1 10 221 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dff676b38cb93b709abe60b4160271a4.pdf 96499d35334c3cb807cdb046040e086c PDF Text Text /j / ? £ ? , J u t* 1’HHU * 1 /9 S 7 s / / �• t 3 •'fllj. s/t&i Seminole County Nary Appro-, clot ion D«y m i n complete au<* Local Teachers Take No Pay Raise Action U M B at tfday’e gtmtoob Comity Navy ApgPMk Igr at Fart Mellon Park Baterday. J . Hill (lift), a daddy, SHI John H al of the Banfard Naval Air Semlnola County teacher*, at 1 11 ■ their meeting Thuraday night, h *_ ■ held at Plnamat School, took no L Q f K M f I9K6S Perkins. J r , director la charge of There will be S3 Seminole Coun­ International aervtoe activities la ty school children vleing for top action on the teacher pay ralM the club, lotary may well lay honors In a spalling match which ,uim g neieg international arga- will ba heard over WTRR ea However, It waa brought out r nisatiou atnaa g b 1 N many Tuesday night wttb the finals bald eeuntrlao. on Thursday' night at Sanford at A member of tba aonlar elaaa at Sanford Junior High School. Xolllna scheduled ts appear, Vin­ The spelling contestant! will bo of tho Seminole County Toachen cente Antoanettl, gas forced' to heard fa a practice tttslon Tues­ Association, that tho local tea- An Impressive change of com* aancal hla tali bocaua* of a oon- day night as they reel off the f lk t Antoanettl, who balls from •polling of words furnished from ebon wart supporting the reeom* mind .ceremony was held this Puerto Rico, way remembered by a prepored Hat that eontaln both mendatlona of the yiorida Educa- morning by Heavy Attack Squatbooe present W having appeared the simple and the complex words Uon Association. dron Eleven (VAH-lt), at the Naon a similar program last pa*’ . that oven the professional gram* A resolution, adopted at tho Y* L Alr 5 * 5 ^ . . marian sometimes Had difficult Thursday sight meeting, revealed ^ ; wmraand of uli Local spelling matches are un­ Ang-tOM* tho-nm* der the direction of B, C, Rteele, tho tasting and’attitudes of local imtv director, who has k „ been k ... teachefs: "In view of the fact mand ever to the former ExecuCounty conducting the matches for a that the strong stand tho Florida Uvo Officer COR. J . !L Bear. CDS. number of yean. Education has taken on the tea* b* * " * ,llfn,TJ ‘5 Ul* Matches are sponsored by the , hif _ .v Commander Air Feree eher pay ralae, wa recommend no u s , Atlantic Fleet at the Naval Miami Herald In which 29 countlee participate. Top two winners farther action be taken on varioue Air Station Norfolk, Va. In the local spelling contest will county proposals until after the VA1M1 returned la February go to Miami early In May to de­ Governor** addrt** on Tuesday from a deployment to the MediMayor David Gatchal proclaim­ termine the South Florida spell­ and the meeting of tho FlorMa terraneen Area where It malntaln* ed April as Cancer Control Month ing champion. Educatlon Directors and repre* **• outatandlng record. The The Tueaday night match will aentatives In Tallahasieo on Aprl equadron la an all weather bombtoday and arged support for th* American Cancer Society's Cru- Jtm heard at 7:30 p.m. and the Thursday night match, to which aade In Sanford Representatives of th* local Tho 1887 ACS ftind-ralsing and tho public la invited, wt! also be­ tcaebsri organization are: Mrs. gin at 7:30 p.m. educational campaign waa launch­ Contestants and the ichools they Hilda Wray and Miss Edna Chited today. Tho nation-wide goal u tendon. 810,000,000 wdleh will bo used In represent are as follow*: Speakers at Thuraday night's Lake Monroe: support of research, education and Alice Myora 13 yra. 7th grade; meeting included F. X. Farris, service programs. Tony Bakor 13 yra. Tth grade; representative of the Retirement The proclamation declares: Janet Johns 13 yn. 8th grade. Committee of the State Board of "Because cancer Is one of th* Education and Mr. Ferguson of Lyman School: moat critical health problems our Petor Alexander 13 8th grade; the State Board of Educator’s Di­ community, our slate and our na­ Stev* Moul 18 yre. 8th grade; vision. tion has evar faced, and because Camilla Kirkland 13 8th grada A message from R. T. Mllwee, and participated In the Guadal­ Important pregreis In the battle Superintendent of Public Instruc­ canal Campaign In the" Pacific All Souls: to control eanetr has been mad* Deanna Dietrichs 14 yra. 8th tion for Seminols County was read Theater of Operations. In tba lat­ through tho efforts of voluntary to tho approximately 73 teachers ter phase of the war ha was the grad#; agencies such as the American Richard Keefer 13 yra. 7tfl meeting Thursday night. He said, Ezecutive Officer of a Heavy Caneer Society and Its programs In part, "1 wish to thank you for Patrol and Bombing grede; Squadron o< research, eaneer education and the splendid attitude you have al­ Mary Nelson 11 yrs, 8th grade (VPB-103) that operated from service, I hereby proclaim April ways maintained In matters such Tinian and Iwo Jlma. Grammar School: 1*37, as Cancer Control Mondi, Johnny Phillips 11 yrs. 8th as these. The eatm manner In A graduate of Rensselaer Poly­ and earnestly invite the fullest and which you represent your side, technic Institute, Troy, N.Y., CDR. trade; most gencroui support tor tho an­ Donna Young 11 yrs. 8lh the unity and cooperation we have Mildahn attended Post Graduate nual Cancer Crusade that Its Ufeenjoyed In our organization, will school after the war at the Uni­ grade aavlng work may continue. I also win for ua again." versity of Minnesota where he re­ urge the medical profession, the Geneva School: Ruby Bowen 13 yrs. 8th grade; Th* meeting was opened with ceived his Misters Degree In press, radio and television and all Jimmy Jacobs It yrs. tth an Impressive devotion conduct­ Aeronautical Engineering. Retore agencies concerned to join active­ grade. ed by Rev. J . B. Hoot and closed taking command of VAH-11 PDIt. ly In observance of Cancer Control Catherine Markowics 10 yrs. with entertainment by Junior High Mildahn completed the Teit Pilot Month. 3th grade. School Glee Club under the direc­ Training Course and was head of (Cootlnned Ow * age I t) (Continued on Pag# 18) tion of Mr*. William G. Fleming. Command Of 11; .SStTLX Relieves Mildahn Faces Long Session Richard Royer, 83, who died laat week at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital were held this afternoon at t o’clock at Brlsson Funeral Horn* with the Rev. H. M. Thomas of DeBary officiating. . Burial was In Oaklawn Mtmorlsl Mr. Royer waa a DeBary. resident of Training Course Starts Tomorrow The Girl Scout baste leadership training course starts at 9:90 to 9:30 p.m- tomorrow at the PresbyBerlin Youth BulHlng. Other sessions of the course will be held In the Methodist Church Education building. TALLAHASSES HR - The Flor­ id. Legislature open. Its 1937 taaion Tuesday to perform tho difficult that at aquooting a traintoad of reqtmtU tax moneyAlready in Tallabasaea for the first sound of tho gaval Is the Se­ minole County legislaliro delega­ tion. They have carried with them a number of local bills Including pay raises for the Board of San­ ford City Commissioners, addit­ ional funda for county commission­ ers* expense, countywide toning and annexation. Senator Douglas Stenstrom, Re­ presentative Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., and Representative Gordon V. Frederick left Sunday for the Capitol City and the necessary pre-session planning before tho se.sion gets underway tomorrow. Advanco Indications are that when the gavels bang the session Into being, the House at 11 a.m.. and the Senate at noon, it will touch off a long and spectacular performance. Above everything jjS Roy Collins delivers hla message to the lawmaker* at 1:10 pjn. Tuesday. School teachars a n demanding higher salaries and some oven have threatened to strike to get them. Virtually every state agency la after a pay raise. A vast build­ ing program for the public schools junior colleges, mental Institutions, prisons, state agencies and puble highway* la being urgad. -T h e Citizen Tax Council hat recommended wideapnad revision of Florida’s tax structure. A spe­ cial committee Is catling for the state to build more school* fastor and catch up on an 83 million dollar backlog of needs. A new *i|itc university is planned at Tampa. Collins Is expected to roe(Continued ee Page 19) Southern Bell Group Manager Told John Cooper, District Manager outhern Bell, announcc-.l today th* ppolntment of Robert F. Shedden as group manager of San­ ford, effective Apr. 1. In the San­ ford group ia Oviedo, Geneva, Sanford Including th* DeBary of­ fice. S Shcdden comes to Sanford from, manager In Miami from 1933 to' Atlanta, Ga. where he is now on i »m . He came to the telephone the Southern Belt Directory Staff > . m. m- i,, forrulatlng new praetiles and po- *’ 2 ^ 5 2 ? , . tides and he was directly respon- ,n ,ttty °* Florida In 1MB wden he ilble tor the nine Southern Bell graduated with honors, Hla flrat directory resultstwo year* spent on a managePrior to Atlanta, Shcdden was a men, tralnlmr urogram after which turned M m thou MOO people, Navy personal and Seminole Comity civilians, turned out Saturday I® eclatirate tbo aeeond such event to be staged ban. Senator Speaaard Holland, at tbo noon Jayeo sponsored lunch* eon bald at the Mayfair Inn, told Navy and title Icadera "1 thinkthla apot la an Ideal one for the eoatinnation of a Navy bate. IV f aheaya believed in keeping fatal* Ilea together and whan I see thla fin# family of eiviUana and Navy people It would hurt mo to bo • party to breaking It up." One of the Itadera in the affect to retala the Naval Air Station In Sealaolo County, Congraatmaa A. S. MSydw Herlong J r ., who, with Senator Holland, waa In* Sanford to attend the Navy A y preelation Day even*, made It eloar that he 1* hi favor of ox* pending tho local heat, as be ■poke to tho luncheon group of noarly 100. Rear Admiral Carl J . Pftngstag Asst Chief of the Bureau of Na­ val Aeronautics, a personal ro* presentstlva of tho chief of hla bureau, commented "la a y jab I have to work with a l Navnl Air Stations, 101 of them, and 1 ■ee mors complaints than any* thing else." Speaking of tbo local baa* however, tbo Navy official said "It*» a pleasure to bo la Sanford ’ where we tag appreciated aad ba Washington, wa apjg qjh t n .ygfa. , Captain I. N. Ckrtis, P u b * Work. Officer of tho Naval Ala Station, Jacksonville laid tba luncheon group **1 am very hap* py to have boon included among your guatta. We’re appreciative of tho fine attitude of tbo people toward the Navy." Other Navy officials to b# Im troduced were: Captain J . T. Blackburn, Commanding Officer, Heavy Attack Wing One: Captain J . R. Ready: Captain Robert W. Jaekioa, Commanding O f f i c e r , Naval Air Station, Sanford; Cdr. Joeeph M. Tully Jr., Cdr. Blalna (Centimes On Pag# Ten) W. C. Mokler, 65, Dies Saturday William O. Mother. 88, died suddenly Saturday morning. Ha eama to Sanford four year* age and mada hla home at 810 RotaU* Drive. Survivors Include the widow, Lydia; Mokler one daughter. Path Una Tobey, Irvington, N. J . ; oni son Ted Mokler of Irvington; oni brother, Paul Mokler, Red Bank N. J .; one sister Mrs. Bertha W!« send. Elisabeth, N. J-l and twt grandchildren. Funeral services were held to day at 1 p. m. at the OrtmVow Funeral Home with the Rev. I’hilip Schlossmann officiating. Remains will be sent to Irvluf ton, N. J. for burial In Woodlaws Canute ry. ter grade school he attended Pomfret, Conn. Dartmouth college was his choice of colleges sod he attended there until h% enlisted In the U S Naval Air Corps In 1943. He saw two years combat in the Asiatic Iheatre as a carrier based fighter pilot For his war efforts he holds the Navy Air Medal. Hla hobbies Include golf, shoots In low 90’a and hunting and fishingHo and his wife, Virginia, were married in IMS, they mo* while aha was a Nava) link trainer iosUuctor in Atlanta. Mrs. Shcdden at­ tended th* Unjvcrstty of Flor­ ida with Bob Jo e two years. They now have two daughters, Christina and Marta, however, while she la busy with her ehlldred Mrs. Shcdden still finds time to pursue her hobbles of tennis, sewing, and bosket weaving. Earl Turner, Manager of Sanford, will eootinu* in the same capacity. 438 and 19900 Saturday night ihortly before 9:30. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mack said yesterday that a 1938 Oldamoblle, driven by Roger Johnson, attached to th* Heavy Attack Training Unit at the San­ ford Naval Air Station, traveling south, smashed Into a 1930 Chevralet, driven by Charles Edward Smith of Apopka. The collision occurred when Smith’s car pulled out from the Intersection Into the path of the car driven by Johnson, said tho Trooper. Damage to th* Oldamoblle waa estimatod at 8830 while damage to the Chevrolet came to approxi­ mately 8330. . Smith, complaining of a leg ln> jury, was sent to tho Winter Park Partly cloudy tkreegh Tuesday. Hospital, Chance * f e few scattcted show­ Chargee wM be placed against ers this afterneea and tonight. Chpries Edward Smith, said Tro­ Uttl« temperature change. oper Mack. Weather ROBERT F. SIIEDDEN CHANGE OF COMMAND CBBZMONIEg this meaning were held •t tho Sanford Naval Air Station. Cdr. E. C. Mildahn (far right) WM relieved far Cdr. J . If. Bear (second from right), to command VAH-11. During Inspection of tho squadron ihU morning the Com* minders talk with LI. (Jg) Donald Deris. Making notes U Chief Gene WIUeL (Staff Photo) �' . • ' (27th Weekly Edition •• ;Sy*. -' • •. •S*? ■ . »^ v ••• mm ^ M iN O y r 8 .M O K E ~ H If IN A lj| P u b l i s h * w e e k ly Ssn ford Herald Pst Hsrrington Angelo Compsifn Anioctot* Editor . Gossip HtU Members ______eraj Meet S H S Faculty w .« * » p % n K s y e Je n k in s Tin leeehor of tbo week for Kays Jenkins, IMfo Lewis. M sry Jane Flynt, Penny (Me wotk la tbo homo oconlmice teacher, Mies Barbara Rupracht. Mery Grar* Hobby, A. J. Clements, An«elo Comp*ijrn._ la BhitodolpMa, Paw., Csrios, Csrls Newbury, Key lve>, Frances Strickland, Wends Bern. Ann vpidren, Cleadls Wnraioofc, Jeyee Ion Urn, fo r K £ fe ­ rn.,; Advice To 7rare? VitlellLovelorn ns wtol line le hi Is I’ ve liked s senior boy sod test y « « r I west steady v t t h j d p . n i # year be v a s t even talk to mo. moat- im e tia ie a It bwpa am a m W M t can | do? le make m y awn daolitona to t Usa fO R IO O sl It aim liv e s ' ma » M i r a tool Boar Loaaaa m * Q s U rsajly Hie. Maybe being • aator baa fiv e * iy leve pel M m osoeaslve eoU-ptUN a s i n > the tame s soriarity. II this la the esao thory l»« C. won’t you la s t Iso mush you sas do. T r y words ef advise iooldai ay le blm ss Dm great eshimPi b i« b e n tyya. | | that M e a n t the Devil aad the t o ? ftH.Z SXX M r le ye m m f#f III bie a sew ___ P e tr I . T . P . A , T , D . 1 . 1 H IH 'I m M i ns brnw what Mpptwl 1 h i see where yeur how t« N in to # te toash you Wbstevsr you de-don't »M m Imake dociilont and aecopt reeponi •m i # Vm ll m wist Mm, alhlHMss to t sran? ehlld, temtsp er ee a tto r. seeds fttw lo a aad S«rM U , When you read this you wiu uadantaoiaf Sit down and hava prsbibiy think I'm er«sy or a talk wits your paronta aad ossomething, to msny tunigerr tain that an unpretending once T O M 'S S i awbila win h«tp y m pare th is n a b l i i all •? yeur ova d t t itriet se n l» a while say. clalona. wsy»i. My ysrtnta lot me dste M U s Cry-Shoudsr whom ■ I pleas* without sv#n meet- Mist Ory.hhouWerins the bay. fa whore | Ilka I havo a problem I think only without qihlag no syeql It, you can solve. I want vary much to gat married In Ju ft*. But my mother waste p i te wait D> I graduate. W hat It? afl She i|ld if that wae whst I wanted, then ahe wouldn’t otapd Br AN N V P fN p E A N ‘ Jimmy B. drove ssr> la my way. | don’t wait to tod PS _ _ her feeling*. But I do lovo this WMt If Aodrsy were a Jualer boy a iry much. twatoad of a loyh? ? ? risiN M lf me ts decide. Wbet If Maggie L. was quiet True Blue laitaa of eo|iy? D ssr True Blue— WMt if Sylvia P. waa Sylvia I f this M y really loves you be •t will want whst Is b u t for you. What If Johnny W. waa short Hs will sleo wsnt te 4e w M t your instead of tallT parent* wish you to do. I say dedl What If Mlia Bohn waa mar. nltely flnlih ichuol for your vied Inataad of Hagta? take, fo r tbo sake of belay e Whal If Miss Uaipaea taught batter wife and for Uia eaka of Oym liutaad of Typing? What If Vlriil 0 . bad to rtdo *«* g ga a motor aaootarT Whit If Jimmy 0 . had Vlrill’i esrf Plotter Chatter Whit if Samlaolo Hlfh wore By BATHY carlo # lamlnolt Low? Well, this l« yeur S. If, 0. DJ Whit If Mr. Broehsa'a oyai earning in loud and clear with won black toetoad of blue? What if Graduation waa in April soma of the hits of tho day "Party Doll" eeeme to be N». Inataad of Junit WMt If Mr. Bay won "Bor. 1 with Ju*t about everyone then deye. Bom* of the olhere «rO pudu” Instead of suite. What If Senior* won out two "Butterfly." Walking After Mid­ night," " I l<qve My isby," "1 w*ehi Initoad of one? WMt If Freehman hid (a carry Dreamed," "te Waye," "Coma (Jo With Me." "Craty With Dove." Benton Book*? ? ? What U Mminola HI bays " I ’m Slicking With You." "Round and Round ond a gilllon olhere woNn’t ia backward? Wha| If Angelo C. waa dumb that it wauld <ohs forever to Hit. I’m euro ovtryono will agreo instead of smart? WMt If Mr. Fori waa prin. that the moet up and coming cipal Instead of Dean of G|fl*? eons declined to bo a euro hit It What If our stairs ware deals "All Shook Up" by non« other then E|vle. tori? ? ? "'h it If Msry Grscs’a Mir waa Bonny Jamee la doing quite well freon? In the pop field u w«l| ill ee as the Whst U Carol Nut? was In th« country and weitem Held with try si Army? several of hie recent recordings WMt If Philip Byrd w j, hap­ especially "let pate, Jet Klee, lit Dove." This 1 predict a hit withpy? Whit If Dotty Metis wsin’t to a few ihori weeks. Thst’s (t Mwiegfed? for now gang. Keep tuned to for What If Nancy Cash imoked the latest on what’s spinning with cigars? the Teene at 9. If. It. Boggy Jana U ndqulet—lloop. Billy 7 m - ~ l 'r a H l s * M ia b s ll, 1 reckon. Dotty Meiu-No tsllto’l Carol Null—Prcbably havo a nervous breakdown! Mary Urace Hobby—i'll prob­ ably fall down and break my neck end not f t t to gil I'll to h oseitedl Bill Klrchholf—Nethlnl Kayo Jenkins - f o i l i n g up (or a big weekend and gelllnf te id y fur tbs Brum. F r * d B o b re n t-N o talito’ . . Asa Verndren—Bleep, | gum. Blenerd Phigan—I'll he 4*eo rating for tho Pram . M urry N a n c o -P r is tis to f trslh sit! then go homo sad get r « 4 v . Msrodith to o ttw B rie tlc to f usek aad this |s ;« t the N n s f s sad iton gel retdy for tho disco, Henry ..V ls o n - U o home, mesa ■round, sal dreeiod, and U ka o il M o s bat out sf .... , M D o a tk o o -D s llv s r lif po?< Donald M s th le u s -Q a t wit m y car, and thine my ihaea, go got a Curisge, gu gal Uts girl, and then I'll to reedy. Mike T em n ej- Nothing’ wopth mentioning. Sylv|a Price—Well, aince primptof won't do any good ( Al aaye, "It f tto sra h«w sow | Hitch. Kvh at HH Pilmstto with PSNnU. What Would Hqppon If? IM wAMM d f U lB T It wore JiAoa Csps iaatoM af TY^^i It win Carta Oldbury isttoid Sowbury of N o It wtra ^NrapMiisfhtoart la• U rtV It wars.. Mr. Bud Sitter tostead of Lsytr It wero .Yul Brynner Instead of Wglly Pope |t wire- Dale M lftto laftssd of Lewis II were..Lynn Andrew Instead of Jasheaa. It were. Harrison Jonto initoad of Smith It woro.-MUe Cut tostoad of Whittle It WON BHIy D o * Instead Of Wolfe U w g ro -M ro . W srm m sn toitosd of Coloman It were. Pom St, Mary toitead of St. John It L to d l D rive r Instead of P s rM r It won • Joyco Arrow Inetrad w on of Spesr^ It wen Mile Lower toetoad of Blear II w in . Mies Mars instead sf Rohn It wtre,.Mr. Pole Instead of Kettles It wore..Mary Washington In* itaod of Adorn It wera -Pstiy Salt toetoad of Morton It wero - Ksy Vino Initead of Ivay It won Barbara Heatburn InItosd of Colburn It ware Join Northward to* Head of Southward It ware Gary Cooker toeteod of •Baker. H WIN Cerl Kcmuslt toitead of Remuiat It were Henry Bootmaker In, steed of Shoemaker It were Patty Darhfoot In etead of Ughtfoot It were Ray Chesapeake In Head of Hudson It were. Charles Pepelle Ia. atesd of Kobe II wera. RHhar Williams in, staid of Jana It ware Phillip Brava instead of Meeks Glee Club Attends District Conlesl By W A N D A G I L P E B T W h y Not Read This! M M. hoc toe# aeon Ulto Ini with two b rtttora . W to da n Ilka Linda, Nannie R. or itny D? Whet la happening between aetion Fir Taachare r WANDA NABOB ALL! I I Nay follows, bar# you earn Nanay Cash lately? ? ?lf not lab* notioo—eto'a a doll, toy*—gat on the ball! | I d Jim m y? Gland# C . and y Hew abaut Loo Jacbsaw'e them* eang ia Ihat Cindy B? "Tbair'r* not making lb# tore to I hav# heard fay a 0 . talhtof ■nod t b l i By KATHY CARLOS year-dam-de-de* Our cahoot ran to tor tost to about a sensor toy tauiy, Canid doml I ling tie tbo rsH, LBRI the world or It can be the worst. it to you Kenneth H. Thera i n many paayi paapt# who B DO YOU PLAN_ „,ial TO _____ ........ II.100 KAURI? ( I f ORT It) , gay: I iMIl Ml np 0 trust for tbo unknown fOldNv'a , 'Harriet trnval around tb* in nlnaiy dnyi. ___ Bra. Rofarai I'm net spending It's Just what everyone of ue miluo I heard Boa* Marla B. tolhing .aaraa with tha following Hale- U ontit I lot lb# rale*, it. We complain about having no about having a dal# with Tommy nient. Wa s n aakamod of nuc ire. Wrapt Buy mi i i * r f t * ivIII# wtof# t g l eTVV"ivprr?fBl' e to te o t' Two weeks ago tho S. If. 8. Glee Club took a vary cnjnyablo trip lo Daytona to the dintyiut singing contest. Whst a lllh ll At 7:30 a m- Die whole group wai on the bus ex­ euro w on't)), I'm going to go to cept for J. D. Slone who *nou slepep and forgot about the mat­ caught up with the detachment. ter til time to get dre*eed, end Just Imagine all those girls face* hope Mother goto m y dew Ho* ia early in IM morning. Maybe lehad. Now I'm going to ask yvu you'd halter net. Wa arrived abet uthirty min­ what Y Q U 'r e going la be doIngl ute* before wa entered a large M *—I ’ll probebly H ill to try* hall far light reading, Her* wa to f to m »ko up my mind whst all Hoad around Uka totem pole* to wear, and, of courts, polluting afraid to move a muiiaa. The girl* mid* i ’eupartor" which Is toil Treiiye'a tee mill. and the hay* cam* up with an Al Stanley—I'm Stanley—I "oseillint". Tha mined rhorui al­ lice baseball III io g*| in aaeellant In sight read. Linda Smith—I'm gqini heme Ing, Then we were inhered onto o n j finish m y d r i ll , and ga to a largo Haig to tha Fato4y WRt Auditorium whera wa iaag to Brantley SehlranMIa heme. make aur choral retinas. Aftsr (Really? ? ?) watching tha vary splendid Lees­ Traceys Young-t'll to doing all burg chorus wo war* dleml|iad hundraJa of Ihingi we until |:B0 la da aa wa plaaiad. tof ora Dl| dance like the Thau poor lUH# gift ihaptl They . T t a M ’ll ilia to poiuhia' your won all out af mtrahaadli* and had teikitc bulging with money. laeniiUI Eddie Bubour—Practicin' hut- Ths hoirdwilb wee alia an ac­ ball. (I should hava known,) tive sens with dancers jitterbug Juanita W y n n e -G a ttln i ready glng to their haerti ronl*nl. Al HM Utcra wig a men r*fur too daaaa, I gueii, I t ta M i ma atout las M ura Is get reedy tonal af ill tha fouler high Nan C u H tln i—The usual tolngi ithaeli. Can yau Imigin* i.ooi —M ir wash and eel, fingernail*, voleee being dlnclad by ana nice hot shower, and a two hour man. It was tremendous, believe me. Then again wawem eneui nap. ad for a time to oat. At T;U the Jchnny W t}m m i*-P u ttto | a •holt charm did i man con­ In a im iiile n in my a ir . (O f cert. Ai wo Hoto and ring there eeureat) wai a thrilling feeling going Penny Marian-Well I've get to Ihroun'i everyone. Tha tinging go to Orlando and git my hair was just beautiful. set and | won't be beck til seven, After this there was ■ mad and g(ter ‘bet tt'U to ju*k en* ,'duh tor tho hum and all eremad ru«hi |e*ni end accounted for w* left Pat Harrington—Trying te gel Daytona wltn a t*.*-J but cun. happy. tented ftiling. What a day l Question O f W eek By DALE I.KW lS Ry the time you are reeding thl«, the Jr, Sr. Prom will ba a pleasant memory. But for now— "Whet will you bo doing frlday, March 39, between 9:30 p. m. and 1:00 p. m. (the lime school’* out until the dance begins)?" S • Gossip KC/ouc/s MIBB IABIABA BUPBICHT Moment! To Remember Ry DALE LEWIS As the last Hritos ef muito Coated from the Mayfar Inn Ballroom, couples slipped away to the beach, breakfasts, and par* lice. The poll light! and music and faint Kent of wilted com gef still lingered with tormi Mwovyr, when Uto Troop *nd tbtor dsto* arrived at Bobby Little'* house out gn the lake, their igniimental thoughts of ihg Prpm vini»h»d with the appaonnee af punch, eookles, aandwtehei, and » rec­ ord player. Al Stanley and Bylv|a Price, Murray Nance and Kay Jenkins, Meredith Scott and Nancy Cush­ ing, Terry Ooembel and Jeanette Pilvea, Brantley Sehlrard and Linda Smith, Philip Byrd and Dele Lewis, Bobby Llttla an Ca­ rol Nutt all had a groat time dancing and swimming. Nothing could havo furnished a more en­ joyable ending lo a wonderful evening. — ( school spirit, yet whet have we contributed to S. H. 8. In the way of Khool iptrlL The answer to that li. some hav* g great am­ bition for S. If. 8. lo ba tha Best, and they take part In everything to encourage the idea. The ethers, Nothing at a|ll A few can't pul Use Idea ovar, it takas everyone working together. If you think school spirit liu't necessary, you’te Just kidding yourself. Who wanle a bunch of dead boat* balding everything hath? If you want a good education you have no choice but to come Khool, so why not make the It of tha eituatjon? I can't ms going Juet half way and quilting. We hava a principal who Is doing everything to mabe 8. If. S. the ton, but I’m nehamed to aay we’re letting him down. Make your choice—either Join In on thing* end encourage our school spirit or quit complaininf because we lack it. I think that'a Being fair and wquare. don't you; Wall you’ve heard my opinion, I may b* wrong hut I don’t think to (Me lima. AH I ask is tor you to think Ihe situation avsr. IV* salt) It before i'll say it again, it's up to everyone of us whal kind of school our school is. so plsasa Join aid be a part of things. Yau, ae a person, will ban­ dit by It as much as I. H. 8. & Jus? Green With Envy I . I -wondar if Piaao W. hnowp' boy* at B. H . B. Why aid to many about It. toyo i o atog to IM J r . I r . Pw m ? Hava yau Marti tha QNIAT Thl» ia Joat an* ad tbo way# tbo newel Wei if you Haven’t b*N enirit o f our eiboal baa fa n *. Fo r il U Nan Cushing and maradiUt Heaven’ * take. I hope n*st year Beat!. You'll! mike a darling will to t o i l e r fOUflf. Who la that great bin handsome D e*«mi (Ml Linda Y, Juet ebaraattr In in m 1 b pomd fyaniab ean'1 make up her mind atout who M aya averyan* laughing con* Philip N, ar Johnny B- Com* <?n etanily? Mihc Tam m y, that sound* Lind# yau can't hav* toth-that Ilk* you! I just wouldn't to fair. Hey you guys—th# -ih *re 'i a real Why haven't ua Man Kay I. ywaat Mfhomar* ■Irl loing end Duke B. In the Mils lately? around unatlaibad Boberta Miller Beam# Kay Hill haa a crush on la wtom wa mean. him, wMt atom you, Dub*? ? Whal'a oil this talk In Journo Did you Mar about IM fresh­ lent about sultlnn out moet of man going to tha Jr, Bentor iha gossip. That doesn’t hound e<? Pram? Oh, dnn't alarm*!, goad to m*~wh#t atout you? ? 7 ihoy w*r* Juit ihly wreck uHt> Bemeona plena due u« in an oral who Marquila camptoll Ilk** now, (Hod to Mar avaryon* enjoyed B*llev* it nr not Harold Bftoa Ihe Jr, Hr, pram. An orchid far haa been epottod In Ih* toll quit* tha Junior* I You all did a great a few times talking m a girl ant job of decnraling. ia away* seem to to tha earn* Where did Fanny M- and Bate |lr, Harold w* tab* that boob gat iucb • nice BBD tan? ? ? ■tout you Mini allorglo to giria Bylvto Prtea and Al surely do -flood goDigl r man# a darling couple. Rut Isn’t Hiirt,1y Petflsr—isn't it #boul Il Bailing to to montonoug? ? ? lima far you to to geUIni a Overheard In Hama Ba—Kathy girl? It's spring you now! ! C»rjQ* living tq Mr Pld standby (Pretty good eieuse) mirror—"Mirror, mirror on thg Pat Martaon, who do you Uko wHlr-Tra tha fejert of them now? ? ? Wi ’n really aurioua. We don’t have any Idea—do you. and tho rail af tha student body Pet? 7 7 will I hope wc can say "Opera­ Wa are really glad to tea. Peg­ tion s. H. S," (Encouragement of gy LundqulH and Billy T P * 80School Spirit, well underway. Ing Heady again. Y«« two make ?7 to s By Kathy Carlos This pa*t week has been miser­ able for ue anderelieamen. Any one of us would have given our left arm to be going to the prom. Seme of the Junior end Senior Urge have offered their small bite of comforting advice on how we'll havo *o much lo look for­ ward to In our future years at S. H. 8. So much tor that, we're Hill green with envy. Moet of the Junor and Senior girls have been Inoklhg forward lo the prom *|nea thay wire fresh­ men and nowdt'e time to gn quite a few of them are stuck w|th new formsle and no dates. What was wrong with some of those boys anyway? Well, you can't taka them out and ahoot them as mush ee you might like to. I jurt hope our sophomore and fresh­ men boy* won't ke Ilka that. Although we're green with en­ vy over you upper claism*n w« all hope you had one glorious lima Friday that you will never forget. "VraTpofti I'll wilt until t i p it let ItoN will to plenty nf # i ^ WLwlroni I plan to ep#nd.»» on my family. ... Nr. Mitbiouai I'd ue* It an gfw lint ■ hotter n r, «r, Rriiktnt Tb# odmtoMW** live personnel havo not ton* to* form#4 to whal nitont a H o to o t r i l l * for ieirbari would iBnct their iila r tir. M n . Ratomani M ato m y payment on ■ aahto o n w o r. M r*. Alien? r m not oountlng my ehDkeni tofem tto y #n Hatchett. . . . . . M il* Ruyreihti I'd to ik l i iwim m lnj pool to m y took yard. M r. Pibbei (Cbuekio) » U r t eatihi m m Initoad af toanai Mias Bterenei I'm golM to wait until I get it. MUa Wklttle? J u it lot m » w t it and than 111 know what t o ,# with It. Mine llmpeen: I'd hav* ma n personal mild for overydiyt t < a real- cute euptWhat is this wa ora M otoi lately Linda Y . and Johnny b . together, That might prove in­ teresting. Hey gang, wa hava a couple nf vocallili ameng us, WendoJL Brooks end Don B»ly—wsrW talking about you twa| I t . - * * • » * T -J \ y > WHAT A DIFPIMNCI THB WAY MAKItl Dance Band Plays In Assembly By CARLA NEWBURY With Leslie Smith leading the Dene* Band, they put en a very good assembly proirrarn The members, In ease somo of you new peoolo don't know, arc Saxophones, Harmon Smith, Barry St. John, DDaie Rountree, and Wally Pope; trombones Tom­ my Williams wiiiiam* and aivi Richard mcnaru Pqwi -iiw ||R all; Irumpele, Sidney Vihl*n Tommy Water, and Vivian Parrail- Gregory Welker wee on the If drums. And last, but not l*ait. Paulina Bane accompanying on tha piano. The hand opened with their theme long, and than th*y olsyed KQ KO MO, Pesp Purple, and Pat Hmingtet, added touch to tha hank eang "long from Moulin Rouge." Bigney Vlhlen played a Mtmprt solo called "Summertime". It’s the first lim* he hie plated It before Seminole High |n4 he did I wonderful Job As their IsH number, the bend Nelly Jailed il up and played "Alexander's Rag Time Hand." (Oh >ai, Bill Chisholm played Ota B i l l .) Ae a raeuls the mined chorus and ih* buy* gu lo Tampa to ihu hills conlesl. Electric heatgoao into the food—not into th# kitchen. Direct contact between pan and heat­ ing element provide! fester, thriftier cooking . , . cleaner pot* and pane. , . cooler kltchtno. i - FLORIDA POWER A UOHT COMPANY *1 I. II. t«idM*Bc Hro. a*t m i i « * u* in . �* [A. TaJ 3 r . * (aj J, | If t’lSITING UIGNITAIIIKS WKItH IIONORKI) at the Mayfa'r Inn falurday at a Jayne Sponeored luncheon. Gen. J. C. llutrhKon (ret). Senator Speaeard Holland. Capl. Robert W. Jackson, Rear « j . M * WB| f * JMp p r fa « , . A PART UP TIIK HUGE croud, eatimated at *rvr #.JM. attending the Seminole County Nary Appreciation Day. The crowd, neen ahote, It enjoying fried fi*h. hailed corn on the eoh, cole nlaw, celery, hu«h puppie*. and coffee. "Km j body enjoyed themwcltea. tald one Navy man In the picture. A elt Ilian alttinf nearby etamrnlrd “We enjoy the Navy, we like the Navy, and we want to bp with them.** (Photo by Bergstrom) Admiral Cirl .1. Pfiiigalag. Major Datid (ialrhel. and l'nngrr**man A. S. •*Syd" Merlon;; Jr. (Official C. S. Nary Photo) the hlah Naey official* white Captain Robert W. Jarhina (right), RKAR AII.MIRAI. I'ARI, J. PKING8TAG, WASHINGTON. Ain't Chief I,r Hurt- hi of Natal Acronautira. la nilrnpied to Seminole I Commanding Officrr •( the Nary Air Station tonka on. County** Natal Appreciation Dry, J . Ilrailey Udham (left) greeta t (Official If, R. Na»y Pbntn) gr»t*r*' a*. . 1I • n * ^ i '• 11 i HUSH n i'PIKS AND KISH were the order of the day at thr tabic fir dlgritarir* during Nary Appreciation Day. (I.efl to right) Deputy Sheriff A. K. Krana. ( lumber of Commerce Manager John Kridrr. Senator Spcaaard I.. Holland, Gen J . C. IluIrhUon, and Miyil' I lot Id Galrhrt. (Photo by Iteru'tromy SMII.CS OP APPRECIATION WERE SEEN throughout Fort Melthe daT.|oug( fc»thitie* *pun*orrd hy thr Junior Chamber of Com Ion Pit k Saturday during Seminole Count)'a Naty Appreciation merce. ' (Official U, 8. Nary Photo) Day. Hfrt la a group of Nat) prraunnacl enjoying their food at | IT COULDN'T ItK IIETTKR aaM Rear Adm'ial Carl J. Pflngttag at Salorday'a SrmimJe Count) Naey Appreciation Day. (Left to right) Count) CammiaMloner R. C. Dodd, Rear Admiral Pfingalaf, lia iiT l A . G. Harold Alctandir, Chairman of the Republican Party In Mod* da, and County Commissioner l.aarcrue Swuffocd. (Staff Photo) THE KIDDIES. KVKRV ONE OK THEM, had a wonderfil lime and | Shown abate are Tommy and Tina Brubaker, »«n and daughter xt enjoyed the Ki-ib I ty 'a l Seminole County 'a Naty Appcrciatioa Day. | Lt. and Mrs. D. E. Urubakcr. (Photo by Ucrgatroaa) �ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER DOLLAR Thanks To All Who Helped Make Navy Appreciation Day Success Sanford likes tha Navy I And tha anawar to that axclamatlon cama laat Saturday whan at leant fl.BOO peo. pla turned out for the Seminole County Navy Appreciation Day etaped by the Semi­ nole County Junior Chamber pf Commerce. Navy personnel, atatloned at the Sanford Naval Air Station, and their famlllenrame to tha celebration, aa did local citizen* from all over the county. Port Mellon Park wa* teeming with poo. pla from 4280 In the afternoon until after tha firework* at n lg h t-am l even then were reluctant to leave ao aennntlonnl wna-tho day. Many people expressed their sincere opinion that Seminole County Navy Appre­ ciation Day should become an annual evpnt. And, as many did not know, the Saturday celebration was the second such event. The Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce, with It* resident, (i. Andrew Speer and the two co-chairmen of the event, Harry Cannell and Oarfleld Wlllet* plann­ ed carefully and well for the day-ion* cele­ bration, Worn the very first, cooperation from local d tliens wa* excellent. This could l»e reflected In the two tons of fish, fried gol­ den brown and delleloun a Job handled by volunteer help under the direction of On* Schmah. There were pyramid after pyrnmld of hush puppies, huge containers of cole slaw, 7.R00 ears of boiled corn, crnten and crates of crisp celery, ran after can of cof. fee, a Ion* line of drink boxes Iced down with cold drinks—all accomplished with volunteer help. And the servln* linen all twelve of them, manned by civic and fraternnl organizationa Frankly, the entire affair could have been Judged as the feedln* of one great Id* happy family— for only smiles and laught­ er, cheers of glee, and thousands of chuckles from pure satisfaction were alt that could be heard. The flemlnnlo High flchool band perform­ ed "th eir very best" as they entertained the huge crowds during mealtime which exteiftled from 4 i.TO In the afternoon until after 7 at night. The band, with their music, and thn Corps of Majorettes with their prochiton steps and prances, all under thn dir­ ection of bandmaster Krnest Cowley, added to the gaiety of thr entire event. Our commendations meat go to all who had n pnrt In making Seminole County Nnvy Appreciation Day a remarkable success. The Sanford Herald lullr »»r»pt BatuHay, Burntur an* i-hrlHm**. r*ilhllah#<1 MKluf.Ur nf».r»rtln» rhrtilmnn. '.Ur** •• • • -o n * rl**« m ill,, Orlnh#r 11 t ill >1 Tha Pul Offirt •f Smfnr* PlnrM*. nn*«r lh* Atl nf Com,*** «f Marth I 1ST* KIIPli I'MIIK INS K*llor in* Piihllih»r MAIIION IIAIIMAN Nil., Klfrullfn K.tllnr ■VKI.YN J nimillNO. A*r«rll*ln« M.,n*«*r NiiBBcnirrioa aaTrs Ilf CirrUr It* p*r w**k On* Month II •• Thru Month* Hit Month* On* T**r . HM m i m i* Al| Ohlltt nry nnlt***. i « r i l< of ihinb *. r**n|ull»n* an* nolle#* or i n t * r U l n m * * l fur lh* purlin** ..f rnl.ln* riia.li wil l h* e h i r a t * for •• n m l a r iittrarllalna ral** Tin tliral* I* • tnimbir if thi Unllirt pn*i wbl«b I* inllll** *i*li,*lv*ly to lh* ii*i for rapuhllm •Ion af all Ibl loral print** In Ibl* nowtpnptr n*pr***nt»* FTaMnnOly by Otnyrnl A*y*rll*lnN «.ryln Inn **l danriln Naylnn* 0*nh tllilN Allnnln llyirili P<I» 4 ______ . Monday, April t. lo.’j TODAY'S IHIII.F, VERSB Proud egotlstfi aro easily Inflated. Their kingdoms uro mostly make bollovo. Thn kingdom of heaven falls mostly to childlike simplicity. The puldiraa, standing afar off, would nut lift so much ns his eye* unto henven. t.uke 18:10. Even though this was the second such •vent, we’re sure that tho future hold* in More an annual recurrence of what has been termed over and over again "th e moot suc­ cessful of all events" ever held in the com­ munity. • • • % By JAN THOMAS L'nl.e.l Press Stiff Comi*M**at ATLANTA V — A fist-growing river developent program In Geor­ gia which ultimately may sec In­ land ports ■< far north as At­ lanta Is quietly revolutiontllag the state*! facilities for Industry and recreation. Streams that once could be for­ ded on foot In Mime plaees sr* being made ntvlgabla to htavy barge traffic. Giant lsk*i are being created to provide tourist site* that promise a booming trade. Fishing camps and yacht anchorages are springing up. At­ lanta is recognized by the Indus­ try as the nation*! No. 1 Inland market for boats and motors. Amateur meteorologists aven predict that impounded waters ol r.ew dam development! may mean a milder climate for zome A fter a year long study, the Federal Deserve System has made some Interesting disclosures about buying on the installment plan. It found that nearly half of all U. A. families have innintlment debts, and that about 18 per cent of Individual Income after tnxes Is now being paid out In Installments. The Federal Reserve survey disclosed that almost three out of every five families In tho 94,000 to 97,000 Income range have In­ stallment debts. Among younger married couples, almo'i*. seven out of ten with small children are buying on the Installment plan. Credit of this kind Is being used Increasingly, It was found, and the old moral stigma' on consumer debts Is disappearing. Many other findings were reported, but the core of the report Is that Installment debt Is high and steadily rising. The report Is certain to stimulate new discussion as to whether the Federal government should have the power to regulate buying In credit. It was this question that prompted President Elsenhower to order a survey a year ago. The Federal Reserve System sta ff ex­ pressed no opinion, fn tho report, as to the amount of Installment buying we now have is bail for the nation’s economy. However, some economists have express­ ed concern nbout the Inrge amount the American people have on the cuff. CongreiM will soon have to decide whe­ ther some sort of regulation Is called for. It Is expected that any move on the pArt of Congressional lenders to dip Into the buy­ ing habits of the Amerlcnn public will call for a quick rebuttal on the part of many millions of Amerlcnn people. Standards of living In American communities began to Increase In ever Increasing percentages when ItiMlnllment buying became the mode of bringing Into homes the new fnshlons for living and modern Improvements. • • • Foreign News C o m m e n t a r y Foreign Naira Commentary United Press Stiff Corre*pan4ent The United Ktatci soon may propoea the admission of Spain to the North Atlantic Treaty Orga­ nization. Spain Itself li eager to Join. It would be surprising If Presi­ dent Elsenhower ami British Prime Minister Harold MarmlUan did not discus* the question In their talks in Bermuda lad weak. Britain and France long have oppored Spain's admission to NATO. But It has been reported recently that they have changed their minds. At a time when some other NATO countries are trying to re­ duce their armed strength as an economy measure. Spain'* addi­ tion to Ihs U nation alliance cer­ tainly would strengthen It. Urged By House Oroup The House of Bepre*rnlallves Foreign Affairs Commltteo on March 18 unanimously approved a resolution calling for Spain’s gdmlsslon. The resolution, which is await­ ing passage by full House anil Sanate, was proposed by the State Department. It said that the deiartmrnt should "continue to use Is good offices toward tbs end of achieving participation by Spain In the NATO organization." Britain anil France have been cold toward Spain partly because of its neutrality in World War It. But Franco is nbout n« antiCommunis: as anybody could be. That is one thing In Spain's fa­ vor. Franco has an army of about 300,000 men, and could mo­ bilise about 2 miUlnn If another war broke out. The United States signed a mil­ itary agreement with Spain on Sept. 23, 1053. Under this agree­ ment tho United Slates Is con­ structing four hlg air base* and one naval base in Spain. ONI* Foil THR llllll)-* LOS ANORI.r.B tiu Mrs Bev­ Franco Can't Apply erly Jtirmnn, 29, won n divorce Franco cannot apply for ad­ Tuesday after she told Uiu Judge her husband, William, SS, "flew Into a great rage because our hnby lovebird* scattered 'feds on the kltchan floor." Mechanized Postal Delivery The mall carrier represents a curious bnckwnter In this country's mighty surge toward a mechanized culture. In an era when everything else from milk to laundry Is dellvercd on wheels, the postman still hoofr It with a heavy sack of mill. Tho system Is both slow and expensive. Tho Post Office Department has been expeVImonting with mechanized delivery of mall during the past three or four years. This work Is now coming to fruition. A three-wheeled motor vehicle with n big mnll bin ban been developed nnd eventually post­ men all over the country will be using It. The little mnll scootrra aro fast nnd mnneiivernble. They can carry up to 400 nnunda of mnll, ns compared with •per­ haps HR pounds In tho old-fnshloncd mnll sack carried by n postman. Their use will greatly speed up dellverlm In addition, the Post Office Department estimates thnt each vehicle will save nbout 41,000 a year. Mechanized postal delivery has been a long time coming. It ought to be put Into widespread use ns rapidly a* Is fenslhlo. I « • Strict grnmmnrlnnT Insist thnt It Is more rorrert to say we re..r children rather than raise them, rrnrtlrnl sociologists may feel thnt, to raise some children, rear treatment is necessary. Ciulral P m t Writer ■HIPPED to the U. a. from then pelted hint with ollvea. South Africa la a giant emerald Sesma thay did everything to tha which weighs an amaaing 24,000 martlnla except drink ‘am. earat*. That atone, aaya the man t ! ! at the next desk, la n real torF .S .F . potlcardt that that Sura gem dandy! rornrt kradnt our u-oy n oul.t cer­ t I I tainty Acn e a hi<j tall lo till—1/ it Moscow reports completion „/ only could talk. a A’m»tnio //i,idictionary. It'll t t t be all Greek to we. Orandpappy Jenkins says ba t I t ansa hnaw a dies (askay wha didn't Homing wild turkeys Is laugher think that everything ha said aw then burning elephants, says ■ lha air was axsaadlngty clever. atan wha has dana bath, turo— t I t Jar ana thing, pasbydarms can't A University of Chicago eel an”y away. tlat haa determined that two* I f I thlrda of our rainfall la watar At a party In Radllngton, Eng­ evaporated from tha octane. Bo land, tha Duka of Kant'a pala that aprlngtlma "aaa of mud" la douood his head with gin and really that) . i W H EN mission to NATO. But thera la no doubt he would Join enthusiasti­ cally If asked. Aside from the fact that Spain’s entry would give NATO a needed lift at this time, there I* the coun­ try's Important strategic position to think about. Sheltered behind tho fnrmllable Pyrenees Moun­ tains, it might become th« last allied bn-tlon In Western Europe if Soviet ttus-ln's Bed armies swept across Kurope. Spaniards also point out that, if Spain Joined the NATO, its Ca­ nary Islands off the northwest roast of Africa might provide an additional allied air base. The United States has big air bases In nearby Morocco. But that newly Independent country might become politically unstable In wartime. There is to be ■ big meeting of NATO foreign minister* at Bonn, capital of West Germany, on May 2 It could he that Secretary of State John Foster Hulles will raise ihe question of Spaln'i ad­ mission then. * tmunk Pedro Menendc* do Aviles made (he first permanent settlement in the U S. at St. Augustine, Florida in 1303. New l.abnr "Code" WASHINGTON IS — AFL CIO special counsel Arthur J. Goldberg toM a labor meeting with tongueIn cheek Thursday that the AFL CIO's ethical practices committee has written a new rode ofltitled: "I can not get It for you whole­ sale.” 4* The brightest ligl.lhouse in the United Slates Is at Hlllshoru Is­ let Fla., and ha* 3,f00,000 e« idlepowet. PRA YER FOR THE DAY Dial FAlrfnx 2-3221 £ $ t e p i n t o a n e w w o r l d YOU o f P u r e L u x u i y C A LL ON roNrrPT in motorcar excellence awaits your Inspection In the R oadmastek 75 just introduced. > A nkw You will see wliat we mean the first time you glimpse the Interior. your ip ttiflc ro q irem en ti. For Imtanco, you con got a Tim impeccnlile tailoring nnd taste of the rich appointments aro us obvious as the comfort la opulent. largo amount of monoy lor a short timo* or a imcll amount of monoy for a long timo*CONVENIENT TERMS,; V loans up A C 9200 F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N AMOUNT vou o n t 2J00 h o <50 •ATMINTS SOI 14 MONTHS 10 MONTHS II MONTHS 11 MONTHS I 9.41 i4l; i 3 04 16 7 4 U .IJ i 3 43 11.62 12.43 T hr seats, for example. Tiiey are meticulously fashioned In glove-finished fabric* of broadcloth or Nylon, with backs topped In supple, hand-buffed leather. They are thickly layered with con­ toured foam rubber. They are wide, deep, superbly toft. stered and softly cushioned from floor line to window. The instrument panel, below the safety cushion, is chromed from end to end. The deep-pile carpeting ia hacked by fonm. Tito integral arm­ rests are fully In keeping with the spacious grace of the car. T h e complete Interior D matched by the mechaoleal excellence that is Hoarm a r m tradition. Indeed, nowhere else among the world* fine cars can you enjoy superb performance quite like that of a R oadmaxtea 75-from the Instant response of its brilliant new Dynaflow, to the smooth obedience of its all-new air-cooled aluminum front brakes - neueit and th i finest In th i fine- The doors present a new standard of luxury and restfulness-fully uphol- car field. Your Buick dealer is ready to show you this mag­ nificent new automobile. See him this week. i J.JJ 14 02 ’ l4 . il & Ov» re's ll lltt Mi#* IK* mtiimum ral# psialMtC ky law. Officer Kelly leaned Into Mr. Gruber's coupe and re* ported, "Ya must be day* dreamln’, bud. Your wlfo fell out of the back seat four blocks back." "So that's what It w u !" exclaimed Mr. Gruber, with a heartfelt sigh of relief. "I thought 1 had gone dcafl" \m. V mM H ON — CLOTH FA TOO ItAMONA, Calif. « - Sun wurshlpera put their clothes on Mon­ day when thing* gm too hot at the Comp Mnmngntuma nudist col­ ony. The reserve fashion trend was caused by • brush fir* nod the arrival of firemen. Wo make loom to suit G • Iff*. IU| fewnuag hUmm, 1 "How much do you charge for tn office call?" h i : \r s US FO R M O N E Y -? O o o OCIAL NOTES In tha Woppagee Dally Gazctta: 1. At tha Odd Fellowz* picnic Sunday, Mrs. Murchison won first prlzo in tha ladies' rolling pin throwing contest. She threw her pin 89 yards. I 2. Mr. Murchison won the 100-yard dash. f U f f o A 'D A Y l - S U M S ...................T Try and Stop M e ------------------- B y B E N N E T T C E R F -------------------- dam below BatabHdgt— cated last week. Engineer* are now pushing W completion of tho W brd date and rvrcir on tho C h a tte l**** above Atlanta by fall, gnd they hope to finish the Fort Oalnei and Columbia dams, above the Jim Woodruff, by 1952. When they are computed, no»l* gallon will be poislbl# from the Gulf of Mexico through Florid* tW section! of Georgia. Tha dams, built with federal Columbus. Oa.. on the Chattahoo­ fund*. Ira providing vist amounts chee. Enthusiastic "pipe dftam* of power to run factorial end light »r»" predict the river win some homei; witer for Industry, cities day carry wealth to a booming and firms. Hie navigable streams Inland port hi Atlanta. will pgrmlt barge- to transport On the other side of tho State, ort, oil, cement, griln, automo­ Congress he* authorised • *1**biles and other raw materials foot navigable channel from *aehesply. vanah lo Augusta on tho Savan­ Recreation Flat ladustry nah River. Mata porks, motels, cottage* Two projects — the Hartxrelk and summer eotonlee ire dotting ,dam. which is under eonstruetlonT liko sites. 'and tha Clark Hill dam abort BUI* Secretary of Commerce Augusta—will provide a firm flow Scot! Candler asp* tha river de­ of water for the ehannel. Allateona wai Fire* velopment project will 'revolulionise the InMutrlal life of Geor­ The state's first major Metal gia. provide Jobs for thousands dam project, tha ABatoona Mar In agrtrultnrat areas amt create Cartersvllle. was rompUttd tn • vaat new potential for the tour- 1930. It Is the Initial project in • comprehensive plan for develop­ lit trade." Tha latest link In the ehain of ment of the water resources of the navlgiblo waterways being devel­ Alabama-Ooosa system* te Ala-. oped—the Jim Woodruff lock and bama and Georgia. 'Fast Growing River Development Program Underway In Georgia Installment Plan YOU'RE •byTELLING ME! WIlllAM «ITT- S ! ----------------------- SANFORD------------------------111 Wait Pint Shtal................................. ...... fA ltlat J S74I |Oie Alasai* TK*«l*r Satie.#)) ---------------------------- ORLANDO----------------------------- OOWNTOWN—407 Wait Canlral Avanua*.......... fa/. 3 649] |la«a, Nalsl tvlieiael COLONIALTOWN—1243 tail Colonial Diiva".. fa/. 3 764) i,t a Buick -IT'S THI DIIAM CAR TO DtlVg OAV N I W coLoeai OOBAT N E W z in o i W O N D E R FU L. S P A IN O • A LE a u v s i . S#a you* Ivlck <**!af lor a tpoitUrt Ic'i-J lo- e - toda, •. S_ Wko k«n«i a«*a**ka#i ova kiA S«kk wOt kuS4 lb#* 43EK Y O U R A U T H O R I Z ED B U I C K D E A L E R �fa » ” 7 n ' " v - ' ,"'r I - 2 - T IIE SANFORD TTERALD Mon. Aprn t. 1937 Osteen News ' BY VIRGINIA CONN Thi* blank sheet of paper l , ' County. Write NOW. beginning to unnerve me, so I'll I Shall I go back lo the social go ahead and say snything that " 0,f s {o\ * minutes? VAH-U djlu ■. . . , , ... had a luncheon at the Mayfair comes to mind instead of waiting. Inn Thursday noon. Sadie Nolda for the perfect phrases. Ony two and Ellen Gonzales were this words fit the job. Thank jrou. hostesses. Spring was the theme. Thank you. Sanford, from the bot-'and ,in>’ n0,<?Sa>'* »t each place JACKY FENWICK The Nichol* homo ha* been tom of our Navy hearts. You we,re Jha ravors. Witte cups of purchased by Mr. anil Mr* E. B. . , . ... colored mint* carried out the pashave proved to us through Navy tr) of jprinc> and Joai Shiners and Mr. and Mr*. J. J. ■> -------- Redditt They will move in soon. Appreciation Day how much ycu |Fellini won the door prize of a Just about anything I could add the honored guest*. (Can't call really like us! There was not a large basket of spring flowers, to what’s already been said about (hem speeches, as all the men; Mr. and Mr*. Harold Pell and face at Fort Mellon Park Satur- which had dominated the table last Saturday’s celebration of N'avy werf verj. thoughtful, and kepi family and Ms*. Raymond Pell day night with the exception of during the luncheon. Several new Apprcciat on Day would be anti-( ^ _Lr_.. a few children), that did not have girls were introduced. They wera visited in Samsula. Friday. them short! Probably shouldn't climatic’ But. since it is the topic j a smile from ear to ear. The Ann Purdy. I)odle Maliczowski, of conversation on everyone’* ton j make that kind of a remark, but whole day wa* wonderful from Pat Trout. Joanno Thomp*on, ami r i • < Mr. and Mrs W. E. Meeker of I gue. I think I’ll give you my ver it is the truth! !> start to finish. We may even have Kay Downs. Also present were VI Jacksonville spent Saturday andi »ion” of it. What with * "b.iwe- j Actually, if we had been bcta future Sanfnrditc in Admiral Mildahn, Anne Rear. Betty Em*nSunday with her parents Mr. ami ball-loving husband, and two Uf ab,f ,o hcjf , . j have likcJ Pingstag, who thinks he may re­ ski. Pat Hansen, Virginia DereMr*. Raymond Lawson. boys, one of who thinks that the tire here Who could blame him megio. Bert Burkholder, Jean tun only rises so that he can be VPr>' muph to hear the views after attending the various plias- Hossl. Alic? Mill*, Camille Metz­ in his way to the ballfield, natu-; of *hese important men on such Mr and Mr*. Kenneth Olson e* of N. A. D.? To him it must ger. Polly Brubaker, Millie Snee, rally we attended the ball gam e,3" occasion! It was an unusual and childrn of Boston. Ma»s.. be a sight unbelievably rare for Thelma Fentress, Teresa Martin, between Dallas and Minneapolis 'event, to say the least. . The:C and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Thom­ a town to like its navy »o; and ami Joan Fellini. at the Municipal Stadium! It ar* * av> /“* " horP in, Sanfori1 as of Sanford were guest* of Mr. to have the navy equally fond The same night a farewell din­ turned out to be one of the best *ho haVl’b« n , ■* h*« I ami Mrs. Robert Williams, Sun­ of the town. Morale i* an all im­ ner was given at the Mayfair so far this year! abou‘ «*•»» Naval Installation in day. portant factor In the services, honoring Vi and Charlie Mildahn, «. . . . , ___ 1the country, and 1 ve yet to hear -Picy must have caught so m e ^ ^ haj ;>Cfn and no one can deny that morale who are leaving for Norfolk, af­ of the excitement that was radint; tajnfd by (he tow„ he w„ ,u Mr. and Mr*. A. D. Reider of is in good shape In Sanford. Sure­ ter the change of comamnd *wrely the word will go back to W*rh- monies on Monday. AT! of VAlt ft *1.1 , ***** • tioned in ! !If there is such a Sterling. 111. called on Mr. anl ington that Sanford want* lo keep was present. The ball room waa sitting m a good spot, (r ght berd bc W )- happy t0 hcar Mrs. Clarence Snyder Tuesday. the nayv and 1* wiling to put up devilled for the hind home-plate) 16 watch ^ >bout it! It would make a good! occasion with arrival of he d «nlt,rl. and the for a colum(l, ; Mr*. J. L. Sander* has returned with the noise and the risk. There cocktail* being served In on# end, unhappy "plight* of the Navy v ..... . . . to her home in Itoston. (in. fol­ is a risk, you know—no*, much eon the other reserved (or the photographer, who had his came' *»**«. «ba< ° " p* " h<* had lowing a two months visit a* many large cities endure with I large dining table*. John Bear, ra trained on one entrance, and the best time, everything consid- with relatives in the vicinity. airlines passing over all the time. Charlie's relief, presented the Miltrying so hard to keep the’ nutn-j ered, were the “kids”! The crowd She is n sister of Mr*. Ray­ i but we had a tragedy last year. |d.ihna with an engraved silver MliPLLM IkhPItKSKNTING each of Hie ten cluli* of the County Federation of Woman’* Club* erous children from getting with-1 was so huge, that they were gone. shown *re. left to right. Ml*. David Gatchrl. Mr*. I.. K. Swope, Mr*. F. E. Mrrriwcther anil Mr*. ami the people of Sanford mu,t tray—a tribute to the former In range, only to have all the before you realize it! And I mond Pell. Carlton IVlti *. Standing behind chair* are. Mr*. Vincent Matrcki, and Mr*. I). Karri*. ! be convinced that the advantage* |skipper and hi* wife from fellow •‘notable*’’ come in the other en guess it’s the first time I haven’t j (P h o to bv Bergstrom) ! outwrichthe disadvantage*, and officers and friend*. Charlla Mr. and Mrs P. T. Piety were trance! ! But. ‘Vest iavie”! really worried about mine when ] ________ 1___________ the posihility that there may b e thanked .................the assemblage, and pre­ dinner guest* of Mr. ami Mr*. Following the ballgamc. we they’ve disappeared at a big1 |another accident. sented engraved cigarette boxes “high-tailed” it downtown to par- event like that! With most of the; B. L. Crenshaw in New Smyrna. However, once you have made to the fallowing, who are also take of the ‘’fish-fry”! We were streets blocked off. and what traf- Sunday. , j up your mind, WRITE a letter, j leaving, or have left for other lucky enough to find a parking fie there was moving *n slowly. ( The I. A. H. Club of the Met­ WRITE to Uk? persons ami places units. Camille and Rob Metzjer. spot within "hiking" distance of there was no cause to worry. And hodist Church met Saturday |listed in this papar. Tell them Dick and JuneDuvall. Davo Ru*. the park, and we were able to I’ve never heard such "nhs and afternoon with Mrs. Raymond Mr*. r r n Rach and Mr*E. why you want the navy here, nr I sell. Dirk Smith, ar.d D.T. Trice. The Scholarship Silver Tea and get served and seated without any ' ahs" as t did during the fireworks Lawson in charge Following an B Carter represented Yowell’s at Ju*t say that you like the navy The Mayfair orchestra played for waiting or confusion This in it- display! The only thing that mar- i activity hour refreshments were Fa l.ion Show held Friday at Ihc Q j £ W i v P S C l l l h the Dorothy Gray Clinic held! Scratch it. type it. or print it. dancing. •elf is a "feather in the caps" of red that wa* the cinders blowing served by the hostesses. Don­ Sanford Woman’s Club wa* even TT ,V L b ^ l u u Threatened to print ail tha Tuesday In Jacksonville at the Se-| but write to Washington. The the Jaycees! The absolute ease |bark across the crowd, and get- na Stoll and Diane Jones Mrs. more successful than the Federa­ mmole Hotel. ! children in schools can write names of those seen at the fishtml. speed with which it was all ting in your eyes. And that was W. K. Meefker wa* a guest. tion of Woman’s Clubs had antiGuest* of Mr. and Mr*. George Thp>' have navy friends, and their fry Saturday night, but I'm afraid bandied was proof of the terrific uncontrollable on the part of the Quinn thi* weekend were. Mis* Sat " avy friend* can write and ,ay there i* not time Did notice that planning and thought that went In ! Jaycees. or I’m sure they would Iv Presley of Washington D. C how much they want to stay in Patty Murphy i* home from Toft* lo the whole affair! ! I didn't have taken rare of that too as vstne ones who attended thi* year, Mnrgaruitc McCarthy and Sanford. Your letter* are Import for spring vacation, and vlstiinff speak to anyone who had to wait, it was about the only detail they (if they're still around" would at the door by Mrs. C. O. Knox, The Navy Chief* Wives Club was her aunt and uncle John and Jean morning yji,, Beatrice W. Adams of Lower -mb ar>d R'oy cannot come frnm and all you could hear was praise 1missed! ! I'm sorry we weren't be there next year, in addition Mr*. C. K. Fisher. Mrs. J. reorcanlred Friday Dooley. Also hear that RRI and to the very few who didn’t get II. Innl* and Mrs. V. Gruff »crvthrough the effort, of Mr* I.. S. uank> \ j anyone else. Which mean* that for the way the entire program able to stay for at least part of ed to raise money for the Teach Brlnn Mr* Charles Mead* pri Mr and Mr*. It. W Walker an! ”'ery private citizen in Sanford Millie Thomas have ortlars to was carried out. Those that were-' the "street dance" that followed there Saturday! Norf Ik. As "spokesman" for one Navy rrs Scholarship Loan Fund and sided over the meeting and muni daughter. .Ml of Intcrlachen wore ' " f,udfln* natvy wl' f5' n’t able to get there mi*sed a the firework*, hut with two exJV " ' ' ' a*hinglon. delicious ’feed"! ! !The corn was hausted children on our hands, we |family, may l extend my thank* (or a $."><) scholarship for the out- nation* and elrrtion* were hel I weekend guests ot Mr. and Mr,.1' b'B fnr * lcU,p my favorite, and I don't think1headed for home and bed! (Mom to the Jaycec*. and all tho other 'landing high school senior going The f '” i"*2 j wera rhn-.cn- Mr* L. E. Walker and family. ! ,f hr ° r ,h'' wan,, ,0 hp *,,rf ,hp I'harle w»tv;J*. president. Mr* there was a "tough" ear among and Pop were pretty worn out organizations which helped them., to college. .* •■ . ••_ IFrank I (lltn ■i||iris«||i| Hutdiard 1ha* 1,1^ II returned till III II |i» to n;uy will rontinue In Seminote 11 p i <ii m * Sanford after spending a month in' the thousands served! thcmscivc*.) And that seemed to for one of the nto*t enjoyable, Mrs. C.lltin White narrated the J'hap,r *'’p» 'taD'. Mr* szamferwvillss. Cla. re guests of Mrs. Forest nrcek-, J '" Our thanks also to the wonder he the general reaction around days I’ve spent in Sanford, or fashion show amt introduced mo enridge In DcLand Wednesday fnr ful Seminole High School Band, town on Sunday Everyone was anywhere for that matter. And! dels representing each of thi- ter. Phillips, treasurer, FRK E DKI.IVKRY Dr. anil Mrs. Brantley Hender­ from each son of Lake Markham Road are luncheon. Mrs. Rreckenridge Is a !flO N. Park Phone FA 2-1KJ that played during the "fish fry" |tired, hut tired in a way that we when we stop to think of the clubs of the Federation. Modeling ^ representative , ... . iVodn..*.lav former resident of Sanford. and afterwards. An also to the were happy about, and didn’t reason behind all thi.*, we can for the Sanford Pilot Club was i squadron wa* also cl.os.-n to h e :’”” Dr H. nderson ulll a.llv. cute majorettes who performed ] mind at all. Heard some talk add our heartiest hope* that the Mr-. David Gatchel. the Long-!«" the Board of Director, Kopre ( opening of the recently for the crowd. Found that by about making it an annual event, Navy ba*e will remain h“rc in wood Civic League, Mrs. Carlton renting Itatu, Mr*. K. White. N A of of the "First rP‘ itanding up we were able to hear a fact that all the Navy people Sanford where we have no doubts Peters, the Seminole Homo Dom * - Mr*. William Cotter. VAH ’■ constructed replica onvtration Club. Mr*. Vincent Ms Mrs. Nardine. VAH 7. Mrs J. ( most of the "word*” spoken by would be thrilled alMiut. And tire that we ARK wanted * ol nlcs • tlcke, the Sanford Woman’s Club, Parson*. VAH D. Mr*. M A. tin- j ' M,s Mc Ol l I i Mr Iter .Mr*. F. W. Merriweathar. the ger*. VAH It Mr* W F I’et-cb. MrWilliam A.|m?r w*nn • v "1 ' ,M- K W. Grier Oviedo Woman’s Club, Mr*. and Fairon, Sparks Clouts, the Sanford (iar- Johnson. Don’t forget to liav» den (’lull. Mr*. Fred Ganas, the Publicity Chairman 1* Mr-. II A!iamiint<- Springs Garden Club, It SundvalL Faster Clothe* cleaned Mr*. D. A. Harris, the Altamonte The group ileeided tho meet­ Springs Civic Club, Mrs. K. H. ing* would he Ill-Ill oil the third Juthc, tile Casselberry Woman’ i Thursday of raeli month at 8 p rn Club. Mr Lytic Swope, and the at the Chief* Club. Sanforsl Business ami Profession­ Coffer and doughnut* were serv­ al Woman’s Club, Miss Hetty ed after the businesa session was Wolfram. closrd The stage was derorateil with All Chief* Wive* are urged to white wrought iron furniture and attend the next meeting. spray* of red gladioli and fern. Music wa* provided Ivy Mr Paul to those holding the lucky mim Middleton at the piano. Ensemble* ranging from bath­ her*. Mrs. C, K Fisher, president ing suits In after five dress?* llapp* Birthday were provided by the Mary Ester the County Frferaliun of Worn March .10 an’* Club* Mrs Robert Bradford Shop. Mrs. t lav ton Smith One of the highlight* of the of tlie Mtamunte Spring.* Garden I l!a> Herron program wa* CnMte. a talking Club, chairman of the brunch and Dr Wade Itucker Jr. Mr,. F. T Meriwither of the San-1 French Poodle, owned Ivy Mr*. , . , . J. V Young Sr. John It. MrLn i-lilin of l ake plannrd the V f°:!'h,',,r?.,:,n Dorothy It. Walter hour* of the .iff.nr. Mary. March .11 l It a. m. to I p. m , so lli.it wmkAttractive arrangement* of jn(r p,.Up|,. W(,u|,| (.aVl. aI| op. Mr- W A. Patrick W lo i and I utai lw port inity to attend Sandwi h«j Mr* L. S. Ilarkcy l<’t off the Ml\rr cani!v..i »r.i and coffer and rnokitM *crvc\l noon Elmer Bunkv silver service of th-* t>-4 table*. |were furnished by earh club. Mi*, i t). Jones | Serving at the tea laid-* " re.. This club fiel* that tins wa* llu-i-ell Win. Hnrkett Mr*. II. Gatl-aus. Mr Jo , Uvir-I their most sucre*-fill and worth Mi IPm Currie Mr*. Leslie Bryan and Mi D |while project of (lie year. llowaid Cushing R. Ulrey. __ Door prizes donated by local let our Sonifone Dry Cleaning merchants of .Sanford ar.d sur­ rounding area and were awarded help you look your best in th« VL '•9 OisuahJJua! 1 i Conning The News Ily Mra. E. F. Snyder Mr. and Mr*. Maurise John­ son and Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Drown* of Belfast. Me. spent several day* with Mr. and Mrs Walter Danes. ----------I Mr. and Mr*. Dcmey Dooghtry of Green Cove Spring* visited' , Mr. and Mrs. Robert William*. I Thursday. They are former Osteen resident*. f » A -5 Page 5 Social £v&ni& V 4 r/ d tt Scholarship Silver Tea Style Show Held Friday Successful Reorganized At Meeting Friday T i L ..... '9 P saadjwIa ............ ... ........ SA N FO R D FLOWER SHOP L. Happy Birthday Easter Parade. A re y ou suro Don’t worry about garments y o u r ch ild ren that won't be new for Easter. I.ct uv have then* for Sanitone a ro g e ttin g SCENE AT TIIE I II. 'AIINEIt DANCE (Despatch style) held Saturday night at the Celery Crsle. Left to right arc, Peggy (ray , llurlsn Grucr, Johnny Whelrfcrl ami Diane Italy. • (Photo by llrrgstrum) t VITAMINS? TOU CAN II T h ey ’ll come back absolutely immaculate— spot-free, perspira­ - 4 tion-free, perfectly pressed . , . looking as fresh as new. And W.S.C.S. Elects New Officers * A t Recent Meet Thp Women* Society for Chri* tian Service of the Methodist Church met Wednesday at the jvairjrmag'e *vn the Dclavmt Highway. Mrs. Wayne Curry was hostes*. The program was given by JJrs. Blanche Helms and Mrs. ‘Raymond Lawson The following officers were elected Mrs. Raymond Law-son. 'president, Mr,. Blanche Helms, vice president, Mrs. Edna Clutter, treasurer and assistant vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Wayne Currv, church secretary and promvAion secretary. Mrs. V P. Allman, secretary of Missionary Educat­ ion, Mrs. William McDaniel!, secretary o f Social Relation*. Mr*. Arthur Clark, aecrctary of Spiritual life. The next meeting will he at the home of Mra. Blanche Helms. 1 enough D ry C le an in g right N O W . m r n u r W E G IVE YO U ■I • ^ l | •£ First Class Cleaning AT 5 % 1 D IS C O U N T (C A S H and C A R R Y ) P IC K U P AT AND D E L IV E R Y REG ULAR RATES. Laney D ry Cleaners * April 21 is closer than you may t # ^ ii E . II. 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PALMETTO FA 2 5292 SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT 106 E. 25th FA 2-1304 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY Co. 819 W.3rd FA 2-3233 -J �t m *- 4 A | * i 1 # 1*§T JJ ul di&Aald Back Sa * am sure the fans h m wUl retpond enthusiastically. I am amts• g a t tha flat reception the local group has received so far. Not tingle turn down. It’s* b an , „ r * sine* there ba* been aa much enthusiasm, *od I look for Sanford is back in the Class D working, agreement and team hop­ a fins season, thanks to Um ed for, much as they would like Giants and Brooklyn, and perhaps Florida State League. Every baseball aaaaew Baa its That developed at a loop direc­ to do so. the Priates." add p a s t , and Um teams ot Um i r o n s tor's meeting hers yesterday noon However, here'ajebat happened Nsw York Giant* Farm System Addition of Sanford, masna Uut *rding to league president Ate Friday night, Saturday morn­ major leagues will bo financing f training Mrs in ganfard make John Krider, who said that only ing. and again yesterday mom no excepttew. Yesterday Um Mtoand supplying piay»r» for aavM ‘few leoae ends need to be tied lag! weapeUs Miller*, triple-A Mg Bro­ of tee league's eight elites. together" before the sad of this ther ef the Gleet eyatem, wew a President Krider made contact The Yankees are backing c‘ week to mate it aa absolute cer­ with George M. Trautman, presi­ game frees Howetew M that wiU Petersburg. Phillies are at Tam­ tainty. bo the talk at the baseball phllodent of the National Association pa, Cardinals art at Daytona This means that Leesburg, own­ of Professional Baseball Leagued, Beach, Clavaiand at Cocoa, CJna week a t a*. ed by the Milwaukee Braves, win and with Fresco Thompson, Brook­ elantU at Patetka. Milwaukee at * the last open the 1*57 season in Sanford lyn farm club director. awe third toning* at pUy, Leesburg, while Toronto, strang­ the Miller* wee the geom. But The Sanford Semlaolea will on Friday night, April 13 against Trautman promised be would est of the few independent teams movo bock onto the home scene Sanford team mad* up of play make immediate contact wtth In hasaball. I* working with teat wasa’t all. The very mini­ mum number ef MlaaaapeUe play­ for bosebat] la Memorial Stadium era from at leaat two, If not three, teams not now representad In the Gainesville. , let to bet; !• eight end eoe- tomorrow night as they soak their piajor league clubs. league. Th* name of a popular tem rr r third Orange Bolt Conference vic­ third innings test mesas U bet­ Tbompfou told Krider teat U many fans and numerous ter*. Only awe men teethed drat tory in a row and a firm held an business man know, tha past twa while Brooklyn had a number at Sanford player cam* Into too pic­ third place in Um taaferosKO at weeks have been unusually hectic Class D calibre players coming ture yesterday as a poiathla fUQ base far. tee le u eight Urn* business msnager. He la the expense of Malhourao. third laaiagi and teat wee la the In that a small group of enthusl Into their Vero Beach earns dally, Mayo Langston, and the local ‘T V ; Mover Gave l > " « h when Ed White drew « walk The Seminole* will aend their aatic fans hava been scouring the it would be a week or ten day* SnBy ~ group will attempt to contact him Bottom of the ninth. Dalle* at enly to hove the neat b#**«r hit fired up diamond representative* city seeking donations and pled before a decision could be made at ones to s#e if he is interested. into a game teat ceuld well he a double play. as to the number scalable. gas. bat and behind M . MbuaanooOa The league will play a 140decisive tor the Seminole future A* of last Monday, there was The firat toning meant tee Saturday afternoon Thompson pitcher, Juan Fernand** vorklag at they attempt tn redeem thorn reason to beUava that the New told Trautman that Brooklyn was game schedule spit Into two hell game for Mtaennpol on Iho mound tad grewtaf atrsngar. Delia* baa two out* and Um as they tamed an tee rout sign selves of a one tided season York Giaats would be in a posi­ now prepared ta offer (resvponat halves. The first half opens Frllay April 13 ant elotai Thureday batter boa two etrikao, two holla, after two wore out la the opening opener before the home tion to ghro the local group a core ble" Sanford operators sevra or night. June 30. Th* second half# Mtot of the 3,009 fans btfla tfe Inning. Houston pitcher Dick Hicks folk*. plete team of prospectively cap­ eight good Claes D players and opens Saturday, June 32 and aaAf^ Tito completion of the tin t manager, and Krider got this pour out of the Hand*—then, a allowed Ova bite that materia tiled Fast-baller Eddie Barbour will able Claaa D players, plus a man round of th* Garland W. Spencer Saturday night Aug. 31. information Sunday morning. wild pitch, a hit hatter Jim Cond* Into Ifve rune before he made the get tha starting nod for mound agar. Memorial Tournament produced Winner* of th* halves will meet long walk ta tee showers and was Sunday morning, Trautman duty tor the Seminole*. Baseball eomta to bat for DalUa. Fernan­ Heartened, a local aonsoring pod golf and hot competition ai relieved by hurler GianacchiaL mentor Davo Lauda said this group that included Cotton Brown. phoned Krider that Pittsburgh in a three out of fire game itdes stretches the count; Um final realta reduced the field riei, the winenr to bo awarded tha Glaoncehint retired the sides in morning that Barbour had had connects—a home run over left John Keeling, George Kents, and waa In a position ta supply a few 1987 pennant. Players of this team to eight yesterday afternoon at the first inning and allowed no tendency to tire out late in worthwhile Class D players on field fence and U m acore la tied others, renewed their efofrts, and, tht Mayfair Ian Seminole County also will split an MOO pot. Tha game goea Into aatra Innings more bite through the fifth, nor gam* buC, "Ha's been running by lata last Friday, they appar­ option to Sanford. CM An all-ttar game is to bo pipydid Mumm or Ludwig who did Thare was a slight possibility hard and getting himself Into ently bad over * 10,000 in sight and the fane making their way Ooa of the hottest matches of duty on the mound for the shape and I think he’ll go all the made up of cash, pledges, and Trautman said, that Pittsburgh ad Friday night, Juno 33. un the out of tha park taka seats at van­ the rounds was between C. E. losers. way for us tomorrow night." tage point*. promises of marchante and fans might have a complete team— ground* of the team hading the Phillips and Bill Fleming at R HC Lauda said that the newly r e who were ready to buy advertis­ one they had assigned to the Ari league at midnight Sunday, June Top of tbt 10th. ono out; MiaPhilips shot a S3 00 the front EDITORS NOTE: This la tha Minneapolis 300 000 000 S 1 * shuffled team will have the op­ ing space on fences, scorecards, zona-New Mexico league. Direc­ 9. nine and was only ooa up on 11th la a series oa the 1187 pros­ neapoli* at bat; Orlando Coped* Houston Managers a l r e a d y oslgntd 000 Oil 00* 4 11 tors of that league were to hava portunity ta show the home fans and otherwise. at bat, Cecil Patrick workiag on naming when they made the turn pects of the major league club*. Ka*t that experience fell before deter­ This group mat with Carl Hob- met yeeterday to dteid* whether around th# leaguaire: Uw mound for Dallas. Coped* ba* and started la By LEO H. PETERSEN Johnny VanderMeer of double Houston: Fred McAllister (9th mination and desire. They're bell, heed of tde sent farm syt to remain as a Class D circuit . Another close contest came In TAMPA, Fla. O'— Tha Chicago had four hit* in four times at looking forward to this game,’ tem, lata Friday to learn that or Jump to Class B, which maant no-hit fame, at Patitka; Ray Wil­ the Carl Rubbelt-Jim Cunnings White Sox hava made only ooe tha plate—Dallas givo* him an none oe) son at Daytona Beach; Hank MaBatteries Lauda remarked terlay. whereat aa of Monday U appear­ higher salaries and so on. match. On the front Hubboll fired major chaaga from tha club intentional walk. Ha move* to jetkl at Cocoa; Neb Wilson at Minneapolis: Miller, Bowman (I), According to Trautman, Pitts­ Gama time is t p. m. toraor ed that the Giants might have three birdies tn a row and at which finished third, 13 games bo- first giving n man at firat and St. Petersburg; Charll* Gaasowav and Thomas burgh had no plans of operating row night had a complete Clast D team, ai the turn his scorecard showed hind tha pennant-winning Yank aacond. Dougs play—Patrick nut Houston: Hicks. Gianncchinl (1), at Tampa; Tom Giordano at late Friday only five or six play­ in that league if it want to Class Um only two up. He gained an­ eea la IMS. They twitched man­ of trouble, ers appeared to bo what Hubbell B ; that the team assigned there Leesburg, and Red Dulanfy at Bottom of the iota. Finland** Munn (I). Ludwig (I), and Me other stroke coming In for the ager*. Cardie Doctor Says Heat indicated were major league pro­ as a Class D unit would ba aval- Gainesville. working hard for Minneapolis win They fired Marty Marion and Fan# two. then give* up n walk able for Sanford. specta. rbe winners of the first round brought in Al Dopes, who had apt So, as of this morning, Kridar, Will Aggravate It was explained to the local who will chose paring today are cialixad In finishing aecnnd with —Willi* McCovey, Dallae1 Hyacinths Put Sad group that sinco the Giants did with Trautman'* cooperation, was hitter at bat. He has gone hit Carl Hubbell, Harry Tooke. E 0 . D. Farrell's Cleveland Indian* That not as of Friday have what they busy working out the details of for the game? Mints* potla End To Club's Muscle Strain B. Smith, Clarence Spencer. WhU tha a team which would be supported would call a team that would be ley McMullen, Hugh Grier. Dr. change doesn't figure to mak* up decides to pitch to him. The Dr. A. W. Woodall Issued that 13-gam* difereoc* unless tire infield and outfield shift* by Brooklyn and tha Giants, aa RUkg, and C. E. Philips. •tern warning to the many par­ a credit both to the Giants and wall as Pittsburgh—each team to soma of the dealt the Whit* Sox bard to tha right ta field against Barbecue, Cruise to the fans of Banted, tee Giahta Phillips biased the hottest trail are contemplating pan out. ticipants of spring sports who ap­ The cut*# of hyacinths put supply some players and cash. the left-handed batter. It looks for the first round with a tint ply heat In wholesale dosage for had no alternativo but to say that At yesterday's director’* meat tng two under par 44 throw the Lopet and Vice President* John like a Ted Wlllami defense. All sad end to what had been a gala all muscle strain* and bruises in they could not supply the full ihg, it was learned that St. Patfavorite .spotlight on his play for Rlgney and Chuck Comlskty art of the player* are concentrated chicken barbeeuo and cruise put an Interview this morning. ersburgh, a New York Yankee trying to land a first basoman. a on by the Sanford Boat and Ski from second base to the right. the week. Woodal's warning to the athle­ and bruise*. " It’s not always best left handed hitting catcher end McCovey fousl twlhe thee connect* Club for outgoing officer* yes tic groups of Sanford cam* after to run to your doctor for every farm, may hava to release Dyke fourth starting pitcher. a solid blast. The ball popa high terday afternoon on Lake Monro* a fury of bruises ahd strains by little sore place or treat it with Wilson, veteran who waa with Or­ Featuring lando and S t Petersburg last The White Sox would liko Hoy and then straightens out to can- and tha St. Johns River. heat," ha said. year. Wilson, a Seated realodieat, A targe turnout of members young athletes who had applied Sieveri of the Senators for tint terfieid and clean tha fence heat only to find their soreness Ilia recommendation was to give would b* offer* to Sanford, ac­ The Very Beat base man Lint Courtney, also ef above the 370 foot marker. Dal honored outgoing officers of tha aggravated. minor strains and bruises exer­ cording to Herb Smith, president club at the barbecue staged on Washington, as the left handed lie wins P-7. "Wholesale application of boat cise by walking, flexing, or gentle 310 E. 1st That was the thrilling result of Frank Woodruffs Cove on Late to inflamed muscle tissv* can massage. "Nature will give minor of the St. Petersburg elub. hitting catcher behind the No. In other words, as Krider said receiver, Sherman Lollir. As for Sanford's most pitched rivalry Monroe and retiring commodore sometimes drive irrigation deeper bruises and strains the proper a fourth starting pitcher, tha Saturday afternoon in Memorial Joe Nicholas was pretested boat and lengthen duration of aore- amount of heat by beat genera “we're back in baseball and I White Sox haven’t divulged whom Stadium before some 3.000 Navy lighting equipment by Dr. A. W. nets." he said. tion in the body," ha said. they are after. Appreciation Dsy spectators that Woodall, newly elected Commo­ Woodall said nature’* way of But, warned Woodall, see the included Senator Holland among dore of the club, representing handling sorenesr was the best doctor Immedateely If tha bruise Strong Down Middle The Dallas Eagles marched the elub. or strain seems serious. With Dollar catching, Luis Aper- others In the classification of dig along on their merry winning After the barbecue and short cure for minor muscular strains nilariei attending tha gam* rlcio at short, scrappy Nelli* Fox ways yesterday afternoon In Me­ session of riding, the elub made "Rosy" Ryan, manager of the 4 4 ' * 4 * i * < l 4 , morial Stadium as Rochester, an* at second and Lary Doby In cen- Minneapolis Millers, big brother a boat-a cid# along the St Joh n terfteld, the Whit* Sox are strong other Triple-A team to fall vic­ River to Blue Springs. On the re­ of the fabulous'New York Giant tim to their aggression, was bowl­ "down the middle.'* However, Fsrm System, was quick to admit turn trio the boating enthusiasts PLANNING TO SELL? - they are hurting at tha corners— ed over t-3. Do it the FAST. SURE, SAFE and FAIR WAY! found themselves trapped by a that the pitched rivalry between Dallas hurler Tommy Rowers first and third base. Us* the Harebrough Auction Method—Successful Sines wall of hyacinths that had block­ the two top team* of the Giant Unless they obtain Siev*rs. Do1911. Writs or rail for booklet explaining this Sure Fir* was a mainstay for the Eagles ed the mouth of the river into Method of selling worthwhile properties. HANSBROUGH. for the seven innings that he did pec will have to chon** between System, was no Imlginary thing. the lake beyond tha bridge. "No matter how lousy those Metcalf Bldg., Orlando 44871 COLLECT. duty from the mound for the vic­ the veteran Walt Dropo, who hits Many members' boats were guy* have been all week, they tors, allowing only three hits and the long ball but not often stuck and were unable to forge (Delias) played been all wreek, they one run for his assignment. The enough: and three rookies. Norm againstus," he said. through the thick matting o' float­ B ID ! B U Y ! one hit came in the seventh Inn­ Larkrr, Ron Jackson and Jim ATTEND! ing feliag* and had to have a Salty Parker, manager of the Marshall at first . ing when Gene Green hit a homer path cleared by an inboard yarht fired up Dallas Eagles, enthusi­ At third. Bubba Phillips, who with none on. before they could iahd tdeir ▼#* COLLEGE PARK.ORLANDO Gil BassitU took over the mound did most of his playing for the astic after the upset victory, said. eels. 3 I>droom—3 Bate Maamry Home duties for Dellas in the eight Whit* Sox last seesan when he hit "The boys reslly wanted this one After the long delay before Lake Privileges and promptly pitched himself into J71 as an outfielder, is getting and they never gave up. That some of tha members and guests 1100 Arthur Ave.. Comer Neptaae Dr. a tied ball game. He allowed two the nod over veteran Fred Hat* mad# the diferenc#." could be landed. Woodall said that The Lie* leers THURSDAY, 1:3* P. M.. APRIL 4 walks, a single, and a stolen base field and Sam Esposito, an infield Minneapolis Oil 2)4 920 0 his elub would consider making You tan enjoy * lot of living hero. Built for typical Flori­ reserve Iset year who can field that tied the score at 2-1. pvommenrtations for action ts Dallia otO 100 302 I da comfort thruout, the spacious living room has nuaarooa The Dallas defensive play but not hit. have the marr to pleasure craft outstanding teatures—cork til* floor*—beamed ceilings— R H E boating removed. Fanklng Doby Is the outfield looked good all through the game unusual fireplace mode of used brick with white mantel, 7 12 1 and into the stretch and gave will be Minnie Minoso in left and "It's a shame that w* can't all set in • panelled wall of Honduras mahogany. Mas­ I 13 S do something to hive these aw* ample backing to the two run Jim Rtvera in right. Rivera, how­ sive glass eliding door*, opening up onto a large screenBatteriea lead that Dallas rolled up in the ever. is among those being of­ ful obstacles removed so that *<i-tn FU. room. Kitchen baa everything! All kinds of third inning when Mel Collins fered for bait in the proposed Minneapolis: Treat* Fermartdes Lake Monro* and the St Johns cabinet spar*, all with "push" catches—fornrica counter (I) and Jenkins singled followed by Willie M(-Co­ Washington deal. ' River in Seminole County ran tops—dishwasher and garbage disposal unit—built-in G. Dallas: Wall, Patrick (It and Rookie Jim Landis, who hit .129 vey who tripled end was then i have its beauty exploited by 'the E. Rang* and oven—ventilating hood over oven, breakfast Murray. Jackson it) on!at Colorado Springs last season batted across the score spot 1many familie* who want to hava bar, separating Litchen from a rosy breakfast room. This Home Raw* and then was sent to Memphis a single by Rey Murray. fun end health alone the sunny magnificent heme has 3 bedrooms with large sliding-door In the eighth Inntnc the high where he had a batting average of Dallas: Cond* (two out. ooe ea. i waterway* so cloea to them." closets and cork floors; 2 bedrooms are connected by flying Eagles more than evened .297. has been hilling the ball hard beautiful large and complete bathroom with built-in vani_ _ ______ ______________ _ ___ sib.lilies are Jim and probably will slick along with McDonald and 9th); McCovey (two out, on* on, tie odds whrn McCovey Upped tory and double site mirrored door medicine cabinets. Mas­ hts third triple of the game fol­ Dave Phslliey and th# veteran Ron I Jo* Dahlia. 110th) ter bedroom has 2 large welk in closet* plus 2 linen closets low! I by Don Taussig, Mickey North#) as outfield reserves. and Us own private bath; air-conditioning unit with ducts Rookie Ha* Chaarr Sullivan, and Bobby Prescott who leading to each loom. Another rookie, Earl Battty. (oreach tapped out singles. Ramon * 4 Mile* Meal of DAYTONA BEACH Conde kept the scoring spree merly of Toronto, could wind up 18 Mile* East ef DeLawd oa Hwy. *3 aliva when be was called safe on th* No. 3 man to Dollar if Chi­ 28—BUSINESS LOTS—23 a Rochester first base error and cago doesn't get Courtnev. 2 Home* and Large Wusketie For his pitching "big three” j Elick Cosmldte titered the dust 44* Ft. of Valuable HWY. FRTGE. when be kit a home run with the Lopez will have southpaws Billy MONDAY. APRIL «. 1:44 P. M. bases leaded to give the Eagles Pierce 28* and Jack Harshman There are 15, 25 ft. business lota with an overall frontage au runs in the Mb after there 18-11 and right hander Dick? Don­ of 490 ft. on the highway and extending back to a depth ovan 12-10. The fourth pitching had been two out*. ef 200 ft —to Litenhower Rd . to the rear of the property Dallas has on open date today. spot is wide open with Bob Kee­ where there'* a SO ft. masonry warehouse; a large 2-etory No need to run all over tee house R H E gan 5-7, Jim Wilson 13-14 and masonry home with 3 bedrooms and bath upstair* and 3 Rochester 000 000 110 t 4 > erry Staley P-3 th# leading p°»- ‘ because there's only one telephone. Hava rooms and '> bath on th# first floor, and another 1 story Situated ia on* o f th* nicest sections o f Stm inol* Dallas OOJ 000 ono a 10 1 sihUlttes. home which has 8 rooms and hath. Farther eouth and west Dixie Howell, once rated tee County. Heme Baas additional phones handy when of this property, between Eisenhower Rd. and General Rochesttr. Gene Green (Tth. none best relief pitcher in the league; Marshal) Rd.. are 4 other 28 ft. lots also with deep w*IL but who slumped to a 84 record | located conveniently near th* Mayfair Ian Country on) you need teem — in kitchen, den, living roots These lots are 180 ft. deep and alsa very suitable for Dallas: EUcfc Cosmidis (9th. last >ear. and the 42-year-old El­ building purposes. Club. and bedroom*. Hav* them in smart lis Kinder will lead tee bullpen three on) G RO YEM O N T E S T A T E S Many otter comiag Aot-I corps with Paul LaPalme. a south­ Batteries decorator colon, too, teat blend or contra* on South Side o f Hwy 84 l)ow* including; Rretaarsat.1 Rochester: Floyd Woodridge. Ed paw, also a relief possibility. m \V* build 3 A 4 bedrooms, 1 A 2 bath homes. Se knag; Ranches. Metals, | between Grevelaad A Bonus pitcher Jim Demngtonj Donnelly (8). Mel Wright (I) with your furnishings. Get yours today. Ultra eel Deplete*. BaMaaaa Prep* must be kept. Other pitching poaDallas: Bowers. Bassltti (I) Ank to nee th* various floor plana that w* hare. Homeeitew— Hwy Frootage tten. Residential Prepsrtf. | T U E S _ A P R . 1 4 -1 :8 4 p. ■- Acreage, Sabdivleien*. etc. Game In. Dallas Belts 9-7 In 10th. In Navy ppreciation Day Game -■j Leesburg W ill Open Wins Season Here Apr. 12 Inning Seminoles To Seek Third OBC Victory Against Melbourne 1st Round O f Spencer Memorial Completed Chicago Makes Change Arcade Package Store Pi ti l Eagles Continue Winning Ways; Beat Rochester 8-2 A re You a R o o m -To -R o o m T ra v e le r? AucTioN (\jouiI ctom JXittc Unities! Ij General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY l i t EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2.4431 K. JAMBS GUT J' -r e -- JAMES B. GOT Terms: 20% dawn (ualees otherwise noted) balance an-1 Bounced n |_|ANSBROUGU W. Cryvila Drive A Lale Mary Blvd. *V w eFA M O t Or Phene FA 3-MU After 7 PM. To order, Just call our Business Office or ask any installerrepairman you kc . ADDITIONAL PHONIS *«v * 1 2 5 • month <>*■••••**•# *#,**<0*' •eteowgkmu**,) WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS- Southern Bell �TH E SANFORD H ER A LD Mon. April 1, 1957 Paco 7 New Idea Solves Sitting Problems Calendar MONOAT The Y.W.A.S meet from 1:30 to T:$0. Circle number 10 of the WSCS will meat at Uta home of Mr*. W. F. Petsch, 121 Laural Dr. In Plnecrest, at $ p.m. The Boy Scouts of the First y Presbyterian Church will meet ■ 111 the Scout Room at 7 p.m. At T:4S p.m. the Phllathea Class ot the Pint Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Olive Hunt, 2483 Palmetto Ave­ nue. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Katie Willis. TIN W. B C S. of the First Methodist Church will have an executive Board meeting at 8 a.m. followed by the regular at 8:48 a.m Circle number 8 V under the direction of Mrs. J. N Azzersllo will present the program. Nursery will be open • for those desiring to use it. rnthbAv The Golden Circle Class-of the First Baptist Church will hold Ha monthly business and social maetlng at the home of Mrs. L. H. Trips, $410 Key Ave. at $ p.m. Mr*. Harold Heektnbach A wilt serve as co-hostess. The Gleaner's Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its reg­ ular Monthly meeting at the home tf Mr*. Myron Smith of Flora . Heights at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Fred Myers will eerve as co-hostess. The Brownie Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in Uta Youth Building at 3 p.m. The Pioneer Fellowship of th* First Presbyterian Church will % meet for supper, program and re­ creation in the Youth Rultding . from 8 p.m, through 8 p.m. The. Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Clue of the First Methodlet Chureh will meet in MeKinley Hall at 7:10 with Mrs. A B. Stevens group as hfetssiees. The Associations! Baptist Brotherhood meet at Oak Hill Baptist Church. Supper will be nerved at 7 pm. The Sanford Unity Class will meat at tha Valdez Hotel at 8 m. The Rev- Josephine Stuckle, aeher The public is cordially bivltad to attend these classes. Ihe Sanford Tourist and ShufTlsboard Club will meet at 6 p.m. h r a covered dish supper fol­ lowed by a regular meeting at •t* club. v WEDNESDAY " Prayer meeting will be held* at tie First Baptist Chureh at 7:30 am. Th* Children's Confirmation Clan of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will meet after school at the Parish House at 3:49. At 7:30 the Mid week Lenten service with sermon “Deadly 6 Sins" will be held at the Holy. Cross Episcopal Church. Adilt choir rehearsal will follow the evening service, with rehearsals beginning on lfoly Week and Eas­ ter music The Catholic Women's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at S p.m. at th* Yacht Club. Election of officer* wil be held Circle No. 9 of the Women ot th* First Presbyterian Church, Mrs.. Joe Baker, Chairman, will meet with Mrs. J- G Dunn, 1200 South Oak Avsnue, at 10 a m. The Girl Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 3:30 p.m in the Youth BuiiJing Th* Mid-Week Bible Hour of tbe First Presbyterian Church will be conducted by tb* pastor Rtv. A. G Mclnnis, at 7:30 p m The Chancel Choir of the First Presbyterian Church meets for rehearsal at the Church at 7:30 p ra. Tha Sanford Woman's Club will meet for a luncheon at 13:30 at tha Club building. Hos­ tesses will be, Mrs. B. R. Beck, Mrs. W R. Nichols, Mrs. A. 1L Fcrber, Mrs L. E Thompson, Mrs. Frank Evans, and Mrs Stephen Ter Horst. Guest speak­ er is scheduled to be Mrs. C. L. Metiscr, First Vice President of the F- F. W. C. THIS 8PRINO SUIT with a peg-top aklrt and dolman tleevea comes from th* George Carmel collection. Designed In gray and whit* Imported honey­ comb tweed, a self-fabric belt emphasizes th* w-lde-ileeved, bloused look. Civic Club Meet Wednesday Gives Musical Program ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—A musleal program will follow th* buainees meeting of th* Alta­ monte Springs Civic Club whan It meets at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Community House. Mrs. J . D. Morrison will pre­ side over the business moating and rvports will b* heard at this time on the recent club sponsor­ ed ham supper. Mias Annie Cline, program chairman, will Introduce those participating in the program Included in this group are Alt­ amonte's own Mary Jsno Smith and Catherine Crews, who will ■ach give a vocal *o|o. Also an anthem will be given by the Altamonte Community Chapel choir. Mrs. Dun McMahan will be piano accompanist The strond part of the pro­ gram will be by the contralto Save $100 a ysar— on bsby.itting bills! Ifow? Two young men frort\ the Midwest have found out that many persons want to know the answer to this questionA new Idea In baby sitters rlubs has been spreading rapid' ty throughout the country. Jack Howey and Bob Schwarx, mem­ bers of such a club in Michigan City, Indiana, were so satisfied with the way they saved money that they contacted other clubs, exchanged ideas and then set down on paper the step-by-stepprocedure for others to follow In starting their own clubs. A functioning club works something like this: Let's say you need a baby sitter for next Saturday night from 7:30 to II. You call this month's club “bookkeeper" and make your re­ quest She then contacts other members As soon as the bookkeeper has club membres wno are “in debt" located a club sitter, you ere no­ tified and can forget all about it. At 7:30 Saturday evening your sitter arrives . . . . you didn't even have to pick hsr up (or him, as tfee case may bs.) You can now enjoy an evening out knowing your children are in the hande of a reliable, adult parent like youraetf who will know what to do when the baby wakes up unex­ pectedly or little Jane gels a tummy ache. The following day your sitter phones the bookkeeper end your records are debited with 314 hours —hours, not money! The sitter, at the same time, receives 3W hours of credit. Next week some­ time you or your husband may be sitting at another member's home so that couple can attend a PTA meeting. This •sit-fpr-sat arrangement will save families at much as $100 a year and It works so well that clubs, with the help of the Howey and Schwarz procedure a Jr.ws OFFICERS OF CPO WIVES CLUB at their organisational meeting held Friday night at th# CPO Club at 4k* Naval Air Station. (Left to right) Mrt. Geraldine White, and Mrs. Ethel Ntech Board #f Mrs. L. Brademeyer Hostess To Circle Meet Wednesday GENEVA:— Mrs. Lewis Brade­ meyer was hostess to the Met­ hodist Missionary Circle meeting Wednesday evening. Refresh­ ments of pumpkin pie and cof­ fee were served after a short business meeting attending were, Mr*. J. H. Bllbrey, Mrs. Letter Brown, Mr*. Edron Galt. Mr* John Hughey. Mrs. W. G. Kilbee. Mrs. J. E Lowry, Mrs. Laura Kilbee, Mrs. Hattie Atkison, Mrt. Bertha Llndry. Mrs. Ed Guyett, Mrs. John Thomas,Mrs. J . W. Yar­ borough. Mrt. Fred Youts, Mrs. Mrs. Ed Yarborough and MrsFrank Pitts. Band Parents Held Meeting Tuesday Eve. Th* March meeting of th* Sentinto* High School Band Parents Association was held Tuesday tvtnlng at 8 p.m. In the Band Hall. Reports of the District Con­ test held in Apopka March IS wtrt glvsn by band director, Er­ nest Cowley Plans wort complete for the barbequ* April 17 at the Elks Club. After a lengthy discussion concerning th* need for new uni­ forms it was recommended that a committee made up of parents, etudents and th* principal of Samlike basis a successful club can nole High meet with Sir Cowley be under way In a few days." for further consideration. Tentative plans were made to contact the principals of |Ji* Jun­ ior High School* and parents with the Idea of setting up a cltywlde Band Parents Association Punch and home-mad© cookies were served to those present af­ ter th* business session was brought to a close. A program was presented by four high school students who had attended the band camp last summer In Miami. They were, Dickie Rountree. Wally Pope, Ir­ ma Jean Corley and nerry St. John'. r y.s. 1 SAVIN G S kB O N D S , T R I C E R E 'S "BIB AND TUCKER" costume of toffeecolored chevron silk and wool is designed for spring. The car­ digan jacket covers a sheath with a bib front of white gloaay linen. Directors; Mrs. Rita DeJonr, Secretsry; Mre. Edit Wise. Tie* President; Mrs. Mary Nordlnr, Board of D im nrs; and Mr«. Vl^ ginia Meads, President. (Staff Photo) Annual Check-Up Vital For Women Past Forty ty HUMAN N. IUN0IHN, M.D. ARB you a woman ovir 407 and a test for diabetes and par* Then this column is especially tlcular attention to th* pelvis are for you. in order, a Papanicolaou vaginal I ’ve always urged annual medl- smear test to dstect any Indiescal checkups for tveryone. After tlon of cancer, blood and urint tha age of 40. however, this be- tests and an electrocardiogram comes particularly important If your physician thinks It la ad- Middle Years ’ u*bl' < There are many diseases which ComP**’* art likely to have their beginning Your doctor also will want A In the middle years, although complet# and honsat report on they generally art thought of as Tour personal history. Including developing late in life. the state of your health, any raBom# of them are d ia bete s, c«tm «dedatU ntlon and lrtforeaneer and distaste of tha kidney, nation on marital, sexual and heart and blood vessels. family matters. seldom do these Insidious die- * ‘ mphaslxe, as I bar* sues present any symptoms until10 times betors, that you they are fairly well developed. comp:Istelly frank In gtv¥ Ing this Information to your phyFound In Tim* sldan. Through annual, orovsn semi- Bo nuke an appointment right annual physical examinations, now before you forget about 1L your doctor can detect such die- Get that annual checkup soon, orders before they become really qvution and axiwzi serious. E. a.: Would trembling, sickness When I say physical sxamlna- of the stomach, fainting and tril­ lion, I mean a thorough checkup tabtltty be symptoms ot a nervous For a woman past 40 this should breakdown? Include: Answer: These symptoms may An examination of your entire occur In psychoneurosis commonbody, a blood end laboratory testily known as a nervous breakdown. J painting l i E a s ie r than ever w i t h ... R u b b e r-B a s e W all Rairrt* QpuJutr^ DW M SfV Paine CSismlelry...... ^i«»Ja» lie, p«;«r. M W »'~i i— — ■i . .. ') ■ Walls dry in just TO minutes! Paint in tho morning; entertain that night! It’s easy and inexpensive with Du Pont FLOW KOTF. Dozens of washable colors; matolling woodwork shades, too, in odorless DUCO SemiGloss FnamuL Now! NERVING AT TIIF. COUNTY FEDERATION of Woman's (Cubs Scholarship Tea and Fashion Show Friday was .Mrs. Joseph L. Laird, president of the Woman's Club af Casselberry. (1'hoto by Bergstrom) SEMINOLE HIGH STL DENTS enjoying the Junior-Senior Prnm held Friday etening at the May. fair Inn were: eeuple in fts-e-ground, .Mary Grace llohby and Claude llittrll. Iwft to right on the stairs were. Pat Harrington. Teddy Walker, Dot Melts, Johnny Yrachle, Eeo Jo Wynne and Pete Latham. (Photo by Bozrtrom) LAST SHOWING STARTS 7:13 Wearing glasses will not wsak*n nor strengthen tha eysi, glass­ es only focus light rsys to en­ able th* tye to see mors dearly wlMj them on. $1.00 OFF ON A GALLON \M .> jjtmk ‘mrnesmy * ONE CAN TO A CUSTIMER Offer Expire* April 30, 1957 Dean MARTIN - Call The Lumber Number FA 2*5581 For Sudden Service BfDKOOMS\f a * * V I will not b* rsiponsibla for any debts incurred by any enc other than myself after March 1*L 1937. Ekhtrd B. Ransbottem NOW MOM prtssntl —a tun Mlsd muutaJ romsncsl L , ft £saBAJilOK * Dmy MAHT1N c e n t r a l X ^ v V V W t o a f Z t f - f r i l B e i ) , FLORIDA CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTTED FREE” 213 Went 2nd Street t ) P A IN T S E R V IC E FEATURE — a : 13 Evary Tuesday Night at the Movieland Ride-In Theatre D u P o n t C u s t o m C o l o r * give you your c h o ic e of o v e r 2 0 0 o th e r sty le -rig h t FLOW KOTE colors . . . cu ato m -m lx o d in Just the ehade you w a n t Com e In and t e e them. FEATURE TIM ES — 1:32 3:33 5;29 7:25 9:21 J �1 WHAT' M .i u H A /E A NEAT O C A / a n o o e s cxd O Q t SANOW1C H SS/ MSTgAO OF GBTTAJO . UP fAALV, I MAOe T W A T S fM IC A S M ANDTW «n«ar A B U C K A MONTH f y J 8 S 8 8 RK3HT, tens NOT GO INTO J T H A I;►m o m ' 1 ALL M V SAN 0W CH E3 _ _ _ - t T H IS . f afterS T ^ P A noon / AbR^ AU i t N O U « e IV lffH IN HE HAD10 LEANT ► 'B u rst# POESNTDREAMOR b e in g a MAWS APPEARSTO. 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WHATS LEFT C P IT/ IT’S THE , BROKEN MIRROR PROVEO TO Be THE KEY TO ONLY ONE I HAVE/ , RE\eAUN<5 HLM» YOU i STILL HAVE THAT jA MIRROR. T A L E ? M l lucky/ w e g ot CFF WITHOUT THE ALIEN ^ BOTHERING, y. US, FLASH / l OP COURSE, , HONEY/... BUT WHY? BA NO I ? M ST U C K W lT H M Y HOM EW ORK— r— ' I'L L C ALL -S IN F O R M A T IO N ) _ O N THR r ^ / T ) PHONE WILL YOU PLEASE TELL ME THE YEAR OF THE LOUISIANA -r PURCHASE ■* I'M SORRY B U T I ► DO N O T HAVE THAT INFORMATION < NAVE YO U R GUN REACT/; TM 3 CAVE / 3 EEN G A TH ' t h e and/a n : t W H Y C O T H E V C ALL IT T IN F O R M A T IO N ? S H E b ------ f D O E S N 'T KN O W V^. A N Y M O RE THAN l 00/ t m lL SM EAN/NG /DT AMD A S SO O N A S T H O SE C R t r r f R S ETND THE GOLD A W ll SH O O T/ ^ D A G W O O Q FR O M NO V/O N. I W A N T YOU TO K E E P YOUR SH O U LD E R S TO THE W H EELB E N D E V E R Y EFFORT - 3 R e M E M 9 E R .0 O V . BU CKLE DOWN A N D K E E P YCXJR Nose ON THE ,— * “ T G R IN D ST O N E J5** I’M SORRV, MR. Dl THE RS. BUT I CAN ’T WORK IN THAT ____ _ PO SITIO N J y o u th /h m s z v s # h a jp h AH A T TN E- AH A T A /L S T H E L O N G J RANGER 5 N O R SE P ^ — ss ?# w ta rii /D O N E , r N O *V / A l*LLTAKE A BROO M 'O VER r T W K ID S S O TH EV CAN SWEE .OUT TH EIR S H A C K OH, OOLLV, HERE COMES G R A N D M A W IT H A 1 R 0 0 M / S H E ’S A FT E R ’NE O’ US KIDS../FT GEE, HOW O IO V fM S O R R Y l DIDN'T M IA N l ((THINK Tl? PLATE WAS ALRIA0Y YOU KNOW 1 ABOUT YOUR v- • ^T'O CT M U D TOOK THOSE CELLAR WINOO’NjlON YOuaCAgPttj LCWACKID//, COOKIES? LWANOMA// HI, GRANDMA" O K .. K I D S / V O U ' CAN ACT N O R M A L A G A I N , N O W / / ,— BU T ALW AYS REM EM BER r B E F U L L O * P B P W H E N L-. Y X X J’H E A R O U N D G R A N D M A . C A U S E IF Y A D O N 'T . ...S H E 'L L C H A SE V A DOWN AN’ M A K E Y A T A K E A D O S E OF H ER H O R R IB L E -T A S T IN ’ TONIC// ---------------------- jSROASj) I M IG H T HAVE KN OW N I C O U L D N ’T . BEA T T C U A T J BOXING E IT H E R / r< r y *A fA H 'O S tH } IT w ui JUS* A w L that / �W '-n y r -v ^ r ■ 7 R W A W H E R E 5—IHOHEBS aotl REALTORS CLAMiriEO INURL NEW BRICK HOME J Bedrooms, Two Baths, Large living room, Built-In Range, CARO of THANK* Oven, Refrigerator and Free1 LOST * fOUNP itr, Control Hooting, duct* to S FOR RENT all moms, Air Conditioned. 9 REACH MENTAL! Beautiful Fireplace, built of 4 WANTED to RENT Tennesto crab orchard stone, * BROKERS * REALTORS Slone Window SHU, Stone Plan­ • REAL ESTATE (or SALE ters, Awning Typo Window*, t REAL ESTATE WANTED largo Utility room. Two cor ■ MISCELLANIOUT carport, ring neighborhood, 5 MISCELLANEOUS Terms available, will laka (•OFFICE EQUIPMENT smaller home In trade. It AUTONOBILEILTRAILERS nEAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 12 BOATS A MOTORS 3344 French Avo. 13 FARM SUPPLIES k MACHIN­ J . W. HALL. REALTOR ERY Bar L- Kenned;, Aiaoclate il PET.vUYESTOCK SUPPLIES Johnny Walker, Associate ( Poultry) ■•Call Hall- Phono FA 2-3441 IS ARTICLES WANTED It PLACES to EAT IT BEAUTY PAKLORS ^ ^oAnJ W tafli Com pany 1* FEMALE HELP WANTED 1» MALE HELP WANTED A. U. PETERSON 2t MALE or FEMALE Broker Associates! A. B Pater, 21 WORE WANTED son Jr., I'. J. Chcsterion, (Jar, 33 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ricld Willetts, and R. W. Wil­ Z3A MONEY to LOAN liams, A. C. Doudney, Land 33 SPECIAL SERVICES Surveyor 33A ROOFING * PLUMRING III N. Park Avo. Phone FA I dill 21 PLANO SERVICES 23 ELECTRICAL'CQNTRACTORS W, H. ••»W" 8TEMPB1 Baallar — Gaaeral inurar 3! INSURANCE Guy AllenAsaocUle 37 NOTICES-PERSONALS Arietta Prlra, A*taclata 3! ARTICLES for SALE 29 FURNITUER A HOUSEHOLD Pbona FA 2 4991 - III N. Park R08A L. PAYTON Registered Rial Eilate Rroktf Ph. FA 1-1201—17-92 at Hiawatha I—LOST a No w u m r LOST— Boner Puppy. FA g.8438 OZIKR REALTY CO. Lau ra u Qatar. Realtor Kealto Aa'oelalr H *a *l H /la id , < 2 - FOR RRNT Osteen— .1 room Brat Boor 2801 Ha. Orlando llwy FA l -55ta floor furniihed apt. .1 room »•Yours for prompt and eond Boor furnished apt. Cnll affieiant gapdea FA M7TI Small apL li l Kim’ Ph. FA-| 027«. Avalon Apt*. FA 3-5954 Efficiency. S te n a tro m U e a lty H. E. STENSTROM Registered Broker Ph. 2427 Laurel - Phone FA 1 1420 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Baal Elista laauraate for Winter Tourist. Private both Commercial lavestateaU—Rentals U shower. Steam heat. Inquire Property Managamenl Manuel Jacobson across from RAYMOND M. BALL, Post Office. REALTOR See Seminole Realty for Desir­ able Houaea and Apia. FA^2-5232 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE WEI-AKA"a PARTMENTS: rooms S. D. Illghleyman — Associate private baths. 114 W, Firat St- 204 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2.|4tl Thi* U * free pa«* to the Rita 2 A 3 Bedroom homes, beautiful Theatre for Thyl'ui Baty. Eap- places. Down payment* a* low date Apr. 10, 1057. as |038.00 down. Cherry Keel Eilat* Agency 3 bedroom furnished bouse. Dial Dial FA 2-9929-Notary FA 3-4205._. 1219 W. 13 SL Reer-Barbef Shop Clean furn. apt.. 811 Park Ave.^ Draetlcally deduced This new three bedroom masonry 4 Room furn. apt. 500 Park. homo reduced from $9250.00 to 3 Bedroom furnished house on #8450.00, can be purchased for Celery Ave. 8 room furniihed a* little a* 5950.00 down and apt. 310 M»gnoRa- c * 11 A. K. #84.42 monthly, location 112 Rossetter, Florist FA 2-1151^ East 4th St. tv fj 1 Completely furnished house. 1 unfurnished. Reasonable, im­ mediate p o » « « * » t o n. Phona FA 3-1250 or FA_213Q1- R o b e rt A . W illia m s REALTOR Raymond l.undqulat, •Jiltedroom unfurn. house. Fenc­ a sso cia te ed in back yard. Ph. FA 2-T007. Phone FA 2-3951 Altantic Bank Nsw furnished coltags, lake front. Buy In Laka Mary and n»ve. Lars# yard. Must be quiet re­ MAJOR BROWN REALTY fined couple. Dial FA 2-2002 Lake Mary, Horida Ph. binford FA 2 4237 between 0 a- t»-*l P- m^ Building suitable for storase or b'lJineis. Dial FA 2-5339 IF IT IS HEAL~ESTATE™ a$k Crumley & Monteitli it 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 4495 2 bedroom furnish'd bungalow. 4—REAL MTATg FOR HALE 313 Palmetto. Efficiency Apt. lli-wuy 17-02 So. City Limit*. SlumberUnd Court. " 4 — I y . vK i K h I D Kb-Vf WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU WANTED: a 2 bedroom, unfurn­ ished home, with kitehan equip­ ped; for permanent resident HOMES—3 and 4 b e d r o o m * 1 A 2 bath*. and family, by April 1st. l'hone A R. ti. Thompion nt FA 2-2092. Completed and ready for immedi­ ate occupancy. • This la a free pal* to the Prnirie Lake Drive-In Theatre for Jack fltouky. Exp. data Apr. 10, Locations. 1957. ______________________ Druid Park — Sanford drove Manors — Hanford 3—BROKEBS and UEAI.TOBS Valencia Villas — Dci-and Whispering Oaks — Titusville 1800 00 DOWN Buy completely modernised two bedroom home, electric kitchen, FHA In service and rHA financ­ Venetian blinds, Florida room. ing available. Quiet neighborhood. j7.9SO.oo. »•' Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AND HARKEY We can qualify you for one of these home* in 30 minutes. You 104 N. Park Av* Ph FA 2-2391 ran start enjoying the home \ STEAL! recess the piper*. while w# preeee* 2 Bedroom, masonry, hardwood floors, tiled bath, kitchen fully equipped, situated on 2's lota, Developed by with citru* and deep well. Total ODHAM & price is only 29500, as low as 1 1 ,008.00 down, balance iese TUDOR, Inc. than rent. Cor. Hwy 17 92 A 37th St 3 Bedroom, (ltd. large living Phone PA 3-1381 room with fireplace, separate Dining Roam, includes Air Con­ HRAII.EY ODHAM. PrM. ditioner, Range, Refrigerator, Blinds and drapes. This is a fine home, nicely located, and DAYTONA BEACH. 2 bedroom priced right at $11,450.00— furnish'd house, very reason­ terms can be arranged, able. Good investment. Dial FA 2-4838. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO 7-R*om house. Furn. nr unfurn. ished 1703 W. 3rd St. Ph %M REALTORS FA 2-1257. v Elisabeth Methvia. Astaclala ' 1901 Park Ate, Phone f.\ 25:32 "CUriTOM UUILT HOMES rHA CONVENTIONAL HIGH WAY BUSIN ESS PRO­ FINANCING PER TY AND ACREAGE LOW DOWN PAYMENTS CLAYTON C BROOKS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Phea* FA : » « J A. K. SH O EM A K ER, JR . Real Estate Intcttmmis Phone FA 2 3103 1800 Mellonviljve Specialising la Aeraaga Route 2, Bog 434 Sanford, Fla. This is a free pas* to the Rita Thtatre fur Mrs Harman L KENNETH f.. SLACK Swaggcrty. K*p. date Apr Id, . KEG. REAL ESTATE BROKER J009 E. ad Phone FA 2 0225 1957. M O R E N PEO PLE «—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE T D O A M O R E 12-BOATS tad MOTORS B U Y IN G D A N D 35-8FECIAL 8 P.RVICr.fl R M I ^ : SE L L IN G i P W I Ml! • THE HANFORD HERAL D ,d o n . A p r i l 1 ,^ 1 0 5 ? " Trees trimmed, removed and 29-FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD GOODS demoasarf. Plum* fa 2 2800. HANFORD TREE COMPANY For Salt by Owner: C.R. threeMERCURY bedroom home, living room, OUTBOARD MOTORS W. P. SMITH dining ell, kitchen equipped. 2. OtherwtM ACK08B •SAVES FA 2-4481 Florida room, attached garage, 231! Park Avt. 3 Decay I. Ctrl'* corntr let, immediate occupancy, Mark ! - Mark 10 — Mark 25 ING ON GOOD USED 4. Clover nickname treated at 3400 Kay Aveaua. - Mark 30 — Mark 53 - Elec­ 8. Backbone • FURNITURE 8. atylleli tric — Mark 75 Electric l’hone FA 2-3AT8 or FA 2-2083. PLUMHINO * HEATING a. Injure f. Hu* 6 HP to 80 HI* Saptit Tank Installation k Sarvle Mather of Sanford 7. Angrr 10. A Great Immediate posseaalon. 3 UR ma­ Coat tiailera from 1122.00 Heater Service. A r c h ' # C a. colid Lake 3M-4H East Firsi F.\ l-MM sonry by owntr. 912.41 mo. Harried, Phone FA 2 3299. USED MOTORS P. Mandarin 13. Celerity 2428 Yale A**. 2 Mark — 7 Mercury T'9 HP each tea 12.0trTa name This ia a frea pass to the Moviapiumbtni. Kresky Bcalini •181.00 It. Horn 14. Any fruit land Rlde-tn Theatre far l-ni* M. G. IIOOGES 2 bedroom furnished block house. 1 10 HP Johnson 54.00 18. Qrempu* drink Childers. Exp. dale Apr. 10. Service on All Water PumpsDial FA 9-2311. 18. Btair 13 Fountain 1937. Wall* Drilled — Pump* Ik. Eject IT. Cerium Paula Road. Phone FA 21037 SUPPLIES (Poultry) 30. Marsh LOUT LAKER ACRES iiyns.l ECHOLS SPRING SALE IS beautiful ramp or home sites, 31. Herset II Pelnful This is a fret pa*« to the Prairie I Hindi 5 7 acres, with or without lake- Coma to Twin Lakes Farm for 18. Cold t her. I Lake Drive in Treetre for Nan- 0 Pr. LIVING ROOM Reg. $339.00 fin# Du roes. B. H. drear, HIfront. Near Paisley off Rt. 4'J. 22. Fruit *o. Sea lEur.l Rafa Bed NOW *v Richard*. F.xp. date Apr. 10, way 424. ilk mi- NE Oviedo. Write for brochure. 23. Bong for Chair • W 7. . two L. 51. "STEW" Prince IT—n6A tT> PARl.DHS 2 Rian Tables 511 Center St., Eustis 28. Bay wtndaw 1 Cnffe* Table PLUMBING t« Moldy Phone Elgin 7-2305 Your laauly Number Is FA 2-5742 .’untrect and Repair Work 2 Lamp* 27. Urge HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Frea Eitimatt* 3 Pillow. Terms umbrella 108 I- Oak A»*. BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom home, «,. U HARVEY 88 Quicker all new draw draperies, |2.. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3313 8 IV. BEDROOM SUITE n Exlet • o<H>0<l duwn, lake up payment*, l 8- » lKMALty HELP A AMW> Reg. 1273-00 $n. Mark on no rinsing cost. 107 W. 30th Ilnukritsr l|r,| ekin St., South Pinecrest. Wantedi LPN ar Nurses Aide Mr. A .Mr*. Dreittr NY 21. Slnlh far 8*11 shift u IW* <m praTilt Mirror 12- ChrUlmu Plants,, Shrahs mie«t ar with own transports, Crest of Drawers c p T . i i . ’t y song s $199.00 tlan. Also cook, Sarapta Rest Innersprlnr Mattress 33. Sprit* Peat Compost (Daetwelder’s) |Oc Contraetlng A Repairs Home, Silver Lake. Phone Matching B«x Spring 34. More bu. bag. GRAPEVITAF. NUR­ toot Hanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 6542 ---------2 m il How* FA 2-4724._____ IIONU8 rational Ternis SERY, Grapeville Ave Phone 3* Dwelling rA 2 0448. CERAM 1C TILE WOMEN sew easy regdycut ' Wrought Iron Dunk Bed* <0 Mend*. U Paul F. Muallae * Son house coats boms. Earn fruits a hem* t Complete with Mattresses A- K , R O M E T T E R , F LO R IS T Free Estimate—Quality llu l. I IT.40 to 42!.14 Iloien. Writs. 41. Fart# Phona FA 2-1851 vow Accurate Rtyla, Freeport, New Huky Rpears, Mgr<—FA 2.1132 1 42. Rod far Dor dependable Service York. meat Member of Florist CLARK 43 Period* *I Telegraphy Delivery Assn. WOMEN with machine la tew Plumbing, Heating k Buppi# to. lima KCMOU RKRDIMi CO Contracting k Repair# ready cut sproni. Easy, piuCar. lad k MaiMlls. Ph. FA IM JI 1a - OFFICE EQUIPMENT DOWN fjtablo. Spare or full tint*. AAR 2819 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-3ST4 "Bid llambarger, M$r Highway IT k 03 Routn I Painted APRONS, Caldwell, Aik. Fru Dsltvery HAYNES Office Machine Co. driving m Typewriter*, adding machine? Beautician, full or part lime. J I —PIANO SF.R\ It H Balaa-Rentaii, 314 Mag.. Ph. Wanted immediately l ' h o n e L. L. Sill - Piai.n Technician This is a free pass to the MoviePA 2 0483. FA 2-5742 or FA 2-2455. land Rldr-ln Theatra for Shir* Phone FA 2-0329 Route I. Sanford ley Morgan. Exp. date Apr- 10, c o i k i u : w a t t s s a .l u l l is—SlALk HELP 'VA.MF.lt PIANO TUNING 4. REPAIRING 1957. W I, HARMON 4 Cubic 8 KM A cnosa Budget and credit man. Apply Ph. FA 2 1277 After 5:00 p. m. Used furniture, appliances, tools, meter I . Mud flat# Firestone Store. RAY HERRON ect. Bought sold. I.arry’s Mart. 8 Morstl lire.) 33—ELECTRICAL SERVICES YOUR 321 East First St.. Ph. FA 2-4132 7. Orchrstra 8. Wild plge member PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A JO—T u Ti or FI ^ma TT II. Land of FRIGIDAIRE appliances, tale • BIG VALUES I. Vipers the lame* NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD Male of Female Grocery Clerk. and service. U. H High, Oviedo • QUICK CREDIT 12. Dramatist I Sttiger USED CAR Fla Phene FO!-3:tl6 ar San Experienced only. Joe’* Gro­ l Norw. > 10 Dirk • EASY TERM S 1949 Ford 2-door ^ford FAt-3883 aftar ! p. m cery, 713 Celery Ave. II Tree 13. Worship 1950 Ply. 4-dr. Sedan, new WILHON’MAIER IP Smell, Air Copditlonlng 14. Pith MEN or WOMEN Ntw aid Used Faraitxrv paint & scat covers. Spec. $395 Electrical Contracting and est helmet Maximum Potential Cash Income 311 E. First St.. Ph. FA 2-5622 1931 Mercury 4-dr. Repairs; Economical House ■tat* 13. A dance SPARE TIME 1051 I’lym. 4dr. Sedan tabbr ) Wiring and Repairs 17. Little island #180 Weekly 1952 Pont. 2dr Sedan 20. Ship's RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY II. Dreads for each $3,000 investment, and 1953 Pont. 4dr. Std. Shift record 112 Magnolia Dial PA 2-0013 20. Not right about 4 hours' spare time 1954 Chev. 2dr. P. G. 31 Female 13. Young cat wiiMii.rv Tremendous, profitable new rent­ 1951 Pont. 4-dr. Ilyd. Clean A— IIUILDING-nKPAtBSsheep (.teasel a 37. To be al business. Works by itself. No 23 Orlaatftt 1931 Pont. 4dr. Std. Shift PAINTING 32. Marsh In debt experience needed. We furnidt MllMm KVKM2M1 1955 Pont. 'J-ds. sedan. Clean 21. Coin ••» l l r U h l t r Day written leases from hotels and F LOt IK sanding anC Anlihmg. I!.• 1955 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. l l * H r t f « l HtUIIK I Sweit.) I L 1 Clasning, waxmg serving Semi­ motels for installation of our 1 :3D K'I hm of aMurn Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 8 p. m. 29. Docile & .O Q A uv aiit ure u l u i I nc|« W a ll nole county Macs 1925 powerful full sized console FA 2-2883. 301 West 1st St. 33. Projecting 41I'I H afti y k’l r i l, l-a»t an<! A l w a y s II H M i.i«s»«a Laka Mary electric 3/4 ton room condition­ I II 1*4noilii L*4rnl\«l end of ers and humidity-control unite. i.O'I W r a t li«r*.\« wa*Spor(8 It will pay YOU to see u* before a church (J Ted Burnett •.IV Kenilmivout 6-ycar factory warranty. I.alo-jt you buy. Open Evening* and 24. Storm* for PAINTING • :!• • liytlantler model. Requires NO INSTAL­ 2401 Granview Phone FA 2 2978 am HmiriI llii) 1Itlilt Sundays. 38. Detest 11 LATION. Plugs In Ilk* lamp. f ;••» -until* Kastsld* Trailer Sale* 39. Poisoned Til* John D a ly a ii<| th t N t w i No stock, no inventory, no ex­ Far Painting call Mr Tasker Ph III* Palitka, Fla. in warfare Jlobln il.s.itl perience needed. Hu.'incs* can 43. Deputy % % FA 8-4139. Room special $14.05. • «*0 I•tl\4I |(||UW I I I * H|issM«fsian c l u b r>c operated by Men and Women Sail Your Car to ll 4.3. Defile I l'» \ **I‘ • of ROY REEL REMODELING? of all ngei and built up to # 48 Midday • uo l Lu«y 304 W. See«nd St. W* can m ist In financing, plana business with 5-figure annual meal V • IR I Ftllhif HrIR* selicllng a contractor, A tha IRiRH li lt I ' l r i d l 47 Ruh out income, depending on mailable JR IR f r u n c l i an>1 h a« finest materiel* available. Trailer* for isle; 3b ft. Craat48 Underwork 14 time and finance*. To l>* con­ II imi Mkin M#p"rt liner. 38 ft. Detroiter. For par­ river sidered, you must have * clean MM I I I* H U m .iff ticulars rail FA 2-2257. May l myth.» background ami go<>,| referen­ I n m ' I , X N fll M g consider trade on home or pro% A It Ancient V ces. S VI Mltn-iin J . 1' _P*rty. _____ Greek Our Regional Director will ar* P rnersin ll aiu m s 4 VI . V i M i - W s e t n t r townihips range for interviews, locally, T,n„ •*iloi,,| Marnlng" SEE ELMO~PARIS YOLK*” 41 DOWN within a few days. Write in da* I >14 I ' s i i u l n K s n i s r s n 1. Pierce I n» ai en.n rr tail to; Box 27, e/o Hanford KEIM-MIX CONCRETE H " I IV Mlgn-iin 2 Resort Herald, Window Hilla - Lintels (« in* H a rr y iln n rs Him* tit.) Heptin Tank—Htstn Approved is IV SIhi la Min 41 3 Old coin -•I —w<illK WANTED IS IS LKs aid, Cllithtih Sand — Cement Mortar Mix SAI.tiMAN - 301 W. First St. ii "s Txs t-nee t» might • Gr ) Miraela Contrail Co Hite Sulks It nirh Power lawn mowing. Ph. FA 2 81T0 New and Used Car* 4 Left ir r ts v n n v 809 Elm Ava. Thona FA 2-5731 t i u iiie v evenings. FA J-irJ.lt or FA 2-5374 after 4. destitute ISSS Vsllsni l.s-lr !.*>»• uf• f*tt« While they last--Utility Grade I til V ■ Careful rsrptnter will do small II III Hear, I, f,»r To fo u rr o w CASH FOR YOUR CAR* Fir 3x4. 2 i 6, 2 xM, mostly 2xit— it IV iiu o ii o g i.ie'u or <kM Jobe. Call FA 2 -5"9:i. 8105(H) M. HOMER LITTLE I ;SS tvslisr Crnakttt and ihs Nt« • Hherman ( on crsl* Pipe Co. USED CARS 22 a — M’tiNEV TO T H IS ----t IS gisnd t’n tn* Rs Cnunis4 1813 Ranfard Ave. Out West 13th 9t. I Is As ihs tv#rld Turns AUTO L O A fft J se e »# «n ihs XVnrld S (S nsnfro Valise W A W • K IN G '31 DaSoto Sportsman IferdtorCOST LEM VV I’ll It — ■ 4 % S'llH II S liie I"**,iff Lightning Dry Wood Finish, 100% S nS Clean, best offer around $350. It,Ml K l l . O t » l T . K e In ti,ti, I'rosby Him* M It V II V V Vinyl Plastic. For all type # .S V I , r „ a , l ( i . Around '50 Anthn'iedur, a u t o m a t i c Florida State Bank arruiiMHiv (SM M N-rv J IISIIIV VIM# floors, wood finishes. Never tnnsmission. 4 door, like new. i ss T h s ll X v l h m H o u r ' H IM S I. « OF IAMPORD discolors. Must sail on*. 1930 Mapl*. No • S1 Mnxnav aivnnt*# tVn rlii A t SI* SiSS ■rienue n«e S ; l l Taillehl Ssnat McRANEY-SeMITH PAINTS calls Saturday. C 8 I a r i i m L IM ilA i H s r r i i atorm 4 IS Hnnris Hook U\% H. Park Dial PA M i l l '« Is K-len of N l# hl • O Miialu A ' llsn-f'iot GATLIN RROTMERM 1953 Bulck special. RAH, Standard Si Sit All- Use Minis# 1.»» I ' l l f l l n s On V ClumI s »u Mnnerntan Dragliae A Hulldosar .Sarvlca 24—IhiklllAM V. ISIS Keso jii * M i n i " shift. Excellent Condition. #80*> esa e It, llsi.ort 7. is It's l U n i - r l l i i i , Ph. FA 2 3 m Hanford. no more, no less. Phone LTJU iitt I'aue SMwsrds > >• N•* ■ BALL INSURANCE AGKNCK 1 sa lUilss tit Lewi* D. Booker, U.O Q . Na­ « Is I t ’s tienesiim COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR T i l l Rs ikla lleod t.ls T h e RkyOun Hsur WOOLSEY val Air Station. I ss B<irss * Alls* HOME AND BUSINESS IS l( N e w t s 10 I s , S'urum l s is V ( ( " i a * W. M i n i s MarlB* FinMhM DON’S tOVF.B~.1HOP' P R O F E S S IO N A L S E R V IC E 111* I Irfies l,i|rr It *4 ate" orr F o r Y o u r H o t ! ps.lid,IAutomobii* Interior Decorator * II RAYMOND M. BALL, AGENT T u t t H a f Muralag is sn (Ills 'tenkarik (Jlsa# and Paint Co. 304 8. I’.ir» Hist Covers — Boat Cushions i „4 Him (Jo Sanford llisn Hnidla I I ls tlsoorf 5 «l I ' t a n U r ts k a r * At Willi* Pontiac—301 W, 1st 112 III W. 2nd St. Phone FA 1 <122 I I i In I.SIS Shoo- DAILY CROSSWORD j - i T " in 6»i -t, tvs ., i ’ • 22. House­ Uij.-, 2” v i l 't . hold ti I I liXll 1,1 nuis­ .i •(»;,« ance 'df'3M i • LHjm Qi ' -IL'i'is 24. Noree iior. • god tun, i. i 28 Duck ar-iiini it. t ' 31. Cherge l ' l- '.1 ' • for UULV.-1 ' I'I . hi' 10 io,i eervlce* 30. Wick, VeMeedey’a !**«♦» edret 33. God Of 31. Question 32. Grsss used pleiiura in thatching (EgyvLI 33. Hallowed 3T. Bmall drUlh 34. Poem* 39. Snak# ' VA TX* ir % A ir 7T“ ftouWkU rr T r " P 7%% ir Jr TT" r XT $79.50 DAILY u 17“ IT CROSSWORD M dttl* jdCIII d a y n y u anL-to nauua a e n r a a :i a a a u h E-ltitlLl ii;'lam u n a on <o •luann aMUMv'i kDull-J UUlUf f.l 21. Spin, ning toy- 23. Ililter vetch 28 Born =jri a ; t ; i i 4 30. Ditch n Claud b >: i 31. Musle aMtianui u i3K t note cicinni-1 LI3 IH4-1 s u a ii -irin f 32 Ovum 33. Vouch 35 Relieved •tlerdtr's Sites* 38 Corridor 37. Chill* and II. OtherwtH fever 42. Coloring 38 Cxnvae •gents 41 Definite shelter 40. Beng article Television fijo/tUcuc fr T" % X 3 / 1 % % ito ■o ll (4 % II T “ T " >} %% il 1 il % %% % % »s k % 1ft II % % X6 H *1 § | Xf % JF 1 Radio F A R M E R 'S AGENCY*” TOOL RENTAL IERVICE Insurance end Real Estate IIH.L IMPLEMENT COMPANY lasur# with FARMER A rest ««• condition. Dial FA 2-4330. 218 Oak Ave. Phone FA 2 3093 sured. 116 French.— FA 3-8221. 1*—RTT\¥n imT'MbTOiS" HOUSES WASHED Also roofs. STEAM LUX PRO- 27—.kioTII!KA—PKIIKONAI.M JOHNSON MOTORS CESS. In Orlando since IM6. ROLUWAY, Knepttal and Baby 3EMINOLE SPORTING GOOD! 2«4 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-1392 Thousands of ixtiifitd custom­ Rede Day. Waak nr Monthers. Free esumat*. Call 34359 Til FA 2-3111. rumlture Cantar Robson's OultMiard* 118 West First St. collect, Orlando. 1 BP l.eusnn—Air < onled <3.00 -ABTICLK m FOR s a i . f. 3 IIP Kvinrude, a jewel 92.50 E N V E L O P E S , l - e l i e r h e j i l , . , ( e l e ­ -tlx Kvinrude— It runs! 20.00 ment*. invoice*, hand bills. a»d Paint $3.50 gal.. Cotv $3.98, Work t ill* Clinton—Air Cooled 65 00 programs. etc. Progressive Clothes, Camp Goods. Army3 BP Firestone 88 50 Printing Co Phone FA 2 2931— Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 5 HP Johnson 72.50 k S2 50 483 West 13th St. 5.4 HP Evinrude 50.00 —Factory t*, you— WELL DRILLING 9 IIP Elgin 32.30 Alaniaem Fairbanks-Mori# pump*. 8 IIP Wizard '.4 50 Ven etia n Bliad* Repairs to all make*. 8 HP Mercury—Like Ntw 150.00 Enclosed head. Sajpruot lx,(torn HOWARD C. LONG He HP F.vinrudrs S9.94—17340 rad with plastic sad. Plain* 307 E. Commercial Avt. ar ra/og tapes. Cation or nylon 10 HP Fireitone—Almost Phone FA 2 283.1 sords. new. Was $300.00 Special 192.50 15 IIP Kvinrude—like new 250.00 Kenkarik GlaM and Paint Co. I'i IIP blercury Mark 20 189.00 Do you knit, crochet, sew or make 117 111 West nd St. Ph FA 2 1832 saleable articles of any kind. 18 IIP Hcott-Atwater— good We have a proposition that v-lil W* way an# sell use# turniture condition 170.00 Paying top easb pncea for any interest you. Dial FA 2-2209 20 HP Martin-Fast motor 135.00 thing nf value SUPF.R TRAP or call at 918 French Ave. at 25 HPJohnsons 235.00 k 319.00 once. ING POST on 17 92 Ph FA 2 30 HP Kvinrude Laris (85.00 04TT. While they Last New 1956 Evinpu*r.s k n p r in k l e r rudea on Hals, UK 8 cu, J(. te/rigcraior, SYSTEMS Fishing Boats t Runabouts repoaatssed . $125,110 All typa* and sliaa. uuUUed bet oar additional boat display Used 17" TV $43.00 "Do It Yourself." at 501-511 East First St. 3 used weshers $30.00 A up WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Vuur Evinrude Dealer STI NE 1 new Hi-Fi record player $35.00 ROBSON HPOBTING GOODS Machine and Supply Co. GOODYEAR MEKVICH HTOIIF. rilii C, ill. I’buaa FA e-5941 307 W. 2nd ht, Ph. FA 2 44JJ 113 8. Park FA 3-28J1 1955 Ford Thundarbird. L’xcaflsnt i]:tl N',* • A H|*n Off s:«n»v uonvi.so s is Tsti f'tlisrns ti 7,«» Sion sea in ne l«. I'I Ills ii;; riusA Jr. Moraine. W ill Ho|srs. rani hsnesrnn opsit II,mss flarv Mo„rs i u - n Arlhur (Jod frs v iM-Thl Him,a o nirh V tlltit Ii4y L oy« «f Lift 1|«l1 tftarrh for T o m o r r o w I I 41 fltii’ll n* f.lftit 4 4 4 7 IS It n SS 111 •M a )1 •M I M • 1*. ft II 1*.*A Nesra (V ttis ra Jam bort* Nswt H l v s n Cl’cls rli H u h N tw s -FIn rM * N tw s-W a rl-t J n c k t e ' t f 'h - d - t M a rn l n e l>*« „ il„r >■ H trm n n v Tim s W n r H At M a t Msrntsg M t ln iit t K ara an* T h t r t ,V #w i I :b«> I tftfi ll«nort 1 lo St4nd tip ,t ml tss* I A AS 1 •a« Club I I AA N *>w« 1 I AS MArt r | u b I I : 1A llp|»«*rtt |'#rf#*r ttiMtiF w 2 1r Hnm#DArh I ! *1 Ill' * 2 no Va I h « \VorM T u r n s i»u r M i t t U ro o kt • llii Payoff 1 J1 Boh Crnihv nhit's e LOST! FOUND D ti i! !A AftrncHIUOI kVorl'l \t Nowa « » • ! ! « Fsfss t u a t i l n * r Non* R anch Ndtl H « r Non* H i n r h I.Aft Tnpbi|hjr *1 811 npss l IA 1 Ik 4 4* 5 Ik S IA W m H i l Thr#» I'uli-Hpr. K o j u i f t lUrrtfft I t i v l l W T f /iCkSlFlEi)" hlgl'L^y SAVE MONEY Feel Secure. Select your family plot in beautiful OAKI.AWN MEMORIAL PARK now before need. Call LEW LUSTER Office t FA 2-126.1 Home: FA 2.S938 No Obligation ^ L U M B E R BUILDIN .-GERMAN Ma 1 fS& F Concrete Pip V ay! �— .*. ■gr. % ♦« A.lJ •- ■/j , Q yjr I p i (C m Um m i 9m m 9 m II BM i? M County » w ar »—»!». hag Wad fert* tea io H IM ktf, Clr. 1 . M Millar, 0 * . off a m of Fort Molten Pack to able in be with yen an j m Navy & C. MBflahn, d r . W. W. Mat. enjoy thter meet listen In the gnltoiie*, wok fee ‘ tm era plate Chart## AnaU **4 of n MW Ford I to te. Save Qaaatog Tha aatira n gigantic display ad . ad than ouJay ateate until near midnight. tea brief program aaaaaod bf te s te r* . Mayor. Darid OaUbaL Congreasnua Herlong, intromod la the huge crowd seated in Tplln n ill Batorda^i laachic k o m b On vixftbg dtgeltarte# won tok- ten park; assured Sanford chrtaa an a galiog tear of tea M liana and loafevd Navy people ad ford Naval Air ftetiaa. Co Ma wholehearted support in keep­ viaftor araa praamtad with a fold* ing the Naval Ate Station la . Mt fc WWHWM the Dl»ar famfflariabig him with tha Seminole County. “It ia wonderM ftybHT C m * with tear Navy Bom and pointing oat ful to see each clot# relations be­ tea Air Kate! with flaw polnta at b u r n t throughout tea tween tm local people and the flta ^ a rfjfe e Jtm lB M B a l Uatt Navy,** be sold. " I want yon ta knew that 1 am with you aad ’ t i tea eomptotion of tear and ■ o f f M l Mia * . iC. MOdahn a parada through lanford tha will keep on working for you.” UgnlUrl#* and civic leaden #t» G. Harold Alexander of Port tended tea Jayee# Navy Apprec­ Pierce, chairman of the Republi­ iation Day boatball game between can Party In Florida, Introduced earlier at tha Mayfair Inn lunch­ Minneapolis and Dellae. eon, told the huge greop at Pert the flak fty, with over « ■ i spirit. H« Mellon Park *1 wish yea many thousand pound* of fl>h fried by Ma nation with nappy yean of splendid associa­ and a gutet eom- Coy Sehmah and hi* committee sorne m e n u Is of vohmteers, plui thousands of tion with the personnel of the that bosh yapplea, cabbage ilaw, boll- ganford Naval Air Station.’' The entire affair, day-long, ad com on tha cob, and celery, west cdf withait n hitch. Spon­ i Navy's newate and haaviavt carrier base’ 'st Naval War College, In Newport, sored by the Seminole County bar, tea Doogiaa AID R. L Ho waa assigned to the Bur­ Junior Chamber of Commerce, r.” Entering one 'Mi eau of Aaroautids before report­ Harry Cannel and Garfield Wil­ ing to VAH-11 in July, IMS as Exe­ letts were the co-chairmen who new yfeaaa ta tte (teged the glgantle affair. cutive Officer. laaca bo om could bar* w Mayor David Gatebel, a mem aantnaM *- enecaad Cdr. MB- His variops decorations include Plying Crosa bar of the Jeyceee hlmielf, wai A lla (baa CDS. i . fL Bode, tea be Distinguished rlth two atera, the Air Medal chairmen of tha Invitations com­ •aw CmmtnJmg v u ,. CDR. Bear entered tha Navj> m with three tar* and the Preildcn- mittee. The mayor, pressed for Mtt and baaama a Naval Avia- tial Unit Citation. CDR. Bear alio time to carry out a complete pro­ ter after comptetioo at flight train­ baa been awarded the Aalatic-Pa gram for the day without inter­ ing at HAS raaneeia. la World clfle Campaign Medal with four ruption, did not road numerous War 11 ha flaw In tea Paetfle cam- stars, tha Philippine Liberation telegrams from officials Invited saiga aa • fighter pilot and par­ with on* star arid more recently to attend the gala affair showing Sanford and 8cmlnole County's ticipated la campaign at Palau the Korean Service Medal. aad Marianna. At tea close of tha A native of Predonla, Pa., CDR. deep appreciation of the Navy. Among the telegrams reeteod n > war CDR. Bear became tea Ex#- Boar la a graduate at Thiel Col­ by Mayor Gatebel was one from enttwa Officer at a Haavy Pa­ lage, la Greenville, Pa., and trol ggoadron (VP-104). Ha baa rntmbor of FAA Masons, Hebran Vie* President Blehard Nixon. alao aeeo doty with VB-81 in Ha- Lodge, Mercer, Pa. He Is alio a The Vice President said “Mrs. wall, aerrad on the West Coast member of the Elks Lodge In San­ Nixon and I appreciate your in­ vitation to the Seminole County with the Staff ef Plate Legtitte ford. Air Wlag Pacific, aad aa AsaocUte CDR. and Mrs. J. H. Bear are Navy Appreciation Day. Unfor Prafaaaar of Naval leknaa at No- now rasldlng at 2000 Grandvlaw tunately, however, because of tea Dana University, Sooth Band, S t In ganford. They hava three previous committments we cannot lad. Itdarning to tha Rate Coast children, Barbara, ago 9, Sandra, be with you to enjoy the eceseCDR. Bear graduated from tha ago 7, and Patricia, ago A loa” Appreciation Day Me to a te a r s / a * ■areas, Mo •mb. City aad County officials, aad all of tea 'people eg _ area a n to be congratulated and awamandil far making ppeaibte this eaUbrattea to deep appnetetien to the Navy aad their desire that the Naval Air Btation be retained at San­ ford. 1 thare these oontimente and H t o m f hopo that thte sta­ tion will remain at ganford. I shun continue to urge that the Secretary of the Navy da every­ thing possible to authorise Its re­ tention." Only expressions of Praia# were hoard from everyone ee the day drew In n doe* Saturday. Rear Admiral Pflngsteg said "This has been wonderful, It is certain­ ly a gestura of appreciation from the people o f’the area.*' David Thrasher, om ef the Tepee# members and vice presi­ dent of the organisation said 'Tm thrilled, it waa a complete sueCOOI.’* Mayor Gotehol commented ‘Tm well Pleased—I'm so pleased aad t don’t sea how era could have made it much bigger." Captain Robert W. Jackson stated that "It’a wonderful. It U a tribute.” Captain J . R. Reedy, who will isum# command of Heavy Attack Wing one ia July, said "Marvelout—I’ve never been present at an event such as this." And throughout the huge crowd ae*n in Port Mellon Park similar statements were made by both civilians and Navy poopla alike. The automobile waa awarded Saturday night to Martin Taylor of 849 Prim Drive, Orlando. Tay­ lor had made his contribution to help "retain the Naval Ate Sto­ lon In Sanford” to Jim Hunt aad to Ed Hunt. Ho la a npresenta- Slnvla—flt Luka's Christian Day ■ g k n n i• KMMe I Toby IS yva. TM grade. M ggrade: ra' Batty Dude IS y nk. life " yn m. il IS Lake Mary: aka Mary: grade; Adalte AlS9g Barbara MQter 18 yn. <th Grade. Sanford Junior High: Ruthte Carlton 18 yra. 7th Grade; BIB Lemae U yra. 7th Grade; Nanci Thorns* 18 yn. Mb Grade. Oviedo School: Suxanne Partin 11 yra. Mh Grade; Tyre Ealaoy 18 yra. Mb Graft; 1957 (Continued from Page One) ommend a big program af reform and building In the prisons. Technically, the Legislature in limited to a (M ay showing, but tha proposed new state Constitu­ tion drafted by a special commit lion. could force an extra month, particularly if legislative raapportionment, unsettled after two yean of baffling, bring* on anoth­ er deadlock. Tlie attorney general's bill draft­ ing aervice reports R already has prepared more than 9B0 now laws and resolutions for latroductioo"a little ahead of the last session.' The number should nach 1,009 or SjOOO by seaaion’a end. Collins already has raid bo win try agate to have the Leglaatura abolish tha prlca-flxing powers of the Milk Commission—an Issue which touched off loud and bitter debate In the 1908 session. tive of th« Squera Doe] Mochln ery Co. who U n visiter often in Senftird. FORD is lowest priced of the low-price three! 'And roomy/' W K f l r y c * km * T ik M / ' bane Winiaae Grade; Senate OrfflU Grade; Mans Bnrrttt 51A 1956 Ford Tuder V*8 engine tutone Fordomatic 1995.00 1695.00 1956 Tudor Ford tutone, Radio, Std. Trans. 1695.00 1545.00 1956 Ford Fordor 6 cyl. tutone. Radio, tieater 1793.00 1595.00 1956 Chevrolet 210 Fordor tutone, Powergllda trana. 1895.00 1795.00 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane Club Sedan Radio, neater, tutone 1595.00 1495.00 C7-71A 1955 Chevrolet Tudor 1195.00 1093.00 T6-91A 1955 Ford Tudor. 6 cyl. overdrive, Radio 1295.00 1195.00 1595.00 1545.00 2295.00 2195.00 1195.00 1095.00 815.00 715.00 1095.00 995.00 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane Club Sedan Fordomatic, Radio, Heater C7-126-A C7-29B C7-47-A C7-123A 1955 Buick Super Hardtop Full Power 1954 Ford V-8 Fordomatic 1954 Ford 6—cyl. Rusinesa Coupe Radio, IlOater 1954 Ford 6-cyi. Fordor heater C7-95A 1964 Ford Fordor V8 Fordomatic, Radio, Heater 1195.00 1095.00 C7-66A 1954 Ford Tudor V-8 Overdrive. Heater 1095.00 995.00 1095.00 895.00 695.00 495.00 795.00 595.00 C7-46-A C7-4 1953 Mercury Fordor 1963 Ford Fordor V8 C7-108A 1953 Studebaker Fordor V8 Autom. Tranx, Radio, C7-114B 1953 Ford Ranch Wagon V8 Overdrive, Heater 1095.00 995.00 C7-7A 1952 Buick Tudor Hardtop Dynafio, Radio Heater 895.00 745.00 595.00 395.00 T6-62B 1952 Studebaker Hardtop Overdrive. Radio RC-7-6 1952 Ford Ranch Wagon 795.00 695.00 C7-75A 1952 Ford Tudor V8 Radio, Heater, Overdrive 695.00 595.00 C7-119A 1951 Chevrolet Fordor Radio, Heatar 595.00 495.00 STRICKLAND - MC?*RIS0N Inc. FORD DEALER SINCE 1931 CONTACT ONE OF OUR SALESMEN TODAY ‘B<uad m comparison tf seMu/arivoro’ dbliMfirf ptieet Phone FA 2-1481 STRICKLAND-MORRISON. Inc. —If You’re Interceded in an A-l Used Car—lie Sure to Seo Yoor Ford Denier— Jam e« OOUOLAa AHoruay for Rdwarda lltiltdlne Sln>ft,r i*ub|,|<-*llo» Monday April 1, 1»t7 1956 Ford Tudor V-8 engine Tutone, Fordomatic A ir Conditioned C7-61A FORD PBONH FA S-14M ” s rs a T S S JB rf & j * •I*. va*h cUlm or »n*ii b*"ln*wrltln*. ” nd .b.U . t . t . th* Mac* of raaldanra and ooal ofri^ addrasa ef th# claim*»» aad shall b* aworn to bv th. etalaw t Wt ayant, or attornay and aay aooh rlalm or damand not *o fllod ahalt b* ’ " piiti .lis JA.VR nnnRNAt nwntrlx of Iho L*at Will and Taatamoat of 87A C7*67A S08 1 . 1 s t S L £**r ° ANNIVERSARY SA LE WAS PR IC E 2195.00 1995.00 C7-117A KIND ON n o u ' CountyC°r"orW «° YOU GET A BETTER BUY LOOK THESE OYER C7-85A A NRW Said BNMtt Tan and tack of you art haraby aotltfod aad roqulrod la »««*• aay eUlma and demands which you or ollhtr of you mw iftln it the sflAtta of JAMES A KIPP. d*e*a**d. Into of said Conn- NEVER-SINCE 1931 HAVE W E OFFERED SUCH FINE CARS AT SUCH HIGH VALUES SO GREAT IS THE DEMAHD FOR THE ALL NEW 1957 FORD THAT W E GET BETTER TRADE - IHS AND T6-79A .H m a k s s L U X U R Y « l o w - p r i c e d w o r d Tm An c iia n w « ANNIVERSARY SALE! V jw E v ir y t h in a t h a t m a k e s a fin e c a r fin e ta set Botale eC JAKXg A U P P 26th M r m fb n / j . k n o *,t o o / * The now long, low and tevafer Outooa Tudor ____________ttH ear of Karel; A XX MIT lUrmeaC yieMs • As CtMiter ef tfee Bntm U yrn. Mb Francos Ftelde __ B. w . warn a tt r lev Bases 11 y n M leovtca to Robert Gaines if y n . ME C antr A Grade; r.FU tida Eileen Myer 18 yra. 9th Grade; n s estate o r Jeoate Markham U yra. 7th ia A. H X w n Grade. P s f fell Ta all crsSlUrs aaO oil earmaa havlaw abliaa or dtmaada aaalait ■*•4 **Ut*i Legal Notice Too, aoS each of yoa, ar* h«r*> by notlflad and r*qalr*d to artmnb aay claim* and <Um»«d* «bleh you. »■ Co nn ef ta* C a n ty Jo##*. *■■■»!» C a n ty . or oithar of yen may hava at>lu*t tba **tat* of A H. Moor* d*c*ao> id Uto of domlnal# County. Flor­ la *» tk- Katet. all ida. ta tho Hon Krn.it l|nuihold*r franck * rtKi.nn County Juda* of Samlmil* Coenty. at hi* offl** la tb* County Courtfin al ROTtca D*e"“M<1 houa* In Sonford, FI • rl da Wotle* la Baraby given that th* within atahl month* from tho dot* ttaCanlgnwl will, an the Itth day of tho first publication haroof. All AJ r'*- A. B. 1SIT, Dr,,-nt ta claims and damando not pr*oont*d U« HoaarabU Canat r Ju4n* ef within tbo tlmt aad la th* amnaar hta final yr**erlb*d h*r*ln ihall ho barr.d nlara, account sad voucher*. aa aa pro.tdMl by law Kvnotor of th* Ratal* at Franc*. /*/ CT.ThK W MOOHR Fl-lil*. tlm*. than and ^ and at *ald •»•*•», m e n ■nil Aa Adml*l*l*lratrlx nf th* ‘Of*. »sh* aoplleallen ta th* *ald Ratal* of A It Moor* U m rtk to o f rH w l w l fr><3 th a t* !* mu> now be youri at tha low Ford priori You gat n flno-oar V-8 engine—tha and rwult of Ford’s 35 years’ experience building more V-8’a than anyone else. You get the longcet, biggest, lovelieet at tha low-priced ears. You gat a new “Inner Ford” with a full-cradle frame and tha last word la suspension systems for a smoother ride and longer Ufa. But, don’t taka our word for it! Visit your Ford Dealer and aaa what a flog oar Ford dollars deliver. y ’s'-^rV'yXi Joe Douglas Jack Benton Cliff Patch ' "Jim Rose Ray Win free, Used David Smith, Balea Mgr. Car Manager *Caa be contacted during the day at Wadea Suprex Market Mr*. Roaa Boyle i �' •• t -•. f-r’iytif ^ V u %- \ X Z f t i f c t Call FA 2*2611 Bcfora 7 pm . For DtBrtty b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HOL. XUX E s ta b lis h e d 19 08 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, ressure' C a u s e s Navy To Reconsider ’Plans For M oving Base TU ESD A Y, A PRIL 2, 1957 U a ile d P re s s I/eased W ir e NO. 233 Governor Seeks Over $94 Million In Taxes the noise of the aircraft. There Is also limited room for expansion- However, the Secretary of the Navy has Indicated that the decision on the disposal of Sanford la not yet final and probably would not be made until around June The people In Sanford would ther have the station despite the danger of aircraft operation in TALLAHASSEE V* _ Th# Flor­ such dose proximity and the ida Legislature opens today for A 1997 Mack i*ml trailer-truck noise.” what Is predicted to be a his­ smithed into thi rear end of a tory making and harmonious ses­ Congressman A. S “Syd" Her* passenger automobile at Benton sion long, in Sanford for the Seminole Junction on Highway 17-92 yesterA new Constitution Is expected County Navy Appreciation Day, ' day before noon with damage esti­ lo eome out of the 1957 session. said Saturday “In view of the mated at more than >13,000. Rut the average eitilen i« most work that has been done to re Interested in the possibilities of tain the Naval Air Station In San­ 9 Driver of the truck, Felton La­ new taxes. Gov. LeRoy Collins said ford everything now looks' opti­ mar Hobbs, 40-year-old Eastman, Monday he will ask the lawmakers mistic. Nothing official has come Ga. man, was taken to Fish Me­ to levy new tales. out of the Navy Department. morial Hospital In DeLand with a Rep. Doyle E. Conner of Starke possible fractured right shoulder "I think the reason we have becomes apeaker of the House, •nd a cut ort the back of his head. been able to make as much pro­ with Rep. Mack Cleveland of San­ gress as we have is because tlie The huge truck, hauling heavy ford as speaker protem, Mrs La­ people got together and worked machinery was traveling south mar Bledsoe at chief clerk and with one another,” he said. when It crashed Into a 1957 Chevro­ Amoa Davit as sergeant-at-arma. let sedan being driven by Henry Senator George Smathers, in a Veteran Sen. William A. Shands Louis Martin, >9, of 124 E. Mich1.telegram expressing his regrets of Gainesville takes office aa pres­ £<an Ave., DeLand. In not being able to* come to San ident of the Senate, Sen Irlo Bron­ ford for the countywide Navy Ap­ Damage to the truck was esti­ son of Kissimmee as president “I don’t think there will be any preciation Day “It la' my hope that mated at $15,000 and to the ear pro-tem, Bob Davis aa secretary problems in issuing parity bonds the Sanford Naval Air Station re­ at $500. and LeRoy Adkinson as sergeantTor the Sewage Treatment Plant Florida Highway Patrolman M- W ause they are financed from main it Sanford I shall continue at-arras. to urge that the Secretary of tha E. Norris Investigated the accident. net revenues from sewer and wa­ Leaders See Harmony Navy do averythlng possible to Predictions for ■ harmonious Norris said that the truck, tra­ ter services of the eity,” Wilson authorize Its retention." veling an approximate 43 miles Holt, representative of Goodbody session” came from the governor, And Senator Spessard Holland, Conner and Shands. All three con­ per hour crashed into the car tra­ and Co. of St. Petersburg, told curred in the governor’s statement veling an approximate 10 miles the Board of Sanford City Com­ expressing his attitude toward re DAMAGE TO THIS TRUCK waa eaUmatrtl at $15,000 whra It bed trailer was hauling heavy equipment when it Jackknifed yeatirtaining the Navy Base in Seminole per hour as he attempted a left missioners last night. smashed Into the back end of a passenger automobile and then day shortly bcf<re noon at Benson Junction. (Staff Photo) that ’’the legislators have done County said to a Jaycee sponsored more advance work this time than . trun into the Benson Junction turned over clipping a power p«fc. The 1957 Mach truck and flatTo answer a question from Ma­ -luncheon Saturday “ I think this aver before. ” ^Xsad. yor David Gatchel “Do you think spot Is an Ideal one for the con­ Gov- LeRoy Collins today called Aa the truck and trailer, a flat­ we can Issue parity bonds?” lfoit tinuation of a Navy Base. I’vo for $94,878,000 in new taxes to bed for hauling the heavy equip­ answered, “I’m sure we can.' always believed in keeping famil T o p N e w * finance everything from teacher ment, jackknifed It threw the pas­ W. Austin Smith, a member of les together and when I aee this pay raises to increased old age senger automobile Into the ditch th engineering firm of Smith and fine family of civilians and Navy pensions In the next two years. then overturned and clipped a Gillespie of Jacksonville, when people—It would hurt me to ne a Collins recommended the $89,power pole. asked If the sewage treatment party to breaking It up.” 378,000 be railed by eliminating The pavement was gouged and plant la a necessity or desirability WASHINGTON M • Postmas­ from the state sales tax present turn into the Benson Junction said “It is a point whether you “Thcte's a 50-50 chance to field W. C. "Red” Hires regarding the exemptions on low-cost clothing, truck turned over on its side and want the water polluted or not a ball club hcra In Sanford,” John possibilities of Sanford’s entry in­ ter General Arthur E. -Summerautomobiles, heavy industrial slammed into a huge wood pile- or If you want the people to even Cam p Owner Seeks Kridcr, president of the Florida to the Florida State League this field warn* he may have to end beverages ftiturady mail deliveries and post­ equipment, alcoholic The value of Pan-American re­ State League told the Board qf season Kt Damage to the power pola and think of it as polluted water.” al money order services U ©»• and Usable Itama purchased for lationships was brought to . the, Sanford City Commissioners last lines was estimated at $300. However, members of the Board Breakwater W all Hires asked •the city -for the Jim Crowe own«r arid ■mevetor att»«" n o ' Hanford Rotarfans a l’ nlgfit during a r discussion with use of the Sanford Memorial base­ gress does not restore s 56 million charitable, religion*. Institutional, of .Commissioners disagreed with No arrests were made. dollar House cut In the postal educational and farm use. the engineer when he said “ ft of Crowe's Fish Camp, pint off their weekly meeting yesterdiy ball stadium, complete during the budget. The rest would come from aa Is all (sewage) concentrated Stale Road 46, proposed that a nfternnon by three students of coming season’s 70-game home optional 30 per cent Increase In which Is a worse condition—and breakwater wall he constructed Rollins College In a program ar­ Galloway To Get schedule. Plat In Chuluota DEARBORN, Mich. Oft — Mayor automobile license tag fees, all of now you are doing something a- In the area adjacent to his camp ranged by Robert. L. (Bob) LaHe told the Board of Commis­ Orville L. Hubbard said today ha It to be returned to the eonntles In order to reduce the heavy mont with the aid of Dr. A. J. Stamp M achinr IL” Area Okayed; Has bout sioner* that ‘So far we have $3,000 will “krrp working” on his plan levying it and earmarked for Mayor Gatchel and Commission­ wash from waves caused by fast Hanna. pledged and we have plans to se­ to create a "Dearborn, Fla.,” sehoo) purposes. In introducing Miss Sally Peck Letter Sealer er Higginbotham immediately dis. moving water craft. 200 Home Sites cure the additional $7,000 to oper­ for retired ami vacationing re Collins proposed a flat $300 an­ chairman of the group, Lainont agreed with Smith. The matter was referred to the Purchase of n Pitncy-llowes ate the club. nual teacher pay raise from tho sklents of his city, despite the A plat was approved this morncalled her “a Latin American However, no action was taken We’ve been working for the vote of disapproval of the plan hy state, plus $200 per teacher In the 4 fng by the Board of Seminole at last night’s meeting due to the County Engineer Hagan for au­ from Washington, D. C." inter­ stamp machinr and letter sealer was authorised by the Board of past three weeks to ' determine citizens. (Continued on Page 9) County Commissioners that will laek of a financial study of the thority and placement. Crowe also requested that the ested in our neighbors to the Seminole County Commissioners whether we could operate this year probably get underway shortly sewer services of the city. South. Mis* Peek told of the Or­ this morning for the Office of tha wllhout losing money,” he said. . Board of County Commissioners the development of hundreds of Some new developments have f_u_rt^er th_B.r:.0P°*:!}! regulate the speed of boat* with- ganization of American States Semlnolo County Tax Collector. homesttes in Chuluota. revenues from the water and In areas adjacent to boat loading which will celebrate its anniver­ John Gullowny appeared before eome up and there is a possibility Lake Mills Shores, one of four treatment plnnt will be continu­ sary on Apr. 14; of Simon Boli­ that we coukl get ball players hut' subdivisions In the original North ed when both the engineer and ramps. No action was taken on var's vision of a New World the hoard to ask permission to there are a lot of loose ends to tha request. purchase the machine which It Chuluota plat, was approved. (Continued on Page 9) fiscal agent study the report. manufactured exclusively by the tie up yet, Hires explained. Ludomil W. Morskl, owner and Commissioner Scott asked "Are Pitney Rowes Co. developer of the entire site, said you going to use the stadium to Thu possibility of an .ddltlonal n| millago “I would 1uh for you The Tax Collector *nld that that the plat approved this morn devrlop hall players nr In make tog- far automobile use within the gentlemen to consider this pro­ more than 30,000 pieces of mall money? * ing contained approximately 200 City of Sanford loomed last night posal,” he said. are stamped and mailed from hit borne sltea. Hires said “We are set up as when the Board of Sanford City “I believe It would be a very office. “We will aavo enough The city’s asjrsscd valuation Is a non profit organization and the Lake Mills, one of six lakes In Optimism war added to the pros­ use of the city management when money In three years to pay for only way wo could get hall players Commissioners heard • proposal popular thing because people also "above the average”, accord­ Mayor David Gatchel placed the pects for a Docks and Terminals the overall development, Is ad­ that the "permit” be used to se­ don’t complain too loud when the machine he said, “ In the econ­ Is by developing players" jacent to the new platted area. for Sanford when the Board of possibility of a port authority be­ ing to Holt when Mayor Gatchel cure additional revenue for they »ec what they’re getting,” omy of the operation.” Comparing the local Imseball Morski, In a Smford Herald Sanford Cliy Commissioners dis­ fore the commissioners. Holt said explained that “We have a pretty George I|. Vinton, represents group's request with the request street building and maintenance. Krider said. "A port authority would have tax­ fair evaluation at the present time cussed the half million dollar ven­ Story last week, predicted that The Chamber of Commerce ex­ "This may he the solution,” said live of the manufacturer, told the mad* by th* local schools the Chuluota will s to w into one of ture with W., M. Boat wick, engi­ ing power and would be able to —62 to 65 per cent." ecutive explained that the tag John Krider, former Sanford CRy board of commissioners that th* levy fax. The people of the city (Continued on Page 6) Bonds or revenue tartifiratM Seminole County’s finest cities neer, of Daytona Beach and the revenue, from the new city perCommissioner, as he proposed machine would seal and stamp city’s fiscal agent, Wilson Holt would still be psylng without the would find a ready market, ac­ and predicted a population Of 10,■ of St. Petersburg. that n permit l>* Issued for auto­ mlt, would bring in approximately approximately 175 pieces of mail management ” cording to the fiscal age lit. “The 000. 110,000 which should be ear-markmobiles within the city limlta. To a question as to whether the project, based <>n figures of lhe per minute. “Everytime an en Holt told the rommissolners last “It’s been the policy of tho ed for city streets. » Already, strrets are being built night that in order to finance the city could pledge its utility tax to survey, should be self-supporting velope in mailed,” said Vinson, At present, approximately $23,F fn the area to add On to the al­ project it would have to be “back­ a port authority, Holt stated “In In five years ’* ’tha Tax Collector will jave i Partly cloudy with little temper­ commission to pay for street building, street maintenance and 600 is Included In the 1956-57 ready-paved streets of the North ed up an additional pledge, either order to pledge a city tax you half cent.” ature change through Wednesday; street repair from mlllage and budget for streets and street Additional discussion relative to Chuluota plat Cost of thr machine was quot low 60 to 63. ad valorem tax, or utility tax, in must have a city project.” the Docks and Terminals project my thinking is that next year maintenance. Wilson Holt, who represent* will await the advlco of an experi­ »d at $74*1.60. However, the cal In addition to the paved streets, addition to the revenue" Krider told the Board of Com­ you wilt need additional millago,” Chuluota also has its own water Bostwick presented additional Goodbody and Co. of St. Peters­ enced warehouseman, according to culator and recording portion of missioners that by utilising the he said. system of over five mile of three sketches which Included a traffic burg, commended the city on its the final decision of the hoard last the machine will l>* rented from ”1 think that the people who tag permit, new taxes would not the post office at $7.20 per month. flow map and a sketch of dock record of debt payment. He told night. and four inch water mains. use the ltreets should P«y foe have to levied for proposed present road the commissioner! “You have a Also In the plans for the sub­ facilities utilising "I would rather take the advice them just as other cities do that streets. It was estimated that at very nice record of debt payment of a man whose lifelong exper division Is a recreation building facilities. have lug* for thnt purpoie,” Krl least 2'4 mills would be neces­ There are so many who have got However, commissioners, appear­ ience has been -In this business, which will be constructed from sary to obtain additional monies der said. the former Chuluota School pur- ing more interested In dctslls of ten by with just levying enough in the selection of a site anil the Instead of putting on addition for street projects. »■* chased from the Seminole County flnacing the project directed most to pay interest. Your record of final decision on proposed plans for debt payment Is far above the the facility,“ said Boxtwirk. of their questioning to Holt. Irving Pryor has been appointed School syitera. General Chairman of the 1957 Can eer Crusade in Seminole County according to an announcement mail? by Mrs. Julius Dingfelder, President of the County Unit. Pryor, serving as Chairman for the second year, will have R«v Relit as Co-Chairman In charge of the business area; Mrs. Phil Stanley as Chairman of the Wo­ mens Division In charge of re sidenlial solicitation; and Myrtle Wilson in charge of Conn ty areas. A concentrated nne-day solid tation entitled “C-Day” or “Con quer Caneer Day” has been duled for April 9th when, the leadership of Mrs. Stanle) hundreds of volunteer workers will conduct a Drive to leave edura tional literature and solicit funds. "Today”, Pryor said, "more Americans than ever before are being saved from cancer. The sue cess of C-Day in our area, and throughout lhe Nation, promises greater gains (o come, and will bring us one slep clo-er to our common goal; the ultimate con quest of cancer. I • know I can eoant on our community to con GETTING READY FOR SEMINOLE Hl«h Scho.,1 Wee Club Day! These young alng.s * are practic­ ing their car-washing abilities aa they gel ready to raise funds to taka thaaa to tha State contest# tribute its share toward the*ae hlevrment of this goal from which in Tampa. (Iwfl lo right) Juanita Wynn, Linda Yfackle, Doltie Metis and Shirley Morgan. Garden af the Month” Is aeleeteif by the Sanford Garden Club com GARDEN OF THE MONTH U the garden* and lawns c s rounding (Staff 1’Uto) * t t i home ef Dr. ana Mrs. Orville liarkt an Seminole Usd. “Tha milUo and U an aided tha firal of aa<h month. (Photo by Bergstrom' all of as will benefit.” Semi Trailer-Truck ^mashes Into Rear Of Car; One Hurt WASHINGTON Ot-The Nsvy said Saturday the "pressure" ap­ plied by Sanford residents is causing It to reconsider plans to abandon Its air station there. In February the Navy said It planned to move to a new station because of crowded flight condi­ tions at Sanford. Now It Is recon­ sidering and expects a final deelsion about June 1. In answer to questions, the Navy said: “There has been a great deal of pressure applied by the people of Sanford to keep the air station there even though the traffic pat­ tern would i s right In the eity and people wontd be living immediate­ ly adjacent to the air station and Teacher Raise Proposed No Action Taken By Commissioners On Sewage Plant Speakers Bring Chances Of Fielding Out Pan-American Ball Club Here 5 0 -5 0 In Brief Relationship Value Another Tag For Cars In City Proposed Docks, Terminals Prospects Good Weather Pryor Will Head Cancer Crusade Additional Local News On Page 8 X-' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1957 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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M » (Cm Um m i 9mm 9 m II »—»!». hag Wad fert* tea ioH I p i IM k tf, Clr. 1. M Millar, 0 * . off a m of Fort Molten Pack to & C. MBflahn, d r . W. W. Mat. enjoy thter meet listen In the gnltoiie*, wok fee ‘ tm era plate Chart## AnaU **4 of n MW Ford I tote. Save Qaaatog Tha aatira n gigantic display ad . ad than ouJay ateate until near midnight. tea brief program aaaaaod bf tester*. Mayor. Darid OaUbaL Congreasnua Herlong, intromod la the huge crowd seated in T p lln n ill Batorda^i laachic k o m b On vixftbg dtgeltarte# won tok- ten park; assured Sanford chrtaa an a galiog tear of tea M liana and loafevd Navy people ad ford Naval Air ftetiaa. Co Ma wholehearted support in keep­ viaftor araa praamtad with a fold* ing the Naval Ate Station la . Mt fcWWHWM the Dl»- ar famfflariabig him with tha Seminole County. “ It ia wonderM ftybHT Cm* with tear Navy Bom and pointing oat ful to see each clot# relations be­ tea Air Kate! with flaw polnta at b u r n t throughout tea tween tm local people and the flta^arfjfeeJtmlBMBal Uatt Navy,** be sold. " I want yon ta knew that 1 am with you aad ’ t i tea eomptotion of tear and ■ o f f Ml Mia *. iC. MOdahn a parada through lanford tha will keep on working for you.” UgnlUrl#* and civic leaden #t» G. Harold Alexander of Port tended tea Jayee# Navy Apprec­ Pierce, chairman o f the Republi­ iation Day boatball game between can Party In Florida, Introduced earlier at tha Mayfair Inn lunch­ Minneapolis and Dellae. eon, told the huge greop at Pert the flak fty, with over « ■ i spirit. H« Mellon Park *1 wish yea many thousand pound* of fl>h fried by Ma nation with nappy yean of splendid associa­ and a gutet eom- Coy Sehmah and hi* committee sorne m en u Is of vohmteers, plui thousands of tion with the personnel of the that bosh yapplea, cabbage ilaw, boll- ganford Naval Air Station.’' The entire affair, day-long, ad com on tha cob, and celery, west cdf withait n hitch. Spon­ i Navy's newate and haaviavt carrier base’ 'st Naval War College, In Newport, sored by the Seminole County bar, tea Doogiaa AID R. L Ho waa assigned to the Bur­ Junior Chamber of Commerce, r.” Entering one 'Mi eau of Aaroautids before report­ Harry Cannel and Garfield Wil­ ing to VAH-11 in July, IMS as Exe­ letts were the co-chairmen who new yfeaaa ta tte (teged the glgantle affair. cutive Officer. laaca bo om could bar* w Mayor David Gatebel, a mem aantnaM *- enecaad Cdr. MB- His variops decorations include Plying Crosa bar of the Jeyceee hlmielf, wai A lla (baa CDS. i . fL Bode, tea be Distinguished rlth two atera, the Air Medal chairmen of tha Invitations com­ •aw CmmtnJmg v u ,. CDR. Bear entered tha Navj> m with three tar* and the Preildcn- mittee. The mayor, pressed for Mtt and baaama a Naval Avia- tial Unit Citation. CDR. Bear alio time to carry out a complete pro­ ter after comptetioo at flight train­ baa been awarded the Aalatic-Pa gram for the day without inter­ ing at HAS raaneeia. la World clfle Campaign Medal with four ruption, did not road numerous War 11 ha flaw In tea Paetfle cam- stars, tha Philippine Liberation telegrams from officials Invited saiga aa • fighter pilot and par­ with on* star arid more recently to attend the gala affair showing Sanford and 8cmlnole County's ticipated la campaign at Palau the Korean Service Medal. aad Marianna. At tea close of tha A native of Predonla, Pa., CDR. deep appreciation of the Navy. Among the telegrams reeteod n > war CDR. Bear became tea Ex#- Boar la a graduate at Thiel Col­ by Mayor Gatebel was one from enttwa Officer at a Haavy Pa­ lage, la Greenville, Pa., and trol ggoadron (VP-104). Ha baa rntmbor of FAA Masons, Hebran Vie* President Blehard Nixon. alao aeeo doty with VB-81 in Ha- Lodge, Mercer, Pa. He Is alio a The Vice President said “ Mrs. wall, aerrad on the West Coast member of the Elks Lodge In San­ Nixon and I appreciate your in­ vitation to the Seminole County with the Staff ef Plate Legtitte ford. Air Wlag Pacific, aad aa AsaocUte CDR. and Mrs. J. H. Bear are Navy Appreciation Day. Unfor Prafaaaar of Naval leknaa at No- now rasldlng at 2000 Grandvlaw tunately, however, because of tea Dana University, Sooth Band, St In ganford. They hava three previous committments we cannot lad. Itdarning to tha Rate Coast children, Barbara, ago 9, Sandra, be with you to enjoy the eceseCDR. Bear graduated from tha ago 7, and Patricia, ago A loa” able in be with yen an j m Navy Appreciation Day Me to a tear s / a war Slnvla—flt Luka's Christian Day ■gknni• KMMe IToby IS yva. TM grade. M ggrade: ra ' Batty Dude IS yn.k life " yn m. il IS * ■areas, Mo •mb. City aad County officials, aad all o f tea 'people eg _ area a n to be congratulated and awamandil far making ppeaibte this eaUbrattea to deep appnetetien to the Navy aad their desire that the Naval Air Btation be retained at San­ ford. 1 thare these oontimente and H t o m f hopo that thte sta­ tion will remain at ganford. I shun continue to urge that the Secretary of the Navy da every­ thing possible to authorise Its re­ tention." Only expressions of Praia# were hoard from everyone ee the day drew In n doe* Saturday. Rear Admiral Pflngsteg said "This has been wonderful, It is certain­ ly a gestura of appreciation from the people o f ’the area.*' David Thrasher, om ef the Tepee# members and vice presi­ dent of the organisation said 'Tm thrilled, it waa a complete sueCOOI.’* Mayor Gotehol commented ‘Tm well Pleased—I'm so pleased aad t don’t sea how era could have made it much bigger." Captain Robert W. Jackson stated that "It’a wonderful. It U a tribute.” Captain J. R. Reedy, who will isum# command of Heavy Attack Wing one ia July, said "Marvelout—I’ve never been present at an event such as this." And throughout the huge crowd ae*n in Port Mellon Park similar statements were made by both civilians and Navy poopla alike. The automobile waa awarded Saturday night to Martin Taylor of 849 Prim Drive, Orlando. Tay­ lor had made his contribution to help "retain the Naval Ate Sto­ lon In Sanford” to Jim Hunt aad to Ed Hunt. Ho la a npresenta- Lake Mary: aka Mary: grade; Adalte AlS9g leovtca t o Robert Gaines i f y n . ME C a n tr A Grade; r.F U tida Eileen Myer 18 yra. 9th Grade; n s estate o r Jeoate Markham U yra. 7th ia A. H X w n Grade. P s f fell Legal Notice 1957 (Continued from Page One) ommend a big program af reform and building In the prisons. Technically, the Legislature in limited to a (M ay showing, but tha proposed new state Constitu­ tion drafted by a special commit lion . could force an extra month, particularly if legislative raapportionment, unsettled after two yean of baffling, bring* on anoth­ er deadlock. Tlie attorney general's bill draft­ ing aervice reports R already has prepared more than 9B0 now laws and resolutions for latroductioo"a little ahead of the last session.' The number should nach 1,009 or SjOOO by seaaion’a end. Collins already has raid bo win try agate to have the Leglaatura abolish tha prlca-flxing powers of the Milk Commission—an Issue which touched off loud and bitter debate In the 1908 session. tive of th« Squera Doe] Mochln ery Co. who U n visiter often in Senftird. K f l r y c * km * T i k M / ' U m rH w l w l fr><3 th a t* !* Senate OrfflU Grade; Mans Bnrrttt Jam e « OOUOLAa AHoruay for Rdwarda lltiltdlne Sln>ft,r i*ub|,|<-*llo» Monday April 1, 1»t7 1695.00 1695.00 1545.00 1956 Ford Fordor 6 cyl. tutone. Radio, tieater 1793.00 1595.00 1956 Chevrolet 210 Fordor tutone, Powergllda trana. 1895.00 1795.00 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane Club Sedan Radio, neater, tutone 1595.00 1495.00 C7-71A 1955 Chevrolet Tudor 1195.00 1093.00 T6-91A 1955 Ford Tudor. 6 cyl. overdrive, Radio 1295.00 1195.00 1595.00 1545.00 2295.00 2195.00 1195.00 1095.00 815.00 715.00 1095.00 995.00 C7-123A 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane Club Sedan Fordomatic, Radio, Heater 1955 Buick Super Hardtop Full Power 1954 Ford V-8 Fordomatic 1954 Ford 6— cyl. Rusinesa Coupe Radio, IlOater 1954 Ford 6-cyi. Fordor heater C7-95A 1964 Ford Fordor V8 Fordomatic, Radio, Heater 1195.00 1095.00 C7-66A 1954 Ford Tudor V-8 Overdrive. Heater 1095.00 995.00 1095.00 895.00 695.00 495.00 795.00 595.00 C7-46-A C7-4 1953 Mercury Fordor 1963 Ford Fordor V8 C7-108A 1953 Studebaker Fordor V8 Autom. Tranx, Radio, C7-114B 1953 Ford Ranch Wagon V8 Overdrive, Heater 1095.00 995.00 C7-7A 1952 Buick Tudor Hardtop Dynafio, Radio Heater 895.00 745.00 595.00 395.00 T6-62B 1952 Studebaker Hardtop Overdrive. Radio RC-7-6 1952 Ford Ranch Wagon 795.00 695.00 C7-75A 1952 Ford Tudor V8 Radio, Heater, Overdrive 695.00 595.00 C7-119A 1951 Chevrolet Fordor Radio, Heatar 595.00 495.00 STRICKLAND - MC?*RIS0N Inc. FORD DEALER SINCE 1931 CONTACT ONE OF OUR SALESMEN TODAY Phone FA 2-1481 STRICKLAND-M O RRISO N. Inc. — I f You’ re Interceded in an A -l Used Car— lie Sure to Seo Y oor Ford Denier— At n w n trlx o f Iho L*at Will and Taatamoat of 1995.00 C7-47-A ‘B<uad m comparison tf seMu/arivoro’ dbliMfirf ptieet PBONH F A S-14M * b* ’ " p i it i .lis JA.VR nnnRN- 1956 Tudor Ford tutone, Radio, Std. Trans. C7-29B FO R D j 1956 Ford Tuder V*8 engine tutone Fordomatic C7-126-A S08 1 .1 st SL & •I*. va*h cUlm or »n*ii b*"ln*wrltln*. ” nd .b.U . t . t . th* Mac* o f raaldanra and ooal ofri^ addrasa ef th# claim *»» aad shall b* aworn to bv t h . e t a la w t Wt ayant, or attornay and aay aooh rlalm or damand not *o fllod ahalt 51A C7-61A But, don’ t taka our word for it! Visit your Ford Dealer and aaa what a flog oar Ford dollars deliver. f ” 1956 Ford Tudor V-8 engine Tutone, Fordomatic A ir Conditioned C7*67A KIND ON srsa T S S J B r £**r ° 87A C7-117A “ Inner Ford” with a full-cradle frame and tha last word la suspension systems for a smoother ride and longer Ufa. n o u ' CountyC° r " o r W « ° ANNIVERSARY SA L E W AS PRICE 2195.00 1995.00 C7-85A A NRW Tan and tack o f you art haraby aotltfod aad roqulrod la » « « * • aay eUlma and demands which you or ollhtr o f you m w i f t l n i t the sflAtta of JAMES A KIPP. d*e*a**d. Into o f said Conn- YOU GET A BETTER BUY LOOK THESE OYER T6-79A .H m a k s s L U X U R Y « lo w - p r ic e d w o r d Said BNMtt NEVER-SINCE 1931 HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH FINE CARS AT SUCH HIGH VALUES SO GREAT IS THE DEMAHD FOR THE ALL NEW 1957 FORD THAT WE GET BETTER TRADE - IHS AND V jw Evirythina that makes a fine car fine Tm An ciianw « ANNIVERSARY SALE! r tk to o f The now long, low and tevafer Outooa Tudor ta set Botale eC JA KXg A U P P 26th M r m fb n / j. k no * , to o /* mu> now be youri at tha low Ford priori You gat n flno-oar V-8 engine—tha and rwult of Ford’s 35 years’ experience building more V-8’a than anyone else. You get the longcet, biggest, lovelieet at tha low-priced ears. You gat a new ___________ ttH ear of Karel; A XX MIT lUrmeaC yieMs • As CtM iter ef tfee Bntm U yrn. Mb Francos Ftelde __ B. w . warn a t t r lev Bases 11 y n M Ta a ll crsSlUrs aaO oil earmaa havlaw abliaa or dtmaada aaalait ■*•4 **Ut*i Too, aoS each o f yoa, ar* h«r*> by notlflad and r*qalr*d to artmnb aay claim* and <Um»«d* «b leh you. or oithar of yen may hava at>lu*t tba **tat* of A H. Moor* d*c*ao> id U to o f domlnal# County. Flor­ ida. ta tho Hon Krn.it l|nuihold*r County Juda* o f Samlmil* Coenty. at hi* offl** la tb* County Courthoua* In Sonford, FI • rl da within atahl month* from tho dot* of tho first publication haroof. All claims and damando not pr*oont*d within tbo tlmt aad la th* amnaar yr**erlb*d h*r*ln ihall ho barr.d aa pro.tdMl by law / * / CT.ThK W MOOHR Aa Adml*l*l*lratrlx nf th* ‘ O f*. » s h * aoplleallen ta th* *ald Ratal* o f A It Moor* is lowest priced of the low-price three! W bane Winiaae Grade; Barbara MQter 18 yn. <th Grade. Sanford Junior High: Con n ef ta* C anty Jo##*. Ruthte Carlton 18 yra. 7th »■ *■■■»!» C anty. Grade; BIB Lemae U yra. 7th Grade; la * » tk- Katet. all Nanci Thorns* 18 yn . Mb franck * rtKi.nn Grade. final ROTtca D*e"“ M<1 Oviedo School: Wotle* la Baraby given that th* Suxanne Partin 11 yra. Mh ttaCanlgnwl will, an the Itth day AJ r'*- A. B. 1SIT, Dr,,-nt ta Grade; ef Tyre Ealaoy 18 yra. Mb Graft; U« HoaarabU Canatr Ju4n* hta final nlara, account sad voucher*. aa Kvnotor of th* Ratal* at Franc*. Fl-lil*. tlm*. than ■nil and ^ and at *ald • »•*•», men FORD 'Androomy/' y ’s '-^rV 'yX i Joe Douglas Jack Benton David Smith, Balea Mgr. Mr*. Roaa Boyle Cliff Patch ' "Jim Rose Ray Win free, Used Car Manager *Caa be contacted during the day at Wadea Suprex Market i �' •• t -•. f-r’iytif ^ HOL. XUX V u ressure' C a u s e s Navy To Reconsider ’Plans For Moving Base Semi Trailer-Truck ^mashes Into Rear Of Car; One Hurt A 1997 Mack i*ml trailer-truck smithed into thi rear end of a passenger automobile at Benton Junction on Highway 17-92 yester' day before noon with damage esti­ mated at more than >13,000. 9 Driver of the truck, Felton La­ mar Hobbs, 40-year-old Eastman, Ga. man, was taken to Fish Me­ morial Hospital In DeLand with a possible fractured right shoulder •nd a cut ort the back o f his head. The huge truck, hauling heavy machinery was traveling south when It crashed Into a 1957 Chevro­ let sedan being driven by Henry Louis Martin, >9, o f 124 E. Mich1 .£<an Ave., DeLand. Damage to the truck was esti­ mated at $15,000 and to the ear at $500. Florida Highway Patrolman ME . Norris Investigated the accident. Norris said that the truck, tra­ veling an approximate 43 miles per hour crashed into the car tra­ veling an approximate 10 miles per hour as he attempted a left . trun into the Benson Junction ^ X sa d . Aa the truck and trailer, a flat­ bed for hauling the heavy equip­ ment, jackknifed It threw the pas­ senger automobile Into the ditch then overturned and clipped a power pole. The pavement was gouged and turn into the Benson Junction truck turned over on its side and slammed into a huge wood pileKt Damage to the power pola and lines was estimated at $300. No arrests were made. Plat In Chuluota Area Okayed; Has 200 Home Sites A plat was approved this morn4 fng by the Board o f Seminole County Commissioners that will probably get underway shortly the development of hundreds o f homesttes in Chuluota. Lake Mills Shores, one of four subdivisions In the original North Chuluota plat, was approved. Ludomil W. Morskl, owner and developer o f the entire site, said that the plat approved this morn * ing contained approximately 200 borne sltea. Lake Mills, one o f six lakes In the overall development, Is ad­ jacent to the new platted area. Morski, In a Sm ford Herald Story last week, predicted that Chuluota will stow into one of Seminole County’s finest cities and predicted a population Of 10,■ 000. » Already, strrets are being built F fn the area to add On to the al­ ready-paved streets of the North Chuluota plat In addition to the paved streets, Chuluota also has its own water system o f over five mile of three and four inch water mains. Also In the plans for the sub­ division Is a recreation building which will be constructed from the former Chuluota School pur»■* chased from the Seminole County School syitera. * No Action Taken By Commissioners On Sewage Plant “ I don’t think there will be any problems in issuing parity bonds Tor the Sewage Treatment Plant W a u s e they are financed from net revenues from sewer and wa­ ter services o f the eity,” Wilson Holt, representative o f Goodbody and Co. o f St. Petersburg, told the Board o f Sanford City Com­ missioners last night. To answer a question from Ma­ yor David Gatchel “ Do you think we can Issue parity bonds?” lfoit answered, “ I’ m sure we can.' W. Austin Smith, a member of th engineering firm of Smith and Gillespie o f Jacksonville, when asked If the sewage treatment plant la a necessity or desirability said “ It is a point whether you want the water polluted or not or If you want the people to even think o f it as polluted water.” However, members of the Board o f .Commissioners disagreed with the engineer when he said “ ft Is all (sewage) concentrated which Is a worse condition—and now you are doing something about IL” Mayor Gatchel and Commission­ er Higginbotham immediately dis. agreed with Smith. However, no action was taken at last night’s meeting due to the laek o f a financial study of the sewer services o f the city. . t -\X Z f the noise of the aircraft. There Is also limited room for expansion- However, the Secretary o f the Navy has Indicated that the decision on the disposal of Sanford la not yet final and probably would not be made until around June The people In Sanford would ther have the station despite the danger o f aircraft operation in such dose proximity and the noise.” Congressman A. S “ Syd" Her* long, in Sanford for the Seminole County Navy Appreciation Day, said Saturday “ In view of the work that has been done to re tain the Naval Air Station In San­ ford everything now looks' opti­ mistic. Nothing official has come out of the Navy Department. "I think the reason we have been able to make as much pro­ gress as we have is because tlie people got together and worked with one another,” he said. Senator George Smathers, in a telegram expressing his regrets In not being able to* come to San ford for the countywide Navy Ap­ preciation Day “ It la' my hope that the Sanford Naval Air Station re­ main it Sanford I shall continue to urge that the Secretary of tha Navy do averythlng possible to authorize Its retention." And Senator Spessard Holland, expressing his attitude toward re taining the Navy Base in Seminole County said to a Jaycee sponsored -luncheon Saturday “ I think this spot Is an Ideal one for the con­ tinuation of a Navy Base. I’ vo always believed in keeping famil les together and when I aee this fine family of civilians and Navy people—It would hurt me to ne a party to breaking It up.” TU ESDAY, APRIL 2, 1957 NO. 233 Governor Seeks O ver $ 9 4 Million In Taxes Teacher Raise Proposed DAMAGE TO THIS TRUCK waa eaUmatrtl at $15,000 whra It smashed Into the back end of a passenger automobile and then turned over clipping a power p«fc. The 1957 Mach truck and flat- Breakwater Wall “ Thcte's a 50-50 chance to field a ball club hcra In Sanford,” John Kridcr, president of the Florida The value o f Pan-American re­ State League told the Board qf lationships was brought to . the, Sanford City Commissioners last a tt»«" n o ' Hanford Rotarfans a l’ nlgfit during a r discussion with their weekly meeting yesterdiy nfternnon by three students o f Rollins College In a program ar­ ranged by Robert. L. (Bob) Lamont with the aid of Dr. A. J. Hanna. In introducing Miss Sally Peck chairman of the group, Lainont Purchase o f n Pitncy-llowes called her “ a Latin American stamp machinr and letter sealer from Washington, D. C." inter­ was authorised by the Board of ested in our neighbors to the Seminole County Commissioners South. Mis* Peek told of the Or­ this morning for the Office of tha ganization of American States Semlnolo County Tax Collector. which will celebrate its anniver­ John Gullowny appeared before sary on Apr. 14; of Simon Boli­ the hoard to ask permission to var's vision of a New World purchase the machine which It (Continued on Page 9) manufactured exclusively by the Pitney Rowes Co. The Tax Collector *nld that more than 30,000 pieces of mall are stamped and mailed from hit The city’s asjrsscd valuation Is office. “ We will aavo enough also "above the average” , accord­ money In three years to pay for ing to Holt when Mayor Gatchel the machine he said, “ In the econ­ explained that “ We have a pretty omy of the operation.” George I|. Vinton, represents fair evaluation at the present time live of the manufacturer, told the —62 to 65 per cent." Bonds or revenue tartifiratM board of commissioners that th* would find a ready market, ac­ machine would seal and stamp cording to the fiscal age lit. “ The approximately 175 pieces of mail project, based <>n figures of lhe per minute. “ Everytime an en survey, should be self-supporting velope in mailed,” said Vinson, ’ tha Tax Collector will jave i In five years ’* half cent.” Additional discussion relative to Cost of thr machine was quot the Docks and Terminals project will await the advlco of an experi­ »d at $74*1.60. However, the cal enced warehouseman, according to culator and recording portion of the final decision of the hoard last the machine will l>* rented from the post office at $7.20 per month. night. Galloway To Get Stamp Machinr Letter Sealer Docks, Terminals Prospects Good GARDEN OF THE MONTH U the garden* and lawns c s rounding t t i home ef Dr. ana Mrs. Orville liarkt an Seminole Usd. “ Tha Uailed Press I/eased Wire TALLAHASSEE V* _ Th# Flor­ ida Legislature opens today for what Is predicted to be a his­ tory making and harmonious ses­ sion A new Constitution Is expected lo eome out of the 1957 session. Rut the average eitilen i« most Interested in the possibilities of new taxes. Gov. LeRoy Collins said Monday he will ask the lawmakers to levy new tales. Rep. Doyle E. Conner of Starke becomes apeaker of the House, with Rep. Mack Cleveland of San­ ford as speaker protem, Mrs La­ mar Bledsoe at chief clerk and Amoa Davit as sergeant-at-arma. Veteran Sen. William A. Shands of Gainesville takes office aa pres­ ident of the Senate, Sen Irlo Bron­ son of Kissimmee as president pro-tem, Bob Davis aa secretary and LeRoy Adkinson as sergeantat-arras. Leaders See Harmony Predictions for ■ harmonious session” came from the governor, Conner and Shands. All three con­ bed trailer was hauling heavy equipment when it Jackknifed yeatir- curred in the governor’s statement day shortly bcf<re noon at Benson Junction. (Staff Photo) that ’ ’the legislators have done more advance work this time than aver before. ” Gov- LeRoy Collins today called for $94,878,000 in new taxes to finance everything from teacher pay raises to increased old age pensions In the next two years. Collins recommended the $89,378,000 be railed by eliminating WASHINGTON M • Postmas­ from the state sales tax present W. C. "R ed” Hires regarding the ter General Arthur E. -Summer- exemptions on low-cost clothing, possibilities of Sanford’s entry in­ heavy industrial field warn* he may have to end automobiles, to the Florida State League this beverages ftiturady mail deliveries and post­ equipment, alcoholic season al money order services U © »• and Usable Itama purchased for Hires asked •the city -for the gress does not restore s 56 million charitable, religion*. Institutional, use of the Sanford Memorial base­ dollar House cut In the postal educational and farm use. ball stadium, complete during the budget. The rest would come from aa coming season’s 70-game home optional 30 per cent Increase In schedule. DEARBORN, Mich. Oft — Mayor automobile license tag fees, all of He told the Board of Commis­ Orville L. Hubbard said today ha It to be returned to the eonntles sioner* that ‘So far we have $3,000 will “ krrp working” on his plan levying it and earmarked fo r pledged and we have plans to se­ to create a "Dearborn, Fla.,” sehoo) purposes. cure the additional $7,000 to oper­ for retired ami vacationing re Collins proposed a flat $300 an­ ate the club. sklents of his city, despite the nual teacher pay raise from tho We’ve been working for the vote of disapproval of the plan hy state, plus $200 per teacher In the (Continued on Page 9) past three weeks to ' determine citizens. whether we could operate this year wllhout losing money,” he said. Some new developments have eome up and there is a possibility that we coukl get ball players hut' there are a lot of loose ends to tie up yet, Hires explained. Commissioner Scott asked "Are you going to use the stadium to Thu possibility of an .ddltlonal n| millago “ I would 1uh for you devrlop hall players nr In make tog- far automobile use within the gentlemen to consider this pro­ money? City of Sanford loomed last night posal,” he said. Hires said “ We are set up as “ I believe It would be a very when the Board of Sanford City a non profit organization and the Commissioners heard • proposal popular thing because people only way wo could get hall players that the "permit” be used to se­ don’t complain too loud when Is by developing players" cure additional revenue for they »ec what they’re getting,” Comparing the local Imseball street building and maintenance. Krider said. group's request with the request The Chamber o f Commerce ex­ "This may he the solution,” said mad* by th* local schools the ecutive explained that the tag John Krider, former Sanford CRy (Continued on Page 6) Commissioner, as he proposed revenue, from the new city perthat n permit l>* Issued for auto­ mlt, would bring in approximately 110,000 which should be ear-markmobiles within the city limlta. “ It’s been the policy of tho ed for city streets. At present, approximately $23,commission to pay for street Partly cloudy with little temper­ building, street maintenance and 600 is Included In the 1956-57 ature change through Wednesday; street repair from mlllage and budget for streets and street low 60 to 63. my thinking is that next year maintenance. Krider told the Board of Com­ you wilt need additional millago,” missioners that by utilising the he said. ” 1 think that the people who tag permit, new taxes would not proposed use the ltreets should P«y foe have to levied for them just as other cities do that streets. It was estimated that at have lug* for thnt purpoie,” Krl least 2'4 mills would be neces­ sary to obtain additional monies der said. Instead of putting on addition for street projects. Speakers Bring Chances Of Fielding T o p N e w * Out Pan-American Ball Club Here 5 0 -5 0 In Brief Camp Owner Seeks Relationship Value Jim Crowe own«r arid ■mevetor of Crowe's Fish Camp, pint o ff Stale Road 46, proposed that a breakwater wall he constructed In the area adjacent to his camp In order to reduce the heavy wash from waves caused by fast moving water craft. The matter was referred to the County Engineer Hagan for au­ thority and placement. Crowe also requested that the Board o f County Commissioners f_u_rt^er th_B.r:.0P°*:!}! regulate the speed o f boat* withrevenues from the water and In areas adjacent to boat loading treatment plnnt will be continu­ ramps. No action was taken on ed when both the engineer and tha request. fiscal agent study the report. Optimism war added to the pros­ pects for a Docks and Terminals for Sanford when the Board of Sanford Cliy Commissioners dis­ cussed the half million dollar ven­ ture with W ., M. Boat wick, engi­ neer, of Daytona Beach and the city’ s fiscal agent, Wilson Holt of St. Petersburg. Holt told the rommissolners last night that in order to finance the project it would have to be “ back­ ed up an additional pledge, either ad valorem tax, or utility tax, in addition to the revenue" Bostwick presented additional sketches which Included a traffic flow map and a sketch of dock facilities utilising present road facilities. However, commissioners, appear­ ing more interested In dctslls of flnacing the project directed most of their questioning to Holt. Call FA 2*2611 Bcfora 7 pm . For DtBrtty i f c t b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1908 WASHINGTON O t-The Nsvy said Saturday the "pressure" ap­ plied by Sanford residents is causing It to reconsider plans to abandon Its air station there. In February the Navy said It planned to move to a new station because o f crowded flight condi­ tions at Sanford. Now It Is recon­ sidering and expects a final deelsion about June 1. In answer to questions, the Navy said: “ There has been a great deal of pressure applied by the people of Sanford to keep the air station there even though the traffic pat­ tern would i s right In the eity and people wontd be living immediate­ ly adjacent to the air station and % use of the city management when Mayor David Gatchel placed the possibility of a port authority be­ fore the commissioners. Holt said "A port authority would have tax­ ing power and would be able to levy fax. The people o f the city would still be psylng without the management ” To a question as to whether the city could pledge its utility tax to a port authority, Holt stated “ In order to pledge a city tax you must have a city project.” Wilson Holt, who represent* Goodbody and Co. of St. Peters­ burg, commended the city on its record of debt payment. He told the commissioner! “ You have a very nice record o f debt payment There are so many who have got ten by with just levying enough to pay interest. Your record of debt payment Is far above the "I would rather take the advice of a man whose lifelong exper ience has been -In this business, in the selection of a site anil the final decision on proposed plans for the facility,“ said Boxtwirk. Pryor Will Head Cancer Crusade Irving Pryor has been appointed General Chairman o f the 1957 Can eer Crusade in Seminole County according to an announcement mail? by Mrs. Julius Dingfelder, President of the County Unit. Pryor, serving as Chairman for the second year, will have R«v Relit as Co-Chairman In charge of the business area; Mrs. Phil Stanley as Chairman of the Wo­ mens Division In charge of re sidenlial solicitation; and Myrtle Wilson in charge of Conn ty areas. A concentrated nne-day solid tation entitled “ C-Day” or “ Con quer Caneer Day” has been duled for April 9th when, the leadership of Mrs. Stanle) hundreds of volunteer workers will conduct a Drive to leave edura tional literature and solicit funds. "Today” , Pryor said, "more Americans than ever before are being saved from cancer. The sue cess of C-Day in our area, and throughout lhe Nation, promises greater gains (o come, and will bring us one slep clo-er to our common goal; the ultimate con quest of cancer. I • know I can eoant on our community to con tribute its share toward the*ae hlevrment of this goal from which Garden af the Month” Is aeleeteif by the Sanford Garden Club com milUo and U an aided tha firal of aa<h month. (Photo by Bergstrom' all of as will benefit.” Another Tag For Cars In City Proposed Weather Additional Local News On Page 8 GETTING READY FOR SEMINOLE Hl«h Scho.,1 Wee Club Day! These young alng.s * are practic­ ing their car-washing abilities aa they gel ready to raise funds to taka thaaa to tha State contest# in Tampa. (Iwfl lo right) Juanita Wynn, Linda Yfackle, Doltie Metis and Shirley Morgan. (S taff 1’U to) X-' �■■ w e l l j u s t I C O * D * 3 !0 N P C - roc THE BLONDE Quotes D IE D D A N C IN G From News _______by K lU ir ROOS T w o T ia r s r a / TWATU.eE’ F M I - AKOC.rM GONM A acrv<c veuve rvt o o f a wuvcm M x m t c o ^ 3 to GOT-A ^ •>. v.in-( MM.fJ ^ t w i w o p witm K a n m aotv • r u n it e d n w « HOLLYWOOD—Aetress Zis Zsa ^ 5 V V 'n 3 N * 3 H T J Gabor on turning down a mo».e aludio’x 1100.000 offsr if aha shaved her head for a film role: "One Yul Brynner in HBDywood Is enough." W IE HAGUE jir m to u . SUEtkd/diOEA M P NATIVE PANCE.WIM N EKELF m t PARTE M k I ■ tOCOCH HEY, MA66IE.\ BUW/PlPVOU DON'T YOU 7 SPIAAAUONP UUEME BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Don James, President of Use Birming­ ham Transit Co., on a flnaneul crisis faced by hie firm bicauao of a union diaputa and a maaa fast of bus segregation: "The Negroes are seared t<> death and the whiles aren’t rid* in*." COROREP/ ANV M 0 C « 7 jW B I WASHINGTON — Undersscr*. tary of State Christian A. Harter on the Mideast situation since is rsal'a withdrawal from Egyptian territory: "We believe (ha present situa­ tion, particularly with retard to Gaia, gives causa for concern." KEY WEST, — Jamas H. Rickey Richardson, 29, after hie arrest for the murder of super* market cash Vicki Candon: "I know you’d get me sooner or latsr. I’m glad Irs over with," CHICAGO — Dart Back to a reporter who asked If ha would re. alga from the presidency of the Teamster* Union: ’’Why should IT" Legal Notice in tu b c in cir r cocmt, m m t a *cNANcsmy w im .no 8 rsum .w # ANNA M. JSAItNKg •v«. WAIID K UAIINKU ruintiff DeDndent TH* ’ B i V t o r d { O T d a TO WAHD K UAHNBS. who** place at rnM enoe la unknow ei A Sworn Complaint havlae he*n tiled aaalnst reu In tha Circuit Court In and tor Semlnola Countv. Florida, la etisneery, the short ti* Its of said sctloit biting Anna M. Uaraee, MalmUC ve. * Ward B. la rn cs . Defendant, wherein the re* lief eouaht Is a decree at divorce, and an award nf the Defendant's entire Interest In and to certain real salat* situate lyin g and ho* Ina In the (‘ nunty nf Homlnot*. "tale o f Florida. lo*w lt, hole SIS and I l f nf the |o«*„ o f Lon a w oo I n cordlno to Hit Booh I. Su m *21. Pubfio flscords of Seminal* County, Plorlde. > I A H ... T'A\ T h ru presents or* in roue* amt require yoy to fit* your written d*f*na*e (f any. •»» the Complaint filed herein, and |n u r t e a copy thereof upon I'U In tlfra attorney on or before the U th day o f Anrlt. A D . ISS7. otherwle* a Decree I’ ro Confess,, w ill he entered aaalnst you and the cause proceed ee oerte WITNKJIH tny haaJ and th* o f . flrlal seal at Hanford. H.nilnol* County. Florida, this f llh day o f March A. D HIT. O P Iftrndon Clerh or the Circuit Court. Heminol* County. Florida CAN'T Fi-JJEK WHAT TAN —, t CX>N' / W R O N d ip < COMMA B0 ONI OFTHfiAN /UUVOUVvJlftT ------ *. PILLASl fOtflrlal a*«l) (IHIIDON V. FIIKDCIMCK Attorney K..r t’MIdtltr let North I'arh Avenue Hanford. Florida 1 YEH, MAN. IT WAS BCALLVA ■ COOL PABTV-- ** YEW, HE GETS alls* , HE'S REALLY l A 8BAIM _ CHAPTER 32 talk to me, can’t goaf Walter MOVED the recorder over be* didn't tea out IASI window, did side the phone, found the Stub, Ac t Stubby: Who caret about Wal­ by number and put It on. After starting the machine. I check ej ter T ourr house. Ho prefti | pu|, Back to tho living * tho tape* in my cost pocket. Thar* waa no way 1 could out tho back of our ap wa war* to s*a tf gtara could hear an Aalto: You did IA« world • la by ath* right over tha phone. Ha said favor, think of u that may. ra tho stairs to the ve*. that ha could and I alerted It Steve spoke to me. "Connie, It'a Ubulo door. I had a plan of aorta. •gain. too loud. It’s blurring. X can't 1 waited, listening, until t Hoard Anita: Coma on, Stubby, Ida heir." a bus earns up my ante of tho talk . . . tore Adt* a nke kills I turned U down, 'la that ail t tract. Tha secern* its nose Mask* talk. right?" ed Kipp'a view ef our door. I 0 *1 Too.' Stubby: Don't w m m talk, too!I It, up th* three step# "Did you mlaa any? Walt. HI through tceeu Ante a nice little talk. to tho sidewalk, reemg along to* start it « er." Jett manna go to tierp. sido tfco bus, keep--.;; it between No, this is what 1 want to Kipp and me. Ninety-mat out of Am La: Bemtmbet tcAal von bear . . . listen.” a hundred busses sawed dews were saying al dinner, stubby I Stubby: Drunker . . . tha dope a atop U this comer. TM* Aboat tow ft* toas even drunker , . . oiftla' on to one dlda'L 1 ran toalde it Ilk* a Stubby: Dinner t We Aara gin* a window elU like that a mad woman. Just as wa reached . aerf \Vkern'd tea have dinner t tiltin' duck. tho corner, it pulled ahead of bm. Anita: At Margiottl's, yon re­ AniUt So you could make it 1 scooted around tha corner aoa member. took like an accident, huht That leaned against n wall. gaopUg. Stubby: Tkel't right, Margiet- was smart, Stubby. . . last Aug­ In n moment 1 could move tt'd. I got rosorcahona at AfarpH ust, and the pollro still think it again, and in n Uttio while X waa •lli’a. Uardut place in fount to ir/ts mas /ICClilcfit , Whaa t got to Third pal reservation* . . . but I got ■tubby; Jftvtr thought any dlf* them, didn't I f keen tonight, I ferent. Oh, fr% smart, all right. Avenue X took a thorough look at tha block behind me. Kipp got them. I'm tired, too . I'm tired. wasn't to aighL Anita: Pott mere titling me Anita: Wait, Stubby, don't /old I started slowly down tha wart abpul Walter, yon hated Walter, aide of Third Avaaua, searching didn't yon, Stubby t Vubby; I'm so tired / should for Suva. X heard him call to ma Stubby: WAo say* aof Who get • gold medal for U. before I a w him. Mo woo stead* eaye I hated Wetter t Anita: Wait, Stubby . . . oh, tog in tho narrow entrance to 1 stood there, bent over tha damn you. Stubby. tha cold water Sato above a machine, atretains to bear every A telephone ball shrilled on the word. Stubby's drunken mum recording; tt waa cut off on Its butcher shop. I went to Mae. stopped into the vestibule and pvt hiln* want on, Anita's voice, bus* my arms around Ua neck. ky, insidious, leading him further Anita: Jaitof Walk thanks . , . "Connie, the tape . . . " on. Than waa nothing that * and the soma to you. Who to Iff “ Yc», here they nr*. Steve, hadn't beard before, nothing that Oh, fuel a second. should I crime to the efflee with 1 had forgotten. Tha recording ended. X spoke you?" Stubby: Don't remember. Don't into the phone. “No. you so back to the school. manna talk about II, Jual m s m ‘Stave, did you hear anything 1'U call you there. 1 uuak I’ve go to eteaf. that, . , what to it?” but I might hs Anita: fil up, ftubby/ Coma "Connie, you’ve got to get that got IL Connie, Maybe It'a nothing, g go, ail up/ tapo to me. Without Kipp follow* wrong. ■tubby: Ifubby’e tired. , . very, tog you, U bo sees me, it’a all wtahout.” "But what lo It. Move? Maybe very fired. over." 1 can help you Sgure It" Anita: Listen, Stubby, let'e you "MI manage somehow. Where HU bead Jerked up. Ha was and ma have a drink. That'll • • • be seeing something hideous ever leaks yon up. Therefs eoms lovely "I’ll wait tor you la our block my shoulder, Scotch lee tha kitchen. off Third Avenua. Walk down th* “ Kipp.” ha uld. Stubby: Too tola tor another west side of the streeL" He grabbed my wrtet, dragged drinks "Yes . . . " through the doer. He pulled Anita: We'll make it a night­ "If you can’t shake Kipp, don’t me stumbling, running, racing, cap, shall met come. Hut you’ve got to ahak* me, (Stubby; Too tola /or a nighi- him. I’va got to hear that up« up five flight* of stairs. Ha thrust cap . . . must be morning. IVhal one* mors. I want to take it epea tha root door. I followed him through IL He befftnted a ma* time is iff down to the offlca and Sgura it meat and I eaught up to him. Anita i I f t nol avsn derive* 0UL” To our left was the well of a Ihlrty the eventng’e young "I'll gat it to you, gtavs." building. Steve turned to yet. "Hurry . . . but bo earafuL' higher the right end, almost before t Blubby: Not /or Stubby, lie "Yea, Steve." what ha wan going to nol young. That's souse I'm I went to the bedroom, peeked realised ha had Jumped to tha seat drunk. cautiously through one of it* do, root. Anita: Mo, you're net. windows. Across th* street, Dan* building "Come on, Connie . . . " Stubby: Sure I om. Very, very’ lag against n furrier's window, I looked down Into the flvo* drunk. Tonight's Ihe night to get smoking a cigarette, looking as drunk. Mverybody should get dcbonalre as an Errol Plyna, story chasm. I shuddered. "Stave, I can't . . . " drunk tonight. Why aren't yon waa my Romeo, Wendell Kipp. A "All rlgtiL Stall Kipp off aomo> drunk t I to your duty. stately, gorgeous modal from the how. I'Ll call you St tho achooL" AiUU: Stubby, tooko up/ flsoso, models’ roosting pitot, tha Bar* ran to the rood door, tried Stubby. bison up tha Avenue, walued ILHa wa* locked. Ha went to ike Stubbyi Tired, to tired. past him. Ha stepped away from neatItroot door, and it opened for Anita; * Hero, Stubby, this'll tha window, tho bettor to catch make you Ire I better, lAD'il make her rear vtow. I felt nst tha him. Ha waved, blew ma a kies, you up. slightest pang of Jaalauay. i and be wa* gone. Stubby: Don’t like Scotch . . . prayed that ha would JR am and I'm a bourbon baby. follow ‘her for ' a while. Stev* has Road aacapo bad Anita: Mere's to us, Stubby , , . He settled back against th* what taeoenea ad Canale? Rea* bottoms up. There, now you can window, bU eyes looked toward Chapter Sg temeerew. from tli* Dodd, lo a d a Co. ao»,i. Coerrlahl O J*** Sr Willjos* u l Jku^r.^ K .ll.r Roea. O 1IM *v KlUer Jlaoa> I OONT WANT TO US* r TW* Phone TONIGHT, . Bur COULO I MAH* S A OESeWvATlOn l Eoa TOMOPHOW ? 1 SAW Wf 9 H A T LOUIS! w / O U T | P O M T WAN T O CO MMENT w. THE MOST r * • Y U * 1* a 9 . p t J in < — in in d ,n 111* yo u a n d m om A t SOGH A t 7HAY RWO 9 S ia o o a w tw m TW O M AR CU EON VOID. . aMB. OsT ISm , AN'... IVNAT ARB YOU 90M 0 7 0 0 0 ? WALL SH OOT k M / AW A l ARM UUAAHWMA, ?2?T0 i i l ND WAS JUST _________ H IT T IN ' TH* L L WITH T H tI B B A T / V tA H .t K N O W "YESTERD AY I W O N 'T J U M P Q U I T * QUICK B N io u a n y // n. /- - • Hb HightI Ihi* J-2 Bochei* is really e new driving experience! PRIINOi Uel that wstars down your performance some. PRIINOi Well, I've handled a Rochet Engine before, but nothing like lbi«. They've alwaye bad pep, but this one's got tbsl cum pep when you need ill Hb Not a bit. I've got regular Rocket performance right through ibe economy rang*. And believe as, ibsl’s plenty. But if you need more power. , , PRIINOi Than what? Hb Don't forget economy. PRIINOi Yes. but you cen t feel economy. Hb Teel# pretty good lo ike pocketbook. Hb Go to Step Two. You just saw whet that d-*te Give it three.quarter* throttle and you've got three dual carburetors dishing up more power and torque. PRIINOi Right! But it beau ma bow you get ecoa* omy with a big ear lib* Olds. PRIINOi Tell you tha truth, I’va always l.k.^ „ Old*. Thought w# might p t on* ourselves a m day. Hb Easy. For cruieiag around, you just ue* ene dualbarrel carburetor. Hb Checked the priro lately? You’d be surprised bow easy it io to owe. ~ • t/ r*r SmSw t ees !•*— +m*m4 rn •* 111«* w U , m. - » JM * , . mV *H U Im*W Item , wn m D Ilf La. Q U A L I T Y D I A L ! �T Idjlu diswx J h u ! JACKY FENWICK After all the excitement and confusion of th* past weekend, it’s a little hard to get back to the original format of this column Got to gather up my thoughts, and bits of information, and let you know whats been going on around town, and around N.A.3. this past week I Friday morning, at 10:00 A. M„ a group o f wtves met at the Chiefs Club, to form a new "Chiefs Wives Club*." Elected to office were Mrs. Charles Meads, as president, Mr*. Charle* Ross, as vice-president, Mrs. 1L J DeJong, as secretary, and Mrs. K. II. Phillips as treasurer. Plan* were made for the club to meet the third Thursday o f each month, at fl p.m., at the Chiefs Club. The arrangements for this “ get-together", to form the club, were made by Mrs. Lewis Brinn. Following the bus­ iness part of the meeting, coffee and doughnuts were served. Also had a report from Mrs. Joseph Green* on the plans for the Square Dance Group that has formed. So far, fourteen couples have signed up for the lessons, the first of which will be available this coming Monday. April 8, at 8:00 p. m. at the Chiefs Club. The prices are *|ill $.50 per person, or $1.00 per couple. Those who have already signed up ara: Mr. and Mrs. Jos­ eph Greene, Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ liam A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Stephenson, Mr. and Mr*. W. F Pctsch, Mr and Mrs. C. It Bone, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Adams, Mr. and Mr*. Hoopengardner, Mr. and Mrs. N IT. Philips, Mr. and Mr*. U. W. Lembeck, Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Brinn, Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Sundvail, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mor­ ris, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead*, and Mr. and Mrs.Amo* Slnguefield. There were three transfers of station personnel last week, who have already left, a* near a* I can ascertain. They were: Car­ lo* Rain*, CS2, who transferred to the U.S.S. Rowe, ttntloncd In Norfolk; Howard A. Iutvls, A. N. . transferring to th« U. Randolph, also in Norfolk; and Billy Joe Jackson, ADS, who left for PATRON 44, again in Norfolk. And we now huv* a new Sec­ retary o f the Navy! Probably isn't news to most of you, but I'm always behind times, so It was to me! So for those like me, he is Thomas S. Gates, former Undersecretary o f th* Navy. He replaced Charles 3. Th mas, who resigned from that post. Don't suppose I could get through a column without mak- MISS NOKSIA CATHERINE GARCIA ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * Garcia-Harvey Rites To Be Solemized InTampa April 19 >* The engagement end forth­ coming marriage of Mis* Norma Catherine Garela o f Tampa to Lealie Herbert Harvey, Clear­ water, ton o f Mr. and Mr*. L. H. Harvey of this City U being an­ nounced today by her parent/, Mr. and Mr*. Henry Garcia. Tampa. Mi*s Garcia Is a graduate of the Academy of the Holy Name*. Tampa and St. Vincent* School o f Nursing, Jacksonville. She I* a member o f B«ta Sigma Phi Sorority and I* presently employ­ ed a* asiUtant to Dr. Charle* M. Gray, Tampa. Mr. Harvey graduated from Seminole High School and recei­ ved a degree in aeronautical en­ gineering from the Unlv*r*lty of Florida. He Is employed by Lockheed Aircraft Co- In Dune­ din aa an engineer. The ceremony will be perform­ ed Apr. 19, at (5:30 p.m. at the bride-«l«ct'a home, 1906 Talia­ ferro St., Tampa. Local Delegates Attend NSDAR Conference ing an appeal or two!! This one i* for th* Station Blood Bank which ia badly, in fact, iirgently in need of donors to replace blood already used, and to build up th* supply on hand. This blood ia availabta to all station personnel, AND their dependent*, whether at the base hospital, or at a civilian hospital. Those that have had occasion to make use of this service already know of it's importance, and it’s also nice to know that it’s there when wc might have need for It. Th* Blood Bank will be at tha dis­ pensary on April 9. Those who are willing to donate their blood for thi* very worthy purpose should contact their Division Of­ ficer. For further Information in re­ gard to this, contact Chief Rot*, at the Dispensary. Last Thursday, Starch 28, V. A. If. 5, (those “Ravage Sons",) had a B— Party at the I-ake Golden Recreation Area. It was ■ combination celebration, at a "kick o ff* for thla week’s “ Bom­ ber Derby” , and to honor a spec­ ial “ Savage Son" William Wallick. AN. who did so well In the Sixth Naval District Boxing Championship*. All the “ boys" had a good time, needless to say. I know my husband did. as I had strict orders to pick him up at 4:00 p.m., and had to wait around another hour while the team he was playing on, pro­ ceeded to win a softball game! May have been a little one sided, at that team was made up of most of the regular squadron team, which hat done practically nothing but practice lately, or to it seem*, when I have to keep dinner waiting!! Sometimes I wonder, (along with my huiband.) just where my brains arel I made such a point of getting the list of dig­ nitaries who were present at last Saturday's festivities, nnd then completely failed to make men­ tion of even one name In yester­ day'* column!! Everyone, of course, has heard of our Con­ gressmen who were present; Senator Spessnrd Holland and S. 3. Rep. A. 8. (Syd) llerlong. And the high ranking Navy officers present were Rear Admiral Carl J. Tfingstag, Assistant Chief of the Bureau of Naval Aeronau­ tic*; Capt. I. N. Curtis, Public Relations Officer, from N.A.S. Jacksonville; Capt Jame* Rec<ly; and o f course our own topranking officers, Capt. R. W. Jackson, and Capt. J. T. Blackburn. I don't think many people stop to think what a very great honor it is to have such important men present at such an affair, and Just one more example of The 'Sallie Harrison Chapter, National Society, Daughters o f the American Revolution war repres­ ented at the 55th State Conference In Winter Haven, March 25-29 by Mrs. A. R. Key, regent, Mrs. L. B. Hagan and Mrs. Lester Wilder, delegates. Mrs. Frederic A. Grove*, pres­ ident general o f the National Soc­ iety addressed the assembly fol­ lowing the banquet on Wednesday, using "National Defense” as the theme of her talk. Other speaker* during the conference included Mrs. Ethel Erneit Murrell o f Mi­ ami and Dr. William K. fo r t of Rollins College. Delegates to the conference were special guests at Cypress Gardens when a large beautifully framed picture o f the Constitution of the United State* was unveiled by Mrs. Groves and presented to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pope, who will erect a suitable shrine for this picture. It was one o f twenty recently pre­ liy WILLIAM FAVALD sented to the N.S.D.A.R. Each pic­ United I’rcs* Staff Correspondent ture is valued at $1000 and on* NEW YORK UP — Richard will be placed in the White House, Rodger* and 0 »ca ' Hammer*tein, one in the Supreme Court and one a team that ha* concocted such in the D.A.R. Memorial ConMnal heady potions a* "Oklahoma, jn Washington, D.C The Like ••Carousel" nnd “ South Pacific, Wales Chapter of the N.S.D.A R. Sunday night unpopped "Cinder-1 entertained the delegate* with a alia,” their latest musical offering |pilgrimage to the Mountain Lakefor TV Sanctuary and Singing Tower. Mr It was almost pure champagne. Kenneth Morrison, director, per­ If th* bubbly lacked a little tickle sonally conducted a tour of the in spots, it could ba chalked up to 3anctuary and Mr. Anton Urces, the slender frame upon which th*» carilloneur, played several selectRogers ami Hammerstein score ionos on the Carillon. had to be hung. Fattening a slim Hostess chapter* to the confer­ fairy talc into a 90-minute vehicle ence included Bartow, Lakeland, meant inevitably that its padding Lake Wales, Patriot* and Ponce would show occasionally. Da I.eon. The $105,000 cMor production, it went ever its original budget by $20,000, was the biggest under-j taking for a regular program in CBS-TV hDtory. The cast, headed R p a j n Q V / f * H n P ^ H f l V by Julie Andrew* of "My Fair; u c 5 , , , a ” c u ,,c iu u 7 Lady,” numbered 51. There were 90 technical person The final schedule was announ­ r,cl on stage alnng with 34 musi­ cian* The ward rob c department ced Monday <or the Girl Scout* Include,) another 2'1 member* and basic leadersKS, course. The cou­ there were even two people on rse will be held at McKinley Hall hand just to serve coffee. Some beginning Wednesday at 9:30 to NEWLY APPOINTED INFORMATION DECK Committee of th* 12:30, April 5. 9:30 to 2:30, Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxilary. Left to right are, Mrs. Ito115 costume* were used. CRS-TV cameramen employed April 10. 0:30 to 12:30. April 12, •Vu Fryl, rn-fluirnian. Mr*. Lowell Ozier, chairman, Mr*, liefor the first timt a “ fork lift"-a 9 30 to 12:30. The final meeting a member f the Woman * Club* |( device customarily u»cd for load­ on April 12 will he art* ami New Yurk, Boston and Chicago ing truck*. It enable* them to craft* and I* opened to the pub­ •nd upon first coming to Florida Jack themselves up and down a* lic. A baby sitter will be provid­ reported the activities of all tha much ns 20 feet far high and me­ 'd each day and nl! Interested adult* are urged to attend. dium altitude shot*. Th* Sanford Woman's Club will Woman'* C'ub* on the radio at Mrs Roger Barker, second Lake Worth She has been a Director Ralph Nelson, who re­ hold a general business meeting member o f Zonta International cently won an Emmy for his vice president of th Cltru* Coun­ with a jllusiness and Professional Wo­ “ Requiem for a Heavyweight,” cil of Girl Scout* and Mr*. John Wednesday beginning secretary of the luncheon at 12:30. Iloitesse* will man'* Clubs; League of Women called some 700 cimt-ra shots over SisnkovetS!, ths 90-minute span. His biggest Citrus Council both of Orlando be Mrs. H. R. Beck. Mrs. W. B. Voter* and now u member of problem, however, was squeesing are to b» in charge o f this very Nicholson, Mrs. A. Jf. Ferber, Garden Clubs a* welt n* serving Jlra. L. E. Thompson, Mr*. Frank on the Board of the Palm Beach more than a doien set* in 4.200 worthwhile course. Evans, and Mr*. Stephen Ter Council o f Girl Scouts. She is square feet of studio space. Nel­ lforst on the Hoard of the Cancer So­ son and producer Richard Levine 3lr*. L. C. Menser first vice ciety having been recently reap­ solved the problem by construct­ president of the Fiorida Federat­ pointed for another 3-year per­ ing the sets within each other ion of Women’s Club* is schedul­ iod. Mr*. Menser has served as like a mar*. ed to be guest speaker. second vice president for the Only on* film clip was used on 3fra. Mrnaer i# a native New Florid* Federation for two years th* show-that which showed ConYorker and first became interested and thi* year at first vice pres­ derella’s pumpkin and mte* In In Woman's Club work in Boston ident He and her husband now this case, white rats. The original in 1928 aa representative o f the reside in Jup'tcr wner* she (* mice actor* died during rehears­ Y.M.C.A. activitie*. Sr.-- has been a member of the Jupiter Woals turning into a coach and hor­ se*. It took II hour* to get the right kind of shot for a 20-second sequence. Julie Andrews, who sipped eharo paign from her gtsss slipper after th* show, was an Incandescent April 1 Cinderella. II*r closest rival for W. H. Jon** the evening’s honors was Kay* Aprd 2 Ra'iard who played Cinderella's Mary Jane Zlttrower •t?p-s!*tcr, Portia. Miss Ballard wheezed and snorted her way through the evening with engag­ Edle Adams, Ikla Chase and Alice ing wackiness. Ghostiey. Jon Cypher, who played Others in th* cast Included How- Prince Charming, seemed a little ard Lindsey, Dorothy Stickney, tense, but sufficiently moonstruck.I Every Tuesday Night at the Movieland Itide-ln 'Theatre Cinderella Hailed By Critics As 'Pure Champagne' Calendar TUESDAY |Presbyterian Church meeta for Th* Golden Circle Class of the rehearsal at th* Church at 7:30 First Baptist Chore i will hold p m. its monthly business and social The Sanford Woman's Club meetlhg at th* home of Mrs. L. H. Trips, 2410 Key Ave. at 8 will meet for a luncheon at p.m. Mr*. Herold Heckrnbach 12:30 at the Club building. Hos­ tesses will be, Mrs. B. R. Beck, will serve as co-hostess. Mrs. W- R. Nichols, 3tr*. A. II. The Gleaner’* Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its reg Ferber, Mrs L. E Thompson, Mrs. Frank Evans, and Mrs ular Monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Myron Smith of Flora Stephen Ter Hor»t. Guest speak­ Heights at 7:30 p.m. Mr*. Fred er Is scheduled to be Mrs. C. L. Menscr, Fint Vice President ol Myers will serve a* co-hostess. the F F. W. C. The Pioneer Fellowship of the The W.S.CS ol the Ebenez«r Fir»t Preibyterlan Church will Methodist Church will meet at the meet for supper, program and re­ homo o f Mm. S. E. Norwood a< creation in the Youth Building 7:45 p.m. from (5 p.m. through 8 p.m. THURSDAY The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of the First Method­ The T.E.L. Cla*a of the Flrsl ist Church will meet in McKinley Baptist Church will meet in tbs Hall at 7:30 with Mrs. A B KEducational Building at 3 p.m with Mrs. C. E. Benton and h*i Stevens group at h»stcssee*. The Associatlonal Baptist' group as hostess. Brotherhood meet at Oak H ill. The Intermediate Choir o f thi Baptist Church. Supper will be First Baptist Church will rehearsi at 7 p.m. and the Adult Choir al served at 7 pm . The Sanford Unity Class will 8 p.m. The Junior Choir of th* First meet at the Valdez Hotel at 8 p. m. The Rev Josephine Stuckle, 1Presbyterian Church will meet foi teacher The puhlle is cordially rehearsal and fellowship at thi Church nt 3:45 p.m. invited to attend these classes. The Youth Choir of the First The Sanford Tourist and Shuf fleboard Club will meet at 6 p.m. Pieshyterian Crurch will meet for for a covered dish supper fol­ rehearsal' at 7:30 p.m. at the lowed by a regular meeting at Church. the club. The Girl Scout basic leadership training course begins at 0:30 a. m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Preabyter-| ian Youth Building. Other sessions! of the course will be held In the Methodist Educational ItuBding. WEDNESDAY The Norman de Vere Howard Prayer meeting will be held at the First Baptist Church at 7:30 Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held n memor p.m. The Children's Confirmation lal service for Sirs. E. H. Laney Class of Holy Cross Episcopal at the home of Mr*. F. E RnumChurch will meet after school at Mint. 910 Palmetto Ave. nt 2:30 Friday afternoon, with Mrs. the Parish House at 3:45. At 7:30 the Mid-week Lenten Roumillat presiding. service with sermon "Deadly J The Invocation nnd benediction Sins" will be hold at the Holy was given by the Rev. Milton Cross Episcopal Church. Acl lit' Wyatt. Two hymns "In the Gar­ den." and "Sunrise" were sung hy choir rehearsal will follow th e , Mrs George Harden. The obituary evening service, with rehearsals | was read by Mrs. Z. D. Ratliff. beginning on Holy Week and EasSirs. W B. Kirby rend the "Re*, ter music olutlon* of Sympathy" which had The Catholic Women’s Club been drawn up by a committee will hold it* regular monthly composed of Mrs Claude Hern­ meeting at 8 p.m. nt the Yncht don, Mrs, M. R. Strickland, and Club. Election of officers wll be Mr*. Kirby. held Those present were; Sirs. Cot­ Circle No. 9 of the Women of trell Tally, Mrs. Bruce I-aticy, the First Presbyterian Church, I Mrs. Joe Baker, Chairman, will Mrs. F R Adams, Mrs. George meet with Mrs. J G Dunn, 1200 Bishop, Mrs. Martin llram. Mrs. L. A. Bromley, Mr*. David Cald­ South Oak Avenue, at 10 a m. well. Mr*. George Harden, Mrs. The Girl Seoul* of the First Claude Herndon, Mrs. Minnie Presbyterian Church will meet Jones, Mrs. W. It. Kirby. at 3:30 p.m in the Youth Build­ Mrs. Phillip Marx. Mrs. G. E. ing McCall. Mrs. J M. McCnskltl, Mrs The Mid-Week Bible Hour of Hugh Nicholson, Mrs. II. L. Per­ the First Presbyterian Church kin*. Mrs Z. II. Ratliff, Mr*. A. will be conducted by the pastor K. lto*scttcr, Mr*. F. E. RoumilRev. A. 0- Melnnis, at 7:30 p m lat, Mr* M. It. Strickland. Mr*. J The Chancel Choir of the First It. Tniluck, Mr* Roy Wright Sr. Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and the Rev. the wonderful public relations and Mr*. Milton Wyatt. job that tlie Jaycces did!! t'l luw I IlCtijtTii uni I Orlando Girl Tressa Sapp U. D. of C. Chapter To W ed Donald A. Dunn Jr. Holds Memorial Service Friday J Mr. and 31r*. F. D. Sapp of Or- Is associated in buineas with hi lando, are announcing the en­ father. Wedding plans will be announced gagement o f their daughter, Trewa, to Donald A Dunn Jr. at a later date. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Dunn of Sanford. Mis* Sapp wa* graduated from Kdgi-watcr High School nnd ia now employed by Southern Truck Equipment Set vice Ine. Mr. Dunn There will be a meeting Wed­ nesday at 7:30 p.m. In the Pinecrest School o f all adult* who are willing to help organlxe a baseball game for boy* In tho rineerest Sehool. Jihn Angel will direct the or­ ganizational meeting. All Interested adults are urged to attend. Pinecrest Seeks Baseball Team STATE FARHi ^ »**»• saea* INSURANCE A BI RTH S I N I« | 4 N (| -i J) Service Is oar Motto. Melsch n id g . SANFORD PHONE 1436 Mr. qnd Mr*. Vernon T. Kulgbt of China Lake, Calif, announce r ’ lL'k /* , tho birth of their son. David Wayne, born March 8. He weigh­ —H a ed 8 lbs. 12 oz. Mrs. Knight Is! the former Miss Florence Die- j IRVING I. brow of Sunford. i PRYOR, REP. p F jp 7 {A H K Y Y l A W u . Leadership Course At McKinley Hal! Mrs. C. L. Menser To Speak At Meet HappyrBirthday j berra Steven*, first vice-president of th* Auiilnt y »nd Mrs. J. II. Philips, schedule chairman. Photo by Bergstrom) man'* Club. The Sanford woman'* Club be­ lieve* that turh a ra-t'ant per­ sonality speak* for itsolf and urge* all members to attend till* very infnrmntiva and entertain­ ing meeting. “ IT IS PART OF THE CURE TO WISH TO HE CURED'* '(lllh n r'a a«M8 If you have some real or fancied ailment it is wise to immediately consult your physician. Let him make a careful diagnosis to find out the cause of your trouble. Bob Karns " I ’ve already spent 8 week* in the hospital from an auto ac­ cident caused by an un-iniurrd driver. My bill* and lost salary will run to $8000 before I am recovered. Would 'Uninsured Motorist' coverage costing on­ ly $0 per year from your *gcncy have paid these expenses up to $10,000?” PHONE FA 2-3762 Then the odd* are that your wish for a cure may foon be granted. There are now many new medicines in our prescription depart­ ment that can bring relief for formerly difficult to treat conditions. Jfim P'oV* rn* w%2$ th* P,0P ‘ nacior, o b ta in in g ,r uft HO'*** Of her Horn• Im provem ents NIW KITCHIN NIW >A1H OARAOI I R I f ZIW AYS RICRIATION ROOM ATTIC ROOM TOUCHTON DRUG CO. C*r. let A MafaoM* 'Quotation by 8encea (60 A. D ) Copyright 1957 (3W3) u 8lh STREET & FRENCH AVE �* e- - i , s> --------- • ■ ■ . % Medical Education Fund; Heahh, Security Are Important I ’ 5> S' * A t stake is not only the ability o f the Lobbyists i I Florida’s legislature now in session finds itself confronted with counties*! problems, most o f them concerned with where the mon­ ey is coming from and where it is going. E ager and anxioqs to help them In reach­ ing a decision is an ardent crowd o f lobby­ ists representing ju st about every conceiv­ able private interest. Lobbying in not confined to private inter­ e sts ; It included organizations representing many boards and commissions, sheriffs, Justices o f the peace judged, county commis­ sions and many others. The theme song is money, money, mon­ ey and more money fo r increased salaries, fo r school buildings and teachers, for larger ntaffs. for anything and everything. Many o f these demands are Justififed. Flor­ ida Is a fast-growing state. Living costa are high, construction cotta are high. Many boards and bureaus are undertitaffed and un­ able to properly perform the jobs they are sunnose to do. House Speaker Doyle E. Conner and Se­ nate President W. A. Shands must demand on their appointed committees to carefully consider each problem and make recommen­ dations. Legislative wheelu have just started to turn. They move slowly at first, hut pick up as the session progresses. The Sanford Herald Dally M M »I Bataresy, lu a S t r CkrlilMU. p »»li«fc»4 eatufSay * r * * « * e i* f carlitas**. • * i , H a* •*«<*#* rlaa, iRpltar M l i l t f i f IMS at til* Fact Of fla t at Stator* Florida, nador Ik* Aat o f ronfraao of Marok I 1ST* t'KKKINS Fdltor and Publish*? MARION IIARUAN S R . K itta llo a Editor ■ VELTN J. CtJSHINO, A d ro rllila s MaatfOr ■ n a s c R ir r io R r a t e s R f Carrier II* fa r wook o* o Mtalk II.M Thro* Maalka S li Maatko Oat Taar is m s in in .ii Alt Obituary aotlcoa, tarda o f tiaaka, roaalaiiaaa tad natlaaa at ontortalamoat far tk* fa r**** at ra lilai taada w ill k* okarcas tar at racalar *4**rtlal*« rat** Tk* Harald I* a aiamkar at th* Ualt*d Praaa wklah la aatlilad * i« la ,l* a lr t* tk* a** tar raaukllaa llaa at all tk* laaal atari prlaltd la thla aaarapapar R*pra*aat*d Strata* (a*. Page 4 Natlaaally »r Qaaaral AdaartMaa I ll O ta rs'* **»!*#• B**k E lls Atlaata O a trila Tuesday, April 2, 1957 TODAY’S I1IULE VERSE This parable has greatly helped to build orphanages, and hospitals and universities. American!! nlone give nearly six billion dol­ lars a year in benevolence. Neglect not the gift that is In thee. I Tim. till. man-hour production, redyced on-the-job illness and accident rates, reduced ebeenteeism, lower insurance premiums and improv­ ed employe morale.Numerous before-and-after surveys o f industrial plants show reduc­ tions to 50 per cent in absenteeism from ill­ ness and accidents. Considering What may be at stake—-the health and security o f the American people — it is hard to think o f a more worthwhile investment. * a a Conservation Measure Remarks made by Senator Wsyne Morse (D-Oregon) before the Sixth Southern Municioal. and Industry W astes. Conference, at Raleigh, N. C. yeeterday point up the necetalty to get the Sanford-Titusville Canal project underway as soon as possible. Morse, as has been stated in Central FiorIda before, underlined the fact that the na­ tion has not reached such a critical point in water supply that attention is turning to it os a matter o f necemity. The entire group o f leaders in the con servation o f water heard the Oregon politi­ cal leader emphasized “ History’ teaches the sad and ugly lesson that as the water table o f a nation goes down its civilization withers and dies.” A number o f wayti can be used to abate the fast diminishing water supply. Land management, transpiration and evaporation control measures, stream regulation, stor­ age reservoirs, diversion from surptus to shortage nreai'. reuse and conservation prac tices, and pollution control were some o f the suggestions outlined. The Sanford-Titusville Canal would be, according to planning engineers and those interested in kceing that the project is got­ ten underway, a conservation meamre since the locks and dams would form a huge stor­ age reservlor fo r water. Contral Florida has been faced, several years, with diminishing water table. Lea­ ders havo been worried and have studied the situation for an approach to tolve the problem. The Sanford-Titusville Canal will furnish the solution and*at,the same time add to the economy o f Central Florida by increasing its water freight traffic and the traffic o f oieasure boats through the inland channel. Senator Morse called for multi-purpose de­ velopment o f river basins, wich he said em­ bracer flood control, irrigation, power and water use. In considering the Sanford Titusville Ca­ nal, lenders should take heed to the Sena­ tor’s statement in which he said “ If I were to select one single water conservation mea­ sure I regard as the moot significant o f all, it would be the full, comprehensive develop­ ment o f our river basins." Foreign News Com m entary By CHARLES M. McCAN.V United Press Staff Correspondent Soviet Russia Ir showing acute displeasure over developments in the alternation'll situation In recant Hays, the Moscow radio and Moscow newspapers have denounced President Eisen­ hower's decision to join the mil­ itary committee of the Baghdad Pact against Communist aggres­ sion in th# Middle East, They have denounced the sign Ing in Rome o f * new treaty under which six European countries agree to form a common market, free o f tariff barriers and to pool their resource* for the develop­ ment of atomic power for peace­ ful purposes. Tha decision of th* United Slates to supply Great Britain with long-range atomic misiile* has been condemned. Russia Refuses Again Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bul­ ganin, in a letter to W**t Ger­ man Chancallor Konrad Adenau­ er, hoe repeated Russia's refusal to discuti th* reunification of Germany on any terms which might even pouibly bo accept­ able. It alto has been disclosed Hurt Bulganin, in n letter to Norwegian Premier Einar Gerhardeen, warn­ ed that Norway faces a catas­ trophe if it permits the establishment o f guided misall# and roc­ ket base* on its territory under tha North Atlantia Treaty. Russia'* reaction to tha decision IJ big majority to th* House o f Com­ By CMABLU M. MCCANN United Pre#* Staff Cwr«*p»adeal mons. Postmortem Oa Bermuda United P reu correspondents aMacmiilian will face trouble, by round Um world look ahead at the newt that will make tha head­ the way, when Common* hold* a full-dresa debate next Monday on lines. his Bermuda conference with Pre­ sident Elsenhower. Neither the Claasar Watch for increasingly persist­ Laborites nor a lot of hi* own ent demandi by the British Labor Coniervatlve* are buying the offi­ Party for parlimtntary election. cial version that the meeting was With the resignation of "King­ a big auccass. The most embar* maker” Lord Salisbury from the riftin g question Micralllitn will cabinet, is a dispute over Cyprus ba asked: Just what ii Anglopolicy, tha Laborites believe they American Middle Eastern policy, have Prime Minister Harold Mac­ If any? Th# United State* may stag* millan on th run. Nominally, Maemltlan’ i conservative government some atomic test* llh* summer Is in office ontil 1MV Bot under which foreign countries wont be tho British political syittm, ho able to detect The Russlnaa. It might be foreed to call an elec­ b believed, mey have done that tion on tome big issue. The La­ already. The Atomic Energy Cornborites,’ already profiting by Mac­ million U thinking # of testing millan's difficulties In the Suez small nuclear weapons in tunnels situation, say that If an election dug to rock under the Nevada grounds. Radioactivity wora held now they would win a proving from ouch testa would not escape Into tha atmosphera to be detect­ Every time we call a doctor wo ncknow- schools to supply medical personnel and meet lodf* our debt to medical education. Every their current obligations, but tlso their timd wo eontoH a specialist, send someone to ability to realize the full potential o f the bio­ die hospital, fUI a prescription or take a logical sciences and to fulfill sew opportuni­ drfak of safe water—we pay tribute to the ties fo r advancing the nation’s health. During Medical Education Week, April nation’s 82 medical schools. Ths average American, it is safe to say, 21-27, the National Fund fo r Medical Edu­ nvea the last 21 years of hie life to medical cation ia appealing to businets and Industdance. In 1900, life expectancy at birth try fo r $10 million additional annual in­ come fo r the medical schools. was 49 years. Today it in 80. Unless the schoole get additional support, Life-saving drugs and miracle cures appear in a steady procession. Infectious die* the people's demand for m ore doctors, mors saaes everywhere are in retreat Atomic research, more services may go unheeded. science and nuclear phyfica are paving the Many talented young men and women may be denied an opportunity to learn medicine. way for new laboratory triumphs. 1 •New medical difcoveries benefit no one However, there is another side to the coin. unleu there are skilled physicians to apply The very medical progress of which we are thsm. so proud—sad for which medical schools are Industry has a direct self-interest in medi­ primarily responsible—has Involved the schools In a struggle for solvency that can af­ cal education. Industrial health prlgrams fect the future health and welfare of the asd public health safeguards Jointly pay di­ vidends in increased efficiency, stepped-up nation. f? H- l Look Ahead A t Top W orld News GOlDDOmiEVtt to Intensify American cooperation with the members o f the Baghdad Pact was to be espected. Every move the United Statei makes In th* Middle East lessen* the chance that Russia by Intrignc and subversion will be able to g*t a lasting foothold in that ores. Increase* . West's Unity The treaty for the common European market and tho atomie energy pool is b»d new* frr Run»i- because It inm .iaci tha -nity of Western European countries snd make* It hardar for the big brains In ths Krsmlin to stir up Jealousies and rivalries. Th* hardened Russian attitude on German reunification ia clear­ ly a reflection of the dangercu* situation in the Communist satel­ lite countriee. A separate East German state, completely subser­ vient to Russia, I* an essential to the Soviet government and will be fora a long tima. Probably th* warning waa given to Norway not only bacaut* nu­ v clear weapona bases in Norway would ba uncomfortably closa to Russia but bacaoaa there seem* to ba Increasing realisation in northern most Europe of th* dan­ ger of Russian aggression. ASK SKAI..El) VERDICT TOYKO « * - Chlha Prefecture fishermen today lay their baby problem before the government fiahery hoard. Usually they haul in small fish In their nets, but Saturday they found a 150-pound baby teal. The loit "little" baby ha should b# in th* cold water* o f the Northern Pacific ia • pro­ blem because an agreemtnt sign­ ed between tha United States, Canada, Soviet Russia and Japan prohibits th* catching of seals. THEY THREW DATS? CIIEMAN. England V — Brands Waby and Jorn Birth rode away from their wedding on horseback 8unday. “ W* both lov* horses and I could not bear to be parted from them even on my honeymoon,” th* bride explained. -------D O N 'T -------- Throw Away Your Tire Dollars Becauie"Your Tires Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On Mew Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaraateed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd 34 Year* In Sanford Too Late To Classify By HL88KLL KAY On ths banks of the lssy Suwanna*, Florida is developing a major attraction that promlica to taka Its place as a National Ihrint. In beautiful natural sur­ roundings with ampla room for tipanilon, w* are creating an outstanding trlbuta to Stephen Foster. No compoter la better known or more loved than the gentle soul who gave the world muile and lyrics It could under­ stand regardlsis of race, color or creod. While tha marble buat of Ste­ phan Fotter raats in tha Library Of Congrsis in Washington, his >oul I am aura haunts the beauti­ ful grounds o f Stephan Foster Memorial Park at White 8pringa where Mother Nature weaves her magic to create the natural beauty and charm that Implred Foiter and brought to fulfillment such melodic* as “ Way Down Upon do Suwannee Bibber,” "Oh! Sus­ a n n a ”, “ Camptown Race*," “ My Old Kentucky Home,” “ Jeanle With the Light Brown Hair/ and other*. Sponsored by -the State o f Florida, the Stephen Foster Me­ morial Ii tha most visited non­ commercial attraction in tha Southeait, and many feel it la destined to become the “ muile meres of America” . Thl* year mark* an important itep in th* development of tha Memorial for the new 200-foot carillon tower will be opened to the public around July 1, accord ing to Earl W. Brown, chairman of the Stephen Foiter Memorial Commliiion. Formal dedication o f the Im­ pressive colonial brick, marble and cast stone tower will await the in­ stallation o f th* world's largest let of tubular ball* which ara now being cait and will be ready for use the latter part of this year. In the meantime, a high fidelity eet 6f electronic belli and chlmtt will b* used to p!ay Foster meiodUa from tha tower. Although handicapped through lack o f funds, the Commission hat achieved muth through the con­ struction o f tho ante helium |$250,000 Foster Museum, gatehouses at the north and south entrances of the park, end now the Imposing half-million dollar bell tower. Popular also are tha Conaetoga Wagon tours that take vlaltors through the grounds and tha 30psssenger replica o f a paddlewheal river boat which offers rides on th# 8uwanet in season. Splendid plcnle facilities provide pleasure for scores o f family groups eaeh week. The Memorial stag** a scries of epeclal event* during th* year as Sunday concerts by .musical group* from colleges and univeroitlll. Outstanding, of course, Is the an­ nual Florida Folk Festival which will be held this year, Stay 3-4-5. Th* colorful event is directed by Miss Thelma Boltin. Last year over 1,500 participat­ ed In the Feitival featuring th* finest talent available, singer*, dancers, musical groups, tal* toil­ ers an<| other craftsmen. Indica­ tion! are that th* 1957 event will attract larger participation and a greatly Increased attendance. Th* Memorial !• collecting folk literature,, costumes, musical In­ struments and other historical items, with the purpose o f estab­ lishing a folk loro museum on the grounds. This promises to be the most complete and comprehensive record of old Southern way* and colorful costumes ever assembled. You will find a visit to Steven Foster Memorlsl well worthwhile. It It distinctive among Florida at­ traction*. Measles And Eye Ills ly HUMAN M. lUNDISIN, M.D. MIA8I.EB and eye-troublas of or blinds might Interfere with tan go hand In hand. But whlla proper ventilation. This In turn ths dlaaoaa does present some could lower the patient's gtnaral ocular danger, tha axtant o f the resistance and make recovery trouble usually Is exaggerated. more difficult. On* o f tho first symptoms of Dark glasses for tho patient msaaits U detected In th* eyas. probably la a better idea. Unless From three to four days before your physician especially advises tha familiar skin rash breaks out, It, don't bandog* ths eyas. th* Uds will begin to ewell, the Warm ComprM M i conjunctiva will become red and As a rule, your doctor will tell there may be a slight discharge. you that compress** o f plain Tiny Ulcerations warm water will be toothing and One* ths blotches begin to peel, helpful In moet cases. the conjunctivitis generally dis­ Th* usa of antibiotic ointments appears. Howtvtr, there may be or drops la often recommended, tiny ulcerations of tha comas. but don’t use them without your Certain complications may re­ doctor's approval. sult from secondary Infections. In Finally, ths patlant should get this way, measles might precipi­ plenty of rest. Alter all, whan ha s tate a caaa o f iqulntlng. sleeping, his eyes ara resting, too. But from th* dlaeaa* alone, QPOTION AND AXtWII there la seldom permanent visual C. B.: What would causa a fourdamage. rear-old child to drink water In Proper Precautions large quantltlee all day long? Just tha same, you'll want to Answer: This condition may ba Uk* proper precautions to pre­ du* to diabetes o f tha ordinary vent any ays trouble when your type or to a condition known as youngster, or some other member diabetes Insipidus. It also may b« of the family, U stricken with due to habit. measles. In any avent, there la naad for Frequently, the eyes will be Immidlats study so that proper sensitive to light. Keeping the treatment may ba Instituted If room dark by lowering th* shades found necessary. Home Buying Question By ROBERT F. COLL United Presi Staff Correspond* nt WASHINGTON, W — Are home builders pricing the average buyer out of the market? This Ii a question that la in crsaslngly asked by the buying public, government official* and buyers themselves. Current building figures show that where one* the trade w it eencentrating on low-cost housing, tho target now could be described as "the junior executive class.” ... Thu* ia r tha dlsensilon appar­ ently has generated more heat than light, with thfe builders blam lag tho federal and local govern manta while prospective buyers leveled their guns on the contrac­ tor!. Everyone share* llam a An appraisal shows everyone shares the blame. The federal gov •rnment must shoulder some for scarce mortgage money which hits Income man. When this min is unabl* h) get a mortgage, experts eay, the builder cannot be blamed too much for not putting up house* which may remain empty. Local govtrnments are blamed for the tack of low-cost housing. Over ths years many municipali­ ties have set up a crazy-quilt bar­ rier of building code* to block less expensive housing. This has discouraged builders. Buyer! themselves have tended to jack up th* market by their iiulstenea on appliances. The av­ erage housewife, (or example, is distraught If her kitchen doesn't look like a Univac maehln*. Americana alio want more space— a ''second" living room to enshrine th* television set is an example— and more space means more on th# price tag. Jet-age Progress Last but not least some build­ ers havs moved along on a pogo stick in th* jet-age progress. In almost every phase of Ameri­ can Ufa, experts sey, progress in raising living standards has moved hand-ln-glove with mass produc­ tion, with ths exception of the building Industry. Building codes are partly re­ sponsible because they call for different requirements from one community to the next. This defeats the prefabriciiort who try to build for Milwaukee and Miami at th* same time and i t low cost only to find them­ selves balked. Bullderi have showed lack of in­ terest ia axperimantiag with lnhovations that pay out In proportion to tha number of units they put up. In addition, a builder faces ths high cost o f land these days. Thay argua that it is not good busineu to put up a cheap house on land that requires them to price it over tho head* o f th* family that could buy It Lika averyon* else, the builder can cits his rising costs of tabor and materials when the buyer gulps at tht price o f a new house. ed by foreign monitoring systems. Teamwork Word from Washington Is that Secretary John Foster Dullbs isn't practically a one-man State De­ partment eny more. New Under Secretory Christian Hertcrls t i r . Ing over more and more of Dul­ les’ political responsibilities — and may even do some traveling ia his place later this year. Deputy Under Secretary C Douglas Dil­ lon. another new appointee, la exparting the Suez problems now coming to held and is working overtime on foreign economic aid problems. IavitatioE 0 Insiders at Bonn expact an iW vltatlon to President Eisenhower to visit West Germany. W#«t Gcrman President Theodor Heuss is ■xpetted to deliver the tnrltaUoq personally vrbJn he goes to Wash­ ington (or his delayed visit. Heuss Is recuperating from an attack of bronchial pneumonia which caus­ ed the postponement. Try and Stop Me -By BKNNKTT C 1RFARVEY BRETTS "Tha Writer Observed'' contain* some rewaling comments by th* author* Interviewed. Truman Capota, for instance, confessed, "I’m about as high as a shot­ gun—and Just as noisy. I think I have rather heated ayes." Evelyn Waugh declared that no writer should be caught dead - with a mes­ sage. "A writer,” he said, “ has no right to be like Lawrence or Hemingway, thinking they're prophets.” . Hemmlngawy, h i m s e l f said, "As a Nobel Prize win­ ner I cannot but regret that the award never was given to Mark Twain nor Henry James.” Carl Sandburg reserved his barbs for TV. "I am disgusted.” he fulminated, "with people who Just watch indiscriminately for hours and hours. These machines are thieves of time, with not even q mechanical conscience about the hours they will waste In a day.” -1 H • • • "You seldom see drunks walking on tha streeta in Hollywood,” boasts nativ* son Billy Gray. ’They're all driving automobiles.” O 1M7. by B«na<tt Cart Distributed by Kin* natures Syndicate. ______________fiOT.c m rtarrmimrtn.k.,■oiiatiMTi»mrt> r y nVAlr “ Oh, do stay for the n ig h t. . . the wife's making up A bed fo r you right now!’’ PRAYER FOR THE DAY Dial FAirfax 2-3221 em co SANFORD PRICES 1957 BUICKS We can deliver you a new 1957 Buick 4 Door Sedan equipped with Dynaflow Standard Equipment ’FOR * 3 2 6 9 75 If You Desire Radio, A d d $100.00 NICHOLSON BUICK CO. PHONE F A 2.1882 SANFORD. FXORIDA The man will get his money, the lady will get her receipt — but such a waste of fjm0 for a|| con. cernedl If she were to charge her purchases and pay with checks by mail, she’d save no end of time, have automatic receipts and a record of expenditures. X * ™ r l,t y d e c k in g Account, y o , d on t need a minimum balance; there’s F l o r id a THaeajsafadeirifrrorit Insurance �— 'A C * , THE SANFORD HERALD Tnet. April 2, 1957 Page S Additional Society Conning The News VIA CONN _ _ and Brownie Scouts, who served as Cookie Chairmen for their troops and gave untiringly o f thsir W- E. Griy, and her husband en­ time, enthusiasm ' and helping hands were the following: tertained several navy couples in Troop 10 — Mrs. Fred Perkins k«apln| with the spirit before all Troop 149 — Mrs James Peter­ went down to the flshfry at Fort son Mellon Park. We were terribly sor-1 Troop 214 — Mrs. R. A. Cobb ry to mist it, but were hung up in Troop 215 — Mrs. B- L. Per­ Daytona Beach until it was too kins Jr. late. Enjoying the Grays hospits-1 Troop 210 — Mrs. Jack Smith iity were Bob and Mike Stone. I Troop 211 — Mrs. Fred WIIAnita and Bob Hadden, Ruth and Hams Joe Tully and Betty anil John Mc­ Troop 212 — Mrs Arthur Brown Cracken. Nancy Gray is one of Troop 214, — Mrs. David New those wonderfully efficient people bury who can run the Sunshine Com­ Troop 230 — Mrs. David New mittee at the hospital with one bury hand, and landscape her beautiful Troop 233 — Mrs. James Drum take Mary place with the other. Troop 242 — Mrs. Mildred Pa At the moment the Grays are in ters the process of making a bird sanTroop 213 — Mrs William tuary out of an island in the lakeJohnson Watehing It from afar, it looks like Troop 284 — Mrs. D. H. Ma thers much work. But anyone who can keep the number of props straight Troop 265 — Mrs. Carl Prescott that Nancy Gray did In the recent Troop 289 — Mrs Frank Huhn High Fever Follies, will undoubt­ Troop 296 — Mrs. James Tabor edly have all the birds catalogu­ Troop 135 — Mrs. A. G. Elder ed and trained before the year is Change of Command ceremonies In VAH-II were the order of the out. One person convinced that San­ day Monday morning Following ford has at least ten thousand navy the ceremony a coffee was held hare Is Dotty Roumlllat, who hand­ at th# B.O.Q. honoring the Bears ed out tickata to the navy as they and Mildahns. Polly Brubaker and came into the park Saturday night. Spook Hook made the arrange­ As we trouped In, she peeled off ments About sixty people IncluJa yard, and we were not the only ing commanding officers and their ones who have so many children. wives from other units, attended Betty and Bill Lemos were there the affair. Coffee and tiny sweet with five,.Ann and Dave Tamny rolls were served. Ann and VI have six, Olivia Simmons has five. were presented with corsages of Sounds as If the services are yellow rose and blue iris, and the starting a competlon to see how table arrangement was composed many kids they can have. But it Is of blue iris and yellow pompoms. Noticed the moving van at the no fun when you start to move. Mildahns Loch Arbor home this More faces in the crowd Satur­ afternoon, so by now they must day night ware those of Jack Morr. oison, and Harry Robson, In one be on their way. of the serving lines, their eager smiles inviting one and all to par take of the fish anl hushpuppies — also Mayor David Gatchel as he mingled with the crowd look­ ing as happy as any clam on the eastern shore. It was a good show, David, and one of which to be proud. The monthly meeting of Cub Sunday afternoon Bob and I Scouts Pack Ten was conducted attended one of the Robert Jack- Thursday evening at the First son's little get-togethers where the Methodist Church. Den 6 led the company is always good, aad the opening ceremony with the flag hors d'oevres superb right down to saluta and singing of the National Kalla's hot meat balls, and Bob's Anthem. radishes Her# is oge aide of Bob Chief D. M. Hall, newly elected Jackson that not many of us are chairman of the pack committee, privileged to know—his role as held inspection, and Den 12 was farmer. A flourishing vegetable the winner. Hall also announced garden is located to the rear of that the next committee meeting the Jackson quarters, and the rad­ would be on April 13, and a larger ishes were but a small sample. turn-out of parents 1* desired. The Also Included in this most plea­ next Tack meeting will be on April sant crowd were Ruth and Ray 25. Herron. Lib Cleveland (Red was The boys' skits showed consider­ In Quonset), Julie Anderson. Tom able preparation, especially In the Blackburn and CDR. and Mrs. costumes. Den 2 demonstrated var* McGuire—her name is Mary, but lous Indian dance steps, while Den I apologia# for not catching his 4, with their handsome tepee, re­ Cdr. McGuire is the new operations ported on the habits of different officer on the station. They have Indian tribes. Den 8 enacted "Anj five children, and will soon be Indian Deer Hunt,” and Den II moving into my favorite coffee featured the Dance of the Fireshop—the home of Dodie and John gods. King In Loch Arbor. Speaking of The attendance count was won Dodie and John, they had out of by Den 14, and Its members were town guests on Sunday. Dr and rewarded with tickets for the base­ Mrs. Phil Mahan of Warren, Ohio ball game on Saturday, April 0. stopped in to see them. The Ma­ The boys of Den 12 also received hans were stationed in Panama tickets, for winning the inspection. with the Kings nine years ago. Assistant Cubmaster Woodrow Jane Pruden has been in Orange Cash presented the following Memorial Hospital, but is at home awards: Bobcat pins, Paul Har now, following an operation on her vey and Bobby Driscoll; Wolf bad­ leg. Let's have no more of that! ges. Wayne Hoopengardner, with All VAH-IIers must be In good assistant denner badge, John King. Jay Loop and Bruce Rowell; Bear health! Hope Jack Smith isn't brooding badges with Lion books, Andrew too much about losing his golf Simmon*, Gary Grelt, with gold match to Cy Fitton. If I know arrow. John Leach, with gold ar­ Cy he talked Jack out of it. Cy row, and Gary Webber; and Lion is a past master at gamesman­ badge. Tommy Dohne. Other awards were: Glen Web­ ship. Wish he would start a class Gary Webber, In how to be successful with it. ber, Bear book, My personal experience is that I Lion book with gold arrow, Don completely aattlc myself, while Sheppard, service star, Steve Wil­ unwittingly urging my opponent lis, Lion book, David Scott, gold on to greater victories Or else arrow. Roth Vihten, Lion book. I admire the shadowr of my golf Tommy Baggerly, Lion book. The meeting was closed by Dcr swing which Jackie Crawford likes 6 leading the .dnging of "Goodnight so much, and miss the ball. Cub Scouts." Belated good news is better then none at all, and I have Just re­ ceived a report on the Annual JUVENILE JAM SESSION Girl Scout Cookie sale from the VALLEY STIEAM. N. Y. W neighborhood cookie chairman, Police Sunday broke up a fourM.rsE. S. (Dottie) Higginbotham mile two-hour traffic jam on The almost perfect record of sales Long Island Parkway by return­ resulted in the turnover of nearly ing Raymond Olseon to his mo­ 5,784 boxes of cookies. Limited on­ ther. The four-ycar-old tot had ly by time, and not by enthusiasm, been stopping cars by standing In the 313 Girl Scouts and Brownies the middle o f the road and hold­ of Seminole County had only a ing up both hands. few boxes left unsold Seventeen troops in all participated in Use NOT APPROPRIATE sale, and were tremendously pleas GILLINGHAM. England O'— A ed by the way Sanford and Semi note County responded in purchat-1 local minister Saturday rejected ing their delicious wares. Since a couple's request that the hymn the Scouts are limited to selling "D ay of Wrath and Doom Im­ only to their friends relatives and pending” he played at their' wed­ neighbors, this was a very good ding. record, even by my simple ari­ thmetic. And I'd like to add. If Florida license p'atea h iv j tne only out of geographic pride that w« in Seminole County who are prefix number* 1-67 to indicate working in Scouting, receive far each county, while the numberf 68 more co-operation then most nei-l®1 reserved for data offices and ghborhoods, from everyone, com ­ 90 for duplicates. mercial or otherwise. Guiding the Cookie Sale this year was Sirs Higginbotham. Str*.! L. SI. Slillsaps offered her house' as the Cookie Cupboard, where] the many cases of cookie* were FREE DELIVERY a stored prior to the sale. Those mo­ 280 N. Park Phone PA 2-1822 thers and friends of Girl Scouts, <4 • V Inspection Held At Pack 10's Med .» SA N F O R D FLOW ER SHOP "*• \ S " * vTgas . « ******* iv > 9 ! .v i -W E ^ \ bjI g g j ' MRS. JOHN K. McLAUGLIN and Colette, s talking French Poodle, carrying on conversation at Scholarship Silver Tea and Fashion Shew Friday at the Sanford Woman's Club. Photo by Bergstrom) 1 In 4 Teachers Will Not Return To Jobs Next Year TALLAHASSEE W — Researchers at Florida State Univer­ sity said a survey showed about one In four Florida teachers will not return to their Jobs next year and 12 per cent will quit teach­ ing altogether. Drs. II. A. Curtis and Russell P. Krlpp, of the school of educa­ tion, made the survey o f a cro*ssection o f state teachers in January. According to the survey, teach ers with an average of 12ti years service are making an average of |5,073. They said they needed $3,518 "to live at the standard ex­ pected of teachers." Ths average debt of the group was $1,400, not Including home mortgages. More than half of the" married men in the group said their wives were working. Thirty-eight per­ cent of all the teacher* and more than half of the men held other job* to supplement their jobs. Married men reported their out­ side earnings averaged $1,104 a year. This Is within four dollars of the raise per teacher asked by the Foriila Education A*sn, Married men reported their av­ MRS. IIEI.L.N COUII a c m e eoffe# to Cdr. nnd M s. Blaine l.ibbey at 'Bon Voyage' coffee given re. erage savings last year as $77 and c»nlly at the UOQ for Cdr. and Mr*. Bear and CA tr«l Mr*. Mlldahn. (Photo by U. 8. Navy) single teachers saved somewhat leas than $200. Married women teachers reported average saving* of $1,000. r Forty-percent ot the men teach- It&SuapAltotGuitd 'Bon Voyage1 C offee Given For Cdr, Mildahn ,Cdr. Bear A "Bon Voyage" Coffee was given for CDR. and Mrs Charles Mlldahn and CDR. and Mrs. John Bear at the B.O Q., NAS. Sanford, by Mrs. John Ilcod and Mrs. Don­ ald Brubaker. CDR Mildahn was the former commsnding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron ELEVEN (VAH-II) and is leaving for NAS Norfolk to assume his new duties on the staff of Commander Air Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet. CDltHear has relieved CDR. Mlldahn and is the new commanding officer of ELEVEN Mrs. Mlldahn and Mrs. Bear were presented with blue and gold corsages and the floral center­ piece was also of blue and gold. Serving coffee were Mrs. Louis Cobb ami Mrs Robert Wodd. Attending the coffee were: Capt. Blackburn. CUR. Lemos, CDR. and Mrs, Norvell, CDlt ami Mrs Stetson, CDR. ami Mrs. Tully, CDR. and Mrs Llbbey CDR. and Mrs. Emanski, Mra. Hansen, I.CDR and Mrs. Cobb, LCDIt and Mr*. Dcrmigio, LCDR. and JU*- Rossi. I-CDR and Mrs DuVail, Mrs. Mills, LT. and Mrs- Metzger, LT. and Mr# Wood, LTJG. and 3lrs. Snee, LTJG- Me* Intosh, LTJG. and Mr# Fellini, LTJG. Dartncil, ENS. Beck. EN4 and Mrs. Purdy, ENS and Mrs. Mallczowski, ENS, Lane, ENS. and Mrs. Trout. ENS. and Mrs. Thcmp* son, snd Mr. Russell- ers said they wood not return to their present Jobs next year. Half of the men and a third of the women said they would not be back added they were leaving the field of education entirely. THE NEW INGRID BERGMAN PICTURE!! WARNER BROS. eetilKf ' INGRID ^BER G M AN C h a rm in g pictures such as this are • u rp rtiin g lv easy In shoot. P icturing Reflections We'd like to take a minute to' share some reflections with you. No—not the usual mental ones— but the actual kind made in mir­ rors. Ever since the fateful day Narcissus looked too long and too lovingly into a shimmering lake, man has been attracted by reflec­ tions ot himself. And when it comes to picture taking, he runs true to form. He seems to And a special fascination in mirror pic­ tures, too. If you'd like to try a little look­ ing-glass magic yourself, don't hesitate for a moment. You'll find it's really quite easy to get im­ pressive results even the first time —armed only with a simple cam­ era and flash or flood lamps. When you want to picture a subject along with his reflection in th- mirror, there’s one fact to remember in judging distance. Place your subject in front of a mirror and bo sure your camera is nimed so that it images his re­ flection, too. Now measure the distance from camera to mirror, and add to it the distance between your subject and the mirror. In other words, if your camera ia five feet from the mirror and the subject is one foot from the mir­ ror. the reflection will be six feet from the camera—and six feet Is the distance at which you should shoot. . Remember, too. that your flash or flood should be on your sub­ ject, not on the mirror. So direct the light to one side or the other —not straight it the mirror—to avoid getting a bright glare spot in your picture. —John Van Guilder --------------------1-----1 C H E C K E D SILK AND’ TWEED are combined for a dress and jacket ensemble from the William Fox spring collec­ tion. The unbroken line of the sleeveless sheath Is marked only by a white silk faille bow at the midriff. The jacket has small pearl buttons. WINNER OF TIIE ACADEMY AWARD CATHERINE (.UOZ1EK. abotr. lot » nationally famous organist, will give the first reciU! on the $72,000 Iti'lins organ since it » s rebuilt at a cost of $16,000 when she i* prcicntril Sunday, April 7, at 8:30 p.m. in Knowles 3lrmoria| ChapiJ by the Rollins Conser­ vatory of Music. __ _ MEL FERRER JEAN MARAIS JEAN RENOIR'S p A R tS DOBS S TR A N G E T H IN G S NOW SHOWING STARTS 7:13 MC M ptssants In ClN(MASCOFt TECHNICOLOR *- THE POWER AHD THE PRIZE Stilimg and introducing “ BKlIUnOI-UBMCIlIW UIM FEATURE—. 7:33 3u 1 0 . 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Selma hain't had baseball for League class D baseball circuit, I think tome of the responsibilities six years, and on their return of tho eitliens o f this area should to the league this year they are anticipating a possible loss of bo outlined. The first and foremost need for $5,000 and are prepared to weath­ such an undertaking is money By er the storm- On top o f ail this, tremendous personal effort of they have furnished the team with John Keeting, Cotton Brosan, and two atation wagons for transpor­ George KenI* it seems that a pos­ tation and many other small but sible $10,000 In cash, pledges, and Important contributions. An eighth point is vary Impor­ promises of merchants and fans Is in sight. tant If Sanford doesn't move Into That may or may not be enough the FSL, some other team will (o make the club a success for have to be dropped. That will a season. mean that Sanford will not be Which bring* up the second im­ able to enter the league again portant point, attendance. $10,- just whenever we want to In ord Track Conch Fred Ganna will 000 could be enough money to get er for Sanford to ever get into Ulf« hit thlnelads to Melbourne by U the team could draw an the league, or even have an op­ tomorrow night for a Tri-school average of 800 fans to ' every portunity to get into the league, meet that la expected to be the home game. At first that sounds there must be another team to simple, but when one is remind­ keep the number* oven. I f an open­ Eddie Barbour's attempts to toughest o f the season. Cocoa and Melbourne will be ed that the team will ptay seven ing presented itself later, Sanford get Into tip-top shape for to­ night's alt-important game with the Seminole opponents nnd it I* nights a week, the picture becomes wouldn’t get the first chance; the Melbourne In Memorial Stadium expected that the Seminoles will complicated- Although Sanford's team dropped this year would. This could be a great stride for has met with handicaps aa yes­ again feel the sting of out man attitude baa become extreemly pro­ nlng. gressive lately, the city has built Sanford. We are definitely progres­ terday’s workouts were called Both Melbourne and Cocoa are up a reputation—and It Isn't par sive and we are not afraid to do off due to Inclement weather what has never been done before But this morning baseball men in the fastest growing section of tlcularily food. We hava a reputa­ Florida and Just the manpower tion of giving tremendoui sup­ it it is legal But lets not deceive tor Da7o Lnude said he would start th* Seminole*' faat-ballar gives the two school* a decided port if we are leading (he league ourselves; to make this dream a By DON MARTIN advantage in numbers. and o f vacating the stadium if reality, to take advantage of this with the emphatle remark, "Ed UnltN Prats Sparta Writer opportunity, we must ail, ovary An example o f being outman we aren't. die ho* got the guts to do any­ WILMINGTON, N. G BPt — The While it* true that thinga would one of us, get out and support a ned otcured last week In the thing he went* to do, and I be­ touring profesaionils are iplit on meet with Eustla, Deiond, nnd probably be much different with team. who will triumph in the honor- lieve he wente to go nil the way the Seminoles here. Mike Tamny another ehance In the FSL, we We should not let the almost rieh Matter* golf tournament and win for u* tonight." won th e(event for 8anford but atill are remembered. During the heroic efforts of these few men go Lnude said that Harbour was which opens Thuridiy at Auguata, DeLand entered four runners past football season the peopte unrewarded and then make them not nearly as erratic as he had Ga. and took second, third and of Sanford paid themselves a martyrs to a lost cause. We can The majority glra the nod to the been early In the season. Tho fourth pise* to beat the Semin­ tremendous tribute by giving the do it if we want to, but if we don’t seaioning of game experience younger playera, the minority te team the best following in more want to, lets let It be known in a ole* In points. headed the old guard of Ben Hogan, Sam make* him more level But this morning Gsnas was than a decade In spite of the fact hurry. and dependable," Lnude said.' Snead and Cary Mlddlecoff. optimistic about the outcome. that the Seminoles were having The namea o f Mike Souchak of "Barbour wil| go a long way "W e’ll be well accounted for o n o o f their worst years. But foot­ this year and do • fine job for Grosslnger*!, N. Y., Dow Floaterovr there,” ha said. "Our main ball la played only once a weekwald of Jupiter, Fla, and Arnold oa." A third m ajor factor to b* con­ treuble Is exhaustion because we When asked If he was going to Palmer of Latrobe, P a , were have to us« th tame member* of sidered I* player personnel. En­ toaaed into tho favorite*' ring a- start warming Ken McMurray the team in *e many differant tering Into a contest so late In the long the practice fairway at the for possible relief action around events, but they’re holding the game will not he an advantage Cape Fear Country Club here. the fifth Inning, Laude laid, " I met at night and that will help to Sanford. It will be a hinders nee Only one professional queried, doubt it, Barbout can handle Sanford will get the scrapings u* a little." George Bayer of Lot Angeles, He • hlmsalf and he wants this one . For the entire list of 15 events from the bottom of the barrell un­ dined to comment. "I don’t want tonight.” Ganas haa only a 15 man squad less they are lucky. That mean* to cause any hard feeling*,” the Minneapolis nnd Dallas will clash Laude commented that fur five that Sanford fans will have to be gigantic Bayer agid a* he worked Innings during tre Kdgewater which means that there is only loyal and m ike spirit and enthuil- Saurday night in Memorial Sta enough number* In th* personnel >n hi* putting stroke. dium for the Shrine Benefit in one game In Orlando the Eagle bat­ for one man in each event with­ •am take the place of aelccliveneia of tha hottest rivalries In spring What othera said: ters "couldn't even sec Eddie's by the rest o f the teams In the out doubling. Tony Strafad — "Dow Flnster- ball” . "The only reason that they exhibition baseball In FloridaThe event will be hekl tomor league wald Ho'* got the sound game ever hit Harbour was because he The two top members of th* A fourth consideration la a te win and he’a due. You know he got tired, "Laude declared. 'Ho row night under th* light* in working agreement that is accept fabulous ‘ New York Giants Farm he hasn't been out of the money appears to be In good spirits and Melbourne. able by all organizations concern­ System have agreed to play their aince September 18JJ." oetter shape today," Laude add­ ed. If Pittsburg, Brooklyn, and only night game of the season Doug Ford, the winter circuit's ed. the Giants all are affiliated in a Saturday night to go toward the leading money winner— 'it 'll be Laude said that hla lineup working sgremeent It will be the Shrine Benefit. Finaterwald or Palmer. Both are would see Cecil Dandrtrige In act­ la the only night game this first time In the history of bajegood putter* and both are long ion behind tho plate, Bill Tyre on ball. A full working agrreruent year by any of the New York iff the tee which is what counts first, Doyle Corley on second, with on* organization means Giant Farm teams. The rivalry between the two at the national. You just don't get Itnnnle Russl at short atop, Dav$3,000 to the local club. But will the reaulta with good Iron play at kl Bramlatt at third, Johnny the teams share equally or ac­ learns becarao apparent In their the national" Barley at left field, Johnny Yacording to the number of players first meeting and every game be­ Paul Harney — 'T d aay Mike ckle at renterfleld, and team tween the two teams haa been they contribute to the team. Souchak. ft tooka like the big boy's captain Brantley Schirard in By OSCAR FRALEY Which brings up tho fifth con witnessed by hugo turnouts in got hla putting touch back and right field. Usited Press Sports Writer sidcratlon Which team will furnish .Memorial Stadium. he's got the big fairway game The game, coupled with the Som Laude said that the one or two NEW YORKW — Two aging the manager? That Is a dangerous needed at the Masters." players who had perpetually veterans could spell the difference question, but it should be faced. inole High School Band concert is Plnsterwald — “ Arnold Palmer. made an error or two during the today for the pennant hopes of the The organization that furnishes expected to pack the stadium for He’a hitting the ball solid and he's season so far were considerably Cincinnati Reds. the most worthy cause. the manager will have a distinct long off the tees. That National Improved and were up for the Co-chairman for the event ar« There is no question but what advantage in player development, la too big for most of our game tonight. the burly Redlrgs have the bat which, after all, Is the purpose Kay Kennedy and & G. llarriman. games.” Kennedy is an oid baseball man I've nev»r seen a bunch of ting muscles. As usual, the prob of working agreements. with many gloriuoa days heuind Henry Bansome — " I always boys more eager for a win than lem Is the pitching. A sixth question la the legality stick with the money winner be- this bunch la for tonight. They're But Warren Hacker and Russ of a working agreement with him— 40 years of them, lie was :ause he’s obviously playing tho out to get Melbourne and I think Meyer may supply the answer fo three organizations. If it has general manager for Pittsburg, bos t under all conditions and they’ll continue to come through a club which finished only two ivansas City, and tne N. Y. Yan­ never been done before, chances courses. Doug Ford should take for ua." kees. games hack last season. are that there is no legislative It." When Minneapolis and Dallas Word out of the apring training writings to cover the situation Should the Seminole* pull Mike Souchak — "Hogan. He's through for the expected win camps la that Hacker may do it and then It becomes extra-legal meet the fur flies and the odd always the man to beat, or rather tonight against the powerful all by himself. The big pitcher, ami subject to different interpre­ sheet is tossed out of the stadium It’s his game. However, one of us Melbourne nine they will have obtained from the-anemic Chica­ tation by different points of view, ns lirlando Cvpeda 'or Minneapolis younger fellows will be in there opposes the heavy oats of Willie taken a firm hold of third place go Cub* |, 8 November, will find A seventh nnd very Important pushing him " It a novelty being with a club thing that must be considered are McOwey and Iianon Conde with a in the seven game Orange Belt Hilly Maxwell—"Hogan. No out­ Conference and will be behind xvhich can get him some run*. the hreaks the club will be given heavy hat of Ills own sider can lake the Masters." 0 "ly Eight Run* Minneapolis is the big brother of by local businesses and coverage Dob Itoshurg — "Hogan will two undefeated teams in a tie for He was only 3-13 last season, but of anticipated losses Things like the Giant System and is In Class first place, Cocoa nnd Winter take the Masters. He's playing small wonder. In seven of those gas, lights for night games in the Triplc-A, while Dallas is the up* I’ark. very well ami he's already hail "The boys will be out to win," unlucky 13 defeats the Cubs gave stadium, and transportation is start little brother with a Class so many shots at It that he knows him a total of only eight runs. very important. Double-A rating. the course and (hose greens like Latide said. Earlier, when he lost eight In a Door prizes will be awarded at The Seminoles now have a 2 1 Selma, Ala., the team that took the back o f his hand." row, the Cubs didn't get him a up the Cocoa working agreement the event that will mark the high­ conference record and will be Jerry llarber — "It'll bo Jimmy single run over a span of 30 In­ with the Giants this year Is in i light of the New York Farm Sys­ Demarei or Jackie Burke or Pal­ considered strong contenders for nings. situation much like Sanford. Earl tem Exhibition Season schedule in mer. They all nit Hie ball a mile conference laurels if they get by There Is doubt that even a Dob and tbat'H what it lakes at the this week without a defeat. The Keller could win with such listless Elisey, vice president of the Ala- Sanford. Seminoles face Lakeview of National" batting support and this account­ Johnny Palmer — "Snead, Mkl- Winter Garden Friday. "We don’t xvant to seem too op­ ed for Hacker's feeling that "I dlecoff oi Hogan. You juit can't had to strike out everybody to win go outslda that trm of greats when timistic,” Lomle declared, "but a game." we certainly havo to hand It to PRiPPVEHUTCHINSON , It comes to the Masters." A tidearm fastball pitcher with ST. L O U IS Gardener Dickinson Jr. — "B o­ the boys on the team- There Is an adequate knuckler, the 32 yearCARPS gan . . • because he's 10 >hoti bet­ a lot of competition within the old Hacker ha* looked good in Ata w a g e r , ter from ter to green oxer 72 ranks and the boys have caught spring training. S A W THE holes than anyone else, and that’s •in fire with enthusiasm." CLUB R i s e Meyer, who also was obtained The Seminoles will ho return­ a conservative estimate." PROM 7 tH ing to the home diamond in from the Cubs late last season, 7 0 4rH iV Memorial Stadium tonight at 8 had a mere mark of one win H/S F IR S T against six losses last season. Rut |p.m. for the first time since the YEAR, B U T the "Mad Monk" hurt hi* arm season opener. r AYHtaiH/HO against Brooklyn In June and nev­ that er was right thercaRer. R A T E OP now and hit a high game for " I ’ve been throwing harder than /MFROVEMEHT Harvey’a o f 174 and K. J. Cook at any time since then,” he glows. COULD HARDLY Last week the Mixed Bowling had a 500 series. "There's no pain and I believe BE League went Into full swing Seminole Dry Cleaners are I'm on my way to regaining my EXPECTED. once again as ley neared the coming up behind Weiholt Cam­ stride.’ end of the Bowling senson. With era Shop since tney took two Won 17 In l l » only thr<-» weeks left to go, I’oxv- gninr* last weak. The wins over The 33-year-ah! Meyer, who won ell's Office Supply sat high on Weiholt boost*,| their record to 17 game* in 1949, also has some­ te ' a t SI the top last week, winning tx«o 8*28. T hl aey' still arc in sixth thing else going for him. Finally, games from Sanford Bowling place however. Bill Hartwick he contends, he has learned to Alley, with » seeond half season howled a 175 single anil a 491 control the erplosive temper which series for Seminole. record of 2d-10. provided his nickname. Fred Murray haj a good night Weiholt Camera Shop ha* It"When I got mad. I started for Powelli as he bowled a high 25 record for the season. Larva throwing Instead of pitching,” he 191 single and a 500 series. hit a 160 and 428 aerie* for hi* admits. "It was no way to he and Sanford Howling Alley stay­ team and hi* effort was good en- I had tn learn to control myself. ed in second place by virtue of ought to keep hit team in fifth I think I’va done it." the one game they won from place. If he has, tven at this stage of Powells, running their season Those In the I'alleUt!J for his career, Mayer could be « sur­ record to 22-14. P. Senn aeemi to prize money at the end of th* prise benefit to th* pitch-poor he on the boll the last few weeks. season are: Harold Ring; high Redlags. I.ait week he hit a 202 single and game on the league; 235—- ..... Jim Hacker i* the big hope to pn>• high single of 565. Maloney; High aerlea; 578— ( vide the winning difference and FORMER PHILLY DEL Clyde's Grill b'oke the third Sanford Bowling EHMS MULL BE A E S Allay; High ] could be the deciding factor of the ru e pitch / mf should p e p place tie with Harvey'a Plum- team single; 818—PiweU’t Oftice |f«»nnnt r ic e Anything Meyer UP (P V/HESAP F t HD A(2ELL mlng Co. with a 21-15 record. Supply; high team three; 2 1 5 7 - contributed would b* that much MA/.VTAWH/S L/fETMAM HAS f/HALLY "OR*HD THE Pat Foster came through and three women high averages; E!l*n grary. OYER ICO R.E.L S ARMY KWH* OUT OF HiS P E R SEASOH hit a hot 202 tingle plus the Betts, 154; Dot rowel!, 147; Lil­ ARM, A.VP SAMJo-ift, PICKED A VERA OB. OP FROM THE CUES, high series o f 474 for her team. lian Donat, 147—three men high will clash, Powell’s Office Supply SHOULD LEAR/f WHERE flsrvry’s dropped into fourth averages; Harold Ring, 165; and Harvey’s Plumbing Co. will Ho m e PLATE IS. place behind Clyde's with a sea- Jim Maloney, 162; J. Cook. 161. do battle, and Clyde’s Grill and »on reeord o f 20-14. Audry Bol­ This week Seminole Dry Clean­ Weiholt Camera Shop will vie PwfMbalad )$ |ia| r*4f«'M f$sJh«4$i ter* has her ball working for her er* and Sanford Bowling Alley |for import*** y>t*i • - • • ByAIonMov* A TOP CO M BO ? Baseball Spring Training Period Draws To Close M PP,*A * C A * O t RtDER OP BOLD R O ltR , SPORWVO M/s ' w w i f in n Y B o p y f IOOK. ■m M (Jr- Seminoles Eager For Victory Over Melbourne SHS Track Team In Tri-School Meet Tomorrow Masters Tourney Opens Thursday In Augusta, Ga. ' I, Ss Millers, Dallas Clash Saturday In Shrine Benefit ! ft Today's Sport Parade TOUGH TASK - arcaros lo o s e s t STRETCH WITHOUT A KENTUCKY DERBY WHMER SMee He SCOREP THB FIR S T OF HIS RECORP five ih 1930- HASMT WOHSlHCi 1 95 2 . , coMHPtReO B/MAHY Tfe GREATEST JOCKEY O f AIL v m b , epch b h a p w an m j r a c e * AHP PURSES TtTAUHS S 01 KlUUH UP TO THIS TEAR. Boudreau Forms Team Around 12 Ex-Yanks By LEO H. PETERSEN WEST PALM BEACH, — W —Lou Boudreau has only one aim for the Kansas City Athletics this year—to get them out of the Am­ erican League celler. He Is on* of the two American League managers training In Flor­ ida who isn't talking In terms of the pennant-the other being Chuck Dressen of the Washington Sena­ tors. Boudreau Is moulding his 1957 team around 13 ex-Yankees, won are aa used to winning as the A'a are to losing. Only two Infield positions are certaln-Vic Power, a -304 hitter, at first base and Hee Lopez at third. Short At Stake Billy Hunter, one of those exYankees, and Joe DeMaestri, last year’s regular, are contesting the shortstop post Milt Graff, a rookie Lou Skizas, another one of the ex which sent pitchers Bobby Shantz and Art Ditmar to New York, la battling Curt Roberts, the exPirate who won another major league shot by hitting .320 at Co­ lumbus last year, for second. Only Harry Suitcase Simpson, who batted in 105 runs last year with an average of .293, has won an outfield spot He will play right. Gus Zerni.il. the long ball hitter but faulty fielder, has to heat out Lou Skizas, another one o fthc exYankcccs who baited .311 for the A's lad season, for the right field post. But Skizas, like Zcrnial, leaves plenty to be desired defen­ sively. In center cx-Yankce Bob Crev faces a challenge from Jim PIsonl, who looks bettar than his .265 batting pverage with Vancou­ ver last season recommends. One of the two Hal Smiths in the major leagues will be the No1 catcher—just like the one who will be the chief receiver for the SL Louis Cardinals. Back of his Hal Smith, Boudreau will have Wllmer Shantz, brother of Bobby, and Timmy Thompson. Three pitchers secured from the Yankees In the Bobby Shantz-Dltmar' deal figure to bolster the pitching staff. They are left-hand­ er* IMp Coleman and Mickey Mc­ Dermott and rlghty Tom Morgan. The three won only 11 games among them last year for the Yankees—three less than Schanlz and Ditmar won for the A’s—but saw limited actionKellner Also Starter They’ll be regular starters for the Athletics along with southpaw Alex Kellner, a 12 game winner last season. Two veteran right-handers, Vir­ gil Trucks and Ned Garver, who came to the A’ s in the deal for third baseman Jim Flnlgan, Will be used for spot starts and relief duty. Another possible starter U Wally Burnette, who won six and lost eight for Kansas City after being obtained from Denver last season The No. 1 bullpen man will be Tom Gorman, who was 9-JO last season, and another ex-Yankcc. Arnle Portocarrcro, who won another chance by winning 10 games with Birmingham last year and the veteran Lou Krctlow, 7-4 J* with the A's last season, hava a chance to stick along with Ed Blake drafted from Toronto, where he won 17 while losing lltR Ben Flowers, who failed to make it with the Phillies and Cardinals in the National League and Rioold Duren, an 11-game winner with Vancouver Test-drive tomorrow's truck today I - - By Alan Mav«r Mixed Bowling League Nears End Of Season *& zrjtiuzzr yj TM/S COMB/MAVOM AUOMT BMP By OSCAR FRALEY f f i l l e d Free# Apart* .Writer NEW YORK W — The baseball spring training period is drawing to a close and, for guys ilka Mickey Mantle and Biliv Sarni, it will be one they’ll never forget. Pretty soft, yoa say, to eaeapa the wintry blasts and loll around in the sunshine while getting paid f * t. Rut to the players this la the toughest part o f the season* ta.- ach*- and "s irs oeriod whiefr som* of them don’t survive. Sarni didn't—and with Mantis every day I* hazardousAt 29. the Giant catcher reach­ ed Uie end of hla biseball career whe he suffered a heart attack. Hell coach, sure, but at hla aga you don’t expect to be finished competitively. And can you imagine Mantle's feelings when he stepped into a A outfield hole an suffered a sever* ankle sprain? You eould f**I him wondering whether he, too, had "bad It.” Legs Are Fragile Because actually every day could be Mantle's last. His lags are that fargll*. There's that ar­ rested osvteomyelltis in his sbia as well as the trick knees svhlch have bees operated on twice and must be kept tightly wrapped 4 all times against th* dangers o f sudden ill op* and starts. At 23, Mantle hae it -‘ made” it bis luck holds. Winning the triple crown batting championship and moat valuable player honora netted him a $60,000 salary thla season. And they insist, ha Is Just getting started. Lois of other suffered serious and painful difficulties this apring Early Wynn can hardlftk walk because of a pulled leg tend on. Herb Score suffered a wrench* ed knee. Gerry Staley of tha White Sox came back after a lip operation for a canccroui growth and Tod Kluazewiki It fighting the crippling effect* of a pinched sciatic nerve. Bill Skowron broke a thrutnb aid Ray Narltikl a finger. Achea Disappear Eventualy * For most of them it’s a tempo-* rary situation The minor breaks knit and the aches diappeor eventually. Sarni will be carried on tho roster so that he can obtain hla five-year statu* but actually ha has to take it easy. It's a. heart­ breaking case of a guy without a chance. Mantle's ankle is healing nice­ ly But the club breaka into onld sweat when it thinks oi what could have happened to him. 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N THANES LOW * FOUND FOE RENT PEACE RENTALS WANTED to PENT PROPERS A REALTORS REAL ESTATE for SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED MHCKLUINEOLT m SCSLLANEOtS II OFFICE EQUIPMENT . It AtrrOMOBILES-TRAILERS REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN : U BOATS A MOTORS 3344 French Ava. S3 FARM SUPPLIES A MA CHIN J. W. HALL, REALTOR EET Ray L. Kennedy, Ataoclate U FETS-UVKSTOCX SUPPLIES Johnny Walker, Aiaorlitr , * 1 (Peahry) “ Call H air Phono FA 2-3641 * ARTICLES WANTED 1< PLACES to EAT . If BEAUTY PARLORS II FEMALE HELP WANTED II MALE BELT WANTED A. B. PETERSON i M MALE or FEMALE Broker Aaaociatea: A. B. Peter­ II WOEE WANTED son Jr., P. J, Cheiterson, GarS3 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES field WlllttU, and R. W. Wil­ HA MONEY to LOAN liam*, A. C. Doudney, Land S3 SPECIAL SEBV1CES Surveyor B A BOOPING A PLUMBING 111 N. Park Avo. Phone FA 2 <123 k ( I PIANO SERVICES W. H. “ B lir STEMPER S3 e l e c t r i c a l c o n t r a c t o r b Realtor — Goaoral lamror SI INSURANCE Guy AllenAaioelate r NOTICES-PERSON ALA Arlotto Prleo. Aetociata SI ARTICLES for BALE Phono PA 3-4091 - 113 N. Park . St FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD t—REAL ESTATE POE SALE 11!-AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS 7-Room houie. Purn. nr unfurniihed. 1703 W. 3rd St, Ph. PA 2-4237. DON’S COVER SHOP Automobile Interior Decorator 8cat Cover* — Boat Cuahion* A t Wlllia Pontiac—M l W. l i t CUSTOM BUILT HOME! 1155 Ford Thundarblrd. Excellent CONVENTIONAL condition. Dial FA 2-4330. FINANCING LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 1917 Nash. Radio, heater, back­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS up lighu. good tire*. Excellent A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. condition, $200. Stephen O. Phone FA 2-3193 1100 MeUonviUvo Stith. Montexuma Hotel after 0:30 p. m. For Sale by Owner: C.R. throebedroom homo, living room, II—HOAfx" ait" Motors ------dining ell, kitchen equipped. JOHNSON MOTORS Florida room, attached gtrago, corner lot. Immediate occupancy. SEMINOLE 8POSTING GOODS Ph. TA 2-1892 Located at 2100 Key Avenue. $454 Sanford Ave. Itione FA 2-3670 or FA 2-2083. Your Kvinrude Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Immediate possession. 3 BR ma­ 304 E. lit. Phona PA 2-5981 sonry by owner. $32.41 mo. 2128 Yale Ave. 14-P E T S . LIVESTOCK. SUPPLIES (Poultry) 3 bedroom fumlahed block house. Dial FA- 2-2312. Come to Twin Lakes Farm for fine Duroc*. B. H. Greer, illLOST LAKES ACRES way 428, 31* mi- NE Ovjaoo. 18 beautiful camp or homa sites, 5-7 acres, with or without lakefront. Near Paisley o ff Rt. 42. Horse, saddle A bridle $H>0. Gentle for kids. Ph. FA 2-0259 Writ# for brochure. alter 2 p. m. L. 31. “ STEW" Prime bit Center St., Kustu Thii It a fite pass to tho PraUit Phone Elgin 7-2305 Laka Drive-In (or Newt Davis, exp. date Apr. 11, 1957. New Laka Front Home 3 Bedrooms, l'Y baths, 2 lots. On I.akc Emma Cove. Call after For E u ler— Wire Fox Terrier RegUtered Rial Eatalo Broker solid white male. 4 mo. “ AKC" 4:00 p. m. Dial F A '2-3435. Ph. TA 2-1301— LT-P2 at Hiawatha 2105 Amelia (O ff W’ . 20th). S •t A N T A D IZ.fl, PEA c. ROSA L. PAYTON ?• " i — Lo s t ‘ a n d fo u n TT •• LOST— L os Boxer Puppy. FA 3-I4M- lE n-HFAift OZIER REALTY CO. ?m m 25 A - PLUMBING and INO PLUMHING * HEATING Septic Tank iMUlUtlon A Servte Reiter Sendee. A r e b <# C Harriett, Phone FA 2-5299. M. G. HODGES Service on All Water Pum psWelle Drilled — Pump* Paola >1* Road. Hold, ERotte E>oa* FA TA 2-3017 Mather of Sanford 2*3-09 East Flut PA 2*0183 .$199.00 $79.50 NOW CLARK Plumbing, Heating A Supply Co. Contracting A Kepilrs 2619 Orlsndo Dr. Ph. FA 2.2574 F.CHOM BEDDING CO. Highway 17 A 92 South ( or. 2nd A Magnolia. Pb. FA 2 *321 “ Bud" namberger, Mgr. 24—PIANO SERVICE Free Delivery L. L Sill — Piaim Technician rhooe FA 2*022$ Rout* I. Sanford Used furniture, appliance!, tools, i Robert A. Williams i J Florida State Bank WOOLSEY RAY HERRON i . *y»w i ki. nr m r Seminole Realty f iv ju t ji a c SM E MME1 CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Look out! (golf) 6. Flock • Small candle 10. ConattllnDon 12. Faultily 13. Cant 14. Fatten 15. Heavy hammer l i IndiipoaL lion to movo If. Elevated train (rotloq ) 20 Music note 21. Rude dwelling >2. Color* 24. Fiend 23 Forbid 2* Malayan boat 21 Arm (along) 29 River iit i 31. Millie not* .12. Duck .14. Out flow 37. Not good 38. In collision 39. New Eng­ land atate 41. Hits heavily 42. Foithueiaim 4.1 Garlic 44 Exarl points I. Property ID 4. Bitter vetch 5. Stop! «. A Great Lake T. Skin I. Followed 9. An ungulate tl. Carols 13 rrreh 17. Oitnchlik* bird I*. Pull 22. Rave 23. Half an em uafciliu tJQMLHI Kill II Ui UlltJ.ta 24. Fellow (Jl-.t-JLIt I IJWUt li t (along) IJSI911UC-J ID HI t, 23 Btoraga U I4(2U M area giiLiM c m w u iia 24 Excise* 27. Kind of MHOHPIII UldUM ULVUIM lottery Q C K I I MU11IHI1-. 28 Mend u u u a u MPimmii 29. Musical i i u ’j v m ra.iumii i-ji « m i d I n e t n i - _________ mints 30 Of feetertif'e Aaev greater age 38 Carries 32 Throb 39 Cushion 33 Dwell 40. Land 33. Number measure DOWN 1 Hunger 2 Think •c♦. Bought sold. I.arry't Mart. 321 East First St.. Ph. FA 2-4132 • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILSON-MAir.lt New and Used Farnllure 311 K. First St.. Ph. FA 2-5422 Citrus Grove R. F. RAIDLE & ASSOCIATES Stenstrom Realty ON GOOD USED FURNITURE Pc. BEDROOM SUITE Reg. $272.00 Bookcase Bed Mr. A Mr*. Drteser Now Now f l l n 'I I I M I Tilt Mirror Creit of Drawer* Contracting A Repair* 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-6582 Innereprlng Mattres* Matching Box Spring BONUS— 2 Pillow. Tarmi CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller A Son Wrought Iron Bunk Beds Free Patlmatr—Quality Wish lltihy Spears, Mgr.— FA 1-1253 Complete with Mattressrs J ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. DAILY *SAVE* ECHOIC SPRING SALE Thl. I*_ _• I F ^ i i i * to. the Ritx Theatre Thelma Rlke* ■ire for Mr*. The! expiration date Apr. II, 1957. 9 IV. LIVING ROOM Reg. $239.00 Sofa Bed NOW Chair PLUMBING 2 Stop Table* Contract and Repair Work 1 Coffee Table Free Eitlmate* 2 Lamps R. L HARVEY Terms 204 Sanford Ave. Phona FA 2-3383 2 Pillows Lake Front Lot RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR 2 # -FURNITURE aad HOUSEHOLD GOODS Plumbing. Kresky Healing FIANO TUNING A Rif PAIRING Laura B. O ner,« Realtor Your Beauty Number la FA 2-1741 Haael M. Field, Associate W L HARMON HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK teen— S room fin t floor 2601 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2-5542 One of the last l>eautiful Lake Ph. FA 2 1277 Alter 5:(W p. m. 105 S. Oak Ave. floor furnished apt. 3 room seFront Lots available. Approxi­ Real Estate Iniurance eond floor furnithed apt. Call mately 100’ on large sand bot­ la— rtM A Lai HELP W ANTED 25— ELECTRICAL SERVICES Commercial Investment*—Rental* tom Lake. Beautiful Hornet ta t* m . FRIGIDAIRE appliances, aale Property Management surround the entire area. Prie. and service G. II High, Ovled» Wanted: LPN or Nurse* Aide rd to itll. 95300.00 Caih. Small apt. I l l Elm Ph. FA-2-03T8. FIs Phene FO 3-3 U5 *r San for 3-11 ehift i i live un pre­ ford FA2-3883 after 6 p. m. mises or with own transporta­ Avalon Apia. Efficiency. Th. tion. Also cojk . barepta Rest Air Conditioning : FA 2-5954 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Home. Silver Lake. Pnonc hlcctrical Contracting and S. D. Rlfhieymin — Associate 80 Acres— 35 Acre* in 30 year FA 2-4724. Repairs; Economical House old producing seedlings. | (FFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable 204 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5341 Wiring and Repairs ecrcs in newly budded sour rooU Hfor Winter TourUt. Private bath Beautician, full or part time. RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY k shower. Steam heat. Inquire 2 A 3 Bedroom homes, beautiful 10 Acres cleared to plant. Prlc Wanted Immrdiutaly P h o n e 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2-9915 Manuel Jacobson across from places. Down payments as low ed to sell. Excellent terms. FA 2-5742 or FA 2-2455. ns $695.00 down. •to• Post Office. 25 A— DUILDING-HKI’ A lW Cherry Real Estate Agency 1*— MAl.tt titL P WA.MLU PAINTING _ _ Dial FA 2-9929— Notary • \VELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms privata baths. 114 W. First IL 1219 W. 13 St- Rear-Barber Shop Budget and credit nun. Apply FUXIK saadtag *nC (Uitthuig. lletaiag, w in ag starving Semi­ ' Firestone Store. 227 N. Main, Orlando Drastically Reduced nole county stacs 1125 I’ hnnc 1 5081 „ r 1-5451 1 bedroom furnished house. Dial This new three bedroom masonry R M Giessen. Lake Mary FA 2-4205. 20— MALE or FEMALE homa reduced from $9250.00 to $8450.00, can be purchased for Ted Burnen Mala or Femala Grocery Clerk-1 laan furn. apt., 311 Park Ava. as little as $950.00 down and Lovely 2 BR home, plenty »f for PAINTING Experienced only. Joe's (Ire -1 $66.42 monthly, location 812 shade trees, nice neighborhood. 2001 Granvlew Phone FA 2*2978 eery, 713 Celery Ave. 88.R0O Terms. East 4th St. 1 Bedroom furnished house on For Punting rail Mr Tasker Ph 0"t Celery Ava. 2 room furnished 21 — WORK WANTED apt. 310 Magnotia. Call A. K. FA 24139. Room special $14.93. Spacious 3 BR home nn large Roisetter, Florist FA 2-1851. be.iutiful lot. the price will Power lawn mowing. Ph. FA 23370 REMODELING? REALTOR evenings. please you. We can assist In financing, plans R a ym ond Lundqulat, Completely furnishcu house, l FARMER'S AGENCY selecting a contractor, 4c the unfurnished. Reasonable, IraASSOCIATE 114 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-6221 Careful carpenter will do small finest materials available. or mid job*. Call FA 2-5093. mediate p o n i i i i o r . Phone Phone FA 2-3951 Altantic Bank FA 2-1250 or FA 2-1301. *— Flower*. Plant*., Shrub* FOR RENT— 2 bedroom beautiThis is a free piss to the Prairie ful furnished home for refined Peat Compost <Dae twelder's) 50e Lake Drive-In for Glynn Jones ----- - — ew miiH-H-u v „— eouple or email family. Near exp. data Apr. 11, 1957. bu. beg. GHAPEV1LLE NUR­ Large yard. Must be quiet reLaka Mary. $90 mo. SERY, Gripeville Ave Phone fined eouple. Dial FA *2-2002 22 A— MONK) TO LOAN FA 2-0*84. between 9 a. m.-l p. m. FOR SALE— 2 bedroom masonWhile they last—Utility Grade AUTO LOAF'S Kir 2x1. 2x6. 2*8. mostly 2x6— Building suitable for storage or . ry home on a 150’ lot. Nice A. K. ROS8ETTER, FLORIST COST LIBS neighborhood. A P p r ais e d at $105.00 M. business. Dial FA 2-5839 Phone FA 2-1851 $12,000. Csn be bought for Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. For dependable Service S bedroom furnished bungalow. $8,950. Cash. Out West 13th St. Member o f Florist 313 Palmetto. •eitgraphy Delivery A na. OF HANFORD Thl* Is a free pass to the Ritx 3- Bedroom frame home. L a k a Efficiency Apt. Ill-way 17-92 So. Theatre for 8. Jran Jones, ex­ privileges. $H5«0. Only $1,000 10— OFFICE EQUIPMENT 23—SPECIAL SERVICES City Limits. Slumberland Court. piration date Apr. II, 1957. down. GATUN BROTHERS HAYNES Offtea Machine Co. furnished five room gar­ jj^icely Dragline A Bulldnier service M cH A N E Y ’ B H IT H p a i n t s Typewriters, adding machine* age apartment. Adults only. Lakefront lots at $25 a front ft Ph. FA 23278 Sanford. 2313 H. Park Dial FA 2-6161 A up. 1 Especially fine piecs Sale* Rentals. 314 Mag., Ph. Call FA 2-0838 or FA 2-0872. o f land on paved rd. adjoining FA 2 9442. g b -n m n A U i k--------------------2 Bedroom furnished house, near Mayfair Golf Course 125’ x base. Children welcom*. $85. 660’. Suitable lor sub-dividing i t — ai r o n o U H .K —t f f A id e r s BALL INSURANCE AGENCY Marina Fin when into 7 choice lots worth at least mo. 1819 Summerlin Ave. COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR SEE For Your Boat $1,000 each. Price $4375. And HOME AND BUSINESS 2 Rooms, first floor. Clean. » « » i denkxrik Ulnae and Paint Co. other choice lots front $175. up. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE furnished. Working c o u p l e . 112-114 W. 2nd Rt. Phone FA 2 4121 Buy in Lake Mary and xav«. YOUR RAYMOND M. BALL, AGENT Electric & water furnished. M t JUK BROWN REALTY TOOL RENTAL SERVICE PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A 204 8. Park Sanford 109 Holly. Dial FA 2-2139. Lake Mary, Florida NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Ph. Sanford FA 2-5237 FARMER'S AGENCY 216 Oak Ave. Phone FA 2-3093 Trailer for rent, Dreamwotd Trail* USED CAR Insurance and Real Estate *er Ct- Adults only. FA 2-2572. 1949 Ford 2-door if I t is r e a l e s t a t e HOUSES WASHED Insure with FARMER A rest as­ 1950 Ply. 4-dr. Sedan, new ask Crumley A Monteith Also roofs. STEAM LUX PROi Si* room house, unfurnished. sured. 114 Fr^eh.— FA 2-5221. at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4495 paint A seat covers. Spec. $395 CESS. In Urlando since I9>6. 1307 Elliott Ave. Fh. FA 2-4805. 1931 Plym. 4dr. Sedan Thousands of satisfied custom­ 27—NOTICE*— PERSON.tl.S Listings N eed ed 1952 Pont. 2dr Sedan 3 bedroom home in I.*ko Mary on ers. Free animate. Call 31389 Service Families Waiting 1953 Pont. 4dr. Sui. Shift ROLLAWAY, Ho.pital and Baby Palmetto Ave. Automatic hot collect, Orlando. BROWN REALTY j 1934 Chav. 2dr. P. G. Beds Day. Week or Month— water heater, (j. E. refrigeratSanford Ave. at Rosalia Tel FA 2 Slit, rurnlture Center 1954 Pont. 4-dr. llyd. Clean or, electric range, automatic ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state FA 2-2588 114 West Flrel St. I 1914 Pont. 4dr. Std Shift washer, lake privileges. In­ menu, Invoices, hand bill*, sad / fl -REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |1955 Pont. 2-dr. sedan. Clean programs, etc. Progressive PONY RIDES at Sanford Farm­ quire E C. Hudason on Pal­ I 1955 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Kx. Clean. metto Ave. Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951— ers Auction, Hwy. 17-92 South. Ph. FA 2-9231 or after • p. m. 103 West 13th St. Open 3-7 p. m. dxlly. Present FA 2 2883. 301 West l i t St. this ad for 1 frr« Ride. WE HAVE A HOME Thie ia a free pass to the MovieWANTED: a 2 bedroom, unfurn­ It will pay YOU to tea us befora FOR YOU land Ride-In for Glen McCall, i*L_AKT[CLEH FOR SALE ished home, with kitchen equip­ you buy. Open Evenings and exp. date Apr. II, 1957. ped; for permanent resident Sundays. Paint 82.50 gat., Cota $3.98, Work and family, by April 1st. Phone East side Trailer Sales WELI. DRILLING Clothe*, Camp Goods. ArmyHOMES3 tnd 4 b e d r o o m * R. (,. Thompson at FA 2-2092. Palatka. Kla^__________ Falrbanka-Uooe pump*. Navy Surplua, .110 Sanford Av*. 1 4s 2 batiu. Repairs to all make*. 5— BROKERS and REALTORS Completed and ready for Immedi­ Sell Your Car to — Factory to you— HOWARD C LONG ate occupancy. Alumina! ROY REEL »T R. Commercial Ava. Consult A REALTOR First 304 W. Second V . Venetian Blind* Phona FA 2 2833 CULLEN AND IIARKEY Enclosed head. Sag-prool bottom 191 N. Park Ave Ph FA 2-2391 Location*. rail with plastic rods Plaalia Trailer* for aalo: 35 ft. Crest- Do you knit, crochet, sew or make or rayon tapes. Cotton ur nylon Druid Park — Santoid Imer. 38 ft. Detroiter. For persaleable article* of any kind. cord*. Gfova Manorj — Sanford We have a proposition that w. ill titulars call FA 2-2237. M*y Valencia Villa* — Demand consider trade on homa or pro­ interest you. Dial FA g*22'» Senkarlk Gian* and Paint Co. Whispering Oaks — Titusville W. DIETRICHS T. W. MF.RO nr call at 918 French Av*. at 112-114 West nd St. Ph. FA 2 1422 perty _____ REALTORS once. Wn ony ana s«* seen tumitura Elisabeth Methvln. Associate SEE ELMO FARES YOt It FHA In aervice and MIA financ­ Payag toy rain peieee for aay PIM PS 4k SPRINKLER 1901 Park Ave. Phone FA 2-I222 ing available. 'thing of value SUPER TRAD­ SYSTEMS ING POST on IT 92 Ph FA JHIGHWAY BUSINESS PRO­ All type* and aUai, installed 0477.__________ i “ Da It Youriaif." PERTY A N I) ACREAGE W* can qualify yuu (or on* of WE REPAIR AND SERVICE CLAYTON C. BROOKS these homes In 30 minutes. You SALESMAN— 301 W. First St. Lata Model wringer type Maytag. S T 1 N fc New ami Used Cart Phone FA 2-0M9 can start enjoying the home Special $36. II. A. Throop, EnMachine and Supply Co. FA 2-0231 or FA 2 5376 after 6 . . Real Estate Investments while we process the pipers. tarpriae. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6U2 ’. * Specialising In Acreage o! DeSoto Sportsnin ILnltor. Thta ia a free paia to the Movie- (}. E 8 eu. ft. refrigerator. ExRout# 2. Box 814 Sanford. Fla. Clean, best offer .irottnd $330. relient condition. P. O. Box 38, Developed by land Rida-ln for Mra. Barbara KENNETH £. SLACK '50 Ambassador, a u t o m a t i c De Bary or Th. NO 8-4104. Taylor, esp. date Apr. It, 1967. REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER tr*nimis<ion, I door, like new. 1009 E. ad Phone FA 2 0221 Must nell one. 1930 Maple. No frees trimmed, removed and calls Saturday. dem oted. Phona FA 2 26U9. Your* for prompt and SANFORD TREE COMPANY affieiant Servian Cor- Hwy 17-92 U 27th St J96J Buick special, RdH. Standard Phone FA 2-1301 shift. Excellent Condition. $830 INCOME T A X SERVICE RKAILEY ODHAM. Free. no more, no less. Phone LTJG War. II. Murray II. F- STENSTROM LET WAL. Lewis D. Booker, B.O.Q., Na­ I t l l Celery Ave. Phone FA 3-1391 Registered Broker val Air Station. 2yJ Laurel — Phone FA 2-2420 Closed Sunday ADS P0 ITI FOR RENT THE SANFORD HERALD ROOr- Television a u a ii iv jua.aaici. e rtS s a lM t » Vis. li vuus 4 I'll Stloniure with t*ncle Wall e».3(J I'll* Ueulah Xhuar •.»«# •„M,.,»bl.rn Kill Hill c»rum apnru Vlashbaekt • iu Uun liuiCa Corn., •k! 14 l.u*t ll«r s „ 7:14 J u lm l i e l y — N t w s 7.1m U i b i r a c i , %M M I l.nl I'hrea t-lvss 1.JO b'util Tliexlre »|Of) Jen* VVymsn rtteslia 9.3 m Bed Xkalluu bbuw lift i*<il„i i lOigg SSI.O'M! i,llv.lltin lM; Jit I'auple's Cltulue I I IIIM Mul.l N-w- Kionrl II I-• China Mmlih IIel s Tint I ' j n t r r h ) I l:«o Ml«n fill »» M l VSCSIi S V iiu u .vi.vr- «:*<! Sim on < 14 7l04 N<<*«.\Vsailiar ------ H H r»ar«m Itasums T h * Mornin g Hht * N -n a C s n u l n Kanisrne nisii n r r aign nn This l.xnJ .,f Ours 10,11 O i r , )loi*rs l o i l a l.l( « w i t h Kl lssns ik l l l » « Th e |*rl.:n la i il g h l 11 flu a irlk n li III, n ir r m in n s V allsat Uaily IJ II l.usa of |,l(a II SO Ksarnh fnr Tnmnrrne Cea llrsv U u ld i n c L i e lit l:nn \v,|Ur I'n.nklfa — News t:t» ntand In «nd H> Commit I lo \» the tVorM Turns •dqn righ tB rI*4 f Jfifii Our Mi l * DUtlIN i JIWIIH IOIO MAYOI Robert Briscoe, ealled on President F.lsenhnwer at tha Whits Hou>e, expresses his gratitude for the •■marvelous reception” accorded him during his visit and emphusUeo the strong* bonds of friendship between Ireland end the United States. In foreground are tome of tha Item* of a Waterford cut glass collection ht presented to the President. 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M fW ItC p prw flufcw A A A fwlfwidw*^ t IT-65 »«•"t1?" #iIYHOUMO «O f ITATIOM T H W .M i SL—Th. FA M R >tiT N , 1 ★ ★ ★ ★ Missionary Crusaders To Present Program At Local Church Apr. 5 C O B Y G R E Y H O U N D The Missionary Crusaders from the pioneer missionary society Nyaek Missionary College, Nyack, known as The Christian end Mis­ sionary Alliance. N. Y., will present a World Mis­ sions program at Tha Christian and Missionary AllLanee Church, Apr. 3, at 7:45 pm . Under tha leadership of Miss Mildred Stanhope, former mission­ ary to South America and now professor o f Missions at Nyack Missionary College, the Crusader* will present a unique program of music, dialogues, and missionary challenges. Betides singing In for­ eign languages, they will be dress­ ed in colorful native costumes. THE - r v i GOT A SECRET* panel u d CMtoetsato ip o w crid by i ««d Mr*. R*tk Kriekees. (Standing) Ollvir Haaaairr, Mr*. D*tU Professor Stanhope will have tba Da Bary Property Owner* Aaeeclattoa held at tbs D* Bary Roekel. Mr*. Wallace Gatder, Mr*. Sidney Swaltow, EaiU Lindenwith her the following atudents re­ Manetoa Friday night. Seated (lafl to right) Howard Hhtrp, moder- bars. E. L. Hwlft, aad Mr*. Jemee Gaaoy, POA Program Chairmen, presenting different countries and atari Wllllaai U Wltiame, Mias Elaia Jehnxton, Milford H. Leonard, | ______ _____ ______ (Photo by Barg»traai) continents: Franklin Ballard, Lo­ well Bowman, and Marilyn Olsen representing different tribes of Freneh West Africa; Thelmari* Roffe, pianist, and Edward Roffe, and Gall Whipple, Laos, IndoChlna; Georg* Fune, Viet Nam, Indo-Chlna; Carolyn Van Kuren, Esther Kamphaosen, W. Austin Smith, a member o f (Slam ); CAMELBCTtRY Joseph H. Over 200 members and guesta Weimar left yeaterday for Wr. the engineering firm o f Smith China; and Betty Rae Evans, In­ strumentalist, representing India. mlnrham, where he will present crowded the De Bary mansion and Gillespie ettemptd to revive Miss Stanhope will represent Peru pianist Allyaon La*, formerly of Friday night for the local show­ ■ report on a proposed Docks and South America- Mlsa Jeanne Sweat Sanford, in a eoneert befora the ing of I Have a Secret, sponsor­ Terminals project propoeed in will bo aoh*!.n fog the group. Moet ed by the POA. Howard Sharp Birmingham Lions Club. MARCH » of these students ware either born Allyaon made many public ap- waa moderator and Introduced 1047. Admissions pearancea In Central Florida be­ tha panal o f "BUI Cullen" WllSmith contended that the city or reared In the countries they re­ Dorothy Sumter (Sanford) present and are looking forward fore numerous aerrlee dub* and llanms, "Faye Emerson" Johnston Denise Cash (Sanford) signed s contract with hla firm to returning to the mission field other organisations. The twslrs "KV-nry Morgan" Johnston and Marian Herring (Sanford) In 1047 on the completion of tha as missionaries. yaa> old pianist alto appeared on "Jayne Meadow*” Erick sen. Ernest Sapp (Oviedo) study that would require the city TV and many radio broodeaata. This interesting group present­ Contestants' answers to point­ Discharges to nee the servleee o f hla firm ing their nnlqua program are tra­ Weimar presented Allyaon in her ed queriee filled the audience Helen Merlch (Sanford) first public concert at a Ladles' with glee for In a town where when a Docks end Terminal* pro­ veling this year in a special tour Jenny Brock (Sanford) commemorating tb* 73th Anniver­ Night party o l the Casselberry almost everyone knows everyone Mary Smith and taby girl ject la built. sary of Nyack Missionary College Lions Club mors than two year* else, the progrant became a tat­ (Sanford) City Attorney William C. Hut­ which la the oldest Bible College ago. Her artistry at the keyboard tle o f wits. Stately matrons were Jeasle Perdue (Oviedo) chison, however, said that the in North America. A faculty of 33 won Immediate pubHe acclaim, questioned about their "Past life" Henrietta Addison (Seville) and the popularity of tha little and dignified gentlemen were statue of limitations has been ex­ members la - engaged In the task Primmt Brown (Sanford) pianist ean be credited to Weimer. gased at with narrow eye* when ceeded end there la no legal con­ of training 550 young people each Ellis Stroud (De Bary) year for church leadership. More When Allyaon'* parent*, Mr. and they reacted with Innocence to Della Ma* Ferguson (Sanford) tract with the city other then far than 10,000 o f Its alumni are serv­ Mrs. John L. Ls* moved from Innuendoes . . and so the evening Jnm-s R. Wood (De Bary) the original plan* and travel ex­ ing some 33 Protestant denomin­ Sanford to Birmingham a few was spent In hilarity. MARCH 10 pense Involved In the study. "Le­ ations In over 42 countries of the months ago, Weimer Immediately Contestants wera Mrs. Wallace Admissions becn-t making arrangemanta with Gabler (whose secret was that gally, It Is not binding,” he said. world Nyack Missionary College .toward Hemenwsy la the Eastern regional school of the Birmingham Lion* for her she had appeared on radio); Mrs. Mayor Gatchel made it plain (.Springfield, Vt.) appearance there. The chairmen, David Runkel who had picnicked Patrick Kay Schmidt (Sanford) at last night’s session that the William R. 8 wo pa, Vlca-Pre*. of at Robin Hood's oak tree in Not­ Victor Perrltt* (Winter Garden) city has no committment with an Tha Slrlngfellow Lumber Co., ad­ tingham; Emil Lindenberg who Blrtha vised him the club would be glad had been a magician; Mrs. Sidney Baby Girl Ferguson (Sanford) engineer for the study or feasi­ (C a a th sri Fro** Pag* 1) to allot a portion of 1U program Swnllow who had been a cover Baby Girl Hamlon (Sanford) bility of the Docks and Terminal* league o f Independent lister na­ for a variety concert When told girl for Barents' magaslne aa a tions which did not become e project. Itahy Boy Schmidt (Sanford) by Weimer that Allyson could per­ featured young mother; Ullver Commissioner Earl Higginbo­ realty until 1890 and o f the pre­ Discharge* form DO concert number* from Hassemcr who had divested him­ tham urged the commissioners to sent situation based on Peace, John Millsaps (Sanford) memory, play her own arange- self o f his pride and joy—had "pick out on* project and work Friendship and Commerce. Bert DuBol* (Sanford) menta of popula hit tunes and se­ Emilio Lebolo of Barranqullla, shaved o ff hi* mustache that very Nora Davla and baby (Titusville) on It. W* can’t take care of two veral original compositions, the day anil finally Everett L. Patrick Henry Kelly (Sanford) projects at one meeting," he said. Colombia spoke of the aetivltiee chairman aald that tha Club would at Rollins and of the program Swift who with hi* wife and child Betty McCraeken and taby girl extend Allyson their full program which will he in effect next week ANNIVERSARY had built a sod hut when home­ (Sanford) time. at the College. steading in the middle West. Emma Mathews (Sanford) SALE W AS Weimer, nationally known stamp The third speaker, Manuel de After gay commercial* fur the Diana Watson ami baby (Sanford) PRICE dealer, will go from Birmingham Uressti of Blarritx, Franc* told POA, the glee club, dance club S7A 1956 Ford Tudor V-8 engine Tutone, Fordomatic Air to La Sella, III. to attend tha II1195.00 1995.00 o f the French and Spanish Influ­ and Plantation Estate* woman's Conditioned llni Precancel Club Spring Round­ ence upon th« development of the club, Mrs. James Genot Invited up from April 3 to 7. Central American A group of sun-tanned young South and 1995.00 rvrryone Into the mansion pnrlnrs 51A 1956 Ford Tudor V-8 engine tutone Fordomatic 1695.00 stars, guesta with their psrents countrle*. where a beautiful repast was T6-79A 1956 Tudor Ford tutone, Radio. Std. Tran8. 1695.00 1545.00 at the New York Giants' Mayserved by Mr. and Mrs. Gaston A guest at the meeting, Lee fair Inn, visited the plant of The Moore, was given the courtesy Crosby, Mr. end Mrs. James (Continued from Pag* 1) C7-85A 1956 Ford Fordor 6 cyl. tutone. Radio, Heater 1795.00 1595.00 Barker, Mr. and Mr*. Milford "W e will hfiln construction of Sanford Herald this morning and o f the floor by President Charles ■tale allocation In the 1938 39 fis­ expressed their delight In seeing Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Emil L. Persons to announce plans for C7-117A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Fordor tutone, Powerglide trans. 1895.00 over five mile* of street* and 1795.00 cal year for "m erit’’ raises, to be Lindenberg. the organisation o f * reserve road* nest weV In Sunland how a paper was put together mntched dollar for dollar by the C7-67A 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane Gub Sedan Radio, Heater, Conducted on the tour of the .unit In Sanford and asked for as­ Kltabse,” J, BrnlleyOdham told counties. 1595.00 O 95.00 tutone the Board of Seminole County business office, composing room, sistance o f th* Rotariana in fur­ The teacher pay raise program thering the plana o f the propos­ ad alley, slerotyplng d*p*rtment Comml*»loner» this morning a* a could give teachers with special 1195.00 C7-71A 1956 Chevrolet Tudor 1095.00 new pl*t» to the 20(1 acre sub- and press room hy Charlie Mor ed unit Announcement wee made ability the $1,100 Increase recomrlson, member of the advertising of the District Assembly or Ro­ division wrre presented this niundrd by the Florida Education 1956 Ford Tudor. 0 cyl. overdrive, Radio T6-91A 1295.00 1195.00 staff, were Hobby Dotgin, Helene tary to be held In Clearwater on morning for approval. Assn, for all teachersHollander, Susan Itanlder, Ronnie Apr. 14 and IS. C7-61A 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane Club Sedan Fordomatic, The nepr subdivision will be loU n ira t .Message 1595.00 1545.00 Club tinging was led hy Char­ Brigadier General Lyal C. Me- ralrd Just off Highway 17-02 *- .Sokol, Gail Sokm, IJnda Provua, Radio, Heater In the longest message ever He theny, commanding general o f all hnut three mile* south of Han­ Alison tauter, Susan Spero, Ron­ lie Morrison and Harry Kudelt Uvered to a Florida Legislature— nie North, Daniel Dolgln and their C7-126-A 1955 Buick Super Hardtop Full Power 2295.00 2195.00-^ 10 330 words—Collins urged a new Army activities in tha Slate of ford, he said, and will contain chaperones, Evelyn Worden and and th* Invoeatlon was by Georg* Touhy. Florida and Lieutenant Colonel approximately 410 lota. tl ite Constitution, a 17 milllonJim King. • C7-29B 195-1 Ford V-8 Fordomatic 1195.00 1095.00 dnllor atate fund for purchase of Peter M. Grain Jr., commanding The Oilham and Tudor, Inc. In showing the group how the officer of all Army reserve activi­ lil'ihway right-of-way, 23 million suImIIvtalon will have three enC7-47-A 195-1 Ford 6— cyl. Business Coupe Radio, Heater 815.00 745.00 crew repd the frr school construction, abolition ties for Seminole, Volusia, Bre­ trancea or access roads from composing room type backwards, Morrison was vard, Orange, take, Sumter, In­ The Seminole County Minist­ C7-123A 1954 Ford 6-cyl. Fordor heater Of the State Milk Commission, a 1095.00 995.00 Highway 17 92 and on* from the reading yesterday’s headlines erial Association will hold Us -.tate university near Tampa, dian River and Osceola counties, Old Orlando Highway. when little Rnnnle North asked, regular monthly meeting, Apr. 4 C7-95A 1954 Ford Fordor V8 Fordomatic, Radio, Heater 1195.00 1095.00 aix new junior colleges, and a 10 have einrrssed their Interest In Home* to be constructed In the "What's today's headllnesT"- So at 10 p. m. at the Seminole per cent Increase In maximum establishing sn Army reserve area will be in the $10 to $15 C7-66A 1954 Ford Tudor V-8 Overdrive, Heater the children gathered around the County 1095.00 995.00 School Administration benefit* to the aged, blind, depen­ unit in 8anford. thousand class and are being dent children and the permanent­ Leo Moore, telephone KA built, he said, to attract re­ United Press teletype for a view building on Commercial Av*. C7-46-A 1953 Mercury Fordor 1095.00' 895.00 of the up-to-the-minute news and ly disabled. 2-1820. ha* been appointed chair­ tirement families. features as the printer dis­ C7-4 1953 Ford Fordor V8 He asked 10 million dollars for man o f a committee to conduct 695.00 495.00 Plata were approved by the gorged the long atrip of paper. prison building, a new institution a survey of the manpower poten­ Hoard of .Seminole County Com­ Each child was presented with C7-108A 1953 Studebakcr Fordor V8 Autom. Trans, Radio, 795.00 tial to determine what site unit 595.00 for r.-tanlcd children, a South missioners this morning. a metal slug of his or her name Florida branch o f the boys' Indus this City could support and also C7-114B 1953 Ford Ranch Wagon V8 Overdrive, Heater and had a time trying to read the 1095.00 995.00 trial school. funds to plan a new the possible facilities that could backward printed type. After say­ Institution in Marlon County con­ be utilised a* a place o f assent C7-7A 1952 Buick Tudor Hardtop Dynaflo, Radio Heater 895.00 715.00 ing thank you to their host, V y solidated white and Negro girls' My. A meeting will be held at visited the Sanford Zoo. Industrial schools, and a state pro­ City Hall. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, T6-62B 1952 Studebaker Hardtop Overdrive, Radio 595.00 395.00 Anr. 18, and It I* requested that gram of slum clearance. Ry MRS. MARIAN JONES RC-7-5 1952 Ford Ranch Wagon all reserve officers and non-com­ 795.00 695.00 Salea Tax Plan* OVIEDO— If you have any Ills program for sales tax re­ missioned officers Interested In plan* for Thursday, Apr. 4, just C7-75A 1952 TVird Tudor V8 Radio, Heater, Overdrive (Continued frem Page I) 695.00 595.00 V visions -calls specially for im forming a cadre for the unit he discard them and plan to come Board of Commissioner* proposed posing the flat 3 per cent rate un present at this meeting. C7-119A 1951 Chevrolet Fordor Radio, Heater to the Oviedo High School aud­ that th* club agree to collect a 595.00 495.00 all clothing, now exempt up to $10 Personnel who ere Interested In itorium that night. We assure you .......—• ........ - - , .........# — |ioc 10c siaaium stadium i*x. tax, payini* payable eacn each alcoholic beverages which are this program may contact W. E. that you will not be-disappoint- n|ahti on aJmlMlone over 30c not now subject to the sales tax, Knowles by telephone FA 2-0811 en. and a 3c tax on all admissions and Items that would be taxed hut or writing to the following ad­ Thu junior sponsored "Talent are exempt If purchased for farm dress: City Manager, City Hall, Night", scheduled for that night under 30c. "I'd love to see baseball out at and Institutional purposes, etc Sanford, and also by telephoning at 8 p. m. at OHS, promises an the Memorial Stadium," Mayor He recommended a flat one per Col. W. A. Wasson. FA 2-4535 evening of enjoyment. The locally FORD DEALER SINCE 1931 Gatchel remarked. cent sales tax on all Industrial and K. C. Harper, FA 2-1582. well known George Means, will ACCOUNTS OF The group accepted th* city’ s machinery and business equip­ emcee. 1100 OR MORE proposal and said "W e'll now start g e t o u t t iik s w a t t e r ment, now taxable at 3 per cent The talent presented will be a up to $10,000, and a $ per cent ELIZABETH. N. J. Future good cross section of the entire trying to tie all the other loose rate on automobile, not now cov­ venerations may have no means school. Th* elementary grades ends together. This la the first thing w* have accomplished." Atlantic ered. The tax on auto salea would to get rid uf files other than will be represented Bank . by folk be earmarked for purchase of swatting them. Dr. Ralph E- dances and a humorous skit. Joe Douglas C liff Patch Mr*. Rosa Boyle HE'S NO SINNKK highway right-of-way. Heal, executive secretary o f the Group and solo acts by high NEW YORK «»— The Appel­ Jack Benton •Jim U o m National Pest Control Assn., says school students, will be featured. LaFayette * u granted a town­ insect* are developing immunities Johnny Selph a guest performer late Division of state Supreme Ray Winfrec, Used David Smith, Salea Mgr. ship of land Immediately adjoin­ and an OII3 graduate with tha Court ruled Monday that Darwin Car Manager ing Tallahassee, Florida as a gift to certain insecticides and It la class of '58, will be the highlight Dean, 38, d ll not violate th* Sab­ from a grateful United States in only a question of time before of the program. Don't forget to bath law when he painted hla •Can be contacted during the day at Wades Suprex Market 1123. they M he uaauin* to all of them, come inioitac-to-kw'a bouse «a Sunday. ANNIVERSARY SALE! Weimer To Present A. Lee A t Concert In Birmingham Mansion Audience Reveals Secrets Engineer Claims Contract With City For Terminal Study Hospital Notes Speakers Builder To Start New Subdivision, Sunland Estates G o^rnor NEVER - SINCE 1931 HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH FINE CARS AT SUCH HIGH VALUES SO GREAT IS THE DEMAND FOR THE ALL NEW 1957 FORD THAT WE GET BETTER TRADE - INS AND YOU GET A BETTER BUY LOOK THESE OVER Young Mayfair Guests Tour Herald Plant Army Considering Establishing Army Reserve Unit Here Ministers To Meet ‘Talent Night’ Set Thursday At O H S Chances INTEREST ON RAVING *SAN STRICKLAND - M O IS O N Inc. CONTACT ONE OF OUR SALESMEN TODAY Phone FA 2-1481 �^ ) V »^v••; . -* « i • -r •*■**•^ ♦•^•v 'r ■ * “ A' "» r,-tf-*7~ =c.\4- , • *- *• - V* - -4 ‘ V7 . srv.J . ■.. ;, - T -\ * j -y ' * ’ ' fi ^ Shopand Save h Sanford i - r-w It Too Rtrtld b Nti Dclirtrtd By I P. M. (b ll FA 2*2111 Before 7 p -» Fop Dtbrory E itlk U W ISM SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL S, 1957 NO. 231 U alM Tax Increase Over-All Approval Heard TALLAHASSEE IB— Florida legislator* were to consider rail­ ing their own expense allowance today before taking up Gov. LaRoy Collins' axpeniive and gen­ erally well-accepted program. The Hoom met at 10 a. m. this morning to adopt rules for the 1937 session and set expense al­ lowance! for members. In 1955. ^ WINNER OP THE NEW FORD given away SalU\*ay night it the Seminole Comity Navy Apprecia­ tion Dae Ed Brat (right), eha i man o f the Jayeee committee Tor tha automobile award, la ihowa membefa received $15 a day but handing over the key. to the new tar to Martin Taylor. 139 Prim Price. Orlando. (S ta ff Photo) there was talk of hiking the al­ lowance to $20 or more thli ses­ sion. The representative! alto were to elect Tom Beasley o f Walton County speaker-designate for thc 1969 sesilon and choofce between Reps. Elbert Stewart, Hendry, and Jamas N. Bsck, Putnam, for speaker protem In I960. Beasley is unopposed. The upper chamber was to meet Campaign receipts In the cur at 11 a. m. to adopt rules aad rent Red Cross Campaign for funds in Seminole County, after five discuss expense! for member* wetks, have not reached the half­ and attaches. way mark. This afternoon, the appropria­ A spokesman for the Seminoie tions committees of both houses County Chapter reported Ihls met to tackle the big general morning that the fund total to dae appropriations bill. The House In­ LONDON IW — Socialist law haa reached a point Just above surance and Water Resources makers challenged Prime Mlnia tha $4,000 figure. He said "The (Coatlaued ea Page 1$) ter Harold Macmillan today to say actual total Is $4,000.98.” Other engagements and sickness whether Britain haa Invented a hare retarded the work of what "silent" H-bomb which can be ex­ was termed "excellent leader*" ploded without detection. There in at least four of tha districts of have been many hinta It has. the Seminole County area. A general meeting of all con­ By UNITED PRESS cerned. said the Chapter spokes­ STAFF CORRESPONDENT man this morning, “ has been call­ Israel today reportei new outed for 3 p.m. Friday afternoon at Spedalsts In the tuberculosis b. aks of Arab commando terrorthe Red Cross Chapter rooms." lam and sakl Israeli and Syrian control program from Washington. Lait week, following the pra­ soldiers exchanged gunfire for 20 D.C., New York. Georgia and Flor­ g m a meeting on Friday after­ minutes last night in northern ida will apeak at Tuberculosis and noon, an announcement was made Israel. Health Association's annual meet­ ing Apr. >8 at the San Juan ItiHel, ERWIN P. CRANDALL . that the campaign, would eordlnuy (Photo by Bergatrom) untillhk local quota of H0,9U%as Orlando. reached. WASHINGTON (tr — Congress Members of the Board of Direc­ ★ ★ ★ In addition to the meeting to be was told today that bankruptcies tors of the Seminole County TB held In the Chapter Rooms of the have surged to a new peak* this Health Association planning to at­ local American Red Cross. Prin­ year that will surpass the record tend are: Mr. and Mrs. B. S cipal- Roy Allen of Crooms Aca­ high set in the depression year of Rowan; Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Mrs. demy has asked that all Negro 1932. A Democratic congressman B. F. McWhorter, Mrs. Joe Azzarworkers supporting tha Red Cross called the situation "alarming.' ello, Mr*. C. A. Milton. Mrs J. L. fund campaign assemble at 4 p.m Horton Jr., Mrs. Vincent Butler, at Crooms Academy Friday after Mrs. J. W. Yarborough, George noon for an organisational meet Dabbs, Robert E. Earns and Mrs. lng. Lorraine Graham, Executive Se­ Floyd Palmer and County Chair­ cretary. The TB office will be Evans, local civic closed Apr. 4 6 during which time “ The one thing that haa im­ man Frank Mrs. Graham will be attending the pressed me moat about Sanford Is leadars, will address the group Principal Allen has accepted the meeting. the cooperative spirit o f tha Nary of the Red Cross The newly elected Board of The two-day meeting will In­ people and local citizens." aald responsibility Merwin P. Crandall, newly appoint­ Fund Campaign in the Negro com Director* of the Community Cheit clude general apd community ac­ ed manager of the Florida State munitles of Sanford and Seminole win meet tomorrow night at the tion sessions as well as scientific Bank*a baby facility, the Naval Air County replacing the late Pro- Sanford City Hall for the purpose sessions sponsored by the Florida feasor J. N, Crooms. Professor of selecting a permanent name Trudeau Society, medical section aJUatlon branch. Crooms, before bis recent delta, for the organization. of FTHA. ^ “ It seem i to me at If the com* had conducted the annual cam A!*o on the agenda of the meefSpeakers at tha opening general » unity haa accepted the Navy aa paign and canvass In the Colored ing which Is scheduled for 8 session Friday morning, Apr 5, good eiUzenj and the Navy la try­ communities for many years o'clock will be the election of of­ will be Dr. Martin M. Cummings ing to live up to i t ” aatd Cran­ ficers for a one year term. director. Research Service, Vete­ dall. Willis Peacock. Jr. temporary rans Administration, Washington, The announcement of Crandati’a chzirmsn of the organization, D C.; Dr. Lorant F orm clinical appointment as tha new manager urged all of the members of the director, Florida Alcoholic rena, for the Naval Air Station Branch Board o f Directors to be pres­ billtatlon Program, Avon Park; e f the Florida State Bank was ent. (Continued on Page 10) made yeaUrday by T. E. “ Gene" Tucker, president Funeral services for James Da I Crandall came to Sanford from vid Tyner, 50. were held Saturday Xau Gallia whare he was associat­ afternoon, March 30 at 2:30 p. m ed with the Flrat National Bank. at Brlasnn Funeral Home. Mr. Tyner died Friday morning F-lor to that time he was connect­ ed with the Marlon County Bank at 10:25 a. m. at the home of his father and mother, Mr. and in Marion, Ohio. “ The foundation lor the new bank Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Country Club facility at the Sanford Naval Air Road, following a abort Illness. He had lived here all o f hit Station was poured yesterday," aald Crandall, “ and we expect to life. He was born Sept. 28, 1897 Mr Tyner is survived by his have the bank underway is aoout father and mother. Mr. and Mrs (Continued On Page 10) T. O. Tyner; five sisters. Mra. Fred J. Krell, Auburndate, Mrs Jordan Sheppard, Lake Placid Mrs. R. G. Martin. Sanford. Mra Werner Ansorge. Daylona Beach, and Mrs. 11. H. Schwalbe, Miami; one brother, Elmer J. Tyner, San ford; two aunts, Mrs. N. A. Fry last Saturday night supper and Mrs. C. D. Tyner, Sanford; dance of the current 1958-37 Sea­ and one uncle, James Tyner, ton will be held at the Mayfair Lakeland. Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr. official St^nn next Saturday night. Xnr 6 7 »ald Manager Frank Mebana Jr ed. Burial was in Upsaia Came In announcing the plans for the final dance of the winter social tery. leason here, Mebane said that the •vent would begin at 7 o'clock with • buffet being served. Dancing will start about 7:70, ha aald, with the champagne hour, to popular with Mayfair Inn guests, during the dancing period A meeting o f the Dusty Boots Dress for Saturday night’s supRiding Club will be held at the f dance will be informal. Me Sanford Farmers Auction Market ( nane said, and reservations may tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. be made by calling FAIrfax 2-7411. Also scheduled for tomorrow Manager Frank Mebane also night is an urgent meeting o f tha announced that the new 20-room annex recently completed wilt be Board of Directors which will be keM Immediately following the operated as a motel. The new ad­ dition to the Mayfair Inn facilities regular meeting. Officials of the local club are is completely air conditioned and guasta will be offered the privilege urging all members to be present e f the Mayfair Inn swimming pool, to discuss Important matters that will he brought before th« mem­ ONE OF THE AEK1AL DISPLAYS Bolf oourse and tennis courts. bership. Mellon Psrk during the Seainele County Navy Appreciation Day’* 0 k Red Cross Fund $1,000 Short O f Halfway M ark Top News In Brief IB Assn. Directors To Attend Session Crandall Appointed ^Manager Of NAS Branch Of Bank Community Chest Directors To Pick Permanent Name Funeral Services For J. D. Tyner Are Held Saturday THE BEGINNING OF A GREAT big Angel Feod cake for the bake •ale In be held Saturday in Banfied. It'a a part o f Seminole High Schocd Glee Club Day when boys and girle ef the Glee Club will be Saturday To Be Glee Club Day In Sanford It'a going to be Seminole High School Glee Club Day In Sanford next Saturday. The girls and boyi of the glee club will be doing chores to raise fotfs. to take them to the State Contests In Tampa later this month. * Many of the girls and a num­ ber of the boys will be wishing cars at Meric Warners Sjrvice Station with the proceeds from the polishing and washing tasks going into the "kitty," Other girls will be selling cakes, cookies and goodie* In another section of downtwn Sanford The cakes and cookies are being mads by the young ladies with both singing and cooking fame. The entire group, under the direction of Miss Olile Reese Whit­ tle, have made remarkable rec­ ords In the various contests about the state, and in order to show' their prowess at singing fund must be raised to take them to Tampa. Additional Local News On Page 10 washing earn and selling rakei for funds to take them to the SUto Contests hi lam p s later thlr month. (Left U right) Linda Yeaekle. Juanita Wynne and Shirley Morgan. (Staff Photo) Demos Retain Control Common Methods Of U. S. Senate A s Of Propagation Yarborough W ins Race Told By Speaker DALLAS, T e x ,. tli— The Dem­ jorlty would split 1U vote so ocrats retained control of the U. widelr that a Republican minority 8. Senate today on the hard-- would bo enough to Sleet Hutch­ fought victory o f liberal Ralph eson. Yarborough In a Ttxaa special Yarborough will fill iho 11 flection. months remaining on the term of Yarborough torpedoed hia Dem­ Prtca Daniel, who resigned from ocratic opposition and Republican the Senate to become governor of hopes in his first success in five Texas. trie* for high office. He previous­ ly had lost threo bids for the gov­ ernorship and one for state attor­ ney general. His election meant that the James Raymon Wood, 78. died Democrats will continue to hold a 49-47 edge In the U. S. Senate. at Seminoe Memorial Hospital at The Republican Party went all- 3:28 p.m. yesterday. Mr. Wood had been In 111 health out In an effort to get a GOP candidate elected end win a 48-48 for several months. He was born Nov. 21, 1880 In tie in the Senate. Nichols, Iowa and came In De­ 20 In Race nary In October of 1952 from Cleve­ With Vice President Richard land, 0. M. Nixon's tie-breaking vote, this He was a retired designing en­ would have given the Republicans gineer and inventor for the Harris control of the Senate. But Thad Seybold Printing Press Co. of Hutcheson of Houston, upon Cleveland, 0 . whom the Republicans had pinned Mr. Wood made his residence at their hope*, never was in the run­ fio Lake Drive, DeRary and wns ning. a member of the DeBary Chamber All told, there were 20 men in of Commerce, the DeBary Civic Socle'y of the race— 18 Democrats and two Association and tha Republicans. T h d Republicans, American Engineer!. He it iiirvlved by his widow, concentrating o« Hutche**on, had hoped that the Democratic ma Mrs. Mamlo E. Wood, DeBary; ona son, William Raymond Wood, Ak­ ron, 0 .; one granddaughter, Ann Wood, Akron; two listers. Mrs. Law McCulley. Alturas, Calif, and Mrs. Albert Plnneo, York. Nets Funeral services for Wood will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday. April 5. at Brisson Funeral Home with Dr. D. W. Strickland officiating. Burial will be In Youngstown, Ohio. J. R. Wood, 76, Succumbs Tuesday Plans Underway For Annual Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Mayfair's Last Saturday Supper Dance Apr. 6 Plan* are already underway for Iho Annual Jaycee Easter Egg hunt In Fort Mellon Park. This year, plans Inrlude the hiding of approximately 5.000 egg* In the municipal park where chil dren of Sanford and the surround Ing area under the age of 10 are invited to take part. Elm Eimbrell. is the chairman of the Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Committee. In addition lo Eimbrell, IS Jaycees have volunteered to help *n the event which this year will take place on Easter afternoon. Those assisting Eimbrell areBob Bratzel, Harry Cane!!, Herb Stenstrom, Jack Sewell, BUI Evans, Ralph Pczotd, Gerald Meltzer, David Thrasher, Rob Landreth, Gordon Frederick, Gar field Willetts. BUI Livingston, E. C. Harper, Jr. 3telvin Dekle, and Glenn Lyons. Riding Club Will Meet Tomorrow At Auction Market (Photo by Bergstrom) Pity III* U g s CHICAGO HR — Charles Adams has (alien victim to tha extra equipment on cars at the auto agency where he works. Adams rides to work on a bicycle equipped with a radio, three be!'*, rear view mirrors, speedometer, saddle bags, flags, fox tails, sunvisor, eanopy with green fringe and a 150-pound buggy attachmant. It Figures HERMOSA BEACH, Calif 01 — Police Chief Frank Harlow Fair becoming p. i tly cloudy parked hia car overtime in front Thursday, continued warm; low of tha police station Tuesday. Ho 80 to U . got a ticket. W eather committee to charge at the event. Sylvester A. Rote, Assistant Ornamental. Horticulturist, Uni­ versity of Florida Agricultural Extension Service, returned to Sanford for the second time last night to instruct the sixth class uf the Sanford Garden Club’* Landscape and Gardening School. Rose first apoka to the Sanford audience on Mar. 19 when hla subject was “ Maintenance of the Landscape Planting." Last night a capacity audience heard the agricultural specialist speak on “ Propagation of Orna­ mental Plant*." Tha speaker outlined the com­ mon method* of propagation; by iced, cutting*, layering, division, and crafting. He explained, In detail, the reasons for using the various methods of propagation. The use o f seeds, he said, may not pro­ duce the deaired variety end may be slow to obtain the specific plants wanted. In the ute of cut­ ting* the same variety o f plant is produced as Dm parent plant and a larger plant !s secured la a shorter length of time. In outlining the other methods nf procuration, Ro»e *ald that Hie use of layering produces tha sumo effect as in the use of cut­ tings. In the use o j division, only perennials end clumpy plants *r» af* feetr<| when the plant I* divid­ ed Into segments, Grafting la u »ej n great deal, he said, when changing the plant from one var­ iety to another. Ro«e then instructed hla aud­ ience In the procedure In the varlout i..ethod* of propagation and then divided the cuttings into classes. His fifth division of last night's instruction was to explain the method* used in common grafts of plants. The'seventh in the series nf the Landscape and Gardening School will bring James E Brogdon, Ex­ tension Entomologist who will instruct on tYt subject “ Common Insect Pest* of Ornamental Plants." Th« final class of the school will be held on Tuesday night, Apr. 18. � 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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M f W I tC p prw flufcw A A A w ft lfw idw *^ MR>tiTN, 1 ★ ★ ★ IT-65 »«• "t1?" #iIYHOUMO «Of ITATIOM T H W .M i SL—Th. FA ★ Missionary Crusaders To Present Program A t Local Church Apr. 5 THE - r v i GOT A SECRET* panel u d CMtoetsato ipow crid by i tba Da Bary Property Owner* Aaeeclattoa held at tbs D* Bary Manetoa Friday night. Seated (lafl to right) Howard Hhtrp, moderatari Wllllaai U Wltiame, Mias Elaia Jehnxton, Milford H. Leonard, | Weimer T o Present A. Lee A t Concert In Birmingham CAMELBCTtRY Joseph H. Weimar left yeaterday for Wr. m lnrham , where he will present pianist Allyaon La*, formerly of Sanford, in a eoneert befora the Birmingham Lions Club. Allyaon made many public appearancea In Central Florida be­ fore numerous aerrlee dub* and other organisations. The twslrs yaa> old pianist alto appeared on TV and many radio broodeaata. Weimar presented Allyaon in her first public concert at a Ladles' Night party ol the Casselberry Lions Club mors than two year* ago. Her artistry at the keyboard won Immediate pubHe acclaim, and the popularity of tha little pianist ean be credited to Weimer. When Allyaon'* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ls* moved from Sanford to Birmingham a few months ago, Weimer Immediately becn-t making arrangemanta with the Birmingham Lion* for her appearance there. The chairmen, William R. 8 wo pa, Vlca-Pre*. of Tha Slrlngfellow Lumber Co., ad­ vised him the club would be glad to allot a portion of 1U program for a variety concert When told by Weimer that Allyson could per­ form DO concert number* from memory, play her own arangementa of popula hit tunes and se­ veral original compositions, the chairman aald that tha Club would extend Allyson their full program time. Weimer, nationally known stamp dealer, will go from Birmingham to La Sella, III. to attend tha IIllni Precancel Club Spring Round­ up from April 3 to 7. G o^rnor Army Considering Establishing Army Reserve Unit Here B Y G R E Y H O U N D ANNIVERSARY SALE! NEVER-SINCE 1931 HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH FINE CARS AT SUCH HIGH VALUES SO GREAT IS THE DEMAND FOR THE ALL NEW 1957 FORD THAT WE GET BETTER TRADE-INS AND Mansion Audience R evea ls Secrets Over 200 members and guesta crowded the De Bary mansion Friday night for the local show­ ing of I Have a Secret, sponsor­ ed by the POA. Howard Sharp waa moderator and Introduced tha panal of "BUI Cullen" Wllllanms, "Faye Emerson" Johnston "KV-nry Morgan" Johnston and "Jayne Meadow*” Erick sen. Contestants' answers to point­ ed queriee filled the audience with glee for In a town where almost everyone knows everyone else, the progrant became a ta t­ tle of wits. Stately matrons were questioned about their "Past life" and dignified gentlemen were gased at with narrow eye* when they reacted with Innocence to Innuendoes . . and so the evening was spent In hilarity. Contestants wera Mrs. Wallace Gabler (whose secret was that she had appeared on radio); Mrs. David Runkel who had picnicked at Robin Hood's oak tree in Not­ tingham; Emil Lindenberg who had been a magician; Mrs. Sidney Swnllow who had been a cover girl for Barents' magaslne aa a featured young mother; Ullver Hassemcr who had divested him­ self of his pride and joy—had shaved off hi* mustache that very day anil finally Everett L. Swift who with hi* wife and child had built a sod hut when home­ steading in the middle West. After gay commercial* fur the POA, the glee club, dance club and Plantation Estate* woman's club, Mrs. James Genot Invited rvrryone Into the mansion pnrlnrs where a beautiful repast was served by Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Crosby, Mr. end Mrs. James (Continued from Pag* 1) ■tale allocation In the 1938 39 fis­ Barker, Mr. and Mr*. Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Emil cal year for "m erit’’ raises, to be Leonard Lindenberg. mntched dollar for dollar by the counties. The teacher pay raise program could give teachers with special ability the $1,100 Increase recomniundrd by the Florida Education Assn, for all teachersU n ir a t .Message Brigadier General Lyal C. MeIn the longest message ever He theny, commanding general of all Uvered to a Florida Legislature— 10 330 words—Collins urged a new Army activities in tha Slate of tl ite Constitution, a 17 milllon- Florida and Lieutenant Colonel dnllor atate fund for purchase of Peter M. Grain Jr., commanding lil'ihway right-of-way, 23 million officer of all Army reserve activi­ f r r school construction, abolition ties for Seminole, Volusia, Bre­ Of the State Milk Commission, a vard, Orange, take, Sumter, In­ -.tate university near Tampa, dian River and Osceola counties, aix new junior colleges, and a 10 have einrrssed their Interest In per cent Increase In maximum establishing sn Army reserve benefit* to the aged, blind, depen­ unit in 8anford. dent children and the permanent­ Leo Moore, telephone KA ly disabled. 2-1820. ha* been appointed chair­ He asked 10 million dollars for man of a committee to conduct prison building, a new institution a survey of the manpower poten­ for r.-tanlcd children, a South tial to determine what site unit Florida branch of the boys' Indus this City could support and also trial school. funds to plan a new the possible facilities that could Institution in Marlon County con­ be utilised a* a place of assent solidated white and Negro girls' My. A meeting will be held at Industrial schools, and a state pro­ City Hall. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, Anr. 18, and It I* requested that gram of slum clearance. all reserve officers and non-com­ Salea Tax Plan* Ills program for sales tax re­ missioned officers Interested In visions -calls specially for im forming a cadre for the unit he posing the flat 3 per cent rate un present at this meeting. all clothing, now exempt up to $10 Personnel who ere Interested In alcoholic beverages which are this program may contact W. E. not now subject to the sales tax, Knowles by telephone FA 2-0811 and Items that would be taxed hut or writing to the following ad­ are exempt If purchased for farm dress: City Manager, City Hall, and Institutional purposes, etc Sanford, and also by telephoning He recommended a flat one per Col. W. A. Wasson. FA 2-4535 cent sales tax on all Industrial and K. C. Harper, FA 2-1582. machinery and business equip­ g e t o u t t iik s w a t t e r ment, now taxable at 3 per cent up to $10,000, and a $ per cent ELIZABETH. N. J. Future rate on automobile, not now cov­ venerations may have no means ered. The tax on auto salea would to get rid uf files other than be earmarked for purchase of swatting them. Dr. Ralph Ehighway right-of-way. Heal, executive secretary of the National Pest Control Assn., says LaFayette * u granted a town­ insect* are developing immunities ship of land Immediately adjoin­ ing Tallahassee, Florida as a gift to certain insecticides and It la from a grateful United States in only a question of time before 1123. they M he uaauin* to all of them, C O The Missionary Crusaders from the pioneer missionary society Nyaek Missionary College, Nyack, known as The Christian end Mis­ sionary Alliance. N. Y., will present a World Mis­ sions program at Tha Christian and Missionary AllLanee Church, Apr. 3, at 7:45 pm . Under tha leadership of Miss Mildred Stanhope, former mission­ ary to South America and now professor of Missions at Nyack Missionary College, the Crusader* will present a unique program of music, dialogues, and missionary challenges. Betides singing In for­ eign languages, they will be dress­ ed in colorful native costumes. ««d Mr*. R*tk Kriekees. (Standing) Ollvir Haaaairr, Mr*. D*tU Professor Stanhope will have Roekel. Mr*. Wallace Gatder, Mr*. Sidney Swaltow, EaiU Linden- with her the following atudents re­ bars. E. L. Hwlft, aad Mr*. Jemee Gaaoy, POA Program Chairmen, presenting different countries and _____ ____ _____ (Photo by Barg»traai) continents: Franklin Ballard, Lo­ well Bowman, and Marilyn Olsen representing different tribes of Engineer Claim s Freneh West Africa; Thelmari* Roffe, pianist, and Edward Roffe, Contract With City and Gall Whipple, Laos, IndoChlna; Georg* Fune, Viet Nam, For Terminal Study Indo-Chlna; Carolyn Van Kuren, Esther Kamphaosen, W. Austin Smith, a member of (Slam); the engineering firm of Smith China; and Betty Rae Evans, In­ and Gillespie ettemptd to revive strumentalist, representing India. Miss Stanhope will represent Peru ■ report on a proposed Docks and South America- Mlsa Jeanne Sweat Terminals project propoeed in will bo aoh*!.n fog the group. Moet MARCH » of these students ware either born 1047. Admissions Smith contended that the city or reared In the countries they re­ Dorothy Sumter (Sanford) present and are looking forward Denise Cash (Sanford) signed s contract with hla firm to returning to the mission field Marian Herring (Sanford) In 1047 on the completion of tha as missionaries. Ernest Sapp (Oviedo) study that would require the city This interesting group present­ Discharges to nee the servleee of hla firm ing their nnlqua program are tra ­ Helen Merlch (Sanford) when a Docks end Terminal* pro­ veling this year in a special tour Jenny Brock (Sanford) commemorating tb* 73th Anniver­ Mary Smith and taby girl ject la built. sary of Nyack Missionary College (Sanford) City Attorney William C. Hut­ which la the oldest Bible College Jeasle Perdue (Oviedo) chison, however, said that the in North America. A faculty of 33 Henrietta Addison (Seville) statue of limitations has been ex­ members la - engaged In the task Primmt Brown (Sanford) ceeded end there la no legal con­ of training 550 young people each Ellis Stroud (De Bary) year for church leadership. More Della Ma* Ferguson (Sanford) tract with the city other then far than 10,000 of Its alumni are serv­ Jnm-s R. Wood (De Bary) the original plan* and travel ex­ ing some 33 Protestant denomin­ MARCH 10 pense Involved In the study. "Le­ ations In over 42 countries of the Admissions gally, It Is not binding,” he said. world Nyack Missionary College .toward Hemenwsy la the Eastern regional school of Mayor Gatchel made it plain (.Springfield, Vt.) Patrick Kay Schmidt (Sanford) a t last night’s session that the Victor Perrltt* (Winter Garden) city has no committment with an Blrtha (Caathsri Fro** Pag* 1) Baby Girl Ferguson (Sanford) engineer for the study or feasi­ Baby Girl Hamlon (Sanford) bility of the Docks and Terminal* league of Independent lister na­ tions which did not become e project. Itahy Boy Schmidt (Sanford) Commissioner Earl Higginbo­ realty until 1890 and of the pre­ Discharge* tham urged the commissioners to sent situation based on Peace, John Millsaps (Sanford) "pick out on* project and work Friendship and Commerce. Bert DuBol* (Sanford) Emilio Lebolo of Barranqullla, Nora Davla and baby (Titusville) on It. W* can’t take care of two Patrick Henry Kelly (Sanford) projects at one meeting," he said. Colombia spoke of the aetivltiee a t Rollins and of the program Betty McCraeken and taby girl which will he in effect next week (Sanford) at the College. Emma Mathews (Sanford) The third speaker, Manuel de Diana Watson ami baby (Sanford) Uressti of Blarritx, Franc* told S7A 1956 Ford Tudor V-8 engine Tutone, Fordomatic Air of the French and Spanish Influ­ Conditioned ence upon th« development of the South and Central American A group of sun-tanned young 51A 1956 Ford Tudor V-8 engine tutone Fordomatic stars, guesta with their psrents countrle*. T6-79A 1956 Tudor Ford tutone, Radio. Std. Tran8. at the New York Giants' MayA guest a t the meeting, Lee fair Inn, visited the plant of The Moore, was given the courtesy C7-85A 1956 Ford Fordor 6 cyl. tutone. Radio, Heater "We will hfiln construction of Sanford Herald this morning and of the floor by President Charles expressed their delight In seeing L. Persons to announce plans for C7-117A 1956 Chevrolet 210 Fordor tutone, Powerglide trans. over five mile* of street* and the organisation of * reserve road* nest weV In Sunland how a paper was put together C7-67A 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane Gub Sedan Radio, Heater, Conducted on the tour of the .unit In Sanford and asked for as­ Kltabse,” J, BrnlleyOdham told tutone the Board of Seminole County business office, composing room, sistance of th* Rotariana in fur­ Comml*»loner» this morning a* a ad alley, slerotyplng d*p*rtment thering the plana of the propos­ C7-71A 1956 Chevrolet Tudor new pl*t» to the 20(1 acre sub- and press room hy Charlie Mor ed unit Announcement wee made rlson, member of the advertising of the District Assembly or Ro­ division wrre presented this T6-91A 1956 Ford Tudor. 0 cyl. overdrive, Radio staff, were Hobby Dotgin, Helene tary to be held In Clearwater on morning for approval. Hollander, Susan Itanlder, Ronnie Apr. 14 and IS. C7-61A 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane Club Sedan Fordomatic, The nepr subdivision will be loClub tinging was led hy Char­ Radio, Heater ralrd Just off Highway 17-02 *- .Sokol, Gail Sokm, IJnda Provua, hnut three mile* south of Han­ Alison tauter, Susan Spero, Ron­ lie Morrison and Harry Kudelt nie North, Daniel Dolgln and their C7-126-A 1955 Buick Super Hardtop Full Power and th* Invoeatlon was by Georg* ford, he said, and will contain chaperones, Evelyn Worden and Touhy. approximately 410 lota. Jim King. • C7-29B 195-1 Ford V-8 Fordomatic The Oilham and Tudor, Inc. In showing the group how the suImIIvtalon will have three enC7-47-A 195-1 Ford 6—cyl. Business Coupe Radio, Heater composing room crew repd the trancea or access roads from type backwards, Morrison was The Seminole County Minist­ C7-123A 1954 Ford 6-cyl. Fordor heater Highway 17 92 and on* from the reading yesterday’s headlines erial Association will hold Us Old Orlando Highway. when little Rnnnle North asked, regular monthly meeting, Apr. 4 C7-95A 1954 Ford Fordor V8 Fordomatic, Radio, Heater Home* to be constructed In the "What's today's headllnesT"- So at 10 p. m. at the Seminole area will be in the $10 to $15 the children gathered around the County School Administration C7-66A 1954 Ford Tudor V-8 Overdrive, Heater thousand class and are being United Press teletype for a view building on Commercial Av*. C7-46-A 1953 Mercury Fordor built, he said, to attract re­ of the up-to-the-minute news and tirement families. features as the printer dis­ C7-4 1953 Ford Fordor V8 Plata were approved by the gorged the long atrip of paper. Hoard of .Seminole County Com­ Each child was presented with C7-108A 1953 Studebakcr Fordor V8 Autom. Trans, Radio, missioners this morning. a metal slug of his or her name C7-114B 1953 Ford Ranch Wagon V8 Overdrive, Heater and had a time trying to read the backward printed type. After say­ C7-7A 1952 Buick Tudor Hardtop Dynaflo, Radio Heater ing thank you to their host, V y visited the Sanford Zoo. T6-62B 1952 Studebaker Hardtop Overdrive, Radio Hospital Notes Speakers Builder To Start New Subdivision, Sunland Estates YOU GET A BETTER BUY LOOK THESE OVER Young Mayfair Guests Tour Herald Plant Ministers To Meet ‘Talent Night’ Set Thursday At O H S Ry MRS. MARIAN JONES OVIEDO— If you have any plan* for Thursday, Apr. 4, just (Continued frem Page I) discard them and plan to come Board of Commissioner* proposed to the Oviedo High School aud­ that th* club agree to collect a itorium that night. you|ioc .....—• .....We -- assure ,...... # — 10c siaaium stadium i*x. tax, payini* payable eacn each that you will not be-disappoint- n|ahti on aJmlMlone over 30c en. and a 3c tax on all admissions Thu junior sponsored "Talent under 30c. Night", scheduled for that night "I'd love to see baseball out at at 8 p. m. at OHS, promises an the Memorial Stadium," Mayor evening of enjoyment. The locally Gatchel remarked. well known George Means, will The group accepted th* city’s emcee. proposal and said "We'll now start The talent presented will be a trying to tie all the other loose good cross section of the entire ends together. This la the first school. Th* elementary grades thing w* have accomplished." will be represented by folk dances and a humorous skit. HE'S NO SINNKK Group and solo acts by high NEW YORK «»— The Appel­ school students, will be featured. Johnny Selph a guest performer late Division of state Supreme and an OII3 graduate with tha Court ruled Monday that Darwin class of '58, will be the highlight Dean, 38, dll not violate th* Sab­ of the program. Don't forget to bath law when he painted hla come inioitac-to-kw'a bouse «a Sunday. Chances 1995.00 1695.00 1695.00 1545.00 1795.00 1595.00 1895.00 1795.00 1595.00 O95.00 1195.00 1095.00 1295.00 1195.00 1595.00 1545.00 2295.00 2195.00-^ 1195.00 1095.00 815.00 745.00 1095.00 995.00 1195.00 1095.00 1095.00 995.00 1095.00' 895.00 695.00 795.00 495.00 1095.00 995.00 895.00 715.00 595.00 595.00 395.00 1952 Ford Ranch Wagon 795.00 695.00 C7-75A 1952 TVird Tudor V8 Radio, Heater, Overdrive 695.00 595.00 V 595.00 495.00 STRICKLAND - M O IS O N Inc. FORD DEALER SINCE 1931 ACCOUNTS OF 1100 OR MORE CONTACT ONE OF OUR SALESMEN TODAY Phone FA 2-1481 *S A N Atlantic 1195.00 SALE PRICE 1995.00 WAS RC-7-5 C7-119A 1951 Chevrolet Fordor Radio, Heater INTEREST ON RAVING ANNIVERSARY Bank. Joe Douglas Mr*. Rosa Boyle Jack Benton Cliff Patch •Jim U o m Ray Winfrec, Used Car Manager •Can be contacted during the day at Wades Suprex Market David Smith, Salea Mgr. �^ ) V »^v••; . -* « -r •*■**•^ ♦•^•v 'r ■ * “ i A' "» r,-tf-*7~ =c.\4- • , • *- *• - V* - -4 ‘ V7 . srv.J . ■.. ;, - T -\ * j -y ' * ’ ' fi ^ i - r-w Shop and Save h Sanford It Too Rtrtld b Nti Dclirtrtd By I P. M. (b ll FA 2*2111 Before 7 p-» F op Dtbrory SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL S, 1957 E i t l k U W ISM NO. 231 U a lM Tax Increase Over-All Approval Heard ^ WINNER OP THE NEW FORD given away SalU\*ay night i t the Seminole Comity Navy Apprecia­ tion Dae Ed B ra t (right), eha i man of the Jayeee committee Tor tha automobile award, la ihowa handing over the key. to the new ta r to Martin Taylor. 139 Prim Price. Orlando. (Staff Photo) Red Cross Fund $1,000 Short O f Halfway Mark ERWIN P. CRANDALL . (Photo by Bergatrom) ★ ★ ★ Crandall Appointed ^Manager Of NAS Branch Of Bank “The one thing that haa im­ pressed me moat about Sanford Is the cooperative spirit of tha N ary people and local citizens." aald Merwin P. Crandall, newly appoint­ ed manager of the Florida State Bank*a baby facility, the Naval Air aJUatlon branch. ^ “ It seem i to me a t If the com* » unity haa accepted the Navy aa good eiUzenj and the Navy la try­ ing to live up to i t ” aatd Cran­ dall. The announcement of Crandati’a appointment as tha new manager , for the Naval Air Station Branch ef the Florida State Bank was made yeaUrday by T. E. “ Gene" Tucker, president I Crandall came to Sanford from Xau Gallia whare he was associat­ ed with the Flrat National Bank. F-lor to that time he was connect­ ed with the Marlon County Bank in Marion, Ohio. “The foundation lor the new bank facility at the Sanford Naval Air Station was poured yesterday," aald Crandall, “ and we expect to have the bank underway is aoout (Continued On Page 10) Mayfair's Last Saturday Supper Dance Apr. 6 last Saturday night supper dance of the current 1958-37 Sea­ ton will be held at the Mayfair St^nn next Saturday night. Xnr 6 7 »ald Manager Frank Mebana J r In announcing the plans for the final dance of the winter social leason here, Mebane said that the •vent would begin at 7 o'clock with • buffet being served. Dancing will start about 7:70, ha aald, with the champagne hour, to popular with Mayfair Inn guests, during the dancing period Dress for Saturday night’s supf dance will be informal. Me ( nane said, and reservations may be made by calling FAIrfax 2-7411. Manager Frank Mebane also announced that the new 20-room annex recently completed wilt be operated as a motel. The new ad­ dition to the Mayfair Inn facilities is completely air conditioned and guasta will be offered the privilege ef the Mayfair Inn swimming pool, Bolf oourse and tennis courts. 0 Campaign receipts In the cur rent Red Cross Campaign for funds in Seminole County, after five wetks, have not reached the half­ way mark. A spokesman for the Seminoie County Chapter reported Ihls morning that the fund total to dae haa reached a point Just above tha $4,000 figure. He said "The actual total Is $4,000.98.” Other engagements and sickness hare retarded the work of what was termed "excellent leader*" in at least four of tha districts of the Seminole County area. A general meeting of all con­ cerned. said the Chapter spokes­ man this morning, “ has been call­ ed for 3 p.m. Friday afternoon at the Red Cross Chapter rooms." Lait week, following the pra­ g m a meeting on Friday after­ noon, an announcement was made that the campaign, would eordlnuy untillhk local quota of H0,9U%as reached. In addition to the meeting to be held In the Chapter Rooms of the local American Red Cross. Prin­ cipal- Roy Allen of Crooms Aca­ demy has asked that all Negro workers supporting tha Red Cross fund campaign assemble at 4 p.m at Crooms Academy Friday after noon for an organisational meet lng. Floyd Palmer and County Chair­ man Frank Evans, local civic leadars, will address the group Principal Allen has accepted the responsibility of the Red Cross Fund Campaign in the Negro com munitles of Sanford and Seminole County replacing the late Profeasor J. N, Crooms. Professor Crooms, before bis recent delta, had conducted the annual cam paign and canvass In the Colored communities for many years Funeral Services For J. D. Tyner Are Held Saturday Top News In Brief LONDON IW — Socialist law makers challenged Prime Mlnia ter Harold Macmillan today to say whether Britain haa Invented a "silent" H-bomb which can be ex­ ploded without detection. There have been many hinta It has. By UNITED PRESS STAFF CORRESPONDENT Israel today reportei new outb. aks of Arab commando terrorlam and sakl Israeli and Syrian soldiers exchanged gunfire for 20 minutes last night in northern Israel. WASHINGTON (tr — Congress was told today that bankruptcies have surged to a new peak* this year that will surpass the record high set in the depression year of 1932. A Democratic congressman called the situation "alarming.' Community Chest Directors To Pick Permanent Name The newly elected Board of Director* of the Community Cheit win meet tomorrow night at the Sanford City Hall for the purpose of selecting a permanent name for the organization. A!*o on the agenda of the meefing which Is scheduled for 8 o'clock will be the election of of­ ficers for a one year term. Willis Peacock. Jr. temporary chzirmsn of the organization, urged all of the members of the Board of Directors to be pres­ ent. TALLAHASSEE IB— Florida legislator* were to consider rail­ ing their own expense allowance today before taking up Gov. LaRoy Collins' axpeniive and gen­ erally well-accepted program. The Hoom met at 10 a. m. this morning to adopt rules for the 1937 session and set expense al­ lowance! for members. In 1955. membefa received $15 a day but there was talk of hiking the al­ lowance to $20 or more thli ses­ sion. The representative! alto were to elect Tom Beasley of Walton County speaker-designate for thc 1969 sesilon and choofce between Reps. Elbert Stewart, Hendry, and Jamas N. Bsck, Putnam, for speaker protem In I960. Beasley is unopposed. The upper chamber was to meet at 11 a. m. to adopt rules aad discuss expense! for member* and attaches. This afternoon, the appropria­ tions committees of both houses met to tackle the big general THE BEGINNING OF A GREAT big Angel Feod cake for the bake appropriations bill. The House In­ •ale In be held Saturday in Banfied. It'a a part of Seminole High surance and Water Resources Schocd Glee Club Day when boys and girle ef the Glee Club will be (Coatlaued ea Page 1$) IB Assn. Directors To Attend Session Spedalsts In the tuberculosis control program from Washington. D.C., New York. Georgia and Flor­ ida will apeak at Tuberculosis and Health Association's annual meet­ ing Apr. >8 at the San Juan ItiHel, Orlando. Members of the Board of Direc­ tors of the Seminole County TB Health Association planning to at­ tend are: Mr. and Mrs. B. S Rowan; Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Mrs. B. F. McWhorter, Mrs. Joe Azzarello, Mr*. C. A. Milton. Mrs J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. Vincent Butler, Mrs. J. W. Yarborough, George Dabbs, Robert E. Earns and Mrs. Lorraine Graham, Executive Se­ cretary. The TB office will be closed Apr. 4 6 during which time Mrs. Graham will be attending the meeting. The two-day meeting will In­ clude general apd community ac­ tion sessions as well as scientific sessions sponsored by the Florida Trudeau Society, medical section of FTHA. Speakers at tha opening general session Friday morning, Apr 5, will be Dr. Martin M. Cummings director. Research Service, Vete­ rans Administration, Washington, D C.; Dr. Lorant F orm clinical director, Florida Alcoholic renabilltatlon Program, Avon Park; (Continued on Page 10) Funeral services for James Da vid Tyner, 50. were held Saturday afternoon, March 30 at 2:30 p. m at Brlasnn Funeral Home. Mr. Tyner died Friday morning at 10:25 a. m. at the home of his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Country Club Road, following a abort Illness. He had lived here all of hit life. He was born Sept. 28, 1897 Mr Tyner is survived by his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs T. O. Tyner; five sisters. Mra. Fred J. Krell, Auburndate, Mrs Jordan Sheppard, Lake Placid Mrs. R. G. Martin. Sanford. Mra Werner Ansorge. Daylona Beach, and Mrs. 11. H. Schwalbe, Miami; one brother, Elmer J. Tyner, San ford; two aunts, Mrs. N. A. Fry and Mrs. C. D. Tyner, Sanford; and one uncle, James Tyner, Lakeland. Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr. official ed. Burial was in Upsaia Came tery. Saturday To Be Glee Club Day In Sanford It'a going to be Seminole High School Glee Club Day In Sanford next Saturday. The girls and boyi of the glee club will be doing chores to raise fotfs. to take them to the State Contests In Tampa later this month. * Many of the girls and a num­ ber of the boys will be wishing cars at Meric Warners Sjrvice Station with the proceeds from the polishing and washing tasks going into the "kitty," Other girls will be selling cakes, cookies and goodie* In another section of downtwn Sanford The cakes and cookies are being mads by the young ladies with both singing and cooking fame. The entire group, under the direction of Miss Olile Reese Whit­ tle, have made remarkable rec­ ords In the various contests about the state, and in order to show' their prowess at singing fund must be raised to take them to Tampa. Additional Local News O n Page 10 washing earn and selling rakei for funds to take them to the SUto Contests hi lam p s later thlr month. (Left U right) Linda Yeaekle. Juanita Wynne and Shirley Morgan. (Staff Photo) Demos Retain Control Common Methods Of U. S. Senate A s Of Propagation Yarborough W ins Race Told By Speaker DALLAS, T ex,. tli— The Dem­ jorlty would split 1U vote so ocrats retained control of the U. widelr that a Republican minority 8. Senate today on the hard-- would bo enough to Sleet Hutch­ fought victory of liberal Ralph eson. Yarborough In a Ttxaa special Yarborough will fill iho 11 flection. months remaining on the term of Yarborough torpedoed hia Dem­ Prtca Daniel, who resigned from ocratic opposition and Republican the Senate to become governor of hopes in his first success in five Texas. trie* for high office. He previous­ ly had lost threo bids for the gov­ ernorship and one for state attor­ ney general. His election meant that the Democrats will continue to hold James Raymon Wood, 78. died a 49-47 edge In the U. S. Senate. at Seminoe Memorial Hospital at The Republican Party went all- 3:28 p.m. yesterday. Mr. Wood had been In 111 health out In an effort to get a GOP candidate elected end win a 48-48 for several months. He was born Nov. 21, 1880 In tie in the Senate. Nichols, Iowa and came In De­ 20 In Race nary In October of 1952 from Cleve­ With Vice President Richard land, 0. M. Nixon's tie-breaking vote, this He was a retired designing en­ would have given the Republicans gineer and inventor for the Harris control of the Senate. But Thad Seybold Printing Press Co. of Hutcheson of Houston, upon Cleveland, 0. whom the Republicans had pinned Mr. Wood made his residence at their hope*, never was in the run­ fio Lake Drive, DeRary and wns ning. a member of the DeBary Chamber All told, there were 20 men in of Commerce, the DeBary Civic Socle'y of the race—18 Democrats and two Association and tha Republicans. T h d Republicans, American Engineer!. concentrating o« Hutche**on, had He it iiirvlved by his widow, hoped that the Democratic ma Mrs. Mamlo E. Wood, DeBary; ona son, William Raymond Wood, Ak­ ron, 0.; one granddaughter, Ann Wood, Akron; two listers. Mrs. Law McCulley. Alturas, Calif, and Mrs. Albert Plnneo, York. Nets Funeral services for Wood will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday. April 5. at Brisson Funeral Home with Dr. D. W. Strickland officiating. Burial will be In Youngstown, Ohio. J. R. Wood, 76, Succumbs Tuesday Plans Underway For Annual Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Plan* are already underway for Iho Annual Jaycee Easter Egg hunt In Fort Mellon Park. This year, plans Inrlude the hiding of approximately 5.000 egg* In the municipal park where chil dren of Sanford and the surround Ing area under the age of 10 are invited to take part. Elm Eimbrell. is the chairman of the Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Committee. In addition lo Eimbrell, IS Jaycees have volunteered to help *n the event which this year will take place on Easter afternoon. Those assisting Eimbrell areBob Bratzel, Harry Cane!!, Herb Stenstrom, Jack Sewell, BUI Evans, Ralph Pczotd, Gerald Meltzer, David Thrasher, Rob Landreth, Gordon Frederick, Gar field Willetts. BUI Livingston, E. C. Harper, Jr. 3telvin Dekle, and Glenn Lyons. Riding Club Will Meet Tomorrow At Auction Market A meeting of the Dusty Boots Riding Club will be held at the Sanford Farmers Auction Market tomorrow evening a t 8 o’clock. Also scheduled for tomorrow night is an urgent meeting of tha Board of Directors which will be keM Immediately following the regular meeting. Officials of the local club are urging all members to be present to discuss Important matters that will he brought before th« mem­ ONE OF THE AEK1AL DISPLAYS bership. Mellon Psrk during the Seainele County Navy Appreciation Day’* k (Photo by Bergstrom) Pity III* U g s CHICAGO HR — Charles Adams has (alien victim to tha extra equipment on cars at the auto agency where he works. Adams rides to work on a bicycle equipped with a radio, three be!'*, rear view mirrors, speedometer, saddle bags, flags, fox tails, sunvisor, eanopy with green fringe and a 150-pound buggy attachmant. It Figures HERMOSA BEACH, Calif 01 —Police Chief Frank Harlow Fair becoming p .itly cloudy parked hia car overtime in front Thursday, continued warm; low of tha police station Tuesday. Ho 80 to U . got a ticket. Weather committee to charge at the event. Sylvester A. Rote, Assistant Ornam ental. Horticulturist, Uni­ versity of Florida Agricultural Extension Service, returned to Sanford for the second time last night to instruct the sixth class uf the Sanford Garden Club’* Landscape and Gardening School. Rose first apoka to the Sanford audience on Mar. 19 when hla subject was “Maintenance of the Landscape Planting." Last night a capacity audience heard the agricultural specialist speak on “ Propagation of Orna­ mental Plant*." Tha speaker outlined the com­ mon method* of propagation; by iced, cutting*, layering, division, and crafting. He explained, In detail, the reasons for using the various methods of propagation. The use of seeds, he said, may not pro­ duce the deaired variety end may be slow to obtain the specific plants wanted. In the ute of cut­ ting* the same variety of plant is produced as Dm parent plant and a larger plant !s secured la a shorter length of time. In outlining the other methods nf procuration, Ro»e *ald that Hie use of layering produces tha sumo effect as in the use of cut­ tings. In the use oj division, only perennials end clumpy plants *r» af* feetr<| when the plant I* divid­ ed Into segments, Grafting la u»ej n great deal, he said, when changing the plant from one var­ iety to another. Ro«e then instructed hla aud­ ience In the procedure In the varlout i..ethod* of propagation and then divided the cuttings into classes. His fifth division of last night's instruction was to explain the method* used in common grafts of plants. The'seventh in the series nf the Landscape and Gardening School will bring James E Brogdon, Ex­ tension Entomologist who will instruct on tYt subject “Common Insect Pest* of Ornamental Plants." Th« final class of the school will be held on Tuesday night, Apr. 18. �•- B LO N D E U ED D A N C IN G .b v KELLEY R O O S CHAFTER « TURNED back to the rout 1 door of the cold erau r flat Thou, hastily. I crouch«d down bound • chimney. I tnod deeperstaly to think of whet 1 would •ay to WendeU Kipp- He m ■tanding juat inalda iho door, peering out onto the root. Ho waa just standing than: ha hadn't omo me. Ha wma afraid to coma out on the roof and. perhaps. face the Waltier. Than ha backed •way and disappeared. I waited • moment before I want to Um head of the ataira I could hoar him hurrying down Utan to tha atreet t atartad quietly after him. Whan I aaw him again he waa acroaa tha atreet. leaking up at tha roof. Ha waa • man in an advanced elate cf acuta Indecision. Than, abruptly, ha darted down Third *.. I identification had bean so violent that ha couldn't believe it waa juat ha who had ceueed U. t triad to cover my eaafuatoh. *011. my God." I taid again, but not quit* so hyitencelly, “you're not tha Ralph Tolley I've been hearing to much about T* Now Ralph Tolley waa pleased. “Heard *o much about T Who “bind out!" he exclaimed. -Find out whet?” I Inquired, this time adding a quizsieal smile. Mo gmaod and told ms juat what rI wanted wanted to hear. “X don't think Misa Webb or anyone knows I'm hers. 1 cams right to the studio hers. I thought I was tats." "Oh. Wall, than, 1 guess you didn't get Misa Webbs--------,t your hotel. hotel, I ------At "Message?" "Tea. aha "Tea, ihe 1left a maaoago for you that A n it a . , . Anita wouldn't bo ban today. Xa u you wealed to postpone your Isa* Lika a little angel., Ralph said, "Oh, 1 haven't bean to m> hotel. I checked my luggage• at uw etaUon and cams right ban." Isn’t this exciting I” I •Tm tha only one la pncUaaUy tha whole wide world who knows yoa’n Seek In town! "Why, 1 guess you an at that. But 1 don't aao what'a exciting about It" • Well, thrilling than. Did you have a nice trip? Bualnaao or pleasure!” “Where." “Where what?” I just Inquired. “Where 1 ripest ta make my strike. Down at Uw hotel they're always trying to And out where ‘ go. but oh. ao. L won't UU them.” “So nobody know# but you and your Geiger counter. Jo It nice of you to keep all that uranium to yourself? Or haven't you found any yet?" “Oh. no, you-don'tl” t afeaost asked eh. no. 1 don't know what and started that rou­ tine again, but 1 checked myself. 1 didn’t want to wasta nay more had to'tuck this miner away out of sight until Btsva bad had tuns ta p n n m hadn't murdsrod Anita rtm U . Usfortuaauly. that wasn’t tor vtry Hag. It was, la fast, just flfty*avt aUautas uaui four o’clock when BoUlag had id tha moating which would prove Btsva was tha Waltasr. But U Bailing, or annas alas, gat ssaM oui with Ralph TaUsy, that meeting would not ha asosssary. atsvs wouldn’t avow b an Ids ifty.avo mlautee. "But m toll you this much.” Ralph waa saying. "X waa got* Uag real slass uia trip. But X had ta h ap Xwaa t—Tag dnw» with tha sniffles.” "The saUDao, , eh, Tm sorry.” "Don't bo unset. It wss a (also alarm. I wouldn't sxpoct you to with ms U X had Uw "Doa’t ha silly." Xwould havsdsassd with Ralph ToUsy U bo had had U s cholera. It had auddsaly become very iwooasary for me U dance with him. X had just rtmsmbsrad a dirty UtUs trick of Anita’s that X could two to spirit Balph away. X wont to the musto controls. "What shall wa begin with?" X “A combination of both.” "How fortunate you art that you can manage that combtna Uon!” I said heartily. "What bualnus era you in?” "Wall, etncUy speaking, I'm retired. But I do a Mt o f proa* peeling." "Well, my walla la weak.” "Lot’s strengthen that waits of yours.” What my pupil's wallalag lack* sd In tsohalqus wee mods up for In exuberance. If he brandished hie Geiger counter with half ao much enthusiasm, ba was a cinch to bo a millionaire by Christmas. It wasn't until Uw t h ir d tune around the otudlo that I caught up to him, got close enough to him to double*croM him. I put my toft foot under hi* right oae. . . . "Prospecting ?” "For uranium.” "Oh, of course. Then you’ve •«Yf| # t • “Splendid!" ha said. ‘‘My name been In the wilds of Canada all Ralph Tolley isn’t tripping week!" Is Ralph Tolley.” "Oh, no, you don’t I" tha Uttto tha Ught faataattc anymore. I said, “Oh, my Oodl” Read where be'* tripped to to* Mr. Ralph Tolley turned hi* man shouted. marrow, la Chapter I t "Don't what?” I Inquired. head and looked over his ahoul- From Ui* Dodd, Mud h Co. novel. Copyrlsbt O 111) by WllUtm **d Audrey Keller Rooe. O UM by Kelley Roee. ^ ^Si'eTy ’ i f ' <3 & X iu • *vJ| ’***- \ - v* -•*■> >■ . N \ **' r v -^ > n v tm << •Bright rainy day*? 1 h , there are <urh ih lag,. Al lr * ,| rnmparollvaly ■peaking, b ecam e euma ere m uek liglilrr then mhere and offer good piclure-laklng opporlunlllce. April Showar* Con Bring Now Picture-Taking Pun Do you remember Ihe old child* hood rhyme, "Rain, rain, go away —Coma around another day"? W all, a lot of folks wc know itill faal that way whan a sudden shower dampens their plana for a picture-taking session. As soon as they see a few rainclouds gather* ing In the sky, away go their cameras and all thoughts of snap, shooting. Now, wa think they’xa missing out on some very good pictures— and so will you if you hesitate to do a little shooting in tho rain for fear of poor resulto. Naturally, it's important to keep your camera dry. Raindrops spattering on tha lens will Interfere with its vision as much as they do with yours whan they land on your glasses ar in your ayes. So. first of all. look around for a sheltered spot from which to.do your snapshoot­ ing—a doorw ay or a window will ir be about as good a choice as any. Then, too, choose a fairly bright rainy day—the land you're more apt to have In springtime than in tha fall of tha yaar. Ordinary snapshot film will actually giva you good rainy-day shots. But it you want to ba extra-sure of lha results, load your camera with some of tha new fast film—and tha weather can ba as April-Fool* ish aa It pleases. Rain and mist produce Interest* ing “mood" pictures from even rather ordinary street scenes. There seems lo ba an atmospheric appeal crested by tha reflections caught in puddles—tha rhythmic pattern of muihroomllka umbrel­ las—the gleam of pavements. The pictures you shoot in the rain won't coma out in sharp­ ly contrasting black-and-white. They'll tend to ba of grayish tone • —more or less matching tha day. —John Van Guilder -fa" University of North Uakt U U S. churches, *y.ug>>n:i’j and v h'rlj cel*brat its 7J*h blrtfc.'gy mples have proper:/ and endow. th '- year, wa* c.ubllalied l.y the | ttnti rf an estimated valus of I Ctd cte Territoo* ivgisUtuie. I$:-\:oo,ooo.ooo. I i — nr: J- • v n ttr n n i n n rtr SMSStnNERR a t 'i u c *r M*r*h- * countT COM- cccntt t y O f . H*rndnn CUrk FICTtTIOVb WANE NOTICE ta HEREBY OIVEN that I am *n(ag*d In bualnata *> Route Nn ;. Maitland. Florida undar th* fktltloua nama Amarlcan Bulldtr* com pany, and that I Inland to rtal* • tar **ld nama with th* Clark ot • b* Circuit Court lam ln ol* County. Florida, la atcordaac* with th* nroytatona nf tha Ftetltlnu* Nam* ■tatuta. to .w lt:—Saotloa ISS.Ob F t*, ild* Rlatut** 1111. (*» a i atoit* . F U lnttf'. dacaaieS. Ptetotuf. FANNIE MAltaii. UtUMSli. -yp. TO, ^ . T T S u l f l . l ' I K t . o B. MARSH and a . J, h*r hutband. WIN NIH widow. UKNUA CltUfJM A r 0 U*^?A * *M£? ,V « T NOTIFIED R K V . . . ' : ; , i l l l e 'M E E S i LEE *nd DENNIS L EE h .r hu*band. »» iota h*lrt of A. IL CKOOM. d—»a**d. bemlaato C e in tT . . «»dfr, Cheneery D lhodanla. JFL It K ill, nf IW 'i nf NtV U. BrcII, Township II South. Plaintiff, -v*. ETIIKL H U lt- i e }oo, ’w A » s < W ‘ s V o X l , In fit* veur * » • • • » Vftth th* CHrk OF SUIT S js u of Florida To: Don* Croom N « " » » » y aad-A daa H attew ay. h«r huiband. who** r**ld*nr* I* p*m> broko. Oaorala: Oavl* Croom La* *ad D*nnla La*, hay huahand. whoa* r**ld#nc* la Hlaaavllt*. Oaorala Tun and aarh of you art haraby notlflad that th*r* la a atm oandlna •galnat you In lha abova *tyl*d ■ •art. tha natura o f which I* m Imyr*** a trust sa d ether r*|l*t n o t ic e •f thl* Oases eeb to »*rv* » n , y thereof seee th* pUIntlfr* attoreny whee* M W e fd *ddr**» ar* • Devrw Fre . Canfeeeo taken *«*tne» Fee may ■ ha WITNESS mt h*M an.| lh#_«f. flelel veet of **14 Court thl* 5«th dtp • ( Mereh. A D III? e t «x»ford. JbMWtaU Cejwtr. f lo r id . SCHOOL CHILDREN e re roe men by etvfl flfr reave workers a l C ta tto a ta g s, Teas., from B*o4 w iifn w hich had make maroewed mkiuepBE IMr §cI h I bM* water* which _ Even Wt w were th* th three E v es bbarber arb er Wt ere the ree ttatoe of Ken. toekr. Vlrgtoto sad Weal Vlrgteto. where St m » ttoe were ieetoreb a •"'tor btoeetor eree »»d i t Clerk of toestoe MSSAbb to Feberel OvB Bifwss Alnto totosttoe btoeetor feab^ The m m ? wfll p*r fee v m iv im i mllfftlMi of Miff WP WM|N* ea well ea tomporary repetre In rMbs. eebeeto. end attar peWle fseUlttoe bMtreyta or I i m H iWM* Werto Ftotoi by beta waters. iwide tl* Circuit Caurt Sjr'Bfe t s v n jj T O i" g L U C T lU g " 1" Eeet 1ST B'iin Sun' t ! . 'h ta place of be An. SK.T ea roaird■ ricVtU: Scotfbn nance ecrca ‘ Ulh. II. T ow n ik ln II South »» K eit. ex *l« yerd*. ASPARAGUS Select, long spear?, tender and rlelirioua from tip In end* Cook 'am up for aalada . . . serve them in soups or aa • sideline. Alto, they’re priced for thriftinese . . . I I. of Benito Subdivision, ao re­ corded In FU l Book S. p- ta S. ef .th# Nubile Racorde of acmi i note County. FlortSa. That part of th* SEU of SEO of Saotlon II, Townahlp IP Jt South ____ n aaaa It Eact lyina ______ Ea«t o f___________ th* Cennty ______ Hoad. Bcntlnot* County. Florida, and you and aach o t you ara hcrabv r n u lr o d ta appear and (II* p«r••n elly or by your attorney with the Clerk o f th* above etylrrt Court at Sanfard. SamlnoU County. Florida, your written defene**. If any tn tha complaint tn Impraa* a truat and nthrr rrllcf fit*.! haratn aaalnit you In thl* raui*. and to **rva * copy of th* u r n , nn Plaintlff'a atlaritay h«!nw. nn nr bafnra tha Jdtn day of April. A. D. til? . Her*ln fait not or alia a ri*. er»» pro r o n fiu o w ilt b* tn tarld aaaln*t you DONE AND ORDERED In San­ ford. S*mlnn|a County, Florida, •hie n t h day nf March A. D. D P . HERNDON C|«rk nf tb* Circuit Caurt Ry Aria J. I.und'iulat Dcouty Clark W C. llutchl*on. Jr Alto,n*y for P lain tiff Edward* nulldln* H anford. F lo rid * Investors DIVERSIFIED SERVICES INC. exclusive national distributor for FOUR MUTUAL FUNDS ONE FACE-AMOUNT CERTIFICATE CO. Tension and profit sharing plan service* alio avail­ able. For a prospectus-booklet and information, call or write the local distributor in one of the 145 principal cities in the United States, or Horry C. Echclberger Zone Manager fllT IR THAN tUOAR-YIT (0 FOOD VALUI Doatore raaaamiaad E U S A k lk g tor dnbetiei, everaeighto lee cikfls diets Mill s HAIU1UII • IMNOMtCAL N(JN 1*1 IIN'NI, a w / . f i i t 's ? ML UUWAIIU K. UKCKEIt, Jli " 1 C'room. o r arMivrw.r LIJAtf AH! I I II tm :;s m m u IX CMAXl'KRV, U l h BO. OttpUM. Individually and aa ilmTnlntn!%la of lha aatat* of llnart I. Crwitn. a lio knw n a* il L. bars lb. ANN PAGE PEACH, PINEAPPLE or APRICOT Preserves 2 & 49c MILD & MELLOW EIGHT O’CLOCK A&P FANCY SOLID PACK LIGHT MEAT Tuna Fish C O FFEE 25c 7 1-Lb. BAG ANN PAGE PURE Black 39c P e p p e r 8 0z. ANN PAGE IMITATION N O T IC E TO t H E D l T O t l i U T IU T T a RESERVATION a t th« o*m# anoaaro b**wa*n T^tf* t In I tnrtu*|y* and L*U 11 tn *? Inclualya. niork *e. P*uM Park arcordlng tn P U t Rnnk a. naaaa S< * -* It (Untlnnl* Cnunty PuMlo Racnrda. tha Rn*rd nf County Cnm. •*l»*ton*ra of g*mlnnl* County. r>**,i»*T,hu ,,h Legal Notice h ,w VTOiaO TO A L L PEttSONH IfAVINO CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AdAIV.iT MftTirn o r t iu .v clos -* SAID ESTATE: IXU AMI A IM M InM M ! HUAI)* You and »ach of yuu ara htraby AXIS FUBLIC UTILITIES MASK* notlflad and rwtulrad In fit* any olalma aod demand* which you or NEXT •ltb*r of yog. may hav* afvtnat TO WHOM IT MAT CONCBIIN: Nolle* I* h tr.b y s lv .n that «h* •aid vatata In lha o ffice nf ||nn* County Cnmmlaalnn of S.m lnol* ERNEST HOI'S KIIOI.DE I!, rnuntv County. Florid* at It* rtau U r m**t- Judao nf Samlnnta C iWBlFi nl hi* Ing h«M on March t. 1 » r at ttiv nflfc* tn tha Court llm t.* |,i Inn* Court Houat In Sanford. ft.ntlnol- fnrd. Flnrlda within a lth t c*l*n. t'nunty. purmant to potltlon and •tar, mnnlha from tha lima of tha nolle* h*r,inf»r* alv*n. r****<! and flr*t publication of thla nntlr# *dnp|*<| * n**olutlon d o lin g , v*. Each claim nr d*mand muat ha ratlna abindnnlng. r,nnunr|na In writing and contain th* ptac* of an>l du cU lm lng any and *11 rlaht r**td*nco and noat offlc* addr*** tha cllmant and muat ba • ( t h o Countv of e-m inol* and th of public In and to th* fu lin \,|n « M •worn lo l.y tha I'lalmvnt. hi* • a#nt or attorney, or tha aim* • tr*«te. road* and puhllo uillltt*» •ti« m * n t 4*lln*at*4 upon th* fo l­ shall ha void. lo t *ran# F H*na* low ing map* and rial* Mcordtd In A* Kxtcutrlx nf ,tld «atata e*mlnot* County, Florid*. and mora particularly dtacrlhtd ** follow*: David W. Cunningham PltoaPKCT DFlIVn from H* Attortuv for Evaeutrlx lnt*r**ellon w i t h O rU n u f.vpar nttllding I'riva. North to th* goutharly tVlnt*r Park Florid* llnp of |t,cl|on I, Tow nthln :# •o u th . Rant# 10 F*»t. aa tb* Looking at • the bright sun tarn* aeptara In th* plat of Druid Park according to Flat without smoked or colored glasses Rook e. p*g*a II and II. Sami, not* County Puhllo Racnrd*. can damage thj rve and r»dnr» and a* th* aam* oppaara from vision, says the Florida Council lb# lnf«r.,rll„n of Orlando Drly*. North to th* eantar of for the Blind. f.nnro Htr*«t a , tb* *4,110 *p. n»*r* lo th* amand»d nlat of Druid Park aroerdtng »n Pl*t Book T. paga S. S .m lnol, County Pnhlt* Raenrdt OXORO hTRRET from Ita In. trraartlon with Orlando Orlv* W»»)#rty lo lit lnt*ra*ctlon with Pro,p*<t Drlvo on th* nnm* apn,ara In th* am*ndad plat of rtruld park n>-co*dlny ta Plat bonk T. nag* I. faml* naln Canary FuMlo R*r«rd* rm ry rsT ..j s .1 * . 1% COUNTY J l IIUK'I Ctlt RT. CKNIXOLH COUNTY. F I.O R tllt ESTATE OF ARTHUR F. SMITH. DKUEAHED Legal Notice a . IX TUB UM UI.I1' UO UtT, u R . i l x iM c ttr Ir i m b k M ix u i.il l u t x n . v l o o iiia IX UMAXCEMt XU. tHMk x ix t ii n IX ____ abu -Oh. tha other girls . . . teacher*." "I’ve always had Mis* Farrell , . except once. Than I had Hooray Roee." -That's who. . . Hooray D mad tor you!" -well! Wall, weiir* 1 m w Ralph make a mental note in hie mental little data book. 1 waa being mental, too. Thera wart acme things f had to tad out about Mr. ToUey tie doing. and it would taka a Utils * ftrllshly, Jaspers," I Webb or “you'd ‘think Le somebody would bsvs 1st - ms know you were hers so . . . so could hevs put a flower In my Tbs hour Anally ended and 1, Counts Barton, wits of tho Walts* er, was alone. I took a deep breath. Thaas won “ X might uso to bo of some help to sieve. i from my otudlo to aoo If ho tailed i he hadn't. Tha door of my otudlo opened and a little pixie of a man into tho room. Tho bright smils on his chubby, glow* lag fees faded at the sight of me. He said, “lorry, my mistake. I'm supposed to be in Btudlo K." This,la K." I said. u n . . . but miy : dancing tMch* or ta Mlaa Famlill u aha UlT" 1 gaped at tha cherub. Did ha live under a stone, couldn't he read, how In tha world could ha not have heard that A nita Far* rail had been murdered7 "No” X said, “she's not Ul, hut . . “But aha won’t ba here 7” "No,” I Mid, "ehe won't be here.” "And you're to give ma my lee. •on?” v T '- '’ • Legal Notice fr o m ? ” I ‘darted up Third Avenue, found a eah handed waat and cal* la pood lato It. I managed to tall tha nloa man where 1 wanted to go. • Leona waa involved with soma •tudanta at her dark. I want straight to gtud.e K. I hadn't time really to aallact myself wt nay two o cloek pupil arrived. The poor (allow waa rather perplexed by hie teacher'* demeanor. Ha kept offering ma a penny for my thoughts. Thay weren't worth that; they were, to put It mildly, ; ____ ■ P li^ w S S •- V it ■- — ■ — _________ ____ 4 Of. bottle Only ?Se 1034 W. 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Chuck Roas AIL VEGETABLE EAT-RITE ROUND BONE BOSTON BUTT SHOULDER ROAST ^4S= PORK ROAST GENTLE CRISOO STEAKS OP RED SALMON EAT-RITE IE A N FRESH IVORY FLAKES You'll wont to look your very bait in the Eaiter Poradel You con do it, loo — even if all your finery im'l new. MRS. TALMADGE OR THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA .. 79 FILLET OP GROUND BEEF 3 » ». $1 PORK SAUSAGE SMOKED OCEAN PERCH 5U N N Y IA N D SPICED PAN READY LliftCH MEAT . DRESSED MULLET » 25 S L A B BACON , 39c » 29 GRANULATED BAKE-RITE NEW CROP FLORIDA RAISIN BRAN £ lo«\T>! ll.'t S. Palmeltn FA 2*5292 Seminole County Laundry SI!) W. -Ird FA 2-3255 Southside Laudromat CONDENSED SUDS D A S H FLUFFO PRYING OR BAKINO IVORY SNOW But act NOW le avoid ih» rath I Downtown Cleaners & Laundry GOLDEN TEXAS FRESH W IN ESAP EXTRA CRISP CARROTS 2,^..15 FANCY FRESH LARGE SWEET PINEAPPLE FANCY APPLES 2 FLORIDA FANCY 25 POLE BEANS 2 i. SKINNERS SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE-WHIP �lrf5tts»--'r HEWS WHAT THE JACKPOT MIAMI To Be of tbo LflRiala* 8,000 UDe tr o oonsIdsnUoa a te many- But there te feat off discussion ad to M Med adsd f»r thea te worry serteusty unless they fer a e* th* possibility that Russia. Itaell oualy alarmed over the guided Tbo Rusetoas teem to fores** a might atari World War HI. feab 1$ is Mw dear that Route's time, however fer ta the future, a war might ha sferiad deliberate, i m tags le Norway aad Dm - when gulfed mlteCti sad ether s- ly, as a matter ed Communist agmark aaelnat eetaMMtow acemto temto weapons win be stored graaatv* yolicy. Or It might k» wcapana bases aa thde territory ready fee use ■•! only fa West started by tha sort *( tmgfa are p v t of a pattern. G— My aad DHtefa hot In Nor­ blaadara that taraivad. Adolf Hit­ II la quite probable that ■» way, Denmark aad other coun­ ler in a world war which ho did similar waning usay be sent **»a tries which kelteg t* the North not ptoa. te Wset Germany. Warnings auy Attest!* Treaty Organisation. Hitler just overstepped a ____ to also to Great Britain ahd Cetteisiy, fed Russians have ly marked lisa. Bo might RuosU. trance. d fl President E l s e n h o w e r end Prime Minister Humid Macmillan announced on March 14, at tie end of their coafonase la Ber­ muda, that the United Bta-vs would make “certain guided uUa*. Itee" available to Britain. Already la G i f t e r But even beford that, it *t- JhaMP1 bogbm lflf le a v e potty jealouslea tad por> sociality $Im Hm a t th e doors” o f tbo law a s k ld f chambers. lim it o f tim e M B A SU E LK f t n b e . TWa If no n fleetfcm on legislators, ttot rather th e faaH o f th e system . A big play wfll be made for the "home rule feratem” aad If sueceaaful,. much of the Initiation will be plaeed in the hands of beal officiate -and taken out of the _ o f the ’’enabling bill” the ctmtM vl Wy between local aad state itions. Among many bOls that may be looked for this n ation will be those dealing with revision o f the state A strong effort win be made to with the Florida State Retailers Association strongly backing such a move. • MOk price controls will again be a major Matte. The controversial subject has been Simmering since the last session and dairy Interests arc not a bit satlnfled with the •ituatloa which they claim is putting them • a t of business. Reapportiaement will of course bob up, hut considering the legislature's experience trith this problem last cession It Is doubt­ ful if any action will be taken. Small county Moca stlQ dominate and any attempt to fiv e metropolitan areas greater represen­ tation will result In a fight that would pro­ bably end In another stalemate. K Merchants Associations are out to give the axe to trading stamps. Thin has been done In several r a te s nnd ssveral legisla­ tors have promised to Introduce legislation at this session that will outlaw aU trading •tamps. Unions wm again make an effort to get rid of Florida's ’’Right To Work” amend­ ment, but at this writing It appears they have little chance of success. Legislators familiar with the* itiuation know that the amendment la sound and la the Interact of the public and the laboring man. Its oppon. entn are the labor bosses and labor bosses aren't faring too well right now; some of them are more concerned with the "Fifth Amendment" than anything else. An attempt will probably be made to abolish the fee system but opposition on the part of fee officers Is strong. Thsy havo won out In the past when similar efforts to do away with the fee system have been eomvdered. All In iH. the 1987 session of the Florida Legislature should be a harmonious one with the pleaa from the leaders a', its Technological Revolution . The old roaaoo for the gatherleg of hug* numbers of human beings In big cities are now being rendered obsolete by the rapid changes brought by the technological revo­ lution. Masses o f men are not needed in a compressed area in order to supply labor * for factories The automobile has elted that, and today a worker can live some miles from the factory where he works. The big city is not needed as a place to shop to the same degree as it used to bo. Shopping centers have been built In rural, suburban and neartubufban areas. In a huge city, the big department stores have established branches In outlying shopping centers, and as time goes on more such branches will be set up all over the nation In city after city, we are witnessing the deterioration of neighborhoods, with build* lngs rotting into disuse. The American big city was a product of aa earlier period, but developing technology and changing busi­ ness. methods have lessened some of the city advantages. Some decentralization is not only necessary, but inescapable. If decentralization can be carried on with some planning, aad If the regeneration of our big cities can be done with foresight and intelligence, the nation will be saved much effort and expenditure. This Is one of the challenges America faces aa It meets the problems of a technological revolution. E \ - i -tj* m VcGAMN M f t s S f t i a -.B h o e lta d M a t f t , oitn MnjW vfii iQ iM n iiiiY ii| i___ United Its tea troops la Germany w m now equipped with atom!* warheads. Premier Nikolai A Bulganin sent a letter to Norwegian Pre­ mier F.lnar Gerhardsen on March II wanted him that Norway would face a catastrophic attach by H-bombs If It cdatlnuad to tel it# territory bo "utlllted by cer­ tain big power aggrcsiHro eiratee te act up military base* against Urn Soviet Union." Bulganin sent a similar warn­ ing to Premier H. C. Hansen of Her* ere sulhoitUve answers night lew four** stay not be cos- Denmark last Friday. from th# Veteran. Administration ........................ sldcred a* more than three-querIt will be noted that Bulganln’e to questions of eurrant interest to teri tlmt training for purposci of warning to Norway wXJ i farmer servicemen nnd their fa­ computing your 01 allowance. three days before th* Bermuda milies: Q. la it poiiible for a veteran announcement that guided mis­ Q. 1 am planning to take s four- to namo the beneficiaries of Ilia siles would be made available ?• year night eourae In law under 01 insurance policy in hia 1*51 Britain. "Predict**” NATO Flaa tha Korean 01 Bill. Will the VA will and testament, rather than by Bulganin, however, mentioned consider this as full Unto training providing the VA with a Hat of in paying ma my amnthly GI al­ beneficiar that American troops equipped flciartes? lowance? A. Yes. Beneficiaries may be with atomic weapon* were to Id t i • A. No. An accredited four-year detIgnited by a duly probated last ■tationed in “a number" of conn will and teste meat. Bat you can­ tries and that the naw West Ger­ Pressures O f Modern Life not change benefit la rtas in this man army and other North At­ manner. A change mast he placed lantic Treaty forces ware te be To be relaxed, to be at aaae, to have peace supplied with atomic waapeo on record with the VA of mind and no tension at mil— theca are This statement apparently was Q. If a veteran wants te appeal th* result In pert of a news teak the pleasant goals for one beset by the n VA decision Involving aerne bene­ pressures of modem life. Whether they are fit, la them any time limit for fil­ which NATO authorities tried to cover up. ing hia appeal? admrable,. or even realistic goalr, Is another With no eligible widow, the mi­ A. Yes. A veteran mast flk hi* On March 14, Air Marshal , th* matter. nor chUdrea of a veteran who dies appeal within one year from th* Earl of Bandon. commanding the The real key to the matter Is the wsy of a servlet-connected cause after date of th* VA decision of his 2nd Allied Tactical Air Fare* te In which peace of mind, calmness, relaxa­ Jan. 1, 1957, may be entitled to Germany, announced that bis bomb case. tion are achieved. A philosophy or attitude higher compensation payment* q. 1 am drawing compensation era would be equipped with tac­ that trachea us to roll with the punchoe of than wore la effect bsfore that payments baaed on the service- tical atomic weapons soon. West Gorman Ipokesmen tel life and come back smiling is one thing. But data, the Veterani Administration connected death of my husband. lowed up next day with a state­ announced today. If I get • Job to supplement my ment that American troops in to achieve calm and amoothe one's nerves by Administration Income, aril) my compensation Germany were equipped with athe Tepeated and periodic taking o f drugs Th* Veterans laid the term "no eligible widow" tomis warheads. This really was is another thing entirely. The so-called applies: (a) if th* mother was di- payments be stopped? no aeeret, hut the fact never had A No. Service-eonateled death tranquilizers are making this possible. rorced from the veteran at Iho compensation paymaati are not af­ bent announced -officially. A doctor’s prescription Is necetsary to time of this death or, (e) if iho fected by your income. Tbo In­ Both United State* and Britain obtain some of these drugs. Others can be widow subsequently remarries or come "eollings" apply only te headquarter* te Germany were t> « nonservlee-connected dideath pen- openly displeased at tha state­ obtained without prescription. These relax­ dies. "Tha Bensons already have their coats, That’g The higher payments were au­ ments of Lord Bandon and tha ing drugs have becomo tremendously popular thorized by the Survivor Benefits alone. our bedspread." In the United States. Under certnin circuit) Aet, which boeam* effective Jam stances, they can be helpful. But when they 1, 1*57, Vernon t. Parker, Mana­ are taken without the direction of a phy­ ger of the Pasa-a-Grille VA Re­ T h e SanfordTlerald sician their longgrun benefits arc open to gional Office, explained. Provisions of tha now law art serious question. optional for children whoso fa­ A certain amount of tension nnd concern ther died of a service-connected —worry, if one wishes to call it that— Is a cause before Jan. 1. However. it normal part of most of our lives. No one uiually is to their advantage"to sensitive to the troubles and imperfections receive th* new benefit, Parker m et- -n it kins K4tii lie, *«. PaklUfeftr of the world can be always ptadd and calm. aald. MARlok HAnlsAK itL. ■iMCU** K.llftr exception to the general nil* ■t il t s j c u n n tx a a < AOeertlalen Ma**a#r Nor la that desirable. Tension may be a areAa children who ar* receiving symptom of deep concern, and It may lead Servicemen's Indemnity, the so ■tmocRirnoa a a tm S Confer ISe per wee* o*» Meal* It.** to worthwhile action. called "free insurance" for carfee Haems SI* Heelks Oee Tea* occurring between A drug-induced feeling of relaxed calm, tala deaths ■' U N ........ .STS III.SS All Obituary Bfttleee. ,MU ef ISeek*. neoletloea ee. and perhaps unconcern, is doubtless pitas- June 17, 19J0 and Dee. SI, 1*M, **"«*• of •sttfteUei.il fer Ike ef relitea fOeSe will »e tkareftC f»r el regale* e ittriisiae ir ,---- relae ant. So, It Is said, arc opium dreams. Thlr Inclusive. Such children may eoneu«-«nily receive both the old The HftreM icraM i« a m w •« it* Uaii*e rrtm not to compare th* traqulllzers with form of dssUi compensation and whleh i* MiltiM N f M iU f M a t M tor rmiliM- opium. Nevertheless, it can fairly be the Servicemen's Indemnity pay­ »n t>» I—el m w tritue t* ut« u |(| that Intemperate use of the tranquilizer ments. Parkar pointed out there is no allglbla widow, £y."**"1.*? ".‘.'.‘•“SH* .G***'*1 asvwt&iM drugs may also tend to bring at least a par theIf new rate of peymont are: on* e .~ i„ . m. . . . A ttest* Sm euoeernU etvi.n n.*k . . . . t ial withdrawal from reality. And with child, S70 monthly; two children, drnwal from reality is, except in the most 1100; - three children, $130; each Pngw 4 Wednswdgy, April 3. 1957 extreme clrcumstancen, a hard thing to additional child. $38. Th* tout payable is equally divided. The TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE justify. old rates are $67, $91, UK and Ing Son. Joiepth McCarthy's ob­ ploy* at Langley Air Force Bate, $23, respectively. jections to a promoUon for Gen. Va., on bow h* got out of a B25 Parker said that guardians o( minor children must make appli­ Ralph W. Zwlekeri which exploded and crashed: “There is nothing In the record *‘I don’t know If I was blown cation if th* children are to reto warrant the Senate destroying out or Jumped. I think maybe I eeive tha new benefit, oven though If >-ou' t * alw ay s dreamed of owning n truly Florida Home . . . then yon th* children already are on Ve­ the life etui record of a man was blown out.” terans Administration miles. needn't look any further for you’ra found it when you See Grove Manor. Whoso record has been outstand­ By UNITED PRESS ing." Irforraatlon about application WASHINGTON: C h a ir m a n • LONDON: Prim* Minister Har­ for th* naw benefit to available at Bkhard B. Russell of tha Sonata DICKSON. Ttnn.: Haskell L. old Macmillan reporting to Par­ any Veterans Administration of­ Aimed Sendee Committee ftjeet-1Daniels, clvillen Air Force cm- liament on hia recent talks with fice. President Eisenhower at Bermu­ da: Odham A Tudor hna built these luxurious home* with you and your home “It would bo absurd to suppost that In a few days wa could find seed* In mind . . . Grove Manor ig located conveniently near Schools, a solution of all th# problems that confront us." Churches, Morion and downtown Sanford. 9y HUSUM N. MMMUN, B.S. SWEETS don't ceils* dlsbetea. When insulin la lacking, you Eating a lot of candy, caka and have diabetes. In such a case, the atUer foods fllltd with sugar body coils cannot us* th* sugar might add pounds to your weight, and U accumulate* in the blood but it won't be g dlrvet eauso of and tha urine. diabetes. The type ot food a diabetic eats Drive out today and oee Grata Manor. We can qualify you for one of our It might, howiv.r, bo a con to extremely important Sugars, tribuUng factor. Too much wsight of course, are virtually banned. JtTH DIV., KOREA (A1ITNC) flnaace plana within 30 minuteo. FINANCE PLANS: F.H.A. and F.HJk In Isn't good for anybody. For those And since starchy foods ilka ce­ of you whs are middle-seed, It is reals, potatoes and macaroni are — Sgt. Arthur L. Powell, whose Sort eg. an especially dangerous burden. converted by digestion almost en­ wife, Marian, lives at 1711 TanItrin* av*., Sanford, U a member tirely into sugar, they also are Avoid of the 24th Infantry Division in limited In any dlabatlo diet Thus, overeating any foods — By carefully following a pre­ Korea. Sergeant Powell, son of Ug* •specially those containing largo scribed diet, and using Injections amounts of starch** or sw*eta— of prepared insulin, many dia­ Powell. Sanford, la a squad leader Should bo avoided. But sweets or betica can lead normal Uvea. in Company A of the division's sugars aa such wont bring on While most patlanU will hava 19lh Regiment. He entered lh* diabetes. to continue watching thalr diets Army in July IMS and completed The disease la caused by eartaln and taking Insulin for the rest of haste training at Fort Jackson, abnormalities of th* panereaj, g their.llvea. many elderly victims' S. C. digestive organ. It to a MndlUon require only temporary doses of In which th* body cannot us# Insulin. sugar. QUESTION AMD AKIWta SATMUR. FRANCE (AHTNC>AU foods contain aom* sugar. P. 0.: What are th* symptoms SpeciaUst Second Class Charli* L Whan tha body digest* this sugar, of diverticulitis and what can be Singleton, whose wife, Laura, lives U la changed into a form which dona fog It? • at 70S W. lith at., Sanford Is as­ la carried In tha blood stream to Answer: Diverticulitis of th* signed to th* U.S. Army Signal tha body tissue* where tt to used lata*tin* mean* that there are Depot la Ssumur, France. aa food. little pouches whleh have formed Specialist Singleton, son of Mr. UCU7AIY of Agriculture Ezra “Builder* of Finer Homes” In the Intestine. When these BuppUaa lasuhn pouches become Inflamed, the and Mri. C. L Slngtston. ISIS Man- Taft Beaaoa is sL-am k->i<U"g Phono FA 2-1591 gustina ave., entered th* Army in ' two baby Umba which are oa Corner Hl-Way 17*92 A 27th St. Before U s body MBs condition to sailed diverticulitis. this sugar, tha p * n c n _ ____ Th* exeat muse to not known. 13U and received basic tralafag| display at the Agriculture Photo sscrota a subatanoo salted Insulin Usually a bland dial and rest may at Fort Dfa, N. J. He ii ao an- ■how la the Department lobby ginaar supply specialist at tha d* Into th* blood. la Washington. fratmuHo*aO pray* hslpfuL Veterans Corner Survivor Benefits Ad Is Explained Grove Manor.... Modern Design For Modern L iv in g ! Quotes From News D iab e te s Isn 't Result O f T oo M a n y Sw eets News O f M en In Service ODHAM & TUDOR Inc. l Pot. �THE 3A N F 0R P HERALD W i i April X » S 7 Pag* 5 S o cia l £vsni& fo U su jia Jtsi fcd w S A deception H eld n N ew York honors Couple Conning The New s ST YHGDOA OMOt Mrs. J. L. Baglet, of Cross Mallle and John Barlow enter­ hibiscus from Mae’s garden fur­ day He peacefully In tha sua, it> City, Ga. announces the marriage of her daughter, June Ann to tained weekend guest* from Jack­ nished the flowers, and goodies fleeting tha new growth of spring. Uy GRACE M. 8TINECIPHER Robert Markovits, SN, son of sonville with a ’46’47 reunion Fri­ from the local bakery (or should Naturally, the day called lor gol^ ROSEMARY GARNER* was ucation , he la interning tn that Sirs. Joseph Setlock of Buffalo, day night. June and Bill Simpson I mention thatT) wake served with so Marge Hltl and I upped to tbe tea and coffee. It mnst have been Country Club, where the crowd home this past weekend visiting field. Junior—or Back aa he Is N. Y. were stationed with the Barlow* n welcome change fog Kitty to has thinned atxl teeing off haa with bar parents Dr. and Mrs. known at F8U— Is the son of The ritea jsrtre held In Quitin Panama, besides BUI being a bask In the warm breexes of Law* again become simple. Playing Wade H. Garner. Rosemary Is Mr. and Mrs. T. V. MstU of man, Ga. March 16. r round were Shirley Perkin* a s f in nurse’s training at Jackson Lake Monroe. Immediately after the cere­ classmate of John’s, so old friend­ Mary after a winter In Norfolk. Mildred Smith (Mildred b ru te Also out from FSU on the In­ Welcoming her baek were Jean Memorial Hospital In Miami mony tha couple left for Buffalo ships were renewed amidst much where at present she la in ob­ tern program la JEAN WILSON where a reception waa held in gaiety. Attending were Rosemary Dooley, Louise Parker, Betts Lin fifty on nine boles the other days. stetrics and Is thrilled to pieces who la lntarnlng tn West Palm their honor. Approximately tif and Cliff Duncan, Anita and Bob ker, Mike Stone, Jean Tegfeldt, Another group was composed ei Utaeh while living there with ty guest* enjoyed an aventng of Hadden, Camille and Bob Met! Marge HU). Erie Williams. Helen Evle Williams, Slika Stone, aad with her work. Hszel Rowell. Fanehon MeRefc* Unfortunately, Rosemary had h.*r aunt. dinner and dancing, during ger, Mike and Bob Stone, Allie Qriffln, Treta Michel, Lorraine etra was taking a lesson, oreperJANICE KINLAW recently re- which the Lankford, Sonja Blackwood. Eliie a touch of the flu while home— and Mildred Loper, Virginia and newly-weds cut the but she didn't lack for company. ceived her nuree’a cap (n an Im beautifully decorated tiered wed John Johnston, Ernie and Jean Morrow, Sandy Ortmann, Starge Ing no doubt, for the onslaught next week in Naples, when four* prestive ceremony at Crawford Saturday night NANCY ROUN Frits, and Howie aod Sally Wei- Martin, Barbara Jacobson, and teen of our girls meet those (toga ding cake. In Atlanta, as TREE, F8U student who Is In­ Long Hospital Mrs. Markovits waa attired in gle. Lou Mlllsaps had tha duty, Ruth Tully. all over Florida la U>a annual terning at Pinecrest; BEVERLY did MARIA MENENDEZ at e*rIn Loch Arbor we have watch State Tournament belg* lace over taffeta gown so they were unable to eome, but emonlea In Jacksonville. Con COOPER, student at Alabama and wore a white orchid corsage. It occurra to me that this Is th* ed with Interest the persistent ef College who 1* home for spring gratulatlons! After a short wedding trip first time that one of the group forte of the Lake Mary Volunteer Have you written your Uttar la Mr. and Mra. W. K. McRob- Sir. and Mrs. Slarkovlta a rt now has not been gone to the Sled Fire Department, and with good your, senator, congressman a r holidays; GRACE MARIE 8TINECIPHER, Stetson student erta of Sanford have recently a t hqme in Norfork, Va. where on deployment. reason, too, since we are depend Secretary of the Navy? If not, please sit down and say “I waat home for the weekend, JONI announced the engagement of he is stationed with the U. S. Mac Edwards, ably assisted by ent on them for their equipment to stay at the Sanofrd Naval Air SAUNDERS; and JEANNETTE their daughter, SUSIE McROB- Navy. Sonja Blackwood, gave a coffee and help. At last th* dreams of Station’’—sign It, and send it'otf. KINLAW all descended upon her ERTS, to John Douglas Dickey Sirs. Markovits was a former in her garden Saturday morning these energetic people are realiz This kind of message In bulk win and aa a result a regular party of Bristol, Vlrgjnla. Susie now at­ resident of 8anford. She is the for Kitty Walker, formerly of ed. Th* truck is equipped and tends FSU a fte r being a student sister of Sirs. John Carlton, of VAH-5. Don and Kitty are down ready to go, not that It has not do more good than any argum ents was In progress. your representatives can present. Also home this weekend was a t Stetson for two years. She 2342 Sanford Ave. for ten dayi from Norfolk, while been ready, equipped or not, since Don’t count on someone else I* these helpful neighbors would is a member of Alpha XI Delta MARTHA OWEN, vbittng Don goes to A3D school. Bright form a bucket brigade If nothing wrlto the letter. YOU do I t aid with her parents, Sir. and Sirs. sorority. else were available. At Christmas that way you may be sure It has Dickey, the son of Sir. and J. C. Owen. She had with her Air-Mindd Grandma been done. And never think that as a guest, James B. Davis, J r , to Sira. Ernest H. Dickey of Bristol, FITCHBURG, Mess. — «A- time they sold card*, and now e your letter U not i«ad. ALL n( chicken barbeque dinner Is plinhas attended Stetson Universary whom she Is pinned. Congratu­ Great-grandmother Louisa I ned for Saturday night. Expected them are read, and flooding and la now a junior at East lations, Slarthal Smart plana to make another Washington with pleas te tha MARY LOU COPELAND and Tennessee State College where air trip thin summer. At 100, she are between five and six hun­ navy hero will reach the right dred people, and proceeds will he is a member of PI Kappa Al­ JIM HAWKINS made their usual The Beta 8lgma Phi Chapter already haa flown about 22,000 pay off tha Fire Department's sources, and do the Job, we earw* trek home to 8anford from Stet­ pha fraternity. met recently at tha home of mllta. estly pray. The wedding will take place Miss Betty Billheimer. I ts Cat son this past weekend. I think In August a t the St. Sfatthewa the world would come to an end aiinn Drive. Sllss Barbara Green If either one of them stayed in Church, Charleston, West Virgin served a* co-hostess. DcLand for an entire weekend U. The group decided to bring Home’s a great place, though, The STETSON GLEE CLUB candy and Easter eggs to the huhT They visited with their leaves Friday for an extensive next meeting to prepare five bas­ parents Sir. and Sirs. E. W ten day tour which will take kets for the children of needy Copeland and Sir. and Sirs. Vic­ them Into Georgia, North and families. Final plans were mad# oa rake dccii atlng yesterday at Lake tor Hawkins. South Carolina. Virginia and for the barbecue to be held Sat­ Club Meeting, la .Navy baker, F. J. Seen at the Navy Day fish fry Washington D. C. Excitement t> urday at th# Country Club a t (Photo by B«i'f»trow) was BOBBY MORRIS with hit running high as 30 members of 7 p.m. parents Sir. and Sirs. H. E. Slor- the Travel Squad, Prof. Griffin, It was voted upon lo give ★ ★ * ★ * and chaperone* ffl to the Red Croes and $8 te ris. He was home for the week­ accompanlsta end from UofF as was his bro- make last minute preparations. the Cancer Fund. ther ERNIE MORRIS who I Afraid that they will be left be Sirs. Frank Slenstrom and saw riding all over In that hind, aa a few wi|l have to be Mias Jeanette Wolfer gave an all ara practicing their tour Interesting flashy red truck. program on “To We are as proud as punch of muaie wholeheartedly and ara See and Know Peopla” AL PHILLIPS, son of Mr. and taking extra precautions so as Refreshment* were served to The Lake Mary Home DemonMrs. Lyman Phillips; MAR- not to get sick. One senior mem Mrs. Ralph Betts. Sfra. Harold itration Club met yesterday after­ GARET MORRISON, daughter ber ventured the remark that If Chapman, Mr*. Gordon Fred­ noon In the Chamber of Com­ of Mr.-and Mrs. W. A. Morrison: he caught cold he waa going to erick, Sira. Vernon Hardin, Sira merce building to witness a cake and Robert Baker ton of Sir. and ■tay away from everyone so E. C. Harper, Sir*. J. L. llarton, decorating program. F. J . Allies, Mrs, Baker who were the only they wouldn't know and would Mrs. Mslcolm Lodge, Mra. C. M. Navy baker demonstrated vari­ three from Sanford to make the go so far as to cut his vole* Nichols, Mra. Herbert Stenstrom, ous techniques of cake decorat­ Honor Roll. A B average— at lessons—heck if he was going to Mrs. Frank Stenstrom, Sirs. ing with Mrs. J. M. Dlngman, Stetson last semester., A1 it a miss the tour hie last yesr in Voile Williams, Stiss Jeanette food chairman of the club assist­ Ella's Beauty Salon staged most appreciated program for the pre-med student, Slargaret is the Glee Club! Hopes are up that Wolfer, Sirs. Dan Batten, Sllss ing him In the program. DeBary H o m e Demonstration Mr. Allisa with 22 years of bak­ club recently. Sirs. “ Sandy” Hook in elementary education, and they will see snow, but I’ll ven Sue Batteraon Mra. Vermeil ing experience presented a well and Sirs. Vera Meeker demon­ Robert’s major Is Business Ad­ ture the opinion that all they’ll Peterson, Sirs. Floyd Swain, Named to the see will he rain—will he fun Sllss Jane Saxon and Sirs, nalph organised and informative lec­ strated the latest in hair-do effects ministration. ture as he worked. He stated that and facials for relaxation and Dean's List from Duke Univer­ though, and how I would love to Cowan. he is contemplating making San­ base in daytime and evening sity was ROSA COKH BOYI.E. be going! daughter of Sirs. L. F. Boyle of The ANNUAL STETSON band members. All other band ford his permanent home and is makeup. Sirs. Ray Peck, Sirs. thinking of starting a new bakery Henry Slorrison and Sirs. Russell Sanford. Congratulations to all BAND ALUMNI CONCERT un alumni will be honored also, Sevof youl der the direction of Mr. Richard eral beautiful numbers will be In the downtown area. Botsford were models in these Wa hear that JUNIOR SIETTS Fciucl will be this Saturday rendered by the band and includ Mr. Allies went on to disclose demonstrations and gave every his favorite recipe for cake iee- evidenceof enjoying their beauty is one of the very few from FSU night In the Elisabeth Hall—free ed in these are “North Sea to be interning in Georgia— of charge. At thli tim e several Overture”, Toeata” “Selections Ing: treatments. Cairo, Georgia to be exact. Sin­ 1 cup shortening, Sirs. Ruth Magnuson showed ce Junior's major Is physical ed­ alumni of the Stetson Band will from Pajama Game”, and "Fan sit in and ptay with the present far* and Allegro”. I hope to sea 2 boxes of powered sngar, I her new hand done etched glass egg and a small amount of wa dishes. Many members reported several of you there as I peer out Into the audience from my ter. bringing home blue, red and white •eat in th* clarinet section— Sir. ribbons from the county fair. Cowley, you ought to bring over The Crucifixion will be offered some of your SHS band members at the following churches: at the DeBary Baptist church on Sunday WEDNESDAY' have a social In the Educational so they’ll know you aren’t fool ing when you brag about what at 4 p. m., at All Saints Episcopal Prayer meeting will be held at Building at 7:30 p. m. Mr. and itrs. Clay Bridges of church in Enterprise on the 11th the First Baptist Church at 7:30 The Eider Springs Chapel Choir • great band your alma malar has! White Plains. N.Y. are visiting at 7:30 p. m. and at the Pilgrim p.m. will rehearse at 4 p. m. .Members of the First Baptist his mother, Mrs. John Bridges. Community church of Orange City All children are invited to the At 7:30 .the Mid-week Lenten on the 14th at 4 p. m. Soloists will service with sermon “ Deadly Children’s Lenten Service at 3:43 Church were truly inspired Sun John E. Clarke, freshman at be Henry Ebeling. tenor. Sam Sins” will be held at the Holy p. m. in tha church proper of the day evening by the Cantata "The The Look You Like . . In mlrnclo Seven Last Word* of Christ” Oberlin College, Oberlin, 0. is Wood, baritone and Ernest Han- Cross Episcopal Church. Ad lit Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Re presented by their choir and wash-and-wenr Travel spending a week with his par­ slip, bass. Directors are Henry freshments will be served st 3:30 Weave. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clarke Ebeling and Sirs. Laura Platt choir rehearsal will follow the in the Parish House for all those featuring several soloist* and Brown. Organists are Sirs. Brown evening service, with rehearsals attending the aervice. string ensemble from Stetson— 2410 Orange Ave. There’s a miracle East­ beginning on Holy Week and Eas­ and Sirs. Shirley Crouse. At 7:30 the Adult Instruction all directed by KIRBY ROGERS, ter music "Hobo Night” was observed at Stetson student Soloist* feaatured er A summer ahead for Class will be held in the Parish Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Owens of The Catholic Women’s Club House of the Holy Cross Episco were Jack Coldlron, Judson Rog 1313 Magnolia Ave. had visiting the civic auditorium on Friday you with the new Travel regular monthly pal Church. Visitors are welcome era, and Slargaret Turner. Sev them this past weekend, their night in the drive for funds In the will hold its Weavo suits “by Palm Beach”. eral music student* from Stetson son, Jimmy from University of building of a new church for the meeting at 8 p.m. at the Yacht to attend with no obligation. DeBary Methodists. The Rev. Wil­ Club. Election of officer* wii be Tailored exclusively by were In the , congregation to Florida, their daughter Martha hear the Inspiring work. SATURDAY and her guest, James B. Davis, fred Aklridge emceed a panel held “Palm Beach” this superlative The Mid Week Bible Hour of Following th# performance a From 3 p. m. to 8 p. m. th*» Jr. from Florida State University. contest of Mrs. Sidney Swallow, blend of 75% Dacron and Paul Slirsch, Mrs. Harry Krug the First Presbyterian Church Sacrament of Pcmance will reception was held a t the J. SI. and Edward McCarthy. A spelling will be conducted by the pastor 25% fine cotton rarely needs administered in the chapel of the Stmecipher home for the choir Mr. and Mrs. Marshall members, their families, and those Smith of Cocoa spent the week­ bee and contest for tha most de- Rev. A. G Mclnnis, at 7:30 p m Holy Cross Episcopal Church. pressing . . goes direct The Chancel Choir of the First The R. A’s of the First Baptist visiting musicians from Stetson. end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wil­ tightfu! “hobo” costume (won by from tub to you After dripMrs. Rupert Boyd) amused the Presbyterian Church meets fo r, church will meet st 9:30 a. m A good time was had by alii kinson Sr. large audience. Refreshments rehearsal at tha Church at 7:30 dry. Perfect for your troubio Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Winn have were served and Sirs. Krug play­ as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Al­ ed the piano for singing of old l> m. free traveling . . . for a per­ bert Coop Sr. from Ogden, U. time songs. The Sanford Woman’s Club fectly suited Eu.‘iter & Mr. Coop is Mrs. Winn’s father. DeBary was represented at the will meet for a luncheon at a trouble-free summer! In tnn, DcLand and West Volusia asso­ 12:30 at the Club building. Hos­ blue & urey. ciation for Retired People, a new tesses will be. Sirs. B. R. Beck, group of civic import which met Mrs. W R. Nichols. Mrs. A. H. Monday to formulate plans (of Fcrber, Sirs L. E Thompson, future social, cultural and hobby Sirs. Frank Evans, and Sira gains in this vicinity. Over IOO Stephen Ter Horit. Guest speak­ were present and signed up for er is scheduled to be Sirs. C. L. The wives of the Sanford Flor­ membership which will be for a Menser, First Vice President of ida Power and I ight employees non-profit organization and will the F F. W. C. of the Ebenezer met recently in the home of Mr. call for groups that enjoy various The W.S.CS John Padgett to organise a social hobbies, such as writing, painting, Methodist Church will meet at the club. The new club Is to be call­ woodcraft and music. They will home of Sire. 8. E. Norwood at meet for discussion of their in­ 7:43 p.m. ed the Plantetts. Officers elected during the first terests and enjoy social get to­ THURSDAY meeting were: president,, Sirs. gether! in DcLand. A new building is fast being Tha T.E.L. Class of the First John E. Padgett, vice president, Mrs. W. M. Gaines, secretary, erected in DeBary, with four Baptist Church will meet in the Building at 3 p.m. Mrs. J. E. Andrews, treasurer, store and office units. James Educational Mrs. Walter Price, hospitality Spaulding who was educated with Sirs. C. E. Benton and her abroad, came to DeBary to be group as hostess. chairman, Sirs. Don Middleton. After a short business session, with bis mother after the death Tha Intermediate Choir of the refreshments were served to: Mrs. of her husband. He remained t) First Baptist Church will rehearse Walter Price, Mrs. Richard Gal enjoy the social life of DeBary at 7 p.m. and tha Adult Choir at loway, Mrs. N. D. Bumgarner, and has now become one of the 0 p.m. The Mrs. P. P. Dropchuk. Mrs. J. E. town's leading citizens. The Junior Choir of the First Andrews. Mrs. W. R Giles, Mrs. Franklin real estate interests will Presbyterian Church will meet for occupy one of the new units which W. A. Cancup. Mrs. Don Middlerehearsal and fellowship at the ton. Sirs. W. SI. Gaines, Mrs. L. will give that space to Oscar Pa- Church at 3:43 p.m. pineau and his wife for a large J Reeses, Sirs. Rush Stafford The Youth Choir of tha First Mrs. Aubrey Fender and Sirs. restaurant Presbyterian Crureh will meet for The DeBary garden club will Bob Hatchitt. rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. at the Assisting Sirs. Padgett wis meet Friday at 2 p. m. in the civic building with guest speaker Church. W. M. Gaines. being Mrs. Erskine Landis of The Seminole Chapter two, Or­ Hurricane Plantation, DcLand. der of Eastern Star will meet at Teacher Keeps Doll She will bring color.-d slides and the Masonic Temple at 8 p. m FREEPORT. Me -1A— For­ accompany them with a talk on The C. Y. F. and Friendship mer teacher Miry Slessinger daylilies. Class will have a volleyball game live* in a “ doll house.” She has at 6:30 at the church, followed Delicate glass and dainty pot* by a weiner roast collected more than 300 dolls ran ging in slse from » half Ineh tery fit best In a room with fineFRIDAY a s cA c i A t i p u “We Invite Charge Accounts" stickpin doll to one more than textured fabrics and furniture The intermediate 4 department ■with delicate lines. two feet tall. ___ of the Fir>j Batpist Church wii Miss B. Billheimer Hostess At Chapter Meeting Recently I daws oa Dm raetad] equipment Sm tag Marta at p. m. until the ehlekaas ara and I doubt If there will la la this ana who wQl aot This has been a truly fleent day following tha The lakes ara aD the more tlful for the extra water, aad Home Demonstration Club Views Cake Decorating Program De Bary News J h a v sd UJ&jgw s C alendar Organizational Meet Held Recently For Plantetts Suit* Shortest $ 39.95 distance to that big 3 V l% dividend A bee-line straight to our front door! i , �• - ___ ? T t -' ( V- TV A A • I • ■ Minneapolis Tops 1 'j v - t l •I 1■» ? . Js I The Minneapolis Miners topped Cluttanoega sf the Southern Ae> sedation 4-2 yesterday afternoon In Memorial Stadium. The Millers revanged n prior defeat at the hands of the Lookouts. *A1 Corwin, Minneapolis starter and winning pitdtor, fanned sis Lookouts in the first three ion Inga and allowed only five hits for the seven Innings he saw duty on the mound. Rojas Alou showed new power for Minneapolis today «• he bit a home run with one on in the fourth and Jim Davonport wellded a heavy bat la the second with none on as bo powered aerou the feoee for a single effort tally. Harmon Killtovw bit n homer with one eo In the sisth inning for the only Chattanooga runs. Minneapolis is rapidly erasing the deleter!eo* effects of coming to spring training late and toeing three In a row for their tardtoeu. They new have nine vtetovtoe, the lodng pitcher for Melbosne. lour defeats, And two ties. BHK Melbourne 430 003 • It g g Sanford 311 Oil a 11 S II Battertea Melbourne Dryden, Morrison (4), Hefflngwall (7) and Guarln. Sanford: MeMurray, Barbour 11), and Dandridga. mm S Betting Combination Bosky, Tigers , f y ERNNETH BEENE . . _ . . Proas Sparta Writer BIRMINGHAM W - General Eddie Glennon, Um nevveteran of Southern A»bateball, la batting hU red Birmingham Bar* nf with a winning for* la the new combination of Peaky and the Detroit Tl- eminoles Bulldogs; Tie F o r2 n d ln O B C The Sanford Seminole* made 11 errors in the first two Innings hut night and then aettlcd down to a good aolld defensive game to score a vital win over the Mel­ bourne Bulldogs 11-10. They are » Peaky and the Tlgera moved In­ now tied with Cocoa for second to Btekwood rield last fall afur place In the Orange Belt Confer­ Baron ownera and ence. _ they bad been let Originally planning to atart Ed­ town by the New York Yankees. die Barbour for the game, eoath . Morale began to fall when the Dave Laude leaned that the Bull­ . Ian— started a fait nose • dive dog team had run to an 1S-1 vic­ from atop the league In the mid­ tory over Leesburg in the after­ noon and shifted Barbour to third Track coach Fred Ganas will dle of the seasonhave his hand* full of stiff comWhen the Yanks moved out so and gave the starting mound nod petition tonight as ho takes his JM virtually all of the Baron to Ken McMurray In an effort to thlnclads against undefeated Mel­ players. Pesky arrived at a train- atrengthen the left side of the bourne In an Orange Belt Con­ big camp faced largely with a field defensively. ip fa ference Tri-school track meet un­ But 11 errors, two Innings, and team be kaew little about, savtn runs later, Lauda re-shufpesky May Play EDITORS: This Is tha 14th In der the lights In Mtlboura*. But Pesky |s a hustler and it fled the team, sending McMurray a saries on tha 1M7 prospects of Coach Ganaa said this morning that ha expeetod Melbourne te be appears be may get Intq the scrap Into left field, David BramUtt to the major league elubsone of the toughest competitors In as a plnch-hltter this sea third, and Barboor to tha mound. the conference. "Well do a good By LEO H. PETEBSON son. No poor batter, he racked out In the first Inning the visiting Job tonight," he decland,. "and United Press Sparta Editor aa average of JN la 10 seasons Bulldogs, fourth place In the con­ ference with M record, moved ORLANDO, OT — The Washing we're not expecting to coma In with the major leaguers. >. While awaiting the sure-to-come to a 4-3 lead and lengthened It to ton Senstora are the most forlorn tost place." help from the Tiger system, Pes­ 7-4 In the second, la the third Inn­ looking major league elub In Flor­ Melbourne and Cocoa are both ky has worked with a nucleus of ing the heavy bats of the Semi- ida and the way they staek up now In tha heart of the fastest grow­ afar to eight seasoned baseball notes leveled the score to 7-all. not efen an act of congress could ing station of Florida and have In the fifth the Bulldogs moved keep them out of the American a steady Influx of transfers Into playersthtir schools that gives them a Joe Tipton, 13, who earned a out ahead with a three run rally League cellar. name In Cleveland, Philadelphia, and the Seralnolea settled for only No one Is more conscious of the distinct advantage In numbers. Washington and Chicago, is out of ona run, making the score 10 A. shortcomings of the elub than Its "Well give them a run for their retirement and probably will be In the sixth the Semlnoles nar­ manager, Chuck Drtssan- Last money," Ganas said, "and we the Barons' regular catcher. He rowed the margin to 10-t, and in year the Senators finished sev don't think we'll Just trail along plaved with Memphis until mid tha bottom of the seventh won enth, 38 games behind the Yan In third plaea. If ona of tha teams the ball game to give (hem (ho keea. but saven games In front of beats us U will have to be good IMS. Pesky also has the team's old go-ahead sign for stiff compel! the Kansas City Athletics. Drss- and have a lot of daalr*. We want reliable, catcher — coach Danny tlon la OBC competition. sen won’t say so, but he would be Johnny Yeackle, Doyle Corlsy, happy to finish seventh again. this ona and we're going to give Ryan. At shortstop Andy Frailer, It everything we've got." Eddie Barbour, Cecil DamlrHfe, awho ertosv hit Isle .279 TTO smith fJtftlm PrtnV llti with Little Rock last He labs his catehlng as the Melbourne hai brttxed along in year, appears to fit the bill. Aleve and Ken MeMurray all rapped out "strongest department we have.* three meets eo far this season DeMc|er, a sensation In the Inter­ hits for tha Semlnoles. No player One of his receivers, Clint Court with little trouble, but Ganas said on either team got moro than one national League In 1933, is at ney, is being sought by the White this morning, "We plan on threw hit. third baseSox- The other two are Ed Pits a few hurdles in their path Dglfeter at 20 years old batted Barbour was the winning pit gtrald and Lou BerbereL Fita- Ing We’re going to give them a work M and hit IS homers for Buffalo. eher for Sanford, Morrison was gerald batted .304 last season. out that they’ll remember." At Charleston last year, he earned Courtney an even .300 and Bara JTl mark. Dollar for dollar and man for beret, who eould win the No- 1 Dick Camilll .341 is at second man, tha submarine Is this coun Job, .at. Dean Stone, S-7 last year. Dick Larry Osbbrne, son nf for try's most economics weapon. Wants Better PUebtog Brodowskl. tha ex-Red Sox hurter mer big leaguer Tiny Osborne, Comprising only 1.1 per cent of will hold down first base the Navy's World War If person­ He le hoping for Improvement who won 11 at Louisville last year, In left field, Pesky has another nel, tha submarine service sc In his pitching stiff which num­ also may stick. seasoned player, Tommy Wright. counted for S3 per cent of all bers Chuck Stobbs, 13-13, Pedro Drsssen bis Pet* Runnels on Ramos • 12-10, Camlllo Pascual first base and ha will start tha He w u with the Barons last sea enemy shipping destroyed. sen and slammed out for .344. United States submarines de S-18 and Ted Abernathy, who season there with the week-throw Pew PUchars Aboard strayed a total of 214 Japanese was sent down to Loulsfille last lag Roy Sievera Its left field. Ed­ The pitching staff Is still fluid. naval ships during World War It, eoason after winning only ona die Yost will be at third. Three VI# Ad Short In eiklbltlon games he used Jim Including one battleship, eight game while losing thres with Jos* ValdlvieDo, a slick fleldar Atkins, 30-year-old former Nash aircraft carriers, 13 cruisers, 42 Washington. •Taicual should be a lot better but poor hitter; Jerry Snyder, an villa and San Antolno Hurler. At­ destioysrs and 23 submarines. kins had a 4-3 record with the Against this score, 32 U S. sub­ and I think Abernathy Is really Infield spar* last season and Lyle going to help," Dresscn said "Aad Luttrell are battling for the short Vols last season and pitched for marines ware tnit. Ramos can beat the Red Sox." stop berth with Herb Ptows back 11-12 at 8an Antonio Ramos beat them six tlmts last at second. John Weiss 5-12 and Bill Mill er 3-T, with Buffalo and Shreve­ There are 3d oil fields In North season while losing to them only Jim Lamon, who hit It bomars and batted In 94 runs for Wash port respectively, round out the Outfits, produuciiu- n tmol nf 41,- once. Behind those four, he Is bank­ Ington last year will start In right. staff. Still to be tested Is Laverett 3M barrel* a day. ing on two rookies lo coma But eenter (laid is a problem be­ Speneer, who won 24 and lost nine at Port Arthur In B ball last sea­ The Barons haven't won a pen­ through. They are Dick Hyde, a cause between Stovers and Lem son. nant since 1031 although the team 13-gam* winner with Chattanooga, on, Dresscn really needs a ball As for the other, Pesky ssys always Is regarded as a top threat and Garland Shifflett, who won II hawk, for both are from good fielders. , "they're a little young and I am and contender. They plsy their at CharlotteThen there are Bob Chakales, a Karl Olson, whom the Red Sox afraid need more experience be first gams against the Crackers fore going against Southern Lea In Atlanta April 12 and come home Cleveland cast-off whose record gave up on; Wbltey Herxog, who gue teams. But hard work may [lor the first game here April 13 was 4-4 with Washington last see- hit only J43 with Washington last son; southpaw Boh Winter, the ar, and Jerry Sehoonmaker, a ba the answer." against Chattanooga ex-Yankee who hid a 3-12 record nus player, are the leading cen­ with the Senators In 1934; and ter field candidate*. Senators Most Forlorn Looking Club In Florida t; ; I SHS Trick Team Faces Undefeated Melbourne Tonife C • By Alan Mavfif RHE Chattanooga 000 002 000 2 4 9 Minneapolis 010 210 OOx 4 • 0 Battorto* Chattanooga—Gordey, Groves (Si aad Marr Minneapolis—Corwin, Shlplap (fl) and Thamas Chattanooga—Kellbrew (9th, one on) Minneapolis—Corwin, Shipley (!) none on), Alou (4th, one on) Todays SJbort By 06CAB FRALEY United Prcsi Sports Writer H A L L A N D A L 01 — Keep­ ing up with the Jonetea shaped up enee again today aa tha tough­ est Job In racing. Back a few years ago, "White Hat Ben" Jones was the scourge of the turf a training ranks. Back­ ed by the baking powder dollars of Calumet, bo sent the stable's devil’s red and blue silks to so many victoria that they flguaed bo could saddle a billy goat and win moat raees. Then came a brief period of Use luck productively—until this year. But when the ones#*—Ben ann Mo, Jimmy—sent General Duka out to victory in Saturday's $100,000 Florida Derby they served no­ tice that they were back In bustnets with a vengeance. "Duke" Ties Record Bold Ruler, with always-able Eddie Arcaro up, was the Mild fa­ vorite to win the mile and oneoigth gallop. But General Duke barroled through In the stretch to win with comparative eaM In world record-tying time. And, what alsa? Why Calumant’s Iron U*ge was no worM than a menacing third. Whether General Duka goes on to taka three-year-old honors In the major itakei ahead, such as the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont, remains to bo seenBut from what he showed Satur­ day at Gulfstream Park, he’a go­ ing to be a rough colt to handle. On# thing seems certains, that be and Bold Ruler are establishing another of those classic duals whleh frequently bejewel the sport of kings. The last was that between Nashua and Swap*. Before that, you has such rampant rivalries aa those between Seablscuit and War •Admiral and Discovery (gains Cavalcade. Latsst Series Tied General Duke and Bold Ruler each now bolds a pair of victories over the other this year Bold Ruler still will be the Wood Me­ morial choice, with Calumsnt plan­ ning to ship straight to Kentucky. So their next clash probably will be In the rose run. Old Ben has won tba Kentucky classic a fantastic six times with Lavrin, Whirlwind, Pensive, Ponlie rf, Citation, and Hill Gall. And, tu give you an idea of the Jones’ abilities, h* also'sent to the raees such memorable mounts as Bull Lea. Coaltown, and TwUght Tear, to name Just a feu. -• When the sun went down behind the palm trees at Gulfstream on DR. CAR1 MIDDLECOFP to shewn driving down Number II Fairway hi last year's Masters Golf Townsmens at Angnsta, Gs. This year’s tommy opens Madera diesel powered sub­ marines are equipped with a breathing device, known aa a snorkel, which permits tha veiMl ta draw fresh air from tha m aU tt while running submerged. Records ter enemy shipping mwto by U. S. submarines are By BILL FURGUSON Braves and Wichita starts trim­ held by the USS Flasher which United Press Sports Writer ming- Currently Joe Morgan, up tank 100,231 tons of Japanese ATLANTA UP — Atlanta’s from Jaduonvllle when he hit (hipping, while the USS Tiutog chances of winning a second 300, and Ed McHugh, n utility holds tha record for th* most straight Southern Association pen­ man with the Crackers tost year, ships—94 nant hinge on the ability of a are the top man. More deccratlons for valor have rookie to produce hits and Earl Manager Bates la.also hoping Mann’a ability to produce talent that Mann can find some skilled thrd btr cm fvbcmsh strdluemfw Cracker fana are confident of hands for the mound. Tha present been awarded, per man, to tha Mann, the sharp-trading Atlanta pitching roster numbers hetdofera submarine service than any other front-office chief with a knack of Earl Mossor, ona of the toughest Navy branch. getting the most for hi* money clutch pitchers last year, and and the most out of his players- Fred Vogel, who wat used as a The most popt’tr frnxen fend to concentrated otunga Jules. However, the big question mark fireman. Is a muscular rookie with a bulg­ Stuff*! Camei Down ing batting average but an unfa­ Another Southern veteran, for­ miliar face. mer Memphl* Chick Paul Stuffel Catcher Sammy Taylor brings who came to Atlanta in a trade, an Impressive J48 swat mark is expected to help, and rookie# from Topeka and ht’i being count­ Charley Wrinn, lefty Jack 0, LAST SHOWING ed on to handle most of the re­ Donnell, Don Nottebart and Mike STARTS 7:13 Dalton are all fighting for a spot. ceiving. ' MC-Mpr*t#nts in CINEMASCOPE The young hittar, however,. Is With a record of only ona untasted la AA baseball and has win In the first ten trlea in the TNI yet to prove that he can help the grapefruit circuit. Manager Bates mdtnc Crackers to their third flag in admitted 'things look kind of dis­ mal at the minute, but we're ex­ Staring sad Introducing four seam ns pecting plenty of help." M n o t 'a s u H N i i i u i o Baehtoa a«d Vateraae FEATURE— ba ’Fu 7:33 Manager Buddy Bates, hlmeelf "Sometime you have th* of­ a rookie AA headman, is count­ fense and have to build up tha — PLUS — ing on Taylor, and hoping he can defend. Usually it’s the other find another good hitter to help way around. This year, we have­ veterans Bob Mopotag and Billy n't got an offense or a defensenot yet, anyway.” Reynolds In tha outfield. Bates refused to panic at tha Another rookie might have to poor showing of the Crackers and carry the load at third base, but Mann didn't show'th* first frown. officials 'are confident that Dick If we had to play the inexperi­ Phillips, a .298 hitter at Jackson­ boye on our rostar, we’d ville last year, can do the Job. enced FEATURE- 9:28 be In bed ihape," Mann admitted, Another Jacksonville youngster, "but w* don’t. Milwaukee has "CHILDREN UNDER U Bill Thompson* ll currently the plenty of talent and we’re going ADMTTTTED FREE" No- 1 man at first base. Thomp­ to get our share." son, a 4 foot-5 former Seton Hall basketball star, bit a respectable 271 for Jax. Attanta Is looking for a little help at second base and shortstop and the fans are expecting Mann when the parent Milwaukee to be standing with hat in hand Atlanta Depending On E. Mann, Rookie POWER W O N D E R F U L L O C A T IO N ! Saturday night, they were saying that he bad anothei1 great one to the late-charging General Duke. Ben wasn't saying much of any­ thing. He was Just g/tting ready to pull another one out of the barn like a magician pulls rabbitj out of a hat. —0 — Now Showing WE PROUDLY PRESENT THE ACA­ DEMY AWARD WINNER IN HER LATEST PICTURE In Little' Venice in Loch Arbor, near the Mayfair Inn Country Club, situated on sloping green hills. Wellborn Phillips Jr. is building 3&4 bed­ rooms, 1&2 bath homes. Financing Plans are V. A., F H. A. in ser­ vice and conventional. If your looking for the best home value you can’t beat a Phillips Home. Your invited to drive out and inspect the many floor plans. Saturday Night 7:30 p. m. Sanford Memorial Stadium THE‘BEST ACTRESS OF THE YEAR IS IH PARIS, IH LOVE AHD INCOMPARABLE IN HER NEW PICTURE! % WARNER BROS, n i i i . t Admission $1.00 inch tax S P L E N D ID VALUE!.... Open 12:15 Baseball Game Door Prizes To Be Given Away i ■RORRZOMS Shrine Club Benefit Minneapolis-vs-Dallas PRIZE r AARON, M ILW AU KEE OU TFIBL P E R . KUO A T 2 9 Ma s o rte o f ru e b r / o m t b s t fUTURBS /rt BASEBALL — B S C A M S 2rtP YOUrtaesr BATT/rtO CMAMP Jrt THE HliTOR? o f r u e ie a o u b l a s t year. m t l ■1 a", .v ?TUw#if ^ 1 KaJurid H RAM9 44444 '* INGRID BERGMAN MEL FERRER •JEAN MARAIS f%] inJEAN RENOIR’S Pa r is d o e s STRANGE THINGS >: TECHNICOLOR**-, SHOWS— 1:00 | U • w aw 2:45 4;30 6:15 p = ^ = = a l M l m » C 'P k t t i p Jv 8:00 9;45 renter W. Crystle Drire A 1Lake ,1 . U __ __Bird. . . . . __ r FA . . 2-4391 .... Mary • r Phene FA 1-3011 After 7 P.M. 9 �■ ■a a n i,u ; . 8, 1957 Pact 7 Variety Show Sparks 4-H Club Meeting Additional Society T L o iv The 4-H Club meeting was held at 2 p.m. April 2 at the Wilson School with a demonstration on cooking given yy Mary Jean Goad with tha assistance of Sharon Bu- dCw aJ h u ! w the demonstration a varie­ ty show waa given in the schorl auditorium. Participants were, Connie Griffis, June Williams, Ma­ ry Jean Goad, Norman Sparks and Braee Williams. Among the aklts of tha variety show were, a rendition of "Batlln the Jaek" and "Guest Star Day." Mr*. Hurbeton presided. JACXY FENWICK Monday night, April 1, the En- Mrs. Jeanae Foulk. To those who luted Men'a Wlrei Club held their don’t know, J a u n t nnd her hus­ Wrst semi-monthly meeting for band Bill, (an erdanca chief in the month of April, a t the U. V. A. H. 3.) have long b u n ar­ S. 0. Considering what the wea­ dent golfer*- And now Jeanne, in ther waa like, quite a crowd turn­ addition to being n tournament medalUL la tha Golfing Queen of ed out in apltn of It! Mra. Gladys Carter gave a re­ Sanford! She worked hard to at­ port on last weeks meeting of tain tho crown, and to Joanna tha club’s Advisory Board, at go our alncereit congratulations. Back on my "soap-box” again, which a new arrangement for serving refreshments was decided and urging a very one to make their on. Mrs. Alice Drake, the new plana to ottand tha n tx t dance to program chairman, gave a report be held a t the E. M. Club. It tha future programs In store will take place oa Friday night, for the club. At the next regular April 18, and don’t use baby-sit­ meeting, Monday, April 15, there ters, etc., as aa excuse when I’m wm be a talk by a Mr. Palmer giving you over two weeks nol­ on the subject of Survivors Bene­ lea 1 | Tho drapes a t tha club fits. This is a subject, however we a rt In tha proctis of being bung, would like to ignore it, that U so it will look even coder than Important to everyone, so try and evar. Sidney Vehlin and his or­ get there for th b meeting. It was chestra will be on hand to play alio definitely voted on to have for the dancing, and It’a hoped another "bake sale" at the Air that the turnout will be as big as dilation, next pay-day, whUh will it was for the SL Patrick's Day Tie April 15, a week from next Daaca. If you'll reeall, wa had Monday. The chairman for the a terrific crowd for that one, and " a le " will be Mrs. Delores Cast. we can make thla one Just as big Aa for the new arrangement In a succesa! 1 tlt'i up to each and regard to the refreshments, it was every one of you! decided to appoint four girls at If you can remember way back each meeting, in alphabetical or­ about a month ago, I did a lot der, to handle the refreshments of talking, (should aay writing,) for the following meeting. The about a contact to be held to find speaker for last night's program a couple of good, appropriate was Mrs. Randall Chase, Neigh­ names for the E. M. Club, end borhood Chairman of the Citrus the "couples room" I Well, the '‘voanell, Girl Scouts of America. reason 1 shut up so suddenly was She spoke about the leadership because It was decided to "lat classes available to those who are It rld t" for a month or ao, which Interested In that type of work. it has, and now it’s on agalnt We Also at Monday's meeting, Mrs. hope that the boxes, and forms Betty Place was appointed to tho to be filled out, will be In place, Advisory Board to represent V. by this Friday, April 5, at the E. A. H. 11. Following the business M. Club, and also o a t at the part of the meeting, sandwiches Navy Exchange. There will be and punch were served. two separate prises awarded, one Again this yoar, as in the past, for each name. So you'll have 0 b e Veterans of Foreign Wars two chancae to win- I'll have will serve an Easter Breakfast more about this contest as soon a t the U. S. 0. for all servicemen as tha final details are arranged. who wish to partake of it. This is So keep watching for itl free to all servicemen In the area, and what a wonderful way to show the Easter spirit! This is an event that has been voted on by the V. F. W. In the past, to be an annual affair sponsored by the men in the organisation, in cooperation with the Women's jDuxIIIary, under it's present presi­ The recent meeting of the Ethel dent, Mrs. Melvin Smith. They Root Circle of the Congregation­ Chureh was held will start serving a breakfast of al Christian Hall. Mrs. ham, eggs, coffee, etc., at 8:00 In the Fellowship A. M., and will continue to serve Bonner C arter was hostess to the until 11:00 A. M. So all you en group. listed men be sure and take ad­ Mrs. Oscar Zcttrower held a vantage of this wonderful service very Impressive ceremony, be­ fore tha "'Women'* Day" gift that's being offered to you! ! Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, who heads was collected. Mrs. Lotting re­ the local U. S. O., would like to ported the Friendly Service quota •itend her thanks to the very had been mailed. Tentative plans for the chil­ th oughtfu l men who volunteered to wash, wax, and polish the dren's E aster egg hunt for the floors at the If. S. 0. building. Sunday School were mad*. Mrs. Without full-time Janitor service, Harold Harbst will be tha chair­ this sometimes gets to bo a big man. Coffee, cake, cheese, cracker* problem, and the fact that the hoys themselves have shown this and Jelly beans were served to interest in keeping their building the numbers present. Mrs. Harold Herbst wlU be looking nice, Is very gratifying to Mra. Kuhn. So to those Involv­ hostess for the next meeting. ed, her sincerest thanks. _ Been meaning to makr mcnwMon of tho note-worthy feat of DR. ANII MRS. BRANTLEY HENDERSON ef Lake Markham Road left thia morning for Jamestown, Va. where they will attend «ha 158th ennl»*nary celebration of «h# founding of J i n t a t w d (Staff PiMto) ★ ★ There will be a meeting of the Kouthslrf* P-TA Arrll 4 at 7:30 p. m. a t the school. The program will feature a panel diacuaelon narrated by Mrs. Roy Mann on ‘‘Discipline of the Child In the Home". The panel will he made up of tho following people, The Rev. David 'Carnefix, giving the church opinion, Mr*. R. Williams, presenting the fam­ ily viewpoint, Clifford McKihhln will speak for the community and Mr*. Ben Wiggins will up­ hold the teachers opinion. There will be an election of of­ ficers following the discussion. Refreshment* will he served. B I R T H S Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Schmidt proudly announce the birth of their son, Roger D. Jr. born March 30 in tb« Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital. Roger weighed 8 lb. 14 ** osa. The Sanford I grandparents are Mr. and M rs., J. P. Holtzclaw. Mrs. Schmits is tha former Miss Kay Holtzclaw. , THE SPRINQ LOOK Is given thla suit of turquoUe wool from tha George Carmel collection. I,The box JacktL flat In front dipping slightly tn back, i over a peg-top skirt with 1 pies to. SA N F O R D FLOW ER SHOP FREE DELIVERY 208 X. Park Phone FA 2-1122 ★ ★ 11/ITH the Mertxes taking car* of ** the Ricardos' chickens, Lucy and Ethel have their social problem*. probli At a party, Lucy says: "Of course, we're In the egg business together half those egg* ar* Ethel's." Itna pique: "Yeah. 8ays Ethel, in a Am The shells." Dr., Mrs.Brantley Henderson To Attend 350th Celebration Dr. ind Mrs. Brantley Hender­ son of Lake Markham Roed left this morning tor Jamestown, Vir­ ginia where they will assist In the openlnb of tha replica of the original Jamestown colony. Thlj marks the celebration of 330th Anniversary of the founding of the colony. Mrs. Henderson, an expert In weaving has spent several months creating m ats of cattails to be used for Indian tea peei. Dr. Hen­ derson, meanwhile, has almost computed writing a book on tha history of the area to b* used during the celebration. He 1* also the author of "Only the Happy Memories" and 'T he Fabulous John Smith" and numerous short storias and magailne articles. The Hendersons, formerly of Virginia, plan to spend the sum­ mer in Jamestown renewing old acquaintances aid working with the "colony” , a truely worthwhile creation. Ethel Root Circle Holds Meeting At Church Building Souhside P-TA Meeting To Be Held Thursday A t School ★ Happy Birthday April 3 Mrs. T. L. Sheppard Pat Bruce Dirk Rruce Frank Adams • • # E«*n la tha country, Fred Meets watch** hla petty cash. When Ethel says: "W# don't havo a decent lamp In this whole room w* eta road by, Fred replies, "Wo never read — w# alwaya watch television." Snaps Ethel, "Well, then w* need j decent lamp so wo can road the TV leg." Fred settle# that. “Okay," he says, “I'll tray yau a Aashllght." Cleo Teston Feted By Surprise Party On 9th Birthday Mr*. D. W. Teston entertained at her home 2209 W. 25th. S t Saturday afternoon with a sur­ prise party honoring her daugh­ ter, Cleo'e Bth birthday. Several gnnirs were played and an Eas­ ter Egg hunt was held on the lawn. A huge cake decorated the table from which delicious refreshmenta ware served. Those enjoying the party with Cleo were Linda Mitchell, Freddy Rerryhlll, Wanda Brndswell, Linda, Elian and Susie Lspln, Martha Dell Cook, Charles and Sarah MeWatters, Lesley and Freddy Bowery. Danny and Dav­ id Cook, Wesley Arnold. Judy and Janat Mansfield, Charles Beck Jr. , Joan. Marlynn, David.; and Bobby Thomas, Howard Johnson, Buddy and Nlta Fortier, Jackie Davis, Nat Brook and Eugene Taylor. Assisting Mrs. Teslon were: Mrs. Walter Cook Jr., Mrs. Joe Thomas, Mra. Charles Beck, Mrs. I.ee Mansfield, Mrs. Julia Minefield, Mrs. Fred Bowery and Mrs. Wesley Arnold. Knds Snatching N'EEW YORK - W - The American habit of bulb-snatching msy be on Its way out. A new light bulb row on the market is guaranteed to last at least five years. Tha bulb which comes In var­ ious wattages, is the same as standard bulbs in slie and shape, hut, according to the manufact­ urer it is made of heavier glass and more durable internal power components. TO DAY FOR SPRING 1937, comes this straw-colored box Jacket suit In wrinkle-resistant cotton and rayon from the Pattullo-Jo Copeland c o l l e c t i o n . Goldrimmed mother-of-pearl buttons fasten the front and button four raversely-placed pocket flaps. > General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2.1151 H. JAMBS GUT JAMES B. CUT Ai ★ ★ • * ------ EnWKTTSIl f.nOMH------- ★ ★ To mark the 330th anniversary of the founding of the colony that was to grow Into a great nation, a celebration of appropriate pro­ portions Is being staged this year in Virginia. Throughout tho spring and summer until November 30, visitors will stream through Jamestown to tee an exact repli­ ca of the original village in a pine grove, with lhatehed-roof church and houses, a little glass fsetory, snd tho barraesdea the Indian attack. Ju st all shore will bo moored three ships that are exact models of the "Dis­ -Vi. covery," "Godspeed” and "Susan Constant" that brought the first •m f, settlers. American Express will escort " ■ £ groups to the festival from April 14 through October 27 on a series of 6 day tours leaving from Wash­ ington. The "Historic Virginia Tours" make a circuit through the state that includes Yorktown, Williamsburg, Appomattox. Natu­ ral Bridge, Swannanoa, Charlot­ tesville and the home of Jeffer­ son, and the Luray Caverns. There ara weekly departures by motorcoach throughout most of spring and summer. The price o( tho trip Including transportation, hotel accommodations, meals, sightseeing, tips, and escort serv­ ice is $139.30. Vi? FALSI TFFTH M A R F R S FRYERS --------- ilflN E f.E s rf - GA. GRADE A | -D & D A U 'f l E A T --------- STEAK59c Stew 2LB89c STIEAK- 39c Kidney2 2 5 FRESH B E E F CHUCK ld c FRESH MEATY Freshly Ground Hamburaer— ~ Neck Mbs. 79c Bones p_ DANNY THOMAS HAS SOLD HIS FIR8T out- ■ / V * aide seriea. The Real McCoys, to ABC, which is pay- W / ing $1,000,000 for 38 episodes. The show will star ¥ Walter Brennan and has Dirk Greens and Kathy ’ Nolan in supporting role* . , . NBC went* Boh Stack . to do three song and dare* spectacular* neat sea- Naaetle rahray son. . . Ernie Kaeacs is expected to replace Caesar’s • • • ,e>l Hour on NBC this Summer . . . Alcoa, being ousted from Its long­ time Sunday night period nn NBC, will sponsor a still unselected show In the Monday night at 9:30—KT—on that network next Kail . . . The new Charlie Chan series, starring J. Carroll Naish, will now have a No. 1 Boy. He’s James Hong, Cnlnese-Amtrican actor who recently wowed Grnucho Marx by imitating Groucho on You Bet Your Life. ★ One spring morning 330 year* ago, three little sailing ships about the size of PT boats were driven ashore off Virginia by a roaring gale. They dropped an­ chor; their raptains and passen­ gers went ashore, made a hasty survey, and then the group promptly settled down to start the first permanent English colony in America. They were full of a spirit of adventure and their hopes were high. It’s Just aa well they didn't know what was In store. In the first place, they could hardly have chosen a more unproplllous site. Jamestown was a low is­ land, boggy and malarial, and wide open In Indian attack. It's agricultural possibilities w-eic pathetic. In 1«09 there was a "atarvlng time" when the strug­ gling colony was reduced from 300 members to 60. An Indian massacre in 1822 killed one-fourth of the colony's replenished popu­ lation of 1,240. riedges struck. Fires leveled tho humble dwellIngs from time to lime. Rut with English grit, the stout colonist* stuck It out. Nearly a century passed before they picked up and moved the capital of the territory of Virginia to a more healthy and profitable location at Williams­ burg. PORK STEAK OR 1 Fresh PORK ROAST ACTOR GENE KELLY, FLIRTING WITH TV for «evn era! months, makes it official April 13 with his biggest role to date—He’ll emcee NRC’s Baseball Spectacular that Gleele MacKeniie JACK PALANCE MAY GO TO LONDON late . . . ail let thi« month to repeat his Requiem For A Heavy­ weight, drat done on Playhouse 00, for the BBC . . . A Nanette Fabray test Aim will b« shot by NBC lata this month. Title is June, with Nanatta cast as a small-town Aorlst. . . When MGM makes the Thin Man into a TV eerie*, Paulette Goddsrd may turn up In the nld Myrna Loy role . . . People Are Funny, which producer John Gurdel haJ wanted to drop, has been renewed for another ____________ two years by NBC. Additionally, tho network ha* bought People Aim*, plans to sell them to a ght TO old P* sponsor as a separate show. People tre not only funny, they’re ridiculous . . . Keenan Wynn Joins Imogen# Coca in the Cafi Driver on April 14 on GK Theater. The same show two weeks later will star 'V H Merle Oberon and Jacques Berferac in Mata Hari. • (MAID ON “1 10VI UICV." MONOAYS CSt-TV) liter TV Quid* • • • • • The Rkardoa and Ika Martsea de­ ride to do tome country entertainIng sad It’a auggaatod that Ethel play Ik* plana. Says Fred. "Ethel playa by oar." Lacy la dabioue. hut not so math as Fred. If* adds, "Tho trouble It, wo gotta liatrn by ear." TOMORROW | • When Ethel, born In Albuquer­ que, gats too friendly with a girl she discovert was born in the same town, Lucy complains: “What’s so hot about being born In Albuquerqu»T I could have been born there, too. If my parents hadn't lived In Jamestown. AND night . . . Frank Sinatra and Jania Paige guest on Bob Hope’s April show . . . Pst Boone has turned H dawn the movie academy's bid to sing Friendly m Persuasion on tha Oscar awards show. Seems the H Oscar telecast will b« sponsored by an auto enm-> ■ ptny but not tha ona that’s to sponsor Pat's new F: ABC show next Fall . . . Gleele MscKrnilr's show next Fall will have a musical situation form at. . . Jack Webb says ha’s been getting 2.000 letters a l week complaining about tha cancellation of Noah's % Ark. He’s listening and may make a deal with ank * nther network . . . Jackie f.lesson will play himself K t when Climax does the June Taylor Story. ★ Jamestown, Va. Observes 350th Anniversary * 6UCY'S ★ One of the recently reconstructed shores 238 yearn ago. By HUD JENNINGS & JIM BURKETT W« don't know if you folks have had an opportunity to en­ joy Bishop Fulton J. Sheen's TV and radio Series, hut hero is a performer, if we may use the expression, who goes about preparing his program* in a highly effective if unorthodox manner. For his "Life is Worth Liv­ ing" program, t h a Bishop Ignores script, rehearsal, cue eards, camera run-though and other “crutches" so familiar to rrgolari in tho business. Onco he decide* on the subject of a dramatic narrative, the Bishop outline* the program with a few notes and polishes the narrative by delivering it in Italian and again in French. This is don* to keep him on hts to*-, so to speak, for he not only has to think of what to say, but he has to translate in­ to another tongue at the same time. Another amazing ability of th« Bishop's is tha split-second timing which allow* his talks to finish exactly on lime. In radio and TV work he has never finished more than two second* early or lata. BENNETT’S TV SALES A SERVICE may not have the Bishop’s split-second timing, but wrhen it comes to coaxing sparkling new life front weary old TV sets, we don't take a back seat to anyone. If your set is giving trouble and you want it repaired as quickly and economically as possible, call on BENNETT'S TV SALES A SERVICE, 409 West First St. Phono FA 2-2921. TRU-FLAVOR ROYAL PURE OLI:0 L“- 19c Coffee Lii- 59c Biscuit 10c Beams 2 °29c Florida Crystal Bread 2rr35c SUGAR OilL * 55c 3 lb. Limit. Please. P ills b u ry OLD GLORY NO 2'/i CAN D s a w L fi. TRU-FI.AVOR KING-SIZE 20 Full Ounce* KRAFT SALAD MAY-POLE FLOUR LB. 5«*29‘ With $6.00 Or More Food Order GOLDEN RIPE T/PT 0P Su p tR M arket’ * r[R ( roJS SRDPP.'htQ DOUAR VA5 MCRE C fST S 3 2 9 r -*s: ?®r- %r . 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Ambrose Salmlni and John Stevens, Edgewater, N.J., built the float to make U.N. delegatn aware of their senti­ ments on behalf of the Huncartan people. (International) t r s r A6AJN TONttHT/ I T R A I N E D A G A IN L A S T A JU SM T / A FAST DRINKER BTAMP OF APPROVAL DES MOINES, low* to — Six BRITTON, Mich, to— Ira I. Garden Grove, Iona, high school Four U. 8. Navy ships h.«v» students who found a package of been named the Florida, t h e last state-owned postage stampa val­ esty. The state will give each of being a battle ship of the Utah ued at $228 and turned them in them a certificate commending class. will be rewarded for their hon- them for the virtue. YfS. «V CEAB ' SINCE >OU Wfltr AIL UNABMfP, I HAVE CHOSEW THE ABLEST BOPV TO SERVE M E * SOU SEE, >00 SNOW FAR TOO MUCH > - - ^ > B O U T M E.' A Liit t ie ■ CM, ZARNOV/ n A S H - MTS POSSESSED BV Mr FV tnPS, VOU WILL UNCECSTANP WMV I t CANNOT " AHC>V >0U TO ACTIVE,' , Cyril , my a y 8 / U .P IU S B U R Y L o IIl s tm coins to do m a r k e t in g - a t it da rn t e l e p h o n e TOO LON&. ■ ■ — ■ WADE'S Earnhardt, 28, Milan, Mteh., today was serving a two-day Jail sentence for drinking and driv­ ing—at the same time. Pollee said they arrested him for driving 80 miles an hour and d/tnklng beer at the same time. OPERATOR. O C R CORD IS TOO LONS. WILL YOU PLEASE PULL IT BAMC ABOUT FOUR FEET AT r YOUR E N D ? i— — SU P B E X MKT BE A 6000 BcY UNTIL . I SIT 1" “ “J , lie '-^ Z J T L S ( s o r e . m a " . . . BY TWB S MOULD®R ) eee 5BI7HD YOUNfl J t o \ HAWKINS BY i- T H B >n * _ _ BUT LO N3 JOHN s il v e r c o u l d n ’t FIND TWB TREASURE A\Af». H E ... * . , _ CANS A N D R Q A R B D l 'N O W , *A \ A T H Y . . . IF Y O U C O N T T S L W h E Z B T H A T T R E A S C « H '9 * z Z r * . v— U. S. 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NO. 1 WHITE Q M ftec Potatoes ORANDMA , S i t s r a in in '/ LgT*S PLAV * h io c -an *se e k INDOORS/ x Y O UC _____m O U N T _____ T ’A HUMMED ________ S L O W -L IK E .T ’OIVB U S r ,T IM E T* H ID E ./1-----:— ' | \ ( he r b i IDAHO BAKING S -H -H O U IE T // 24 oz. 55c DULANEY SLICED 10 ox. pkgs. ST RAW BERRIES 4 for 99c Orange Juice 8 for 99c Del Monte gBnfp TRAILING P IE S BIRDSEYE 6 oz. cans oo...V i -"THAT WAS HARRIS PEACH, APPLE, CHERRY NOPE. DIXIE CRYSTAL S5.00 or more purchase) LOlXlM FOR MJ L WHY/ m p all OveRTtMH WASNTtTj WAD I CM MW THAT 1NT- TRACK MUM . DtoVM/ w p kuse WSNM.0 •A NEW CATCHER .AN'YO’Rtl M ARKET WE SPtCIAUZE IN QUALITY MEATS �I TTT?: •AVFfTRT) WEHAM) f P if« 9 Labor Union Is Askod To Domond 'Houtccleaninx' IALKWH. W «d. April 3, 1957 Fishpond Tips C. «*- S*n- Way** M*re* fD-Oro) has ewl'ed or labor onion tntmborn to do* mnnd • ,rt'ons*eli«nlro." i f -re* colltd for tbi “full prolo. euVon ~t tbs low’* In eotos Invoirinf mltuso of union fu^ae, mue’i on n bock or»»'dtnt or otbsr bsnk offl-Ul* m'fb* M oroSKtttfd for w'-* nnronrisMons. Wl'V-tit mentioning Prealdant Di»« 9'eb br n»nv* but roftrrinf to the T**tr»Or* Un'on te«ndnl«. M*rso m M »*•• ** v*k and flU of th* front «r|on» «vO'iM rie» ‘to and demand n hftetclndnlng." H« *«M nvM»ne* brought out ln nukot lnvee‘<g«tlon h*nrInir* Ind'm’o th«t “unions or* vte’ed wits nubile 'n’orost and tho tinn-m*rf nf*i«Ul bas put bis band Irtn tho poehtts of thouu n ; < rf ntonlo n"d stolen moony In 'hr form of Into-ost. ”t dofr’d ‘bo r’-Ma nf Inbur,” Mono e-W, “but 1 will novor bofond 'llo-tylmat* nroetlet* by tipl*"v.* Iprlngllnte aetlslll the I n i saadlot bt whether It I* a happy parnsnlne sera* like this, or tall game of t'le rear, offer eaeeUeal picture oppor- Spring Activities Call far Camara Action 2& V V ' , -I . ;. , s h <. W.-W-.v-,.. > MU. MAOlUNg O'CONNOI, 19. smiles despite Injuries aha suf­ fered when ibe fell 30 fret from ■ high wire while performing with tho Pao American Circus In Paterson, N.J. Her plunge was witnessed by her father, Felix Adler, veteran circus down. After teeing his daughtar to an ambulanca, Adler con­ tinued his set at the show. Mrs. O'Connor la In fair condition. According to tho rhyme wa chanted aa children. ' Thirty daya hath September. April, Jun# and November.. . But, now In addltion to having 30 daya, wa And April la now a month composed of National Arts and Crafts Weak, National Model Building Week, National Coin Week, National Oardan Week. Notional Photogrephy Week and National Do-ItYourself We«*T This Just goes to prove that aprlng Is a aeaion humming with all kinds of activities which make flne subjects for the family snapshooter. It's really "open season for shooting and you can’t afford ln. *e‘ y ,Z ' camcr* b# UH# mueh or tne time. , . w. Spring brlnfis lonxerdays—days that may boast o chill in the shade but a sudden soft warmth in the sun—which mean* more activities out-of-doors and more outdoor shooting. And sura as the solstice Itself, it's a time for putting the family's best foot forward in bright spring finery—a time for painting and polishing everything In sight around the house—a time when every housewife assaults her home from basement to attic and feeli compelled to move every pieco of furnll In tha place, Everywhere, lawne and pi and woode explode In a aurl green. And tha homa garde: too, know* It'a time to "bend back and dig" if ha wants “results and roses" Edgar A. □: med to write venea about Sport< loom larg t on tha , pl w j zon> too—everything from Informal launching of the mr wajon to the formal debut of I ieaglia baseball. And speakim baseball, we're sure there more-than a few fathers umpii som)» fine sandlot games ri now; As you can see. all th . activl we'va mentioned ere part of sprjn| picture—an important i mentof family living thatdesei , b# record/ d #| ,t happeni(. . __ . . , 1! t0 ,h* *Ff* Shakespcaro sa and ,'/?>* '?* **1° *he light-hearted ha quin moods of people and weather. Even if you enn t | ^ic* •*®ct'v Y^at m ,n or I** j"enf* ?r‘11 tf°- >'ou cat* he i *h*y 11 bo doing something, —John Van Guild. “Tho proof of the pudding Is In tbo eating." This Is a time-worn truism that applies In full maahurt to flshpoods. Tbs proof of • good fish-pool Is the food fUMnf you gst out of it according to Howard R. Bisaland. Bloloxlit with tbs V. 9. Conservation Ser­ vice. If you have followed cur recipe for a food ftshpond carefully, a i ws told you in the first article of this scrios, end If you havt usod >d Judgment In opplylnf fertil. r the first year as ws told you In th# second article of tho sorlts, your pond should bt ready to fish one year after stocking with Urge mouth Black Bass. Within cme year the Black Bass you plsntsd should average one pound In slie and ths Blueglll Bream should average ont-half pound In slat. Within one year tha pond should havt rroduced tho greatest number of pound* in fish It Is eaoaMe of producing accordto tho fertiliser you hare applied. In Florida, a properly fertilised farm pond will grow 600 nounda of fish In one year Fish are an annual cron in farm ponds. They should be harvested as a crop using hook and lln» met­ hods. After your crop I* grown vou cannot hurt It by fishing. However, remember this—if wea­ ther conditions and other factors are just rlvht and fish are biting, It Is possible to harvest your en­ tire annual crop within one or two dava. The number of pounds of fish you ran harvest bv f'shlnir depend-* on the total number of pound* of f!«h produce I In your nond. Fur example. If your pond has produc­ ed a total of 400 pounds of fish in one yrar you should be able to harvest 200 pounds of fish in ono year. If your cond hns produced 600 pounds of fsh In one year you should be able to harvest 000 pounds of fish, and so on. Remove all the fish you can cat­ ch. Don’t throw the little ones back In. They probably never will grow tip to !«• big fish nnyway. If vour pond has too many small fish your fishing won’t he good One way to leduce the nembera of C PARENTS LOOK ON aa tbe newly organised Cub BcORt Park 313 held its first |am borer at the local l)AV Building Sunday. Cab members uf (hr to** pack, sponsored by AM Hoola Catholic Church, after only five weoka of organisation, boasting of six dens, were small fish is to "catch ’em and rot 'em". Always b* on the lookout for weeds begin to appear in your Is seldom a good fishpond. If begin to nppear in your pond or if pond or if your fishing nets poor consult your local Soli Con­ servative Service technician. He has hid a great deal of experience with p»nd weeds and fish prob­ lems. There Is roiufort In knowing that if >ou do hnve problems witli your pond, there Is someone around -who run help you. About 10,000 Floridians ore blind, .*ay* th* Florida Council for the Blind; but pru|«r pr«-awtlun* would haw saved half of them their sight. Legal Notice halra, awirded their first mrrit badges of eehloveoMRL AI of tbo eubo of tho pack, dressed In their Indian regalia, demonstrated their prowess and reaourrcfulns«» In an oahtbltlon of the Cob hcoota monthly theme. (Pbot« by Borgo tom ) Crossed eyas cannot ba out* grown- The condition should oo corrected before a child la fout to avoid posaibla loss of sight ful hearing aid are among the enables a severely handicapped advances which l would llko to person to hear tha softest music discuss today In our monthly re- and speech, view of medicine. The blgh-powued output of The now hormone la known as the device, the manufacturers trtamlelnolone. A synthetic hor- claim, covara a wide rang# of high mone of the cortisone family, It and low tones, many of them was tested recently on 13 patients sounds which useri have been unIn preliminary ellnlcal trials with able to hear In the past, good results. Voluoblo Drug No Side Effects | Another development In the All patlanta, treated for perlodsW dical field Is the Increased use varying from flvo months to a ’of chloramphenicol. Although not few weeks, responded favorably, a new drug. It Is becoming InApparently, there were no serious ereaalngly valuable In treating aide effects. bacterial diseases. The doctors who conducted the indiscrim inate uie of some Investigations re p o rt th a t th e other broad spectrum antibiotics, compound la at least as affective doctors report, has made many as, or better than, currently avail- persona resistant to them. Chloable material in controlling the ramphenteol, on the other hand, inflammatory manifestations of still is effective, rheum atoid a r th r itis such oa swollen and painful Joints, stiff­ ness and fevar. Softest Sounds No, freeing usually Tha extra-power hearing aid ii preserves rath er th a n harm i said to bring tho softest sounds them. Excessive heat can be detto persons with evt’-m# hearlnglflmcntal to vitamins About ona child In four has defective vision, says tho Florida Council for the Blind, Eye ex­ aminations should be given before a child start* to ichooL r U.S. ^ SAVINGS .BONDS, PRAYER FOR THE DAY Dial FAirfax 2-3221 i) V? If V * •'MM*' ■ s-r. r* -I* | . -I- Miv/jvrq t o N W . Wgat#«« and grant* •si uf th* said ciiAiir.Ka (Toon- UiW EVANS, also known aa I’ a . HVANH: IDA UllUMLET. II altvthsr unknown spous* If marrlsd, and l( U-.-d th* rssp sotlvs unknow n hslr*. dtvlw**, l*x«(*s* and grant*t* or ti<* Mia i d a im r t f i .H r i o n A iti.r .s H TitATog n n i M i.r.r, aliui k n ^ a as C X B rum U f, If nilr*. hi, unknown tpuuas If msrrlrit and If *t*ad. lit* unknown hslrs <lsvl*»»*. U«»t*«« and gran tMt of th* **I4 CIIAItt.KX BTHATON n n rtll.K T , a lto known a* C a. nitt'M!,KT; harm: LntrtHK PJtt.NCJIJ: tf allv*. h*r unkown spoils* If married, anil If d»nl. th* M*p*ctlve unknown helre d*vi*e*e. Ieaal*«e and a ran tes, of the -aid s l u m ; I.OOIXK i ' u i n u l k , sio h . HK K I.KVT «nd JOXRPH U. A ltItP.noNDA. If alive, their r eip e slive iinkouwn enoueee If married and If d-sd. th* respective un­ known h»lr*. d*vt***». Uaat#*a and inta*» of th* ed it im n r.n b VT and JOIKPII Sf A n n r tp o N DA- and any and »I1 p«rton* claim |n r any rlsht, till* nr tntsreat In to th* fottowlna d-*crlh*<1 land fad ylna and h sln f In kvmlnol* Coun­ ty. riorld s lo-w lt: l.ots I tad I of Bvana Tsrraee. Sanford. Florida accordInc to til.it thareof rscordsd In M a t It.xik 5 P t « * !• I'tthllc 1 fl*cnr<ls of Xemlnote County, Florid*. . Ton. and each of you *r» hsrehv required to ap p str and (lie, p*r. sonallv nr hv your ttlo rn sv with th* Clsrk of Ih* shova-styled Cturt. your wrlttsn d«r*nt*t. If any la th* m il Ta Qulst Title filed h*r*ln acalnet yru In thle eauea and to -*rve a ropy o f th* same on rialntlff,' sttornsv. h*. tow. on or before th* Ifth day of April. A. T> HIT r< C ltul»hl»oa Jr r Itornsv for P laintiffs Fdwarda nuttdlng , Sanford. Florida ' o p iiKfi.NPON. Clsrk af th* cirrult Court By F r. Burdick n»Dt|ty Clark p y •fU-Sn 'J. F. CUBS S H O W OFF HLNHAY AFTERNOON a* Jim Grant. District Boy Scout Itepreacntatiw, Wally Krohne, Inatitutional U trclo r for for the Tub Scouts, Ted Michael*, Committeeman of Cub Pack 843, J .‘ Your Informotion - Entertainment Center and Jamre Hay, Culmtaater of Dan 26. look on during one af the thlta, (Photo by Bergstrom) in Sanford Y O U R H O M E TOW N...FULL T IM E S T A T IO N HOME O W N E D ..... H O M E OPERATED M ike” Reck - Licensee-Owner-Gen. Mgr. Roy D. Green - Sales Manager James S. Williamson, Jr. - Chief Engineer Announcer-Operator-Salesmen Dancing ? - Champagne Hour During Dance John Keeling, Jr. Nick Pfeifauf Charted Cobb “Mickey” Reck - Q UR G A L F R ID A Y Person, Plus Tax—-Dress Informal U N IT E D PRESS 24-HOUR NEW S SER V IC E FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE FAirfax 2-3411 C A L L W T R R - FAirfax 2-6112 �. 1 Kf*»/;.. _ _ cum in-. I) i t s ran I t NO S4U PA-pTRRAON. ItDRNCB—UNKNOWN . . . T U B NAMR O P T ill* S T A T I r u m iD A CRT! NON TOO. JOHN FITTER SON, HE INDANT*RMIX)NDANT* IN T ilt* a . t r r , IN DIVORCE. IN THE IT O O O R T. SEMINOLE r r , NINTH CIROTIT. STATE . ^ORtDA, SITUATE AT SANFORD. FLORIDA. TOT) ARB REQUIRED TO F t l J C R ANSWER OR OTIIRH ADINO TO T llta SUIT IN TIIR fX NAMED r o r n T ON o r ORN MAT IS, ISST. * 4*•t* . pre rnnf**«* will k* »ni*f*4 agelatt )*u **4 th* r iH will proe**4 EX PARTE Wtln*** mv han't *n4 ••*! Ihl« >■4 4*y nf April. ISST, Clark nf th* CttlfT’IT rO CRT. NINTH CIROUIT. SKMINOf.E i -OI-NTT. ri.O S . <Ve a i -O P tl*r*4*n Circuit Cnnrl Clark hy Aria J. I.un4qul*t Daputy Clark NfSTII R o r t I.O «M n. V ACATIVfl. A l O n n M M i AND lll»C O N T IN lI n o p a r t n r h o %i i « n o w % n r flat n r s A N r o n n u s i v t in ■ r w i v n t r rm -N T T , r i.n n in A . Natlcal • h*r*by elt*n that »n th* Tn4 if*y nf Snrll THE HOARD o r COUNTV C1 UMISSION. F.rt* o r a r u iN o f .E countt. PI.OIIin.% *<lopt,'t ■ r* i n lu t l n n * l* ( ln e v a r s i l n p . a b a r 4 n n |i > t nn-1 4 l * r o n ft u t n e *n4 r * n * i m r t r c m<l 4 l * r U l m t n v »n» r l « h t n f * • —I n l y C n u n t y Vlnrl4*. a n 4 lh* i» i MV In * n4 r* i h y t n ar t n f -n*4 p'*nwn b y p int n f flanfnr4 rar* In N- tpImil* C « u « l r . FlnrM *. ■T-wilh-.l f * l |n w i : •j. V- Six New Homes Being Alumni Concert iBuilt |n Venice The annual alumni concert of the Stetson University Bam) which last year drew zo gradu­ ART OAROKMI INC ate* of the School of Muilc in­ P laintiffs cluding Erncit Cowley, of Send' C HAHTLE t ’ i t al | note High, back to the campus to feadOM* participate, la expected to be Mr jw r tc M T S inert:.* u O U HAKTLBT and j _______ eer than ever Satunlay, Director MAUTlaCT, M . w ife; 0 * U .t- Richard M. Feaael said today. v . I . I N t : A t / l l l i ; KKIIXK. x n l - all the btlrs at lair of WII,. Aa the final week of rehearsal* I.IAJI S T E m t-V : tv. n n c r .. started, 19 alumni, including FraK r r r a*4 a n n a i . in . K ir r r . hi. wir*; u a u *-- tel himself, had aaked for chairs DuXALU a Ml _______ilc - for the coocert. Eight additional IjOXALD h u wife; W A l i m i u . M and -------------- B ill. alumni aald they would return for UIIX* hi* » If*: If anr of th* concert ae, spectators. h«m be ll>lne. and If iImuI, “We could have had a hundred ■tlu lr g a k M *n apou**. ti.tr. “ • . d*T!#•»*. er»m*»« If we had the apace,” Feaael raid rr»dltura la tta n ,-* . tr u .l—• anil o lh .r p aru r. rlalm lne t>r. He expecti at least 23 to loin throaali. umUr <» .e t lm i tn>- with the 33 student member) of nt th- ato ra nam xl iW .n .lania * tin *r» di-f»*#»il. ind the band for the concert schedul­ anr or all parti** havlas anr ed for II p. m. Saturday in Eliza­ claim , r le lit lilt* or I n io .n t beth Hall Auditorium. In and to the land* n«r»l*afl*r The public is invited. There U daacrltud aalA land* altnatal Ij-ln* »»d nalne In Oran*. no charge for admission C oantt. KlorliU. tu-w lt: Five of the program numbers flntartnant f-ot I of H*.-tlon I*. Vnrnaliln SI. H are- Si) Kaat. will be conducted by junior and paid eoTarnmaiit tail I harlne senior musie majors while Feasel he«n idatta-l and 'now brine a a a n of CRTSTAI. BOWI. At)- srill conduct the closing group in r io x to • ’Aearn.HKnKY. which Include* a composition by S-ml'ml* Countr rtnrtda. ac- Rail Kublk. who was on ths cameerdlne tn tn* plat tti*r*«f a* r*rord*d In rtai 1 1 -.*-. I. ***• put last week for the Florida I t n f th* nubile llarnnl* nf Samlnol* County. Plnrlda and composers League metting. The itudsnt conductors are Eu­ a n .n ia t »r a pert of ••)««■ I«*nrUTAI. IIOVVL A o o f - gene 'Briggs, North Augusts. Ra. TlU.V. P.rnlnnj- ('i.itnly rlorl-l* John Fulton, Stuart: Jsmss Msa• online to th* plat tb.rp.if aa Z-,nr.lnl Tn Pint Him.it la. -iae* that, Ormond Beach; Karl Wil­ • J. nf th. l*uhllr tU ointa nf fUn.Innl* I'ouatv. VlurMi *mf liams. Ormond Beach; and Don- T ftll-I.irr LAKE MIIOfUM AD­ aj.l Wood, Spartanburg. S. C. DITION Tf) f’AWRI.WMnRr. ‘ Alumni who will play Include Samlnol* County. SM..rl<ta.i *r. ror.lt.« In thn plat th*r*of a* Dorothy Bohren, flute, and How­ -r*iiiril*<l In Pin- flmiU t. tt.ic** ard Gold, saiapbone. both of *a nnit St o f th* Public n . c Daytona Beach; Lola White, nnfa nf namlnoU f'oaiilt Vt*rFrench horn, Clewialon; Janet Ms TOI AIIE IIKIIKBT N o T ir iE D Sauls, Percussion, Croscdnt City: Shat th* Plaintiff* haraln haa* l»atltntail a anil aaalnat you In lb* Stephen Berry, snare drums. Del­ iTtrrnlt Tnert nf th* Ninth Jtnllral ray Beach; Rettlse Elliott, baa's rlrcttll In and for H*mlnolo Coun- drums, Eau Rallle, Jack Kirkpa­ tr. Florida. tv nnl»t n**lr title tn Iho ahoy* itaanrlhad prop*rtr, stunt* trick. drums, Eustis; Edwin ail Irina and h*lna In Hamlnnl* Brock, trombone, Oakland; John County, Florida a* haralnaboy* 4na-rlhMl Vmi ar* har*hr r*nn|r*d fo DeYoung, trumpet. St. Cloud; Er­ fit* your anawar with th* CI*rU nest H. Cowley, trombone. San* • f th* circu it Court. In and for Joan McLean, clarlnat, Srmlnnt* County. Florida and aarve ford; a c*py ih*r*of nnon TV f! Wind#*- Tampa; Joe Courton. baritone, waadla SIS Park Avanne South. W lntar Park. Florida, *tt»rn*y fnr Titusville; Judy Briley, clarinet. tho Plaintiff*. In th* aald actio* West Palm Beach; Bill Startk, * • nr tvafore th* Ith day of Mar. clarinet, Williston; Roy Bennett, A. D ISST, ala* a D*cr*o Pro Canfaaw w ill b* *nt«r*d aeatn.t you string bass, Winter Garden, and IT IS ORDERED that thle he Donald Yaxley, trombone; Dick puhllahad la th* M nford llarat.l, Feasel, clarinet, and Hr. and S r e y a r a r n pehllahad la S*mlno1* C euatr. Florida, nnr* aarh w itk Mri. Charles Turner, baritone and for four conooeutiyo waako clarinet respectively, ill of Do* ! WITNESS th* hsad nf th* CLrk Of the Circuit Court, and tho oral Land. Of th* rtrcult Court. Samlnot* Other alumni returning Include Cannty Florida, thle tad d e r oi John HcCorkle, Cocoa Beach; April A D. HIT James Young, Lake Worth; Bar­ O P Harndan Clerk e f (he Circuit Court. bara Vealch and Mrs. Edd Tay­ Saanlaole County. Florida lor, both of Orlando; Mra. Charles S r : Aria M Laadaatat, D eaaw Clerk II. Aah, Ormond Beach; Roswell R. Kenna, Jr., Tampa, and Don 49 S Wtederweedle aid Bradshaw and Norman Gold, W Park Avaaae Sealh W laser Park. F l o r i d a __________ both of DeLand P a, rm & aa ne* r? «t tr tsu r" * •i ; ■ >'« tVeV.' Six new homes representing a total sales price of 979,273 are un der construction in tbs Little Ve­ nice section of Ig>ch Arbor acct rdlng to Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr* Roes Newby (Sanford) and eleven more homes ere plann­ Charlie Thomas (Fern Park) ed to follow- In tho next few weeks with plgns going forward with the Clarence Blrkbolm (Sanford) MARCH 3t first of the 130 homes In Raven­ na Park programed for early Sum AdwLeJews raer. . Anna Roqgtvven (Sanford) These home* will be available Carrie Mlmd (Oviedo) under all three types of financing Irene Bradden (Enterprise) —V.A., P.H.A., In servlet, and Dale Grieme (Sanford) Conventional. There will be 2, 8*Hy WhlU (Enterprise) 3 and 4 bedroom models with 1, Helen Pell (Sanford) lit baths and will range In price Nadine MeNab (Lake Mary) from SU.600 to 113,900. Kuby Lee Ballanger (Sanford) Willi* Knighton (Sanford) Prior to that time Phillips who Births termed himself Sanford’s leading builder since- 1919 built In San Baby Boy White (Enterprise) Daby Girl Mima (Oviedo) fw<> 0V*J ho“*» ln M areas of Sanford. In making the Dtsrkargfs announcement of the new con­ N anry Skslton (Sanford) struction started In Loch Arbor. Clara Mae Richardson and Phillips aald “we are delighted to (Longwood) be back again In Sanford and olln Marion D. Holmes (Sanford) to be conducting in the months and Donald Harper (Sanford) years ahead a pretty substantial Dal* Green (Sanford) amount of residential construction. Irene Bradden (Enterprise) In other words, we are betting on Della Ferguson (Sanford) th* continued succetiful growth ilsry M. Miller (Sanford) of the Sanford community.” APRIL I The Loch Arbur area U one of .UtRaaltai the most naturally beautiful spoil Eugene Vans (Sanford) In Central Florida. Ita location ad­ Ellen Mol trr (Badnerer, O.) jacent to the Mayfair Country Club Kenneth Gano (Longwood) and golf course owned and operat­ Slarvin L. Wood (Sanford) ed by the New York Giants, makes iHKiirgsi It an extramely popular residen­ . Lionel D’Aaevsdo (De Bary) tial area. Hospital Note* All of the homes will b* fu’ly April 1 equipped with complete General April I Etectrie kitchens and are in the Aifmis*ten* moderate price field. They feature Eaaie Mae Moore (Sanford) extremely large bedrooms and liv­ Robert Earl Moxley (SanfordI ing aieas which combine to make Lena M. Sear (DeBary for the ver? best buy per square Discharges foot ever featureed in Sanford Phil­ Alvin Milo (Sanford) lips said. They are all on Urge Ermle Blsbee (Titusville) beautifully landscaped lots with Evelyn Rottgen (Sanford) some frontages running as high Geneva Hornsby and baby boy as 100* and with depths up to 120’. (Sanford) In making the announcement, Sallie While and baby boy (Enter­ Mr. Phillips concluded: “We are prise) grateful for the excellent coopera­ Carrie Mims and baby girl tion glvan by Sanford firms In the (Oviedo) past and are looking forward to April 2 doing business with these firms Admission* again aa la the past, and our ope­ Johnny Brooks (Sanford) ration* In Sanford and Seminole John Pick (Bunnell) County mtan a lot of new business Clifford Huraton (Sanford) for the local firmi.” Walter Dtion (Sanford) Sales of theie homes will be Anna Mae Almond (Sanford) handled by Mri. Adelaide Moiea{ Thedora William* (Sanford) who can be contacted at the Little Births Venice Salsa Office or by tele­ Bibp boy MeNab (lake Mary) phoning FAlrfax 2-4301 or at her Dlacharfei residence FAlrfax 2-1011. Edna Bridge* (Sanford) Hospital Notes April 2 Mar-Lou Lounge Admissions Local Bankers Are Emma Warren Lynn (Sanford) Is Now Under Eddie Heilman (Sanford) Named To Florida Discharge* New Management Bernice Cash (Sanford) Assn. Committees On* of Sanford’s most popular Pat Hanlon and baby girl (Sanford’ The first official action taken dining and drinking spots, th* MarH. O. Fisher (Sanford) by J. A. Anslcy following his Lou Restaurant and Lounge, on Minerva Hutchison (Mima) election as President of th* Flor­ 17-92 south, la now under new Willie Jeff (Sanford) ida Bankers Association *t the management. Two newcomera to Willi* Mae Chasarek (Sanfordi close of the annual meeting of Aanfoid, William L. fBill) BarCreasy Brown (Sanford) that organliatlon on 3(artli 30 her, of California and Jack Tape Kenneth Gano (Longwood) was to announce appointments to of Wyoming, are th* new joint Gussie Ferguson (Altamonta the eighteen standing committal. managers. Springs) It Is through these committees BUI Barber brings to the peo­ April 2 that much of the work of the ple of Sanford the benefit of hit Admlatloa* state-wide Florida Bankers Asso­ long experience In btialneai and Ann DcLaey Phillips (Sanford) ciation Is accomplished. Anstev Is Vice President and Cashier of the Lee County Bank. Fort Mvers The honored bankers include; Robert J. Bauman, President San ford Atlantic National Bank, San ford—Member of the Farm Com mittce; T. E. Tucker, President Florida State Bank, Sanford — Member of the Community Serv­ ice Committee. Presbyterian Choir To Give Easter Cantata Apr. 14 The Firil rre»byterian Chancel Choir will give It* annual all n..#r»r - V .i« . t *s*» 'ynlti«t# v '• *V ,"f”* Fi->.-* 1i m. mu,,c , , , r -tt, the R*v. 7;10 G. <-«un*y on K, Apr. A. |«4* s|A«-<r|ha ' 94{ f*se|q»i|nf Mrlnni* announced. M * rhfllM Prtiith «ntf 17 link* Thr Garden and the Croat, a V »9t n# rofn'* nf tAi'ftnfi II TAwnuhlp cantata hy Alrc Rowley, will be tf'Ulth. P)is«a •% r»*» r»*n , \ r t r t h <11 il4ir»*4 a* <1 Jfl | PTblCnitU tihs year by the 32 wlrMlM 1V»*t M chain# voice cliorui under the direction j; t1»*rpf« qn-1 I.* atii»I*1• ftn'ith €1 ilPgrgww ani of the Minister of Musie, Mrs. tA »mI*» r-igl *1 rhhlsR George Touhy. North ?" •'•fWM ^n«l ** mH« The hour long service will tell tit#* FTtRf to chain* North *1 •*»r**M mil mln»«tp* TTp*t the *tory of the Garden of Getht r h ih * Ip HeIt rr.| <• se n ia n e , Christ on the Crois and *rtgee,whlo Jk r il* f JtO t'#v* en' • *4 “FFS4 lh~ klorioua Easier dawn follow­ inofs* or |«<4 i|*»4 flft't.rt*-«MY ing the reaurreetton. The contin­ of vinr*-1* t* vl Vo T\ **hl« h ti not now l» 1.M1..I In uity la hy Arthur L. Salmon with *»•# r»w). v rf dfgts Hen * acripture at thr predominant Vn (M SI or will h# Inr|<i<f9<1 source of the text. In tho nrno.vwp • •♦•«*» Hdi-t ttOMqrifrpn* r* PloH^a prn}#<*t Solo* Interspersed in th* choral tinging will t>« aung by membera #1M>. Hr nrd#r nf |h» noarsl nf f^onnl? of the choir. rninirlMloRgr* o# Hwirt****** To’intT riorl.lB. April 2n«t. Ml? n P ffhrrslon Andrew Jatkren beexm-s Fiori­ •*Urlf of *h# Poarst •• t’uanty rommltilnnr-a nf na's first aovtrnor in 1113, by presidential appointment. KrmlnnU I'oumr. Flnrfsta .Aliy narl.............. nf Iha) nuMI- r'-i4 ......... , ., Hospital Notes restaurant management In Califor­ nia and other western itataa. Whit* iharlnr the job with him srill be Jark Pape of Wyoming. Pape baa had a colorful career In Amrrtea’a northwest cattle coun­ try as a fancy horseman and rodeo rider. He haa also estab­ lished quite an enviable reputa­ tion in his homa state aa a res­ taurant operator and a connois­ seur of good foods. Jsrk and Bill’s Mar Lou will specialise tn serving western beef, and they hope to build th* reputa iton of the Mar-Lou as a "west­ ern steak house.” Number 2 on the Mar-Lni’s food manu will be Pizsa Pie, and this dinning specialty will be serv­ ed in a dosen different varleti's and combinations including mush­ rooms, sausage, anchovies, pepperoni and shrimp. Connected with th* I-ounge is a completely stocked package store, which, tike the restaurant and bar will be open for business from 7:00 a. m. until 3:00 a. m. Linoleum Covered Home Receives National Publicity National publieity was given to a linoleum covered kitchen area Installed by a Sanford firm. Th* nationally distributed ma­ gazine “ Scriber, carried a picture and account of the linoleum install *d In the home of Mr. and Mri. Theodore Wendt of Maitland. According to tha itory carried with the picture of the kitchen area, the home was designed and built by Wendt who selected a natural design for the floors of hit modern home. Th* linoleum was installed hy the Sanford Linoleum and Ttl* Co. every day but Sunday. Aa exper­ ienced bar tender will always be on doty at tha bar. A TEN YEAR C O M P A R IS O N OF ONE OF THE MOST WIDELY OWNED COMMON STOCKS American Telephone and HOSPITALITY SHOP OFFICERS of the Semimi’r Vlrmoria) Hu#piUl A aillluy met this morning al th* hoapltal. (Left to I'ight) ■rc: Mr* Fred Stein, ro-rhairman; Mr*. I’hll K r a t lr r , p u rch a> in e )ln . <*. J. K<»v ■Kent; Mr*. Peter J. Donahec, schedule chairman; cl and election of the Florida Trud­ eau Society on Apr. S. Preliminary sessions on Apr. 4 t Continued From Pa?c One) (Continued From Page One) | (Continue;! From Page One) Committee* nl*o ere schrd.iVd lo .to days.” The hank facility is be- nnd Judge Ernest E. Mason. Pen-, include a meeting of the FTHA board of directors and an evening meet later today. jfng rnn-trueted tn what was the sacota. president of FTHA. workshop for board members. Rett L'p Sleeve* old Brig Building. Two panel discussions will he FTHA's executive committee will With the festive air of Tue*-I The new Florida State lluik day’s opening ceremonies dtvlntl- employee came to Florida fir«t featured at the Friday afternoon. hold a dinner meeting Wednesday 3, community action session evening, Apr. 3. ling and the Hundred* of flower because of a brother who Is a doc-; Apr. Participating on the first panel vase* cleared front the legisln- tor In Eau Gallic. But he said 'M will he Til patient* ant eX-patientsI The Florida Conference ol Tu­ berculosis Workers, head *d h> tlv* halls, members rolled up like Central Florida and I lik’ who will discuss real life experi­ Edna F. Prince, Tampa, will hold their sleeves to study in detail the the McNulty organization.” ence* relating to social, economic | an all-day annual meeting on Apr. governor’s recommendations fo.* a Crandall arrived in Sanford to emotional and financial problem). 4 at the San Juan Hotel. ft 10,000,000 tax Increase, a m erit'm ake his new home last Saturday The second panel will point nut plan of raising teachers’ saUiritn. j tn time to take in and attend ihei how various agencies help to meet A Fifth Wheel and other sweeping changes. Seminole County Appreciation !) j v | these problems. Panel moderatnrr T h. program won over-all sp- “That was a womk’rful gesture ’ will be Frances Lord and Alice l.j MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. IP — Mrs. Mary Hunter, 38, had a pros al from a big majority I Sanford for the fir,. Porter of the National Tuberru-j tense moment Tuesday when what senator* and repr.sent.llvc* but h a today.” tosi* Association. New York City.! looked like a flying saucer sailed h er. were plenty of obje. tlor.s | J rcmarkr(| Smc„ Dr. DeWitt C. Daughtry, Miami,; through the air and struck her P u V - F7 m*.raber he commented. 1 have sold mv will talk on "Itesearrh Begins at car. The saucer turned out to he commit th«mse vea to down-the- $ h(jme Kau oatHo. had Home" at the Saturday morning a rear wheel that had slipped olf line support of the length,! guber-. ^ w#ek, VicaUon> arw) ho.ght enmmunty action session and Dr. I a tractor-trailer. ,W*i(li*>I W|V i*.iut'r * it a new home here. He and W» (am C. M. Sharp, director. Division of' Why Give Test ,t.M, m . ,<*U ,,tor' th ,y ily wilt reside at 2S'M French ive Tuberculosis Control. Florida Stite thought teachers should ga* mor* where he purchased a home in the Board of Health, will lead a sym­ GOSHEN CITY. Ind. W — City than the Gat $300 annual Im-rea e, S " " " posium discussion on tuberculosis Judge Philip Baker ruled Tuesday plus 9400 In ’ merit” raise, Gw pln#cr'* ‘ MCllon a drunkometer test could not be Crandall Is married and tu< one case rinding. In special groups. outstanding teachers during the j ehIW wlfe., namr ,, „el*n Judge Mason will preside at used as evidence in the trial of u. w / m r hr bi*?nlum’ K. Crandall and his daughter is FTHA's annual meeting and elec­ a man charged with drunken driv­ wh, ® Sf" ni1 reeommandeil. Gloria Joy. Gloria Joy ha» enroll- tion on Friday morning, Apr. 3, ing because thr man was not in John Shipp of Jackson County, r(j jn jj,,, yjjpj jfradc 0f Pinecr-vt. and Dr. S. D. Doff, Jacksonville, | posscs.iio> of all his faculties when chairman of the House Education school president, at the annual luncheon 1he took the test. Committee, said he feared the ‘ „ r j, a 0( the Jun'.cpay rali^ plan “dot* not ao i|uit<* Chamber of* Commerce incl ll»r far enough on an immediate hrv-ii, i \merlean Legion and Is a m-m tnough 1 agree it is as fa,* us the fo , of ,hc p,<.,bytcrian Church state can go through the MiniSpeaking of his new "baby, hank mum Foundation Program.” facility” at the jvanfvrd Naval Mr As to the proposed raise In station. Crandall said “ We’r.t So taxes., reaction of members |n){ l0 have all nf the service* ranged front all-out approval to there such as check cashing, checksturdy apposition to any new |n|r accounts, saving* accounts taxes. money orders, traveler* chccquc* Lawmakers Comment an,j Series E Savings Bonds ” “ Before I vote new tears, 1 ____________ .. — . want to see how far w* tan go with dividing up what w , have.” 1 The first Kratt paper mill in said Sen. Fletcher Margan of Florida was built tn tOli at PunJacksonville. ama City. “ The sale* tax Is th* only way i we can carry out this program,” automobiles, h e a v y Industrial commented Rep. Slack Cleveland equipment, and alcoholic heverof Seminole County. nges. He nl»o recommended a 30 Collins proposed to raise new per cent Increase In nuto licemc revenue by eliminating sales ta x 1tag fee* to he levied nod spent in •xemptlons on low-cost clothing, the counties for school purpose!. Legislative 'Crandall CENTRA I. FLORIDA Q l’ICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Went Thirteenth Street A pud** fj) WM PO U T P a i n * Phone FA 2-5831 THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THUDS. - U tl. sa t! FLA. GRADE A - DIRECT FROM LOCAL FIRMS EGGS MEDIUM45 c LARGE 48c X-LGE. 57c WESTERN LEAN PORK . Telegraph Company AMUated Food. la*. ReyetoM High-Grade Common Stock Fond 8 1 Keystene lerotu* Common Stock Fuad R-1 Wellington Fund Will Bn Mailed on Request W ithout Obligation. “Your Judgment ia Only Aa Good Aa Your Information” STAN COMSTOCK Eaiabllahtd over 20 years in Orlando 1415 Conway Road LOIN R0A<iT & 45c OUR OWN PURE LEAN FI'IIE PORK SA U SA G E G R O U N D BEEF Lb. 37c lb. 49c HE8TERN U. S. CHOICE BKKF IVall* dry in ju*t 30 zninuti**! P aint in the morning: entertain th a t night! It's easy and inexpensive* w ith Du Pont FLOW KOTE# Dozens o( washable colors; matching woodwork shades, too, in odorless DL’CO Semi- * N« msImmO * Rtpreteatiag: Alien A C#., Lakeland. Fla. Member: Midwest Stock Exchaage, Chicago Board of Trad* COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE * Tnily wtnSobU * t**h titan vp «• N e w ! D u F o n t C u s t o m C o lo r s give you your c h o i c e of o v e r 2 0 0 o t h e r atyle-rlght FLOW KOTC colors . . . c u s t o m - m i x e d in just th* s h a d e you want. Com o Uv a n d see them . __ "FLOW KOTE" SPECIAL OFFER $1.00 OFF ON A GALLON ROUND STEAK/fc 69c AUTOCRAT AGED IN THIS PLANT ICE C R E A M Vi Gals. 69c SH ARP CHEESE Lb. 69c WESTERN U. 8. CHOICE BEEF PH. ORI.ANDO 5-80.14 r i i Ifjy TfI-JT h m d t r t d S if ir Wie iiililry...... y.*«e«fw< t «jtte«-^k) p«^t. Gloria Loom eL WITH DIXIE C R Y S T A L S rnich. chairman; and Airs. Fred Dyxa, second vice prvaldent of the Auxiliary. Not promt for the picture were .Vra. Andrew Carrnway, finance chairman and Ml»a Cecile Hrard, auditor.. d ’hote hy Bcrgcaom) ONE CAN TO A CUSTOMER Offer Expires April 30, 1957 Call The Lumber Number FA 2*5581 For Sudden Service Hill lumber & Supply Yard 21.1 West Third Street B A B Y LIVER ^ 35c Wholesale Meats For Home Freezers jl) P A I N T S E R V I C E . I ' - i ^ �WAN WHERE MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING A N D SELLING ! CLASSIFIED INDEX .► —BROKERS and REALTORS REAL ESTATE DltlVE-tN 2344 French A«4. CARD #f TRANKS I LOST k FOUND X FOE RENT 3 BEACH RENTALS 4 WANTED la RENT 5 BROKERS A REALTORS • REAL ESTATE Nr SALS T REAL ESTATE WANTED S MiSCKLLANEOUT • MISCELLANEOUS II OFFICE EQUIPMENT 11 AUTOMORILES-TRAILERS 12 BOATS A MOTORS 13 FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN­ ERY 14 PETS-UVESTOCE-SUPFUES (PMhrjr) 15 ARTICLES WANTED 14 PLACES la EAT IT BEAUTY PARLORS II FEMALE HELP WANTED 14 MALE HELP WANTED 24 MALE or FEMALE 21 WORK WANTED 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 22A MONEY to LOAN 23 SPECIAL SERVICES 23A ROOFING A PLUMBING 24 PIANO SERVICES 23 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS 24 INSURANCE 27 NOTICES-PERSONALS 24 ARTICLES fW SALE 21 FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD J. W. HALL. REALTOR Ataoclata E ty L. I Associate Johsay Wither, i •'C tU H tllr Phone FA 2-3841 4—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 7-Room house. Furn. nr unfurn­ ished. 1703 W. 3rd 8L Ph. FA 2-4257. It—AUTOMOB11E5—TRAILERS DON'S COVER 8HOI* Automobile Interior Decorator Scat Covers — Boat Cushions A t WU1Is Pontiac-401 W. l i t cu sto m b u il t h o m e s 1154 Ford Thunderbtrd. Excellent FRA CONVENTIONAL condition. Dial FA 2-4330. FINANCING Youra for prompt and LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 1047 Nash. Radio, heatar, backefficient Serviao LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS up lifhta, («od tires. Excellent Stenstrom Realty A. R- SHOEMAKER, i t . condition, $300. Stephen O. Phone FA 2-2103 1400 HllloavUlve H. E. STENSTROM Stlth. Monieiuma Hotel after Registered Broker 6:30 p. m. Immediate poaaesaion. 3 BR ma­ 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2420 sonry by owner. $52.41 mo. B 3 g g and MOTOl 2421 Ysle Ave. 2 bedroom furnished block house. Dial FA 3-3312. A. B. PETERSON Broker Associates: A. B. Peter­ LOST LAKES ACHES son Jr., P. J, Chesterson, Garfield WUIetU, and R. W. WU- II beautiful camp or homo sites, B-7 acres, with or without lakelitms, A, C Doudney. Land ^ y ^yq|| front. Near Pllsloy off Rt. 42. Writs for brochure. u « N. pub Ave. Phunt FA 2-6123 L. M. "STEW" Prtnca 511 Center St., Kustls W. H. ••RBI" 8TEMPER Realtor — General Iniaror _ Phona Elgin 7.2303 Guy AllenAatoclala This is a frra pass to the Kits Arlclle Price. Aaaoclata Theatre for Mrs. Prank Evans. Phone FA 2-4991 - 112 K. Park Exp. data April 13, 1057.* 23 A - PLUMBING and ING ROOF­ PLUMNING * HEATING Septie Tank Insullatlan k Seme Raster Service. A r c h ' # C Harriott, Phene FA 1-5299. Plumbing Krc*«y Heating M. G. H O D G E S Service on All Water Pum psWella Drilled — Pump* Paola Road. Phone FA 2-6037 PL U M B IN G Contract and Repair Work Free Estimatea R. L HARVEY JOHNSON MOTORS SEMINOLE 8PORTING GOODS 204 Sanford Ave. Phono FA 2-3543 2444 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA S-1102 Year Kvfnrudr Dealer HOBSON SPORTING GOODS 304 E. 1st. Phone FA 2-4461 29-.FURNITURE and DAILY HOUSEHOLD GOODS ACROSS 9SAVEI t High ON GOOD U S E D F U R N IT U R E Mather of Sanford 263-64 Cut First FA I-WM EC H O LS S P R IN G SALE 9 Pc. LIVING ROOM Reg. »230.0t) Sofa Bad NOW Chair 3 Stap Table, 1 Coffee Table 2 Lamp* 2 Pillows Term, 3 Pc. BEDROOM SUITE R tf. $27200 12 ft. Seml-V plywood beat k ga­ Cotttraeting A Repairs tor trailer. $174.00 Cash. Pbona 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 6562 Bookcase Bed nuw Mr. A Mrs. Dresser Now FA 2-0784. I t—PETS. LIVESTOCK. SUPPLIES (Poultry) CERAjm- TII.K Wed. April 3. 1937 THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D J I V r f D r ...,. $199.00 .f* VU* !?r 8°u I Inner,pring Mattress Free fcatlmate-Quallty W.rk | Matching Box Spring Terms Come to Twin Lakes Farm far Huby Spears. Slgr.—FA 2-1363 B0NUS_ * putowa fine Durocs. B. H. Greer, HiCLARK Wrought Iron Runk Bad, way 426, 516 mi. NE Oviedo. ROSA L. PAYTON Plumbinf, Heating & Supply to Complete with M attreur, New Lake Front Home Contracting A Repairs Registered Real Estate Broker 3 Bedrooms, }tt baths, 2 lot*. On Horse, saddle A bridle $100 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 Ph. FA 3-1301—17-92 at Hisnsths NOW Lake Emma Cova. Call after Gentle for kids. Ph. FA 2-0269 Highway 17 A 02 Soutn 4:00 p. m Dial FA 2-3436. after 2 p. m. i OZIKR REALTY CO. 24—PIANO SERVICE Laura B. Osier. Realtor ECHOLS BEDDING CO. For Easter— Wirt Fox Terrier Hatel M Field. AeeoetaU solid white male, 4 mo. "AKC” L L Sill - Piti.e Tacnnician Cor. 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. FA 2-4321 2801 So. Orlando Jiwy FA 2-5542 "Bud" Bamberger, M |r. 2105 Amelia (Off W. 20thI. Phone FA 2-0739 Route I. Sanford Fret Dellvtry l - C b s t A^D FO U N b' Real Estate Insurance nt the last beautiful Lake This la * fret pass to the Movie- FIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Commercial Investments—Rentals One land Ridt-ln Theatre for Mrs. Front Lots tvailabla. Approxi­ W L HARMON LOST— Boxer Puppy. FA 2-4438. Property M anacenenl Joseph Greene. Exp. date Ap­ Ph. FA 2-1277 After 5:00 p. m. Thi, i, n free pas, te the Prairie mately 100* on large sand bot­ I.akc Drive-In Theatre for M,ry tom Laka. Beautiful Homes ril 12. 1957. LOST—Cheap rod and reel be­ RAYMOND M. BALL, Jane Zittrower. Exp. dat® Ap­ 23—ELECTRICAL SKI!VICES surround the entire area. Pric­ longing to 7-ycar old boy. Just REALTOR 17—tltiAl f t PTHT ok S ril 12. 1057. 'd to sell. $5600.00 Cash. west of Monroe Corner, Sun­ FKIGIDAIRE appliances, stle day about 0:30 a.m. FA 2-2601. P R O F E S S IO N A L S E R V IC E Your Beauty Number Is FA 2-6742 and sarvtee. G. H High. Oviedo Used furniture, appliances, tool* S. D. Highleyman — Associate HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Fla. Thene FO.VW.I ar San ect. Bought-seld. Larry’s Mart, 204 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 2—FOR R EM 105 S. Oak Ave. ford FA2-388.I after A p. m. 321 East Flf»t St.. Ph. FA 2-4132 80 Acres— 35 Acres in 30 year )steen— 3 room first floor 2 A 3 Bedroom homes, beautiful old producing seedlings. 6 14—FEMALE i I e LP M .t.v ik n Air Conditioning floor furnished apt. 3 room se­ places. Down payments a« low acres In newly budded sour rootMG VALUES Electrical Contracting and > cond floor furnished apt. Call as $695.00 down. 10 Acres cleared to plant. Pric­ Beautician, lull or part lime. Repairs; Economical Home QUICK CR ED IT Wanted immediately P h o n e Cherry Ural Estate Agency FA 2-5771. ed to sell. Excellent terms. Wiring and Repairs EA SY TER M S FA 2-5742 or FA 2-2155. Dial FA 2-0029—Notary RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY UILSOVMAIER Small apt. 113 Elm Ph. rA-2-OSTI. 1219 W. 13 St. Bear-Barber Shop Dial FA 2-0915. New and Used Farnllure This la a free pas, to the I’rairio 112 Magnolia R. P. RAIDLE Lake DrUe-In Thentri- for Mm . 23 A— lint.lH N G -H F.PA IR S-r11 E' E|r»t St., Ph, FA •6622 Robert A. Williams Avalon Apta. Efficiency. Ph. & ASSOCIATES Lowell Oiler. Exp. dale April PAINTING FA 2-5954 REALTOR 227 N. Main, Orlando 12. 1967. ttay m o n d L u n d q u lit, Phone 4-5081 or 4-5451 FLOUK saodiag anC finishing EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable iR s n r u T C 19—MALE IILLI* Wa n I'kd Clasmaf, wixsag serving Semi for Winter Tourist. Private bath Phone FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank note county woe* 1424. Apply Budget and ere^Jt nun. A shower. Steam heat. Inquire R M Gleasow. Lske Mery Lovely 2 BR honR\ plenty of Manuel Jacobson across from FOR RENT— 2 bedroom beauti­ Firestone Store. •had* trees, nice neighborhood. ful furnished home for refined Ted Burner, post Office. $8,800 Terms. Experienced man for night work. couple or small family. Near for PAINTING Apply Bell’s Standard Service, i ^ Granvi'ew^'pho'n'e” FA 2 2978' Lake Mary. $90 mo. OHLAAtSO fELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Spacious 3 BR honti on large French at Sennnola UUd. i ___________________ _________ WKUSKIUtl private baths. 114 W. First St. baautlful lot. the price will 1 For Painting call Mr Tasker I’h s i-ra a s o o t FUR SALE— g bedroom mason­ or please you. _ . FA 2 6159. Room special $14.95. I *a A d v e n t u r e W ltn C a c la W a l l ry home on a 150' lot. Nice bedroom furnished house. Dial FARMER’S AGENCY S-J* W ild r i m l l l r k n k neighborhood. A p p Xals e (| at Wnntetl—Colored man A woman | RK.MODKLING7 FA 2-4205. t.r r .s n e 312,000. Csn he bought for . 6 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-6221 over 21. Apply I’lg’n Whistle, j w , c,„ a n | , t in financing, plan, • 10 •Sen, W a a t h a r . S p o r t * >8,959. Cash. llcan furn. apt., Oil Park Ave. selecting a contractor, A the e.it Kind • llnbtr 9—Flowers, Plants,, Sbnba Lady or Gentleman interested in finest materials available. s. so Viva On D part or full time Investment „ Uedroom frame home. La Ka i Peat Compost (Daetwelder't) 50c Bedroom furnlihed house on 7.00 Iteb aia Trust Work. Experience unne­ privileges. $8500. Only $1,000] bu. bag. GHAPEVTLLE NUR­ Celery Ave. 2 room furnished 7: l i John Dally and tna .Saw* ilk k cessary. Write Renyx, Field A down. apt. 310 Magnolia. Call A. K. SERY, Grapeville Ave Phonr 7.1* .delta. • Vlrilnn Thaatra Co. Inc. P. O. Box 1309. FA 2-0886. Roesetur, Florist FA 2-1851. , mi Arthur laueirer bnu» Maple Orlando. Lakcfionl a t $25 a front ft , s . l o diaa* I & up 1 Especially fine place !| A K. R O S S E T T E R , F L O R IS T >.oe The llllllontlra New furnished cotleie, lake fro n t 3i— vmhW Wa n t e d of land on paved rd. adjoining s M • I’ve Dot A aecrel Large yerd. Must be quiet re­ Phone FA 2-1851 While they tsat—Utility Grade Mayfair Golf Course 125' x lu " i Wednoday Meht Viahit fined couqje. Dial FA 2-2002 Power lawn mowing. Ph. FA 2 4370 Fur dependable Service Fir 2x4. 2.x6, 2x8, mostly 2*9— II:"" Nl*lu N ,«, llanorl 660'. Suitable for suit-dividing between 9 a. m.-l p. m. evenings. Member of Florist $105.00 M. II:"" Wraxlln* from Chlcaio into 7 choice lots worth at least telegraphy Delivery Assn. S lie rm a i f n n r r c te I’ipe Co. line sicu oft 2 bedroom furnished bungalow. $1,000 each. Price $43*5. And Careful carpenter will do smeii Out West 13th St. TMIHlUAt MUH.MAO 313 Palmetto. other choice lot; from $175. up. 10— OFFICE EQUIPMENT or odd Jobs. Call FA 2-5093. s.i* sian u i Buy in Lake Mary end neve M cR A N E Y -SM lT H P A IN T S • . 1 1 New*. W a a t h a r Efficiency Apt. Hl-way 17-02 So. Part-time work wanted. Phone MAJOR BROWN REALTY HAYNES Office Machine Co. 2313 S. Park Dial FA 2-6161 fiVi The H o r n i n g d aaar City Limits. Sluraberland Court. Albcrtha Hughes, FA 2-6627. Lake Mary, t-lorlda 1 .0* C a n la in k a n g a r o o Typewriter,, adding machine) n e < s i g n uf( I’ll, .vi nfor.I FA 2 6237 2t>—I.NSI UA.M I. SaiM-lU-nt.il,, 314 Mag., Ph. 22 A— MONEY TO LOAN a Si Pan on ,'lcoly furnished five room gar­ FA 2 Ot«2 I"."" tills land ef Out* IF IT IS REAL ESTATE age apartm ent Adults only. BALL INSURANCE AG EM tr 1 1 :1 , Cite wun c i n t b a i h ask Crumley k Montelth Call FA 2-0434 or FA 2-0472. ~ AUTO LO A N S 11:"" I n a P r i c e la l l l a h i COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR I t 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4695 11—AUTO.MOk'lLfeUfkAlL'dfts lllJO n t r l k a l l Klch COST LESS HOME AND BUSINESS » s-rs:n ,o o , Bedroom furnithad house, ntar BKK Listings Needed— P R O F E S S IO N A L S E R V IC E ll:"" Valiant Lady base. Children welcome. $85. tervice Families Waiting Florida State Rank nAY6IOND M. BALL, AGENT ■» '* •+*• ot ut» omnrrv a RAY HERRON mo. 1819 Summerlin Ave. OF SANFORD BROWN REALTY 201 s . r«rk Sanford *7 1" rh D e Jb t YOUR <• H Mw u tdin* Sanford Ave. at Rojalia h i n Na»» Rooms, first flaOr. Clean, well PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A 26—SPECIAL SERVICES 4:1, stand Lp and be Counts* FARMER’S AGENCY FA 2-2555 furnished- Working c o u p l e . l NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD I Jo Aa in * W o rld T u r n s Insurance and Real Estate Electrir k water furnished] *n r*ant»m ina Q u l i GATLIN BROTHERS USED CAR This is a fret paaa to the Rita Insure with FARMER k reet as­ 1 11 H e a l t h l l a p p l n - . a 109 Holly. Dial FA 2-2440. Dragline i Bulldmer Service 7 r . Kin d a !(>»!.by Theatre for Irvin Pryor. Exp. 1949 Ford 2-door sured. 116 French.— FA 2-5221. i ml H it i a y u f I Ph. FA 2 3276 Sanford. 1950 l’!y. 4-dr. Sedan, new d a t e April 12. 1957. Trailer for rent, Dreamwold Trail­ S 1* ' h a n n a l (Si <?r*«aroaaa paint & ecat covers. Sper. $395 27—NO I It K-H—PERSON \LS 3 t . Ilrowalng Around er Ct. Adults only. FA 2-2572. -REAL ESTATE FOR SAI F. 1951 Plym. 4dr. Sedan t 1 * Hrlnhfar Dav WOOLSEY ww m i- rv i t i a m s T l U B ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby six room house, unfurnished. 1952 Pont. 2dr Sedan Marine Flmahea CHASSEI. a Beds Day. Week or Month— 1307 Elliott Ave. Ph. FA 2-4605. 1363 Pont. 4dr. Std. Shift w r.ii,r.« ii* T t n a a a o o i For Your Boat Tel FA 2 3181. Furniture Center < *4 Wild Hill Hlekalt 195, Chav. 2dr. P. G. YE H A V E A HOME S t'l a 30 l l a p o r t bedroom home In Lake Mary on 116 Weet First SL •ienkarik Glaas nnd Faint Co11951 Pont. 4-dr. Hyd. Claan < I t I ' n u r ICdwarda Palmetto Ave. Automatic hot FO R YOU 112-111 W. 2nd St. Phone FA 2-4422 ,.f t'n chlaa 1954 Pont. 4dr. Std. Shift I’ONY RIDES at Sanford Form­ 77 "Jo" ."bariff water heater, G. K. refrigerat­ K»af h ValUy 1955 Pont. 2 dr. sedan. Clean ers Auction. Hwy. 17-92 South. TOOl. RENTAL SERVICE S no <:ndfr«y X S"rl»od» ‘ or, electric range, automatic 1955 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. Open .1-7 p. m. dally. Present S.no T b a J l l l l l o n a l r a HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY washer, lake privileges. In­ HOw'Eb—3 ind 4 b e d r o o m s S:S0 I va (lo t t S a e r a t Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 6 p. m. 216 Oak Ave. this ad for 1 fr«* Ride. Phone FA 2-3093 lo.no 7"ib c - n t u r v F " , H o u r quire E C Hudason on Pal­ 1 k 2 baths. FA 2-2883. 301 West 1st St. I t . "0 11:10 l l a p o r t metto Ave. FA 2-3685. -AlttlCLKH FDR SALE HOUSES WASHED Completed and ready for Immedi­ II Si I . t t a ."bow I3 I> N aw a * Hlgo Off ate occupancy. It will pay YOU to ,ee u, before Alsu roofs. STEAM LUX PRO­ room unfurnished house. I’h. Paint $2.50 gal., Cola $3.94. Work - r i l t HOIlAV N O N M V U you buy. Open Evenings and CESS. 1” Orlando »incc I9t6. l’A 2-6821. if no answer FAS:!S T a a t l- a i ta r n Cloth*,. Camp Gooda. ArmySunday,. Thouiaud, of satiified custom- Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ava. 7.00 O ood M o r a i n e 21 260. Esstslde Trader Sales Locations. S.09 (.'apt. K snasroo ars. Free estimate. Call 34349 S.no Opan i l o u t a Palatka, Fla. Druid Park — Santord room furnished apartment. 2300 collect, Orlando. —Factory t»» you— lo no H a r r y M "ora Grove Manors — Sanford Mellonville Ave. l u i t o A r t h u r O o d tr a y Aluminum Sail Your Car ta 11:10 P f r l k a l l m m Valencia Villaa — Dei.anJ ENVELOPES, Letterbesde. »Ul«Venetian Blind* 13,n<i V a l i a n t l a d y ROY REEL room furnished upartment in­ Whispering Oaks — Titusville maota, invoices, hand bill,, and Enclosed head. Sag-pruol bottom I S . U Irftva o f I.If• 304 W. Second St. cluding utilities. $60 107 W. Oth. programs, etc. Progressiva rail with plastic ends, riaatie 17:10 Hoarcti t o r T o m o r r o w lt ftu ld ln e D e b t Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2911— or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon I 2I .no i-.oo r.oport nfurnlihed 2 BK duplex apt., FRA In oervice and t lLA liaaac- Trailers for sale: 3b ft. Crestcords. 403 West 13th St. ing tvailabla. K io gtsn d Up nnd bo Countod kitchen equipped. 300 W. 27th. liner. 38 ft. Detroiter. For par­ 1 10 A Turn# Senkarik GUm and Faint Co. 1 no O tu r t b ot l l World WELL DRILLING ticulars call FA 2-2267. May i i Brook # 112-114 West nd St. Ph. FA 2 4622 bedroom furnished house. 5 miles 7 >0 H o u t a p a r t y consider trade on home or pro­ Fairbanks-Morse pump*. 1 *0 III# p . . o f f West on W. 1st. W. A. Norman. We can qualify y»u for one of Repair, to all makes. ________ We ixiy a u iaQ n»*<S turaiaore 2 10 Hob Urolbv these hornet in 30 minutes. You, perty. HOWARD C. LONG Paying top rash prices for say I no Hrlrhttr fin a nail unfurnished house, 1000 can start enjoying the hornet SEE ELMO FAR1S YOUR ftierm $07 E. Commercial Ave. thing of viiqe SUPER TRAD­ St iitl )l Saerat French Ave. Edat of M abt while we process the papers. Phone FA 2 2833 ING POST on 17 92 Ph FA 206Tt. 5—BROKERS end REALTORS Do you knit, crochet, sew or make Developed by Late 31ode| wringer typo Maytag. saleable articles »f any kind. Consult A REALTOR First Special $35. 11. A. Thtonp, En­ SALESMAN— 301 W. First SL We have a proposition that will CULLEN AND HARKEY ODHAM & terprise. New and Ured Cara interest you. Dial FA 2-2209 146 N. Park A«e I’h FA 2-Mll or call at 918 French Ave. at FA 2-0231 or FA 2-5376 after 6. TUDOR, Inc. G. E. 8 cu. ft. refrigerator. Ex­ once. cellent condition. P. O Box 55, 51 DcSoto Sportsman HardtopCor. Hwy 17-92 k 27th St De Bary or Th. NO 8-1106. PUMPS k SPRINKLER Clean, best offer around $35u. Phone FA 2-1541 W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO SYSTEMS ‘50 'Ambassador, a u t o m a t i c REALTORS 10 ru. ft, Frerrrr, perfect condi­ B R A II.E Y O D IIA M . Pr»a. tnnim itsion, 4 door, liks new. All typ», and sizes, Installed Elltabrlb Mrthvln. Associate tion. $200 caais. 2111 Orange •'Do It Yourself.’* Mutt sell one. 1930 Maple. No 1901 Park Ave. Pkooe FA 2-U32 Ave. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE calls Saturday. S T I NE Brand new ‘‘Modern" Electric HIG H W A Y B U S IN E S S P R O ­ GENEVA: Country home, two Machine and Supply Co. CASH FO R YOUR C A R Semi-Automatic /.ig-Zag Sew­ stury, ten rooms, furnished with PERTY AND ACREAGE 207 W. 2nd St. Ph FA 2 6U2 H O M ER L IT T L E ing Machine complete with atkitchen equipped. 2-car garaga, CLA\TON C. BROOKS lachmcnts and portahh- cait. Trees trimmed, removed and beautiful landscaped yard, 253 USED CARS Phone FA g-4049 foot frontage, near school. Call demoased. Phone FA 2-2609. Price $85 Phone FA 2-2758 (af­ 1012 Sanfurd Ave. Reel Estate Investments SANFORD TREE COMPANY Genava 2601 or writs Box 30 J, ter 3:30 p m ). Specialising in Acreage 1958 G-M.C. 3/4 Ton pickup. Ona Geneva for appointment. Route 2. Box 636 Sanford. Fla. owner, just like new. Priced IN CO M E TA X SER V IC E This is a free pans to tho Movieland Ride-In Theatre for 3lrn. 3 bedroom CB home. Splendid lo­ low mileage 13.000. Owner had Wm. II. .Murray KENNETH E. SLACK J. B. Phillips. Exp. dale April cation. Shade k 14 citrus trees to go in Service. Phone FA 1111 Celery Ave. Phon* FA 2 1391 REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER 12, 1957. Thona FA 2-6091 or FA 2-1632. 2-0175. Call any tims after 4:00. Closed Sunday 1444 E. nd Pbona FA 2 0221 $79.50 Lake Front Lot mouMxina S Journey 4 Arouvt 10 Piercing leal IS Moca soddtss 11 Rent CROSSWORD ' DOWN 1 Dwtll I. Burden 14 Deatr* 20 An P ig * 11 a ra u rq □ L U I S M U I S i 1 • IL U l • J m s ;. 1 * t i.jia .i-1 tu n :i "1 m e w t* 1 1^ I I 2)1 « l . l l i l l u i li S •*l * t it i 3 no u l v : n it i 'J * . U L it -:y iJ O J i n u u n a u u IF ■ j 9 i4 U u i# w a □ u rs T ' ’ n u t -n u n >J • ► in p i a n (-((:! M l 1 I l l f a •J 3 Play on words 4 Putting on 4 pity 21. Die- 4 Regrets 23 Wnnkl* 24. Kind of IttH H ll’t Aaewot nong 23 Thoughtful 31. Astonishes 27 Monetary 3$ Head (slang) umt (Rum | 29 Strong 34. Chanted wagons 36 Eatinct bird' 38. Injure 3fi Wise men 6 Stories 7 Old province l Honshu. 16. Departs Jap t IT Tantalum 4 Braying taytn > 11 Pranoun instruments 1$. Conquers I. first man $0 Everything II Real estate 14 Undivided 21 Hair on lion’a neck . T J 27 Vegatablo % 23 Metallic * sound $8. Dull ajtd il tedious 2$. Iron i4 rorroeion 27. Thin y 2$. Antlered \ animal 24. Disavow w 30. Bamartum i> tsym ) 62 Man's u nicknvnt 33. The shank :J lanaL) 24. Observed u 33 Pacifte Ir Inland IT. Likeness 3$. Stack wood H 40. Weather* cocks 41 41. Wild naan tTibeli 42- Unit., of work 14. Bum up glllte 32. Bound. as an aaa 4 s % . • t i o & » Y /, •• '* • it % lo f , n. % % V % « % i % yf " % % 41 1 % Citrus Grove Television Radio mm u.r fioidiac krhat's Seminole Realty m , CHIIB JUST1CI Earl Warren, honorary* chairman of the Faster Seal campaign for the Washington, D C. Society for Crippled Children, receives hlj seals from two special fl-year-old emissaries. They a rt Stuarl Sweeny, Arlington, Va., and Darlena Porter, Alexandria, Va. Try and Stop Me ------------By BENNETT CERF------------- ] ACK BENNY says, '‘Danny K aye and Bob Hope a re n 't tha only comedians who get lo m eet the big shot* when they're! in London. True, I wasn’t summoned to visit the royal fam ily —but here's how close I got to the very lop: I w ai in­ vited to dinner at Number Nine Downing Street!" 4 4 4 A man approached the desk of a swanky hotel In London and asked, "Do you have special terms for com* m e r c i a l travelers?" The frock-coated " d a rk " re­ garded him coldly and re­ torted, "We certainly have, you ------ ------ bloomin’ blighter! Bur* off!" a a a Auto salesman: This new model does HO mile* an hour, and will atop on a dime. Prospect: What happens then? 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O H W * ju t counted it— folks and we got too donoono mock of it aroond the place 69c ter *m r / SO PERFEOK meat values FOR VALUABLE 000 FOOD PREMIUMS SAVE 1 FROM HEAVY WESTERN IEEE HEAVY western Sirloin STEAK c 1 SOLARINE HIAVY WESTERN FLOOR WAX 2 A QUALITY PRODUCT 1YKIS PALM RIVER FOR 10 DAYS ONLY Aunt Jemima SBEEFB POT PIES PORK BACON I ROAST 3 - 59« 0. S. CHOICE FOUR FISHERMEN LB. STEW 1 9 ' GA. GRADE A WHOU CUT-UP DIX1ANA Swanson MIXED VEGETABLES y ^ g PKGS. FRYERS io^ o z . PKGS. SHURFINE co« HADDOCK T.Y. 9 0# c FROZEN JUICE •oi Q Q c CANS # E ach Realemon s oz. Juice 24c ,o1 19c Bcrden’s OAK HILL N tw lasU at 2 LIS . FOR ISTARLAC ENVELOPES Mikes ^^VlSTEW $100 59c 69‘ # 1 * TO 2Li IB. AVERAGE G*’ Dinner BORAXO U. S. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF U Apple Sauce*2 r,r35c Mexicorn 12 Ok. Cu 2~37< S Q u- TOMATOES 3 303 CANS Quaker PEG. l t d 19c Nabisco Premium *• H s a r t 0< >lN> I Flout 20c FISH STICKS ORANGE 1 LB. PANCAKE FRESH BOSTON BUn t* PINTS FROZEN SPECIALS MORTON'S OR SWANSON'S WEINERS cans REG. 29c PINT •.tonne R0UN#?HAK“69‘I tau . 19 SAV-MOR COUPONS ONLY U. S. CHOICE & U. S. PRIME MEATS choice j a ^ Saltines Pound Box THE HOME OF B tlltK MEALS* FOODM ART PARK AVENUE AT 25th STREET-SANFORD, FLA. A ; i �• f LAML* AND SMOKE BOILED FROM the burning Sanford State Firmer* Market early this morning. Flamea tan be «een at they leaped arena* the pasrd area into the adjoining market build* Ing. Minutea later both bulldinga were (pouting blare and amoks, (Photo by Bergitrom) * ★ THE SANFORD STATE FARMERS MARKET this morning aa H appeared from the city's water tank. The entire area lay hi • mas* of rabbled and twisted steel. Water Horn the Fire Drpart- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ sent hoaet continued to be played on tho smouldering mats. (Photo by Bergstrom) ★ ★ ★ $2V2 Million Fire Destroys Market • t Farmers Market To Be Thousands Watch Early Morning immediately Rebuilt; B l a z e R ip T h r o u g h B u i l d i n g s Cabinet Meets Today Immediate steps will be taken director of the State Fire Fund to rebuild the Sanford State which is a function of the State Farmers Market, according to a Treasurer’s office headed by Hon­ telephone call to The Sanford Her* orable J. Edwin Larson, will meet aid this morning from Senator with L. H. Lewis, Director of the #'©ugla» Stenstrom who is In State Farmers Markets, in San­ Tallahassee for the currant ses­ ford at 9 o'clock Friday morning, sion of the state. Legislature. ,>\pr A" This meeting. It wa* Senator Stenstrom said ‘'upon Stated, W.i* be u tho purpose b-1 receipt of the terrible news of the estimating the amount of loss in­ fire at our market this morning, curred front the disastrous fire, I immediately contacted Commis­ further verifying the Commission­ sioner of Agriculture Nathan Ma­ er of Agiculture's statement that imntediato steps will be taken to yo“ Mr. Mayo brought th e.m atter replace the market facilities. Representatives Muck N. Cleve­ before the Cabinet in it’s meeting Diis morning. He stated that the land Jr. and Gordon V. Freder­ market would be Immediately re­ ick told The Sanford Herald this built,” said Senator Stenstrom morning by telephone that “We The Senator said that Mayo are going to do everything possible stated to Gov. Collins that “our to relieve the hardships being j market was ona of the most suc­ suffered by our farmers, dealers. cessful in the State and always brokers and others because of the fire." eperatad profitably." "I stated to the Governor and "We regret profoundly this ter­ Commissioner Mayo,” said Sena­ rible disaster,” they said, “and tor Stenstrom. “ that immediate we will do everything within our alcps should be taken to make the power to get immediate relief j p r k e t as useful as possible for down there.” cur farmers for the remainder of Commissioner Nathan Mayo is the seaion." primarily interested in the San­ “Thet Goveinoi suggested that ford State Farmer's Market bcemergency funds be used to try enuse it is the first market in the to accomplish this purpose as State and one of the most suc­ quickly as possible,” he said. cessful. Both Mr. Mayo and Gov. LeL. H Lewjs. the Slat* Market Roy Collins expressed their deep Director, is expected immediately regret about the fire and offerd in Sanford to survey the damage (heir full cooperation, said the Sen caused by this mornings inferno ator. a t the market. I “ Representatives C 1e v c I ami, Chief Mark N. Cleveland, sur­ fraderick and myself will follow veying the datrsge j s firemen this m atter through and do continued to pour streams nf *saverything possible to relieve the (Continued On Tage 10) terrible hardships caused by this disaster," said Senator Stenstrom in his conversation this morning with The Sanford Herald. Lee Thompson, Administrative Assistant to Commissioner Mayo, In Senator Stenstrom’* office this morning in the State Capitol Phillips f . llilding stated Additional Local News On Page 10 ED ZIMMERMAN. PRESIDENT of ths Lake Mary Volunteer Firs Department demonstrates tb« pox t r of their acw equipment. to Lake Mary Fire Deparimen! Is Now Reality Individual To Navy Are/Urged „Mmde County Chamber of I Commerce Manager John Krider Jappeared at the Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon today to The Lake Mary Fire Department 1appeal for letters from individuals who would like to see the Sanford has become a reality. Yesterday at 4 p.m. Chief En­ Naval Air Station remain in Se­ gineer Harvey Pugh demonstrated minole County. to the public for the first time Krider, In a statement before the fire engine’s ability lo pump the Jaycee group said "Several water as proof that the Lake Ma­ weeks ago we asked the people _______ ________ _______ is of Sanford and Seminole County ry Volunteer Fire Department r,.ady to answer calls, Pumping lo cooperate in writing letters to „ stream of water in excess of fiO the Secretary of the Navy, fcct „r by a twist of the non!*, “ Response has been good," said a spray of foL Dg with a 30 foot dia- Krider, "but we haven't had suf­ meter, the display fulfilled, In ficient letters to be impressive. part, a dream envisioned over a year ago by those resilient** of “Now we’re asking everybody Lake Mary who pledged them­ that is interested in keeping the Seminole selves In bring into reality a vo­ Navy in Sanford ami lunteer Fire Department h r that County to write the Secretary of the Navy and to express their community. views regarding their wishes that Sparked by A. L. Walters who the Navy remain with in," he said was later elected their first presi­ Krider outlined the method by dent, members gathered in the whirh the letter should he address­ Lake Mary School where a con­ ed. He pointed out that llte letter* stitution, charter, and by-laws wert should be addressed to "The Se­ drafted and approved. cretary of the Navy, Navy De­ Later, elections for office* were partment, Washington 23, D C " held, committees appointed, and a Letters should be addressed "My goal set "to hi- able to answer Dear Mr. Secretary," he said. a fire alarm with equipment at the The Chamber of Commerce Exe­ earliest possible d a te " cutive stressed Ihe importance of Realising that all fire depart­ letter* from local individuals who ments must have fire fighting want the Navy to stay where it is. equipment. Water* cnthusiastical “ Every letter is read," he said, ly began to call upon not only the "and all of them are answered." residents of Lake Mary but the “ We can do our community a well established fire departments tremendous favor hy writing these in the various cities of Seminole letters in our own handwriting and County, requesting any equipment using our own expressions,'* he that might be donated, whether said. such be an axe, piece of rope or Sanford and Seminole County a (ire truck. citizens, as well as civic ami fra­ (Continued on I’agc IS) ternal clubs have done a wonder- Chief Engineer Harvey Pugh operate* the pump and look* on. (Staff Photo) f Letters Top News In Brief Explosions Rock City; Flames Visible 6 Miles Fire of undetermined origin Sr dlractcd tha firefighting aa ripped through the Sanford Stato Hamas whipped out of yonlrol ful Job and hav* cooperated In a Farmers Market early thl* morn- time and time again threatening wonderful way. However, our re­ Ing leaving behind * total to»a tha area surrounding French Ave. ntl)j fcet 0f ru|,b|0 and ruin. and llth St. Billow* of black quest to keep the Navy In Sanford and Seminole County could be Discovered shortly before 1 tmoke poured Into the air. more impressive and have greater o'clock this morning in the south­ Hug* tractors and aemi-trucks meaning if we write thesa letters west end of the Farmer* Market, wero moved from the platform of SANTIAGO. Chile M _ The Immediately. wind whipped Under the frame the market out of the paths of restored today to ^ ^ “j ^ d T h c flame.'That tho fire as Seminole High School And when you write your let governmet ter," said Krider, "be sure that mass arrests lo halt an orgy of were seen bs far nwny ns six students and The'Sanford Her­ you ask your neighbor to write one killing, rioting, arson and looting miles. ald's Sports Editor, Hugh Ansley and then aik your neighbor to keep whleh has turned this capital eity Explosions rocked the entire used n Chevrolet pickup truck to asking others to writs letters In an Into a shambles. More than 700 Sanford nrca as refrigerator pull some of them to safety. ever Increasing stream to Washing' peraons were in custody. units, tires on trucks that were Others were driven out. ton." Four brand new truck* were caught in the inferno, and power­ SANTORIUM. Miss. IT — A caught in the loading area and ful transformers exploded. The tornado buffeted a five-story dor­ destroyed. Thl* morning only th# mitory for Negro tuberculosis pa­ heat was intense a* sparks flew tients early today, Injuring 30 of | out of tha wind-fed flames to frame* stand as gaunt reminders of the lose. Fair through Friday. Continued the 200 occupants, six of them cover tho entire urea. The only area of the two build­ For a while It was thought that Warm; low about S3. seriously. the fire would I"’ confined to the ings saved from the fire was that one southerly building but by occupied by the Sanford Fruit Co. 1:30 the ilames had Jumped to the Only the coloring room of th« market area along 13th street citrus packing company wai de­ stroyed. Harry Tooke, owner of and ngain went out of control. Estimates of the loss were as Ihe firm, assisted I" moving moi.l high at 2' j million dollars and ex­ of the equipment from hia offices. Nothing was saved from the pected to go higher as the fifteen dealers, brokers and shippers rest of the building even though firemen battled tirelessly to con­ By HUGH ANSLEY tractors, trucks, eeri—It was like cm nt up the total , Tho Sanfnrd State Farmers trol the flames that aat so fast If t ever need a hero for some­ a race track. thing I'll look up Mike Tamnv Another boy or two Joined in. Murket was built originally in ‘hc'lnto the wood-constructed bulldfrom the flames w as: rarly 1930sas n guinea pig forcings that no one could get into and Brantley Schirard. The mon­ but the heat ey they saved the Farmer* Mar scorching and the other boy* drop 1'he now widespread State Farm- them. ket and Sanford Fmit Comoan/ per out. By this time the lire* on pr< Marketsystem. Market plat-j Even two transformer* alongwere smoking aswe \ forms werestacked high with , tidethe north building exploded last night would fill six figure*. the vehicles They got singed hair, ruined jumped In them and started mov- produce ready for shipment and and burned *o intense were clothes, a sincere “Thank You" ing them away from the flaming coders throughout tho two plat- fame*. Some of the produce broker* form buildings wrro stacked high and they went have happy. , inferno. Brantley jumped into a truck with a heavy stock at tho height and shippers were on hand to At 13:40 a m. I left the Sanfnrd see their rented (tails along the (Continued on Page 10) of the season. Herald office and went lo Se­ (Continued so Page II) ^ ^ ^ Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland minole High School to make the results of the Melbourne SanfordCocoa track meet official. At ap­ proximately 12:43 I passed the Farmers Market and all was quiet and dark. Less than two minutes later I was in the office of the athletic department of the school and Mike Tamny, a Junior student who had participated in the track meet, yelled, "Fire out hack!" I called the operator, made Ihe report. Jumped in my Utile 1937 Chevy cutdown pickup and six or seven of the students piled on. We went to Ihe fire. When w* got there we were (he first. Fire biased some 13 feet high from the rafters at the rear Of tha building and before we could get nut of the old Chevy the flames had spread like a jat taking off across the lop of the building at tha top rafter and co vered tha enormous building from th* back end to the back end of (he front office. What looked like three dozen trucks, tractopi, trai­ lers, and car* lined tha paved pavilion near the building. I broke Inin a run to try to save some of the trucks with Brantley Schirard and Mike be­ hind me. The management had been wlae—the key* were in the vehicles. The boyt wtr* gigantic In their MIKE TAMNY AND BRANTLEY RCIIIKAKD i r i-ted In the moving of heavy tractors and trailers effort. Together we moved every from the m*rk*t arcs. The two high athixj *<nitr* worked with Hugh Ansley, Sport* Editor of Th* (Pkote by bargslzeat) vehicle that would crank—aemij, Saaford llc/ald In easing thousands of dolL*s in espcnalr* equipment. LONDON (ft - Britain today announced a new defense plan providing for the testing 1(and pro­ duction of a nuclear megaton weapon" and the end of the dralt ■tier i960. Weather Two Youths Show Heroism At Fire � 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 03, 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/d58817d46288ae99514ed7a78d11687e.pdf e4f8001fe3ec4bb15807b4d96cfae4c6 PDF Text Text .> f wxtMMiWH% • Kg il fi _,. . .v, v - .„ - ■“' '•.’ •• « f. W * ju t counted it— folks and we got too donoono mock of it aroond the place WHAT A BUY! * e» S T A ls ^ j a r/ PERFEOK FOR VALUABLE 000 FOOD PREMIUMS SAVE values 1 FROM HEAVY WESTERN IEEE SOLARINE c STEAK 1 HIAVY WESTERN A QUALITY PRODUCT FOR 10 DAYS ONLY Aunt Jemima FROZEN SPECIALS 1YKIS PALM RIVER MORTON'S OR SWANSON'S WEINERS SB BEEF POT PIES 3 - 59« PORK BACON I ROAST 0. S. CHOICE FOUR FISHERMEN LB. STEW 1 9 ' GA. GRADE A WHOU CUT-UP DIX1ANA Swanson MIXED VEGETABLES FRYERS io^ o z . PKGS. SHURFINE y 90c # FROZEN JUICE co« •oi QQc ^ g PKGS. HADDOCK T .Y . CANS # Dinner 69‘ Each Realemon s oz. Juice 24c # BORAXO ,o1 19c 1 * TO 2Li IB. AVERAGE B crden’s OAK HILL N tw lasU at U. S. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF G*’ 2 LIS. FOR ^ ^ V l S T E W $100 59c U Apple Sauce*2 r,r35c Mexicorn 12 Ok. Cu 2~37< ISTARLAC ENVELOPES Mikes S Q u- TOMATOES 3 303 CANS Quaker PEG. l t d 19c Nabisco Premium *• H s a r t 0 < >lN> I Flout 20c FISH STICKS ORANGE 1 LB. PANCAKE FRESH BOSTON BU n t* PINTS •.tonne R0UN#?HAK“69‘I cans REG. 29c PINT FLOOR W AX 2 HEAVY western tau . 19 SAV-MOR COUPONS ONLY U. S. CHOICE & U. S. PRIME MEATS Sirloin tJ***r»°* ^ meat choice 1 3 th f .--.V -fcfc'p >ls*i •** . . . A. . c- r S 69 c ter *m SO * ' » B A K E-R ITI SHORTENING O il. O H J Saltines Pound Box THE HOME OF BtlltK MEALS* FPARKOAVENUE O ATD25thM A R T STREET-SANFORD, FLA. A ; i �• f LAML* AND SMOKE BOILED FROM the burning Sanford State Firmer* Market early this morning. Flamea tan be «een at they leaped arena* the pasrd area into the adjoining market build* Ing. Minutea later both bulldinga were (pouting blare and amoks, (Photo by Bergitrom) * ★ THE SANFORD STATE FARMERS MARKET this morning aa H appeared from the city's water tank. The entire area lay hi • mas* of rabbled and twisted steel. Water Horn the Fire Drpart- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ sent hoaet continued to be played on tho smouldering mats. (Photo by Bergstrom) ★ ★ ★ $2V2 Million Fire Destroys Market • Farmers Market To Be immediately Rebuilt; Cabinet Meets Today Thousands Watch Early Morning Blaze Rip Through Buildings Immediate steps will be taken director of the State Fire Fund to rebuild the Sanford State which is a function of the State Farmers Market, according to a Treasurer’s office headed by Hon­ telephone call to The Sanford Her* orable J. Edwin Larson, will meet aid this morning from Senator with L. H. Lewis, Director of the #'©ugla» Stenstrom who is In State Farmers Markets, in San­ Tallahassee for the currant ses­ ford at 9 o'clock Friday morning, sion of the state. Legislature. ,>\pr A" This meeting. It wa* „Mmde County Chamber of Senator Stenstrom said ‘'upon Stated, W.i* be u tho purpose b-1 I Commerce Manager John Krider estimating the amount of loss in­ receipt of the terrible news of the Jappeared at the Junior Chamber fire at our market this morning, curred front the disastrous fire, of Commerce luncheon today to I immediately contacted Commis­ further verifying the Commission­ The Lake Mary Fire Department 1appeal for letters from individuals er of Agiculture's statement that sioner of Agriculture Nathan Ma­ who would like to see the Sanford imntediato steps will be taken to has become a reality. yoNaval Air Station remain in Se­ Yesterday at 4 p.m. Chief En­ “ Mr. Mayo brought th e.m atter replace the market facilities. gineer Harvey Pugh demonstrated minole County. Representatives Muck N. Cleve­ to the public for the first time before the Cabinet in it’s meeting Krider, In a statement before Diis morning. He stated that the land Jr. and Gordon V. Freder­ the fire engine’s ability lo pump the Jaycee group said "Several ick told The Sanford Herald this market would be Immediately re­ water as proof that the Lake Ma­ weeks ago we asked the people _______ ________ _______ is of Sanford and Seminole County built,” said Senator Stenstrom morning by telephone that “We ry Volunteer Fire Department The Senator said that Mayo are going to do everything possible r,.ady to answer calls, Pumping lo cooperate in writing letters to stated to Gov. Collins that “our to relieve the hardships being j „ stream of water in excess of fiO the Secretary of the Navy, market was ona of the most suc­ suffered by our farmers, dealers. fcct „r by a twist of the non!*, “ Response has been good," said cessful in the State and always brokers and others because of a spray of foL Dg with a 30 foot dia- Krider, "but we haven't had suf­ the fire." meter, the display fulfilled, In ficient letters to be impressive. eperatad profitably." "I stated to the Governor and "We regret profoundly this ter­ part, a dream envisioned over a Commissioner Mayo,” said Sena­ rible disaster,” they said, “and year ago by those resilient** of “Now we’re asking everybody tor Stenstrom. “ that immediate we will do everything within our Lake Mary who pledged them­ that is interested in keeping the Seminole alcps should be taken to make the power to get immediate relief selves In bring into reality a vo­ Navy in Sanford ami lunteer Fire Department h r that County to write the Secretary of j p r k e t as useful as possible for down there.” the Navy and to express their cur farmers for the remainder of Commissioner Nathan Mayo is community. views regarding their wishes that the seaion." primarily interested in the San­ Sparked by A. L. Walters who “Thet Goveinoi suggested that ford State Farmer's Market bc- was later elected their first presi­ the Navy remain with in," he said emergency funds be used to try enuse it is the first market in the dent, members gathered in the Krider outlined the method by to accomplish this purpose as State and one of the most suc­ Lake Mary School where a con­ whirh the letter should he address­ ed. He pointed out that llte letter* quickly as possible,” he said. stitution, charter, and by-laws wert should be addressed to "The Se­ cessful. Both Mr. Mayo and Gov. LeL. H Lewjs. the Slat* Market drafted and approved. cretary of the Navy, Navy De­ Roy Collins expressed their deep Director, is expected immediately Later, elections for office* were partment, Washington 23, D C " regret about the fire and offerd in Sanford to survey the damage held, committees appointed, and a Letters should be addressed "My (heir full cooperation, said the Sen caused by this mornings inferno goal set "to hi- able to answer Dear Mr. Secretary," he said. ator. a fire alarm with equipment at the The Chamber of Commerce Exe­ a t the market. I “ Representatives C 1e v c I ami, Chief Mark N. Cleveland, sur­ earliest possible d a te " cutive stressed Ihe importance of fraderick and myself will follow veying the datrsge j s firemen Realising that all fire depart­ letter* from local individuals who this m atter through and do continued to pour streams nf *s- ments must have fire fighting want the Navy to stay where it is. averything possible to relieve the (Continued On Tage 10) equipment. Water* cnthusiastical “ Every letter is read," he said, terrible hardships caused by this ly began to call upon not only the "and all of them are answered." disaster," said Senator Stenstrom residents of Lake Mary but the “ We can do our community a in his conversation this morning well established fire departments tremendous favor hy writing these with The Sanford Herald. in the various cities of Seminole letters in our own handwriting and Lee Thompson, Administrative County, requesting any equipment using our own expressions,'* he Assistant to Commissioner Mayo, that might be donated, whether said. In Senator Stenstrom’* office this such be an axe, piece of rope or Sanford and Seminole County morning in the State Capitol a (ire truck. citizens, as well as civic ami fra­ Phillips f . llilding stated (Continued on I’agc IS) ternal clubs have done a wonder- Lake Mary Fire Deparimen! Is Now Reality In d iv id u a l Letters Top News In Brief To Navy Are/Urged Additional Local News On Page 10 ED ZIMMERMAN. PRESIDENT of ths Lake Mary Volunteer Firs Department demonstrates tb« pox t r of their acw equipment. to Chief Engineer Harvey Pugh operate* the pump and look* on. (Staff Photo) f t Explosions Rock City; Flames Visible 6 Miles Fire of undetermined origin Sr dlractcd tha firefighting aa ripped through the Sanford Stato Hamas whipped out of yonlrol ful Job and hav* cooperated In a Farmers Market early thl* morn- time and time again threatening wonderful way. However, our re­ Ing leaving behind * total to»a tha area surrounding French Ave. ntl)j fcet 0f ru|,b|0 and ruin. and llth St. Billow* of black quest to keep the Navy In Sanford and Seminole County could be Discovered shortly before 1 tmoke poured Into the air. more impressive and have greater o'clock this morning in the south­ Hug* tractors and aemi-trucks meaning if we write thesa letters west end of the Farmer* Market, wero moved from the platform of SANTIAGO. Chile M _ The Immediately. wind whipped Under the frame the market out of the paths of restored today to ^ ^ “j ^ d T h c flame.'That tho fire as Seminole High School And when you write your let governmet ter," said Krider, "be sure that mass arrests lo halt an orgy of were seen bs far nwny ns six students and The'Sanford Her­ you ask your neighbor to write one killing, rioting, arson and looting miles. ald's Sports Editor, Hugh Ansley and then aik your neighbor to keep whleh has turned this capital eity Explosions rocked the entire used n Chevrolet pickup truck to asking others to writs letters In an Into a shambles. More than 700 Sanford nrca as refrigerator pull some of them to safety. ever Increasing stream to Washing' peraons were in custody. units, tires on trucks that were Others were driven out. ton." Four brand new truck* were caught in the inferno, and power­ SANTORIUM. Miss. IT — A caught in the loading area and ful transformers exploded. The tornado buffeted a five-story dor­ destroyed. Thl* morning only th# mitory for Negro tuberculosis pa­ heat was intense a* sparks flew tients early today, Injuring 30 of | out of tha wind-fed flames to frame* stand as gaunt reminders of the lose. Fair through Friday. Continued the 200 occupants, six of them cover tho entire urea. The only area of the two build­ For a while It was thought that Warm; low about S3. seriously. the fire would I"’ confined to the ings saved from the fire was that one southerly building but by occupied by the Sanford Fruit Co. 1:30 the ilames had Jumped to the Only the coloring room of th« market area along 13th street citrus packing company wai de­ stroyed. Harry Tooke, owner of and ngain went out of control. Estimates of the loss were as Ihe firm, assisted I" moving moi.l high at 2' j million dollars and ex­ of the equipment from hia offices. Nothing was saved from the pected to go higher as the fifteen dealers, brokers and shippers rest of the building even though firemen battled tirelessly to con­ By HUGH ANSLEY tractors, trucks, eeri—It was like cm nt up the total , Tho Sanfnrd State Farmers trol the flames that aat so fast If t ever need a hero for some­ a race track. thing I'll look up Mike Tamnv Another boy or two Joined in. Murket was built originally in ‘hc'lnto the wood-constructed bulldfrom the flames w as: rarly 1930sas n guinea pig forcings that no one could get into and Brantley Schirard. The mon­ but the heat ey they saved the Farmer* Mar scorching and the other boy* drop 1'he now widespread State Farm- them. ket and Sanford Fmit Comoan/ per out. By this time the lire* on pr< Marketsystem. Market plat-j Even two transformer* alongwere smoking aswe \ forms werestacked high with , tidethe north building exploded last night would fill six figure*. the vehicles They got singed hair, ruined jumped In them and started mov- produce ready for shipment and and burned *o intense were clothes, a sincere “Thank You" ing them away from the flaming coders throughout tho two plat- fame*. Some of the produce broker* form buildings wrro stacked high and they went have happy. , inferno. Brantley jumped into a truck with a heavy stock at tho height and shippers were on hand to At 13:40 a m. I left the Sanfnrd see their rented (tails along the (Continued on Page 10) of the season. Herald office and went lo Se­ (Continued so Page II) ^ ^ ^ Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland minole High School to make the results of the Melbourne SanfordCocoa track meet official. At ap­ proximately 12:43 I passed the Farmers Market and all was quiet and dark. Less than two minutes later I was in the office of the athletic department of the school and Mike Tamny, a Junior student who had participated in the track meet, yelled, "Fire out hack!" I called the operator, made Ihe report. Jumped in my Utile 1937 Chevy cutdown pickup and six or seven of the students piled on. We went to Ihe fire. When w* got there we were (he first. Fire biased some 13 feet high from the rafters at the rear Of tha building and before we could get nut of the old Chevy the flames had spread like a jat taking off across the lop of the building at tha top rafter and co vered tha enormous building from th* back end to the back end of (he front office. What looked like three dozen trucks, tractopi, trai­ lers, and car* lined tha paved pavilion near the building. I broke Inin a run to try to save some of the trucks with Brantley Schirard and Mike be­ hind me. The management had been wlae—the key* were in the vehicles. The boyt wtr* gigantic In their MIKE TAMNY AND BRANTLEY RCIIIKAKD i r i-ted In the moving of heavy tractors and trailers effort. Together we moved every from the m*rk*t arcs. The two high athixj *<nitr* worked with Hugh Ansley, Sport* Editor of Th* (Pkote by bargslzeat) vehicle that would crank—aemij, Saaford llc/ald In easing thousands of dolL*s in espcnalr* equipment. LONDON (ft - Britain today announced a new defense plan providing for the testing 1(and pro­ duction of a nuclear megaton weapon" and the end of the dralt ■tier i960. Weather Two Youths Show H eroism A t Fire �3 • r * -------- 7 | 11 i l f > Hte To Have "By Appointment"? Big Industrial Growth A ooiSrfai mw puhttosUoa >u*l •tf tha pram. will thto wash tab. V tortfrt dramatis Nenr af la- C itM _ f i l m In 1M7-M, it * £ J ™ * * * 2 ^ 1_ _ m m* k^illAAitM n i w l r a l - — - The norkU Powtf * light tats brilliantly eooeetved omseay Aamal M i l H » * a h r M l l i M * • » * * S R U ic e 3 R S » t : R E T E L L IN G M E I || >mm0laA |Ulavas*. llV R I FlerMe. MftimUfly P M a gA(m WMNMf UN IV p in m much i UU u taf*m*ttoa s t a r t th# It M m about Florida Fewer A light Company. it l« milled am migaiiao eajrla. wit*, aat aa ovitope, to #ala ataaJ* • o n reveal*. 7 • u i ittenttoa at raanan Catorfafly Illustrated wit* phategrspha af Floridians at work i H plap, tin I f a a ia publlaatton to Maa la ip a n llif color aatf mamhto* a papular picture au|*< ties more that a luttottoaUpp* srv ra F .F .tC ta proaUU gtandtroulo Ro oarod wMMrt Mtofoiyf A iow ott VartaRO f o m o af Gates Swing Open At Jamestown t y OAVI» N. MOFFETr ttallad Fraaa Staff CarrotpandHt JAMESTOWN, Vi. » - Tha gataa atrung open Monday for th* first of what may wall be tome • million visitor* to this historic alta this yaar. Virginia's Gov. Thamai B. Stantoy, frltlih Minister of Edusattos Lard Hallsham, congressmen from a dotan states, member* af th* Virginia Legislature, and other dignitaries were on hand to offi­ cially dedicate the 25-mil lion dol­ lar feitlral commemorating the landing af tha first permanent English settlers here 110 year* •I* uig uuiium/, in«» otiuuiiir ijf u • Vies with th* Fourth of July and firaworkai fa ll boasts faitiva T h an k sg iv in g . C h ristm as, of course, is tha star in tha crown of winter, and Eaatar la spring’s bright promise to tha aarth of joy and fulfillment in th* months ahead. With th* approach of Easter, almost avaryona gats a "lift". The world takes on a ntw young look —soft greens and pinks ana yel­ lows in the shop windows match thota nn the flower-vendor'* ca rt i s by chicks and lambs and cot­ tontail*—new puppies and kitten* —n*w spring bonnet*—bright new slipcover*—shiny screen doors— fresh paint and polish. Th* happy, busy tempo of the eaaaon—the wonderful day of Setter Itsalf—lust naturally call for camera and Aim. No on* who can click a shutter would want to 1st such perfect picture oppor- But despite all advance plan* nlng and tha Impraulva list of Important parsons on hand, the festival park was not ready far the opening. Biggest problem wa* landscape ping. Heavy rains during the first two month* of this year had pre­ vented outside work, and only a tow of tha paths leading around the reconstructed area were grav­ eled. Officials could offer no rtasoq for failure to complete tha Imlda work In lima, having known for more than five years that Monday would b« the kickoff day. All of tha major exhibit* war* In plaea, but much of the detail work still rsmalnad to be com­ puted. In tha reconstructed fort of HOT, workmen scurried about trying to dispose of thalr tool* before the first rush of visitor*. At the landing site on tha James River, failure to dig a deep enough basin pravantad bringing the Susan Constant, flagship of thp tiny threa-shlp Jamestown flash dose enough for inspection. A full color print on tha cover symhollica the dramatic rote of electronics research, aviation power and progrea*—In the for­ ward surge of Florida’s Industrial development. Emblazoned In bold type la tha haadltae, "FLORIDA —A New Day Dawna In indus­ try." McGrsgortSmlth, Chairman of the Board of FPL, who U active in promoting industries for Flor* Ida, is convinced that this Is one of the moat Important phases of th* itata'* growth! Reviewing events of the past year, be stated In a letter to stockholders . . . the spotlight of greatest national Interest was foc­ used an th* suppad-up rat* of In* du stria I tapanalon which saw soma 400 new manufacturing lants and major expansion prolets taking root all over Flor­ ida, giving tddtd impetus to the rapid rale of population growth." la a aaw kick af MM atUtoa la UM. la aapaaaiaa, the Company moved far la front af ilia Milan* a! average. ! u MCUoe kilowatt n m m to tp to ITT per asm iiaaa Knee l»tt, m be* tavettad IM •oajoa la aaw caactmtton of yUata aad facUlttoit Foar aaw FPL generator* aaw rndar aaeatnrallaa or *ntb# draw, if board# will five th# atatawida. tatar-eoaaacted ijraMm a M par rani Incraaaa la generating caps tag ta tha itata taeladaa faad pro- UUlp during the naat tkraa pair*. aaaatag faraltaro aad ftoturea, Thto aaa.Oto kUawaita of pawar lumber and wood prodoetl, pulp to equal to aO th* powar plants aad papdr, caramtoa, ataatrtaal capaally ta Placid* on V-J D ir, machtatry. Alia tipandlng are including both private and pub* eattl* railing and * agriculture, Help owned plantal with s to per ceat jump ta cath The Company ha* underway two farm iaeome in tha laat two major IranamiaalOn ayatam add!ylars. tlona, including an *0 mil*, Its,000 The report point* out that the volt Um from F t My«r*,« con­ aam* sunshiny weather that an* necting with Tampa Btoctrie’s ays* nuatlp turea a button dollars In tem north of Bridanlon and a tourilt trade to Florida also 190-mil*. 310,000 volt Um from Ri­ provta a great attraction to In­ viera ta Maford, the highest dustry. tranamiaaion voltage yet to be The healthful climate and ideal uaed ta Florida. living condltioni make for excel­ During IK*, plana moved for­ lent worker morale. These factors ward steadily for the development also favorably affect Individual of a nuclear powered electno productivity a* proved during tha plant la Florida to be buUt by th# Florida Nuclear Power Group which ifloludes Florida Power A Light Company and Its two neigh­ boring utilities. A top authority in nuclear reactor design. Dr. Walter H. lin n , formerly director of the Argonno National Labora­ tory, was retained by the Group to develop the "conceptual de­ ad* offering employment for on* sign of a power reactor of an gineers in Florida and Ntw Eng. advanced type." land. Replies favored Florida — Drawing an tataroiUflg parallel thirty to one! between growth in the state and The report points out that la the nation, the rP L report re* growth in employment and po.'u* vested a growth of 53455 electric latlon results In an lntraai* tn customers in 1(M, reported a 1M consumer demand for manufactur­ per cent gain over IMS, compar­ ed goods, whleh ts in turn con- ed with 59 per cent for the coun­ itanlly revitalising th* stata’I try as a whole. ANOTHIR CMAFTH in medical history was written at Franklin Square Hospital, Baltimore when hypnosis, Instead af w u used successfully ta an operation on Rosemary C. Kenya, I*, shown smiling as the tits up ta bad. At toft is Dr. Nathan Chiodl, who dascribed th* surgery a*"a gynecological procedure." In center is Dr. Leah Camp, who stood by k aaaa tha hypnosis was broken. Miss Kenya said that she fait no pain. ffxtsnulioMl Joundphets) I it u to own My N iigH oM 0 "Bureaucrat I We Invite your Inspection of Grove Manor, Odhim A Tudorn subdivision o f luxurious Florida Homes. You’ll find everj' convenience In thane home*. All erectric kitchen*, terrazzo tile floors, Ilia bathe, 3 & I bedroom*. 2 bath*. 0 Front yarda sprigged, paved attests with curb*, city water A M werage. 3 ply built up roofs with marble chips. _ Grov* Manor la doaa to down town Sanford, Churches, Schools, Movie Houses and many other bonus feature* that makes Grov* Manor ao convanent. Dancing Dance $3.00 Per Person, P lu i Tax—Dress Informal FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE i FA irfax 2-3411 J- “Builders of Finer Homes” Phone PA 2-1501 Corner Hl-Way 17-92 A 2Tth St, �THE SANFOM REEALB * Thors. April 4, 1957 PftRf t D IE D D AN CIN G ________ b y KELLEY R O O S ------- — y C R A V T B tM Ralph ToO«j and*I ea ** m lef. foot 1 cried out with , , ji painful groan that was not w btllj hypocrttlcaL 1 aat drwn '" b n Um floor and grabhsil my acJtla. Poor Mr. Talley waa statoct tearful. Ho kept mumUtag l e v sorry bo sfaa. 1 *0,- 1 said ->|y fault." -Shall I call a dootorT* > -Nut No . . . tMo oflsa hap, pen* to ma. IT h a l right, exgrrept tnat In about half an hour sny ankle win awed Uka a bal­ loon." . T C bolter cad a doctor." -Not But there's something S n o ta d a Too can help ms "til course, certainly." ' "You run thsad aad Bad a cab, hold It a t the doo* for me." "Then Hi coma back and help you*** "Not" I sold irritably. -Didn't A you bear mo? HI bo ad right for a while. You gat the cab. hold 1C atay with tc r u follow you doom in a minute." “AH rig h t.. . ;* -And UatsTL I’d appreciate it if you wouldn’t mention thia to a aouL If Mr. Bad heard about my weak ankleo . . . well, u would a a a a a dishonorable discharge for mo . . . abject poverty." "1 won’t UU a e o u f -And burry . . . don’t atop to 'Rtalk to anybody!" “Of oourao not." Ha burrtad away. 1 got to my foot and went to the door of the atudia | waited until I beard an elevator's doom open and close, than I grabbed my coat and headed cautiously for the recep­ tion room. Caution was unneces­ sary; the room waa amply. Twenty mtnutao later . , . thirty-live minutes to four . . , 1 waa limping into our apartg s x n t, Mr. Tolley's hand under my '"nlbow. I let him escort me Into the bedroom. 1 oat on tha edge of my bed. "Would you mind," I said, “my slippers. . . they’re in that closet there.” "Not a t ad.” Ralph said. Ha opened tha closet door, atooped Into It to look for the slippers which were under my bed. Swiftly, silently, as treach­ erous as a lady coyote fighting , -fo r bar mate. I waa behind Ralph. l*W !th a diabolical thrust I sent him tumbling into the closet. ( slammed shut the door. I locked Legol N o tice ; T on a u d sach of you ere hereby n o t i f i e d t h s t t h e a b o v s describ ed p r o p e r t y h a . b s s n se lie d . u n d e r s n d by v lr lu s of C h a p ts r i l l . H o r l d a ■ t a t u t s a a s a m e n d e d , a n d Is now I n t h s p o s s e s s i o n o f th o D o ard or C o u n t y Commissioners of this C o u n ­ t y , a u d yo u , a n d s a c h o f -you. a r s hereby fu rth s r nollflsd th a t a peti­ t i o n n n d e r so ld c h a p t e r , h a a been f i l e d In t h e Circuit C o u r t o f i h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C ir c u it, In n u d t o r Sem inole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . » eek ln « h s s a id .p ro p- erty . She f-o r f- e -i t u r e ol,f t--------- * an, id • d y o u e r e h e r e b y d“irected If ar n- y‘ M u l r e d t o file y o u r claim . 1. y o u h a v e , e n d e b d w ca use. o a o r b e f o r e T h u r s d a y A p r il »|. ■ o t p e r s o n a l l y s e r v e d w,,1» b r o w s e herein, and w ith in f r o m p e r s o n a l s e r v i c e o f P * ™ " * 1'* s e r v e d w i t h p r o c e s s h e r e i n , w h y th e s a i d p r o p e r t y s h o u l d no t bn^ f o r ­ feit ad p u r s u a n t t o so ld c h a p t e r . S h o u l d y o u f a l l to file ** h e r e i n d ir e c te d . J u d a m e n t w ill be e n t e r e d h e r e in a a e l n . t 'Vi; course Persons not personally s e rv e d w i t h p r o c e s s m a y o b t a i n e co p y o f th e p e t i t i o n f o r f o r f e i t u r e W e d herein from th e undersigned -Mr. Tolley - 1 pleaded, -d e n t portions of I t There had been, something on that tape th at hgd he a problem.* lie pounded harder, yelped given turn a clue, that had given him hope. I forced my mind back, louder. "AB r ig h tr I shouted. "If trying to remember every word you're going la he uartaoon- of dialogue, every Inflection of those two voices. able.. . . " Cows o«, flabby, let's ta lk ... I M l him and hurried out of (owl teexM talk . . . dinner ef the apaitmchC It waa seventeen minutes to Jfsrpiotti’s . . . you haled Walter tha hour of four when I returned . . . you killed Walter . . . you to the dancing school building. I did Ike world a favor . . . was my alevatora only passen­ Steve bad spoken to mo then. ger. 1 leaned back against tha The volume bad been too loud, rear,wall and tried to think of ha’d said, U waa blurring. But an explanation (or my absence If ha hadn’t wanted me to play that Lo o m demanded one of me. But part over again: It waa the end I couldn’t seem to concentrate. of It be wanted especially to bear. I was only thinking of Steve . . . 1 paced hack and fort! along the be bad seventeen minutes left to mirrored walls trying to re­ prove be wasn’t a murderer. How' member exactly how the record waa be doing . . . where was he? had ended. Suddenly I realised that the ele­ Anita’a voice had been a wheed­ vator boy was epeeking to me. <ling whisper. That woe smart, I said, "1 beg your pardon 7“ flabby . . . last (Upset If woe "He got another cm*." . . . and the police etiil think If "WhoT Who got a n o t h e r woe an accident . . . S tubby’S what 7" voice had broken through here, "1 just this minute beard It on hie speech drunker, drowsier than the radio In the basement. A before. Tired . . . so fired . . . newt flash The Waltxer has gold medal. . . Then Anita again, struck again 1" pleading. Wait, f tubby, don’t told up now . . . And in loud disgust: •W hat 7" -Yep. Again. Murdered her . . . ok, damn you, flubby . . , That waa the end of Stubby, and hid the body." “Who . , . whom did be murder there wasn't any mora because the phone had rung and Anita now 7" "A new teacner a t the school had answered it. She bed said, Bello . . . tha seme to you . . . . , . Heater tr a C * “Hester fro stl" 1 covered my who is if . . . p u l a second . . . The recording bad stopped face with my bands. “Oh, no, not there. Hester I" It was eight minutes to four, "Yep. You know her?" , 1 nodded. “Heater and I wire and l knew that 1 wasn't going very close. How did U happen T" to be tha ona who had ferreted “He lured her Into a rendea- out the secret in that tape. If vous on Third Avenue. Some guy Btevs hadn't succeeded In doing named Wendell Kipp seen them t stopped my pacing and I was together. He tried to intervene, but the Waltxer dragged Heater storing at the floor tn the center up on a root That’* the last she of the room . . . at a smell piece of block paper that lay there was ever seen." (t hadn’t been there a tew mo­ “Poor Heater." T h e police," the boy said, "are menta ago: on this smooth glis­ tening Boor it was as conspicuous searching for the body.’* "And when they find It," I said, ee a muddy dinosaur footprint. I “It will no doubt be mutilated." took a step toward It and taw "Yep," the boy said. “Mutilated what It was. It waa a stlhoue'te of ms, a cut-out of my uncles st­ beyond recognition.” Tha elavator door slid open. eal but serviceable profile. 1 was Leone Webb was at her desk. intrigued, I waa irresistibly drawn She waa turned to her typewriter to thia minor work of a rt and, on Its wheeled table. There waa aa t stepped closer, I saw the a chance that she waa too in­ heavy darning needle sticking volved to notice me. I was care­ through It. I waa about to bend ful not to disturb her. I made I t over and pick it up when 1 1 got through the reception room. Jerked back. I stepped quickly Into Studio K. This would be the awsy, back to the mirrored well. I had remembered another safest place for Heater Frost to be when the news of her horrible piece of black paper Ilka thia one. I had found It in Anita Far­ end hit the school. It waa twelve minutes to four. rell's dead hand. It had been a Steve had had more than two silhouette of her . . . hours to work on the tape* to try to find In them the solution to Anita’s murder. He had been Interested only In the Stubby re­ cording and then only in certain P l a i n t i f f s . vs JE A N R W O K r L E R • I el.. D e f e n d a n t s T h o n a t u r e of thia s u i t Is* for i j u l e t l n e a n d c o n f i r m i n g Iho title In t h o F l a m t f f e l l r a n t e e * u p o n Hi. f o l l o w i n g de*crlb.<! t r a c t of land ■Ituated In Sem inole C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida, l o - w l t : T h e S o u t h o n e - h a l f o f I-ol o r T r a c i SI of Mc Nelll'a " r a n e e V illa, e r c o r d l n e l» F l a t t h e r e o f re c o r d e d In F l a t R o o k *, I*a(-> *1. 100. a n d 101 o f t h e P u b lic l l . o o r d e of S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a You aro o r d e re d a n d r e q u i r e d tn Rio y o u r d e f e n d lo ss<d Dili of C o m p l a i n t . If a n y y o u h a v e , w ith C l e r k o f s a i d C o u r t a n d t o servo a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n P K R V I R I*. SW ANN. 11(1, Mouth O r a n g e Ave­ nue, O r i a n d n , F l o ri d a a t t o r n e y (o r P l a i n t i f f s on 32nd. o f Apr il, 1117. s n d In d s f a u l t (here of a Do cr.o P ro C o n f e s so w ill ho e n t e r e d a c a l n s t you a n d s a i d c * u , s p ro rs o d sx i u r l e W I T N E S S t h s h a n d o f t h s Clerk a n d t h o s e a l of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , MemlnnU C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t h i s lh a 10th d a y o f March. A D.. 11-7. O. P. H e r n d o n C l e r k o f C l r c l n t C o u r t of N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , in a n d r n r S sm ln n ls C o u n t y . F l o r i d a R y : A r i a J. l . u n d q u l s t D e p u t y Clerk P e r v l s P. S w an n A l t o r n s y f o r P lain tiffs l i e ' s Mo O r a n e * A v e n u s O r la n d o . F l o r i d a D. vs. MATTHEW rU In llff R tC o u rt^ S s s llp m b r n d o k A s Clerk, o f a b o v o m e n tio n e d Court M A RKS. SAVINGS kBONDS, o f V o ^ . r . h sr s b y 3 NEW TREADS I: Regular p r le ) $ 49 . 60 * le t ef 4 ) COUPON ONLY A PICTUtt OP TMt WORID from 115 4 miles above lU surface becomes the background for an artist’s conception of the man-made satellite to be launched by the United States. The original photo was made over the southwestern U S. and northern Mexico fftS.OO Dinncwiate 1 • 7 nervine VOTIC'S TO D E F K V D T O : J E A N B W O E F L K R e n d -------W O E F L E R . b a r u n k n o w n spo us e; I h W A K U R M c N E IL s n d -----------B vA E I L hla unknown spoum : K O B E H T K. M c N E I L a n d -----------M c N E I L . h i s u n k n o w n s p o u s e ; If ( l y i n g e n d If d e a d I h e u n k n o w a h a i r s a t law. d e v is e e s legatee*, a n d g r a n te e s of ths said D efendants end a ll persons claim ing any rig h t, ti­ t l e o r I n l n r s n t l a a n d t n i n s real p r o p e rty hereinafter p articularly Dn WEST DENTURE BATH, Itnish A Cleanstr SE AFORTH DEODORANT & LOTION ROD & REEL STAG Linen Distinctive Stationary • PLASTIC WASTE BASKET S S i 10 .1)0 For relief of Spring cold* Super Anapac with new cltrun bioflavonoid and vitamin e .Shortens ^ colds in any Hlnjie Y w w described VOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF I E D t h a t a Bill e f C o m p l a i n t h a a been f ile d a g a i n s t y o u l a l b s c i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C ircu it • f i h e S t a t e s f F l o r i d a tn a n d for S em inole C o u n t y , l u C h a n c e r y , s a a b b r e v i a t e d l i l t s e f sa id r a u e s beM f l lA L l- lf L BU RNUAN an d D O R O T H Y i t . BORNMAN. k t s wife. •) loosens congestions effective Haked Salmon Loaf with Egg Sauce. Creamy Mashed Potatoes and Carden Pens. Hot Holla. Choice of Iced Ten, or Hot Coffee. Kapok Filled 3.59 2 -?9 Coupon ■ W O ff •n 3 New Treads any site ■ O ff on 4 New Treads any slzo SANFORD 113 S. PARK AVI!. NEW PHONE FA 2-2482 ® ^ o A m c n ^ tf A m tm V Roast Pork with Corn Bread Dressing. Candled Sweet Potatoes, and Buttered Siring Beans. Hot Dinner Rolls. Choice of Iced Tea, or Hot Coffee With Cream. SERVICE STORE PHONE FA 2-2821 59 Decorator VALUE on 2 New Trsods any six# The nil Family cough syrup STRIPS U ttii Baked SaliMliury Steak wilh Country Cravy. Lyonnais* Pota­ toes, and Whole Kernel Corn. Oven fresh Hot Rolls. Choice of Iced Ten, or Hot Coffee. Coupon o fr Eleven vitamins ft twelve minerals tn one easy to •wallow tablet s v r /n g e VALUE w / y$i » *350 Super Plenamins S ervice for, 8 Qf 4 Coupon Need a Spring Tonic? ^ jsissgt a *470 a IS ilie-> F ri«es with ysur 4 rstsp p sk ls lire* Coupon from a Viking IS rocket neer the path expected to be followed by the 20-lnch satellite. It will travel ■round the Earth at more than 11,000 mile* an hour. The launching It expected between July I, 1057 and December It, 195ft. (International! j X tra-M llo ag o P E T K K S Ds c . a . . 4 . y ou. m a r h a v e a g a i n s t Ih s es to lo of L k DA P E T E R S , decea sed, l a t e of aald C o u n t y , to lh a C o u n t y J u d « o of S E M IN O L E C o u n t y . F l o r l J a . a t hla o ffice l o t h o c o u r t b o u s e o f sa id C s o n t y a l S a n f o r d . S ero ln o U Couu, t y . F l o r i d a , w i t h i n eight c a l e n d a r m o n t h s f r o m t h e l i m e o f t h e f i rs t n o l l e * E a c h c l a i m o r demandI eh all bo I n ’ w r l t l n s , a n d s h a l l B a t e t h e ce o f r e . t d e n r e a n d Poet office I r t i i of lh« c U l m i n t . t n J • o I v o r s lo by t h o c l a i m a n t , hie a g e n t , o r a l t o r n s y . s n d a n y »ucb c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t so file d shell bo vo id. , A N N I E P- WAONON As a d m i n i s t r a t o r of t h s E s t a t e o f L E D A P E T E R S , d eceased . D o u g las gt.netrnm A tto rn e y for A d m ln letra trls 141 E d w a r d s B u i l d i n g S anford. F lo rid a ^ .. .... F i r s t p a b l l e e t i o s M a r c h 14. H I T r u.s. ^ G O O D YEAR IX T U B C O l 'R T O F T H E * J I D G ■ ,S E 141V O L F C O t N T T . F I.O I4 ID 4 The Navy’, new super-carrier, USS Forrestal, required 1400 miles o( oncqunrtrr inch welding, 265,000 pieces of steel. 200.000 ri­ vets, about ino miles of pipe, 200 miles of electric cable. 13.500 drawings ami 2,100 miles of binsprints. F lo rid a C orpo­ smt/pjo 28% £ H IT . "* INC., s n«f*ndxnte. VO TIC H n r 41 IT In lh« N*m « o f (ho S l a t e o f F lo y T o (ho l f e f e n d a n u : M A T T H E W It M A R K S : M IL M A R K S ; D II M oll 11.1.E N A Co W IL L IA M T. C O T T E R ; MAItV A. C O T T E R ; J W. D t T T O N ; L IL L i n iT T O N i A. D ZA C H A R Y ; "ve A <V ZJa.V * ,; W. AV C. Sl.tlV HARY JAMTrt r. IIAItTteKTT. And to: All L 'n k n o w n Hpouati of •* l'l »boT # r u n m t n a ­ t u r a l t|r f«Mf1*nt J*. And toi All I'sirtlM «'Uln>ing Int#r»atft. by. t h r o u g h . u n d 'r or th o abort n o n i t d n o t u r o l Ike P l a l n l K f a a t t o r n e y . F E L D E R 1»> Mouth rf«fenifsinto not k n o w n AND IIK TTING HACK. K n o w les, W inter I’a r k . F lo rid a , to t>« rf»4d or altvo. An d to t All l* « r tt '« l U v l n * o r an d f i ls t h e o r i g i n a l In th e o ffice C l a i m i n g t o hnv« a n y of t h e C l e r k o f I h e C i r c u i t C o u r t r i g h t, fill# , o r l n t* r# » t on n r b e f o r e A pril 21, t i l l , o th e r In .tn I t n th « f o l lo w in g wlte the n l l r g a t l o n * o f e.ild C o m ­ d«iwrlb«fl uron«rty. alt- p lain t w i l l be t a k e n >■ < „ n f e . . * d Tills n o t i re eh a l l be p u b lteh ed t u a t * In HwmlnoU C o u n ­ once e a c h w eek f o r f o u r conaacuty. F l o ri d * , t o - w i t: Ho ti t hr it m Q uarter of live week e In t h a H a n f o rd H e r a ld T h e a b b r e v i a t e d t i t l e of • tiIs Hull faiith w o N t Q uarter, Ivrrlb'n JT. T o w n t h l o It G A It A PIC, IN C . P la in tiff . v» 19 Mouth, Run g * : l M A T T H E W R M A R K * , st al DsU ndent. Kaat. You. t n d F * r h o f You. a r t n n tlDated llile 14th d a y of March. t v t h e r m c iir c o i h t o f t h e f U d t h a t a au lt to <|uUt till# tn th a H i ! N I N T H 41 1 )1 (1 t l . C l R C l 'I T . IV a!»ore "d«acrlbad p r o p a r y Ii m b aan O P HERNDON u n FOR M tU V O l.E C O t'N T T . f i l ' d • v a l n a t y ou a n d y o u a r a her#C l e r k c i r c u i t C o u rt. FLO R IR A . by r a i u l r e d t o « a r a r o p y of Memlnole C o u n t y , F lo rid a t v r H 4VCBRT VO. IIM y o u r Anawwr to th o C o m p l a i n t «»n (MEAL) W IT N E SS "m y b e n d ■ " < • » * • • • £ { iu s L * S 5 S k rs in t GARAP 1C, ration By DOC QUIGG United Pres* Correspondent NEW YORK W*—Albert Cote, a most hippy fella’ who ii a bootter for thlnga Maine—like lobster, potatoes, and egga — and who Is serving hla fourth term In the Legislature of that fine state, has a one-word comment on the mod­ ern fad of dieting: "Fooey.” He believes In letting Hie appe­ tite rove unconfined—that weight can elate, that the more you cat the happier you are. To that end. he's 553 pounds happy, a plateau he has maintained for several years. This joyousness is spread over a 5-foot, 1*5 inch frame Cote, a Democrat, says his weight helps him In polities, too. Once the voters see him. they never forget him. Any platform he stands on has to have tome pretty stout planks. He presume* he'* easily the heaviest atate legislator In tbo country. In the Interests of ac­ commodating weighty legislation, his fellow representatives at the end of hla first term unanimous ly voted to get him a special chair, an enlarged version of the regular floor chair*. Cote says Maine also has the y o u n g e s t legislator, Jerome Plante. 21, who look a leave of absence from college lo serve this term. 1 had lunch with Cole. He ate an ordinary steak with french fries. What made the m eal romarkable waa the fact that Just prior to lunch he had eaten 5t eggs. Maine eggs, of course, sun ny side up in one setting. This was a stunt to call attention to that estimable product of his state. “ Sly weight always has been a godsend to me," he said. "It has helped me make friend*. 1 like to meet people, and people always remember me. "The doctors say I’m In per­ fect shape. A Fit person Is a contented person, I’ve always been heavy. My father was 5-10 and he weighed 360 — alwayi a happy man. Ilia mother wav bigger than he waa; she must have weighed 380. She brought me up. She nev­ er got angry or had a harsh word. "I never believed In diets. Once, to settle an argument with a friend, l tried taking reducing pills. My appetite increaied. My motto is; take life a* it come*., with a smile. I can't afford to get mad. If I hit somebody, I couldn’t run away anyhow." MO COGS MADISON. MTU. -JT*- A Uni­ versity of Wisconsin applicant wrote on bU scholsrshi“ I will try to be a aood t t t and become an integral n*it o Wisconsin omelette.'* The scholarship committee nromptly discard­ ed the application. Coast Guard Approved �r* ~ Herlong Report Reeeatly I was among oaa mamken wha voted down a resolution which would havo set up a Reuse commute* to make a study of the monetary credit, aad financial systems la the United States. Under the resolution, th* Roue* Committee *a Banking and Cur­ rency would have boon given un­ limited power to tovestige to alt of our monetary, financial- Federal Beserve, aad credit eyitsme in tWe fa opposing the reeolutlons I thought that such an Investigation conducted only by poop!* In poli­ tico might not be a t objective as if dene by a nonpart isan group. While I knew they would do their best, th e n naturally would be a political flavor attached to any­ thing they might do or attempt to do. •I also doubted If member* of Congress alone w on qualified to make such a probe. Instead, I favor legislation now before the House which would set up a nonpartisan group with its members earning from both house* of Congross, th* executive branch, and outside the government from agri­ culture, labor, business end other segments of our national Ufa and Investment For Ertry so often someone rises up to pro te st the federal governme n ts promotion of V . 8. Savings Bonds. The citizen could earn more interest on common stocks or munlcL pels. it Is said. Or inflation overcomes the Increment/! at m aturity; and the govern* meat ought to Issue “purchasing power” bonds to play square with th e people. U. S. Savings _ Bonds, are, , p In i principle Pie and In fact, the soundest and most practical source o f mass savings in the world today. Why? Because their earning/* though mod­ est, are certain. They are promptly conver­ tible. And even though one can point to a multitude of blue chip alternatives in to. day's salubrious economy climax, the Savings Bond is the real rock in heavy weather. If every American were born with a built- Family Teamwork Speakers at a meeting of the Child Study Association of America tossed up a fasci­ nating target for argument—the question whether the father should play a more im . portent role in the family. The question is so intriguing that practically everyone will want to have a crack at it. In recent years, quite h lot of attention has been focused on something called "notnism. ' I t has been said, and with some Jus­ tice, th at Americana are nudging father in­ to the background and giving mother a more important p a rt A n extreme view has it that fathers are not completely secondary, and that mothers have taken over the reins of family authority. * Certainly the old concept of the father as absolute authority In the home, to whom everyone cowtowed, has gone into discard. That is all to the good. And certainly women are now well started on the road to emancl. pation and recognition that they are equals of men in almost everything that matters. Thlt\ too, Is atl to the good. Whether the pendulum has swung too far, giving women more authority than they need and should have, la a matter of judgment and opinion. A sensible view of the m atter is th a t both the mother and the father are of importance in the family. In a society based on the equality of men and women, neither should take precedence over the other. Major fam­ ily decision should be reached by agreement, rather than by domination. Husband and wife can do a better Job aa family heads if there is teamwork rather than a struggle for supremacy. The Sanford Herald Dally Publlskt* C h r istm a s . Saturday, Suadar aad Saturday p r n c td la y Christ Rsttrs* a* srrne* rises mailer netaker i t t i l l at A t N S Off lea atf Saaferd Florida, aader tka Act af Congress af Merck g. l i f t FltED PERKINS rdltar aad Pulllaher MARION HARMAN ■&. R iaeu tlra Edltar ■ TELTN J CUSIIINO. A 4v*rtlslag Maaagar By Carrier Three Moutk* <>H ■ v a a cn tm o N mates II* M r wssk Oaa Mo.Ik II | | H i U o .tk , On* Tear lift h i m All Obituary a otic**. «ardt of thanks. resolutions and Mile** of eatsrtalam sat for tk* su reoie of raWl.s fuad* wlU ka ik a ria d far ai m a l a r advsrtialsa rataa Tka Harold I* a memksr af U * Uallad Praaa wklak la aallllad aaalualraly la tka t i a far rapubllrallaa of all tka local yrlatod la tkl* nowrpaptr. n.pr*s«at*S N a ilea tlly hr O snsrsl ASrertM sa S .r .lr* Inc. t t l n *ort'a B a ttle s Rank RM« AUaata Oeorela Page 4 T hursday, April 4. 1957 WIN FINOLXTON LO, THE POOR TAX COLLEC­ TOR — It It traditional for every­ body to bate tax collectors. But Congressman Syd Herlong it try­ ing to corns to their rescue. He leys, "They ere on* of th* most mistreated groups of publie ser­ vants we have. They have stopped calling them tax collectors and now refer to them a t revenue of­ ficers, but they continue to have their troubles. Th* record shows they ar* th* most assaulted group of individuals la the govtrnmsnt other than the alcoholic tax peo­ ple." To help in some small way, Herlong hat Introduced a bill set­ ting tha retirement age for Inter­ nal Revenue Officers at JO years instead of th* usual 03. Of course, if w« bad our way, we'd like to retire all of thsm—before Apr. 13. SLOW DOWN, BOB—Every budy knows that Congressman Boh Sikes keeps his Third District “in good shape.” It looks easy. Just to sec him in the corridors of the Mouse or shaking hands with friends on the street* of Marianna Or Panama City. But take a look at on* "quick' trip to his district. Friday i.m . up at 3:00 in Washington . . . on plane at 7:30. Off plane in district at 11:30 . . . quick conference at airport with committee with local problem . . . ride to barbeque grounds . . . usual htndihaki.ig routine plus "standing up" con­ ference with four folks from Port St Jo* . . . ride to dedication ceremonies of Jim Woodruff Dam where ho made ■ speech and In­ troduced special guests. Immed­ iately afterward a fast rt<l* tot in instinct o f thrift; if all persons found easy access to comprehensible and honest financial counseling; If every man were en­ dowed with a little "mad money" that he could afford to lose while breeding it with opportunity—that would be one thing. But such is not the case. So the people, the massee of the people, need inducements to sim­ ple end sure savings—bonds paid for by withholding, for example. And Uncle Sam, who would like to be on a cash basin but ca n t be, needs the money even though the taxpayers have to pay for it, even and In­ cluding Interest to themselves. No, the people have confidence in their government beyond th a t which they have in some more remunerative investment. That’s why more than 30 per cent of Amer. lea's liquid savings are held in Savings Bonds. Ten million families bought bonds in 195(1. and 60 per cent inverted through pay roll savings. They m ight have done better. They surely could have done worse. But what they did was safe, sane, and in the public interest—including their own. We have no hesitancy in recommending, indeed urging th rift and preparedness through savings media provided by the Uni­ ted Staten government. Secrecy In Government Little by little, Washington is letting the citizens learn what their hired men are do­ ing. The House of Representative's govern­ ment operations committee has been prodd­ ing federal departments to drop their prac­ tices of secrecy. The advance is slow. The idea u:ema to prevail among officials, says the committee, th at Information on government employes and their salaries should be given out “only when an official believes such Information to be in the public interest." One trouble with this attitude is that data revealing inef­ ficiency may be withheld as being not In the public intereit. The reports of progress show how plcay. uni/ih had been the nttltude of many go­ vernment bureaus. For exnmple, the General Sendees Administration now allows photo­ graphers in its building; the federal Na­ tional Mortgage Association now gives out change:! In the price of mortgage purchases; the names of those eligible for local post, masterships are now given out instead of being withheld as they were before. And so it goes. The policy seems to have lieen—and still is in many offices—express­ ed by this twist on an old piece of advice: That government is best which tells least. More power to the House committee, Perhnps some day the relense of information will be the rule, rather than the exception, in government bureaus. permit. In this the farmer keeps signed records of gasoline pur­ chases. At tha end of the calendar year the farmer then filea a i fund claim on the number of gal­ lons itemised on his Invoices. Commercial fishermen are al­ so eligible to apply for atata tax refund. Ther« Is alto a two cento per gallon federal tax. No Permit be­ fore hand 1* needed to receive refund on federal tax. The fann­ er only mutt submit his federal claim at the end of the fiscal year on U. 8. Treasury Form Agriculture News By CCCn. A. T t I C t l l 11 Did you know that if il you were A roundup cf topic of Intern! a farm er, you could receive a re­ to tin Florida eattlirain la schefund of six cents per gallon (or duled for the eatU* brfodori and herdsmen ihort court* Apr. 11-13 all gasoline used on the farm? at the University of Florida. Th# Four cents of this is state tax, program will bo varied from Ar­ but to get a refund on it, the tificial breeding to this year farmer must apply for a tax re­ grades and grading, both on foot fut'd permit from the Statu Comand In carcass form. P art of the ptroller’a Office, Tallahassee. These permits ar* Issued on >n program D designed to that the audience will take part in grad­ annual basis. Application blnnks ing demonitrationi. In connection for permits can ha obtained at the with this, conteits have been let county agent’s office. A book of Invclees Is Issued with the state •»oio. up for those in attendance. A number of successful out­ standing cattlemen will give talks LAFF-A-DAY outlining their programs with the elm of helping others. Reprattnlatives of the eight beef breeds In Florida will take part in 'he school For the womin, Ruth Hogan of the National Livestock and Meat Board will conduct a meat cook­ ing school. She will be assisted by Miss Lane Sturgei, Etension foo,| conservation economist. Ai a pert of the short course, the animal husbandry division at the University will hold upen hou.fi and tours of th* purebrvd beef unit, beef research unit, meats leboratory, nutrition |»-1 boratory, swine unit, and shetp unit. . Mur* information abou' this 'T ro selling a wonderful new cure for colds,^ sir — and If you get the lawn seeded, rolled and fer­ program can bo obtained from the you’re obviously going to need it!" tilized early in the taring you can postpone county agent's office. 'govern! constituents have writ­ ten concerning my vote recently against a 1187 corn program for commercial farmers which the government estimated to cost nearly one blQlen dollare. There Is a surplus of corn. *d much to that the acreage allot­ ments on the basis of existing law cute eorn fermera down to 37.3 million acres this year. A bin by Rep. Robert D. Har__N* ebraske, which was de­ rleen of feated. would have raised the ■creage if th* farmer wanted to do It up to 81 million acres. The fanner would havo to pot a* much as II per cont of It into the tell bank, but then that 18 per cent of hi* land tha' went into the hank would not necessar­ ily havo to some from the SI million aerts of eorn. It could he In addition. One of the reel reasons we have a surplus of baste commodities today Is that every time sew­ age gets down n little bit th* farmers gtt panicky end think their income is going to be re­ duced, end come to Congress and ask that their acreage be hiked notwithstanding the provisions of the price rapport law. Ai I wrote one of my friends, we simply cannot keep on letting fs m a rt plant more acreage and give them price supports, too. If wo are going to cut down on the surplus, we are going to have to live by the nilee. Every time th* com farmer* get in trouble repm s ntaUm from the wheat, tobacco, and peanut area* ell pitch in to help them. I want to do what I can for the farmer and expect to do so as long ea it it sound. In my deli­ berations, bewever, I mutt re­ present a district that raises non* of tha crop* trader tha support price. I rvpreeent farmers who operate oa a basil ef supply and demand and *h» make their liv. ing without government interfer­ ence. And greatly to their ,-rw dit, our farm en toy “we dmu want aay gorernment tnterfer. ene*." Every time a farmer puts hli land Into the toil bank it costa us money—because w# are paying him for N it planting anythin;. There need to be rrlttcltm of the WFA for peyin* men ta lean oa shovel*. But aa one member of Congress said, tbs fanner in th* soil bank doesn’t even have V have a shovel, Just sign up and wait for hie moaoy. A constituent from a southern state wrote his Congressman re­ cently saying thing* were worderful with him: He was putting hie cotton in the CCC, hie soil in th* soil bank, his blood bi tht blood bank, and ho was going to put his eartass on th« river bards do soma fishing and let the gov­ ernment tak* care af hies. Another colleague of mine re­ ported visiting back heme at the time the toil bank bill passed. A government representative Inquir­ ed If a certain farmer wanted to ilgn up. He was told that all he Had to do was to aign and tht government would send Mm t rheek for hi* unused lad. TM farmer said ho would havo * take it up with hli wife. The agent returned later to i n what th* fanner wanted ta do. No, he raid he wasn't going ti sign up. "Me and my old lady/ he Mid, “can’t See how the gov­ ernment can send as a check without us sending them one first' Three month boxscore: quorum or roll calls missed, g *n weekends spent In the Dlsti tinea January. The northern boundary of Flot­ illa is 100 ralhs soi'th of the mu. there boundary ot California. lb * ftn t auto licenses (not legs) were Issued in Florida la Ittd ; th* rat-, was 72.00 •H i M N im iu r Since 194* the North Atlantia Ikes Organisation—now If bee neiioi including the U. S.-hai protect) us from Communiu aggression. B NATO can grow into an even stron tr shield ef freedom aith your uadt standing sad support. Loan a» shout NATO. Writ* fee tr*. beetle* Ml • NatO MIm h II*! ■aa M l. SSm Vet* 11. M.T. Publlshti at a pablit trrricr la carp"•lira h*A Tka AixrUiiUg CauactL the arrival of weeds and crabgraaa by as much as 2-1 hourr. In a certain large city a woman necking a divorce complained that her huabaml left home in 1919 and hasn’t returned. Some women have no patience nt ail. Tallahassee . . . four appointments before being honored at banquet by Tallahassee VFW where he spoke . . . three more appoint­ ments before bedtime. Rrcakfast meeting with Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce . . . two appoint­ ments . . . drive to Creslvirw . . four appointments . . . drive to i'ensacola. (On* hour with grand­ children.) Three appointments . . . television panel show 6:00 to 8:30 . . . 7:30 main speaker at American Legion. Conference until I a m. . . . flight back to Washington Sunday a.m —Slow down. Bob! Or are you running for goyemor? SMATHEIIS TO RING BELL ‘‘Mental Health Week" has been set for Apr. 28 through May 8. For, the fifth straigh year Sena­ tor Smathers hat Introduced the resolution ih the Senate proclaim­ ing this special week. This year, he will stand on th* steps of the Ca­ pitol and ring a bell made from a set of chains that was ooce used to bind the mentally 111 in an old "snake pit" type insane asylum. This opens th* week’s activities. Later, ha will appear in New York on radio end television for the National Aaaociallon of Mental Health and will be given their highest award for service in this field. He alto has been named the honorary head of the Florida drive during th* same week. ANTI-COMMY DRIVE — On* of the pledges that Congressman Dante Fatetll mad* when he came to Coogret* was to fight commun­ ism. For the past few weeks he hat covered his district with all the material on the subject that h* could secure. Every school library, every teacher en<| attorney. So far, he hat mailed out more thin 7.400 piece* of printed m atter—all Hours or Senate documents. While his supply lasts he will tend copies to •ny tr ache* or attorney who writes to him. A TAX CUT! WHEN? — Sena­ tor Holland thinks ww might get some kind of a tax cut if the bud­ get is trimmed, it won't come be­ fore next year. He wants it to be In the form of an individual tax exemption—rather than * buiinsss reduction. "Nobody,’* said Holland, "can out economiie Senator Har­ ry Byrd. And If he can take utf ti*e $3 billion he says he cars—then we might gtt some reduction In taxes." Florida is located between tha 34th end 31st parallels, North Latitude. X ilPPO tr 7 H t HEAR WITH EASE S«« our complet* line of late model aide, all typ es. Reg­ u la r •Ita re tte *Itehind th e E ar 'H e a rin g (ilavses. Select th e type you prefer. All fitted by fully qualified consul­ ta n t* in our office or in your home. T erm s if desired. S anford, we a re ai Miller Radio & Appliance Co., 118 S outh P ark Ave. oa F riday m orning of each week. Sea Miller for batteries. ORLANDO HEARING CENTER, INC. 313 FI*. Nat. Bank Bldg., Phone 2-3316—Sights and M.UCO holiday a Cali X4U7 MAICO ^ATLANTIC NAT 10 ORD ^ S A N or J ACK. Atlantic Mn( INAL BANK. B A 1N LK ,B •• V I oacAMtxia rase AFFILIATED WITH T1IE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF MARCH 14,1957 SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION A3 OF MARCH 14, 1957 COMPTROLLER’S CALL COMPTROLLER’S CALL Capital Stock I 888,000.00 Lota* and Discounts Overdrafts Surplui I 180,000.00 Banking House, Furniture aad Fixture! 130.100.70 Customers Liability Under | 3,923,043 *0 Loan* and Discount* Banking Houso, Fumitur# and Fiitures 1S6.227.08 , Federal Reserve Bank Stock 12 000.00 Other Resources 18.114.13 U. S. Gevemm.nl Obligations f 3.398,121.28 Reserves Unearned Discount 83,388.38 1391,14132 TOTAL 8,419.13 1,872,673.71 Letters Of Credit 0,179.78 367,39:1.68 Other Marketable Bonds Cash and Du* FTom Banks Undivided Profita I 60,830.024.41 221,300 00 r e d .n l Reserve Bank Stock 270,000.00 Other Resources 183,771.70 U. S. Government Obligations f 38,291,275.29 6,080,834.80 Deposits | 9.141.983.81 0,410.293.49 TOTAL $ 9,141,863.81 Other Marketable Bonds 20358327.78 Cash and Due From Banks 72.745343.47 131304.746.84 TOTAL $ 185381,148.49 OFFICERS i . w su sv n i Chairman ml thm *• a. J. n t t vtvv r.'.M .t ■ v. M4X1 a )*• rm U >si a a t i B s paddock VI.. P m M « | M. W. n r . l X M Ceahl*. o. c M iM N inr assistant Csshltr a. j . a c c u s e PnaU nl a. r . Mane Vise rvsaUant t s a d . a is r io p M rttre * . S e a le r * . r i e r M a H- ■. COLKN.t* IM eletea M a a a a e r. vierten r v e n a L M e lt ■ safer* , f i e r i * . J . W. S M A n O S fre e ! S eal T%# Cessnas* nu U L T * S tIB M f a r m e r , ta a fe r* . fie ri* * J. O. MITCH ISOV Orseer. J. C. Mat.-hleee a rem ise) taafer*. fieri** •6 i M f— vim J M tM B tN k ru«U a ■. l o r r v w A i B Sewlhwar* f r a i l r e a p M f . la Cepital Stock Surplus Undivldod Profits Rtstrvves Unearned Discount Letters of Credit Deposits AIIOVB87 B a a fo N , r U r 14a Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TOTAL I 4,006300.00 6300300.00 1.41934139 1,787.89033 849,762.68 231300.00 182,002,471.19 f 196331,165.19 �r ' •■.:-* * JBSBR 9 * -- ——♦ ♦—*1 — »«» ■>■»!< ’> « « * THE SANFORD HERALD Thor*. April 4, 1957 P»t* 8 W ow disjcut J h u ! So cia l fcvsunJtA JACKY FEN W IC K Conning The New s I'm “up to my ears" la house­ a t our carJ parties, and hop* work, expecting company, have she’ll b j getting around soon M two cakes In the oven, end ab­ the can take part la them. BY VIRGINIA CONN solutely NO news to write about! l* This Is the'kind of column that The Executive Board of the washing machine, or maybe one Such are the trials and tribula­ comes of having nothing to say! Officer’s Wires Club met at of the children, and since misery tions of trying to be a housewife, But I am acquiring the “knack" Tuesday nig'it loves company 1 lust wanted to Julie Anderson’* . mother, columnist, and “Jack-of- of making “ mountains out of mol# SJa to discus* plan* for the spring assure my readers that if I seem all-trades”! hills", which Is Invaluable at times w dance to be held at the B.O.Q. morose it is* only that the burden Do want to make mention of the such as thisl the twenty-sixth of April. Cock­ of worry is breaking my spirit. fact that Mrs. Marion Holmes Have some more facts on tho tails will be served from 5:20 And If that doesn’t toulh you, I la back home after spending a "Name" contest that will be run until 7:30, the buffet dinner nave many many more tad tales few days in Seminole Memorial to find a name for the E M. Club, from 7:30 until 9, and Jancinj; of woe. In fact the sequel to my Hospital. Fortunately they weren't and a separate one for the danc; book ‘It's Fun to be Fat” will be will start at 8:15. The theme will able to find anything seriously Ing area. The boxes In which you b* a “Tropical Evening’’, and the called “ It's PlUful to be Poor.” wrong with her, and she got a ean put your eholees will probably board members are planning to All this nonetense is realty to few good days of rest! Come to not be out until next Monday, fill up the page, and not to prey have pehn trees, soft lights, and think of It, that Isn’t auch a bad April 8. There will be orlnted Mrs. C. L. Mensir, guest speaker, .Mrs. F. T. Meriwether, and Idea when things start piling up, cards supplied on which you can sweet music. The menu is varied on your sympathy, and since I SITTING AT THE SPEAKER’S TABLE yesterday at the Sanford Mrs. II. It. Crumley. (Staff Photo) and you’re ready to “ throw in fill in your eholees to be deposit* and tempting, and was listed on have now achieved my goal I Woman’s Club meeting were: left to right, Mrs. N. V. Farmer. U your notice from the B.O..Q- Al­ will bid you farewell until to­ the towel” ) But I like to fool my­ ed in the boat The contest will so discussed was the dessert morrow.. self Into thinking that my family run until April 17, as April IS eard party, also to be held at can't gat along without me, a fact will be needed to go over all tM the B.O.Q. May twenty-fourth. that my spouse Is always denVingl entries, and decide on a winner. This will benefit the Harry-Anna All you V.A.11. 7 wives are here The form will have a space for Crippled Children’s Home In by reminded of this mining Mon you to put your squadron, your Club, THURSDAY | pal Church. Visitor* are welcome Woman’s The Sanford Umatilla. Julie served coffee days meeting at the U.S.O. That's address, or your phone number; met yesterday for a luncheo.i T h e l Q s t $ U p p e r » The Intermediate Choir of the to attend with no obligation. . . cake made by her own hands, April 8, ao don't forget to be there. whichever way you wish to be Fjr»t Baptist Church will rehe„rs# The Upsaln Community Pres followed by a business and social and coffee to the assembled The speaker for the evening will notified. However, the winner will at 7 p.m. and the Adult Choir at byterian Church officers and teameeting at the Woman's Club. members. Attending were Marge be Dr. Gordon Backer, from the be announced at the dance to be 8 p n, chcrs will meet nt the church a t : Hostc-scs for the day were Mrs. Martin, Evl* Williams, Pat Todd Naval Air Station, who will speak held Friday night, April 10, at •ri, v„..,h rs.nl* c ir„ *:d° p.m. All officers and tea- B. It. Beck, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey. Barlow, Pat Henssn. Mary on the Medicare program that now the E M. Club. So if you want to ♦ Mallie Muntx, and Dornell Kilellne. concern* all of us. Should be very hear your name announced, be r X i S . < £& 1 - “"0 “ “ i “ "n. f ™ ' T , r s ltr , rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. at the SATURDAY I rank Evans and Mrs. Steph n Tuesday evening the Daugh Informative and Interesting, so do sure to be on hand! It has bean Thursday morning Dornell Is I Ter Horst. Sunday School try and be there. decided that tne p m e n r eacn having a coffee for all those Church. prom 5 p. m. to 6 p. m. th 1 Mrs. W. P. Yeslcy, gave the tors of Wesley Ctas* of the First Methodist The Seminole Chapter two, Or- Sacrament of Pcnnancc will b« who helped In the recent fashion Mra. Betty O'Conner should be name will be a $10.00 gift certi­ show put on by the O.W.C. a t the der of Eastern Star'w ill meet at administered"'^ Y hc'chapcl'of the j ‘i " , . J J ? B a ^ n e r " ^ * * * ? k hT Ch m et, f° r f. J!*}*' ,,*1? home by now, from her aojourn ficate to be used, at the Navy ex­ the Masonic Temple at 8 p. m | | u|y Cross Episcopal Church. l . Mar Sp*nKle'1 ,,.a n n ir “ml ** I business session at McKinley Hall at Seminole Memorial Hospital! I change. So, If you’re real clever, Mayfair Inn. The C. Y. F. and Friendship' The R. A’s of the First B aptist! ^ '? 1 ,h« «■« ?flcr roullne rC* Mrs. A. B. Stevens, Mr, Floyd say “ should”, (and she probsbly you h u t might be able to walk Sa.v Dave Russell a t the Coun­ Athow, Mrs. Charles Meriwether, off with $20.00 In prises 11 Class will have a volleyball game Church will meet at 9:30 a. m ^ c o m l d ^ u try Club today, and he Is out of new memb-r Mrs M. L. Wright, Mrs. A. C is.) but since this is written at 6:30 at the church, followed Hate to play that ok), cracked day ahead, I'm never sure until the Navy, snd will return on was, Mrs. John Senkarik Sr., Rector and Mrs. Ben . Monroe MONDAY by a weincr roast. record, but I do need all the little thingi actually happen! Monday to his horn* In WinstonCircles of the First Method- Sirs. N. V. Farmer, Mrs. George serves! as hostesses. Let It suffice to say that sho bits of news you might, know of, Salem, North Carolina. Joanle The Sanford Duplicate Brid Wells and Mrs. D. C. Howard Unique arrangements of roses, was due home today, and wc do so how about giving me a eall at g , and John Weigele arc getting gc Club° whT*meet* aT*he Y « M > * Circle churthNo.wil15 mCCt “ , (“' I T ' ' wer elected a , defecate, to tho meets with Mr*. w tr* c,«c,wl ** delegates to mu gladioli and Quern Anne's Lace hope the made it I We miss her FA 2-2371? out soon, and will go to the Un­ Club at 8 p.m state convention to be held In decorated the hall. The Westside School P-TA R- T. Cowan, 118 Summerlin iversity of Michigan. West Palm Beach tho latter part Class president, Mrs. W. E. MISS MARIAN DAVIS will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Ave, 3 p. m. Am burnt to a crisp after of April. Mrs. William Stempcr, Raines preside,] over the buslnschool. Herold Hcckcnbach will | Circle No. it meets with Mrs. playing golf all day. The cos­ Mrs. .Bill Kirk and ★ ★ ★ , , Mr*. U. , II. | css meeting. Routine reports speak on “ What You Expect Thco l’ate, 120 W.18th. St., 3 „ tumes seen on the course these Cruntbley were chosen ns n' t c r ! (f,j>tn all committee chaitatan Your Children to get out of p.m. days are well worth mentioning. nates to the convention. were heard. Mrs. Margueri’e Sanford Schools". There will al­ Circlo No. 7 meets with Mrs. Both men and women are amartMrs. \V. A. Lockerd was ac­ Paul pnented a devotional in so be a nomination of officers. ly dressed these days in Bermuda A. B. Stevens, 1300 Sanford companied by Mrs. N. V. Far­ conjunction with the Lenten Sea­ shorts and bright shirt*. Some­ Ave., 3 p. m. mer at the piano ns she sang son, on Leonardo do Vinci’s ”T1ic FRIDAY thing new In golf apparel was 1TO 1 u , Circle No. 8 meets with Mrs. "Barcarole' The. intermediate 4 department Last Supper”. The painting is the . modeled Wednesday by Keen Mrs. C. L. Menser,- first vice j,|,.a| representation of a draof *"the F irst'B atp lst Church" wll | Zrl* Ra,l,w* 1800 ,’*rk Ave • 3 p # Ivey, who was getting in con­ president of the Florida Keuer- j |„ a Gc movement as well as the have a social in the Educational "*• . ... dition for the State Women’s L'ircle No. 9 meets with Mrs. stion of Woman's Clubs was pro- (|rjinoatj(>n ^ the , in„ |e word Miss Marian Davis, student Building at 7:30 p. m. Tournament. H er xegulatlon nurse at Orange Memorial Hospi The Elder Springs Chapel Choir *'*' " r'Kht’ McKinley Ha'.l, a |sented by Mrs. F. T. Meriwether, -Betray’ upon the twelve men short* were topped by a “ sun- tal in Orlando, received her c ip will rehearse at 4 p. m. p’* ; . .. Jlr* »*«"•« »*«•» hrr ,!,lk most closely associated with soaker” blous* which, allows Sunday afternoon in a very 1m The W.M.S. of the First Hap- extending an invitation to all Christ". freedom In swinging the club, presslve candlelight service held Mldren'*1*Lenten Lenten* Service J ? at° ' " 'S r * “ * i? :4* «“ ' • t ^ ’^ t a ^ j -One' of "ou ,'hall bTray me’ Children’s at 3:U 3:43 lU* ^ 5 and also permits the wearer to at Boone High School. m. A covered dish luncheon willleratlon Convention in West Palm • -piie biblical background was p. m. in tho church proper of tlu acquire an even tan. Seen "burn­ The program was presided uver he served »t noon, a-v' ’ p.m. Beach. Sho used as a tuple, "A Ver9CS i2.jp of St. Mark." ing" up the course in today’s by Arthur L. Bailey, admlnstra Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Re­ a urogram will bo enjoyed. Challenge to Every Day living" | n chapter 1 tho last verse heat were Jackie Crawford, Ruth tor of Orange Memorial Hospital freshments will bo served at 3:30 The Sunbeams am. ... .. s •>( u„,j wont „n t0 i t ress tho fact1sta «.s "U rd is it 1". The thought llerron, Le* Cunning, Dee Itua- Miss Dorothy Smith, dean of the in the Parish House for all thirsc the l-'ir.t Baptist Church will u,nj "our ' everyday environ- j0ft with those present was, . ............. . ... Shirley Perkins, Mildred University of Florida College of attending* the service. s meet at 3:30 p.m. mont has more of an influence I "May none of u* ever need to # sell, Smith, Lib Cleveland, Jo McDan­ nursing gave the address. The At 7:30 the Adult Instruction rhl. Elsie Knight Circle (Hi* than is often realized on the way say, I.nnl is It I'.’’ of the First Bap- we think, live and act. Mrs. Men. iels, Pauline Inch, Fanchon Me- Florence Nightingale Pledge was Class will be held in tho l’a.iih jncSi, A resolutions committee conHouse td the Holy Cross EpiscoRogerts, Celil Heard, llele i administered by Miss Virginia AT tfst 'Chiirch will meet at the s»r quoted from several well si*ting of Mrs. Zeb P at“ Q, Mr*, Carraway, and Harriet Wil­ baugh, Associate director of the home of Sira. It. A. Moreland, known philophers lo emphasize j d a rk Lconardy and Mrs. Claude liams. Some specimen of bug School of Nursing. "Make Me A 1110 Palmetto Ave. her point. Ilfrnmton will write resol-ions swarmed around us at one point, Blessing” sung by the class of The BoV Scouts of the First After a profusion of applauso for the late Mr*. E. II. Laney. and I discovered later that all | nurses concluded the program. I’renbytcrinn Church will meet and the members expressed ap- Mr*. S. G. Hrrrlman read a Loch Arbor had been plagued Immediately for,owing the cerein the Scout Room at 7 p.m. predation to Mrs. Menser the poem, “Gcndatln” a* a tribute to with them. Poor John King had mony a reception for the 48 new­ The Women of the First Pres- meeting adjourned. tho beloved Mrs. I.ancy. just panted some board whes ly capped students was hell on byteriun Church will have their Mrs. Athow made a donation the pesky monsters struck, and the hospital grounds. The Woman’s Auxiliary of the (Circle meetings as follows: to the birthday hank. the board* look like giant pieces Miss Davis was graduated from Congregation Beth Israel met The Session of the First Pres- Mrs. Harry Woodruff, Chaairinan, The hostesses then served m of flypaper. Seminole High School in 1956. She Monday evening nt the Jewish j byterian Church will meet in the Hostess, Mrs. George Stine, 129 strawberry shortcake and coffee Parents of Southside School'is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Community Center for a short Session Room nt 7:30 p.m. Summerlin Ave. | to the following Mrs. Marguerite - children, don’t forget the P.T.A. [ Vernon A. Davis of 2158 Sanford business and social meeting. Mr».| 3 p.m. —Circle Number 1, Mrs. 8 p.m. — Evening Circle Num- |>nul, Mrs. S. G. Hardman, meeting tonight. Room count is Ave Melvin Siskind, president was In I Victor Brown, Chairmun. Hostess, tier 1, Mrs. Floyd G. Case, Mrs. J. E. Courier, Mrs. Roy Tilat 7:30 followed by a panel dis­ charge of the business session. Mrs. W. It. Anderson, 310 Oak Chairman, Educational Building ](*, Mrs. O. C. White, Mrs. it. F. After routine reports wereAve. Co-hostcss, Mrs. cussion in the auditorium at Victor of the Church. Hostesses, Mrs. Robison, Mrs. A. It Stevens, Mr*. heard, the committee In charge1Brown. eight. Marguerite Graham, Mrs. E. J- A. C. Rector, Mrs. M. Lurlght. of the birthday party given i 3:p.m. Circle Number 2, Mrs. Houth, Mrs. John Kridor, Sr. ( Mr*. Clark Leonardy, Mr*. Ben $14.95 * Admiral and Mrs. Leo Compo recently for Mrs. Frances Moses, R. C. Maxwell, Chairman. Ibis8 p.m. Evening Circle Number Monroe, Mrs. Rordie William* • of Pensacola, Florida, arrived one of the first pioneers of San- teas, Mrs. Jay Beck, 410 Meg- 2, Mrs. Sidjiey Ives,ill. Chair-1 and Sue Odham, Mrs. Carolina Wednesday to visit their daugh­ ford, reported on the affair. noliiT Ave. Co-hostess, Mrs. It. man. Hostess, Miss Rebeccr.) G. Hill, Mr*. Jean Boyette, Mr*. ter and son-in-law, Louise and Bv LOUIS TASSELS Approximately forty people1C. Maxwell, Stevens, 621 I’urk Ave. Co-hos­ S. 31. Pickens, Mrs. Harry Brown, ^ Jim Parker, in their Lake Mary 12 Noon—Circle Number 3, tess Mrs. Mary Karl Walker. home. The Compos are going to United Press Staff Correspond, id were on hand to help Mrs. Moses Mrs. Ruth Hawthorne, Mr*. Elsie 8 p.m.—Evening Circle Num- A Stephan, Mrs. Grayce Gregory ^ look after the Parker children WASHINGTON M — More rhil celebrate her 75th birthday. They Mrs. P. T Piety, Chairman, Edueational Building of the Church her 3, Mrs. Harvey H. Hale, | .Mrs. Floyd F. Athow, Mrs. W. while Louise goes to the State dren are poisoned by aspirin than enjoyed n covered dishsupper after which Mrs. Moses opened for luncheon. Hostesses, Mrs. K. Chairman. Hostess, Mr*. W. It. E. Baines, .Miss Varsa Tournament. They are enthus­ by any other substance. WoodT. Tidcman, Mrs. Warren Ewing, Anderson, iastic golfers themselves, and The “harmless” white tablets her many giftj. 31rt Oak Ave. Co- rock, Mis* Aline Chapman and »• wilt t>o doubt b« seen often by a familiar fixture in every medi­ Refreshments were served at Sirs. Robert I-'cth. hostess Mrs. Cuitis Hughes. ! Mrs. Albert Hickson. of this month’s 3 p.m.—Circle Number 4, - the Country Club. At least, we cine eahinet, send more than 100,- the conclusion 000 toddlers to hospital emergen­ meeting. 1Mr*. I« I. Frazier, Chairman. hope so! rooms each year. Hostess, Mrs. L. F. Hoyle, 2l0i This is a depressing time of cyThey are responsible for more month—when tise bills roll in poisonings than lye, ammonia, the flavored aspirin which are Mellonvllle Ave 3 p.m.—('itch* Number 5, and we wonder how we will pay roach powder, cleaning fluids. put up especially for children," of a c o o l ' Mrs. K. H- Hill, Chairman. IlosT them all. Something always has jh(Hj , ; d Uundry h.eaeh he said. This dangerous appetite is whet■,•«?»». Mrs. J A. liarrold. 211 Sou, to break d o w n -th e car, the f0mbinf(,_ mninrn. t*-cl, the doctor continued by par- ^ I’ark Ave. These fact* are we known to r|)U who - fooii#h|y ,p|( a cbitd 3 pm — Circle Nnmber 6. Mr* H n m p H o m n C l t l h c doctors. They apparently are not that the aspirin the doctor has Kirby Fife, Chairman Hostess, n o m e u e m o v- i u d 5 10 woI1 known t0 pircnlJi Who prescribed fur him Is 'cartdy.' "I Mrs. Ralph Leonard, Ivlespine persist in .kleaving bottles of as* l ,i "The death rate so far ha* been Drive, Denary. Co-hostess, Mrs. „* mercifully low, l„ * than one per B. M. Ilokc. toothoaste within easy teach of cent." said Jacobziner. “ But it Is 2:30 p.m. Circle Number 7, ' small fry. tragically unnecessary for any Mrs. II. G. Ilrehens, Chairman Since every homemaker is in! Dcctnrs who attended the spring child to die, nr to have a close \ Hostess, Mrs. J. E. Baker, 1500 a hurry this* davs the seven home meeting of the American Arade- ( jjruisJ, with death, from this West 1st Street demonstration club* of Seminolo my of Pediatrics here this week1causp 9:15 a.m. (Rrcle County have gotten their head* listed aspirin poisoning as one of together and planned a program ' the major remaining menaces to ' “Stretching the Food Dollar” to childhood health. Leaders urged be used for threo monthly mezt all pediatrician* and the pres* to join in a campaign to warn par­ in"*. The March meeting stressed the ents of the danger. “ If you have a child under four use of dri:d milk and mivter mix. For Aoril, a demonstration on In your home," said Dr. Harold “One Dish Meals" ha* been plan­ Jacobziner, assistant health com­ ned, emphasizing how housewives missioner of New York City.” you should choose tender cuts of meat should treat aspirin like a deadly "/ and to pick really frsih vegetable*, i poison. No more setting hair night after night! “Shop and Save" has been planned i “ Don't put it on the top shelf Now you can have lovely, natural.looking for May. This final meeting in of the mrJicine closet. Lock it No-Iron Katya Shirfdross curl* without fuss or bother. Just set your the series consists of a sumary up." hair with Easy, do exactly aa you would * of the other two. ; Jacobziner said small children Here is the Bobbie Brooks touch again . . . with ordinary wave lotion or water! Pamphlets of recipes used dur- seem to have a natural penchant List-soft Katya frosted with flirty lace . . . a first dost With Eeay-do your curia hold their set ing these programs hav« been for eating aspirin by the handful. not just for hours but until “They apparently like the taste printed and can be obta'ned at -companion for your summer hours and it needs LEE MILAN $5.00 the office of the county ag.'nt, of ordinary atprin tablets, which your next shampoo. And q “ no ironing I Black and potent pastels in sizes i to 13b most adults find bitter, as well as Mist Mytie Wilson. Eaay-do la ao gentle. It is ideal V* for bleached, tinted, white or ew colors and nhapes In K traux. . . other LEE atrawit even baby.flno hair. Also ____ m YOU’LL FIND SOLID GOLD COMFORT nt Also RESI8TOL western Panamas at $8.95. wonderful for a drooping Ail LEE straws are water repellent. permanent Try it today. in u Phillip.* Home in Little Venice. Finance your honif one of three ways: F.H.A. in Service. V. A., Calendar. Mrs. C. L Menser Guest Speaker At Woman's Club Meet Theme O f Recent Wesley Class Meet Marian Davis Receives Cap March. 31 L A C E -L A D E N LOVELY Woman’s Auxiliary Of Beth Israel Met Monday Eve. Aspirins Often More Fatal Than Poison To Tots COOL OFF IN THE SHADE LEE' HAT Plan Informative Program For Meets Now! Lovely, Lasting Curls Wither 1a Permanent! i I 0 c! 8 m , N Conventional. „ Corner W. Crystle Drive k Lake Mary Blvd. FA 2-4391 or Phone FA X3013 After 7 P.M. easy-do CtUn. SHOPS Touchton's Drug Store (7 MEN'S W EAR 121 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA 306 E. FIRST ST. FA 2-1535 "Us# Our Convenient Layaway Plan" ' �U o fM To Unveil Football Talent Friday N igh t dOutald Bowling Calory Char Print Co. Burnett Painters central Moeie Co. New York Life In*. Co. MaBtara furniture Co. Baku n Moeie Shop Laude Sotting Sights O n O B C Championship J *l 1 1 I g TSAM HIGH T H R U GAMES Backers Music Shop ms Mathers Furniture Co. 2372 Burnett Painters sms Control Moeie Co. 2Uf Cilery City Print Co. 2307 New Yerfc Ufa Ins. o. 2210 TEAM HIGH UNCLE GAMES Bakun Mtitle Shop MO Matkefb furniture Co. 133 Control Music Co. 129 Burnett Painters lit Now Y*rk Life Ins. Co. M2 Celery City Print Co. 7M INDIVIDUAL HIGH THBEE GAMES P. Peaold S22 G. Swann 488 W. Whlddon S13 L. Pivae 417 E. Efathhoff 310 H. Hdekrnbaek 411 C. Cooper V. Webber P. Peloid L Plvec E. 10re hhoff k. HoHer V. Wheeler B. Steele W. Whlddon H. Heckenbach Tetal Fin* Average B. Steele 87 14733 169.29 P, Psxoid 88 14732 167.38 W. Webber 84 13858 164.82 J.Cook 00 14783 184.3 72 11804 143.68 R. Holler 0. Swann 84 13691 162.83 84 13620 182.12 B. Bortdore 0. Kenlt 84 13408 182. 84 13483 160.43 O. Touehton 27 4340 160.20 P Peioid F. Richard* 64 13444 160.4 64 13360 169.13 H. HertMt If. Heckenbach 00 14323 130.13 87 13790 138.44 L Plvec 90 14170 137.40 P. Bukur 60 9381 136.31 F. Huhn M 13698 13338 T. Brown 71 12162 163.72 W. Whlddon W. Hartwick 33' 8407 133.47 SO 7732 133.2 B. Ruyenstein 84 13016 134.82 H. KreUer 00 13890 164.30 H. GUstrap 82 12309 133.63 F. Cooper 83 13443 131.6 E. Kirchhoff H. Russell 71 10494 14838 76 11122 148 28 Sanferd Seminole baseball men­ tor Dave Lauda told his charges yesterday afternoon that be was sotting his eigfcte on the Orange Belt Cesfermee championship. He sternly reprimanded his charges far the II errors they committed in the first two innings of Tuesday night’s Important gam* with Melbourne. "You boys are hiding behind the fact that you lack high school experience,*’ he said emphatical­ ly, "and it’s taking away your confidence early In the game.” Laud* reaffirmed his statement mad* early in the season that he bad "fin* limber" and expected to build a real team out of i t Ha said that man for man his team was at good as any other team In the conference. "You boys have a chance to prove something this year,’* he said. *‘U is a seldom occasion when a new team In a conference does very well. Weil, we’re going to do that this year.** Laud* said It was time his charges were weaned from the baby bottle, so to speak. He af­ firmed the observation which has been general around the high school athletic circlet that the boys were thinking of excuses in the early innings of the ball gtme Instead of reiponilbUiUet. "We've got three or four man that need to buckle down to responslbllltiea In the batting or­ der," he said. Many of the tvant have shown amailng prowess at the plate, while others have not realised the potentiality counted a bunting specialist In Doyle Cor­ ley, a junior, and another on the way in David Bramlett, a sopho­ more. The SedUnoles also have heavy bat men in Johnny Yeakle, Brant­ ley Schirard, and Eddie Barbour. K*n MeMurray proved Tuesday night that he could pull a ball late a nice base rap that is vital when runners are on base. Ronnie Russl has a fin* base­ ball head but hasn’t whipped him­ self Into shape y et Catcher Ce ell Dandridge Is changing bis stance at the plate and la a potential powerhouse along, with Johnny Barley. BUI Tyre has a strong frame aad Is a hard man to piteh to. If* shows a 1st of promise and can Improve in the next few times at bat. Offensively all the Semlnolea lack is confidence when they take the field. They are well balanced, energetic, and spirited. They put themselves |n the hole In e hurry and then play superb ball to get themselves out of It. Tharoln lies the difficulty—in a battle for the top three spots In the conference the Semlnoles will find a distinct disadvantage In yetting into trouble in the first Inn­ ings. A good start aids a good fin­ ish and the Semlnoles have the stuff with which t* make a good start. Coach Laude said this morning that the Semlnolea will have a good workout tomorrow night. __ MIAMI * HI—Th* UstvenUy of Miami' win ostoli tta benro-grow* fMtboll taloat Friday night la tfco Orange Bowl whoa tbo Hurricane loom tpUto op for- IU aaooal opriag praetleo intra-equad gam*. Coach Andy Gustafaon laid his loam, perennially made up of eutof-flat* m ralta, will have a Uao* up this year com of about 25 per cent Floridlani. Goatalsoa. whooo team ranked la tho nation'* "top t v " all through tho 188S Moioa, sold this year's squad has shown more spirit and enthusiasm than say othar he baa coaehed at MtemL fifteen of the 50-man squad are from ta* Sunshine State, seven from tho Miami area and all are considered prise catches. Moot of them are In hot contention for berths on the /irst two teams. four of the native ions are vir­ tually assured starting positions. They are junior quarterback Bon­ nie Yarbrough of Jacksonville; junior tackle Charles Diamond of Miami; sopbofaore guartl Nathan Kelly of Miami and junior half­ back Claude Casey of West Palm Beach. Other Floridians in cootentioo for top places are a group of highly regarded sophomores: ends Jon Mlrilovich and March Hoy of Miami, halfback Thcron Mitchell of Live Oak. Ernest Barnes of Lake City, fullbacks Henry Mar­ tin of West Palm Beach, Ted Nida of Melbourne, Bob Winfield of Ocala and Joe Rohas of Miami, and quarterback Fran Curd of Miami. "We’re having a pretty good spring_ .practice, Gustafson said. "Tho boys hava been blocking and tackling well. . .1 think our line will be better offensively. . .but defensively they are not as quick as last year's team.’’ Kay West. Fla. has increased more than one hundred per cent In population in the past t*n years. “We need to p)ay a good p i me u d a consisteat game," he said, "and I'm convinced that we can do just that." Laude said the boya are eager for a chance to take on Cocoa, but "they’re laying for Winter Park and want to revenge the whipping they look for tbe sea­ son opener." Game time is 8 p.m. tomorrow night In Memorial Stadium. Seminole Track M i lle r s Top D a l l a s 7 -0 , Team Places 2nd Move Ahead In Rival Series In Tri-School Meet The Sanford Scmlnolsi track team showed that they were sec­ ond only to the beet last night In Melbourne as they romped to a sound teeond place In a tri-school meet with Sanford. Melbourne and Cocoa participating. Melbourne ran wtld and tallied 1141* points in the 13 event meet, but the power determination of the Semlnoles not to be in last place pushed highly touted Cocos almost out of the meet. The 'Semlnoles rsn up 41V) points agslnst what is considered the best track team In the state, more than doubling Cocoa, who tallied 21 points. Florida's 'ieanse plates are mid* by the inmates of Raifori Steto Prison. Florida's lles.ie* pistes cost a< ba t ten-rents each to n.anufac- tore. "W* have tha makings of a championship team," Laude de­ clared, "but these shaky starts aren't helping matters." Laude said that his team play­ ed (pP-fllfht ball more innings rattled, but "I that thty were don’t want this erraticism to becoma habit forming.” Tomorrow night the Semlnoles will face tho Lakevicw Red De­ vils of Winter Garden in a night performance in Memorial Stadium. The Devils have seen only limit­ ed action in the Orange Belt Con­ ference so far this season but last year they finished second. "This Orange Belt Conference Is tough," athletic director Fred Ganas said this morning. "Thty don't taka a back seat to any of the other conferenrei." The Semlnoles have as wellbalanced an offensive team as any J Plerro 0 Emrick C. Piercy 31. Stotiky T. Bolly W. Wheeler D. Allan G. Zak 32 4633 81 11748 oo 12869 90 12724 90 12033 21 3273 23 3825 13 2337 14515 143.3 142 80 141.34 138 27 155 20 166.7 157.8 are: John Lake, David Peralta,- Richard Jansen, Carl Venters. Nkky Constantine, and Themaa Pay. (Back row left to right) Charles Oravet i. Ward Waters, Franclh Gtraekarrt, Roland Durand. John Kennedy, and Stephen Powell. (Staff Photo) COACH W. T. GALLOWAY PRESENTKD LETTERS to AB Benia Catholic School basketball players yesterday at a general aaaeaihly of the School Tfco reacn bands a letter ta Freddy Teal* aa other ■embers of tbe group looks on. (Left to right) In the front row The Minneapolis Millers moved ahsad In the serits that turned into one of the hottest rivalries in spring training baseball in Central Florida yesterday as they topped Dallas 7-0. The Millers’ win yutsrdav gave them a series cf three wins to two over Dallas. It was a pitching game for the big brothers of the New York Giants Farm System as Dallas was held to oi\e hit for six inn­ ings, and that hit was one of those freak pep flies that acci­ dentally fell safe. Vibert Clarke, tbe starting Mil­ ter hurler appeared in his sea­ son’s best form as he flashed his versatile pitching forte passed tho heavy bats of the Eagle staff without trouble. Roger Bowman, another left­ hander for Minneapolis, came in in the seventh and was hit three tlmss by the Dallas batters. Although Minneapolis now leads the Dalles-Minneapolis series 3-2, Eagle manager Salty Parker in­ dicated this morning that things wouldn't necessarily remain the same today or Saturday night. The Eagles and tha Millers tee off today In a game that could even the icore In the high pitch­ ed competition cf the rivalry. The two teams will meat again Saturday night In the Shrine Bene­ fit game that Is expeetad to draw a capacity crowd of Sanford and Seminole County folk. While it was said, "We had a hard time with eontrol today." the Miller managerial staff said that Dallas was as good aa aver but that Minneapolis was simply improving. Salty Parker indicat­ ed that today, and especially Saturday night, that theory would be disproved. In yesterday atfenoon’s game tbe batting eye of many players seemed Improved as Mlnntapnlls tapped 11 hits off the three man Dallas battery team. Hal Holland, Minneapolis first bsseman. hit two home runs and a single to drive in three runs. Carlos Paula, just arrived from the Washington Senators, got a double and a single and drove in three runs in his first game for Minneapolis. The MinncrpolU record is also becoming Impresses, which could be an indication that Minneapolis Is moving ahead of their upstart younger brother, Dallas. The Mil­ lers. after a long losing itrcakW when they first arrived, now havo won 10, lost four and tied two for the Spring Training Exhibition Season. But, as Minneapolis manager Rosie Ryin says, "That bunch (Dallas) always play their b e st. game againt us.’’ * Lien Score Dallas 000 000 000-0 4 1 Minneapolis 012 020 lOx—7 U 1 _ Batteries • Dallas—Davis. Cook (4). Fowlsr (7), and Jackson, -McCardtll (•) Minneapolis—Clarke, Bowman (7) and Jenkins. Home Runs Minneapolis—Holand 3 (second, on; fifth, none on) NOW UNDER N e w M anagem em ent id e a n d (B U T a . M a r - L o u RESTAURANT and LOUNGE ^ From left to right—Jack Pape. Wyoming horie wrangler, rodeo rider, and gormet, and hin partner, William L. 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April 4, 1957 Pact 7 Additional Society «Mrs. Wheaton M a d e Press Secretary WASHINGTON U P-Preildent Elsenhower yesterdar announc­ ed the surprise selection of .Mrs. Anne Wheaton, director of wotnen'i publicity for the Republi. jppan National Committee, a* asYaletant White House press sec­ retary. The President made the an­ nouncement to some lic o women attending the fifth annuel Repub­ lican women's conference. The women greeted the announcement with cheers and applause. Mrs. Wheaton is the first woman ever to fin the post at the White House. She replaces "M urry Snyder, who recently was named assistant secretary of de­ fense for public sffalrs. The President laughed « t the enthusiastic reception jiven his announcement and said he hoped "Ann* will be as pleased after six months on the Job" Mrs. Wheaton, vho says el u, is "over 60," Is assistant to the public relations director of wo'fjn s n 's publicity. She handled Mrs.. Eisenhower's public relat­ ion* during the 1*52 presidential campaign. Happy Birthday APRIL 3 Mrya Lee Stokes APRIL 4 Wesley Cunningham Ben. F . Currie Mrs. M. A. Newton Robert D. McNsb Mrs. Herman L. Swaggarty Pears Perk Salad NEW ORK — M» — , Pears make a tasty addition to a mixed green salad. Cut the pears Into cubes and add lettuce, endive, wa­ tercress and coarsely-chopped walnuts. Dribble olive oil In the taad, enough to coat the leaves when the salad |s tossed. Sprrinkle with salt and pepper and squeeze lemon Juice over all. Toss well and serve immediately. TO PREVENT WORLD WAR III F.E.Householder Guest Speaker A t UDofC M eet The Norman Howard de Vera Chapter 01 the UniUd Daughter* of the Confederacy held its month­ ly meeting friday afternpon at the home of Mrs. P. E. Ronmllla'. The session opened the Ritual and salutes to the American and Confederate flags. The business portion was conducted by Mrs. P. E. Roumillat, president. Guest speaker, Judge F. E. Householder gave a very inter­ esting talk on "Problems of To­ day's Youth." Members present were: Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs. George Bis­ hop, Mrs. Martin Brown, Mrs. L. A. Bromley, Mrs. David Cald­ well, Mrs.. George Hardin, Mrs Minnie Jones, Mrs. W. B. Kirby, Mrs. Philip Msrx. Mrs. G E. McCall, Mrs. J. M. McCaskil. Mrs. Hugh Nicholson, Mrs. B. L. Per­ kins, Mrs. Z. B. Ratliff, Mro. A K. Rossetter, Mrs. F. E. Roumil­ lat, Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mrs. Hugh Truluek, Mrs. A. B. Wal­ lace, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, *”d Mrs. Roy Wright. At this moment, the military forces of NATO are guarding a 4,000 nde defense line against CommunM eg* grtuion. The North Atlantic Treaty Orpmimkm. . . 1) free nations toctwting the U. S. who ate pooling their strength for mutual protection . . . is helping prevent World War HI beams ths Reds know if they attack one NATO nation, all will fight. On this 8th Anniversary of NATO, leans more about your shield of freedom. Write ter frM Watte* •«, NATO tafarwaMaa, Saeir/.NawTaHiat.llT. Puh’ithrJ «, • public trrrirc in rente rraiioii with Tht A i t M ixing CounctL FLAMES ENVELOPE THE ENTIRE market as firemen fight to contain the blaze within the market Aren. Short­ ly a fte r the above picture wn« made, flames leaped to The Ohio Extension -Depart­ ment says that * synthetic detsrgsnt Is prsfsrabto for blanket washing because It quickly wets th« blankets, and eliminates the problem of removing soap curd Cheese Fondue For Easy Baffet SUN VALLfiY, Id a h o -® — An after-tU specialty served a l this resort makes a good dish for Sunday night buffet supper. I t’s cheese fondue, served a l the adjoining market building to destroy over half of the Rsm. one of the local lodges. the facilities there. (Photo by Bergstrom) Rub an earthenware casatrole with garlic. Pour In about 10 ounces of chablls wine and bring to a boil; add two pounds of Swiss cheese cut in small cubek. Stir until melted. Season with salt, pepper and a dash of Tobasco. Thicken with 3 tablespoon* of arrowroot dissolved in n little white wine. When ready to eerve, piaco the css*«roIe on an electrio hea­ ter or candle wanner. Add two ounce* of Kirschwasser and set flev 1 s aflame. Serve with french bread, cut tn blte-slsed chunks with a piece of erast on each square. Dip the bread In the fondue with a fork. REPAIR ANOTHER VIEW OF THE State Farmers M arket as fire, fed by a swift wind, jutted out from the roof and threatened the entire area at French Ave. and 13th St. I Itrs-ord* o f 8 « m tn o le C’o u t n y . V\ »r* j Ida. T ra c t No 1 : !a*ta 17 t h r u 31 In« lussl vr. Illoi k Ctt. MAN LAN IH » Till*. i \ -rut: d i i i i it i o m it in- t i i i : MUUUItll IIKAU T1Kl-L, HANFOIll) M v m j i h h t s i . c ih cu it , in MUtTIOX. At’r o rilln * to t h a o U t (M i i n n h :m im ii . i : h i i u i , lh#r*of m r a r o n L l In P l a t |h> »k tllllllU A II 1m k « t»*S. 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I m l u t l v # . |rt»» 2T t h r u 14 ln< ln*lrs , T h a t O It llugh#« the* h o l d e r of ll l o c k 4'». an d lo t* | th r u I Inclu­ th# f o l l o w i n g cer t i f i cat e h a a fft*«*l s iv e : lo ts *» t h r u 14 In* luatv#; |rus said c e r t i f i c a t e for t a g de e d tn !•# IS t h x u IS I n c l u s i v e a n d lot* *7 t h r u «o I r r l n r t v r . h ln # k 41. o f HAV» L A N D n T il K HPIMTHfl fllC \!TTlPUL. H A N fO H D 8 KCTIO.V. a c t o r d I n r t n th # plat t h a r m f *• r***nrd*d In r u t n ok 3. p a t # I f . PuMIe Legal Notice MR. AND MRS. K. W. WARE at the celebration of the*- gnldrn wedding anniversary March .10. ________ _______________________ (Photo by Mnrets) M r M r s . R. W. Ware Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary Miss Myrties Schedule GOLDEN WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Were. 711 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary last Sunday. They were married on March 30, 1907, ami have two children, the Rev. Milton Were, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Jacksonville, and Mrs. Jest* Gardner, of Pavo, Ga. There are five grandchildm end eight great-grandchildren. Mr. Ware serve two terms as Seminole County Judge and is very active in the Sanford Meth­ odist Church, where he teschee an Adult Class. April 3, 10:30 a.m. ChuluoU Home Demonstration Club. April 3 1 p.m. Sewing Group. April 4 10:30 a.m. Longwood ^Demonstration Club. w April 4 1:30 p.m. «-J! Glub Pinecrest School. April S, 1:30 p.m. Executive Board meeting. April 6 4-H Radio Program April a Lake Monroe 4-H Club April 0 10:30 a,m Geneva 4Hubble* Bit la H Club. HOPE. R. I.— To enable April 9, 2 pm . Geneva their wives to play basketball Homs Demonstrastion Club. April 0 7:30 p.m. Landscape on Saturdays, husbands hers have organizod a baby-sitters’ club. ♦School. Shrine Club Benefit Baseball Game Was For Luggage Care NEW YORK— W -T h e eas­ iest way to keep the new look of suitcase*, handbags, gn| f bags and other leather goods I* with wax. Leather experts say that a gentle rubdown with wax keeps them from drying out and be­ coming soiled and worn. Til* coating alio keepa metal parts from tarnishing. One easy way to separate egg white and yolk: The Alabama Ex­ tension Department recommends breaking the egg into a funnel. Only the while will run through. Nothing could be naved front the building ho fast did the flames engulf the building. (Photo by Bergstrom) I**tied t h e r a o n T h o c t r l l f k t t t n u m bs*r a n d y t a r o f laauanc>a. t h r <!•*• as rl p tl o n sif th«r p r o p e r t y , a n d I ha n.sms» In w h ich It w an aaaaaaad ar « aa fo llo w s: C e r t i f ic a t e No 318 Y#*r »»f !*«au n til J u n e 23rd 1V»I llrws rItitlon of Progtrl) i Far One I)<dl«r DETROIT —W—The Detroit community of Ilamtrnmnck re­ cently bought a new firu truck an.| advertised tho old one, vint­ age 1927, for a-ilc, cheap. When no taker, appeared and advertis­ ing costa mounted official* decid­ ed to offer tho trucklo any com­ munity that wants it—for one1 dollar. T,ot t lllock A T r a c t |l>, Hanl.i lido Mprlnga a n o r d l n g to pl-ita t h e r e o f recsirded up on lhi» p u n I k r r s o r d a of Hmdn»d* C ounty, Florida Nam # In w h ic h i i m m c i I O 1* 11 lit AH of a-tld p r o p e rt y being In t h a C o u n t y of M*mln»le. Htate of F i n r Ida . UnUa* su c h - s*ertlfloata ah il l l>*» re d e e m e d a - i o r d l n f f to law t h e p r o p e r t y d**rrlbed In euch c e r t l f L To vary pancakes, add about c a t e will l»e anlsl to t h a h i g h e s t b id d er a t th e fri»nt d o o r of t h a li cup of well-drained, crushed Hemlnssla Csmntv C o u r t Ifouaa a t pincappio ami a dash of ground M inf ord, F l o ri d a , o n the f i r s t Mon slav In t h e m o n t h o f May, IHT. cloves to tho hatter Just before w h ic h la the 4th d a y s»f May. 1917. cooking. H a t e d t h l a 3rd slay of April. 1937 l). P Her n d o n H.IIU- iiihoi p ltlm irr. Attorney c l e r k C ir c u it Court. Memlnofr C o u n ty , F lo rid a Jam*-, C, C u l l u r , ,ul \V««( Cli-iii.li Hir.rt. O rliii-lo. KlnrliU. (O ff ic ia l C l e r k 's Heal) l l - r . l n ( a l l not o r » iteera* p r o IY T i l K L I I U I I T L O I H T . M A T H cuiiUmo h UI i,. • n t . r * i l i i ( t l a * t J L D H I A I . I 'l N V t 'I T , h A M I F o i l you .'•KillYOLK I n l M l , IT. 1111111% W ITNEKS iny Imml am i , . , i | , t IY 4 II %N« lilt Y YO DIM X*n(oril, .Henilnol, C u u n l y , Kt-irl-la ALICK LKK IIAYKH, ( h i . Jr-I tiny n f Apr il. > » 7 rLA L N TIFF • • I' H E R N DON c | « r k •>( ili» C i r c u i t Cum l OTIH HAYKH, lly Arln J L u iu liiu lit f»ef«ndant (HKAt.l Y f lT ll i: TO A P P F .II I Jnm r* C r .illl- r TO: OTIH IfAYKH. whose reel* A l l n r n - v f o r T U I n l i r r delis** I* unknown l l ' o u r i H -n li You ur.- h r r a h y r eq u ired tiw file y o u r w r i t t e n defense to th * hill o f sssrnplalnt for d lv u rca filed h e r e i n a g a in * ! you. w i t h th o Clerk o f the s h o v e s t y l e d C o u r t on or b e f o r e May I IIST a n d eerv# a copy n f Prompt fcrvlce. AU work U guaranteed! Wm. E. Kader Jeweler Phone FA 2-2363 112 S. Park of the STORKS - SCHAEFER T A IL O R IN G Accent your loveliest floral and fruit setting* with beautiful Carden G ub accessories of famous Hyalyn porcelain. . . chosen by foremost decorators and floral designers. Harmonious colors and soft textured glazes, give each flawless piece a living lustre you'll cherish for years. See our complete Carden G ub line. . . for exceptional values In America’s finest porcelain. SALE MILDEW AND FUME RESISTANT COMPANY WILL BE WITH US Friday & Saturday April 5th & 6th Saturday N ight 7:30 p. m. Showing a complete line of Sanford Memorial Stadium Spring & OUTSIDE WHITE PRIMER 3.95 Per Gal Mr. MatthcwR will be glad Graceful cornucopia; 11“ long, 5" wide SENKARIK Class and Paint Co. Your Color Headquarter* 112-111 W. 2nd St. Phone No. FA 2-4622 P I T T I B U R O H P A I N T S 111# TUT g j C S ^ ^ n i i toattl Summer fabrics for Men’s and Ladies Suita PER GAL. Admission $1.00 inch tax in (up working order. MR. LO U IS M A T T H EW S H O U SE P A IN T Door Prizes To Be Given Away pert* put our watch . CLnnjounxjumnt CHOOSE HYALYN PORCELAIN FOR YOUR FINEST ARRANGEMENTS OUTSIDE WHITE Minneapolis-vs-Dallas Let our trained ex­ fluted with 7" hinb 4.25 2.75 & Up , suit to be delivered at your convenience. POWELL'S O F F IC E SU P P L Y & GIFTS 117 S. MAGNOLIA to take your measure for a PHONE FA 2-5842 �• * ir . ‘ .V *M#« p H ARLES VAN DOREN, INSISTING HE’LL continue as a college Instructor, signed with the Music Corp^or America, one of the top talent agencies. The Twenty Ons ■ winner does not want to enter show buslnees, aa so MCA rifh t now Is advising him on Ms I many offer* rather than trying to peddle him as ! an actor . . . Dlaah Shore Is now scheduled for 2# | Chewy Show* in the Sunday night at 9 — ET — , period. Aleoa-Goodyear show usually seen at that time may cut back to a half-hour each for the othar w . 23 weeks of the year or move to a new time . • • Mickey Rooney'a May spectacular, the George M. Cohan Spectacular, will be upholstered with Juste Havoc, Gloria De Haven, and Roberta Sherwood . . . Latest team for a projected series: Florence (flama Bronson) Halop and Evelyn (EloUe) Rudie. • • • Gloria De Haven CBS WILL GIVE JACKIE GLEASON as much . . . u p h o l s t e r y t l m e u he wants to decids about his next season a plans. According to program chief Hubbell Koblnson, Jr., “We can decide anytime between now and October.” Gleason's summer replace­ ment may be a musical stock company, featuring personalities like Potty Bergen and George DeWitt who would appear on the show each j week . . . ABC picked up option rights on Gary Cooper • Western Theater, an hour-long film series with Cooper *s , host. Network is trying to And a sponsor for the •how for Thursday or Sunday nights . . . The in­ flux of old Roy Rogers movies has caused his spon­ sor of seven years' standing to drop the weekly Roy Rogers TV Him series . . . Mike Todd and Elisabeth Taylor will appear on an Ed Murrew Person to Per­ son Show next month. • • • THIS IS THE LAST SEASON for NBC's monthly spectaculars, lueh as Producer's Showcase and 7. • vV Saturday Color Carnival. The network has decided * ' no regularly-scheduled show will_ be pre-empted more than twice during the 1957-53 season, which _____ rules out the once-monthly series. There will be 99_ minute specials but on no regulor basis . . . Wegon- • • repfacemenrr Train, new hour-long Western telefilm series, moves Into the Wed­ nesday night at 7:30 period on NBC in September . . . Eddie Fisher may do a weekly, hour show next season. It would be done from Hol­ refill U| llltt *U IIWaving *ii4 I>u avvviisi/ lywood . .• .• End of ■a tUIKIHJ Mighty UlAi Ere. The following ad appeared recently llywood tredo paper: "5IGM-TV offers the world’s greatest in a Holly etudio and nd its fabulous facilities for production of TV commercials!" 3 soeh. m m THI U.l. NAVY DIMONSTRATIS tts new rocket-propelled mUille, the Zunl, In tests at China Lake, Calif. The unimpressive-appearing projectiles are loaded In groups of four (top) under the wing of a Navy plane, but they take on a deadly aura (bottom) as their ex­ plosive force finds a target. The Zunl can be fired singly or In ripples. Project Sherwood By JOSEPH L. MYI.ER United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON <tp _ • Scientist are striving to build invisible walls mighty enough to hold an artifi­ cial star twice as hot as the sun If they succeed, man's constant­ ly growing demand for power will —for all practical purposes—be forever appeased. That briefly, is the story of Project Sherwood, the Atomic En­ ergy Commission's multi million- j dollar research quest for a svay to harness the H-bomb's fusion reac­ tions for peacetime power. As ARC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss told reporters at a news conference Monday, "Power from fissw i the A-bomb reaction is hero today—a constantly expanding reality. Power from fusion is a Itepe of the future—the some­ what distant future." Notes Progress Hut "encouraging progresj Is being made and certain dl«-ovcrles are narrowing our approach to the major scientific problems iqrolvp." In controlling hydrogen power and making it a servant of peace. The sun and stars continually manufacture power from fusion in amounts too enormous for the av­ erage mind to grasp. Strauss said j he is "more confident than ever" i that man can do it too though the j difficulties are great. In man's case, the container for a fusion power reactor cannot be of any material substance. At the temperatures involved, a material container would flash instantly and violently into vapor. .So, nrking Ihe gravitational forces which hold superheated gases together at the sun's center man must fashion a container of another kind. As an approach to doing ;hat, scientists have thought up thi"stellarator," otherwise known as a “ magnetic bottle.” It is a device for holding hot electrified gaies together In non-material walls of sheer magnetic force. Fusion Cnnlrolable The trick is to hunch such gases long enough — for several mil­ lionths of a second, at least — for them to fuse ami liberate power in Ihe form of electrical current. The sun's fuel is ordinary hydro­ gen. It fuses hydkogen nuclei to make helium and energy. Its gra­ vitational forces are powerful enough to hold the reacting nuejei together even at temperatures of 30 million degrees fahrenheir. Though man has a better fu*-l in the heavy hydrogen inexhaustibly available in the seas, he has to re­ sort to higher temperatures, too million degrees or more. And he cannot invoke the forces of gravi­ tation which serve the sun and stars. Nobody knows exactly what a hydrogen power plant will look like, but Strauss is certain it svill be immense by present power plant .standards and will cost "scores of million of dollarj." But, said Strauss, "We are mak­ ing progress." Ilo quoted a scien­ tist as saying: "Anyone who thinks fusion can­ not be controlled is a fool; but anyone who thinks it is going to be easy is an idiot." Colored News Friends of Bernice Johnson will tie glad to know she is home from the Scminolo Memorial Hospital and doing fine. She woulu like I" thank nil thus* who sent cards and flowers and for their many kindnesses. LAST SHOWING -THE NEW INGRID BERGMAN PICTURE!!- Mv Neighbors il fir e s t o n e BARGAIN BUY -V DAYS ONLY \ r y - ' SPONGE MOP . i.-: All These Features .Complete m o p for * Genuine Cellulose Sponge ' -less th a n n o rm a l —8’4 inches long r^ re p lo c e m e n ) • Smooth finish enam eled t S p o n g e a lo n e ! wood h a n d le -fo u r feet long Y Bonderized steel hand lever an d squeezer plate A Removable head for use as convenient hand sponge * Exclusive design for easy-dry w ringing—no w et hands! • Get several-F or kitchen, bath, basem ent and car Choice of colors M ORE H O U SEH O LD B A R G A IN BUYS! ----------- ^ w WARNER BROS >•(<•-> INGRID BERGMAN MEL FERRER JEAN MARAIS -JEAN R E N O IR S 'p , , “We're invited over to Mr. nnd Mrs. Eardentera. Hotter lake » sandwich and a g<x»d book." P a r is d o e s STRANGE THINGS I---------TECHNICOLOR ®— h iniroi H ti \y Household Broom re g . « 9 1.69 I— Aluminum Bowls reg. • Well fnado 16" wide broom with 42" painted handlo 2.4V 1 88 Set of 3 • Stainproof, 2-qt., 3-qt. and 4-qt. sizes SHOWS: 1:00 — 2:15 — 1:50 0:15 — S:00 — 9:15 O r M STARTS TOMORROW Double Feature i c i a a a RIDE-IN T H EA T R NOW StlOWIM. STARTS 7:15 *5 ) Wall Can Opener reg. 3.69 f O M U Y O N • li* N l t lM • W Y Y U -C H t i T u h u t : —7::s — PLUS — TOO YOUNG TO BE AFRAID! RUSS TAMBLYN tutu mail •*w tvu FEATURE — 9:U Only "CHILDREN UNDER It ADMUTTKD Fit Eh" ♦ j N H it No. 2 . D!astic Dish Pan reg. 2 - • riot m ognet to hold cut-off can top 1.89 ]44 • Flexible 1 with hong colors. Rendezvous For Adventure And Adventurers/ Y ves A L L E G R E T S Oa&iA CinemaScope 111 E. 1st ST. Phone r A 2-0214 �r ?*r* W 1 CLASSIFIED INDEX REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2314 French Avr. w 24 PIANO SERVICES 23 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS J. W. HALL, REALTOR Ray L. Kennedy. Aiaoelata Johnny Walker, Aaaoelate “ Call H air Phona FA 2-3041 Your* for prompt and efficient Sarvtea Stenstrom Realty H. E. STENSTROM Raglitarad Broktr 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2420 A. B. PETERSON Brokrr A*»oclate»: A. B. Peter»on Jr.. P. J. Chc*t*r*on, Garfield Willett*, and R. W. Willlim i, A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor US N. Ptrk Av». Phona FA 3 6133 W. II. ••Bill- STEM PER Realtor — General Iniuror Guy AllenAa*oelata Arietta Prleo, Aaaoelata Phona IK 2-4991 - 112 N. Park ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real F.»tata Hruker 24 INSURANCE Ph. FA 2-1301—1/-1*2 at Hiawatha 37 NOTlCES-PERSONALS 23 ARTICLES for SALE OZIER REALTY CO. 29 FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD Laura B Oziar. Realtor Haiti M Klald. Associate 2501 So. Orlando Ilwy FA 2-5342 c A ito o i' litA .V ka m w *Va v lih to thank o-ir frlandJ and na-ghbora fur their many ad* of klndnrai, and expr««*ion.. «>f aympathy !n the lllnei* and death of our n-n ami brother, James D. Tyner. Alio to Dr. Urtoki and B;i**on Funeral Horn*. Mr. and llr» T • r> »*r and family I—LOS'l AND FOUND A N T A I ED ! W H ERE M ORE PEO PLE DO MORE B U YIN G AND SELLIN G ! 3—BROKERS and REALTORS CARD or THANKS I LOST * FOUND > FOR RENT 3 BEACH RENTALS 4 WANTED to RENT 3 BROKERS A REALTORS • REAL ESTATE for SALE 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED 5 M1SCKLLANI0UT S MISCELLANEOUS 10 OFFICE EQUIPMENT II AUTOMOBILES-TKA1LERS 13 BOATS A MOTORS 13 FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN­ ERY 11 PETS-LIVESTOCK-SUPPLIES (Pooltrjr) II ARTICLES WANTED II PLACES to EAT If BEAUTY PARLORS IS FEMALE HELP WANTED 1» MALE HELP WANTED 2# MALE or PEMAIF. 21 WORK WANTED 23 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 23A MONEY to LOAN 23 SPECIAL SERVICES 33A ROOFINO A PLUMBING T TOTAlT PRICE 17130.00 .t bedroom, tiled bath, with 32 f t by 14 ft. Jiving room, urge' screened hack porch. 55 ft. lot. Fine location. Small down pay­ ment. Real Estate linuranre Commercial Inveituicnt*—Rental* Property Manacmirnt RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR p r o f e s s io n a l s e r v ic e Iw S. I). Ilighleyman — Associate 4-REA L ESTATE FOR SALE II—AUTOMOBILE*—TRAILERS Trailer* for *al«: 33 ft. Crest Do you knit, rrnchct, »ew or make saleable article* of any kind liner. 38 ft. Detroiter. For par­ W* have a proposition that will WE HAVE A HOME ticular* call FA 2-2257. 31ay intarait you. Dial FA 2-2209 conaldar trad* on bom* or pro­ FOR YOU I or call at 918 Freneh Ava. at perty. _ once. SEE ELMO FARIS YUI It IIOMF.A -.1 and 4 b e d r o o m * PUMPS A SPRINKLER 1 A 3 bath*. SYSTEMS Completed and ready for lmmadlAll typa* and stiai, tnatautd P o n tia c ata occupancy. "Do It Youraall." WE REPAIR AND SERVICE SALESMAN— 301 W. Firat St. S T I NE Now and U*ad Cara Location*. Machine and Supply Co. FA 2-0231 or FA 2-5378 after 8. Druid Park — Sanford 207 W. 2nd St. Th. FA 3 6U2 Grove Manors — Sanford It will pay YOU to tea ui before Valencia Vtllaa — Dai-and you buy. Op«n Evanlnn and Tree* trimmed, removed and damoaied. Phona FA 3-2809. Whitparing Oaki — Tituivtile Sunday*. SANFORD TREE COMPANY t i aatalda ‘ Trailer Salat Palatka, Fla. FHA In earvlca and FHA financ­ INCOME TAX SERVICE ing available. Wm. II. Murray DON'S COVER SHOP Automobile Interior Decorator ,1111 Calery Ave. Phone FA 2-13*1 , Closed Sunday Wa can qualify you for one of Beat Covert — Boat Cuihlom At Wlllla Pontiac—301 W. t i t thasa homaa In SO alnutea. You ENVELOPES, Lattarbaada. itatacan »tart enjoying the homa ments, invoice*, hand bill* ami 1947 Na*h. Radio, heatar, back­ while wa proce** the paper*. program*. etc. Progressive up lighta, good tire*. Excellent Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951 rondlilon, >200. Stephen O. 4oI Vtest 13th St. Btith. 31onteiuma Hotel after Developed by WELL DRILLING 8:30 p. m. ODHAM & Falrbank»Mor*e pomp*. 1949 Studebaker truck A 14 ft. Kapair* to all make*. TUDOR, Inc. Van. Good condition throughHOWARD C. I.O.NO out, 4323 Can be dcen at 2311 207 E. Cominarrial Ave. Cor Hwry 17-92 t, 27th St So. Park Ave. after H p. m or Phou* FA 2 26X1 Call FA 2-2821 until 6 p m Phone FA 2-1361 HOUSES WASHED a>k for Carl. BRAILKY ODHAM, Pr«s. Aim roofs. STEAM LUX PRO 12—BOATS and .VIOTOKS CESS. In Orlando *ince 1915 Thousand* of satisfied custom JOHNSON MOTORS rr* Free enim alf. Call 31369 7-|{oom lioiMP. Furn. or unfurn­ .ILMINOI.E SI’OH TING t.OODS collect, Orlando. ished. 170J tV. ;ird Hi. Ph. 2134 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-1892 FA 2-4287. GATLIN BROTHERS Your Evlnrud* Ilaaler GENEVA: Country homo, two Dragline J, Hull .liner Service ItOHSUN SPORTING GOODS *tory. ten room*, furnished with 3U4 K. lit. Ph. FA 2 3276 Sanford. Phone FA :’-Mhtl kitchen equipped. 2-rar enra-rr, nenuliful Innilsenivd ynrd, ‘.'.VI 12 ft. SeitiLV plywood boat ,C ga­ 2.1 A-- PLl'MlIINl. amt ItlMli feet frontage, near school. Call tor trailer. 1175.00 Cadi. Phone ING Geneva 2501 or write Do* .103, FA 2-0789. Phimhtng Kresky Heating Geneva for appointment. M. G. HODGES THE NEW ■'1 bedroom Clt home. Splendid In- OLIVER OUTBOARD MOTORS i Service on All Water Pum psWtlls Drilled Pump* Pow rrfu l—.Smooth —(|e«i-t ,-nllon. Shade A II citrus tree*. Paola Road. Phone FA 2-6037 S-L-O-W TROLLING I'lionc FA 2-5091 nr FA 2-1812. EASY STARTING Pi.tr.MmNG LOST LAKES ACRES Special Introductory Offer Contrail and Repair Work 18 henutiful rsmp or home site*. 15 IIP Full Shift Motor Frpe Estlnialrs 5-7 acre*, with or without lake*2911.50 K. U HARVEY front. Near Paisley off Rt. 12 WESTERN AUTO STORE 2U4 Sanford Ave. Phene FA 2-338J Write for brochure.' 214 E. First St. Ph. FA 2-1101 !.. M. "STEW" Prince 511 Center St., Euitl* It—PETS. LIVESTOCK, Phone Elgin 7-2305 SUPPLIES (Poultry 1 LOST—Cheap rod and reel longing to 7-yaar old boy. Juit 204 S. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2-5« 41 nreit of Monroe Corner, Sun­ day about 9:30 a.m. FA 2-2608. 2 & :t Bedroom home*, hcautitul place*. Down payment* nc low as *695.00 down. 2—FOR REM Cherry Real Eatate Agency Dial FA 2-9029—Notary Oiteen— 3 room first floor floor furnlthod apt. 3 room »* 1219 W. 13 St. near-Barber Shop rond floor furnished apt. Call New Lake Front Home FA 2-5171. Robert A. Williams X n/cT T T iC ry Come to Twin Lake* Farm for 3 Bedrooms, l's baths, 2 lot*. On I fine Durocs. II. II (iri-er, litREALTOR Small apt. 112 Elm Ph. FA-2 0378. Lake Knunn Cove. Call after Contracting A Repair« Kayntund l.uniRiuixt, way 420, 5 'a mi. NE Oviedo. 1007 Sanford Ave. Pit. FA 2 6562 1:00 p. m DMI FA 2-3438. I.SSIKUUK m Avalon Apt*. Efficiency. Ph. Phone FA 2-3951 Altantic Dunk Horse, saddle & bridle jtuo ■ FA 2-5954 CKRAMIC TII.K Lovely 2 RR home, plenty of (ientle for kid*. Ph. FA 2-0259 FOR RENT— 2 bedroom boautl Paul F. Mueller X Son shade trees, nice neighborhood. EFFICIENCY Apirtmenl. Suitable alter 2 p. m. Free Katimale—tfualiiv ttu k fol furnished home for refined for Winter Tburi*t. Private bath $8,800 Term*. couple or small family. Near A ihower. Steam heat. Inquire For E**tcr— Wire Fox Terrier lluhy Spear*. Mgr.—FA 2-135.1 Lake Mary. 490 mo. Manuel Jacobion acrou from Spacious 3 HR home on large solid white male. I mo. "AKC", Post Office. beautiful lot. the price will CLARK 2105 Amelia (Olf W. 29th). FOR SALE— 9 bedroom masonPlumbing, Healing X Supply I ii. please you. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* ry home on a 150' lot. Nice Contracting X Rep i r* Chihuahua puppies. 3 m a l e . UpFARM Kit’S AGENCY private baths. H i W. Flr*t St. neighborhood A p p r ais e d at till French Ave. Ph FA 2-5221 J a l a Rd. i miles out W. 2<lln 12619 Orlando Dr. I’h. F I 2-2371 112.000. O n be bought for Highway 17 X 92 SouGl to Church. Turn right '* mile. 3 bedroom furnished houie. Dial S8.950. Cash. Attractive 3 bedroom Clt home FA 2-4208. PLUMBING X SMITH TANKS I on Urge lot. Florida room with i .i — A lt I u l . u t is a .N i L i) ; INSTALLATION & REPAIRS ^ Clean furn. apt., 311 Park Ava. new draw drape*. Assume pay­ 3 Bedroom frame home. L a k e Boy* bicycle 23". 21 Hour Service privileges. 18500. Only $1,000' ments $73.03 mo. after down WANTED— Good condition. Call FA 2.1307. ARCHIE C. IIARRIEt r 3 Bedroom furnished houie on payment. 107 VV. 30th South down. FA 2-5299 or FA 2-5751 Celery Ave. 2 room furnished i'irren- i N - H K tl I V P Mil.PUS apt. 310 Magnolia. Cnll A. K. Lakcfront lot, at 525 u front ft 21—I'l VMS s u m It f.__________ Rosscttcr, Florist FA 2-1831. Your Beauty Number I* FA 2 3712 £ up. 1 Especially fine piece 9—Flower*. Plants,, Shrub* of land on paved rd. adjoining Prat Compost i Daetwtlder'i) 10c, HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK L. L Sill — Piano Trenmetan New furnished cottage, lake front. 105 S. Oak Ave. Mayfair Golf Course 125’ x Phone FA 2-0229 Route I. Sanford bu. bag GItAPEVILLF. NUR Large yard. Must ba quiet re­ litlO*. Suitable for sub-dividing SERY, Grapeville Ave Phone la—I t.M .\i,I, tlKl.p tv \NTKb" PIANO TUNING 6 REPAIRING fined couple. Dial FA 2-2002 into 7 ehoico lot.* worth at least FA 2-088i. between 9 a. m.-t p. m. W. !,. HARMON $1,000 each. Price *1175. And Ileautlciun, full or part lima. Ph F V 2 1277 After 5.00 p. m other choice lota from 5173. upJ FOR SALE— Azalea* 40c to Wanted immediately P h o n e 2 bedroom furnished bungalow. Buy in Lake Mary and s»\e *1.00 All sizes. FA 2-4830. 211 FA 2 5712 or FA 2-2155. 313 Palmetto. 23—ELECTRIC \l. SERVICF4 E. 18th. MAJOR BROWN REALTT Lake Mary, Hortda Tis—M.U.K tlEl.i* It AM l-.IS This i» a guest pa»s to ths Pralri* , FKIG1DAIKK appliances, .vile 10— OFFICE EQUIPMENT Ph. aanford FA 2 3237 Late Drive In Theatre for Mr*. and aerviee. G, It lligu, Urml* Budget and credit min. Apply Ruth Magnuson. Exp. date Apr. Fla. Phasic M) 5 1315 *r Saa IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Firestone Store. HAYNES Office Machind Co 13. 1957. ford F'A2-3883 after 6 p m *ik Crumley A Monteith Typewriter*, adding machine* Experienced man f"i nigh’ work. it 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4095Salaa-RenUlJ, 314 Mag., Ph. Efficiency Apt. Ill-way 17-02 So. _____________________________ Air Conditioning Apply Bell's Standard Service. City Limit*. Slu.-nbarland Court. (deal For Th* County Gentleman Electrical Contracting and ^ 2-0402 French at Seminole Blvd. Repair*; Economical House 20 acre* tiled land 3 flowing i l_ a I!T^I\U>l»!I.KH—+R \ 11.KKS Nicely furnished five room garWiring ami Repair* SALESMAN. Permanent job for well*. 3 Bedroom home, double nge apartment. Adulti only. garage, nice barn. Also 2 badright man. Prefer middle aged RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY Call FA 2-0838 or FA 2-0872. Dial F.V 2-0915 -oom tenant hou^r. Iho price married man. living in Sanford 112 Magnolia RAY HKRRON I* right. Owuvr will imance. nr vicinity. Phone FA 2-2311 25 HL 11.1 *i > (»-K k l’.VIKS1 Bedroom furnished house, near Y O U R Doe* This Fit' You for appointment. PAINTING base. Children welcome. ♦43- 4 bedrooms, utility room, U* bath,; PONTIAC SALESMAN EOR A mo. 1819 Summerlin Ave. nic* hreeteway. Located on 2' NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD jJ— M A L E or Pkll.vl.t rt-OOk $MOdmg Alts tin takatg USED CAR lots. Cloie to school* and shnp. Cleaaiag, waiaag. SecTtng Saaru7 Rooms, first floor. Clean, well Wanted—Colored man A woman 1919 F’ord 2-door ping renter. rmio u m moss 1106. furnished. Working c o u p 1e. over 21. Apply Pig'n Whistle. 1950 Ply. 4-dr. Sedan, new R. M. OUm m . Lola* Mary Electric & water furnished. paint &. seat covers. Spec. 1395 Lady or Gentleman interested in Listing* Needed— 109 Holly. Dial FA 2-2489, Ted Burnet* 1951 Plym. tdr. Sedan ■vice Families Waiting part or full time Investment for PAINTING 1952 Pont. 2dr Sedan Trailer for rent. Dreaniwold Trail­ BROWN REALTY Trust Wort. Experience untie- 2661 Granvlew Phono FA 2-2978 Sanford Ave. at Rosalia er Ct. Adults only. FA 2-2572. 1953 Pont. tdr. Std. Shift eaaeary. VVrite Renyx, Field A 1951 Chev. Mr. P. G. F.V 2-2558 Co, Inc. P. (». Rn* U106, For P*inlm< fall Mr I'aslier, Ph. Six room house, unfurnlahcd. 1951 Pont. l-dr. Ilyd. ( lean Orlando FA 2-6159. Room special Jlt.93 - 1307 Elliott Ave. Ph. FA 2-4805. HIGHWAY B U S IN E S S I'HO- 1954 Pont. 4-tr. Std Shift 2i—w o r k tv a m E d I’KRTY AND ACREAGE 1935 Pont. 2-dr sedan Clean ft F.MODELING* t bedroom home in Like Mary on | We ran assist in financing, plan* CLA5TON C. BROOKS 1955 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. Palmetto Ave. Automatic hot •electing a contractor, X the Ph. FA 2 0231 or after 6 p m. Power lawn mowing Ph. FA 2 6370 Phone FA 4-Ohm water heuter, G E- refrigeratevening*. finest material* available. F.V 22883. 301 Weal 1st St. Real Evtalr Investment* or, electric range, automatic .sperialiiing in Acrrage washer, like privilege*. In­ Careful carpenter will do smalt' M PkoM Routa 2. Box 636 Sanfurd, FU. 1966 G.M.C. 3/4 Ton pickup. On# quire E C. HudM.on on Pal­ 4th k or odd jobj. Call FA 2-5095. (M l owner, just like new. Pricad FA metto Ave FA 2-3085. KENNETH f . SLACK low mileage 13.000. Owner had Hap4« 22 A— MONEY TO LOAN 2-11'2 REG. RE U. ESTATE BROKER to go in Service. Phono FA 6 room unfurnished house. Ph. 1009 E. nd Phone FA 2-0221 2-0175. Call any time after 4:00. FA 2-6621, if no answer FAA L T O LOANS Whil« Ihey la.’t Utility Grade Consult A REALTOR First 2-126.1. COST LESS Sell Your Car ta Fir 2x1. 2iH. 2x8, mojtly 2x6— CULLEN A N D HARNEY 1 ROY REEL 3 room furnished apartment. 2100 10 • N. Perk Av» Ph FA 2 2391 1105 00 M. 306 W. Second St Florida State Hank Mellons Ulc Ave. Sherman (’om-rele Pipe Co. ________OF .SANFORD Out West 13th St. 3 room furnished apartment in­ 33—SPECIAL SERVICES cluding utilities. 5'iO 107 W. 9th. VV. DIETRICHS r. VV. MKUO REALTORS Unfurnished 2 BR duplex apt., Elisabeth Melhvin, Awociatr WOOLSEY kitchen equipped, 300 W. 27th1101 Park Vve. Phone FV 2-3232 M arine Finx*he« 2 bedroom furniihed house. 6 mil#* Fo r Your Boat West on W. lit. W. A. Norman. 6— R E A L E S T A T E FOR S A L E S enkarik (,la*a and P ain t Co. CUSTOM IIL II.T HOM ES Small unfurnished house, 1600 112-111 VV. 2nd 9t. Phone FA 2 1422 FIIA CONVENTIONAL '^ French Ave. TOOL RENTAL SERVICE FINANCING HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Furnished 2 bedroom apt. 213 W. LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 216 Oak Ave. Phone FA 2 3093 16th. Ph. FA 2-5450 LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. 3 Room furn apt. S.-teened porch, garage, extra ro-laway Phone FA 2 3103 1800 Mellanvillve WANT *n S hed. 612 Pai k. Mgr. Apt. 2. Immediate pouesaion. 3 BR ma­ Ph. FA 2-1978. sonry by owner. 452.41 mo. 2423 Y'ale Ave. This is a guest pass to the Movie, land Ridt-fn Theatre for Mrs. Helen Lane. Exp. date Apr. 13, 2 bedroom furni.-iltril block home. Dial FA 2-2512. A 1937. ■ * HfWtt Seminole Realty THE SANFORD HERALD 2.1—SPECIAL SERVICES 28—INSURANCE Thurs. April -I, 19S7 P i |i t | BALL INSURANCE AGENCV COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR HOME AND BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL SERVICF, RAYMOND M. BALL, AGENT 201 S. Park Sanford FARMERS AGENCY tmurance and Rial Eitata Inaur* with FARMER A reit a l­ lured. 1in French.— FA 2*3221, 2i f.T s-T u gsi iyr i s — ROLLAWAY. Hoapttal and Baby Rad* Day. Weak or Month— Tel FA 2-3111. Furniture Canter 118 Wait Firat S t PONY RIDES er» Aurtlon, Open 3-7 p. tills ad for atS an fo rd Farnv Ilwy. 17-92 South. m. dally. Preitnt 1 free Rid*. DANCE to music of The Country Cousin*, fro«h fmm a lour of New Knuhiml, Fri. and Rat., I) HI I. THE DOGGIE DINER. Lake Mary. This is a guest pass to the Rite Theatre for Mrs. Alma Rich­ ardson. Lap date Apr. 13, 1957. .’v - AllhcLLyTFOR SALE Paint 43 So gal., cots U.95. Work Clothe*, Camp Good*. ArmyNavy Surplus, 3io Sanford Ava. DAI LY CRO SSW O RD 4. Youth ACHOM 9 Small 1. Thick alice atream S. Raised a Peel 8. Fus* 7 tJtrge worm leolloq i 8 Conveyed 10. Blond up 11 An herb 11. Hair eolor IS. Movia aetor 13. Beginning 19. Gatherer 14. Exist 18. Careaaea 1.9. Deity to Make choice 18 Terform IT. Germanium 20 Sound, a* a goose tiym t 33 Droll 14. U. 8fallow Preaident icolloq.) 30. fowl 31. Fit* 33 lurface 34. Auaulta 36 PUnat 31. found* 31. Not young 32. Contained 33. Music not* 34. Siberian gulf 39. Pronoun 34 Likely 37. Candle )9 Motherleu calf 41 Roman emperor 43 German river 43. Spun wool 44 Manu­ factured —Factory t»< you— Alomm.im Venetlsn (Iliad* DOWN Enelos.»d hesd, S ijp ro n l hr.ttjm 1 Gazes rail with p!**tle end* Plastle fixedly or rayon tape* ('niton or nylon ; 3 Solitary cords. 3 Affix *-'rnknrlk GIhuu mil I’nlnl Co. 112 114 West nd St. I’ll. FA 2 1622 I 34—FURNITURE and IIOUHRHOLD GOODS Ai uu) anu sell u>rO lurmturr 1'aymg top <atn price* lor any rh?n« of v Jlilf SltPFR TRIO ING POST on 17 92 Ph FA 2 • CJITH'K CREDIT 0677 • EASY TERMS WILMON-MAIER G. K S cu. ft. refrigerator. E\* Ne« and U*e6 Furniture rellent rondition. P. I). Box 55, ill E. Firat St.. Ph FA 2-5022, Do Bury nr I’h. NO 8-4IUd. $SAVK? lo eu. fi. Freoaar, perfect condi­ tion. $20(1 i-uh. 2411 Orange Ave ON GOOD USED FURNITURE Brand new "Modern” Electric Semi Automatic Zig-Zag Saw­ ing Machine complete with a t­ FA 2-096.1 tachments and portable rave. 20.1.09 Fail First Price *85. Phone F.V 2-2788 (nf. U r 3:30 p.m.l. , This i-i n ftc-e pas* ta this Prairie Lake Drive-In Tneatr* for Mi ** R Biilheimer. Exp. d-te Apr. Lester Spinet piano. Exrellcnt 13, 11157. eomlition. C a l l FA 2 0127, 12:00-1:1)0 or 6:30-0:30 p. m. Mather of Sanford Tho Sensational Tlioiuu* Home Organ only $695.00. Easy Term*. May be seen in your area by writing Robinmn Music Cn. 316 N. Omnge Ave. Orlando, Fin. • jis u n u u n i^ ir-mse 'vnrv i . 33 Slid*, aa fit n n i r a r ; m iif’iu , a car MIV.I-l [-ISI ii i d c 23 Moun­ a n a n o t i nixiv a n c in ii ("is tain rqnusiM j c i r ’ccpas* Ml (MI7 36 Debat* t)t»Kld K ixri [ • i n a in 37 Capital u n :6J.»in -v-v:iN Y.l t-ina'-iu auiu'-t • (4t lHiari riMui,i > 29 Do. rjrjcni i (i i " 11 minion 30 Ixwalion »»ei»»4*y'# aaeoee 32 vvading bird 31 Coal al>* 33. Milter 3# TtU# (Ban** iG en dicttnei 36. Matured 10. Harem room Itu* is a guest pest to th* Movie, land Ride-In Theatre for Bob Crumley. Exp. date April U, 1937. laxlfled Display (& m m um *f a.IOIA - la^a ' #«t«d *• m |<**« k«»#e (ado •* |*ai **4 **«<••«•i *4 *« i «8Nd lod* lamdk SEMINOLE COUNTY HOARD OF REALTORS (InnDim cinq: 23- r t I. M il lit. and---------------HOUSEHOLD GOODS_______ Used furniture, appliances, tools, ecf. Bought sold. Larry’s Mart. 321 Ka«t First SU Ph. F.V 2-4133 ECHOLS SPRING SALE 9 IV. LIVING ROOM Reg. *239.00 Sufa Bed NOW | Chair 2 Step Tahlri 1 Coffee Table 2 Lamp* • 2 Pillow-* Term* $179.00 i]UB I t l l a g r * S O N 3 . »s ls » « S A MUC . LkA W S i. J o L u A m llf Compmmf 8 IV REDROOM SUITE Reg. 4272.no Itookca.*- lied ,iir». Dresier i/irjjrr jiiiw Mr. A- Mrs. Now Tilt Mirror C ro t ipring Mattresi *F * / • *J*J Innei spring Mai, lung Rn« Spring ROM'S 2 Pillow* Term* *s«mMM s i v s o s n fLoatna 'Tor.. $199 00 FEATURING Wnmab* Iron flunk Bed* Complete with M attrejsn NOW $79.50 ECHOLS REDDING CO. Cor. 2nd A Magnolia. Tb. FA 2-6321 ' Bud ' Bamberger, Mgr. Free Delivery Tin* i* a guest p««s In Ihc Ritx Theatre for Myra Stoke*. Exp data Apr. 13. 1957. 3. ------ . T K m H ^ s iHsl’fAV-----DON'T W A IT till yn,| have to make a decision ALONE Select family remetary lot at tiful Oaklawn Memorial quick your beau­ Park. NOW l.»w Coat time payment* I. Call LEW LUSTER Office—FA 2-4263 Horn#: FA 2-6938 NO OBLIGATION a. FA 2-6123 LOW COST Down Payment: $H50.00 to^SSO.Ui) Complete Selling Price: $0,100.00 to $0,750.00 MODERN DESIGN Ceramic Tile Bath Modern Kitchen Adequate Storage and Car Space Tile Floors Awning Type Windows MODERN EQUIPMENT Filectric R efrigerator Electric Range Electric Hot W ater Heater Space Heater Double Sink Exhaust Fan SPACIOUS 012 Square Feet Additional Carporte and Storage SIX AVAILABLE DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM Larpe Lots for Your Selection SEE THEM SUNDAY, APRIL 7,1957 FROM 11:00 A. M. lo 5:00 P.M. At V/esi Third St. and Persimmon Ave. Furnishings for Open House Courtesy of Yowell’s and Mather of Sanford. T *! s i �• »- akm w '■/a- •, , f , .. # .FLAMES EAT THEIR WAT Iato the Harold Kaatmr port Use of the M -B uford BUI# Faraiera Marktt and poor lata the market of flea T w c iO u tn . (Coatla nod from Pago n Hut was smoldering and drove it put of the danger sons. Our way waa trapped on tba back Um by a diesel trad e r that wouldn’t crank. Mika Tamny drove my little Chary and wa hook­ ed to the snormoua piece of ma. thlnery. A strain, part of the chain broke, wa triad again. Thia time tt moved—wa got her ouL With one traetOftraller and the help of a driver we got another tractor trailer out that had no keys. We booked onto trailers with Ford tractors while the paint was ling off the trailer tongue from -heat. Both boys had tinged hair by this time. One ear was locked. By the time We could get to It It was a mass e( flames—the gas tank blew— we let It go. By this tlma the flam"S bad Jumped the runway between the C Legal Notice IN T 1r r N A M K ° O r * T H * ATB f t / t t U r W l L O R R end J . W. WILD LIU h e r h u i l i a u J , V M M rvalilincaa e r a uuUnown. Kl.VA UICKBT HTAHBUC K, t widow, w b o ao raaldanca Is u n know n. ALLKBN l*ELL CHOATE and. B E N JA M IN 1>. CIIOATi:. b a r h u s b a n d . Both of whoB© rwnltUncBO » r o 174i r a n k l o r l A v an u a. 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I l t 7 , a n d to aarva a copy o f ouch an* a w a r n r d r fa n a a a u p o n tlllASUN A ULANKNKIt. F U in tlffn - a t l o r n ava h . r tlti, w h o a a s d d r a a i la 17 E ast C a n tral Avanua. Orlando. F l o r i d a on o r h t f o r a amid d a t a aa r e q u i r ' d by th n law n of F l o r i d a a n d lha l l . t F l o r i d a I t u l- a of c i v i l I*ro rtd tirt. If y o n foil t o do to, • Macro* Pro t 'o n r a a a o w ill bo an t a r r . l a g a in .! y o u f o r l h a r t l l a f d<* man>l.i| in (bo C o m p l a i n t You a r a f u r t h a r ao tlfla d t h a t tba a a t u r a nf sa id s u i t I* to Qulat tha T l t l a to aald p r o p a n y In RONALD p . MARTEN. a | u * . a n d ClfARt.E-U MARTEN at u a. T h a l u m a o f t h a C o u r t In w h ich t h i a su it h a . h t a n l a a t l l u l . d la t'lrc u l t C o u rt N i n t h J u d i c a l C ircu it Bamtnols C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d t h a a h b r a v t a t . d t l t l a of ( h i t raoa la farm ers Market and Sanlurd Fruit Co. We went te work there. We moved trucks, semis, and a couplrf of traetors. Wa started down the aisle between the flaming buildings—wa cursed the men who had locked their trucks. Tha heat was frying hot—ws couldn’t stand It long snough to break the win­ dow of the trucks—we watched four or five of them, one appar­ ently just recently off the pro­ duction line, burn. !*ve never seen more valiant kids; they had run thslr hearts out for thslr school just a few hours earlier and by this time they had been In a neck-breaking paee for nearly an hour. We moved Into Sanford Fruit Co.’s office and front part of the plant. Wa took out desks, a safe, recordi, coke machine!, vending machines, fruit, an air condition­ ing set, and fruit By this time wa had 20 or 30 men helping ue. We used traetore we ntd sav­ ed and hooked them to tre liars and carted out material until we filled the trailers. Brantley and Mike were panting hard—I waa near exhaustion, a far ery from the physical flttneas of these two young heros that had saved ma­ chinery whose cost went into thousands of dollars. Tha fire department was tremendous. By the time thay ar rived the entire Farmeri Mar ket wee lost and the flames were spreading fast in the Sanford.Fruit Co. plant It looked hopeless, but we had underestimated them. Fire Chief Cleveland went right up next to the flames with his men. One crew was within three feet of a truck with flaming gas tank. They saved it—all that burned was the seat and nne tire —and they saved the rest of the plant. Tired, exhausted, hair singed, clothes scortched and full of smoke we sat down to rest. It thrilled me to look at the boys—Triple-A stock of fine leadership and hero­ ism. They knew they hid dona a great service and they were hap­ py. I thought thay should have been carried through the streets on the shoulders of the crowd that had gathered. The rest of the building was out of danger—we called It a night I borrowed one of Harry Tooke’s Sanford Fruit Company trucks— mine was loaded—took some of the kids from the track team home—It w»s all ovot by 1 a m. Yestlr, if I ever need a hero, I’ll know who to look for. $2>/2 Million (Continued Prom Page I) market pla<forme go up hi flsmes and smoke. Thousands of thrilMcekcrs and onlookers stayed welt back front the flaming building be au.se of the explosions and fl^ng debris. Both streets, French Ave. and 13th St. were blocked from north am| south and from east and nest. . Tho Sanford Fire Department's newest equipment, two brand new pumpers, were put into action to fight this morning's blare that at one time threatened tit wipe •>ul the area fo u n d the market. An ice hous« on 13th St. across from the market pletfornt waa doused with water throngnout the peak of tha fire to keep it from igniting. Precautions wore also taken In other citrus packing houses in caa« the flmtcs jumped to other areas. Expensive equipment in the re­ » r w ard, j r .. and w. A W A R D JR . P l a i n t i f f s , va RO. frigerating ayatems, office equip­ P H I ) : II IIA INER, f o rm e r ly HOP H IK H CIIOOKHTON. am t H A R - ment, telephones ami telegraph HIRON If. IIAINKS. har h u . h a n d . equipment, trucks, records, and a t al. Dafanilanla I t la h t r . h y n r d . r a . l t h a t t h is Or- stocks on hand counted for tha e a r a n d Notice s h a l l ba p u b llah ad huge total and the estimated loss • n e t a waak f o r f o u r (4) c a n s t c u - in the fire. t l v s waaka In t h a S a n f o r d H am id , One witness, at the fire from a n a w a p a n a r p tih llah ad lo S a n f o rd R . m l n o l a C ounty. F l o r i d a , a n d h a y . the time It was found, said that I n r a u a n a r a l r l r c u U t l o n la Rami flames were seen along the edge n o l * C o u n ty F l o r i d a tVITVFRR m y h a n d a a ClrrV o f of tha roof and in one and of tha ta ll Ctrsnlt C o u r t o f RamlnoK r 'o n a t y . F l o r i d a , a n d t h a aaal of market platform area. Ha said C o u rt a t S a n f o rd . R s m l n n l t that “ it looked as if the blama • ' " ' l y . F l o ri d a , o n l h a Srd d a y o f II. A D., 1SS7. D P. TTsrndnn C lark o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t Uamtnoto C o u n t y F l o r i d a h » A r ia .1 r . u n d q u l a t L W RT.ANKNWK e f o n * R O M A RLAJOCJOfR A t l o - a a v a »or F t n l n t l f f a IT r.%*t r « n * r « i A t m i i i OrUn«1o, F l o r i d a area. Fram es war* able lo contain tba blase la thia area aad math of the office records nets saved. (Photo by Bergstrom) (Ceatlaaed From Peg* I) By midsummer, Mr. and Mra. Ed Zimmerman of Lake Mary had donated a truck of sufficient sin lo be converted Into a f in fight­ ing machine, a water tank was obtained from tha Altamonte Springe Fire Department and Ne­ gotiations for a pump, hon, and nozzle were commenced. In early November the Board of Dlrecton met at 'Harvey Pugh’i home and voted funds to purchase a high capaelty pump, 200 feet of pressure hose and a five posi­ tion (stream to fog) water nozsle. December 1936 saw another el­ ection with new officers taking the rains. Former Resident Mrs. Ada T. Mero Dies In Palatka Mrs. Ada Talbert Mero, a for­ mer resident of Sanford, died at 11 p.ra. Wednesday at tha Palatka Hospital after a long lllnais. Born Oct. 10, 1871, In Fairfax County, Va., she had been a resi­ dent of Sanford for 33 y*ers and » member of the First Presbyter­ ian Church here. Mix. Mero had been living In Crescent City for the past six years. Survivors Include thre* sons. Percy A. Mero, New Smyrna Beach; C. E. Mero, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; George A. Mero, Diytona Beach; four daughter!, Mri. W. A. Salimann, Moline, III.; Mr*. Mayme Hodgkin, Mre. J. M. Jackson, both of Crescent City; Mrs. W. H. Bach, N«w York; 1* grandchildren and 11 great-gramlr children. Graveside services will be held Saturday at Crescent City with Masters Funeral Home of Palat ka in charge. The family haa req u ited that no flowers be sent but that gifta ba made In Mrs. Mero’s memory to the Jacksonville Childrens Home might, be put on electric wiring. Firemen, attempting to bring the flaming mass under eotrol, nudged close to the building to pour water into the Infero that seemed to be fed front the liquid. Hundreds of thousands of gal­ lon* of water were poured Into the buildings from aa many lines as firemen end helpers could control. The Navy firefighter* were called into action nod stationed along the 13% St. side of the fire to prevent the flames from spreading to other nearby struc­ tures. Every availably fireman waa on duty fighting the fire. Both the Sanford Police D« partment and the Seminole Coun ly Sheriff's deputle# were <m hand to control traffic and to keep onlookers from wandering into the dangerous areas. Smoldering ruins remain this morning along the paved areas where tha market platforms stood. 1TJ A .* WUmer a Mills < ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF THOMAS poura a stream of water Iato the Banted Slats Farmer* Market office. Fire at# Ha way Hita the arts hat stopped before destroying market office records. (Staff Phots) Farmers (Coetbaed from Pago 1) tar Into the debris and smoulder­ ing rubs, "I’ve seen a lot of fires but I’ve never seen one that traveled s i fast as this one. “ Our efforts, earlier this mornInf," the Flrw Chief aeld. “were concentrated on keeping the fire from spreading into areas that c-uld have wiped out a good por­ tion of tha Goldsboro area ard some of the other Important buildings nearby." Sandy Anderson, Market Man­ ager, waa on the scene this morning looking over the ruined of­ fice of tha market. He 'eld “We're not out of business.” Anderson said that the building was fully eovared by State In­ surance.” I immediately wired C. B. Phillips, the State Fire In­ sureties Commissioner reporting tha lots of unila one and ten ar.d part of five," he said, and al-o asked tha: ar. adjustor and in­ vestigator ba sent to the «cen*. Dealers and brokvrs affeevd ,n thia mornings blase at tba Stan­ ford State Farmer's Market In­ cluded: Harold Kaetner, Then Pate, Robt/ Robinson, Dirndl Henson, J. A. Emerson, W. L*on ard Justice, M. J. Johnson Roy Spines, W E. Klrchhoff. A L. Jchnson, Anderson Refrigeration Service, Winn-Dixie Stores, Joe Corley, Chase & Co. Rlpr nnd Ready Tomato Co., Harry Took"), .Market News Service and the State Farmer's Market office. Chief Cleveland stated thia rrom ing that "We were luck* to have held the fire where it was. "W e nre appreciative of *he help the Navy gave us by send ii.g their equipment to he'p b this emTTjrwy. And the-e were msny Navy men, off duty, who I Itched In to help is fight the (ire that a t one time threatened a good potlIon of Sanford," he said. Chief Cleveland said tha: the Sanford Fire Department la*.1 six lines of acse »o fight the blare rnd the Navy bid one. "The new cquipmoit worked fine,” he said, 'it really did the work, there wasn't even a skip." “Our tr.ublc," iaid Chief Cleve­ land, *ia with manpower. This same flro could have happened downtJwn. Our requirement li eight m o u men at th i present rate." Tn 1814, General Andrea Jack son captured rensaeola, Florid*, from tlje British. BUXWORTH, England W— A chicken killed Mrs. Ethel Bowden Wednesday. The 31-year-old farm wife bled A to death after har pet white Cockerell bit her on the lag aad severed an artery. The mother of five children wa» unable to stop the bleeding and died within an hour, although har children ran to e nearby farm for help. PRAYER FOR THE DAY Dial FAirfax 2-3221 will give you a FREE CARTON o f RC to introduce you to this lighter, fresher cola! Hiat’* the ideal Mbs Royal Crown Will give (you a carton of RC just to try a carton! And think of all the fun you’ll have while ^you’re doing H! No other cola, remember, is made like RC—made to give you lighter, fresher flavor, glass alter frosty glass. HERE’S ALL Y O U DO : 1. Boy o corloa of RC o» regular price p'ut deposit. 2. Enclose & RC bottle cops in the special carton envelope which is pre-addreued to: Miss Royal Crown, P.O. Box 6368, Chicago 80, Illinois. c a lls f o r 3. Mitt Royol Crown wilt tend you by return mail a coupon good for a free carton of RC N £«C r COLA °vvn Only One FREE Carton Per Family Ph. FA 2-5854 414 W. 9th Pet Cockerel Kills Woman Miss Royal Crown ^OUR BOTTLED GAS WE RECOMMEND FOR HEAT ON WHICH YOU CAN DEPENO NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred by any one ex­ cept myself. (a) Ed Zimmerman waa elected preildtai and pursued tba depart­ ment's goal with tba sama enthus­ iasm as tba past president. By lata January all parte necessary to build tba truck ware placed in tha capable hinds of Pugh. Fire Chief and Chief Engineer, and tha truck waa ready for testing In lata March. Zimmerman, president of tbs Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment elates that although the fire department can answer calls, It la only In Its Infancy. Plans ara being made to event­ ually construct a shelter to house Lake Mary’s shiny new fire angina and other equipment To thia end tha Fire Department la sponsoring a chicken barbecue supper on Saturday, Apr. 6, to ac­ quire funds to erase any debts that may be existing and for future use. The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department la a full fledged mem­ ber of the Seminole County Fire­ mens Association and also has active membership in the Florida State Firemens Association. �b « lST-I l>* — +n*fn0*i If Tow R on li DtlWmd By Can PA 2-2611 Baforo For D t for t r y ®h* J S m ft it b S ie ra U i ft VOL. XLIX AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. Established 1008 Jaycees To Help Push Letter W riting Drive A concentrated effort to spur letter writing in the interest of tkc effort to retain the Sanford ► Naval Air Station in Seminole County will get underway tomor­ row when Jaycees will man booths on First St. and past out WASHINGTON W — The leaflets suggesting the letter House Appropriations Committee ariting. Jaycees yeaiercay were praistoday slashed 26 per cent (mm the mdget cf Commerce Secre­ tary Sinclair Weeks who had "dared" Congress to cut it. Top News In Brief OSAKA, Japan W — US. am­ bassador Douglas MacArthur II warned today against the "suden flood of low-priced good* tha- of ten causes trouble." In an address before the Japan-Ainericao Society bore, MacArthur, who took over nis post two months ago, said Japan­ ese business ignored this rule and led to the trouble that developoj in the United States over dollar blouse* and velveteens (mm Japar VAH-9 Receives Safe Driving Award For March ed for their part In the effort to "retain the Sanford Navel Air Station in Seminole Count/" by John Krider, manage r o f . the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. "I thought the Jaycees effort was one of the greatest contribu­ tions toward thr effort to keep the Navy here," he said. "Some­ body had to furnish the leader­ ship and the motive power ane that you did. "I think you mould be award­ ed in some way for the day that you provided," said Krider. "We have had some response to letter writing but it has not been impressive enough and now 1 would like to ask another fa vor of you—we can do something yet and the quicker tin better,’ Krider said. The Jeycees responded Ira mediately to Krkier'a request to man tablet on First 8t. Saturday and pais oat '.he leaflets asking local cilirens to write to the Secre­ tary of the Navy atating their reasons for wanting the Navy to stay In Semi .oie County “The letters should be per­ sonal," he said, "written in the citizens own handwriting.” Krider explained that 'the only thing I was asked to do when In Washington was 'keep the tetters coming* and we want to make an indelible impression. It Is *•< im­ portant,” he said "that 1 think we can ask the people who are interested in keeping ihe Navy here to write a letter." All letters, he said should he address this way, and he demontrated: "Secretary of the Nnvy. Navy Department, Washington. 25, D. C." Tomorrow, Jayceer will be in downtown Sanford performing another gigantl- task, this time, asking local citixcns to tell the Navy Department why they want the Navy to rema'n here. FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1957 > United Press leased Wire NO. Market Reconstruction Plans Underway Today Officials Surveying Damage The Sanford State Farmers’ Market will be rebuilt immedlttoThe monthly safe driving a* ly, according to a itatement from ward which is presented to the Tallahassee thia morning directed NAS Sanford Activity with the to Senator Douglas Slenstrom. lowest accident and traffic viola­ Senator Stenstrom. by telephone tion rate for the month was won to The Sanford Herald today, quot­ by Heavy Attack Squadron Nina ed a letter from Nathan Mayo; for the month of Starch, 1957. Commissioner of Agriculture. The engraved plaque which Mayo, In hia letter to Stenstrom symbolizes the award was pre­ sakl "Immediately after you left sented to Cdr. J. M. Miller, Com­ the cabinet Room this morning C manding. Officer of VAII-9, by got the Budget Commission’s ap* Capt. Robert W. Jackson, Com­ proval to start Immediately re­ WASHINGTON (W — Support- manding Officer of the U. S. building the Sanford State F ar. ers of the 2 billion dollar compro­ Naval Air Station, Sanford, at a mors’ Market and not wait on. personnel inspection today. mise school construction bill to­ the insurance adjustments. day planned a strategy o( delay VAH-O’s accident and traffic "Also,” sakl Mayo, "I have au­ to win passage despite the con­ violation rate for March which is thorized L. II. Lewis, Director of gressional economy drive. They computed on n per capita bnsU the State Markets of Winter Ha­ all but openly acknowledged that was 0.0G8. ven, to take all of the men he ha* Otherwise the bill faced death. The plaque was held by Fleet and sta rt the reconstruction Im­ Aircraft Service Squadron 51 for mediately. WASHINGTON OR — President the month of February and prior "I emphasized to them that we Eisenhower has strongly urged the to then by the Staff of Headdid not have an hour to loaa a* nation's parents to take a more quarters Heavy Attack Wing the spring crop is right on us. We active lntereit in getting to know One. want you to know we are making their children's teachers. The In addition to ihe plaque the all the speed possible to get the President told the National Edu­ winning squadron wclfaro and re­ m arket back In business," said cation Assn, that he was "astonish creation fund receives un addi­ Mayo in hia letter. ed" to learn in talks with groups tional monetary credit which is In the meantime. L. H. Lewis across the nation that many par- used to purchase recreational and arrived in Sanford yesterday to ants did not know their children's athletic equipment for the crew. plan the reconstruction and ha* teachers. C. K. PHILLIPS, DIRECTOR of the Slat* Fire Fund, a function shown above (renter) talking with Saady Andirmn (left) Manager already issued a request for bid* of the State 1i essarer’s offire arrived in Sanford this morning to of Ihe Sanford State Farmer* .Market and L II. Lewi* (right) Dir- for materials, lumber, hardw are WASHINGTON M — The Senate look over the Nanlord State Farmer’s Market fire loss. I'hillip* i» i-clor of ihr Stvtr Farmer* Market*. (Staff Photo) millwork, electrical, plumbing; Internal Security subcommittee roofing, concrete and all items ne­ planned today to push ahead with cessary for constructing building* a general investigation of U.S. to replaoe Units one, five and 10 diplomats In the Midcast ilespito of the local market destroyed by Canada’s bitterness over the sui­ D. B. Stafford, 51, died sudden, fire yesterday morning. cide of Us envoy, named in ihe ly at his home in Lake City at C. R. Phillips Director oI tho Senate inquiry. 11:30 a. m. Wednesday. Stato Fire Fund arrived in SinBorn Feb. 25, 1993 in Turboro, ford this morning to look over Ga., he formerly lived In Sanford the dlsastrout fire and start ad­ and had been a resident qf T.nVi Property damage w-aa estimated justments for insurance an th* Hr UNITED DRESS "'» ir q'rls were the top wlnmirt City for the past eight mouths: r* $750 In n two-ear collision last huge wood structure through which Flood* threatened the South Ip- ir Ihe annual Spelling Bee con­ Thursday He was associated with MeColsky day in the wake of a deadly flur night shortly after 8 o’clock In blazes ripped early TALLAHASSEE W — House Housa suddenly passed by voice to­ last night at the Sanford morning. Motors Co. there and a meaiber ry of tornadoes, snd north cen­ ducted Junior High School. Two boys education leaders voted today to day a resolution of Interposition, (tun*, of the .Mayfair Inn. A car driven by Joe Wiley Ja r­ Debris la icattered over the a » tral sections battled their w ont captured the fifth and sixth places wait for Gov. LeKoy Collins’ teach­ declaring Ihe U.S. Supreme Court’s "The baseball situation here of the Jehovah Witness. Survivors include the widow, blizzard since mid-winter. er pay raise bill before they act desegregaiton ruling null and rell came out of Lee St. and col­ tire market area and fire still looks very dim and we are planlided with a car driven by Alfred amoklers throughout the area. Thn The violent spring atorm contin­ The winner of the Spelling Bee on the $1,000 salary increase de­ void in Florida. Ding n<>w to go with seven clubs," Mrs. Grace Stafford, Lake City; three sons, Allen, Ronald and ued to buffet most of the nation was Mary Eileen Myers, 13, in the manded by Florida*! 30,000 school An identical resolution plunged Foster Green, traveling cast on Sanford Fire Department was call­ John Krkler, President of the eighth grade at Pinccreit School. ed bark to the scene about a i d ­ the legislature into bitter debate First St. Florida State League said today. Neil, all of Lake City; one sister, from the Rocky Mountains to the She is the daughter of Mr. apd teachers. douae sm all Mrs. William Schumacher, Day­ Atlantic, touching off a rash of at Both drivers were taken to morning today to in a special session last summer. The House Education Comm.tiec "Interest came too late," he tona Beach; three brothers, R. N. least nine new tornadoe* Thurs­ Mr*. G. G. Mycri, 902 West 25th This time it took only a few Seminole Memorial Hospital to t>* flames jutting from the remain* took up the bill sponsored by the laid, "to get the committments Stafford, Sanford; G. M. Stafford, day. St of the office section of the mar* Florida Education Assn, anl minutes of spiritless debat* before treated for injuries. from the major league club?" • Runncrup in the 90 minute Spell­ which Collins railed "unrealistic," It was approved and sent to the The threat of more twisters of Pensacola; W. B. Stafford, Jarrell, 60 received facial in­ ket. The major league clubs, Krider Dude City and several nieces and eased in,Pixie today, but (jooding ing Bee was Naomi Tuhy, 13 year at an earl) morning meeting. juries ami Green, 27, was report­ Senator Stenatrom this morning Senate. explained, had already made (heir nephews. rain* continued in most southern old seventh grader of St. Luke* The resolution was brought up ed to have received facial Injur­ said " It la my thought that w* Even though 11 members of the committments for Vic year and Funeral services will be at sections. There was no break, Christian Day School in Slavia. 21-man committee signed up as by freshman Rep. Wellborn Daniel ies plus left kne« and cheat in­ should provide adequate storage the Interest in Sanford was so 10:30 a. m. Saturday a t Bris- however, in tha northern stites She is the daughter of the Rev facilities for produce to bo storod deckled to °* Lake Cllun,)f who said it waa juries co-introducera they late that they had made arrange son Funeral Home with D. J. blizrards that swept the Dakotas. and Mrs. Stephen Tuhy. through the summer month* in or­ identical with the measure advo­ $350 damage was estimated on ments for the placing of their Richards of Eustif officiating. Minnesota, northern Winner of third place was Bet­ wait until all the various formulas cated in the special session by the Jarrell ear and |iU0 damage der to make the market a full U Wisconsin players. (Centinaed se Page 1*) ty Duda, 13-year-old eighth grader for raising teacher salaries have former Rep*. Pjentice Pruitt of to Ihe Green car. Burial will le in Evergreen Corn­ and upper Michigan. Blowing snow lashed by gust* of St. Luke’s Lutheran Christian been presented before they act. Mnntieelln and Karri* Rryanl of "Unless something unforeseen Ctcry Charges were plared against The bill also must clear the Ap develops," said Krider, "Sanford | Pallbearers will be Jam es! up to 60 miles per hour strjnded Day School and daughter of Mr. propriation* Committee, headed by Ocala. both drivers by Investigating ofliis out—however, something might Hicks, George Caldwell!. Robert1Iraveller* in Wyoming and Colo. and Mrs. Andrew Duda of Silvia. Rep. W. C. Herrell of Miami cers of the Sanford Police De­ economy—minded Rep. James yet develop which would make it Dotson, R. C. Brantley. Ros- Cal ) r*** UP ,0 ,0'lr fe,t 01 ,now bur Other wrinnera were Deanna and Repuhllcian Rep. Thomas M. partment, Captals Arnold Wll. eighth grade Ail Moody of Hillsborough, oefore it Carney of St. Petersburg tried to Prims and Patrolman Carl Dod­ led the mountain states area ear­ Dietricks, II, possible to field a team here." botn, and Bert Frsser. lier in the week. Simla Parochial School, Steve Moul, can be studied by the full House. delay it. hut were voted down 5J son, The season will open on Apr. 12 Later this morning the Florida Ferry Ship Trapped 13, eighth grade Lyman School to 29. The resolution bore 56 for the Florida Stale League with A ferry ship with 91 persons and Richard Keefer, 12. seventh names as co-introducers. seven clubs. " It just means that WASHINGTON » — Th* Unit­ , aboard was trapped in lee floes grade All Soula Parochial School. "Name one time that a resolu­ each date that Sanford would have ed State* announced today that in the Strait* of Mackinac, Mich., Judge* in the Spelling B»e were: tion of interposition has worked played will mean an open date for Russia conducted another mielear during the night, hut all were re­ Mr*. Joyce Bateman. Mist Re­ effectively on any m.ilter," Herthe odd club," explained Krider. weapon* test Wednesday. ported *afe and comfortable. A becca Stevens ami Hugh Ansley, rell demanded in asking a delay. As. I j n n c f ' l - . L The brief announcement by all from Seminole High School. The wi-ekly meeting of the San­ Coast Guard icebreaker *tood by " It assistixl the sovereign state * ' 1 UI UI I N N , I U U "TREAT" FOR TEACHER! A meeting of all reserve officers Pronouncing thr wools wi* Cd ford Rotary irhcdulrd for next of Virginia in recent cases involv-1 The Sanford Lions Club will Chairman I.cwls L. Strausa of tho * ENID. Okla. HR— Capt. Itoy C. and non-commissioned officers ir.. to free the ship M ay. Christensen, professor at Seminole Monday will he featured by the Ing its segregation laws in the hear momber* of th* Klori'fia I Atomic Energy Commission »aid Smith, of Enid Air Force Base, (crested in forming a Sanford re­ test was another in RusaJa’a appearanee of two outstanding school*.’’ Rep. High. John Crewi of Blue Key, Honorary fraternity of "current leriee" hut did not speotbad to eat hia theory that "there serve unit ha* been called for students of the University of The spelling matrh was broad­ Baker answered. the University of Florida, at It* f, the size of the bomb or whether la no reason for a man to starve Tuesday, April 16, at 7:30 p m. cast over Radio Station WTRR. Florida, supplied by the Speakers’ if we adopt It and our officials meeting Monday night at th* one or more bombs were exploded. aa long as the wood* are full of a t the city hall. Seminole Comity Director fur Bureau of Ihe Florida Blue Key do not hark it up, then of course Yacht Club. inaect* and other animals." His Any other personnel between the It sakl only; thr annual spelling match is Prof. Honor Fraternity of the Uni­ it will not prevent integration." The meeting has been designat­ “The Soviet Union on April g, survival (ruining class Thursday *gCs of 17 and 23 who have not B. C. Steele. versity. D was announced this Daniel said. "If (hey do back it ed as Ladies Night and all mem­ gave him a farewell dinner o f , had prior service are urged to atThe winner and runnerup will morning by Myron Reck, general up then no power or body ran bers of the local Lions Club have 1956, conducted another nuelear alligator soup, fried bumblebees, tend. weapons test in Its current go to Miami on May 3 for the program chairman for the local forco integration in Florida’s been urged to attend and bring seriea." fried rattlesnakes, sauteed jumbo For further informition contact 17th annual spelling match which club. schools." i their wivea. grasshopper*, fried M e x i c a n L*-e Moore or City Manager (Pete) Tin- test also eras announced by will determine the South Florida Miss Martha Wchb of Lake­ There were only a few "no" i \ committee appointed to nomi- the British Defense Ministry la worms and hard-boiled quail eggs. Knowles or Col. W. A. Wasson championship speller. It is Semi­ land, is a graduate student in votes when Speaker Doyle Conner nate new officers for the club for London in an even more terse nole County's 10th annual partici­ Journalism, a member of Trianon called for a vote. the next fiscal year beginning fashion. The annonneemet said pation in the Spelling Bee (Women’s Honorary Leadership . July 1, consisting of Ben Wada, merely that "the Soviet Union Society) and the Hall of Fame. \A / p p l f r i p r j Grady Duncan and Clarence Wrl»n carried out another nuclear test Joe Chapman from Panama City, W C U tliU [will present their nominations on Wednesday." is a freshman majoring in poll. Gen i ally fair today, becoming ! ltn,| make their reportat Monday The announcement here was th* Ileal science, president of the partly cloudy with scattered night’* meeting, 19th by the United States disclo*. freshman rlaas, and I* on the shower* Saturday. Little change On Tuesday, May 7, the San- ing various Soviet nuclear «xpl» staff of the school paper. The, in temperature; low tonight 61 ford Lions Club will return to sions since tb* firs* Russian shot Alligator. to 68. I Rs noon meetings at 12:05 p. m. In September 19(9. MAIIE, Seychelles Islands —th —Archbishop Makarius of Cyprus ends a 13 month exile today and leave* by ship for Africa on the first leg of a Journey to Europe He planned to board the Greek tanker Olympic Thunderer later In the day to begin a trip he hope* eventually will take him back to his eastern Mediterranean home. Up to the declaration of his freedom last week by Britain, the archbishop had been confined to hi* villa near here. • The archbishop and members of his staff were exiled to the Sey­ chelles March 8. 1956 The British hoped his removal from Cyprus would break the back of the EOKA terrorist activities there. It was not certain which port T i l t FINISHED PRODUCT: Seminol, High School Gle« Club girls admlro cakes baked for tbo Semi­ the Olympic Thundertr would nole High School Glee Club Day la SeniorJ tomorrow. The Gle* Club is attempting to raise fund* take Makarios to. to take them to the State Contest* at Tsiapa later this month. They will conduct a hake sale and The British said he was free to AN ACCIDENT IN FRONT of the MayMr Ian at Lee Av# occurred Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment. (Phot# Vy l e r i s l w ) car wash tomorrow .(Left to right) Juanita tVjnnc, Shirley Mttgsn and Lind* Yeackle. ‘go anywhere except Cyprus. •bully after a o'clock. Roth drivers were injured sod takers I* Former Resident D. B. Stafford Dies In Lake City Baseball Situation Here Dim; FSL Will Start With 7 Clubs Floods Threaten South; Blizzards Battled In North E. Myers, 13, , Leaders To Await Pay Drivers Are Hurl In 2-Car Collision, Wins County Raise Bill Before $750 Damage Seen Spelling Bee Acting On Increase Meet Called Apr. 6 To Form Reserve Unit In Sanford Rotary Guest Speakers Told Florida Blue Key Members To Speak i Russia Conducts Another Nuclear Weapons Test Additional Local News On Page 10 Archbishop Ends 13-Month Exile; Leaves For Africa * > - -MS Shop and Save In Sanford 1 gwthjs � 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>, April 04, 1957; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3b6d3d4f857ab7859a5e75e613e8d040.pdf 8039ef13fd872ab076e2fac3dd506abe PDF Text Text • »- akm w '■/a- •, , f , .. # .FLAMES EAT THEIR WAT Iato the Harold Kaatmr port Use of the M -B uford BUI# Faraiera Marktt and poor lata the market of flea T w c iO u tn . 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TTsrndnn C lark o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t Uamtnoto C o u n t y F l o r i d a h » A r ia .1 r . u n d q u l a t t L W RT.ANKNWK e f o n * R O M A RLAJOCJOfR A t l o - a a v a »or F t n l n t l f f a IT r.%*t r « n * r « i A t m i i i OrUn«1o, F l o r i d a farm ers Market and Sanlurd Fruit Co. We went te work there. We moved trucks, semis, and a couplrf of traetors. Wa started down the aisle between the flaming buildings—wa cursed the men who had locked their trucks. Tha heat was frying hot—ws couldn’t stand It long snough to break the win­ dow of the trucks—we watched four or five of them, one appar­ ently just recently off the pro­ duction line, burn. !*ve never seen more valiant kids; they had run thslr hearts out for thslr school just a few hours earlier and by this time they had been In a neck-breaking paee for nearly an hour. We moved Into Sanford Fruit Co.’s office and front part of the plant. Wa took out desks, a safe, recordi, coke machine!, vending machines, fruit, an air condition­ ing set, and fru it By this time wa had 20 or 30 men helping ue. We used traetore we ntd sav­ ed and hooked them to tre liars and carted out material until we filled the trailers. Brantley and Mike were panting hard—I waa near exhaustion, a far ery from the physical flttneas of these two young heros that had saved ma­ chinery whose cost went into thousands of dollars. Tha fire department was tremendous. By the time thay ar rived the entire Farm eri Mar ket wee lost and the flames were spreading fast in the Sanford.Fruit Co. plant It looked hopeless, but we had underestimated them. Fire Chief Cleveland went right up next to the flames with his men. One crew was within three feet of a truck with flaming gas tank. They saved it—all that burned was the seat and nne tire —and they saved the rest of the plant. Tired, exhausted, hair singed, clothes scortched and full of smoke we sat down to rest. It thrilled me to look at the boys—Triple-A stock of fine leadership and hero­ ism. They knew they hid dona a great service and they were hap­ py. I thought thay should have been carried through the streets on the shoulders of the crowd that had gathered. The rest of the building was out of danger—we called It a night I borrowed one of Harry Tooke’s Sanford Fruit Company trucks— mine was loaded—took some of the kids from the track team home—It w»s all ovot by 1 a m. Yestlr, if I ever need a hero, I’ll know who to look for. $2>/2 Million (Continued Prom Page I) market pla<forme go up hi flsmes and smoke. Thousands of thrilMcekcrs and onlookers stayed welt back front the flaming building be au.se of the explosions and fl^ng debris. Both streets, French Ave. and 13th St. were blocked from north am| south and from east and nest. . Tho Sanford Fire Department's newest equipment, two brand new pumpers, were put into action to fight this morning's blare that at one time threatened tit wipe •>ul the area fo u n d the market. An ice hous« on 13th St. across from the market pletfornt waa doused with water throngnout the peak of tha fire to keep it from igniting. Precautions wore also taken In other citrus packing houses in caa« the flmtcs jumped to other areas. Expensive equipment in the re­ frigerating ayatems, office equip­ ment, telephones ami telegraph equipment, trucks, records, and stocks on hand counted for tha huge total and the estimated loss in the fire. One witness, at the fire from the time It was found, said that flames were seen along the edge of tha roof and in one and of tha market platform area. Ha said that “ it looked as if the blama area. Fram es war* able lo contain tba blase la thia area aad math of the office records n ets saved. (Photo by Bergstrom) (Ceatlaaed From Peg* I) By midsummer, Mr. and Mra. Ed Zimmerman of Lake Mary had donated a truck of sufficient s in lo be converted Into a f i n fight­ ing machine, a water tank was obtained from tha Altamonte Springe Fire Department and Ne­ gotiations for a pump, h on, and nozzle were commenced. In early November the Board of Dlrecton met a t 'Harvey Pugh’i home and voted funds to purchase a high capaelty pump, 200 feet of pressure hose and a five posi­ tion (stream to fog) water nozsle. December 1936 saw another el­ ection with new officers taking the rains. Former Resident Mrs. Ada T. Mero Dies In Palatka Mrs. Ada Talbert Mero, a for­ mer resident of Sanford, died at 11 p.ra. Wednesday at tha Palatka Hospital after a long lllnais. Born Oct. 10, 1871, In Fairfax County, Va., she had been a resi­ dent of Sanford for 33 y*ers and » member of the First Presbyter­ ian Church here. Mix. Mero had been living In Crescent City for the past six years. Survivors Include thre* sons. Percy A. Mero, New Smyrna Beach; C. E. Mero, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; George A. Mero, Diytona Beach; four daughter!, Mri. W. A. Salimann, Moline, III.; Mr*. Mayme Hodgkin, Mre. J. M. Jackson, both of Crescent City; Mrs. W. H. Bach, N«w York; 1* grandchildren and 11 great-gramlr children. Graveside services will be held Saturday at Crescent City with Masters Funeral Home of Palat ka in charge. The family haa req u ited that no flowers be sent but that gifta ba made In Mrs. Mero’s memory to the Jacksonville Childrens Home might, be put on electric wiring. Firemen, attempting to bring the flaming mass under eotrol, nudged close to the building to pour water into the Infero that seemed to be fed front the liquid. Hundreds of thousands of gal­ lon* of water were poured Into the buildings from aa many lines as firemen end helpers could control. The Navy firefighter* were called into action nod stationed along the 13% St. side of the fire to prevent the flames from spreading to other nearby struc­ tures. Every availably fireman waa on duty fighting the fire. Both the Sanford Police D« partment and the Seminole Coun ly Sheriff's deputle# were <m hand to control traffic and to keep onlookers from wandering into the dangerous areas. Smoldering ruins remain this morning along the paved areas where tha market platforms stood. WUmer a Mills < ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF THOMAS poura a stream of water Iato the B an ted Slats Farmer* Market office. Fire at# Ha way Hita the a rts hat stopped before destroying market office records. (S taff Phots) Farmers (Coetbaed from Pago 1) tar Into the debris and smoulder­ ing rubs, " I’ve seen a lot of fires but I’ve never seen one that traveled s i fast as this one. “ Our efforts, earlier this mornInf," the Flrw Chief aeld. “were concentrated on keeping the fire from spreading into areas that c-uld have wiped out a good por­ tion of tha Goldsboro area ard some of the other Important buildings nearby." Sandy Anderson, Market Man­ ager, waa on the scene this morning looking over the ruined of­ fice of tha market. He 'eld “ We're not out of business.” Anderson said that the building was fully eovared by State In­ surance.” I immediately wired C. B. Phillips, the State Fire In­ sureties Commissioner reporting tha lots of unila one and ten ar.d part of five," he said, and al-o asked tha: ar. adjustor and in­ vestigator ba sent to the «cen*. Dealers and brokvrs affeevd ,n thia mornings blase at tba Stan­ ford State Farmer's Market In­ cluded: Harold Kaetner, Then Pate, Robt/ Robinson, Dirndl Henson, J. A. Emerson, W. L*on ard Justice, M. J. Johnson Roy Spines, W E. Klrchhoff. A L. Jchnson, Anderson Refrigeration Service, Winn-Dixie Stores, Joe Corley, Chase & Co. Rlpr nnd Ready Tomato Co., Harry Took"), .Market News Service and the State Farmer's Market office. Chief Cleveland stated thia rrom ing that "We were luck* to have held the fire where it was. "W e nre appreciative of *he help the Navy gave us by send ii.g their equipment to he'p b this emTTjrwy. And the-e were msny Navy men, off duty, who I Itched In to help is fight the (ire that a t one time threatened a good potlIon of Sanford," he said. Chief Cleveland said tha: the Sanford Fire Department la*.1 six lines of acse »o fight the blare rnd the Navy bid one. "The new cquipmoit worked fine,” he said, 'it really did the work, there wasn't even a skip." “Our tr.ublc," iaid Chief Cleve­ land, *ia with manpower. This same flro could have happened downtJwn. Our requirement li eight m o u men at th i present rate." Tn 1814, General Andrea Jack son captured rensaeola, Florid*, from tlje British. Pet Cockerel Kills Woman BUXWORTH, England W— A chicken killed Mrs. Ethel Bowden Wednesday. The 31-year-old farm wife bled A to death after har pet white Cockerell bit her on the lag aad severed an artery. The mother of five children wa» unable to stop the bleeding and died within an hour, although har children ran to e nearby farm for help. PRAYER FOR THE DAY Dial FAirfax 2-3221 Miss Royal Crown will give you a FREE CARTON o f RC to introduce you to this lighter, fresher cola! H ia t’* the ideal Mbs Royal Crown Will give (you a carton of RC just to try a carton! And think of all the fun you’ll have while ^you’re doing H! No other cola, remember, 1T J A .* is made like RC— made to give you lighter, HERE’S ALL fresher flavor, glass alter frosty glass. Y O U DO: ^OUR BOTTLED GAS WE RECOMMEND FOR HEAT ON WHICH YOU CAN DEPENO 1. Boy o corloa of RC o» regular price p'ut deposit. 2. Enclose & RC bottle cops in the special carton envelope which is pre-addreued to: Miss Royal Crown, P.O. Box 6368, Chicago 80, Illinois. c a lls f o r 3. Mitt Royol Crown wilt tend you by return mail a coupon good for a free carton of RC N £«Cr C O L A °vvn N O T IC E I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred by any one ex­ cept myself. (a) Ed Zimmerman waa elected p reild ta i and pursued tba depart­ ment's goal with tba sama enthus­ iasm as tba past president. By lata January all parte necessary to build tba truck ware placed in tha capable hinds of Pugh. Fire Chief and Chief Engineer, and tha truck waa ready for testing In lata March. Zimmerman, president of tbs Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment elates that although the fire department can answer calls, It la only In Its Infancy. Plans ara being made to event­ ually construct a shelter to house Lake Mary’s shiny new fire angina and other equipment To thia end tha Fire Department la sponsoring a chicken barbecue supper on Saturday, Apr. 6, to ac­ quire funds to erase any debts that may be existing and for future use. The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department la a full fledged mem­ ber of the Seminole County Fire­ mens Association and also has active membership in the Florida State Firemens Association. Only One FREE Carton Per Family Ph. FA 2-5854 414 W. 9th �b « lS T - I l>* — +n*fn0*i If J S m f t it b S ie r a U i ® h * Can ft VOL. X L IX AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . E sta b lish e d 1008 Jaycees To Help Push Letter W ritin g D rive A concentrated effort to spur letter writing in the interest of tkc effort to retain the Sanford ► Naval Air Station in Seminole County will get underway tomor­ row when Jaycees will man booths on First St. and past out WASHINGTON W — The leaflets suggesting the letter House Appropriations Committee ariting. Jaycees yeaiercay were praistoday slashed 26 per cent (mm the mdget cf Commerce Secre­ tary Sinclair Weeks who had "dared" Congress to cut it. Top News In Brief OSAKA, Japan W — US. am­ bassador Douglas MacArthur II warned today against the "suden flood of low-priced good* tha- of ten causes trouble." In an address before the Japan-Ainericao Society bore, MacArthur, who took over nis post two months ago, said Japan­ ese business ignored this rule and led to the trouble that developoj in the United States over dollar blouse* and velveteens (mm Japar VAH-9 Receives Safe Driving Award For March ed for their part In the effort to "retain the Sanford Navel Air Station in Seminole Count/" by John Krider, manage r o f . the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. "I thought the Jaycees effort was one of the greatest contribu­ tions toward thr effort to keep the Navy here," he said. "Some­ body had to furnish the leader­ ship and the motive power ane that you did. "I think you mould be award­ ed in some way for the day that you provided," said Krider. "We have had some response to letter writing but it has not been impressive enough and now 1 would like to ask another fa vor of you—we can do something yet and the quicker tin better,’ Krider said. The Jeycees responded Ira mediately to Krkier'a request to man tablet on First 8t. Saturday and pais oat '.he leaflets asking local cilirens to write to the Secre­ tary of the Navy atating their reasons for wanting the Navy to stay In Semi .oie County “The letters should be per­ sonal," he said, "written in the citizens own handwriting.” Krider explained that 'the only thing I was asked to do when In Washington was 'keep the tetters coming* and we want to make an indelible impression. It Is *•< im­ portant,” he said "that 1 think we can ask the people who are interested in keeping ihe Navy here to write a letter." All letters, he said should he address this way, and he demontrated: "Secretary of the Nnvy. Navy Department, Washington. 25, D. C." Tomorrow, Jayceer will be in downtown Sanford performing another gigantl- task, this time, asking local citixcns to tell the Navy Department why they want the Navy to rema'n here. FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1957 T o w R o n li D tlW m d B y PA 2-2611 B a fo ro F o r D t for t r y > U n ited P r e s s le a s e d W ire NO. Market Reconstruction Plans Underway Today Officials Surveying Damage The Sanford State Farmers’ Market will be rebuilt immedlttoThe monthly safe driving a* ly, according to a itatement from ward which is presented to the Tallahassee thia morning directed NAS Sanford Activity with the to Senator Douglas Slenstrom. lowest accident and traffic viola­ Senator Stenstrom. by telephone tion rate for the month was won to The Sanford Herald today, quot­ by Heavy Attack Squadron Nina ed a letter from Nathan Mayo; for the month of Starch, 1957. Commissioner of Agriculture. The engraved plaque which Mayo, In hia letter to Stenstrom symbolizes the award was pre­ sakl "Immediately after you left sented to Cdr. J. M. Miller, Com­ the cabinet Room this morning C manding. Officer of VAII-9, by got the Budget Commission’s ap* Capt. Robert W. Jackson, Com­ proval to start Immediately re­ WASHINGTON (W — Support- manding Officer of the U. S. building the Sanford State F ar. ers of the 2 billion dollar compro­ Naval Air Station, Sanford, at a mors’ Market and not wait on. personnel inspection today. mise school construction bill to­ the insurance adjustments. day planned a strategy o( delay VAH-O’s accident and traffic "Also,” sakl Mayo, "I have au­ to win passage despite the con­ violation rate for March which is thorized L. II. Lewis, Director of gressional economy drive. They computed on n per capita bnsU the State Markets of Winter Ha­ all but openly acknowledged that was 0.0G8. ven, to take all of the men he ha* Otherwise the bill faced death. The plaque was held by Fleet and sta rt the reconstruction Im­ Aircraft Service Squadron 51 for mediately. WASHINGTON OR — President the month of February and prior "I emphasized to them that we Eisenhower has strongly urged the to then by the Staff of Headdid not have an hour to loaa a* nation's parents to take a more quarters Heavy Attack Wing the spring crop is right on us. We active lntereit in getting to know One. want you to know we are making their children's teachers. The In addition to ihe plaque the all the speed possible to get the President told the National Edu­ winning squadron wclfaro and re­ m arket back In business," said cation Assn, that he was "astonish creation fund receives un addi­ Mayo in hia letter. ed" to learn in talks with groups tional monetary credit which is In the meantime. L. H. Lewis across the nation that many par- used to purchase recreational and arrived in Sanford yesterday to ants did not know their children's athletic equipment for the crew. plan the reconstruction and ha* teachers. C. K. PHILLIPS, DIRECTOR of the Slat* Fire Fund, a function shown above (renter) talking with Saady Andirmn (left) Manager already issued a request for bid* of the State 1i essarer’s offire arrived in Sanford this morning to of Ihe Sanford State Farmer* .Market and L II. Lewi* (right) Dir- for materials, lumber, hardw are WASHINGTON M — The Senate look over the Nanlord State Farmer’s Market fire loss. I'hillip* i» i-clor of ihr Stvtr Farmer* Market*. (Staff Photo) millwork, electrical, plumbing; Internal Security subcommittee roofing, concrete and all items ne­ planned today to push ahead with cessary for constructing building* a general investigation of U.S. to replaoe Units one, five and 10 diplomats In the Midcast ilespito of the local market destroyed by Canada’s bitterness over the sui­ D. B. Stafford, 51, died sudden, fire yesterday morning. cide of Us envoy, named in ihe ly at his home in Lake City at C. R. Phillips Director oI tho Senate inquiry. 11:30 a. m. Wednesday. Stato Fire Fund arrived in SinBorn Feb. 25, 1993 in Turboro, ford this morning to look over Ga., he formerly lived In Sanford the dlsastrout fire and start ad­ and had been a resident qf T.nVi Property damage w-aa estimated justments for insurance an th* Hr UNITED DRESS "'» ir q'rls were the top wlnmirt City for the past eight mouths: r* $750 In n two-ear collision last huge wood structure through which Flood* threatened the South Ip- ir Ihe annual Spelling Bee con­ Thursday He was associated with MeColsky day in the wake of a deadly flur night shortly after 8 o’clock In blazes ripped early TALLAHASSEE W — House Housa suddenly passed by voice to­ last night at the Sanford morning. Motors Co. there and a meaiber ry of tornadoes, snd north cen­ ducted Junior High School. Two boys education leaders voted today to day a resolution of Interposition, (tun*, of the .Mayfair Inn. A car driven by Joe Wiley Ja r­ Debris la icattered over the a » tral sections battled their w ont captured the fifth and sixth places wait for Gov. LeKoy Collins’ teach­ declaring Ihe U.S. Supreme Court’s "The baseball situation here of the Jehovah Witness. Survivors include the widow, blizzard since mid-winter. er pay raise bill before they act desegregaiton ruling null and rell came out of Lee St. and col­ tire market area and fire still looks very dim and we are planlided with a car driven by Alfred amoklers throughout the area. Thn The violent spring atorm contin­ The winner of the Spelling Bee on the $1,000 salary increase de­ void in Florida. Ding n<>w to go with seven clubs," Mrs. Grace Stafford, Lake City; three sons, Allen, Ronald and ued to buffet most of the nation was Mary Eileen Myers, 13, in the manded by Florida*! 30,000 school An identical resolution plunged Foster Green, traveling cast on Sanford Fire Department was call­ John Krkler, President of the eighth grade at Pinccreit School. ed bark to the scene about a i d ­ the legislature into bitter debate First St. Florida State League said today. Neil, all of Lake City; one sister, from the Rocky Mountains to the She is the daughter of Mr. apd teachers. douae sm all Mrs. William Schumacher, Day­ Atlantic, touching off a rash of at Both drivers were taken to morning today to in a special session last summer. The House Education Comm.tiec "Interest came too late," he tona Beach; three brothers, R. N. least nine new tornadoe* Thurs­ Mr*. G. G. Mycri, 902 West 25th This time it took only a few Seminole Memorial Hospital to t>* flames jutting from the remain* took up the bill sponsored by the laid, "to get the committments Stafford, Sanford; G. M. Stafford, day. St of the office section of the mar* Florida Education Assn, anl minutes of spiritless debat* before treated for injuries. from the major league club?" • Runncrup in the 90 minute Spell­ which Collins railed "unrealistic," It was approved and sent to the The threat of more twisters of Pensacola; W. B. Stafford, Jarrell, 60 received facial in­ ket. The major league clubs, Krider Dude City and several nieces and eased in,Pixie today, but (jooding ing Bee was Naomi Tuhy, 13 year at an earl) morning meeting. juries ami Green, 27, was report­ Senator Stenatrom this morning Senate. explained, had already made (heir nephews. rain* continued in most southern old seventh grader of St. Luke* The resolution was brought up ed to have received facial Injur­ said " It la my thought that w* Even though 11 members of the committments for Vic year and Funeral services will be at sections. There was no break, Christian Day School in Slavia. 21-man committee signed up as by freshman Rep. Wellborn Daniel ies plus left kne« and cheat in­ should provide adequate storage the Interest in Sanford was so 10:30 a. m. Saturday a t Bris- however, in tha northern stites She is the daughter of the Rev facilities for produce to bo storod deckled to °* Lake Cllun,)f who said it waa juries co-introducera they late that they had made arrange son Funeral Home with D. J. blizrards that swept the Dakotas. and Mrs. Stephen Tuhy. through the summer month* in or­ identical with the measure advo­ $350 damage was estimated on ments for the placing of their Richards of Eustif officiating. Minnesota, northern Winner of third place was Bet­ wait until all the various formulas cated in the special session by the Jarrell ear and |iU0 damage der to make the market a full U Wisconsin players. (Centinaed se Page 1*) ty Duda, 13-year-old eighth grader for raising teacher salaries have former Rep*. Pjentice Pruitt of to Ihe Green car. Burial will le in Evergreen Corn­ and upper Michigan. Blowing snow lashed by gust* of St. Luke’s Lutheran Christian been presented before they act. Mnntieelln and Karri* Rryanl of "Unless something unforeseen Ctcry Charges were plared against The bill also must clear the Ap develops," said Krider, "Sanford | Pallbearers will be Jam es! up to 60 miles per hour strjnded Day School and daughter of Mr. propriation* Committee, headed by Ocala. both drivers by Investigating ofliis out—however, something might Hicks, George Caldwell!. Robert1Iraveller* in Wyoming and Colo. and Mrs. Andrew Duda of Silvia. Rep. W. C. Herrell of Miami cers of the Sanford Police De­ economy—minded Rep. James yet develop which would make it Dotson, R. C. Brantley. Ros- Cal ) r*** UP ,0 ,0'lr fe,t 01 ,now bur Other wrinnera were Deanna and Repuhllcian Rep. Thomas M. partment, Captals Arnold Wll. eighth grade Ail Moody of Hillsborough, oefore it Carney of St. Petersburg tried to Prims and Patrolman Carl Dod­ led the mountain states area ear­ Dietricks, II, possible to field a team here." botn, and Bert Frsser. lier in the week. Simla Parochial School, Steve Moul, can be studied by the full House. delay it. hut were voted down 5J son, The season will open on Apr. 12 Later this morning the Florida Ferry Ship Trapped 13, eighth grade Lyman School to 29. The resolution bore 56 for the Florida Stale League with A ferry ship with 91 persons and Richard Keefer, 12. seventh names as co-introducers. seven clubs. " It just means that WASHINGTON » — Th* Unit­ , aboard was trapped in lee floes grade All Soula Parochial School. "Name one time that a resolu­ each date that Sanford would have ed State* announced today that in the Strait* of Mackinac, Mich., Judge* in the Spelling B»e were: tion of interposition has worked played will mean an open date for Russia conducted another mielear during the night, hut all were re­ Mr*. Joyce Bateman. Mist Re­ effectively on any m.ilter," Herthe odd club," explained Krider. weapon* test Wednesday. ported *afe and comfortable. A becca Stevens ami Hugh Ansley, rell demanded in asking a delay. As. I j n n c f ' l - . L The brief announcement by all from Seminole High School. The wi-ekly meeting of the San­ Coast Guard icebreaker *tood by " It assistixl the sovereign state * ' 1 U IU IIN N ,IU U "TREAT" FOR TEACHER! A meeting of all reserve officers Pronouncing thr wools wi* Cd ford Rotary irhcdulrd for next of Virginia in recent cases involv-1 The Sanford Lions Club will Chairman I.cwls L. Strausa of tho * ENID. Okla. HR— Capt. Itoy C. and non-commissioned officers ir.. to free the ship M ay. Christensen, professor at Seminole Monday will he featured by the Ing its segregation laws in the hear momber* of th* Klori'fia I Atomic Energy Commission »aid Smith, of Enid Air Force Base, (crested in forming a Sanford re­ test was another in RusaJa’a appearanee of two outstanding school*.’’ Rep. High. John Crewi of Blue Key, Honorary fraternity of "current leriee" hut did not speotbad to eat hia theory that "there serve unit ha* been called for students of the University of The spelling matrh was broad­ Baker answered. the University of Florida, at It* f, the size of the bomb or whether la no reason for a man to starve Tuesday, April 16, at 7:30 p m. cast over Radio Station WTRR. Florida, supplied by the Speakers’ if we adopt It and our officials meeting Monday night at th* one or more bombs were exploded. aa long as the wood* are full of a t the city hall. Seminole Comity Director fur Bureau of Ihe Florida Blue Key do not hark it up, then of course Yacht Club. inaect* and other animals." His Any other personnel between the It sakl only; thr annual spelling match is Prof. Honor Fraternity of the Uni­ it will not prevent integration." The meeting has been designat­ “The Soviet Union on April g, survival (ruining class Thursday *gCs of 17 and 23 who have not B. C. Steele. versity. D was announced this Daniel said. "If (hey do back it ed as Ladies Night and all mem­ gave him a farewell dinner o f , had prior service are urged to atThe winner and runnerup will morning by Myron Reck, general up then no power or body ran bers of the local Lions Club have 1956, conducted another nuelear alligator soup, fried bumblebees, tend. weapons test in Its current go to Miami on May 3 for the program chairman for the local forco integration in Florida’s been urged to attend and bring seriea." fried rattlesnakes, sauteed jumbo For further informition contact 17th annual spelling match which club. schools." i their wivea. grasshopper*, fried M e x i c a n L*-e Moore or City Manager (Pete) Tin- test also eras announced by will determine the South Florida Miss Martha Wchb of Lake­ There were only a few "no" i \ committee appointed to nomi- the British Defense Ministry la worms and hard-boiled quail e g g s . Knowles or Col. W. A. Wasson championship speller. It is Semi­ land, is a graduate student in votes when Speaker Doyle Conner nate new officers for the club for London in an even more terse nole County's 10th annual partici­ Journalism, a member of Trianon called for a vote. the next fiscal year beginning fashion. The annonneemet said pation in the Spelling Bee (Women’s Honorary Leadership . July 1, consisting of Ben Wada, merely that "the Soviet Union Society) and the Hall of Fame. \A / p p l f r i p r j Grady Duncan and Clarence Wrl»n carried out another nuclear test Joe Chapman from Panama City, W C U tliU [will present their nominations on Wednesday." is a freshman majoring in poll. Gen i ally fair today, becoming ! ltn,| make their reportat Monday The announcement here was th* Ileal science, president of the partly cloudy with scattered night’* meeting, 19th by the United States disclo*. freshman rlaas, and I* on the shower* Saturday. Little change On Tuesday, May 7, the San- ing various Soviet nuclear «xpl» staff of the school paper. The, in temperature; low tonight 61 ford Lions Club will return to sions since tb* firs* Russian shot Alligator. to 68. I Rs noon meetings at 12:05 p. m. In September 19(9. MAIIE, Seychelles Islands —th —Archbishop Makarius of Cyprus ends a 13 month exile today and leave* by ship for Africa on the first leg of a Journey to Europe He planned to board the Greek tanker Olympic Thunderer later In the day to begin a trip he hope* eventually will take him back to his eastern Mediterranean home. Up to the declaration of his freedom last week by Britain, the archbishop had been confined to hi* villa near here. • The archbishop and members of his staff were exiled to the Sey­ chelles March 8. 1956 The British hoped his removal from Cyprus would break the back of the EOKA terrorist activities there. It was not certain which port T i l t FINISHED PRODUCT: Seminol, High School Gle« Club girls admlro cakes baked for tbo Semi­ the Olympic Thundertr would nole High School Glee Club Day la SeniorJ tomorrow. The Gle* Club is attempting to raise fund* take Makarios to. to take them to the State Contest* at Tsiapa later this month. They will conduct a hake sale and The British said he was free to AN ACCIDENT IN FRONT of the M ayM r Ian at Lee Av# occurred Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment. (Phot# Vy l e r i s l w ) car wash tomorrow .(Left to right) Juanita tVjnnc, Shirley M ttgsn and Lind* Yeackle. ‘go anywhere except Cyprus. •bully after a o'clock. Roth drivers were injured sod takers I* Former Resident D. B. Stafford Dies In Lake City Baseball Situation Here Dim; FSL Will Start With 7 Clubs Floods Threaten South; Blizzards Battled In North E. Myers, 13, , Leaders To Await Pay Drivers Are Hurl In 2-Car Collision, Wins County Raise Bill Before $750 Damage Seen Spelling Bee Acting On Increase Meet Called Apr. 6 To Form Reserve Unit In Sanford Rotary Guest Speakers Told Florida Blue Key Members To Speak i Russia Conducts Another Nuclear Weapons Test Additional Local News On Page 10 Archbishop Ends 13-Month Exile; Leaves For Africa * > - -MS Shop and Save In Sanford 1 gwthjs �THE SANFORD REBALD * w * n t« d a t T h t H t n M befort publication. ♦ <( • : ;: V?' r . M « t *:% fcs: li ; i i u ", A Church With A Friendly Weicome Three miles veal of Sanford ee first street, then right at Monrue Corner. • Not forsaking tho assembling of _____ auqday school 9:43 a m. ourteJvas together, as the manner ’ WrtMadSF f r a m * » Homing Worship io 44 a.m. of so n e la; but eahortlng one an ft®r. M. Y f:oo p. a . other: tad ae much the more, Evening Evangelistic 1:41 p.m. g O X d U T BAPTIST CIUKOI Wednesday night prayer and aa y t see the day approaching." Hab. 10:24 prntae service >:IS p.m. Sermon by the pester. Sunday School—10 a. m. Evening Worship Service 7:10 Morning Worship—11 a. m. VmMT Chart* W. BiaU if . p.m Sermon bp the pastor. luadav a i r n u i aam cw : Prayar Meeting Wednesday 7:19 Training Uoitao-LpiJO p. m. ia ! ■ Iowjo •«•••». Evening Worshlp-T:W p.m.* p.m. U a.a. HerBias Worship Prayer Meeting Wadppaday night loaday stating nrrttai: • T : N ft ®. •:1ft ft » Traiaiu U a» Ti n f t* . I te r tM * « * » ? Wodsaaday 7:10 pm. Prayer ■M tlflf i ' fa t* . ■' 1; Sunday School Hollsoaa Mooting Opoo Air (Street iO:Sr p a Corner ef West Fifth and Hally U :N a.m. "WELCOME* YOU" M sstiaf) g:M y H i B i f op god a n n a Paster W®. L 13tk * . a * L—*4 At* ft. D. Creiglow Ti n ft®. Bar. B. N. I n * Mlvation Meeting 7:N p m Sunday School 10 a.®. iy Mbool t ill Morning Worship l i t .» . Herein Worship U Cory Codeia 3 :N pjn. Ireaailltt1- ftctvlee 7:30 p. » . tln d Practice . Bible Study I p .® . 4:00 p.®. prayer and Bfkte Study Wadaaa Ladia* H oao I r t s u t 7:43 p. ■T:N p « Evening Sendee MM week Service Wednesday •ay al 7:W p. » • Thursday 7:45 ft ®. le Worship, BO te ie m .M Pray® Meeting TiN p .a . "A GOING CHURCH FOR PO0TBR CHAPE!. Open-Air (Street Meeting) StN A COMING LORD" METHODHT CBVBCH COME AND SEE THERE Ortsfts IS A REASON! Ber.OeerN.H. Carttee. UPBALA c o m m u n it y CHURCH OF T IE NASAEENE •:4ft a.n. leedey W upI PRESBYTBR7AN CHURCH "Sanford’s Sloglog Church* Uioo i .b WanWp ftenrlce Rev. a C. White Mlnieter Second sl and Maplo Ave., Wist •:00 p.Bk Worship ftertle* Mr*. Clever M em Pleniet R. H. Spear Jr* paator M m PntrieU Summerlin Sunday School Site o.m. Pleniet Morning Worahlp 10:41 a .n . •OUTB •ID* *A#n»T George Pesold. AseL Bupt. #7 Slngsplratlon Service 3:30 p.m. CHURCH Cherek School Training DaparlmanU s p. m. Beat 37Ui St. Al Park A**. Church School 10 n.m. Evanlng Evangslistie 7 p.m. Tka ted of year Martk Worship 11a.mMId-wook Prayar msoting aach Par a frtradly Ckewh. Evening Worship s:M p. m. Wadnaiday i.ta p.m. Tho Church ef th* N aurcna la OereM B. Price „ P " l,r “Everybody invited te attend HUM* Btfgkbothom S J . Sapor- our services." Wailayan la doctrlM avangtUatic la appeal, and world-wide la latoBdont Sunday Bible School 10 a.m FIRST METHODIST CHURCH million. "Wheaoever will may come". Preaching 11 **ro Paster Mlllee H. Wyalt Bible Study ., 1 P * Edneatienal Dimeter Rachel Baa* FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Byeagellatle Preaching Ttdft P m alay OF GENEVA Prayer Meeting (Wad ) 7:4ft P.» 0:4ft ami. Church School Mlaalonary P rm lltinlal Jack L Stewart Paitor Clasiea for all agaa. You Are Welcome Sunday School 10 a. m. U a. m. "The Meaning Of The Morning Servle* 11 a. m. CENTRAL iAPTUT CHUECH Cross" Evening Service Bar. j . W. Parham# Paator 0 p.m. MYF — --- ------------------ Training Union 6 30 p. m Cor. F o artm th Bt, Oall A*#. 7:11 Organ Vaipera Preaching 7:10 p. m. •The Deliverer" Sunday School C:43 a.m. Wed, Player Service 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship Sarvlca 11:00 Broadcast over W.T.R.R, 8i30 p.m. Fellowship for young •.m . CHURCH OF CHRIST Training Union d ill p.m. It’a a people. 2nd S t and Elm Ave. family a (lab. Ralph Hrewcr .'r. Craning Worship 7:10 pm . LAKE MART BAPTIST EvangelUt CHAPEL SUNDAY "Coma thou with ua and wa will Lake Mary, Fla. io a.m. •o that good.” Pastor — Rev. W. A. Elteawood Blbl# School Morning Worship ___11 a.m. Sunday School 9:41 n.m. • SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER Evening Worship .............. 7 p.m. Morning Worship II a.m. Boy. L. P. Tether, P«»«"r Training Union 4:10 p.m. TUESDAY Sunday School 10 a m. Evanlng Worship 7:10 p.m. Ladles Class ________ 0:30 a.m Morning Worship U a.m. Prayer Meeting Wed 7:10 p.m. WEDNESDAY Evening EvaogalisUe Service Bible Study C la im .....7:30 n.m. 7:45 p.m. THURSDAY PAOLA WESLEYAN Weekly 8orv!cas: Man’s Training Clan METHODIST CHURCH Tuaiday and Thursday 7:41 2nd and 4th nights....... g p m. ■ Mile* West on RL 49 p.m. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Rcgula Saturday llornlni FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 10:41 a.m. Broadcast over WTRR 10:31 Morning Worship "Where You Are Never A Wesleyan Youth 9:41 p m. Stranger But Once" a.m. Evanlng Worship 7:30 p m. 1407 Sanford Ava. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:10 LUTHERAN CHURCH i’eiry L. gtont. Minlatsr p.m. OP THE REDEEMER Dial FA 3-1242 Everyone Wslcomo Ml W. Uth Place Sunday School 9:45 «. m. A Rev. Cedi W. Shaffer Phone FA 3.3113 new quarter hegln*. Adult topic— The Kev. Phillip Schletimann UIUHCU OF GOD ’Tha Significant* of Suffarlng. ’ Pastor Rev. H. W. Henderson, Pastor Morning Worship U o’clock. Sunday School lllft o ® French Ave. and Had BE Thame. "Becoming a Christian." Bible Clan l:l> Sunday School 9:41 a.m. Christian Youth Fellowship 4:10 Service M:I0 *.m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. p. m. “Prayer For The Day" phone Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:10 Evening Worahlp 7:30. Thema-FA 3. .1331 p.m. ’Tolntcra for Ptrsonal Workcra”. Young People Service Thurs­ The nursery with an axperienc. FIRST CHURCH OF CHH1SI. day 7:30 p.m. ad and rellahl* baby-sitter In SCIENTIST. chsrga will be open In th* *nn«< 100 E. Second St. EBENEXER METHODIST from 11 till noon. For maximum Sunday Servlets 11:00 a.m CHURCH occupancy of the parking lot I Sunday School 11.00 ant Cltru* Heights south of the sanctuary attendants! Wednesday Evening Heatings 1:00 Rev. Albert 8. Farrlor Pastor requested to line up their cars In p.ns. Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford an orderly fashion. Lesson Sermon —......."Unreality" Reading Room toeatad In Foyer ot E. Johnson, superlntandant. Th* public |« extended • cordis] Church Hulldlng open to public Preaching Service II a.m. welcome to all public service*. I 3:10 to 4:10 p.m. Tuesdays and MYF 5 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:44 Thursdays. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A cordial levitation la oxtonded p.m. 519 Park Av*. to sli to attend our aervkcei and (A Southern Baptist Church) THE CHRISTIAN 4 MISSIONARY W. P. Brooks J r ...............Paimr use the Reading Room. ALLIANCE ClIURCn Fred B. Fisher Asso. Paitor ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN Kirby Rogers Dir. of Music Park Ave. A 144k St. In Slarla (Near Oviedo) Mrs. Marvin Milam Organist Bar. Stephen M. Tnby Paitor Sunday Morning Worship ... . 8:45 a m Sunday School 9:44 a.m Morning Worship S:31 a.m. 9:43 , m Worahlp 10:40 a.m Sunday School B|dio Mission Broadcast at 1:30 Morning W orship---------- 11 a nt Evening 7:44 p.m. t . m. over WORZ (740 He) Youth Fellowship U:3u p.m. Training Union ......... 8:43 p.m. Sunday School 9 00 a. m.—for all Evening Worship .......... 4 p.m. Wednesday aga groups. Wednesday Service . . _ 7:30 pin. Chapel Choir Rehearsal 7 p.m Christian Day School — Monday (Nursery for all services) 9 p.m through rrtday 9:00 a m. - (All Bibl* Study and Prayer (Earphones for hard of hearing) elamtntary grade* and kinder- Thursday W ELCOM E Cherub Choir Rehearsal 9:10 gart an.) Carol Choir Rehearsal / : ou p.m. CUUHC’U OF JF JU S CUIUtil fha Ladies’ Missionary Soeialy SANFORD CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES OP LATTEIt DAY SAINTS meets for Lunch and prayar Kingdom Hall J . C. Brooke Branch President 1421 Wait 1st St. on the 3nd Tuaiday of each City Hall u a m. 1 p.m. Sunday—Public Talk: Sunday School 10 a.m Worahlp "Choosing Qfa with tha S i* Sacrament Meeting I p.m. builnaia and prayar un the 4tb World Society"— by Barnard Tuesday of aach mun<b at 3:10 Wsdneeday Primary - Meeting at Deckar p.m. Yacht Club 4 p.m. blandly church for the whole 4 p.m. Sunday—Watchtower study. 7:10 p.m. W adnai<tsy_Con|rt|4family." ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Uon Blbl* Study. CHAPEL 7:10 pm. Friday—Tneocratlc Minis­ Elder Sprlaga SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY try School Sponsored b* r lrei Beptlat Church ADVENTIST CHUttCH 1:30 p.m. Friday—Service Meal­ Sanford, Fla. Seventh til. and Elm Ave. ing. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Paator A. C. McClure W. O. Itanaail. Superintendent Sabbath School Saturday Praaching U:M a m Dr H. H Martin. Proarhat 9:10 a.m. 11 a.m. Evening Sarvlca 7:10 p m Worahlp Service Prayar Masting Wednesday P A O U CHURCH OF CHHlSl Lord’s Dap: Bible Study at 10 a.m 7:30 p.m. Worship Service • ||: t r am Preaching Service T p.m. LAKE MO.VBOE BAPTIST Gospel It*sting each night at 7:41 CHURCH Everyone Welcome raslor, B. G. lltuwa Additional Church News On Page 7 vY-ft *><' . 3 - >:■ ?« . • ill.) .i/.f.-i. s - L egen d has it that, lon g ago, th e dogw ood cam e into bloom on Calvary and that, afterw ards, a cross wag im planted into the flower itse lf, to rem ain for all tim e. Y ou can see it if you look closely, rust brown ag a in st th e w h ite o f each indi* vidual blossom . M any of us carry crosses, faint lik e the d ogw ood ’s em blem but w ith us, neverth eless. Som ehow , in th is L enten season , w e be* com e particularly con scious of th em and of our need for help— a certain kind of h elp , th at can be found on ly through the th in gs w e learn In Church . i f * 4 T h e Church d o esn ’t pretend to banish our cares and w oes. $ u t, its teach in gs rea listica lly consider the exp eriences of life itse lf. N o m atter w h at our personal cross m ay be, we seem able, to bear its burden w ith m ore stren gth . L en t is a w onderful tim e in w h ich to b egin mak­ in g church-going a regular part of your life — if you haven 't already. Y’ ALl fob ' .• FOB A U . the T L “ - * <• ; •„ can . unr(Tt. * l !r Should allMd ^ rw «n* why «Pport th« ChuiclL n Mrrle*t raeularl* •wnaok. (2) «*’ ot his eomniu.iiiv irli,n * (3) For th, “ k; 01 'h» Church I M F ih tS ! ' ' J 4' rw '! • «ni«f Boitriol aupport p L , h BM<J* Wa momi S W d S i ? 10' 5 S f e t e . ’.;.:;......... futL, CapTf4#M IMF, Ka4teM M + Ck*»«w * v„„, tS tM»We. ft*r*aftw»g. t , This “Support The Church”, Series, Published Ea ch Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of tho Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANK •f Sanford BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. 8ANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE COMPANY GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD • WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE B E R G S T R O M PHOTO SERVICE W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. OfO WILSON . MAIER FURNITURE CO. DROWN* S AMOCO SERVICE SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY HAROLD H. KASTNER CO. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. R. L, HARVEY PLUMBING CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. J. C. Davis, Consign*# M. R. Strickland, Contractor HOLl ER MOTOR SALES SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. STLNE MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS 1 RITZ THEATRE THE MAYFAIR INN SMITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE C. D. Brow* * * „„ RE I M A N N CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH J. C. HUTCHISON ft CO. W1*HI BOTTLING COMPANY BR1S30N FUNERAL HOME PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. 8T. JOHN’S REALTY CO, ROY WALL PLUMBING WADES SUPREX MARKET SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER’S GULF SERVICE SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE GO WHEELER ' FERTILIZER CO. t ***-,**^**afc*ft®^*n<*****^— r rrht �^Ttr f H. April S, 1957 ! Page 3 THE SANFORD HERALD Aerialist Soys Takes Work, Pain To Become Star Social fcventti By DOC QU1GG United Press Staff Correspon­ dent NEW YORK UP -H o w doas a pretty girl become a thrilling headliner aerialist in “The G reat-1 eat Stow on Earth T" Work. Just plain work, and y e a n and yeara of it. Plus plenty of pain. »y Take the case of Galla Shawn, JACKT FENWICK I R T H S a slip of a las* with green Irish B eyes. 8he will celebrate her 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. L. T- Tarbultoa birthday next week by doing her regular two-a-day head stand are happy to announce the birth of ■a Wednesday afternoon was an neckerchiefs, and ribbons. performances on the high irapezt their son April 3 In Norfolk, Va. im p o rtan t time to little Mist V.A.H. 5 got "rained out" of in Madison Square Garden with He weighed 8 lbs. 7 oz. The proud Mary Dctli Finnegan. It was her t softball game last Monday, but a ate*) brace guarding he.- tiro-; grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Johnson of Flora Heights. llxth birthday, and her mother ken back. they made up for It on Wednes­ worked hard to make it one, For 17 of her 23 year* she Mrs. Tarbutton I* the former Miff ahe’U rememl>eril Sixteen small day, by beating H.A.T.U., 5 to has been doing acrobatics and. Rachael Johnson. guests were transported to the 1!I I told you they practice all aerial work—a long apprentice­ Elk’s Playground, where they the time! ship for her opening in the big, TABLE TOPPING WITH TILE Want to add my o w n word of played to their heart's content, town last night as a star of tb a : Would you like a coffee tabl* •nd were served ice cream. cup_ praise for the men of the N. A. S. Rlngling Bros., Bamum A Bai­ that really adds a quality look cakes, and punch! Several of the* fire department, for the wonder-1 ley Circus. to your living room and at tha mothers aided Rosemary in sort- ful work they did in helping to On Stage at Six same time is very practical I t o r . and keeping track »f the fight .Wednesday’s night’s con­ She was born in 8ioiu Falls, i Clever homemaker* have found {crowd”! They were; Mrs. T. B. flagration. This is not to de­ S. D., but lived there only two tha answer. They arc topping JlcFall, and Mrs. James Gut, Al- tract from the work done oy the days. Her mother was a trapese their tables with handsome, stainhelping out were the teen-age civilian fire-fighters, hut since performer, her father a dancer, proof ceramic tile*, whleh coma 'in daughters of Mr. and Mrs. this is a “Navy" column, l ( and thair vaudeville act had to in 200 different colors. Just Joseph O'Conner, Jean and June. thought I'd make mention of th e. move on. She began working warm soapy suda or detergent la In addition to Mary Beth, her together when the necessity when sh« was six, after long and required for easy cleaning. lister Sharon, and her brother way they all turn out and work tedioua practice in private. Patrick, those attending were: arises. A “well done" to all of It was In a Houston, Tax., Tom Ball, Margie Ball, Palsy them. night club th at her father car­ act broke up, and Miss 8hawn . Owens, Elaine Owens, Eddie ried tha six-year-old on stage In has been doing pretty welt In old. Beth McFall, Henry Out, • suitcase. He opened the case movies. She once doubled for immy Gut, Sharon Scott, Sherry and she Jumped out, dressed in 7.*a Zsa Gabor In a cirrus movie, gcott, Mike Scott, Billy O'Conner, a sailor outfit, ate a banana was with Pat O'Brien in another. Star of Trapes* •nd Jimmy O'Conner. Each little and drank n glass of milk while In her first appearance with NEWI.Y APPOINTED Sl'NSIIINK COMMITTEE officers of the man. Mi s. W. E. Gray, chairman, Mrs. K. N. BlarkweMer, coordina­ standing on bar head on a little guest was presented with a little the Rlngling etnas, she atari in Hospital Auvilirry going over duties with the Director of Nurses, tor of the Auxiliary am* Mrs, Mary Deytena. i t a s te r Basket as a favor, and pedsitaL Mrs. Mary Dctyens. Left to right are: Mre. R. F. Cooper, co-chair­ (Photo by Bergstrom) g rememberance of a wonderful Her mother had sight girls an atrial ballet In tha center afternoon! sad three boys, and soon all 11 ring whleh hsa i t other girl* In kida were working in tho same the air a t the same time. She Young Miss Sharon Enlo« Is act, billed aa “The Gallagher takas to thn high trapes#, stands • long way from home! Sharon, Several farewell parties wera Family." They did a teeter-board on bar hand, swings, than Juggles •he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. given in honor Of thu Edwin aerobatic act. The kids, tholf four hoops, o m for each ankle ja c k Enloe, is visiting her Biscks of Alexandria, Minn, this parents, and three pet*—a po­ and wrist. Her head-standing grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam week. lice dog named Reno, a rabbit, act finishes and a "swivel" un­ During the past week Mrs.! Mrs. W. A. Fessler, Mrs. JeV T o tts, a t their horn# in WaynesMonday evening Mrs. Irene F. E. Roumillut, president of the | Itncliff, Mrs. C. L. Park, Mrs. | The officers and board mem­ and a guinea plg-trnveled toget­ winding Bin trapes# in a feat Ville, N.C. Watt of Pinecrest Invited telher In three enrs end tiro trail­ whirl. * Got to remember to get these atlves of the Biseks to her home Seminole Memorial Hospital Aux-j W. E. Kirchhoff, Mrs. G. R | bers of the Navy Chiefs Wives « The Pinecrest Jr. High School ers. Quite n show In Itself. This hard worker has two ^•reminders’* In! One Is for all where • pleasant evening' was iliary, met with member* of the Strickland, Mrs. ,W. R. liceil. Club met Wednesday at 10 a. Glee Clubs Invite all those who Information, Hospitality, and I Mrs. Donald Jones, Mrs. R. N Seven years ago tha family children, Loula, 8 and Mark. S, Diiefe and their wives about the spent visiting. staying with their grandmother Sunshine committees at the hos-' Illackwelder, Mrs. C. E. Butler m. In the home of Mrs. Charles love music to attend "A Carnival square dancing lessons that will Refreshments of jpplc pie and pital. New officers were intro­ and Mrs. II. G. Hunter. Meads, to discuss plana for a of Music” to be presented In DANCE. in Houston. Her husband, Lewis a tart this coming Monday, April the Pinecrest School Auditorium, t . That will be a t the -Chiefs ice cream were served to. Mr. duced and Mrs. R. N. lilackThn officers for the Hospital­ buffet dinner dance at the CTO Friday a t • p.m. THE BELL* OF ST. MARY Cuttln, travels with her, acting P u b ", starting a t 8:00 P.M. So and Mrs. ray Lee. Mr. und Mrs. welder, coordinator for the aux­ ity Committee are Mrs. J. G. I'lub April M. NOBODDY KNOWS THE aa manager. Mrs. W. G. Flaming will direct get out your dancing shoes, pol­ Walter Trapp of Enterprise, Mr. iliary had instructions rend for Kesscnich, chairman, Mrs. Fred "Also, h* stands below me Final plans will be discussed the program and Mra. Lulu Bai­ TROUBLE I'VE SEEN ish them up, and be there when and Mrs. WJ Watt, Mrs J. G. each committee. .Stein, co-chairman, Mrs. 1’eter at a later date. during the act to catch me If I JOSHUA FIT DE BATTLE OF David and children, Brenda and ley will accompany tha group. • b e fun starts! fall," she said. "Only one time— Mrs. Mary Dctyens sitso met J. Donohue, Schedule chairman, im pedim ents of coffee and No admission will be charged, JERICHO. Also nnothcr reminder for V. Brent, Mrs. Aldcne Taylor and with the groups ar.d made sug­ ami Mrs. Fred A. Dyson. 2nd he didn't catch m t." LET THERE BE MUSIC children, Elisabeth slid Susannc but a donation wUl be taken eo cup cakes were served to: Mr* A. H. 7 wives, about their meet­ That was last Feb. 4, la Sara­ vice-president of the auxiliary gestions pertaining to the work. THE EASTER PARADE----defray expense* of the Muak Mcilker, Joyce ing, also this coming Monday.' and Mrs. Effie sota, whlia practicing for bar It was nnnounced that the ns adviser, Miss Cecile Heard William A. Johnson. Mrs. A. L. Department Seventh Grade Glee Club. April 8. And also sU rting at and Pam. big drena act. She fall ra ta Imard members of the Hospital and Mrs. Andrew Carrawuy, aud­ White, Mrs. Charls Meads, Mrs. Girl—Pat Place Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Trapp Auxiliary would meet at the hos­ itors. Mrs. Phil Dessler, Pur­ William Cotter. Mrs W. F. PotFollowing Is the complete pro­ «:00 P.M. This will I* a little a concrete floor and fractured Boy— Jimmy Terwilleger gram as it will be sung by the SOMEWHERE problem that some Chief’s wives of Enterprise gave a dinner par­ pital every third Tuesday at in chasing agent. OVER THE one of bar lower vertebra*. She seh, Mr*. M. A. Rogers, Mm . combined Boy’s and Girl'* Glee RAINBOW----- Eighth Grade En­ •pent two weeks la a hoepitaL b “ 7" will have to work out for ty for the Biseks und Mrs. Irene n.m. There are four general mi*Norman Phillips, Mrs. I<ouIa Meeting with the above officer* Clubs: Watt and Pamela Mielke. Mrs. iliary meetings a year and the themselves! Then—out and to work wearing semble. were Mrs. It. N. Illackwelder. Brinii, and Mrs. Holland Dejong. I t was my turn last Wednesday Bisek is Mrs. Trapp's niece. YOUR LAND AND MY LAND dates for the remaining two gen­ Mrs. Job Ratliff, Mrs. Theo Pate Guest — Patty Glenn Johnson. a p las tie brae# with a steel The next meeting is scheduled Friday afternoon Mrs. Effie eral meetings will bo announced Mrs. Joan E. Higgins, Mrs. J. C. night to have the Canasta group A DAY IN A GYPSY C A M P - plat*. for April 18 at 8 p.m. at the Combined Glee Clubs er! Those that did me the Mielke honored her niece and later. Mrs. William Marder said Duvls, Sirs. J. N. Aizarello, CPO Club. All CPO Wives arc in­ WELCOMF. SWEET SPRING Comblned Glee Clubs. Mlsa Shawm is a eheery sort. nor" were; Mrs. Doris Short- family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin that the Women's Auxiliary of I Mrs Bonner Carter. Mrs. V. A. TIME. Guast Soloist — Mlsa Pin* IF- The pain la ao i So much. And tha vited to attend. land, Mrs. Adele UcUman. Sirs. Bisek with a coffee party at her Congregation Beth Israel has of- j .q,,cvri j j r i. c . Rector, Mrs. show—aa they say—m ast go on. MEXICAN CLAP HANDS AbbatU. Joan Greenwood. Mrs. Joyce Wil­ home on Vemango Ave. fered the Jewish Community Mcrrdl, Mrs. F. L. Dampler, liams, Mrs. Marilyn Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Fsy Lee then gave Center as a meeting place for Mrs L. A. Anderson. Mrs. II. V. Mrs. Jiml Gold, and Mrs. Rose­ a turkey dinner fetcing the Bis­ the Seminole Memorial Hospital N’ei.so Jr. Mrs. It. F. Robinson, mary Finnegan. They all told eks. Auxiliary for the general meet­ Mrs. A. It Peterson, Mrs O therme and had a good time, and I do Invited were: Mr. and Mrs. ing*. ine Jones, Mrs. II. Cl Hrtiel. hope they did! High score prises Walter H. Trapp, Mr. and Mrs. Officer* for tho Information Officers for the Sunshine Com­ were won by Mrs. Shortlaml, and W. J Watts and Cindy, Mrs J. committee are Mrs. Lowell Osier, mittee nrc Sirs. W. E. Gray, Mrs. Greenwood, and low score G. David, Brenda and Brent, Mrs. chairman, Mrs. Robert Fey I, co- Chairman, Mrs. R. F. Cooper, coby Sirs. Bailey, and yours truly! Aldene Taylor, Beth and Susanne chairman, Mrs. J. It. Phillips, rhnirman, Mrs Roy M.inn, Sche­ A fter the game, I served coffee, Irene Watt, Mrs. Mary Lar3on, schedule chairman, and Miss Re­ dule chairman. •bed tea, and a real easy to make Mrs. Effie Mielke, Joyc? and becca Stevens, 1st. vice-pres­ Those meeting with this coffee cake. We’re getting pretty Pamela. ident of the auxiliary, as advljer. group were Mrs. Dali is I nop, regular with these card games Other members attending the Mrs. William Marder, Sirs. Sid­ and all the girls look forward to Information commlttcn meeting ney Ives, Mrs. John Schirunl J r. them! were Mrs. Churles Cole, Mrs. J. Mrs. M. G. Hodges, an t Sirs. F. Belated congratulations to Mr. W. Stow ell. Mr*. Irving Pryor, C. Woodruff. and Mrs. Tom Hanlon on tha Mrs. Charles llrumley, Mr*. D. birth of a little daughter, Sherry SOUP OF THE MORNING M. Ladd, Miss Bat barn KupreLynn. The baby arrived on Mar­ cht, Mr*. W. R. Dyson, Mrs. .Mc­ Instead of tomato Juice for ch 29, at Seminole Memorial Kay Truluck, Mrs. Francis E. breakfast some morning soon try Hospital. Roumillat Jr.. Mrs. Edwin Ep- giving tha fnmlly clips of hot ^ On Good Friday, April 19, stein. Mrs. I). W. Linker, Mrs tomato »oup. Doubly nourishing where will he an Inspection of R. If. Conn, Mrs. V. A Willia^ns, if made with milk. 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A 27th 81. ■ ‘ v ft -'-J �#- , . 1 r • 'T wm ' , , I >. v . .-■■■ . . Eo t ), , • - , .1 ' < ’ ••. -< * ' v • • • •• V- *■• 5 ■‘ •v r j , CUBA UBRE ford State | Is Important To ,v > - i F o re ign New s C o m m e n ta ry By CIARLEB M. MtCANN does not car* to earner either new communication oa raunlflea* United Praaa Staff Com apoadaat with Soviet Premier Nikolai A. ’ tlon to Moscow within tho next Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of Bulganin or with Soviet Deputy few sreeks. W en Germay la making a big Premier and Trade Minister Ana­ Because of tho unification situa­ political comeback. stas I. Mikoyan, who also wants tion, Adenauer has refusW to r n § Only a few weeks ag.) tha So­ to visit Bonnj ter a formal trad* agraomeuT Even tnough it took » tnigic fire to bring Yesterday’s disastrous early morning fire cial Democrats, th* chief opposi­ with Russia. Htnc* the negotia­ it— we will have a new and better market Adenauer's reason for hi* cold­ which swept through the Sanford State Far­ tion to Adenauer’s Christian ness to the Russians is because tion* which or* to start 1st* this for the use of our farmers and the brokers mers * Market is a serious loss to Sanford Democratic Union, war* confident the Soviet government will not month or early In Slay will be for and dealers through whom they market and Seminole County. they would throw him out In the agree to Germany’s reunification. an informal trad* agreement in­ parliamentary election to bo hold He is determined, too, to keep stead of a formal trade treaty. And lessons are to be learned from the ex- their produce, k e p t It. Russia is so eager for tho *West Germany tied to the North perlsnce. Now political oxparta in Bona, Attantic Treaty Organisation un- greement that It Is likely Mikoytho West German capital, arc pro- leta there is a revolutionary ■*n will head the 8oviat trade dele* dieting an Adenauer victory. rhing* in the European situation.: gallon despite the fact that AdaW f n . h produce frown by Seminole A dMInguWwa «n»U t h* “ "her'day'’ to U. The ’old man" himself—h* was It is reported in Bonn that nauec Is on record as not partleu81 on Jan. 6—ie mapping out a Adenauer Is preparing to seed a Marly wanting to see him. m whistle-stop campaign in order to eiwrate when they came to.work inursuay Jn particuUr> ^ hi€dInir t operate show West Germany's 35 million morning. voters that, despite hi* ago, ha of this advice would mean better medical k .Records were destroyed, equipment was still It vigorous and able to load care for many Americans, especially In ru­ ; bunted, trucks were turned to rubble, tele­ hi* government for another fouryear term. s'? phones went up in flames, storage units ral areas. It is the belief o f Dr. Malcolm E. Phelps H* plans to cover tha country were consumed by the terrific inferno, in of El Reno, Oklahoma, the new president •By BINNITT CIRFin hie special train, taking h it ~ feet, a mode of operation was seriously disof the American Academy of General Prac­ big black Merced** sedaa on o "T LOVE LUCY" oatabllahed not only tho fame of Deal and ~ rupted. flat ear for detours, and moke at, tice. that emphasis on training specialists 1 Lucill* but Producer Jeas Oppcnhelmet'as wolL But only temporary 1 least three or four ipteckos a has brought about a national "maldistri­ Tho Utter waa playing a round of golf, using a hall with hi* # Dealers, brokers, and packers found spots bution of doctors.” The specialist tends to day in addition to a sarltg o f big sat speeches spaced through the name atamped dearly upon r* from which to operate—some in thoir concentrate in large cities, and there are not campaign. it, when ho hooked a drive x ja homes, others from temporary locations enough general practleioners to provide ade­ Adenauer Gettlag Stronger onto an adjoining fairway. v where a telephone could be used and cus- quate medical care in the rural sections of It la Interesting that Adonauer As ho dashed over to re•r tomers contacted. It wasn't many hours afseems to b* getting stronger while the country. trlevo it, another pUyer \w - ’ 1st the blase had rased the Sanford Farmers the leaders of th« other this* big Addressing the Academy, which is the se calmly picked It up and put governments In Weitrn Europe— Martlet that trucks headed for the western cond largest medical group in the nation, Dr. and northern markets were being loaded Phelps also said that because of intense Here a r t authoritative anawera tho military pay ho received many Trim* Minister Harold Macmillan It In hU pocket of Great Britain, Premier Guy “Hey," yelled Oppenhel•• with local produce. competition among specialists, some of them from the Veteran# Admlnlatratlon years ago, or on tho pay receiv­ Mollet of Franc* ood Premier mcr, "you’re picking up the And—while this .was going on—the Sc- "attempt to carry on a general practice, in to questions of current Inter- ed today by in army captain? Antonio Segnl of Italy—all ai* in ‘ ‘ minole County legislative delegation, in which they have been inadequately trained.” eit to form er serviceman and A. Survivor Benefits Act pay troubte over one Issue or another. wrong ball, aren’t you?" Tho pUyor examined It m ints are baaed on tha currant Adenauer hod succeeded In put­ Tallahassee for the 1957 session of the State He expressed the belief that specialists their famlliee: Judidally, then answered, Q. I underatar.il that payments pay icala of tho military, and ting over an unpopular rearma­ Legislature. Senator Douglas Stenstrom. should no more engage In general practice under the Survivor Beneflta Act not on the amount actually re­ ment program including conscrip­ “Nope. ThU U what Tv# v Representative Mack N. Clevclnnd Jr. and depend on the bate pay of the ceived by th* veteran while he tion. He waa compelled to reduce been playing. An Oppenthan the other way around '■* Representative Gordon V. Frederick was As a solution, the new president of the rank bald by tha veteran. My waa In service. Your payments, the draft term from 18 months to beimer!" died aa a result of then, would he based on what a on« year. But. the first batch of talking with Commissioner of Agriculture academy of General Practice would have the husband * * • ~ N»than Mayo about the serious loss of the medical srhools "adjust their cirricula so wound* Incurred in World War captain receives today, not oa 9,733 draftees entered service Mother (to 8-year-old son): What are you looking for? I service. Ilia rank waa ciptaln what he received In World War Monday without Incident and the Bon: Nothing. market In 8anford. that all their graduates wert well trainee In the A m y . Wilt the amount t# I. Mother: You’U find It In tha box where th* cocoanut candles w em ». As If pieces of a Jig saw puzzle fitting to- gereralists capable of treating the entire pa- which I am entitled be based on Q. My wife and I both signed draft I* being accepted. * * * At the moment, on h it way gather, the matter then came before the tient." a note when we received our Gt hum* after a state visit to Iran, A cannibal chiefs son waa suspended from a mission school g horn* loan. Wo now want to sail Adenauer la preparing to enter State Cabinet with Governor LeRoy Collins tan day*. HU mUdemeonor: buttering up too many teacher*, On the face of it, the number of doctors our house and lot th* buyer take Important trade negot'atlon* r.tth o twr. by Bennett Cerf. Dietributed by King restarts BrsdlssU. . and Agriculture Commissioner Nathan Ma­ in this country is adequate. But, as Dr. over th* loan. I plan to apply Russia. . yo looking into ways and means of placing Phelps points out, there is some maldistrato VA for release of liability to The Soviet government has long emergency _____ _r funds to work in rebuilding and butlon. Training u higher proportion of gethe Government. If this release been seeking better relations IAFF*A*DA> la granted, will it also Ineluda replacing the very Important assot to Sc- ncrui practleioners, and recognizing their Though he reluctantly eitabmy wlf*? minole County and the farmers of the area. extraordinary importance in communities Ushd diplomatic ralatlone with By UNITED PRESS A. Yes. If you are released of Few realize the number o f people th at have too few specialists, would do much DALLAS. Tta.: Ralph Yarbor liability, your wlf*, too, will ha Russia, Adenauer has not proved responsive to Russian gesture*. employed at the Sanford State Farmers’ to improve the situation. ouch, Democratic senator-elect, released. • • No Russian Talk* on seeking an Increase in the in­ Market and the value of the payroll in req . Ie it possible to go to a He has said publicly that he come tea exemption when he gets school below the collegqlevel, lpect to Sanford’s economy. to Waihlngton: under th* War Orphans Educa­ At the present time we do not have the "I shall be the exemption’* big tion program? It has come to be accepted a* almost a ENTER HERE ■xaet number of employes— but with the gest spokesmen In Washington.’ A. Yes, provided you already SAN DIEGO, Calif. -«I»-B ur truism th at Americans are forever seeking six* of the organization# doing business on have completed or -quit your re­ glare broke into the rear wall of the market, the number must run into a new sensations. Rut a persuasive case can NEW YORK) Former President gular high ichool, and the below- Jack Shultx’a surplus store three be made for the idea that vast numbers o ’ Truman on his plana: college course will equip you for times within a few weeke. Shultz, sizeable sum. tired of repairing the damaged To be sure, any loss of this kind has a Americans, far from seeking whnt is new ”1 don’t know myself where a (pacific vocational goal. l ’U be from week to week." Q. I am going lo school under wall, hung a sign over tho jagged nnd different, incline to favor whatever is great Impact on the local economy, and the Ui* Korean GI Bill, and I expect opening: "Main Entrance." tragic fire will be felt momentarily until the commonplace and repetitious. WASHINGTON: W i l l i a m a that ray entitlement will run When it comes to music, for example, they Doherty, president of the Nation­ out before l full operation of the market operators gets finish my course. want to hear the same paltry tunes over ani al Asan. of Letter Carriers, on The school does not operate on back into swing again. One thing now thnt we can look forward over again. They like their movies predict Postmaster General A rthur Sum- a quarter or semester basis. Is marfield'a warning of a cut In it possible for my entitlement to ,.t o is a new. modern, year round operated able, and always with « happy ending. The postal service: b* extented so that I can TV comedians they prnlso do the same rou market with the Intest innovations in cooler “ People will get poor sendee. complete the course? tines endlessly. This if compounding, not solving ipace. A. If you have completed the If such persons would climb out of their the problem." major part of your course, your cultural ruts long enough to look nbou: entitlement may be extended tq them, they might find that there really are NEW YORK: Frank A. Daniels tho end of the course or for Dally e s e e p l S a t u r d a y , S u n d ay a n a rhrU tm as. some (to them) new nnd interesting sensa­ general manager of tho Raleigh nine week*—whichever Is the 4 -5 p u bllihtd S a t u r d a y p r s s e e d l a e C h rlatm aa. tions to be savored. We suggest n dip into N. C. News A Observer and shorter period. {J»f. IC*« fCATVBUflBMCATt, loo. «t|U MM Veteran* living in Central Times and chairman of the Amer­ • s t a r s * aa aaanad r l a a , m a t t a r O cto b er I t I t l l a t poetry, the !>est of which condenses n great ican Newspaper Publishers Assn. Florida who wish further Infor th * F aat Of flea a f S a a f o r d F l o ri d a , u n d a r t h a Aat "Keep trying. He’a in there somewhere.” af Coagre e* a f M a re h I. 1171 deni of life into a few striking lines. We Postal Committee, criticising • mation about their various bene­ ( ft ICO I'RftK IN fl E d ito r and P u b l i s h e r recommend also, looking hard nt fine paint­ proposed postal rate increase for fits should write or visit the MARION HARMAN S R . R i a a u t t a a E d l t a r ings nnd sculpture to draw from them the newspapers with over—8,000 press VA Office at 42 E. Central Ave., ■ T I L T H J. C U a n t N O . A d T artlaln g M a n a a a r Orlando. meaning their creators intended. Or they runs: SAVE ttn m c R im o N raths “Such classification plays into t l a p a r waak Ona Month II I t d I t C a rr la r can listen to some of the great wealth of w h en your money earns that big th* hands of those who want gov­ Tlir a a M o atti, S l i Month, Ona T aar music-^-everythlng from sweet songs to ernment to classify the press by “ I’m used to erasy things hap »»•* M il Ill.lt p e n I n g in these Hollywood All O b l t a a r r aotlcaa. card* of th a a k a . raao lu tlo n a a n d yearly dividend mighty symphonies—that is available to law for penalties or preferment. Hills, but this la th* craslest yet." ■atlaaa a f a d t a r t a l n m a a t f a r t h a p u rp o aa of ra ta ls* f u n d a will ha aharpaO f a r a l r a o u l a r a d r a r t l s l a e r a t a a anyone with the knnek of selecting good It la a threat to our fra# press." T h a H arald la a s a s m b s r a l t h a U a l t s d Prsoo rndio programs nnd for the price of a few LONDON: Labor!!* Mr*. Elw hich la a a l l t l a d a i a l u a l a a l y to t h a uaa for rapubllcaWASHINGTON: President El ran* White moving an amendent with Injured safety. good records. t l a a af all t h a loaal aawa p r t a t a d In Ihla n a w t p a p a r senhower before the Advertising in the House of Commons on a All this may sound dismally like culture Council on the possibility of R a p raaa atad N a tio n a lly by O anaral A d ro rtl.l.a films bill: S t ra in # tae 101 O ao r o '* S a rln t, Htnh ntda with a capital C. It is that. And there’s more tax cut next year; "I am told that in the United A tlanta O aorota excitement In it than a whole bnrrelful of "As much ns we hate taxes, States, the genera) attitude I* pence Is an objective thnt over­ that children are little adults and Tag* 4 Frldny, April 5, stale entertainment. riden our aversion to high taxes— ean see adult films. Bom* of us Veteran Administration, We need over again contrariwise to all If taxes are needed.” might think that adult* are Only this bill, because present laws, evidence submitted in the claim; large children when we look at HOLLYWOOD; P h i l i p May, are discrimitory, providing benl- Thnt remedial legislation is American films." neighbor of Hungarian actress fita to a certain^ group of veterans needed to stop the VA’s bureau­ Eva Unrtok’e cx-boy friertd, Fran only, to the exclusion of all cratic abuse of power denying cit Murray, on a brawl between Milwaukee Is located at the other groups of veterans; Many Justice to many veterans Is Murray and Miss Bartok’s second junction of the Milwaukee, Mero. To the Editor ■lisnbled veterans nra wrong­ husband, Alexander Pool: monee and Klnnlcklnnlc Rivers. The Henfii'd Herald fully excluded from benefits by very obvious. The proposed 11.R. Sanford, Fla. present discrimitory luws and the 2502 with lta provisions for Ju unjust nrbitary VA decision* of dlclal Review is the remedial Dear .Editor: The Veteran* Security Act, If. rejection in disabled veterans legislation needed. Veteran* It. 2M2 in Congress would pro­ claims. The VA denied » veter­ should write to their congress vide equitable benefit* to veter­ an* claim by error, Claiming lha man asking his support for Tha ans disabled in any military ser­ veterans disability did not exist Veterans Security Act H. R. 25vice. Would allow a veteran to Until several months after dis­ (12, end are Invited to contact be represented by nn attorney charge from the military service. our committee A d Join in our of his choice, Would permit in Then Inter again rejected the campaign for our Veteran* spections of VA file* end record* ■am* claim on th* ground* that! Rights Bill. WAS 499.95 by the veteran end or hi* attor­ DISABILITY EXISTED TRIOR Sincerely Your*. ney, and provide fur Judicial TO ENLISTMENT. The VA hn«j John L. Wilder, Chairman Review, in court, from any un stubbornly upheld such old United Veterans Committee just or arbitrary decision of the erroneous decisions over andJacksonville, Missouri. .¥"» «“» ””*■» toiw 6. r. Maldistribution Of Doctors Try and Stop Mo V e te ran s Corner Quotes From News Culture The Sanford Herald : i Letters To The Editor 0110daysonly! ] Shrine Club Benefit Enjoy Treezer living with this new Deluxe WESTINGHOUSE FREEZER! Baseball Game SANFORD PRICES 1957 BUICKS I V Saturday Night 7:30 p. m. Sanford Memorial Stadium A Big 72-lb. Roll-Out Bosket I SANFORD, FLORIDA A Deep Door Shelve* hold 68 cartons in full view I Minneapolis - vs - Dallas A Only 82* wide! Saves space! A Guard Lite! Interior Light! '5 NICHOLSON BUICK CO. PHONE FA 2.188S A Four Quick-Freeze SbalvMl ★ Thre* Big Reach-In Food Compartmanta up topi We can deliver you a new 1957 Buick 4 Door Sedan equipped with Dynaflow Standard FOR ' 4 /A O * Equipment M If You Desire Radio, A dd $100.00 399-95 Brand new 1857 modal UK-14 Door Prizes To Be Given Away Admission $1.00 inch tax Sizes from 9 to 20 cu. ft. in upright and cheat-type model*. Baggerly Appliance Center 115 S. .MAGNOLIA yo u c a n b i S U R E ...ip rhon# FA 2-3672 rriA'Vestinghouse �THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. April 5, 1957 Page 5 Additional Society Conning The News ■T VIRGINIA CONN Thursday morning a coffee was given by Dornell Kilcline for those who had helped with the fashion show held in March at the Mayfair Inn. The table was lovely with candles and red lilies. Spring flowers brightened -nhrr corners in the living room. Blue­ berry muffins and other fattening edibles were served. Marge Mar tin, the VAH-4 representative, poured the coffee. Attending weru Mallle Barlow, Teresa Martin. Millie Thomas, Pat Hansen. Mike Stone. Jean Stetson. Katie Jackson, Betty Guy. Polly Savage. Hisel Rowell, Mary Munta, Doris Francisco, and Ginny Conn. Ruth and Joe Tully are the proud new parents of a baby girl born Wednesday night at the Seminole Memorial Hospital. HATU bridge was aeld at Dodie King’s Thursday afternoon. There were three tables of bridge, and extremely interesting hands. The cool breeses swept through the house, and made the after noon even more delightful. Pres­ ent were Marty Mlllsaps. Anita Hadden, and her mother, Mrs. Hildebrand. Mike Stone, Mac Ed­ wards, Mallie Barlow, Treta Mi­ chel, Jean Dooley, Ruth Norvell, Jeanne McGuire and a substitute, (me) Jeanne McGuire is another bride in VAH-9. She and Wendall are living in DeBary, next door to our other newly-marrieds, Paul and Lois Grundcr. Dropped In to sec Polly Bru­ baker and Spook Hook this morn­ ing. They were peacefully baskIny in the sun on Polly’* hwn. When the annual race for the best tan is held, these two will be way ahead. Incidentally. Polly and Spook GAVE the coffee at the B. 0. Q. the other morning for the Bears and Mildahns of fia M o n a h Author E. Corey and .son Seth are leaving tonight to return to their home In Boston, Mass, after having spent several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Jullu* Ding- faldar. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. McDonough of Chattanooga, Tenn. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Shelby and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mims this week. Mrs. McDonough is the sitter of Mr. Shelby and Mrs. Mims. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bisek and ton, Jeffrey Scott left this morning for their home in Alex­ andria, Minn. They plan to visit relatives In Wildwood, Chicago III, and Minneapolis, Minn, enroute to their home After having toured the southern states and spent three months in Florida, the Biseks were reluctant to leave the ‘‘land of sunshino". Charles Torres, son of M-Sgt. and Mrs. Walton M. Torres of Geneva was among the Fort Benning Children’s Schools eighth grade contestants in this years Chattahoochee County spelling contest. Mr. ‘ and Mr*. Lawrence Har­ rison and children. Mary Kate and Drew of Atlanta, Ua. will ar­ rive Monday to spend their varation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Carlton and family this weekend will be, Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Raggett, Terri, MariBcth and Johnny from Tallahassee Mrs. Irene Watt, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bisek and son Jef­ frey Scott spent n delightful weekend at Ormond Beach in Daytona. \ VAH-ll. I guess it didn't occur to me that they should bo so generous when I erroneously re ported that they had made the arrangements. Sorry. Another goof to chalk up on the ever growing list. Our sympathy to the owners of the Sanford Farm er's Market and the truckers, who lost so much In the terrible fire early Thursday morning. It was indeed a holo­ caust. Alice Mills twin sister is visit­ ing her, and I will have to run them donyn—never ran find Alice at home. Understand that San ford navy abound in . Identical twins. We should get them all together and take a picture for Life. This would be on# more way to put Sanford in the public eye of the nation. Have been following with revul­ sion the scribblings in another newspaper of a former governor. How such drivei can be printed and the character paid for it I do not know. My morning cup of coffee is ruined, but I continue to torture myself to see if one thing of merit is said. Has any one else found out how the lejti stature is proceeding, or do you simply see as I do, a constant rehash of the magnificent pro­ jects accomplished by this ego­ tist while he was in office To me. It is an insult to the very fine reporters we have on our Florida newspapers. Mrs. C. L. Arnold Gives Inspiring Class Devotional Mra. Robert Feth. FRIDAY 3 p.m,—Circle Number K Th* Intermediate 4 department of the First Batplst Church wil Mra. L. I. Frasier, Ckattm— have a social in the educational Hostess, Mrs. L. F. Boyle, S4M Mellonvlll* Ave. Building at 7:30 p. m. I p.m.—Clnel* Number Ik At 7:30 the Adult Instruction Class will be Held in the Parish Mrs. F. IL Hill, Chairman. “ * House of tho Holy Cross Episco­ teas, Mrs. J.A. Harroid, S14 8*0pal Church. Visitors are welcome th Park Ave. 3 p.m.—Circle Nnmber 4, Mr*. to attend with no obligation. The Upsele Community Pres­ Kirby Fite, Chairman. Hoeteaa, byterian Church officers and tea­ Mrs. Ralph Leonard, Daletplaa cher* will meet a t the chureh at Drive, DeBary. Co-hostess, Mm, 4:30 p.ra. AH officers and tea­ E. M. Hoke. chers are urged to be present. 2:30 p.m. Circle Number T, SArURDAT Mrs. H. G. Brehen*, C haim na From 5 p. m. to • p. m. the Hostess, Mrs. J . E. Baker, IMG Sacrament of Pennance will be West 1st Street 9:45 a.m.—(Brcie Number •» administered in the chapel of the Mr*. Harry Woodruff, Chaairman. Holy Cross Episcopal Church. The R. A’a of the First Baptist Hostess, Mrs. Georg* Stine, 4 t t Church will meet at 9:30 a. m. Summerlin Ave. I p.m. — Evening Circle Num­ MONDAY Circles of the First Method­ ber 1, Mrs. Floyd O- CaeO, ist church will meet ae follows. Chairman, Educational Building Circle No- 3 meets with Mra. of the Church. Hostesses, Mrs. R. T. Cowan, 11S Summartln Marguerite Graham, Mra. K. J . Routh, Mrs. John Krider, 8 r. Ave, 3 p. m. 8 p.m. Evanlng Circle Number Circle No. 6 meets with Mra. 2. Mrs. Sidney IveaJII, Chair­ Theo Pate, 120 W. 18th. St., 3 man. Host***, Mise Rebecca p.m. Stevens, 821 Perk Ave. Co-konCircle No. 7 meets with Mrs. tess Mrs. Mery Earl Walkar. A. B. Stevens, 1300 Sanford • p.m.—Evening Circle Num­ Ave., 3 p. m. ber 3, Mr*. Hervay H. Hale, Circle No. * meets with Mrs. Chairman. Hoateaa, Mra. W. R, ENJOYING i'llK THURSDAY MORNING COFFEE given by Mrs. .11 are. left to right: Mr*. Doris Francisco, Mrs. Hatel Rowell. Mrs. Z«b Ratliff, 1800 Park Ave., 3 p. Anderson, 318 Oak Ave. CoDornell Kltcline for those who helped with the fashion show Mts'ch | Gene Stetson, and Mrs. Marge Martin (poirlng). (Staff Photo) m , hostess Mrs. Curtis Hughes. Circle No. 9 meets with Mrs. Tha Elsie Knight Circle uf th* M. L. Wright, McKinley Hall, 3 First Daptlit Church will m eet p.m. with Mrs. H. II. Moreland, 1110 The W.M.S. of the First Bap­ Palmetto Ave. a t S p.m. tist Church will meet at 10:45 a. TUESDAY m. A covered dish luncheon will The Pilot Club will hold Its be served at noon, and e* ' p.m regular business meeting a t Y The Gleaners Class of th* a program will be enjoyed. p.m. at the Yacht Club. The board First Bapll«t Church met at th# The Sunbeams anu U. A.’* of heme of Mr*. Myron Smith, Flora th* First Baptist Church will will meet at 7:30 p.m. The State Baptist W. M. U. Height*. Tuesday evening for ] meet at 3:30 p.m. meeting will be held in Gaines­ ngular business and social meet The Elsie Knight Circle (Bus Ing. Mrs. II. \V. Rucker presld iness Women) of the First Bap­ ville, April 9-10. The Circle meeting of tho ed. tist Church will meet at the Mrs. Willie B. Pippin gave th# hom# of Mrs. II. A. Moreland. First Methodist Chureh sre an follows: devotional taken from Mitt, 1110 Palmetto Ave. Circle Number 1 meets with 18:2123, telling th# Easter story The Boy Scouts of the First Mrs. Marvin Dyal, 505 Plumas* She closed with a prayer. Mrs Preebyterlan Church will meat Dr. 9:45 a.m. Berta Corttell read the minutes In the Scout Room at 7 p.m. Circle Number > meets with of the last meeting and Mrs. A. The Women of the First Pres­ Mrs. J. A. Calhoun, 2039 MellonKendall gave the monthly Sun byterian Church will have their ville Ave., 9:45 a.m. day School reports. Circle meetings as follows: Circle Number 3 meet* with "Personal Touch Pays On The Session of the First Pres­ Visitation” was given by Mrs. byterian Church will meet in the Mra. W. L. Kirk, 402 Summer­ lin Ave., 9:46 *.m. Rucker. The group esntains then Session Room at 7:30 p.m. Circle Number 4 meet# with reported on sick member*. After 3 p.m. -/Circle Number 1, Mrs. routine business Mrs. C. A. And- Victor Hrown, Chairman. Hostess, Mra. Geo. Chapman, 2104 Cor­ dova, 9:45 a.m. erson Jr. gave the benediction. Mrs. W, R. Anderson, 318 Oak Th# Brownl* Scouts of th s A social hour was enjoyed with prlies going |o Mr*. D. K. McNab Ave. Co-hostess, Mrs. Victor First Presbyterian Church will Brown. meet In the Youth Building at and Mrs. V. G. Hasty. 3: p.m. Circle Number 2, Mrs. 3 p.m. Punch and cake were served hv The Pioneers of th# First Pro* the hostes*css to tha following' R. C. Maxwell, Chairman. HosMrs. C. A. Anderson Jr., Mr*. teas, Mrs. Jay Deck, 410 Mag­ byterlan Church will meet fos D. K. McNab, Mra. IV. B. Biln- nolia Ave. Co-hostess, Mrs. R. fellowship and recreation In the Youth Building from 4 p . a son. Mr*. II. W. Rucker, Mrs. C. Maxwell. 12 Noon—Circle Number 3, through 8 p.m. N. V. Echole*. Mrs. II. II. Newmann, Mrs. L. A. Harvey, Mrs. Mrs. P, T Piety, Chairman, Ed­ Tuesday Willie Pippin, Mrs. V. G. Hasty, ucational Ruilding of the Church Th* Sanford Junior H lgl Mrs. W. McLellan, Mrs. J T. for luncheon. Hostesses, Mrs. E. School P-TA will meet at 8 p .a Lewis, Mrs. Arale# Rarineau, T. Tideman, Mrs. Warren Ewing. a* th* school. There will be Mrs. J. L. Jackson, Mr*. N. J. nomination of officeri. Ray­ Stenstrom, Mr*. J. T. Hardy, John Fox, Mrs. Berta Cottrell, burn Mllwc* will speak on ”Tht Mrs. A. J. Walker, Mrs. A. Kend­ and a visitor, Mr*. Toni Pitch- Immediate Plans for Ron fort Burnley, Mrs. ford. Schools." MODELING "CRAZY IIATS" at the VAH-7 nionlhly luncheon yesterday at the Mayfair Ian were, all. Mrs. W- C. Irlt to right: r*. It. J, Itarahin, Mrs. John IV.’ig It, Mrs. John Price and Mrs Si Johnson. (Photo hj Bergstrom) Gleaners Class Meet A t Smith Home Tuesday Eve. Mrs. L. H. Trip. Kev Ave. was hostess to the Golden Circle Class meeting of the First Bap­ tist Church Tuesday evening. Mr*. Harold Heckenhach served was co-hostess. Class preisdent. Mrs. Boh Laudrelh opened the meeting with a pMyer. An attendance conlest was planned with the winning group to he entertained with a spaghetti supper by the losing side. Also "set” visiting dav» for Hroup leaders and member* wa* suggested. Visit* to prospective member* were urged. The class requested Mr*. Walt­ er Brook, personal minister chairman, to semi an Easter gift for a chosen orphan boy at the Raptist Children’s home in la k e ­ land. Sincere regrets were expressed (hat Chaplain and Mrs. Charles L. Arnold are soon to leave San­ ford. Mrs. Brooks presented Mrs. FREE estimate and FAST Arnold with a gift expressing deep SERVICE on electric clock re­ appreciation for her loyalty to pairs. Only factory new part* the Golden Circle Class during Used. their affiliation with the Naval The wives of VAH-7 met yest witness the farewell gift of a WALTER II. TRAPP Air Station. erduy in the ballroom of the May Jeweler At the conclusion of the bust- fair Inn for a luncheon and silver calling tray presented to ness session, a most inspiring “Crazy Hat" show. The tables Mrs. John Price who will leave 111 K. Second St. “ Chalk Talk" was given by Mrs. were uniquely decorated with ar­ Sanford as soon as her husband Arnold with Mrs. G. B. Drake rangements of spring flowers and completes his duty with the Han­ New watches, watch bands, excrVent reconditioned watches. tinging two lovely hymns. "Both Easter hats in pastel colers, from ford Naval Air Station. The Ilnnr*t esp.rt watch repair­ were at their best in presenting Yowell's Department Store. c o u p decided that Mrs. It. J. ing. You will he •■tlsliril. this unusual devotional emphasis­ Approximately fifteen were on I.arahnii had created the "crux- Open every Saturday night. ing the clean 'Whiter Than | hand to enjoy the luncheon and iest hat". Show’ life of a true Christian." Th# group played two games with attractive prises awarded to Mrs. Eugene Pennington and Mrs. C. L. Arnold. Home made pies. coffee mints and nuia were served toMrs. R. C. Whitmire, Mrs. Gordon Frederick , Mrs. Jack Hamm, Mrs. Billie Browning, Mrs. Eugene Pennington, Mrs. Carlton Todd, Mrs. Jane Par­ ker. Mrs. Walter Brooks, Mrs G. B. Drake, Mrs. Claire Tanner, Mrs. Charles L. Arnold. Mr*. Boh Landr»lh, Mrs. R. E. Brown, Mrs. L H. Tripp. Mrs. HeroM Hcckenbach and Mrs. M. M. Cle­ J M i -----------------^ ■, veland. 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Crystlc Drive A Lake Mary Blvd. Phone FA 2-UJt *r Phone FA 2-3013 After 7 PM . AT— ____ These home* in Little Venice, Loch Arbor can be financed one of three way*; V. A. — ConventionalF. H. A. in Service. T &U'jio -V m zM W j/fl ! Corner E. 1st and Sanford Ave., AcroM the corner from Chamber of Commerce t WI OUCl l C H I I M I I f i r * rrtjr �r* ~ . .. CV>' Vf--? 11HT JJ ul Fans To Get Good Show Saturday Night A t Shrine I Benefit Game Sa dO uurtd Legal Notice SPORTS Effort To Bring mM r&zxr*:"£irDA C lass D Baseball ToSanford Folds m^srsi,r? « r m circuit cwumt. s n t u t a w c i r , n amo n m • e t n tw e i i b r t m r m r GARDENS INC Plaintiffs HARTLEY e t el irria i to m m o S ^ S tu rrTVTiTwiBf«: _caiu> . . . th e h e irs .at law e t W IU - The valiant effort to bring A J u i' Class D Florida State League DOlfAt.P, h i e wife: W . A baseball to Sanford folded late SIMMON* a n d ----------------MM - yesta.day afternoon almost as ra­ ■n r o f pidly aa the movement had begun S E V t o S M ff t h e i r u n k n o w n e p e a i e e . heir*. some six days ago. ag atao a, ------"eet, t e Savlaaa*. grsateee. tills Irnttaaa With. apparent backing enough cr a d l t o ra seel: and othar psrfli«*ctelmlna hr. to make the season financially •lly the throush. nadar or eaalnet any at the abova, namad defend­ group mat with the Neuf York ant! who ere daewtatd. and Giants in a last desperate attempt anr er ail partlee haring anr to make the project a success. fifei« . li'.’s.'i.iw:::; described, said lende aHualajl. Jaek Schwan reflected the feel­ trine and belts In Seminole ing of the Giant system. "We have County, Florida, to-wlti Oovirment Lot I ot Section IS, always bad three D teams and -n Townahip SI. lUtee *».*»•*• wa have never had four. We sim­ id goriramenl Lot t haring ply were not prepared to fumith u :i tn plattad and now being a r pari of CRYSTAL HOWL l o - players for another team. AH F it ion to cAssKLBBnnr. that stopped ut was men. We gemlnole Coontr , Florida, aa- would have liked to put the deal eordlaa to tha pUl thereof ao recorded In Hat Book (. pa«a through, but not more than two IS of tba Public Record# of or possibly three men could we Semiaole Countr. Florlda ttd have furnished that would be even considered prospective profession­ V tfW rr V C H ' « TION. Seminole Countr. Florida al material.” according to tba plat theraof aa John Keeling spoke for the or­ r tT*rofd|ha ganisation that was to form as m t S f t W b sVlOHKS "ad ­ a non-profit corporation when ne dition TO CASSBLIUSKHY, "We'll not taka the scripSeminole Countr. Florida, ac- laid, J2Sl"s to lha plat ib.renf aa lags from the bottom of the bar­ reearded In PUl Book f paurt rel." It aud «t of ihs Publlo Rec­ Schwart said that at thia late ords of Semlaola Couatr. Flor­ date the only players they could ida TOU AR B I IB R B B T N O . . H K D use to field a toam would be (be t h a t t h a P l a i n t i f f # h erein h a r e Ins u i t a g a l a a t ; y o u I n . t h e scrapings from thskicraplngs of C i r c unit i t C ae u__ rt __'af ___ t h e ..... N in th J u d i c a l the barrel. "The 01 inly team we "lamlnol# C l r c a i t lo a n d* f a r S im ln o la C o u n t r . F lo rid a , t a n u l t l t h e i r t i t l e l o could field here would be the t h e s h o r e daaerlbad property a l u a t - cast-offs from the other three ° R ad. l y i n g a n d b e l n s In* S e m l n n l a . C s u a tr . F lorida aa berelnabora d e ­ s c ri b e d You a r e h t r . h r rauulrari lo f i t s r e u r a n t w t r w ith i h t C l a r k o f t h a C ir c u it C o urt. Id a n d f o r S em in o le C ounty. F lorida a n d t e r r a p co n y tharaof u p o n W E W t n d e r t i e t t l P a r k A v an u a S o u t h W i n t e r P a r h . F lo rid a. a t i o r p e y f o r t h e P le ln tlff a , In i h e t t l d e c t l e a o n o r before t h e I t h d a y o f May, A. II H i t , flee ■ Dacraa P r o C o n faaen will he e n t e r e d a a a l n a t y o u I T IS O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s h a p u h llah ed In t h e Hanford l l a r a l d . a aew e p ap er p u b llah ed In Sem inole C o u n ty . P l o rl d a . once each week f a r fo u r e o n e s c u t l r a w e e k s W IT N E S S l h a bend of th e C lerk a f t h a C ircu it Court, a n d Ihe o r a l o f the C ir c u it Co urt. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y F lo rid a, th is I n d d a y 01 A p r i l A D. I t l T O P Ifem don C lerk o f the Circuit C o u r t . Mamlanl* Coun ty. F l o r i d a By: A r ia J l.u n .h iu ltt, Deputy C l t r k (SEAL) W B. W l n d . r w . e d l e . SSI P a r k A r t n u t South W i n t e r P a r k . F l o ri d a Class D teams, and I don’t think Sanford would have been happy with the arrangement.” Flash hope and enthusiasm rippted through Sanford when FSL secretary Peter Schaal released news of the prospective hopes of felldlng a team hare. By today It was evident that it was a much too late to even entertain the possibility this year. " I just hope the FSL can last tha year with only seven teams,” Keeling said. Schwarz said last night that Ihe Giant organisation thought Ihe decision of the Sanford group to give up for this year was basic and sound. "It was awfully laic lo even start considering a team," he said, "and wllh complications arise like they did In this situa­ tion. the following delays only make a bad situation worse. Ap­ parently the group had tha city behind them, and that's good." Then Schwarx offered a recom­ mendation: "What the group should do now is start working on Ihe baseball project through- the winter. Get Ihe town worked up; get plenty of pledges for money and support behind them; form an organisation that Is snund and with sound backing. Then let them make application to Ihe FSL for a franchise—If they do all that, they'll be heard." M trricn o p pu b l ic h u a rd o • n P N O P oani iiia n iie s and A M ENDM ENT * IN CKHTAIN I l l s TMfCT* AND B O I N U A H IS U OP THB SO NISI* IIRIHNANCM OF V N h CITY O P M N F I H I D . P L O I t USA Notice la h t r t l . r u l v . n t h a t a P u b l i c l l t e r l n a will lit h eld a t th e o ffice of t h e C ity Coim nlaalon In t h # ClIF H e l l lo Ihe C ity o f Hano frd . F lo rid a, at |: * a o'clock P M . A p r i l I t . 11*7 to ro nelder t h e folIn w ln p r h a n i t ! a n d a n i e n d m e e t e to t h e Zoning O rd in an ce o f t h e C ity o f S an fo rd F lo rid a : la) The p r o p e rty tuned In D la tr lc t f l-l- A A tH lnglsF a m i l y ) , b o und.d on N o rth S am ln o le llo ulavard. K . a t hv M.llouv llla Avenue S o u th by Hecond S t re e t , a n d W e a l by lha e a a t pro. m l l y ). h n iiad ad on N o r th party line of t“h a auUbdL by Second S traat, Kant by vlalon o f P l r a t S t r a a t Exn n r t h a n u t h a l l e y h«tweeii la n a ln a la p r o p o a .d t o ba E l m a m i S l y r t l e Aven u.a, r h a n c a d In ll-S ill u l U p l * Houlh by F o u r t h H t r e . t Kamliy > Dlatrlct. a m i W a t t l,y n o r t h - a n u l h (b) The property toned In allay batw aen L aural am t D l a t r l c t tl-1 t H I n g i a - F a . F re n c h A v e n u e a la p ro I ly l. lo cated on tlie F..tat piia.il In ba c h a n a . i l to II • aid . o f Mapla Avanu* ba3 ( M u l t i p l e - F a m i l y ) Dla­ tween F lra t and Fifth trlc t. Halit p r o p e r l y h e l n s HI r e . I ■ te p ro p o sed In he m o r a p a r t i c u l a r l y il.acrlb e h a n ( « t to ll-S (M u ltip lead aa Lota S t h r u |n F am ily) Dlatrlct Halil Block A T i e r C; Lola I p r o p a rt y h aln g m n ra p a r ­ t h r u 14 B lo ck t T l.r 1 t i c u l a r l y il»«rrl!it.| aa I .o il W a I th ru 5 Block t S ami * lllock S T i e r S: T i e r S; a m i L o ta I t h r u Lota € th r u 1# B lo ck I III Block 5 T l . r T; anil Iota T U r S; W a i t u n a - h a l r of I t h r u i B lo c k s t l . r S. of n i o c k S T l . r *: am i I j i I. r. ft T r a f f o r d ’! Map of e t h r u II Block e T l . r S. Hanford o f K n . TraffnriVa Map of At) p a r t i ! ! In I n t a r r a t a n d r i l l Hanforit, n . ah a l l h a v a a a o p p o r t u n i t y to (e) T h a property xnnail In D la t r l c t lt-1 ( S l n s l e F a - be h e a r d a t aald h e a r i n g . By o r d a r « f t h a c i t y Cnnimla• Inn o f l h a C ity o f Hanford, F l o r ­ ida. t h i a SSIh ilav o f M arch. I l i l . I t N HATER Aa City D a r k o f t h . C i t y of H anford . F l o r i d a Pitching To Decide Red Sox Outcome In '57 Season By LEO M. FE«F.IWEN United Fr*«t Sports Editor SARASOTA, Fla. W - The Bos ton Rod Sox’ million doUar offer for pitcher Iftrb Score was In tsrpratad aa an admission by their front office that they can’t win with what they’ve got. Last year at this time the Yaw key mllllonlarei were tabbed as a likely pennant winner, but Man ager Mike Riggins’ pitching went sour and they wound up in fourth plsee, IS games behind the Yan­ kees. That’s why lllgglns says that pitching will determine how far the club will go in 1137 He also admits he has lo “straighten out my Infield.” The one department of the Red Sox srhleh Is of solid pennant-win­ ning caliber is the outfield with Ted Williams in left, Jim Pltrsail Ir. canter and Jack Jensen In right. Williams, eager to win the batting title, hit 443 In 193* wiUi 12 RBIs while Jensen batted 413 with tT RBIs. Pltrsall, without a peer In the field hit .293 with St RBIs. Other Positions Uncertain But beyond tha outflcll the Red Sox lineup is uncertain. There are three candidates for each Infield post. At first, it’s even- a battle against rookies for each infield post. At first, it’s even a battle against rookies for the veteran Mickey Vernon, who batted 410 last year with 94 RBIs. Billy Goodman, a good hitler who can't make the double play; TediLepcio and two veterans of the baieball trail, Gene Mauch and Billy Klaus, are the second base candidates. Klaus also le In the running for shortstop along with Billy Consolo and Milt Bolling and also can play third. So can Lepcio. Frank Malsone, for whom the Red Sox had such high hopes last spring and then wound up sending him down lo San Francisco and rookie Ken Aspromonlr are the ether third base candidates. Sam White and Pete Daley, who divided the Job last year, and bo­ nus rookie Haywood Sullivan, will handle the catching chores. Slsl»r "Real comer” As fnr pitching, Higgins tabs Dick Sister, who won nine while losing eight list sesson, as "a real comer.” Only Sisler, Tom Brewer 19 9 and Ivan Dslock 13-J lived up to Higgins’ expectations list year. Right hander Frank Sullivan won 14 games while losing seven but he started the season in the potential "20 gamo” class. Bob Porterfield was a disappointment with his 3 12 record and so was (he veteran southpaw Mel Par­ nell with his 7-fl record. Belter things also had been expected of Willard Nixon 9* and George Susre 2-4. Those eight hurters are sure to stick, so its little wonder, off I9M pitching performances, the Red Sox were willing to pay a million dollars for Score. With him the Red Sox feel they could win the SHOE REPAIR Dallai Eagle manager "Salty” Parker Indicated thia morning that the fans would get « good abow tomorrow night when the upstart Eagles face Minneapolis in Memorial Stadium for the only night baseball game of the exhi­ bition season. Minneapolis Is .Gass triple-A and the top team of the New York Giants Farm Syatem. Dallas la Gass Double-A and the second team from the top in the Giant, system. The open game of the MinneapolIs-Dallaa series in Memorial Stadium made a d e a r indication that more than a mere ipring training exhibition game was in progress, and since that time the two teams have developed an in­ tense rivalry that cuts across daaa ratings. Rosie Ryan, sharp-eyed mana­ ger of the Minneapolis Millers is the first to admit that a real gama will be played against them tomorrow night. Not only that, but If you pin him down by direct questioning he'll admit .that Dal­ las gives him trouble with his nerves late In the vital Innings. “That bunch fDallas) alwayi plays their best game against us,” he has said. Ail the proceeds from the game will go toward the wonderful Shrine charity. Carl Hubbell said that for such a cause as this It waa ”a thrill" to break hto prior sehedula about having no night gamei and play the only game of the seasen under the tight! for the Shrine Benefit . Door prltaa are to be awarded between every Inning tomorrow night in the. game scheduled to get underway at S p. m. Laundry "Comes Clean" KNOXVILLE, Tenn. W — Mrs. James Colwell of-the Bronx, N.Y. had a lapse of memory which had police sorting through a truckload of soiled laundry at a motel Tues­ day. Officers recovered 1728 which Mrs. Colwell hid in a pillowcase when she stopped at the motel and forgot untl she reached Chatta­ nooga, Tenn. The USS Holland, which be­ came the first undersea craft lo be commissioned by (he U. S. Navy was accepted on Apr. 11, 1900 for a price of 9130,000- To­ day's atomic submarines cost about 930.000,000 exclusive of (he power plant. Today the submarine serves as a guided missile platform, early warning station, killer of of surface and underwater vet sets, seout, eoaital raider, troop tansport, supply ship, minelayer, and seaplane tender. Tonight's Pitcher For SHS Undecided Just 10 hours before game time tonight in Memorial Stadium, San­ ford Seminole baseball coach Dava Laude still hadn't decided which of his two pitchers, Ken MeMurriy and Eddie Barboisr, be will give the starting nod for mound duty to. Laude said ha would wait until last minute if necessary be­ fore assigning his beginning burler. "Both boys bare worked bard thia week," be said. Tbeta was some indication that starting da­ lles may be given to MeMurray tonight alnca Barbour pitched the last five Innings Tuesday night. "They have both worked hard ex. but they were both this *week, good and strong yesterday after­ noon," Laude said. "Both seem ready for action." The Sanford > Samlnolea forged Into a tie with Cocoa for second place Tuesday night when they rallied in the seventh Inning to beat Melbourne 11-10 In a loosely played game that had 20 erorri committed. Sanford committed II errors In the first two Innings before they settled down to baseball and want the rest of the game with only one more. "Wh want to start strong and stay strong tonight,” Laude said, "and that’s what we have been working on all day." In yesterday’s practices Uw Semlnoles appeared more spirited and enthused than they have aH season. "They want this one," Lauda said of his charges who want anything else before having their winning streak snapped. "The boys are ready to settle down and start playing top flight baseball now, and they want to be In tip-top shape before they meet Winter Park again and Co­ coa for the first time." Laude said this afternoon that lie still thought the Semlnoles could do anything they decided they wanted to do, Including win­ ning the Orange Beit Pennant. "The boys have what it tikes to win,” Laude siad. "If they play a close and wise game tonight, they’ll be on their way.” Orioles Expect To Move Up To 5th Ry b il l McF a r l a n d l/nlted Press Sports WVJter SCOTTSDALS. Ariz. W - The Baltimore Orioles expected to move up one more rung on the placo thirf year—right on «che dule. "We wore seventh in 1935, sixth in 1058 and we don’t find it far­ fetched to believe we'll go Into fifth this year,” said Manager Paul Richards. Then he added "We might even surprise a few by going a notch higher.” Ono rung a year Is the long range plan of the Jut-Jawed man uger-general manager, but he be lievea he has tue pitching to make the first divi.lon immedi­ ately if only his hitters would perk up. "I think wp rsn rount On an Improvement there," said Paul. "Rob Nieman and Gus Triandos Imvc been hitting the ball well this spring and wc have hopes for some of the others.” Teammalex On Base Roth believe they ran produce 100 RBIs this year if their team­ mates can get on base mora of< ten. Those mates include an Infield of Boh Boyd at first base, Billy Gardner at icrond, Willie Miran­ CAIOll MICHIISON, 19. of da at shortstop and George Kail Washington, D C , holds her at third base. trophy attar ihe was chosen This is subject to platooning, “Miss National Press Photog­ rapher of 1937" at the lensmen's particularly against left-handed convention in the nation's capital. pitrhing, for Richards has a high: ly regarded rookie third baseman I in 19-year-oid Rrooks Robinson, pennant. Without him—and that's aho’ll get considerable work pos­ how they are going to he—they sibly with Kell probably switching may have more of a battle than | to first base, they can handls to finish in the Except fnr Nieman, the out­ first division. field is somewhat unsettled. Ai I Pllarcik, a .J31 hitter at Kansas Today's Sport Parade a* OCCAM FRALEY UsHsI Fi«ta Sparta Writer NEW YORK a - Alik Reynolds Jr., Is discovering that It’* mifh* tough trying to ba a drip off old bloek. A few years back, you’ll ramembar, his dad was on# of base­ ball's finest pitchers. But tba young man didn't daclda until three yean ago that be would Ilk* to emulate the famed "Super d rie r et the New Yerk Yankee*. "I wear the same aUe Moes,” young Allie explains ruefuHy aa he strives to make the University of Oklahoma basebaH team "but U’a awfully hard fiUlng them.” Leaks Lite Dad Physically a ringer for his fem ous father, young Allie at » Hands six feet tall and weighs 300 pounds. A geology sophomore at Oklahoma, he, too, la articulate and soft-spokan and — as in the case of the shoes — he w ean his dad’a old glove, jacket and hst. "I’m afraid that’s where the similarity ends,” he grins shyly. ’’I’ve gotten off to a n a l alow atari aa far at a baseball career la concerned and I have a long way to go evan aa far aa playing in ealleia.” The signs were heartening to "Chief" he waa never out of a ible figures as a winner in a , sen yean in the major leagues. Young AllJe pitched a no-hitter In a high-tehool regional tournament aod helped his industrial league summer team to Its league cham plomhip. lh a "Chief” bad admonished his i on that his degree comet f l n t Ha never encouraged the boy to play baseball because, he ■aya "It takes natural ability and a great deal of natural dealre."’ But tinea young All!* baa made his choice, the ‘‘CUef’ is eager to help. It would be nice to be able to report that young Allie 1j a nat­ ural who will be the star of the O. U. team this spring. He wun’t. As a matter of fact, he didn't even make the 34-man tnvellng squad which Coach Jaek Bter took to Austin, T tx , for (he sea son’s opener agslnst Texts. Sooner* Have PoUat Nine But in fairness to young Allie, Baer has a veteran team and tOklahcma is almost as potent in baseball as it is in football. " I’m real green," young Allie admits, “ and I’ve got to work I' * SANFORD Atlantic nadQ kal edu bank. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2.1151 H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FREE DELIVERY 200 J». Park Phone FA 2-1822 DON’T Throw Away Your Tire Dollars Because Your Tires Are Smooth. U t WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Tread* That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. O t h a r l l a b l l l t lt * - U b l l l t U * ____________________________ T o t aJl L T o t a l L ta b ll l t l a a a n d C a p i t a l Accounts . 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Sure it’s easy to talk about base­ ball if you don’t work every spar* minute—and do a lot of thinking about it, too—that’s all you’ll wind up with—just talk." With that kind of attitude, thoae who remember the “Super Chief* won’t discount this chin off tha old block who “ suro would like to make the majors, too.” it ha has any of tl»e old man’s tal­ ents it Just msy be like father, like son. to go. Cincinnati already has provldnd catcher Dutch. Dotterer, plteher Jerry Davis and outfielder Jim Dagree. Davis was one of Nashville's i top pitchers last yen and both Dotted and Dagree are experi­ enced players. Bob Kelly, another 1938 regu­ lar, la back to help with the pitch­ ing choree. Among the younger tossers Ken Hommel and Jim Sprxnkle have looked good. Vete­ ran Cal Howe will be the relief man. If Forrest Fro#ty Kennedy can hit Southern pitching the way ho clobbered Gass B pitchers last yesr, Siller's third base worriej will be over. Kennedy bit 60 home runs Ia n yesr for Plslnview, Tex. He’s been around for nine years in baseball and says he never hit un­ der 400. The first submarine to actually „ , . _ . C A P I T A L A r c t i c VTO sink another enemy vessel under C a p i t a l R tocki C om m on alack , t o t a l p a r 331,000 oa combat conditions was tha Con­ federate "Hunley” built during f t S T t o a r - s s a i ...................... ..................... Baaarvaa tha Civil War. T o t a l C a p i t a l Acco u at* HODGES SH O E REPAIR ACCOUNTS OF 1100 OR MORE By BUM DAISY United Frvaa Sparta Witter NASHVILLE, Tana. fft-DIck Sisler, freshman manager of the Nashvfile Vels, has a ro-*ar of players that could make him • lineup juggler the equal of Casey Stangal. At least six prospective Vols can take their tu n at more than one position. • Like all other Southern Asso­ ciation managers Staler is wait­ ing for more help from a major league team, the Cincinnati Red legs in this cu e. But he knows the players be al ready has are versiUla and he’s not complaining. "The more men we have who can play more than one place, the better off well be," Sisler says. Bookie Manager Slater, whose father George was one of the all-time great first basemen, is getting his first crack at managing after years aa a player. Ha and General Manager Bill McCarthy both a rt optimis­ tic. ” 1 think well have a very strong club when we get the help we need,” Sisler says. That help will include a t least one lnfleider and a couple of pitebaers. * The Vola need a contender to keep the fana coming out to fam ed Sulphur Dell So Sisler will be e playing manager, holding dawn the first base spot. And he also can play outfield If necessary. Stan Hollmlg Don Nicholas and Stan Palys all can twitch from the outfield to the infield. And Harvey Zemia, Charlie Grant and Larry Taylor can handle any of the infield chores except first base. George Schmecs, who hit bet­ ter than 400 last year, ia back in tha outfield. Outfield Strcsg Sisler is loaded with outfisklera as rookies Jim St. Gair, Roy Parker and Buddy Gilbert may make the grade. But if they do some of the older hands will hava Legal Notice FREE PARKING INTEREST ON SAVING Sisler Predicts Strong Boll Club Tba Minn#spoil) Millers length­ ened load to the rivalry se­ ries against Dallas yesUrdsy af­ ternoon to Memorial Stadium as they topped the upstart Eagles 93 in tha 10th inning. Yestoday’s win gave Minnea­ polis four wins out of the six game series. The ball game was ptayed ia tha last two Innings for the ex­ citement, of the day. Dallas went Into the bottom of the ninth be­ hind 4-1 and made a valiant ef­ fort to itay in the game against the smooth machinery of toe top team of the New York Giants fabulous farm system. Don Taussig made the heavy bat pay off for Dallas as be hit a homo run with none on in the ninth to begin the rally. Wtlsy Moore was the next hitter and he homered near the same spot in left field when Taussig had powered the ball over. Two hits later Dallas had t r men on base when Mel ColQ came to bat and rapped out a double that drove in two runs— the game tras tied. In- the top of the 10th Don for Mlnr.eaGrappe drew a_ walk _ polls and Orlando Cepeda crack­ ed a heavy stick to clear the leit fl«ld fence to a sound corner and two runs. Rojts Alou wak tho next batter and he slagged one i out of the park to win the game. The Line Score RUE Minneapolis 221 000 000 3 8 12 0 Dalis ■ 000 100 004 0 S 12 2 City last ytar, may be the regu­ lar in center with Dick Williams, WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd .298 last year, or Carl Powit, 430 at San Antonio, In right. Others bidding for outfield duty include 36 Years la Sanford Tito Francona and Jim Pybnrn. High On Pitching Richards if high on his pitch Ing. None won big last year but ha had no disastrous losers, ci­ ther. No. 1SU7 Dlitrlet No. C Back from last season are Ray C'hartar aiiriiH T o r conditio * o r tiim a.vnroiiu a tla stiu .v vtwval , Moore, a right hander with a 12-7 hank o r sAvruKD. m .omiua in t u k stath o r rLORiu.v. THH CLOSK o r ■LSI.VKIS ON March IS. IMT record last year; Connie Johnson n a L l l HAT K D IN R K a r O N S H T O c a l l m a u u HV I'O M P T M O L LK H o r 9-11, Charlie Beamon, who won THIS CL KKKNCV, t ’NDC It SEC TION •211. U. a. R K V I I K D S T A T U T ES hia first two starts In an imprss Assure sire debut near the end of the C ash , b a l a a e ! # w i t h o t h r r b a a k a la c t u d l n a r# # arv s b a l a n c * . 1,1)1,1(1.11 a n d i-aah Mama In p r u c a t # o t collactlun.. 1968 season, Don Farrarese 4-10, U n l t a d B tataa U o v a x n m t n t o b lly atlo aa. d l r a e l aad Bill Wight 9-12, Mike Forntelcs S .S )l.t3 t.) S ■ u aran tard ----------- --...... ------<i2.a)i as ol Stataa and pollttaal aubdlrlalon! -----4-8, Hector Skiny Brown 9-7 Obligation! 1)2.04# S4 o t h a r bon d !, not*# a a d d a b a n t u r a a and Erv Pallca 4-11. C o r p o r a l # a t o r k a ( In e l u d l a * I l L t o M I atock o f 13,000.0# 9) F a d a r a l I t t a a r r a D a n k ) For relief, the Orioles count 2.3:3.11*.VO f.oana a n d d laco u n ta ( I n c l u d i n g n oaa o v e r d r a f t ! ) chiefly on George Zuverink 7-8, D a n k op r a m i a a a o-vn*d t l . 0 J t . 7 9 f u r a l t a r a a n d 111,3)7.0* (litu rt! 17.204.t ) ..... - ............ ...................... ....... Sandy Consuegra 2-3 and, if he IS.1 U .IS a _ recovers from a chronic arm ail­ O t h rTr o at aala r tAaaata 9.1,1,3(3.11 i.iABiLiTtr.a ment, Billy Loos. "This is an important year In D o m a n d d ap o alta a t I n d i v id u a l# p a r t a a r a b l p a a n d (.917.337 41 our growth,” said Richards. “We T i n a dapoalta o f Individua l*, p a r t a a n h l p ! a a d e o r p o r a t l o a * —..... ............................ 3.0(3.24). S( havo a lot of new talent on the D a p o a l t r o t U n l t a d Btataa ( )o v ar n m # n t 71,231,34 1.111.3 74 14 club and I'm aura we're right on Dapoalta o t H l a t r a a n d p o l i t i c a l au b d lv liln n a __ O l h t r dapoalta I c a r t l t l a d a n d c a a h la r 'a chacka. ate.) 11.311 »7 schedule." T o t a l D*<oalta —■ __ _ I (.110,393 I ) G A S —T O O N S That offera you ihe heat in material and workmanahlp. "WHILE U WAIT SERVICE* Millers Top Dallas 8-5 In 10th Inning R C rO K T o r ". . . and I say that getting too old for that OCTANE gasoline." 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' l . . ’ b r o a d a p rcoo a o f b a n k i n g b u a l n a t a In F l o r i d a . M a n n a r la w h i c h a b o r s - a a m r d o r g a n l x a t l o a la s ( ( l t U l * d w i t h a a t l o a a l ban k a n d dag raa of co n tro l: t l » » ; m a l o r l t v o f t h o a h a r a s a t a a o l t a i atock. F i n a n c i a l r o ta tio n * w i t h b a n k : Slock o t afflllalad b a n k o w n td hv th a a f fllla ta ( o a r v a lu a ) Lean* by t h a a f f i l i a l * ' t o afflllatadi b a . t , ~ j * a w a a r t h a t ' tha* ab o v a * a i a t a m * “n i u T r u . r C n m o a n v d o aolarn*,'. a n d ball*?. *" b • ‘• t a m a n t U tr u a . to t h a boat u t m y k n o w U d a a , W # , \ i « : A L ) *Ub' * , l b *4 «na^hla> r : J d ' r d * y o f A p ril, 1917 N o t a r y P u b lic, a i a t a o t F l o ri d * a t U r T s " l T » ° " c o m V T A u g u . t 11. 1919. E o . d a d h , X a u . a a j S u r a t v c “ a o r e U o ^ . ’ V 1 �— h 'I ■ T B E M iffM P g lA L D > ru J ’ ij5 7 p »g« 7 'Pillars Of Sky’ Starts Sunday A t Movieland la ff chaafler «U1 iM f ■cron la Theatre Saaday ia the!lao*k«*t, W fi-feT-Ieet^. ^ ^ t r i roi« of kU esrw r la Unlversal-IntenuUmtel’s "W lsrs °T the Sky/ which « u fll*** 1° Technicolor ta d CtocffltScope. R anly ha* a hard-hitting aclion itory ef *och u * « j . forec combined Maiitively drawn chiraetars with rich colorful backrrounda of the -g reat Northwejt ao laeeeeefally- Chandler Ii a hora ia thl* one, but daflnitely BOt ooe-diBjenilonal. As the hardtiding cavalry sergeant who takes lore where he finds It, the giant leading man chalka up another hit portrayal. Dorothy lfalone, as the gene­ ral'* daughter who fell in love with Chandler but married one of his superior officers, turns in a delicately shaded characterization which marks her definitely as top star malarial. Her husband Is portrayed by Keith Andes in a role which seems thankless to s ta rt with but builds into one of the season’s surprises. The biggest surprise of all, how­ ever, is Ward Bond, the veteran heavy, who la cast with tremen­ dous sueceia in the deeply sym­ pathetic role of the medical mis­ sionary who finds C h a n d l e r more difficult to convert to the ways of the Lord than the Indians. There la poignant drama In this atory of the Christianized red­ skins of the old Oregon country who are led Into a senseless war against the U. S. Calvary by their ruthless leader. This chief la brought lo life with convincing savagery by Michael Anaara. The sueceia of the film's action is due in no small part to one of the great battle scene dlrectori of all time, George Marshall, who has made <00 films during his 40 years In the motion picture In­ dustry. Producer was Robert Ar­ thur, who worked from a script by Sam Rolfe, based on the Will Henry novel, "Frontier Fury." Additional Church News By DOC QUIGG United Press Staff Canes pendent NEW YORK — The most-un­ paid bills in New York are those owed the grocer, the butcher, the laundryman. The hardest to collect are those j owed the dentist The “ Park Avanus crowd" ofi alleged elite are "getting to be pretty terrible on payment of bills.” Those are the opinions of Abra­ ham Miller, a bill collector, proc­ ess server, and tracer of skipped persons who estimate* that In the last 25 years he has collected more than 5,000 hills and served around 5pO legal papers every­ where from City Halt to gang­ sters' back rooms. Deadbeatlsm, he says, cuts across all layers of civilisation You just can’t pick out one type of person and say his- type leaves more bills unpaid than any other. Actu-a WIT Pay "Take actors," said Abe. "I get quite a few unpaid actors and setresses. The thing Is, you got to time them when they got money. If they have it, you’ll get it. "Tike Park Avenue—I'd *ey 33 Jeff Chandler is a brave, tough per cent of the people 1 deal with calvary aergeant fighting against there are living beyond their Indians with whom he sympathi­ means. The wife has charge ac­ zes in “ Pillars of the-Sky,” Uni- counts ia most of the department versal-International production in stores. I been working Park Ave­ Technie?Ior a n d Cinemascope nue for over 25 years and It’s only which itara Chandler and Dor> In the last six or seven years thy Malone. that there's trouble. In the old days if I got a Park Avenue case I’d simply make a rail and It'd be paid. "But now they're away seven or eight months a year, and you can’t get hold of them. Four or five months In Florida, then TALLAHASSEE M — State back in town a month or so, Turnpike Authority Chairman then away someplace else. Thomas Manuel feels financing Limited Risks and construction of a state-long "Also on Park Avenue we have turnpike to the Georgia line will this thing which is what we call have to wait until the public and kept women.A fellow gets an Investors can be shown the au­ apartment, and he'a living with thority operatei on a "tight house­ a lady friend a la carte. She keeping" principle. cornea In to a butcher and says Manuel, In a report to Gov. sha's Mrs. Jones, her boy friend's LeRoy Collins and the Legisla­ name and has this good address, ture, said the state-long super­ and wanU to open a charge ac­ highway Will be held up until the count and the butcher says glad­ succesi of the “ bobtail" spur ly. Well, the boy friend pays, but from Miami to Fort Pierce is only as long aa they're on friend­ "completely assured." ly term*.” He said that this would show Abe says that dental bllli arc possible investors that the turn­ the hardest to collect because pike authority is operating on the "people put in counter claims principle of "tight housekeeping." that they can't fat, can't sleep, "The authority firmly believes dentures fall out-you get an up­ in the soundness and feasibility per or lower plate, you ran al­ of the extension," Manuel said. ways find something wrong with He said every effort would be It." Abe goes to Florida quite made to effeet a successful fin­ ancing and to commence construc­ Often tracing persons who have tion ion Ihe Fort Pierce-Jackson- skipped town owing bills, and ville section of the road as soon he’s been a t far as New Orleans as possible. ! on this same mission. He says The bob-tail section opened on ! relatives arc valuable for learnJan. 25 and up lo March 15 had ! ing where a person has gone, passed $<590,840. This was far In i “Wo find that in every fami'y excess of pay for the project in there's somebody who doesn't 10 years. j like you." He said with a normal Increase in traffic, it will be paid off in Hubert Fulton, inventor of the less than 15 years. steamboat, was an avid subma­ A slow bond market has held rine enthusiast. He buittt several up marketing of securities to fin­ submesible warships, ono of ance the state-long extension. which was known as the Nautilus. Manuel Feels Turnpike Will Have To Wait FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. and Third St. The Rev. A. C. Mclnnls, Minister Mrs. George Touhy, Director oi Music and Organist Miss Katherine Rrown, D.C.E. Morning Worship 8:45 a.m. Anthem—"List to the Lark” Junior Choir —Communion Meditation— "Christ of the Upper Room” Mr. Mclnr.is Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:50 a.m. Session meets for prayer in the Session Room Morning Worship 11 am. Solo—"Prayer for Communion" Miss Gene Nunnelly Solo ......... ....... Warren Adams Anthem—"Jesus, Our Lord, We Adore Thee” — Chancel Choir A submarine navigates by sou­ United States submarines sank Communion Meditation — "Christ of the Upper Room" Mr. Mc­ nd when submerged. Sound can 2K naval and 1178 merchant travel 3,000 nautical miles or vesseli in World War II operations lnnls against the Axis powers. Sacrament of the lord's Supper more und«r w ater Nurseries for children under throe, and three to six, every Sunday morning during the wor­ ship hours, 8:45 a.m. and 11 a.m 8 p. m. - Senior High Fellowship ONIV — Youth Building — 1:30 p.m. 1 IL H M Evening Worship riifirn* Hymn Service by members of Brownlee Bible Class Sermon ____ Mr- Mclr.nls NOW HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Cor. Park Ave.. A 4th St., The Rev. John W. Thomas. Rector 8 a. m. Holy Eucharist •:15 Family Service and Church School 11 a.m. Choral Eucharist and Ser­ mon. 6 p. m. YPSL Services throuih the week; Monday — 2:30 p. m. — W. S. Study Group Tuesday — T:30 a. m. — Holy Communion Wednesday — 10 a. m. — Holy Communion " 3:15 p. m. — Children’s Confirmation Class " 7:30 p. m. — Evening Prayer and Sermon Thursday — 7:30 a. m. — Holy Communion Friday _ 3:15 p. m - Chlldran’a Lenton Service " 7:30 p. m. — Adult Instruction Class Saturday — 5-8 p. m. — Sacra­ ment of Penance THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH' ON THE HILL (Congregational) corner Park Ave. and 2ltb S t J. Bernard Root. Minister Fred Ensminger, Associate Sunday School 9 « a. m. Morning Worship H *- m. | Sermon: "Gates To Faith” The Florida Council for the Blind lists these eye danger sig­ nals; blurred vision, constant headaches, eye fatigue, colored rings eround lights. To rig for diving m a mod-: ern submarine, the ersw m u st! conduct 250 individual operational and equipment checks. LOOK FORi THIS FILTER L_J Additional Society Unpaid Bills In New York GENERAL @ Wesleyan Guild Elects New Officers At Monday Meeting A "NECKLACE" coat of gold embroidered white fleece romea from Originals'* spring collec­ tion. V The regular April meeting of (he Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Chureh met Mon­ day -evening at the home of Mrs. Rurkw Steele with Miss Mabel Chapman aa co-hosleaa. T it de­ votional was given by Mrs. Mil­ ton Wvatt. During the business tenlon Mr* Porter Lansing reported that hooka had been sent to India for distri­ bution by the Directorate of Li­ terature. Plans were made tor the Florida Conference Wesleyan Guild Wrekerd which will be held at the Methodist Youth Camp In Lees­ burg May 8 . 4 Mrs. L. M. Swain was appointed dekgata. Mrs. Robert S. BHIhlmer report ed on the Boylan-Hsvea Mission School, and Mrs. Wllaon Carver on the Brewster Hospital—both in Jacksonville. Donations were made to the Crusade Scholarship Fund for Foreign Students; also to the Boylan-Haven School. Officers for Ihe coming year were dieted as follows: President, Mias Mabel Chapman, American Cotton Manufacturers Institute Opens PALM BEACH, W — The eighth annual convention «f the American Cotton Manufacturer! Institute opened here with the pos­ sibility the group may bo conso­ lidated with the National Fede­ ration of Textiles. The board of directors of the ACJ1I announced that they ha-1 adopted a resolution opening the way for the merger. The reso­ lution, which came out of almost six months of negotiations, will he acted upon Saturday, the fin* al session of the annual meeting. The NFT. an organization deal­ ing primarily with man-made fib­ ers and silk, la represented in 72 per cent of the mills whose executives are also members of the cotton institute. Some 1,000 dclrgstss met today for the opening session of the ACMI meeting. Speakers at Friday’s session will Include Senata Majority Lead­ er Lyndon Johnaon D-Tex who will be introduced by Sen. George Smathers D-Fla„ Set to talk Fri­ day I* George B. Roberta, New York banker, and C. Canby Battl­ ers ton, vice chairman of the Fed­ eral Reserve System. , p Hi]RIDE-IN m O X J l C-U C4IY C f t, LAST THEATRE M ltm iN U STARTS 7:13 Ihe BAIL OUT FOR BATIK GUTS' FEATURE—7:28 — PLUS — TOO YOUNG TO IE AFRAID! !»«• **"1M Young gums' RUSS TAMBLYN B i n m i n t • met iw u FEATURE — 9:18 Only SATURDAY ONLY ELECTRI C it*' t [ Y u lim a M A YO • lantn* amunaw rx'M AUTOMATIC W ASHIR WITH - w !« »:tae vsx 5 & 1:0 Nawa *:0t Sign-o ff o n Slgn-aa 10:00 Thl* la Ilia .linear 10.10 13:39 1 3 :0 lino 1 :3 0 CHAPTER NO. 5— "RIDING WITH BUFFALO MILL" * OVIS 10-Vmet* dath**capacity ike* many *th*r ovtamof.c* * MMOU* 0-1 AClIVAIOI-J-iana walking attiaa *s s L S K j / r s s r - — SUNDAY AND MONDAY ClNiMaScoPC - ifi-MNicoLCiM — — ■* * l-TIAS WIITTIN raOTICTION SIAM AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC dryer- , ’ 128 " Sanford Electric Co. 116 S. MAGNOLIA s i m u cuurow rcu* FEATURE— 7:2-4 PHONE FA 2-1362 Marjorie MAIN• Arthur HUNNICUII - I U U-HU IH ia COaSt i a . u -a ailimcaa rc r u t FEATURE— 9:27 Only "CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE" OPEN 12:43 — 0 — TOD*\Y & SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM THEY GOT CAUGHT WITH THEIR SCANDALS SHOWING / rs G o r cqi/f ru/w/ MWVSAi awnanosiai MAUREENOHARA JOHNFORSYTHl -TIMHOVEY with FRANK FAYUN • US TRfMAYHK’FHIUP BOURNIUf s n o w s — .7: OS — 8:21 — »; 10 iilil 3 14 4 :0 0 5 :1 5 4 10 3 <1 t:JO FEATURE— 9:20 Only M*d«t WA 4JOS C !!tl 1 on ZZO 1:15 HOTCARS Vice President, Mrs. Fred Smith, Secretary, Mrs. Wilson Carver, Treasurer, Miss Elhtl Riser. Pro­ motion Secretary, Mrs. L. M. Swain. A program about Msthodlst Mis­ sion work in the Caribbean area was preecnted by Mrs. Fred Smith, program Chairman. Delicious refreshments of punch, cake, and salted nuts were served by Ute hostesses to the following: Mry. 0 . K. Goff, Mrs. Porter Lans­ ing, Mr*. J. F. Riser, Mlsi Ethel Rletr, Mrs. J. R. Hooiehsn, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Wllaon Carver, Mrs. Waltsr Carter, Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mrs. Milton Wyatt, Mri W. A. Hunter, Mrs. Robert Blllhl ntcr, Mrs. Elmo Faria, Mrs. L M. Swain, and Mrs. Jerry Ragsdate. G ale S to rm Shaw ern ao -re u u a s B O • D ay , J a a n n l e oauaoe e.ee U u a s m o k e ruiUA* U:ie Dr. U u d a a a 'a J e e r a a t KVMSIAW Hide T a l e e t S c o u u 1.00 Advantur* mu* uatle Wall 11 tie La i * Show 11:41 Kewa * bo S:10 C a r t o o n C a r n i v a l S U RD A T W**lh*r-N*w*-a**rt* 0 :0 0 ■ O W RIga 4 :0 Industry on l-areea te iti T eel P e iie re *.lu auiari llliyinm* 10:3* Leok Up 4k U v e i-layhouta k'lftavn ttiie •ew tbelS e P ro* C k ira k I:v0 HooUlant on Moort* t i t l e O m slbua 7:1* John Dal y 1:1# Million I Movla T:*'l Tha Tracor i:a» Renfro Valley >iuv Hail l*ulnt Story M edical Herlaea* l:ll) Ur. ItitUson'a Mecrat Jay.-goy u1:11 s e Jim B aw le v .00 Sir. Adam* end Uve «:ee Baal T h e c i * « h »:** i-la> iiuuaa ot dt*ra |U:00 Tha Llnaee __ ___ OUM 10.So I'araou to faraun Sill * ! * • * t Annapull* 11.00 •Night .Saw* Report ■ v a a ia u 1 1 :0 Hollywood Viral Nlfhl i:ee F la. P r* »* Can faro n r* 13.30 Sign-off a.;* Ale P o w e r BATbHUAS T il* P e r d T k e a t r e m o b n ib q 7:1# J e o k B * a a y 1 :3 0 t<i|n-on —Kroeram Itotua* 1:1* I d S u l l i v a n *:J» •Naara—Wanlhar I:f* .< J*. ’n i a e t r * 0:30 Caplala Kangaroo *:IS Alt i r e d H l t c k c x k PreaeaLa 10:10 "fury" III.tie CkalDas* l l : o o Winhy Dink end Tee i:ir . Wkere Mr Ua* t l:S-i Hky King Sun. N kw * Seeolal IllOO n.a lllf Top t-aarreaoa W a l k S h o w ArtKMNOWM 13.41 N ew a a a a Oiga Oil 1:09 Organ Tima ■ONDAV a u H N I k a l:W Voag on l-arada • 41 T om P s i t i r * 1:3 0 Troubla w111: Kall.ar G oal M aralae 3 :0 4 Induatry on Uarada T . K C aetala K an*kr*« I'r-.Uama Warmup 3 :0 iis# o»*n Haul* Kihtbltlou Uama at Hiustoa l:Zi 11:5* G a r r v Monro Now,- W-»lh»r 5 :1 4 * :l* A r t h u r G o d fro y 5 : 0 .sport* l>lg*»t H i t * S t r i k e It Rich SV K SISO V aliant Lady * (14 lloaamarv Cinnaav Show Lov# o f Llfo 4 .3 9 Contra) Florid* Show**** 8*arch f e r T om orrow 7 . o n Country frolic* t t i i a O uldln* L la k t 7 :3 9 l.oratta To.tng Shaw A rram o o en 1:00 Jarkla Olaaaon Shaw t:H l i t * R e p o r t * on Radge 711 till ■ l» " 4 Up a n d Re C o u n t* # s 111 llay. Jaanlo l i s a Al t h o W o rld T u r a e o.oo Ounamoka }:5I O u r Ml*a U r o e k i 10:10 Sherlock llolmta t i l H ouaoparly 0:00 l.awranra Walk Show 1:11 S i r P a y a l f ZaOO SIS*.off t : S I Rob C r o t k r •IIS D it I II B r l a h t i r D ay 10:40 Sisn-on 1:11 «<rol Storm I'rosram Itaiuma l:tl A»e of Night 10:0 Now •• Waalhtr 1:11 MWkov Meuoa lo:4<> Man* llarltagt 0 : 0 0 Tha UN In Aaliaa 0 :3 9 Camara Thraa w tR R -M sria ti 1 3 :0 9 I.at'a Taka A Trie llae KILOCYCLBR 1 1 :3 9 t.lfo la Worth Living PRID A V B V E h l.ia tiOO Cartoon Carnival I II Nows 1:3o Thl* la Tha Lite « :3 3 Toon T im * Z:04 Ills I'lrtur* 1:14 Th# n h y t h m H o u r !-a*t Word 3 :3 9 1 .0 0 W o r l d A l S i t 3 :0 0 l*aca Ih# Nation I I I T w i l i g h t Song* 3 30 CBS Sunday Nawa (10 Hoort* Rnnk 1 :0 9 Odytaay t:4S Mu*la At n*ndlm x v ra n o 7 : SO N*w» ( 'n m m « i i t a r r 1 .0 0 f.lfa of nitay 7:41 I'hll I t —d 5 :3 9 Prldo of Ih* Family 7 :1 1 S«loct T o u r M a lta (:oo I.anialalur* llounduu 7 :1 0 If* l u n e o l l m o 4 30 You Ar* Thar* 1:10 If* U an eo tlm * 7:09 l.aaala S:«l N*w* 7 :1 0 J a c k nanny s In n h y t h m I l n u r I no Kd 4i.HI,an Show 1 » :« 0 S:no •J K Thaaira At l i m n * W l i h S lu ilo 1 0 :1 4 At Horn* w i t h M ull* I »:ln Alfrad Hitchcock Praianta tlllt m o n o C h a l l a n a a 10:oo N*w* n n u n d u p 11 :1* s i g n n t r 1 0 :1 4 What’a lie t.laa ) t t : n o TV Playhouao S IT L H it IV B O R M .iO Slgn-ofr 5.00 S ig n t i n 11:00 an aiM T 4 :0 1 t ’* w n Uro ak o ro M anam a 4 :1 0 Now* 1 :3 0 Slan-on *:JS IV—u r n J a m b o r t * Program Raauma l i t Now* e to Nawa.Waathar ».M K*v«n O 'c lo ck C lu b 7 :0 0 Jimmy D*on Show h i * N*wo— PI*. S :0 0 Captain Kangare* 7 :1 0 N*w»— W o rld 1:00 A C TIVA TO R A C T IO N " The finest perfonnanet of Katharia Hepburn’s career; a power­ ful, Immsnsoly Inventive charac­ terization by Burt Lancaster; brilliant support by the entire toatarrlng east; and a unique, deep­ ly moving itory that ranges from Intense dram * to high comedy mako Hal Wsills’ "The RalnmakSr" superb movlo fare. The Par- Radio & TV Log 1:10 —PLUS— Hepburn, Lancaster Star In 'Rainmaker The Sanford Herald I Ceofge NADER . O;oo ( 1 1 :3 0 — m u i sin tt.no I t ’ll FEATURE— 7:28 hilarious hsptlim of fir* la OB war between tha s tie s ; t a d fa ­ ther Cameron Prond'homoM hM finally become ■ successful par­ ent. As for Starbuck, there’s spe­ cial miracle reserved for him, but amount picture, opening Sunday at you won’t get us to reveal that. the Rltx Theatre, deserves every You'll roar with laugbter, sad bit of the acclaim U has been probably shed a tear or two when receiving. It is a gripping, deep­ that happens, as you will w a td r ly moving film with the force of ing Katie beautifilly burlesque the wiles gals use to catch ■ man, The Rose Tattoo." This dramatic force stems equ­ and young Holliman, n terirlfie ally from Inspired performances acting find, in some of the era*and an uninhibited, unusual story, lest teenage love scenes you've which revolves around the Curry ever sat in on. Cute and ihapeiF family of Three Point, somewhere newcomer Yvonne Lime as Hofil* out West; Ihe town’s bachelor dc- man'* saucy girl friend and Wal­ ty sheriff; and Starbuck a foot- lace Ford as a whimsical iberiff loose pitchman who wanders into match tha high performance lev­ their lives and turna them upside el. Director Joseph Anthony, who down. Lancaster, aa Starbuck, a kind of pied piper with a calcu­ also directed the hit Broadwsp lating gift of gab, lures them All play on which the picture la bas­ out of the rut of eteak, every day ed, proves himaelf a m aster in life Into a world where adventur­ this, his debut film, by drawing ous dreams are real —meanwhile of the perfect acting in every role. relieving them of SlOO by promis­ N. Richard Nash, who wrote Ute ing to bring rain to their drought- play, has provided a screenplay That is at times earthy and vio­ stricken farms. He Jingles Into town driving a lent, at Umes pure hilarity. With wagon stockedd with weird gait- the same wizardry as hla "Como gets, and before he has quit Three Rack. Little Sheba" and "The Ron Point, Miss Hepburn's Lis Cutry Tattoo," producer Hal Willie ha* has two suitors—two more than given us another film to rank ihe hai ever had; She rtf f Wen­ with the best the scree hnia aver dell Corey ha* not only defied the offered. law but broken his bachelor a oath; nldir brohtcr Lloyd UrtdgThe people of the United Stales es has learned there's more to have doubled their annual contri­ life than sour logic; kid brother bution! for philanthropy in the Earl Holliman, hitherto hold pa*t decade, giving t.t estimated down, hfai snuk off to court the SO,100,000,000 In m e . girl of hla choice and received a III* 4 10 1.41 T *4 T:10 S.OO 1:10 *.04 S :l* 14.00 tt:»0 |0 :lo 11-jo I t . 41 t.o o 7 41 1*0 • .SO S:S# 1:11 lie 10.00 !0:JO 1104 tt:ie 11:00 1 00 t.se 3 09 1 ts 3:19 l.* 4 1:10 s no s so 7:** 7:15 1 95 t.lfa with Ellaabath Tha Prlea la flight Mtrlka It Rich Valiant Lady Lova of t.lfa Maar--h for Tomorrow (lidding Light Waliar Crnnklta tha Nawe Stand Up and Ba Couniad Aa lha World Turna fn.r Ml** ttrook* Art l.lnklaltar Houaaparly IIIw glatrr ll'g Payoff Cliannat I Cr-.aaroad* llrlghlar Day Marrai Storm r.dga of Night Big Slntr Art Llnhlattar-a HnutaoartJ W i s e TV CIVATmBL 4 ja rw a n w iM M m io iv g v ig n s Ulekay llaaa* noporl n - u * E d w a rd * E y a on t h * N a w a f ■***!« W a a t P o in t Xan* Gray Mr. Adam a n d E t a Ptayhnua* a t i t e r * T h * L ln a u n r.l*T*n n'cl— tr R a p a r t P a r t n n lo T a r a o a T.*(* Ih»W S ig n off BATCMDAT k o a i i a a Taat Pattora Id. on P a r a d * Pun. g - h o o l P e r u m f in e * Upon A S t o r y C a r t o o n T im * T n m m l- * P u n n t a a W ild Bill H t c k o k C a o t. l l l d o l o h t M i g h t y Moua* S k y K in * trrn n v o o v T ata* o f T a i a * R a a g t r a B l * Too B u f f a l o BUI F l a . h i* !* t.'aly. 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J J a m b o r a * C h u rc h aarvtca P r o u d l y Wa ll a t l Dial "ST* f a r Muale At Horn# w i t h Muat* N*w a R o u n d u p S ig n Off — CO-HIT — MIC1IKLK YVES MORGAN ALLEGRET’S with Co r n e l l Oc im a borchers CinemaScope in E***ms«i Color PIERRE BRASSEUR SHOWS— 1:38 — 4:54 — 8:10 STARTS SUNDAY THESE TWO GREAT STAILS EXPLODE IN A DRAMATIC THUNDERBOLT WENDELL COREY • LLOYD BRIDGES EMI HOLLIMAN- CAMERONPRUDHOMME C u rd e d by Joseph Anthony - Scratnplay by 74 Sichgrd Nain t h T.I/k y w lM.«MHr<M**MV, -■> :-w* ■TECHNICOLOR 0 ---- m Show 8— 1:52 It 17 6:4.1 9;07 Sun. Mon. Tues. ‘T H E RAINMAKER” Hurt Lancaster A Katherine Hepburn Wed. - Thurs. ‘IRON PETTICOAT’ Dob Hope A Katherine Hepburn Fri. - S a t “Mole People & Beast of The Amazon” John Agar A John Urontfield J ± �mm % V ' - K-Hl r. . ' ' v" ,, . tr- ; - r v . ■ KJ i> r: * * THE SANFORD HERALD our APlCMCtWITH the oouNrny L SW ANO WAVE A LI1TLE MOBOW/UOJ; OBpeace (vnd outer/ hcjw d e a d l y ." OAO.' WHILE M0K3 O R iSS' M6.HADNT f i BSTTP2 HAVE THE CAR GOOO lOSAf-BOT1- ' yOTA WOQDTO ANV B O S TvtArvsirat - r GOOGOM a PtCNC/, f HI/WANT TO S CHECK THE A « |MTHE SPA R E / HEBE'S the k e y tothe^ o ie a c e o .*) 3 ( TP.UNK ! j W H E R E M O R E PEO PLE D O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D SE L L IN G CLASSIFIED INDEX 3-BROKERS >■« REALTORS REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 2344 French Avc. HMM-THERE5 HERES CENTRAL KN6AU* IT SAYS NOWHITE MAN HAS £ HOWMUCHDOESITCOST l* EVER PENETRATEDTHE^CT *5 GOTOTHE DEEPEST. V ^ r^ R E M O T E -V ^ lC T : MOSTUNCMU2EDJUN6LE? CA1D of THANKS 1 LOST * FOUND FOE RKNT REACH RENTALS AflEYCUWRfTlNfr \WRINN6T fM TVEGOTENOOCd SAVINGS TODO tr/1 CANGOTHERE AND ABOUTTHIS fCRVOOBj GOINGTO COLEGE PAPER?MjJVE THERE# l i t L. KeaaHy. Associate lokaay Walker. Associate "Call Hall" Phone FA 3-3641 Yours for prompt end efficient Servteo WANTED to KENT BROKERS A REALTORS REAL ESTATE for SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED HISCELLANEOtrr flfc , Id II U U m P x FIREMEN POUR STREAMS OP WATER on the second Sanford Stato Farmer!1 Market ballding U catch fir* Thursday morning. Stenstrom Realty MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE EQUIPMENT AUTOMOtlLESTRAILERS BOAT* A MOTORS FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN­ ERY m I t FETS-UVESTOCK SUPFUES (Pmittry) IS ARTICLES WANTED IS PLACES t* EAT IV BEAUTY PARLORS IS FEMALE HELP WANTED IS MALE HELP WANTED IS MALE *r PEMALE 31 WORK WANTED S3 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES S3A MONEY to LOAN S3 SPECIAL SERVICES • 33A ROOFING A PLUMBING 34 PIANO SERVICES 33 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS 3* INSURANCE r NOTICES-PERSONALS SS ARTICLES for SALE St FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD r- I: i J. W. HALL. REALTOR ft was at this puiot that the Samoo war* brought rod Btoppod. (Photo by Bcrgatrom) - (H H. E. STENSTROM Registered Broker 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2430 ^ ^aahff CfXfmtuf A- B. PETERSON Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Gar­ field Wllletti, and R. W. Wil­ liams. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor 116 K. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 6123 W. IL "BUI" STEMPER Realtor — General Insurer Guy AllenAsiociale Arietta Prlre. Associate Phone FA 2-4931 - 112 N. Park ROSA L. RAYTON Registered Ileal Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha IDEAL FOR CHILDREN Large 3 bedroom CB home with tile bath, hardwood floors screened porch, carport*, A storage. Kitchen equipped. Ex* Ura nice and clean. 31600. Down — 812,100. U/.1KK REALTY CO. 1—LUSI AND FOUND • what are we to po, lAXRCvf ne3 ► CUT o u t COMMUNICATICNS.' fAMWILL. FRlfNPJ: WHILE YOU siowir rwiSH OF HUNCH(t, HASH SORDON WILL BE ON . MONGO, PAVING ■ THE WAV FOR ■ MV PEOPLE S I ’MNOT «(J»e»AUrBC WAtNIN* SARlN THAT RASH (3 eossesseo BY AN AU(N BE N5.. A SLAVE TO ITS Will' C L A S H 'S WILL SAVED US. CAie/ Br leaving US H E SS C N THE . S P A C E STATION... , Laura 0. Oner. Realtor Hastl M Field, Associate LOST—Cheap rod and reel be­ 2601 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2-5542 longing to 7-ycar old buy. Just TOTAL PRICE *7130.00 west of Slonroc Corner, Sun­ day about 0:30 a.nt. FA 2-2003. 3 bedroopft tiled bath, with 32 ft. by 14 ft. living room, large screened back porch. 35 ft. tot. 2—FOR RENT Fine location. Small down pay­ Osteen— .1 room first floor ment. floor furnished apt. 3 room itReal Estate Insurance rond floor furnished apt. Call Commercial Investments—Rentals FA 2-5771. Property Management Small apt. 112 Elm Ph. FA-2-0378. RAYMOND M. BALL, r WHJT3 m s? wratST*uv\eNT5 HAVC FROZEN , ON AUTOMATIC CONTROL/ THE SHIPS V I. TUSHIH3/ PLAvED RSHT INTOCU« HANDS.' / ■ INVASION Avalon Apia. FA 2-5954 OCAV.COUSIN KILTV... L ■WRVrKNO ON THIS S OB OP TMS KOOSN 19 . >OuXS...TU;9 u r r c o u p n kilty usw t o u r THINGS, MORTVl MB'S SOiN<3 TO --------- TT STAY WITH US AWHILE l 71 ©ids is ry v — , M.Nst r f^BXT ANOgN'SS, J U ~ U r? r » ____ a UNC^AUCKHYI 1child, because vaccine won't be j transferred from one area to anJother anyway. “ In other words, it all depends on your local situation." The official made the state­ WASHINGTON <W — A Public ment when asked for a '"here's Health Service spokesman offered what you shouki do" in terp re t this advice to adtilti In the 20 to lion of the decisions reached by to age bracket who are wondering polio fighters at a strategy conwhether they should get Salk polio , icrence here Saturday. shots during the current shortage: Representatives of the Putdic “ If vaccine is scarce in your Health Service, American Medical area, hold back a while and let Assn., National Foundation for In­ the youngsters have first call on fantile Paralysis and uther major the available supply. Three-fourths of the paralytic polio cases last year hit people under 20, and there are millions in this age group who haven’t been vaccinated yet. “ But if your state or commun­ ity was far-sighted enough to or­ der enough vaccine while It was plentiful to take care of everyone under 40, by all means go ahead and get your shots right away Don’t feel like you’re robbing a Advice To Adults On Polio Shots During Shortage I. owing me a glass of WATER-IM GOING TO TAKe A TRANQUILLIZED PILLSOIOON TLOSE rMV TEMPED ___y B U M STEA D - L , YOU MADE THE SAME MISTAKE AGAIN ■• CN THIS -___A CONTPACr ) *s- YES WAIT-DON'T BRING ME THAT,WATER' I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS PILL NO W IS ede Jk-Oy w ell CAfiroPS ro.vro THSLOHr PAN6 B N MUSTVr KNOWN N T K B P S SOiLOMN' AND M O //VA N /C H B UNTIL WC _ PASS S O / M l iLLTAKE IT \ fl1 AFTER 1 GETJ FINISHED T - ' a WITH r - S A , YOU J S>2\ I ANO BATSO AND O S S second building sated from the flames can be «ecn in the back­ ground. (Photo hy llrrg itro a ) medical groups attended the con­ gin to eas» soon, with manufactur­ ference called by Surgeon General ers expected to produce from 33 Leroy E. Rurncy. The group concluded that gov­ to 40 millions shots by July 1. ernment rationing of Salk shots is not necessary to meet the current No Fal»e Alarm 'temporary'* shortage. It recimMIAMI If — A set of falsl.0 mended, however, that pcrtim1: touched off a Si.OOO fire at a laun­ under 20 and pregnant women dry and dry cleaning plant early be given priority in any area Wednesday. A plant operator said where supplies are tight. the sponge rubber figure aids apThat includes mont of the coun­ | try at present. But Burney parently were left in a dryer with presented figures which indicated j other clothes during the night and that the supply situation will be­ ; exploded from the heat. 9 $ room unfurnished house. Ph FA 2-6621, if no answer FA2-1266. Colored News f Citrus Grove W. DIETRICUS T. w. MERO REALTORS Elisabeth Methvln. Associate ^ 1801 Park Ave. Phone FA 2-3I32 NOW.YOU PUT VOUQ SHOES BACK 0 4 / ---THIS IN S T A N T /' WELL.OK., GRANDMA. BUT WE'RE PLAYIN’ HIOE-ANS E E K ... i--------------v r — J ...AN* HOW TH* HECK AM t GONNA SLIP UP ON ANY ONE. WEARIN’ SH O ES ? Studebaker Sitter llauk. on* of IS Jijftnni modeU Fashion Show Set At Crooms Apr. 8 tOMJY.SKl TUH SUSY| AH GOT flO.\EBUDOY OUT HERE VOJ ll B t PCWUHFliL hAPPn The Crooms Academy Audito­ rium will be the setting for the ninth annual fashion show pre­ on Apr. 8. The theme of YwOt'/iuEvER sented ’ 1 EXPECTED this affair is "Dealing with Fash­ ion", and "we promise you a big! i'o se V a I reception deal in fashion to witness," a l/UKETHi«» spokesman said. The public is invited to witness the culminating feature of the years werk of the Home Econo| mies Department. The girls of this department take great interest j and effort* bt planning for this event because the garments whi.-h they have made during the yrofr is up for the public to vi.'w." Wo are urging parents, patrons, arul | friends to be present, and make these girls proud of their efforts,” they eald. > Wbat sort of people own Studcbakers? Studebaker owner ualists. They refuse to be satisfied with look-alike cars. T1 the extra value of Studebaker-l’ackard’s many exclusiv Supercharger, the luxury ride of variable-rate springin Traction, with drive power at both rear wheels. Most impo the people who got the facts on Studebaker. See your dcE f. Studebaker-Packard CORPORATI ON emus (IT) SA N FO R D M OTORCo., Inc S V HOI S. SANFORD AVE. It. F. RAIDLE & ASSOCIATES 227 N. Main, Orlando Phone 4-5081 or 4.6451 13—BOATS tad MOTORS THE SANFORD HERALD 23—SPECIAL SERVICES A— BUILDING.REP AIRS. 28—FURNITURE and JOHNSON MOTORS Do you knit, crochet, sew or make 23 PAINTING HOUSEHOLD GOODS SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS saleable articles of any kind l» W r 204 Sanford At«. Pb. FA 2-1692 We have a proposition that will LOUn sending *aC finishing WE HAVE A HOME tntarest you. Dial FA 2-2209 Cleaning, waamg snrvtag A*mi FOR YOU ROBSON S OUTBOARDS or call at 91A French Avt. at nola county since IBM ,4 HP Clinton—Air Cooted 65.00 once. H M Gleason Lake Mary A HP Firestone . 6S.30 HOMES—1 and 4 b e d r o o m s A HP Johnson 72.50 t 82.AO Trees trimmed, removed and Ted hom er 1 k 2 bathj. A. I HP Evlnrude 50.U0 4, 6 and drawer chest finished dcmosicd. Phone FA 2-2609. • for PAINTING Completed and ready for immedi­ 6 HP Elgin ...... 43 00 SANFORD TREE COMPANY in baautlful Salem Maple. 2601 Granviaw Phone FA 2-2971 ate occupancy. 6 HP Mtrcurjr—Like New iSOUO 7Vs HP Evinrude ......... 82.3d INCOME TAX SERVICE I Tor Painting call Mr Tasker Ph. Reg. $29.95 4-Dr. Chest 16.88 Wm. II. Murray 1A HP Evinrude—like new 250.00 FA 2-6159. Room special 114.95. R ,r $.19.95 5-Dr. Chest 27.88 > Locations. 16 HP Mercury Mark 20 189.00 1111 Celery Ave. Phone FA 2-13JI Keg, $19.93 6-Dr. Chest 17.88! REMODELING? Closed Sundey ' Druid Park — Santord 18 HP Scott-Atwatar— good We can assist in financing, plans Grove Majors — Sanford Condition ..........- .................170.00 selecting a eontrietor. A tha Valencia Villas — Dauutd 20 HP M artin-Fast motor 135.00 ENVELOPES, letterheads, stateEASY TERMS manta, involcet, hand bills, a as finest materials avtllthle. Whispering Oaks — Titusville 2A HP Johnson ........... . 319.00 programs, ate. Progressive Whila thay Last Nrw 10A6 EvmPrinting Co. Phone FA 2-2931— rude* on Sal*. FHA In aervleo aad f HA financ­ 403 West 13th St. Fishing Boata A Runabouts ing available. 203.20* E l i t St. rh . FA l-Mvl See our additional boat display, Maple WELL DRILLING at 501.611 Eaat First St.Fairbanks-Uorst pump*. Your Evinrude Dealer Repairs to all makae. We can qualify you for ona ef ROBSON SPORTING GOODS HOWARD C LONG these homes in 30 minutes. You • BIG VALUES While they last—Utility Crada Phone FA 2-5901 207 E. Commercial Ava. can start enjoying the home 304 E. 1st. Fir 2x4. 2x6, 2xH. mostly 2 x 6 • QUICK CREDIT Phone FA 2-263.1 , while we process the parars. $105.00 M• EASY TERMS 2 ft. Seml-V plywood boat A ga­ Sherman Concrete IMpc C». IIOUSKlT w a sh e d WtLSOVMAIER tor trailer. 8173.00 Cash. Phone Out West 13th SL Na» a«d Used Farnlture A U roofs. STEAM LUX-PBO FA 2-07A9. Developed by 311 E. First St.. Ph. rA 2-56221 CESS. In Orlando -mce 1946. WAW . KING - ODHAM & THE NEW Thousands of satisfied custom­ OLIVER OUTBOARD MOTORS rktit- iiM iw n il Mmimeji ers. Free estimate. Call 3C89 Lightning Dry Wood Finish, too*,# ECHOLS SPRING SALE TUDOR,* Inc. Vinyl riestic. For all type Pm* erful—Smoot h—Quirt Wh*n sprinetlma com**, as It {• collect, Orlando. floor*, wood finishes. Never -t |»c. J.IVING ROOM Reg. 8239.00 bound to. tha charry, peach and S-L-O-W TROLLING Cor. Hwy 17 92 1* 27th St discolors. Sofa Bed NOW GATLIN BROTHERS apple orchard! ot tha lush Niagara EASY STARTING PtniniuU of Ontario, bunt forth Dragline A Uudduicr Service McRANEY-S.MlTH PAINTS Chair Phone FA 2-1361 Special Introductory Offer into a glory of color and parfuma Ph. FA 2-3276 Sanford. 2315 S. Park Dial FA 2-6461 >2 Step tep Tables BRAILEY ODHA.M, PrM. 15 HP Full Shift Motor $179.00 that draws hundreds of American i 1 Coffee Table I299.S0 visitors to tha district during tha .'i»—t.YSLUAM K WOOLSEY Lamps WESTERN AUTO STORE usual ten day period when bloaaoma Pillows Term* 211 E. First St. Ph. FA 2-4 Hi:: .Marine Fintehe* are at their best. This normally is BALL INSURANCE AGENCY GENEVA: Country home, two in aarly May. INI For Your Moat C O J^E T E ^ J o m r m N FOR 8 Pf. bedroom su it e story, ten rooms, furnished with MERCURY Senkarik GIim anti Paint CoHOME AND BUSINESS <‘*72 00! kitchen equipped. 2-csr garage, OUTBOARD MOTORS 112-111 W. 2nd SI. Phone FA 2-4622 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Bookct.n Bed ~nnwTr"^i— ------------- F S icautiful landscaped yard, 233 W. P. SMITH RAYMOND M. BALL. AGENT I Mr. * Mrs. Dresser Now i „ Ru al ml11 c irrie r* *re not ob foot frontage, near school. Call 2515 Park Ave. FA 2-6401 ’ PI MPS * SPRINKLER 201 s. Perk Sanford Tilt Mirror f i n n a n ligated 1° pul mall in boxes that Genova 2601 or write Box 30.1, Alark 6 — Mark 10 — Mark 25 SYSTEMS Geneva for appointment. Crest of Drawers j | 7 7 [III fail t0 mMl P°*,al d*P«rlnient — Mark 30 — Mark 55 — Elec- All Q p*. and Hies, installed FARMER’S AGENCY Innerspring Mattress standards. "Do It Yourself." trie — Mark 75 Electric Insurance end Real Estate Matching Box Spring 7—REAL ESTATE WANTED WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 6 HP to bO UP Insure with FARMER * rest as­ BONUS— 2 Pillows Tsrmt This la a guest pass to tha RiU STI NE Small parcel of lend in or near Boat trailers from 112200 Theatre for Mrs. Harry Whiten* sured. 116 French.— FA 2-5221. Wgrhine and Supply Co. USED MOTORS Sanford. Suitable for homesite. er. Exp. dete April 14, 1937. Wrought Iron Bunk Beds 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6*32 2 Mei*k — 7 Mercury 7W HP each Must have reasonable access to 21—NO I ICES— PERSON Al-S Complete wrlth Mattresses 8125.00 Classified Display school. Give location, legal de­ DICK MAPES 50.00, scription and price desir-’d: 1 10 IIP Johnson ROLL/fWAY, Hospital and Baby NOW 65.00, Tile Contractor— Dial FA 2-4536 Apply Box B 'r Sanford Her­ 1 10 HP Mercury Bed: Day. Week or Month— 1 7W HP Elgin 65.U0 ald. Tel FA 2-3181. Furniture Center 23 A - PI.uMlll.NG and-R O lSr. 116 Wtet First St. ECHO IA REDDING CO. INC. J^rT ow ersT flanis,, Shrebe 14— PETS. LIVESTOCK. | PONY RIDES *t Sanford Farm-1 Cor. 2nd * Magnolia. Ph. TA 21321 SUPPLIES (Poultry) Plumbing hrt**»v Heating Peat Couipo*t (Dactwelder’a) 50c ers Auction. Hwy. 17-92 South. ’Hud" Bamberger. Mgr M. G. HODGES bu- bag. GRAPEV1LLE NUR Come to Twin Lake* Farm fori Open 3*7 p. m. duly. i'r«»«ni ***•• Dt Ilf try on All Water Pum psSERY, Grapcvlll* Avc Phone this ad for 1 f r t t Rid*. | _ ____________________ fine Durocs. R. H. Greer, Hi-1 Service Well* Drilled — Pump* FA 2 0886. way 426, 6 li ml. NE Oviedo. Paoia Road. Phone FA 2 6037 I DANClTto mu.lc of ThTcibiTtry U,*d furniture, appliance*, tool., Cousin*, fresh■ fiom a tour of* *ct. Bought sold. Larry a Mart, FOR SALE— Axaleas 40c to Horse, saddle * bridle $100 1 MMIOIU'm** East First St.. Ph. FA 2-4132 PLUMBING New England. Fri. and Set 321__ (LOO All sizes. FA 2-4836 211 <•*• !*•*» MsetMn Gentle for kids. Ph. FA 2-0259 *vt*we*-ea el ''ontrnct and Repair Wcr’ n 'til I THE DOGGIE DINER, j j h|'“ |“ 1 guest pas* to the E. 18th. •(te r 2 p. nt. il< is a Free Estimate* Lake Mery. 1 M o v '1 e 1 a n u Ride-ln Theatre . K. L. HARVEY SEMINOLE COUNTY A. K- ROSSF.TTER, FLORIST I For E n te r — Wire Fox Terrier for Virginia Conn. Exp. date solid whit* male. 4 mo. "ARC" 2u4 Sanford A\c. Phone FA 2 3363 28— ARTICLE.** t'U lt SALE BOARD OF REALTORA April 14, 1957. Phone FA 2-1851 2105 Amelia (Off W. 20th). For dependable Servirr Taint $2 5u gal., Cots 33.98. Work Member of Florist Clothe*. Camp Good*. Army| Chihuahua puppies. 3 male. LpNavy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave T e le g ra p h y Delivery Assn. sata Rd. I miles out W. 20th to Church. Turn right mil*. —Factory to you— in - OFFICE EQUIPMENT M xpzncrzr Alumieam | !■>—Alt I It LEa w.tK i'KI) Venetian Itllid* HAYNES Office Machine Co Contracting * Repairs Typewriters, adding machine? | Used office desk. Ph. FA 2 0735. 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 6362 Enclosed head. Sa{ proof bottom rail with plaatic ends. Plastie Sales-Rental*. 314 Mag.. Th. nr rayon tape* Cotton or nylon ii —HEALI'S PAKI.UItM FA 2 0162. CERAMIC TILE cords. Paul F. Mueller * Son j’l - A t loMoniLK.S—TRAILERS Your Beauty Number Is FA 2-5742 Senkarik Gians and Paint Co. Free Estimate—Quality Wu'k HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Huby Spear*. .Mgr.—FA 2-1333 112 114 West nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 SEE 10$ S- Otk A rt. We ouy ami tell used lurnitur* RAY HERRON la—lEM ALr: dE L P D .t.M EU CLARK Paying top cash prices lor any YOUlt Plumbing, Heating A Supply in . thine of * mie SI'PFR TKVD Beautician, full or part time. PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A Contracting A Kept.rs INC, POST on 17 92 Ph FA 2Wanted immediately P h o n e 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD 0677 FA 2-6742 er FA 2-2485. Highway 17 A 92 South USED CAR ■10 cu. ft. Freezer, perfect condi­ 1949 Ford 2-door Be an Avon Representative—Start PLUMBING A SEPTIC TANKS tion. 5200 cash. 2111 Orange 1930 Ply. 4-dr. Sedan, new earning immediately. Represent INSTALLATION A REPAIRS Avr paint & scat covers. Spec. $395 .11 n h w Avon in * convenient n'ighbor21 Hour Srivin1951 Plym. Idr. Sedan hood territory. We train you. Briiitd new "Modern" Electric 3AM C LAWSON ARCHIE C. HARRIETT 1952 Pont. 2dr S ulia Write Mrs. Jean Milentch. Box Semi Automatic Zig-Zag Sew­ FA 2-5299 or FA 2-5751 SL jJ m l H - itf 246, LockharL 1953 Pont. 4dr. Std. Shtfl ing Machine complete with at1934 Chev. 2dr. P. G. 21—PIANO SERF It I. CmUum S*U* AfmJt farhments and portable case. I*—MALE HELP Wa n 'I e T I'" " 1931 Pont. l-dr. Hyd. Clean 114■ »•* Price $85 Phone FA 2-2788 (af­ L L Sill — Piano lernnirian 1931 Pont. 4dr. Std. Shift ter 3:30 p.m ). Budget and credit nt*n. Apply Phone t t s f o s o F L o n io * FA 2-0223 Route I. Sanford 1953 Pont. 2-dr. sedan. Clean Firestone Store FA 2-6123 Lester Spinet piano. Excellent 1935 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING condition C a l l FA 2-«127. Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 6 p. m. Experienced man for night work. W L HARMON 12:00.1:00 or 5:30-6:30 p. m. Apply Bell's Standard Service, Ph. FA 2-1277 After 5:00 p . m FA 2-2883. 301 West 1st St. French at Seminole Illvd. 1. I sOW COST The Sensational Thomas Home 1956 G.M.C. 3/4 T<tn pickup. One SALESMAN. Permanent inb for 25—ELECTRIC VI. SERVICES Organ only $695.00. Easy Terms. owner, just like new. Priced Down Payment: $050.00 to$S50.00 May he seen ip your area hy right man. Prefer middle aged FRIGIDAIKK appliance*, asl* low mileage 13.000. Owner had writing Robinson Music Co. married man, living in Sanford and service. G. H High. Ovtido Complete Selling Price: $9,100.00 to to go in Service. Phone FA or vicinity. Phone FA 2-2811 345 N. Orange Avt. Orlando, FI*. Phene F0-8*321$ *r Sen 2-0175. Call any time after 4:00. $9,750.00 for appointment. Fla. ford FA2*3883 after 6 p. m Sell Y our Car ’* 2. MODERN DESIGN Thi* i* a guest pa** to thr ttiu Bendix fully autumatic washer, Air Conditioning ROY RF.EI. nearly new. 2 speed washing cy­ F.lrctrica! Contracting and T h en re for Mrs. N. V. Farm ­ W. Second SS. Ceramic Tile Bath er Exp. date April 11, 1957. cle, formica top. Cost $229 93 will Repairs; Economical House W'iring and Repairs sacrifice. Phone FA 2-3973. CASH FOR YOUR CAR Modern Kitchen C T A T T o r FEMALE RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY HOMER LITTLE This i* a guest pa»* to the Adequate Storage and Car Space 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2-0915 Wanted—Colored man * woman Movieland Ride-In Theatre for USED CARS over 21. Apply Pig’n Whist!*'. l»ui** Parker. Exp. date April Tile Floors 1012 Sanford Av*. 11. 1937. Awning Type Windows It will pay YOU to *ee us before Lady or Gentlemen interested In part or full time Investment you buy. Open Evenings and CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 3. MODERN EQUIPMENT Trust Work. Experience unne­ Sundays. / cessary. Write Renyx, Field * Eastsldr Trailer Sales Electric Refrigerator Co, Inc. P. O. Box 1306, Palatfca, Fla. Orlando. Electric Range H E L P DON'S (OVER SHOP 21 —WORK WANTED Electric Hot W ater Heater in lessen the load on surviving Automobile Interior Decorator Seat Covers — Boat Cushions Loved Ones et a lime when Space Heater Uwn mowing. Ph. FA 2 6370 At Willis Pontiac—30X W. 1st. Power clear thinking is clouded by evenings. *oriowr, investigate beautiful Double Sink 1919 Studebaker truck * 14 ft. Oakiawn Memorial Park now. Van. Good condition through­ Careful carpenter will ,|o »mall Exhaust Fan Before Need or odd jobs. Call FA 2-5093. out, $325. Can be seen a t J51I I. SPACIOUS So. Park Ave. alter 6 p. m. or 23—BUSINEhh O P P I lir tN llltN CALL LEW LUSTER Call FA 2 2821 until 6 p m . 912 Square Feet Of rice: FA 2 1243 ask for Carl. DISTRICT MANAGER Home: FA 2-3935 Exclusive franchise available, Additional Carporte and Storage SEE ELMO FARI8 YOUR without investment, to man No Obligation 5. SIX AVAILABLE DESIGNS TO who can sell. Nation'* oldest and largest liquid fertilizer CHOOSE FROM company need* full-time re­ t-iaaa illTd TTspiay presentation m Volusu ami part 36 Large Lots for Your Selection SALESMAN— 301 W. .F irst St. of Brevard County. Exceptional opportunity (or high income New and Used Cars and advancement. For pertoi. FA 2-0231 or FA 2 5376 after ft. al discussion of details, send I!........ . T’.undcrbird. Excellent resume ot past experience to condition Dill FA 2 1330. Na-Churz ria n t Food Company, P. 0. Box 1U3, Winter Garden, D44-4 door Plymou'h; Excellent Florida. Include history of condition, good tires. Radis*, M / U B U IL tH M T N B i & r * education; marital status, etc. clock, heater ill working. Good 2nd car transportation— 1937 22 A— MONEY TO LOAN FA 0251 tag. $125.00 Phone FA 2-3208. h e r m a n h h W E’VE G O T ’EM ft It Won’t Be Too Long Now Mather of Sanford mm KB ftouU ldl Ctnmunjriw}: s» g n u *1 l|ufl Utllnflr FEATURING- New Lake Front Home KENNETH c.. SLACK REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER 3 Bedrooms. B t baths, 2 lots. On 1008 E. nd Phone FA 2-0221 Lake Emma Cove. Cell after 4:00 p. m- Dial FA 2-31.15 Consult A REALTOR Kir*t CULLEN AND MARKET Attractive 3 bedroom CB home on l*rge lot. Florida room w-.th 104 N. Perk Av* Ph FA 2-2381 new dr*'*- drapes. Assume pay­ HIGHWAY BUSINESS PRO- ments $73.01 mo. after down payment. 107 W. 30th South PERTY AND ACREAGE Pinecreit CLAYTON C. BROOKS •• Phone FA 2 ne.se I bedroom. 2 hsth home. Dream• Reel Estate Investments wold section Large Florida Specialising In Acreage room, dining room, garbage Rout* 2. Box 636 Sanford. Fla. dispo.-al. dish washer, carporte, storage. Ph. FA 2-6398. Buy in Lake Mary and Save. MVJOR BROWN REALTY 3 bedroom CB home. Splendid lo­ Lake Mary, Florida cation. Shada & It citrus irtej. Ph. Sanford FA 2 5237 Thone FA 2-6091 or FA 2-1632Ideal For Tho County Gentlemen LOST LAKES ACRES 20 acres, tiled lend. 3 flowing wellsxil Bedroom home, double 18 beautiful camp or home site*, 5-7 acre*, with or without lakew. a»r*ge, nice barn. A!*o 2 bedfront. Near Paisley off Et. 42 room tenant hou.c. lh<! price Write for brochure U right. Owner v. iil tuunee. L M "STEW" Pnne* Doee This Fit You 511 Center St.. Eustls 4 bedrooms, utility room, l'a bath, phone Elgin 7-2305 nice breezeway. Located on 2 lots. Close to School* and shop­ 7-Roon* house. Turn, or unfurn­ ping center. ished- 1703 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-4257. Trailers for sale: 35 ft. CrestLiatings Needed— liner. 38 ft. Detroiter. For par­ Serviea Families Waiting This is s 2'Je«t P*»* “ • tbs ticulars call FA ?-2257 May Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre brow n realty consider trade on home or pro­ for Mra. Marguerite Paul. Sanford Ave. at Rosalia perty. Exp- dale April 14, 1937. k FA 2-2558 tofafs iOST. FOUND fijoniiac mssht COME IN/ Lake Front Lot Furnished 2 bedroom apt. 213 W. 80 Acres— 35 Acres in 30 year 16th. Ph. FA 2-5450. _ old producing seedlings. 6 acres in newly budded sour root2 room furnished cottage. Apply 10 Acres rleared to plant. Pric­ 2619 Orlando Dr. Ilwy. 17-92 So. ed to sell. Excellent terms. *—MHUKt-.KM and UK ALlOltS Seminole Realty JUNIOR. YOU'LL CATCH A WHALE OF A COLD COIN BAREFOOT SO EARLY/ /--------- REALTOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICE of the last beautiful laiku 3 room furnished apartment. 2100 On-Front Lots available. Approxi­ Meiionvillc Ave. mately ino* on large sand bot­ tom Lake. Beautiful Homes 3 room furnished apartment in« surround the entire area. Prieeluding utilities. $60 107 W. 9th. r-| to sell. $5660.00 Cash. Small unfurnished house, 1600 French Ave. HANDS W HAT Ph. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable 8. D. Hlghleyman — Associate for Winter Tourist. Private batn 204 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 k shower. Steam heat. Inquire Manuel Jacobson across from 2 * 3 Bedroom homes, beautiful places. Down payments a* low Post Office. ns f695.tld down. Cherry Heal Eetalc Agency WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Dial FA 2-9929—Notury private baths. 114 W. First St. ,1219 W. 13 St. Rear-Barber Shop 3 bedroom furnished house. Dial FA 2-4205. Robert A. Williams * REALTOR Clean furn. apt., 811 Park Avc. K avm nnd l.u n d q u iu t, \SS0C1ATE 3 Bedroom furnished house on Altautic Bank Celery Ave. '2 room furnished Phone FA 2-3951 apt. 310 Magnolia. Call A. K. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Rossetter, Florist FA 2*1851. ask Crumley & Monteitli This i* a guest pass to the at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4695 * P rairie.L ike Drive In Theatr* I for Mike tammy. Exp. date 6—HEAL ESTATE FOR SALK April 11. 1957. CUSTOM nUILT HOMES KIIA CONVENTIONAL Efficiency Apt. Hi-way 17-92 So. FINANCING City Limit!. Slumbcrland Court. u m DOWN PAYMENTS Nicely furnished five room gar­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS age apartment. Adults only. A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Call FA 2-0838 or FA 2 0872. Phone FA 2-31U3 1800 Mellonvillvc 2 Bedroom furnished house, neur 2 bedroom furnished block house. base. Children welcome. (85. Dial FA 2-2312. mo. 1819 Summerlin Avc. I'M (SOS3 TO HAVE TROUBLE -/ With cclsin ^-1 ICLTVt r* MELTED STEEL AND TWISTED WRECKAGE as airam a of water were played on ih» Mill xmnulijrrinx Sanford State Farmers .Market this miming. The city water lank and the portion of tha Efficiency. 4-REA L ESTATE FOR SALE n i,l m AUTO LOANS COST LESS Florida State Bank OF SANFORD R LU M BER SEE THEM SUNDAY, APRIL 7 , 1S57 FROM 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. At Wes! Third St. and Persimmon Ave. Furnishings for Open House Courtesy of Yowell’s and Mather of Sanford. �I ......... Realtor Mora than Jut Real Estate Man J it. . . . „ M edo Metoodlsl Church Will Be Dedicated Sunday * B u d M F lro U * 0st te n d in g to* hlaa* of the flro Y O U RE ■ af a plan to p rw e t to tho Da- •A Realtor la more dun just • _____ By Maries- Jaw*s portmcst af Agrteulturo. g reel rotate ana. Be to ■ mem­ OVIEDO—Remember what a Yesterday, tha Board af l a s t e d time w* bed the flrat Busber ef a profsssteoal organisation good day In November at the Home­ CBy O a s s t o t e n a a l Is amarwho adheres to a strict eode of coming of the Oviedo Methodist geney m atoi to qa*n wild rumor* ethics and Is pledged to the high est standards la every phase of real estate activity,” Raymond Ball, president of thw Seminote County Board of Realtors, Mid to­ day. - t He Issued tho statement to stress the Importance of the Realtors Pledge which has been emphesliod during the celebration of Realtor Week, Mar. M-Apr. (, by the Se­ minole County board end by CHAILIB^MOBBIBOW hundreds of others throughout the eountry. Ball said that every member of the National Association of Baa) Estate Boards has this pledge aa hla business guide. Tho Realtor affirms that ha win uphold the tony Ideate of the NARKB Code of Ethics, and that hla every un­ dertaking shall be In the Intereat of hla eUant and the community. "Realtor* not only meet state Charlie Morrison, a member of licensing requirements where they tbo advertising staff of Tho San­ •slit, but they hase qualified as ford Horatd for M arly sla years, rofesslonaL members of NAREB resigned yesterday to accept the y demonstrating a high degrae of - position of Director of Pnblle He- buslneaa competence and alao a .' lotions with Holler Motor Bates, desire to adhere to high botinees local C h e v r o le t, Otdsmoblla and standard*, thereby Insuring their clients of the highest degree of Cadillac dealer. Morrison, well-known through Integrity and honesty In an busi­ Central Florida aa a song-leader, ness dealings,” be said. . tennis umpire program master-of Ball said It waa a pleasure to ceremonies and quit master, has recito the Pledge because "In ef­ been a resident of Banford lor fect, It reaffirms to the publle IS years. A native of Troy, N. Y., the duty their Realtors owe them.” ho and his wife, tha former The Realtor’! Pledge foltows: " I AM A REALTOR Laura D. Fisher whom ha mar­ I Pledge Myself ried in New York City la - 1014, came to Florida In 1920 w hep he To protect (he Individual right of managed theatres In Jacksonville, rta l estate ownership and to widen the opportunity to an becoming District Manager for Publla Theatres Inc., In 1129. In Joy It; that year he was alee president To b« honorabl* and honejt In all of the Jacksonville "Tars" Base­ dealings: ball Club In tha then Southeast­ To seek better to represent my ern league with a 8anford pitch­ clients by building my know er, Ben Cantwell, and a Tampa ledge and competence, catcher, A1 Lopes, aa hie stellar To act fairly towards all In the battery. spirit of the Golden Rule; For many years Morrison served To servo well my community, and as song-leader for the Rotary through It my country; Club# of the state and has held To observe the Realtor’! Code of niemhersbip In Winter Haven, SeEthics and confirm my conduct bring and Tampa Clubs ae well to its lofty Ideate.” aa balng a t. tha present Urns a The board tomorrow will cele­ member here. He also enjoys the brate "Clvle Day,” In which tha the distinction of being an Hon­ Realtors’ responsibilities to the orary Member of the Sanford Kl- community will be emphasised and wanla Club. soma of the clvle activities in Ha and Mrs. Morrison reside at which the board has engaged will MOO Hiawatha Ave. and are the be outlined parents of two children, Mr». A. Charlie Morrison Accepts Position With Car Dealer Church? Well, get yourselves all circulating about tho market aad B n only a fav prepared. Another Is la store far tba diuatrooa boon before. you. Matting shortly altar noon tba That time w* have long looked Board of Sanford City O aam teatoforward to i< her*—tba dedica­ tion of the new Methodist Church. era unaalmrotiy adopted a re­ solution "representing tbo Com Y etilrrrol Those good people ar* planning mliiiooer of Agrieoltora to take aa largo an event a* that held to Immediate (tape to pot tba SeiNovember for tho Homecoming— lord State f ir m a n ’ Market InIf not larger. Invitation* are la the bend* ef all form er Ovledlana that ware members of the Church. Momben of the other churches here ar* planning on affiliating with thorn for this memorable occasion. Sunday School srlll bo hold at the Baptist Cbureh, but the church services have been called off In order to attend the ones at the Methodist Church. That well-known Reverend John Branscomb will preside a t tha dedication servlet, assisted by Reverend George Carlton and Dr. Jesie Waller. Following tho service* dinner will ba on church ground*. W* bar* bean trying all weak to g*t our good friend, Loo Gray, to say ho will have us a good eake up there. He has promised to meet us and greet us again— on condition we attend tho serv­ ices as wall a s’th* dinner. In spit* of a busy week-end ahead for ns hi other ways, too, we plan on wedging In Ume to cook s o m e goodies and balng on hand for tba special occasion. Pack poor baskets and meat as there—time —Sunday, Apr. T Sunday School time 8:45 a. m.— worship hour: II a. m. Counting on 1ou. Today, moat af the daaltra, bro­ k e n aad paeken who vara locat­ ed a t the Sanford State fa rm e n Market are boek to batlneu either t e a their botaea or is teaoorary loeationa until tho market can bo rabollt It la buslaeea aa usual with the man who more freak oroduce Into tba weitern aad northern mark eta from Central Florida. AN OFFICIAL KSCORT POINT OP THE MOUNTAIN, Utah O U Three Utah State Prlaon Inmataa didn’t quite make good their escape attempt Thurs­ day night. They ware climbing doyrn the outer wall of the prison whan acting Vardan Valter D. Achnff drove up. Achuff said a prison guard spotted tho trio and Mall I did was take them berk In­ side.” L'Aiglon designs g aan dress with . d tp cover-up for nil tho important mo­ menta of your summer. Tba dress—In a » lovely hand-screened print o f 100% DacreS To wash, drip-dry and forget about ironing! The Jacket—o f linen-like spun rayon. Yellow, rose, purple. Sizes 8 to 18. $24.95 Hospital Notes Local Christian Church Schedules Visitation Week Budget-Cutters Approach Billion Dollar M ark In Cut — m m —w ■i * * tenwrarw* i . Legal Notice Sun or city duos! B. (Pete) MeRaney and Dr. Jack C. Morrison. Charlls’s hobbles are tennis, getting people to sing and playing Santa Claus during Hospital Notes ‘the Christmas Season. Apen 4 He will assume his duties with Admissions Holier Motor Sales Monday and hoy C. Wiley (Sanford) as H. C. Kitchens, general manChristopher Boyd (Orlando) ■gcr of Hollers, put It, “will act as our good will ambassador Rachael Johnson (Lake Monroe) Ruth Tully (Sanford) ‘with or without portfolio*" Dorothy Pierce (Altamonte Morrison was tha recipient of Springs) • ’’goodbye and good luck, Char­ Alexandsr Smith (Sanford) lie” party in the business office Marie Ensley (Sanford) of tha Herald yesterday afterEffto Po|x* (Sanford) noon which was featured by a Irene Hines (Sanford) mammoth rak* suitably InscrihClara Brooks (Orange City; ed and the presentation of a sub­ Dorothy Perry (Sanford) stantial gift certificate. Guy Duffy (Sanford) Hugh Carlton (Sanford) Births Baby girl Tully (Sanford) Baby boy Johnson (Lake Monroe) Baby boy Pierce (Altamonte Springs) Baby boy Perry (Sanford Visitation week at tha First Discharges Christian Church has been set for Emma Lynn (Sanford) next week; and Palm Sunday, John Pick (Bushnell) Apr. It, has been designated Deelsion Day. Pastor Perry L. Stone Dora E. Cotlingham (Longwood) Alberta Davie (Titusville) announced today. Mildred Baron (Sanford) Organised evangelistic calling Betty O’Conner (Sanford) Is planned for Tuesday and Thurs­ Guy Duffy (Sanford) day nights. It will also be done on Friday If necessary to visit all Howard Hemingway (Springfield, Vt) cultivated prospects on the April 5 church’s responsibility list. The Admissions nights of calling will begin with John A. Lawson (Sanford) a sunper at tho church promptly Nancy Mlrhrls (Sanford) nt ' .It). Women’s circlee will serve Birth* the meals. Assignments are to be Baby Boy Ensler (Sanford) n ude and 'he callers leave the Baby Boy Michels (Sanford) church at 7:15 In teems of two. Discharge* The persons who commit them­ Marvin L Wood (Sanford) selves to become Christians are APRIL 3 to make a public confession of Admission* their faith at morning worship on Julia Erhart (Sanford) Decision Day. and those who de­ Bernice Siegler (Mime) cide to transfer their membership Joseph P. Hall (Sanford) will receive the right hand of fel­ John Odom (Sanford) lowship at that time. A baptis­ Willie Mae Harper (Sanford) mal service Is contemplated Fas­ William Richard Struudberg ter Sunday. 7:30 p. m. (Sanford) Blrtha Baby Girl Erhart (Sanford) Baby Boy Slcgler (Mims) Dischargee Marian Herring (Sanford) Patricia Schmidt and baby boy (Sanford) WASHINGTON #n _ H o u s e Eul* Mae Wright .(Sanford) budyet-cuttere cla> e,| today to Ellen Moltcr (Badearer, O.) ba approaching the million dollar mark In their drive to rut Presi­ Coriene Van Engelun (Sanford) Anna Mac Almond (Sanford) dent Elsenhower's $7,600,000,000 Helen Pell (Sanford) budget. They hop« to boost the Dorothy Sumter (Sanford) laving eventually to two or three WtUto Knighton (Sanford) times that much. Passage Thursday night of a VUiMag Hoars; M vata Room*. 11 lightly-pared money bill for she a. m. to $ p. m.; Semi-Private Labor and Health, Education ard Rooms, I to t p. m., 7 to 9 p. m., Welfare Department* brought to­ Pedlatnca, U a. m. to 1 p. m tal claimed reductions to for to Parent! and Grandparents only: Obstetrics, No visiting during I.^MOO.OO. The Appropriations Committee feeding of babies. Private Rooms, met today behind closed doors to II a. at. to 13 noon, 3 to 4 p ru i the claimed savings higher m. and 7 to-9 p, m., Semi Private ptsslbly to near the one billion Rooms, I to 4 p. m. and 7 to dollar level, Tho committee was I p. m. considering tha President's re­ quest for $871,600,000 million to and related ageneica In the fis­ sun the Commerce Department cal year 1968 starting July L BAST CKASHES INTO VORLD SAN ANTONIO .Tea. I B - The Tisdale famlly’i new baby was boro with o smash Thursday. John Tisdale, SI, * i l driving to the heepttol whan his wife, la the beak seat, told him the stork was arriving. Tisdale looked back and imathed late a telephone pole. No one was kart. EVANGELIST T. B. FREEMAN ★ ★ ★ Southside Baptist Church Schedules Revival Meeting A revival meeting will begin Monday night, Apr. 8 at the Smithslde Baptist Church. The speaker will be Evangelist T. B. Freeman of Brlitol, Tenn. The service* will begin each evening nt 7:46 p. m. .and will continue through Thursday Apr. 18 with special tinging during the revival. Evangelist Freeman has con­ ducted revivals In over 20 states and Canada. The pastor, Gerald B. Price extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend these services. V jv S r j DR. JOHN P. OAKES Revival Starts Apr. 7 A t Church L'Alglon'a fresh young sheath gets its now point of vlow from its fabric: eyelet-embroidered cotton. It’s a cool, slim fashion that will cover a lot of territory all summer long! This lovely dress codes in whito eyelet with either a blue lining, a pink lining or a lilac lining. Sizes 10 to 20. S24.95 Revival services will ba held at th* Central Baptist Church. 14th St. and Oak Ave., April T-14 at 8 o’clock each evening, ac­ cording to an announcement to­ day by the Rev. J. W. Parham, pastor of the church. Dr. John P. Oakes. Pastor of West Woodlawn Baptist Church, Birmingham, Ala., will ba visit Ing evangelist, he said. Tho Rev. Parham will deliver the sermon Sunday and Dr. Oakes will begin on Monday evening. A special recognition will be given to each Auxiliary of the church each evening. TRUCK COURSES SPRINGFIELD, M ass.-W — A training school for truck drivors, j with refresher course! available. I was opened In February by this area's leading trucking comps-1 "W o Invito Charge Accounts” �¥ If Tear H m U b Net Delivered By • P. X. Cell FA 2-2611 Before 7 M> For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER I Hearing April 10 A t Mayfair WAIT AND WALK LIGHTS are now In operation a t F irst St. and Park Ave. Don Young of Sanford Electric Co. puts finishing touches on the synchronized system yestetrday. Pedestrians can walk four ways with safety. Now th at the new lights are operating. (Photo by Bergstrom) Evaluation O f Federally Ownec/ Lands Proposed VAH-7 Has Hottest Bombing Crew In NAF' Three men who have been flying together only a month emerged as the "Hottest Bombing Crew In the Nevy Air Force" In e recent opera­ tion conducted by Heavy Attack Wing One, United States Atlantic Fleet Air Force. The trio took In­ dividual honors in a week-long competition against the top crews . ?from five squadrons. Heavy At-' tack Squadron Five won the squa­ dron competition. LtCdr. Richard W. Mann, p iln ; Joseph Vallnakl, AL1, bombardier; and Bobby Sandefur, third crew­ man make up the crew, which represented Heavy Attack Squa­ dron Seven based at Srnford On (our successive days they flew missions on 18 targets with -tpectacular results. Their scores would CofC Directors To Discuss Canal At Tuesday’s Meet Tlie regular meeting of the I>vard of Directors of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow night, at I p m. in the Commissioners Rjonm c of the City Hall. The £t. Johns • Indian River Canal will be up for discussion due to the fact that the hearing, called by the Army Corps of Engineers, will he held in Sanford at the Mayfair Inn on Wednesday, April 10 John Krider, Manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce, In is vilng the notice of the $|merting. ut;cd all directors to make every effort to ^attend the session. have been envied even for a ve­ teran crew, but only one of the three men (Mr. Mann) had ever flown such a miaaioa before. The crew reached Its peak on the third day, when It set a re­ cord for accuracy on four succes­ sive missions. Although the scores are classified, their results might be compared to a modern William Tell who could throw a stone In to A funnel ef.a .tu g h jst fra;v across the Brooklyn bridge four times without a miss A native of Dickinson, N. D., Mann joined the Navy in 1942 as an Aviation Cadet During World War II, he served In the Pacific and won the Silver Star for a dl(Continued on Page 10) WASHINGTON — Congressman Syd Herlong today Introduced In the House p t Representatives a bill aimed at returning to local and state tax rolls Federal property which Is not now being used Under the legislation, a special committee of nine House members would conduct an Investigation of real property owned by the Untied States, and determine Its need. Later, the committee would make recommendations for disposal of that found to be surplus. Herlong said he proposed this evaluation of Federally owned lands because much has been said In recent years about the govern­ ment's vast holdings and the great need to get some of this property bach p - valo ov.w sM p a rf on the (ax tslls The fifth District congressman pointed out that much Federal land consists of mountain tops, swamps, desert areas and banen acreage that are unwanted and could t»ot be maintained by pri(Continued on Page 10) waterway to play In the economy of tha Central Florida section. Conservation has become an im­ portant topic In the move to secure the Sanford-TItusvile Canal. With both flood and drought conditions felt In Central Florida, the caml will servo as a vital controlling measure in storing water for uie during droughts and for releasing water during times of flood con­ ditions. • At Sanford, a new boat basin is being completed to allow stop­ overs here as Hew and more num­ erous visitors plan to take the Savage Sons Win Bombing Derby Sanford's Savage Sons of Heavy Attack Squadron Five hive won the first quarterly Heavy Attack Wing One Bombing Derby. The victory followed an Intensive month of concentrated practice bombing missions and ground training cli­ maxed by the week-long race for the coveted crown. Originally established In Decem­ ber, the Derby was created In or dor to stimulate morale and Im prove bombing proficiency throughout Heavy Attack Wing squadrons. The exercise was begun Monday with Sanford's four Heavy Attack Squadrons; Five, Seven, Nine and Eleven and VAIt-3 based at Jack­ sonville participating VAH-S, 7 and 11 flew the propellor driven. North American built AJ SAVAGE, while VAH-3 and 9 vied for honors in the twin jet Douglas A3D Sky warrior. Jacksonville was chosen as the "bombing range" for the exer­ cise with certain bridges and build ing designated as targets. All scor­ ing was accomplished by a radar bomb plotting unit at the Jackson­ ville Naval Air Station which tracked the aircraft as they streaked towards their targets. The accuracy of this method of scoring has been developed to so fine a degree that the expense of dropping actual bombs Is never in­ curred nor were any dropped dur­ ing the operation. Three outstanding crews were chosen to represent each squadron in Ihc Derby and as tho citirrns of Jacksonville worked, played and skept the heavy bombers wove th«i vapor trails many thousands of feet overhead. Each day the tournament saw the process of elimination take Its toll as one squadron after another bowed from the race until the fi­ nal day when Heavy Attack Squa­ drons Nine and Five remained for the showdown with VAH-S emerg(Continued on Page 19) Additional Local News On Page 10 OVIEDO’S FIRST METHODIST CHURCH wan dedicated of the Florida Conference; George W. Morgan, chairman yestorday a* hundreds attended the morning services fol of the official board; Dr. Jesse E. Waller; and the Rew. lowed by "dinner on the ground*.” (Left to right) imme­ George H. Carlton, paator of the church. diately following the dedication are: the Rev. J. \V. Aus­ (Photo by Bergstrom), tin, oldest former paator of tha church (1006); Bishop The steel standards for San­ ford's First Street Whiteway were put In end erffted yesterday morn­ ing by city crews. Moving of the heavy standards got underway Sunday morning about 7 a m. when loading began In the French Ave. trailer park area where they were stored Work on First St. got underway about 8 o'clock to avoid the heavy weekend traffic and the blocking of the business area when hoists lifted the tall poles Into place and set them on concrete forms built especially for them. Work also got underway in the ayncriniratlon of the walk lights at First SL and Park Ave. with the traffic lights at the same inter­ section. City Manager Warren E. Knowlea left yesterday for Delray Beach where he will attend a four-day City Managers Short Course. The 11th annual short course got underway yesterday at 2 o'clock. Knowles said he will return to Sanford Wednesday night The short course is conducted by the General Extension Division of Florida in cooperation with the Florida City Managers Associa­ tion, tbc Public Administration Clearing Service of the University (Continued M Page 18) Truck Tears Bridge Housing; M ay Be Closed Two Days The Lake Moproe Bridge, on State Road 15-806. wlfl be closed possibly two days, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's of­ fice after investigating a cra«h of a truck loaded with heavy eq­ uipment when it tore the bridge housing and two of the main steel cross beams. The truck, a Ford V-8 semi trailer, with two pieces of heavy equipment, smashed into tha top housing of the bridge shortly be­ fore 11:.10 this morning. Deputy Sheriff II. S. Smart. Investignting the accident, said that the Bridge Tender. K. W. Fight, had stated that the bridge would be closed to both highway and river traffic because of the dam­ age. Estimate of the damage was put at approximately $25,000, said tha Deputy Sheriff. Driver of the heavy truck was Charlie Johnson, Negro truck driver of Bunnell. C. It. King, saw­ mill owner of Bunnell .owns the truck. The truck, It was said, had a vertical clearance of 18 feet. liow. according to ever, the signs, has a vertical clcurance of only 14 feet. A huge steel boom protruding from one of the pieces of heavy equipment carried on the semi trailer first crashed into ind bent One of thv steel cross beams at the entrance to the bridge. It then tore Into the housing above tha center of the bridge and tore ste«I beams and housing from place. The frame housing, at noon to­ day. was hanging In place support­ ed only by the boom from tha truck and from tha two steal (Continued an Paga II) The Seminole County Canee* Society Is observing “ C” Day, to* morrow. Volunteers will can st the hornet In the Seminole County area dur­ ing the day with material on t h t three services the Society gives to the County. Service, Research and Education. They will also accept contributions to carry on this pro­ gram. local officials of the Society said. During the past year there hav* been 45 Seminole County deaths from cancer reported. The local Cancer Loan Closet of the Semi­ nole County Cancer Society haa been privileged to serve 11- o f these patients. Mrs. Phil C. Stanley Jr., "C * Day Chairman announce# the e rea chairmen as follows: Helen Con­ stantine. Barbara Douglas. Sally White. Carolyn Bass, Alice WlUlnk. (Continued On Page 10) Also coming before the Board of Commissioners Is the award­ ing of the bid for a street sweeper. Awarding of the bid has been held up until tests and investigations were made. Weather EATING FOR FIRE PROTECTION! The Lake Mary Vol­ unteer Fire Department displays its new fire fighting equipment as they served more than 600 barbecuel chicken ■fliinners to help pay for it. Seated on the running board of the new pumper truck are (left to right) Linda and Janet Kriz, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kriz, of Little Venice, wearing big smiles because of the good eats u/id assurance of fire protection, (Photo by Bergstrom) Centrally fair today. Increas­ ing closidiaaaa tonight and Tues­ day with scattered showers late tonight or Tuesday, fooler Tues­ day; low tonight 80 to (1 . SANFORD'S FIRST STREET WHITEWAY was installed yesterday as workmen lift the huge metal standards into place on concrete bases. The Sunday operation was ncce* •ary to avoid traffic congestion in the downtown area. (Photo by Bergstrom) -1 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Realtor Mora than Jut Real Estate Man J it. . . . „ M edo Metoodlsl Church Will Be Dedicated Sunday * BudM FlroU* 0st tending to* hlaa* of the flro Y■ O U R E af a plan to p r w e t to tho Da- •A Realtor la more d un just • _____ By Maries- Jaw*s portmcst af Agrteulturo. g reel rotate an a. Be to ■ mem­ OVIEDO—Remember what a Yesterday, tha Board af la s t e d ber ef a profsssteoal organisation good time w* bed the flrat Bus- CBy O a s s t o t e n a a l Is amarday In November at the Home­ who adheres to a strict eode of ethics and Is pledged to the high est standards la every phase of real estate activity,” Raymond Ball, president of thw Seminote County Board of Realtors, Mid to­ day. - t He Issued tho statement to stress the Importance of the Realtors Pledge which has been emphesliod during the celebration of Realtor Week, Mar. M-Apr. (, by the Se­ minole County board end by CHAILIB^MOBBIBOW hundreds of others throughout the eountry. Ball said that every member of the National Association of Baa) Estate Boards has this pledge aa hla business guide. Tho Realtor affirms that ha win uphold the tony Ideate of the NARKB Code of Ethics, and that hla every un­ dertaking shall be In the Intereat of hla eUant and the community. "Realtor* not only meet state Charlie Morrison, a member of licensing requirements where they tbo advertising staff of Tho San­ •slit, but they hase qualified as ford Horatd for Marly sla years, rofesslonaL members of NAREB resigned yesterday to accept the y demonstrating a high degrae of - position of Director of Pnblle He- buslneaa competence and alao a .' lotions with Holler Motor Bates, desire to adhere to high botinees local C h e v r o l e t , Otdsmoblla and standard*, thereby Insuring their clients of the highest degree of Cadillac dealer. Morrison, well-known through Integrity and honesty In an busi­ Central Florida aa a song-leader, ness dealings,” be said. . tennis umpire program master-of Ball said It waa a pleasure to ceremonies and quit master, has recito the Pledge because "In ef­ been a resident of Banford lor fect, It reaffirms to the publle IS years. A native of Troy, N. Y., the duty their Realtors owe them.” ho and his wife, tha former The Realtor’! Pledge foltows: "I AM A REALTOR Laura D. Fisher whom ha mar­ I Pledge Myself ried in New York City la- 1014, came to Florida In 1920 whep he To protect (he Individual right of managed theatres In Jacksonville, rtal estate ownership and to widen the opportunity to an becoming District Manager for Publla Theatres Inc., In 1129. In Joy It; that year he was alee president To b« honorabl* and honejt In all of the Jacksonville "Tars" Base­ dealings: ball Club In tha then Southeast­ To seek better to represent my ern league with a 8anford pitch­ clients by building my know er, Ben Cantwell, and a Tampa ledge and competence, catcher, A1 Lopes, aa hie stellar To act fairly towards all In the battery. spirit of the Golden Rule; For many years Morrison served To servo well my community, and as song-leader for the Rotary through It my country; Club# of the state and has held To observe the Realtor’! Code of niemhersbip In Winter Haven, SeEthics and confirm my conduct bring and Tampa Clubs ae well to its lofty Ideate.” aa balng at. tha present Urns a The board tomorrow will cele­ member here. He also enjoys the brate "Clvle Day,” In which tha the distinction of being an Hon­ Realtors’ responsibilities to the orary Member of the Sanford Kl- community will be emphasised and wanla Club. soma of the clvle activities in Ha and Mrs. Morrison reside at which the board has engaged will MOO Hiawatha Ave. and are the be outlined parents of two children, Mr». A. B. (Pete) MeRaney and Dr. Jack C. Morrison. Charlls’s hobbles are tennis, getting people to sing and playing Santa Claus during Hospital Notes ‘the Christmas Season. Apen 4 He will assume his duties with Admissions Holier Motor Sales Monday and hoy C. Wiley (Sanford) as H. C. Kitchens, general manChristopher Boyd (Orlando) ■gcr of Hollers, put It, “will act as our good will ambassador Rachael Johnson (Lake Monroe) Ruth Tully (Sanford) ‘with or without portfolio*" Dorothy Pierce (Altamonte Morrison was tha recipient of Springs) • ’’goodbye and good luck, Char­ Alexandsr Smith (Sanford) lie” party in the business office Marie Ensley (Sanford) of tha Herald yesterday afterEffto Po|x* (Sanford) noon which was featured by a Irene Hines (Sanford) mammoth rak* suitably InscrihClara Brooks (Orange City; ed and the presentation of a sub­ Dorothy Perry (Sanford) stantial gift certificate. Guy Duffy (Sanford) Hugh Carlton (Sanford) Births Baby girl Tully (Sanford) Baby boy Johnson (Lake Monroe) Baby boy Pierce (Altamonte Springs) Baby boy Perry (Sanford Visitation week at tha First Discharges Christian Church has been set for Emma Lynn (Sanford) next week; and Palm Sunday, John Pick (Bushnell) Apr. It, has been designated Deelsion Day. Pastor Perry L. Stone Dora E. Cotlingham (Longwood) Alberta Davie (Titusville) announced today. Mildred Baron (Sanford) Organised evangelistic calling Betty O’Conner (Sanford) Is planned for Tuesday and Thurs­ Guy Duffy (Sanford) day nights. It will also be done on Friday If necessary to visit all Howard Hemingway (Springfield, V t) cultivated prospects on the April 5 church’s responsibility list. The Admissions nights of calling will begin with John A. Lawson (Sanford) a sunper at tho church promptly Nancy Mlrhrls (Sanford) nt ' .It). Women’s circlee will serve Birth* the meals. Assignments are to be Baby Boy Ensler (Sanford) n ude and 'he callers leave the Baby Boy Michels (Sanford) church at 7:15 In teems of two. Discharge* The persons who commit them­ Marvin L Wood (Sanford) selves to become Christians are APRIL 3 to make a public confession of Admission* their faith at morning worship on Julia Erhart (Sanford) Decision Day. and those who de­ Bernice Siegler (Mime) cide to transfer their membership Joseph P. Hall (Sanford) will receive the right hand of fel­ John Odom (Sanford) lowship at that time. A baptis­ Willie Mae Harper (Sanford) mal service Is contemplated Fas­ William Richard Struudberg ter Sunday. 7:30 p. m. (Sanford) Blrtha Baby Girl Erhart (Sanford) Baby Boy Slcgler (Mims) Dischargee Marian Herring (Sanford) Patricia Schmidt and baby boy (Sanford) WASHINGTON #n _ H o u s e Eul* Mae Wright .(Sanford) budyet-cuttere cla> e,| today to Ellen Moltcr (Badearer, O.) ba approaching the million dollar mark In their drive to rut Presi­ Coriene Van Engelun (Sanford) Anna Mac Almond (Sanford) dent Elsenhower's $7,600,000,000 Helen Pell (Sanford) budget. They hop« to boost the Dorothy Sumter (Sanford) laving eventually to two or three WtUto Knighton (Sanford) times that much. Passage Thursday night of a VUiMag Hoars; M vata Room*. 11 lightly-pared money bill for she a. m. to $ p. m.; Semi-Private Labor and Health, Education ard Rooms, I to t p. m., 7 to 9 p. m., Welfare Department* brought to­ Pedlatnca, U a. m. to 1 p. m tal claimed reductions to for to Parent! and Grandparents only: Obstetrics, No visiting during I.^MOO.OO. The Appropriations Committee feeding of babies. Private Rooms, met today behind closed doors to II a. at. to 13 noon, 3 to 4 p ru i the claimed savings higher m. and 7 to-9 p, m., Semi Private ptsslbly to near the one billion Rooms, I to 4 p. m. and 7 to dollar level, Tho committee was I p. m. considering tha President's re­ quest for $871,600,000 million to and related ageneica In the fis­ sun the Commerce Department cal year 1968 starting July L Charlie Morrison Accepts Position With Car Dealer coming of the Oviedo Methodist geney m a to i to qa*n wild rumor* Church? Well, get yourselves all circulating about tho market aad B n only a fav prepared. Another Is la store far tba diuatrooa boon before. you. That time w* have long looked Matting shortly altar noon tba forward to i< her*—tba dedica­ Board of Sanford City Oaamteatotion of the new Methodist Church. era unaalmrotiy adopted a re­ solution "representing tbo Com Yetilrrrol Those good people ar* planning mliiiooer of Agrieoltora to take aa largo an event a* that held to Immediate (tape to pot tba SeiNovember for tho Homecoming— lord State firm a n ’ Market InIf not larger. Invitation* are la the bend* ef all former Ovledlana that ware members of the Church. Momben of the other churches here ar* planning on affiliating with thorn for this memorable occasion. Sunday School srlll bo hold at the Baptist Cbureh, but the church services have been called off In order to attend the ones at the Methodist Church. That well-known Reverend John Branscomb will preside at tha dedication servlet, assisted by Reverend George Carlton and Dr. Jesie Waller. Following tho service* dinner will ba on church ground*. W* bar* bean trying all weak to g*t our good friend, Loo Gray, to say ho will have us a good eake up there. He has promised to meet us and greet us again— on condition we attend tho serv­ ices as wall as’th* dinner. In spit* of a busy week-end ahead for ns hi other ways, too, we plan on wedging In Ume to cook so m e goodies and balng on hand for tba special occasion. Pack poor baskets and meat as there—time —Sunday, Apr. T Sunday School time 8:45 a. m.— worship hour: II a. m. Counting on 1ou. Today, moat af the daaltra, bro­ ken aad paeken who vara locat­ ed at the Sanford State farm en Market are boek to batlneu either t e a their botaea or is teaoorary loeationa until tho market can bo rabollt It la buslaeea aa usual with the man who more freak oroduce Into tba weitern aad northern marketa from Central Florida. AN OFFICIAL KSCORT POINT OP THE MOUNTAIN, Utah O U Three Utah State Prlaon Inmataa didn’t quite make good their escape attempt Thurs­ day night. They ware climbing doyrn the outer wall of the prison whan acting Vardan Valter D. Achnff drove up. Achuff said a prison guard spotted tho trio and Mall I did was take them berk In­ side.” Budget-Cutters Approach Billion Dollar M ark In Cut — m m —w ■i * * tenwrarw* i . Legal Notice Sun or city duos! L'Aiglon designs g aan dress with . d tp cover-up for nil tho important mo­ menta of your summer. Tba dress—In a » lovely hand-screened print o f 100% DacreS To wash, drip-dry and forget about ironing! The Jacket—o f linen-like spun rayon. Yellow, rose, purple. Sizes 8 to 18. $24.95 Hospital Notes Local Christian Church Schedules Visitation Week BAST CKASHES INTO VORLD SAN ANTONIO .Tea. I B - The Tisdale famlly’i new baby was boro with o smash Thursday. John Tisdale, SI, * i l driving to the heepttol whan his wife, la the beak seat, told him the stork was arriving. Tisdale looked back and imathed late a telephone pole. No one was kart. EVANGELIST T. B. FREEMAN ★ ★ ★ Southside Baptist Church Schedules Revival Meeting A revival meeting will begin Monday night, Apr. 8 at the Smithslde Baptist Church. The speaker will be Evangelist T. B. Freeman of Brlitol, Tenn. The service* will begin each evening nt 7:46 p. m. .and will continue through Thursday Apr. 18 with special tinging during the revival. Evangelist Freeman has con­ ducted revivals In over 20 states and Canada. The pastor, Gerald B. Price extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend these services. V jv S rj DR. JOHN P. OAKES Revival Starts Apr. 7 A t Church L'Alglon'a fresh young sheath gets its now point of vlow from its fabric: eyelet-embroidered cotton. It’s a cool, slim fashion that will cover a lot of territory all summer long! This lovely dress codes in whito eyelet with either a blue lining, a pink lining or a lilac lining. Sizes 10 to 20. S24.95 Revival services will ba held at th* Central Baptist Church. 14th St. and Oak Ave., April T-14 at 8 o’clock each evening, ac­ cording to an announcement to­ day by the Rev. J. W. Parham, pastor of the church. Dr. John P. Oakes. Pastor of West Woodlawn Baptist Church, Birmingham, Ala., will ba visit Ing evangelist, he said. Tho Rev. Parham will deliver the sermon Sunday and Dr. Oakes will begin on Monday evening. A special recognition will be given to each Auxiliary of the church each evening. TRUCK COURSES SPRINGFIELD, M ass.-W — A training school for truck drivors, j with refresher course! available. I was opened In February by this area's leading trucking comps-1 "Wo Invito Charge Accounts” �¥ If Tear H m U b Net Delivered By • P. X. Cell FA 2-2611 Before 7 M> For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER I Hearing April 10 A t Mayfair WAIT AND WALK LIGHTS are now In operation a t F irs t St. and Park Ave. Don Young of Sanford Electric Co. puts finishing touches on the synchronized system yestetrday. Pedestrians can walk four ways w ith safety . Now th a t the new lights are operating. (Photo by Bergstrom ) Evaluation Of Federally Ownec/ Lands Proposed VAH-7 Has Hottest Bombing Crew In NAF' Three men who have been flying together only a month emerged as the "Hottest Bombing Crew In the Nevy Air Force" In e recent opera­ tion conducted by Heavy Attack Wing One, United States Atlantic Fleet Air Force. The trio took In­ dividual honors in a week-long competition against the top crews . ?from five squadrons. Heavy At-' tack Squadron Five won the squa­ dron competition. LtCdr. Richard W. Mann, p iln ; Joseph Vallnakl, AL1, bombardier; and Bobby Sandefur, third crew­ man make up the crew, which represented Heavy Attack Squa­ dron Seven based at Srnford On (our successive days they flew missions on 18 targets with -tpectacular results. Their scores would CofC Directors To Discuss Canal At Tuesday’s Meet Tlie regular meeting of the I>vard of Directors of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow night, at I p m. in the Commissioners Rjonm c of the City Hall. The £t. Johns • Indian River Canal will be up for discussion due to the fact that the hearing, called by the Army Corps of Engineers, will he held in Sanford at the Mayfair Inn on Wednesday, April 10 John Krider, Manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce, In is vilng the notice of the $|merting. ut;cd all directors to make every effort to ^attend the session. have been envied even for a ve­ teran crew, but only one of the three men (Mr. Mann) had ever flown such a miaaioa before. The crew reached Its peak on the third day, when It set a re­ cord for accuracy on four succes­ sive missions. Although the scores are classified, their results might be compared to a modern William Tell who could throw a stone In to A funnel ef.a .tu g h jst fra;v across the Brooklyn bridge four times without a miss A native of Dickinson, N. D., Mann joined the Navy in 1942 as an Aviation Cadet During World War II, he served In the Pacific and won the Silver Star for a dl(Continued on Page 10) WASHINGTON — Congressman Syd Herlong today Introduced In the House p t Representatives a bill aimed at returning to local and state tax rolls Federal property which Is not now being used Under the legislation, a special committee of nine House members would conduct an Investigation of real property owned by the Untied States, and determine Its need. Later, the committee would make recommendations for disposal of that found to be surplus. Herlong said he proposed this evaluation of Federally owned lands because much has been said In recent years about the govern­ ment's vast holdings and the great need to get some of this property bach p - valo ov.w sM p a rf on the (ax tslls The fifth District congressman pointed out that much Federal land consists of mountain tops, swamps, desert areas and banen acreage that are unwanted and could t»ot be maintained by pri(Continued on Page 10) waterway to play In the economy of tha Central Florida section. Conservation has become an im­ portant topic In the move to secure the Sanford-TItusvile Canal. With both flood and drought conditions felt In Central Florida, the caml will servo as a vital controlling measure in storing water for uie during droughts and for releasing water during times of flood con­ ditions. • At Sanford, a new boat basin is being completed to allow stop­ overs here as Hew and more num­ erous visitors plan to take the Savage Sons W in Bombing Derby Sanford's Savage Sons of Heavy Attack Squadron Five hive won the first quarterly Heavy Attack Wing One Bombing Derby. The victory followed an Intensive month of concentrated practice bombing missions and ground training cli­ maxed by the week-long race for the coveted crown. Originally established In Decem­ ber, the Derby was created In or dor to stimulate morale and Im prove bombing proficiency throughout Heavy Attack Wing squadrons. The exercise was begun Monday with Sanford's four Heavy Attack Squadrons; Five, Seven, Nine and Eleven and VAIt-3 based at Jack­ sonville participating VAH-S, 7 and 11 flew the propellor driven. North American built AJ SAVAGE, while VAH-3 and 9 vied for honors in the twin jet Douglas A3D Sky warrior. Jacksonville was chosen as the "bombing range" for the exer­ cise with certain bridges and build ing designated as targets. All scor­ ing was accomplished by a radar bomb plotting unit at the Jackson­ ville Naval Air Station which tracked the aircraft as they streaked towards their targets. The accuracy of this method of scoring has been developed to so fine a degree that the expense of dropping actual bombs Is never in­ curred nor were any dropped dur­ ing the operation. Three outstanding crews were chosen to represent each squadron in Ihc Derby and as tho citirrns of Jacksonville worked, played and skept the heavy bombers wove th«i vapor trails many thousands of feet overhead. Each day the tournament saw the process of elimination take Its toll as one squadron after another bowed from the race until the fi­ nal day when Heavy Attack Squa­ drons Nine and Five remained for the showdown with VAH-S emerg(Continued on Page 19) Additional Local News O n Page 10 OVIEDO’S FIRST METHODIST CHURCH wan dedicated yestorday a* hundreds attended the morning services fol lowed by "dinner on the ground*.” (L eft to right) imme­ diately following the dedication a re : the Rev. J. \V. Aus­ tin, oldest form er paator of tha church (1006); Bishop The steel standards for San­ ford's First Street Whiteway were put In end erffted yesterday morn­ ing by city crews. Moving of the heavy standards got underway Sunday morning about 7 a m. when loading began In the French Ave. trailer park area where they were stored Work on First St. got underway about 8 o'clock to avoid the heavy weekend traffic and the blocking of the business area when hoists lifted the tall poles Into place and set them on concrete forms built especially for them. Work also got underway in the ayncriniratlon of the walk lights at First SL and Park Ave. with the traffic lights at the same inter­ section. City Manager Warren E. Knowlea left yesterday for Delray Beach where he will attend a four-day City Managers Short Course. The 11th annual short course got underway yesterday at 2 o'clock. Knowles said he will return to Sanford Wednesday night The short course is conducted by the General Extension Division of Florida in cooperation with the Florida City Managers Associa­ tion, tbc Public Administration Clearing Service of the University (Continued M Page 18) of the Florida Conference; George W. M organ, chairm an of the official board; Dr. Jesse E. W aller; and the Rew. George H. Carlton, paator of th e church. (Photo by Bergstrom), Truck Tears Bridge Housing; M ay Be Closed Two Days The Lake Moproe Bridge, on State Road 15-806. wlfl be closed possibly two days, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's of­ fice after investigating a cra«h of a truck loaded with heavy eq­ uipment when it tore the bridge housing and two of the main steel cross beams. The truck, a Ford V-8 semi trailer, with two pieces of heavy equipment, smashed into tha top housing of the bridge shortly be­ fore 11:.10 this morning. Deputy Sheriff II. S. Smart. Investignting the accident, said that the Bridge Tender. K. W. Fight, had stated that the bridge would be closed to both highway and river traffic because of the dam­ age. Estimate of the damage was put at approximately $25,000, said tha Deputy Sheriff. Driver of the heavy truck was Charlie Johnson, Negro truck driver of Bunnell. C. It. King, saw­ mill owner of Bunnell .owns the truck. The truck, It was said, had a vertical clearance of 18 feet. liow. according to ever, the signs, has a vertical clcurance of only 14 feet. A huge steel boom protruding from one of the pieces of heavy equipment carried on the semi trailer first crashed into ind bent One of thv steel cross beams at the entrance to the bridge. It then tore Into the housing above tha center of the bridge and tore ste«I beams and housing from place. The frame housing, at noon to­ day. was hanging In place support­ ed only by the boom from tha truck and from tha two steal (Continued an Paga II) The Seminole County Canee* Society Is observing “C” Day, to* morrow. Volunteers will can st the hornet In the Seminole County area dur­ ing the day with material on t h t three services the Society gives to the County. Service, Research and Education. They will also accept contributions to carry on this pro­ gram. local officials of the Society said. During the past year there hav* been 45 Seminole County deaths from cancer reported. The local Cancer Loan Closet of the Semi­ nole County Cancer Society haa been privileged to serve 11- o f these patients. Mrs. Phil C. Stanley Jr., "C * Day Chairman announce# the e rea chairmen as follows: Helen Con­ stantine. Barbara Douglas. Sally White. Carolyn Bass, Alice WlUlnk. (Continued On Page 10) Also coming before the Board of Commissioners Is the award­ ing of the bid for a street sweeper. Awarding of the bid has been held up until tests and investigations were made. Weather EATING FOR FIRE PROTECTION! The Lake Mary Vol­ unteer Fire D epartm ent displays its new fire fighting equipment as they served more than 600 barbecuel chicken ■fliinners to help pay fo r it. Seated on the running board of the new pum per truck are (le ft to right) Linda and Janet Kriz, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. J . Kriz, of Little Venice, wearing big smiles because of the good eats u/id assurance of fire protection, (Photo by Bergstrom ) Centrally fair today. Increas­ ing closidiaaaa tonight and Tues­ day with scattered showers late tonight or Tuesday, fooler Tues­ day; low tonight 80 to (1. SANFORD'S FIRST STREET WHITEWAY was installed yesterday as workmen lif t the huge metal standards into place on concrete bases. The Sunday operation was ncce* •a ry to avoid traffic congestion in the downtown area. (Photo by Bergstrom ) -1 1 �r**-' s re n s rs , 28th W eekly Edition Seminole Smoke SEMINOLE SMOKE SIGNALS Publiibtd weekly la The 8anford Herald A Editor P a t H a rrin g to n | Aaaociate Editor A ngelo C om paign Feature Editor W nnda G ilbert Gottip Editor K aye Je n k in s X a f t J e o lu n a . Dale Lewis. Mary Jane Klynt, Penny Marian Mehr Gm«^Hobby. A. J. Qemants, Angelo Compaign. Kathy CMtaa. (3aria Newbury, Key Ivev, Frances Strickland, Wanda, Ann Vondran. Claudia Warmaclc, Joyce Benton. Plaaio put tbla la tha paper to I can find tha answer to my prob­ lem. I have throe datea for next Saturday night I Just don't know what to do about this. One la short and fat, one ta tall and ugly and tha other one U a doll. I don't Ilka any one of them Ono li a ball player, one's a sailor and one'a a jar head. If you can, would you plcasa help ma.' Help! I I Undecided J. D. Dear Undecided J. D. I hop* I can help you with your problam, but since I know non* of tho boys you manUosad you will have ta doeido on your own. What amaiod mo is why you bavo three datea in one night and like none of them. Glut ma In aomatima. You could atweye drag all thraa of tham along Just for laughi, tho more tha drawing atrawa and pasting the other two out to tome poor un­ fortunate girls who can't gel By ANGELO COMPAIN datea? If you don't like any of Bcorn Juvenile delinquency! Do tham and think you would have •pise and discredit it, and. yet, a miserable time you een elit would still linger It matiers ways tell all of them "no soap" llltla how much contempt you and take a chance on sitting throw at lt{ juvenile delinquency home. If the doll Is a nice guy. would persiit with u* sUU. It goei take him and have a ball I I All farther bsck Into history than the 1 can advise is make up your comic book — the crime comic mind as toon as possible for book, of course — and will out' everyone's sake. Good luck, you live all of Its reforms. ncc<| it. la It wrong? Stripped of all Miss C. the chaoa and dasentratlon It en­ Dear Miss Cry-Shoulder gender!, is juvenile dellnquncy a I can't understand why I can crime—a crime punishable by never get a date. When I go some the worst punlihmtnt possible, so piece everyone seems to enjoy my d a l persoeutlon 1 t am a youth. It Is a common company because they say I'm th Ilfs of the party but I luvr belief, currently popular In the an awful time getting dates. What United states, thet youth is directly responsible for practically every am 1 doing wrong? The Clown crime on record — and they label Clown it "Juvenile delinquency”. I’m not Dear glrlt hate going out with a criminal! Call me what you want ■ Mott dead heat, bul oa the eentrary to call me, but I have absolutely no criminal tendencies end never tome rhiracter who it trying to the whole show la jm t as slekanIntend to have any criminal ten­ Ing. It’s fine to give the eriwd dencies. But these "sdults deficient,” a few chuckles every once in a these "social reformers” , they while kut give someone elie a could lead any Juvenile to become brcik and let them get a couple delinquent and do a little murder- of words in every now and then. ins besides. They went to exter­ Then your friends can he sin­ minate juvenile delinquency and cere when they say they rcallv Hop’t car* how many reputations, enjoy your company. Lois of luck how many of their children, or Miss Cry-Shoulder whose kids a rt involved; and than, when tho well’* dry, they'll know tha worth of water. Don't convict ma; I'm not say­ ing that all social reformers are adults deficient, but most of them are crackpots and don't even know what juvenile delinquency Is. What Is a Juvenile delinquent? Is there any difference between him and th Tommy who SO yoars ago pulled Susle'a trusses, or between him and tha Tommy who 20 yoars •go shot spltbalts across the room? So why should today's JD be tomorrow's outcist? Just bo. causa imaginative people aggreudire tha exploits of JD? Just be­ cause Imaginative people confute energy with vandalism? Just be cause imaginative people are too old to tell tha difference between a hoodlum thirty yeart old and a teenager? Kind social reformer, bo obliging; drop dead! ! Don't shift the blqpio of tho na­ tion on Youth! Your Imaginative mind did all the work; nobody haew what a JD was anpposed to C A P E D COSTUME YOU be like until you so vividly ex­ plained what Youth was supposed SPRING cornea from the codec* to be like. Naturelly wo were not tion designed by Bent Claire. The double-buttoned cape, of to be overestimated. It was herd black and white novelty checked living up to your terms, but 1 cotton, cover* a sUeveUaa black hops you're satisfied! You're re Imen sheath. The cape eollar la iponslblel Remember, we are un­ blank valvar. This coetuma der >1. Now you ran shut up! And would be useful all aiunraer. 1 really hope you do! A n a i l of week* ige !, MU* Miss Cry-lhoudir, wrote to Ann Xaadsrs tacloalng a earnplea of ear column In Imoko llgnals. It wsa sortslnly a pU iunt surprise reeeirlag her re* ply which Is prlatsd below. Thanks to all of you for making Miss Cr/’lhomlori a susesn. Saar Mis Cry-lbouldar I think reur column in Uis geminate High payer l» wonder­ ful. Your MV|M *• srd bit tho aall imatb on the oa a ms lingnumber of timoc. I’m delighted to bsvo men a bright coUcsguo. Bast wtshci. Ilaccrely Ana Landers Bear MUa Cry-Moulder— a We The People Stand Accused |Q Philosopher Says: Advice To The Lovelorn Sear le a d e n | J BY KATHY CARLOS Hey, eon. are you moping aimind because your girl Juat broke off with you because she doesn't tike your Yul Brynner haircut that you spent l»o week's allowance on, and your wonderfulunderstanding mother has locked you out of tho house and won’t •v»n give you enough money for a toupa. It that what’a on your mind old ehapf Wall lift your bald up high. . , and taka a walk in tha tun. . . with that magnitude and fortitude and you'll show the wdrldl You’ll show 'em where to gat off! You'll nevar give up, never give up that ahipl Partner, a r t you troubled becauae everything you do aaoms to be wrong thaaa day*? Like whan you raised your hand In fpaniih to translate and you road tha wrong paragraph on tha wrong paga In tho wrong chapter and •van filled In a Ilttla pig latln whan you didn't know a word to covar up your ambarrasamant and your Itaehar wsa vary dta* turbad about it and aaot you to the office and on tho way you stopped la help tha Janitor and your Spanish taaehar came by at that very Instant and thought you were biding from tha prlneipal end called your Dad in tho middle of a very Important bust* ness deal to come down to the school and get the Juvenllo delin­ quent he called son and for you not to dare onter the door «f that school again and now you can't be your life’s ambition a glow worm specialist? I)o you think the whole world has turned its back on you? Well. . . Meet SHS Faculty BY DALI! LKttM ■Y KATHY CABLOB Fred Bahrain — "You almost have to go steady thaaa days to get a data." Mr. CbriaWOMn — "Lat'a have It qulat aa wa ten study" (We, ara the vary 'few people who do ao). Mika Tamny — "I disagree — It should be. . Mlsa Whittle - "lig h t reading la one of tha essentials of music or "Who dots this belong to". Edna Ughtfoot - "A test! but I haven’t studied" Claudia Warmack — "Jimmy Jimmy, Jimmy" Joe Russ| — "Joan Ann must b« hiding". P al Pufflnbergar "Kathy, lean back aa I can see". The teacher f°r this week |s Mrs. Gerald Rymao, who soma of us know better as Mils Sin­ gletary. Mrs. Ryman wag born Ip San­ ford and haa lived here most of her lift, except while attending the Unlvaratly of South Dakota whtra aha raeaivad a B. A. in English and speech and music minor. . Mrs. Ryman ha* horn (nich­ ing three years and at present is living In Lake Mary. Ma replied, whan f asked her what aha likad boat about teach­ ing, "boys and girls". Delicate dishes such es a cake or souffle should not be baked with an oven m«al| tha steam from tha latter will damage the souffle or rake. Famous Quotes Mlsa Chittenden "Eddie Bar- Gossip Clouds CengratuIatlaM to Jimmy But lev on bla engagement to Pat Harrington. Tho date hasn’t bean set yet. but beer thet ll’i going to be as soon after graduation •a possible. Best wiabaa to • won­ derful couplet Dotty Matte and Johnny Via­ ble have broken up. Is It for good thia time, klda? Mr. T. haa ■been dating Beta Ashby lately. What’a going on you two? Like wise with Pete Nish and Lola Barlnaau. Who la Betty Johnson going steady with? •peaking of going steady—ao are Ann Vondrin and Fred Behrens. It loooks like Kathy Carlos and Harold Mom will soon bo. What waa Pat H. going around without, Thursday? Eddy Barbour and Marv Jane Flynt aura do maka a darling couple. Beat wishes you kids Bylvla Price baa a now hair­ do. Surely Is becoming to you, gal- bour, If you aren’t good. I'm go­ ing to take you over ray knee.” Dolly Miller — “ I bought a Iris Causey H In seventh hea b«|g« suit and a beige pair of van- Joe ts home for three shoes and beige — months! Jeannette Brown — " I would These underclassmen are real­ rather have my time to translate ly going wild over Leslie Smith. BY DALE LEWM ed down getting books out of my ieter" COBie on L<i. give them a break. Kenneth (Smily) Ifosack — (A Ever wish you could quickly and locker, I stepped on the hem of Kaye J. sure was talking about unobtrusively fall through tho my crinoline as f was getting up, great big) "HI There” (with e tho weekend an awful lot. Have floor or crawl undor tho carpet? and pulled It completely off me! punch or tickle and naturally a fun Kay? Ever have your face turn scar­ Audrey I , and Ann V. "katn’t Kenneth Hossack—Yesterday— big ta r to ear smile) Ann Davis — " I’m tired” stop talking” about, well you can let T I don't mean from overex when I said, "I wish all Yank posura to the sun either! One of ees would go back up North (along with hump-teen yawns) probably gueJi. What would they Nan Cuahlng "I think going do If they didn’t hevr gym to­ those times was when I waa In­ where they came from!" and you troduced by my date at a party turned around and looked straight steady la the enswer necausc. . ." gether? Harold Ston* — "Lose eight by tho wrong nemo! Some em­ at me! (Darn right!) Marty B. Is wearing a certain barrassing moments are too aw­ Leslie Smith—W hen'Jurgm We pounds" or "quit eating" "Wlllys" ring. Congrats Marty. Faye Clark — "You're aweet, ful even to remamhor, much las* kerlry made me sit In the back What is this we’ve been seeing I swanny or 'T m about to die" in tho halls lately? Wanda B. and print! Can you imagine these scat of his FOURTY-NINK Liberace—"This is my brother Ronnie G.? ? ? pooplo in them humble situa­ BUICK, so his fat, |ary, smelly tions?) Philip we’re wishing you would mutt, Tarrie, could s|t In the George everybody” Randy Crow — "Play party Mr. Harris—I was mocking a front. hairlln In a drugstore one time, Iris Camay—When I was a doll" That’s a seventh period offense.” Faye Garner — "Someday my and he was sitting in the booth sophomore and we went to Tam­ Marcia Bumaardner—"M I f s prince will come, someday t'll next to ine! pa, ! had to get an extra h«v| Whittlee, I. understand, but tho Linda Smith—When in out-of- for the room. I waa In the hall find my love" Francis Strickland - "Wait til others don’t." town paper printed the wrong of the hotel in my pajamas, with Mr. Ray — "If you can hold name—Linda She!rani. my mother aces my dress with my hair rolled up, and no make­ up tho financial end of It, we’ll Fred Ball-Tho time Mrs. Elia up, and I bumped Into three lipstick all over It." all be glad to go." Jeannette Dandrldge — " t didn’t Cilaman made ma wear long un­ boys! I I Sylvie Pierson — -’But Uncle Jo* derwear on the stage in a Colum­ Mr. Christensen—I guess the write that, honest I didn't" I can’t understand how to do I t" Leslie Stephens — "Have you bus Day - Program! worst Um« 1 ever had wes when Philip Byrd — "You tell mo you Sylvia frlce—When I was stoop I fell off the seat of a motor­ heard 09 ways Liberace In home love me. you say you’ll be tc — sure It was free — It’e cycle and rode for a ' block on true. . ." only a aam pic " the seat of my ripped pants! Cllm Cadlddlehopper — "Get the Elvli — 'T m all tho k up" BY A. V. Margaret Ellison—When I wantmonkey off the pol* 1 Mrs. Bateman — "When that ». FT. 1 boy# wearing Bermu -ed to he a steeHore. ■[*fuhV ? ?» Dale Lewi* - , "My Question of flat to school. Robhy Little—“When'people not­ b«ll ring* don’t nut or 'someone the week Is. . .’ will get hurt." iced how fat Pm aatting. "So long" L. C. Smith — "The ball went The Platters Mr. Bracken—While attending past second base and way In 'he Pat If. with black eyes. , HARRISBURG, Pa. - d P - Some Boy Scoot Camp at the tender baseball Baseball boys winning tha tour- Do members in consumer educa­ age of 14. the paranta of my girl­ outfield — baseball, baseball.* ’ naments. tion classes at nearby DUlsburg friend brought her up to see me The offler girl* working Northern Joint High School rce on a Sunday afternoon. I planned Tressye Young—"I want to Sadie without socks and ox- ently became Investors a* part to take her for a ride In a canoe. out with him but 1 already Have fords. There were about 200 boys on the a date.” of a unique class project. Mrs. Wray — "Honey. If you rhilip going steady. The class members collected M2 dock enviously watching my girl Typing class without typewrit­ delegated three atudents as repr* as she prepared to get Into the want to past, have your essay In ers. scntatlves, and Invested the money canoe In her beautiful Pink Sun­ by 9 tomorrow morning." Eddie Barbour — (to Misi Chit­ Mrs. Coleman with Monde In the stock market. The stocks day frock. 1 was proudly holding tenden) You m*an you went to hair. 'were purchased In tho name of her hand, as she fell into the Dot M. pitching for Seminole ftibcrt ll.ihlg, head of the srhoM’s water, and came out looking like the Office without my permission? Hiah’e BR tram. business department because tha a drowned rat. The boys roared Rovs Marie Rusal—When my Charlton M. pulling teeth In students are minors and not leg- of course, and I didn't feel so brothers embarrass me In front of I .illy permitted t o purchase proud after all. F.vle K. with Jim IPs ring. | stocks. Johnny Williams—When the a boy. Autry It. not (railing Henry. i The etorka will he held until transmission came out of my car Faye Garner—When 1 walked Wanda R not wanting a rids* \t«y when they will he sold end In front of the school. up on th* stage u> receive an after school. the principal redistributed among Philip Byrd—Whan I am with award and my slip atartad fall­ Maggls not wanting to go (q tho dees members. Hablg orlgl- Bobby " ra ts " Little, he la so fat ing off. Spring Follies. I nated the project as a means of —It makes me feel so tiny! ! ! Gregory Walker—Ha! ifa! Ha! Dale not wanting Information demonstrating the workings of the Dotty Metis—To like two boys A*k Joyce Benton. for question of the week. 1stock market to his students.. Joyce Benton—Censored! t I at one time. MRS. GERALD RYMAN Question Of W eek Whot Would You Do If You Saw These Things? SSt&XT start laughing again—you’re not Phil anymore. Sue Ann Tony was overhsiM * In (bird period saying, "That Mr Christensen I* sure a doll I Juat wish ho were a few years younger." (You’re net tho only one gue Ann). If you want to get a large charge Just go to the library and watch Miss Chittandan and bar pats go a round or two. Tbaro la a real sweat Irishman boy without a girl (as far aa w e . know) Eugene Davie, wa moan you. Marilyn McDaniel and Ray Lundqulst, you two sura r s k e a cuts couple. 80 High School Students Ddbble for • ,|,u'j In Stock Market IMMOMPTU la the name given this formal evening gown. de> signed by Jacques Grlffe, one of the highlights of a recent Peris fashion show.The grown. 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Yet, as you grow, you'll sec many new developments — even now taking shape — that will make yout friend, the telephone, more than ivar a part of better living. S o u th e r n B e ll T e le p h o m and Telegraph Company �* THE SANTORO HERALD .iton. A pril 8, 1957 Page a THE OLD HOME TOW N TH E BLO ND E D I E D B A N C I N G ^ ® ^\ ________ bv KEUPv c a m rii m I w iu rp aicd . ~Ltun«!" I Legal Notice l a Ik* C a a r l *1 Ik* t 'w a a lf J u d a * • cm iaal* t a a a l r , S lat* u l Fl**lda. iv i-n n iivri: r* Ik * F atal* j. F R ANC KS F IE L D S <« D«c*a««d m u . xothk Nolle* I* h » r» h y *lv*n t h a t th* n n d . r - l x n . - l wilt, on tlio S ith Day o f April. A. U. I»»7. » r.* * n t In Ih* l i o n o r i b l * Cou nty JiiOk* of Henflnol* C o u n t y FloriDs. 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No obligation. No one will call on you! Write today, kimply giving your name, addresa and age. Mail to Old American Ins. Co.. 3 Weat 9th. Dept. M 09B, F-^naaa CRy, Mo. w JOSEPH DOWS. -10. s t i c l w o r h e t w h o was iiau.ctl ".Mr. H o m e m a k e r of the Year" at Ihc Chicago Modern Llvlnt hxposition, ts arclalmed by the six children to whom he has been both mother and father since the death of their mother thrrv? )c.u< i.;u After putting a cruun on hi* head, daughter* ‘ ne snd Leone kiss Iheir d a d while Gad, Sgurun, Lowell and Wayne smile their appioval. Mr. Golden went on shouting. "He say* Mrs. Barton locked him in the closet! Why, he don’t even know Mrs. Burton! lit said you were * dancing teacher, yout name was Hester Frost or some­ thing, ne said you were a blonde . . . " Mr. Golden choked oil and gaped at me. He said. "Mrs. Bar­ ton, you ore a blonde . . . " "Just a minute," I said again. 'This is all very simple. Mr. Boll* mg, that was no burglar, that was Ralph Tolley. I . . . I nad just planned to borrow him mr an nour or tw o . . . " "Mrs. Barton," Bolling said. He looked aa If he were going to say quite a lot more, ol rather a serious nature. But ne only shook his head and said. "Mrs. Uarton. Mr*. Barton." “t'U write him a nice note," 1 said. "He waa very sweet snd co­ operative,” "Mrs. Uarton," Bolling said a few more times. Upstairs Bolling used our phune to liberate Mr. Tolley. Stove used our gin and vermouth and added a batch of Martinis. 1 used our love scat, all five and a nail feet ot i t I was rather tired, not sleepy, but tired. It had been a busy day. "Steve," 1 said, "what waa in the recording that tipped you oft to Leone?” Resources Study Group Recommend: Florda Agency GAINESVILLE <W - Sponsorof n proposed water rc*0urc<-s law hnv* clarified its provision* to assure farmer- and lafUemm it will not entangle them in new "red tape." Tho Florida Resources Study Commission, set up l>y th : l'J"> l.egishiture to study Florida < complex water problem, recom­ mended that a sta'e agency he formed. The commission -lid- it* led it he known a- the Water Resource- Commission or, the l egislature cuuhl create a Water R. ourees Department In the State Board of Conservation. The commission pointed out that th* propo-vd law would not affect a homeowner who wants to drll] n well for domestic purposes or iiin no using water for "ordin­ ary livestock consumption.’* tHher exemption* would include river* or streams which are hound.irie- of the stnte and prevent control of wnter—home wastes from municipalities nml Indus­ trie*. Sponsor of the law *aid efforts .Santa’s Little Helper the house after she hid firmly es­ rebuild and use. I never got the D.\LI<AS, Te*. <lf» — Dee Dee corted it outside and barred all car to run. I never took the stick* Dabbs couldn't understand hoiv j entrances. Wednesday night the her cat persistently reappeared in stayed up to find out. Before long er out of the envelope. | need th* W very badly.” the cat came sliding down the to p u s * the comprehensive water chimney. law- have bsen complicated hy 1 widespread belief that a special| PRAYER FOR THE Stack With Sticker permit would be necessary when 1 a farmer wanted to drill a well to; CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. im—The DAY supply his home with water. They City Council voted t* refund $3 •aid cnttl»men were also worried' to the 15 year-old writer of the fo|that such a law might create, lowt.-g letter: "I bought a S3 city Dial FAirfax 2-3221 "morn red tap*.” sticker for an old car I wanted to V -v Martials tor sieve and Con­ nie tomorrow, ae Steve n plains all In Ihn final chapter ol "The Blonde tiled Dancing." Keller Hoc*, o l?-A bn Relic v Uuoa. are free to s America's drowing Needs! rate on clothing. Collins urged the sale tax on clothing Iv extended to include items selling for under $lu which are now exempt. In addition to the new tnxntlon. setup, the governor called for cro j ation of n state-local hoard lo j force county a.—euors to equalize! and raise prevent taxes on pro­ perty to 'provide more revenue for the counties. "I urn convinced," Collins sa il,1 "that the basic local tax structure! must continue lo be the property tax ami that wo will never arrive at n proper ami -oum| solution of our financial pruldrms, s'-ute • r local, until w«- deal .squarely with this problem." Collins said the proposed hoard would see to it that ‘assessment* j would be fairly related to value of the property a- required ty Wc salute the retail merchants...whose free market enterprise helps America realize its desire for better and better things. Unham­ pered by bureaucratic decree and socialist controls, they arc free to stock supplies in abundance, ready for immediate purchase L..whether it be a paper of pins, or the world’s most coveted symbol of luxurious living —a modern automobile. i h - «*l *t* of J A M E S A k l l ' l ”, d*c**a*d, Ul* nf sai-l I 'n u n ly. in ih* C o u n t y J u d e * u f rUinlnol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a a t hla o flfc* In Ih* c o u r t h o m e o f p a i d C o u n t s a t HANFORD. Korld*. w i t h i n -Ig h t etl*n< Ur m o n t h - f ro m the t - m * of i h - f Iras p u h lli-s tlo n of I h l - n o . law." Hr* E a c h ,-lalm o r d e m a n d aim 11 lx In vrrltliur. a n d ahall - t s t a t h . plat-a o f r * . l d « ii '* an d iiuk « f f | , .. He .Saw The Light; »ddr— ,if th # claim an t an d - h a l l b« a w o r n l o b v th * c l a i m a n t , h i . KNOZVILLE, Tenn. tf _ rho * « r n t , o r a l i o r n a r ao-l a n v -u>-h I-Ulm n r d a m a n I not fl|*d - h i l l judge disallowed Arthur L. Bur­ b* void nett's claim (hat a green light P H Y L L I S J A N E R l ’t l E N gave him the right of way wlic.t STKIX A- c x c - u l r l v o f ih * l .a a i Will , he'drove through an Intersection a n d T*alatncn « of | hero without stopping and was at_____ J A M F S K I P P tl#c*aa*4 ,res|ed. Burnett was fined SlJo fur DO COLAS ST K Y ST R O U Aflo rn n y f o r F!a*cutrls drunken driving after a policeman K-lwanl* t l u l l d l n * ! testified there is no (raffle light San fo rd F l o r i d a T i r ! ' R u b l l c a l i o n M on day A p r il 1. at the corner In question. These modern businessmen, through their investment of time and money and by their aggressive sales promotion, stimulate our progress...help us to achieve the world’s highest standards o f living...contribute much to our comfort, convenience and wdl being. I t HE L P Yourself To Gracious Living see J t iit le 0 s in k s . f w s J l If you enjoy livln? al It's best then the perfect location is Little Venice, Located near the May­ fair Inn Country Club. Wellborn I’hillips is building .3 & I bedrooms. I & 2 hath homes with all modern conveniences. T * ute TALLAHASSEE » - Gov. LeRny Collins' recommendation for new taxes would hit just about everything except food, medi­ cine and services. The people who would ha most affected by the governor’s tax recommendations would he tho- • who buy automohilck, whiskey and beer. Probably the only item th* governor mentioned which would affect everyone waa a 3 per cent Peetas-d * a l l Cr-dlfa** — 4 r * * —a* M a o • I C l a i m , a* D-m aad* A a a l a s t a i d r.a la(* i Yn„ an d **ch o f you *r« h * r r h v «llf*d a n d r*<iutr»d lo nr* * # m 1 r talm * tn*1 ,t l# m m 'l i w h ic h no n r * l t h * r nf you rra* h av * n* was rigid, together they had gone to the Crescent School. When they nad not found Le­ one st ner desk in the reception room, they nad immediately set out let m» ano Studio K and here I was. able to smile fondly at thoie tw o One fellows, and there was Leone, in a Hospital, with s shattered wrist anil with Cops tc attendance. Steve Helped nu out ot the car. arm t enjoyed the way he tu.d my arm . so ttgntly that it hurt Mr. U oUcn our janitor, came running up out ot the vrstlbuie. I had never seen Mr. Hol­ den so excited before: he was hopping. "Mr. Barton. Sir. Barton, t been phoning ell over tor you!" "Why?" Steve asked. "What a happened ?“ "A burglar! In your apart ment! I caught him! Ilea in |ait!“ "A burglar . . “ “Yeah!” Mr. Golden gulfuwci a tint, icu im ol laugh. "He got tunnel I locked ui your bedroom closet a hue burglar! I heard him pounding and yrlling! And the story lie luld mr. na’ What a crazy story!” "Just a minute," I said, and 1 never realized how small my voice could sound "Just a min­ New Taxation Would Hit Many Items Dsesaasd. ■ a a ln sl R. W. War*. A lly for K x o cu lo r W o o d r u t t - l ’- r k l n s Bide S an fo rd . F l o ri d a . Ey STANLEY HUHMVF s e e n p o in t e r s B E F O R E , BUT T H IS IS T H E F IR S T TIME tV E S E E N O/NE W ITH A N ALL-OUT; FO U R-W A Y C O L L E G E v v E D U C A T IO N '. poos KNEW what had happened to , Thera w as no answer. Frantic­ Anita KarraU. Sh« cad Mid ally. 1 jiggled the nook. ’’Leone,” I said again. "Leone, good-by to Star* an«r nia dnnra li'-rn , Coned lit* door behind picoae . . . " The phone on uci desk had b:m. Sh# r.*J turned and aaar the cut-out c-n th« floor. Cut Iona. aa rung, it bussed automatically u itn g w J aa I nad Men. ana nad when a studio phone waa m in i. picked it up ana. instantly, na.l Levdi* waa Uve.e, she nad to oe dim. Out thr naa-II# in it w j»n t l e n t tt w as (o^r uciock. Luc Mitoned. there was nothing ieth<: c u m i war* changing r.ow. Ler f t l about It Anita nad been «noi c.n« would be aangm og new eui- - - - - 7*,»r e i>v M>e stlhou- j U-.nU to studios, ewlung teachers. to death ette* 'scribbling appointment* in net I uav* i i.«u i.aJ the took. Snc ,wa» always at her answer all along. The grill work desk when the clas-c* changed, in tha ceiling waa the answer a l­ she never let*, it then .* . . ter all. The killer nad dropped But there v.-as one* when ah* the silhouette through the grill. nau. Nothing could b* leia characterI remembered that onn time latic of Ita artut than a blark and uiy hand, clutching the puone, cut-out, nothing leaa traceable to (ell limply to my side. I remerathe person who nad made it. It Lcitd sitting in the reception hadn’t mattered arhirb aide it room that evening u the classes a lighted on. The needle in it changed. I remembered the pu­ ** weighted it enough to maM* it pil* moving to and trom the oletall straight down and land be­ valors, the smart, statuesque re­ neath the grill. Anita nad been ceptionist escorting a newcomer shot trom up there, snot in the to an interview and then, a min­ back aa ah* stooped to pick it up. ute la id , S teve twinging up the That mad* the angle by which cumdor trom Bludiu K. Ih* bullet entered her body the I knew now why the telephone way th* killer wanted it . . . on went unanswered. Leone Webb a Una parallel to the floor. That wasn’t at her deik. She was nudmad* It seem that the.murderer died above me. stretching me, waa someone who had stood in waiting tor me to move. the room with her. her last pupil, Th* sharp sound came (rum the <vthr Waltzer. gnll work. 1 aaw a corner ot it The killer waa above me now, being slowly forced up, bent waiting (or me to bend over the backward*. Th* triangle ot clear­ ailhouetle. to mov* into the post- ed space increased . . . and a tion b* wanted. I forced my eyes woman's hand pushed a gun to look into that black checkered down u>u> th* room and turned it toward me. square of the calling. I plunged ncadlcng (or the I could ae* nothing behind it but dirkneaa. And yet the killer door, and I saw it open. Sieve was up there watching me, w ait­ was coming inta the room, Boll­ ing (or m* to touch Ui* trap he ing behind him. 1 shouted, "No, Steve, stay back . . . " had set. waiting to shoot. There was the crack o( a shot, But I wouldn’t touch It. By ^ bow. 1 suddenly realized, he mutt but It waa Bolling who Bred it know that I had stumbled on the from the doorway. I ncaru a truth, that now I wouldn't touch scream and 1 turned in Steve s tL And 1 understood why he arms in time to see the gun clat­ hadn’t already tent a bullet ter onto the studio floor trom th* small black trtangl* In th* ceil­ crashing down. ing. H* waa waiting tor me to move, ( heard Bolling a voice. “ Mrs. to step out from the w all Flat­ Barton . . . " tened against It aa t was, 1 waa "Connie a all right,’’ Steve said. •u l o( hit range. The size of the "She’s fine.’’ grill kept m* out of his tin* of • * • flr*. H* could probably ae* no Steve, Lieutenant Detective Bol­ more of me than mr feet. ling and 1 suspended all talk of r4 I looked toward the door. To murder while Bolling concentrat­ reach it, I would have to paas ed on executing a miracle of too clot* to the grlU. I would modern parking. M* gentled the make myself an easy target lor police car into an impossibly him. My eyea circled the room, small space in front ot th* Bar­ the shining, mirrored walls, th* tons' Lexington Avenu* residence panel with the black knobs that and looked to us (or approval of were the music regulators, the his tea t I smiled at him (ontlly; telephone . . . 1 smiled at Slav* fondly. I waa Th* phone was only a few (eat fond ot those two boys. from m*. 1 started Inching lo ­ Steve had found the answer to ss aid it, my back glued to the the murder In the tape record­ wall, my ayes fastened on the ings. lie had figured out that " b la ck hoi* above. My hand Leone Webb was Anita's killer. touched Uie phone's smooth cool­ Hi bad rushed that Information ness and I raised it to my lips. la Bolling and proved to him that From lit Dodd U*ad A Co. novel. Copyrlzhl C ISO bp William »nd_Audi/jr IqesW U t k x Orate C*m«r If. Crystie Ditve A Like Mary Blvd. I’lu v FA I-159I • r Phone FA 2-3013 After 7 P J t. Thia adv«rtix^m*nt la on* of a a-ru-a that h.i* won national recognition fur Florida. Tli* i r-tvIoiM Foundation named it O.’kVa out-rand mg local advvrtuimg program, and nwaid*d it th is ancaaad lito r i* Waaiungton Honor hicd.il for dramatizing fircdotn’s vital iniporlnnco in avery Lcld of Aiucnuia vndcavur. II. II. i t l i j a j , IM*. Mgr. X American initiative and free enterprise have provided world leadership in electric power, too. Keeping our lead calls for cooperation between electric companies, local and federal agencies. Here in Florida our company is pushing ahead on its greatest expansion program in history . . . supplying Sunshine Service for brighter, happier Florida living . . . ELECTRICALLY! FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY » T M a n illa At«, �-— •* -------- t- ■ - *- By Al . •• y ‘ '*- — r ---------- -------------- * • '# • • *f *■. . v*. : “ V. * *' /•'V • ' '• " — ■ ------ >-.i * • \ r /• * vV-’ s F o re ign Needed N e w s C o m m e n ta ry By CKABLDS C. MtCANN In keeping with Wests* n. United Pm # Btaff Corm poMtai Britain's now defena* program strained economy. v . o fat Sanford-Titusville Canal at ■ — ’ --iS jZ S K r " tfcS country's Britain la «* rv.y.on nuclear Last wetk’s good and bad news ♦present* 4 determined attempt on the International balance sheet: by trim * Minister Macmillan to weapon* nnd a ir power St the The Sues Canal Rituatian took -educe armaments costs to a level expense of man power. m n new turn for the worse teat water and wildlife, are wholeheartedly sup­ tor tho p u t fifty your* efforts have boon week. t i l l to attend tho S t Johns River on to the porting the project—the Canaveral Port Tha United States tried vainly cognisant of the value of the Bonford-Titust it e r s at the Atlantic at Titusville. to get Pro*Idehl Camel Abdel Botni of the greatest men In America have ville Canal to their project are earnestly S’aita r of Egypt to soften his atAnd, which U that Kgvpt must the brilliant future of Central looking forward to the project's completion. exert complete control of canal It la important to Sanford and Seminole ly MMUM Bl MRMStR, B.B. aloof ia m w Inland waterway to be traffic. County to eee that the Sanford-TItuavllle I WOULD Ilk* to tell you tha AUpl. weighted doU buggy, t __ _ # Henford-Tltusvllle Canal. aa Um It waa reported that Frane* and Story af little ClAra Jo. array of ipednliaad tori, sppllBut adversity met those who m w the chat* Canal Is approved. To this end, those who “ - -from - -Us* - warn down ■ i ianccs and reerMUOBau advZBAustralia might taka th- issue to Parilysed favor the, project would like to see as tenge of what was to come and until now the Unteld Nations Security Coun­ many representative citlsena appear at the S ^ ^ S s ^ o J a / i - ;U WUhin three 'month* aftMfc cil. the project was left undone. In * Wheel chair. Clara Jo's dally program a s a * hearings. In London, Prim* Minister Her. Row, there are others over a wide area in* established a t th* eenter. ah* The Sanford Docka and Tsrminala would old Macmillan presented to th* Lerested In eeeing the project accomplished. walked. Than, day by day. exHouse of Commons a drastic new become just twice ea important with the At th* age of tH . even after erclaea wen begun to build her Bert Canaveral would benefit—so would Sandefease program aimed at slash­ extensive surgery and the sc- s h o u ld e r m u aclea an d to ford-Tltuiville-Oocoa-Palatka — the whole Sanford-TItuavllle Canal In operation. No ing Britain's armaments costa. guialtlon of bracaa, Clara Jo's own strengthen har trunk, a m ta d length and breadth of the now 8t. Johns Rl- doubt these would be twice the tonnage come effort* to dots resulted only In hand muaclea. Abolltloo af Draft into the Sanford port fr Central Florida her inching alone on tba The plan calls far the abolition la sort of a swimming motion. of the draft, tho scrapping of all Water conservation la necessary— hugs industry and business. kkward and Fuah-upa. th* slephzat w ait, Bar hands were awkw Aa a connecting link to the Cross State battleships, the reduction nf Brit­ reservoirs end basins must hold the water the wheelbarrow walk, arutah . fumbling. ish North Atlantic Treaty troops beck fdr dougth. And at the same time Canal, the Sanford-Titusville Canal would Today, a t the age of *. Clara Jo walking, roll-overs a id parallel In Germany and cutting down geo* whertvar aha dtalraa on her b a n became p a rt of her d a lly j there must be lock* to control end prevent join the e ast and west Coasts for the ex British garrisons all over the t home and a t tho routine b o th a_____________ trutohoochange of w ater freight—oil and fuel com­ flooding. world. Sha takes Um Sue to school. eenter. There woe occupational ing to the Sanfbrd facility from T e x u and The 8anford*Titueville Canal, the subject Whllo Britain was cutting down BM kaopo up with har own aga therapy, too. Its armaments program, Weat of a hearing called by the Army Corps of the Gulf—heavy raw m aterial going to the group in eizae, has developed a so. a c r e Jo w tn U to thank tB Germany Inducted the first 0,733 lively in tc m t in reeding, draw- of you tor m iking thta poaMble. Engineers for Aprt 10 at the Mayfair Inn, west from the eastern markets. draft troopa for Its new nrmy. Ing end muale. and ha* become Clara Jo waa th e I W B tlU r T he economic value of the proposed canal would provide all that farmers, cattlemen, s contributing member of h e r'se a ld lrl.e m u a ry of the nstlon'e In another development which sportsmen and fishermen have been looking cannot be estim ated in mere dollars. There crippled chlldron. fe a u y circle reflected the contrast between the Is th e conservation value th a t Is worth mul­ M ilNsuonai Society for Crijfor. British and Carman situation*, le h a b iltW Ie a Cortot By BUSSELL KAY known nuclear scientist as con­ Gen. Hans 8p*idei »t West Ger­ Chlldren and Adults ll i And it Is predicted that hundreds will Iks ti-millions to th e sportsmen of Central Flor­ I t woe an laeter Beal ^ ^ - i ^ ^ j i f ^ w a u p p O r t t o h O l p ida and the visitors who come to see us. The Annual reports of moat corpora­ sultant and advisor. Dr. Walter many assumed the command of in Sanford so that particular day tospeak up pleasure boat Industry would bring added tion* are Uiually pretty dull read­ II. Zinn. who has established the “ •£ S S T O V V i& v S iito ; iS L NATO ground forces In central for the project that has been needed these thousands of people to our part of the coun ing for anyone not directly Ident­ General Nuclear Engineering Cor­ Europe. In his new p>st, SpeMel ,s s - £ K r B" p' d c i,,‘* manv years. The spokesmen from m nny or­ ified with tho company a* an of­ poration at Dur.oJln. While the Hill command United State*. Bri­ aad skilled proIaatUmsl Uam,J°- H° * , , try leaving behind them hundreds of thou ficial, actual amploymknt of nudaar po­ employe or atockholdcr ganisation* and sections will brin g with took over har com . This team qbzztjor mb «nw n tish and French ** well as Ger­ sands of dollars as they stop to enjoy the consist ad of varloua medical ipe-| Mm. VL M. I have a Woodl «M Comprised for (he moit par; wer for the production of elec­ man troops. them the supporting data for th e ir argu­ • "best part" of Florida. The shipping indus­ of plgaa of itatlstici, packed with­ tric power cannot be looked for elallsu. phyalcal. occupational on my leg which formed fellowLaahea Hunterian Premier ments. and apeech thcraplaU and medl- Ing an ulcer. How dan It be dletry could not be estimated unless tho figures in a iombre, dignified, lomollm.-s in (he Immediate future. It la most The Btate Drpaitincnt In an fish in g camp operators Will benefit from eal and paychlstrlc cue workem. aolved? austar# cover, they remind me of gratifying to know that out big unusually bitter statement M|d run into those above the six figure mark. the more than 29,50 pleasure boats th u t will The naourcet upon which thla Answer: The blood clot which Florida power producers an* look­ *uch unpleaiant thing* a* bank that the government of puppet There’s too much at stake for a mere luke­ team eould draw included a great'formed will probably dUaoly* and ply the S t Johns through the inland waterbalancai, Incoma tax collector* or ing aheaJ keeping abreast of deve Premier Janos KsJ.tr of Com­ variety of equipment such u absorb r*dually. Application of lopment in this field, and will bo audltora* reports. way when It la made a reality—and the fi­ warm interest. parallel hart, climbing bar*.1heat may be of some help. prepared to turn to such energy munist Hungary had reverted to An earnest effo rt must be extended to se It waa rt/rtahlng last week to re­ wh-n it becomes practical. gure is only a minimum one baaed on the a regime of "Rtallnlst terror” to H U T. H u r — t iraa t»«. number of boats in past years th a t would cure the Sanford-Titusville Canal for thn ceive an annual report io dilferent I congratulate Florida Puwer keep Its people In subjection. benefit of thoee who would like to como that It cauted me to ill up and Corporation not only on their at* Premier Husaeln Aim of Iran use the new route. take notice. Although my w ait) tractive and Interesting annual re­ resigned a t the rasutt of tha mur­ Many of the boating enthusiasts, seeing to Central Florida. baikat ii always within arm* port but upon their enterprise and der of thro# Americans, including L A M -A -D A Y Central Florida fo r th e first time a s they reach, f didn't consign this booklet effort to build a bigger and b*tter a woman, by Irnnlan bandlta. navigate one of the m ost beautiful areas of to it. Something about It prevented Florida and their interest In the llanourhthr Eghba' «*» rained fu ;.v ‘ miy normal reaction. th e state, will no doubt choose home sites welfare cf the state l l a whole It succeed Ala. Both men are proMany people, when considering juvenile Its gay and colorful cover pic- i justifies their slogan, "Partners and M ttla hare. Florida as a three-legged In Florida's Progress." Industrialists m aking the Inland trip by delinquency, think In term s of one cause or luring qUICKIE CAKE TOPPING emphasis. Poverty, or a bad home, or some (tool supported by agriculture, in­ Sprinkle cocoanut over tha tap way of the Sanford-Titusville Canal will see o ther factor is singled out as the cause and, dustry and tourism itemed to of the cake when it'a hat out of the vast potentials of the area only to come more Important, the source of blame. Fre­ say, "Walt a minute, Butter, look the oven, and run under the Inside." I did and found It con­ back with bigger and better plans for the broiler flam* Juat long enough quently, it seems more important to blame tained • fascinating story of j fid&.'Vc CiOl'AAlSHEift ] expansion of their own business ventures. to toaet cocoannt to a golden th an to understand. Thus, it is often said growth, development and progress, The possibilities are too fa r beyond vi­ brown. Or cover cake with a 5Impressive and Informative, and th n t "the parents are to blame." cent bar of chocolate, place under sion to put Into words—so vast are th e pos­ la no way dull. However, we do not really begin to think the direct brollfr flame to melt, sibilities th at the Influx of boats, people, The atalliUes war* there, nf fully until we shed ourselves of the need to court*, but (hoy were presented then spread smoothly with knife and Industry to Central Florida would more blame someone, to excuse, to use our minds while soft. with elavar illuatration* that told than pay for the canal in time to come. as Instrum ents of rationalization. In ap- the atory In such an Intaraillng The Sanford;Titusvll!e Canal la not only proachlng th e grave problem* of Juvenile manner you would hardly cona measure for*greater expansion, fo r con­ It with tho annual report of a delinquency, we should recognize that these aact big corporation. servation of w ater and wildlife, but It would occur In the framework of society. The Tho running story It told of also become a potential m iltary Mfety causes are social, economic, personal, ant Florida's sm iting davclopmant channel for the transportation of essential waa axeaptlomlly wall written and psychological. materials Into Central Florida from vital FORT SAM HOUSTON. Tex. W e are dealing with a condition of youth might wall have graced the page* (AHTNC)—Army Pvt. John D. porta. of Tlmo, Nswswaok or Nation’s In a changing and dangerous period. In or. Business. It told of tho activities Fite, whole wife, Megan Uvea at Shipbuilders of Jacksonville have seen the 2311 Lake Dr., Raleigh, N. C., necessity and the importance of the Sanford. der to lessen the incidence of delinquency we of such concerns aa General R'eeW "* recently was assigned to tho Minnoapolla-Ifonevwcll Titusville Canal—Sportsm en of Jacksonville, m ust mobilize social resources nnd energies. trie Co.; 4-d Brook Army Medical Center at Regulator Co.; Hamilton-Standard, realistically looking a t the conservaton of If we do not, and if Juvenile delinquency Division of United Alreraft l?orp.; Fort Sam Houston, Tex.» continues to increase, then wo can even be Fite entered the Army in De­ Air Aaioclalea, Inc.: General Nu­ £i«f. ite« rfAUIli fTOtKATV. Iso. %«•'.» BIUMBtffiruk nurturing the barbarians within our own clear Engineering Corporation and cem ber 1956. "Which one of you is known a* T h e Body'f’^ gates who will tear down much of what we Tho 23-yvar-old soldier, ton of other great organisations that a rt Mr. and Mri. Kirby W. Fite Sr , The tea anemone's tentacles are Daily »im »« Saturday, suaday ant rnrlitmaa. and our forebears—have created. This Is a spending millions of dollars on new • Publlihad Saturday praaaadlaa curium**. Celery Ava„ Sanford, la a 1956 lined with thousands of poison problem which does not call for anger. At plant* In this state that will even­ graduate of Davldion College and darts that ran paralyze most small Water** aai Mtnad naaa utility rwlabar i t t i l l at the same time, sentimentality in approuch tually give employment to many otfue af laafaro florid*. aadar tks At* tba r.«i a membar of Kappa Alpha. Phi creatures. Yet the down-fish, an and add tremendouily •r Csatrdda if Marak I t i l l ing it is as dangorous as anger. It cannot be (houiand* Bata Kappa, and Della' Phi Al­ orange and while inhabitant of to Florida's Industrial progress. te n rts x iN S sditar ».« Pualiakar left alono to the law. An all-sided approach pha fraternities. While modestly pointing out the th* roral reefs, Uvea Intimately ■tarutlv* Bdltay UAfttON NANUAN e a . Ilariatlfa Rdlt< aV . Is required. FREE DEUVERY Importaht part that power play* ■vat.TN 1 cnSMINO. Adrrrll.i** Manaaar with the anemone, diving among The eity of Jacktonvuv H a .|jtJ tentacle* without harm, In such development, the reputl In­ too N. Park Pbene FA 2-1112 One of tho big tasks facing us is to con SUBSCRIPTION RATES waa unca known as LOwfurU." • Florida Cor- IN HOUAND, the world a flower Carrtar tin par waak Oaa Month It.M cern ourselves with boys and girls of five dicated the effort garden. It la customary to wel­ yaa Maalla Sla Mnalhi Oaa Taay oration la making to keep abreast come friends with a bouquet at six and seven. In other words, as we try to III! II 71 III.I# aotltaa. All Obituary ___________. ___uarda af tkauka. raaalutlaua and .m eet the problem, we should give much of thasa new demands through the end of ■ journey. At Schlpol. lh« construction of new and batter natlaat af aalartalamaat lay lha yurpaaa af ratlins national airport of th* Netherfuada •til ka ckarpad far at rasut lutar adrartialna rata* thought nnd effort to preventative mea plants, extension of lines, and In land*. It la rathar easy to follow Tka Harald la a_ atamkar ___■ af tka ______ Ualtad Praaa th* custom. All you havo to do is sures. If many boys and girls of five to se­ many other ways. ■alualvaly la ta tka uia far rapubllaa •klak la aailtiad atalualvaly Full cradlt Is given lo Governor to drop two or three msllder* In ven enn now he set on a road of constructive itaa af all Ik# local «••« prlalad la Ikla aawipapar Collins and tho Florida Develop- a vending machine and out Rapraaanlad Natlaaally ky Oaaaral Aduartlilap living, we will have less delinquency In ten moat Commission for tho achieve- will coma a perfectly fresh, pratyears. We have here a long-term problem, ment of Interesting national In- tv •"<! frairant Dutch bouquet, *arvtra Ina Ml Oaarf'a Raclns. Rank Hill Atlaata Oaartla one of tho mnjor ones facing us in a chang­ duatrlal leaders la tbla state aad _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . v ing society. encouraging thorn to como here. I TATTLE TAI.F. KGIH Page 4 ...... ~.............. Monday. April 8, 1957 It told of the coming of natural CINCINNATI W— Judgs Jugat to the area and eaplalned how IIAT TRAVKLA h Woest* decidnd Thursday this would provide a more aeonNORTH PLATTE. Nab. t Charles R. Pope wasn't Th* C. A. Bradley farm waa emle operation from tho standpoint wearing hli breakfast egg nn Ills struck by a tornado that destroy­ Of fuel coat* la tho production of shirt when officers arres'ed him ed some buildings and blow Brad­ power. Th* judge gave Pop* 30 days In It visualised the coming of at­ Jail on.a charge of petty larceny ley’s hat away. A few days later •By B IN N E T T CERFomic energy and told how Uis Tam­ the hat was found 30 milts from for dealing a large crate of egg* pa Electrte Company, Florida Po­ from a poultry itora. Police no­ his farm. HE REAL NAMES of tome very famous aiithors may aur- 1 wer A Light Company aad ■florida ticed the thief had broken some prise you. Recognise Timothy Sparks Cecily Isabel Fair- 1 Power Corporation compos* a *f tha aggt when he apparently, field Andrew*? That formidable mouthful, my friend*, was the There are 1,193,091 acre* af Florida Nuclear Power Group. stumbled near the scene. real name of Charles Dick­ national foraats in florlda. They have retained a nationally ens! E aster Seeds Took H er O ut 0 1 A W heel C h air Too Late To Classify Juvenile Delinquency r News O f M en In Service 0 The Sanford Herald SA N FO R D FLOWER SHOP $50,000. r Try and Stop M e CLAIMS T Josaf Teodor Konrad Koraeniowskl waa not e Notre Dame fullback, but the Jo­ seph Conrad who gave ui "Lord Jim” and "Victory." Edward Everett Tanner attempted to break Into the light Action best-seller lists with a novel called "House Party," submitted under the pseudonym of Virginia Ro­ wans. He did much better the second time out, when he used the name of Patrick Dennis for "AunUe Marne." IlMOTMV STACKS 1956 STATION WAGONS $1,000.00 DISCOUNT ccc/L tr ISAM i. FAtqncLo AXOBItVS 1956 1956 w * * 2 * * " b9*m*<* tee father of th* town’s richest—and ugllsit' ,mirTU* raF daughter wtll certainly gst a prise. Cautious Bachelor Kmhiat asked politely, "May I see ltt" 0 1HI. ky Bcoaett Ctrl Distributed by Kleg reeiwe* Syadkats. * 1955 H. JAMBS GUT AGENCY 1952 1951 Rulck Century 4 Door Hardtop, fully equipped, dean, one owner Buick Special 4 Door Sedan, fully equipped, clean, on* owner Buick Super 4 Door Sedan, fully equipped, clean, on* owner, Buick Special 4 Door Sedan, fully equipped, clean, one owner , Several other late model Clean Cara to select from— H. JAMES OUT JAMES B. GtJT Ll 8 HOURS 51,000. After The Farmers 12195.00 $995.00 Market Fire Started. $895.00 $695.00 NICHOLSON BUICK Co. Tel FA 2-1882 within adjusted Dtoceaal 111 BAST FIRST STREET PHONE PA 2.4451 our policyholders were being SI ,000. CLEAN USED BUKKS 1953 General Insurance 7ortI Parklane Station Wagon.fcully equipped, denn, on* tmrncr , Po-tiac A70 Series Station Wagon, fully *quipp«d, cUaa, cue owner, of Sanford, Florida CahJwwcuj. Sr VflxJdbbin GENERAL INSURANCE 114 N. Park F A 2-0331 �— » ri" — *7 . M o n . A p ril 8 , 1957 P * r e 5 THE PANFORD HERALD S ocial fvsm ti Calendar Plans Near Completion For Flower Show Tlow d(sah Jh u ! MONDAY Church with th* Youth of the The Elsie Knight Circle (Bus­ Church in charge. At 8:15 p.m. iness Women) of the First Bap­ Sunday School workers' confew tist Church will meet at the cnee will be held. home of Mr*. H. A. Moreland, Prayer Service will b« held at Numerous places in (he Mayfair J A C K ! f © T W IC E .he Elder Springs Baptist Chapel Inn will be mad* even lovier a* 1110 Palmetto Ave. The Bor Scouts of the First at 7:30 pun. a result of the annual Garden Club The Girl Scouts of the First flower shew which will begin on Presbyterian Church will meet Presbyterian Church, Troop No. Saturday and eontinue through In the Scuut Room at' 7 p.m. Pm very haopy U report that ber, o r squsdron, and slipped Ini* Sunday. The reaaon is that the at The Women of the First Pres­ 149, will meet at 3:30 jam. at any dependents who *0 wish may the slot! Couldn’t make It an y . tractive plant* which will be on byterian Church will have their the Church. The Senior High Fellowship attend the “ full-dreaa" inspection easier for you. so coma on itiT f* sale will be located on one of <hc Circle meetings as follows: , of the First Presbytrrian Church entry porche*; the eeffee tables to be held Goon Friday, April 19 one, and enter 8t U n it ONE cbot(« The Session of the First Pres­ In the lobby will hold competitive byterian Church will meet In the will meet at the Church at 7 behind the Administration Build­ for each name! A contest la only p.m. for recreation. flower arrangements entered by Session Room at 7:30 p.m. ing aboard the Air Station. This as much fun at tho number of on* the circles; the enclosed porch sur a p.m. —Circle Number 1, Mrs. The Mir-Weck Bible Hour of the Inspection will be of N.A.S. per­ tries th a t are received! And roFirst Presbyterian Church will be| rounding the ballroom will house Victor Brown, Chairman. Hostess, sonnel only, and will not include member. the crises are two 110.00 a booths set up by each circle with Mra. W. k. Anderson, 3trt Oak conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. various items for sale; while the Ave. Co-hostcss, Mrs. Victor u. Mclnnis, at 7:30 p.m. the squadrons, etc. It will start gift cetificatM, to be used al the Chancel Choir of the F irst[ MISS MAE KII.GO flower show Itself will, as usual, Brown. at 9:00 A.M. A* I stated in a the Navy Exchange. So do your Presbyterian Church will re-i have the large ballroom for its 3:p.m. -Circle Number 2, Mrs. previous column, all officers and "bit”, and have a t least nn9 nearsc a t 7:30 p.m. at the Church.1 setting. K. C. Maxwell, Chairman. Hos­ enlisted personnel taking pnrt chance a t winning!! ------------------------The Junior Garden Club, under tess, Mr*. Jay Beck, 410 Mag­ And don’t forget that tho winwill be in full-dress whites, and the direction of Mrs. Blanton D nolia Ave. Co-hostess, Mrs. R. l l announced at a danen «• tor officers this includes gloves, nrr will i be Owen, will have a separate display C. Maxwell. medals and awords. It’a »uro r» at the E. M. Club, to be hold tho In a smaller room nearer the din .1 p.m.—Circle Number I, be an impressive sight, and one night of April 19. Sidney Vehiln'a ing room. 5I{*. Owen pointed out Mrs. L. I. Frasier, Chairman. you.ll long remember, If you've orchestra will be playing, and *ro that the gay “ Carnival of Flo­ Hostess, Mrs. L. F. Boyle, 2401 want to see each and every on* never attended such an affair. wers’’ theme Is being'ekrri'd out Mellonville Ave. SPARTANHUKG, S. C .-S anof you there! Mr. and Mrs. Gene Belcher ENTERPRISE: Mrs. Boh Ralga ford alumnae of In the display of cnihlren'i ac­ Converse Col­ had two guests for an out-duor 3 p.m.—Circle Number 5, Guess I've been orating front complishments and entries. Mrs. F. II. Hill, Chairman. Hos­ was the guest of honor at a lege, Spartcnburg, S.C,. have oar-b-que last Thursday, a t their my “ soap box" long anougb, bat I stork shower given by 5!rs. Hom­ been invite,) to attend a dutch Scheduled entries for the child­ tess, Mrs. J.A. Hat fold, 214 Sou­ home on Elliot Ave. Tho guests Jo w ant to remind everyone of th« er Sarver and Miss Jenny Sarver luncheon meeting of former Con­ were Dr. John Sledge, and Chief need for blood to replenish th« ren include flower arrangements th Park Ave. by the Junlor High at Pineercst 3 p.m.—Circle Nnmbcr 9, Mrs. nt their home Wednesday even­ vene students In Winter Park Moon. Chief Moon and Mr.. Bel­ supply a t the base. Thie la not on Thursday, April II. and the fifth and sixth graJes at Kirby Fite, Chairman. Hostess, ing. cher are corpsmen at the N.A.S a favor you’d be doing anyun* Mrs. Harold Stults was in Mrs. Alexander Waite I* in nospltal. all schools. Dish Gardens will be Mrs. Ralph Leonard, Dclespinc but yourself! It’s there for YOU( entered by the third and fourth Drive, DeBary. Co-hostess. Mrs. charge of the games and con­ charge of plans and reservations should the necessity ever arise. Understand that the new local tests. Prise* were won by Mi** and has rr<|Uested all area alum­ grades. B. M. Hoke. radio station either has already Of course we all hope well never 2:30 p.m. Circle Number 7, Carol Reale nnd Miss Helen nae to R.8.V.P. to her at Winter started broadcasting, or will al­ nave the need for this service, Flower arrangements and dish Snodgrass. The gifts, mnny and1 Park hy April 10. gardens by the SanforJ Junior Mrs. II. G. Brehens, Chairman most immediately. I'm not ad\«r out let’s be realistic and aeknowHigh. Mrs. Owen expressed the Hostess, Mrs. J. E.. Raker, l.VJU beautiful were presented the hon-| The luncheon meeting will be itsing for them; only wanted to 'edge the fact that occasion MIGHT orre in a bassinett, a gift of the held a t I p.m. at Barbixon, Win­ hope that some of the children West 1st Street let people know that a tape re­ aiise, and how wonderful to* feel MISS 1-ATItlCIA HARRINGTON would also enter horticulture ex­ 8 p.m. — Evening Circle Num­ hostesses*. The skirt and rover ter Park. cording of "station quarter*" was that you’ve helped out when you Alutnnuc residing in 8 area hibits. The displays will Include ber 1, Mrs. Floyd G. Ca*e, .was of a pale green dotted swiss ★ ★ made at the Air Station, and will were needed. ★ ★ * Christmas, aluminum craft, Valcn- Chairman, ' Educational Building over a darker green lining, a gift communities arc invited and urg­ he broadcast over the new station. I was downtown Saturday morn­ of Mrs. Rtultz, Mr*. E. C. Snod­ ed to attend the April It meet­ times, mobiles, earrings and Jiro of the Church. Hostesses, Mrs. ing, and Betty (5lra. Ed) Hunt* This should make very interesting ing a t which Miss Mae Kilgo, oches made of dried materials and Marguerite Graham, Mrs. E. J. grass and Mrs Fred Render. The refreshment table wad executive secretary of the Alum­ listening for anyone who has no handed mo a sheet of paper, a n as sorted handicraft from all the Routh, Mrs. John Krider, Sr idea as to what goes on at "quart- snvelope, and a handbill, asking grades. 8 p.m. Evening Circle Number centered with a large umbrel!a| nae Association, will be the trs". vach and every one of u l to covered with pink and blue ribspeaker. Another Interesting featur- uf 2, Mrs. Sidney Ives,III, Chair­ Also attending as n represen­ The new officer* and hoard write to the Secretary of tno the flower show will be the exhi­ man. Hostess, Miss Rebecca lion*. The sheet rake was deco­ Mr. nnd Mr*. W. E. Harrington i bit on soil conservation arranged Stevens, 921 Park Ave. Co-hos­ rated with icing topped with a tative of Converse College, will member* of the Chief's Wives Navy and tell him why we want pair of pink and (due bootees. Ice be Miss Anne Weeks, field sec­ Club, met last Wednesday morn­ the Navy bate to remain hare in .r e .nno«nein» the by Ben F. Wiggins. U. 8. Soil Con­ tess Mis. Mary Earl Walker. of their daughter, Patricia Ann ing nt 10:00 A. M.. nt the home Sanford. The women were doing servation Service. This exhibit is 8 p.m.—Evening Circle Num­ cream, rakes and orange punch retary. of the club’s president, Mr*. thl* on behalf of the Jayceea who, and favors of little umbrellas not entered for competition. l ber 3, Mrs. Harvey II. Hale, Charles Meads, to discuss plans no ona can deny, have certainly Mrs. Ralph Betts, chairman of Chairman. Hostess, Mrs. W. R. filled with candy completed the for the coming buffet supper and done their share to try and keep the flower show recently released Anderson, 310 Oak Ave. Co- refreshments. Mitt Harrington will graduate dance to be held April 29, at the us here!) Isn't it wonderful *ta Guests Included Mrs, Leonard th" horticulture schedule which' hostess Mrs. Curtis Hughes. from Seminole High School In I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS —Mr* Is as follows: Chief* Club. The Wive* Club will know that people WANT U»T The Elsie Knight Circle uf the Locher, Miss Etcanorc Vanland'.n'jJune. Sh« la a member of th e 1Lillian Sever!, American Legion nandle the details for the buffet (That would be an ideal thing to Horticulture “ sideshow" Note:— IHrst Baptist Church will meet ham. Miss Doris Roberts. Miss Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wolfe had supper. write about!) I’m sure we’ve nil Triple Trio. Majorette Corp. and Auxiliary *lxth dlitrlct president All horticulture specimens must with Mrs. It. II. Moreland, 1110 Shirley Roberts of Dclmnd. Mr. as their guest this weekend, bis been stationed some place, a t w m a Is a candidate for the office of have been grown by amateur ex­ Editor of the Smoke Signets. Don l.inefrhter. Miss Clata AtchOn Thursday, April 4, Mrs. Wil­ Palmetto Ave. at 8 p m. father, J. M. Wolfe from Uma­ <ime or another, where we have ley Miss Mary Hatcm, Wrs. M. tilla. liam A. Johnson and Mrs. A. L. Mr. Butler was graduated from Centra! Area President for the hibitor for at least three months. American Legion Auxiliary. TUESDAY New classes will be formed as ne­ Collins and Mrs. Doris Heims of Payne gave a farewell luncheon known of, or at least sensed, a u Seminole High School in 1954. antagonism toward the Navy, for Mr*. Sever* is a resident of cessary and unrelated plants will The Pilot Club will hold its Orange City, Mrs. Meryl Nettles After completing hi* service Mr. and Mrs. Archie Vis and for Mrs Howard (Mary) Wolf. the mere fact that lh» government Fern Park and a member of Old be judged against each oth»r. tegular business meeting at 8 of Lake Helen. Mrs. Aietha Ev­ Hie luncheon was held at Mrs. with the U. S. Army he i* now Section II. Potted Plants— p m. at the Yacht Club The board an* nnd Mrs. Norma Evnns of his mother, .Mrs. Marie Royce Payne’s home at 410 Kilithu Cir­ .‘hose to put a b a n there! Tha employed by the Florida Power Glory Unit No. 183 where she Class 1—Foliage plants. all of St. Petersburg visited Mr. serves a* Uhit Chaplain. She is will meet at 7:30 put. Sanford, Mrs. Ira Sarver of Day- sn,| Mrs. C. C. Welsh, 1019 Lnu cle. Among the guests that ar­ ihsolute opposite it the cafe hero, and Light Company in Cocoa. with tha whole town literally also chairman of Rehabiliation, Class 2—Potted plants in bloom. The State Baptist W. M. U. ton Ohio Mrs. Grace Reale, Miss rived for the 1:30 luncheon were: lighting to keep u tl The very The wedding i* scheduled to Child Welfare and Community Class 3—Made up plants—totem meeting will be held in Gaines­ Carol Reale, Miss Marie Goodwin. rel Ave. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Betty Spencer, Mrs. Lillian least each of u* can do It to w rits take place in June with definite Service. She is a member of Or­ poles, etc. more than one plant in ville, April, 9-10. Mrs. Fred Bender, Mr*. E. C. Doty Mallexowhkl, Friends #f,R. C. Wiley will be Fijol, Mrs. plans being announced at a later ange County Salon No. 370, 8 et pot The Circle meeting of the Snodgrass, Mrs. Walter Trapp, Mrs. Pat Crawford, Mr*. 5lartha our letter, and let them know In glad to know he is making a Washington that we like it here, date. Class 4—Collections. 40 where she serves ns scrap | First Methodist Church are ‘ «* Mr*. Harold StuBs, Mr*. M. H. speedy recovery from surgery Seaman, and Mrs. Maxine New­ and are proud and thrilled to bo Section I, Specimen Blooms and follows: book chairman. Ryan, Miss Helen Snodgrass, the undergone In the Seminole Mem­ bury. stationed where they like u», and Circle Number t meet* with honorce and the hostesses. Mrs. Severs is a past president Branches The menu for the luncheon In­ want ue. orial Hospital Friday morning. Mrs. Marvin Dyal, 504 Plumas* of the state of Illinois where <he Class 1—Hibiscus. HI* daughter, Mr*. R. I.. Gil- cluded a minced clam dip with p«I will NOW come down from my became a member of the past Class 2—Annuals—3 stems—ono Dr. 9:45 a.m. lispie nnd daughter, Terrie fruin totato chips, sliced ham, salami, "soap box” and aay good night color. Sub-classes according to var­ Circle Number 2 meet* wit'ij president's club for Illinois iety. Melbourne arrived Thursday to three kinds of ehecses, ami wheat thins. Iced tea and coffee were ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—Amer­ state; was elected a delegate to Class 3—Perennials—3 stems—ore Mrs. J. A. Calhoun, 2039 Mellon ; l>n by his side. served with the luncheon, follow­ ican Legion Unit No. 183 recently department conventions nnd al­ color. Sub classes according to var- ■vlllc A**., 9:45 a.m. Cirrle Number 3 meets with placed nine flag* of our country ternate to National convention i-ty. Mrs. Wade II. Garner and ed by rake for dessert. in the Rosenwald Negro school in | She has held every office in Class 4—Bulbs, corm. and tuberous i Mr*. W. L. Kirk, 40’! Summer­ Mrs. A. I>. Roundtree left Thu­ Tills will be the last chnnrc I'll lin Ave., 9:45 n.nt. Altamonte Springs and 15 were the unit in her continous years rooted flowers—1 stem. The Lake Monroe I’-TA will rsday for Daytona Beach for a get to remind all V. A. II. 7 wives Circle Number I meet* with | presented to Lyman school. j of service with the American Class 5—Roses—l stem er spray Mrs. Geo. Chapman. 2tO*J Cor- sponsor a pie supper April 8 at few days of rest and relaxation. about tonight's meeting nt the Americanism chairman, Mri. j Legion Auxiliary nnd has held -a n y variety. Subclasses by color. U. S. O. Try slid make It as there 11:30 pm . to 7:30 p.m. to be giv­ | dova, 9:45 a.m. Sally Faulhaber and Mrs. Lillian | many department and district Class 6—Shrubs or trees—1 spray .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yeackle will be a talk on a most Important en by the second grade home The Brownie Scouts of the eh-iirmnn.-hip*. Severs, made the presentation. subject, (the Medicare Program.) not over 30"—foliage. First Presbyterian Church will room mothers. Following the sup­ Recently n sixth district past Class 7—Shrubs or trees—1 spray meet in the Youth Building ul per, the regular monthly meeting week* visit with friend* and by Dr. Gordon Backer of the relatives. president's parley was organised not over 30”—flowering or fruited. 3 p.m. Naval Air Station medical staff of the P-TA will he held. Also, a last reminder to all chief* by Mrs. Severs for vwhlch her Class 8—Flowering vines—1 spray An art exhibition will be held Tha rinneers of th- First Pres­ Youngster* frmn Sanford, a> and their wives about the "squarcgoal is 100 pet. in membership n«t* over 30". byterian Church will meet for immediately n ftrr the session in A rt you suro mong tho*,, li*ted for schola*tie ilsncing" lesson that start tonight, ny Department convention time Class 9—Cacti and Succulents. fellowship and recreation in the each class room. Class 19—Miscellaneous. at the Baylor at 8: P. 51., nt the Chief* Club. in May. your children Mrs. I. S. Smith I* in charge achievement* Youth Building from G p.m. Mrs. Severs is the wife of Hu­ of the supper. AH donations of School for Boys nt Chnttanuoga, A large number have already sign­ 'hrough 8 pm. aro getting bert L. Severs, a veteran of W pies nr enkes arc to lie at tho Penn., are Bruce Anderson, son ed up for them, hut even if you Tuesday WI and is th« mother of two The Sanford Junior High school house by 3 o’clock Monday of Mr. nn<| Mrx. It. W. Anderson haven't, don't let that stop you! of Route 2 ami James Wright, Come on out und enjoy yoursel­ girls and four boys. Her four enough School I’-TA will m?et at 8 p.m •on „f Mr nnd Mrs. J. A. Wright ves! sons, Hubert ft., Donald, Ray­ a tho school. There will he | Sr , 108 Elliot Ave. Listed on the mond and Robert, have all ser­ There was a lot of “ last minute nomination of officers. Ray­ Dean's List mean* the student rushing” involved, hut tho boxes ved in armed services of Ilie burn Milwec will .peak on "The^ United States. Hulwrt it present ha* maintained an average of are ready for the "E. 51. Club ENTERPRISE: Members nnd Immediate Plans fur Hanford 75 or tletter in all subjects for Name Contest"! Ono box will be ly in the veteran's hospital at Schools.” tile current six weeks. Hay Pines having undergone friends nf tho Harnett Memorial at the Navy Exchange, and the! The Woman's Bible Class of; surgery recrntly for injuries re­ Methodist church will gather at the First Baptist Church will| SUPER other one at the E. 51. Club.Therc 9:30 on Wednesday evening April ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—Mr*. ceived In WWII. 10th for a f.nvnlty Dinner. Guest meet at 3 p.m. with Mrs. F.. S. Grace Carrington Schrani, con­ R. Cockley, Mr*. T. L. Gorham, wilt be printed enrds right at the! PLENAMINS speaker for the evening will tie Rocker, Ul|n park Ave Hostess­ tralto soloist from Winter Park, Mrs. N. H. Choice, Mrs. K. A I boxes that only have to be filled | Junior Juthe, .Mrs. Graham Fuller! in with the name you’ve chosen, the Rev. George II. Carlton, wtio es will be group six. wss guest artist at a meeting and Miss Mary Jane Smith. (sc* w i v t n M . m ryour name, address, phone num-J The Anna Miller Circle will is completing his third year at I r n iiin tsblst hold installation of o'ficcra at 8 of the Altxmnnto Springs Civicj It 1-sorUM •ItWIlRI |I«I lr«R IX lirsr Oviedo and was selected from Cluli held Wednesday afternoon. ( CsoctMitts.TMii Srirxrt fsrwU It trite the Orlando District Inst year for p.m. at the Elks Club. •* flit itctnmsnetUtRt •» Mctt't IX Mrs. Allen Forward reported The W M.S.Circle of the Elder tt4>tl»ot*i )«/ cS'ISms i 4*>lr (Mntlt* outstanding work in the nrrn of a net profit of $102 made on the Ittotf* ntt t|tl I* S UI'OUJR II. Springs Baptist Chapel will meet the Town nnd Country church recent bam supper. Mrs. T. F. All attending the dinner are at 3 p.m. The Dorcas Class of the CentWood, service chairman, report-! 3 6 -D a y Supply 1 . 7 9 I tral Baptist Church met recently n»ked to bring a covered dish nnd fd that $59 has been earmark* I W K D N E S D \Y 72 0i» Supply J21 • 144 Oay Supply 3.49 I at the home rf Mr*. T. P. should it be impossible for you The Plantation Estates Glee for the resuscitator, a club spoil NATIONALLY AOVERTISSD Lot us d o y o u r 1Cason for its regular monthly to nttend the dinner, the Rev. Club of DeBary will meet at 7:30 sored project, for the service of I ehiss meeting. j (’"rlton will speak at 7:30 p m. p m. th« community. at the Mansion tinder AT TOUR Fallowing th? business session Following (his time of medit­ (ho direction of Mrs. Harry Others taking part in tho pro­ a social hour was eijoycd by tho ation the budget for the Whitaker Miss Mary Jane with l^mra Platt gram were following: Mrs. Fred Yeackle, j coming year will be presented Urown as accompanist. Them Smith and Miss Catherine Crew* Mrs Ina Gal! way, Mrs. Phillis and each item explained. Every will be n short business meeting of this community, who each gave i Mash, Mrs. A. R. Mattox, teola family or member will be given conducted by Henry Wood, "pres­ a solo, und member* of the cho.r McSwain, Mrs. Loretta Wiggins, an opportunity to pledge his an­ ident, followed by u social hour of the Altamonte Community Mrs. Dorothy Griffin. Mrs. B It ticipated support for the coming with rcficshments. Chapel gave an anthem. Those Everything you wear in Wiggins, Mrs J. R. Weaver, Mrs. Vfnr . . .Remember the dale . . Prayer meeting will be held at on the rholr are Mr*. Clifford th* Easter parade can | G. If. High. Mrs Joe Daniels. Wednesday April 10th. . Sands, Mrs. P. O Schallert. Mr*. 7:30 p.nt. at the First Baptist Mrs. J. W. Parham, Mrs. Verdic LOOK new even It it isn’t. | Mae Hartman, Mrs Jack Banten, Our Sxnitone Service will Mr*. T. P. 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Al Corwin, working on the mound for Minneapolis, held Oma­ ha, however, as Harry Keister rapped out a homer In the first. Bibret Clarke came on for Min­ neapolis In the seventh and went the final three, holding Omaha SPORTS Dr. RWins Spencer Memorial Tournament Rain Postpones Game; SHS Drops To Third Place In Conference 1957 Pennant Predictions ■jr LEO H. PETERXKN UalU4 Pl*M Sperts Editor TAMPA, W — Tho Yankees tu jf, (bo Dodgers *ft«r another cImo rac« with the Brave* and Radltfi. Thoie are the 1957 pennant pre­ diction! 61 thla baieball writer af­ km - a r watching the 12 cluba train­ ing In Florida for five weeks and •samlnlng the reporta on the four taama which conditioned in Aritons. Iteie’s how (hi* obaerver are* Iham flnlahlng thla year: American League: 1—Yankee*; 1—Indiana; l-T Ig tra ; 4—Wliilw loa; 5—Red Sox; 6—Athletics; 7 —Oriole*, I—Senator*. National League: 1 - Dodger*; 2—Brave*; 3—Redltgi; 4—Cardi­ nal*; S—Phllllea; 6—Pirates; 7— 3land; •—Cuba. In the National League, there’* olenty of lupport for the Dodger*, Brave* and Redleg*, who flnUhrd l.« that older la it iraion with only two game* aeparating them. The Dodger* get the nod be­ came they won In 1958 de*plte (he fact mo»t of their atari had—for them—lub-par year*. With the re­ turn of Jahnny Pndres. Dodger pitching figure* to be atronger. Brave* standing Pat Milwaukee I* standing pal on the club which finished a game behind the Dodger* laat year. The Brave* have pitching and a good bench, but they alio have second baa* and left field problem*. A* for the Redleg*, they are the power club of the league, but they al*o may havr a third base prob­ lem and do not have a* good a bench a* Brooklyn and Milwau­ kee. The Cardinal* figure to be atronger with the addition of (lug­ ging Del Ennl* and pitcher* Sam Jonei, Jim Davi* and Hoyt Wil­ helm. They lack a hard hitting renter fielder and catching depth, however. Philadelphia ha* the pitching, but lack* a major league shortatop and power. Pittiburgh, too, ha* the pitching and probably the beat defcniive outfield in the lea­ gue but fall* abort in tong ball unch. There eeems to be little ope for the Giant* or Cub*. Over in the American League, the Yankee* are in a das* by Ibemielve*. A Cine* Battle The battle for second place promise* to be a close one with the Indana, Tigers, White So* and Red Sox in the rare. Cleveland rates the edge be­ cause of superior pitching. Detroit may lack solid pitching behind It* big three of Frank Lary, Billy llocft and Paid Foytack. The Tigers have power in Al Kallne, Harvey Kuenn and Ray Boone, but may he hurting at third hate with Boone shifted to ftril, The White Sox have strength down the middle. That strength, however, Is offset by weaknesses at first and third bases and Chi­ cago may run out of pitching. Boston has the power and the pitching potetnial. but still Is plag­ ued with infield holes. Ail those ex-Yankees figure to give Kansas City a much-needed shot In the arm but from this cor­ ner, the A’a still look like solid K Dr. Ilaroid Ring reigns as king of the fairways In Sanford as he was medalist at a smooth 72, beating out Carl ltubbell who bad a 73 In the Championship flight of the Garland W. Spencer Memorial Golf Tournament completed yes­ terday at the Mayfair Inn Semi­ nole County Club. In the first flight John Ivey edged Earle Higgenbotham two and one for that crown. Cy Fltton took the seernnt flight over Harry Cushing with a two and one, and Tom Butts brought home the third flight bacon with a two-up win over Jim Parker. The RingTHubbcll pay off match for the city’s championship drew a galley as Ring won the first two holes and then lost the next three. Hn won the eight and ninth, however, and went Into the turn one up. He won number 10 and then went nip-ad-tuek with Huhbell for the next few hole*. Going Into the 17th Hubbell was two up with two to go. He won the 17th and that made him city champion by unanimous consent. to only one run. Minneapolis showed the smooth opportunistic attitude early in the second inning when they turned four hits Into three runs. Then, in the fourth, 'they con­ tinued their aggressiveness as they capitalized on an Omaha er­ ror and turned it Into a run. Omaha pitcher Boyd Linker still hadn't had enough, however, and In the fifth inning Orlando Cepe.la hit hi* sixth home run of the sea­ son for Minneapolis and Linker headed for the showers, but not before doubles by Fernandes Alou and Ed White bad given Minne­ apolis another run. Al Wilson came on In the sixth and the unstoppable Millers dis­ regarded his terrific speed- and accuracy and ran up three runs, all earned against the by this time rattled Omaha club. Minneapolis winds up their spring season Wednesday and will make farewell from Sanford Thurs­ AUGUSTA, Ga.—Dr. Cary .Mid­ day. Like Dallas, they will leave dlecoff, one of the nation’s top- in small groups and fly to their ranking golfers, today was named respective cities. Today the Millers are making proof the new Diplomat golf course by Ben Kline, executive director their final apperance In Sanford for the 220,000,000 Hollywood. against Springfield; Tomorrow Fla., hotel resort scheduled to they play a mcrnlng game in Daytona against Rochester, and open In December. Kline, associated with Samuel Wednesday they close out the sea­ Friedland, food chain executive son with an afternoon game building the most extensive tour­ against Ortiaha in Daytona Beach. R H E ist development to hit South Flor­ 100 000 010 2 7 4 ida In 30 years, flew to the Mus­ Omaha 030 123 OOx 9 11 0 ters Tournamnet Saturday to Minneapolis Batteries make the appointment. . The 18-hole course. deslgneJ by Omaha: Linker. Wilson (8, and the nationally-known golf course | Burdick architect, nobert Lawrence, will i Minneapolis: Corwin. Clark* (7 , be one of the most lavish and *n,l Jenkins. Jackson (8 eye-appealing links evir built.' Home Rons I-and fill operations for the course i Omaha; Keister (1st, none on) alone represent more than a $1,- Minneapolis: (Sth, none on) 300,000 Investment. | ------------------------ Stretching across a 300-acro J p O C k T e Q I T l S e e K S land tract, tha resort is sliced In to two sections by the intracoastal V irfn rv waterway. The Diplomat Hotel, Y lliu ijr containing almost 300 rooms, will CVn c n n T n d flV rl«e over an ocean-front site. On w r J c C I 5 U n I UUUy the mainland side of the water The Sanford Seminole thlnclads, way, the Diplomat Country Club under the auspices of track coach anddfcolf course sprawl inland To- i Fred Ganas. will be seeking their ward Route 1. Completion date far ' second victory of the season this the resort Is December 1. . nllemoon a* they play host to Middlecoff, 33. chosen by Fried- Eu*tls and Tavares on the horn* land ofr his brilliant putting style cinders behind Seminole High and all-around gslfing versatility, School. The Tri-School meet will hive electrified the golfing world in 1933 when he walked off with six a full 13 event schedulo and, ac­ national tourneys, Including the cording to Ganas, the Semlnoles have no intention of taking the Masters'. In 1938, he continued burning a bark seat for the match. Sov far this season the Seml­ blue streak on the nation's gulf links, capturing the U. S. Na­ noles have not lost a match. They tional Open and two other key have one win and two seconds in tri-meets and tills afternoon's tourneys. The youthful, well-bred Tennc*-1 match will give them sn opporlean, whose magnetism and uo-jtunity to pit thejr skills against yielding persistence, have gained ‘ toss-up schools, him Innumerable friendships (in- The meet, starting at * p.m. S.1*!1"* . P ^ W a n t Elicnhower’a) Is expected to extend until six flashed Into the golfing world like p. m. Middlecoff Pro At New Diplomat Golf Course Arcade Package Store Featuring s The Very Best 810 E. 1st The Sanford Seminole swimmers The Dalles Eagles made their did themselves right proud last farewell showing in Saniord over Friday afternoon In a tri-school tha weekend In a blaxq of glory swimming meet with veterans aa they toppled Oklahoma City Leesburg and ML Dora, especially 16-U Friday and then upset their since they have an pool to prac­ big brothers In the New York u.znt tice In. Farm System, Minneapolis, 4-1 In Despite coming In third the the Shrine Benefit game of the Semlnoles railed up II points in year Saturday night !n Memorial the boys’ meet and 2S points to Stadium. the girls’ m*e,, which was far Tha upstart Eagle* madt a trebetter than tha anticipated (bow­ menduoa effort against Use smooth ing. working Millers In the Shrine Athletic Director Fred Ganas Benefit game—the last one of the had high praise for the Job done season for the Eagles. by swimming lint coach Bill Fleming. Minneapolis won tho Spring Ex­ "Handicapped the way the team hibition Season over Dallas four was with no facilities at their dis­ games to three, and the Sanford posal, lb* team made a tremend­ fold attached themselves to sides ous showing for the first swim­ and rivalry between the two top ming- meet ever participated In teams of the Glint Farm System by Saminole High." more likened to a world series. Points'tallied by the Semlnoles The game was a tight defensive would have been ever higher had one that kept tb* ran* cheering the Semlnolea had fewer disquali­ with keyed excitement. For the fication* atemmlng from lack of first time in the Mlnneapolls-Dalpractica. tea series there were no homo Ganas commented that the Sem­ lnoles had been able to work out In a pool only twice this season. "The Navy let us use their pool twice.*’ he said, "and It was won­ derful of them to let us do so, The Sanford Seminole JV base­ but we needed more practice and It is eertalnly understandable that ball team swung Into action this their own personnel and families afternoon on the practie field across the street from Seminole come fifs t” Ganas said he hoped that by High School against the Oviedo next year tha Seminole* would varsity in a game where "every­ have an agreement with the city body from Sanford will play, no whsreby they could have the city m atter what the score Is.** * Laude issued the statement htls facilities available. In the boys* meet Leesburg scor­ morning and saM that L. C. Smith ed 77 points, Mount Dora 37 and will get the starting nod on the Sanford It. In the girls’ meet mound with Cecil Dandridgc stand­ bJesburg posted 71 Mount Dora ing by for possible relief action. Laude aakl the purpose of his 32 and £anford 28. taking on the extra dutfei of JV Bay* 30-yard freestyle — R ail (L), coach was to give the Semlnoles Sailer (MD), Phigin (S). Time more depth through game ex­ perience and "that’s what we will 23.9. 100-yard breastroke — Barcus do in every game, no m atter what (L), Cleary (MD), Vicentl (MD), the score happens to be." Laude said he would start BnbTime 2:37.7. 100-yard back-*trox« to Rigdun by Stubbing! at catcher, a fresh­ (L), Grave* (MD), Hewitt (L), man; Claude Hittell, a junior, at first base; Ray Johnson, a senior, Time: 1:30.2. 100-yard freestyle — R an (L), at second; George Harriett, a Nell (L), Cleary (MD). Time: .39. freshman, at short stop; Vernon 100-yard butterfly — Barcus Kirk, a sophomore, a t third; Ken Hosack. a senior, In left fit-id; (L) Young (L). Time: 1:19.6. Diving — Rice (L), Brown (S), Terry Goemble, a senior in center field; and Henry Itussi, a sopho­ Points: 142.7. l(0-yard individual medley — more, in right field. Others scheduled for action in Higdon (L), Phillip* (S), Schulster the game this afternoon for San­ (MD). Time: 2:00.6. 140-yard medley relay — Mount ford includes. Jack Stotsky, Al Dora (Grants, Vincent!, Schulster, Stanley, and Dandridge. Sadler). Time: 1:04.2. 140-yard free relay—Leesburg 140-yard medley relay—Mount Boast, Young Hewitt, Rlci), Dora (Brown, Taylor, Reich, Sanford Time: 1:14. Snowberger), Leesburg. Time: GIRLS 2:03. 30-yard freestyle — Chamings 140-yard free relay — Sanford (L), Stewart (L), Hook (MD). (Clark, Bolger, Ivey. Flbry). Time: 32.3. Leesburg. Time: 1:38.3. 100-yard breast-stroke — Giles (L), Potter (L), Munson (S). Time: 1:31.8. 200-yard freestyle — Stradin (L*), Reich (MD), Turner (L). Time: 2:33. 100-yard backstroke — Clem­ ents (L), Brown (MD), Taylor (MD). Time 1:11. 100-yard freestyl* — Chamings (L), Galt (L); Spear (Ml)) and Snowberger (MD) tied for third. Time: 1:118. 100-yard butterfly — Giles (L). Time: 1:38.1. Diving: Ivey (S), Buckley (L). Points: 106.0. 140-yard Individual medley — Clements (L), Flibry (S). Time: 2:01.3. The Sanf-rd Seminole baseball crash with Lakevlew of Wlntar Garden failed to materialize Fri­ day night In Memorial Stadium be­ cause of a steady downpour and the Seminole* were dropped to third place in the Orange Belt Conference for their inactivity. Until the gam* was postponed due to the Inelement weather the Semlno’e* were tied for second place in the conference with Co­ coa but at the Seminole* idled Cocoa marched to a vletorloua 7-6 scoro over Leesburg for a con­ ference record of «•!. Tho Semi­ nole* now have a 3-1 confereri-e record. But the Sanford Seminole* and the Cocoa Tigers will bring their b *.lo for second place In the con­ ference to a head Tuesday night when the two team* meet In Co­ coa for the all Important clash. Ever since the Semlnoles went into contention for the top bracket In the conference the two team* tha Semlnoles have been laying for were Cocoa and a rematch with By OSCAR FRALEY Winter Paik. They’ll realize both United Pr«ss Sports Writer this week. NEW YORK W _ The daffodill* Cocoa Ik a night game In Cocos, bloomed early this spring and as Wlntar Park Is an afternoon game a result only three .of the 16 ma­ In Winter Park. jor league baseball teams are go­ Baseball mentor Dave Lauda ing to go to seed in the second said this morning, "This is the division this fall. big payoff and the boys are rca For the record, in the National dy for It. They have been keyed League it’s a seven-way r a c e up for several days now, and th*« plus the Chicago Cubs. In the two games could well decide who American League modesty pre­ the conference champs will be." vails and it will be a mere sixLaude said earlier Ihis week team gallop with only the Wash­ that his boys were as good as any ington Senators and Kansas City other team in the conference and Alhlleticirslue-footing a”tong"n \ h e that he was aiming for the con bailm ent ferrnce crown. 1■ ,~ : x ............ "We’re with Winter Paik.” I . In ,H, A m * . ^ * < & * •■ * & * f f B S Laude said, "but we’ll be ready ' Lel’i live u'j. ” ................................ 33-ycar-old lieutenant copped first for them this w eek-end we’ll be cinders Thursday afternoon .mil Casey Stengel of the Yankees PIlar* in ?,or,h »nd.Soulh OP*»- next Monday will again play host ready for Cocoa tomorrow night. They're tough, and they have an smiles .hyly that he I* "very op- **" " a* »h« .r,r"‘ »n«»'',ur over *o to Tavares. win t*le tourney’s 44-ycar hi* overall record of 8-1, but the boy* tlm iitic." want these two games and have Al Lopez of the White Sox avers Turning pro in 1917, Middlecoff i(jjQpfc M ake FlTSfr such determination that it’s almost bravely "we aren’t conceding any -^ntinued during tho next few. . frightening at times." years to hatter at the gates !S h o w i n g T u e s d a y Laude said that he admitted the thing to the Yankee* or anybody." golfdom's limbo. Competing witn Mike Higgins of the Red Sox possibilities of putting all hi* eggs stars such as Ben Hogan, Sam The New York Giants, one of in one basket. "They're always gives his millionaires a definite Snead, Lloyd Mangrum, and Jim- the great benefactor* of Sanford, "'•hot at the pennant." Thev’dj the possibilities of being whipped," my Dcmarct, M iddlecoff «narcd Jwill swing into action Tuesday afhe said, "but at this point In the better have a telescopic sight number one honors in six key' ternoon for their first and only Jack Tlghr of Detroit feels his game t think these kids can do tournamnels In 19(9, tied one game of the season when they lads "are definitely a first divi­ anything they want to do, and (with Mangrum) and won the U meet Cleveland In an afternoon above all else 1 think they want sion club.” S. National Open. game in Cleveland. raid Richards of Baltimore these two games this week." In 1950 Middlecoff won five msThe Minneapolis Millers have . ...... ,. .promises its "not farfetched for l***1 **c would stait ll( |0 „p | 0 fifttv—and maybe Jor tourneys; In 1931, six; and in scheduled an early morning game are eagerly awaiting news frem Edd # Barbour tomorrow night ' a nnlch higher." 0 r even lower. 1932, four. After two years of se-1 with Rochester to pave the way the meelirg. As Buddy Kerr, manag»r of Selma, Ala., the new lie s strong as a hull now. and rhtlck nres.en o( Washington, mi-retirement, in which he car-j for the event, that a big Class D Giant learn, put ic, "This h e . keyad u p to g o .il the way an d , accustomed to trilling ni* ried on his successful dentist's; Inuendo* have it Laule said. said. win, Laule I w ty p3Jt cemeteries, whistle* "all practice, he once more dazzled the i meeting of the Glam Organic.- meeting Is most vital to us. Most sporting world with his spectacu- tion will follow the event and the of ui arc not ready to open the He also said that Ken McMur- is not hopeless." season with the material we now big-cut will come then. ray was slated for action Thurs­ And Lou Bourrau of Kansas lar 1933 and 1938 seasons. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The B, C, and D clubs now *ta- have. W c ire wilting for cutday afternoon against Winter Park. City manfully observes ’ "we are bigger leagues "They go for Eddie's fast hall," improvrd in number*.'' Which iJ dinals 'give* hi* Hcdbird* "a *" ‘,he * Cw York *** barks from the i ,fnl Training Rase here in Sanford that will give us some help." Laude said, "but I think Ken's little help unless they let him chanre if all goe* right." dinky curve will throw them off play in men. Mayo Smith of the Phillies balar^a." Then Laude summed Over in the National League I pride* hi* outfit on "the best up the home* for the week.” All there i« more of the same: I pitching in the league." ~\ we need Is a break, and we'll take Walter Alston of the Dodger* [ Bill Rigney of New York' asser's thi* conference." caution* he ha* a couple of "if»” r'w e're better than a lot of people but admits "we should win.” think." .Milwaukee'* Haney sure nobby Bragin of Pittsburgh The submarine was not generFred Haney of Milwaukee "can't grabs a lot of latitude by predict­ ally recognised as a legitimate j w(,y iny c]uh f |te i jh.ad of ing in reverse "we won't be last instrument of warfare until the1 u«." I —and have an outside shot at Civil War. 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Hamilton, president, *nd West Palm Beach Junior Wo­ man’s Club, Mrs. Hyman C. But­ ler, president. Mrs. W. R. Maser, of West Palm Beach, is General Chairman of the .-onventfon with firs N. E. Bcnevento and Mrs. Gerald D. Normandin, to-chair men. Among the speakers who will be presented by Mrs. C. M. Wash­ burn, Tampa, president of the Florida Federation, will le Mrs. Carroll Miller Missoula. Montana, third vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs; Edwards J. Vinnlcolnbe Jr., director and genera, manag­ er of the Institutions) Division, Mi-Curmick and Company Baltl more, Md.; and Mrs. Charles O. Smith, Holcomb, Kansaj Director of Junior Clubs for the IJFW3. Also on the program is Miss Bonnie Pruddin, director of the Physical Fitness Institute, White Plains, N. Y. During the convention dele­ gates will act on a number of resolutions. Including support of nJrqunte salaries for teachrrs- en­ dorsement of th# legislative pro­ gram of the Decent Literature Council of Dade County; and adoption of a "State Plan” for the APOPKA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS enjoying the Junior-Senior prom hald at Ike Mayfair Inn mentally retarded. IViday evening were: Curtis Stone, Lynda SrIUrds, Tom King and Gwen Gober. (Photo by Bergstrom) Numerous (entertainm ent fca-l turcs have been planned, chief among which is a pos'.-convention tour to Havana. Delegates taking pdvnntage of the opportunity to visit llavunna will icave Miami] ly air Apr. 26, amt return Apr 29th. Registration for the convention will start at 8 a. nt. Tuesday, Apr. 23. A busy girt on Thursday morn­ than what we used to cat) “ Team ing was Lee Cuming, as she dash­ spirit'*, or school spirit is perhaps ed from the coffee at .Darnel. Kil- more like i t If you can be fierce eline's to the one at the B.O.Q tor ly toyat to your outfit, whether they the Station Wives. Arlene Baker distinguish thcm»elv*s or not, you and Gerry Hauerspcrgfcr were the have a good squadron that will hostesses. These clever girl# had work well together when the chips arranged a beautiful Easter tabie, are down and they are in a pinch with two of the Hallmark bunnies Anyway, congratulations, Savage of cardboard holding spring flo­ Sons. wers, and surrounding this, colored This typewriter is writing like eggs on grass. An Easter basket Archie, the roach in Archie and filled with little gifts attached co Mchitabel No capitals notes, liitle pastel ribbons was another attrac­ punctuation and where are tne tion. Kitchen gifts wero inside the margin controls. It will be neces­ pretty packages, as each girt sary to send it awsy this week to opened the one she had pulled. O f- capable of some mighty fine ques­ fee and rolls were served. Attend­ tion marks. And I may change my ing were Katie Jackson, Joy Web­ style to that of Mr. Anthony, so 1 ber. Peggy Tugwcll. Jane Ham­ can take advantage of this. rick, Bru Northridge, and Lee The pride of the Lake Mary Cunning. Fire Department (volunteer) was Friday night at the B.O.Q. Sts- displayed before the Chamber of Ion officers and their wives met Commerce in Lake Mary Saturday for cocktails from 6 to 8. Dave and night. The fire truck with its new Lee Cunning, and Joe and Do: hose, pulmoter and resustlcator. Leary were the hosts and host- have made Lake Mary conflden e"‘*s for this occasion. ' that their amall department can The turnout waa large, with an handle most situations. With th" success of the harbeque Saturday estimated crowd of eighty. The Mayfair Inn was the spot night, it seems possible to do al­ picked for the April VAH-9 lunch most anything. When wc arrived ion, by hostesses Marcia Cousins at seven thirty, they had run out and Mary Carman. First wc ga- of fivc hundred paper plates, had thered in the Bamboo room for a acquired eighty more, and then chat before sitting down '.o th e 1had to turn to china. The Chamber delicious luncheon of lobster thcr- of Commerce building was crowded midor. The (abb was gay with I with children, mothers and fathers, red hibiscus and green leave*. Two' young and old. all enjoying the new girls were introduced — Tor-1barbeque ehickcn, and beans and ry MU.W.I.I, Durand, who has one sj VW..S# SIX ** child, a ihe cole slaw. Th" profits may six year ok! girl, and Shirley run fairly high—wc hope so, for Stevens, a brida of two weeks. the sake of all those who donated Marcia Cousins was prevailed up roffee, cabbage, celery and so on to be the new treasurer, as many, many hours of hard work. Millie Thomas is leaving the end of It is no small job to feed between this month. Present were Lm* six and seven hundred people with Grund'r, Millie Thomas, Terry a few working. It was good, a Durand, Ruth Chaffee, Jean Fow­ doubly enjoyed because all 'our ler, anil her guest Lolly iloth, friends and neighbors were thcra Betty Hazlett. Julie Anderson, Smearing themselves from car to Shirley Ross, Shirley Slovens, Bet- ear were Dorothy and Tom Deans, ty McBratnie, Skip Horrcll, Betty Harriet and John Williams, B. J. Hillner, Muriel Glidewell, Dorneil and Bill Class, Jane and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Holloway, Kilciine. Nita White. Flora Wig- Miller, Grctchcn Ilsll. Terry Price, 1308 Locust Avc. entertained re­ ton, Toni Waters, Margaret Fen­ Jean and Bill Stetson—and we cently with a buffet supper in nell, Fran Murray, Lcta Peterson. were late, so we missed the biggest honor of Mr. Holloway's birthday, crowd. Lola Nabal and Virginia Conn. rhe dining table was decorated Threefold was the purpose in This is an uninspired day for with spring flowers flanked in a party here Friday night—a me—thfr« is a lot to say, but I by lighted tapers in silver candle “ coming-out" parly for Jano Miller don't feel like saying it. ar.d you holders. A birthday rake ami icc who has hern away, a send-off for probably wouldn’t rare to hear It cream highlighted the opposite Crela Higginbotham and Louise Think a nap is in order. Ilo, hum side. Parker as they left Saturday for Enjoying the evening with the the state tournament at Naples. WHITER NYLON Holloways were: Mr. and Mrs. P. and a welcome back to Jean and The hotter the water the whiter T. Piety, Mr. nn>| Mrs. Harold Loo Compo of Pensacola. The gol­ your nylon fabrics will he after Neiswander, and Drcnm-n, Mr. fers were all in (raining, so it was laundering. It s safe to wash and Mrs. Ralph Brewer and Ronan early evening. Ailendir.g were your white nylon lingerie by ma­ pic and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Louise and Jim Parker, Louise's chine, along with white cotton H. Jones and Ginger. parents, Jean and Leo Compo, Jean and linens using hut soap or de­ and John Dooley, Penny and Tom­ tergent suds. my Peterson, Earl and Crela Hig­ ginbotham. Jack ard Judy Smith and Cy and Jean Fitlon. VAH-5 gals had a BRING YOUR OWN STEAK luncheon at Jane Baty’s home on Thursdays. Ber­ ta Conn was co hostrss, and they ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—Mrs ' | served tossed salad, frenrh bread, 1 Allen Forward was guest of and date bread with rreum cheese. I honor on Thursday when Mrs. | This last for dessert. The crowd Graham Fuller entertained with was big enough for three tables a shower and luncheon in her of bridge and about six who didn't honor, at the Fuller home on Al­ play, so it sounds as if they all tamonte Avc. made it. Of course wo all know Others present were Miss Mary by now that VAH-5 won the bombJane Smith, Mrs. Donald Maeirg derby. They couldn't do wilhI.eod, Mrs. Din Gilbert, Mrs. out another “ First''. But there is Kathryn Durncll, Mrs. J. D. no blowing my horn about Five, Morrison, Mrs. If. J. Jackman, since there are plenty of others to Mrs. Dorothy Ssnhorn, Mrs. do it, and besides wo are in VAH-9 Richard Cockley and Mrs. B. D. now, and hitter. The whole idea of McIntosh Jr. the derby was excellent for m-oralc though. Competition always pulls a team closer, and in a squadron there is nothing better for morale C. F. Holloway Celebrates With Buffet Supper The Catholic Women's Clut> held its regular monthly meeting at the Yacht Club Wednesday! lo elect officers. They are: Pres-1 Went, Mrs. Helen Constantine,| vice president, Mrs. Julia Diet­ richs, secretary, Mrs. WillUnt Hilton, treasurer, Mrs. Elizabcltc Frank, and corresponding secre­ tary’, Mrs. Elisabeth Smith. The installation carcmonlcs wilt bo held at the Communion break­ fast May 5. The group also elected twu delegates, Mrs. Jeanne Manaco and Mr*. Elisabeth Smith to at­ tend the National Convention of Catholic Women’s Clubs In St. Petersburg th„ first week of May. The Rev. Richard J. Lyons presented a talk on “ Church Af­ fairs" before an audience of 61 INTIOOUCT1QNI being what they members. are in Hollywood. Elvis Presley meets for the first time his new leading lady, blonde Barbara Lang, an attractive newcomer to fllmdom. Since Elvis is starting a personal appearance lour of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—A the South and Midwest, tho program cover, designed by studio wanted to And out ho* they would look together. And Marie (Mrs. Frank K.) Seaman, here you have i t (International) has been selected by Ihe Relig­ ious Arts Guild of Boston, for the 1937 Easter programs for all Unitarian ehuTche* through­ out the United States. Mrs. Scsman's interpretation I will not be responsible for of new life Is depicted In a scene any debts incurred by any one where transformation of a tree other than myself after March grows from death into life a* spring begins. The talented art­ 1st. 1937. ist was also the winner of the Richard B. Rsnsbottom 1936 rover design contest. Mrs. Marie Seaman Designs Cover THE MIGHTY CHRYSLER M ot Mrs. A. Forward Feted With Shower, Thursday Noon • I MI At I ( • P<C 4 r v f f NOW .SHOWING O m o M il c C il RIDE-IN THEATRE LAST SHOWING STARTS 7:15 For Chrysler Owners the era of lurch, lean and lunge has ended. Torsion-Aire Ride . . . Chrysler's all-new suspension . . . FE YTL’KK— 7:2* * —PLUS— makes road travel a relaxing new kind of motion! Mjricrie MAIN - Arthur HUNNICUII — t;»»tiMtanj ii ccw> Vh 1.VtlttA aiUMICM M A FEATURE— 9:21 Only TMLIIRK.N t .DIR ADMITTED FREE" T1IK L I T T L E COCOON CAPE It one of the highlight* af the Mollie r«rnU 1917 spring collection. I t encloses a slenler, matching black linen-wrav# silk brlef-sle«ve<l dress. Tiny rose­ buds scattered over black tis­ sue taffeta sound a fresh note of spring ut the lining of the cape. In the glamorous new Chryslrr llirrr*. nn mure tenting yourself again-l sudden slops . . . no more leaning against rurve* . . . no more jolting ami Imldiing on rough roads. The reason is Torsion-Aire Hide, greatest automotive ride improvement in 2') years. ^vamoun i r r | M n p tUKT KATHARINE LANCASTER HEPBURN, HU m i l s '. THE RAINMAKER This new ride it an exclusive rnmhinatinn of suspension features that nuke Chrysler the smoothest sailing land yarht afloat. Nn other car in its price cls>* has torsion liars and niliher-itnlaled hall-joints unit outrigger rear springs anil a new lower renter of gravity. Together, they spell s new sensation in motoring the other* rsn’t even imitate. Tliis history-making new development I* just one of the new experience* awaiting you in the .Mighty Chrysler for 19.17, You're In for a pleasant surprise, for example, when you learn how easy it is to own. Tho .Mighty Chrysler actually costs no more than many models of the medium- and even lowprired ears, . . ears that do not have TorsionAire Hide, new puihliuttnn TorqueFlita* drive anil other Chrysler feature*. Come in today and drive the .Mighty Chrysler. NOW IN THE *3000 PRICE RANGEI *Oplion*t al extra co*. .IfNDllf JttWf lio<0 BllOCiS till mUi'Bii U M iM R iiO M ili mfjtfBlOH m.'WHJr r;(i » REIM ANN COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO STREETS Every T uesday N ight a t th e Movieland Hide-In T h e a tre SHOWS 1:32-4:17-8: 12 9:07 MOTORS, “TH E BEST FOR LESS** Inc. Thone FA 2-5411 �» THE SANFORD HERALD — ■ X . f HO W OOB^G ' V O O 'o V T O K E E P IT FRESH. V O W J n u r \ M r r e o g e t i t s a c k ^ s h e p u t i r in t h e H O W O SM SA F IN D o u r / O D N T SH C p u r ir w T w e . 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REALTOR CARD of THANKS t LOST * FOUND I FOR RENT . <Mt REACH RENTALS 4 WANTED (• RENT BROKERS * REALTORS REAL ESTATE far SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED IISCELLANEOUT MISCRT -------MISCELLANEOUS It OFFICE EQUIPMENT It AUTOMOR|LES>TEAILERS 12 BOATS A MOTORS H FARM SUFFUE1 A MACHIN­ ERY • ' l l PRTf'UVRSTOCR’iUPPUBS (Poahry) IS ARTICLES WANTED II PLACES la BAT If BEAUTY PARLORS IS FEMALE EBLP WANTED IB MALE HELP WANTED !t MALE ar FEMALE II WORE WANTED IS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HA MONET I t LOAN SPECIAL SERVICES ' JttA IOOFINO A FUMBLNO M PIANO SEE VICES U ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS W INSURANCE n NOTtCES-fUSONALS a ARTICLES far SALE It FURNITURE A ROUIEROLD Eajr L. Kennedy. Asaoelata Jeamay Walker. Asaaclata "Call H all- Phone FA S-3S41 Youra for prompt and •fflcient Service Stenstrom Kealty H. E. STENSTROM Registered Broker 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2420 WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU HOMES—3 ind 4 b a d r o o m 1 A I baths. Completed and ready for Immsdlata occupancy. It—AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS CHECK THESE STAR -£> ATTRACTIONS AT THE BIG BARGAIN JUBILEE USED CAR SALE locations. Druid Park — Sanford Grove Manors — Sanford V’alencia Villa* — Dei-and Whispering Oaka — TituiviOa 1964 Ford 2 dr | 795 1954 Old* >84' 4 Hr. »|495 1963 Ford R’Wagon $ 435 fr it* * f t * tty C c 1968 Bulck Rivlsra $19u5 1956 Dodge 4 dr H-T $2603 A. B. PETERSON $1193 Broker Associates: A. B. Pater­ FHA la aarvic* aad FHA financ­ 1955 Olds *18' 4 dr 1951 riy . 4 dr Auto-T » 905 son Jr.. P. J. Chesterton, Gar­ ing available. field Willetts, and R. W. Wil­ liams. A. C. Doudney. Land SEE today: Surveyor W* can qualify yuu for on* *f UB N. Park Ave. Phone FA 24U3 thta* homes in 30 minutaa- You can start enjoying tha kama W. H. "BUI- STEMPER while wo process the papers. Realtor — General Ineuror Guy .MUnAstOelalr Arietta Price. Aasoclata Developed by Phone FA 2-4991 - 112 N. Park us ROSA L. PAYTON ReflUtarad Rial Estate Broker Ph. FA M301-17-02 a t HUwatha ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Cor. Ilwy 17-91 k 27lh St Phone FA 3-1941 S E M IN O L E COUNTY MOTORS 81$ E. First St. lT~IOJlTI a«J Motoith THE SANFORD HERALD 83—SPECIAL SERVICES Do you knit, crochet, sew or make I4—INSURANC1C saleable article* of any kind BALL INSURANCE AGENCY We have a proposition that will COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR interest you. Dial FA 3*2299 HOME AND BUSINESS or call at 118 Fraaeh Avt. at PROFESSIONAL SERVICE once. RAYMOND M. BALL AGENT Sanford INCOME TAX SERVICE 204 R. Park Wm. II. Murray FARMER’S AGENCY H it Celery Ave. Phone FA 2 1391 Insurance and Real Estate Closed Sunday larura with FARMER 4 rait surtd. 114 French.— FA t-8121, ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stata- ■ raent*. invoice*, hand bills, aad , JJ_JJUTIt kid— PKHMONALM programs, ate. Proirrssiv* Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931- ROI.LAWAY, Hospital and Baby 403 West 13th St. Bed* Day. Week or Month— — - —.— ----------------------------Tel FA 2-5HI. Furniturs Center This If a fra* pass to the Movie. u $ Watt First St. land Rida-ln Thoatr* for Margatet — '— — —r v ., Humphrey. Esp. dale April 17. U57 * ONY RIDL5 «t SMfW* harmv ____ __________era Auction, Hwy. 17-02 South. Open <1-7 p. m. dally. Ilf- Present WELL DRILLING this ad for 1 fr'ce Ride. Fairbanks Mors* pumpsRepairs to all makaa. 26—AlffIc'lL'kls' FOR SALE HOWARD C. LONG 107 R. Commercial Av*. Paint $2.50 gal., Cota $3.9$. Work Phono PA 3-M3.I Cloth#*, Camp Good*. Army Nsvy Surplus. 3tn Sanford A t* ., HOUSES WASHED Also roofs. STEAM LUX PRO —Factory p. you— Alamitam CESS. In Orlando tinea 1946. __ of satisfied ____ customVaaaliaa Iliads Thousands era. Fr#« estimate. Call 343191Enelniad head Sai propl bottom collect. OrUndo. ' r«d wl,h pl*»‘le «nda. Plastle ______________ ' _ _ _ _ or rayon tapes. Cation or nylon ! GATUN BROTHERS . - . . _ IDEAL FOR CHILDREN JOHNSON MOTORS Dfifline 4 Suildoier d«rvtet S tn k ir lk G U ts and P ain t Co. Lsrze 3 bedroom CB homo with BRAILEY ODHAM, Pras. SEMINOLE SFORTINO GOODS Ph. FA 2-3276 Sanford. 112-114 Wist nd SL Ph. FA 2 4622 ! til* bath, hardwood floors 1484 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2-1892 screened porch, carport*, k W O n I "A* mi) and i«n osed furniture storage. Kitchen equipped, Ex* n v A tu tb i Haying top rash priea* lor a n y ROBSON'S OUTBOARDS GENEVA: Country homo, two tr* nice and clean. Manna Finiahci thing nf valua SUPER TRADstory, ten rooms. furnished with I HP Clinton—Air Cooled 66.00 31600. Down — 912,100. ox .vj For Your Boat LNO POST on 17-92 Ph FA Jkitehsn equipped. 3-atr garage, 6 HP Firestone ... UZ1ER REALTY CO. beautiful landscaped yard, 233 5 HP Johnson ..... 72.80 4 *2.60 Aenkarlk (ilsaa and Paint Co. 0>7r___________________ i j A .'i y Laura B Osltr, Realtor 50.00 Ill-Ill W. 2nd St. Phone FA 2-4622' Lester Spinet piano. Excellent foot frontage, near ejhooi. Call 5.1 HP Evinrud* . Hast! M Field, Associate 45.00 For tha many expressions and 2401 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2-SB42 Geneva 2601 or writ* Box 303, 6 HP Elgin ............. I’t M rs A ^PRISK! P I «onHitlon. C a l l FA 2 6127. 4 HP Mercury—I.lko New 150.00 Geneva for appointment. token* of sympathy eapresicd to­ P l « r s * SPRINKLER I2:0fl-l:00 nr 8:30-6:30 7 't HP Evinrudc 92.50 SYSTEMS TOTa IT PR IC E $7150.00 ward d* In the illness snd death of All types and sites, iqatallad Bendix fully automatic washer, the lit* J. N. Croomi. we desire 3 bedroom, tiled bath, with 32 It. This is a free pass to the Prairie j{® w g fc ju ^ M ls V e n 250.00 "Do It Youraalf." nearly new. 2 *poed washing cy. to extend our heartfelt thanks to by 14 ft. liv ln r' room, large Lake Drive In Thaatre for Wayne * ,189.00 cla, formica top. Cost $229 *5 will screened back porch. 55 ft. lot. Evans. Exp. data April 17. 1957 fcis Doctors, nurses and friends, as * 170.00' WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Fine location. Small down pay­ S T IN E .aerifies. Thon* FA 2-3073. well as to Fraternities and Burton 20 HP Martin-Fast motor ____ 135.001 Machine and Supply Co. — -- — ■ ment. Funeral Home. LOST LAKES ACHES 5 HP Johnson 3IU.nol2°? _ W'. 2nd St. Ph. FA ___ 2 6U2 Crib and her chair for sala. 125 Mrs, J. N. Crooms, wife Ileal Estate Insurance 18 heuutiful esmp or home sites, Mrs. N. Crooms Jsnkins, Commercial Investments— Rentals 5-7 acres, with or without lake- Wrud.lhoy c t e .N-W ,W6 Kvln- -7 » A - .U.I'UWIsir: "..o „nnF. 1,|nCcrttl l)r ^ rudas onn fSale. daughter ING front. Near Paisley off Rt. 42. Property Manaiamant 29—FLKM TURk aad Fishing Boats A Runabout* *■ C. W. Jenkins, Son-In-Law Writ# for brochure. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Sea our additional boat display Plumbing, k rttk y Heating L. M. "STEW" I’rinc* H. A- Roberts, and J. C. at 501-511 East First St. M. G. HOUCKS 511 Canter St., Euatia Huraton, Foster Sons, Year Kvlnrudo Dealer Sarvico on All Water Pumps— Phone Elgin 7-2305 HOBSON SPOUTING GOOUH PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Walls Drilled — Hump* We the family of tha late William S. D. tlig h lry m a n — A ssociate 30 i E. 1st Phone FA 2-5961 Furn. 2 bedroom masonry home, Taola Road. Phone FA 2 8037 Mokler wish to take this means to Nolan Ro-sd. rh . FA 2-2313. THE NEW thank all friends, neighbors and 204 S. Park Ave. rh. FA 2-5441 PLUMBING OLIVER OUTIIOAKD MOTORS ♦specially Rev. Phillip Schlejsman 4. 5 and 6 drawer chest finished 2 A 3 Bedroom homes, beautiful i — iu I a i . e s t a t e w a i t e d Contract and Repair Work I'ow erful—Smooth—Quiet for all lbs kindness shown us in in beautiful Salem Maple. place*. Down psyments as low Free Estimates our grief. Also to Gramkow FunerS-l.-O-W TROLLING as $695.00 down. Small parcel of land in or near H. L HARVEY EASY STARTING al Home. . Cherry Ileal Estate Agency Sanford. Suitable for homesitc. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3363 Re* 829.95 l-Dr. Chest Ifi.RR Special Introductory Offer Mrs. William Moklsr Must have reasonable access to Dial FA 2-9929—Notary Reg. •’1.05 5-Dr. Chest 27.88 15 HP Full Shift Motor V _____ and family. _____ 1219 W. 13 St. Rear-Barber Shop school. Ulv* location, legal de­ This is a free pass to the Movie* Reg 819.95 4-Dr. Chest .17.88 1299.50 scription and price desIrJd: Und Rlde-ln Theatre for Ray Fras­ 2—FOR RENT WESTERN AUTO STORE Apply Box B % Sanford Hsrer. t.ongwood. Exp. data April 17, KABY TEIIM8 214 E. First St. . Ph. FA 2-4403 1957. aid. For nice couple, Clean furnishrl REALTOR upstairs apt. Electric kitchen, » MERCURY ^ F lo w er's, /lin ts .. Shrubs R ay m o n d l.u n d q u la t, private entrance. Dial FA 2-1477. OUTBOARD MOTORS AHUAT1ATC W. P. SMITH Two duplex apartments, one bed­ Phon* FA 2-3951 Altantic Bank Peat Compost (Dactweldsr'a) 50e 201-201 K 1st At. Ph. FA 3-01*1 bu. bag. GBAPF.VILLE NUR |25I5 Tark Av*. FA 2-8461 room each. Furnished. $50.09 p'.-r SERY, Grapevill* Ava Phone!Mark 6 — Mark 1» — Mark 25! • 3 V U H 'U month. 704 A 706 West 4th St. i r IT IS REAL ESTATE FA 2 0886. . !— Mark 30 — Mark 55 — ElecPhone FA 2-3883 after 6 p m. ask Crumley A Monteith Contracting A Repairs trie Mark 75 Elsrtric • lilli VALUE? al 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 4695 -------------- ----— 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 6362 FOR SALE— Axsleas 49c I" o HP to CO HP 3 bedroom home in Late Msry on • QUICK CREDIT $1.00 All sl:«i. FA 2-4830. 211 Boat trailers from $122 00 Palmetto Ave. Automatic hot Buy in Lake Mary ana nave. • EASY TERMS CERAMIC TILE E. 14th. USED MOTORS water heater, G. E. refrigerat­ MAJOR BROWN REALTY WII.80N-MAIER Paul F. Mueller S Son -------------------------------—----------- 2 Mark — 7 Mercury 71, IIP each or, electric range, automatic Lake Mary, Florida New and Used Farnilvrs Free Estimate— Quality W ill, washer, lake privileges. In­ Ph. Hanford FA 252.17 A. K. R O S S E T T E R , FL O R IST $126 no rh. FA 2-5622 quire E. C. Hudason on Pal­ {l 10 III' Johnson 60.00 Huhy Spears, Mgr.—FA 2-1153 311 F First St . Phono FA 2-1851 Ideal Fur The lo u n ij Gentlemen l 10 HP Mercury 65.00 metto Ave. FA 2-3085. Fur dependable Service ECIIOI.S SPRING SALE CLARK 20 acres tiled land. 3 flowing 1 7is HP Elgin 65.00 Member of Florist Plumbing, Healing A Supply Cn. LAKEFRONT wells. 3 Bedroom home, double Telegraphy Delivery A*tl- . Contracting A Repair* '•* Pc. LIVING ROOM Rag. $239.00 Casselberry, masonry, two bedroom This Is a free pass to the Rita garage, nice barn. Also 2 bed* NOW Bed Th*atr# for Kay Dwyer. Exp. data 2619 tirlxndo Dr. Ph. FA 2-23741 hotn*. Kelvinator kitchen, dock. 16— OFFICE EQUIPMENT room tenant houso. The price April 17. 1937. Highway 17 A 92 South |Chair is right. Owner will nuance. $85. Winter Park 273144. ■ - — 2 S trn Tallies Dora tills l it Yuu HAYNES Office Machine Co $ 1 7 9 .0 0 2 bedroom unfum. house, kitchen 4 bedrooms, utility room, llj, both, Typewriters, adding machine? 13’ boat, 10 HP motor. Inquire PLUMBING a SEPTIC TANKS , ( of Ce Table INSTALLATION & REPAIRS U tamp* Ol equipped. Ph. FA 2-0920. Monroe Corner, Mr*. Morris. Alla*.Rentals. 314 M i l . Ph. n!e* breeteway. Located on 2 24 Hoqr Service Pillow, Terms FA 3 0462. lots. Close to schools and shop­ Osteen— ,1 room first floor ARCHIE C. HARRIETT ping center. SUPPLIES (Pealtr?) floor furnished apt. 3 room se­ FA 2-5299 or FA 2-5751 « IV BEDROOM SUITE l i — A t- lo M o H It .K K — T R A IL E R S cond floor furnished apt. Call Reg $2/2.00 Listings Needed— Horse, saddle A bridle. $100 24 — I’ lA N O i iR U i lC K FA 2-6771. Bookcase He.. .ServicB Families Waiting Gentle for kids. Ph. FA 2-0259 N»»w BROWN REALTY L. U Sill — Pisi* Teenmeiaa Mr. & Mri. Dr«*»er aftar 2 p. m. RAY HERRON Small apt. 112 Elm Ph. FA-2-0578. Phone FA 2-6229 Route 1. .Sanford , Tilt Mirror Ssnford Ave. at Rosalia YOUR —■ - — ------ — ---------- —— Crsst of Drawers 14—'Ar t icd.ks wan 'I'P.I) EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable FA 2-2588 PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING [m.tr.pimg Mali • ,,..$ 1 9 9 .0 0 for Winter Tourist. Private bath W. L. HARMON NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD llsml office desk. Ph. FA 2 0711. Matching Box Spring A shower. Steam heat. Inquire FOR KENT Ph. FA 2 1277 After s on p jJIONUS 2 Pillow* Terms USED CAR Manuel Jacobson across from 3tocu building approx. 510' On* llurvt F'arm Wagon with I Post Office. 3 bedroom unfum. houit. 2 baths. 1949 Ford 2-door rubber tires. Set of Single Har­ 33— ELECTRIC AL SERVICES 1950 Ply. 4-dr. Sedan, new | Wrought Iron Bunk Beds screened porch. ' ness. One or Two Hors* Mow­ paint k slat covers. Spec. $395 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 2 room apartment, funished. FXIGIDAIRE appltanirs. xaia Complete with Mattres»r» ing Maehins. Scoop. Also 5 GaRprivate baths. 114 W. First St. 2 btdoom house, Furn. Available 1951 Plym. 4rtr. Sedan aad service. G. H High. Ovt-d* NOW ed Saddle Horse. Write R M. 1954 Chev. 2dr. P. G. Fla Than* FO-6 3315 t 9*a April 15. Kakstraw, Box 1166, New Smy­ 3 bedroom furnished house. Dial 1954 Pont. 4-dr. Hyd. tTc*,i ford FA2-388.1 after 6 p. m. KENNETH r.. SLACK FA 2-4205. rna Beach, Fla. or Phone GASKEG. REAL ESTATE BROKER 1954 Pont. 4dr. Sid. Shift Air Conditioning 8443. ECHOES REDDING CO. 1955 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. 100$ E. nd Phone FA 2-0221 Clean furn. apt., o il Park Ave. Electrical Contracting and Cor. 2nd A MifnoUi. Ph. FA 2-6221 Ph. FA 3 0231 or afwr • p. m- 17— B E A L T 1 FA R LO K.S Repairs; Economical Houie "B ud' Bamberger. Mgr. FA 2-8883. 301 West l i t St. Consult A REALTOR First 3 Bedroom furnished house on Wiring and Repairs Free Delivery CULLEN AND MARKET Your Beauty Number It FA 2 5742 Celery Ave. 2 room furnished R ANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY It will pay YOU to see u* before 106 N. Park Ave Ph FA 2-2391 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK apt. 319 Magnolia. Call A. K. 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2-0915 j you buy. Open Evenings and 105 S. Oak Av*. Russettrr, Florist FA 2-1851. Used furniture, appliances, tools, Sundays. _ , HIGHWAY BUSINESS CKOact. Bought-told. Larry’s Mart. B A— 111 1 LD I.S G -R F.P A IR 5 Is—F k m a L e HEI.I' vva .MLD Eastsid* Trader Sales Efficiency Apt. Hi-way 17-92 So. PF.RTY AND ACREAGE PAINTIN’G 331 East First St.. Ph. FA 2-4132 Palatka, Fla. City Limits. Slumberlsnd Court. CLAYTON C. BROOKS Be an Avon Representative—Start Phone FA i-oaai tam ing Immediately. Represent FLOOR saodMg and rtwMkmg 1ION 8 COVBR SHOP Clsaamg, wssmg. w in iq Nicely furnished five room garRral Estate Investments Avon in a convenient neighbor­ H O ff//, AulomobUa Interior Decorator n« 4 * a m s f i v y S M < 1BS4 . agu apartment. Adults only. Specialising In Arreagr hood territory. Wn train you. R. M. CIsttM . Lake Mary Call FA 2-0838 or FA 2 0872. Write Mrs. Jean Milanich, Box •iuule 2. Box 6.16 Sanford, Fla. Scat Covers — Boat Cushions i At Willi* Pontiac—301 W. lit. 216, Lockhart. 6 room unfurnished house. l‘h. 6—REAL bNTATE~FOR SALETed Bornen SEE ELMO FAR13 YOUR This is a frar pais tn the RHa FA 2-6621, if no answer FAfor PAINTING CUSTOM BUIl-T HOMES Theatre for E. T. Summeriill. E.rp 2601 (Irani icw Phone FA 2 2078 2-1266. FIIA CONVENTIONAL date April 17, 1957.. -— k f t room furnished apartment. 2300 For Painting call Mr Tstkar Ph FINANCING * Mcllonville Ave. 19—Ib a l e h e l p w a m k d FA 2-6159. Room special SI4.35. LOW DOWN PAYMENT* SALESMAN— 3'U W. l i n t S t LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Email unfurnished home, 1600 Budget and credit mtn. Apply REMODELING? N*w and Used Car* Firestone Store. French Ave. A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR . Wa ran assist in financing, plant FA 2-0231 or FA 2 53T« «lU f 4. Phons FA 2 3103 1400 Mellonvlllve selecting a contractor, k the Furnished 2 bedroom apt. 213 W. finest materials available. 1'J.V. Ford Thiinderbird. Excellent Experienced man for night work. 16th. Ph. FA 2-5450 Apply Bell'* Standard Service, New Lake Front Home condition. Dial FA 2-4350. French at Seminole Blvd. 2 room furnished cottaje. Apply 3 Bedrooms, l>j baths, 2 Iqu. On 1913 4 uuor Plymou'h: Excellent 4tk k Lake Emma Cove. Call aftar 2619 Orlando Dr. Hwy. 17 92 So. condition.* good tir d , Radio, SALESMAN. Permanent job for 4:00 p. m. Dial FA 2-3435 right man. Prefer middlR ageul Uap4* dock, heater all working. Good a—UKl)hr.l(.v am, KtALlUK.-, married man, living in Sanford 2nd car transportation— 1937 Attractive 3 bedroom CB horns nr vicinity. Phone FA 2-2811 tag. $125.00 Phone FA 2-3201. on large lot. Florida room with 2101 WiVow Ave. for appointment. new draw drapes. Assume pay­ "i CBS home, kitchen cquippcJ, oak While they last—Utility Grade ments $73.03 mo. after down Trailers for sale: 35 ft. Crsst .’I — WORK WANTED A wonderful buy on this 2 bedroom Fir 2x4. 2x6. 2xd. mostly i*ti— liner. 33 ft. Detroiter. For par­ payment. 107 \V. 30th. South parquet floors, dining area, |arg* $105 00 M. ticulars call FA 2-2257. May Pinecrest. living room, nice yard with Power lawn mowing. Ph. FA 2 6370 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. consular trad* on homa or pro­ shad*. $9500.00 is total price, ev«ain|i. Out West 13th St. perty. ______________ as low as $1500 down, balance 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. Dreamwold section. Large Florida 23 A - MONEY TO LOAN less than rent. WAW - KING room, dining room, garbage .otorcycle, '52-k Harley Davidson, Lightning Dry Wood Finish, 100'k j with extra*. Good condition. Ph. disposal, dish washer, carports, AUTO LOANS Vinyl Plastic. For all type! ^storage. Ph. FA 2 633$. FA 2-0992. Ssnford. COST LESS floors, wood finishes. Never W. DIETRICHS T. W. MF.RO 7-Room house. Furn. or nnfurn This is a free pass to the Pnirie discolors. REALTORS Ished. 1701 W. 3rd St. Ph. ixkc Drive In Theatre for Eva Etiisbrlh Mrthvin. Associate McRANEY-SMITII PAINTS Florida Slate Hank FA 2-4257. Couse. Exp. date April 17, 1357. t l M l Park Ate. Pbooa FA 2 5232 OF SANFORD 2515 S. l’trk Dial FA 2-6161 TTTnnrf RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR W E'VE G O T ’EM Robert A. Williams BouW Jl Mather of Sanford DAILY ACROSS 8. Malt beverage 4. O ntl casually 8. "Tha dlekena* •.Win* receptacle 7. Singing vole* 8. A tim* piece II. Anlmtl'a foot 11. Girl's name IS. Not young II. gwarraa 19 Prepetition l.R rttf* a. Tima f. Oama, on heraaback 10. Oatrlchllk* bird (var.) 11. warned back aad rafts ll. new er 14. Cheat IKBign u correct arrange IT. Rati la 20. Che*#* It. Soft 23. M U 'I nickname 84. Haras* 26. Firearm 4 tool 29. Curved linaa and shtllw-ork 3|. Raaerta 13. Quastlenuig $4. as same $7. At hems 18. Gam* of eards 39. Gloasy fabric 41. A bwUfitd soul 43. Small nail 44 Rkin disorder 43 Epochs 41. Wooden puts • r % IL (4 V % % % ii 11 % U ;* k H % U % V « % % i y /j a l % % 41 % CROSSWORD ACROM 1. Forehead 6. Sell* 3. Meaning sound 4 Circular 9. Weird (var ) 7. High i mua l • ihortast 10. Fart lint tt. Position 12. External to a place II. Bahl 14. Lubricate II Scold* 15. Brown IS Dancers' 16. Mi isle net* cymbals 17. Offspring 18. Color lobs.) 19. Conjunction 32 Affirmative vote (var.) 20. At home 23. Airway 21. Ksgsrntea terminals 23. Insect 24. Toverty. 34. A wanderer stricken 26. Tomb % » tiutiRj cinitii idfinM u 'J H i t i- j In- tiuiui script- a m tien 26. Buddha (Chin.) 27. Cam* of cards 29 Middle 31. A boor 32 Sent to a home t ;n i • -t n :n ;.f i •r.i i-iki-j k ’j h i s i. III l . ’l - l l II.I h im M l* IJ!1M(US U U U I 4 M »JD ClMMMf-tc u u f in r n ir .i n u M utiin (12! ir-:'-ii wiiiHRi Mbimrii Qf.VdCI 'JC62IH I4UL1VJ IJMMi-l ! V«tUr 4*r‘s t i m e I t Borders 33 Born 40 Digit 41. Cheat <along) 12. Father of the heaven* I Baby 1.1 7“ • J— 24. Fruit lEflf 1 • •• •• DOWN 1 Extra 3 Pouehss tnfsster* 34. noddsss of harvests lit.) 29. Native of Morocco .10. Music not* 31. Greek letter 33. Unroll .16 Close In >7. Coal scuttle 34. Poem 31. A fact 41. Canal boat 4.1. Skin opening 44. roksr stake 45 Contained 44 Rumple DOWN 1 Misrepre­ sent 2 Compr*. hends .1 Orsmpus 4 Rivsr i % l l *1 24. Hewtng DAILY T " T~ 4 F" 5? % TT T~ • T* rr tr TT . n_ rr w T* a . Tr 1 1 itTT” "i. % 71“ I TT~ vr tr 1 TT z t■7TT* 1 TT 1 !T TT^TTYSHnVfSTtKir $79.50 j (p jo n tia c •I * 1 u n lit ^ wfot's M ^heBiW* _ ■••W ith men it Ja impoasiMe, but not w ithG od; for with God all thing* arc poeclble.— (81. Mark 10.27.) There it no lim it to God's love for u*. Ilia children, or In H u power to help tit in all m o rtal tro u b le s larg e o r small. Therefore we overcome *H fear and anxiety whan, th ro u g h fa ith , w a ask Hi* blessing and then place our complete tru st in Him. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SAVE MONEY Ftel Secure. Select your family plot In beautiful OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK now before need. Call LEW LUSTER Office i FA 2*426.1 Home i FA 2.1938 No Obligation **Tha man who doesn't know Ihs meaning of the word 'fear* usually la Ignorant in othar I way*, too!" Modern submarines can Uavei faster submerged than on the «urface. They can fully submerge ; in less than one minute The new in-Manora moiuiun »* Tallahassee, l'la. o u t 4350,100- ""^"^TTsirrnsnFTspn^™"™"** M«n n r W o m m W anted F or Sanford Area If you need extra Income you can mike up to $600 monthly it your spars tin s servicing route of automatic dispensers. Thes* items are bought dally by the public and ar* not perish­ able. We provide the locations snd insurance. Need about $1,000. and car to stsrt your own business. If not qualified please do not answer. For In­ terview, writ# Box MH, % Sanford Herald. I II LOST rd m Seminole Realty » fF �(Continued Fiwm F t p One) beams snatched from the bridge by Dm crash. T r* fV , ie bate* an f sw ills offleon scans directing Uw Ion* stream sf automobiles and tracks areand through. Lake Moans and back fata Sanford to taka other routes. Constable J. Q. “811m” Onflow*? at noon was dbsoUa* traffic at the Lake Monroe cutoff road. Florida Highway Patrol Troop­ er T. Mark Mack arrived^ a t the scans to investigate the accident shortly before Cancer (Continued From F sfa One) Doris Angel, Mildred Nicholas, Jan Torberit, JoAnn Losslng, Dornell KUellne, Gladys Peacock, Barbara Repraeht, Susan White, Patty Loop, Pat Hoppe, Mildred Smith, Mary Nell Morrison, Maxena Campbell, Mn. Joe Autollo, Iron* Harris, Doris Burton, and K n . L. E. Sat­ terfield Organisations assisting are: Bate Sigma Phi Sonority, Pilot Club and Ixora Circle of Uw Sanford Gapdon Club. All workera have been a<M»*d to bring their collections to the of­ fice of T. E, Tucker, In the Fhr Ida State Bank, between 7 and 9 LI. 0.8.) Bob Blackwood. VAH-$ bombardier, entering squadron A-l Savage alrtraft prior to depart' lag on Bombing Derby mission (Official Photo, U. 8. Navy) Evaluation m (Continued From Paw One) vale individuals. Much of this land, hs said, Is land held by the govern ment in the first Instance and has continued la the ownership of the government because no one else wants It. On the other hand. Hcrloag said, there has bean land acquisition by almost every department or agen cy of the government. Although many of the tracts are small in site, he said, they dot the entire country and its Insular possessions. In many Instances, Herlong contlnued, this land Is located In cities where land values are high, and it Is kept off tho local and state tax rolls. Presently, he said much of It Is In excess of the needs of the government for the particular use to which It Is being put. lfcrlong said It would he far better if most M this land was turned back into private owner­ ship where It could be utilised In building the community and pay Its fair share of the taxes The same Is true, he said, of much ru­ ral land purchased hy the Federal government In the last 30 years. The Florida congressman said be appreciated the need for govern* ment ownership of certain pareeta nf land, but when this acreage it nut properly utilized nr serving an efferlive purpose, it is unfair for the taxpayers in a town or com­ munity to carry the added burden that would he home by these Fadrral holdings. In some Instances, Herlong said, requests arc made of the Federal government to make grants to the cities or communtles in lieu of the taxes which would he paid if n e t hit on a Japanese cruiser. He Joined VAH-7 t year ago and Is living at m EUlott Avo. Sanford, with hla wilt, Dorothy, aad two boy*, Richard and David.. It waa only thran and aoa-kalf months age that Valinskl complet­ ed his training aa a bombardier, although be hat beta la the Navy for IB years. Born in Simpson, Fean, he is married, has one boy, Eddie, and resides at 1M Laurel Driva, Sanford. The third crewman, Sandcfur, is also a novice, having finlehed hla training only two monthi ago Ha haila from San Aagalo. Taxis, is married and has two children and also retides In Sanford. CDR- L B. Llbbey, Comma/■* Ing Officer of VAH-7, congratulated his winning crew at morning quartars. Re was especially proud of Valinskl, who bad sarved aa third crewman for the previous skipper, CDR T. T. Guillory, and himself. Of the crew he had this to say, “Tho difficult wo do immediately, but the imposiiblo took four days In this case.” A IMS Chrysler coach waa “com' ptrialy demolished” said Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mack, when It crashed Into an At­ lantic Coastline Train Saturday morning shortly before noon at •he Forest City Crossing near the Foagate Packing House. The three oceupante, Albert Sid­ ney Kerrer, 21, of Route 2, Maltland, the driver; Nelladane O’Brien, 1320 Clay SL, Orlando; and Larry Fisher. 34, West Parr, Or­ lando; miraculously escaped with out injury, said Trooper Stack. The automobile waa traveling north and the train west “when the car smashed into the train practically nose lo nose” said tha Trooper. The train crew eonxtsted of F L. Dampler, J. M. Williams, J. R. Adams, W F. McTeer. and Shade Randolph. Keller was trying the car out figuring that ha would trade for It, according to the FlfP Trooper. It skidded 27 yards, hit the train, then bounced back 24 yards off tha west side of the highway, ac­ (Continued from Page t) of Florida, and the School of Pub* cording to the offleer’i report, Tha train was moving at a spaed Ue Administration of Florida State of 10 to 13 Rides per hour Univeralty. City Manager Knowlea took with Trooper Marie said that Kellar him pictures of Sanford’s newly la charged with “excessive speed ” Another accident, said Trooper acquired Are pumpers and chiefs car as well as aerial views of San­ Maek. occurred Friday night at ford and views of tha recent din approximately 0 p.ra. when Carl astrous Sanford Fanners* Market Williams, of Sanford, accompanied by Sirs. William* and two guests, Are. Before leaving for the short attempted to turn Into the drive course, Knowles said that work will way of Lake Catherine Court at start today on placing the time- the Dog Track Road when a MM rock on tha ooe-Moek extension of Plymouth sedan, driven by Clyde Titusville Seminola Bhrd. to Meltonvine Avo. LeRoy Green, 22. of Tha now street was “dressed smashed Into the rear of Williams' down” for the llmeroek on Satur­ 1954 Lincoln sedan. Damage of $73 waa estimated day. It la expected that topping for to the Lincoln and $425 to the Chev tha extension w in tw put on in tha roltt. Green waa charged with Reckless near future. 1st Street (Continued from Page 1) (Caatlaueil from Page 1) tng the victor. West coast and the gulf. It la expected that hundreds of Tha three tactical craw* which p m . people sril appear at the hearing brought tha 30 loeb Douglas Air­ o express their opinions, backed up craft Traveling Trophy to VAH-I With factual material on the bene­ were composed of CDR Joseph stream of aircraft which accurate­ ly homed on their targets and fits from the new project. M. Tully Jr., flight leader and air­ brought honors to Uw unit. In ad­ Representing the Seminole Coun­ craft commander of the first crew dition to full participation In the ty Chamber of Commerce and and bombardier (J- G ) Art Mc­ Bombing Derby, the squadron's Seminole County will be Judge Adams with Bob Ackerman, ALa aircraft and crew spent th* week Ernest Houshotder; Mayor David aa radioman-weaponeer. The se­ conducting Field Carrier Land­ Gatche! will represent the City of cond crew consisted of Lt. (Mr. ing Practice operations In pre­ Sanford; Voile A. Williams Ir. Charles a Donnaud, BUI Foulk, paration for carrier qualification will represent the boating in­ AOC, bombardier and Lenox Fay, exercises currenUy taking plaea terests of the area; Chairman A. AQC, crewman. Lt. CDR. Cbarlta aboard tha carrier Rooaevalt off D. Mims will represent the Or* R. Tucker was the pilot for tha tha coast of Jacksonville. ange County Board of Commis­ third craw with Lt (J. G.) Bob sioner*; Lt. Cdr. Woods will re­ Blackwood tha bombardier and Ed­ present the Orange County Cham ward Yaw, ADJJ flying the third bar of Commerce; Commissioner crew member. Lt. (J. g.) Blackwood earned Simpson will represent the Lake County Commlsalonera; Jamie squadron laurela aa leading scorer Banka and Raymond Green will of the flight but Individual honors represent Winter Park. Also to go to AL1 Valinskl of VAH-7 whose bo repreaented will be tha City of outstanding Individual scores as­ competition and Orlande and Volosla County, it is tounded all expaetad that tha both will send brought to him and his crew per­ numerous representatives to the sonal trophies for maintaining the best bombing record during the en­ bearing. Lester Bush will bo in Sanford tire week of the Derby For rea­ to represent the Putnam County sons of security the scores attain­ Chamber of Commerce. Admiral ed during the competition must Fortaon la axpected here for the be withheld from publication. Comdr. Tully barge Interests. Others expected VAH-S skipper, Include the Jacksonville Chamber prilsed the outstanding, tireless ef­ of Commerce, Canaveral Port Au forts of squadron maintenance and thorlty, and boating groups from radar personnel who worked round the clock dispatching the endless the entire area. Earl Brown will represent the East Central Florida eltlea hav« St. Johns-Indlan River Improve ment Association. Brown, presl come to realise, according to re dent of the group, has spent much ports received In Sanford, thnt the time In tha interests of the San- reservolra which will become part of tha Sanford - Titusville ford-TItusvlIle Canal. A. W. Lee, chairman of the Canal will protcet the entire area Seminola County Chamber of from both drought and flood con Commerce Waterway* Committee ditions. Gee ami Jensen, engineers of will attend the hearing to be held at the Mayfair Inn. I.ce has made West 1‘altn lteach, will present tha the ranal his topmost project for engineering phnae at the hearing a number of years and has been representing both tha Florida and the St one of Its most enthusiastic sup­ Geological Survey Johns-Indlan River Improvement porters. Tho St. Johns River, according Association, The hearing will begin at to boating enthusiasts front many parti of tha country, is consider­ o’clock Wednesday morning at th» ed one of the finest cruises In Mayfair Inn. America. However, it is seldom visited because of the dead end at Sanford. \ Mr. Xavier Trudeau died Satur­ day morning at > a.tn. at Mi home la Lake Mary. Mr. Trudeau waa born April 27, 1887 la MoatraaL Canada tad has lived In Lake Mary tor 4 years. He earns to Lake Mary from Wee* hawkin, S. J. He had been la IR health for se­ veral years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. PhUomtna Trudeau of Lake Mary and one sister. Sister Theo­ dora, who la a Nun in Montreal, Canada. Funeral services were held this morning at 10 a m. at Brlssoa Fu­ neral Horn* with Rev. Richard Lyons officiating. Burial was in All Souls Ceme­ tery. Reported to Aren A widespread poisoning of doga haa apparently trapped up In a west Third SL.section, according to one of the residents who re- ^ parted the Incident * Mrs. W. H. Kramer, of 1910 West Third SL said Saturday that tho had found her do* apparently poisoned with what aha ttrmlned strychnine” at about • : » a.m. Friday morning. About 90 minutes liter, a if'#; belonging to William LeFlla, waa found in the tame area potaoned and again at U p m. Friday night another dog belonging to B lllr* Frank was found. Mrs Kramer reported that the Frank’s dog had been poisoned with “araenle”. Mrs. Franks said that on Satur­ day morning about 11 a.m. another dog was found poisoned She said “thla la the third time Mr. I. E. Kersey, M, died at my dog has been poisoned alnce Seminole Memorial Hospital Sa last November.” turd ay afternoon at 3:30 pm . fol The dogs that are being Ff Hon­ lowing a lengthy Ufa***. ed,” ah# said, “are act vicious He, was born July 23. 1ITO In and neither do they run too far." Montlccllo, had lived In Sanfor-J “We are becoming frightened P>r 33 years, and for the nest now became the dogi are getting three years had lived In Oviedo. the 'volson from either meat or Mr. Kersey was a member of candy and If It la tha latter chil­ the First Baptist Church of San­ dren may get hold of it, Mrs. Kra­ ford. mer reported to Tha Sanford Her­ Survivors Include: one son, D ald. K. Kersey, Sanford; three grand­ “Children might pick up the daughters, Mrs. Katherine Phagan poisoned candy, If that Is the way Sanford. Mrs. Mildred Npwson, they are poiaoning the tfegs and Sanford and Mrs. Louise Shaw of they’ll be tarribiy sick." aba aald. Jacksonville; nine great grand “AH of tha doga are pete and non«9 children, two great great grand of them are known to bark exces­ children; and two sltjers, Mra. W1 sively,” Mra. Kramer said. * ley Whooten of Boston, Oa.. and Mra. Eddie Wooten of Monticello. Funeral services will b« held at 3:30 p.m. thla afternoon at Brio Mr and Mra. T- R- Chandler, ion Funeral Home with Rev. DC' 1008 Wait Second SL received a wey N. Ring officiating. menage Friday night of tha death Burial will be In Evergreen of Mrs. Chandler’s slater, Miss Al­ Cemetery. ma Shutt In Winston Salem, N. C. Misa Shutt had bean Hi for aomn time w Driving, said Trooper Maek. Funeral Today For I. E. Kersey M iss Shutt Dies I T' S R A I N I N C DOLLARS at HOLLER'S \ \ \ Spring Is Bustin’ Legal Notice these holdings were in private hands When these grants are ma,4e, he said, lt constitutes a double penalty, because the local taxpayers can never expect to reailhe as much from the ijrani In lieu of taxes as would be paid on the land If it was used for busi­ ness purposes hy private indivi­ duals. Also, Herlong said, it must be remembered that grants made by the Federal government as pay­ ment In lieu of taxes must even­ tually come out of the taxpayers' pockets. “I feel that a fair and reasonable approach to the man­ agement nf these lands, and the disposal of tho,c that arc not need­ ed, will do much to help discharge the public debt and reduce budget requirements for the future,” h# Lake Mory Resident Dog Poisoning Succumbs Saturday _ ... Car Crashes Into ACL Train; Three Out . 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X L IX Established 1908 BANFORD, FLORIDA* % TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1957 If Tear Herald h Net Dellrtred By • P. M. Cull FA 3-3611 Ikfore 7 p m For Delivery M > Veiled NO. 3.18 leased Wire C a sse lb e rry M ayor A ske d To R esign •il Fathers Take Prospects DimFor EarlyCity W illson First Step Towards OkayOnDocks, Terminals At Post Vehicle Usage Tax r* Top News In Brief WASHINGTON W — Al­ bert P. Morano R-Conn. liked President Eisenhower today to make ‘ the most strenuous pro­ test" against the "barbarism " of the Communist puppet regime In Hungary. WASHINGTON W _ Two top GOP members of the House Rules O-mmlttee predieted today the House would pass the administra­ tion's civil rights bill by mdi-May. But prospects of Senste action on the bill this year remained un­ certain. Prospect* dimmed a t last night's Board of Sanford City Commissioners meeting for an early decision approving a Docks and Terminal! Project fur San­ ford. A motion proposed and mad* by Commissioner A, L. Wilson was withdrawn when objections were raised to the pledging of the city’s utility Lax for the proposed terminal and warhous* facilities. Both Commissioner F. D. Scott and Mayor David Gatchel oppos­ ed to the pledging of the tax at U of F Students Give Talks Monday At Club Luncheon TEHRAN, Iran V — Pakistan handed over bandit king Dad Shah's two brothers Tuesday to Rotarians. at the regularly face trial and possibly the firing weekly meeting, were greatly im­ squad for the murder of three pressed, according to President Americans in Iran. Indications Dr. Charles L. Persons, with the A BOOM CRASHES INTO the Lake Monroe Bridge yesterday, shortly before noon, tearing out the mounted thst Dad Shah, the hated two University of Florida stuhousing above the bridge end shearing away two of the steel beams of the It idle structure. One of and feared leader of gangsterism dent* who appeared under tha the beams ran be seen laying across the road; the other Juts from the wrrekage of the frame hous­ Ae : > •» .* •• >h. ing. (Staff Photo) cheated the executioner k by killing of the Blue Key Society, honor himself. group of the university. Mias Martha Webb and Jo* Chapman, of Lakeland and Pan­ ama City, respectively, ave the member* of the local huainet* and professional club an insight into the various department* of the Gainesville establishment a n d TALl^IJA&SEE ip— T h r e e shout 1 Improve the quality of Its made It very definite that 'the hours « arguing Mondsy night ^cl’ -u* bsfore. spending mors mon-^ University of Florida is YOUR produced no action on a propoval'ey to advertise It. University. to hike the tsx on orange* two' “ Wo havo this year grown the The Lake Monroe bridge on cent* per box in order to gam poorest crop of packing orangee Mist Webb, a graduate student More than a hundred youngsters State 7 .. Road JJ 13-500 has been reopen more fund, for advertising Flori- ever grown in Florida," said Rob­ turned out yesterday afternoon to In Journallam. member of the td to vehicle traffic following the ^ c|lnj# *product3 ert Wooten of Tampa, general take part In "Little League" have- senior class an.I Hall of Fame em c*sih yesterday, shortly before phasitrd the three major objec­ A joint meeting of the House manager of Pasco Packing Co. and ball at Pineerest School, noon, of an ld-foot boom which tives of the school; teaching re­ spokesman for the canners group, Th, We, wat lU rted by Mrs. and Senate citrus committees was search and extension facilities. tore into the midscelion of the told by a spokesman for the Flor­ which it opposing the tax m- Michael Caoio when she was ap- She covered in a “well-delivered" itfpsn. ida Canners Assn, that the state ereBS*I proached more than two weeks manner, each of the Items end Estimates yesterday placed the Representative! of the C itrua|ago by youngsters in the neigh- wai given sn ovation at the con damage a t near $23,000 when two Commission and Florida Citrus borhood to help out in supervis elusion of her remarks. steel girders were torn completely .Mutual, which endorsed the in­ ing their baseball play. out of the bridge structure and Chapman, president of the crease, did not defend tho quality "There were so many boy* who Freshman Class, majoring in poli­ another was badly damaged but argued that additional adver­ wanted to play that fo. one person tical science, showed possibilities The boom, four feet above the Sheriff Luther Hobby Is holding tising funds arc necessary to to handle them would have been as a peaker and future politician 14-foot clearance, also tore out the move next year's citrus crop. impossible,” said Mrs. Caoio whose Fairbanka-Morse centrifugal according to Myron “Mike" Reck, housing in the top section of the a Fiftaen other Industry measure* bridge. The frame housing fell type water pump whieh was re­ came up during the heading, but husband is attached to the Navy at program chairman for the day, who made the Introduction*. completely away from the gri­ covered by a sheriff’s deputy while none was acted on. House Com­ the Sanford Naval Air Station p e r s which held it in place and al­ searching for other stolen proper­ mittee Chairman Dick Williams, "Things began to shape up last Charlie Morrison offered the week when we had a meeting that Invocation and with the aid of so damaged electrical equipment ty. The pump has not been identifi­ Hardee County, said his group included a number of fathers of Harry Kudeil led the club ting­ used In opening the bridge for ed but la believed to have been planned to vote on the measures boys who were anxious to play. ing. marine traffle. Thursday and . Senate Chairman Attending the meeting, besides my­ Rerouting of traffic through Os­ stolen within the past few weeks Douglas Stenstrom, Sanford, hop­ self. were J. L. Markham. E. L and abandoned in a weed field near teen and Enterprise for northed to have a vote on the bills Vineyard. A. E Crell. Michael Casouth travel was discontinued late Altamonte Springs. Contlnnrd on Pace 2) "sometime thl* week." The equipment is described as yesterday afternoon when debris The tax bill would also havo to being a five inch industrial unit was cleared from the bridge. (Continued on page 2) T. Mark Mack. Florida High- bearing serial S63S6M. model 3332 way Patrol Trooper, investigating and Is estimated to be valued at accident, placed charge* o f1$730. Member* of the Board of Direc­ $ ckiess driving willful and want-| Deputy Sheriff H. S. Smart dU-l tor* of the Seminole Countv TB on and overheight load against [ covered the unit while searching I C M L_ T . J _ .. Sandy Anderson, manager of the and Health Association, attend­ Charlie Johnson. Negro truck J the area for other stolen merchan- J U C L U i l l U b I U U U y Sanford Slate Farmers Market, ing the Florida Tuberculosis A driver of Bunnell disc. Friends of O. W. Douglas will has been advised by his physieisn Ifrallb Association’* \nnual Meet, The Ford V-* semi truck and A suspect has been placed un-1 regret to learn of his death Tue«- to take a complete rest ing which was held in the San trailer were loaded with heavy der a $1,000 bond pending other | day morning in Savannah. Ga He The disastrous fire at the San­ Jian Hotel in Orlando were: Mr*. equipment and was traveling south investigation. In the meantime, is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ma- ford State Farmers Market last J( W. Yarborough, Mrs. J L. Horat the time of the aecidrnt. They Sheriff J. Luther Hobby has re- nue Kate Williams Douglas, a son Thursday morning has apparently, t<ki Jr., Mr* Vincent Butler, Mrs. were owned by C. B. King, w i-1 quested that if any no has infor- Kenneth, four sisters and two bro- overtaxed Sandy Anderson and the Stanley Holland, George IVibhs neil sawmill operator. •nation concerning the equipment thers. complete rest has been advised aid Mrs. Lornine Crahatr. ^xbeing a t the county jail for Funeral services will he held at following the strenuous four-day | Htive Secretary. Mrs. Msbel identificatian, to get in touch with Fox ana V.'e*ks Funeral Home at period in attempting to get the Brawn and Mrs. Grace Fished, th« Seminole County Sheriff’s Of- l:PO p m Wednesday sfternoon in market reconstruction plans un­ <tunty Health Nurses, also attendficc. ‘Savanih. Ga ri the meeting. derway. jThe association won a re­ ward for having the largest attetdanee from their county. Robert E. Karns wss elected to Mrs Florence Abel. Field Con­ strve a* Director at large, and sultant of the Florida Tuberculosis N^a Vincent Butler, Geneva, Re* & Health Association, will visit the | Pfcsentativr Director. Seminole County TB £.- Health As­ sociation tomorrow. . Mrs. Abel arrived In Florida in V anuary and assumed her new position as field consultant for FTHA She will serve the East V new annual Boy Scouts CharCoast counties. Mrs Abel came for Lion’s Troop SSI was pro­ from Astoria, Or«.. where she was sed at a meeting held Thursexecutive secretary of the Oiatr night, according to Fred Yeasop Tuberculosis A Health As­ \ Institutional Representative, sociation sine? 1911. J'h n s River District of the A former Wisconsin school tea­ y Scouts of America. cher. Mrs Abel has taken, in ad[The charter bore the signatures dilion to aeaiem le work in educa­ rf 19 scouts and the Lions Club tio n , special eourses In group dy­ committee. Leaders of the four n a m ic s and human relations, and mtroN making up Troon 3S1, are In community organization. Ronald Wiekel, Cris West, John She has served on the Nstlonal t^rnnedy and John Krohne. Conference of Tuberculosis Work Scout Master, Leonard Casselers’ Health Edurstliu Advisory ry. said that disaster preparedCommittee to the NTA an.1 on the s. safety for smaller children, Materials Committee of NCTW. servatlon of trees and assistance iponsor are part of the troop’i grams. Monroe Bridge Is N o A c t i o n Is T a k e n Over 100 Youths Reopened; $25,000 O n P r o p o s e d T a x H i k e jurn Qui Monday Damage Estimated For 'Little League' Water Pump Found With Stolen Goods O. W. Douglas Local TB Assn. Has Largest Group Anderson To Take At Annual Meet Complete Rest (he present time. Commissionr Scott expressed sn opinion that the docks and terminal* project motion Is "fore ing the thing to an Issue—it should be s u r v e y e d more thoroughly.'* Mayor David Gatchel stated "we should look around and go other places to investigate and act- thrli record* before making commlltmenta.** Don't rush into it, Mayor Gat chel said. Commissioner* Merle Warner and A. L. Wilson both wanted to go ahead with feasibility report* and location surveys. "Go ahead and hire an engineer to make the feasibility report and name a site,” they said. "To accspt this motion now," said Commissioner W a r n e r , “would show our good faith and the fact that see want it." Commissioner Scott stated that "We need professional advice." On the motion, before it was withdrawn for the second time, it appeared that Warner and Wil­ son were in favor of starting feasibility report* and locating the site. Mayor (Satchel amt Commissioner Scott were against the proposal. Commissioner Earle Hlgginhotham was In favor of the motion, If an amendment would be added setting the site of the project be­ tween Park Ave. and French Ave. "We must consider this pro posal for a long time before mak­ ing up our minds—listen to others and invite them dowt to discuss the m atter with us,” Commission­ er Scott said.' Commissioner Scott t ' dat­ ed that the Board . don fra should wait “until i snimou* and not a split decision is reached." It was nt thi* [mint that Com­ missioner Warner withdrew his motion.. However, the City Manager, Warren FI. Knowles, will he in­ structed to contact engineers to f.imt In and talk with the com­ missioner* relative to the docks snd terminals feasibility and lo­ cation report. This move met with (he unanimous derision of the Board of Commissioners. Additional Local News O n Page 2 Don Willson, Mayor of Cassel­ berry, was asked to resign from hi* position aa executive head of the community's government at a heated meeting held last night attended by a huge crowd of Casselberry citizens. Mr*. Eileen Rogers of Cassel­ berry rend a list of complaints as her attorney, Bob Bishop, sat nearby with hi* legal books and data at hand. Mrs. Rogers cited in her four Item complaint, a special meeting held by the Mayor, a'U tility Tax measure, the absconding of city records, and the disobeying of an ordinance of the city. She said "He is guilty of mis­ conduct in office and should either resign or be removed from of­ fice." Mayor Willson immediately re­ plied "1 was elected for a year’s term and I intend to serve it.’ Willson also explained his ac­ tions rite<| in the Item of the complaintt by Mrs Rogers and supported ench of his actions. However, the City’* attorney, Allen Grant of Orlando, when be htard Mayor Willson explain that be at-lfil on the advice of the at­ torney sold "If I so advised you Mayor, I did ao in error.” Grant explained to the Town Council that action against tha Mayor could come only from the Roard of Alderman and would have to be aupported by a fourfifth* vote of the board. "Specific charges must be made by th* council." sa ir'.^ ra n t, "in writing.” "Tlie motion,” said the town’s attorney, "must come from the Council and not from the floor.” Scattered Jeers came from th# audience at tho 3!ayor but for for most part ho was applauded for his stand and the action he bad taken. Willson stated "That is pretty (ContinuFd on page 2) First steps were taken last night at the Board of Sanford City Commissioners meeting to require a vehicle usag tax for automo­ biles and trucks owned within the city limits of Sanford. P r o p o s e d by Commissioner Merle Warner, the Board of Com* mlssionrrs authorised tho adver­ tising of a proposed local hill and take neergary *teps for the Seminole County delegation a t the 1957 session of the State legislature to pass permissive legislation making the tags $* for car* and trueks. Warner stated that the funde derived from the vehicle usage permits would be earmarked for city street maintenance and eon* atraction. The original proposal was made at e previous meeting by John Krider, Manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Krider, at tha earlier meeting outlined the dir* need for funds to construct new streets In sev­ eral sections of Sanford, to ra* plaee streets th a t are now worn out, and to keep tha streets of Sanford maintained in a manner th at they would be useable. The proposed bill met with the unanimous approval of tha Board of Sanford City Commissionore. Warner also stated a t le ft nlght’a meeting that thie bill would open the way "to financing the docks and terminals project”. At the present time, fgnda $* maintei-i tSg_*\tt*ots ere appro* printed from (he Utility Tax end are Inadequate to meet the needs of the city. * . Resident’s Father Dies In Georgia Commission Okays Paving Of 2 Alleys Mr and 3<rs. J . T. Baggerty and children left Sanford yeiterday for Bainbridge, Ga., where they will attend the funeral of Mr. Baggerly’e father, Otis Baggerly, who died Sunday following an Illness of several years. The Board of Sanford City Commissioners approved the pav­ ing of alleys in two sections of towntown Sanford providing pro petty owner* will Install down­ spout.* into sewers prior to the paving. Action was taken on a request for slley paving between First and Second Streets and from Magnolia to Palmetto Ave*. No action was taken on a re­ solution previously authorized re­ lative to the sale of beer and liquor In Sanford on Sunday*. No Coart Css* MADISON, Wis. W — The state crime laboratory turned its murder victim over to the an­ thropologists Tuesday on advice of Unvterilty of Wisconsin Profeasor William Langhlln. The professor told tham they’d never get ta court with the raze. The victim, unearthed at a construction alt*, was identified by Laughlin as an American Indian who apparently wai killed with a tomahawk about 1200 A.D, •Field Consultant To Visit County TB Assn. Tomorrow Charter Processed For Scout Troop I ! Weather ^G enerally fair through Wednesray . A little cealcr tonight; low M I* k OFFICERS OF THE VFW WERE installed last night at a meeting held in the American Legion Hut. (Left to right) J. P. Donahue, two-year trust*.'; Harold Melto. chaplain; Michael Thames, Command­ er; K. K. Lavy Sr. sice-command.»•; D. K. Dragg ir*. Service officer; George D<Mattlo. quartermast­ er. la the (ueground i* T. E. Noun Jr. sic* com gander. (I’boto by Uergslxoaa) he troop will operate on a budset up by patrol leaders, the os Troop committee and pars of Scouts, according to Cassel­ berry. DEPUTY SHERIFF A. E. EVANS Inspect* a bicycle during this morning’. Bicycle Safety Program at Pinccrttl School. Mrs. R. N. Murrey, Safety Chairman of th* P-TA look* on while Deputy Sheriff Evan* alrraaCs th* importance of chain guards to Jensen Jones, seventh grad* stu d en t'o f too Pinecreat D rue (Phote by BersUom) JJ *4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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>, April 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/5b3b737ded548a6d6501ef1988473258.pdf b40fcaf8e1ce3f47c41024c91e6957ed PDF Text Text beams snatched from the bridge by Dm crash. T r * f V , ie bate* an f sw ills offleon scans directing Uw Ion* stream s f automobiles and tracks areand through. Lake M oan s and back fata Sanford to taka other routes. Constable J. Q. “ 811m” Onflow*? at noon was dbsoUa* traffic at the Lake Monroe cutoff road. Florida Highway Patrol Troop­ er T. Mark Mack arrived^ at the scans to investigate the accident shortly before Cancer (Continued From F sfa One) Doris Angel, Mildred Nicholas, Jan Torberit, JoAnn Losslng, Dornell KUellne, Gladys Peacock, Barbara Repraeht, Susan White, Patty Loop, Pat Hoppe, Mildred Smith, Mary Nell Morrison, Maxena Campbell, M n . Joe A u tollo, Iron* Harris, Doris Burton, and K n . L. E. Sat­ terfield Organisations assisting are: Bate Sigma Phi Sonority, Pilot Club and Ixora Circle of Uw Sanford Gapdon Club. All workera have been a<M»*d to bring their collections to the of­ fice of T. E, Tucker, In the F hr Ida State Bank, between 7 and 9 LI. 0 .8 .) Bob Blackwood. VAH-$ bombardier, entering squadron A-l Savage alrtraft prior to depart' lag on Bombing Derby mission (Official Photo, U. 8. Navy) Evaluation m (Continued From Paw One) vale individuals. Much of this land, hs said, Is land held by the govern ment in the first Instance and has continued la the ownership of the government because no one else wants It. On the other hand. Hcrloag said, there has bean land acquisition by almost every department or agen cy of the government. Although many of the tracts are small in site, he said, they dot the entire country and its Insular possessions. In many Instances, Herlong contlnued, this land Is located In cities where land values are high, and it Is kept off tho local and state tax rolls. Presently, he said much o f It Is In excess of the needs of the government for the particular use to which It Is being put. lfcrlong said It would he far better if most M this land was turned back into private owner­ ship where It could be utilised In building the community and pay Its fair share of the taxes The same Is true, he said, of much ru­ ral land purchased hy the Federal government In the last 30 years. The Florida congressman said be appreciated the need for govern* ment ownership of certain pareeta nf land, but when this acreage it nut properly utilized nr serving an efferlive purpose, it is unfair for the taxpayers in a town or com­ munity to carry the added burden that would he home by these Fadrral holdings. In some Instances, Herlong said, requests arc made o f the Federal government to make grants to the cities or communtles in lieu of the taxes which would he paid if (Continued Fiwm F t p One) n e t hit on a Japanese cruiser. He Joined VAH-7 t year ago and Is living at m EUlott Avo. Sanford, with hla wilt, Dorothy, aad two boy*, Richard and David.. It waa only thran and aoa-kalf months age that Valinskl complet­ ed his training aa a bombardier, although be hat beta la the Navy for IB years. Born in Simpson, F ean, he is married, has one boy, Eddie, and resides at 1M Laurel Driva, Sanford. The third crewman, Sandcfur, is also a novice, having finlehed hla training only two monthi ago Ha haila from San Aagalo. Taxis, is married and has two children and also re tides In Sanford. CDR- L B. Llbbey, Comma/■* Ing Officer of VAH-7, congratulated his winning crew at morning quartars. Re was especially proud of Valinskl, who bad sarved aa third crewman for the previous skipper, CDR T. T. Guillory, and himself. Of the crew he had this to say, “ Tho difficult wo do immediately, but the imposiiblo took four days In this case.” Lake Mory Resident Dog Poisoning Succumbs Saturday _ ... Car Crashes Into ACL Train; Three A IMS Chrysler coach waa “ com' ptrialy demolished” said Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mack, when It crashed Into an At­ lantic Coastline Train Saturday morning shortly before noon at •he Forest City Crossing near the Foagate Packing House. The three oceupante, Albert Sid­ ney Kerrer, 21, of Route 2, Maltland, the driver; Nelladane O’Brien, 1320 Clay SL, Orlando; and Larry Fisher. 34, West Parr, Or­ lando; miraculously escaped with out injury, said Trooper Stack. The automobile waa traveling north and the train west “ when the car smashed into the train practically nose lo nose” said tha Trooper. The train crew eonxtsted of F L. Dampler, J. M. Williams, J. R. Adams, W F. McTeer. and Shade Randolph. Keller was trying the car out figuring that ha would trade for It, according to the FlfP Trooper. It skidded 27 yards, hit the train, then bounced back 24 yards off tha west side of the highway, ac­ (Continued from Page t) o f Florida, and the School of Pub* cording to the offleer’i report, Tha train was moving at a spaed Ue Administration of Florida State of 10 to 13 Rides per hour Univeralty. Trooper Marie said that Kellar City Manager Knowlea took with him pictures of Sanford’ s newly la charged with “ excessive speed ” Another accident, said Trooper acquired Are pumpers and chiefs car as well as aerial views of San­ Maek. occurred Friday night at ford and views of tha recent din approximately 0 p.ra. when Carl astrous Sanford Fanners* Market Williams, of Sanford, accompanied by Sirs. William* and two guests, Are. Before leaving for the short attempted to turn Into the drive course, Knowles said that work will way of Lake Catherine Court at start today on placing the time- the Dog Track Road when a MM rock on tha ooe-Moek extension of Plymouth sedan, driven by Clyde Titusville Seminola Bhrd. to Meltonvine Avo. LeRoy Green, 22. o f Tha now street was “ dressed smashed Into the rear of Williams' down” for the llmeroek on Satur­ 1954 Lincoln sedan. Damage of $73 waa estimated day. It la expected that topping for to the Lincoln and $425 to the Chev tha extension win tw put on in tha roltt. Green waa charged with Reckless near future. 1st Street (Continued from Page 1) (Caatlaueil from Page 1) tng the victor. West coast and the gulf. It la expected that hundreds of Tha three tactical craw* which pm. people sril appear at the hearing brought tha 30 loeb Douglas Air­ o express their opinions, backed up craft Traveling Trophy to VAH-I stream of aircraft which accurate­ With factual material on the bene­ were composed of CDR Joseph ly homed on their targets and fits from the new project. M. Tully Jr., flight leader and air­ brought honors to Uw unit. In ad­ Representing the Seminole Coun­ craft commander of the first crew dition to full participation In the ty Chamber o f Commerce and and bombardier (J- G ) Art Mc­ Bombing Derby, the squadron's Seminole County will be Judge Adams with Bob Ackerman, ALa aircraft and crew spent th* week Ernest Houshotder; Mayor David aa radioman-weaponeer. The se­ conducting Field Carrier Land­ Gatche! will represent the City of cond crew consisted of Lt. (Mr. ing Practice operations In pre­ Sanford; Voile A. Williams Ir. Charles a Donnaud, BUI Foulk, paration fo r carrier qualification will represent the boating in­ AOC, bombardier and Lenox Fay, exercises currenUy taking plaea terests o f the area; Chairman A. AQC, crewman. Lt. CDR. Cbarlta aboard tha carrier Rooaevalt off D. Mims will represent the Or* R. Tucker was the pilot for tha tha coast o f Jacksonville. ange County Board o f Commis­ third craw with Lt (J. G.) Bob sioner*; Lt. Cdr. Woods will re­ Blackwood tha bombardier and Ed­ present the Orange County Cham ward Yaw, ADJJ flying the third bar of Commerce; Commissioner crew member. Lt. (J. g.) Blackwood earned Simpson will represent the Lake County Commlsalonera; Jamie squadron laurela aa leading scorer Banka and Raymond Green will of the flight but Individual honors represent Winter Park. Also to go to AL1 Valinskl of VAH-7 whose bo repreaented will be tha City of outstanding Individual scores as­ competition and Orlande and Volosla County, it is tounded all expaetad that tha both will send brought to him and his crew per­ numerous representatives to the sonal trophies for maintaining the best bombing record during the en­ bearing. Lester Bush will bo in Sanford tire week of the Derby For rea­ \ to represent the Putnam County sons of security the scores attain­ Chamber o f Commerce. Admiral ed during the competition must Fortaon la axpected here for the be withheld from publication. VAH-S skipper, Comdr. Tully barge Interests. Others expected Include the Jacksonville Chamber prilsed the outstanding, tireless ef­ of Commerce, Canaveral Port Au forts of squadron maintenance and thorlty, and boating groups from radar personnel who worked round the clock dispatching the endless the entire area. Earl Brown will represent the East Central Florida eltlea hav« St. Johns-Indlan River Improve ment Association. Brown, presl come to realise, according to re dent o f the group, has spent much ports received In Sanford, thnt the time In tha interests of the San- reservolra which will become part of tha Sanford - Titusville ford-TItusvlIle Canal. A. W. Lee, chairman of the Canal will protcet the entire area Seminola County Chamber of from both drought and flood con Commerce Waterway* Committee ditions. Gee ami Jensen, engineers of will attend the hearing to be held at the Mayfair Inn. I.ce has made West 1‘altn lteach, will present tha the ranal his topmost project for engineering phnae at the hearing a number of years and has been representing both tha Florida and the St one of Its most enthusiastic sup­ Geological Survey Johns-Indlan River Improvement porters. Tho St. Johns River, according Association, The hearing will begin at to boating enthusiasts front many parti of tha country, is consider­ o’clock Wednesday morning at th» ed one of the finest cruises In Mayfair Inn. America. However, it is seldom visited because of the dead end at Sanford. Mr. Xavier Trudeau died Satur­ day morning at > a.tn. at Mi home la Lake Mary. Mr. Trudeau waa born April 27, 1887 la MoatraaL Canada tad has lived In Lake Mary tor 4 years. He earns to Lake Mary from Wee* hawkin, S . J. He had been la IR health for se­ veral years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. PhUomtna Trudeau of Lake Mary and one sister. Sister Theo­ dora, who la a Nun in Montreal, Canada. Funeral services were held this morning at 10 a m. at Brlssoa Fu­ neral Horn* with Rev. Richard Lyons officiating. Burial was in All Souls Ceme­ tery. Reported to Aren A widespread poisoning o f doga haa apparently trapped up In a west Third SL.section, according to one of the residents who re- ^ parted the Incident * Mrs. W. H. Kramer, of 1910 West Third SL said Saturday that tho had found her do* apparently poisoned with what aha ttrmlned strychnine” at about • : » a.m. Friday morning. About 90 minutes liter, a if'#; belonging to William LeFlla, waa found in the tame area potaoned and again at U p m. Friday night another dog belonging to B lllr * Frank was found. Mrs Kramer reported that the Frank’s dog had been poisoned with “ araenle” . Mrs. Franks said that on Satur­ day morning about 11 a.m. another dog was found poisoned She said “ thla la the third time Mr. I. E. Kersey, M, died at my dog has been poisoned alnce Seminole Memorial Hospital Sa last November.” turd ay afternoon at 3:30 p m . fol The dogs that are being Ff Hon­ lowing a lengthy Ufa***. ed,” ah# said, “ are act vicious He, was born July 23. 1ITO In and neither do they run too fa r." Montlccllo, had lived In Sanfor-J “ We are becoming frightened P>r 33 years, and for the nest now became the dogi are getting three years had lived In Oviedo. the 'volson from either meat or Mr. Kersey was a member of candy and If It la tha latter chil­ the First Baptist Church of San­ dren may get hold of it, Mrs. Kra­ ford. mer reported to Tha Sanford Her­ Survivors Include: one son, D ald. K. Kersey, Sanford; three grand­ “ Children might pick up the daughters, Mrs. Katherine Phagan poisoned candy, If that Is the way Sanford. Mrs. Mildred Npwson, they are poiaoning the tfegs and Sanford and Mrs. Louise Shaw of they’ll be tarribiy sick." aba aald. Jacksonville; nine great grand “ AH of tha doga are pete and non«9 children, two great great grand of them are known to bark exces­ children; and two sltjers, Mra. W1 sively,” Mra. Kramer said. * ley Whooten of Boston, Oa.. and Mra. Eddie Wooten of Monticello. Funeral services will b« held at 3:30 p.m. thla afternoon at Brio Mr and Mra. T- R- Chandler, ion Funeral Home with Rev. DC' 1008 Wait Second SL received a wey N. Ring officiating. menage Friday night of tha death Burial will be In Evergreen of Mrs. Chandler’s slater, Miss Al­ Cemetery. ma Shutt In Winston Salem, N. C. Misa Shutt had bean Hi for aomn time w Driving, said Trooper Maek. Funeral Today For I. E. Kersey Miss Shutt Dies IT'S R A I N I N C \ DOLLARSat HOLLER'S Out . M i n t s: TO APPSSA* STATU OK KLull IDA TU; private (H AN K IILUINAL ULuVLIl v» h-u« ;,,i-l-n c« 1* un kn own . O f N ew Cars In Sanford— Sport H FRN PO W f, With Brightest Parade Ever Offered Models— H ardtops 4 Doors— Chevrolets— Oldsmobiles— Cl-rk Circuit Court S-mln-d* County Hvnford Florid* Ity K Over Station Wagons— Convertible^^— 2 Doors, W IT S E II8 MV HAND AND o r F IC IA L SKA L Of (he Clerk o f (he Circuit Court o n thla t h e Sth day o f April. SVST P. A ll The Biggest A Sworn Complaint having he»n (Util ( f t l n ' t you In tho Circuit Court In and for 8'tnlnole County. Kl-rl-U, In Chancery. for Ulvorc# Hi- -horl lltlo o f aulil ni-llon h'lmc Kdna (Hover, 1‘ Dliitlff v» Frank rt-Rlnnl illov-r. Defendant. th»»* prta-nli ore to ceuee and reuutre you to file your written def-ne*. If «ny lo the Complaint filed here­ in. end »o , ' r v e a copy th 'reof upon I'UIntlff'i Attorney on or befor* loth dev o f May. l»JT. or olh-rwla- l»*cr-# Pro t;onfee,o will to- •nirrctl ***ln*i you. rt \ Spring Is Bustin’ Legal Notice these holdings were in hands When these grants are ma,4e, he said, lt constitutes a double penalty, because the local taxpayers can never expect to reailhe as much from the ijrani In lieu of taxes as would be paid on the land If it was used for busi­ ness purposes hy private indivi­ duals. Also, Herlong said, it must be remembered that grants made by the Federal government as pay­ ment In lieu of taxes must even­ tually come out of the taxpayers' pockets. “ I feel that a fair and reasonable approach to the man­ agement nf these lands, and the disposal of tho,c that arc not need­ ed, will do much to help discharge the public debt and reduce budget requirements for the future,” h# \ ^Cadillac's. ltiir-ll< k DC S P R I N G T I M E IS BUY.TIME! t.eonardy John Cl A tto r n ,>y fo r P la in t iff p a Box l t f l Sanford. Florida Come on in and drive one of these Be sure to bring along your Trade In— We promise you it's never been so easy To own a brand new automobile— SEE YOU TOMORROW *• **• Navy Air Force’s "Hottest Bombing Crew.” Ftom left *o rfgM they ore: wM1 ‘ h,N n " M ' 1 LlCar’ W- »*•«". pHo‘ : * P- Vallekt, AL1. bombarditr. (O ffle u l ructo, U. 8. Navy)* HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2 nd & PALMETTO PH. PA 2-0711 �» mrnrnmm7 r. ' HAf* TW V e» '*■>• ... t . .r r f’ *A •- • * ■ * - i * r 1 ' < • v If ^ a ttfa rfo If c r a H t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER YOL. X L IX Established 1908 BANFORD, FLORIDA* % TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1957 T e a r H era ld h N e t D e llrtre d B y • P . M . Cull FA 3-3611 Ikfore 7 p m For Delivery M > Veiled NO. 3.18 leased Wire Casselberry Mayor Asked To Resign •il Fathers Take Prospects DimFor EarlyCity W illso n First Step Towards OkayOnDocks, Terminals At Post Vehicle Usage Tax r* Top News In Brief WASHINGTON W — Al­ bert P. Morano R-Conn. liked President Eisenhower today to make ‘ the most strenuous pro­ test" against the "barbarism" of the Communist puppet regime In Hungary. WASHINGTON W _ Two top GOP members of the House Rules O-mmlttee predieted today the House would pass the administra­ tion's civil rights bill by mdi-May. But prospects of Senste action on the bill this year remained un­ certain. A BOOM CRASHES INTO the Lake Monroe Bridge yesterday, shortly before noon, tearing out the housing above the bridge end shearing away two o f the steel beams of the It idle structure. One of the beams ran be seen laying across the road; the other Juts from the wrrekage o f the frame hous­ ing. (Staff Photo) TEHRAN, Iran V — Pakistan handed over bandit king Dad Shah's two brothers Tuesday to face trial and possibly the firing squad for the murder of three Americans in Iran. Indications mounted thst Dad Shah, the hated and feared leader of gangsterism Prospect* dimmed at last night's Board o f Sanford City Commissioners meeting fo r an early decision approving a Docks and Terminal! Project fur San­ ford. A motion proposed and mad* by Commissioner A, L. Wilson was withdrawn when objections were raised to the pledging o f the city’s utility Lax for the proposed terminal and warhous* facilities. Both Commissioner F. D. Scott and Mayor David Gatchel oppos­ ed to the pledging of the tax at U of F Students Give Talks Monday At Club Luncheon Rotarians. at the regularly weekly meeting, were greatly im­ pressed, according to President Dr. Charles L. Persons, with the two University of Florida student* who appeared under tha >h. of the Blue Key Society, honor group o f the university. Mias Martha Webb and Jo* Chapman, of Lakeland and Pan­ ama City, respectively, ave the member* of the local huainet* and professional club an insight into the various department* o f the Gainesville establishment and made It very definite that 'the University of Florida is YOUR University. Mist Webb, a graduate student In Journallam. member o f the senior class an.I Hall of Fame em phasitrd the three major objec­ tives of the school; teaching re­ search and extension facilities. She covered in a “ well-delivered" manner, each of the Items end wai given sn ovation at the con elusion of her remarks. Chapman, president o f the Freshman Class, majoring in poli­ tical science, showed possibilities as a peaker and future politician according to Myron “ Mike" Reck, program chairman for the day, who made the Introduction*. Charlie Morrison offered the Invocation and with the aid of Harry Kudeil led the club ting­ ing. A : >•».*•• e cheated the executioner k by killing himself. Monroe Bridge Is N o A c t i o n Is T a k e n Over 100 Youths Reopened; $25,000 O n P r o p o s e d T a x H i k e jurn Qui Monday Damage Estimated For 'Little League' TALl^IJA&SEE ip— T h r e e shout 1 Improve the quality of Its hours « arguing Mondsy night ^cl’ -u* bsfore. spending mors mon-^ produced no action on a propoval'ey to advertise It. to hike the tsx on orange* two' “ Wo havo this year grown the The Lake Monroe bridge on cent* per box in order to gam poorest crop o f packing orangee More than a hundred youngsters State Road 13-500 has been reopen 7 .. JJ more fund, for advertising Flori- ever grown in Florida," said Rob­ turned out yesterday afternoon to td to vehicle traffic following the ^ c|lnj# *product3 ert Wooten of Tampa, general take part In "Little League" havec*sih yesterday, shortly before A joint meeting of the House manager of Pasco Packing Co. and ball at Pineerest School, noon, of an ld-foot boom which spokesman for the canners group, Th, We, wat lUrted by Mrs. tore into the midscelion of the and Senate citrus committees was told by a spokesman for the Flor­ which it opposing the tax m- Michael Caoio when she was apitfpsn. ida Canners Assn, that the state ereBS*I proached more than two weeks Estimates yesterday placed the Representative! o f the Citrua|ago by youngsters in the neighdamage at near $23,000 when two Commission and Florida Citrus borhood to help out in supervis steel girders were torn completely .Mutual, which endorsed the in­ ing their baseball play. out of the bridge structure and crease, did not defend tho quality "There were so many boy* who another was badly damaged but argued that additional adver­ wanted to play that fo. one person The boom, four feet above the Sheriff Luther Hobby Is holding tising funds arc necessary to to handle them would have been 14-foot clearance, also tore out the impossible,” said Mrs. Caoio whose Fairbanka-Morse centrifugal move next year's citrus crop. housing in the top section of the a Fiftaen other Industry measure* husband is attached to the Navy at type water pump whieh was re­ bridge. The frame housing fell came up during the heading, but the Sanford Naval Air Station completely away from the gri­ covered by a sheriff’ s deputy while none was acted on. House Com­ "Things began to shape up last p e r s which held it in place and al­ searching fo r other stolen proper­ mittee Chairman Dick Williams, week when we had a meeting that so damaged electrical equipment ty. The pump has not been identifi­ Hardee County, said his group included a number of fathers of used In opening the bridge for ed but la believed to have been planned to vote on the measures boys who were anxious to play. marine traffle. Thursday and . Senate Chairman Attending the meeting, besides my­ Rerouting of traffic through Os­ stolen within the past few weeks Douglas Stenstrom, Sanford, hop­ self. were J. L. Markham. E. L and abandoned in a weed field near teen and Enterprise for northed to have a vote on the bills Vineyard. A. E Crell. Michael Casouth travel was discontinued late Altamonte Springs. Contlnnrd on Pace 2) "sometime thl* week." The equipment is described as yesterday afternoon when debris The tax bill would also havo to being a five inch industrial unit was cleared from the bridge. (Continued on page 2) T. Mark Mack. Florida High- bearing serial S63S6M. model 3332 way Patrol Trooper, investigating and Is estimated to be valued at accident, placed charge* o f 1$730. Member* of the Board of Direc­ ckiess driving willful and want-| Deputy Sheriff H. S. Smart dU-l tor* of the Seminole Countv TB on and overheight load against [ covered the unit while searching I C M L _ T . J _ .. Sandy Anderson, manager of the and Health Association, attend­ Charlie Johnson. Negro truck Jthe area for other stolen merchan- J U C L U i l l U b I U U U y Sanford Slate Farmers Market, ing the Florida Tuberculosis A driver of Bunnell disc. Friends of O. W. Douglas will has been advised by his physieisn Ifrallb Association’ * \nnual M e e t, The Ford V-* semi truck and A suspect has been placed un-1 regret to learn of his death Tue«- to take a complete rest ing which was held in the San trailer were loaded with heavy der a $1,000 bond pending other |day morning in Savannah. Ga He The disastrous fire at the San­ Jian Hotel in Orlando were: Mr*. equipment and was traveling south investigation. In the meantime, is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ma- ford State Farmers Market last J( W. Yarborough, Mrs. J L. Horat the time of the aecidrnt. They Sheriff J. Luther Hobby has re- nue Kate Williams Douglas, a son Thursday morning has apparently, t<ki Jr., Mr* Vincent Butler, Mrs. were owned by C. B. King, w i-1 quested that if any no has infor- Kenneth, four sisters and two bro- overtaxed Sandy Anderson and the Stanley Holland, George IVibhs neil sawmill operator. •nation concerning the equipment thers. complete rest has been advised aid Mrs. Lornine Crahatr. ^xbeing at the county jail for Funeral services will he held at following the strenuous four-day |Htive Secretary. Mrs. Msbel identificatian, to get in touch with Fox ana V.'e*ks Funeral Home at period in attempting to get the Brawn and Mrs. Grace Fished, th« Seminole County Sheriff’ s Of- l:PO p m Wednesday sfternoon in market reconstruction plans un­ <tunty Health Nurses, also attendficc. ‘ Savanih. Ga ri the meeting. derway. jThe association won a re­ ward for having the largest attetdanee from their county. Robert E. Karns wss elected to Mrs Florence Abel. Field Con­ strve a* Director at large, and sultant of the Florida Tuberculosis N^a Vincent Butler, Geneva, Re* & Health Association, will visit the | Pfcsentativr Director. Seminole County TB £.- Health As­ sociation tomorrow. . Mrs. Abel arrived In Florida in Vanuary and assumed her new position as field consultant for FTHA She will serve the East V new annual Boy Scouts CharCoast counties. Mrs Abel came for Lion’ s Troop SSI was pro­ from Astoria, Or«.. where she was sed at a meeting held Thursexecutive secretary of the Oiatr night, according to Fred Yeasop Tuberculosis A Health As­ \ Institutional Representative, sociation sine? 1911. J'hns River District o f the A former Wisconsin school tea­ y Scouts of America. cher. Mrs Abel has taken, in ad[The charter bore the signatures dilion to aeaiemle work in educa­ rf 19 scouts and the Lions Club tio n , special eourses In group dy­ committee. Leaders of the four n a m ics and human relations, and mtroN making up Troon 3S1, are In community organization. Ronald Wiekel, Cris West, John She has served on the Nstlonal t^rnnedy and John Krohne. Conference of Tuberculosis Work Scout Master, Leonard Casselers’ Health Edurstliu Advisory ry. said that disaster preparedCommittee to the NTA an.1 on the s. safety for smaller children, Materials Committee of NCTW. servatlon of trees and assistance iponsor are part of the troop’i grams. Water Pump Found With Stolen Goods O. W. Douglas $ Local TB Assn. Has Largest Group Anderson To Take At Annual Meet Complete Rest (he present time. Commissionr Scott expressed sn opinion that the docks and terminal* project motion Is "fore ing the thing to an Issue—it should be s u r v e y e d more thoroughly.'* Mayor David Gatchel stated "we should look around and go other places to investigate and act- thrli record* before making commlltmenta.** Don't rush into it, Mayor Gat chel said. Commissioner* Merle Warner and A. L. Wilson both wanted to go ahead with feasibility report* and location surveys. "Go ahead and hire an engineer to make the feasibility report and name a site,” they said. "To accspt this motion now," said Commissioner W arn er, “ would show our good faith and the fact that see want it." Commissioner Scott stated that "We need professional advice." On the motion, before it was withdrawn for the second time, it appeared that Warner and Wil­ son were in favor of starting feasibility report* and locating the site. Mayor (Satchel amt Commissioner Scott were against the proposal. Commissioner Earle Hlgginhotham was In favor of the motion, If an amendment would be added setting the site of the project be­ tween Park Ave. and French Ave. "We must consider this pro posal for a long time before mak­ ing up our minds—listen to others and invite them dowt to discuss the matter with us,” Commission­ er Scott said.' Commissioner Scott t ' dat­ ed that the Board . don fra should wait “ until i snimou* and not a split decision is reached." It was nt thi* [mint that Com­ missioner Warner withdrew his motion.. However, the City Manager, Warren FI. Knowles, will he in­ structed to contact engineers to f.imt In and talk with the com­ missioner* relative to the docks snd terminals feasibility and lo­ cation report. This move met with (he unanimous derision of the Board of Commissioners. A dditional Local New s O n Page 2 Don Willson, Mayor of Cassel­ berry, was asked to resign from hi* position aa executive head of the community's government at a heated meeting held last night attended by a huge crowd of Casselberry citizens. Mr*. Eileen Rogers o f Cassel­ berry rend a list of complaints as her attorney, Bob Bishop, sat nearby with hi* legal books and data at hand. Mrs. Rogers cited in her four Item complaint, a special meeting held by the Mayor, a'U tility Tax measure, the absconding of city records, and the disobeying of an ordinance o f the city. She said "He is guilty of mis­ conduct in office and should either resign or be removed from of­ fice." Mayor Willson immediately re­ plied "1 was elected for a year’s term and I intend to serve it.’ Willson also explained his ac­ tions rite<| in the Item of the complaintt by Mrs Rogers and supported ench of his actions. However, the City’* attorney, Allen Grant o f Orlando, when be htard Mayor Willson explain that be at-lfil on the advice of the at­ torney sold " I f I so advised you Mayor, I did ao in error.” Grant explained to the Town Council that action against tha Mayor could come only from the Roard of Alderman and would have to be aupported by a fourfifth* vote o f the board. "Specific charges must be made by th* council." sair'.^rant, "in writing.” "Tlie motion,” said the town’s attorney, "must come from the Council and not from the floor.” Scattered Jeers came from th# audience at tho 3!ayor but for for most part ho was applauded for his stand and the action he bad taken. Willson stated "That is pretty (ContinuFd on page 2) First steps were taken last night at the Board o f Sanford City Commissioners meeting to require a vehicle usag tax for automo­ biles and trucks owned within the city limits o f Sanford. P r o p o s e d by Commissioner Merle Warner, the Board of Com* mlssionrrs authorised tho adver­ tising o f a proposed local hill and take neergary *teps for the Seminole County delegation at the 1957 session o f the State legislature to pass permissive legislation making the tags $* for car* and trueks. Warner stated that the funde derived from the vehicle usage permits would be earmarked for city street maintenance and eon* atraction. The original proposal was made at e previous meeting by John Krider, Manager o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. Krider, at tha earlier meeting outlined the dir* need for funds to construct new streets In sev­ eral sections o f Sanford, to ra* plaee streets that are now worn out, and to keep tha streets o f Sanford maintained in a manner that they would be useable. The proposed bill met with the unanimous approval o f tha Board o f Sanford City Commissionore. Warner also stated at le ft nlght’a meeting that thie bill would open the way "to financing the docks and terminals project” . A t the present time, fgnda $* maintei-i tSg_*\tt*ots ere appro* printed from (he Utility Tax end are Inadequate to meet the needs o f the city. * . Resident’s Father Dies In Georgia Commission Okays Paving Of 2 Alleys Mr and 3<rs. J. T. Baggerty and children left Sanford yeiterday for Bainbridge, Ga., where they will attend the funeral of Mr. Baggerly’e father, Otis Baggerly, who died Sunday following an Illness of several years. The Board of Sanford City Commissioners approved the pav­ ing of alleys in two sections of towntown Sanford providing pro petty owner* will Install down­ spout.* into sewers prior to the paving. Action was taken on a request for slley paving between First and Second Streets and from Magnolia to Palmetto Ave*. No action was taken on a re­ solution previously authorized re­ lative to the sale of beer and liquor In Sanford on Sunday*. No Coart Css* MADISON, Wis. W — The state crime laboratory turned its murder victim over to the an­ thropologists Tuesday on advice o f Unvterilty of Wisconsin Profeasor William Langhlln. The professor told tham they’d never get ta court with the raze. The victim, unearthed at a construction alt*, was identified by Laughlin as an American Indian who apparently wai killed with a tomahawk about 1200 A.D, •Field Consultant To Visit County TB Assn. Tomorrow Charter Processed For Scout Troop I Weather ^Generally fair through Wednesray. A little cealcr tonight; low M I* k OFFICERS OF THE VFW WERE installed last night at a meeting held in the American Legion Hut. (Left to right) J. P. Donahue, two-year trust*.'; Harold Melto. chaplain; Michael Thames, Command­ er; K. K. Lavy Sr. sice-command.»•; D. K. Dragg ir*. Service officer; George D<Mattlo. quartermast­ er. la the (ueground i* T. E. Noun Jr. sic* com gander. (I’boto by Uergslxoaa) ! he troop will operate on a budset up by patrol leaders, the os Troop committee and pars of Scouts, according to Cassel­ berry. DEPUTY SHERIFF A. E. EVANS Inspect* a bicycle during this morning’. Bicycle Safety Program at Pinccrttl School. Mrs. R. N. Murrey, Safety Chairman of th* P-TA look* on while Deputy Sheriff Evan* alrraaCs th* importance of chain guards to Jensen Jones, seventh grad* stu den t'of too Pinecreat D ru e (Phote by BersUom) JJ *4 �> n p THE 8A8 TOBDBERALD A frll K 1157 Big Crowd At Church Dedication ---- ------------------------------------------ I r MAI IAN JONES OVIEDO — Wars you om ol the Urge number who attended Church D i t l t t i at the Oviedo Methodist Church Sundry? If not, you do not ItDOw what a t . : : t you mined. Everybody Joined In with those good Methodist people for the de­ dicate f their 1130,000 euurih, I don' >* hiw many people w jrthere it Ido know that there were about twice *s many as theey rad to the Homecoming services tht first Susday In November. I have attended many Homecom­ ings at this church and know h i many of ih* oldtimers, But there were so many strasge face* ther* oceeteettfsslteit lUtUw rtcblr e yesterday I wondered where they all came from We were sorry to miss Bishop John Branscomb. who wc have heard <on numerous occasions and like so much. He, with the Rev. j tlM Waller end the Bev. George Lawmakers Praised For Exposing Outside Agitators $ l y DAWSON OPPENHEIMER United Press Staff Correspondent JACKSONVILLE Ol—Atty. Gen Herbert Brownell J r , said yester day Florida lawmakera hive “ done • fine Job of exposing outside agi­ tators, who bsve been trying to stir up trouble" on rseisl problems. The nation's legal chief said the Eepubllcan administration would continue to push Its civil rlghls program and ita effort! to “ bring •bout peaceful desegregation of the schooli and other public facllities as dirtcled by the U.S. Su preme Court." But he credited Florida officials with “ showing a reasonable attitude as fsr as I can “ They have done a fine Job of cxpoalng outside agitators," Brownell said. He eaid he particu­ larly was referring to John Kas­ per, whose association with north­ ern Negroes socially was brought to light during a legislative Inves­ tigation. " I think he’s known for what he Is now, largely because of the dili­ gence of your investigating body," Brownell said. But bo refused to elaborate other than to say the committee “ exposed him as an •utslde agitator," He eald the administration's prime objective In 1U civil rights program is “ to assure the Negro the right to vote.A t the Negro •iium ei the obligaRenWof ntizen•hip, he ehould have the rights of citizenship." “ He's been denied the right to alther register or vote In many southern communities, and our civil rights program la a moderate one, primarily aimed to assure him of this right." He said that ho knew of no such situations exist­ ing in Florida, and added that “ gen •rally speaking we are trying to maintain alow, steady progress" Brownell made his remarks in •n Interview with United Press after ho arrived hero to deliver an address today at a lunch meeting of the State Hotel Assn convention. j i ■ Use •• « « . i > ___________ J ______ I U . W ^ft Ia H. Carlton, our own local pastor, before the bell rang to atart tra bad charge of the dedication ser­ dinner. There were two, instead of one, vices and morning worship hour. The Rev. Louis I* Day. psstor of extremely long tables completely the First Baptist Church In Oviedo, groaning with their burden of lead In prayer before we partook holding up so much good food. The only food I can think wasn’t preof that wonderful dinner. As 1 said before, we knew that |sent wa* homemade aoup. And the there were many more ear* Sun-1food .left over! They could have day when we errlved When th e; fed thet meny more people withpeople started coming, we were so out any trouble. If anyone went glad to ace so many cf the Baptlit away hungry it wasn’t due to the lack o f food, we assure you present far the occasion. Well, wrero you there? If not. get There were many people from Sanford end Orlando that we did prepared to eomo for enother Ume know. They also cam ; from many end see what you misled. Then gcod Methodist people other places. We enjoyed going around and really are good hosts—come and conversing with those wc knew and find out for yourselves—but do meeting some we had not known net skip the services. Postage ■ 'Quickie Divorce Biil Clears tsi Hurdle Yesterday TALLAHASSEE W — Gov. LeRoy Collins’ bills to abolish Postmaster Joel S. Field reminds “ quickie" divorce* In Florida ua that the country*! highways will sailed through a Senate commit­ soon be crowded with tourists, anJ tee yesterday. The two divorce bills, intro­ the minds of tourists will b« full cleared tbeir of tender thoughts about the folks duced last week, first legislative hurdle with 3-2 back home. approval of the Senate Judieiary This Is all very good, for It is a Committee, but they face a stLffcr Christian thing to remember those teat on the Senate floor who were left behind. But remem­ Sena Hanrle Belser of Bontfay (Coallauad from Page 1) brances can have their vices as and William Neblett of Key West go before the finance and taxa­ well as their virtues, for sometimes opposed both bills, which would tion committee on both house*. the traveler decides to send home require one year Instead of 90-day The only other proposal which a post card with an attachment but residence to file for a divorce and "cooling off" without tht proper amouat of provide a to-day — Hbecomes -” 1- - - - ’ h7 u* h‘ ° ” 0 ,‘ ll0n *• H "The Lord’s Last Supper", a re- plement those o f the police Bene­ postage. Meny users of the mails period before a divorce |mlt th. coloring of Tempi, or-j m irk lb,e nproduetlan in volent Association. final. do not realize thet bag* o f aalt H. B. M any, originator and de­ Belser said the measures did 4n* c , » now permitted only on • " j w|uc j, sponsored In Sanford or ore, national parks advertising signer o f the display, estimates j by (||e po„ CB zcn evcltn l Assortstrlnkeu, or any other Items hang not have approval of the Florida MperimnUl bails. that more than 10,000 000 people ing on post cards change tbeir mail bar. , n n . , , e Herahel Sorrel,. Arcadia .c h a ir . ,Bnlllg tomorttm. have seen the 30,000 exhibit since it classification. Sen. Douglas S tm t r a n o f San- man of the Citrus Commission, ^ th n t4 lm(nll(mat exhiblt is was first created In 19t0. ford, sponsor of both bills, said If post cards -with appandagas and Marvin Walksr. chairman o f , , f||thfu] ltudy of j ^ . ^ o de contain a handwritten or type­ the purpose la to "try to maintain the agency s legislative commit- yinei’a famous painting It will be written message, they require homes in Florida " pub,ic „ ch diyi Wed. stage at the first-class letter rate “ In Florida it’s entirely possible tee, said a majority of the IflUti-, 3pc„ ,0 3c per ouneo. If they do not for a couple to decide In the morn­ try favored hiking the tax on nesday, Thursday, Friday and APRIL 8 contain a typewritten message,ing to get a divorce and by oranges from three to five cents Saturday and will be located at Admissions they require the third-class postage3 p.m. they will have a final de­ per box. Charles SJett (Sanford) rata of 2e for the first two ouncescree," Stenstrom said. “ I don’t Wooten, howev.r, said th. U x * * "> ™ r M l« noll> Ave- ,nd Annie Ruth Wright (Sanford) and lc for each additional or frac­thlr.k it’s right, and 1 think that will not accomplish what th* First St. tion of an ounce. aomr marriages and some homes growers think it will. We should There la no admission charge Jack Crandall Reed Jr. (Sanford; Johnnie Johnsun can be saved by these law i." get our own house in order first. but a free will offering will be aeWhat happens when one uses (Altamonte Springs) a insufficient postage? Lots of things' Belser and Neblett said circuit It is not good sense to spend more cepted after the exhibit has been Steven Fletchsr ” says Postmaster Field, and all of Judges now have authority to post- money to advertise a poor pro(Altamonte Springs) viewed. Funds will be used to sup­ them are unfortunate. The Post pone final divorce decrees and due t." Julia William* (Lake Monroe) office where the card Is mailed "the solution to this problem is 8. 0 . Chase, Sanford shipper Randall Walts (Sanford) holds the card and wastes valua­ In the Judiciary itself ” and another opponent of the tax Paul Ward (Sanford) ble time sanding a notice of postage The committee approved a bill increase, said that “ advertising Bertha Terrell (Tangerine) due. Usually the addressa pays, as sponsored by Florida Citrus Mu­ and quality should go hand in Betty Ford (Sanford) lha sender's address is not shown. tual to pravent roadside fruit hand.” Juanita Williams (Sanford) This iratas the intended recipient, stands from representing them­ WOODFORD, Wis. HR— A wo­ Anna Mat Almond (Sanford) and make the sender angry when selves as bonded shippers. Stcnman and her four grandchildren | Margaret Smith (Sanford) he eventually learns of it. If the ad­ TKACTOB GENERATOR la 4*m*a*lril*4 far ratal dvfl defeiue strom said some stands show a were homeless Tuesday, their George Whittier (Sanford ditional postage Is not furnished customer one type o f afflcUU aa a source el sapplementary pewor when tegular eleofruit and (Continued From Page 1) Mary Reason (Sanford g trio tinea are knocked out by elerm eg attack, er when located by someone, the card is destroyed ship an inferior type after be haa flimsy evidence that you peop'a farm home destroyed by fire wired ft fer electric eerrLuther Morrow (Osteen) seme distance from the farm buildings wired which began just an hour after Then the tender thinks the receivr placed an order. have ask*d for. I consulted the Ice. The generator can furnish electricity for enel Births Is an Ingrate for not thanking him U f weed, peet-holo digging er weidiag. In a s emergency, -------Town's attorney and had authori­ the family's water supply had Baby Girl Wright (Sanford) for something that didn't arrive, generator would bo Invslaable for running mUhtag machtaee. toty and now you want to throw out been shut off. Dischargee and the Intended receiver resolves cubatara, refrigerators, deep froesors, water pumpo and lighting. the man who found the mistake." Fire Chief Homer Lovelace said, Steven Fletcher (Sanford) __ that when he goes away he won’t The matter under discussion re* the home o f Sirs. Lea Meumt,j Janice Rebels and baby girl remember any of those he left volved around an ordinance allow­ (Sanford) behind, because they didn't refour mile* northeast of Woodford ing liquor sale* on Sunday which Grace Bishop (Sanford) member him. Willson had contended was maJe could have been saved if the elec­ Joyca Lucille Conley (Sanford) So, everybody loses^ and nobody on a day other than the regular trically operated water pump In Marvin A. Dyal (Sanford) Slavla—On Palm Sunday, Apr- meeting day o f tho Town Council. the front yard had been in opera­ gains, and the amount Involved ia APRIL 9 usually Just lc. The moral o f the 14, at the 8:23 a.ro, worship service Town's Attorney Grant explain* tion, Admission* . # at St. Luke's Lutheran Church a story is that when you decide to ed, In support o f Mayor Willson Mrs. Meurut told Lovelace she' Lisa Wight (Sanford) remember Junior, do It with suf­ group of eight girla and four boys that "The matter brought up by -a i s sa ris t y fa / o r s in fA it t u t o f 'm s s t Rosebud R alni'(M im s) will be taken into communicant Sirs. Rogers, if there was a mis­ was in bed Monday recovering ficient postage. Birth* membership of St. Luke's Lutheran take they were honest mistakes from a virus infection when a man from the electric company Baby Boy Almond (Sanford) church by the rite of confirma­ •t. Spbl butt half of hamintotarnpieces and would ont be held up in stopped at the house, turned o ff Baby Boy Rains (Mims) tion. This class has been duly in­ ky cutlmg undo round bone along court. Your charges are flimsy the power and took away the elec­ Discharges structed in Christian Doctrine and hoc ab. pieced), with outside (Continued from Page 1) even with an abundance of evi­ tric meter because she hadn't paid Linda Ann Purdy (Sanford) W.trrj cf fit, be tcretw the teachings of the Lutheran olo. It. Wray. W. M, Boggs. R, M. dence." I tho bill. Visiting Hoars: Frlvata Rooms, 11 Hite. J. S. Wren J. L. Cassel, E, church by the Rsv. Stephen 31. | o, Willson told the Town Council Lovelace said Mrs. Meurut told a. m. to • p. m .; Semi-Private S. Higginbotham, William E. Ra­ Tuhy, pastor. Public examination i —:j'2 . Cut ilus fromactioniDten “ You are embarrassing very much him she had gotten behind In Rooms, 2 to I p. m„ 7 to 9 p. m.; was held In the church on Wednes­ der. W. Putsch. R, Powell, C, Clem, ,timing round (leg) bore. II i ua h day evening at the 8 p.m. service. my opponent in this rare and he electric payment* but had mailed Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 9 p. m mer. and Steward Wellman. not tvaUble, juct tarn meat Parents and GrandparcnU only;" the money to the company. Member* of Ihc class are: Jerry waj a good loser." “ Bralley Odham has helped us Mad bone * Hi a bile The meeting adjourned when n.» Mrs. Meurut said that a short Obstetrics, No visiting during tremendously," said Mrs. Caoln Arndt, Gerald Bellhorn, Gerald Barbara new business was brought before! lime later flames began shooting feeding of babies. Private Roomi, “ And now we are In the process of fore, David Johnson, 3. Uu^rjiang peer, atefi bene scurlng clay for additional dia­ Beasley, Sandra Bellhorn, Betty I the Council for discussion With through broken chimney 'mortar. 11 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p action <D, for anonmg or Duda, .Marian .Mayor Willson continuing as the j She said she tried to douse ths m. and T to 9 p. m., Semi-Private monds on which the boys can Duda, Katherine rnoro nut bom bone; cut Fabry, Patsy' Hollar, 3lary Nell executive head of the government fire with the only pail of water Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 U hia said pieces md ua n play." ' (n tho Town o f Casselberry. in tho house but failed. 9 p. a . deed turn. Mrs. Caolo said that a number of 3turphy and Carol Rook. Navy men have agreed to help su­ pervise the youngsters’ baseball playing and John Angel o f Pinecrest School Is also "helping us organize and supervise.’’ Jim Brown, president of the Seminole.Orange County Little Lea­ gue, who lives in Maitland and works for Odham and Tudor, at­ tended a meeting of both the adults and boys yesterday at Pinecrcst School. Brown explained the organiza­ Berries Baking nrcs tion of the Little League and how Cal nt /V dt ip. Itrf It am it should be operated and the ne­ cessary steps to take in order to get the baseball games underway. Paul Pickerel attended tho meet­ ing in order to show the equipment necessary for the boys It IncludAMMONI UM N I T R A T E F E R T I L I Z E R NITROGEN ed uniforms, masks, shin guards, helmets, caps, gloves, balls and Ity 31r* .Raymond 3!orrl* bats. At least too boys were on the CASSELBERRY — Proposed legislation that would aid all Fire field warming up and practicing | AM M O-NITE W orks Hardest For Youl under the direction of some of the companies In the county was out­ adults. These will be divided in­ A pound o f Nitrogen gives the u m e growth value to crops regardless o f lined by local Fire Chief Paul to teams before the league play the fertilizer that provides it. Remembering this, you can aee why your Bates, Lion’s Club speaker Thurs­ gets underway. beat bargain in A M M O -N IT E , with 33.5% Nitrogen — more than tw ice as “ It looks mighty good now," said day night. Rates, who is Secymuch as 16r/o fertilisers. That’s why A M M O -N IT E u v ea you money . . ; Treas. of the Seminole County Mrs. Caolo, “ and before long these and work! See the chart below. youngsters will be busily engag Fire Association said the prnpos ed In team competition" ed bill hai been endorsed by 3tack I\atrH an a use of 2,000 lit. o f actual Nitrogen, hert'i a cost comN. Cleveland, Sr. Sanford Fire Va*s You Here Cholly? pariton example o f A M M O -N IT E (33.3%) and 16% Nitrogen*. ROCKFORD, III. M — Magi* Chief and Pres, of the County or­ ganization. The Assorts (on in­ trate Stuart Nordquist let "Char foa J.000 n s . ley" Frakea, 20, ol 3!arion, low* cludes Sanford, Longwood. Alta­ ACTUAL N YOU con YOU (A V I off with a reprimand (or illegal); monte Springs, Casselberry and wearing Army insignia MUD Lake Mary. The Lions Club went on record in support of the proposal, which - $371.88 16% Nitrogen 12.496 lb s also provides for mutual aid on ’ NOTICE OK L tn ilU T lO X (O $60 ton)* To WHOM IT MAX’ CUSCCRS a county-wide basis. * ★ ★ ★ Life-Size Reproduction Of 'Lord's Last Supper' To Be Seen This Week No Hospital Notes S Family Is Left Homeless By Fire Casselberry Boys, Girls To Be Taken Into Church At Sunday Service More Meals From Meat: jMOKED HAW, Butt Half Gay Plastics Streamline Chores Over HOW YOU SAVE ALMOST 1 / WHEN YOU BUY AMNIO-11ITE Fire Chief Outlines Proposed Bills To Aid Companies Legal Notice New double duty plastic housewares arriving In the atorea are out to nrova thet every homemaker can apply aeecmbly Una ihorteuta to household chorea. Outatanding in this trend 1* one colorful dlshpan molded of poly­ ethylene plastic in two sections |----for washing end rinelng. The tint ing lip and a removable soap tray. Fur the caloric counting home­ o f Its kind featuring a water sav­ ing apace-end-time-saving section maker who supports the “ out of this diehpen cea be the nicest sight, out of mind" theory, there's thing thet hea happened in dlah- a new _polyethylene plastic pastry rradbox. The top "drawer* waihlng since running hot water. and bnra Line it up with a dish drainer holds pastries and the lower one Eeiierrtl drawer pulls iden­ bread Lettered Idenplaced on the sink counter end urrao. you can make your own time and tify the sections which are re­ movable end can be used as trays motion study. to hold their specialty. Baby will have emoother sal). The lucky fisherman can bring Ing too because of an unbreak­ able polyethylene plastic bathtub his catch home on ice If he has which can be used'as a play poo] ,ln",u* trips,°it has? Vanl Pirates Thl. rust-proo,* and .-.I „ ur# |n|ul, tJon M1,d,vlchfdglass J*. yard pirates. Thl* dsnt-proof bathtub is shapsd like tween two wall* of polyethylene a boat It la made to support a plastic to preserve icc fores full child's boot, —^** an easy pour- day’* outing. Ernest Lowndes, Chairman o( the Sight Conservation committee, read, letters of thanks from par­ ents of two Lyman School chil­ dren who were supplied with glas­ ses by the club. Guests at the meeting included I.t. Col. J. A. Zielinski retired, of Casselberry. Robert Andrews o( Utica, N. Y. and Bates. Pres. Paul 3!cClure said shat a director'! meeting will be held at 7:30 Friday, at the Town Hall. At that meeting, the nominating committee, eompooed of Ben Ev­ a n , Chm., Paul Altmas and 3tcdu re, will report on a slate of office candidate, for the coming year, to be presented at the next club meeting. Why Use Fuss? LOS ANGELES up — Mrs. Jewell Carr, secretary of the American Ocelot Assn, com ­ plained that the city’s animal commissiorera are unfairly legis­ lating against’ persons who liko to krtp wild animals aa pets- “ It all started because somebody in Ncrth Hollywood kept a baboon in his apartment," she said. N o d e * is b*r*b x g l v t n o t l a t a n t l o t •X •I'Oly to th * 19*7 ti***lo» ti,« KtnrM* I . t g la U t ti r * ( o r p 4 B**** 11 • it a c t 1‘a r U l n l n * In Homlnol* I 'n u n , t » : provUUtl («r th * employ*** 11 tho t ' o u n i r I I . m i n i o( 8 «mln»l« C o u n t y t o b* Inrlutlail tindar t h t K#d»r*l b o c l s t 8 » c u r lly A c t ; p ro v o i. Ing ( o r h o i p n a l p s y m t m * o( lit] • h * r * o( lit* u x ; a n d p r a v l d l n s an * ( ( * r | l v * iU i * A M M O N IT E (33.5% Nitrogen) (© $88 ton)* *112*32 •Prices used are for illustration only and are not intended as quotations. M i T i r i : i t k i v r » ; v r its ••%*« l . o f t t . i.s:tii« i.iT lu s TII WHOM IT MAI ( U . M . M IA I N o lle* I* h « r t b y *lv*n o ( H i t . m l,.1 10 « u p ! y t o th * ■>»> a r a s l o n o( tn« Plorl'lA L a l i l a t u r * f o r p * m * c * o f an Act R * l* tln c t o th * a * ttl* m « n t a n i l lt«<l*mptlon of t h a t IM rtlo a o f „ | | T a x b alaa i ’*rtl(U'a t* a Held by t!i* Wat* T r » « « u r * r o r th « b t a t * u(l F l o r i d a K*pr***ntlna T a x -* i . c v l - l i (o r l l t n r k itainnio, k D r a l n a a * 1>I*t r l c t Kuril.,«*■ ( o r th * y»*r H IT »nd! Krto r Y*ara. a n d f o r t h a t p o rtio n ' YOU SAVE ALMOST % For best crop production, in many cases it'a advisable to add lima to neutralize anil acidity. O f course, proper pH value ia important whatever type fertilizer ia uaed. By using A M M O N IT E — plua infrequent liming at minor coat — you 've g o t^ fertiliser that's better for your land . . . and your pocket book. 1* Taias liS i iu m m<>ek Drainage .District piiV. po*** ( o r lha Y**r* I » 1T and Krtor Yrara on th* ll*»l* o f T s i u t y . y i u I l l ' l l K«r O n t .»( th* Amou nt o f thu Kara o f 8 u.-h I’ urflon <>( Such Tax 8 al*a C artlf lra u* T oa t th a r with T w * n t v - F l v * I t i M K*r C**t o f th* ITInripal A mou nt o f Such Portion o f Omlttad Y«ar*' Tax**. 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April v. iva» r a s e s THE BLONDE DEED DANCINGCl W h at D oes The D octors Little B lack B ag H old ? _______ by KELLEY POOS know happened on New Years the racket, lo o .' I said. CHAPTER 36 “ Yeah," Bolling said. He put be so proud of your- Eve?" •D \ONT c “Of course! Oliver Bell pro­ the pitchet down on the cones M il. Steve." I Mid. ’Tell Ublc and stirred its contents, "t me whet it w u to the recording posed to Leone!" "Over the telephone, remem­ talked- to Mtu Webb about that. that upped you off that Leone ber . . . shortly alter midnight." Anita pointed oul to ner that murdered Anita.'* ''And that a w hen that record­ Bell would hie net, nulls all. He “ It was all in Uic Stubby tape,* •aid Steve. “ Do you remember ing waa made! A m u told Stub­ would never nave let it be known £W bat a struggle Anna bad to by wnat time it was . . . not tnat ms school nao ceen a re­ cruiting place lot blackmail vic­ ^ k eep Stubby from pawing out?" quite twelve-thirty." "Sure. That waa Oliver Bell tims. rival » bad tor busiucsa. and "Y ea” , “ At one point, before (he’d got who telephoned, tic wished A m u that guy Bell likes business An­ aim to admit be bad killed hit a nappy New Year and asked to other Martini, Mrs. Barton?'* “ At least," I said. partner, ibe Mid the bad tome speak to Leone." “These will last longer. There a "I understand. It lie ever heard 'I'vely Scotch in the kitchen. She mggraini a drink: the thought that recording ne'd know that his mure or them.” “ So that a now it was, * 1 said. that might keep Stubby awake lovely bride-to-be was an active accomplice in a blackmailing “ Was Lsont • story to ms about and talking.** a recording ot Oliver Bell and racket." “ I remember that, yea" ‘That's right," Steve said. "And Anita true?” “ Did the go and make the “ Not a word ul It,'* Steve said. when A m u tried to use that to dnnkaT” q “ No . . she couldn't have. She blackmail ner old partner, Leone "She had to explain to you wnat killed ner. Sbe waan l going to she was doing at lliilnetxck w never text the room." “That'a right. The conversation lose Oliver Bell . . . not only be­ Place, why she wanted moss cause she waa fund ot uim. Mr. Upes. She waxnt particularly between Anita and Stubby w conUnuoua: the didn’t leave mm Bell owns a million dollar busi­ wot tied about them after the mur­ der. She knew wners they were (or a tecond. Yet a few minutes ness.” "Barton," Bolling said, “you hidden and she had a key to ths later they each bad a drink or that Scotch that waa tn the mane a very quickly disappear­ apartment. The hrst chance sue got she went down to llhincbeck ing Martini." kitchen." Place, but I enased her out be­ “ Yea," 1 said. "Someone else 'The kitchen is right . . . " “ I know," Bolling said. "E x fore she could get the one she got it tor them." really wanted . . . the Stubby “ Stubby waa too drenk to real- CUM D1C." "Leone and AnlU," 1 Mid. “ A one." lie it, but he and Anita werenl And when you informed Uie i a alone u the apartment Leone charming pair." ” waa there, listening from a bed* T h e y stalled their blackmail lady uiat you ndd that Upe," room. And when Anita needed racket together," Steve said. 'As Boiling sanl, “you almost cooked help to keep 8tubby talking, tne receptionist at the school, Leone your own goose." Oh.“ 1 said, “yes. She knew co-operated. She got the Scotch, waa in a position to steer all tha slipped it to Amu. Then there vulnerable-looking, wealthier type I bad the means la figure out waa something else that indicated studenu to Anna, who took it she was ths killer." Exactly, Mrs. Barton. She had a third person . . . the phur.e from there. When Leone had (Irm­ call at the end ot the tape. It ly hooked Oliver Bell, she dis­ to get nd of you." “ But she didn’t," 1 said grate­ came after Stubby had conked solved tha partnership. It waa all out. AnlU answered the phone vary amicable, (n (act, Leons fully, “ thanks to you two boys. and said, "Who la ttT ox Just a and AmU remained (rtenda until Please pass the Martinis. I'm go­ minuU . . . * The caller wanted just a (ew days ago . . . when ing to drink a dozen to each of M to apeak to someone else . . , A m u must have suddenly real­ you." 1 doubt it." Suva said. ■M Leone Webb.” ized she had an unexpected gold Tm going to do my best. Ton “ But how could you be sure mine on those upes. She thought It W SS L e o n e ? " she could bleed Leone dry, out deserve it. you two." ‘ “That waa on the Stubby Upe, she thoug.it wrong. Ltone knew 1 did pretty well. Tbe next tune too. When waa that recording loo much about blackmail to let things really got back into (ocua, made, ConnieT What date?" herself become a victim. She de­ 1 waa in the Rosewood Boom. I “ No date was mentioned," I vised a quick plan for lulling waa having a wonderful uma said. AmU in whicn she thought she d celebrating my fifth wedding an­ “ Not directly," Suva said. never be suspected . . . shooting niversary. 1 waa even celebrating “ You're being proud of yourself her from the ceiling." it with, ot all people, my hus­ again.* band. “ And blamirg it on you, Steve. “ Barton," Bolling said, “It's all And wa wera dancing. That “ No, that just happened. The right You can ba proud of your Oral time she had a legitimate waa hard for me to rMlize . . . • aelt again." that Steve waa dancing, Suva •Thanks WcliTLeone lived with excuse to IMVe the reception and 1, we wera dancing. 1 snug­ Anita for a while, so sha waa room between classes, she took it. gled closer to him and closed my obvious vola tor the accomplice. She escorted a new student to eyes. Wa wera dancing. But, specifically, Connie, remem Bell for an Interview . . . that Then, suddenly, my blood ran ber what Stubby kept muttering took only a moment . . .then she about? Tonight's the night to beat it up to the catwalk. No cold. Sleva was waltzing! People get drunk, everybody ought to one questioned her absence from would sea him, they would know get drunk, their duty. And be her desk. It waa all over, the who ha wax I listened for the cry said hs bad reservations some murderer was obviously AniU'a ot recognition . . *The Waltzer!" 'place, hardest place in town to last student, and Leons was safe. I tried to disengsgs myself from Nobody waa ever going to black­ him, but he held me tighter. gel reservations that night . 1 opened my eyea. The Boor but he got them. Well, what mail her." 9 night's that?" “ But could Anita really have was crowded with couptea. The “ New Year's Bee, of course! blackmailed her? if she'd played music was a waltz, everyone waa W ist else?" that Stubby recording for Mr. waltzing. “Sure, and what elas do we Bell, he'd know that she waa in THE ELD From the Dodd. Head S Co. aorti. Copyright Q I M3 by W ilium and A j lr»» KelLy Hoot. ITAMIIY WAlJtlR, 19. stands so close to tha edga of tha seventh-story roof ledge ot the Kenmore Hotel in Boston, that the toes of his thoes protrude Into (pace. Rescuers pleaded w-lth him for two hours, mt the young father, an elevator operator at the hotel, u ld ha could not face “family troubles.* Seconds tatsr, a fire lieutenant with a aafety strap around hla waist mads a daring five-fro* tackle and dragged Walker to safety. At right, the youth tv carried away by police. (International) ... where I f HUMAN M. lUNOfltN, M.O. EVER wonder what your doctor; A most Important Item, p t. carries In that llttla bag of his? tcrlptlon blanks, may b* carried It a pretty much up to the tn- In the bag or tn the doctor's dividual doctor to decide what he pocket, but he always haa them may need on any specific call or when making a calL for hla general dally visits. B u t . . . _ I think you'll find that moat doc-, Vart**T of Medlelnaw tors carry at lean aome. If n o f As for medicines, there U a wide all. o f the following InxtrumenU range. But usually, the general and diagnostic equipment pra:Utloner wUJ carry aome o f Body Sounds the following: They carry a stethoscope, of Codeine and demerol for con­ course. for Katenins to a patient’s trolling coughing and pain, eplheart, breathing and other body nephrlne for allergic shock and aoqnda. A thermometer to check *»Uun«. hypnotics and sedatives, temperatures la an essential piece nitroglycerin and amlnophjrlllne of equipment. lor angina and coronary trouble, Thera will be tongue deprea- digitalis and derivatives for other aora. too, and probably an heart ailments, antihistamines ophthalmoscope to Inapeet the forhayfeeer and certain allergies, eyea—and an otoscope to eheck procaine as a local anesthesia, the outer ear. various antiseptics, and aspirin. A sphygmomanometer, while It’ These, then, comprise the myamay be difficult to pronounce. Is terloos contents of your doctor’s, also an Important plect of equip- little black bag. m en t It measures blood pressure.'qmgyjoN AND nw sw n SlarUw Instruments j Mrt. l . D. C.: Can the tnhalaSterlle syringes and needles for (ton of ammonia by a 3-month administering Injections of pen- pregnant woman causa any harm Iclllln and other drugs and sterile or possibly a miscarriage? surgical Instruments for emer-; Answer: Whether or not tha tngenclea are usually found In a halation of ammonia would bw doctor's bag. harmful would dapend upon tha O f course, there also will be amount of ammonia Inhaled, sterile bandages, cotton balls and' If you do not have any notlcaapplleators, adhesive tape, a tour-able effects at present It Is n ot nlquet and maybe a reflex ham-'likely that any permanent dammer and rubber gloves. 'age has been produced. j • If IT, KIb i Fsataraa Prw itii u . In*. youstop w ith CONFIDENCE O 1X4 o j huil«r Ron* Registered Cows Get Recognition From Cattle Club Nine registered Jersey raws owned by Falrglsda Jerseys, Ge­ neva, recently received special re­ cognition from The American Jer­ sey Catlle Club for their produc­ tion records. The highest producing animal in the group was B. D. Nona Pepper with an official Herd Improvement Registry record of 10,635 lbs. milk containing 513 lbs. fat In 303 days. This cow started her record at the age of I years and 1 monh. The acual records ot the other cows attained or exceeded a level of ,6384 lha. milk and 336 lbs. fa t Their ages varied from 1 year and 7 months to 11 years. Tha University of Florida super­ vised the official HIR tests in c«. operation with The American Jer­ sey Cattle Club which has head­ quarters in Columbus. Ohio. Christmas Comes Early For Young Leukemia Victim I t ^ in products which set the pace in Performancea n d Progress, JIMMY OUMM'S surname becomes prophetic of bis future as death from a rare and incurable brain disease hangs over him on vacation tn Los Angeles. Jimmy, 9, and his mother, Sarah, arrived from Baltimore by plane to spend • few days at the expense of sympa­ thetic neighbors, who raised funds tor the trip. Doctors estimate that the boy has Uttlc more than a year to live. ffnlrmatloaalj CAI.HOUN, Ga. i f - Christmas has eome in the spring for all 8-year-old leukemia victim fR here, not expected to live until: next December. Tony Williams, a freckled youngster with red hair, already, is watching television through ihc efforts of friends. And other gifts, ------------- By BENNETT CERF*-------------are to come. The child lives with his mother,' ECEIVED IN THE M AIL: this unsigned poem. Does any­ Mrs. Mandell Williams, who sup­ one know w ho wrote it? I— and some readers— would ports Tony and two other children like to know: on an MO weekly welfare check j Grandmother, on a w in­ • Her husband abandoned the famter’s day, milked the cows, 7 lly »leht years ago. slopped the hogs, saddled Tony Is bedridden and requires1 the mule, and got the ch il­ two trarsfusions weekly. Doctors dren off to school; did a say he has only a few short washing, mopped the floors, months to live. washed the windows, and Neighbors say Tony’s greatest did some chores: cooked a pleasure Is watching television, I but he also likes to get cards and dish o f home dried fruit, pressed her husband’s Sun­ letters. day suit, swept the parlor, made the bed, baked a dozen loaves o f bread: split some firewood and lugged it in, enough to fill the kitchen bin; cleaned the lamps and put in oil. stewed som e apples she thought would spoil; churned the butter, baked a cake, then exclaimed. ’’For goodness sake, the calve* have got out o f the pen!” and went out and chased them in again; gathered the eggs and locked the stable, back to the house and set the table; cooked a supper that was delicious, and afterwards washed up all the dishes: fed the cat and sprinkled the clothe*, mended a basketful o f hose: then opened the organ and began to play, ‘.‘When Y ou Come to the End o f • Perfect Day.” Try and Stop Me Your confidence keeps our gasolines first m sales, year alter year. 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R r SUPER, CROWN ' EXTRA ; one o f these gasolines is best fo r yo u r car in (KENTUCKY) It �Program Is 'M u st' State Prison System into w hat other statee are doing aUecMS* ta — before going fu lly in their priaon e y i t e ma o ff a t a tangent and proponing a bill th at m ight hurt not one, but m any, m tnufaetu rn s In Florida. i state officials are choking fre e enwith one head and waving a fla g e y with the oth er aa.they attem pt up a long-range w ork program fo r M . » within the Florida" prison eyeInm ites The yell that such an establishm ent w ill dot only provide a system by which prison­ ers will be kept at work but will also produes a Job training program designed to w ov e useful to the prisoner when he is reThe plans that have* been shaped up niom ise that a more stringent Uw be passed to rnaha it mandatory fo r governm ent atfindes to purchase prison-m anufactured goads when they are available, and to eli­ minate the com petition o f goods produced under the free-enterprise system . Once this bill is passed, prison o fficia ls will put into operation a plant fo r the rnanufaeture o f sanitary supplies in one o f th e prisons. For this, ahead o f the convening o f the State Legislature, th e officials have had an engineering survey to determine la y ­ outs. costs, and other data necessary to set np the plant. g « determined are these officials that pa*, saga o f the measure is apparently anticipat­ ed. This plant could lead from one to another and eat viciously into tho economy o f the state as additional plants are provided to take Sway free trade and take away sales to government agencies. 1 Thera is no estimate as to the seriousness o f the affect on sales, volume and profit o f the manufacturers hit by this proposed state law. I f the state did train ita inmates in a plant manufacturing goods that private in­ dustry could furnish— where would the trained men be used when industry could not absorb them? Use o f such manufactured products by the state prison system would prevent the state hospital, the schools, and other public buildings and government agencies the right to use the best materials on a competitive market. The proposed ‘‘State-Use" measure is not a way to solve the training o f prisonera fo r private industry or for useful lives In other channels o f industry throughout the state. A training program certainly is a "m u st" fo r the state prison system and one should be established so that prisoners, when returned to the channels o f society, would be able to fecure employment tin Industries of their iholce, Private enterprise should not be throttled to benefit the training program. State prison officials should look further Taka a look at you r w atch. During th e next nine mlnutee, a m erchant ship loadsd with foreign trade cargo w ill enter o r sail from a United States p e rt ' That was the average la a recent year —a ship movement every nine minutes, clear around the d ock . And one>fourth o f those , ships flew the Am erican flag. M oreover, as tim e goes on, th e number o f ■hip m ovements la destined to increase. R ight now, the biggest peacetim e shipbuild­ J ___________ ________ ing program in th e _______________ nation's history is un* d erw ayln & S . yards. This year alone, Ma* ritirae Adm inistration officia ls foracaat, m ore then 9600 m illion worth o f new ship* will be ordered. W hat does our growing merchant marine mean to this country? First o f all, it means that vast sumr. o f money will flow into every reach o f our nation—and that every one of the states will share in it one way or an o­ ther. All in all, the UiL flag merchant m a­ rine contributes more than $5 billion to the economy each year. That is the amount o f money that passes from the steamship lines through the hands o f employes, stockhold­ ers, the government, suppliers and others. Second, It means that we will be assured o f the only vehicle we can depend on to bear our overseus trade— our own ships. That trade means jobs and income for farmers, workers, and oti,er groups throughout the country. * Third, it means we will have the ships that national security requires. We must im­ port a long list o f essential and strategic commodities, Including nickel, manganese and natural rubber. In this chaotic world, we cannot afford to look to foreign merchant marines to do the jo b for us. Dilly *tetpl Saturday, Suaday and r'hrtitmaa. Publlahad Saturday praaaadlng CkrUtmi* Vatarad aa Meoii «Iim matlar rwtabar IT III* at tba fail Offie# af Salford Florida, aadtr ISs A*1 __________ af Oaasraa* af MaraS I. 1STS t RK!» PRItKINS Kdltar and Publlihar MARION HARMAN SN.. Ktiietlvt Rdltar BVBT.TN i CUSHINO, Adaarlltlns Mssasap SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier IS« par waak Oaa Month ji.es roo Month. Pit Monika Ona Tier R it.H ...... S ll.ll All Obituary solicit, tarda of thaak* rooolutlono tad M :1*** •» iaurtilnm.it for tha purpo.a of raltl.s fund, will bo ckarsod for at rtsular tdV.ritilna ratio af tha Ualttd Proas which la aatltlad aicluaWily to tho uia for republic!Ilau af all tha local aowa prlat.d la tel, atw.papar. Rapraaaatad NatUatlly by Oucrtl Ad.orlUlna Sar.lca fa* Ml Ooors'a Sa.lnu. Ranh nid* Atlanta Oaorsla Page 4 F o re ign HIGH HURDiiS SQUAD //X Tuesday, April 9. 1957 # • • Get Polio Shots Now! • A newspaper subscriber has written: "I am the mother o f three children. My ■on, who Is seven, got three Salk polio shots nt school. But my oldest child, a lfl-year old high school girl, has had none. Neither has the baby, who is three. Do they need to be inoculated and should we do It now " Yes, they do need it and you should do It at once. Polio authorities, like the National Foun dation for Infantile Paralysis, say that i large portion o f elementary school children havo nlready been protected. But most teen •gers nnd still more pre school children haven’ t. They are first on the emergency list. A t the moment, heavy demand has strain­ ed the supply of vnccine. Temporary short­ ages will be made up as rapidly ns possible end as the manufacturers can produce new supplies. Every family should protect Itself at the earliest possible time. And that means the whole family— for polio Is not exclusive­ ly a child's disease. The percentage o f cases among adults aged 20 through 39 has taken a sharp turn upward? Furthermore, It is the adult, more likely than the child, who winds up In an Iron lung. It is the adult, and not the child, whose paralysis leaves a family bereft o f a mother or a wage-earner. So bundle up your family— all who haven’t had their three shots yet— and get them vaccinated. Don’t delay any longer than Is absolutely necessary. Be Sure Frozen F oods A re T horoughly C ook ed I? HUMAN N. lUNOIlfN, M.O. MAKB sure those frozen foods the poisoning can multiply to tha you heat before serving are thor­ point of danger In cooked foods oughly cookid. In about three hour* Most manufacturers of pre* Adequate Refrigeration eookad frozen foods Insist upon the highest health atandarda In The answer to the problem, as their plants. But tha demand for far aa you are concerned, la to such products has become so tre- keep the foods adequately refrig­ mandoua that sanitary facilities erated until used and than to In tome plants, in all probability, eook them thoroughly. If the label advisee storing tho have been unable to keep pace. package In tha freezer compart­ Much Handling , ment, do It Don't Jiist toss It Into Generally, these foods are well- the refrigerator section and leave cooked to begin with. But In pre­ It there. paring and packaging them, they Even more Important—cook sometimes are handled many the food adequately In your own times. home. Merely heating It may not WhUa * man may follow hast­ ba enough. ing directions on tha packages to qutrnox and tunwxa tha latter, the houaewtfe-end 1 *t A. H.: I perspire freely both think you’ll agree—usually uses summer and winter, despite tha her own judgment. constant use of non-persplrants. In many cases tho will merely Can you suggest something that warm the food, probably sticking I might do? it with a fork until it “ feels right.” Answer: To overcome excessive Precooked froaen foods, vend­ perspiration, you should baths ing machine lunches and take- dally. Applying a 23 per cent solu­ •ut orders from restaurants can tion of aluminum chloride, every ba a source of food poisoning. other day, to the affected parts Cooked foods an tha aourcs of of tha body may be helpful. tha moat common type of food There U no danger In checking poisoning. The germs which cause excessive perspiration. a issr. Kin rw im s>«ju«u. it* 1ICAUSI of a rule barring ani­ mals from tha Eiffel Tower In Paris. Mrs. Thelma L. Keltlen, blind skier front Springfield, M u*, axpresses her disappoint­ ment as she tits beside tha famed tourist attraction with her seatog-eye dog. Mrs. Keltlen, turned down also at Nspotcon's Tomb, M i d the came to Parts to “sea” sights she read about before going blind. (International; Alaska's mineral rich soil has yielifej more than one billion dol­ lars worth of gold, copper, silver, coal, lead, tin. platinum, and mer­ cury, Ihe National Geographic So­ ciety says. More than two dozen glaciers cling to Mount Ranler, In Wash­ ington state. ThJlr 40-square-niiIu expanse constitutes Ihe largest Single peak glacier system la the United States. White pice is the largest 01 j American conifers growing east of the Rocky Mountains. Fullgrown specimens stand from 80 to 130 fret high; some occasion-1 ally reach 200 feet. Mr/Atsx “ Nowaday* the hand that rock* th* cradl* utuaily get* e dollar an hear.” Try and Stop Me ----------------------- B y IIN N IT T CM F- UBE WADDELL w u not only one of the greatest south­ R paws ih baseball history, but one of its most eccentric and unpredictable characters. Fined a hundred dollars by a thor­ oughly exasperated man­ ager, Waddell, the picture of injured innocence, de­ manded, “ What did I do now?” “The line,’’ explained the manager, “Is for that dis­ graceful hotel episode Jn Detroit." “ You're crasy!” roared Rube. “There ain’t no Hotel Episode In Detroit" • a • Jtrry Brock la readying a aovtl about a ba14ball umpire aimed Gibbon for publication about the time the season opens. This Gibbon loses his glasses durlag n twilight game at Ebbeta Field, spends the rest of his life in a futile search for them, and Anally plunges to his death from the second tier 01 a grandstand la Kansas City. The title, of course, will be, ‘The Decline end Fall of the Roaming Umpire.” 6 IS*?, by B«uett Cert PUUlbuted by King Features Syndicate. YOU'RE TELLING ME* ■ By WIUIAM OUT THERE are now 7,M3,000 per­ sons on subtle payrolls drawing a total of 17 ,309,400,000, accord­ ing to the Bureau of the Census. TVs getting so now wo taxpayers don't know who’s working for whom! I I t Alitt* Wend Speed Cop1 Laugh —Cleveland newspaper headline. Tradio aapa toughing f That alone U worthy 0/ • noire item. — N e w s C o m m e n ta ry cent dieliion af the United States by subversion or agressloa, la a ttsCANN to Joia tba military committee of the Middle East. United Press tu ff It may tike aom* time for the the Baghdad Pact has played a The pro-Comntunist which have been bidding for dntn part la chocking tha pro-Cnmmu- situations to Syria and Jordsn — (nation In Syria and Jordan sp- nlst trend in Syria and Jordan. solidify. But It could well bo »h a* Both the Bagdad Pact and the what threatened to be a da-tct pear to bar* suffered a setback. leeahowai Dcotriao are aimed -us pro-Communlst trend will be CoL Abodel Hamid gorraj is penetration. stopped. Syria and Pretntor Suleiman Na- against Communist bulsi are being eballengad by eonservative leader*. In both countries, the situation still It confused. But than sterna no doubt that for the moment at least proAYestern sentiment la itrrngthenlni. For several months, Syria has been the most pro-Communlst of the nine Arib countries. S em i chief of Syria’* military intelli­ gence department, ha* been reguarded a* a potential dictator. Nabulri alio has pursued an In* ereaslnily proCommunlit and hcnca anti-Western policy. H» Is trying to sat himself up as his country's strong man and to weak­ en aatl-CMinunlst King Hussein. Syria Trytog Ouster Now President Snukri At — Ku witty of Syria has takan tha nom­ inal leadership of conservative el ements who are trying to mist SerraJ and If possible to compel him to take a post as military at taehe or some similar post In 1 foreign country. , Ilut the actual challenge to Ser­ raJ comas from conservatives In the army. They are shewing un­ expected strength. In Jordan, young King Hussein Is leading the opposition to Nabulsi. He, too, has the support of ar­ my conservative* as well as of conservative politicians. Tha Elsenhowtr Doctrine seem* to have a good deal to do i CAMBIO IT ITS MOTMIR. a child looks apprehenilvtly at skulls end bones of some of Ihe 300 former member* of lire Confraternity of with the altered situation in both The Big Red Hood* one of the strangest of religious sects to the Syria and Jordan. world, tt has as its center a church and cemetery on Tiberina Island And King Saud of Saudi Arabia on the Tiber River. Rome's historic waterway. Behind the woman, also appears to be playing an who weirs a traditions) red scarf, la a hooded member of the Order. Important part. Founded In 1700, Pope Plus VI recognized the Confraternity and, IAMI No Time lstsr, Pope Pips IX gtve the Brotherhood the body of St. Padfleo, There seem* every reason to which rests beneath the alter. Today, theie ate only 10 Brother*, believe that Saud went home from still living, end some SOwomen member* (International f xelustcej his recent visit to President El­ senhower with t most favorable view of tha Elsenhower Doctrine. It also Is Indicated that he lost no IAFF-A-DAY time In giving his view to leader* of ether Arab countries. It also Is possible that tha re­ Big Shipbuilding Program The Sanford Herald !*•* NEW WORKOUT FOR ■ t*SZ delinquency on, among other things, the practice of chewing gum. Just bow sticky can these Commie editors get? t k l Indiana'1 ornate hat changed tha H ooeier state flower from tha » Innta ta tha dogwood bloecows. That’s a big step forward— alphabetically. I t I Anybody can seek, declares a ! I ! noted that. Ye* but—could enyt A M wah woman, ago 104, three body set the Muff afterward? I I I her roelpo Far lot Malls, iha says. Hmm-104? Maybe It A book borrowed 84 years age feet seams that laneI has beets returned to the Daven­ t I ! port, la., library. Must have been A Rod Csech newspaper, the a mighty dull tome If It took the Fronts, blames Juvenile reader that long to get through It i/% ^ , - 3 A f O 1*1? K-I rrn-n, St-I-Jt*. U. VwU r.'fMi ntrvtl T / "Ha want* men between the ages o f 25 and 35 with *0 >crie year*’ experience." ml r j- 1 Blkie ...B u t If any men be a wor­ shipper o f God, and doeth Hit will, him Ha hrareth.— (St John 0,31.) So many o f ui, In bewilder­ ment and mlsunderetandinf, often .aeek to find a quick “ short cut” to our Heavenly Father'! love and mercy. But the Bible is a never-falling guide, and Jesus telle us the straight, euro way to reach God through devotion and prayer. I 1 Who rates what for performance and smoother riding in the lowpriced three? Chevrolet has laid the answer and the proof on the line! First, Chevrolet won the Auto Decathlon over every car in ita field, and over the higher priced cars that were tested, too. This rugged ten-way test (right, below) showed Clicvrolet was the champ in handling ease, braking, acceler­ ation, passing ability, smooth­ ness of ride and other driving qualities you want in a car. Then, Chevy won the Pure Oil Performance Trophy at Daytona (lift, below ) as "best performing U. S. automobile.’’ ' It’s quite a feeling to know that you are driving a car that performs so well, responds so beautifully and is so finely bu ilt You feel proud, of course. But you also enjoy a surer, smoother, steadkr way o f going, a keen cat-quick response o f power, and the easiest handling you’ ve ever experienced behind a wheel. Just try this Chevrolet (V8 or Six) and seel Chevy showed it's still the champ... at Daytona... and in the Decathlon! 1 IOSUT MISCOI. Bret Jtwiih Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland, 1* ihown on bU arrive! to Ln« Aa j i Im . Among the greeter* U Ev* Meger, I, ■ HungerlenJtwUh refuge* She receives a klu from Briscoe after the cre­ mated him with e benk eonUtaIng 200 pennie*. uved by her ^ nl,ed Jewhh Ap*tz| Welfare Fund, f International J EzNTER CHEVROLET'S 1275.000 "LUCKY TRAVELER" CONTEST! Come fa* now—get n winning deal on the champion! franchised Chevrolet dealcre display this famous See Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer | �Toes. April 9, 1957 Page 5 THE SANFORD HERALD uupncate Bridge Club Meet Held Thursday Evening Social fcvojntA Conning The News The Sanford Dupiicat* Bridge IT VIRGINIA CONN Club met Thursday at the Yacht Club. First place winners wer*, Today la C Day, Conquest Can- das launched a big drive to get Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Albert, sec-, ond place, Clauds Ramsey and ctr *nd start* the annual everyone in the country vaccinMrs. Denver Cordell, third place, -',ncer driv» <•> Seminole Coun- latcd before the summer season Fred Stine and Hasel Anderson; , Canvassing will start in the starts. This was dua it seems to and fourth place. Mr.. Clyde u *nnounced| TT " »Ramsey ------------,, Mrs. ---------M w “ !•“ *■ "* ■ ' * " « « ? • 01 _ and Leonard u,, Mun^ ,n American Cancer society, Mrs duce the serum, but partly, too, The club will meet again next Dtagfelder. Rewrdles* of because of the lack o f interest on the part of the people. We will Thursday st the Yacht Cb.h /.“ " “ T all remember the frantic rush to with play beginning at § p .m .! ? “ * 7 *-------- jdesiring ^ t jw • nioney that comes from be the first with our children Anyone a partner er,# this drive goes far research, ed­ when the serum came out—even call FA 2 5881. ucation and service Only seven to the point o f having a black percent o f the national fund Is market, but slnee it hat become Y n ilth T n H n M u5ed ,o r literature and profeilO Ur n 1 0 r io io sional help in offices, so it Is common to us all, we have for­ gotten that tho children are not ^prvirAC At Phurrh P uln ,ee ,hlt ncar,y ever>J c r Y I C C S M l V w f i u r c n thing lf accomplished by volun- the only ones who get polio. Sin­ ce the adult, were not using the The Youth of th* Church o f teers. ft*'has been a very short Ume , c ™m^ >* t^ s m e a. glutton the the Naxarene, on 2nd and Maple stopped thinking of market, and naturally the facAve. will hold services each even- sines we toriea almost stopped making it. ing of this week except Friday, cancer as a fatal disease In every ROBERT 3 . S T U N K i MRS. CARL PRESCOTT masses Then the campaign for Innocubeginning at 8 p m in the recent­ case. Education of the (Photo by Bergstrom) to frequent exam­ lation starts, and there Is no ly completed Educational Build­ has led scrum. At this moment there Is inations by the family doctor, ing. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ serum at the County Health The services are under the] and consequently, many with Unit for children, not adults. The cancer are caught in the early direction of Johnny Carter and dispensary at N.A.S. la still David Wayne Mnthes. Special stages when it may be cured hy giving them to children, whet* surgery o r other methods. In music I* planned and the Rev. her they have had them before County there R. If. Spear, Jr. will take Seminole cancer. or not. and ,0 ‘ he servicemen. charge of the Devotional pnrt forty-five deaths from but eleven possible deaths were If your child l« due for another The Southside School P-TA met and Mrs. A. C. Doud"— •-easur- of the service ee. shot or ha* not had one before, Thursday evening nt the acbool Everyone Is Invited to attend. averted by service from the Am llerold Heckcnhach, principal erican Cancer Society. With each it would be very wise to get It to hear a f-----panel discussion on Of th* Sanford Grammar School H# UCm year it ia the dream o f scientists now. There will he more later. - -■ —HU l„ (ho Marinating Tenderizes “ Discipline” of the Child in the spoke on "What to expect from| eyuau wis v**.«•» «># v 1 1 1 • . • to find a Mire qirt for thin drftd but alnce tho innocuUtlon* canHome" with Mrs. Roy Mann (e rr­ Sanford School*." IIo stated that . farinatinc le»* tfn* er cu * o dlsraae, and alio to dUcovrr a! not ho given during the *ummor, ing as moderator. The Rev. David "our Khools offer a well b a la n c tv l| ^ Jn I^Choy aoy sauce I ds prevent(v(, Research takes mon-Mhose unprotected risk unprotected risk getting getting flavor an'l helps tenderize the preventive. Research take, rnn„ Carneflx gave the church's opin­ curriculum and measure* up I ey. and without this help from lthi. disease that is almost licked ion, Mrs. R. Williams, presented jcholastically to any school in the meat so that it cooks more quick you, the work eould not go on. hy preventative measures. It the fam ily viewpoint, Clifford Me- state.” “ Also this includes San- If. The campaign does something for would he a shame to see the Kibbln spoke for tho community tord teachers, which are the fin­ you, besides taking your money. |years of research go down the and Mra. Ben Wiggins, presented est to be found anywhere." The educational literature is in- drain because of neglect and lack the teachers opinion. The panel Mrs. Helen Stephenson’s room valuable In detecting the first of Interest on the part o f those proved very stimulating with ac­ tive participation from the floor. won the room count. signs of caneer, and allays the ; most likely to he afflicted, Hostesses from Mrs. Rebecca fear of ninny who think that if Terhaps you are wondering A fter the discussion election <>f they have cancer It cannot be where the navy news is, and with officers was held with tiie fol­ Holmes' room served refreshments The next meeting will be a cov­ cured. Remember, the life that good reason. 1 wonder myself, lowing people chosen: Robert S. can he saved through your con- Ruth and Bill Barron have order* Stone , president, John Kader, ered dish supper on May 2 and trihution mny be your own. first vice president, Mrs. Velma all families are urged to attend. to Clarksville, Tennessee. Roh Mitchell, second vice president, Officers will be installed at that While I am speaking o f dis­ Stone was elected president of Mrs. Ben Wiggins, secretary, time. eases, it ha* been brought to my the Southside P.T.A. last Thurs­ Gordon Frederick, treasurer, and attention that the polio shot cam­ day. Am sure he will he very the Rev. David Carncfix, histor­ paign has almost fallen through, competent. Thelma nnd Rob Meian. Mr. Stone will succeed John Just as the President, the De- Murray will move Into their Kader as president. Clifford Mepartment o f Heif'th. Education new house next week. O, B. Kibbin and Willis Peacock were and Welfnre, and the A.M.A. Gray will be coming home for appointed to audit the books. the weekend. Lit has been taking The room count prizes were the Basic Leadership course in awarded to first grade: Mrs. Attending (he Florida Federa­ Girl Scouting (and also acting Wilma Morgan; second grade Mrs. tion of Garden Club* Convention as reglstar). Incidentally there Martha Smith; third grade, Mrs. held In Miami recently were, Mrs. will bo a change In the sche­ Minnie Strickland and fourth Mr*. L. K. Spencer, »grade, «••••—« Miss ____ Marguerite Dotson.I Fred Ganas, dule The Wednesday class will — ■ ------- ... ... ........ be from 0:30 until 1:00, and will The group decided to set rsldc c;!,?n,nn Henry combine the Arta and Craft* 125 for use on tho next Uallo; l , n/ Mr’ } [ r,p J f " $125 for use — — __ class originally planned for Fri­ ween carnival. It waa reported Sanford. It wa» reported that this day to which other loader* were that new curtains had been pur­ year* convention was mo*t suc­ Invited. chased from carnival profits this cessful with over 700 delegates It Is hoped that those loaders, registered. year. and their assistant* who were Tho ladie* were all very proud | Refreshments were served in unable to take the course will the lunchroom by the room mo­ o f th awards won by the garden attend this workshop. I do not thers from Mrs. Smith's, Mrs. elubs of Sanford. The first award April ( have a complete lift of those Strickland's and Mrs. Morgan’s was given for the outstanding registered In the course, but will Jean Meriwether beautification of a new school rooms. give tho names of those 1 do Toni Echols building (I’incercst School) and have. Betty Brown, Woodie Mor­ W. L. Stoudemlre Sr. The Westside School I’-TA also was the only mention given of ris, Claire Kendall, Irene Harris, Drlori* Ann Cash elected new officers at its meet­ school beautification in the state. . A|iU 7 Mndrlyn Kuhn, Jackie Austin, ing Thursday night in the school A rash award of $25 was also in­ auditorium. Named. to offices cluded with each award. This was George E. Cameron Marlene Donovan, I.il Gray, Lis were, Mrs. Carl I'rcscott, presi­ i I’ -TA project in cooperation with Sirs. J. L. Horton Sr. Smith, and Jackie Canto. dent, Carl I'rcscott, vice president,! the Sanford Garden Club Jimmy Fox Have a lot of leads for newsy Mrs. William Harden, secretary, T|, awan, wa, Wun , Miko Good speed Items, but they must he confirmed the Ixorn Circle o f the Sanfo d by the originators. Nothing but Mr*. Daisy Knot the truth, you know. At least Mr*. James Grant S . . t r l r " c,u t’ forprogram t,1# mtm J Itork U IIV. S J lhi ow u w er ir F r eetes i C S j Standing circle of °"tth-’ April R you enn’ t get Into trouble with Riohy Smith platitudes, but somehow, they j Mrs. M. A. Newton don't appeal to me. There I* a EMBROIDERED W H I T E April J lot o f company visiting around Ocams. Mrs. Joe Raker and Mrs. FLEECE evening cape for Mrs. L.I*. Payton town, hut It will taka a full Fred Murray, program chairman, spring comes frpm Originala's Tuesday night. Mr* Lucille Clarence R. Jono* morning to run it down, and it using native material in arrange­ collection. The back Is shirred Carroll was honored by Ms. Don­ Mrs. John 11. Bennett (s now afternoon, and time to ment* and decorations. slightly at a rounded yoke. The nie Johnson with a surpisc stork Mrs. J. J. West Jr. tnko Dorothy home. "The most outstanding feature fleur de lis motif Is embroidered shower. • -i l,n the program was an address in gold and rhinestones. The honorce was me by Dr. Lawrence, head o f the door by Mrs. Johsson and Pre‘ q aiitr H ortiiliM at Cotm-Il Up :sented a rose corsagt. versity," stated Mr*. Fred Ganas, Parks Department on “ Opera­ Games were played and a pri­ president o f the Sanford Garden tion Ilcnutyfront", a discussion on se was awarded to Mrs. Maggie Cluh. However, Mrs. Tom Mero several theories of city bcautififc'nsrud. Other interesting and Stated she enjoyed thoroughly the cation. *1 novel relay games were ptayed hortfulturn workshop on city The Indies all seemed to feel The many lovely gift** were beautification. Another convention every minute spent at the ronven presented to Mrs. Caroll in u highlight was a forum by several tion was not only well worth while men from the City of Miami but a very enjoyable affair. beautifully decorated bassinet Refreshments of sandwiches pickle*, olives, and coke* were served to the following: Mrs. Ruby 1UII,and daughter Carolyn, Denise Gonion, Mr*. Carrie Piero, Mrs. Sally I’rralta, Mrs. Bonni* Barfield, Mrs. Barbara Stevens, Miss Mary Ann Hall, Mr*. Loola Alfred, Mre. Mert Thomas. Mrs. Maggie EnsruJ, Miss Jan Worden Miss Silvia Tearson, Miss Judy Rinks, the honoree's mother, Mrs. Flossie Hall and the hos­ tess. Mrs. Donnie Johnson. Mr* Mattie Ford Pool* of Burnell baa b**n th# p i n t t t M r. •ml Mr*. John Fox for Iho p ost two we«ka. She I* Mr*. Fox’* m «U h*r. Mr. and Mrs. John Dcllont of Soduf, N. Y. returned to their hone after (pending th* winter In Sanford. They are th* parenU o f Mrs. Byron Fox. Mr. and Mrs. J . T. Baggertr and children left yesterday morning for Bambrldg*, Ga. to attend the funeral of Mr. Baggerly'a fat­ her. Otis Bafgeriy who died Sunday following an illness o f aoveal years. ,0 Mr and Mrs. J. 0 . Laney o f Sanford and sister Mrs. Jeania M. Rouse of Welumtka, Ala. hav* returned to Sanford after atUndth* furnrral o f the their father. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. William* and son Monty returned to Lake­ land after spending th* week­ end at the Valdes Hotel. P-TA Groups O f Westside Schools Elect Officers Sanford Clubs Win Cash, Merit Awards At State Confab Happy Birthday Mrs. B. Johnson Friday Evening 12.,,','. 5“ IV , ! , dJJ ' »» ’«.» adds appetizing goodness to Lenten meals Ts ^ o m e tdh e w cuj ijo u a r e ” T TAG E CHEESE Bob Karris about this question: "My neighbor ha* th* new Homeowner* Policy and say* it cover* practically all risk of physical los* to a home, includ­ ing gla*« breakage vandalism and m olt water damage. Does a Homeowner* Policy »!*n pay full replacement value, rather than the depreciated value?'* PHONE FA 2-5762 Y ou can serve Borden's Cottage Cheese a different way every day to add appetizing goodness — and calorie-light nutrition—to Lenten meals . . . Serve on cooked vegetables; on fresh or canned as a topping tc fru u it Use for tasty tempting main dishes . . . Buy your store—or order from your Borden milkman. You can keep your eye on children, pets and parcels when you do your banking at our drive-in. Bring them along in the car! Perhaps you're in a house dress and don't want to bother to change. Or again, you may want to dodge rain drops or parking troubles. Our drive-in is the answer I Drive In for deposits or withdrawal* on ail chocking and savings accounts . . . for p ay­ ments on personal loan s. . , and above all for saving lima and troublol Every Carton An Easter Basket For the Children Calsrfull E»r ml fun to ml<! Ckiljrtn Im dwmt I'm ribbon, itring m DINNER ON THE GROUNDS was served Immediately following the dedication o f Oviedo’s First Methodist Church Sunday. Selecting from the hujre array o f disics serves! n rc: Mrs. Oreon Burnett and Mrs. Daisy Farnell. (Photo by BerRstrom) Miss Myrtie s Schedule Miss Myrtie Gives Tip On Slide Fastener Care Flide fasteners are so import­ ant to the smoothe fit and con­ venient wear of many o f today's clothes that it pays to give them the care that keep* them in good working condition, say* Miss Myrtlo Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent. Here are some suggoMlon* from Exten­ sive clothing specialists In several Slates. If there Is a hook and eye at the top of a placket or dress open­ ing, fasten the hook before clos­ ing the zipper. Then hold the base of the placket firmly so the sipper move* evenly nnd doesn't catch on fnhrle underneath. Many women’s garments today have long zippers In back for smooth fit. There are gadgets to help you close such zipper* but an easy way to do it I* sim­ ply to thmnl a string through the hole o f the zipper tab, put the string over the shoulder and pull the tipper closed without strain on garment, zipper or your seif. Always close zipper before washing garments or sending them to dry cleaners. Before putting n garment through a ringer in laundering, cover the closed zipper within folda o f the fabric to prevent damage. Pro tect Doth zipper nnd placket fab­ ric by laying a press cloth over It before ironing and apply the lion gently. Closeee zippers nlso when garments are hung in the closet to prevent stretching or April 10 0:15 a.m Five Girl*' 4-H Clubs Sanford Crammer School. April 10 1 p.nt. Sewing Group. April 11 1:30 p.m. Pine Crest School 4-H Club. April 11 2 p.m. Sanford Home Demonstration Club. April 12 7:30 p.m. Lake Mosross Home Demonstration Club. Mrs. J. V. Jonea lsft Monday for Savannah, Ga. to spend th* week with her daughter and *onIn law, Mr. and Mr*. W. E. r r id dle and children. Mrs T. H. Wyatt. Mr*. H. Co*w d»ll. Mrs. L. T. Sheppard and Mr*. W. R. Moye, will attend the M Grand Session o f the Florid* Order of Eastern Star to b* held In Tampa, April 0-12. April 13 11:30 a.m. 4-H Radi* program. April 15 2:20 p.m. Slavla 4-H Club. April 18 11:45 a.m Sanford Junior High School 4-H Club*. April 18 7:30 p.m. Landscape School. “THE WISE MAN IS H E WHO KNOWS THE RELATIVE VALUE O F THINGS” SMM M s w l sagging. Tho zipper repair kit sold in stores can lie useful in mnklng some repairs in these fastenings. When buying a coat, Jacket or other garment having a separata zipper, see if there is a tali to reinforce the fabric at the bottom of the zipper where the strain come*. If you art* putting a zipper in a garment, suit It to the weight o f tho fabric. A lightweight xipper suited to a summer dress may not ho durable enough for a heavy skirt or for men's or hoy’a eluthes. On very good clothe*. it may pay to sew zippers In hy hand, a* manufacturers nf custom clothe* often do. hand'ititching ran make the zip­ per more pliable less notlcnble. If you would like help on put­ ting in a zipper Miss Myrtle welcome* you to tho Community Center, Ft. 25th street, San­ ford, which i* open every Wed­ nesday from t-3 p.m. Mr*. W. W. rlabnugh, local leader, I* nt the Center each Wednesday afternoon. IIow valuablo is that picco of paper on which your prescription has been written Your phyrdcinn studied for many years in a medi­ cal university and intern­ ed in a hospital to learn how to write it. Before we pharmacista ran compound it we spend years in a college o f phar­ macy nnd rerve an appren­ ticeship to gain actual ex ­ perience. Bo*h o f us have to pass a state examination to prove our knowledge and ability. All this training is yours for just the few dollars fee you pay each o f us. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Ow . 1st A MagaoMa •Quotation hy Dwan Tng* (1880.1051) Copyright 1958 (12W4) OVERSTOCK SALE AT THE FURNITURE CENTER! Everything In the Store, an in our Wnrrhnuee In marked down. We hare many bargains tn mention here, hut we guarantee everything ia a real bargain. You will have to come inlo the store in order to see just how much we hav* marked down, nnd while you ure here, you can register for all those FREE PRIZES we are giving away at t*ie close of our sale. Itememhrr, you don’ t have to buy anything In order (o register. Just give us your name and address . . . register every day If you like. See us now for those Furniture Savings. Everything is marked down. W * repeat . . . “ Everything is marked down” ‘ WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS THE MOST FURNITURE" pip* cluiMf lot s Hindi*. FURNITURE CENTER FLORIDA for 100 years, folks hav* been saying . . . IF ITS BORDEN'S ITS GOT TO BE GOOD! •c/u fu u t ir im ’ S T A T E BANK ± S s w r o w p - MiMhx federal Dtposit Insursno* Cbry f L n too 116 W FIRST ST. FA 2-5181 A EASY TERMS SANFORD WE DELIVER WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS �------------------------- ----------_ u s s im ---------------- s : ’ TO l rSSdfc 54n? ^ v> T w ;v#; 5 Y '^ . r - TH1 SANFOID HERALD • T M . April •, 1»57 fw r .; i J hsL Letter To Sports Editor S a n fo h d dOuurfd 26 Players la Tampa To Hie Sports Editcr Dear Sir; I noticed a i AP report that Sanford might drop out o f the Florida State League because of player shortage Now somebody must be kiddiog someboly. The Florida State Leaue knows they can get 20 playera from here as good as any in Ibe league. We have *«nt 1000 Into pro ball Including Danny O'Connell of the Braves ad Bamo Monzant of the Giant* In the major leagues. This service It free—neither the player nor the school collects i single cant— it just Costa the San ford club bua transportation from Powell’s Offico Supply moved Tampa to Sanford. If Sanford it to within Inches of taking the terlou about needing player, then Mixed Bowling League second half a phone call, wire, or letter will championship last week as they fetch 20 player fron) her* In took two games from Harvsy's Itours We are serious about sending Plumbing Co. The two wins gave The Sanford Samlnoles U r thalr with Cocoa tor aicoml plaeo In them a 29-1I record and It looka players. Is Sanford? kepii o f Oran** Balt Conferanca tho confsrance, but by virtue of like they now have first place Lou Handles glorita on tha lino tonight u thay having played une mora conferen­ cinched since they are five games Bill Vlrdon Florida naval to Cocoa to Uk« on tha ce game than the Semlnoles, Co ahtad of serord place Sanford Baseball School tacond plaeo team of the confer* coa stayed In second and dropped Rowling Allty. P. S. We have played against St. PAUL PICK FUEL DEMONSTRATES "LITTLE LEAGUE” base­ Sanford to third. Petersburg o f the Florida State ball uniforms with David Butler modrflag the gear. Looking on are cnee. Last wsek Sanford Bowling Alley The game tonight will . decide League, Hamilton Ontario of Class ( r e f row left to right) J. F. Wren, I . L. f u s e I, G. K. Smith, R. Until the 8emlnolee Idled laet took only one game, but It was D Pony League, Tampa University, week doe to rain they were tied which team wll push Winter park good enough to give them a 23 ahead fo r contention at the top of MacDlIl Air Base and held our own 16 record. Clyde Grill alio took (Had this offer been received (he Udder In the OEC. 16 record. Clydes Grill also took sooner, It could have helped the A tie Is unlikely, and tha win­ 17 record and third place. situation, but that la doubtful. The ner o f tonight’s battle will b« in Harvey's Plumbing Co. absorbed organization that was to bring top form to knock o ff undefeated the two game loss, but picked up Class D baseball to Sanford was Winter Park and make tha OBC championship race a battle to the one win off the high flying Powell antirely non-profit and would hava HOLLYWOOD — Cary Middle­ bowlers and held firm to fourth depended completely upon a work­ final wire. coff— named golf course pro to­ The Sanford Seminole thinclada ing agreement with a major league Winter Park ha* boon known place with a 21-16 record. day for the $20,000,000 Diplomat cracked the century mark yester­ The three teams behind Powell’s team to make player arrange* for soma time to be eriatlc, and Resort here—grew up with a golf day afternoon in a Tri-s.-hool (here l( llttla reason to doubt that are In a tight race for laurels, and inems. Sports Editor) club. track meat as they rolled to 100. the olive branches may fit any head (hit season will be different. From the time he was in knee- points to win by a landslide over Oviedo'* vanity baaetaallera to They're terrific when they're on with two more bowling sessions pants, Cary was stroking a golf ball Eustis and Tavaras. the cleaner* yeiterdey after- top, but once they have been up* before the completion of .the sea at a Memphis Country Club in whic , noon on the Seminole prictlee lot they are said to stait dying. son. Dcspita the terrific speedster his family had membership. field 7*4. Jim McWother, Eustls could ac­ The bottom teams of the league Thia could be the chan.-e Sanford At 12. he won his first title, a cumulate only 62Vk points a g a i n s t TALLAHASSEE fSpeclal)-B obL. C. Smith worked the firat is waiting for. A win tonight and showed surprising power last week. four Inning* on the mound for a crack at Cocoa ThuraJay after­ Welbolt Camera Shop took two out by Dodd, coach of Georgia Tech’s junior golf championship. His vic­ tha firtd up Semlnoles who show­ the Seminole and toppleed eeven noon could aplit the O.-ange licit o f three games and ran their fifth Gator Bowl football champions, tory in the Tennessee High School ed from the early beginning of place record to 13-26 an excellent was added to the list of outstand­ Championship at 16 marked the the meet that they would not be man wKh strike out* Startig Conference race wida open. a little shaky Smith galsed con­ Dave Laude said this morning showing for a rew team. And So ing coaches who will headline beginning o f a long winning aprcc denied. fidence after the fln t Inning and (hat Eddie Barbour would gat the mlnole Dry Cleaners also tallied Florida Stale University's annual In amateur contests. The Semlnolea turned an unoptlThen, In (our consecutive years fanned two men In each inning nod for aUrtlng mound duly, two wins and ran their record lo Coach of tho Y ear" clinic here mistlc season into an optimistic from 1940 to 1913, Middkcofl nail­ that followed. "I think he’s In shape," Laud# said 9 30 These two teams are really Jure 14-15. one yesterday afternoon nnd Tennessee State Dodd Joins Bud Wilkinson, coicli ed down the made the thundering warriors an­ Out o f shape, Smith began to "and if ha Is, Ha'll be as strong hitting the pins hard and especial Championship for amateurs. of Oklahoma's unbeaten national gle their tommyhawk* for New tire after the fourth and Cecil as a bull. For five innings he laced ly In the last two weeks. They will Graduating from Tennessee den­ Dend ridge did relief duty that them down the middle against have to bowl it out next week with champion Sooner*, and Bowden Smyrna Beach when the two tal school in 1943, the young star wa* impretfive. With a 5-3 load Edgewater and they never saw two of the top team*, and It may Wyatt of Tennessee on the clinic school! meet In a dual-meet to­ entered the U.S. Army faculty. mean Ihc upsetting of the perver when he took to the mound, Dan- them. Wa'ra looking for the same morrow afternoon on the cinders A surprise amateur entry in tha FSU Football Director Tom dridge showed good form and nice thing for all seven Inning* to­ bial apple cart for one of the more behind Seminole High School. Nugent said ho would add the 1913 North and South Open, while aiplring trams. speed. He fanned four in the Inst night." Harold Bing still holds high game name of another famous coach to oi. Army leave, MlddleeofLdcfeatLaud* said that Barbour was al three Inning* o f play. the list shortly. Nugert said the ed a battery of professionals and three major tournamants. It was a good day for the Semi moat over-keyed. "H e was set to on the league, which Is a 233 and The golfing whiz returned to the clinic Is "shaping up a* the best became tre first amateur to win In Hal Gilstrap came very close last pilch Friday night and the game noles. .Every man saw mtinn on limelight in 1933. Winning six the tourney's 44-year history. In history." week when he hit a nice 233. El the JV team and some valuable was rained out. lls's sharp as a Turning pro in 1947, his subse­ national matches in 1933, MiddleThe clinic Is named in honor of |cn Betts had a 213, Bill Hartwlck experience we* picked up by recti rasor now and I think hell be more and Larva both howled 180’s, F. Florida's high school coach of the quent performance proved to be a coffs brilliant play in the Mas­ men. Most of the action w n from than ready to open fire." Senn hid a 179 and Al Wlmmer year as selected annually by a poll steady climb to golfing greatness. ters and the Cavalcade c f Golf O s mound and the Seminole l-*ude said that Barbour was a* o f the state's high school cogchei. Ills success soon was a matter of that year was heralded as the hit a 177. strength at the piate gavo tho strong a* any pitcher to Uke the Nick Kotys of unbeaten Coral public record. The highlights o f sports sensation of the year. It Icoks like Gilstrap was top players confidence. Only four mound at Sanford, to his knowing. Last season. Middlecoff's vic­ Gables High School Is the honored his professional career run as fol­ errors were committed bf tha "A t first he was a little erratic bowler last week as he hit a high tories In tha U.S. National Open coach this year and will serve lows: three game serks of 367, but Jim Seminole* for the game. due to Inexperience." Laude said, In 1947 and 1948 he won three and two other matches threw his with the college coaches on the The Seminole* were opportunis­ ■'but I think he's just about ready Maloney still holds an unbeaten tourneys. Including the Miami Four gross earning over $200,000 after clinic staff. high series of 378. tic enough to take advantage of to hit his top stride now. Tonight a 10-year stint professional golf Some 600 are expected to attend Ball and the Charlotte Open. Ellen Brits had a nice scries of Oviedo's early season mistakes could be the beginning of his MlddlecoH’ s best sca on follow­ ing. the three-day clinic. This Is re313, Al Wimmer had a 478, Dill and turned six hits into seven peak.” Middlecoff* best season finan Hartwlck a 439, Larva a 441, and portdly one of the largest turn ed in 1949 when he won seven tour­ runs with the help of 10 walks. Lauda said that Cecil Dandridge outs for a clinic of this sort in naments, with the U.Jfc National daily was 1933 when his Income F. Senn had a 430. Smith allowed only one hit for would be behind the plate tonlgrl, seared to $39,567. His second and Open heading the victorysrostcr. Powell's hit a high team tingle the nation. his four Innings; Dandridge allow. BUI Tyre would be at first Doyle Continuing at a championship third best searons were 1932: $30,About 300 attended last year of 888 last week that beat out the <d only two. Corley at second, David Bramictt when Tom Teriy of Aubttrndsle! clip, he captured eleven tourneys 881; and 1936: $27,332. The Semlnolcs stole four bases at short slop, Bonnie Buss! at previous high of 848 held by San High was voted Coach o f the in tho next two years, five in 1956 Many sports writers and golfing ford Bowling Alley. Powell's alio against the Lions from Oviedo. third, Ken McMurray at left field, experts feel that Middlecoff wilt year. ar.it six in 1931 had high tram series last week But they camo out on the short rnd Johnny Ycacklo at renter field, and ---------------------------Sliding back lo four key firsts become an even greater player of the stolen bias part of >11 game team captain Brantley Schirard In which was a 2400. This leaves Ssn Glaucoma, a serious eye disease in 1932, Middlecoff was hamstrung and possibly the number one bread ford Bowling Alky out o f the run as Oviedo swiped 10, one of them right field. ning for the time being since Har causes about 14 per cent of all by hip injuries in 1933 and 1931 ‘winner In the history of professionsecousting for a run, when he came out tops in only al golfing. Lauda reaffirmed his statement vcy's Plumbing hit a 2332 last blindness. !t It E made yesterday that, "With a break week giving them high team three Oviedo 010 200 1 1 3 3 we could win this conference title." on the league. Sanford JV 032 020 X 7 5 I As far back as has been traced Ellen Betts, Dot Powell, and Lit so far, no team has been In the lian Donat rold high averages for top three positions in the tcum the women—136-149-142 respect the first year in the conference. ivcly. But roach luiudo has ideas for Bing, 103, Maluney, 102, Cook his team, "We're hot now, our loo, hold high averages for over spirit and enthusiasm is goal, and 2'3 o f the games for the men. wo keyed up for these nest two This week Welbolt Camera shop TALLAHASSEE (Special) gsnics. With Just n decent bra'iej tangles with top place Powell Florida State University Football we'll stand thia conference up on Office Supply, Seminole Dry Director Tom Nugent today an­ Its ear." Cleaners dues battle with Clyde' nounced Charlie LaPradd, form­ Sanford Is one o f the smallest Grill, and Sanford Bowling Alky er Univarslty of FlorbU All schools in the Orange Belt Conner. tingles with Harvey’s Plumbing American, will Join tha FSU staff enrt. Bowling time i* 8 pun. on Thuri as full-time coach July 1. day evening. LaPradd has been serving as a graduate assistant with the Minnesota was the nation's Seminole* during the past year, number two h o n e y-proiitcing concentrating most of his work on state in 1930, with a total pro­ the freshman team. duction of 19,110,000 pmn.lc of He will replace line coach Vau­ honey. ghan Mancha who leaves FSU July I to join the Columbia Uni­ Hedges should lx! plum'd with versity staff tile lop narni'vrr than th-s butLaPradd won All America hon­ t- m in order to i .i/i all side cf the ors as a tackle at the University a< (gj sunlight. of Florida in 1933. He is generalflreat UofF player* of all time. In announcing the pending apfolntment of LaPradd, Nugent commented: \ ''u n P roof Champion 4-door triton, one o j SO iUuiltbaktr-Paekard models “ I have been Impressed with 'blU-.C |,4liU LaPradd’* work since he joined us last fall. Hia work with the freshmen stamps him a« a very Studebaker-Packard offers complete lines of sports cars, station bright coaching prospect." Under I.aPradd, Coach Paul wagons and sedans—20 different model* carefully built...attractively Odom and graduate assistant and competitively priced. Only Studcbaker-Packard offers a built-in 1009 v lS l4 Hsrb Hughes, the FSU freshman team lost only one of six games Supercharger, Luxury-Level Ride . . . and Twin Traction, with drive last fall— that to a powerful Egh on \ t power at both rear wheels. Craftsmanship make* the big difference! See lin AFB team led by former Georgia All America, Zeke Brafor yourself—at your dealer's today. kowskl. They whipped the University •t Miami, 15.14. SPORTS Seminoles Take On 2nd Plac$ Cocoa Tonight j| .r uf f J Powell's Appears To Have First Place Cinched M. llite, J. L. Marklum. A . E. GaoB. M. CaoU, R. J. Wray, W . M. Bogg*. C. E. Clemmen, a s f 1 8. Higginbotham. (Seated) John Angel. Mr*. M. Caolo, W . B. K «ie» and Jim Brow a. Middlecoff Grew Track Team Makes 100 Points Up With Golf Club To Win M eet By Landslide SHS JVs Take Oviedo Varsity To Cleaners 7*4 'Coach Of Year’ Clinic In June —tima; :63.6 180 Low Hurdles: Byrd (S ), Lit* tie (S ), Saunders (E ), Allred (S ) Time; :23.5 880 Run: Mulder (E ), Merry (IW McRay (T), McCoy (S )— time; 2:19.6 Sprint Medley Relay; Sanford, Eustls— time; 2:17.2 220 yd. Dash: McWother (E ), Byrd (S ), Collins (S ), Stanley (S )—time; :25.5 Mile R**sy Sanford, Eustls — time; 3:56.2 Shot Put: (Giles (S ), SchimnI (S ), Tyre (S), Purcell ( T ) - D i # tance; 41' 6" Discus Throw: Scott S ), Smith (E ), Giles (S ), Little (S )- D is tance; 119’ 9" Broad Jump: Nance (SI, Byrd (S ) . Collins (S). McWother (E ) — Distance 19’ 8" Foie Vault: Mathicux (S ), MeKibbin (S ), St. John (E l and Watts (T) Watts (T) ^ High Jump: Nance (S ) n r ^ (T ) , Tyre (S ), Merry ( E l Height; 3' 3" This Is only the second track season for the Semlnoles and '-heJ have shown a stem determination to make a winning season of It. So far they have won two duals, one trl-school, and have taken se­ cond in their other two tri-aehools fivm the determination in the expression of the speedsters when they talked about tomorrow’s meet with New Smyrna Beach it seems that the Semlnoles are a* bout to add another victory to their list. Sanford won 10 of the 15 events yesterday, Including all three relays. 120 High Hurdles: Little (S ), Sounder* (E ), Smith (T ) Harper (E )— time: :19.0. 100 Yd. Dash: McWhother (E ), N a n ce ''(S ), Marsh (T ), Boring (E )—time; :10.7 880 Relay: Sanford, Eustis— time 1:42.0 Mile Run: Gilmore (E ), Busk — time; 5:26.5 (T ). Houser (E ). Middleton (S) 410 yd. Run: McWother (E ), Tamny (S), Marsh (T ), Rich (E ) Start early to do your Spring Clean* up...Painlup and Fix-up. LaPradd To Join FSU Coaching Staff July 1 3 STATE FARM INSURANCE V W ° 'U Servlet la our Motto. Mel&ch llldg. SANFORD PHONE 1136 IRVING I. PRYOR. REP S E N K A R IK tfh u te jU au . / *■/IcnOmruuAyt esm sff i u t S Glass and Paint Co. Your Color 112-114 Phone p iT T r.-v in n H p a w it * Headquarters W. 2nd SI. No. FA 2-1622 v aivtrti (5) SANFORD MOTOR CO. Inc. tin ustta 1001 S. Sanford Ave. Dial FA 2-4382 iJSSX U N IT E D LU M B E R CO. H i E v e r y t h in g Y o u N e e d LUM BER PLYWOOD FLOORING ROOFING SCREEN All WIRE type* and kinds. Standard width*. 8AKRKTB Scientifically mix ed for best re­ sult*. Needs only the addition of water. PAINT PLYWOOD All Types LUMBER and Sizes. Easy Budget Terms ROOFING On Most Purchases Studebaker-Packard coaroiA T iS R INIWaSMC! SimU.- - Plans • Materials • Contractors n iie d • Financing i i LUMBER COMPANY j 8th STREET & FRENCH AVE ••• | I’ h. FA..2.4 162 �THE SANFORD H ERALD DoeUe Qalek Deeeeft Take Pride In Polka Dots fo, T o w . April 9. 19S7 Page 7 Leg of Lamb Made Fancy Three Festive Desserts Additional Society Short cut ihortcskse are srow* derfully easy to atsembls. Sim* ply buy those little sponge-eeko shells you find at your f toew y store suggests home ecoaemlat Beatrice Cooke, fill them with almond candy ice cream, sad top with your favorlts fruit. If you don’t have Ice cream on band, put a peach half In the center o f the ehell and top with peppermint flavored whipped cream. T lm o d is a h J h h ! JACKY FENWICK The AdminUtration Depart* ment at the Naval Air Station, had a party t:day at Mullet Lake. Haven't the detail* as yet, tMit will try to let you know what went on. It wai for the wives and nJU D A) chlldreh at well, this time, and The Pilot Club wm hold its also the civilian workers in that tegular business meeting at 5 department. p.m. at the Yacht Club. The board And tonight, at the C.I'.O. Club, the Fleet Reserve Assoc­ will meet at 7:30 p.u». The State Baptist W. M. U. iation will hold an election of officers. This starts at 8:00 p. meeting will be held In Gaines­ m. so if you're Involved, be sure ville, April 9-10. and make It on time! The Brownie Scouts of thu Well, I did my part and now First Presbyterian Church will It's up to all of YOU!I The boxes meet in the Youth Building at for the E, M. Club “ NAME 3 p.m. Contest are out and the cards The Pioneera of the First Pres­ are In place, for you to enter the names you choose!! One box byterian Church will meet for !f at the E. M. Club and tho ot­ fellowship and recreation in the her one is at the Navy Exchange. Youth Building from G p.m. Remember, the prize for each through 8 p.m. name will be a $10 gift certifi­ Tuesday cate to be used at the Navy Ex­ SLIGHTLY FITTED gray, The Sanford Junior High change. Il'a open to all enlisted white and black Linton tweed School P-TA will meet *t 8 p.m. personnel and their wives, so coat ts from Davtdow’s spring every one can have a share In it! a: the school. There will be collection. Four pocket flaps of officers. Ray­ are symmetrically placed above The more entries there are, the nomination burn Milwcc will speak on "The and below the waistline. Slit better the chances are that good Immediate Plans for Sanford aleeves are buttoned and turned appropriate names will be choSchools.” back for narrow, flared cuffs. sen, so enter right away! And The Woman's Bible Class of don't forget the dance at the E. M. Club, on April 19, at which the First Baptist Church will meet at 3 p.m. with Mrs. E. S. Bi>ach speak on hibiscus. the winner, (or winners) will b* Rocker,' 1310 Park Ave. Hostess­ The Dirt Gardeners Circle will announced. es will be group six. meet at the homo of Mrs. Harry Most o f you have already The Anna Miller Circle will Cushing at Loch Arbor at 10 a. heard lhat there will be no "Mrs. hold installation of officers at 8 m. Members will please note U. S. N avy" contest for 1957 p.m. at the Elks Club. change in date. The program will However, it’s almost certain The W.M.S.Circle of the Elder include a speaker, Mrs. [tilth that this will be revived in 1958* Springs Baptist Chapel will meet Gallagher. Her topic will be “ The There will also be a "Mrs. U. S. at 3 p.m. Gardens and Flower Arrange­ Marine Corps" contest at that time The Sanford Unity Class will ments of Williamsburg." Host­ Don’t know how many entered meet at the Valdez Hotel at 8 p. esses for the program include, from this area last time, hut 1 m. with the Rev. Josephine Mr. Jean S. Adams, Mrs. E. S. for one, am hoping there will be Stuckie, teacher. The public is McCall and Mrs. W. D. Gardin­ more Interest shown next year. cordially invited to attend the er. I know that a lot of people classes. The Ladica Aid of tho Lutheran did a lot o f things over the week The business women’s Circle of Churrh of the Redeemer will hold end, but you could never prove It Lake Mary Community Church its monthly meeting this Thurs­ by me! I know what I d!d, hut will meet at the home o f Mrs. day in observance of Holy Week. that's about all. After getting Linden on Seminole Dr. at 8 p. Hostesses arc scheduled to be all dressed up for Sunday School, m. Mrs. Joe Meisch and Mrs, Henry it was nice to come home and Thurston. All newcomers am inWEDNESDAY change Into a bathing suit and vitid to attend this meeting. The Plantation Estates Glee go swimming! We headed for Club of DeBary will meet at 7:30 The Hcmrrocallis Circle o f the j Sanlando Springs, as the boys p.m, at the Mansion under Garden Club v.ill meet at lha | and their father prefer a pool the direction of Mrs. Harry home o f Mis.-cs Laura and Edna and a diving board! Jim and Whitaker with Laura Platt Chittenden, 1604 Palmetto Ave. Joan Greenwood, (V.A.H. 5's Brown as accompanist. There at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. J. D. Chittend­ newlyweds,) went along too. will be a short business meeting en and Miss Bess Jones will be What with the chasing, scolding, conducted by Henry Wood, pres­ co-hostess. Mrs. T. J. Gallagher worrying, and general confusion ident, followed by a social hour will be the speaker and will show slides on garden and floral arthat Is usually present when we with refreshments. Prayer meeting will be held at rangements of Winchester, Va. go anywhere with our young­ 3 3 ch member is requested to sters, we might be doing a lot 7:3Q p.m. at the First Baptist towards discouraging them! They Chuach with the Youth o f the bring a small plant for the plant sale. were over Saturday evening, and Church in charge. At 8:15 p.m. The Grammar School P-TA Sunday School workers’ confer, I made a couple o f my "pet" will meet at the school at 8 p pizzas, which I'll have to show ence will be held. Prayer Service will be held at m There will nomination o f o f­ Jo«n how to make, as they're still quite new to her! (She's the Eider Springs Baptist Chspel ficers. The subject discussed with each child's teacher will be at 7:30 p.m. English you know!) The Girl Scouts of the First "Science and Social Studies." Want to congratulate Reginald The Junior Choir of the First Brown, a chief in V.A.H. 5, up Presbyterian Church, Troop No. Presbyterian Church will meet On passing his state exam to 149, will meet at 3:30 p.m. at for rehearsal and flilowihip at the Church. become a licensed real estate 3:43 p.m. at the Church. The Senior High Fellowship broker! I understand he’ s set up The Youth Choir of tho First an office in his home, and hopes o f the First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church will meet for to build this into a business will meet at the Church at 7 i rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. at the for his retirement years. That p.m. for recreation. The Mid-Week Bible Hour o f tho Church Isn't too far off, a* he only hal The Deacons of the First Pres­ about two more to go! Chief First Presbyterian Church will be byterian Church will meet in the eoqduded by the pastor, Rev. A. Brown and his family reside at Session Room at 7; 15 p.m. G. Mclnnis, at 7:30 p.m. 400 Rosalia Drive. (I forgot to The Chancel Choir of the First mention that hi* is the smiling Presbyterian Church will re­ face that greets you at the hearse at 7:30 p.m. at the Church. Dependents Clinic at the Air Installation of the officers of Station!!!) tho Ladies’ Oriental Shrine will I’m. the “ family chauffeur” to b« held at 6:30 p.m. at tho day, which mranj that I must Shrine Club. The service is open now leave to pick up my husband to Jhe public. Reservations will at the hellfield, where I hope be open till April 10. For Reser V. A.H. 5 is in the process of vatlons call Mra. Hubert Pierce. winnirg another ball-game. So KA 2 2081 or Mrs J. A. Howard, 2-3767. All Shrincrs and far they haven’t lost this y*»r FA but from previous experiences, on wives cspcciaUy invited. previous teams, in other squad THURSDAY rone, life Isn’ t worth living when The First Baptist Church Train­ they do lose! ing Union will have a supper at I’m merety trying to fill up 3:30 p.m. space so this won't appear as em­ Tho Sanford Home Demonstra­ pty as it Is! Which is why the tion Club will meet at lha Coun­ reading matter may not appear cil Center, Genvea and 33th St. y* witty and Informative a* it at 2 p.m. with Mr*. C. M. Flow­ should he. But Ilfs is full o f such ers as hostess Mrs. R. F. Rochlk little “ ups and downs” , and we 1will demnntrate a casserole must “ grin and bear it” ! I know dish. that this doesn’t make much sense The Central Circle Garden Club but neither does the fact that I will meet at Mrs. Zeb Ratliffs, write a Navy column, for Navy 1808 Park Ave. at 9:30 to go in people, in a Navy town, and ixnY a group to Mrs. Benson’s home find anything to write about! on South Sanford Ave. to hear “ Nuff said” !!! Mrs. Attwood Teagla of Daytona Household Hints By United Press When knives and other cutlery need scouring, use e cork dipped In scouring power. Spring touch for meringue* is to polka dot them with monels of aeml-aweet chocolate. You will be proud to serve this trio o f de*. •erta made from one basic recipe. Fill the polka dot meringues with chocolate and vanilla Ice cream to comptcto the chocolate and whit* acheme. Semi-sweet chocolate morsel* are blended Into the meringue mixture before baking. Aa the morsel* remain whole even aitcr baking, the finished meringues are studded with small nugget* o f delicious chocolate. Using the same recipe, you can make a large meringue shell to fill with ico cream or six individual meringue shells, or three dozen polka dotted meringuettes ts accompany ice cream. Chocolate I’olka Dot Meringues 3 egg white* *- cup sugar U teaspoon cream of tartar !i 6-ox. package (U cup) Is teaspoon salt semi-sweet chocolate morsels Beat egg white* until foamy; add cream of tartar and salt; beat wntlj stiff but not dry. Add sugar gradually, beating until very ■tiff. Fold in cun of tho aemi-aweet chocolate morsel*. Cover baking ahect with heavy brown paper. For Individual or large meringue shell pile into 6 rounds, 3 Inchce in diameter, or 1 large round, 9 Inches in diameter. Make a depression in the center leaving an inch around tho aides. Sprinkle with remaining morsels. For mcringuette*. drop by tablespoon onto baking sheet. Sprinkle with remaining morsels. •Bake In very slow oven (275* F.) 40 minutes for meringuettes; 50 minutes for individual shells; l hour for large shell YIELD: 0 individual shells. 1 large shell, 8 dozen meringuettes. •Meringues may bo baked by this method: rreheat oven to (450* F .). llace meringues in oven; turn off heat; Leave at least 3 hours. bing a Spring Song with Citrus In the spring a young woman's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of slimming down, doesn’t it—in order, of course, to meet the conditions of the original rhyme! Nothing fits this good thought better than salads which furnish plenty of nutrient* and few calories. The grapefruit In season now aro so sweet no one will ever miss sugar, and tho Valencia oranges which Florida harvests this time of year are easy to section and seedless, so they’ro Ideal for salads. Add cottage cheese, cool cucumber slirrs, scallions and radishes for color and crunchy eating, nnd a tangy low-ralori* French dressing. Save your grapefruit shells to make pretty little flower holders. Low-Calorie French Dressing Blend *i cup water and 2 teaspoons cornstarch; cook, stirring constantly until thickened. Itemove from heat; add la cup Florida grapefruit Juice.. 2 tablespoons salad oil, \ teaspoon salt, 11* teaspoons sugar, Is teaspoon each paprika and dry mustard, U teaspoon Tabasco nnd 't rup catsup; bent until smooth. Add peeled clovo ef garlic. Shako before using. YIELD: 1U cup*. Only 5 more days! Enjoy Freezer living with this new Deluxe WESTINGHOUSE FREEZER! h- t Near P. O. *22 399-95 ★ Four Quick-Freeze Shelves! ★ Three Dig Reach-la Food Compartments up topi ★ Only 32* wide! Saves spare! ★ Guard L ite! Interior Light! tiring or hare your Doctor NHdlMlON DIUGS telephone your next pre- Brand new 1937 model UK-11 Easy dessert . . . combine touch, serve In fruit cups, topped thawed frosen pineapple chunks and strawberries. For an extra with small scoops o f lime sherbet. 200 N. 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If t h e y ba living , and If dead their g n k a o w a a p o u s . aa. balra. devlteea grant* aea. cred itor. . aueceeaora. aa* algnaea, truataea aad o t h e r partlaa c l a i m i n g by. t h r o u g h , undar o r agalnat the f o l l o w * Ing na med nereona w h o ara dereaeed: V IC T O R It 8 T A R ­ BI,'CK a n d LAWRENCE F R A N K E L MORAN (8 R ) and If S O P H I E R HAINES, f o r ­ merly S O P H I E B C R O O K . BTON. and H ARRIS ON II. HAINES, har huaband. nr e l th*r o f them be dareaaod. tha Unknown apnuaea. halra, d evlecea. eredlt ora, auereaaora, aaalgneea trueteea. and ot her partlea rlalm ln g . by, t h r o u g h , under nr agaln at them nr either o f t h e m : and any and all partlea h a v in g nr r l a l m ­ ln g any right, title o r Inter­ val In and to tho-e c e r t a in landa Inrated, altuate and b e ­ ing In 8 » m ln o I e County. F l o r ­ ida t o . w i t : _ North O n e - h a lf ( N ' t l o f the Nnrthaaet qu ar ter of the Nnrthweat qu ar ter o f S * r . tlnn Nine (SI. T o w n e h ln T w enty-one (ID . Smith, R ange T h i r t r - n n e ( I D Eaat Ton. nnd each o f you, are h er eby nn*|f|*d that a atilt In equity hne been brough t agaln at you b y T2 F W A R D JR and W. A. W A n n . i n . In the C ir cu it Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and fnt Seminole C oun ty. Florida, anil y ou are hereby eummnned, order ed a n d required to file your written a n ew er or defenaee to the C o m p la in t filed herein ag aln at you In tha a b o v e entitled cauaa In the o f f i c e o f the Clerk o f tha Circuit C o u r t In and fo r Se min ole County, F l o r Ida at hla o f f i c e In the Court llnu ae In Hanford. F lorid a, on or b e f o r e tha Sth day o f May, A D., HIT, and to aerve a r o p y o f eurti a n ewar or defenaea upon (1RASON A D L A N KN E R. P la in t iff. ' attn rneva herein, w h oa e addreea la 27 Eaat Central Avenne. Orlando. Florida on nr b e f o r e eald dat a na required by the law a o f F l o r id a and the ISSt F lo r id a Itulra o f C iv il Procedure. If y ou fall to d o eo, a Decree Pro C on fee ao will ba e n ­ tered agalntt y ou f o r the r e lie f d e ­ manded In the C omplain t Ton are f u r t h e r notified that the nature o f aald autt la to Quiet the Title to eald p rop er ty In ItON AL tl D. HAST EN, et u*. and C H A R L E S M A8T EN et u i . T he name o f the Court In whl.-h thla autt hae been Inatltuted la C i r ­ cuit Court Ninth Judical Circu it Seminole C oun ty, Florid a, and the abbreviated title o f thla cane la n F WARD. JR.. and W, A. W A R D JR. Plalntlffe. va SOP H I B II IIAINES. form erly SOPMIE II CROOKHTON. and H A R ­ RISON If H AIN ES, her huaband, et at. Defendanta It la hereby o n l - r e d that thla O r ­ d er and Notice ehall he ptihllehed once a w*ek f o r fo u r ( D conaaetttlve weeka In the Hanford Herald, a new epa per publlehed In S an fo rd, Hc m lnoL County, Florida, and h a y ­ i n g a general c irc u la tio n In S e m i­ nole C,.unty F lorid a W ITNESS m y ha nd aa Cl«rk o f aald Circuit Court o f 8-m lnoU County. Flori d a, and the ec.nl o f eald Court at San ford. S em in ole County. Florida, on the Ird d a y o f April, A . D.. 1S57. O P. Hernd on Clerk o f the Circuit C ou r t Seminole C ou n ty Florid a R r Aria J f.undqulat Deputy CI.r k L. W m . \ N K N E R o f ORASON A RLANKNEII AHorneva fo r P D Intlff e 27 Eaat Central A v-nue Drtnndo. Flori d a I t T H E C H U T IT COURT, A 1 VI II JUDD I I I . ( IIICI IT OF Ul t i m o \ I t A .t l l F ill! n E M I t l l l . E C O l 'A T T C IlA .ttE Itt to P ill ANNA M. B A R N E S P la in t if f -va- WARD K. B A R N E S 1 Defendant NOTICE TO D E F E ND THE STATE O F FI-Olt lDA TO W A R D E BA ItN ES. whoaa p lace o f residence le u n k n o w n : A S w or n C o m p la in t ha vin g been filed ugalnet y ou In the C ircu it Court In and f o r Se min ole C o u n ty , Florida, I n .C h a n c e r y , the ehort t i ­ tle o f eald a c t io n being Anna M. Rarnee, Plaintiff , ye. W ent E. Rarnee. D efenda nt , where in the r e ­ lief B o u g h t le e d ecr ee o f d ivor c e, end en aw a rd o f the D efe n d a n t s entire Interrat In and to c e rt a in real relate allu ate lying end b e ­ ing In the C o u n t y o f Seminole, Slate o f Florida, lo -w it , laite 51:, and 127 o f tha t o w n o f L o a g w o o I a c c o r d in g l o H a t n o o k I. Pagea 11-21. Public R ec ord a o f Se min ole Coun ty. Florida. Three nr*.elite ar e In rauee and require yo u l o file your wr itten defenaee If an y. l o Ihe C omplain t filed herein, and In eerva a c o p y t h er eof upon P l a l n t l f f e a tto r n ey on o r before the 2 !th day o f April, A D . D57, olher wlee a D e c r e e Pro Conf eeao w ill he en tered agaln at y ou and tha ceuee p roc eed eg parte W IT NE SS m y hand end the o f flc lel eeal et San ford. Se min ole Coun ty, Florida, thla 25th day o f March A D 1117. O P Herndon Clerk o f the Circuit C ourt, Se min ole C oun ty . Florida (O fficial Seal I (IORDON V. F R E D E R I C K Attorney F o r P la in t iff lo t North P ark A v e n u e Hanford. Flori d a IN T H E Cl It f t IT COURT, NIN TH JU DIC IA L t ' l l l l ' I T T IN ANII F O R PEMINOI.M COUNTY. F L O R I D A . IN t'H %Nt’ KIl V Nil. t»US NOTICE O F SUIT JOK BENSON nAKER and JEAN O'NEAL B A K E R hie w ife . Plalntlffe, AAR ON CLOUD et at. Defendanta. S T A T E O F F L O R I D A TO: A A R O N CLOUD If alive, hla u n kow n apouee If married, and If dead tit r e s p e c ­ tive u n k n o w n heirs. devleee l e g a teee and granteea o f the eald A A ­ RON CLOUD; J. A. M ACD ONALD nnd M A R T A. MACDONALD, hit w ife If alive, en d If d e a d .'t h e r e epectlve un k n ow n helra. devlteea. legete ee and g r a n t eea o f the eald J A. M ACD ONALD end M A R T A MACD ONALD. Me w I f e; C H A R L E S GOO D L O W EVANS, e l t o k n o w n aa C. O. E VANS d e•eaeed, end the reepectlve u n k n o w n hetre, ri-vleeea. legateee and g r a n t - I (J I »t*e*i 0*1c e THE OLD HOME TOW N ■ By STANLEY Cancer Institute Plans Expansion Plan* to greatly expand Ui service to all Florida in the fight agalnat the world’s dreaded dis­ ease were announced today along with a building fund campaign to virtually quadruple the *ize of the caner institute at Miami. Charlea L. Sykes, Miami insur­ ance man and president of the institute, said the goal of tha cam­ paign ii $062,000, with pledges payable over a three-year period. It Is anticipated that this goal will enable the Institute to take care of ita expansion needs over the next five years. "This ia one of thvose rare cam­ paigns where every penny raised in Florida atays right here in Florida,” said Sykes. "We can be proud that we have one of the world's leading cancer cytology centers right here in Florida, and we must realiie that when we con­ tribute to its expansion, we are very possibly contributing to an exppansion of our own lifo expec­ tancy.” Dr. J. Ernest Ayre, director of the cancer institute at Miami, is a pioneer In the field of cancer c y . cytology center of its own. The tologjr. This science has now de­ Zenith center mails all its teste veloped to a point where a mass to the Miami institute for diagno-| screening of American women,' sis. with the scientific know how al-j Sykes said a chairman and cam­ ready on hand, would eliminate paign committee for the building deaths from uterine cancer—a can- ' fund will be announced "in Ihe cer which kills 26,000 women a near future." year. While primarily effective at this time in uterine cancer, cytology is showing great signs of being equal­ ly effected in detecting cancer of the throat, stomach, lungs and prostrate. So widespread is the fame of the canear Institute at Miami, Sykes said, that tha Zenith Radio Cor-! poration ha, recently established a *<a o f (ho . a i d C U A IU -E S UUOU4 .0 IV t2V ASS. * U o k n o w n .»* (J U. K V A S * ; I D A 4J1U MI-fc-Y, 1C ttllvt* h«r u n k n o w n sp ou se If m»rrl"tl. Mini 11 iiro'l (its resp ectiv e u n know n heirs, <l«vise«H, leg-t ier* Mill g r a n t ­ ees ol the let Pi IDA tillt -MleUY. CHARLES ttTKATUN UltUMLKY. -aIso k n o w n *s C H llrurnley, if alive, his u n k n o w n sp ou se lr married an I If 'lead, the u n k n o w n hairs tie virtues, U g a t ers and g r a n t •rs ui the Raid C I I A I tL K * ttTKA­ TUN IIUU.MLLY, al so know n as C d HKLMLKY. .MAIltE LOUIHK I’ llINULK If alive, her u n k ow n sp ouss If married, uml If dead, the r esp ectiv e u n k n ow n hetre devisees, legatee* anil g r i D ( H f Ol the said M A R IK leOUlHK U ltl N U L L ; MUSKeS K. IsKVY and JO.SKI'll M. A ltULUo.NDA. If alive, their r e s p e c ­ tive u n k n o w n sp ou se s If married and If dead, the resp ectiv e u n ­ kn o w n heirs, dsvlser s, legatees and grant*** o f the aald MUriK.H K LKVY a n I JOBMPII M. A R R K D O N l»A; and an y and all persons c l a i m ­ ing any right, title o r Interest In and to the f o l l o w i n g dee<'rlt»#d Unit lying and bein g In Hemlnole C o u n ­ ty. F l o r id a to-wlt: l.ota J and & o f Kvan s T e r ­ race. Hanford. F lo rid a a c c o r d ­ ing to plat t h e r e o f recorded In I'lat (look S. p a g e 29 Public llecords o f Hemlnole County, TO LANCASTER-HEPBURN . HALMUS’ — THE RAINMAKER STARTS W EDNESDAY -The Academy Award SHOW < e • e You Will See The Years Rest Actor and Actress In Two (irral Motion Pictil'CS Ptorld«• You. and eerh o f y ou are herehv N Q Q lfld to ap pear and file, p e r ­ so n al ly o r by y ou r a t to r n e y with the t ' l t r k o f the ab ove .s ty led Court, y o u r written defenses. If any to the Hill T o Quiet Title filed herein sgaln st you In this C A U S A and to eerva a c o p y o f tha same o n Plaintiffs* at to rney, be­ low, on o r before the Jlt h day o f April. A. D IIS7 \V. C Hutchison Jr A ttorney f o r P laintiff s K d w a n ls llulMlng .Hanford, Flori d a O I* HKRNDO.V. Clerk o f the Circuit Court My K L nurdtclc D e p u t y Clerk fO T I t 'R CIIA.VCKUT NO 9 I K TO — J O H N P A TT E R S O N . It EH ID KN< ’ K— UN K NO W S in t h i : n a m e : o f t i i k state o f Fl o r i d a ORKKT IN OH YOU. JO H N PA T T K R 8 0 N . HRF KN DA N TM tKS PO ND AN T * IN THIS Hi:IT, A R R DKI.NtJ S U E D 11Y YOU II W IFE , M ATTIE PATTKRSO.V. P L A I N T I F F . IN DIV OR C E . IN TIIK C I R C U IT C O U It T. HKMINOLK COUNTY. NINTH C IR CUIT. S T A T E O F F L O R I D A . S I T U A T E A T HANFORD. Ft AIR I DA. YOU A R K R K Q U I R K D T O F I L E YOUR AN.HWF.lt OR OTVIKH PI ’ IDUVQ TO THIS SUIT IN TICK A B O V E NA M ED C O U R T ON O R B E F O R E M A T If. IfJ7, else a decree p ro confeeso w ill he entered agalast y o u and the case will p r o ­ ceed E X PA RTF! W it n e s s mV hand and se« l this 2nd day o f April. lfST. as Clerk o f the C I R C U I T COURT. NINTH c I R CUIT, SE MINOLE COUNTT. F L O R ­ IDA (SEALO P TTerndon C ircu it Court Clerk — by A r ia J I.und«|ultt D ep u t y Clerk KHMK A SHY ML1CAN (top) hides his pantry-site beak among his downy chest feathers at Bronx Zoo, New York, aa the photog­ rapher, Arthur Sasse, attempts to get a bird’s-eye view of spring. In contrast, a cassowary (bot­ tom) easts a mean look at alt comers. The native of Australia can kill a man with a wellplaced kick of those six-inch —urs co his powerful daws. o\jicPcuvc) ) ‘ RIDE-IN T H E A T R E NOW SI10W1NU STARTS 7:13 D uel os the M ississippi\ m m w an 1 ** i PATRICIAMEDtMA FEATURE — 7:31 — PLUS— cnuugu wrngwi RORY CALHOUN W TA H \ jg m g FEATURE — »:16 Only Every Tuesday Night at the Movielund Ride-In Theatre -CHIMIRE.N UNDER I ADMITTED FREE” p a — DCBOBAflKQH'TUIBSYMU .a it v m — SHOWS— J; ' �» , “ ■'X ■ * •* ■*•* A D WAN W H ERE M ORE PEO PLE DO MORE B U YIN G AND S E L L IN G ! CLASSIFIED INDEX -BROKERS and REALTORS -REAL ESTATE TOR SALE REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 French Ate. J. W. HALL, REALTOR 9 CARD of THANKS 1 LOST A FOUND X FOR RENT 3 REACH RENTALS 4 WANTED to RENT 5 BROKERS A REALTORS • REAL ESTATE for SALE 1 REAL ESTATE WANTED I MSCKLLANEOUT I MISCELLANEOUS 10 OFFICE EQUIPMENT _ 11 AUTOMOB1LES-TRA1LER5 T 12 BOATS A MOTORS 13 FARM SUPPLIES A 'MACHIN­ ERY 14 PETS-UVESTOCK SUPPUES (Poultry) 15 ARTICLES WANTED 14 P U C E S to EAT IT BEAUTY PARLORS II FEMALE HELP WANTED I f MALE HELP WANTED 20 MALE or FEMALE f t 21 WORK WANTED * 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 22A MONEY to LOAN 23 SPECIAL SERVICES 23A ROOFING A PLUM RING 2t PIANO SERVICES U ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS » INSURANCE •XT NOT1CES-PERSONALS 21 ARTICLES for SALE 29 FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD 3—FOR RENT For nice couple. Clean furnished Upstairs apt. Electric kitchen, private entrance. Dial FA 2-1077. Two duplex apartments, one bed­ room each. Furnished. $30.0:) per • month. 701 & 700 West 4th St. ; rhonc FA 2-3883 after 0 p.m. I bedroom home In Lake Msry on ' Palmetto Ave. Automatic hot water heater, G. K. refrigerut• or, electric range, automatic washer, lake privileges. In­ quire E. C. Hudason on Pal­ metto Ave. FA 2-3383. Ostesn— 3 room first floor * floor furnished apt. 3 room seeond floor furnished apt. Call FA 2-5771. Small apt. 112 Elm Ph. FA-2-0S78. Ray L. Kennedy. Associate Johnny Walker, Associate “ Call ilall" Phone FA 2-3641 Yours for prompt and aflicient Service Stenstrom Realty II. E. STENSTROM Registered Broker 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2120 WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU HOMES—3 and 4 b e d r o o m s . 1 4 2 baths. Completed and rsady for Immedi­ ate oeeupaney. Q room furnished apartment. 2300 Mellonvillo Avs. Email unfurnished F’ rench Ave. house, 1600 Furnished 2 bedroom apt. 213 W 16th. Ph. FA 2-5430. 2 room furnished cottage. Apply 2619 Orlando Dr. Hwy. 17 92 So. Room* $4.00 and up. Fisit Street. 120 West First floor, 2 room apt-, private entrance k bath. Electric A water furnished. Eldery couple or single person. 109 Holly. FA 2-2189. ___ 1 room completely furnished ground floor apt. Light* and cook­ ing facilities. Apply 313 Pal(M metto Avc. ___________ .1 room furnished apartment, in­ cluding utilities. $60. 107 W. 9th 3— BRDhtlfts and REALTORS Listings Needed— Service Families Waiting llltOWN REALTY Sanford Ave. at Rosalia FA 2-2538 >4 — 7 FOR RENT Store building approx. 540’ 3 bedroom unfurn. house. 2 baths, screened porch. 2 room apartment, funishej. 2 bedoorn house, Furn. Available April 15. KENNETH T.. SLACK KEG. REAL F.STVTE BROKER 100) E. nd Phone FA 20221 Consult A REALTOR Fir-t tCULLEN AND HARKEY 106 N. I’ erk Ave Ph FA 2-23S1 HIGHWAY UUSINESS I*HO­ PE RTY AND ACREAGE CHECK THESE 23 A— PLUMBING ING aad THE SANFORD HERAL D ROOF­ Plumbing. Kresty Heating 2$— FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD GOODS DAI LY M. G. HODGES STAR ATTRACTIONS AT THE BIG BARGAIN JUBILEE USED CAR SA LE taxations: Druid Park — Sanford Grove Manors — Sanford Valencia Villas — Deuand Whispering Oaka — Titusville Service on All Water Pumps— Wells Drilled — Pump* I’ aola Road, Phone FA 2 6037 1. Collide 4 . Plump 11. Chief city of Tonkin W E’VE G O T ’EM ~ PLUMBING- 12. Cor dan 13. Queer 14. Hurry 4. 5 and 6 drawer chest finished Contract and Repair Work in beautiful Salem Maple. Free Estimates M. L HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3383 Reg. $29.9-1 4-Dr. Chest 16.8S Reg. ™.9.> 6-Dr. Chest 27.98 Reg $ 19.93 6-Dr. Chest 37.88 15. Pronoun It. Describe vividly 18. Tangle* 20 High ran i 23. Muile not* 24. Burst* o f ch**ra 37. Sound, a j * hog SO Garden amphlbltrv Mather of Sanford 31. April 11 33 Roman weight 34 Hole S E M IN O L E ' COUNTY MOTORS ef * needle 35. Nimrod 3$. Vegetable* 41. Greek letttr *2. A Gorgon 45 Offer 48 Fruit of the oak 47 Degrade 4$. Hospital employ* V) Tear*, a* cloth $179.00 nous $199.00 ! $79.50 W -H K A U T ) C R O S S WO R D ACROSS 1956 Dodge 4 dr H-T $2593 1955 Bulck Riviera $1995 1955 Olda •§*’ 4 dr $1193 EASY TERMS 1954 Ford 2 dr $ 793 A. B. PETERSON 1934 Olds ‘88' 4 dr. $1493 Contracting k Repairs Broker Associates: A. B. Peter­ FHA In aervire and MIA financ­ 1954 Ply. 4 dr Auto-T $ 993 son Jr., P. J. Chciterson, Gar­ liK>7 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 6362 1953 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan $633 ing available. ____ _____ |203-209 E 1-6 St. I’h. F A 2-09S.) field Willetts, and R. W. Wil­ liams, A. C. Doudney, Land CERAMIC TILE SEE US TO D A Y ! Survtyor Paul F, Mueller A Son 116 N. Park Avc. Phone FA 2 6123 We ran qualify you for one ef ■ rre Estimate—Quality Wiek these homes in 30 minutes. You RIG VALUE? lluhy Spears, Mgr— FA 2-1353 ran start enjoying the home SEE THIS QUICK CREDIT while we process tha papers. Large modern three bedroom EASY IT! RMS CLARK home on large lot. Florida room Plumbing, Heating & Supply to . WILSOVMAIER and tile bath for aa low as $1,000. Me- and Used Farallure Contracting & Repairs Developed by • down. Balance like rent. '2619 Orlsndo Dr. Th. FA 2-2371 -111 K. First St.. Ph FA 2-5622 W. II. “ B lir STKMPER ODHAM & Highway 17 & 92 South Realtor — General Insuror ECHOIC SPRING SALK TUDOR, Inc. Guy AllenAssociate I’ Ll MIiI n G a SEPTIC TANKS 619 E. First St. Arletle Price. Associate I INSTALLATION A REPAIRS 9 IV. LIVING ROOM Reg. $239 00 Phone FA 2 4391 — 112 N. Park 21 Hour Service Cor. Hwy 17-92 It 27th St. Sofa Bed NOW 12— BOATS and MOTORS ARCHIE C. HARRIETT Phone FA 2-1301 Chair Thi* is n pass to the Movieland FA 2-5299 or FA 2-5751 BRAILEY ODHAM. Pr*a. JOHNSON MOTORS 2 Slop Tables Ride-in for Mrs. Dorothy Waits. SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 1 Coffee Table Exp. dato April 18. 1937. 21—PIANO SKItt II I: 2484 Sanford Ave. Th. FA 2-1592 2 I.snips 2 Pillows L. L- Sill — Plat.# Ttenmeian Terms ROSA L. RAYTON Your Kvlnrude Dealrr Phone FA 2-0229 Route 1. Sanford Thu Is a pass to the Prairie ROBSON SPORTING GOODS _________________ _______ Raliitared Real EsUta Broker S Pc. BEDROOM SUITE Lake Drive-In for Cv F itlii Ph. FA 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha 301 E. lit. Phone FA 2-51611PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Reg $272 00 Exp. data April IS. 1937. W I. HARMON Bookcase Red THE NEW IDEAL FOR CHILDREN I’ ll. FA 2 1277 Alter 5:00 p. m. Mr. A- Mrs. Drearer tA Now OW Large 3 bedroom CB home with GENEVA: Country home, two OLIVER OlTBO AItli .MOTORS Tilt Mirror I'owrrful—-Smooth—Quid story, ten rooms, furnished with tile bath, hardwood floors 23— ELECTRICAL SERVICES _________________________________ Crest of Drawers kitchen equipped. 2-csr garage, S-L-O-W TROLLING screened porch, carporte. Abeautiful landscaped yard, 233 EASY STARTING storage. Kitchen equipped, Ex­ FRIGIDAIRE appliances, aale I l? n5 ? 1 Prln,r„ 3l*, ‘ r*** foot frontage, near school. Call and service. G. H High. Oviedo I patching Jinx Spring Special Introductory Offer tra nice and clean. Terms SI400. Down — $12,100. Kla. Phene FO-6-.TU5 ’er San BONUS— 2 Pillow* 15 HP Full Shift Motor Geneva 2601 or write llox 30.t, t'lqn in Geneva for appointment. ford PAS-3883 after 6 p. m OZIER REALTY CO. Wrought Iron Bunk Reds Laura B. Oxter, Realtor WKSTKitN~ALTO -STORE Air Conditioning Complete with Mattrcssrs LOST LAKES ACRES Hazel M Field, Associate 214 E. First St. Ph. FA 2-4403 Electrical Contracting anil 2601 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2-5542 18 beautiful exmp or homo sites, NOW Repairs; Economical House 6-7 acres, with or without lake- 13* boat, 10 IIP motor. Inquire Wiring mid Repairs front. Near Paisley o ff Rt. 42. Monroe Curner, M n . Morris. Beal Estate Insurance It \NDAI.L ELECTRIC COMI*AN3 Write for brochure. Commercial Investments— Rentals l.>— AIM It I.K.S IV AN HUI | 12 Magnolia Dial EA 2-0915 KCIIOI.S BEDDING CO I.. M. "S T E W Prince Properly Management l or. 2nd A Magnolia. I’ h. FA 2 8.721 511 Center St., Eustis Used office derk. Ph. FA 2 0733. 23 “ Rl II.RING-ltKl’ AlltSRAYMOND M. BALL, "Bud llambenter, Mgr Phone Elgin 7-2305 . PAINTING Ere* Delivery. One lT.rse Farm Wagon with REALTOR Furn. 2 bedroom masonry home. rubber tires. Set of Single llat- I’ U hlK landing toC finishing PROFESSION A I, SERVICE Nolan Road. Ph. FA 2-2312. neaa. One or Two Horse Mow­ Meaning, waimg serving Snail Used furniture, appliance*, tool*. 8. I). Ilighlevman — Associate ing Slachine. Scoop. Also 5 GaitiKde county uace 19$4 ect. Bought sold. Larry's Mart. J UR CB home, large lot, nice 201 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 ed Saddle Horse, Write It. M. f1 M (•leaten. lake Mary 321 East First St.. Ph. FA 2-4132 location $9,950. $52.11 mo. 2128 Ilakstraw, Uox 1166, New Smy­ Yale. Cherry Ural Eatate Agency Ted Burner! rna Beach, Fla. nr Phone GASDial FA 2-9929—Notary for PAINTING SMS. - » k \i. e s t a t e w a n t e d " 1219 W. 13 St. Rear-Barber Shop 2601 Granview Phone FA 2 2978 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable for Winter Tourist. Private bath IF IT IS REAL ESTATE It ihowcr. Steam heat. Inquire ask Crumley A Montcith Manuel Jacobson across from at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4895 Post Office. Buy in Lake Mary and save • WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms M \JOB BROWN REALTY • private baths. 114 W. First St. Lake Mary, Florida Ph. Sanford FA 252.17 , * 3 bedroom furnished house. Dial FA 2-4205. 3-B.R., 2-Bath frame home with 200 ft. on beautiful lake, 2 acre* Clean furn. apt., 611 Park Avt. land. Price of $16,500 includes Efficiency Apt. Hi-way 17-92 So. most o f furnishing*. City Limits. Slumberland Court. 3 HR, 2-Bath modern masonry Nicely furnished five room garhome in excellent suburban sec­ * age apartment. Adult i only. tion, school bus at front door. Call FA 2-0838 or FA 2 0872. Priced below present market at C room unfurnished house. I’h. FA 2-6621, if no answer FA- 2-1266. ________________ II—AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS Television Radio PAID.OKS I. Dog* (kind) Burdened . Conjunctlon Thun Exclama­ tion of greeting Mr. Miutal Examina­ tion lurturn lug • Employ 10 Number 14 Sound of • goose 14. Figured fabric 17. Mulberry IP Entertain 20 Stop’ tnaut.) 21 ruh 22 Large worm l»ym ) 32 Amcrl* IS ran ostrich 34 Guido's low­ est note 37 Live 34. Travels 43 Old French coin by horseback 39 Pnckly en25 Close to velopea of 26 Borrowed fruit money* 27 To the rlghtt «n Serf 2$ Man's nick- 42 Equip with name men & 1 % T~ 4 • > II 44 Buzzing tO •1 |4 •s %% lg •/ %21 f/. % ll 4 19 ll ft % % 7T" il- J# % % 1! u % ll 11 il % fif J> u M % (< Jl % % % 4ft *1 -VI -U %% 44 % 40 % Am *1 ■ DAI LY ACROSS I Elector A Exclama­ tion to Eat away 11 Kind o f plsr 12. Culture medium 13 Coerced 13 Discuss casually 17 Astonish­ ment II Guldo'a low. eat not* 19 Journey 21 American Indiana J«. Anchored 28. Anesthetic 30 Ijisso knot 31. n*h nets C R O S S WO R D M18UUC1 r1liKP-ii n c c r -.a a it iju n srr aU tlllliD sn L uaou 26 Emer­ son, for A Sailor inrlt ( 7. Indian waceinM 9 Angle made by fault plane (geol ) W Entertains 14 Vegetable 16 Pronoun 20. Needy 22 Greek letter 21 Pispalrhed 23 Spaw n of Ash uuul i n a a n n K t: EEiraau o o u k K] in­ stance I PeruI 8 Simmer (IfJdUIKJ 27 Data 29 Har­ vests 32 Rocks 33 Erbium ani-i Ur) am cuiib u m iu u an a u K fiu u tuns ■ ja a ^ a u u u a u aajuiuA u u c u a isym ) 37 Wits 3*. .Skin dli order 39 Clcstrix 41. Son of Jacob y«*Ut4tf'a » ii* * 42. Famous garden 44. Xfetallie rock 41 Clnae to' Small parcel o f land in or near Tbit i* a pa-* lo Ihn Movielnn.l Sanford. Suitable for homesitc. Your Beauty Number Is FA 2 3742 j Itidc-ln fur Bill Lcmo*. Exp Must have reasonable access to HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK ' dale April 18. p.»37. ft T • 1 X J T“ T “ school. Give location, legal de­ 105 S. Oak Ave. scription and price desirM: ] Foe Painting call Mr Tasker. Ph ll lO vv n u n TV -H * 4 .4 * 1. * Apply Box B % Sanford Her­ is bh.MAI.r. HELP WANTED | FA 2 6139. Room special $14.95 l l *.<n« s ald. 33. rant# ll I I I SH4IIII4 Be an Avon Representative-Start REMODELING? 6 no 4 d v « m u r # w ith l»ncl# W alt 34 Story YY earning Immediately. Represent' Wo can *ssi»t in financing, plan* »— F lo w e r » T ? t a n t a !^ S r a k ^ ^ ^ ft;J'l T h o UouUii bhow 36 Georg* •T 1# (1 • d i n a r .8 « w * -» D v rt| Avon in a convenient neighbor­ selecting a contractor. A the m 1|U William • l* Hill i'orum g*poru K U t h b i c k a . Compost (Daetw*ld*r’») 50c hood territory. W« train you. finest materials available. Russell • i<I l>on H o d ' s C o n t i if tg Writ# Mrs. Jean Milanich, Box bu. bag. GRAPEVTLLE NUR M l I.HGG P*r 4«f 37 Existed 7.IS J o h n hub — .N'twi 246, Lockhart. SERY, Grapcville Avt rhonc 40 Conference* Jft i) M TV- )l ll M u l.iliaidct eva k FA 2 0886. 43 Greet • 00 I l #«(l rtir«« L l t t » IV— MAI.E IIKI.P vv \N I Eli • Jo K*inl T h « 4 i r G 43 Revue Jo il I Maple 9 .00 .(stria U y ni.iri ThRAliG This is -a pas* to the Ritz Budget and credit man. Apply 46 Growl 'i 10 lt«"l Ska I tun Show 47 Projecting theatre for U. S. Boyd. Exp. date .. Firestone Store. __ ( I n Uulori roof edgea lo.no I « 1.000 April 18, 1937. Experienced man for night work. W h i l e t h e y l a * t — u t i l i t y ( . r » < ! e n i i l o r « o p i « ' Q O i u D * 49 Withered l* w Fir 2x1,l * 2x6, 2*8, mostly 2x>'-- | 11 : 1-* i.Yliln.i 'f " Sm ith ' l,uort tvar I -Apply Bell's Standard Service, 10— OFFICE EQUIPMENT ..r *a 41:;,500. Term*. $105 oo M. 4) 4L II II Tint l '* » t e r l»y 45 50 Ta*k French at Seminole Blvd. r r i r r r M 00 hl ftn nr r DOWN Sherman Concrrlc Pipe L'o. HAYNES Office Machine Co. 2- B.R. masonry home, nice sec­ 1 Grow, a a XI 41 Out West 13th St. // a HOH.MJU Typewriters, adding machine* Colored man or string boy for 3 tion, surrounded by other attract­ € II Sicn-nn plant* SaliNs-llcntals. 314 Mag., Ph or I day* work. 30c an hour. ’ u ive homes. S9.20O. Immediate HrogfAm Ktiumt -1 n > i R a m e Am 2 Seaport Ai •II 1 A 2-5461. FA 2 0462. III N« w • iv «« tn«r possession. $1,<*0O down. i Algeria) 7 iu 0 T h « Morning Know BALL INSURANCE AGENCY 7 t \ Nt w e 3 Civil w rong 7T n ^ sJ_ U s , , „ , l , L , H ..H P I , * ' - * » l « R W AN 11.11 77 , •O COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR I 00 (*Atit AIn K im irn o Choice lakefront lot (100x300) on 4 M40 a nick9 : 0 \ High 4 tff A A Power law n mowing, •h. F A 2 6670 HOME AND •BUSINESS hrauliful Crystal i-akc. Very name 4 -) 9 •* HI ri i 4in HER evenings. 5 Correct high elevation. $.1,950. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE I “ no Tills l.-tn*l o f Our * 10 ; H CJjry Moort K AY HERRON RAYMOND M. BALL. AGENT _ . . 1“ . 10 f.lfQ W ith **ll»• h« f h 22 A— MONEY TO LOAN YOUR 2-B.R. older style frame home S a n i o r a n oo T h « i'ri<*« »• R ig h t 204 S. Park f 10 |t a ( U n c t l l i w t ----------- 11 : 1‘l MUt k* It r.l^n SILLING FLORIDA BIFF for the retired couple desiring » . 0 0 Ni w I PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A 1 \UT<> LOANS irrr.iM iin i FARMER'S AGENCY 9.0.4 l u i i o t l m e a rlo*e-in locattfin. Only 4 block* NEW PONTIAC OH GOOD 1 ! “ 0 Yal l Knt !**•!v COST LESS 0 1*1 Tha H l i v l h m l l oi j r Insurance ami Real E*tata lie I .ok n o f l.lf m from Winn-Dixie Store. Also clo-c USED CAR (o.Qii ,\t Morn* W , M u o r S t g - r i i for T o m o r r o w I Insure with FARMER A rest at 12.20 to many churches. Ifl.oOO. ! 0 30 At H o m e W i t h M u l l 1919 Ford 2-door l.*ii t|i |i « |i n g ( s i g h t Florida State Hank J |o.i4 . \ * * a H o u n d up aured. 116 French.— FA 2-5221. I U 4 l f *r Cr»»nktt# — N t - » » 1950 Ply. 4-dr. Sedan, new OF SANFORD l \n f i Un- 1 Up t n i C o u a t t O II o o H' g o O f f Taint <C scat rovers. Spec. $795 3 BR. 2-Bzth new and very de­ 1 11 \ % th « W o r n T u rn * WrilIRMMY 27— NOITC FIS— PERSON U.S 2 no f> .r \ | | * t rirnnh# luxe home in Mayfair section. 1951 I’ lym. 4dr Sedan <00 5 l g n On 2.7— SPECIAL SEBVICF-S 2 *0 A rt I . I n k U t l t r • l l o u * « p « r t f 4 "4 h i w n i l r c a k « r a Double gurage, built-in range. If 1934 Chev. 2dr. P. G. ROLLAWAY, lloxpiial and Baby 2 IS III*C Ml«l»r « lO N e w * Do you knit, crochet, sew or make | Beds Day. Week nr Month— IlhO you respiirc a fine home in a 1934 Pont. 4-dr. Hyd. Clean Hig l e r u f f 4.!i \N**nt«in J a m h o r * a saleable article* of any kind. . 1 lo l*llgnit«l | t | f ’r n *• r r»A 4 * 4 j S New $ better-class residential section, 1951 Pont. 4<lr. Std. Shift Tel F'A 2--M8I. Furniture Center 3 I $ Ho h ( ! h o » h y S h o w 7 ot» Se ve n nVlnrk Cl ul Wo hale a .proposition that will 116 West First St. you shoulii sec this opportunity 1955 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. I »»0 l i r i g h t c r I n y 7 r» .N'«w d - K l o r l f l a interest you. Dial F V 2-2209 Ph. FA 2 0231 or after 6 p. m. 4 1 » H t r r t t i^torm 7. iO N e w ••W o r l d without delay. Price $21,500. 4:J0 l i l g * r»f N ig h t or call at 918 French Ave. at TINY TOTS NURSERY 7 »S .c i mr l e Ar A O l i n f i FA 2-288.7. .701 West 1st St. WMMM.TV J4t H i n i V I I . I . I « 00 J o c k # v « C h o i r # once. Infants to school age, ReavonahM i im > ri. 4 10 acre* with 5 acre* cleared 4 Jo M o r n i n g I>Mvnilon< , rates. Mother* care Mr*. Single­ r i ' r . t i u t t r i r i M i m i 4 |.i l l Ar ni of i y T i m # This is a pass lo the Ritz thea­ INCOME TAX SERVICE and tiled and 6 nrre* in wood*. • r O H r l a h t t r IM y 9 oo W o iM At M n # ton, KOI E. 20th. Ph FA 2 5425. 4 I r. N«r-r#f Storm A nice place to build n country tre for Jim Guy. Exp. dale April 5 I • H o r n i n g 5l*>lo«ii#« • Wm. II. Murray 4 10 Kdg* of Night 19, 1937. T J'» ll«r#» and Th# ra home. -AltTIf I.F.-v Full SAI.F. 4.00 ) | 1r l ( i v M o u l t 1111 Celery Avc. Phone FA 2 1391 10 oo \#nrg M UM M Y CVCYINO 10 o j n o n Club Closed Sunday _ Paint $2.50 gal.. Cot* $.1 98, Work « 00 r i t r o KM 1 1 0 .Sen# 14-acre grove on 20 acres land. H will P*y YOU to see ui before 4 10 4:10 I'.toort 11:11 Mo o n u b ELOPES, letterheads, state-' Clothe*, Camp Good*. Army- 7 .00 I Merits (And 6 acres in Large S.olling* and I >ou buy. Open Evening* and 11 Jo G * m « o f M#|ody • no I'hll Milvprt CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ments. invoices, hand bills, sad ' Navy Surplus, .310 Sanford Ave. » JO l' r|v-ilx .*<*•• r « t « r y 8 acres in Hamlin*, mostly 4 Sundays 12:00 W o r l d n f \'o*»n programs. etc. Progre**iv# East side Trailer Sales im ilM H M • > oo T.» THI Th• ruih year* old A good investment at — Factory t»< you— • lo Itr.l XWvtfnn f ! oo fMdl i i Ki r n* ( Mg r e l Printing Co. Phone F'A 2-2931— Palalka, Fla. $18,000. Terms. DO YOU UNDERSTAND Alamiaufn lo.oo Stsi.ooo quvition 12 Jo Htr Nona Jlanch 403 West 13th St. |n; 2 o K r n n u r p the full meaning of "Perpetual Venetian Rliad* 1 10 Naori DON'S COVER SHOP 1 SI I Ur N o n a H a n r h Care?'' Enclosed head. S a; proof hottom | WELL DRILLING 8nn City" Automobile Interior Decorator I J 00 W« f f n 4$d)r M « t l n # e e rail with plastic end*. Plastic Fairbanks-Morse pumpDO YOU KNOW WKIMKtllAY N IIH Ilin J on W o r l d At T h r * « W. DIETRICHS T. IV. MEROj Seat Cover* — Boat Cushions or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon 4 Is T#$l l’j|t«rni Repairt to all make*. 111 I' ii hi I*y S « r v Shuar about time paymtnta and the At Willis Pontiac—301 W. 1st. REALTORS 7 .1 If mi IF Ifr.in iRiuw 3 10 It #ror*r r r # v l # w curd*. HOWARD ('. LONG 7 »• \r\%, \Y*4ft|hvr( I 'u i t i r 's Ht»sr y Elisabeth Mrthvin, Associate low covt of n family plot at 207 E. Commercial Av*. Senkarik Glavt and Faint ( ’•. x is N* w*. U » « l h * r Kemtnln* 2$1*1*9 SEE ELMO EARIS Yl)l it 1901 Park A ir. Phone FA 2-3232 b e a u t i f ii l O A K L A W N Phone FA 2 2833 112-114 West ml St. I’h. FA 2-4622 » <-»P' Kanasroo Jf'.lal lirenv pate* fu st - — ------ ---------! 1 ; 0() <i p»n f l o u i * MEMORIAL TARK? issued to Florida autos in 19U. 6-^-ItE,41. E-STATB _FOR—S.ILK” 10:01 iSarrjr i l n o r # HOUSES WASHED W* ooy gan sell used furniture l o 10 A r t h u r O o d f r # ? Paymg top rath price* lor any H 1 * l Htr li»« It Hl rh Also roofs. STEAM LUX PRO Call I.ew Luster CUSTOM IIU II.T HOMES To safeguard children's eyes thin* of value SUPKK rHADi n EII MHI1 CESS. In ' Orlando since I9W. Office: FA 3428-1 F'llA CONVENTIONAL I ? « 0 V a l i a n t I * . I f I SALESMAN— 301 W. First St. who wear glasses, give them char­ INfJ POST nn 17 92 Ph FA 2- ' 7 . 1 . I . o v e o f |.|fa Thousands of satisfied custom­ FINANCING Home: FA 2-59.18 New and U*nl t ar* ter-proof lenses, .ay* the Florida 0677. I 11 Jo 5* .$r* h f•*r Tomurroa er*. Free estimate. Call 31389 LOW DOWN PAYMENTS |FA 2-0231 or FA 2 5376 after 6. [Council for the Blind. ■" . 11 H ( l u M l n c l.lgbf ll j e l l A .44 11 ’ I 4 1 4in« Z .l 4 it ’ No obligation collect. Orlando. Lcndix fully automatic wgshsr, i in nn. o'clock n.pori LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS l : l o fttj n d no an«| (># rnu ni#d 1933 Ford Thumlerbird. Excellent nearly new. 2-spoed washing cy- j GATLIN BROTHERS A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. 1 10 ili«* WorM T u rn * tiasxiDed Display condition. Dial FA 2-4330. cle. formica lop. Cost $229 63 will r Dragline A Hulldoter Service Out UIm R fo o k i Phone FA 2 3103 1800 Mrllonvillvc 1 J O M'M|«-J»jf»v sacrifice. Phone F'A 2 3973. i Ph. FA 2 3276 Sanford. j . sate: .7.5 ft. Crest2 An Itiir |*ATOff Attractive 3 bedroom CB home liner. 38 ft. Drtroitrr. F'or par­ Crib ami her chnir fur »a!e. 125 3 10 Hoh ('roihr on large lot. Florida room with WOOLSEY ticular* call FA 2-2257. May Pinecrest Dr. F'A 24951. SSTIUI—S.txeoMW new draw drapes. Assume pay­ consider trade on home or proM arine Fin w hen Moo K ll.nctC LE* ments $73.03 mo. after down P«rty. T ir.s n s t For Your Roat payment. 107 W. 30th South a.-rr: rixn oa t ill P D f i/,, Senkarik Glaxo and Faint ( u Pinecrest. SB >// §9 4 i v 1 % % % % '4 P f% & i 1 % H Seminole Realty fionJticuc CLAYTON C. BROOKS Phone rA i oaa* Real Estate Insrstmrnlt CASH FOR YOUR CAR 112-114 W. 2nd St. Phone FA 2-U22j Specializing in Acreage I bedroom, 2 bath homo, DreamHOMER LITTLE Route 2, Box 636 Sanford. Fla. PUMPS A SPRINKLER wold section Large Florida USED CARS SYSTEMS room, dining room, garbage 1012 Sanford Avt All types and sizes, installed disposal, duh washer, carporte, Robert A. Williams atorage. Ph. FA 2 6398. "Do It Yourself." 4) REALTOR WE REPAIR AND SERVICE This I* a pass to the Prairie ; Raymond l.undquiat, 7-Room house. Furn. or unfurn­ S T I N E Lake Drivo-in for Lou Johnson. ASSOCIATE ished. 1703 W. 3rd St, i ’h. Machine and Supply i « Exp. data April 13, 1937. tlofifi FA 2-3S&1 AlUfttia Saak F A 24257. V I W. 2tyl SC Ph. FA 244U T r e n Tim# I Jo HnlfOdrtl Kin#n«# I Trrn 1:00 €.00 Th# Rhjtiim flour World At fils 4'll T w lllg h t f 1 / t 'A t ■ M B 1R I «f$ 41 Mi tit i: a i * ft Vf l . Uq So h f.rsH ii g q Yl ujilr gl ftljit>il->fti r .# r r B U I I M H 6 N iS D S TI B • \ - �\ ■ t, 1M7 THE SANFORD HEKALD ahead of hhn at a rad light. Partea Omokundra got oat to taveetlgau, than watched to dis­ may a i tho front cor drota off, pulling hit into bthiad I t Ora* kundra flaggad down t pasting motorlit and caught op with driver Chrla Warn! who admitted, “ I thought I felt something drag*- Rapid Progress Being Made In Ballistic Missile Development Intermediate range weapon would A United Pros E«tra greatly reinforce Britain’s ability By CSARLES OOEODRT United Pnea Staff Correspondent to deter war. , WASHINGTON m -rSuch rapid progress la being made in deveoping 1,500-mile ballistic ml»siles that the first ones may be •mlgned to military force# by the end af this year or early in IMP. Some of the missiles might be made available to Britain at tlx ■amt lime in line with the "agree meat in principle” reached at Ber­ muda by President Elsenhower and Prime Minster Harold Mae mlllan. This tssessmeni was obtained from high-ranking military sourcea fai a position to know about Ameru n progrttt In d iw lop n w t erf the IRBM intermediate range ballistic missile and other weap­ ons of the future. The Bermuda developments and the elevation of Air rorco Secre­ tary Donald A. Quarles, a iclen Bit and mathematician, to deputy defense secretary appeared to mark a second "new look” at hill* Ury forces, bringing up to date a major modernisation started in The IRBM, these sources My, could reach Moscow from British launching sites In about 10 min­ utes. The United States will not. and eannot under the law. supply Brit­ ain with atomic warheads. But it was made etear at Bermuda that aueh warheads will be stored at UJ. bases In Britain and could quickly be fitted to the guided mlaaltea if hostilities broke out The rapid progress reported with the IRBM high lights id ­ leness In the whole guided mis­ sile field in this country. Fer the first time, as expendi­ tures for missiles continue to reach new records, military scry Ices are beginning to install ml** alia units and eliminate conven­ ELK'S CLUB OFFICERS were installed in ceremonies recently at tional forces in their stead. the dab. They Tkey ere. are, left »e right. W. A. Uringetew. aeuretaryt R. Changes In Services Mspes, earned loyal F. Ms pet, eat esteeswrd loysl knight; kmJgM; Gey Allen, e salted ruler; W. D. The Air Force, for example, In P. the year starting July 1 will drop Hardin, esteemed leading knight; Robert Anthony, esi re wed six wings of piloted fighters and light bombers from Its Tactical Air Command because the Army now has missiles to take over NECFARARY BUT ATTRACT­ Tan Mlnatea to Moscow much of its own ground aupport. IVE STORAGE UNITS Military aourcee said the IRBM Train your children to be neat The Army has all but ellmlted will be as vital to Britain's needs anti-aircraft guns as tho number by providing them with the facil­ as the ICBM Intercontinental bil of anti-aircraft missile launching ities of storing away their toya, llstles missile to America's. The sites Increases across the land. In picture *nd story books, and about a year Nika mlstilei will phonograph record*. Empty, up­ turned orsnge crate* are ideal have atomic warheads. The Navy, in some instances for this purpose, a* they ean be wall ahead of the other services, groupped together In a row or In Is replacing guns with missiles a corner arrangemeig, to »«ve and atomic explosive*, and con •pace. They,re low enough for vcotlonsl propulsion with nuclear the children to reach easily, and power which euabtes ship* to re­ ran be attractive additions to a room If painted in bright eolors main at sea indefinitely. The revolution in weapon* has or covered with wall-paper to already caused the Etsenhower match or contrast with tho decor administration to cut U.S. armed of the room. By RAYMOND LAHK forces by 500,000 men. It is now United Press Staff Correspondent considered sound speculation that Fla pi Down— Wings Too WASHINGTON W — Senate the current force of 2.800,000 men FORT WORTH, Tsx. «» — Po­ Aepuhtirnn Lewder William F. may he cut to 2,500,000 bv 1961. lice debated today whether they Knowland think* It’s about time could give Raymond Graber a for another "great debate" on tir t for low flying. He startled A "REEL" DEMOTION foreign poiley. a mber of drivers Wednesday HOLLYWOOD Of— Film mak by "txlin- his light plane, minus So far, the lieua which Is both* ering him hae not aroused any ar Mervyn LeRoy finally persuad­ its win-'*, down the highway. fervor for debatp on either elds ed Air Force Master S«t. Al of the political aisle by men of bert Williams to accept n part in More cases of blindness are comparable stature. But it could No Time for Sergeants," a film some when Congrewi coniW in on which Williams is a technical caused by utaracti than by any the admlnlitratlon’i foreign aid adviser. Williams reluctantly ac­ other -sya condition, says tho Florida Council for the Blind. program and perhapa when the cepted a role Renat* review* tho treaty to nut tho United State* In an Interna­ tional atoms-for-pearo sgjncy Knowland It troubled because he hellevea tho admlnlitratlon Is moving toward a “ Communist Marshall Plan," a program of aid for tho RtiMlan latetllte* of East­ ern Europe. Against Polish Aid Sine# early wlntar ha has bean sounding alarms on this subject. More recently and more specifi­ cally, he ha* protested against of fer* of aid to Poland In nrgotia tions last month. ne also dissented from the ad ministration on one provision of a hit! passed by the Senate this week. The provisions would per mlt the administration to barter surplus 'arm products to Iron Curtain countries for strategic material*. Knowland laid the Communist countries could buy agricultural products from tho United States with dollars, If they wished lbsr*by reducing the dollars avail able to International Communism for subversive action against this nation. Senate Volea Favorably The Senate voted against Know MASU STARK tntrixlui.es Richard, her trained tiger, In Thousand land on this Issue, 51-23. GOP Oak*. Calif., after returning from Japan and a three-year tour with Senators spilt a«aiost down th* her set. Miss Stark is ths only woman to attempt tha schooling of middle with 2t supporting his a* tigers. In her seventies, she hss a scar for every year to prove that mendment nnd 19 opposing it. her training Job Is no plenl*. f/ntrrnalfnndt JouadphotoJ Th., California senator, who of­ ten haa foreign policy dlipute% with tho administration, argues that any holp to tho satellites gives at least Indirect help to Pu il l He also has suggested and the Lent Is n Phillips home in I.it Ilo Venire. .1 & I t i t any such help would mean either enlarging the overall forbedrooms 1 & 2 baths. See (he many floor plans. e gn aid program or subtracting frcpi the aid given to U. S allies end neutral*. The other sld* of the argument is that any move* to provide aid rwmrr w. Crystle Drive 4k for the Soviet la'ellites would he Lake Mary Rlvd. ' -n e FA 2 4551 intended to en^ufage their inde­ *r Thone FA 2 M1J After 7 P M. pendence from Russia—an argu­ ment Knowland vill not buy. Knowland Thinks Time For Another 'Great Debate' ■rank eahhago, often tho Brat plant of tprlng, takes its name from the odor released when it Is bruised. Rushing the season, the herb grows np through fro ran ground, sometimes poshing aside snow. a • NOTICE BE IT KNOWN TO ALL Grave Owners, Orcharo owner* and caretaken; Alta manufae* turars of machinery and equipment. Also Distributors and deaf* era in farm and grove equipment. The Mechanical Hoe sold under the trade name BIMHO and manufactured by WOLF A KONL8ER, Otormout, Florida. Designed by Henry A. Simpson, Geneva, Bemtoeto County Flori­ da, DOES NOT Infringe any valid patent (talma in patent no. lecttWing knight; E. P. flair, treasurer. Seeend row, Ralph Wight, orginiet; Ctaylew C. Smith, tiler; Rneaell Spencer, eagnkej Ed Pratt, Soar gored; and R. T. Cewan, chaffahi; (Photo By Jsraeeea) 2,777,272. Issued Jan. 15th 1567 te Alexandra Smith and Bar­ ton D. Beggs Jr. This statement Is based on the opinion af my patent i H E N R Y A . 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' T - T W r ■v JV* / < Y:J • '■-• i u r : v o > - r w O T S l ■<* .■i .1' - **•’ «».. a.-vireU If Yaw Rarall h Net ^ a n fo rfr Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. f e r a lf r W EDN ESDAY, A PR IL 10. 1957 U ajtoi M N t N i By I P. M . Can PA M i l l B tfora 7 * ■ F ar DtOrary Wlra no . Education Assn. Maps Qut Plans To Support School Betterment Bill Control Of Plant insects Gardening School Subject James E. Brogdon, Extension Entomologist, with the Agricultur­ al Extension Service told Sanford and Seminole County landscape and Gardening Schout members last night of the "control o f some b k e t s and mite* of ornamental plants.” The seventh session of the 8aession course sponsored by the Sanford Garden Club Federation in cooperation with the Florida Ag­ ricultural Service was devoted en­ tirely to Brogdon’ s subject. He said "The climate in Florida makes our state an ideal place to grow ornament* plants. "By the same token," he tald, -(Qt is an excellent place for in. aects and mites to thrive and causa tremendous damage.” Before ex­ plaining in detail the insecticides, their formulas, and their applica­ tion, Brogdon said "One of the (Continued on page 2) Incomplete Figure ;£hows Over $1,000 Collected For Drive Incomplete figures reported this morning on the "C ” Day fund drive for the Seminole' Counity Unit of the American Cancer So­ ciety were reported as 11,128.37. This w»* U*e total UP ,n 0 o’clock last night, according to Mre. Phil C. Stnnley Jr., “ C” Day •balrman. TpTbe figure* reported this Morn­ ing does not Include funds from tha business area, the county, or the Colored eectlons of Sanford. Mr*. Stanley amid thla morning that “ If anyone Vrho was not call­ ed on at home would like to con­ tribute, their contributions can be tent to T. E. Tucker, at the Florida gtate Bank who is trea­ surer for the fund. “To have so many volunteers ^cogn ise the importance of can­ ter and with euch generous re­ sponse from the general publis on "C " Day Is vqry (ratifying," ■aid Mr*. Stanley. The general chairman o f the Overall countywide drive is Irv­ ing Pryor. Mrs. Gertrude Dingfelder Is president of the Semi­ nole County Unit of the American Cancer 8oclcty. w Weathei Fair to partly cloudy and mild today and tonight. Thursday pastly cloudy and slightly higher tem­ peratures low tonight S3 to 62. The Seminole County Education Association met in a special clos* ed-door session yesterday to map out plana for the support of the School Betterment Bill supported by the Florida Education Associa­ tion and recommended by the Con­ tinuing Education Council, an or­ ganisation asked by Gov. LeRoy Collins to make studies and re­ commendations on the Florida Pilot Club Makes Plans For Easter Egg Sale Apr. 20 Plans for the Pilot Club's an­ nual Easter Egg Sale were made at the meeting o f the club which was held in the Yacht Club last evening. Mrs. Sue S. Stevenson presided. The sale will be held In front of Sears Order Office on Satur­ day, Apr. 20, beginning at 8:30 a. rn. Gaily decorated eggs, East­ er bunnies and cookies will be on sale, proceeds o f the sale, which is an annual affair with the club, will be used toward its two main projects, the "Milk Fund” which supplies milk for indigent fami­ lies in Seminole County, and main­ tenance of a room in the local hospital. Members will meet at at the home o f Mrs. B. E. Chap­ man and Mr*. David Gatchel on Wednesday, Apr. 17; at the home o f Mrs. Eather Rive on Thursday, Apr. 18 and at the borne o f Mrs. V. C. Messenger on Friday, Apr. 19 to prepare the eggs. Mrs. B. E. Chapman, vice chair­ man o f the Seminole County Mental Health Association, spon­ sored by the Pilot Club, outlined plan* for the forthcoming “ Bell Ringers” campalg-.- "V ic'c."- V " * will get underway Apr. 21 i n i last through May 4. All members were urged to attend a meeting Of the association on Monday, Apr. 15 at the Parish House at which time plans will bo complet­ ed for the drive. Sen. George Sraathors is national chairman (Continued on page 2) Cleveland Fills In As House Speaker TALLAHASSEE m - T h e Florida lfouae speaker had no voice to speak with Wednesday. After six days o f talking, Speaker Doyle Coner of Starke lost hi* voice. Conner stayed In his room “ not feeling bad” but suffering from an embarrass­ ing attack o f laryngitis. Speak­ er pro tem Mack Cleveland of Seminole took his place on the rostrum. school neoda tad taaehar short­ age. It wag reported that “ Although a leader In many field*, especial­ ly in the south, Florida is lacking in teacher attractiveness". Ac­ cording to the offleere of the lo­ cal association "O ut, of the 48 slates, Florida la ranked a tnwly 38 In tha pay scale—only nine states above the poorest” “ Many people," an official of the association stated, “ oarticularly around 8anford and Semi nole Comity, have been confused about the average teachers' salaris In the state. The figure* Is tet at $3,600. But this la high, accord­ ing to th number of counties." It was reported “ Of the 67 counties in the state, only 10 counties pay the average salary or above, and this means that 57 of the counties pay below tha average." However, the official did not etate what category Semi­ nole County fell into, the first ten or the 57 under average. “ Should tha teaeher* get tha $1,100 raise, Florida teachers would then be receiving only the average teacher salary," It was stated. It was pointed out that the $1,100 proposed rale* would apply to a teacher unit, not each teacher And, It wae explained, "in every county there ar so many teacher units which are based on the children. Each 27-30 stuJeotj con­ stitute a teacher unit with Semi­ nole County at present staffed with 19 mode teachers than the alloted teacher units." The Seminol* County Education Association reaffirmed its origin el stand o f solid support of tha FEA program and opposes any drastie action, although their stand i* that the teachers in Flor­ ida deserve at least an average teacher salary. Mrs. Hilda Wray, president of th* Bern*-. '« County Education A i i r r i a t l l '^ - ’nted lut > yclF rday's m in in g that th* FKA b-d agreed to study a merit system and also pointed out In a confer­ ence afterward that so far tha proposed merit system ranged from the socialisation of th* teaching profession and paying teachers for the number of de­ pendent children Instead of their qualifications as a teacher, to giving extra pay for trips taken in the summer. • TTic teacher oiganixation said “ It seems that a merit system without rices study could de­ velop into a political football and porsen the dilemma of the teach­ er problem." Additional Local News O n Page 2 G. Gibbs Initial Speaker A GROUP STUDIES the proposed Sanford-Tlwsvllle Canel. The huge map wae displayed this morning at the hearing held at May* Barrows Named M ite Chief At Altamonte ALTAMONTE SPRINGS -----Charles Fred Barrows, former West Virginia Police Sergeant, was appointed Altamonte Springs Po­ lice Chief by Mayo Lawrence Swoffnrd at a Meeting of the town council here Monday night. Barrows served on the Parkerbtirg, W. Va. police department since 1951. resigning his duties (here on March 13 this year, to move bo Florida because of cli­ matic conditions effecting his child's health. Borrows submitted letters of high recommendation from Mayor Frank W. Cove Jr. ami Chief of Police Bruce E Parsons of the city of Parkerbtirg. Hit appoint­ ment here followed th# action of approval o f the rntmcil. lie will go on official duty April 13 at a Continued on Page 2) fab- Inn and called by Col. R. B. Kirkpatrick. District Engineer, Jacksonville District. (Staff Hints) Safety Committee O K s Film To Be Shown 65 mph Speed Limit At Menial Health Session Apr. 15 TALLAHASSEE W — Rapid fir* action was expected at a round of committee mscting* Wed­ nesday on controversial bills to open Juvenile court hearings to the public, establish a 63 milo per hour speed limit and decrease small loan interest rstei. The most noteworthy bill up for a voto was a S en a te measure adopting forest green and white *t official colurs for ad sheriff department vehicle*. Most o f the interest centered around committee hearing! before the general session*. A Senate judiciary committee meeting had before it the touchy proposal to allow tho public und the pres* to attend juvenile court henrirg*. Similar proposals failed in the 1955 legislature and them has been much opposition to tho hill. The Senate Banking Committed met at the same time to consider a hill hndked by tho small loan industry which would decrease th* Interest rate on loans by on*-h:»lf per cent but raise the nu<'incised amount of loan from $300 lo $600 maximum. SAFFORD, A rii. HA- A plckOpposition Arise* ap truck plow#! Into a group of Committee members indicated children walking along a quiet lido street, killing four of them they favored the bill *nd would aid critirnly injuring two others, send it to the floor in a hurry, but tit r iff* officers said We-lnc.idar. Sen. Verle Pope, St. Augustine, vowed to fight th* measure all All o f th* dead end on* of tha th* way hccausa, ho contended, tnluicd were member* of the rame |it enables the small lonn firms family. to “ commit larceny instead ot petu.'ficera kienti^ed thoi# killed (Continued on pjgo 2) ■U the incidmt Tuesday night as Virginia Brjrnr-rrte, 12; Avallno B.-kcamont*. J; A id y Ura-amonts, 9 and Patsy Riicanumt*. 7. Ciitically .njti-td were Roberto B'.vamonte, S, aid Ray Arreli.'t, II Hospital authirltk* la-.l thc-e two were Ini'lrc.l to seriously trnt they might die -sithin a few hours The driver of the truck, identi­ fied by officers •* Antonio Ativae, 64, was booked in county jail pending charge* of negligent homicide and driving under the Influence >4 alcohol. Truck Hits Group Of Children; 4 Killed, 2 Hurt Th* Seminole County Associa­ tion for Mental Health will meet at (h« Episcopal Parish House, Monday April 15 at 8 p. in. and tho public is cordially invited to attend. Mr*. A. R. Key. program chairman, has arranged for n 40 minnta film called "Breakdown" w h i c h sympathetically present* the treatment for mental Illness. Mra. Key said that the pictui* does a remarkable job in outlin­ ing tho proper attitudes toward patient* and some ways to assist In their cure and rehabilitation. The outline for the campaign for members and funds for tho coming year will be given by Mra. It. K. Chapman, chairman. A full attendance Is urged *0 that more people may h* better acquainted with what ha* been termed as America'a number one health problem. Commission Fights Attempt To Lift Price Controls Little League Supper Apr. 13 “ C" DAY CONTRIIUTIO.VS were turned in last night at beadquarters established In the Florida Slate Bank. Mra. Harold Chap­ man (left) turns In her collection* to Mr*- David Gatchel who re­ present* th* Pfiot Club. Irving Iryor, County Chairman for the , Seminole Couniy Unit of th* American Cancer Society (center) re­ ceive* collections from Mrs. Vernon Hardin (far right) who rc.ore*#n!a Bela Sigma Phi Sultrily. Mr*. Phil C. Stanley Jr., C-Day Chairman receives i phone message from a volunteer. (Photo by Urgstrum) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Seminole-Orange Countv .Little League Baseball Club wilt serve a fried chicken supper at the Mait­ land Community Hauaeun Saturday April 13 from (:JO lo 7:30 pm . The Seminole-Orange League la comprised of teams from Alta­ monte Springs, Ca«srib*rry-Fern Park, Longwood and Maitland. Re­ spective official titles are: Alta­ monte Senators, South Seminole Indians, L/mgwood Braves and the Maitland Dodgers. Preceding the Saturday supper s double header wilt be played on the Maitland field, beginning at 1 p m. The first game will be be­ tween Maitland and Longwood, followed by a game with the South Seminole Indiana and Altamonte Springs. l^agu# officers arc: President, Jim Brown; Vice President. Carl Stllaa; Secretary, Msr. C21 I Stile*; TreJsurcr, Mrs. Joesph Favelchak and Playar Agent, Mrs. Vista Elgir More than 200 paopt* from Central Florida and other areas In­ terested In the Ssnford-Tltusvllla Canal proposal, packed irto tho ballroom of tbe Mayfair Inn thla morning at 9 o’clock when CoL E. E. Kirkpatrick, District Engineer# Jacksonville District, for tbe Army Corps of - Engineers, opened the hearing which was called on Mar. 11 for thla date. Other officers listening to argn* ments for and against the canal wera: Angelo TablU, Chief, H y Urology Section; William O. Ko* ski, Chief, Navlgatlori Report* Section; and Col. Paul D. Troxler, office of the Chief Engineer. The entire proceedings are be­ ing tape recorded for further study relative to tbf report which will come from the hearing. CoL Kirkpatrick, la opening tho meeting, stated that tbe hearing waa called pursuant to a reso­ lution adopted Jan. 27, 1937, la which tha District Engineer wa* directed to mak« a survey of tho channel from Sanford to India* River near Titusville. Heretofore three hearings have been heard on the proposed canal and reporta found that tho canal was not recommended and not economical for navigation ban*flti "The benefit* murt oxeeod tho coat of th* canal," OoL Kirkpat­ rick told th* audlanc* of both m*a and woman attending th* hearing. A proposed channel waa pointed out which axtemlad from Labs Has ney to Pusxle Lake, thence to El­ lis Laka end to Labe Looghmato extending from there In a diseal line to Titusville. First to bo called on to make sUtemenU would be the propon­ ents of the Canal th* Colooet said. Following them those opposing the canal would be given an oppor­ tunity to speak. Federal and SUto agencies are to follow tho*« whe oppose the Sanford-Tltuavllle wa­ terway. George Gibbs, head of the Gtbtw Corporation of Jacksonville wan th* initial speaker. Gibb* followed the history of th* effort to have tha canal extended, citing that the Legislature, mure than a 100 years ago authorised tho State to build the waterway. "For 30 years we hare been telling pople what ha* happened and what might happen bi an ar*a available by yacht. "I want to state," said Gibb*," that th* State of Florida la on* of the fastest growing state* In tbe union from an industrial stand* Lint One of tha things that causee produce at a low coat Wo have industry to thrive is that we caa the thlngi that will attract industry so wa must hav* a place for war* kers U> live and attract people to Florida." Again, Gtxorge Gibbs pointed out that Sanford could be tha alt# o f a steel factory. "Progress of Ute south la du* to water transportslion,” he said. "The Port of Canaveral will becomu on-i of tho coalers c f Ute worl if we can fowl lo that area tha pro­ duct* necessary,” said Gibb*. And h* said "Florida Is tbo baart o f font attending tha bearing. America's market” Mayor Davul Gatchel admitted (Continued on page 2) MRS. VICTOR HUTCHINS, th# only woman apeaktr at the Sanford* Titua* die Canal Hearing tlii. morning, spoke in favor o f th* canal. Sh* represented her mother, Mr*. W. E. Coulbourn of Part ArIhu", Teiaa, th* former Misa Mary Chappcl of Hanford. (Photo by Bargatrom) TALLAHASSEE Hh— A naw attempt to lift control* on milk price* was to b* fought out by tha Stato Milk Commission Wadnesday. Tha commission, at ■ cloatd meeting In Jacksonville t o s t month, deflated by o 4-3 vot# th* asm* motion to remove pri.-e controls. But Howard D. Walton of Miami, o consumer member, re­ introduced tho proposal at o pub­ lic moating n*r* Tuesday. Walton said ho wanted th* mat­ ter taken up at an open mealing to clear up “ bad publicity." The decision delayed to permit Alex D. Shaw, Agriculture De­ partment r«BJe»catativa, to b* present. Walton’s motion was aomndai ty H. G. Cochran of Lake City, another consumer member. Henry Schneider, distributor m e m b e r ' fum Euatia, obja-tid and dadaraj ; tho action of tha Jacksonville l matting should aland. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, April 09, 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/15994af6c1e61315bfd90d75ff449e63.pdf 3916de8db98e91aa54e55fd234e99421 PDF Text Text \ ■ t, 1M 7 THE SANFORD HEKALD ahead of hhn at a rad light. Partea Omokundra got oat to taveetlg a u , than watched to dis­ may a i tho front cor drota off, pulling hit into bthiad I t Ora* kundra flaggad down t pasting m otorlit and caught op with driver Chrla Warn! who admitted, “I thought I felt something drag*- Rapid Progress Being Made In Ballistic Missile Development So many of us. In bewilder­ Intermediate range weapon would m ent and m isunderstanding, greatly reinforce Britain’s ability often soak to End a quick; ■rank eahhago, often tho Brat "sh o rt eut" to o u r Heaven),r i to deter war. plant of tprlng, takes its name F a th e r's fora and mercy. Butj The IRBM, these sources My, from the odor released when it the Bible la a neve r-f ail in could reach Moscow from British Is bruised. Rushing the season, guide, and Jeaue telle us the. launching sites In about 10 min­ the herb grows np through fro ran straig h t, aura way to reach utes. ground, sometimes poshing aside God th ro u g h d ev o tio n andThe United States will not. and snow. P rayer. --------eannot under the law. supply Brit­ ain with atomic warheads. But it was made etear at Bermuda that • NOTICE aueh warheads will be stored at U J. bases In Britain and could BE IT KNOWN TO ALL quickly be fitted to the guided mlaaltea if hostilities broke out Grave Owners, Orcharo owner* and caretaken; A lta manufae* The rapid progress reported turars of machinery and equipment. Also Distributors and deaf* with the IRBM high lights id ­ era in farm and grove equipment. leness In the whole guided mis­ The Mechanical Hoe sold under the trade name BIMHO and sile field in this country. Fer the first time, as expendi­ manufactured by WOLF A KONL8ER, Otormout, Florida. tures for missiles continue to Designed by Henry A. Simpson, Geneva, Bemtoeto County Flori­ reach new records, military scry da, DOES NOT Infringe any valid patent (talma in patent no. Ices are beginning to install ml** alia units and eliminate conven­ ELK'S CLUB OFFICERS were installed in ceremonies recently at lecttWing knight; E. P. flair, treasurer. Seeend row, Ralph Wight, 2,777,272. Issued Jan. 15th 1567 te Alexandra Smith and B ar­ tional forces in their stead. ton D. Beggs Jr. the dab. Tkey They are, ere. left »e right. W. A. Uringetew. aeuretaryt R. orginiet; Ctaylew C. Smith, tiler; Rneaell Spencer, eagnkej Ed Pratt, Changes In Services This statement Is based on the opinion af my patent i Mspes, eat earned loysl loyal knight; F. Ms pet, esteeswrd kmJgM; Gey Allen, e salted ruler; W. D. S oar gored; and R. T. Cewan, chaffahi; (Photo By Jsraeeea) The Air Force, for example, In P. HENRY A. SIMPSON the year starting July 1 will drop Anthony, e si re wed six wings of piloted fighters and Hardin, esteemed leading knight; Robert light bombers from Its Tactical Air Command because the Army now has missiles to take over NECFARARY BUT ATTRACT­ Tan Mlnatea to Moscow much of its own ground aupport. IVE STORAGE UNITS Military aourcee said the IRBM Train your children to be neat The Army has all but ellmlted will be as vital to Britain's needs anti-aircraft guns as tho number by providing them with the facil­ as the I CBM Intercontinental bil of anti-aircraft missile launching ities of storing away their toya, llstles missile to America's. The sites Increases across the land. In picture *nd story books, and about a year Nika mlstilei will phonograph record*. Empty, up­ turned orsnge crate* are ideal have atomic warheads. The Navy, in some instances for this purpose, a* they ean be wall ahead of the other services, groupped together In a row or In Is replacing guns with missiles a corner arrangemeig, to »«ve and atomic explosive*, and con •pace. They,re low enough for vcotlonsl propulsion with nuclear the children to reach easily, and power which euabtes ship* to re­ ran be attractive additions to a room If painted in bright eolors main at sea indefinitely. The revolution in weapon* has or covered with wall-paper to already caused the Etsenhower match or contrast with tho decor administration to cut U.S. armed of the room. By RAYMOND LAHK forces by 500,000 men. It is now United Press Staff Correspondent considered sound speculation that Fla pi Down—Wings Too WASHINGTON W — Senate the current force of 2.800,000 men FORT WORTH, Tsx. «» — Po­ Aepuhtirnn Lewder William F. may he cut to 2,500,000 bv 1961. lice debated today whether they Chic . . . sm art and uttterly feminine . . . these chapeaus to make Knowland think* It’s about time could give Raymond Graber a you feel your loveliest and to assure many admiring glances. for another "great debate" on tir t for low flying. He startled A "REEL" DEMOTION Complement your wardrobe with one of these newer than foreign poiley. a mber of drivers Wednesday HOLLYWOOD Of— Film mak by "txlin- his light plane, minus So far, the lieua which Is both* new hata. Choose from stylish straws, and fabulous flowers ering him hae not aroused any ar Mervyn LeRoy finally persuad­ its win-'*, down the highway. In head hugging and brim filled fashions. fervor for debatp on either elds ed Air Force Master S«t. Al of the political aisle by men of bert Williams to accept n part in More cases of blindness are comparable stature. But it could No Time for Sergeants," a film some when Congrewi coniW in on which Williams is a technical caused by u ta ra c ti than by any the admlnlitratlon’i foreign aid adviser. Williams reluctantly ac­ other -sya condition, says tho Florida Council for the Blind. program and perhapa when the cepted a role Renat* review* tho treaty to nut tho United State* In an Interna­ tional atoms-for-pearo sgjncy Knowland It troubled because he hellevea tho admlnlitratlon Is moving toward a “Communist Marshall Plan," a program of aid for tho RtiMlan latetllte* of East­ ern Europe. Against Polish Aid Sine# early wlntar ha has bean sounding alarms on this subject. More recently and more specifi­ cally, he ha* protested against of fer* of aid to Poland In nrgotia tions last month. n e also dissented from the ad ministration on one provision of a hit! passed by the Senate this week. The provisions would per mlt the administration to barter surplus 'arm products to Iron Curtain countries for strategic material*. Knowland laid the Communist countries could buy agricultural products from tho United States with dollars, If they wished lbsr*by reducing the dollars avail able to International Communism for subversive action against this nation. Senate Volea Favorably Epitome of elegance . . a stunn­ The Senate voted against Know MASU STARK tntrixlui.es Richard, her trained tiger, In Thousand ing wide-brimmed milan strawland on this Issue, 51-23. GOP Oak*. Calif., after returning from Japan and a three-year tour with flower trimmed, also tailored mi­ Senators spilt a«aiost down th* her set. Miss Stark is ths only woman to attempt tha schooling of 7.98 • 11.00 ls ns. middle with 2t supporting his a* tigers. In her seventies, she hss a scar for every year to prove that mendment nnd 19 opposing it. her training Job Is no plenl*. f/ntrrnalfnndt JouadphotoJ Th., California senator, who of­ b. From our dramatic new collecten haa foreign policy dlipute% tlon . . white piques in aborted with tho administration, argues 3.95 - 5.98 styles, that any holp to tho satellites gives at least Indirect help to Pu il l He also has suggested c. To flattter your Easter wardrobe and the Lent Is n Phillips home in I .it Ilo Venire. .1 & I t i t any such help would mean . . white, |MHte| nnd dark straws. either enlarging the overall forbedrooms 1 & 2 baths. See (he many floor plans. 3.98 - 10.00 Tlaln &. trimmed. e gn aid program or subtracting frcpi the aid given to U. S allies Exciting new shape*, blooming end neutral*. now in loveliness are the small The other sld* of the argument 5.98 -14.00 flower huts. is that any move* to provide aid rwmrr w. Crystle Drive 4k for the Soviet la'ellites would he Lake Mary Rlvd. ' - n e FA 2 4551 intended to en^ufage their inde­ *r Thone FA 2 M1J After 7 P M. pendence from Russia—an argu­ ment Knowland vill not buy. A United P r o s E«tra By CSARLES OOEODRT United P n ea Staff Correspondent , WASHINGTON m -rSuch rapid progress la being made in deveoping 1,500-mile ballistic ml»siles that the first ones may be •mlgned to military force# by the end af this year or early in IMP. Some of the missiles might be made available to Britain at tlx ■amt lime in line with the "agree meat in principle” reached at Ber­ muda by President Elsenhower and Prime Minster Harold Mae mlllan. This tssessmeni was obtained from high-ranking military sourcea fai a position to know about Ameru n p ro g rttt In d iw lo p n w t erf the IRBM intermediate range ballistic missile and other weap­ ons of the future. The Bermuda developments and the elevation of Air rorco Secre­ tary Donald A. Quarles, a iclen Bit and mathematician, to deputy defense secretary appeared to mark a second "new look” at hill* Ury forces, bringing up to date a major modernisation started in a Knowland Thinks Time For Another 'Great Debate' imply staling caster headlines! Don't buy anything but the b : :t FREE- SAVE where your money earns (hat big yearly dividend No Obligation with Insured safely. We will add your nams to re­ ceive our regular bulletins on Undervalued and “Special Situation” Securities Write to— 'elna Securities Corporation 218 fla t S tm t Miami Beach j f r T f c r a a b U f c s J U l a r a s s o je i a t i o ' m - D O N ’T - •V Throw away your lire dollars berausv* your Urea are smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd put on new truck rubher trends that will give GUARANTEED NEW TIRE wear at half new tire coal. A BUDGET PLAN TOO WELSH TIKE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Ph. FA 2-0872 .IS Yearn In Sanford .SANFORD “We Invite Charge Account* �c6 ■ f '4r*,«Vv>S f.r rg •* -Tdr«.>r vS(* *,. f , r fw. *• Sim and Save la Sanford ^ a n f o r f r Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. .... .. « -* ’ , v , \ | ?•*? f e r a l f r WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1957 Uajtoi Wlra ■? ' T - T W r ■v JV* / < Y:J • '■-• i u r : v o > - r w O T S l ■<* .■i .1' - **•’«».. a.-vireU If Y aw R arall h N et M N t N i By I P. M. Can PA M i l l Btfora 7 * ■ Far DtOrary no. Education Assn. Maps Qut Plans To Support School Betterment Bill Control Of Plant insects Gardening School Subject James E. Brogdon, Extension Entomologist, with the Agricultur­ al Extension Service told Sanford and Seminole County landscape and Gardening Schout members last night of the "control of some b k e ts and mite* of ornamental plants.” The seventh session of the 8aession course sponsored by the Sanford Garden Club Federation in cooperation with the Florida Ag­ ricultural Service was devoted en­ tirely to Brogdon’s subject. He said "The climate in Florida makes our state an ideal place to grow ornament* plants. "By the same token," he tald, -(Qt is an excellent place for in. aects and mites to thrive and causa tremendous damage.” Before ex­ plaining in detail the insecticides, their formulas, and their applica­ tion, Brogdon said "One of the (Continued on page 2) Incomplete Figure ;£hows Over $1,000 Collected For Drive Incomplete figures reported this morning on the "C” Day fund drive for the Seminole' Counity Unit of the American Cancer So­ ciety were reported as 11,128.37. This w»* U*e total UP ,n 0 o’clock last night, according to Mre. Phil C. Stnnley Jr., “C” Day •balrman. TpTbe figure* reported this Morn­ ing does not Include funds from tha business area, the county, or the Colored eectlons of Sanford. Mr*. Stanley amid thla morning that “If anyone Vrho was not call­ ed on at home would like to con­ tribute, their contributions can be tent to T. E. Tucker, a t the Florida gtate Bank who is trea­ surer for the fund. “To have so many volunteers ^cognise the importance of can­ te r and with euch generous re­ sponse from the general publis on "C" Day Is vqry (ratifying," ■aid Mr*. Stanley. The general chairman of the Overall countywide drive is Irv­ ing Pryor. Mrs. Gertrude Dingfelder Is president of the Semi­ nole County Unit of the American Cancer 8oclcty. w Weathei Fair to partly cloudy and mild today and tonight. Thursday pastly cloudy and slightly higher tem­ peratures low tonight S3 to 62. The Seminole County Education Association met in a special clos* ed-door session yesterday to map out plana for the support of the School Betterment Bill supported by the Florida Education Associa­ tion and recommended by the Con­ tinuing Education Council, an or­ ganisation asked by Gov. LeRoy Collins to make studies and re­ commendations on the Florida Pilot Club Makes Plans For Easter Egg Sale Apr. 20 Plans for the Pilot Club's an­ nual Easter Egg Sale were made at the meeting of the club which was held in the Yacht Club last evening. Mrs. Sue S. Stevenson presided. The sale will be held In front of Sears Order Office on Satur­ day, Apr. 20, beginning at 8:30 a. rn. Gaily decorated eggs, E a s t ­ er bunnies and cookies will be on sale, proceeds of the sale, which is an annual affair with the club, will be used toward its two main projects, the "Milk Fund” which supplies milk for indigent fami­ lies in Seminole County, and main­ tenance of a room in the local hospital. Members will meet at at the home of Mrs. B. E. Chap­ man and Mr*. David Gatchel on Wednesday, Apr. 17; at the home of Mrs. Eather Rive on Thursday, Apr. 18 and at the borne of Mrs. V. C. Messenger on Friday, Apr. 19 to prepare the eggs. Mrs. B. E. Chapman, vice chair­ man of the Seminole County Mental Health Association, spon­ sored by the Pilot Club, outlined plan* for the forthcoming “Bell Ringers” campalg-.- "Vic'c."- V " * will get underway Apr. 21 i n i last through May 4. All members were urged to attend a meeting Of the association on Monday, Apr. 15 at the Parish House at which time plans will bo complet­ ed for the drive. Sen. George Sraathors is national chairman (Continued on page 2) Cleveland Fills In As House Speaker TALLAHASSEE m - T h e Florida lfouae speaker had no voice to speak with Wednesday. After six days of talking, Speaker Doyle Coner of Starke lost hi* voice. Conner stayed In his room “not feeling bad” but suffering from an embarrass­ ing attack of laryngitis. Speak­ er pro tem Mack Cleveland of Seminole took his place on the rostrum. school neoda ta d taaehar short­ age. It wag reported that “Although a leader In many field*, especial­ ly in the south, Florida is lacking in teacher attractiveness". Ac­ cording to the offleere of the lo­ cal association "O ut, of the 48 slates, Florida la ranked a tnwly 38 In tha pay scale—only nine states above the poorest” “Many people," an official of the association stated, “oarticularly around 8anford and Semi nole Comity, have been confused about the average teachers' salaris In the state. The figure* Is tet at $3,600. But this la high, accord­ ing to th number of counties." It was reported “Of the 67 counties in the state, only 10 counties pay the average salary or above, and this means that 57 of the counties pay below tha average." However, the official did not etate what category Semi­ nole County fell into, the first ten or the 57 under average. “Should tha teaeher* get tha $1,100 raise, Florida teachers would then be receiving only the average teacher salary," It was stated. It was pointed out that the $1,100 proposed rale* would apply to a teacher unit, not each teacher And, It wae explained, "in every county there ar so many teacher units which are based on the children. Each 27-30 stuJeotj con­ stitute a teacher unit with Semi­ nole County at present staffed with 19 mode teachers than the alloted teacher units." The Seminol* County Education Association reaffirmed its origin el stand of solid support of tha FEA program and opposes any drastie action, although their stand i* that the teachers in Flor­ ida deserve at least an average teacher salary. Mrs. Hilda Wray, president of th* Bern*-. '« County Education A i i r r i a t l l '^ - ’nted lu t > yclFrday's m in in g that th* FKA b-d agreed to study a merit system and also pointed out In a confer­ ence afterward that so far tha proposed merit system ranged from the socialisation of th* teaching profession and paying teachers for the number of de­ pendent children Instead of their qualifications as a teacher, to giving extra pay for trips taken in the summer. • TTic teacher oiganixation said “It seems that a merit system without rices study could de­ velop into a political football and porsen the dilemma of the teach­ er problem." Additional Local News On Page 2 G. Gibbs Initial Speaker More than 200 paopt* from Central Florida and other areas In­ terested In the Ssnford-Tltusvllla Canal proposal, packed irto tho ballroom of tbe Mayfair Inn thla morning at 9 o’clock when CoL E. E. Kirkpatrick, District Engineer# Jacksonville District, for tbe Army Corps of - Engineers, opened the hearing which was called on Mar. 11 for thla date. Other officers listening to argn* ments for and against the canal wera: Angelo TablU, Chief, H y Urology Section; William O. Ko* ski, Chief, Navlgatlori Report* Section; and Col. Paul D. Troxler, office of the Chief Engineer. The entire proceedings are be­ ing tape recorded for further study relative to tb f report which will come from the hearing. CoL Kirkpatrick, la opening tho meeting, stated that tbe hearing waa called pursuant to a reso­ lution adopted Jan. 27, 1937, la which tha District Engineer wa* directed to mak« a survey of tho channel from Sanford to India* River near Titusville. Heretofore three hearings have been heard on the proposed canal and reporta found that tho canal was not recommended and not economical for navigation ban*flti "The benefit* murt oxeeod tho A GROUP STUDIES the proposed Sanford-Tlwsvllle Canel. The fab- Inn and called by Col. R. B. Kirkpatrick. District Engineer, coat of th* canal," OoL Kirkpat­ huge map wae displayed this morning at the hearing held at May* Jacksonville District. (Staff Hints) rick told th* audlanc* of both m*a and woman attending th* hearing. A proposed channel waa pointed out which axtemlad from Labs Has ney to Pusxle Lake, thence to El­ lis Laka end to Labe Looghmato extending from there In a diseal line to Titusville. First to bo called on to make sUtemenU would be the propon­ TALLAHASSEE W — Rapid department vehicle*. ents of the Canal th* Colooet said. fir* action was expected at a Most of the interest centered Following them those opposing the round of committee mscting* Wed­ around committee hearing! before canal would be given an oppor­ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ----- nesday on controversial bills to the general session*. A Senate Th* Seminole County Associa­ tunity to speak. Federal and SUto open Juvenile court hearings to Charles Fred Barrows, former public, establish a 63 milo judiciary committee meeting had tion for Mental Health will meet agencies are to follow tho*« whe West Virginia Police Sergeant, was the per hour speed limit and decrease before it the touchy proposal to at (h« Episcopal Parish House, oppose the Sanford-Tltuavllle wa­ appointed Altamonte Springs Po­ allow tho public und the pres* to Monday April 15 at 8 p. in. and terway. lice Chief by Mayo Lawrence small loan interest rstei. George Gibbs, head of the Gtbtw attend juvenile court henrirg*. The most noteworthy bill up for Swoffnrd at a Meeting of the town Similar proposals failed in the tho public is cordially invited to Corporation of Jacksonville wan a voto was a Senate measure council here Monday night. th* initial speaker. 1955 legislature and them has attend. Barrows served on the Parker- adopting forest green and white been much opposition to tho hill. Gibb* followed the history of th* Mr*. A. R. Key. program chairbtirg, W. Va. police department *t official colurs for ad sheriff The Senate Banking Committed man, has arranged for n 40 min- effort to have tha canal extended, since 1951. resigning his duties met at the same time to consider nta film called "Breakdown" citing that the Legislature, mure (here on March 13 this year, to a hill hndked by tho small loan w h i c h sympathetically present* than a 100 years ago authorised move bo Florida because of cli­ Truck Hits Group industry which would decrease th* the treatment for mental Illness. tho State to build the waterway. matic conditions effecting his 30 years we hare been telling Interest rate on loans by on*-h:»lf Mra. Key said that the pictui* "For Of Children; 4 pople what ha* happened and what child's health. per cent but raise the nu<'incised does a remarkable job in outlin­ Borrows submitted letters of might happen bi an ar*a available amount of loan from $300 lo $600 ing tho proper attitudes toward by yacht. high recommendation from Mayor Killed, 2 Hurt patient* and some ways to assist maximum. Frank W. Cove Jr. ami Chief of "I want to state," said Gibb*," SAFFORD, Arii. HA- A plckIn their cure and rehabilitation. Opposition Arise* Police Bruce E Parsons of the ap truck plow#! Into a group of that th* State of Florida la on* The outline for the campaign of the fastest growing state* In tbe Committee members indicated city of Parkerbtirg. Hit appoint­ children walking along a quiet ment here followed th# action of lido street, killing four of them they favored the bill *nd would for members and funds for tho union from an industrial stand* approval of the rntmcil. lie will aid critirnly injuring two others, send it to the floor in a hurry, but coming year will be given by Mra. Lint One of tha things that causee go on official duty April 13 at a t i t riff* officers said We-lnc.idar. Sen. Verle Pope, St. Augustine, It. K. Chapman, chairman. produce at a low coat Wo have vowed to fight th* measure all A full attendance Is urged *0 Continued on Page 2) All of th* dead end on* of tha th* way hccausa, ho contended, that more people may h* better industry to thrive is that we caa tnluicd were member* of the rame | it enables the small lonn firms acquainted with what ha* been the thlngi that will attract industry so wa must hav* a place for war* family. to “commit larceny instead ot pet- termed as America'a number one kers U> live and attract people to u.'ficera kienti^ed thoi# killed (Continued on pjgo 2) health problem. Florida." ■U the incidmt Tuesday night as Again, Gtxorge Gibbs pointed out Virginia B rjrnr-rrte, 12; Avallno that Sanford could be tha alt# of B.-kcamont*. J; Aidy Ura-amonts, a steel factory. "Progress of Ute 9 and Patsy Riicanumt*. 7. south la du* to water transportsCiitically .njti-td were Roberto lion,” he said. B'.vamonte, S, aid Ray Arreli.'t, "The Port of Canaveral will beII Hospital authirltk* la-.l thc-e comu on-i of tho coalers c f Ute worl two were Ini'lrc.l to seriously trn t if we can fowl lo that area tha pro­ they might die -sithin a few hours duct* necessary,” said Gibb*. And The driver of the truck, identi­ h* said "Florida Is tbo baart of fied by officers •* Antonio Ativae, font attending tha bearing. 64, was booked in county jail America's m arket” pending charge* of negligent Mayor Davul Gatchel admitted homicide and driving under the (Continued on page 2) Influence >4 alcohol. Barrows Named M ite Chief At Altamonte Safety Committee OKs Film To Be Shown 65 mph Speed Limit At Menial Health Session Apr. 15 Commission Fights Attempt To Lift Price Controls Little League Supper Apr. 13 “C" DAY CONTRIIUTIO.VS were turned in last night at bead- ceive* collections from Mrs. Vernon Hardin (far right) who rc.orequarters established In the Florida Slate Bank. Mra. Harold Chap­ *#n!a Bela Sigma Phi Sultrily. Mr*. Phil C. Stanley Jr., C-Day man (left) turns In her collection* to Mr*- David Gatchel who re­ Chairman receives i phone message from a volunteer. present* th* Pfiot Club. Irving Iryor, County Chairman for the (Photo by Urgstrum) , Seminole Couniy Unit of th* American Cancer Society (center) re­ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Seminole-Orange Countv .Little League Baseball Club wilt serve a fried chicken supper at the Mait­ land Community Hauaeun Saturday April 13 from (:JO lo 7:30 pm . The Seminole-Orange League la comprised of teams from Alta­ monte Springs, Ca«srib*rry-Fern Park, Longwood and Maitland. Re­ spective official titles are: Alta­ monte Senators, South Seminole Indians, L/mgwood Braves and the Maitland Dodgers. Preceding the Saturday supper s double header wilt be played on the Maitland field, beginning at 1 p m. The first game will be be­ tween Maitland and Longwood, followed by a game with the South Seminole Indiana and Altamonte Springs. l^agu# officers arc: President, Jim Brown; Vice President. Carl Stllaa; Secretary, Msr. C21I Stile*; TreJsurcr, Mrs. Joesph Favelchak and Playar Agent, Mrs. Vista Elgir MRS. VICTOR HUTCHINS, th# only woman apeaktr at the Sanford* Titua* die Canal Hearing tlii. morning, spoke in favor of th* canal. Sh* represented her mother, Mr*. W. E. Coulbourn of Part ArIhu", Teiaa, th* former Misa Mary Chappcl of Hanford. (Photo by Bargatrom) TALLAHASSEE Hh— A naw attempt to lift control* on milk price* was to b* fought out by tha Stato Milk Commission Wadnesday. Tha commission, at ■ cloatd meeting In Jacksonville t o s t month, deflated by o 4-3 vot# th* asm* motion to remove pri.-e controls. But Howard D. Walton of Miami, o consumer member, re­ introduced tho proposal at o pub­ lic moating n*r* Tuesday. Walton said ho wanted th* mat­ ter taken up at an open mealing to clear up “bad publicity." The decision delayed to permit Alex D. Shaw, Agriculture De­ partment r«BJe»catativa, to b* present. Walton’s motion was aomndai ty H. G. Cochran of Lake City, another consumer member. Henry Schneider, distributor m e m b e r ' fum Euatia, obja-tid and dadaraj ; tho action of tha Jacksonville l matting should aland. �nBwyeqt) 1* ~ r; j .• from 7 i |i Om ) W H a r." ftps said tto bill. In effect, tw ld 'p n w rt further competition tkTOBgb • provision perwIUlac tto comptroller to d*«We when dm "tattron” of a community w m M to oorood to;«m tW eonepuy young Into biulneti. The B oom Public Safety Com­ mittee unonimouiljr approved bllle to le t e maximum M mitc-per tour ■peed limit, give highway patrol trooper* n flat W> par menth pay rail*, Inert*!* patrol •trength from the pretent 106 to 100, allow local authorltier and •to atate road department to set minimum speed limits, double the legal distance between truck* on the highway! and glee Amorlm-a Legion ancillary trooper* the •ama Immuaitlc* and protection* a* the highway patrol when work* lag with the patrol. ANY CLOTHES YOU WANT CLEANED FOR EASTER? Over 300 Enjoy Talent Night # Altamonte Baptist Borrows Bill To Up Orange (Ceatinaed from Pag* 1) Church To Acquire starting salary of 1330. par month. Advertising T ax In another action, tto council Building Site voted to accept a bid for a model Clears 1st Hurdle Over T H E .S oO T O R ^ H R J J A L D Hospital Notes Pag* 2 Wad. April 10t_198T (CooUmiod From Pago n e t) ------- , _____ Private l a w , 11 that "many people have said that APRIL » Staffed haa eat taken advantage of a. a . to • ft Sami Privato Admissions i u water. It wae not because ef Rooms, 3 » o t f . m ^ T t o J j . m . ; Vhrorlcno Andros (Geneva) tto l* k of desire—but th Uck of -ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Rev. 1503 eight cylinder, four door stan­ TALLAHASSEE W— A com­ Pedio uvea, 11 a. m. to * J. « Charles Ekarrakcr (Sanford) Paul Middleton, pastor of the F irst dard shift Chevrolet from Honor promise bill to raise tha advertis­ Grace Rannlngar (Fern Park) Parents and Grandparents only; finances." . By MARIAN JONES Motcr Salas, Sanford, low bidder of of Altamonte Obstetrics, No vtstttag ddmna OVIEDO— The Junior C lu s of Ha called attention to tto now Baptist Church Discharges ing tax on Florida oranges on a feeding ef tobies. Privatejtoom t. •be Oviedo High School lpoaxor- Jetty that will form a platn.ro boat Springs annotmeed this week th at five FOrd, Chevrolet aod Plymouth Lucille Millar ( W o r d ) 11 o. m . to 12 noon, 3 to 4 p er their annual Talent Night F rl toela and laid that it would ha dm church congregation voted a t dealers from Sanford and Orlando. twn-yaor ba*»j cleared the first Johnny Johnson a recent meeting to purchase the Holler Motor Sales' bid waa for II,- of four hurdles Ttesday. bus stU m. and 1 to a p. m., Sami Privato day evening In the Khool audi­ "completed In tto near futuro." (AltamOnto Springs) U a long way f.*tm the House or 600.00. torium. They should be congra­ Rooms, I U 4 p . m . a i i d » U "We feel optimistic about our property on the northern corner APRIL ! • tulated on changing to a Talent waterwsy more than ever before. of Altamonte and F rrast Avenues The car Is to to the town’s first Senate floor. Admissions a P .A . j:: Tto bill was voted favor*Sly Night from the traditional play. don’t need to tell you what a tre­ fo n bolldlng site. The area co­ city owned police car. Ethel Britccl (Sanford) ver* approximately 1T0 ft. on Al­ S U P P O M T T H l* * ^ this canal will This enabl** them to use talent mendous asset AUen Forward, a member of the cut of the House Flnar.cj and Mary Ellen Whitten (8anford) from tto entire school, which mean to Sanford. Wt would ha tamonte Ave. by 300 ft. fruntinl board of truilees for the Altamonte Taxation Om.rUtee, wh'ch n e t William Oliver Livingston brings forth parents, ifmod par­ along a super highway along the on Foreat Ave. which Is owned by Chapel, was present to explain tto >n Joint H su m with tne Senate (8anford) ents, sisters, brothers and other SL Johns River,” said tto Mayor. E. C. Bates. churchs’ request to have an alley group to hoar aigumonti an the Discharge* A special drive for funds la now relatives, as well as frlsnls to see Mayor Gatchel pointed out to the underway to to climaxed Easter opened to traffic, directly north controversial measure. Crandall Read J r. (8anford) W. J. Stee.l of Orlando, attor- Baby Boy Stsvsns (Lake Monroe) them perform. Carps of Engineer officers and to Junday by a concerted effort to of the educational buUding. L. T. Bryan, trustee of tto First r*y for the Stele Citrus Commit Robert E. Moxloy (W aited) The auditorium seats 300. tto audience tto scale model cf tto pay for tto let In full by that seed Docks sod Terminals Chairs were placed everywhere Baptist Church, asked fur per­ si'-n, offered an -itnendmen: limit­ data. ing the raise fmm three to five they could be placed and still project and said " I hope you resFollowing tto Easter service the mission to osa the Community cent* per bog an orange* to two Sunday School soma remained standing, so pic lias that Sanford, Jn all serfouen- congregation plan to launch a bond House to hold estimated audience would go wall ass. Is putting ,n this facility.’' Issue lor the construction of its classes.' Both of these requests years. Representatives of the Florida Conners Assn, agreed to over 300 for this occasion. -/ "Sanford Is now on Its way with new educational building and san­ were granted. • Councilman Horace Weltraer In­ tto eompromlso We saw Mrs. Charles S. Lea, the use of tto waterfront. If th* ctuary. It Is hoped that this work Tho Senate committee, however, past president of the P-TA, Canal so st through Sanford will will he completed by early summer sisted th at compensation b« paid a JAMES GUT AGENCY who had not been out for a long taka Ita place aa the pert of Cess The newly organised group now to Mayor Swofford for duties pat' delayed action on tha bill until time on such an occasion—the tral Florida,” said Mayor Got- told a full schedule ef vrrvlces formed and time spent while car­ after tto Senst* Citrus Commit 312 EAST FIRST STREET young grandson was In aao of the A d . In tto Swofferd building on Al­ rying out his duties. Town Atty. tee has acted. Senate Citrut acts. I t did good to ooo Goldie Col. Herbert Gaa, representing tamonte Ave. adjacent to tto now Wilson Alexander said In his opin­ Chairman Douglas Stenatrom of PHONE FA 2.4451 * ion each council member and the Sanford said >a did not know out again. Seamed Ilka old times. the SL Jotme-Iadlaa River Ira building site. mayor ahould receive some fee •hen ha could got tto committed We w ant to compliment all who provemtnt Aseoctation and tto H. JAMES GUT. JAMES & GUT for tto lr efforts. No official sc together. T to Hous* Citrus Cun. participate. Anyone who want on' Geological Survey, stated that sur­ tlon was taken on the m atter at ttiiitee plans to vote on tha biTI veys bad already toon submitted Easter Cantata leyed everything immensely. this time. Tnoraday. traffic for both tto SanfordGeorge Williams, fourth grader, and tho Cross Is Postponed •tala the entire stow with his Titusville Canal T to all music service that wee IS Tons, Ho walked away with State Canal. Ho printed out that estimated to have bean sung a t tto F irst first place. "SUPER-RIGHT READY TO EAT FULLY COOKED Danuta M o r a k l , portraying tonnage would come to 00,000 Presbyterian church by tto Chan­ Marilyn Monroe, wag also a prlxo tons. However, ha stated that tto cel Choir this Sunday night will winner, as well as Joo Battle and figure doe* not Include tUUmentx not to presented. It has been an­ from certain new Industrie* re­ nounced by church officials. John Cross. T to Illness of some of tto mem­ Tto sixth grade's Tako-Off on garding the tonnage that would to bers of tto cantata brought about Hamlet also won a first placo a moved on tto waterway. "New industries seeking this tto cancellation of tto presen taward. Other acta Included Carol Park state will taka fuH advantage of tatlon a* originally scheduled, but It la hoped th at It may to sung • f t dancing the Charleston; John tto waterways,” said Gee. Hollar's The Ksmbaldan; Ann Do* Holland Dean, formerly of San­ at an early date, it waa said. Announcement will to mada in Bhaio’a piano playing; Mary Ann ford reviewed tto many attempts Alayton, June and Peggy Flam­ to secure tto coaetruettoa of tto ample time should a new data of ing singing a trio; Ann Lundy's S e a te d Tltuivllla Canal and out­ presentation to fixed. a a points fa­ Baton Twirling Johnny Selph and lined four Important waterway. his orchestra; Jinx Millar’s solo; voring tto peopoeed Legal Notice and Janet George’s act, Mll Tic­ Flood control, attraction of new Industry, value to pleasure craft, kles". w orlds o r m l r I* h sr s & r g i v e n t h s t . p u r ­ The first grade's act. Love and and growth were benefit* from tto s uNa nolle* t t o • f i n a l Caere* o f f o r e c lo ­ proposed waterway. Marriage deserve* much credit a i s u r e e n t e r e d In can e* n u m b e r e d *404 "The Southern Ball Telephone In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t • ( S em in o le well as All Around tto Kitchen SMALL 4 to 6 lb. C o u n t s . F l o r i d * , describ ed eai Co. haa eatimatad 130,000 people by the eeeond grade; T he/ Go T h e S o u th 11.* fe et a f L o t Average - Delicious Wild Over Mo by tto Third grade; will come to this a r te In four end all of Lot 1*, the Folk Dance by tho fifth y ean —our Inland waterways must B l e a k IS. W Y N N E WOOD, a c ­ poco with tto world and Sanc o r d i n g to tb * p l a t t h e r e o f a a grada; and Somtwhere Over the Tender Smoked re c o r d e d In P lat B o o k 4, would become the port of Can Rainbow by Seventh and eighth P a s s e IS. IS a n d 14, P u b l l o tral Florida,” to said. Picnics, Perfectly suited R e cord * a f S em in o le C o u n t y , grade girl*. Florida; Other speakers during the morn­ Gorge Mssn, was a wonderful T ogether w ith ell structure* master of ceramonlea. Ho con­ ing aaeeion Included Earl Brown fo r your needs a n d I m p r o v t m n n t * n o w an< ducted a qulx contest between acts of DaLand, president of tto SL hern * Iter o n t a l d land, a n d Johna-Indlan River Improvement and gave away silver dollars. t h * m a t s , Isauee a n d p r o f i t s Try One • . * of t h * ab o v e d e s c ri b e d p r o ­ Association, P. C. Knox of DeLand, p erty ) s a d all f litu r e e s o w o r Format E. Brtckenridg* of Dfh e r e a f t e r e t t e c h e d to e r u se d Control In c o n n e c tio n w i t h t h e p r o ­ Land, and Mrs. Victor Hutchins m i s e s h e r e i n d es crib ed a n d In Jr*, of Orlando. (Coatlaned from Page 1) a d d i t i o n ( h e r e t o th e f o l l o w i n g “SUPER-RIGHT”, Heavy Western Beef (Bone in) d escribed hou seh o ld a p p l i a n ­ Mrs. Hutchins represented tor most Important aspects of both ces. w h ic h e r e , a n d eh a l l be commercial and doorysrd pro­ mother, Mrs. W. E. Colboum of d eem ed t o be, f l s t u r s e a n d a p a r t of lb * re a lty , a n d a r * duction of ornamental plants Is Port Arthur, Tex., the former Miss a p o rtio n o f th o oecu rlty f o r control of destructive Insects sod Mery Chappel of Sanford. th * Indebtedneaa h erein m e n ­ "1 don’t ae« how a 13 foot chan­ m itts.” tio n ed ; Scotsm an Space H eater “SUPER-RIGHT" Tender Shoulder Brod ifon defined Insecticides, ex- nel bpllt fer pleasure boats and (IX f t e f r l s e r a t o r , to formulas formu plained the of tho Jour flood control would produce theta OK l in ag e V enetian Blind*, to eolve flood types, and described tto appUei- results. We need t o t h o h ig h e s t a n d tlon, “ Many Instances of lack of Control problem*, problems of wa ahte a lp u bb ll di cd - reel*, f o r oeah, a t t h e f r o n t Ann Page elbow control of pests, eharge.l against ter lowering and aalt Intrusion," d o o r o f th * Bemlaola C o u n ty C o u r t h n u a a In S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , b e lw a a n “SUPER-RIGHT Western Tender the pesticide, are dua to failure ■be said. 11:00 A M. a n d 0:00 f . M, on T h u r s ­ The husband of a building con d a y . A p r i l II, 1)11. lo spray com clly," he said. He then Identified tho various tractor, she spoke for th* Sanford O P. Ilera don. C lerk pests, thslr feeding habtts. and the Tltuivllla canal pointing out that lly E. U Hu rd lo k Bunnell, Jalousies D e p u t y C le r k way they can be controlle. Brog cement from ( C o u r t S e a l) GRADE A Dressed & Drawn GA. or FLA. don Included, In hla description, from Miami and many other pro­ scales, aphids and whttofUes, sooty duct! could be shipped by way of sea o f th o aald C H A R L E S OOODl.(J\V EVANS, alan k n o w n aa C <1 mold, spider mites, thrlpi, cater the now canal. EV A N S ; IDA UltUXILKT. It a l l v s She was the only woman speaker b a r u n k n o w n a p o u a* if m a r r l a d . pillars, grasshoppers, katydids, a d ead Ih* r a e p e c l l r * u n k n o w n and snails, beetle and various other during tto morning session of the h ne idr s If , davleaea, l a g a t e a a a n d g r a n t toering. “SUPER-RIGHT Western Honeless pests. e t a o f tb* t a l d ID A U IW U L H Y A luncheon wa* held a t 12:30 c i i a k i . e s b t k a t o n u u u m l e v Important amt one of tne m a­ a ls o k n o w n a a C H llru m l* jor problem* "is the pouihile In today honoring the visitors to San If aliv e, hie u n k n o w n ipou** ff m a r r i e d a n d If d a e d . t h e u n k n o w n jury to plant* by pesticides," said ford attending the hearing. heir* devisees, l e g a t e e s a n d g r a n t Brogdon. eea o f t h a aald C'HAKLES HTKA GOLDEN RIPE One caution emphasized by the TUN IIRUM LEY, a l s o k n o w n a a C a llltUM LKY; U A ItlE L O U IS E Entomologist, Is that "Many of I 'H I N U L E If ally*, h e r u n k o w n (rootieaed From Pago I) the newer pesticides and some of • po u aa It m a r r i e d , a a d If dead, t h e the older onet have not been ad and Rep. Farris Bryant of Ocale r e e p e c l l v a u n k n o w n ha ir* devisees leg atees a n d a r a n l a e t o f t h a aelil quately tested on ornamental I* Florida chairman. dexola XIA K i l l I.OIMSE I 'H I N U L E ; MOdshrubs and flowers under Florida Mrs. Gatchsl thanked the mem­ KM K. LEVY a n d J O S K I 'l l M A ll FANCY LONG GREEN If aliv e, t h e i r r e sp e c conditions.” Tho grower should sa bers for thslr assistance at the lIIEDONDA. i r e u n k n o w n epoueea If m a r r i e d tlsfy himself as to the tolerance Navy Appreciation Day and Mrs. a n d If dead. In* r a a p e c tlv a u n o w n h eirs, da vit***, i e t a t a e s a n d of the particular plants to be Messenger thanked thos* who as­ k■nrants** o f t h * ee ld HOMES K treated, he said. sisted On the Cancer Crusado. A L EV Y a n d J O H E I'l l M. A It RE DON From a paper prepated by S, loiter was read from Clifford Me DA; a n d a n y a n d a l l p arsons cla im FRESH WESTERN title o r In teres t In If. Kerr of the Florida Agricultur­ Kibbin, president of the Chamber nI nngd taon yIh*r i gfhotl,lo w in g described l e n d al Experiment Station's entomo­ Of Commerce, thanking tha club l y i n g an il b e in g In S em in o le C o u n F lorida to-w lt: logy department the chinch bug, for Its resolution regarding th* ly . l.ot* I sod S o f Evens T e r sod webworms, armyworms, mol* Sanford Naval Air Statlou. vac*. S an fo rd .. F l o r i d a ac c o r d Ing to p l a t t h e r e o f recorded In crickets, white grubs, lesfhoppers IMet Rook X. p e g * I t P u b llo FRESH CRISP and miscellaneous pcstj were des­ R e c o r d s o f S e m l n o U County. His Job His Downfall Florida cribed and a control suggested. o f y o u ar * h e r e b y Warning the full houio of gar* MANCHESTER, England W — r e qTuoiur.e da n dlo each a p p e a r a n d . fll*. p e r dtning enthusiasts, Brogdon said Television actor Ted Archer ap e o n a l l r n r b r y o u r a t t o r n e y w i t h Ih* ab*v*.styt*<l many glass t k * C l e r k o f "All Insecticides are poisons and peared In one too C o u r t , y o u r w r i t t e n defence*. If NEW CROP RED BLISS should b* handled with cars.” lie houses Monday night. A viewer a n y t o Ih* Dili T o Q u iet T i l l s said extreme care should be used recognlxed him ax tto man he and file d h e r e i n a g a i n s t y ou In I h l s u s e a n d In aerv* a r o p y o f t h e In the handling of organic phosph­ police had been looking for for six casa m * o n I'lalallffe* a t t o r n a r , b*. SUTANA ates such as parathon and demston. months as a swindler. He was ar- low, o n o r before t b * SHb d a y o f A p r i l . A. n m i rsxttd as ha lsft tha TV studio. While Malathion la In the phos­ W. c llutchD on J r OUR OWN phate group, it le considered to to A ttorney for P laintiff* ln g safer to us* than other material* Tuesday night will be Dr. Donald SEadnwf oa rr dd *, FKl ourlld ida in this group. Coe who will speak on the subject n P H E RNDON. C lerk a f th * c i r c u i t C o u rt T to final epeaked for the Land­ of "Disease and Namotodes of or­ By M L B u r d i c k • scape and Gardening School, next namental plants.” D e p u t y C lerk f jp H F v General Insurance- PICNICS » Macaroni or Spaghetti PLEASE LET US HAVE 'EM MOW! You'll won! to look your vory best In tho Easier Paradel You can do It, too—oven If all your finery Isn't new. You'll Ilk# tho liko-new look of clothing cleaned and fin­ ished our Special Sanllono Jut act NOWto ovoid the rush I * 2 / 3 3 ' Pilot 113 S. Palmetto FA 2-5292 Seminole County . Laundry 819 W. 3rd FA 2-3253 Southside Laudromat 106 G. 25th FA 2-130- FRYERS who,e le. 37c SHOULDER R0ASTie.59r LB. BANANAS CookinIQ ■9 O w llil Downtown Cleaners & Laundry CHUCK ROAST lb. 35 c. LAMB CHOPS ts. 39c LAMB SHOULDER m . 35c * Pt. 2 9 ‘ CUCUMBERS 2 for ASPARAGUS 19c* LETTUCE 25c 2 heads LB. POTATOES Sa lad D reiising D E L I V E R E D TO YOU Qt. 57 PLYMOUTH - $1895. 57 CHRYSLER - $3395. COM PANY OFFICI JANE PARKEFt ANGLE FOOD ALS CARS Available NOW a t G REA T SAVINGS R E IM A H N “JhsL PLYMOUTH fisaJL J dJl ADJOINING CITY PARKING LOT 3 5 * c tIfE I A Iv t Large 3 9 ‘ Ring 10c 04c V2 LB. 49c TEA JIFFY YELLOW. WHITE, SPICED CHOCOLATE CAKE MIX 10c Dixie Lily 5 lbs. CORN MEAL 53c IVORY SOAP 29c Medium Size 2 Bars Large Size Detergent 2 Bars Ig'. pkg. IVORY SOAP 17c PINK DREFT 31c Gentle giant Ig. Cleanser IVORY SNOW 33c COMET Detergent Ig. pkg. TIDE 2'43c Aluminum Wrap 25 fL 31c REYNOLDS 29c Prices in thin ad effective M l * t h r o u g h Saturday, April 13 ? ^ P l S u p er M a r k e t s "W *n*«K * fat** He «**-•»• 200 Magnolia Ave. Sanford * 4 �TTflt SANFORD HFRALD Wed. April 10. 1597 P * fel F r it* Wise Shoppers w ill be Th rilled w ith these Legal N o tic e n t u b y i w t .w » n r l jtB irti -c m a n M u o fo r iM i.m ii t u t . N T T . F L O R ID A 151 r a i H ' H I I I * . M M . VIOLA CROOM. l B d l » l d u » l l r • » < » ' a d m i n i s t r a t r i x nf t h a « l » l » •* R?* h a r t L C r o o m . i Im 1 » » » m A L cm m . iM I U t i nSuutr. FA K H 1 B B. MAUBH l i l j . l msit is~retstu ’dass « l r Hc1KAi L E E a a d D E N N IS L K B b « r (!«•b u d , a s l o l l h t l r e o f A. IL CROOM. i<«.»iid. M i n t i: o r b u t f l a t , o f F l o r i d a T o : P e n a C ro o m H i l t i w a r and I l i a H a lts way. h er h u s b a n d , whoa* rra ld a itr e la Pamh r o k a . a a o r n l a t O a y te C r o o m La* a n d D e a n l r Las, h s r h u s b a n d , whoaa . s a i d o n e s la H l a * y t l l a . f lO o rf la : I T*iu a n d a a r h o f y o u a r e hereby no tlflo d t h a f th aro la a s a l t p en d in g a g a i n s t y o u In I h o a b o . a atylad fourt t h a n a t n r a o f w h i c h Is t o I m p re s s a t r u s t a n d o t h e r re lief a r a l n . t t h a fn lln w ln ir d e e r r l b e d p r o p a r ty l y i n g a n d bo lnir In Ram lnola C o u t r . P lo rld a . t o . w i l l W U o f SI! *4 o f NB14. M e ­ llon II. T ow nship II Seutb v r* V «V I W U Of jw u . PRICES GOOD THRU SAT.. APRIL 13th Ilae- • • t l o n I*. T o w n s h i p f t So u th . ■* h a s t e I I BaH. “■ T h a SE*4 o f H W t i o f P aetlo n “ 11 T o w n s h i p I I Bo oth. R a m a M 14 B a s t a s f s p l 1 4 a c r e s In t h a V BR c o r n e r d a a c r l h a d a s follows B a n i n a t SB a o r n a r o f BB H o f ■a B W U , r u n Hoyth 14 y a r d s W est tttH y a r d s . B a u lh I I r«rda. • B a a l t l T H y a r d a t o p l a c o o f hanln n ln n . andalso esc e p t lo t. ■« l * t o I t In clu siv e, m o c k I «f B o n i t a B u h d l r l s l n n . aa r a e r d • * ad l a P l a t n o o k 4. p a s s 1 o f . t h a P u b l i c R e co rd a o f (trm ln o le C a n it y . Florida .. T h a BE 14 Of B W t* o f S e c llu a Vienna Sausage 10 CRACKIN' tO O O Fudge Sandwiches T 4 VALUE! ALUMINUM BAKEWARE Aluminum la I d t a l lor b a k i n g . S e a m l e s s S lays bright, boats quickly an d browns nearly. Po­ lished; satin finish, quick-heat bottom. 11 * 7“ '/»* •'/» encurr aho cam pans Satin rialaS. Qnk h Hsat letten. STOKitY FINEST LATE* ca b ; xc i« e n r m j t i m R 'p c o m t , a r .tn u in i.r . c n r h T Y . r i.o n itiA e s t a t e n r Ar t h u r r . s u i i t H. DECEAHEP m o t ic r t o c n r n f T o i t e to a l t. p f . r i o m .n havtno CLAIM A OR D E M ANDS AOAtMBT B A tP E S T A T E : T o n a n d each o f y o u a r a h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i re d t o f i ts « n » claim s a n d dsm anda w hich yoa or 't l t h a r o f y ou. m a r b a r * a n s t n . t s a i d a e t a t a In t h a o f f i c e o f H n n E R K E B T IIO U S R H O t.P K R . r o u n f J n d e a o f S en tin els C o u n t y . a t h is o f l f r s In t h a C n u r t I ln 'i M In Banford . F l o r i d a , w i t h i n a l a h t r e t » n d n r m o n t h s f ro m t h a t im e o f t h a first puhlleatlon o f th in n o tlo . K a r h c l a i m n r d a m a n d m o a t h« In w r i t i n g a n d e e n t a l n t h a p l a r a o f r e s l d a n r e a n d o oat n f f l e a nddr ena of tha e ll m a a t and m ust ha aw orn t o h r t h e c l a i m a n t , hi* a e e n t o r attorney, o r tha ta m e s h a l l ha void. / a / f r a n a F. l i a n a . Aa E y a c u t r t y o f . a i d a a l a t a h a t h W. r u n n ln a h a m A ttorney fo r F x e ru trl v T . rp a r B u U d tn n W inter P a rk F lorida IB tu b m ir t h n irtiT ju d ic ia l c o rn T n r c ir c u it pans S’enierd tlse w Perfect Cehee GR "A " DR A DR QUICK FROZEN 4-8 LB JUNIORS • t 1* SQUARE V CAM >f PANS I ^ O tM h Qulchlf I Irevme C*»nly 1 PIE PANS GOLD SEAL GLASS WAX POTATOES HORSE MEAT DOG FOOD HILLS tbb of todays TENDER FlA V O R Fl/l T H E STATE o r F L O R ID A IM AMO F O R e r W I M O L E r O l 'M T T . IM c n . t t C R B T , C.4BB MO S IM . HOW Air It K. P K C K K R . J i t 1 'f alnttff . l{IF.i.” p E C K E K . D afenlaat. m o t il e r o t r r n n f O \ E T H E L M U RIEL P E C K E R "ADDRESS: U n k n o w n TOU A R E H E t t E O T N O T I F I E R t h a t au lt f o r d l r o r r e haa bean f i l ­ ed a n a l n e t y ou In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t a f the N inth Ju d ic ia l Ctreult of t h t S t a t e o f F l o r i d a In a n d f o r Sem inole C o u n ty , u n d e r C h a n c e r y C a t e Mo 9414. t h e a t r i a o f aald r a u t a b e i n g I I O W A f t P E. D E C K E R . JR P l a i n t i f f , -v a- E T H E L M U R . t E I . P R C K E R . P e f . n d n n t an d TOU ARK H E R E B Y R E Q U I R E D t o f i le r o u r A n ew ar w i t h th a C lark a t this C o u r t and to t e r r a a copy th e r e o f u u o a t h . p l a i n t i f f , a t t a r e a t w hoaa na m e a n d addraaa a r a r e f e r r e d to halow on e r h a f o r . th a P i t h d a y o f April. A P . 1417 o r a Decree P r o C o n f . a a o m a y ha t a k e n a y a t n a t you ■WITNESS m y h a n d a n d t h a off t r l a l eaal o f aald C o u r t t h i s l * t h d «y o f M a rch . A P tJI T a t Baaf o r d . B a m ln o la C a u n t r . F l o r i d a O P H ern d o n C lark of the C ircuit C eurt Bam lnola C o o n t r . F l o r i d a B y A ria J. r.u n d n u l a t D eputy C lark t f t n l o f C lrenlt C ourt) A tto rn .v for Plaintiff EDWARD H H ritT 14 i 5 f . t c a | c R - l l d t n n Jh f t e n d n F l o r i d . v p a i cu tiits WAN TENDER ETIII MOTIVE C H A N C E R Y NO » m TO— J O H N rATTERBOM . R E 4 1 P E MC E — UN K MO WN IN T H U NAME O F T H E S T A T E O F FLO R ID A . O RE K T IN O fl TOU. J O H N P A T T E R S O N PR F E N P A N T * R E S P O N D A N T * IN T H I S BtJIT. ARU BKIXO S C U D n v TOUR w iru . m a t t ir pa ttk rbo m . P L A I N T I F F . IN P IV O R C R . IN T H F C IR C inT C O U R T . 4 KM IN OLE COUNTT. N INTH C I R f f t T B T t T R O F F7.ARTPA. B IT C A T E AT PAX,T O R P F tO R IP A »' T OC A P R R E Q U I R E D TO F I L E Po o r tK B tV R R or rv T lfrv P L R A P I N O T O TIIIB S U I T IN T H E ABO VE N V M F P CO URT ON OR B E F O R E MAT 14. l»17, . 1 , , * daf r « r n r o o f r a - o will h# r n f a r r d a c n l n . t y o u a n d Ilia m . a w ill p rn r r r d nrx P 4 R T R t v i . n r n n m r h e n d n nd a a . l th la ♦ • I d a r o f April. I l l * , a . d a r k o f >«.. f i n r r t r c o u r t n i n t h r m T . BE M fN O L E COU NTT. F L O R . mi NEAL. O P H erndon c i r r u l t C ourt C lark — n h r A ria 1 L u a d i u t a t r' a p u t y CTerir SHOULDER OR CHUCK 79c Shi der Chops iA M rn v iai Mc L o in Chops 1Va-tB BOTTLE JUVORFUl VIAL JUICY SWEET FLORIDA GRANULATID SILVER DUST ORANGES 5 CARROTS 2 FRESH GREEN FLORIDA RED HISS CABBAGE POTATOES - A tasty v ia l r & P A T T IE S DEEP WATER ROYAL RED SHRIMP KENDALL DELICIOUS FROZEN CAUGHT IN 175, 210 FATHOMS OF WATER OFF FLORIDA'S ■AST COAST. DELICIOUS STEAMED OR FRIED. A NEW TASTf TREAT. TRY THEM TODAYI BUY THEM AT WINN-DIXIE! Lemonade 9 AGEN FROZEN ) SUNNYLAND GREEN PEAS 2 «... 29c Strawberi DUNCAN HINES MORTON APPLE ORANGE JUICE 6c... 99c FRUIT PI SUPERIIKANI) OLEO BOILED HAM SAUSAGE DIXIANA FROZIF SUNNYLAND OLIVE LOAF ROAST BEEF PRARIE BELT OIL TINDia SMOKED SAUSAGE .. PORK CHOPS MISS WISCONSIN MILD I-Mi. PORK ROAST Cartons COMPLEXION CARE FRAGRANT LIFEBUOY Z bath BARS Z9c 1 1 COMPLEXION CARE NEW DEODORANT LUX SOAP ZEST SOAP 2 REG BARS 1 9 c 1 2 BATH BARS 3 9 c 1 1 DETERGENT D E O D O R A N T SOAP LIQUID LUX PR O T E X 1 Z - O i3 9 c 22 0 x 6 9 c 1 2 bath BARS 3 5 OENTIE c 1 1 LUX FLAKES LOI PXO 3 3 c j d | POWDERED BLEACH SNOWY 13-OZ PKO 4 9 c _ jd �■• » - . - ■ * + Palm Sunday Cancer Society; Community Industrial Development Fight Dreaded Disease tlons are divided and used on a five-category ”C” Day la Just over—but with a concert- bads. S ad drive Juat behind ua there ahould be no Of the total, 28 per cent isuiud for re• mum o f efforia toward building a fund that search. For public and professional educa­ R. Will help aeeompHah the purpose—Conquer tion on the subject of cancer. 30 per cent of K; Cancer. the fund in used. Direct and indirect service * Again this year, those who are serving as to indigent cancer patients within the county volunteers in the Seminole County organi- takes 27 per cent; administration uses 8 aation of the'American Cancer Society, are per cent; and fund raising uses only 7 per Imping to go over the top in their quota to cent. fro vide funda for a program to thwart an All local work is on a voluntary basis with­ ever increasing throat to human suffering in the county and the G ift and Loan closet from cancer. maintained by the Seminole County Unit ' ‘ la Seminole County alone, laat year, there of the American Cancer 8ociety served 11 ware 46 deaiha from cancer reported by the Florida Stata Board of Health. This disas­ patients last year. It is logical th at contributions to the cancer trous toll should serve aa an incentive to de­ fund are used to alleviate human suffering velop a fund to quail the terrific suffering through research, education, and service. and eventual death. Only through concentrated efforts in \ The funds, raised by voluntary contribucommunity can the disease which has gained a strangle hold in America be dim inished. Apr. 15 Draws Near No one person or organization can give the . The dreadful deadline, April 16, approach­ time, money, or scientific knowledge neces­ es. By that time all citizens who have not sary to conquer. •hready done so m utt file reports on thoir To conquer cancer there must be a little Incomes for la st year and pay any taxes they help from everyone and only then will the owe. disastrous tolls be dissipated, only then will Paying these taxes can be painful, and suffering be reduced to a minimum. dealing with complicated, badly written Some day cancer too will be an unknown income tax forma can be frustrating and a factor, but until then the cooperative help trial to even thoee who are ordinarily patient. of a generous community will be needed. Somewhere in the middle of the forms, after • . * the taxpayer has* referred to line three, section one, part twb, then tried to remember Money Not Answer Why ha refam d to it, he la willing to throw Teamster Prerident Dave Beck proposed the whole thing up and take his chances to spend one million dollars to give ” hls with Alcatraz. ^ side” of the story on the chargcn th a t were tY et, for all the inconvenience, for all the disappointment of having to give up inch made Rgninst him by the Senate committee a Urge portion of our Incomes, we are indeed Investigating labor racketeering. But appar­ fortunate. There are many people in the ently Beck’s proposal met strong opposition from some Teamster official, who were world who would fill the forma out without responding to pressure from the rank and complaint, who would pay taxes with no file. The Beck "public relations” fund will regret, to enjoy the privileges which aro be fa r short of a million. lv turr. The idea that the expenditure of a million I t is natural th at we should complain, arid dollars can have effect on the way people that we ahould hope for tax relief. But we will judge Beck is disturbing. If he is inno­ must remember th at despite the faults of our cent of wrong doing it should take far less government and the unwise manner in which than that to prove it. There are many who our taxes are sometimes used, ws do get our believe that simply by giving truthful an­ money'll worth and more. "Taxes,” said the swers to a number of questions, and pre­ late Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, “aro senting his financial records for examina­ the price I pay for civilization.” tion, he can remove suspicion—provided that I t is a consoling thought to hold when wo there is no basis for sunpicion. aeal our returns In an envelope and sond in Beck Is a citizen. An such he is entitled our payments. to invoke all of the privileges which the Constitution guarantees. Yet by refusing to account for the manner in which he handled The Sanford Herald fupds he has demonstrated nn alarming contempt for the opinion of the society in which labor unions muc* function. His was Bally •*«•»! oaureay, S o a r i>< chrt.tmo*. PaklltkM BaturSar *r»»o(lii* Ckrtitmio. not n case of a man willing to plead the Fifth Amendment and take the consequences m ta ra S h m o i l , l u t w a tu r (M l.b .r i t III! M himself. His union and the members he re­ > • « O ffu* • ( M l i r l n a r M t , a n e .r l b . t s presents stand to !>e affected seriously by • I C , i | r M , f M . r . b l, m i the results of this Investigation. Not one million dollars worth of public FRED PERKINS ESI tar aaS PaklUb.r MARION HARMAN _■R., _ S __tN b llil EAltar relations expenditures nor 10 million ■VB1.TN J. CUSH INO, ASt.rtl.lM dolinrs worth—con repair the damage that Dave Beck has done to thu labor movement SUBSC RIPT ION R A T E S tla Mr w»,b O .. Us.lb |1 (I Only n willingness on his jwrt to tell the S Csrrlar M.albi Sit M.alb, On. T.ar truth, publicly and completely, ran do that, All O S I I a a r y a o t l t M . s a r d . «r IbANbsV aaaluVla.V an d If he decides to pursue this latter course he •» • a l . r U l a » . a i (or l b . p u r s . . . . r r e t . l . c ( b a d * will b . e b a r p a d ( a r a t r . a u l . r a d v a r i l a l . s m M will need fur less than a million. I hm Tba H .f.ld I. s a . a k t r .( tk. Unlt.d From which I. aalltl.S atalailr.lp i. ik. ua. lor rapukllea. lias af all Ua lore! aawa prl.t.d la ihl. a.wapap.r. R tp iw n la d •a r.U a la*. Page 4 Railaaailf bp O.n.ral Adf.rtUl.c Ml n.nrpl. Baalaaa lU.b Bids Atlaata Qparpla Wednesday. April 10. 1957 * * . * During 1956 American doctors wrote 31 million prescriptions for trunquilizing drugs, according to nn official report. At lonst nn explanation might be found In growing dis­ regard of the old highly recommended daily health tuhedule consisting of eight hours for work, eight for play and eight for sleep. CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER P L A N T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Went Thirtoeath Street For o n jo y a b lo rn a d ln g D o n 't M it t Phone FA 2-5831 THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. - FRL - SAT. 8 WANSON BEEF OR READY TO EAT C H IC K E N PIES 2 for 49c DEVILED CRABS 2 for 43c LEAN ALL—MEAT BEEF STIEWu>49c THIN SLICED DRIED BEEF 1/4 Lb. 29c LEAN PURE GROUND BEEF Lb. 37c WE S T E R N LO IN Lb. 45c LEA14 PORK ROASTS 1 BOSTON BUTT | Lb. 39c FLA. ORADK A - BIRBCT >ROM LOCAL FARMS EGGS jp v— r-- MEDIUM47C URGE 50c X-LGE. 5 3 c rh vsjffc, Jl ' i ’/ it m t 1956 1956 ' % 'f , A il PEOPLE . . . when they heard that Jaoua waa coming “M IVl™to31i JJerusalem, Took branches of palm trae* and went forth to meet Him, and cried, Hosanna: Blessed la the King of Israel that comatk In tto name of the Lord.1*—B t John IS: 13. IX Kinsman To Represent Fla. Power, Light Co. ATLANTA— George C. K lnr largo number* to insure repre­ of Miami, was elected to sentation of key social and econ the lS-state regional advisory omlc groups on the body. council on nu d iar energy hoie The original Id members of the today. council: Kinsman, vice president of Flor­ Alabama, State Rep. Vaughan ida Power A Light Company, was Hill Robison, Montgomery; Ar­ named to represent the power In­ kansas, William P. Rock, execu­ dustry and U ono of seven mem- tive secretary, Arkansas Indus­ oers-at-Iafgf. trial Development Commission, Delaware, Dr. G. The council is supported by the Little Rock; Id southern states to help pro­ Fred Somers, associate dsananJ mote atomic developments in the associate director, school of agri­ cultural, University of Delaware, region on an Interstate basis. Representing suven key fields wark, Delaware, of activity, the new at-large mem­ Florid.), J. Velma Keen, attor­ ber* wer« elected by mull ballot­ ney and chairman, Florida Nuing of the id original council cieur Development Commission, members appointed by their re­ Tallahassee; Georgia, Frank IL spective governors. Dr. John E. Nrely, chairman, Georgia Nuclear Ivey Jr., director of the southern Advisory Commission; Kentucky, regional education board and Dr. R. C. E m it, dean, speed temporary chairman of tha coun­ scientific school, UnWonity of cil, announced the results of tho] Louisville; Louisiana, Dr. Richard U. Kedne, professor of physics, polling. "With the 2fl-man membership i.oui.ilana Slate University, Baton now complete, the full council will Rouge. soon complete its organisation Maryland, Henry T. Douglas, and carry on with the major manager, new industry location, tasks before it," Dr. Ivey said. Baltimore association of com By feilds they : p in e a l, the merce; North Carolina, W. D. new at-larga members are: Carmichael Jr., vice president, Un Agriculture— Dr. C. C. Mur­ iverdty of North Carolina, Chapel ray, dean, school of agriculture, Hill; Oklahoma, Dr. Randall T. University of Georgia, Athens. Klemme, director, Oklahoma de­ Education— Dr. Louis A. Par- partment of eominerca and indl'S due, vice president, Virginia Poly­ *ry,- Oklahoma City. technic Institute, Blacksburg. South Carolina, R. M. Cooper, Industry— Kdwin A. Jones, director, state development board, tiresUlent, J. A. Jones construe Columbia; Tennessee, Dr. Georg* •Jon company, Charlotte. l. Whitlateh, executive dir­ Labor— Kdrnond C. Ooggs, corn- ector, state industrial and agricul­ missionrr of labor and industry, tural development commission, commonwealth of Virginia, Rich­ Nashville; Texas, Frank Norton, mond. attorney, and chairman, Texas Medicine— Dr. James R. Max- committee on atomic energy. Dalfield, Maxfield Clinic, Dallas. las; Virginia, W. 11. Caldwell, Power— George Kinsman, vice commissioner, division of plann­ president, FlorMa Power A Light ing aand economic development, Company, Miami. Richmond; West Virginia, Dr. Public H ealth - Dr. R. H. Irvin Stewart, president. West Hutcheson, commissioner of pub­ Virginia University, Morgantown lic health,' stata of Tennessee, Nashville. The council, which first met in U lt February in Atlanta, was estab­ lished at the request of the 19.'Ml southern governors' conference. Tho governor* provided for state contributions to support tha coun­ cil’s work, and attached tha inter­ state agency to the SKKR for ad­ ministration. They also asked that tha council itself, after itt ' * ru u n '' establishment, name seven at- F°rd Parisian# Station Wagon, fully equipped, clean, one owner Ponllae 870 Series Station Wagon, fully equipped, clean, on* owner, S I ,0 0 0 . Discount $ 1 ,0 0 0 . Discount CLEAN USED BUICKS 1955 1953 1952 1951 Bulck Century 4 Door Hardtop, fully equipped, clean, one owner Bulck Special 4 Door Sedan, fully equipped, clean, one Buick Super 4 Door Sedan, fully equipped, clean, on# owner, Bulck Special 4 Door Sedan, fully equipped, dean, on* owner , Several other late model Clean Cara to select from— chief of tto reports and aiudysls division of tto Florida Industrial Commission; John A. Hart, »f Miami, publisher of the F lo rid ^ Realty Lettar; C. Wlcktotu flkinl to, director of administration fur Uw MianaapoUi • Honeywell 'plant m Clearwater; David O. Kihart, m am gar of tto Dade Oity chantto r of commerce; Mary Ellen Ward, Avon Park planning coniultank; Frederick H. Bair Jr., Autonidale planning coaiultant and ex­ ecutive secretary of the FlorUf* Planning end Zoning A sso rts# tlon(FPZA); and two Florid* Power exacotivat: Robert H. Gledd, director of the community development and James I. Shoe­ maker. sates analyst. Conference coorinator Is W. TV. Young, head of tto General Ex­ tension Division's cconoml* deve­ lopment and community servlet department. Registration Infoe motion may be obtained by w ra^p ing him a t *0* Beagi* Bulldlag, Gainesville. Florida. Keep Child Amuaed While Convalescing • r NWMM R. MMBUfM. AB. IT’S a g n a t relief to leant that U t your child help with elmple your 111 youngrter U on tto read household tu k s like finding to recovery. But cosvalaseMca flnece Where clothing needs to to minded and chopping nuts or may taka a loot tin*. Taking e o n of a soavelewenl shredding vegetable*. child, especially If he U tonAtod T to Mat time for you to do your to tod. eax to t real chore. Bash own touarwwrk Is in tho morning a youngstar, you o n , U outUy to - Hot only do yeu lee! more like working daring these houra. but set. tired—and su lly bond. your bedridden youngster la frith Doctor's Adrie# enough to omul* himself for It's up to you to so* th at to lulte a while without your help. gets enough rest trto s M needs it and to keep him occupied l t d Be pleasant but firm when It It he is not tired. O ft your dostcr i Um* for him to eat or to nap. advle# on Just whet ytur child Bedtime In the evening might eon end can’t do while reeotsf' to mad* more pleasant If It In­ lng from an Ulness or Injury. cludes a wkrm both and maybe Interests of a young convales­ a gentle rundown. cent change quickly. Of course, T to youngster probably will proc there’s always television, radio And It more relaxing • - and more and phonograph records to help pleasant If Daddy lake;ca over for pass the time. But hell tire at these __ ___ Anal (harts of the < day. I thee* th ln p eventually. .think mother will enjoy the few 1moments’ rest, too. Trwvol Polders All kids like vacations. And It qtotion u n j u n t o your child Is at all lntsrtitsd In H. L.: WUl-wtsssaging the eye­ adventure, hall probably get a ball cause the formation of cata­ kick out of looking through travel racts? folders. You ean get them easily Answer: W* know of no evi­ from travel agents, railroads and dence th at meeteglag the eye­ balls will cause eatanets. most newspapers. Y O U 'R E -tyTWIUIAM E L OLfTTIN G M E! Central Frees Writer TO LOOK "more Western" red. When released they scare many Russians are undergoing array their pale who probably plastic surgery, a California sur­ think they've turned Communist geon reports. Now, t o o l taU ua i f I the Soviet Union la losing fsea— Im profeel opoinM increased defies ije # AnotroUan char­ again! women plan • march on a elate I f t A German /tree hopes fa pro- eofUol Jfepinf for a eireaping does a perfumed movie /Um. To change? the odor e / tottered f t I I 1 I * t*"^esjey why eanT earn fhre o m . New the greet ntentt can break by Inventing bnllyheo It nt Ifco land ot lee! I I shine and Si, greakfaMe. A flock Of sheep wandering t ! > In order to rid towns of Invad­ across the Jordan-Isreel border ing bends of monkeys, Uganda, set off a 10-minute gun battle. Africa, officials have been paint­ Just lambs leading themselves to ing those they capture a bright the slaughter! w vv^w By BUO JENNINGS* 4 JIM .BURKETT In tha course of a day’s busi­ ness we are atked many ques­ tions concerning TV. Let's In­ vestigate a few. Now and then we are asktd, for example, If It la safe to leave a TV set on during on electrical storm. G e n e r a l l y speaking, it Is safe, but there is alway* the long-shot possi­ bility of a striks. Pulling the cord would be a help If lightn­ ing were to hit the antenna which U, fortunately, a rare occurence. Why does a radio op*r*ting in the tamo room as a TV eauee lines On tnc picture Screen? Possibly this results from .the radio oacills’or ra­ diating at a frequency that af­ fecta the TV receiver. Osscaslonslly we hear fiom people who are concerns! be* cause ths screen keep* flash­ ing for • short period after the set Is turned off. Relax. The set won't blow itself into (he attic. This condition is caused by tho filter condensor for the high voltage ditrha.-ging be­ cause no power Is being ap­ plied. We are also s*kei! whst make of TV Is the best buy on the market. At BENNE1T’8 TV SALES A SERVICE w« feel that Dumont turns out • fine niece of electronic merchandise which for performance and re­ liability la as good a buy as you can hope to find. Drop In at BENNETTS TV SALES A SERVICE, 409 West First St­ and check the Dumont feature by feature. You'll most likely tgree that here It your noxt set. Phone FA 2-2921. A CRISIS IN FLORIDA MORE TH AN 5000 NEW TEA C H ER Sh NEEDED! GOOD TEACHERS MAKE GOOD SCH O O LS! We have many but can we keep them? (There were more than 3000 teacher resignations laat year.) Can we afford to send our children to overcrowded cla: arooms, taught by unquzlified, untrained and underpaid tezchers? . N O ! Education U the mainstay of Democracy, and teachers are the mainstay of educa* tion. At the heart of avery school stands the teacher—without him there is no real ed­ ucation. , Will Higher Salaries Mean Better Teachers? Y E S 1 Better trained teachere will be attracted to Florida, and incompetent teach­ ers with substandard training can be weeded out. People Of Florida Want Good Schools! Do You? $ 2195.00 $ 9 9 5 00 $895.00 Wire or write the Hon. Douglas Stenatrom. Florida State Senate; Hon. Mack N. Cleveland, and Hon. Gordon Frederick, Houae of Repreaentativea. Tallahaaaee. Flori­ da, urging their support of the program recommended by the Florida Education A s­ sociation. with provtaiona for adequate means of financing the BETTER SCHOOLS PROGRAM. $ 6 95.00 NICHOLSON BUICK Co. Tel FA 2-1882 AVON P A IR —Top national and was manager of tha Orlando In­ IsdusCriAlisAUon iportsUats dustrial Board, and U a past rre­ •HI to fasts rod spotters s t s com- ddest of tto Orlando Manufac­ mBaity industrial dt r olopwost can* turer* Association and a director fortnea to to to U s t tto Jscsrsitis of tto to a ttoru lad aatm l D e v e ­ lop meat OaawU, win address tho BeUl boro an April 14-24. A Major address will to |t r t a reefers nee aa tto (object of inby Milton D. Blanch, of Winter dustrial porici. toll lings and ti;es Park, Industrial deretopmost an- a* factors la d*r»Jopment. Clapp, who is also a member of gin*»r for Florida Power Corpora­ tion, !!• will shara tho spotlight 'ha Florida Development Commis­ arUi William J . CUpp. president sion, will deUvtr the keynote ad' of Florida Power; H. MtKlaley dress, discussing tho Lot id tm' Conway, publisher of Industrial De­ plications of Florida** industrial!velopment, U. f . Department of cation on tho local community. Conway I* tha notion'* lending Commerce, Washington, D. C. T to deneral extension Division publisher of periodicals and refer malarial* an industry. He of Florida (GID), Florida Power, and tho Florida Planking and will addnea a banquet meeting oa toning Association are Joistiy tha subjaet: "NiU»n*wido com­ sponsoring tto eoaforonct. Also petition among communities, Lorson ho* to m largely res­ cooperating a n tto Florida De velopmtnt Commission, Tallahai' ponsible far tho davalopment of see, and the Avan Park Cowmunl federal programs to provlda in dtotrialUation asrvIces to Indivrity Development Association. Tho program will briar tegeth dual comMunitio*. Be will outline or m aau faatu n n ' representatives tto U. I . Department of Com' sad community leaden in aa at' mctcs program, and the varlout tempt to define the speetfle needs types of aid which are available. Other c o n firm * participants cf industry and the steps florid* communities can take o prepare will Include Howard Im ltb, field executive for tha Flor'da Develop, for possible plant location.. Blanek, who for (even year*! meat Commission: B. Beaslay, Mb 1 9 5 6 STATION WAGONS $ 1 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 DISCOUNT OUR OWN CUKK HICKORY SMOKED BR. BACIJN lb 5Vc i I Sanford, Florida ASSURE YOUR C H ILD T H ER E W IL L BE A TEA CH ER FOR HIM N EX T YEA R ! �•i - m Aprn 10, 1957 Page 5 THE PANFORD HERALD Garden Club Enthusiastic About Plans S ocial £ o m ii TLdjuj distah Jh is ! by JACKY FENWICK •4 •' -r-n v s iu d ♦ i V * • iC **♦'*•" m e e tin g Mrs. R. Reagan Feted At Coffee, The Wilson School 4-H Club met yesterday afternoon with June Williams presiding over the ses­ Shower Recently Held Yesterday At Wilson School The enthusiasm of Sanford G a r den Club member* is running high sion. The group was led In as they look forward to their an­ singing “The Mari-ie Hymn" hy nual flower show on Saturday and Sharon Burritt. Connie Griffis Sunday at the Mayfair Inn Mrs t noharSf ta4talyyt etonsl 4A1 h Ralph Betu, chairman of the and June Williams presented a show, and Mrs. Fred Ganas, pre­ vocal duet, “Old Lady Luck.” sident of the club, this morning with the girls joining In on the urged members of the club to en­ second verse. Demonstrations on butter and ter competition, and also issued a crdial invitation to mil flower cinnamon toast were given by !cvcrs in the country to enter June Williams and Connie Griffis. plants in tre horti-ultural division, A discussion on rules to practice or prised artistic arrangements in to Improve the club was enthe show. They-reminded tho pub1:, again th a t there will even be a ing a list of plant materials used division for novices-----or an ex­ In arrangements should be furnish­ hibitor who has never won an a* ed by exhibitor—cards to be dipp­ ward. “So there will be a place in ed to entry card. the show, Mrs. Rett* pointed out, I 12. Competitive classes am open to for entries ranging from the ran­ amateur gardeners. kest amateur to the most expert, 13. Sale of points for judging both In order to make this ftower show horticulture and artistic arrange­ the most Interesting and susces- ments classes will be tho«e given ful ever held." (n the Handbook for Flower Shows. The follesvlng rules were reveal­ ed today hy Mrs, Betts: 1. Artistic arrangement* must be in place hy 11 a. m. April 13. 2. Potted plants must be entered between 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. April 12. .1. Specimen blooms and branches must be entered between 9 a.m. and i t a. m. April 13. 4. Entries may not • • removed be­ fore 8 p. m. April 14. 6. An exhibitor Is allowed only one entry in each class. UY 7. All arrangement* are interpre­ kV.tL tive. No restrictions as to bakgrounds accessories, or stand* un­ less specified. 8. No. materials on the Florida Conservation list permittert except in educational exhibits. 9. Cure will be exercised to prevent j accident or damage of any klnd.'J but the Ranford Garden Club will! not assume any liability [o proper ty or person. 10. The Hand book for Flower > Show-* National Council of State I Garden Clubs Inc. will be used by' exhibitors and Judges as authority. 11. Correct labels are requested en horticulture exhibit* a card show- Mrs. Donald Reagan, who was recently married, was feted Sat* unlay morning with a coffee given by Mrs. David MacGIlUs ami Mrs. H. H. Grier a t the Mac* GIIILa* home, 1400 Foreat Drive. TThe honoree waa presented with a place setting and soma extra serving pieces in her chos­ en crina by Mrs. Berner Whm« Mrs. Robert Mahan, Mrs. Bobby Caruthers, Mrs. Jim Riser, Mrs. Ray Jowers, Mrs. Joa Devon, Mrs. Lowell Tripp, Mrs. Robert May, Mrs. Francis Stenstram Sira. Forrest Breckcnrhlge, Mrs. Marvin Miller and Mrs. Robert Douglas. At least 24 peaple bad a won. card game, at the Pulver’s home derful time Monday night! That's on Fcrest Dr. how many turned out for the I may b« boring a lot of people Square Dancing Lessons at the with constant repetition about tnc Chiefs Club. Things were in a E.- M. Club "Name" Contest, but state of confusion for a while, It's the only way I have of urging during the afternoon, beause the everyone to g et out there and en. “caller" flew away! By that 1 1ter! This way the wives may be mean Lt. Harry Griffin, who had reached, as welt as the men, and been scheduled to “ call", and I may be prejudiced, but I think thuslastically entered Into by teach the eroun, fourd himself on a “ woman's touch” might be what those present. the place reeds! 1 I'm not asking * Monday's cRth* schedule! Since It Helping the girls with their was too lat« to reach ever*on». you to make a special trip out meeting was Mrs. John Hurga* and a*T»nee to "Mtno*»« l». fra-*- there to do It, but only to remem­ ton, leader. • !♦* m'*-«-*»« followed! ! Jarh ber to enter when you find your­ self out there. ( Jjtlon* AT,r t..rred out to he i V. A. H. 5 won their game Mon­ “kole*’* !•* *Meln* arnio*’'? Sonv* one dlscorered he used to call day afternoon! (Thank gooJn. them wh»pe he hs-I nrevlftuMv nessl !) They beat the Marines ______________ — . . . u im v ,b itr.iiu .i i ns in ta n mgnt at the Elk* l.odgr, I.rft to right, sitting •hee** stationed, and he "**ved” 7-4, so our house was peaceful are: .Mrs. Roy Chorprnlng, tt'rasurer, Mrs. Edward Cox, president, Mrs. Itlchird Mape*. chaplain. I**-* eveoln-* tnr evervnne’ Th»re Monday night I Standing left to right: Mts. Garfield Walker, ctrietponding secretary, Mrs. Ilaiiy Kent, second vice Speaking o! V. A. H. S, (and I president and Mrs. W. E. Pratt, recoding rfcreiary. (I'hulo hr Bergstrom) • h** been a slight rhsns-e In the War f i t had heeo d inned. and a chance know I do a lot.) must add my that win h« «<ire to olease ever*, congratulations to those of so o—! rhlef Hint** hss eenerouslr many othara, on their winning Shower Honors 10rfa^d *o donate his time, com- the "Bombing Derby"! The wVHe ; O’etet.- f.*» of eharee* * » So. in- squadron has been waiting impa­ «*e»d of the orevloust- advertl**d tiently for their "jets", and can iv> oernerson. or J t .00 per ouole. well be proud that they won with­ Tuesday evening im p r e s s iv e . dividual* and organisations. F | j - ored recently at h b a b y shower It's all fo» f-ee. so won pan c"me out them! :andlelight installation s e r v ic e s n d n Elks' Wives have formed var-1 g iv e n b y Mr*. Edward Moi.man, • whether the h"dgft "stretches” or were conducted by Mrs. James lous organisations which contri- the M isse* Tnmmye and Emma p*t| You're sure to have a »ood Blankenship for the 1937-58 Anna bisle money, equipment and sup- Jean Methvin and Mrs. Ed Peterit»me. as every report I had of Miiler Circle officers. Mrs. Ed- plies. The Annn-Miller Circle with ’on, at the Mos^mnn home, 4>i9 Monday rloht's fun was about as ward Cox was installed to serve a membership of ninty-eight is W. 3rd St. £ entt-»t|aif|e as a"-o<v» enuM moke her second year as president of the an organisation of this type. Games were played and prise* It* The next «t-tn«rethee for this Circle. Others taking their place Tliiy organisation raises funds hy won by Mrs. Sam Pickens and “ hapoo croup" will he this ,oomIn new offices were: Mr*. A. 1 . dues, money - making project- Mrs. Bertha (Vttrell. D ecant• inc Mopday, April IS. at S:0rt Bowersox, 1st \ ire President; j|irmigout (he year, ruch as i«n» of spring flowers were Used ; p. m. If you eouidn’t make Edward J . Vinnicombe Jr.,I Mrs Harry Kent, 2nd vire Presi dances, barlierups. an<| other pin throughout the home and favors It last time, try and he there director and general manngey ofi dent; Mrs. W, E. Pratt Jr., Re jeers, to contribute gifts, equip- of little diapers were given the next week! , n<J , uppliei the „ U(IW. ' guests. the Institutional Division, M e cording Secretary; Mrs- Garfield Had a nice lone “ gab fesl” with (Jormick and Company, Inc Bal­ year member* The honorre opened her gifts Mrs. Pat McClure, who heads the timore, Md., will be presented by Roy Chorrening. Treasurer, amiduring he past Dihard \t«v« rhavlia of tho circle visited the home, sup- after which refreshments of V. A H. 7 wives croup, and some- Mrs. C. SI. Washburn, president where In the conversation she of the Florida Federation of Wo­ Retiring Officers are Mrs. Cox, plied Christmas presents for each cake, punch, nut* and mints were patient ..in the home. Along manaced to tell me that they had men's Clubs, a t the opening Tues­ Mrs. Harry Adair, Mrs. Bower- ............. . . with served. ,, ... , ' James , numerous U a cood turnout for their Monday day night banquet, April 2d, of sox, Mrs. Chorpening, Mrs. . , „ services , *performed 7,'' , Those invited were Mrs. Mur. . . si.rb-. ,, 1 i t - throughout the year for the benr- virt Slilani, .Miss Joyce Slilam, * t night meeting too! Dr. Gordon the 62nd annual convention of tosenow, .Mrs. Mapcs, and Mrs. fjt „f thp ^ th(> organisation* ccs Galloway, Mrs, Jeanette Ro­ Backer, scheduled to speak on tha Federation in the Biltmore Ho­ Leonard Skates main project was the purchase of Strs. Frank Dnnofero, .Mrs. Ver­ man, Mr*. Retta Cottrell, Mr*. the "Medicare Procram ", was ac­ tel. Palm Beach. sa Woodcock, .Mr*. George Steele,, Following tlie installation a fourteen units of cubical* anil Ollle Owens, Mrs. Marion Con­ companied hy the Air Station's .Mrs. Audrey Patterson, Strs. S. Mr. Vinnicombe will speak on senior medical officer. Dr. Haus- "an American Busiaessman'i Point short business meeting was held, flameproof curtains, giving pri- SI. Pickens, .Miss Nellie Pickens, way, Mrs. Ken Gustafson, Mr*. , hl w(,„ ,, Julia Ornvets, Mrs. Sid Galley, bercer. First of all. Dr. Haus- of View in India and the Far Mrs. Cox appointed the standing vncy t0 Mfh |mti(.nt committee for the coming yeur, TIt<. nlIxi|i,lry nUo provr, ,0 llP .Miss Kola Bagwell, Sirs. Joyce Mrs. Doris David, Mrs. Marion • heraer spoke about "Medicare", East,” a topic with which he is ful­ F ir s t F e b e m l ^ r Fol bee, Sir*. Lee Patton. Hnrman, Mrs. Z. T. Jones, Miss followed hy a question and answer ly acquainted, having traveled ex­ as follows: Mrs. Charles Muff..rd, „ asset »„ this community. In the Sliss Lola Rockett, Sir*. Fran- llclty Wolfram and Mrs Leroy Sunshine; Mrs. Wm. Hatdiu, l ib period. Then Dr. Backer csve a tensively in that area. past year it was one of three licity; Mrs. J. H. Hoolchan. LaiEst ridge. • talk on “The Common Ailments in town to spon«or a Ha is a director of both the son; Mrs. Lynn Lyons, HUturiun; t organisations IH11|illlli to Girl's State In Talla of Children". This also wss fol- Tea Association of the United member Flower Show Plant ( F |l e n d bv a questions and answer States of America and tha Tea Mrs. Peter Kuknr, Visitation; hassec. u c„ntril.ute.| to the Denperiod. These two periods turned Council of the U.S.A., Inc. He. Mrs. Event Jackson, OuterSale Offers Variety out to he not only interestinc, hut also holds membership in thei Guardi Mr*. Maurie Jloses. In n e r.u , c|iniCi Mcntll| ||fl|Ith 8pn|i Guard, andMrs. C . 8. Michael, n0|* r ,mntjr Tuberculosis Asm. Sanford Garden Club mem­ ^ M ,,,S S 4 .,« W * # . informative. Much was learned National Restaurant Association. I land tho O ncer Drive. 111.- club bers were Informed today that hy many, and t h e w h o l e American Hotel Association, U. r o t - 0 ,Gold and Birthday Box. Sialai a illM iS In ■ h e . t thine lasted a great deal longer S. Army Advisory Commission, To promote the JUrry-Anna n!«o participated in the Armed plants which they will have for » l« t te C .w n.y's ..,*♦>« t e s l y sle rel sale during tho annual flower than anyone exoeeted it to! In in addition to serving as a mem Crippled Children’s Home, in help-1 Forces Day parade. show to he held this weekend the way of refre.l.m ets, coffee her of the Senior Board of Dir­ mg to render better service to A t the close of last night’* meet finc»r-sandwlche!, and glared ectors of the McCormick Com­ those less fortunate, is the object ing the retiring officer* served tire to bo left at the Stayfnir Friday aflornoon from 2 to S or and main project of tha local refreshments in tho elubroom*. diughriuls were served. All agreed pany since 1918. Anna-Miller Circle, Auxiliary of The remainder of the member­ Inn on the entrance porch on ; It had been a very interesting The banquet will be held at the local Klki’ Lodge. Saturday morning from 8 30 • meeting. ship of the local group is as fol­ on 6:U0 p.m. in the main dining to 10:30. 0 " A few more people are taking room of the Biltmore. Mr*. W. The Home is located in Umati­ lows: Mrs. R. T. Bryan, Mrs. Buy Mrs. A. D. Rountree, chair advantage of the facilities offer­ R. Maser, of the West Palm Bea­ lla, Fia. Founded in 1931 by the Drier, Mrs. Robert Mnrrs, Mrs ed to Navy people at the Lake ch Women's Club, is convention Florida State Elk's Association, Geo. Stephens, Mr*. (Jordon Fred man of the plant sale, was very Golden Recreation Area. Last chairman. Inc. and formerly opened in 1933, crick, Mrs. Harry A. Cannel Jr., enthusiastic about the variety . Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. the home became a reality through Mrs. It. It. Gobliell, Sirs. J. II. of plants of which she had ; William Pulver, and their two the gracious benevolence of an in­ Phillip*. Mrs. Walter pcnnel, Sirs. learned will be for sale ar.d add­ ed this morning that all plants children, Donny and Steve, along Elsie Knight Circle terested Elk and his wife, , Irving Feinbcrg, Sirs. W.-sIry ...... ..... .............Harry .. „ ......... ... ■■ -Mtjr rFillin- will be well rooted anil hardy with the Laniers, Bob, Diane, lt, | \ ami Anna Wallace Miller of n>°n, Mrs. Ralph Wight. Sirs. Bert specimens. She aim said irat Cirdy, and Johnny, had a picnic Meet Held Monday Eustis. Formally a hotel, the three every fforl I-. being made to supper a t Lake Golden and de­ story fireproof building is locatej cid e d it was a nice spot for Just Eve. In Hasty Home amid roomy acreage In the north I ti ®*r ,V ^ T. Doss. Sirs. J. D. Is*ve a good selection of plants to rhoo*c from. In c h “ goings on" Joanne and Don end of Lake County. The home hat j ;\,cN e|t' Mr‘- Hobt- Thomas. Mr*, Mrs. Irving Pryor ha* charge Mr* Roundtree will be assisted «w Fleischman got together with the an average of 75 patients* with **• *’• Diabrow, M rs.tC. T. hllitjn, by Mrr. L. E l-eyer and plant I'ulvcr’s on Sunday night, for a of the program for the meeting a waiting list a t ail time;*. I Mr»- Clayton Smith. Slr«. II C. sale chairman from the various of the Elsie Knight Circle which . . ... Kastner.* »Mrs. **».» circlrs. was held a t the home of Mrs. V. Operation of the home is financ- ^ nl" . •'!” •.V31-0-1,1 * G. Hasty on Laurel Ave. Mon­ ed through voluntary contribu­ Douglas Huskin, Sirs. J. A. Jar day evening with Mrs. Has'y tions of Florida Elk Lodges, in rcll, Sirs. John White. Sir*. Bob Mrs. Eddie Stout, Mrs. Charles hie Caruthers, Sirs. Melba St presiding. John, Sira. Roy Brown, and Sir*. Beck, Mrs. Grace N»l«on, Mrs. Al The subject of the program, \ Lange, Mrs. C. K Knrrnker, Mr*. ordon Mr. snd Mr*. G. G. Myers have 'Semi-centennial of the Carver Stork Shower Fetes Jo^ph.ne G Sirs. W. G. H url'd, Sirs. I>. G Frank Woddruff Ml, Mrs. Russell ja* their guests this week, her School for mission* amt social I Mrs. T. Brooks Bennett, Sirs. Hugh Truluck, .Mr*. Spencer, Mrs. Marcel FVile, Mrs, parents, Mr. and Mrs W. C. Tay work” gave interesting high-) Doe. Bennett, Sirs. SI. L. Futeh, Rum Carter, Mrs. F'red itoC'.'ger , lor from Brsnchville, S. C. lights into the founding and John Cameon snd Mrs. Jas Mr*. Tyre. .Mr* low-ell SMrs. - Claude —.................... growth of the school which orig­ Monday Evening t Dw ell. ; , n , D iirr, Sirs. A. 1> Slenende;, Mrs. inally was started in GrcenviPe, .Mr* Gene Walker, Mr*. Lee Mrs. W^ Hunt .m i Mr., D v l , f# putner, Mrs. W O. LivingsSpending a month with Mr. S. C. and later moved to Louis­ honored Mrs. Thoms* tnr,( Mr>_ Via, Sirs. Clarence Ramuel. Mrs. J. M. MwN, Mr land Mr*. Jerry Karelia, ISO Pine- ville, Ky. where it is now located. Chinn Brook, w th a baby shower Mon- Collin|> Mrl „ (JW, r(1 K „,|t y, Mr, Shannon Winn, Mrs lien Katz - Crest Dr., are his father and sis­ Mrs. C. A. Anderson, steward­ ter, Frank and Coietta Farella. ship chairman, taught a chapter day evening at the Hunt home, j w c b lU n , Mrs. SI. C Glnder. Mr*. W. J. Clarke, Mr*. J W I ll W. St Mr*. R. W. Cassube, Mr« Geo. Brown, Mrs. John Griff!*. Mrs. in the book, “Stewardshipp En­ Game, were played an. prises r,cMalti„ , nrt MrJ. (;rt.Kory Kln. Roht. Billhimer, Mr*. R. E. IlngeMr. and Mrs, Frank 11. Trot- riches Life". Mrs. F. L. Damp- «on by Sir*. Renny Austin. Sirs. (.lw ro„ Mrs. Clyde Robertson, Mr* •ter and daughter, Dorothy Lee ier reported on a visit to the Mr, JoJrph Tcf, M , ttn, s llulon Hate, Mrs. Myron Itcck .of Chattanooga, Tenn. are guests County Home that *he and Mi«* W 1 Gramkow and Mrs. Brooks while Mrs. Alfred Chiles won the c Mr, SUrB, r#t criffin. Mrs. C. I). Phillips amj Mrs. of hi* brother-in-law and sister, Martha Fox had made recently. attendance prixe. I James Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Wood of It was voted by the circle to Guests then enjoyed refresh­ * 219 Sunnytown Rd. in Cassei- "adopt" a child at the Florida ments nf cake topped with pink ( i berry. Mr. Trotter is Commis­ Raptist Home for Children in snd blue booties, Ice cream nod sio n e r of Health and Education Arcadia. Mr*. Pryor was instruct­ punch. at Chattanooga. Those present were Sir*. A. J. ed to write to the home for the name of a child to remember on Peterson, Sirs. Benny Austin, Mr*. W. L. Gramkow, Sirs. Al­ Miss Susan Ann Porter left special occasions. Mrs. V. C. Messenger invited fred Chiles. Sir*, t.clsnj Rudd, •for Lamesa, Texas Monday with |her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. tne group to meet with her in Mr*. Otto Thomas and Sirs. Don­ E. R. Cobum of Eagle Lake. Su­ May. Following the business and ald Reagan. m a tin g delicious san is the daughter of Mr. and program refreshments were served by the ■on, Mrs. Estelle Glisson, Mr*. Mrs. R. T. Porter, 2119 Myrtle hostess. ‘ Ave. Messenger, Mrs. Sue S. Steven­ Those present were Mrs. Pry- 1son, Mrs. Hasty, Miss Martha or, Mrs. Dampier, Mrs. Ander-| Fox and Miss Lorene Franklin. c Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Munson are expecting their daughter, _____ __ . — ea-atl BrafK Mi I Betty Ann home Saturday from If you enjoy living at i t ’n beat then the perfect nylon nheers for buninena . . . .Sophie Newcomb College in New location in Little Venice, Located near the May‘Orleans where she is enrolled a t a fair Inn Country Club. for dreaa . . . for glamour hours! freshman. make your own savins hours... Officers Installed, Projects OutlinedAtTuesday'sCeremony E. J. Vinnicombe ToSpeakApr.23 In Palm Beach Safa cutd@o m k h U m £ to SAVE-BY-MAIL I fits Style.,.ifits Quality... you'llfind itatPenneysforless! (pSAAOJudi nth HE L P Yourself To Gracious Living see fxlik Omics. Happy Birthday . • Wellborn Phillip* in building .1 A I bedroom*, I A 2 bath hnmen with nil modern convenience*. Hippy Birthday April 10 Mrs. J. E. Spurling Bdenda Sue BrantM L E. Walker ; SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FREE DELIVERY 200 N. Park Phone FA 2 I I S Corner W. Crystls Dries k l ake Mary Bird. Phone PA 2-4S91 or Phone ‘r .l 2 3011 After I P M. A WARDROBE O F GAYM ODES SEAMLESS AND M1CKO-MES1! GAYMODES for that barcly-thcre look. Propor­ tioned lengths, sizes 8*.^ to 11. STRETCH* ABLE GAYMODES frame your legs in perfect proportion*. Sizes 8i/g to 11. DOU­ BLE-LOOP GAYMODES give double pro­ tection against runs. Sizeu 8/ i to 11. PAIR �•- Wed. April 10., 1057 THV SANFORD H H A L D h sL J S o n fo h d dGuiold SPORTS Millers Close Out Exhibition Season Today The Minneapolis Millers tra v e ls to Daytona yesterday to face Rorhesler In a morning game but found the grounds soft and called the game off so that they would not break up the field for the New Yodk Giants-Cleveland game in the afternoon. The Millers close out llicid Spring Exhibition Season todav In Daytona as they face. Omaha. They will leave Sanford tomorrow In small groups by plane Most of the Minneapolis Miller players watched the Giants beat Cleveland 4-2 and then thought nervously of the meeting held by tha top brats of the Giant orga­ nization afterwards. O M l C l C4TV C f RIDE-IN THEATRE LAST SHOWING STARTS 7:15 Duel os mi Mississippi u x iu k k I AW FATHCUMEDHA nctv* PEATUItE — 7:3! -P L U S — mi mala rcruius RORY CALHOUN A "ViJ jgjTHH Mg FEATURE — •:!« Only "CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE" After winning a wide open game from Springfield 18-13 Monday in Memorial Stadium, most of the players were thankful Sor an op­ portunity to rest for the day. Last night Jack Schwarz, head of the Giant Farm System, Red Davis, Minneapolis manager, and Dill Rlgley, Giants manager, had dinner together and a lengthy meeting. At press time there was no official word from the meeting and those attending were unavail­ able for comment. Indication is that the meeting has been resum­ ed. The only official results of the meeting to date Is the acquiring of four players by Minneapolis from the Giants. Henry Thomp­ son, veteran third bsseman with the Giants for eight years was assigned to the Millers along witfe Ed Bressoud, who moved up from the Millers after two seasons with them as short stop. Bressoud was raised to the Gian*, club during the summer Along wth Thompson and Bressoud the Millers also ac­ quired Jim Constable, a left-hand­ ed pitcher who had been with Minneapolis three years before going to the Giants in the Summar, and Fernando Rodriquez, a right-handed pitcher. There has been no hint of tha future of the New Y o r k Giants with S a n f o r d , but Carl Huiboll, Jack Schwarz, and Rad Davis were lavish with praise for their welcome Into Sanford this year just prior to taking the trip to Daytona yes­ terday. The hope of having the Giants rome to Sanford in the immediate future is unlikely, however, de­ spite tha high hope* of many San­ ford people. It Is understood that the Giants still have twso years to go before their contract with I’hocnix, Arizona, has expired. OPKN 12:1" —O— TODAY & THURSDAY ACADEMY AWARD SHOW HE YEAR'S REST ACTOR AND ACTRESS IN TWO (JREAT MOTION PICTURES M M uhf ore T T Y hau han Y Even our o ur H eart H H E ave ah E S ver K ver BY HELEN SNODGRASS Saturday was a very Important day in the lives of the fax hunters of Central Florida as hunters of Volusia, Sominole, Lake, St. Johna and Orange County gather­ ed at the Florida power clubhouse for their second annual fiah fry, dog show and fox hunt. The fish fry was enjoyed by over 100 and the Judges for the show were L. L. (Link) Jacobs, Deluind; S. H Earnest of Sanford and Bert Caudle of Orange City. Prizes were won by the (V>ga of the following men. . .Bench. . . 1st. T. II. Mathews, Holly Hill; C. F. Godwin of Cassia 2nd. Females; lit. Bill Davis, DeLnnl; 2nd. Weller Holmer of San­ ford Pupptes and one-year-olds; 1st. B. R. Driskill Longwood; 2nd. L. W. (Dick) Jones. Osteen. Pack; 1st prize Dr. Driskill, Longwood; 2nd. Donald Carder, Longwood. Rest horn blower, Buddy Eare.it, Sanford; Prizes for this affair were do­ nated by the following mer­ chants; Birsey Feed Store, Volu­ sia Feed Store, Westrn Auto, Smith Feed and Seed Store, DeLand. Birsey Feed Store, Western Auto, and Bidwcll Feed Store, Sanford. Following the fish fry and dog show, many of the hunters turned their prize dogs and all others loose in a sretion eas: of Enterprise and enjoyed an all nile fox hunt. Lawrence Designed Diplomat Course HOLLYWOOD, Fla— Robert F. Lawrence—a man with nearly 40 years experience designing golf courses—Iksr again utilized hit creative talents In moulding the Doplnmat golf course which will be headed hf Carf ‘Middlecoff as pro. The Diplomat, part of Samuel Friedland’.x $20,000,000 hotel reaort development, may well rap a career that began for Lawrence back in 1919 when he waa a noelated with the top golf course architect of tbs *20‘s—Wilyiam Flynn. Flynn and Lawrence designed the Idian Creek link ad lawrcnco first tried his individaI talents in laying out the Miami Shores Country Club hack In the 1930's. He later was retained as archlle d for Pepper Pike and Country club ut Cleveland, Hath in Ohio, een n o w n Fox Hunters Hold Fish Fry, Doc Show Saturday I and designed several courses In Prnnsylvani.1 . Other local rour-es laid out hy i Lawrence are the Fort Lauderdale | Club and Country Club and the '■Pompano Country Club. But none of these have given I him so much personal enjoyment as the Diplomat—a course with ' which Friedlad has given him a completely free hand to do one of Cocoa Edges Sanford 4-3 In Extra Inning “ WE HAD IT BUT WE MUFFED IT," LAUDE The Cocoa Tigers tightened their grip on second placo In the Or­ ange Belt Conference last night In Cocoa as they edged the San­ ford Seminoles 44-3 In a routing game that went into an extra inning and was. a heartbreaking lost for the SemlnoUa. The game waa heartbreaking because tha Seminoles didn’t come through in the pinch and left a total of 17 men stranded on bases during the game and led foz tha first seven Innings of play. The Seminoles played a terrific game. They pulled off two double plays, Eddie Barbour, who started the game but tired after the sixth, struck out nine opposing batter* in six innings. Even in the eighth inning the Seminoles had tf|e advantage *■ they loaded the bases with no outs and were unable to realize a run out of the inning. • But the result of the loss by Sanford was only proof that the Seminoles had the stuff with which to break the conference race wide open, and the game gabemore vigor to the Seminole determina. lion to upset Winter Park tomorrom lftemoon mith a probably radically reshuffled lineup. Baseball coach Dave Laude w.is lavish writh most of his pralsa. “ We showed me had wha R takes," ho said. “ We out played them, w* were sharp, wa led in the gams all the way, but we just couldn't come through in the pinch. We had the game but we muffed It." Laude said this morning that a radical change would be part of the result of the game last night. “ We can still take thlrc onference with a decent break," hr declar­ ed. “ If we ran knock off Winter Park tomorrow afternoon, and 1 think w* will, that will 'throw Co­ coa and Winter Park Into a tie for first place In the conference. We’ll meet Cocoa again, and the score will be different then. Co­ coa will meet Winter Park again, and if wa can help whip them to­ morrow I think they’ll start slip­ ping back." Laude said that he would pin his hopes for the conference on a three-way lie for first placo that would result in » play-off. “ Then,” he siad, “ we’ll take it the way It comes, and we’ll do allright." The Seminoles face undefeated Winter Park tomorrow afternoon in Winter Park. Johnny Yrackle, Doyle Corley, Bonnie Russi, Brantley Sehirard, Eddie Barbour, ami Ken McMurray all pot hits for Sanford. I, C. Smith, who relieved Bar­ bour in the seventh waa charged with the loss. R II E Sanford 110 OiO 00 3 « 4 Cocoa 111) 000 01 4 3 5 Batteries Sanfoisi: Barbour, Smith (7) and Dandridge Cocos; Smith. Hill (4), Williams (*) and Prin* PACK WINNERS at the Csni'al Florida foxhunters fish fry and first prize; Line Jarobs, Del.and, Judge; S> H. Earnest, Sanford, dog show last Saturday at Florida Power clubhouse, Enterprise, judge; Donald Carder, Longwood, second prim (Photo by Cox) (L. to R.) Hert Caudle, Orange City, judge; H. It. Driskill, Longwood, NSB Here Today For Track Meet With SHS Th* thundering thlnclad warriors the results arc the proof. School i noles hit the century mark as they of Seminole High leveled their tom- records are falling right and left rolled up 100 points against Eusmyhawks toward the visiting and the boys are really putting New Smyrna Reach Barracudas on a good show for their new and tis and Tavares in a trl-ar.gular meet. "That means we’re over the this afternoon at 4 p. m. on the expanding audience." hill and on our way," Ganas de­ cinders behind Seminole High In Ganas said that runners like a dual track meet. Murray Nance. Phil Byrd, and clared enthusiastically. Spectator attendance at the At noon today track coach Fred Mike Tamny have put on marve­ Ganas ordered his charges to eat lous shows of form and skill so opening of the season for the trark meat was estimated to be lightly and he ready to cout'nue far this year. What A Prlae their trail of school record break­ "We are making the schools In arourd 50 persons. It has nowHOLLYWOOD HP — Tha Hol­ ing events that have highlighted this area take notice of us now." grown into an enthusiastic throng this week's action in Seminole [ Ganas said. "We’re getting tough- of cheering fans that number be­ lywood Women's Tress Club offered as a door prize for ita an- f High School track meets. 1tr and tougher in competition tween 200 and 300. j nual Men's Day party: "A data Ganas said that he had never evwy w*ek. Things a rc lookwith a rising young star who'a the anticipaled the spectator* support : ing up. and we're on our .d ay to F.yon amounts to one-fifth rf kind of girl you'd love to take that has marked this season's ae- | a sound, enthusiastic, and success­ all L. S. man-trad? fiber produc­ home to your mother—if you "The boys are putting all ful athletic program here." dared.” Girl's name is Jayne Mans. they've got into these meets, and 1 Tuesday afternoon the Semi ts i >field. the n*ost beautiful—if not the most beautiful—fairway* ever built. According to Lawrence, Friedland is sparing no expense in con­ structing the Diplomat. RELAX DE LUXE C in e m a s c o p e DifflKfilBBffl . . him r a w M <r«M|«m( ■In 'tan* !»r(U»«w <»M!•« SHOWS—2:58 - 7:09 ------CO-11IT------ T h a m o s t a m a z in g c o n s p ira c y th e w c h a s e v e r k n o w n ... and love as i t neve to a m a n and w o m a n b e fo r 20th Ce*tury«Pe* »'«*»•*• IN G R ID BERG M A N YUL BRYN N ER H ELEN H A YES CO CO * O f LU X E ENJOY BOURBON deLUXE NO. 1 IN RIOE! Only PI)mouth TorsionAire Ride puls hump* out o f business; lets you feel the ride, not the road. No sway on turns, no lean on curves, no dip in braking. NO. t IN PERFORMANCE! Ply mouth's got the highest standard V-8 horsepower in “all 3”—sure, responsive power for safety. Plus sports-car roadability that makes driving fun. NO. I INPOPULARITY! PKmouth's* breakmg sales records everywhere! (Sales gains 6-to-l over the “other 2” com) Plymouth's your best buy now, jour I>cst trado in the future. THE LUXURY BOURBON BLEND' ^ C IN bm a S c o P c A MM T A i* * 6 » ? * M A * n T A » M t t mlk arvMafl r^uwGUOOY AD1ER I'H'HNANATOiE IITVAK , AATHt’R LAURENTS SHOWS—1:00 - 5:11 - 9;22 ,,n iatio\allj popular l,tar$ ahtaj PtjmaalH! At that special lima of day when yoti drop worries and caret . . . that's tha time for Bourbon de I.use. Yes, relax de lure. . . enjoy Ilourbou da Luxe. KENTUCKY'S BEST—YET COSTS NO MOREI THEBOURBON DELUXECOMPANY. DIVISION OF NATIONALDISTILLERS PROOUCTJ CORPORATION. LOUISVILLE. KY. KENTUCKY BLENDED BOURBON WHISKEY— *6 PROOF—CONTAINS 4»?i CRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS JUST COMPARE “All r AND Y0UU. i l l : NO. 1 IN WAYS THAT MEAN MORE TO YOUI �TtfB SANFORD HERALD WofLAnrll 10. 1D57 P ars 7 Th* aw*«nnda Clrela will meet at 7:30 p. m. at tha Garden Cen­ ter to hear Dr. AVcst* gata speak on "Lawns and Lawn* WEDNESDAY ments of Williamsburg." Host- cate". All members arc requ-t* Tha Plantation Estates Glee esses for the program include, ed to be present bccattsa the uroClub of DeBary will meet at 7:3t> Mr. Jean S. Adams, Mrs. E. S. gram will be set up for the j p.m. at the Mansion under McCall and Mrs. W. D. Cardin- year. Hostesses arc, Mrs. C. M. the direction of Mrs. Harry tr. FlowJi*. Mrs. R. T. Hickson, Mrs. 1 Whitaker with Laura Platt The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Mabel Gear, and Mrs. Irving Brown as accompanist. Thrie church of the Redeemer will hold Pryor. will be a short business meeting its monthly meeting this ThursThe Ixora Circle of thr Garden conducted by Henry Wood, pres­ day in observance of Holy Week. Club meets nt 12:30 for a cover­ ident, followed by n social hour Hostesses arc scheduled to be ed dish luncheon, Mrs. Fred Morwith refreshments. BY VIRGINIA CONN Mrs. Joe Meisch and Mrs. Henry ray, 1331 Forest Dr. Hostesses Thurston. All newcomers are in- arc. Airs. Peggy Murray, Mrs. Prayer meeting will be held at I am using a now typtwr er —■ — 7:;’.0 p.m. at the First Bapii t vitul to attend this meeting. Ruth Lee, Mrs. Ann Cowan, Mrs. this afternoon since mine is K Churrh with the Y'outh of the The Hcmoro.-nlli* fir- le of the Laura Bracken. lag fixed, so if this one dresn't Church in charge. At 8:15 pm. Garden Club will meet at the Mrs. Tan! Pexold, 500 Palmetto write like mo, it is borrowed fr -n I Sunday School workers' confei- dome of Misses i aura and Edna Ave will h.- hostess to theHibisfS o n n y Powell, ar.d it is deteinincnee will b« held. Chittenden, 1604 Palmetto Ave. cus Circle meeting at 2:30, Mrs. «d to get the best of me It's not Prayer Service will be held at at 7:30 p.m. Mri J 1' Chittend­ Joe Mclsch wit be co-ho*tC*$. Sonny'* fault, as he tried t> urge the Elder Springs Baptist Chipel en and Miss Bess Jones will be riu> program will be a “Sick another on me. but this fJoked so The Woman's Missionary U n-1 co-hostess. Mrs. T. J. Gallagher j*|.*nt Clinic". at 7:30 p.m. Cute and new. Not used to these ion of the First Baptist Church met Monday for its regular nionjadgets. Anyway I’ll try. The Senior High Fellowship will be the speaker ami will showThe teenage boy* of the Church .hly business and social session. of the First Presbyterian Church slides on gnrden and flornt ar­ of the Naxarene Church will meet Bill and Bctlv L:mos t ok their The various circles convened in rangements of Winchester, Va. will meet at the Church at 7 four oldest children (leaving poor appointed classrooms. This meet­ J:ch member is requested to at the church at 7 p.m. for the p.m. for recreation. Laurie home) to Sanibel island last ing was followed by n covered bring a small plant for the plant outing. The Rev. Robert Spe-ir* Jr. will accompany the group. The Mid-Week Bible Hour of the sale. week-end. This lovely spot is on dish lunch.'on at noon ard a pr iAlso the young ladies of Ilia the West coast rf Florida, and if gram at 1 p.m. on "Observig First Presbyterian Church will be The Grammar School I’-TA Churrh will meet at 7 p.m. at f accessible only by ferry from Yuuth Activities Week", Prc*- NEWLY APPOINTED Sanford Juniu High Schnd P-TA officer* talking thing* over last night at conducted by the pastor, Rev. A will meet at the school .it 3 p the home of Violet Sprivy for " Fort Myers. It is famous as a ident for the day was Mrs. A. U the monthly meeting are left In right. IV. T. Crabtree, president. It F. Richard*, lire prsident, Fred G. Mefnnis, at 7:30 p.m. m There will nomination of of­ shell collectors paradise The Le- Chiles. The Chancel Choir of the First ficers. The subject disciis-md with n pajama party. Murray, secretary, and Ted William*, treasuril. (Photo by Bergstrom) Saturday moses were accomodated on the Piesbyterinn Church will te- each child’s teacher will he adjoinirg island of Captiva. and The following were elected as liearsp at 7:30 p m. at the Church. 'Science and Social Studies " The K A’s of the Firat Baptist Especially int nominating committee Mrs. Jj.-k since they were joining fi Is Installation of the officers of Church will meet at 9:30 u.nt. group was the Fox. Mrs. Irving Pryor, and Mrs. The Junior Choir of the First there tiie welk-Cnd was far fr m the Ladies' Oriental Shrine will Tito Satlie Harristn Chapter of Mrs. Cully concerning tha 11 . , dull. The waters of the guif can J. Koy Britt. A chalk talk de­ h<- held at 6:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Churrh will meet N.S.D A It. will meet at .t p.m. Young People’s work in W.M.S. luding the work of lltc Training for rehearsal ami ftllowship at be surpassed In color only by Shrine Club. The service is open with Airs. H. AV. Rucker, 510 The community Missions report those surrounding the Pacific Is­ School and the Carver School to the public. Reservations will 3:45 p.m. nt the Church. Valencia Dr. Airs. P. P. Campbell by j was good and work was planned The Sanford High School P-TA i-h-mls.” He stated, “ that since of Missions was presented The Youth Choir of tho First lands—Those lucky Lcmosc*. be open till April 10. For Rcser and Mrs. R. \V. Kuprecht will act C. I for the coming month. held its regularly monthly meetMrs. Charles Arnold. Mrs. It. Pirn-crest was built only three Congratulations to Harold Ring rail Mrs. Hubert Pierce, Presbyterian Church will meet for as co-hostes<. A letter from Shelia Cameron trg last night in the Auditorium >cars ago enrollment has increas­ rations at 7 30 p.m. at the f f o r winning the Garland W. Spcn Moores accompanied by Mrs. FA 2 2031 or Mrs J. A. Howard. rehearsal SATURDAY Church. ecr Memorial Golf Tournament Koy firitt nt the piano sang uni read concerning the Carver of the school. After rouMnc rep ■ ed and now it is necessary that FA 23767. All Shriners and The Ladle* Aid of the Luther­ were he.n I the group discussed Pine .-real he converted to strictly softly "Christ for the Whole Mission in New Orleans. Also we are proud of Cy Fitton The Deacons of the First Pres- an Church will have-a bake sale wives especially Invited Those present were: Mi Geo­ the Florida Educational A*s- i limintary education and the Juior for winning the second flight over Wide World" as Mrs. Arnold b.vtcrian Church will meet in the ut 8:30 a.m. in front nf Sears High School there eonululate with lion's stand on bills, N O and 71 THURSDAY Harry Cushing. Cy’s brother and talked. The devotional given by rge I^xon, Mrs. J.P. Cully, .Mrs Session Room at 7; 15 p.m. Store on East First Street. The Sanford Home Demonstra­ sLster-in-law are here (lor a week Mrs. George Dixon was taken W. L. Vance. Mis. P. P. Can pbcll. concerning the 'earlier* -slaty and Sanford I'hc Central Circle of tile San­ better school facilities. The organ) lunior Hui: ouie.:o avoid a from Hebrew 11:1-3. After the tion Club will mrct at the ConnMrs. Boy Britt, Mr*. Myron from Hamilton Ohio They anin schools the East-1ell Center. Genvoa and 35th SI. ford Garden Club will meet at Vadcn and Grace Fitton—V’adcn group presented Mrs. Arnold Smith, Mrs. Lillian Vickery, nn I ration Is strongly in agreement i " V C th the F E \ and ICCO; I ! side chool will he u-cd a* an addl- .,( ; p m. with Mrs. C. M Flow ;':4o at tho home of Mr*. • Is Cy’s younger brother, by not with a gift, the meeting was Mrs. R. F. Cooper. the need* of the school system tmral Junior High under a related l r r s as hostes* Mrs. R. F. Roehlk Benson, nf Sanford Ave. Co more than twenty years. Grace is closed with a prayer by Mrs. A. Circle Number Three demontrate a casserole hostesses will he Mrs. E. M. Mrs Clyde Humphrey presided Woodrow Ca*h. chairman of the chol.istie proginm. It wa* su g -ju j|| originally from Richmond, Virgi­ J. Peterson. Hoke nml Mn. Frank Hill. At'. < ■ ted that the building servo to 1 ,|ish. nominating committee revelled the nia, and since by now Jean Fitton Circle Number One over tlie business session of cir­ The Central Circle Garden Club "'0°d Teaglc of D a y to n a Beach The meeting was opened by cle number three and routine ic- names nf new officers. They arc- "locate ninety students under the f w i l l have accused me of using Because of the Flower Show this A. ports were hard. Cheery get well W J. Crabtree, president, II F 'ircelion of hreo veiv capable'^ill meet at Mrs. Zeti Ratliffs. 15 scheduled to speak on Hibiscus them for fillers, 1 will no longer the co-chairman, Mrs. W. Saturday and Sunday the Palm FRIDAY teacher* After stimulating quo*u,,* f>ar|, * V e. nt 0:30 to go in Hi.haul*, vice president, Fred Mur expound on the manv interesting Ixratzcrt with the invocation be­ cards were signed by the mem Circle will postpone its meeting Tlic Arulcn Circle will meet nl lion and answer period ».i the pro it Kr,„lp t0 Mrs. Uenaon's home raj, ecretary and T**d Williamthings I found out about th« Va­ ing led by .Mrs. Vullie Williams her* to be sent to nick member.*, powcil plan tiatehell spoke hriefl) in South Sanford Ave. to hear Mrs. O. P. Herndon's home on for a week. On Thursday the 18th dcn Fitlons. Since they will be Sr. An inspiring devotional xvas Afr*. W. (*. Lynn ami Mrs. I! rohe treasurer. M the Stud -n'. Assignment Law. y r, Attwood Teaglc of Daytona Sanford Ave nt 8 p.m. Airs. E. tin* Circle x\Ml have an excursion here for a week, i'll sneak it in given by a new member, Mis. Centered around the Easter Stuart Galcliell, Director <ii Se ■ C. Harper will *crve as ro-ho*te-i to the Garden Barn in Eustis. n • - f the highlights of the even- Beach speak on hibiscus Spasmodically, Instruction spoke on Claire Tanner on "Easter" theme wa* the devotional given corulary uw.i, an nnnniinecmrct that the The Dirt Gardem-rs Circle will Members nr»- reminded to bring Will Do Ah nt More golf news comes from The circle will visit the County hy Mrs. M. N. Cleveland entit- "What Sanford P T \ DADS arc staging a talent meet at the home of Airs. Harry plants for show. FALSE TEETH WEARERS Naples where our girls are fight­ Home April la, at It p in. meet* led "Our Living With the t ’|> The Mimosa l iirle of the i l uDm I ••••» ittort »-»* |lttk**c *#»•«. ing the bailie in the \nmi.il Alai- ins fir»t at the church at 2:30 p m ward look". Mr*. F. E. Belt that tho W M.U. of S e m in o le li ne .i -il mock wedding April 26 Cushing at l,och Arbor at in a 1 *4^. *M# Uco-HdoMo, W»-!M» MW, men’s tournament, which, inriden The Young People* report was gave the lesson on Stewardship. Association "d l meet *1 in i m. 11 raise money for new rurtains m. Alemhers will please note ,lrit Club will meet it the home "» mf«»r**!**n>lilO(1T i*a I m*« ( > r the m litorlum Floy I Rich­ change in date. The program will of Mrs. It. F. AlcWhorter. I ptally, will be held in Sanfoid next given by Mrs. ,\. J. Peterson. A Arrangements were mad* for vis­ April 25 o' Centi si Church, Diy!**••. ft. Nf h«ards lit ought int the f a a that the inrliiHe i sneaker Airs d •» m ' u M HM. IS Iff Both | • ‘ *l» Rond at. 10 a m Each mem3 year. Either the weather was ton supplementary book, "Alaska iting shut-in members IS Oat It Ml t«mt full"*. D rlti tni:.» lloach, with a covered d-< i sc|,„„| n-til qol pu*cnjsed n!\v »MhM **-»'• H llOlbllir MdOUCTS CO, hot for them, the wind too strong Calling" was purchased by Mrs. Mrs. A. L. Thomas gave a sum­ a', noun. Mrs. Tinner Lodge oa< eurlains since it had been twill, Gallegher, Her topic will he "The i*r I* asked to bring floral nr Cm •!«. (•<•*» • Garden* and Flower Arrangernngcment. or the course too new—anyway Yollie Williams Sr. for the group. mary of the excellent work be­ risked to he publication officer rite benefit will he held in tho Pine the pride of Sanford didn't shine Discussion will he held when all ing done hy tli- young pe pip in Ilk' in the nliscncc of Airs. Al. ' our crest auditorium at 7:30 p.m. "An In the qualifying rounds on Mon­ members have read tin* book. primary and Intermediate cla* ■•*. tilings who Ini* moved uv.uy. all male cast of 23 have been re­ day. The course is longer than She also recommended "Clip of These classes contributed S27 .10 Mi* Ahrah.ims closed the "m c! hearsing twice a week for a month •u r own and perhaps the length Fury” for the ladies which tells toward the Annie Armstrong ing with n poem "Sh'it In* nnd so this is bound to he quitea pro­ was taken up in extra sand traps i f the liquor traffic Mission books fund. i prayer. duction." stated \V. T. Ciahtrce. We are convinced that some of were then passed out. Present were: Mi*. Clyil • II i itThe following member* were After -i sneak prevue of the them will shine anyway in their Mrs. A. J. Walker asked fo. , plircy Mrs. >1. N. Cleveland, Mi — pu >nl: .Mi il. C. .Moore, Ati * pl»v the grout nljuu-ned to the own flights. The very fact that more coupons for the Childrens F E llol .Mm . A. I. Tlumi i , C. I Park. Mr*. John I*. A'ora mn. i loom where reirc»hmeni» fourteen from Sanford went t> Home Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr. rea l Mrs II. AV Rucker. Alls. \. I, h •in i. Airs ti (* Gibbs, Mr* acre served. l^ th e tournament is enough to prove an interesting *t/ry written by Joy Bnrlneau, Mi 11ha Marshall. Mrs. Tied Teddy we have a town of ardent golfers, re Stringer a student at Carver Mrs. L. A. Phillips. M rs Hal A M-.ers, Air*. J, A Cunnlngb .in, as only double that amount went School, which told of her pleas­ Coltiert. Mrs. || K Turner nod Mr* Turner Lodge, Mi*. AA nfrom Jacksonville, and they have ant experience there. Mrs. M. H a visitor. Airs. A It Ch.Ii-s, It Pippin ami one visitor. Mis. four golf courses that 1 know of. Wade gave a very interesting t irle Number Four Horton from Miami. and maybe another by, now.... the S'tcvvardihip Menage. Air* t'ci-il Cirri** number four nn-t in the GirrV NiimliCr l i v e place ,*-,‘o°.wi,nA < ire'e five met in the T.C.L Tucker reported on the Study Educational Building with Mis on especially for our two navy Course given recently at thr church B (' Moore, chairman prcsiiing cla’sroom nf the T'lr'1 BapiGt WASHINGTON UP —The Ira*irls, Jeanne Foulk and Louise Pansy plants, cut flower* and She n|H-ned the meeting with a i hurcli with Air*. S A B Wilt*iu■ ddionnl Eaater egg rolling on Tarkcr allhough xse cannot slight Girl Scout cookies were taken to beautiful poem "Gods Extras" hy *mi iiiCaiding. Alt t AA’. D. tl.ir- the White ll«*ii*** smith Inxvn will] the other twelve who are good the shut-ins by Alls A. J. Peter Klixatn-lh Reynolds. Mrs. J ('. .liner led the circle in the AA 'I. I..- held thi- yeat on Fa*trr Mon­ friends, too. At least, tf they don’t son. Minutr* of the previous, Gibbs gave a most inspiring de­ U. watchwords and opened her day. April 22 f win at all, let us hope that they meeting were read by Mrs. A. AV votional from Geneses 22:6 aid Chance* arc that Mr. and Mis. w are having a good tune, becau-c Woodall and $5,53 was collected emphasized the fact “ We II vo- duvot (n.il, taken frim l\ li. t ID Eiu-iihowci will mil to- iiieant lie 20 "What Go.l Can Do For Us". that is the main purpose of the eau*e the Chief Executive plans for blocks tai be purchased for walk alone, God is always with She close t with a prayer. whole thing anyway. in gu to A igusla, Ga. about April us " Mrs. Marthn Alarshull led this mission nt Elder Springs. Mr*. (I. It Drake gave routine Was amused this mornnig by New member* present were: in prayer. Mr*. John D. Ahru- v.'crct.nv and treasurer’* report*. 18. the confusion caused by the in .1- m Ilu- past year* attendance stallation of the new "wait and Air*. Mine Mitchell, Air*. Ceril hams, *ei 11 ,i>v and treasurer | Mrs. AA.lt. ti nn, eliammiu, wel­ ai ilu- Eu*trr egg rolling will be gn.e rotitim tepori *. Art nfror Tinker II. «n,| Mrs. Claim Tan­ comed A|i. R. T Thum.n buck walk’’ signals on First and Park. ing of f t 80 was taken hv .Mrs. after her illness. Mrs. I! J Fin­ limited to children under !• year* Guess we are all so used to jay- ner. J. C. Gibbs. Regular meeting member* were ch, community mission chairman, of uce an,| adult* accompnnie I walking that it is hard to believe Alis. Moure reported on the told of vi-itiiig the Good Samar- by ehlldieii. when all the ears stop at one?. Airs B. R. Beck. Mrs. AV. p. Feoplc were jamming up nn Itnmks Jr. Mrs. I.nvi Hoop. Jit*. young people"* work ami Mrs. tan Home .ted taking them randy {^•very eorner while the walk sig­ AA\ A. Kiutzcrt. Mrs. J. F. I.e-.vi-, Pn»l * pre *ut .| tin- nomln-i* of ami gum An Interesting talk nals were flashed, then when the Mrs.. A. J re'erxon, Mrs. J A.Jvi-its, ronta i and tcli phone was pro tiled hy Mr* It Aletraffic started to move, they Strange. Aliss Isabel!* Simon, c a lls for the irele ihi* month AVhnrton »n “ Why Give M me) 7" Mrs. It II Alarlin. mis.-iun darted across. It's a good thing Mrs. M If. Wade, Mrs. A. J. Mr*. Martha Mar-hall gave a Innovations came gradually, or AAalker, Mrs. Vollic Aldliam* Sr. very intere*tmg talk nn "StCvv- study rhainnan told of the in­ The Ladies aid of the I.utheisin arlirla in the l-Minc we might all be run over. The Air* E. r.. Wood. Mrs. A.AV. midship Enrobes Life", giving teresting Sanford scene changes *n quickly AVoodall and Mr- AV. P. Yerl-y. examples of Bi-dc characters Mission and Roj.il Seivi.r mag­ Church have planned a Dik" tithing. azine* after which she closed Sale for Saturday morning be­ that a constant visitor might well Circle Number T*»« Mr*. Fred Mvrrs, m;»*ion the meeting with a prayer. Afr«. George Dixon, rhainnan ginning it 8.30 In front nf Scars . wonder if he w-era in the same Pictent were Mrs .! It Stun nn Ea*t First St. The pro- I town. In a short time we will have presided over the circle meeting j study • hail man, read an article .: i |: T T I -.tii. r . ! Sonth-wi.:,. presbk-nt lu will go toward thr h-ilbing a new Farmer's Market, a White as Airs. AV. I.. Vance brought from the fund wav to light up First street, and an in-pnng devotional. Mrs. Roy nf tVM.U. in Royal Service and S J Da* -. ' tr- II II Mart I! F. McWhnrtun, Mr* H Mi IG-nry Thui»ti>n and Mrs. * a Civic Auditorium. Sanford is go­ Britt acted as secretary pro tent also reported Dr Authcn would M. Gard.ncr, Dave titeen are In charge of at. ing in the right direction, even if and read the minutes of the last i,r on the Radio Baptist Hour at I Ftrch. Mr* AV. I> a few miss the sleepiness of the Session Brief reports were heard 7:30 am . in April, May nn I Air* J It. Fields and Air S A rnngemenf*. June Mrs Abrahams stated II. Wilkinsim. The puhlie is urged to attend Sanford of a few short years ago from nil eommittrn chairman. Calendar Additional Society I rhillip* .Conning The News BA PTIST CIRCLES saW S New Officers Elected At Meeting Tuesday %Evening Palm Circle Meet Postponed Until April 18 Easter tgg Rolling At White House To Be April 22 Ladies Aid Plan Bake Sale To Be Held Saturday Come in _ discover why C r itic s g o o v e rb o a rd fo r T h e B ig M ! tom mccahill i« micm* nix lUusiitaTtoi " I t haj more new features than any car teated in over 10 years.’*' motoo TREMDt "nedesigned from lh« tires up . : . from its new *ruJpture<l styling to ita refined »u*pea*ion. it'a a leader." aoauLX*MiCH*Nicsr Mercury u spectacularly different." iirf: "Mercury Ls tho ear for you if you want a distinct 'veiv stylrxl mediuni-prirwl rar that isn t carbon copy of any other automobile.". car Prices start as low as i .»•*■*• • “ *-••*•* j *••• * • Uv »■* *'•* . , tor i M- ?»>m6I (horgn *0*o«ol Tr«sijr>«aM Utol -«-*V J •"*- •iat.aeol. *<•*•» ’5 7 MERCURY HUNT-McROBERTS, Inc. __| L 100 N. PALMETTO AVE. 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R a n s * l a R a at. aald g o v e r n m e n t L o t 1 b a v i n s b a a n Dlattad an d no w b a i n s a p a r t o f C R Y S T A L BOW L ADD IT IO N TO CABS E L B K R R Y . S am ln o la C o u n ty P l o rl d a . n ee o r d ln s to tba plat tharnof aa r a e o r d a d In P l a t Book I. p a s * I I o f t b a P u b lic R e c o rd s o f S a m ln o la C o u n ty , P l o r l d a a a d A R a p l a t o f a p a r t O f Block CRYSTAL B O W L A D D f? ION. S am ln o la C o u n ty . P l o r l d a a c e o r d l n s t o t b a p l a t t h a r a o f aa r a e o r d a d In P lat Book I*, n a e n 77. of tba P u b lic n a c o r d a o f S a m ln o la C o u n ty . P l o r l d a a n d T R I P L E T L A K E S H O R E S ADDITIO N TO CASSELBERRY. S am ln o la C ounty. P l o r l d a . a c ­ c o r d i n g lo l h a p l a t t h a r a o f as r a e o r d a d In P l a t Rook «. n ag ee l a a n d II o f t h a P u b lic Reao r d a o f S am ln o la County. F l v r Ida YOU A R E H E R E H T N O T I P I E D t h a t th n P l a i n t i f f s b araln have Inn t l t u l a d a au lt a e a l n n t you In lh a Circuit Court of th a N inth J u l l r a l C i r c u i t In a n d f o r Sam lnola C o u n ­ ty . F l o r i d a , to n u l a t t h a l r ti l l * to t b a ab o v a daacrlhad p r e p a r ty n l u a t ad l y i n g a n d b a l n e In S am ln o la C o u n ty , P l o r l d a a a h a r a l n t b o v a d a- rn tn o t . — rrk-TXffi# M O D E L — A L L G L A S S - F U L lr L E N G R C T l i e f f W IN D O W S - O U T D O O R . b a r b e c u e cw m e S T toA iB RATIO AND A jT\BUILT-/<N SECOND J / R Kl im o r t w a g e V OPTIONAL-^/ by ^ SUBURBIA- s c r i b e d T o n a r e h ereb y r e a d i e d to f ile y o u r a n a w a r w i t h l h a C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t. In a n d for S a m ln o la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a a n d s e r v s a co n y tharaof u p o n W E W ln d a r wew lla l i t P a r k A v e n u e Sou th, w i n t e r P a r k . F l o r i d a , a t t o r n e y for l h a P l a i n t i f f s . In l h a aa ld action o n o r befo ra t h a I t h d a y o f Ma y A. D 1117. alee a D acraa P r o Con- Little Folks . . . n e m u is* n f i e a i o U6HT 15 MAKIt*5 >CV* « CMN SCOT M AT(«AlUE/ J Thl 5FCIL 15 CMS. DEPBX D T O : O C H A R T L E Y a n d _________ H A R T L E Y , hla w lta ; CARO ­ L IN E S O P H IE K E IIN K . and a ll tba h airs at law of W ILS T E P P E N : W . U BU RklAM E T T and ANNA L B U R ,K K T T . M . w ife ; D A MC­ DONALD and _____________ MC­ DONALD. hla w lfa; W. A SIMMONS a n d ___________ SIM ­ MONS. hla w lfa : If a n r of them ba llv ln s . and If daad. fasso w ill ba a n t a r e d a s a l n a t you A p r i l A D. 1117 O P H erndon IT IS O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s ba C le r k of th a C i r c u i t C o u r t, p u b lish e d la t h a H an fo rd lle r a ld . Samlnola C o u n ty . P l o r l d a a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In Samlnola Ily: A r i a 1 Lund<|u!st, C o u n ty . F l o ri d a , o n r n each weak Deputy C l a r k fo r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s W I T N E S S t h a han d o f the Clerk ( S E A L ) of t h a C i r c u i t C o urt, a n d tha seal W E. tV Indarwaad la o f th a C i r c u i t C o u r t. S am lnola l i t P a r k A v en u e S o u th C o u n t y F l o r i d a , th la I n d d a y oi W i n t e r P a r k . F l o r i d a GIANT SIZE B /LL W dD E i|H CIE'U. HAVE A SWtU. PICMC. 70 « I P « 0M CS0S5WS IN I ' w i t h THICK MOST OF IT/ L SAM'WICHES AM POTATO SALAD AM* .COOKIES , Ail cortS o s swell OH. WE FORGOT STUFF MOM 6 OT AT AMT-PASTE/n and WADE'S SUPREX MKT -at f rw 5*t i v b rrs ju rr a U T T . E BOV ) po < > P*BS9SOUf»AS vnW M I V D ' —-U—L U K * T O TALK T 3 T H 9 CHARAOTK ~—r, W ITH T H * *TW8«» H I T CSC* 9 1 n 7\\l Dl»NT*GRATO* PREMIUM WESTERN RARY REEF A 6PACEAVAN1 STEAK « SWEET TREAT SLICED STANDARD Tomatoes * PREMIUM WESTERN BABY BEEF T-Bone Steak U. S. 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O H .VES.O N 6 O ’ TH’ *NEIGHBOR CHILDREN M UST HAVE LE FT IT// BiO D O L L / .. .I F ( H I k n e w T HAT DOLL L WAS M IN E ANO THAT I WAS D ESIGNING N I W C L O T H E S FOR IT A L L T H * T I M E / / r r — WHY * eeSr,- H A V E brr Cl OAN MV LID LObkS AGO/ THAT-ANO TH* FACT TVO(T LEMONADE S K lP f ju st fcdwibf o» A LITTLE 0 A 3 .I LEA V ES A BIG HOLE IN 3 for 39c DULANY SLICED 10 oz. pkgs. STRAW BERRIES 4 for 99c BAKE RITE (Limit 1 with $.5.00 or more purchase) s l e d g e s p o o r b a t t in o WMAT3 4 for 99c BIRDSEYE 6 oz. cans ROYAL HA WHAN CHUNK STYLE PaeflLEMS/ FRO ZEN FOODS MORTON'S 8 oz- M EA T PIES YORK MV.GRANDMA WHAT A NICE Plain or Self-Risinr # rsrrt? c o w . u e told u s to sm xtt tub th&c b o r ro u WHgH wrifABH SD HHSDrTO STAJrg- TUB SOLO CLAIM. Cl k f in a l S E R IE S . THAT fiHOULO PRCrvE . . S O A ^ T M IN ? y GUESS7WS NEYV RULE J.P. MORAN r«i\AT« , OF GETTINO OOWNTO 2 8 PLAVE By OPENim. DAY IS A L IT T L E HARD Trt G ET U « D L TO/ Y \ SU PREX 1 1 MARKET 1 QUANTITY NIGHTS RESERVED » WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY MEATS �>V tfX- iJrH; -'Sri J, ; # V W H ERE M ORE P EO P LE DO MORE BU YIN G AND SELLIN G CLASSIFIED INDEX 5—RROEERS and REALTORS 4—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CARD of THANKS I LOST A FOUND J FOR RENT 3 BEACH RENTALS 4 WANTED Ui RENT 5 BROKERS A REALTORS • REAL ESTATE for SALE T REAL ESTATE WANTED t MISCKLLANKOUT ■ MISCELLANEOUS 1* OFFICE EQUIPMENT II AUTOMOBILES.TRAILERS 13 BOATS * MOTORS 13 FARM SUFPUES A MACHIN­ ERY 14 FETS-LIVESTOCK-SUPPLIES (Penltry) 15 ARTICLES WANTED 14 PLACES te EAT IT BEAUTY PARLORS II FEMALE HELP WANTED 11 MALE HELP WANTED 21 MALE or FEMALE 21 WORK WANTED 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 22A MONEY lo LOAN 23 SPECIAL SERVICES 23A ROOFING A PLUMBING 34 PIANO SERVICES 2S ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS 21 INSURANCE 27 NOTICES-PERSONALS 21 ARTICLES for SALE 29 FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD R » L. Remaedy. Aaaociate Joemay Walker, Aaaeelate ••Call Hall" Phone FA 3-3641 Your* for prompt and efficient Service Stenstrom Realty H. E. STENSTROM Regiatered Broker 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 2-2420 CHECK THESE WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU STAR HOMES—3 and 4 b e d r o o m s 1 A 3 batha. Completed and ready for Immedi­ ate occupancy. Locations. Druid Park — Sanford Grove Manors — Sanford Valencia Villas — Deuand Whispering Oaks — Titusville Tired of Trailer-Life7 TUDOR, Inc. L e ft Trade Put down your root* on thii In rue Cor. IIwy 17-92 It 27th St. Oak’thaded Plot in excellent Phone FA 2-ISIt tuburban neighborhood. Over B R A U .W ODHAM. Pr«*. 1U acre*, with liveable, new, 2 BR home that has unlimited posslbilitlci. By appointment only. LOST LAKES ACRES TV. H. “ B lir STUMPER 18 beautiful cimp or home sites, Realtor — General Inturor 5-7 acres, with or without lakeGuy AllenAavoelate 2—FOR RENT front. Near Paisley off Rt. 42 Arietta Price. Associate Write for brochure. For nice couple. Clean furnlahed Phone FA 2-4901 - 112 N. Park L. M. "STEW” Prince upatairs apt. Electric kitchen, 511 Center St., Kurils private entrance. Dial FA 2-1877ROSA L. PAYTON Phone Elgin 7-2305 Regiatered Real Estate Broker Two duplex apartments, one bed­ Ph. FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha Furn. 2 bedroom masonry home, room each. FurnUhed. $50.0 ) per Nolan Road. Ph. FA 2-2312. month. 704 A 706 Weat 4th 8t. 07.IER REALTY CO. Phone FA 2-3883 after 6 p.m. 3 BR CB home, large lot, nice Lanra B. Otter, Realtor location. $9,950. $52.41 mo. 2423 Haael M Field, As.oclatr I bedroom home In Lake Mary on 2801 So. Orlando liwy FA 2-5542 Yale. Palmetto Ave. Automatic hot Attractive 3 bedroom CB home water heater, G. E. refrigerat­ Real Estate Insurance on large lot. Florida room with or, eleetrie range, automatic Commercial Investment*—Rentals new draw drapes. Assume pay waiher. lake privileges. InProperty Management ments $73.03 mo. after down quire M- C. Hudaion on Pal­ RAYMOND M. BALL, payment. 107 W. 30th South metto Aee. FA 2-3685. Plnacrest. ATTRACTIONS P u t • W * « *> «•*- Cou U K , Work DAI LY N . ^ h8 ^lu .?3 1 0 °S S ird ArAv^ ACROSS 4. Garment I. Turkish tit)* border 4. Rumple 3. Like 10. Dull paIrus 8. Motion II. Precious pieatone ture 12. Pluck guitar 7. Java atrtnga tree 13. Egg-ritaped » Glut 14. Willing t. Slim 13. Dried grape 12. Cunning 14. You (dial 13. Rowing var.) ImpleIT. Flaming m*nt light IS. Beam 14.Public notice 18. Youth 20. Thrash 20.Bog 21. Devoured 21. Solemn 22. Raise wonder 34. Arbor 34. Operate 1 1 i 27. TUI* of respect •J 28. Jewish month 24. Small hill 31. Girl's nick­ i name 33. Velvet l«a 33. Send out 37. Choice V, io group 31. Old woman % % .1 n 3*. Part ef chair ba'ek -v40. Reigning beauty 1 ■c II. Russian news % Ja agency 42. Regulated " tha pitch DOWN 3* 1. Courtyard 3. Land meas­ 4$ ure 3. Walk slop, W I REPAIR AND SERVICE ! - F a c to r , to y o u S T I N E Alomieem Machine and Supply Co. Veaatlaa Iliad* BARGAIN 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-8432 Enclosed head. Si j-proof bottom rail with plaatie ends Plastie JUBILEE VACUUM CLEANER or rayon tape*. Cettoo or nyloa cords. REPAIRS USED CAR SALE Repairs ft part* for all mnke« of <enkarik Liana and Paint Cft. rieaner*. Electrolux, llucvcr, 112-114 West nd St. Ph. FA 2 4822 Dodge 4 dr H-T $2595 Kirby, A irw ay, G. E. Replace­ Butck Riviera $1995 ment part*. Work guaranteed A# ouy i h *«• w t l furasMre Olds *88' 4 dr $1195 Paying Mg aash prices ter any Free pick up A delivery. Call thmg of value SUPER TRADFord 2 dr $ 795 FA 2-4765 Olda *88’ 4 dr. $1495 INO POST on 17-92 Ph FA 20677. Ply. 4 dr Auto-T $ 993 This is a pass to the Movieland Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan $635 Ride-In for Don Baty. Exp. Crib and her chair for salt. 125 date Apr. 19, 1937. Pinecrest Dr. FA 2-4951. SEE US TODAY! SEM INOLE CO U N TY MOTORS ST9 E. First St. a T T ^ p n jjn iS T T ^ iii^ n R T r Walnut ING Plumbing. Krcsky Heating M. G. HODGES Set-viee on All Water I'um psWells Drilled — Pump, Paola Road. Phone FA 2 6037 PLUMBING rocker. 2 upholstered clalra, dresser. Antique walnut tta , mattress ft springs, -iak sttieboards. Dining tab.e A 4 chairs. 2 french doors, 2>8-'jxS. Maytag washing machine. Car he seen Friday anil Saturday at 411 P a l m e t t o Are. I'b. FA 2-2548. Good used refrigerator, washer, Contract ami Repair Work stove, $25.00 each. Cali at 808 Free Estimates This h a pass to the Rltz Theatre ( Magnolia, after 6:1)0. R. L HARVEY for Robert Rlchardaon. Exp. 201 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 date, Apr. 19, 1957. 2 Sports Coats. Size 10 Plaid, like new $8. Navy blue *5. I’ll. 12—BOATS and MOTORS This Is a pass to the Prairie Lak: FA 2-5250 after 6:30 p. m. Drive-In for June Jennings. JOHNSON MOTORS Exp. date Apr. 19, 1957. 29—FURNlf'ORE and SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 2484 Sanford Avn. Ph. FA 2-1592 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Your Evlnrude Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 304 E. 1st. Thone FA 2-5961 THE NEW OLIVER OUTBOARD .MOTORS Powerful—Smooth—QuWt S-L-O-W TROLLING EASY STARTING Special Introductory Offer IS 1IP Full Shift Motor S299.50 ftit/H Jdl • BIG V A LU ES • QUICK CREDIT. • EASY TERMS WILSON-MAIER £ ' ^ r h 'T S T . M a l Contracting ft Repairs . . . . t o . , n l A ,.. Ph. FA M W CROSSWORD oilv naU PC l i n t .'*.'1 •itiKWM : <«” 22. Mori U FHlil J3C M t • four*ansiD U -.ik ' genus m u _ lim it:. t n23. German Vjnrtti : measles i t n n n u : iripi'ti 24. Storage M ttncrnu iiOtei • M i plaee n'.vi -j'.'uua 23. Mru a a w n i i i u - .r iii " iS u y i r m it • thodin ea.il 1 iiriia ti e«l 27 Girl's Yesterday'* Z a is v r name 34. A series of 29. Mongrel bluish roeki dog* 36. Burrowing 30. Coin animal iSwed l 91Marked38. Letter 40. Book 32. Indian tabbr.) (Utahi 4 1 p • l» T " 1“ T“ % % (0 0 % % V4 % a % 1| i i % >4 % oa % % -to CERAMIC TILE BEDROOM SPECIAL Paul F. Mueller ft Son ___ Wi*k ____ Bookcase Bed Reg. $272.00 Free _______ Estimate—Quality ll'jby 8p*ara, 3lgr"—PA 3ri333 Double Dreiser NOW WESTERN AUTO STORE CLARK 214 E. First St..... Ph. FA 2 4403 Plumbing, Healing ft Supply Co. Contracting ft Repairs 13* boat, 10 HP motor, inquire 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 Monroe Corner, Mrs. Morris. Highway 17 ft 92 South 14 ft. fiberglass boat, cover, trail­ er. motor. Aimoat new. Phono PLUMBING ft SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLATION ft REPAIRS FA 2-4177. 24 Hour Service ARCHIE C. HARRIETT rhiq is a pass to the Prairie Lake FA 2-5299 or FA 2-5751 Drive-In for Nancy Richards. Exp. date Apr. 19, 1037. Oiteen— 3 room firat floor 4 bedroom, 2 bath homo, Dream.floor furnlahed apt. S room ••- PROFESSIONAL SERVICE wold section. Large Florida eond floor furnished apt. Call S. D. Bighleyman — Associate room, dining room, garbage 204 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 FA 2-5771. disposal, dish washer, carporte, storage. Ph. FA 2 6398. C hrrrr Real Estate Agrncy 15—ARTICLES WAN'fUl) Small apt. 112 Elm Ph. Va -2-0578. Dial FA 2-9929—Notary Une Hursc Farm Wagon with TICIENCY Apartment. Suitable 1219 W. 13 8t. Rear-Barber Shop EDGEWATER for Winter Tourist. Private bath New CH house for sale, by owner, j rubber tires. Sat of Single Har­ k ahewer. Steam heat. Inquire IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 2 bedroom. Extra large car- J ness. One or Two Hone Mow.ng Machine. Scoop. Also 6 Gait. Manuel Jacobion aeros* from ask Crumley 4c Montcith porte, and utility room. Space r>| Saddle Horse. Write It. M. Pott Office. at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4695 for Florida room. Easy walking itakstraw, Itox 1166, New Smy­ distance to store, post office, ,’ELAKA APARTMENTS: room* Buy tn Lake Mary and .vsve. rna Reach. Fla. or Phone GASchurch, and river. Large lot private batha. 114 W. k irtt St. 8113. MAJOR BROWN REALTY with shade trees. Lake Mary, Merida $6,995 lean furn. apt.. Oil Park Av«. 17—liP.AUTV PARLORS Ph. Sanford FA 2 ak-17 See Roy Harding, bdgewatcr fficiency Apt. lli-way 17-92 So. Trailer Court, Rt. 1, south of Your Beauty Number Is FA 2-5742 City Limit*. Slumberland Court. 3-U.U., 2-Bath frame homo with New Smyrna. F irst trailer on HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 200 ft. on beautiful lake, 2 acres right, North driveway. 103 S. Oak Ave. leely furnished fiva room gar­ land. Price of $10,500 includes FEMALE HELP WANTED age apartment. Adults only. most of furnishings. 1^— 9—Flowers. Plant*,, Shrike Call FA 2-0838 or FA 2-0872. Peat Compost (Daetweider’a) 60c IF YOU NEED room unfurnished house. Ph. 3 Bit, 2-flath modern masonry bu. bag. GRAPEVTIXB NUR­ A good steady income and can homo in excellent suburban see* FA 2-6021, if no answer FA- tion, school bus at front door. work only half days, sell Avon SERY, Grapeviile Ave Phone 2-1266. Cosmetics. Experience unneces­ FA 2 0886. Priced below present market at sary. Contact Mrs. J. Milutich, room furnished apartment. 2300 $13,500. Terms. OFFICE EQUIPMENT Box 246, Lockhart. Mclionville Ave. 2- B.R. masonry home, nice sec­ HAYNES Office Machino Co 19-MALE HELP WANTED nail unfurnished house, 1600 tion, surrounded by other attract­ Typewriters, adding machine* French Ave. ive homes. $9,200. Immediate SalM-Rrntals, 314 Mag., Ph. Budget and credit man. Apply possession. $1,000 down. Firastone Store. FA 2 0462. imished 2 bedroom apt. 213 W. 16th. Ph. FA 2-5450. Choice laki-front lot (100x300) on I t— U noM tH lH .ES—TRAILERS Experienced man for night work. Apply Bell's Standard Service, oms $1.00 and up. 420 Wes*, beautiful Crystal Lake. Very French at Seminole Uivd. SKK high elevation. $3,950. rst Street. s i—Wo r k w a n t e d RAY HERRON rst floor, 2 room apt., private 2 B.R. older style frame home YOUR entrance 4c bath. Electric 4c for the retired couple desiring Power lawn mowing. Ph. FA 2-6370 water furnished. Eldery couple PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A evenings. a close-in location. Only 4 blocks or single person. 109 Holly. from Winn-Dixie Store. Also close NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD Laundry, ironing at homo or day FA 2-2489. USED CAR to many churches. $6,000. work. I’hone FA 2-6619 1919 Ford 2-door room completely furnished 1950 Ply. 4-dr. Sedan, new >und floor apt. Lights .nd cook- 3 BR, 2-Bath new and very de­ paint A seat cover*. Spec. $395 22 A— MONEY TO LOAN ng facilities. Apply 313 Pal- luxe home in Mayfair section. 1951 Plym. 4dr. Sedan Double garage, built-in range, if AUTO LOANS netto Ave. you require a fine home in a 1954 Chev. 2dr. P. G. COST LESS room furnished apartment, in- better-class residential section, 1934 Pont. 4-dr. Hyd. Clean ding utilities. $60. 107 W. 9th you should see this opportunity 1954 Pont. 4dr. Std. Shift Florida State Hank 1955 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. OF HANFORD tel rooms suitable for couples, without delay. Price $21,500. Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 6 p. m. FA 2 2883. 301 West 1st St. to mo. Ph. FA 2-4330. 24-SI* Kt I At. SERVIC ES 10 acres with 5 acres cleared an furn. home, couple. 1505 and tiled and 5 acres in woods. It will pay YOU to see us before Do you knit, crochet, sew or make A nice place to build a country llllott. you buy. Open Evenings and saleable article* of any kind. home. Sundays. We have a proposition that will BR bungalow furnished. 313 Eastside Trailer Sales interest you. Dial FA 2-2209 'almetto. Pslatka, Fla. 14 acre grove on 20 acres land. or call at 918 French Ave. at bedroom unfurnished house, 6 acres in Large Seedlings and once. DON'S COVER SHOP _ 3 acres in Hamlins, mostly 4 50.00 per month. Mrs. H. B. Automobile Interior Decorator INCOME TAX SERVICE -aBree, Rt. 1 Box 19A Long- yearn old. A good investment at Scat C overs— Boat Cushion* rood. Phone W i n t e r Park $18,000. Terms. Wm. II. Murray At Willis Pontiac—301 W. ML 1111 Celery Ave. Phona FA 2 1391 •62089. Closed Sunday SEE ELMO FARra YOURSeminole Realty -BR6 kKRS and KKa LTAk S W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEKO ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state REALTORS ments, invade**, hand bill*, sad Liatinga N eededElizabeth Math,In. Associate program*. ale. Progressiva Service Families Wailing 1901 Park Ave. Phone FA 2-5232 Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951— SALESMAN— 3<U W. First SL BROWN REALTY 403 West 13th St. New and U**d Cars New one bedroom unfurnished Sanford Ave. at Rosalia WELL DRn.UNG FA 2-0231 or FA 2-5376 after 6. house. FA 2-2538 Fairbanks Morse pump*. HIGHWAY BUSINESS PRO­ 19 >.’, Ford Thunderhird. Excellent Repairs to all maksa. FOR RENT PERTY AND ACREAGE condition. Dial FA 2-4330. HOWARD C. LONG Store building approx. 540' CLAYTON C. BROOKS JOT E. Commercial Ava. 3 bedroom unfurn. house. 2 baths, Phon* FA :-0«39 t.jikT.. sale: 3b f t Crest Phone FA 2 283.7 screened porch. Real Estate Investment* liner. 38 ft. Detroiter. For par­ 2 room apartment, funished. Specialising in Acreage HOUSES WASHED ticular* call FA 2-2267. May 2 bedoom house, Furn. Available Rout* 2. Box 616 Sanford, Fla. consider trad* on borne or pro­ Also roof*. STEAM LUX PRO April 16. p e r t y . _________________ CESS. In Orlando since 1946. 6—REAL ESTATE ~FOR~SALE" KENNETH E. SLACK Thousands of satisfied custom­ REG. REAL ESTATE BROKE 1950 Ford V-8 $145 ers. Free estimate. Call 34389 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 1950 Chcv. Convertible 1009 E. nd Phone FA 2-0221 1213 collect, Orlando. T i n CONVENTIONAL 1950 Willy* Stationwagon 8373 Consult A REALTOR First FINANCING 1951 Dodge Pickup Truck . $445 GATUN BROTHERS CULLEN AND HARKEY I. JW DOWN PAYMENTS 1952 Mercury 4-dr. $595 Dragline A Bulldozer Service 106 N. Park Ave Ph FA 2-2311 LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1951 Chev. Hardtop »14o Pb. FA 2 3278 Sanford. ItOY REEL A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. 366 E. Second St. WOOLSEY Robert A. Williams Phone FA 2 3103 WOO Mellonvillve Manna Finwhe* REALTOR IJI'9 t i-ri let 2 > 1 r , RAH, turn Good buy en lake lot* aLn 3 bed­ Raymond Lundqwiat, For Your Boat signals, good tires. Bod/ in ex­ room house and acreage, by ASSOCIATE cellent condition. Runs goud. ^•nkarik Gitas tnd Paint Coowner. Charles Polly, corner $175.00. Plan# FA 2-5381 Phon* FA 2-3951 AlUntlc Bank 14th St., Longwood. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Phone FA 2 4422 fiioniiac " ’" “ SY* ™ ? ™ 1 m AT THE BIG 1956 1955 1955 1964 1964 A. B. PETERSON 1954 Broktr Associates: A. B. Peter- FHA In service ta d PHA financ­ 1953 ing available. ■on Jr., P. J. Chesterton, G»rfield Willett*, end R. W. Wil­ liams. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor We can qualify yuu for one ef 118 N. Park Avc. Phone FA 2-6123 these home* in 30 minutes. You can start enjoying the home SEE THIS while we proceaa the papers. Large modern three bedroom home on large lot. Florida room and tile bath for a* low a t $1,000. Developed by down. Balance like rent. ODHAM & REALTOR H IE SANFORD HERALD 23—SPECIAL SERVICES 28—ARTICLES FOR BALE REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. J. W. HALL, REALTOR 11—AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS Ti,t M,rror $199.00 Chest of Drawers Innerspring Mattress Matching Box Spring Free—2 Pillows Wrought Iron Bunk Beds Complete with $ 7 9 .5 0 mattress and I.adder (Mnk-U Twin Beds) 21—I'lA.Ml SERVICE L. L Sill — Ptai.n Technician Phone FA 2-0229 Route 1. Sanford I Tc. Sectional Beg. $179.00 PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W L HARMON l*li. FA 2 1277 After 5:00 p. m. 1 Complete Rooms 23—ELECTRICAL SERVICES 1 of Furniture FKIGIDAIKK appliances, sale and service. G. H. High. Oviedo FI*. Phene FO-6-3.713 er San | ECIIOI.S |IM IIII>u CO. ford FA2-388.7 after 6 p. m. | fo r. 2nd ft .Magnolia. Ph. FA 2 6321 "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Air Conditioning Free Delivery Electrical Contracting and Repairs; Economical House Wiring and Repuir* $SAVE$ RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY ON GOOD USED 12 Magnolia Dia| FA 2-0915 $129.50 $ 2 9 5 .5 0 25 \i i l i m h n c - r e p a I r ?;PAINTING FURNITURE Mather of Sanford FLoOk —*<lmg *oC (Inisheng. 20.7-209 East First FA 2-09.83 CUaniag, was mg xervmg Semi Used furniture, appliance*, tool*. itete eamity u m i UU ect. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart. H M. QIm m . lake Mary 321 East First St.. Ph. FA 2-4132 Ted Burnett This Is a pass to the Rita Theatre for PAINTING 2601 Granview Phone FA 2-2978 for Ann Davis. Exp. date Apr. 19, 1957. For Painting call Mr. Tasker. Pk. FA 2 6139. Room special $14.95. REMODELING? We can assist in financing, plans selecting • contractor, ft th e ' finest materials available. While they lest—Utility Credo Kir 2x4, 2x6, 2x8. mostly 2x 6 $105 00 M. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out West 13tb St. RED-l MIX CONCRETE Window Silts • Lintels Septic Tank—State Approved Sand — Cement Mortar Mix Mirada Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone FA 2 5751 2b— INSURANCE BALL INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR HOME AND BUSINES3 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE RAYMOND M. BALL, AGENT 204 S. Park Sanford FARMERS AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Insure with FARMER ft rest as sured. 116 French— FA 2-5221. 27—NOTICES— PhKMI.N A i..w ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds Day. Week or Month— Tel FA 2 3181. Furniture Center 116 West First St. TINY TOTS NU RS E R Y ~ Infants to school age, Reasonable rates. Mothers care. Mrs. Singleton, 1404 E. 20th. Ph. FA 2 5425. Gentleman leaving for CMcago and vicinity. Wants driver, all eapensei Paid. Phone Valdes Hotel, Rov.ni 401. Thii is a pan to the Mo.ieland Ride-In for Harvey Starnes. Exp. date Apr. 19, 1957. Television R a d io loo » JO see Sift an T:«0 7i IJ 7:4# *.<»■* i.]# 5.00 1.30 i«.oo 11:00 tt:0O 11:11 1:11 ■It five 1.00 ». 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Four Fishermen Crackers j / ( * SANFORD ,FLORIDA wM — i FROM HEAVY WESTERN BEEF YOUR FULL TIM E...HOM E TOWN STATION f # w"Y —-rab■-----— i - ~ -----p j ONLY U. S. CHOICE & U. S. PRIME MEATS H l- H o FOR COMPLETELY PROGRAMMED OPERATION i A T H A T ’S WT R R s v a \u e s THERE'S NO SHORT-CUT SET YOUR RADIO DIAL AT 1400 b meat COMPLETELY PROGRAMMED! VARIETY. . . PUBLIC SERVICE. . . COMPLETE NEWS REPORTS.. INCLUDING TIME AND WEATHER i INVENTORY White Wee a t * thought bash over tha Mg protect slowly radarBar bawd illtad alertly. A to ooid tonight" af light owapt icrow tha window taken and slowly developed by a "What wa #i got up ewtfUy and group of earnest doctors, John m ; ah* Blandln finished hi* muck, and off, and oat thoughtful, eoootdergaraga . _ Ing all that bad bara said that took out his pip*. thaw walkad to tha aid* door. "Tha makeshift served Ms pur- night nt tha meeting which h* John’* amUa waa both glad to oaa bar, and raprovtng that aba ,* * ," he agreed. Hla brown aye* hod atticd id o *T«D It your own way," Hsten aboold bo waiting. T i l taka to glinted. “The fun ws had bound together; our (trained conceded, with a railte tucking In Maying out all night,** bo thraat* hacks and skinned knuckles make tha oorners of bar mouth. onad ao ha klaoad bar. Ha relit hla pip*. “In the past up n Mg Investment After a time **1 wantad to hear year, Helen.” ha said quietly, "tn about twenty jrearameating.” would have developed tha thing my private practice I saved aavra "Thai'* good, baeau anything raa going to talk about Into what era wanted It to be. cases of eaneor through early an­ But—" Hle soft vole# broke with amination and teats. How many It1 ■ha turned to look a t him. Aa eagerness, “there’s work that could 1 have saved If a wallha hung hlo trench coat la the should be don* sow, Helen! We operating screening clinic hod ball aloaat, tho bright orarbaad need this thing now! We need It been available In the community? Ight *bou* dawn upon hlo oroot right out hers In the County— Fourteen ? Bursty, fourteen. And thirty-five, possibly. Bo ft te re growing ao fast out her af brawn hair and tftrow a grolaoqua ahadow ad hlo pipa-In* the suburbs, what with our shop­ worth doing, Helen 1** "Of course, darling." Her pen­ mouth profile against on* walL ping centers and our housing de­ Thar* waa, deflnltaly, an air of velopments. Well, I don't need to cil point aroaaed out the mast repressed excitement about Dr. argue the thing to you. You’ve loaf, wrote plaits ham la Its been sold on the Idea for as long John Blandln. "It’s worth," John was saying, *TU gat soma milk.** ah* said, as I have—and. that’s over three "anything It would scat! Tv* Ot­ years." | i n l n | him. •W i should go to bad.1 H* got to hla feet and paced ways known that." Ha puffed Bh* araa already in the kitchen, around tha room, a alight man amok* about hla head. "Even U setting things upon a tray. When with a tens* face, and clever It bad taken twenty years to de­ aha returned to the living room, hands. Hla vole* trembled with velop. W* need just aueh a ellnlc out here In tho County. Our only John was slanted Into his artn- amotion. ahair, and ha lilted aw eyebrow , “It must be aa wonderful to hoapital out hero te tho County ruefully. **Tou spoil mo—even to you ao to me, Helen, to hare Hoepi Lai, which te not set up to fresh brownies." twenty years suddenly telescoped function aa a screening clinic and When he bad finished a third Into a few montha" He came to which la bound to b* Influenced of tha milk and two brownies, tha table and leaned toward her. by politics." “lUddlcd," raid Helen, writing Helen slapped her bands flat upon "We’d have made It In time," be lemon pie far Saturday night’s tha nibbed wood of the table In assured her. “But now—" "Will It take to the whole dessert. front of her. ‘‘Now,** aha said, “you may tell mat” "No," aald John consideringly. County 7" ah* asked. That would "At least nothing of the sort has Ha grinned at bar. **Tou know be a radical change In plan. I'm excited T" "No, darling. Our pros pec aver bean proven. And just be­ “John . . tua—" Ills upper Up fluttered cause wa don’t like Wilkins“It la exciting,’* ha broke In. upon hla pipe stem. The word Smith . . ." "I’d Ilka him better If ha wars “You see we’re going to have had been a joke for so long. "Our proapectus,” be said more firmly, called just Smith." ' screening ellnlc." "la not to be changed. We'll terve Helen turned her sheet of paper the waited, her Mn* la leaned toward her. t Ha "Hon­ the four towns aa originally over, and wrote lemon pis again estly, Helen I Now. Right away. planned. Burbank, Shrewsbury, for tha and of tho month. "Oo Complete. No patch**, no make­ Folsom and Landed owne. Of on," aha urged. "I shouldn’t have shifts." course there wUl be no gcographl digressed." cal Umlt act upon patients—upon (To Bo Oontimtod) “Not at the school r* Dodd. Mead A Ob., te a ReprtaUd hr permission at the pub!I 6 W I to Wash, Diatrlbutad or Kins Taetur,* Brndleal*. ■■ k W O O D K f f l R T 'S H (too if they Mm But doatora Ins put Into prafsaslnw*l ssrvtea, with p r e p a r equipment—end from only flour suburbs w tt ; Udpata. Moon rak tonight about tokh_ communities—but I argue that to • rather ft*." ah* got it tea Mg wta rear rata Mo Btmday gat-togeth- Mtuatfcw hi the d ty —with people 1 tha doctors, too, Bvtag loo Wot aw at* |o mho tha drive, aut the aurtalna. n t mlas far away fro* tha canter, ft my turn at the switch­ would bo bettor to tet th* i h JrT aS board. But t a l l am about It, ora part of tho Comity No own orator.” John.” • Legal Notice w ( ■ ' 3 9 1 F00DMART PARK AVE. AT 25th ST, i �... • ■wit: ••*■v*.»*7. 4 Shop and Save If Tour In Sanford Can For Deftrrrjr RD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957, Potto* Canal Called State Most Essential Minor Opposition Heard A PART OP THE MAYFAIR INN AUDIENCE atteadlmg tk i hearing yesterday tailed hy the Army Corpa of Engineers m th« feasibility of tha Sanford-TItuevlIIe Carnal. Mora than 20* attended. (Staff Photo) Hearing Called On Bill To Create Department To Handle Labor Feuds '58 Women's Stale Golf Tourney Will J5e Played Here Tlta 1990 Women's State Golf Tournament will b« held tn San­ ford next year at the Mayfair Inn Country Club, according to word received by Trank Mebane Jr., m anager of the Mayfair Inn from Kaples this morntnf. Mebane sakl that the tournament would be held here during the month of April, 1938 but that the exact date of the meet has not yet €►«r aet. He said that the tourna­ m ent would attract aoto cr more women golf enthusiasts from over the entire atate for an entire week. The Mayfair Inn Manager pointed out "We already have the 1938 Men'a State Coif Tournament scheduled here for next year durtug which an additional 300 or more golfers will be attracted to Sanford for a week." The two tournaments will adflertiaa the Mayfair Inn and Golf Club over the entire atate, aaid Wehane when he received word th at the next year’a women's tourItamnt was aisled to be played fa) Sanford. With the two tournaments a t­ tracting Florida golfers to San­ ford and the December Mayfair Inn’s PGA tournament "Will make Eanford, the Mayfair Inn, and the M ayfair Inn Country Club the '•solf mecca of Florida," aaid Mebans. Employer-Employe Banquet Of DCT Program Monday TALLAHASSEE W — The House Labor Committee today called a public hearing at 8 a m. April IS on Gov. LeRoy Collins' bill to create a new department under the Industrial Commission to handle labor disputes. Rep. John B. Orr Jr. of Dade, committee chairman, appointed a two-man aubcommittea to study the bill in the meantime. Oit aaid he wanted to defer action a t this tints because of numerous re­ quests for a public hearing The committee alto delayed ac­ tion on a bill by Rep. Cecil Costin of Gulf to guarantee that employees elected to public office may get thetr old Jobe back at the same pay and same seniority. La­ bor ipokeimen favored the bill but agreed it needed further study. "I have aome serious mlaglvings about this type of legisla­ tion., Orr said "I would like to have some avidcncs of substan­ tial discrimination that would w ar­ rant our Intruding again on busi­ ness." Chester Daniels of Sanford, spokesman for the CIO Council, said the purpose of the bill was to "encourage working people of Florida to gat Into public ofliet The government belongs to all the people." Red Cross Drive Fight Against Up In Refrigeration Progresses Sioifci'j Charge Ends * $4,859.72 Toial Tha Seminole County Chapter of the American Red Cros* la continuing its efforts to reach the hundreds of people who have net been contacted for member­ ships and funus such ai are now being used in cyclone and tornado relief for many hundreds of peo­ ple in the Southeastern States, ac­ cording to a spokesman for the •oral organisation. Total funds toward the $10,000 quota set hy tha local organisation that have been reached ara $4,859.72. "We have not yet reachcl the halfway mark In our cam­ paign for funds," tha spokesman said. The Seminole County Chapter cf the American Red Cron will ir*et tomorrow afternoon a t 3 p. m. for a progress meeting at which tima they will hear from unraportad districts, companies and Individuals. A noticeable development is the Interest of Negro workers to re­ place the leadership of Prof. J. N. Crooms who d ed during tha »s.)Iy days of the local Rad Cross fund enmpaign. 'Through an acquaintance of 42 veara of teaching Prof Croums knew his peool the Red C»ots spokesman saiJ today. Onu thousaro pictures of the Negro professor have beet printed with a tr ijute to him as a Red Cross aupportcr im prntfd on them. Prof. Roy ^Hen, principal of Crtoms Academe, reports th at the Psu Cross goal in commemoration of Prof Croom-t will be $1,000. A derision of the Unite! States Supreme Court on Mar. 4, ended a three and a half year fight h r, tha nation's growers and shippers opposing increases In refrigera­ tion charges on frc«*i fruit anl vegetables by the railroads, Luther L. Chandler, Goulds, chairman of the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association’s Special Refrigeration Cas# Committee, in outlining the efferiq of the final derision on Florida grower*, said action of the Association and The Crcwera and Shipper* League In opposing the increased charges ha I saved tli Florida fresh fruit and vegetable industry some 143.IF M OO while this fight was eat red on. In addition, the industry wi't also save about oor-hnlf w i­ ll- n dollar* per yeat a* tong as the new preunt rates remain tn a f'irt. "The Florida Fruit and Vege­ table Association’* Special Com­ mittee Included Dixon Pearce, Mi­ ami, and John Evans, Oviedo. They (Continues On Page Tea) Only minor apportion to the Sanford-TItuivilla Canal proposal cropped up yesterday during the final hours of the hearing con­ ducted a t tha Mayfair Inn. Col. E. E. Kirkpatrick called on those oppoelng the new water­ way during tha afternoon session which waa adjourned at 4:15 p, a. Judge Ernest Housholder re­ presented both th t Board of Semi­ nole County Commissioners and the Seminole County Chambs.* of Commerce before the Army Corps of Engineers and its Staff. The Judge apoka near noon for the Senford-Tltusvllla Canal. Re told the ofllelali " I t take* the eunbine.t act and gift of GoJ •nut the re a lin - on and work of m.in for tha ereat on of tha SanforJ-Titutvil'a (Jt-al connecting •he St. Jahne KIver and tha In­ dian River. Here we sit In an enlightened age ol progicr* and do no'.V-vt *o uiaka it use!ul," said the Judge. 'As a nation we have aceompushed wonders with our natural resources," he sa d, and "we have conquered our st-earns and rivers and made them useful fo* niau Me have eonitructed harbors anl tsmed our oeusns so man enulJ n «kr use of car waters. We have gone over, under and througn otir mountains, and v i have made u e e-f our air xud the a’lniciits aheve ua for tha fastest of taauspuliation." j Pi said *A great d.s.overy hat been made In recent years— that Florida Is not only a place to maka a living, but a place to |lv“ So millK- s upon niliti- ua ot our people have their eyes, hearts end desires upon Florida. And the demand for this project Is outstanding. "The people of not only Semi­ nole County and other adjacent countries but of the nation are knocking at your d»or to recom­ mend and approve this essential waterway Improvement," s a i d Judge Housholder. The opening of the canal will give Central Florida direct con­ nection with Canaveral and will mean hundreds of thousands of tor* of watei transportation to the Central Fionas area, com­ mented tho Seniino e County • ui ge. And he concluded "It Is the most essentia! project tn Florida to­ day." Opposition to tha Sanford-Titisv tie Caniif came from spor’srr.en's assoc athua and apo'ismcns gpup. The first annual Emp!oyer-Em t>loye banquet of the Diversified Cooperative Training program will be held Monday night at 7 p.m. a t Seminole High School, according to an • nouncement made today by the director, Louis J. Girard. Sixteen students of tha high tehool organisation and their em­ ployers will attend the banquet to which guests nave been invited. Guasta will include representatives of the State Department of Educa­ tion’s vocational section; the chair.0 ta n of the County school board, chairman of the Seminole Coun­ ty board of school trustees. Su­ perintendent of Public Instruc­ tion; the vocational director of the Seminole County school sygtem, and both the principal and assistant principal of Seminole W. J. David, 82, High School, the chairman of the DCT Advisory committee, and a Succumbs Today representative of the Seminole Welcome J. David pasted awar High School faculty. * Principle speaker for the occa suddenly at 5:30 this morning at •too will be Lee P. Moore, an in­ his home at 810 West First St. Mr. David was born Oct 23, 1$vestment consultant of Goodbody 74 in Columbia, S. C. and Co. whose topic will be "The He was a member of the First Nation's Market Place." Methodist Church of Sar.ford. a Spanish-Amerlean War vetiran, County Principals and a retired building contractor. Mr. David had lived in Geneva and Sanford since 1909. Are Reappointed Survivors include his wife, Mrs. The Seminote County Board of Bertha V. David. Sanford; seven Yducation, this momirg. reap- children, C. F. Proctor of Winter p o in ted the principal* of Seminole Park; Jam es L. Proctor of SpringCnfln'v Schools to thrir pn-ilims field. Mo.; Luther M. David of fo r the 19.37-58 term, accordin'? to Burlington, N. C., Mrs J. M. Leo. Superintendent of School! R- T. nard of Sanford; Mrs. Henry Witte MIKee. J r , of Ft. Myers; Mrs. Harold There were no new principal* Appleby of Sanford and Mrs. Gra­ •V'olnted, he stid. dy Herman of Sanford: 17 grand­ The entire momlnr to-Vy was children; 21 great grand children; •pent discussing the building i r:- several nieces and nephew*. *r»m of tha Seminole County Funeral service* will b« announc­ School system in an attemnt to ed at a later date. A NEW AUTOMOBILE SMASHED INTO a Lake Monroe atore |Arhig tha forties rujl^ building Brisaoa Funeral Hums is In building last night when it failed to negotiate a curve. Inside af the m #*raia la a foeua. atora was a shamble with water ry e * broken and mwchaadis# ehargw. ARJTY ENGINEERS AND STAFF hear arguments for and against tke proposed Sanfurd-Tltusvllle Canal at a hearing conducted yes­ terday at the Mayfair Inn. Col. E. E. Kirkpatrick (hands over fare) Hstena to a pap** f » « *aa * ike prepoaeale e f Ike m i waterway, (Staff Photo) ★ ★ ★ Legion To Observe Fringe Area Residents Car Fails To Make April As Xhilcf To Form Organization Curve; Crashes Welfare Month Info Building \ \ A specially called meeting of | to complete tha organisation of property-holler. In the so-called the group, and to discuss matters "fringe areas” of Sanford was n( Interest and vital eontem to The American Legion will again held Inst evening, with the result the property-holders In the areas observe April as "Child Welfare dint those attending formed them­ to the Fust, Bcuth and West of Month", Commander Lynn Lyon selves into a temporary commit­ Far ford, which fall Into the cate­ of the Camphell-Losslng Post No. tee to organize a group to be gory of areas possibly to bo an.named tentatively “S a n f o r d ' 63 of Sanford announced today. Fringe Area Taxpayers Associa- nsxcd to Sanford. It la therefore The American Legion has two hoped by the committee that all primary child welfare goal*, ac- ' don". interested parties will plan now to The purpose of the group was attend this meeting. cuuling lu Commander Lyon, first to assure care and protection for .•uglily outlined as to guard and The committee formed last night children of veterans and second protect the interest* of property consists of the following ci'ixana li.ldrra in tha areas immediate­ to Improve conditions for all child­ of the areas leslgnatcd: ly adjacent to the City of San­ ren. William C. Buie, who was elect­ During April tha local Post will ford, and especially those nrras ed temporary chairman, K. W. .vh'ch might be likely *o bo nnJoin with more than 17,20<l other exed to the City of Sanford by Gold, John Ohman, B. 1) Baggs, American Legion Post* in con ■ gislation now pending beforo W. B Webb, U. A. Mufflcy and ducting special program* to fo Mrs. Muffley, Fvan Engelen, G. lie Legislature. cits public attention on the Hiicit A Edmonds, Capt. Tom Uurgass, it was decided to hold a meet­ C. H. Miller, Ted Mlehe.'a and tionnl nerds of America's 68 mil­ lion children and young people. ing on Thursday, Apr. 18, at 8 Mi*. Edna L. Hcehlcr. Among the education matters 1;>. m. Tba spot itlectrd for the which ara rerommended for spe­ meeting was the Farmer* Auction cial attention by the American Market Just south of Sanforo, cn Wax Reproduction Legion's Child Welfare Commts- Route 17-92. Purpose of Ilia meeting will be Of 'Lord’s Last (Cnutlnuri On Page fen) Supper’ On Display A life-sire reproduction o( "The Lard’* La*t Supper" 1* on dis­ play In downtown Sanford at the corner of First St. and Magnolia Ave under tha ntisplef* of the San fort l Police Benevolent Asso­ ciation. No admission W being charged to view the display In wax sculp­ tured by H. B. Msxay, originator and designer, who followed Leo­ nardo de Vinci’s masterpiece. Fourteen month* of exacting work went Into the preparation of the exhibit. Tho 12 figures are seated around Christ at a 18-foot banquet table. The Master ami His apostles, including Judas the be­ trayer, are dressed In the colors and fashions of the times. The ta ­ ble It set with authentic copies of items used as models by ile Vinci in his painting. The exhibit 1* housed in a special built trailer with an interior walk­ way alcng one length. The dis­ play is behind glass and the en­ tire room is air-conditioned to maintain a temperature of 70 de­ grees. "The Lord's Last Supper", be­ ing sponsored locally by th« Po­ lice Benevolent Association, i* be ing shown throughout the United States and 33 foreign countries. The exhibit is not affiliated with any religious sect. However, it is a serious study of religious art. An automobile traveling on tha Bookrrtown Road at Laka Montoe failed to negotiate a curve In­ to the Lake Monroe Road last night shortly before midnight and crashed Into a store a t tho inter­ section. Tho car, driven by Joe Wayne Ooason, 27, attached to HATTU maintenance section of tho Sanford Naval Air Station, was buried In merchandise and debris aa It push­ ed Into the storeroom of the Gar­ dner’s Store. Croaeon, owner of tho 1987 Chev­ rolet, was accompanied hy Thomas Joe Donoghue, also attached to tha NAS squadron. Damage to the etor* was esti­ mated by Deputy Sheriff H. A. Smart of the Seminole County Sheriffs office, at $1,200. Tha atora’a water supply pipe was broken, shelves In the mer­ chandise store mom were splinter* rd, and merchandise including gar­ den tools and Implements were thrown Into one pile. Auto damage was estimated a t $400 when the entire sido of the car waa raked and bent, the wind­ shield shattered, and other fixtures of the car bent. Neither of the two passengers of the car were injured in tha smashup. Weather scattered. Deputy Sheriff H. S. Smart Investigated the accident. (Staff Thoto) Considerably cloudiness with scattered mostly afternoon showera and tkuw lrrsiorm t through Friday | lew tonight 66 to 72. — Boating Apparel To Be Displayed At Club Meeting The Sanford Boat and Ski Club toll meet tonUht at 8 o’clock in the Sanford civic center building in Fort Mellon Park. A manufacturing representative for boating apparel will be on hand at the meeting to show the new lines for the coining boat­ ing season. The locel Boat end Ski Club I* Interested In having the club’s emblem Imprinted on such Hems a* the local members will Use. Dr. A. W. Woodall, preldont «f the Sanford B<»at and Ski Club, has Issued an invitation to "any­ one Interested in boating and wa­ ter safety" to attend the meeting*. Members do n<4 necessarily have to own boats, ho said. Additional Local News On Page 10 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, April 10, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 10, 1957. 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April 10,1987 B it 7 r. iT E ir s ONLY 3 BIG DAYS LEFT WOODKfflRT'SH INVENTORY Challenge For Dr E IF E R T . ’M n l W E U Z A K TT H SSEIFEKT. .'ESttzxassi »■ (■ ' , I I (too if they Mm But doatora Ins put Into prafsaslnw*l ssrvtea, with p r e p a r equipment—end from only flour suburbs wtt ; Udpata. M oon rak tonight about tokh_ comm unities—but I argue that to • rather ft* ." ah* got it tea Mg wta rearrata Mo Btmday gat-togeth- Mtuatfcw hi the d ty—with people 1 tha doctors, too, Bvtag loo Wot aw at* |o mho tha drive, aut the w U M h ga aurtalna. n t mlas far away fr o * tha canter, ft my turn at the switch­ would bo bettor to tet th* i h J rT a S board. But t a l l am about It, ora part o f tho Comity No own orator.” John.” • tM hi White Wee a t* thought bash over tha Mg protect slowly radarBar bawd illtad alertly. A to ooid tonight" af light owapt icrow tha window taken and slowly developed by a "What wa #i got up ewtfUy and group of earnest doctors, John m ; ah* Blandln finished hi* muck, and off, and oat thoughtful, eoootdergaraga . _ Ing all that bad bara said that took out his pip*. thaw walkad to tha aid* door. "Tha makeshift served Ms pur- night nt tha meeting which h* John’* amUa waa both glad to oaa bar, and raprovtng that aba , * * , " he agreed. Hla brown aye* hod att ic d id o *T«D It your own way," Hsten aboold bo waiting. T i l taka to glinted. “The fun ws had bound together; our (trained conceded, with a railte tucking In Maying out all night,** bo thraat* hacks and skinned knuckles make tha oorners of bar mouth. onad ao ha klaoad bar. Ha relit hla pip*. “In the past up n Mg Investment After a time **1 wantad to hear year, Helen.” ha said quietly, "tn about twenty jrearameating.” would have developed tha thing my private practice I saved aavra "Thai'* good, baeau anything raa going to talk about Into what era wanted It to be. cases of eaneor through early an­ But—" Hle soft vole# broke with amination and teats. How many It1 ■ha turned to look at him. Aa eagerness, “there’s work that could 1 have saved If a wallha hung hlo trench coat la the should be don* sow, Helen! We operating screening clinic hod ball aloaat, tho bright orarbaad need this thing now! We need It been available In the community? Ight *bou* dawn upon hlo oroot right out hers In the County— Fourteen ? Bursty, fourteen. And thirty-five, possibly. Bo ft te re growing ao fast out her af brawn hair and tftrow a grolaoqua ahadow ad hlo pipa-In* the suburbs, what with our shop­ worth doing, Helen 1** "Of course, darling." Her pen­ mouth profile against on* walL ping centers and our housing de­ Thar* waa, deflnltaly, an air of velopments. Well, I don't need to cil point aroaaed out the mast repressed excitement about Dr. argue the thing to you. You’ve loaf, wrote plaits ham la Its been sold on the Idea for as long John Blandln. "It’s worth," John was saying, *TU gat soma milk.** ah* said, as I have—and. that’s over three "anything It would scat! Tv* Ot­ years." | in ln | him. •W i should go to bad.1 H* got to hla feet and paced ways known that." Ha puffed Bh* araa already in the kitchen, around tha room, a alight man amok* about hla head. "Even U setting things upon a tray. When with a tens* face, and clever It bad taken twenty years to de­ aha returned to the living room, hands. Hla vole* trembled with velop. W* need just aueh a ellnlc out here In tho County. Our only John was slanted Into his artn- amotion. ahair, and ha lilted aw eyebrow , “ It must be aa wonderful to hoapital out hero te tho County ruefully. **Tou spoil mo—even to you ao to me, Helen, to hare HoepiLai, which te not set up to fresh brownies." twenty years suddenly telescoped function aa a screening clinic and When he bad finished a third Into a few montha" He came to which la bound to b* Influenced of tha milk and two brownies, tha table and leaned toward her. by politics." “ lUddlcd," raid Helen, writing Helen slapped her bands flat upon "W e’d have made It In time," be lemon pie far Saturday night’s tha nibbed wood of the table In assured her. “ But now—" "Will It take to the whole dessert. front of her. ‘‘Now,** aha said, “you may tell mat” "No," aald John consideringly. County 7" ah* asked. That would "At least nothing of the sort has Ha grinned at bar. **Tou know be a radical change In plan. I'm excited T" "No, darling. Our prospec aver bean proven. And just be­ “John . . tua—" Ills upper Up fluttered cause wa don’t like Wilkins“ It la exciting,’* ha broke In. upon hla pipe stem. The word Smith . . ." "I’d Ilka him better If ha wars “ You see we’re going to have had been a joke for so long. "Our proapectus,” be said more firmly, called just Smith." ' screening ellnlc." "la not to be changed. We'll terve Helen turned her sheet of paper the waited, her Mn* la leaned toward her. t Ha "Hon­ the four towns aa originally over, and wrote lemon pis again estly, Helen I Now. Right away. planned. Burbank, Shrewsbury, for tha and of tho month. "Oo Complete. No patch**, no make­ Folsom and Landedowne. Of on," aha urged. "I shouldn’t have shifts." course there wUl be no gcographl digressed." cal Umlt act upon patients—upon (T o Bo Oontimtod) “Not at the school r* Dodd. Mead A Ob., t e a ReprtaUd hr permission at the pub!I 6 W I to Wash, Diatrlbutad or Kins Taetur,* Brndleal*. a ■ ■ k i b s i j — i Legal Notice AAR ON CLOUD a l sl. 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Hearing Called On Bill To Create Department To Handle Labor Feuds '58 Women's Stale Golf Tourney Will J5e Played Here Tlta 1990 Women's State G olf Tournament will b « held tn San­ fo r d next year at the Mayfair Inn Country Club, according to word received by Trank Mebane Jr., m anager o f the Mayfair Inn from K aples this morntnf. M ebane sakl that the tournament would be held here during the month o f April, 1938 but that the exact date of the meet has not yet €►«r aet. He said that the tourna­ m ent would attract aoto cr m ore w om en g o lf enthusiasts from over the entire atate for an entire week. The M ayfair Inn Manager pointed out "W e already have the 1938 Men'a State Coif Tournament scheduled here for next year durtug which an additional 300 or m ore golfers will be attracted to Sanford for a week." The two tournaments will adflertiaa the M ayfair Inn and G olf Club ov er the entire atate, aaid W ehane when he received word that the next year’a women's tourItamnt was aisled to be played fa) Sanford. With the two tournaments at­ tracting Florida golfers to San­ ford and the Decem ber Mayfair Inn’s PGA tournament "W ill make Eanford, the M ayfair Inn, and the M a y fa ir Inn Country Club the '•solf m ecca of F lorida," aaid Mebans. Employer-Employe Banquet Of DCT Program Monday TALLAHASSEE W — The House Labor Committee today called a public hearing at 8 a m. April IS on Gov. LeRoy Collins' bill to create a new department under the Industrial Commission to handle labor disputes. Rep. John B. Orr Jr. o f Dade, com m ittee chairman, appointed a two-man aubcommittea to study the bill in the meantime. O it aaid he wanted to d efer action at this tints because of numerous re­ quests fo r a public hearing The com m ittee alto delayed ac­ tion on a bill by Rep. Cecil Costin of G ulf to guarantee that em ployees elected to public office may Col. E . E. Kirkpatrick called on those oppoelng the new water­ way during tha afternoon session which waa adjourned at 4:15 p, a. Judge Ernest Housholder re­ presented both th t Board o f Semi­ nole County Commissioners and the Seminole County Chambs.* of Commerce before the Army Corps of Engineers and its Staff. The Judge apoka near noon for the Senford-Tltusvllla Canal. get thetr old Jobe back at the Re told the o flle la li " I t take* same pay and sam e seniority. L a­ the eunbine.t act and g ift o f GoJ bor ipokeimen favored the bill •nut the r e a lin - on and work of but agreed it needed further m.in fo r tha ereat on o f tha Sanstudy. forJ-Titutvil'a (Jt-al connecting " I have aome serious mlaglv- •he St. Jahne KIver and tha In­ ings about this type o f legisla­ dian River. tion., Orr said " I would like to Here we sit In an enlightened have some avidcncs of substan­ age ol progicr* and do no'.V-vt *o tial discrimination that would w ar­ uiaka it use!ul," said the Judge. rant our Intruding again on busi­ 'A s a nation we have aceomness." pushed wonders with our natural Chester Daniels of Sanford, resources," he sa d, and "w e have spokesman for the CIO Council, conquered our st-earns and rivers said the purpose o f the bill was to and made them useful fo* niau "encourage working people o f Me have eonitructed harbors anl Florida to gat Into public o flie t tsmed our oeusns so man enulJ The government belongs to all the n «kr use o f ca r waters. We have people." gone over, under and througn otir mountains, and v i have made u e e-f our air xud the a’ lniciits aheve ua fo r tha fastest o f taauspu liation ." j Pi said *A great d.s.overy hat been made In recent years— that Florida Is not only a place A derision o f the U nite! States to maka a living, but a place to Supreme Court on Mar. 4, ended |lv“ So millK- s upon niliti- ua ot a three and a half year fig h t h r, our people have their eyes, hearts tha nation's growers and shippers end desires upon Florida. And opposing increases In refrigera­ the demand for this project Is tion charges on frc«*i fruit a n l outstanding. vegetables by the railroads, "T h e people o f not only Semi­ Luther L. Chandler, Goulds, nole County and other adjacent chairman of the Florida Fruit and countries but o f the nation are Vegetable Association’s Special knocking at your d»or to recom­ Refrigeration Cas# Committee, in mend and approve this essential outlining the effe riq o f the final waterway Improvement," s a i d derision on Florida grower*, said Judge Housholder. action o f the Association and The The opening of the canal will Crcwera and Shipper* League In opposing the increased charges give Central Florida direct con­ ha I saved tli Florida fresh fruit nection with Canaveral and will and vegetable industry some 143.- mean hundreds o f thousands of IF M OO while this fight was eat tor* o f watei transportation to r e d on. In addition, the industry the Central F ion as area, com­ tho Seniino e County wi't also save about oor-hnlf w i ­ mented ll- n dollar* per yeat a* tong as • ui ge. Red Cross Drive Fight Against Up In Refrigeration Progresses Sioifci'j Charge Ends * $4,859.72 Toial Tha Seminole County Chapter o f the American Red Cros* la continuing its efforts to reach the hundreds o f people who have net been contacted for member­ ships and funus such ai are now being used in cyclone and tornado relief fo r many hundreds o f peo­ ple in the Southeastern States, ac­ cording to a spokesman fo r the •oral organisation. Total funds toward the $10,000 quota set hy tha local organisation that have been reached ara $4,859.72. "W e have not yet re a ch cl the halfw ay mark In our cam ­ paign fo r funds," tha spokesman said. The Seminole County Chapter c f the American Red C ro n will ir*et tom orrow afternoon at 3 p. m. fo r a progress meeting at which tima they w ill hear from unraportad districts, companies and Individuals. A noticeable development is the Interest o f Negro workers to re­ place the leadership o f P rof. J. N. Croom s who d ed during tha »s.)Iy days o f the local Rad Cross fund enmpaign. 'Through an acquaintance o f 42 veara o f teaching Prof Croums knew his peool the Red C»ots spokesman saiJ today. Onu thousaro pictures o f the N egro professor have beet printed with a tr ijute to him as a Red Cross aupportcr im p rn tfd on them. P rof. Roy ^Hen, principal of Crtom s Academe, reports that the Psu C ross goal in commemoration o f P ro f Croom-t will be $1,000. The first annual Emp!oyer-Em t>loye banquet o f the Diversified C oo p e ra tiv e Training program will be held Monday night at 7 p.m. at Seminole High School, according to an •nouncement made today by the director, Louis J. Girard. Sixteen students o f tha high tehool organisation and their em ­ ployers will attend the banquet to which guests nave been invited. Guasta will include representatives o f the State Department of Educa­ tion’ s vocational section; the chair.0 t a n o f the County school board, chairm an of the Seminole Coun­ ty board o f school trustees. Su­ perintendent of Public Instruc­ tion; the vocational director o f the Seminole County school sygtem , and both the principal and assistant principal of Seminole High School, the chairman o f the D CT Advisory committee, and a representative of the Seminole W elcom e J. David pasted awar High School faculty. suddenly at 5:30 this morning at * Principle speaker for the occa his hom e at 810 West First St. •too will be Lee P. Moore, an in­ Mr. David was born Oct 23, 1$vestment consultant o f Goodbody 74 in Columbia, S. C. and Co. whose topic will be "T h e He was a m em ber o f the First Nation's Market P la ce." Methodist Church of Sar.ford. a Spanish-Amerlean War vetiran, and a retired building contractor. Mr. David had lived in Geneva and Sanford since 1909. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. The Seminote County Board of Bertha V. David. Sanford; seven Yducation, this m om irg. reapchildren, C. F. Proctor o f Winter p o in te d the principal* o f Seminole Park; Jam es L. P roctor o f SpringCnfln'v Schools to thrir p n -ilim s field. M o.; Luther M. David of f o r the 19.37-58 term, accordin'? to Burlington, N. C., Mrs J. M. Leo. Superintendent o f School! R- T. nard o f Sanford; Mrs. Henry Witte M IK ee. J r , o f Ft. M yers; Mrs. Harold There were no new principal* Appleby of Sanford and Mrs. Gra­ • V 'olnted, he stid. dy Herman o f Sanford: 17 grand­ The entire m om ln r to-Vy was children; 21 great grand children; •pent discussing the building i r :- several nieces and nephew*. * r »m o f tha Seminole County Funeral service* will b« announc­ School system in an attemnt to ed at a later date. |Arhig tha fo r tie s rujl^ building Brisaoa Funeral Hums is In m # *ra ia la a foeua. ehargw. the new p reu n t rates remain tn a f'ir t. "The Florida Fruit and Vege­ table Association’* Special Com­ mittee Included Dixon Pearce, Mi­ ami, and John Evans, Oviedo. They (Continues On Page Tea) And he concluded "It Is the most essentia! project tn Florida to­ day." Opposition to tha Sanford-Titisv tie Caniif came from spor’ srr.en's assoc athua and apo'ismcns gpup. ARJTY ENGINEERS AND STA FF hear arguments fo r and against tke proposed Sanfurd-Tltusvllle Canal at a hearing conducted yes­ terday at the M ayfair Inn. Col. E. E. Kirkpatrick (hands over fa re) Hstena to a pap** f » « *aa * ike prepoaeale e f Ike ★ A specially called meeting of |to complete tha organisation of property-h oller. In the so-called the group, and to discuss matters "frin g e areas” o f Sanford was The American Legion will again held Inst evening, with the result observe April as "Child Welfare dint those attending formed them­ Month", Commander Lynn Lyon selves into a temporary com m it­ tee to organize a group to be o f the Camphell-Losslng Post No. .named tentatively “ S a n f o r d ' 63 o f Sanford announced today. Fringe Area Taxpayers AssociaThe American Legion has two ' don". primary child welfare goal*, acThe purpose o f the group was cuuling lu Commander Lyon, first to assure care and protection for .•uglily outlined as to guard and children of veterans and second protect the interest* o f property to Improve conditions for all child­ li.ldrra in tha areas immediate­ ly adjacent to the City o f San­ ren. ford, and especially those nrras During April tha local Post will .vh'ch might be likely *o bo nnJoin with more than 17,20<l other exed to the City of Sanford by American Legion Post* in con ■gislation now pending beforo ducting special program* to fo lie Legislature. cits public attention on the Hiicit it was decided to hold a meet­ tionnl nerds o f America's 68 mil­ lion children and young people. ing on Thursday, Apr. 18, at 8 Am ong the education matters 1;>. m. Tba spot itlectrd fo r the which ara rerommended for spe­ meeting was the Farmer* Auction cial attention by the American Market Just south of Sanforo, cn Legion's Child Welfare Commts- Route 17-92. Purpose o f Ilia meeting will be (Cnutlnuri On Page fen ) W. J. David, 82, Succumbs Today County Principals Are Reappointed n( Interest and vital eontem to the property-holders In the areas to the Fust, Bcuth and West of Far ford, which fall Into the cate­ gory o f areas possibly to bo annsxcd to Sanford. It la therefore hoped by the committee that all interested parties will plan now to attend this meeting. The committee formed last night consists o f the follow ing ci'ixana of the areas leslgnatcd: William C. Buie, who was elect­ ed temporary chairman, K. W. Gold, John Ohman, B. 1) Baggs, W. B Webb, U. A. M ufflcy and Mrs. M uffley, Fvan Engelen, G. A Edmonds, Capt. Tom Uurgass, C. H. Miller, Ted Mlehe.'a and Mi*. Edna L. Hcehlcr. Wax Reproduction Of 'Lord’s Last Supper’ On Display Weather atora was a shamble with water r y e * broken and mwchaadis# ★ Legion To Observe Fringe Area Residents Car Fails To Make April As Xhilcf To Form Organization Curve; Crashes Welfare Month Info Building \ \ A life-sire reproduction o( "The Lard’* La*t Supper" 1* on dis­ play In downtown Sanford at the corner o f First St. and Magnolia Ave under tha ntisplef* of the San fort l Police Benevolent Asso­ ciation. No admission W being charged to view the display In wax sculp­ tured by H. B. Msxay, originator and designer, who followed Leo­ nardo de Vinci’s masterpiece. Fourteen month* of exacting work went Into the preparation of the exhibit. Tho 12 figures are seated around Christ at a 18-foot banquet table. The Master ami His apostles, including Judas the be­ trayer, are dressed In the colors and fashions o f the times. The ta ­ ble It set with authentic copies of items used as models by ile Vinci in his painting. The exhibit 1* housed in a special built trailer with an interior walk­ way alcng one length. The dis­ play is behind glass and the en­ tire room is air-conditioned to maintain a temperature o f 70 de­ grees. "T h e Lord's Last Supper", be­ ing sponsored locally by th« Po­ lice Benevolent Association, i* be ing shown throughout the United States and 33 foreign countries. The exhibit is not affiliated with any religious sect. However, it is a serious study of religious art. A NEW AUTOMOBILE SMASHED INTO a Lake Monroe atore building last night when it failed to negotiate a curve. Inside af the ★ waterway, (S ta ff Photo) m i scattered. Deputy Sheriff H. S. Smart Investigated the accident. (S taff Thoto) Considerably cloudiness with scattered mostly afternoon showera and tkuw lrrsiorm t through Friday | lew tonight 66 to 72. — An automobile traveling on tha Bookrrtown Road at Laka Montoe failed to negotiate a curve In­ to the Lake Monroe Road last night shortly before midnight and crashed Into a store at tho inter­ section. Tho car, driven by Joe Wayne O oason , 27, attached to HATTU maintenance section o f tho Sanford Naval Air Station, was buried In merchandise and debris aa It push­ ed Into the storeroom o f the Gar­ dner’s Store. Croaeon, owner of tho 1987 Chev­ rolet, was accompanied hy Thomas Joe Donoghue, also attached to tha NAS squadron. Damage to the etor* was esti­ mated by Deputy Sheriff H. A. Smart o f the Seminole County Sheriffs office, at $1,200. Tha atora’ a water supply pipe was broken, shelves In the mer­ chandise store mom w ere splinter* rd, and merchandise including gar­ den tools and Implements were thrown Into one pile. Auto damage was estimated at $400 when the entire sido of the car waa raked and bent, the wind­ shield shattered, and other fixtures o f the car bent. Neither o f the two passengers o f the car were injured in tha smashup. Boating Apparel To Be Displayed At Club Meeting The Sanford Boat and Ski Club toll meet tonUht at 8 o ’clock in the Sanford civic center building in Fort Mellon Park. A manufacturing representative for boating apparel will be on hand at the meeting to show the new lines for the coining boat­ ing season. The locel Boat end Ski Club I* Interested In having the club’s emblem Imprinted on such Hems a* the local members will Use. Dr. A. W. Woodall, preldont « f the Sanford B<»at and Ski Club, has Issued an invitation to "any­ one Interested in boating and wa­ ter safety" to attend the meeting*. Members do n<4 necessarily have to own boats, ho said. Additional Local News O n Page 10 �p s T O *5T »7V - f £ ’ THE SANFORD HERALD g a lliS tk M jS S jf e Will BeReadySoon WASHINGTON W Chair­ man Richard B. Ruuell (D-Ga) at the Senate A.-med Services ’ "ommlttee zayi the 1,500-ralIe j intermediate range ballaitlc mis•tie will be ready for b m “ in a natter of months." The Georgia Democrat made the statement to newsmen after a two dsjr briefing by Air Force F-icwtary Donald A. Ouarles and Gen. F. Twining, Air Force chief of staff. Jfe said progress on the mis­ sile has advanced to a point where “ we hope to have them operat­ ional at a reasonably early data." “ By this, I mean a matter of i months, rather than a matter of days," Russell said. His statement was the first of. flcial confirmation that the 1,500mile missile is so near the' oper­ ational stage. Ha apparently refcrrrd to the Air Force’s Thor missile. The Army is also devel­ oping a medium-range missile called the Jupited Russell said Quarles and Twin­ ing also discussed Improvements which are being made in the six let B52 intercontinental bomber “ to male* it a more effective weapon.’" He would give no details, but said, “ we are constantly striving to improve the range and opera­ tional capacity—the speed—•I this plane, and we are confident it will be Improved." The chairman said he was also satisfied with the progress being made on the 5,000-mile intercon­ tinental ballistic missila ICBM. Ha added, however, that this one is not ao dose to the operational stage. M U JOHN HAT WHITNIY, wife of the new U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain. Is shown with Amer­ ican debutantes at Wlnfleld House, London, before going with them to ■ garden petty In Buckingham Palace tor presentation to Queen Elizabeth. Shown (l. to r.) art: Gloria B. Mulhall, New York; Steph­ anie Cooper, Coronado, Calif.; Clare Kirby Olsen, Scandals, N.Y.; Beatrice Lodge, daughter of John Davis Lodge. American Ambassador to Spain, Emily H. Martenet, Haw York; Daphne Fairbanks, daughter of actor Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.; Mrs. Whitnay; Nicola Lubltacb, Naw Y ork; A nita Bleaker, Montclair, N.J.; Margot Maxwell Weatbury, N.Y.; Ann U m ar Pariah, who Uvea In U n don; Carla Raven, San Francisco, and Caro! Elizabeth Birrinfton H ijn ts from ML Vernon, Ohio. THE OLD HOME TOWN SifWWU 1 MirtOHw By STANLEY BiMa ...W i t h man It la Impoaalble, but not with G od: fo r with God all things are possible.— (St. Mark 10,27.) There la no limit to God’s love fo r ua, His children, or to Hia power to help ua in all m ortal trou b les la rg o or small. Therefore we overcome all fear and anxiety when, th rou gh fa ith , wo ask His blessing and then place our complete trust in Him. 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New Scat Covers-Good TiresPalnt & Motor Heatei $199 Down HUDSON Hornet 4 Door Sedan Radio-Heater Dual $199 Down Hydromntic- STUDEBAKER Champion Sedan overdrive A REAL GAS SAVER •199 Down CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan-Good Solid Trans­ $299 Down portation CHEVROLET Heater Door Sedan - New Paint-Radio $1799 $1999 $1599 $1899 $1999 $1399 $1199 $699 $699 $499 $699 $299 Down $599 Come In And See How Easy It Is To Own A New Chevrolet or Oldsmobile During Our SPRING SHOWER OF DEALS HOLLER MOTOR SALES East Second Street At Palmetto Avenue FA 2-0712 * �m m rw - ' _ * THE SANFORD HERALD » Thhrs., April 11, 1057,Page 3 f f r e t } — ths nry wird Bimi tfru^A, fmtt. Poor Posture Often A Cause O f Fatigue •y HUMAN N. WJNOEHN, M.D. WHEN you're tired, you usually As I have told you b»fore. sit dotm to rest. proptr posture will become a However, you can get tired Just habit—a good h a b it -I f you praeby sitting, too Alee It long enough. On the other If those o f you who work In an hand, poor posture also can beofflee, or at any kind of a desk come a hnblt, a habit that Is dlfJob all day long, feel fatigued Acult to break, and dragged out after work It No m atter what kind o f work may b* because you alt tncor- you do. you can do It more efflredly. clently nnd more easily If you Dm . . . . Putiurs maintain proptr posture while Proper Feature . either sitting or standing At the Oood pos.ur* while a.ttlrg ts ] i m ( tiine> j.our b0<jy c *n work Just as Important as Pr^ P " more efficiently and more easily ture while standing or walking. - . » to ..... .... ^ i.q o h t of the .h n .oS hs ih#Hsame a* the ftftt should be the s&me as the length of your leg from the back bat* far rad Wud ullt. Tfcns riHt tarry *ry)ia la wary lima #f of the knee to the bottom o f the lb* W y. Oifli* !« asei !> heel- . rf Ira* usisd dju'y 1/ m*s, mum, ltd < lS» *5:4 wi art, t k r j'n jit fa ■b;s#)tk a*4 pm/. Katara la tl'ajy uttk Ira* I* fwJ. Mail Aawleait, lUrtfari, 4a*uaJ Haaf «*iHa braid, flur, tad c:rul, la srildnJ allb In*. Mai am Ibia Ira* aa natty at k* data tkai frtn tiksr India) taarsas—llvtr aad baartcjbala jra'a triads aid carult, rad m a i i*J d**f-)raia ..... —***t adds lr*M ft breed a a / ffour ...fJ yon mi* his streoftb a a / purer. Plastic W all Tile for Modern Dcsigr become shallow and your lungs w on t get the proper exercise. Eventually you'll become tired, *n j vou're tired tou Just And w h e" jm u ro urea you jusi gQ jt y jijh t e n up and alt right. QinanoN and Answts H ow la Sit J. M. B.; What causea burring Don't alt on the end of your and ringing tn the eara? *plne. Instead, alt on the back Answer: Thla condition may be o f your thighs. due to anemia, kidney disease. Sit tall. Hold your head and accumulation of wax In the ear. trunk erect. Vour body should be or an Infection In the tube con­ centered over your pelvis or tilted neettng the ear with the mouth, forward slightly. A physical examination Is neeYour knees should be flexed essary to determine the cause of and at r ght angles. 'this condition. C1*11, KUt r.atuTM Sm-llrttt. ts#. Quotes From News By UNITED I’ llE dd ATLAN TIC C I T Y : Pretldent Walter Rcuther o f the U n i t e d Auto Worker* In describing his unlon’» new public review board: “ It will tie a board with broad power* nnd responsibilities. This is the real tiling with no if*, and*, huts or Ipopho'es.’ ' Here a kitchen haa been modernised and color Introduced with the use o f guaranteed plastic wall tile. The use o f two colors on the wall to giro a striped effect Is right up lo Ihe minute. Tile at llie end of tho upper storage area ahow* Ingenuity and give* a fresh, bright look. Tho use o f quality plastic wall tile In homo building and remodeling has steadily Increased In the U.S.A. with the im.oduction o f new color*, shape* and finishes that Incroa-te intercut and provide pleasing new design*. ---------------- :---------------------Colors range from bold and art Centura a ago. IU u»* la reodv bright to soft pastels. Sunny yel­ cm home* i* Just aa appealing low*. i oft green*, dark greena. today. According to Industry figure* turquoise, paie blue*, guiys, bu ffi and blacks are wi ll represented. in l'Joo, plastic wall tile was the Ib-pth o f color and color fastness leading choice o f homeowner* for remodeling bathrooms and kitch­ have been built into tha tile. en*. Today the tendency to use Glossy and soft sheen matte tile ia increasing over the trend finishes nr# now available. Vary­ «hown two yopr* ago. ing size# o f plastic wall tile, Tho hnnicown : who i* making squares, brick-size rectangles, in­ teresting designs for trim and a spring appraisa. o f hi* own home nught be wise to note com ers — all these combine to give home owners wide acopo in where guaranteed wall til* may brighten up the home and add expressing their tastes. colorful decorative effect*. The Although ancient ruin* o f Syria value o f n home may be in­ and Persia reveal how’ decorative creased by just such modern wall tile was n highly developed touches. Ham Spells Spring Hospitality NEW Y O R K ; Preside d Ernest G. Sw igcrt o f the National A**n. of Manufacturer* chaiging that labor leaders, not em ployer-, are exploiting the worker* of Am er­ ica : ’•When un individual must join a union and aubjeet himself union discipline to make a living for hi* family, he can neither cry out in protect nor resign when the *elf-perpctuating leader* o f the utdoti betray hi* trust.” NEW YORK: Comedian Jackie Gleason In announcing ho will re­ tire from his weekly television show June 23: “ Come June 21 and I will sll down nnd remain seated. I’ m all done with this week to WMkj thing." HOLLYWOOD: Film star Rita Hayworth on whether she will send daughter Yasntln te Franc# /led Cie side o f the nUing Aga Khan, the child's gran lfu h e r : “ That i.s too long • trip for mo to send mv *evcn-year-o'd daugh­ ter nlone." W - *• n n ^how V ^ 'to ^ n rproperly. o D 'r iv ^ ItIt^ m v y frtIf * ou rt obj00!j n '1 ,U or ,U n d Is prop* on to^ talt may circulation apt help keep you from tiring so j[ow down yaur breath!ns will f» u iL i, ..it, :.m meet Irw ittt i mcMm r^ulrt? Fei s r* ’ t bwy-d*ty kisltf, tan trt mitt; fw mu, i tfuk. 71m ------------------ --------- ----------------- .» : : < ■- * - .- if r . * *• 1 IU. S. Plans To Put { Newer Model Weapons In Korea Home Owner Is In Secure Credit Position By WILLIAM GALBRATH United Pres* S U ff Correspondent WASHNGTON W - T h e United State* Is planning to put newer me.-W weapons In Korea to earth offset a reported Communist m i'' tary buildup in North K oier American official* have disclosed The action will be tsken under a liberal niw InterpreUtlen of the 19-V) armistice which ended the Korean fighting. There i* no In­ tention o f declaring the nrmla ticc void dcsplto repeated evidence o f Communist violations. Some highly-piacd parson* have suggested that the United States and its flghtirg partners In Korea declare the I9T3 armistice agreement dad because of the Commu­ nist Infractions. Secretary o f Slat# John Foster Dulles earlier this week ru l'd out *uch action on th ground It mleht lead to new fighting in Korea But he said the Reds have committed "rather serious violations" and ' this mar "g iv e us greater freed m o f action in the respects in which it has boen violated." Officials said Dullei meant greater freedom under an article of the armistice providing for maintenance o f the "balan ce o f forces” In Korea. The article rul­ ed out introduction o f new wea |.*ona except to replace worn out material, and said replacements must be o f the "sa m e effective­ ness an) the same type." The United State* claim s, howoven, that the Communist* h av> ' increased their firenower — pri­ marily by sending into North Ko­ rea an estimated 40n *o 700 Jet ami propeller-driven planes in v l - ' olation o f the armistice. U. S. effieial* also argue that in many cases it is almost lmpo<»i hie tn replace some equipm ent; with items of the "sam e effective-1 ness and the same type" ltecau.se ; they are n longer being manufar- ( facturd. American planner* are not t'>oj worried. They believe this conn-1 try. South Korea and the other nations still keeping force* In Knrea could repel any Re,| attack. RUR ACTRESS Debbie Reynolds blows out tome o f the 52 candies on her birthday cake at a party given In h v honor at a La* Vegas, N ev, hotel. She la assisted by her husband, singer Eddie flaher. SFlUtUI RRADfM, president of the Pan American Society of th« United State*, presents President EUcnhower with the organization’s gold Insignia at a While House ceremony. The award was given for “ contribution* to Intcr-Amerlcan solidarity.* (International) THE RIXOS keep spectators tn anxious silence with their dollrate balancing act as Rlngllng Druthers and Ilarnum & Bailey Circus opens In flew York. So­ cialites and celebrities erowiled Into Madison Square Garden for the premiere, which was a bene­ fit for American Cancer Society. SM ART W OM ENS W E A R SH OP Will open Friday, April 12th. KAYS will cater to tho moat discriminating taste in smart thin to wear at the most reasonable of prices. Sktnfon: newest Ladies' DrciM Shop will conveniently !>c open in time for you to do your Koater shopping. ACTRESS Vcnitia Stevenson. tl>, who thought St. Valentino's Day the mast romantic date for her marriage lo actor Rus* Tumblyn, tell* a Hollywood judge that she guessed wrong »s rite appear* In divorce court. She o l d her hus­ band swore at her before guests am! that he went away without explanation for tong period*. H AT S D R E SSE S Dclicato & dazzling to enhance milady’s beauty. Kay ft has a selection of hats thnts perfect for Faster njvl after. Fashion fancied a fair lady look for Easter . . and weaves a spell o f en­ chantment around you with silhouettes that makes you feel b«gullingly feminine St lady like. See the beautiful ar­ ray of dresses In sizes 9-15. 12-20. 161,4241*. •16 52. Many fabrics from which to choose. 2.98 - 3.98 LIN G E R IE Smart «L feminine lingerie by Movie Star & Powers Model in sizes to fit tho tiny 9 to tha big 52. 7.98 - 12.98 SHORT OF C A SH ? It* hvaverly to b« a hoslcj* whsn ham hMps yua have a holiday right along with your gu**t*. Iltm iz to festive and substantial, it makos a meat. A trip to tha oven, and i'.'a ready to t e n t . Glaza ham, if you will, but It izn't necessary. The flavor o f tha meat will he juai i t dalleiou* without It. Mod rn ihr«-tlens f«r halting d if­ ferent type* of ham nra included. S en # with fcalloped potato** and a freih fruit ialad. HOW TO COOK IIAM (■'Ion oren 323' F.) Time* given are for ham* taken chilled from refrigerator. CaoSitd-Rcudy-To-Fnt whole hams (10-12 pound*) require 10-13 minute * p-r pound h »«tirg tint*. Cookcd-Ready-To-Eat half ham* rrquiri tt minute* per pound heating time. H on ed rollnl ham. (usually unrooked) require approximately "fl ir.Iiiut.* per pound; skinlen, ihankie,* harr* 18-22 minute* per p >9nd. I auntcy-et/lt bams usually are aoaked in water aevoral hour* or overnight ard then •irnmered in * « te r until tender; remove-rind, ••ore am! glaxe. Il.mrlrss t molted shoulder buiu are *Iramo red la water 4a minute* per pound. Smu.l tuna i f hunt f approximately 6 pound*) 2D njn utcj per pound; 8 1 3 pound conned I,nmt, 17 minute* per r and. and the beat is a 1'hillipj home in Little Venice. 3 & 4 bedroom* 1 & 2 hatha. See the many door plana. A FREE GIFT S O LU T IO N Under our plan you don’t have to bor. row more than you noed or less you w ant. And payments may be spread over a long or short p eriod . To the first one hundred customers a free practi­ cal rain bonnet in its* /fifeV to own plastic bag wilt be )3C0 given. G AC FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N AMOUNT vou o ir i 73 00 Uorit buy anything but the best A G.A.C. A LL-P U R P O SE L O A N M A T BE THE H A P P Y loan s up V ]4 MONTHS — S A T Mf N t V SO* 20 MONtHS II MONIHS S 5 43 $ 3.04 11.43 1073 17 43 14.13 12 MONTHS J 7 3) 14 07 ?4 11 S 9.4 J 140 00 14.17 240.00 Oei tats it tISS titan ts* »i *« ii« usi t#t# p«>i» "id #f !«»• LOCATION: Kayti is located at the corner of 3rd St. 4c Sanford Avenue across the street from the WinnDixie parking lot. W. Cry*tl# Drtm * Lake Mary BWd. • FA 2 U9I •r Phone FA 2 :0IJ A fler 1 P M. Smartly designed handbags to add the finishing touchta to your Faster outfit. Priced Priced to fit the bedget too- 1.19 - 3.98 plus tax SH O E S Grand selection of whites & pastels. Tn suit the mott fastidous taste. High. Medium & Low Heels. 2.98 - 5.98 H O S IE R Y ByDovetlown. in all the new Spring and Summer shades. 1.00 -1.49 S M A R T W O M E N S W EAR ------------------ SANFORD------------------- ORLAN DO DOWNTOWN— 4 0 / W .ir Csnltol A<#ng#*.-.. . . . til. 3 4 4 ?) (lamo# Hofei tudding) Comer HANDBAGS You’ll love the quaint charm of Kays . . Opened Monday through Friday from 9 to 6 Sat. 9 to 9. Conven­ iently located across tho direct from WinnDixie jmrking lot. l i t Wait First Sttsel........................... (A rlo . I 32SJ (Old Sfintill fhiotir Svild.-Jj [^UtltC'otn C >PVuttij»> Jv WASHINGTON, » - T ie bom * owner Is In a secure ersdlt poal* lion t:day lespite the rayages o f "tight money” on the building in* dustty. The reason Is the home in p rova •ment loan program. A t the hlght I o f the credit shortage there w *» ! plenty o f loan money for homa improvement*. There are several types o f loan* which eftn be obtained from bank* «nd building and loan association*. Perhaps the most popular D tha loan through the "op en ’ end" m ort» 'g a g e which is*the common form uf note since World W ar II. I Under this plan th* home ow ner an either Increase his monthly payment* or the length o f time ha will take to pay o f f his pressnt mortgage In exchange for an im* proveyent loan. The advantages arr many and obvious. Improvement money la provided when the hsnva owner ' may not be financially aid,- to taka on a new note-usually at the sama rate o f Interest he is p iy in g on t hi* m ortgage. Government housing expert* have estimated 70 per cent o f tha mot (gage* written today Lnv# tho open-end provision, hut prosnCc* tlve buyer* should make sure their mortage* include it. Next most popular improvement lonn Is the government-backed, F1IA "T itle " loan nnder which •he owner o f a single home can borrow up to $.'1,500 for a liltlo over three years to repair or r cnovate hi* house. Veterans have another alter­ native through the (I. I. m ortgage plan under which they may aet aside a part o f the government* hacked loan for Improvements. This loan I* easiest to obtain and rarrle* a low Interest rate. The horn# owner may get an Im­ provement loan for many changes that will enhance his home's life, value and com fort. A popular improvement I* re­ modeling to create more living spare or recreational room, or construction o f additions. Interior painting and redecorating also * r « popular. KAYS NEW O ltLE AN d: Lightweight imxcr Ralph Dupas o f Now Orle-: ars, who overcam e attempts to rule him Ineligible to box against whites in Louisiana, after his v ic­ tory nv>-r Vince .Martinet; “ I won this one for tho homotown.” r U.S. ’ SAVINGS BONDS »i COIONIALTOWN— 124) East Colonial 0/iv***. .U I. 3 244? *fermetlf Hsiton imall toon Company •*f»fm#rfy C>ditaI Zinant* Co»p Cor.3rd St. and Sanford Ave. KAYS S M A R T W O M E N S W EAR Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Ave. �Sanford Does Self Proud Yesterday The Kissof Judas In Drawing Big Crowd For Meeting Thera was no doubt, yesterday, that all o f Florida’! interest was centered in San­ Campaign Costs ford when the Army Corps o f Egineera held A famous newspaper cartoonist recently its hearing on the feasibility o f the San* depicted a house with a seriously t^amaged ford-Tituiville Canal roof labeled "Campaign Costs." A man re­ VUltori. either to hear the proceedings presenting Congress stands outside looking or to speak out In favor o f the project and up at the roof saying, "Well, it isn’t rain­ some few to (peak against the proposed ing now." The cartoon is a sharp statement waterway, streamed into Sanford from of something the people should be much con­ north, south, east and west. cerned about From the thousands and thousands of Around election time last fall there was words used In describing the feelings of in* much talk of the high cost of political camdlriduals, organisations, cities, counties, and paignii There was a lot o f viewing with Industries, there can be determined a pos­ alarm. It was generally agreed not only sible reaction— that o f complete faith in the that campaign costs were getting out of Sanford - Tltusvlle Canal and its benefits to hand, but that the laws regulating such ex­ all of Florida. penditures were often evaded because they There have been times when the value were unrealistic. of the proposed canal was boosted In terms Now, several months later, the public’s of what it might do for the east central t Ijcconcern about this matter has died down. tion o f the state. But the response came Many events have intervened, and Congress from even further. The economy o f all of is concerned with numerous other, and per­ the state will be affected by the new water­ haps more pressing, matters. Yet this Is way which will serve many and all sections. the year to do something about campaign John Krider, Chamber o f Commerce Man­ costs; this is the year to revise the laws ager, left no effort undone to advise ever] The etecticn rains will be falling again next available person who might be remotely year. The time to repair the roof is now, concerned with the development of tne new when it is dry. canal to connect the S t Johns River with • • • the east coast and the important Canaveral Harbor. Nation’s Diversity And those efforts paid o ff in the fact It mowed in Minnesota on the Ides of that more than 200 people jammed into of March. It was cold there, and windy, nnd the Mayfair Inn ballroom to have their one town reported twenty-three inches of voices recorded on tape carrying the details, snow. In California, on the Ides of March, factii and information concerning the views a family had a picnic on the beach. On tho o f the many toward a project that has been same day, strawberries were coming to lus­ delved into for more than a century. cious ripeness in Louisiana. In Florida, men If words can be described as "mountan-1 and women fished and sunned thomselveil in oua", It was exactly that, for each spokes­ tropical splendor and wondered what it man delivered his messago, sometimes in was like up In Minnesota. voluminous detail, to be considered by the All this and very much more, a dizzying Engineers who will make the final recom­ variety of weather and human activity, took mendation for the important project that will bring prorperlty to both Central Flo­ place on the Ides o f March—and all in the United Staten of America. That In the thing rida and the entire state. we wish to emphasize, the divertf.ty of this Sanford again “ has done Itself proud" in great nation. Americans of many accents drawing such an Important gathering here and regional outlooks live in all sorts o f for a meeting that will mean so much to the future prosperity and economy of the climntcn rnnging from tropical to the nenrArctlc. , area. Yet nil of these people, 170 million of • • • An optimist is a mnn who looks nt the thorn, are Americans. That is accepted now buds or the trees and envisions what tho as the natural state of affairs, but it was leaves will look like; a pessimist looks at not nlwnys so. Toward the end o f the eigh­ the same buds and can imnglno how tough teenth century, Jnmes Winthrop o f Massa­ chusetts gnvc voice to doubts o f various it will be to rake tho leaves next fall. thoughtful men when ho wrote: "The idea o f a republic one thou:»ind miles In length, The Sanford Herald nnd eight hundred in breath, nnd contain­ Dally •*«•>« Batarday. la a d a y aa* Chrritmaa. ing nix millions o f white inhabitants nil re­ m b llU a S S alaU ay yr—«*Slag O rU lroaa. duced to the ftime standards of morals, o f e y u M r i t t i n at habits, nnd of laws, is In Itself an absurdity, Fee* O fflta «t l i i f a r S Florida, aadar I S * Act __________ at C o p t * * * * f March *. 1171 nnd contrary to the whole experience of . . .r.M 2 r a n a iK a editor . . a r*Diun*r mankind." " A " * * * l i t . BiM allv* Sailor History has proven Winthrop to hnve I T B L T S J. ClISIItNQ, A d r .r t l a l n * M a * * , * r been profoundly wrong. The people spread _ ____ _ e u B a c a im o n b a t ik J f OMjta* I I * par o ** M ** U II M across three thousnnd miles of this contin­ * * Yi m " 1* a ^ N e sta s T**r ent nro proud, derptte their diversity, to ro o lu 'io n Y and bo citizens if the United States. We stand ■all*** of aataru lsm aat for th* purpo.* 0f ral.lae luada will ha aharaad tor at r»* »la r adrartuta* rata* together us one great nation because we ■ w a ll la * nam bar ad lb * Ualtad Pras* huvo come to recognize that any differences t* tfca ■■* for rJimbMeaamong us are far less important than the Ila* at all U » local *awa prlatad I* tbl, naw .pap.r, great central devotion to freedom nnd de­ * !i* «* "«* * Oanaral Adrartl.lae ■arrlra In*. SSI Oaore** Sarlaea Baak |t1d«. mocracy which unites us. Atlanta OaorgU Our best ho|>e for the future lies in nur­ P a g e 4, Thursdny, April 11, 1957 tu rin g this devotion nnd keeping It strong. Foreign N ew s C o m m e n ta ry Communism has established a new foothold In eastern Asia. A Red government has been es­ tablished in the state o f K*r*la, In India, as the result of the re­ cent national elections. extreme poverty o f that part of, in Kerala, India. As soon as he took office last Kerala is on* of the 10 new I Friday, Namboodiripad commutcl states formed by Nehru out of the all death sentences In Kerala and 20 states that once made up In- *>id he would free all politcial l dia. It ts 15,033 square square mui-s miles in in prisoners. lie annodneed traf he T h ... P .i» . t u .i., , . n*ha.r ' aml h« ’ a population Of 13. proposed a drastic land reform andN^ m m ^ U . d | ^ .80Vtot1..R hMU 11 lie, »« <>., extreme program. This will include, if he £ ™ "*' * “ southern rip of the Indian penin- can get away with It, the nation­ tne opportunity o f practicing the mia. alisation of foreign Owned planta­ Red policy of "co-existancc" on v .» .h n i . .. tions, bis own territory. * * m, ^ * f lrip* f mnni.ta •* ax t i I Mlniiter Namboodiripiul Is it can not be said that the es­ I ! £ A member of • high castle pa-! tablishment o f Communist rule in ImmenV'In »s^' P* r' triclan tamlly, » » '» Nehru, he is Kerala .onstitutes any serious (lament In the elections. They are a well-known newspaper man. He assured the support of five Inde ia wealthy, and has been a gen­ threat at the moment. But Com ­ pendents and thus hav* a m ajor­ erous contributor to Communists munism is always a threat wher­ ever it gets even a little power. ity. Nehru's Congrats Party was funds. In India, the danger in the long able to win only 443 seats. Nnmboodlripad was converted range view Is that communism It must have been a painful to Communism about 10 year* will spread to other areas of the blow to Nehru. He gets along fine ago. He previously had been pres southernmost part o f iha penin­ writh the Russian, Chinese a n d ' ident of Nehru’s Congress Party sula. That whole part of the counother foreign Communists. Rut try It impoverished and rich b* never has had any fondness ground for Red penetration. for his own Communists. To make things worse, th* new chief minister of the Kerala gov­ q ernment—w post corresponding to ctrv cf prim* minister— la held by ElanRIDE-IN t h e a t r e kulam Namboodiripad, a one time leader o f the Congress Party, NOW SHOWING First Red Foothold STARTS 7:13 The victory o f the Kerala Reds gives Communism ita first official foothold in ■ new part of Asia— In any part of Asia, in fact, outaid* o f the Soviet Unkin. Chin*, Northern Vl*t Nam and North Korea. ft la ironic that U had to hap pen to Nehru. While th* menac* F E A TU R E —7:28 of Communism ia serious in some Asiatic countries, th* Indian Com­ — PLU^— munists never hav# amounted to much. Nehru, a benevolent dictator, la firm ly in charge of India as a MAMII VAN OOMN arrives tn whole. His Congress Party won Uw Angolas with her arm In a 363 of the 480 seats in the ruling sling as th# result ot an Infection ""*» ss lo s e r house of the Indian Parlia tn a Anger. Th* actres* cut short MBtitCHITTl COOfM CSkVIS ment in the elections. The Com a person al appaaranea tour muni As won only 27 when sbs was told blood poison­ FEA TU RE — 1:09 Only But Kerala's 7,300,000 voters ing might set In. Except tor the refused to go along with Nehru. linger. Mamie reported herself "CHILDREN UNDER U Their vote for th* Communists In good shape, (international' ADMITTED FRE E’ ’ was largely a protest against the I ball catcher. 8yd Hertim* already baa 3 ! members o f Congress sche­ duled for Spring training at Day­ tona Btaeh for the w*tk of Apr. 12—bat so fa r be hasn’t found a catcher this year for hla Demo­ crats. Last year, it was the Re­ publican team that was short a catcher and Lou Marsh, manager of the Daytona Beach Chamber o f Commerce played on thetr team. Some sports writers credited him with the Republican victory last year; ard after that a ruts was passed that Marsh couldn't play WIN ’ CNDLOTM on either team—ever again This CHERRY BLOSSOMS FOR MIyear, Heriong might wUh th'at n ils AMI— Washington li not th« only had nat been made, hecaus* from city that will enjoy til* beauty o f the way thinga look he'll hit the Japanese cherry blossoms. 300 of Spring training circuit without a Japan's beat are being tent to Mi­ man behind the bat. This should ami at a gift o f Klyothi lehlmura, be ! fo o d fam e. Practice carn­ prominent Japanese butinete man. al Daytona Beach will be Thurs­ Mr. lehlmura made a token pre­ day, Apr. 23. Worth driving over sentation of the tree* to Congress- to see. Everglades Compromise— The i man Dante Faaeell, of Miami. Fasargument over tho 'cell received a “ deed" to th* trees 23-year old last week in hit Washington effio* boundaries of the Everglades Na­ amid much bowing and tpeech tional Park might soon be settled. making. The trees will b« shipped Senator Spesaanl Holland has indirectly to the City o f Miami from tredue«d a bill excluding some­ Japan. Mr. lehlmura says th* trees thing like 830,000 acres of land and are a token of good will and friend­ water from the original author!ship— and Will furnish a back­ ed park area. This is a comproground for much fine photography mls* that th* National Park Ser­ Mr. lehlmura la head of the Ri- vice hated to make, but it will ken Optleal Company— makers of meet th* objections c f many FlorI Ida peopla who feel the park is cameras. WANTED. Democratic C a tc h e r - taking too much land from possi­ That’* rig '/,— the Democrats in ble future private development. Congress are looking for a base­ ! Holland's.bill would exclude 40.000 ’ •K TOW HE that betrayed Him gave them a algn, aaylng. WhomI n soever I ihall klsa, that tame la He: hold Him fa s t And forthwith he came to Jeaua, and aald.'Halt, master; and kissed Him. And Jesus said unto him, Frltnd. wherefore art thou come • Then cam# they, and laid hands on Jesus, and took Him."—8 t Matthew 20: 48-30. ("T h e Taking o / Christ," by engraver A l­ brecht Durtr, courtesy Toledo Museum o / A r U Heriong Report W r M W jl It U my firm belief that this The drive for economy in the House this tcasion, spurred by drive to reduce the budget will hopes of ■ tax cut, struck a snag continue but iettsrs from the poa-1. In considering appropriations for pie back home to their represents- J the Department of Health, Educa­ tlvea in Congress will go a lon g , tion anil W elfare— but the drive way in xpurring the effort. I have commented frsiu erllv is atill very much alive. We knew the HEW bill would be on the budget in recent weeks but j difficult to slash because it in­ from my heavy mail it Is obvious volved various grants and other that thi* is what the people are forma o f aid for the states. It takes most interested in right now. 1 lik* a lot c f courage to vote for rcduc- t o hear from my consistuents on Uona when it affects the people this subject even though they m sy be opposed to any reductions. back home. Congress should Investigate the Frequently I get letters asking "w hy not u s?", instead of sending I’ o it O ffice Department at top money overseas. 1 agree that this level for cbviously there is vcrjl bookkeeping aomewhere ij a legitimate complaint but I poor have always opposed alt form s of liter#.. When Postmaster General Ar­ foreign aid. If we are to have economy in thur E. Summorfield ran short of government the people must rea­ funds last week to tho extent of j lise that there has to be a halt in 47 million dollars for operating un­ all forms of Federal hand uts, both til July 1, he did his best V1 cm-1 barrass Congress by making in this country and aboard. On April 4 when the House took threata o f curtailing mail deliver­ up the HEW bill 1 voted down the ies. Summcrflidd knew this was the 1 line on It separate roll calls f»r reductions. While tho House in quickest way to arouse the pco-1 floor action restored nearly 80 plo back home. He didn’ t say any­ per cent o f th* slashes it »»■! thing about cleaning out some of made while in committee, it still his tep brass nor selling some o f | are parked cut $134,440,000 from President the Cadillacs that Eisenhower’ s request for labor around tho department each after­ noon with chauffeurs waiting to and welfare activities. With the sending o f the 1IEW take the top echelon home. The postmasters, carriers, and bill to tho Senate, tho House has lopped $818,497,800 off I’ rcadlcnt others who help bring the mall to Eisenhower's budget, ami if the ycur home daily are not to blame House goes along with Appropria­ for this miscalculation on the part tions Committee recommendations of the Postmaster General. Last on the Commerce Department year wo told Summerfield to split j money bill, the figure will top a his money into four quarters But I apparently ho went right along billion, reaching $1,039,323,740. The biggest reduction undoubted spending until he ran smt and then ly will be made in the foreign aid made nn ltth hour effort to bill to e m o before the House af­ ! "sandbag ’ Congress, as Clarence1 ter th# Euster recess. Hero we |Cannon, chairman o f the House i Appropriations Committee, put it. hope to make terrific cuts. aene la western part ef Dade County— but would leave In the park the attractive coastal area below Evtrglad** City. Tho bill ia set for bearing! sometime next manth. Holland aaya ita passage would allow the development t t the park to proceed In orderly f a j shion. President Can't Make It—Con­ gressman Charlie Bennett repo-ts that the White Hou*e has declined his invitation f - r President Elsen­ hower to participate in the cere­ monies at the opening o f the Fort Caroline National Memorial. Also, du* to the lata in transit o f some French Siatecnth Century farm implements, the opening has b en delayed from June 30 until l u n i k time in the early fall. w Too Slow— R :m em ber the old whittier II* used to ait down by the old ica house ard talk and whittle away at a stick or a bit o f board taken from a packing box. It took him all day to cut lift one small piece of white pine. What has happened to him ? W* know I He came t> Washington Right now he is in Congresa "w hittling" away at the budget. S71.S billion for nrxj| year. Awl Congresa is trying to cut off $4.5 billion. 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S. held used as her theme, “ Forgivtncs*.’* its April meeting i t the home of Mrs. Don Fletcher conducted the Mrs. ft ll Kirk, 2H 2 Willow Ave. study, "Resources for L iv in g ’* The meeting was opened with an Rou.lnc reports were given and Easter devotional given by M rs.‘ several announcement* made The Eva Harkey using scripture from annual conference o f the W.S.C.S. Revelations. j will meet in Sarasota April 2l-2d. A beautiful worship center, sr- T1* covered dish luncheon was anranged by Gretchcn Crowell feat, nounced for the May meeting, ured a large charcoal drawing of Refreshments were served to Christ, an open Bible of puiplc and **ie f 0ll°w inir **• ^fr*- * >ellow ribbon book marks and an ^ r5* ( Akerslrotn, arrangement o f white petunias, ^ r , , 1 A- E folium . -'*r j all on a white silk background. Courier, Mrs. L. T. Doss, Mrs. ... , . , , , . Alice Hayne, Mrs. H. R. Mccull. m * John , J Dominey n T f0," „ / £ Mrs.Riino,_ Howard Mrs. on JU“.Tn< The1 ReU r,Montelth. A . Mr*. W. THE PANFORD HERALD Thurs., April 11, 1957, Page5 | Sojciat£vnni& Methodist Circles turn o f Christ taken from l a i d . let ers to the Thessolonians and 1 hiilipians. The business session was conducted by the chairman, Mrs. Hay Herron. Communion will be prc-. pared by Mrs. (.lidewcil and Mrs. Anderson for the First Sunday in May. On May 7 a covered dish luncheon will be held nt McKmley Hall. Life memberships will be given and names will be drawn and new circles formed. Ali member* are invited to attend. Circle three May meeting will oe a coffee at the home o f Mrs. Ray Herron. Refreshment o f pie and rake and banana nut bread and roftce were served to: Mrs. Arthur Reckwith Jr., Mrs. Ilradford Byrd, .Mrs. Gretchcn Crowell, Mrs. John Dominey, Mrs. R. A. F'utrell. Mrs. W. K. Ulidewell, Mrs. Eva Ilaekey, Mrs, W . R. tinsel), Mrs. Ray Herron. Mrs. BiII Kirk and Mr*. C. I». Wallis. „ K w Sturdivant. Mrs. Roy ,<Val| „ „ N K Whitney. M„ D if. Fletcher, Mrs. A. B. StcvenJ# Miss Aline Chapman CIRCLE NINE Circle Nine met nt McKinley |(a|i the Methodist Church, Monday at 3. Mrs. M. L. Wright, th, hostess, served coffee and e0okies to tho members, A|r, j . £ . Davis BaVc un e.-pccia|iy inspiring devotioral. Her theme was the five spiritual anch0r* a Christian can depend on. They are faith, prayer, duty hnd (he cross. She closed the devo­ tional with prayer. Mrs. R. T. Warren, chairman. Opened the business meeting with minutes and reports from various officers. Miss Ella Bolton actej a* secretary and wtill be chairMRS. ROBERT L. WARD man o f the committee to help with the Youth's supper, April 21). ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ n » * * voted to pay Mrs. Farrel’s (our shutin) dues in the so­ ciety and Mr*. Warren appointed CIRCLE FOUR Mr*. J. F. McClelland, «un-hin» Circle four o f the W.S.C.S. I chairman, to buy an F!a*t--r gift o f the First Methodist Church for Mrs. Farrell, By Marian Jones i centered with a double wedding met yesterday morning at the Mrs. Warren announced o ffl-j OVIEDO— JoAnn Fleming ring arrangement bearing the j nome of Mrs. George Chapman cers 'raining school In tm Cnnami Robert L. Ward were married names Jo Ann and Bob. This |with Mra. M. FT Johnson serving r o d Methodist Church in l)rin a double ring candlelight cer-jw a s filled with pink and white ! ** eo-hostesi. Mr*. Eugene Wit- Undo, April 11. Also urged the emony Saturday evening. j flowers. liami, ehairman presided. Mrs. C. members to attend the business She is the daughter o f Mr*. Three tisrred silver candle- J. Meriwether gave the devo- and program meeting May 7 Klsie Fleming and the late Roy J.|ahra were placed at either side j tional topic, "A * a Mas Thinheth which will be a covered dish binFleming and he the son of Mr. J0f the table on which dainty ! In His Heart So He Is.’* j oheon and start at 10 o'clock. and Mrs. Ben F. Ward of New sandwiches had been placed in Thera will be a business meet- Names for the new circles will he Smyrna Beach, formerly of Ov- silver dishes for serving. I ing May 7 with a covered dish drawn and an interesting day ifdp. Mrs. R. W. Estes and Mrs. J. : luncheon. Next week isHoly I ptomised. The Reverend Loui* L. Day C. Faircloth presided ai this Week and the nursery will be Circle Nine will meet with Mrs. performed the ceremony in the table. Mrs. John Courier also opened. Hudson on Holly Ave for their First Baptist Church in the pres­ helped with the icrving as well The *tudy was given by Mrs. last meeting in May. Covered ence of a large group o f friends at Mri. H. C. Parkar. Ed Shinholser. dish luncheon at neon followed by and relative*. J. C. Faircloth, a RefreshmenU wer# served to, a short business meeting, an 1 Mrs. Stuart tiatchel and Mrs. cl.xe friend, gave the bride away. Adams, Mrs. R program prepured by Mrs Tench. f-ouii Day alternated at the Mrs. F’ rank B. Nuptial music was rendered by F\ Crenthaw. Mr*. C. J. M cnw et-j "Happy Birthday" was sung piano during the reception. W. H. Martin, organist, and Mrs. Mrs. James Partin and Mist her. Mrs. Robert Parker, Mrs. and birthday gift* given to Mrv. W. H. Martin and Merritt Staley, Harry Kay Estes greeted the guests at Walter Price, Sirs. Ed Shinholser, IO. 8. Tolar and Mrs both soloists. Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mrs. E. C ., Brown. the door, and the receiving line The backround for this beautSirs. Williams presented the last lfu”l "s e r v ic e ~wa* formed of ba *-| w «. composed of M r. Klsi. j Williams. Mrs. Harold Whittern, Sirs. Eugene William*, .Mrs. chapter o f the study hook and all kets o f white gladioli, palms, an H om ing. mother o f th. bride; Mr. Chapman, Strs. George Ralphi members agreed this bn* been a prayer bench l" " 1 Mr*- b * « F- W* rd> P*renl* Jarvis and Mrs. M. F*. John-j an inspiring study nnd Paul’* The bride wore a gown o f Chan-1 the bridgroora; the bride and son. Letters in the New Te-tanu-nt tllly lace and nylon tulle ov irlgrou tn and tbeir attendant*, CIRCLE FIVE |will lie rend with new insight. bridal satin, featuring a lltt««l! flo a tin g hostesses were Tyra Present were: Mrs. R. T. Warbodice o f lace, scalloped n e c k -| k « l« r . Yvonne King, Nancy Circle five o f the W.S.C.S. of ren. Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. J. lino and long tapered sleeves., Estes, Pat Jackson Marilyn th# First Methodist Church met C. Davis, Mr*.Peter Monje, Mrs. The full skirt ha,I alternate aide; Mather, an Carol Parker, in the home o f Mr*. R. W. Cowan J FMcClelland. Mrs J M. Metiers o f scalloped la c. and rufi |r- “ "<1 Mrs- Ben II. Jones, April 8 with fourteen members Caskill, Mrs. (). S. Tolae, Mr*, fled tulle, and the back panel of hosts for the reception, were present. The session was called M. L. Wright, Mrs. C. E. Wiltulle extended into a chapel circulating hosts, to order by chairman, Mrs. Al- lisms nnd Miss Ella Bolton. train. A coronet o f laca with Roth Mr* Elsie Fleming, motIiert Jarrell and all sang "Happy point* o f seed pearls held her, her of the bride, and Mrs. Ben F. Birthday” to Mr*. Greek. fingertip veil o f imported Ulus- W* rd- mother o f the bridegroom Mrs L. P. Il.agan gave the de­ Ion. and she carried a Bible top- wore gown* o f gray lare over votional, taken from Deut 8. The prd with a white orchid. P,nI‘ ‘ affeta. They each wore a members then stood and repeated Mr*. Sady. Belh Duda. lister corsage of a purple orchid on the pledge: “ The word is * of the bride, was matron o f hon- their left shoulder, nr Another sister, Peggy, served The U n gford Hotel in Winter lamp unto my feet and a light junto my path." Roll was taksn ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-—Mr*. as'm aid of honor: and still an- P»rk was the scene of the brides! and minutes were rend by the R. F. Leedy, Winter Park, will other sister. June, wa» a brides*, luncheon. Hostesses for j secretary. Mrs. W. H. Moye. show colored slides o f gardens maid together with Mrs. Edith ‘ he occasion were: Mrs. Roy •Mrs Jarrell announced that a around the world nt a meeting of Dishman and Miss Mary Borgcr. W eisenb.rger, Mr*. Ben WainGarden the latter o f Winter Haven. ritfnt. Mr*. Milton Gore, Mrs. J- j covered dish luncheon would fol­ tha Altamonte Springs Club Thursday night. They were all gowned alike E - Brookshire and Mr*. Jamei lowed the hoard meeting in May. A l ti:30 p m a covered dish in ballerina length dresses o f ' I e*rson. Decorations were of All members arc invited to attend. Life membership pins will !>« prc- supper will be served followed chiffon and nylon net over light r ink « n>l white flow er, arrange.! by a brief business meeting, after blue taffeta. They each wore a around pink tapers and white i tented at the luncheon. A get well card was signed to which the world traveler will headdress o f matching color and wedding hells. Sm .il nosegays of be sent to Mrs. Carrie Draper. present the program. carried cascad# bouquet* o f pink P'nk rosebuds were attached to Mrs. Herman, study chairman Assisting on the supper comP**c® rards. carnations. Deborah Ward, a cousin o f the' «•"'«<* included Mr* Elsie i gave nn interesting review o f tho mittce are; Henry Hansen, Mrs bridegroom, was flower girl. She Fleming, mother o f the bride study hook with active partklpa- itolierl Bradford. Mr. and Mrs wore a dress o f white nylon over elect, .Mrs. B. F. Ward Sr., mot- i tion from members. Mr*. Jarrell K. A. Juthe, Mrs. Helen Rath Peter, Mrs. T. F\ taffeta. trimmed in pink rose- h*r o f the bridegroom elect, Mrs. asked the circle to meet at McKin- man. Ralph buds. Her headdress was o f mat* Sadye Beth Duda, matron of try Hall for its next meeting ami Wood, Mrs. R il-crt M. Watson, Mrs. I . T Rrynn, Mrs. Clifford citing design, and she carried a honor, Miss Peggy Fleming, maid covered dish luncheon. Refreshments wera served to: O. Knox, Mrs. Don Harris and flow er basket trimmed with tiny ° f honor, and bridesmaids Miss Mrs. Albert Jc-rrell. Mrs. T. F pink rosebuds. I s ,* ry Uorf * r o f Winter Haven, McDaniel*, Mrs. Graly Herman David Dishman, son o f Mr. and i l i ,s June Fleming, Mrs. Edith Mrs. W. V. Bitting, Mr*. O. I . Mrs Charles Dishman, was ring- j O ilm a n and Miss Bessie Fleming. (,ciircr. The rehearsal slipper was held Bark*, Mrs. L. P. Hagen, Mr*. H,n F. Wat*! Jr. acted as Friday at Ronnie’s in Orlando Clyde Ramsey, Mrs. John Gellion. best man for his brother. Usher llnd was given by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bessia Greek, Mrs. M. E. groomsmen were W. A. Ward.! F. Marti Sr. The bridal n otif Moye, Mrs. W. B. Sloye, Mr*. J. Mrs. It. T Cowan, J r , Frank lim e, Donald Hardy T * "’ f arr ifd out in decoration, II. Walker, and Edward Duda Curst* were: Mrs. Elsie Flam- and Mrs. F\ I). Hitchcock. JoAnn Fleming Becomes Bride Of RobertL. Ward, Saturday PLANNING FOR THE SANFORD GARDEN Cl.DIFS Flower 8h o» this weekend are: (left to right) Mr*. Vernon lliiilin , Judges chair man; .Mr*. David Calrhtl, m n M ilta n t; Dr. Doris Cline, co-chairmaa «ith Mrs. W. A. Yung of the [I'operiies com m ittee; and Mm. Wight Klttley, Schedule rh.airmiin. (Photo by Bergstrom) Circle Three Meet Cardinal, O f Flowers Theme Region Five Held In Ellett Home To Be Carried Out At Show Holds Annual Monday Evening 1 “ The Carnival of Flowers urged that even morn in terfiled three o f the First Christ­ theme i* Iicing beautifully rarried perions enter either the artistle Meet At School ianClrele Church met with .Mrs. Charles The Annual meeting o f Re­ gion F'tve o f Ihe F'lorida School F'ood Service Association will be held Saturday, in Sotlthside Pri­ mary School. The meeting will be opened promptly nt nine o'clock and will he closed nt approximate­ ly 3:30 in the afternoon. Region F’ive Is composed of school lunch mnnagrrs and lunch room parsonel from the following counties, Oumgc. Volusia, Osceo­ la, t.ake. Brevard, Sumter and the hostess county o f Seminole. A large group is expected to attend to enjoy the progrnm tna*. has been planned to be educa­ tional, inspirational nml recrea­ tional, Mrs. Ruby If. Davis. Mnnager o f Southsidc Primary School lunch Department is the Regional Dir­ ector and will he tho presiding offleer. Miss Majotio Morrison, rhief out in plans and accessories for Flllett Monday evening with Mrs. the flower show", exclaimed Eula Grantham, chairman, pre­ Mr*. Ralph Betts this m o » .n g siding.. as shr and Mrs. Dan Batten sch­ The devotional was given by Mr*, o . p . Lnndrcsi with Hr*. edule chairman, discussed their Ycsley and Mrs. Tharpe assisting. arrangements. In the absence o f the serictary. The show will lie held on April Mrs. Tharpe took minute* ar.d 13 front 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. and gave reports. on April 11 front 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Mrs. J. L. Horton, Sr. gave an and is under Mrs. Betta direction, interesting study on "Christian sponsored by the Sanford Garden Women o f the Philippines." The Club. business session followed. She was pleased with the num­ During the social hour, Mrs. El- ber o f reservations received but nutrition consultant, for the Stn'e Boat'll o f Health will speak on ' The It le School Lurch Plays In the Total Health Program" Another outstanding speaker sell eduled for the day is Mi<* Doris Bilger, o f the State Dcnar'ment o f Education. Her chosen topic will bo "Equipm ent". iett served refreshment* with an Easter theme to those present: Miss F'lorence Bishop, Mrs. V. il. Grantham, Mr*. Perry I.. Stone, Mrs. E ffie Durden, Mrs. Mac Hints, Mrs. W. P. Yea*ley, Mrs. 0 , D. I.andrcs*, Mrs. O. T. Pear­ son, Mrs. Lester Tharpe and Mrs. J. I.. Horton Sr. arrangement eompetion or h or­ ticulture specimen. "A rtistic arragenient reservations must be made with Mr*. Irwin Fleischer, F W 2 33U ." she added. An added attraction during the show will lie door prises which have hern donated to the elub by local florists and Mr*. Fred Ganns. The prizes will be artis­ tic arrangements, one o f which will l>e dricdT plus a Lycha Nut tree. Theso will ba awarded at the end o f the show. Various circles have made res­ ervations for booth* from which will lie sold numerous items in­ cluding bird feeders, party nap­ kins, soft drink*, wiring slay, needlepoint-holders, dried arrange* nient materials, candy, gardening gloves and water proofed baskets. World Traveler To Present Program Thursday Evening j j EXPERT For travelling Ihr bride chose *nif- Mr. and Mr*. Ed Duda CIRCLE SIX a blue silk sheath and blue faille S,r «nd Mrs. Ben F\ Ward Jr . Circle six o f the W.S.C.S. met duster and white accessories, *,r - an,l Mrs. Ott Dishman, Frank with which she wore pinned or Miss Carolyn Anderson, at the home o f Mr*. Theo Pate her shoulder the white orchid Miss Jun« Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Monday evening. Mr*. Azzercllo, opened the meeting. W. A. Ward Jr., Mr. and Mrs. chairman front her bridal oouquet. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. R. U. Hutchinson gsv* the The couple will make their Donald Mean*, Misa Basal* devotional, reading Philippian* 4:t home in Oviedo following a George »r\l ending with s prayer. Mrs. honeymoon spent touring the Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones, W. P Chapman pi.-scntcd from Walter Duda, Mr. and Mrs. W. northern states. Ihe study book, the chapter on A reception was held in the If. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J M. Paul's letters to the ThessaloMemorial building following the Dailey, tha Rev. and Mr*. Lewis nians and Mr*. N. V. F’arm er gave L. Day, Mr. and Mr*. Charles wedding. ion, David and the chapter on Paul's Letters to Here the bridal m otlff was Di*hmsn and ' the Philippian*. carried out in a color scheme of Deborah Ward. Mrs. Arzarcllo reported on the pink and white. Tall baskets o f rummage sale. She also announcwhite and pink gladioli were I ed the m#eting to las held on the placed at strategic points. l first Tuesday in May at the church. A miniature bride in a bell I This will be a'covered dish lunchshape arrangement |eon and all members are urged table where Bessie F’ j to attend. The next circle meeting r . the bride's ** . . . other rister, kept bride'* will b« held at the home of Mr*. book. later kept by Mrs. W. R. C o r t / c t D M o n d a y Hutchinson, this will also be a coMeek . vered dish lurcheon. One long table, overlaid with WASHINGTON UP — The At th* close o f the business a outwork cloth, was centered Daughters o f the American Rev- meeting, Mrs. Pate, hostess, *«r> with a large tierred w edding! olution announced Wednesday I ved refreshments to: Mrs. J. N. cake, topped with th# traditional that eight candidate* are seeking Azzarello, Mrs. N. V. Farmer, bride and groom. Mrs. Ben F. j seven offices o f DAR vice pres- , Mrs. N. P. Chapman, Mrs. Tat* Ward Jr. and Mrs. Max Lein ident general to be filled this year, Chapman, Mrs, Mabel Blount, hart presided here. The seven vice presidents will i Mr*. S. O. Shinho!s»r. Mrs. R. U. A small table, also overlaid be elected during the 63th DAR Hutchinson, Mrs. C E. McK#e, with a eutwork cloth, held the continental congress opening here Mrs. T. A. Burleigh, Mrs. C. F‘ . fostoria punch bowl. Mr*. Edward Monday. Mims, Mrs Theo Pate, and Mrs. W. Stoner and Miss Ruth KimThe candidates include Mrs. Brwlie Williams. ball poured punch. |Harold F’oor Machlan o f Coral Another long table, overlaid Gables, and Mrs. Robert Henry CIRCLE SEVEN with another eutwork doth , w a s 1Humphrey o f Swainsboro, Ga. C u d # Seven o f the W. S. C. S. 531 £ Eight Seek D A R OAt 66th WATCH REPAIR face p o w d e r with Perfume Selector Kit I.et our trained ex* peris put our watch in lop working order. Prompt work service. AH is guaranteed! VWn. E. Kader Jeweler 1‘ hone FA 2-236.1 112 S. Park 1 ae onl) face powder available in famous Coty fragrances enabling jou to develop an unforgettable perfume personality through fragrance harmony. Pay your skin the compliment of the world's most perfectly blended face powder. It spreads easily, covers evenly-ad d s flittering perfection to your skin. Complete with Perfume Selector Kit. . . . at the price of the face powder alone �N. J. and Miss Esther K idds ef| a ™ ? Sefiffrf Union City* N. J. Among the new resident* In I town are Mr. 'aad Mrs. Thmoos THEODORE J. DBX1EN Sharp o f Union, N .*J. aad Mr. g M iflft& iT ii HOWARD HARDINO SMITH and Mrs. Walter Hansen, feraMr| J. L. Donaldson o f Orange City, y of Long Island. A ad to : A ll anknow a apoaee* o f ■Old above named aasural De Bary News fund chairman o f the S. Volusia Red Cress states that De Bary has achieved another ‘(first" la that it chadged from the national idea o f calling at everyone’s home. Mrs. Joseph Callahan of Shell ltd. who is, as Donaldson calls hsr, a vstsran Rsd-Crosasr, decided that a mall approach would be best. Her judgment — --------- »im «m ror the first time approved for release this picture o f tha new. at supersonic proved correct, fo r almoet 800 fighter-bomber, T-103 Thunderchlef. Designed under tha weapons system concept aa a nuclearmemberships hsvs been realised, bomb-carrying fighter and powered by J-75 engines, tha Thunderchlef has already proved Itself in d o # ■ora than 260 test flights. Th* new craft flew faster than sound on Its first flight (International) The Easter Seal committee, headed by Mrs. Carl Barthman, tas Addressed envelopes to til In the district. The monsy for crip­ ple children is not for aitional seaa* c i s s x u • nseds alone hut is mainly allotted orlando to this community end la for THURSDAY r v e n ib * those needing lie assistance, «*11 S*er*r Stn ra whatever the age. 4:S0 Kdg* o f Jfign* _ • • • lie * Adveatur* w ill C a d e W alt S:S0 Holdlera * f Fortuo* The cancer crusade will be on * :* « W *»lh*r.N *w *-SporU tomorrow, Friday and Saturday I l l s Industry on Fared* Sit* Hunting a Fishing with D*g At tha Da Bary postoffice there *:*s aoega of T e tte rie r will be young men and Women 7:0* Furs on Farodo 7:14 J obs Daly one ts.o Naira accoutered with stethoscopes and Tit* Rob Cummings Show nursa’s outfits who will taka your Sit# Uroueno Marx a :SO Bhnw.r n( H urt money, give you a tag and ask J:So Th* T ractr you to sign the register. Mrs. 1*1*0 H ighway Patrol I0:S0 Th* Via* Richard Hart, Mrs. Wslleslsy Cor tl:o o Night Now* Report bstt and Mrs. Nils Ljunberg are t i l l s T reasoro Hunt It i l l "Th# Paaserby' the committee, With the able as­ 11:00 Hlgn Off sistance o f the following young FRIDAY people: Mademoiselles S h i r l e y 1:1* Blgn-On ITogram Resum* StumpJ, Linda Sue Hart, Debby d il l Nows Weather Bruce, Kathy Sibbald, Mary Lou 7:00 Jimmy Deen Hhow T:»S . Nows Stoneklng Peggy Notle, Lloan Gil lie * Captain X an gares lian and Karen Seaman with Da­ *|4S .Saw* I CAST. RUFUS SAVIOR o f Lima, O hio, reports in T o k y o to Col. G . L . ties Plan O ff vid Nelder, Kenneth LaRoy, Steve D ouglas (righ t), director o f the air-sca hunt for traces o f the C -97 f:SS Hlgn On stratocruller that went dow n o ff Japan with 67 persons aboard. loioo lio w Christian Hclsoc* Moala end Jack Jackson and Wellesley loiSo Harry Munr* Corbett Jr. S a ylor piloted one o f 14 planes that searched vain ly despite fou l Television w eather that kept 33 other aircraft from Joining in th e hunt. A ir Force officials maintained daw n -to-d usk operation, (international) MS TRADITIONAL ORIIK COSTUMfi doc* not match tha ipaca gun which Oratory ManUloa, 7, txplalna to San. William r. Knowland (R-Callf.) In Now York at tha parada marking 130 y t i n of Greece'* Independence. At left la tha general parada chairman, Pericles J. LantzounU. Knowland, Senate Minority Loader, also apoka at a Maionic breakfast and laid the United States should reduce foreign aid. 11* u ld that making other nations “ permanently dependent upon American financial grants" la neither In their Interest nor ours IISINHOWIR cuts the huge 100th birthday cake o f the National Education Association In W ashington ns tho president o f a the organization, Mrs. Martha Schull, o f Portland, O re., expresses her thanks. Tha C hief E xecutive addressed the m ore than 1,100 teachers with an appeal fo r hi* $1,300,000,000 school program , a prune target o f Congressional budget cutters. Eisenhow er said that since m odern weapons require highly educated personnel, our schools are m ore important "even then the energy o f the atom .” I0:4S Ky* on th* World 11:00 Th* Prlr* Is R ight II iSS Strlk* It Blab m iR s o e i Ilian Valiant Dady III IS Lav* e f Lit* U :io Pssrrh for Tom orrow 11:45 H olding Light lio o w * li« r Cronklt* * »d Nowa 1:10 Staad Up and Bo Count** 1:10 As th* Wnrld T om a 2 :oo o u r Mis* Rrook* 1:10 Art l.ln k lelttr’ * Itnuseparty 2:11 Meat th* nrcheatra 1.00 lllg P ayoff 1:10 Channel IS) Cressread* 1:11 llnh Crosby Show IIN COLOR* W N R R-TV J I C S S d R V n i R CHANNEL 4 TH P A ID AT I T R R I S S 4:00 Brighter Day 4 :1S Racret Ptnrm 1:10 Kdg* nt Night 6 »o M lcksr Mouse *:00 l.n n . Ranger ( I* t :10 naport *:4S Doug Edwards 7:00 prlsnc* Fiction 7:10 Hgt Frsston a oo Htma Troopsr 1:10 Nlniwtr o f P la n J:10 Playheitt* JO 11 :*0 11100 Ranort 11:15 lA I* Show . 11:11 News A Hlgn-Off FRIU A1 MORHIHR 4 45 Tsst Pattern* 7 no Jimmy D**n Show 7:11 Nawa, W ralhar, Pastor* etady I oo Cant. K angaroo 1 41 New* W ,*ih #r Fsmlnla* aid# J:oe Open llous* 10:00 Harry M oor* l *:10 Arthur Hodfray 11:19 Htrlk* It Rich AFTERNOON 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:14 Love e f Llf* 11:10 Hsarrh fo r T om orrow 11:15 Holding Light 1:00 I'OO Raport l io Nland L'p and h* Conntad defendants. A n ya ru a s nlelmtng fa toraat. of. i t r e e s k awlar o r asainat th* above nam ­ ed natural defendant* not t o w i o m ry m a x c a n c a n * , know s to l o deed o r etlv* A a d tot A ll Fnrtlo* b o rin g *r s u s tn s i: The uederelgaed officer* o f IBS ela la s , to hav# on r ■6m Florida BUI* Bank *f Basil rleh L tltt* o r lotorooi In Bad to th* fallow in g de*. fard, Florida, do hereby erlbod property, eitnato In th* Board of Directors tom ln ol* County. Florida, approved and propooad fr __idem thereof am tadm tol Of AT* t#*wlt* holder t id e III o f th* Cortlfleato o f la te r-1 Tract No 1: Lota I thru l l porotton o f cold bank aa *04 out tnolbolro: lota 1* thru IS In duilva, herein and ihot thereattor on In* »tB B lock W . and Iota 1 thru 4 Includor o f April, a . D. HIT at a tlv o : t o u I U ru t t Inelueiro: lot* m eeting of tb* etoehhoMore II thru I I Inelunlvn dad lot* IT eoliad oad held In com pllaae* thru 4* Inclusive, block 11. o f dANA ad lo : L e g a l N o fic a and w ith th* poratlon and k y-U w a or oald bank a « to tb* plat theroot a* roeoiviad porotloi at lb* ofrieo o f tb* bonk I* dan- la Flat Book s. p a t* <•. Fahtio ford, flo irldo, r id * , at whlek meeting the Record* e f Seminole Coutny. FI>r. tou r-fifth * o f th* ou t- Ida. holder* o f fat etondlne capital (to o ke o f (o ld bank Traot No I : L o u IT thru f t Inwer* preoent end b i M thereto JSTK d sn e d a w rltt.n cnntaat q a l f e . ” S t.S !h V fflJ * S K ^ 8 Hint, th# ACTION, according lo th* plat th* record o f th* mooting. « # cold 0*14 • BJKTTpN. 4* th# .etochholdarp ....... ,___ ____a raaotulloa -I thereof poaood r**ot«tl*ara re-1 U eraof aa •• recorded recorded laIn Flat Flat Book * o jk duelng th* per volu# o f th# otaok IA pe so IA Public A w a rd s o f from tieo.ee per chore U I1 M * F4" M m 1**1* Couety, Florid* ■boro and Increasing th* eoph ol ’ Tou. and each o f you. a r* n oilfrom IlM.eeo.** to IISM M .M b y the fled that * «ult io eu l.t title to eol* fo r c o ih o f !.(M oborm o f now tb* Abo*# describe^ property hn* ■lock o f tb* per volu # o f I1M * 0*J atoin et you and you reeulrod lo oarv* a - ' |t* * ,(((.(* and chare, producing _______ . , ar* _ hereby _ ... e a r Anrwer to lb * Com em ending Artlcl* 711 o f tb* Cortlfl- e op r o f y your ... P la in tiff* ottorn .r, cat* o f Incorporotlon ** that In lion i t e 1 . " ! •* »ha AND BETTINOHAUB, o f its preeent language It ahail readl F * L D B R Af _ -----AHTICLB III I II* *«u tb Knowlos W inter Park. T b * amount o f tho, etoU at f ‘ oH «*- and HI# U s orlgtnal In niock o f sold corporation aboil lb * offle* o f th Clork o f tb* C lr, h# T w o Hundred Thoueopd cult CUurt on o r b efer* May 4. D ollar* flsoo.eee.ee) o f eom - XIIT: oiherwle# th* allogollon* or n n otoek to b* dividedi Info **ld Complslnt w ill >* u k e n or E lsh t Thouoond (l,M t ) oonforaad ahoreo *7 tha por vain* 'o f Thl* nolle* shaft be published T w en ty-F ive Dollara ( t l.M ) ooe# each wtwk far fou r ca n t.M ch. ea tlr* week* la th* donford H rrT I! Tucker I Old. F r o o id o i Th# abbreviated till* o f this cu lt A ttest: W. J. Peacock Jr. a flA R 4 * ! ? . ,N r * Caahler I Plaintiff. Vo: OUST SODER and (C orporot* Beal) I - — ------OODIR. hi* w lfo. at al. DaSworn tn ond oubtcrlbod to b oforo I fin d on to mo this 5th doy o f April A- C. IHT, D » l«jj tMo Ird day o f April. IJJT. Dorolhv r. Rale## I £ J. Doradon form erly, Dorothy P. Kendrlok a . r k . Hlreult rou rt. (PEAL) Samlnol# County, F lorida f Notary Public—Plata o f Florida at (Conrt Seal) ) * * * I^ rg*. My Commlealon E splros: I R y: Aria 2 Lundqulrt, OcL 1*. 1JJ*. Deputy Clerk Mrs. Ernestine Pugh is enter* taining friends from Massachu­ setts. Miss Julia Chapin of Gran* by and Mrs. William E. Boyer of Needham. They have been wel Com* additions to our social lift Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callahan have as house guests Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly o f Cliffside, I :*• As the World Tara* S:** S ilo Oar Mlse Brook* Hoaeopertr :r. sit ivoti HOLD IT CHIEF! LANSING. Mich. U P -R alph Brown, a full-blooded American Indian was charged with Illegal scalping today. Police said he’d been cutting haid without a II cense. T h e T to re g o fn ?’ amendment Is her*. Ar x u u V 'd lhU ,lh d' r * » « I C OF AFFUCATION FOR I (•■c. ibdj7rL4.W2a itatltks S ^ p fro K f tW . 1i « , ? 5 f e r h . S K lUnklSw the fo llow in g cartlflcat* bee filed " * nllln* --------- 1aatd certificate fo r tax deed to b* NOTICE TO DEFEND Issued thereon. Tha ce rtifie d # numTO: JEAN B W OEFLKR a « d _ _ _ her and Tear o f Usuanc*. th* d»W OEFLBR. her unknown apount; I ierlptloa o f the property, and th* EDW ARD R. McNEIL and ............ - 1Name In which It wan a lie n e d are M cNEIL hi* unknown apouM; a* fo llow s: ROBERT K. McNEIL and _ _ _ _ _ Certificate No tt* T ear e f lir a McNEIL. hie unknown epouae; U l i f t June ttrd IStl Doaerlpltaa * ( Fr*party: living and if dead th* unknewa helra at law. d*vlt**a lagntee*. and Lot I Black A Tract It. Stnla" d o Spring! according to plata ■rantaaa o f th* cold Defendant* and thereof recorded upon tho punell pereone claim ing any rlshL ti­ tle or latereet In and to tha real Ho records o f Herelnol* County, proparty hereinafter particularly Florida dctcrlbcd _______ ________,N * * m In u^leh aateased O. P Hilt TOU ARE H E R E R T NOTIFIED All or Bald property beleg In th* lhat a Bill o t Complaint baa boon County a f Seminole, Sint* o f F lorflled asainat you In th* C ircuit I Ida Unless such certlfloai* ehell Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit I be redeemed ereordlng to le w ih* o f th* Htai# o f Florida In aad far propertr deecrlbad in such co rtlfl««mlnola County, in Chancery, an I cot* w ill b* eold to th* hlshret abbreviated tha 'd till* oe f o**ld a j d scane* f j s o be-1 o o - bidder at th* front door o f tho Ing RALPH * — " ,*( • County Court Hnui* nt DOROTHYr IL hJ*i w ife, Banford, Florida, on th* flrat MonPlaintiff*, v v* JEAN B. W OBFLER, day In th* month e f May, IJ4T, * -t_ __ o_ t ___ _ t* l,- -Dsfendanis fandanta which Is th* (th day May, 1JI7 Tha natur* o f this salt Is fer| Dated n - . - e this trd day o f' April. IH7^ quieting and con flrm la# tha tltla f t P Herndon In th* Flantlffa (Irantcee upon th* cle rk Circuit C ou rt A follow ing described tract o ( land jUuated "In"Sem inole County, F lor-1 (O fflcl* [mn * rV * <"°P#n*,lV T,0rl4% 1 lilt, l*>*Wlt! I Th* South # n # -h *lf o f Ix>t o r I g t h e CIRCUIT COURT, n i n t h T r y t IJ Of M cNeill* O raag* J UDJCIA L*" Cl E CUIT. I nr*AND F OR Villa, neeordlng to Flal th ereof PRRINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA recorded In Tlat Book t. Fa s e c I IN CHANCERY NO 04Ja tt, ito . and l i t o f th* Publle I ALICE l k k M A T r i Records e f Bemlnol* Ceuaty. MATES, PLAIN TIFF Florida Tou ar* ordered aad required to OTIS n i r r < file you r defenm I* oald BUI e ( hatch. Complaint, |f any you have, with I ' NOTICE T o a w w e a w " 14* " 1 Clerk or eald Court and to oerv* t o j o r i s ifa r r a ^ Sw a R n S V s f f 'f c u W o T S I g W v f : J SSL l• ur^ ■ aw: b0^• r**1- nu# O riando, Florida attorn*F to r you rUw*|,tUn , d*r, ner* i U^r»*i,<' Plainltff* on Sind, o f April. HIT. io m s lS a t for4 d V A V J 'e n S j t " 1 ? f and lo default thereof a Deere* Fro * g a ln i » e - Wnh . k i Ui hl r , ['» Canfeaso w ill b* entered OFala*t : f " V * * “.■•. w ' ,h «*• Clerk o f the you and etld ram # proceed ex parte. *e or •’•lor* WITNESS the hand o f th* Clerk J l V . I ? 4, » "W •* end the **al o f th* Clrenlt Court. Jam#* c >#C*!liRl*, V * /f Sr Seminole County, Florida, thla l i t | „ J W eet Church 19th day o f March. A D , 1MT. K V .u _.r ,o r ,d * - . O. P. Herndon J , ' " 1' •?* «>r a doer** pro Clerk o f Clrclut Court o f you "** w “ •*• m terad a ia lm t Ninth Judicial ClreulL^n Vnd I . WtTh Tor B.mlnnl* County. F lerU a.I "*P, hand and eeal at R y: Aria J. Lundqulee iJ .V V .J • * » IV U F lorid* D -puty Clerk ,# u nay or April. HIT P.rvla P. Swann I J ; P. HERNDON Attorney fo r Plaintiff* I Clerk o f the Circuit Coert llI H Bo Orang* Avenue A , u 1 Lundqulm Orlando. Florida 'Jam es C Collier IN TH R r m c t t T COURT OF TH R A*,o r *«F fo r P laintiff NlhTU JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN I CPonrt S .a l) AND FOR SEMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. » OARAP1C, INC., * Florida C orpo­ ration P la in tiff , \ T 7 J L cr 2 r_li5T COURT OF t h w ----- ; I4|i CIRCUIT IN MINOLb COUNTY. MATTHEW R. MARKS. . Defendants. ... NOTICE OF SUIT LAW NO..... In th# Nem* nf th* l i s t * o f F lo r- r V ,T ? L w! l ? AD DEPARTMENT o r FLORIDA aa a (* n e y o t* th* H To th* Defendant*: ---------------' ~ at* •r Florida, MATTHEW R. MARKS: M R. M A R K !; D. I t McMILLEN a Co ( '" J i i n u 1:- / . 0 K V T ' * p o l 'l l ^ l »uh. divuioa o f th* B u t* , ( Florida WILLIAM T. COTTER; Petitioner M ART A. COTTER; J W. DUTTON; PXAWX BVANI L I U .* DUTTON: *t al A. D 7ACH ARY: Defendant A ZACHART: Legal Notice « ^ > » HAND-HOIDINO AFTIR THIII RIMAUIAOI In Akron, Ohio, Chester Earle Insktep, 10, and Mrs. Daisy Eye, S3, resume the life together that w as Interrupted b y dlvorca 60 years ago. Th ey had not seen on * another since 1907 and each had remarried. Six weeks ago M rs. Eya received a letter from Inakeep, w ho bad traced her through n frien d . Ills daughter, whom ha had not seen since she was two Weeks old, urged her mother to answer and they rekindled their love. AN ACTUAL SIZI MODIl o f tha earth satellite Is shown to members o f th* Senate Appropriations subcommittee in Washington b y A lan Waterman (le ft), director o f tha National Science Foundation. In center Is Sen. A llen J. F.llcnder (D -L a .) and, at right, Sen. Warren Magnuson (D -W a jh .).T h * actual satellite is expected to be launched Into soace some tima next year. 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IHT. other- W h it ^ J lI i" * * 4 wire th* sllegetlnns * ( said Com - r £ ,. , i * 0 ^ ,• BRn v . plaint w ill be tt k e * ns eonfeioad. j ^u ,R D V * *” • , , , Thl* notice ehell he puhlUkod f n 7 ' yVliJi? . . . «*!»*• to ch wMk to r four e*MMtio k i f a r i M a p ii ^ i M n w * •««. l t l llv« f«hkki .eIn Hanford Lafo “n•** i l i u tht ,R D K ,,T# 1,1 Thaw obbrovloiod a .l i ltho .d tlilo H it. or .Ihlo hHi .arold g Tho l o„ li.l I T lit11 # w j . iilylno f ... * OARAPIC. INC. Plaintiff, va $ ! , ( # > ? " g la r jt o !B l :t i r r u r w ■> vi a n w , -. . . n . ! r . ,nI' Fterioa ni |Helen L VRrnlemen fJ O S S T " U k K X B ‘ “ roU m nn '11’ ^ MT! 111! E ‘ Colonial - ‘ ' - Drive _ 1 Dated n , ! , d thl* th l. leth d e - .o1f M* rah. I Or -I m 4 Enet 141 h day Undo. Florida IR D W# H 4-R IHT O P IIERNDOV Hu- . „R. Breleman Jr 1,1 Clerk. Circuit Conrt, I n Sun* fB J L Brelemnw III E Colonial Drive •emlnol* County, F lorid* I Orlando. Florida BKD No, j T t t * .R (HEAL)_______________ ______________ | -------------------------------. n oOF r -— - I l■ 4"!* TH R ,, , C m H f NINTH JUDICIAL riR C U Tr, IN | * , f , , e w t .i.d . ■■■ n No t i t AND FO to ■el n a t li a R (EMINOLH C O U B T T .r * M # tt' 1101,44 FLORIDA Jams* Daniel Caaeldr IN CHANCERY NO _ I ~eut# Route | OARAPIC AMOCIATCa, IN C , Bearerd. aafard. FlerUU IR D Me. SO ; I II a Florida Corporation, Bertie Ma* Cneeady FtalaUtr I Rout* __ a * • ._ ... toa ford . Florida IR D No. SO in hE e IN t TH D e lm o n ic o t. „ ° r V U tt aT A T t* ®r t.reet*. ■.reels, by. through, qntyt-1 T o AL I, mmctm d#r or agnlaat the ‘ „ ----- •• —IT agaln it th* I ^ »L —. MAT CON. ehov# named natural t| tr a V it?P J ? defendant* net know n . i f , »»Y to be dead or all**. #th!v tuV *?!: ."* * " ■ » « • ? r All Parties H aving o r n # r « l. c«rl*ln Claim ing to hav* any and the » » n S iil* r*," * ,U r rleht. title, or Inleroet l u t , . . * , P*r<on* together ■ end lo the (o llo w l?g tipRrrin«a b r ib e d , proportf. properly, olu I whom w a , ^ r°at* “«h dead, o r who ar* nui tu*t# la Bemlnol* C^eue- k nn» . . _* d tr. Florida, to-w lti 1Julia 5 1 ^ Allender * !?- . k-* d* * 1‘1 , r dnuiheeet Quarter o f t nRout* -,,, « BeuthwMt Quarter,I "O Stanford* Sect lor. If n.r»rd. m it at your favorite 1UUN HJZAMTH 0 of Great Britain and tha Duka o f Edinburgh ■ook over a miniature train In lfythe, Kent, England, as tha engineer, a delighted Prince Charles, is almost enveloped by steam. Tha proud parents were later taken for a rid* on tha nine-mile rail line with tha prince and his sister, Princes* Anne, taking turns at tha controls. The lllllputlan train has six ears. (latarnational Radiophoto) BKS?U- -U’gsEre :»■>>" »• ss. •.v .'.l s s ." “ - ^ a v All Parti** claim ing |n« o f g M in a c ie c u it c ourt CIRCUIT COURT ---------- i u « ? . Tx " ' r c “ *‘ 4r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ £ 4,**d4414 t 4»< » rd / F l o r i d a . . . IR D No NOTICE O F bUIT __ Oertrud* g. Ptngfelder I* th* .Name o f th* H at* * ( F lo r - I II Oraadvlew avenue , . . !<»*'_ . _____ S*» JMtord/VlorM* 119 X*. »Ut U* �* ,w * K n *•»((• Mary, Florida BRD Jfa. H 4 . R ; . „ 14T Trank Evans Laka Mary. Florida 8R O No. 254-R Earl P Flanaaan 10J* M. Lake Drtva , Hollywood. Florida fUin No 212 Florida Htat# Hank of M*nf<wd Hanford. Florida SltD No. 277; 240 „ *27: 221 Anna Praia* Kuuta 3 • s a n f o r d . Florida BRD No 224.R; „ „ 231-11 llanrr Fr# »a llouta 2 Hanford. Florida SltD No 131-R: Barbara K. Fryman n » u u 2. Hanford. Fla BRD No. 2»T Norbtrt Fryman Rout* 2 Hanford. Florida HRD No 2»T: 221 Tlrat Federal Having! _ * . V?»n Aaaoclailon of Hrmlmda County Sanford. Florida HRD No. 2 l | . n : 2 1 2 - 1 1 22 I - R : 2 1 2 - R 2 0 1 : 292 222 ; 220 Annin 8 Griffin 17 Htmbort Hlraat Tannaaaaa BRD No 2*7: • Horaca 8. Griffin IT Rambart Hlraat Mamnhla. Tannaaaaa HRD 2*7: 200 flaurca Griffin Harrlnt. Jr Routa 1, Dayton. Virginia BRD No. 222-n Broca Humphrey Routa 3 Hanford Florida HRD No 221-R I.uclllo llumohray Routa 2 Hanofrd, Florida HRD No 22J.R Anthony J Kollnakl r / o lira. Ilaarl Flanaaan 1921 South Laka Drlva Hollywood. Florida BIID No. I l l Walter P. Kallnakl r / o lira. Ilaial Flanagan 1722 South l a k e Drive Hollywood. Florida HRD No. 212 Oranga Trading Company c / o Q B Flahback IT* K. Washington Hlraat Orlando. Florida HRD No 111 Frank ORIno Star Routa I Oranga City Florida HRD No. It I • A 112 W Pa ulln a C. Ottlna Htar Routa l Oranga City Florida No. tll-2 13 Ada R Patnraon Travalara Rant, South Carolina HRD No. 131-170 G. P. Patnraon Travalara 'Raat South Carolina HRD No 121-R 172 Jamaa Forfar. Sr. 1201 DoLaney 8treet Orlando. Florida BRD No t i l : 117 Rrnaat D Rapp 1211 Kaat Colonial Drlva Orlando, Florida HRD No tS I;- R : A Sylvia H. Rapp 111! Ka*t f'olnnUI Prlv« OrUndo. Florida MUD .Vo 3SI-K; 117 Oufttava Ratliff Twin Lak#a. Hanforil. Flnrl.la HR!) N<i. 271-11 Thomaa Katllff, Mr. Twin I-ak»« Hanford. Florida 8RD 2T1-R astR. John Albert Rlnkavag* HanfordvOrtando Hlchwar Hanforil. Florida HRD So. 211-U 213-U Hophla Rlnkavaaa . Hanford*Orlanilo A Hanford*Orlandif Highway w Hanford. Florida HRD No. 2 II -R 212-R A. D Roaler • IS Watt Flrat Hanford. Florida HRD No fttS.R; 211 VMa A. Ro»lrr • IS West First Street H* n ford. Florida HRD No. 315.It l i t Hanfont Farmers Auction. Inn r / o W W l.ini Route 2 Hanford. Florida HRD No. 3tl Frank D Scott. a< fluardlan of Frank T>. Hfott. Jr., and 3lary Rr I* ht man IIS West First Street Hanford Florida HRD No 311; 312 3f*nr laoulsa Nlmpeon Hanford. Florida HRD No. 3(4 Ropit V. Hlrmons Hanford. Florida HRD No 3!« I.eillf Hwann Route 2 Hanforil. Florida HRD No 3*T# Ora Mas Hwan Routa 2 Hanford. Florida SRD No. 107 The Hanford Atlantic National Rank Hanford. Florida HRD No 324-R 22 ».R r D. Walt* ^ Routa 2 w Hanford. Florida HRD No 311 Dorothy Walta Routa 2 Hanford. Florida HRD No 305 €\ I* Walta Ttouta 2 Hanford. TIorMa HRD No 314 Norma Jean Walta flohta 2 Hanford. Florida HRD No 394 J. Walta Routa 2 Hanford. Florida SRD .No 393 l*4iir* Mabel Walta Routa 2 a Hanford. Florida HRD No 308 ™ Wallaea Homes. Inc. r/o O ft Flshhack 17o K. Washington Ht Orlando. Florida SRD No 31I-R. 314 Mabla Weth*rlngton Highway 17.91 Hanford. Florida HRD No 322; 243 A. J Williams 1920 Delaney .Street Orlando. Florida HRD No. I M - l t ; 270 Marla H Williams P M PaUney H»re#» Ctrlando, Florida HRD No. 331.R; 270 K W il lia m s "H.«nl,»rd. Florida HRD No. 291-R. 292*11 33' ..It; 334 11 Mary Williams )Unfor»f. Florid* Dorothy 8 WltlMmi 192) Park Avenue Hanford. Florida HRD So 144; 341 Robert w Williams 1920 Dark Avenue H.nford. Flnrl.la HRD No t i l ; 217 Winter Park. Florida HRD .No. 214 A «ao4’latlon Winter Tark. Florida HRD No 2I«; 217 • OarnRne fj, Xu 11 Ilmite 1 Maitland Flnrl.la HRD No. 2)1 ^ F re d e r ic k M Zull Routa | Maitland. Florida HUD No. 391 ntahi-or.M «r That part of; •‘ Meginning a» a point I feat Fast and 1 73 ’. f( South of tha NorthHrBt « orner of the VfC*i of NK'i of H«* tIon 22. Township 2'» Hoiith Range 3o K«it, aald point being on the F.astarly •lght-of-way of IT. M .M|(.wiy No. 17*92; run then.# South 4<l degree* ft* W*at 142 2 f«e* to \V»it line of aafd NK1* of N K ' i : then, e South 212.3 feat; A thenre North (4 degr#ea 41* Kaat w 943.2 feet: thanre North 343 1 feat to beginning I.es* the Kaat 25 feet for private road)** lvfng Masterly of and within 12s feet of the survey line of Htate Road 11*444 Section 7701. said survey line belnr dearrlhed as follow*- Regln on tha South Rna of the MW*; of NK»i of He.-tlnn 2?. Township Jo Month. Ran**# 3 d Hast, at a point 43175 feet W*« t from the Southeast corner of «j|<| NW »; of NK’ * ; thence run North 41*4P3«F* Kut 1414.77 feet to a point: thence North 4l*43* 74'' Kaat. 119 74 feat to the North Ilea of aald Section 22 at a nolrt • 594 91 fc#t W m * from the Northeast W ° r n e r of said He.tl.vn 22: !h#nc#i continue North 41*41*to'# Fast 914.21 feet to the Kaat line of Section 11 f ow n sh lo 24 Month. I U r * « Fast to a point 411 (4 feet .North from l a i t i m l e o m f f af M l4 Her. tlon IS. containing 1 77 arrea, more • e»e ?»•« I* O W N E D PT? T h o m e Ratliff, Mr., i t i l hi* w if. Gt'etarn " e 'l l f f . n u k i - . r - w »r ev?r* n <> *%n That nart o f : “T h » Kaet « l ) J feet « f lha N E ' { o f th» N K ' i w f Section 22. Town, ■bln 70 Mouth. n » n * » J* Fast. H«mlnnle C o u n fy Florida T.EBS: 0 B * g tn n ln g at tha Nnrthaaat c o r - a ir o f said Sactlon. run Watt II* [ South J l ' I l ’BO" Waa t t i l l 71 faet or IT17 41 faat: than e* Northeasterly angla o f ! ' | V , a d ista n c e o f l i t fact: thanca Mouth 17* faet, tbanca L a .t U i (aat: thanca South I t faat: thanca R u t 111.1 taat: thanca South «!*1 T Kaat 1*1 faat to tho K a n llna ot aald Bactlon *1: thane* North 177.* faat to baglnalng; and LESS tha rig h t-o f-w a y o f Btata Koad IS( w Iform arlay Btata Hoad No. 1) and tho Old Sanford-Orlando Hoad.* lylag Southaaitarly o f and within II* f**t ot .u r v ty llna o f Btata Hoad ll- I N . Bactlon 77*1. aald aurvty Una btln g daacrlbad with rafaranr. to tha N&<4 ot NKU o f Bactlon 21; Townahlp 1* South. Mango la K ail aa follow *: Beginning on tha North Una o f NK>« o f NK<1 of N K 'i o f aald Bactlon 77 at a point •«.(« faat Watt from a Iron plpa at tha Intaraactlon o f aald North Una and the Raatarly rig h t-o f-w a y lln* of Blata Hoad 11-100 and 171 It faat W ait from tha Northaaat corner o f aalB Sactlon It. thanca m * South *1* < rio~ W a il 117.71 faat thanca South IIM l'IC 1 Wait li:.« l faat to th* W ait tlna o f aald N K 'i o f N K 'i at a point l l t . l fa«t North from tha Southwaat cornar o f aald N K 'i o f N K 'i, tho land haraln daacrlbad co n ­ taining .71 acre*, morn or lean IB OWNED DT: Milan T a n n ir Canaadr aad hie w ife Bartl* Mae Caa•««iy. _ 7 tlg h t.of.W a r SltD No I l l - n ; JI5-H That part o f: Tho North t»0 faat o f W ait III feat o f EH Of NEH o f N E 'i o f Bacllon It. Townahlp I* South. lU h se I I Kaat. Ivlag Kaatarlr o f and within II* f.at o f Iho aurvay Una af Btata Hoad 11-10*. Bactlon 77lt. aald «urvay balng daacrlbad aa follow a: Ba­ gla bn the South llna o f Iho NW 'd of n EU o f Bactlon 71. Townahlp 1* South nanga lo Emit at a point u s e s faat W ait from »ho^South.aat cornar o f aald l l W 'i o f N E H ! thanca run North 4l*4l'10’* *'•**• t i l l . 77 faat to a point: thanca North 11*41*1** Eaat 117.71 faat to tha North lino o f aald Bactlon I I al a point IU .7I faat W ait from tha Northtaat cornar o f aald Bactlon II : thanca contlnua North «1**I IF* Kaat 711.11 faat to tho Kaat llna of Sactlna IS. Townahlp I I South, liana* la Kaat In a point 111.41 f.rt North from Iho Mnuthaaat co raar o f aald Section II. containing 17 acr*. mor* or la**. $ h a ? part o f : Tha North l l » faat of Watt l i t faat o f EH o f NK'4 o f NEH of Hectton II. Townahlp ! » Booth. Haag 10 Ka*l. Ivlag Waatarly o f and within It faat ot tho centtrllno of County Homo Hoad aa recorded In Flat Book .7. page *7, publlo record* of Hemlaola County. «ald canlarlln* baIng daacrlbad a t follow a: Cnmmanclng on lha North lino of aald Bactlon 21 at a polat 1*1.71 f.at Wait from tha Northaaat c o r ­ ner of aald Section 11 and running North t l ’ t r ia * Kaat 111.11 faat lo EOINT OK BEGINNING o f cantar. llna o f I’ ountv Horn* lloadi thanca South Ig'lT Il** Kaat ISO faat lo and of Ihla lantarlln*. daacrlptlon. ronlalnlng SIS a<iuara feel, more IS OWNED UT: John Albert Binka va t* and hla wife SophU Rlnkavaga SUBJECT TO: Mortgage record­ ed In Book 77 at page tin In favor of Klrat Federal Savlnga A l.oan An.notation of Sam* nol* CountV SRD No. 211; 217 B lg b l-o f-W a y That part nf: •The Wait « ?S chaln a o f lha B W ' i o f SWVi o f Bactlon 14. T nw n abln 20 South. It nnn . 1* Kaat, lean part North o f S o u t h ­ erly Una o f S l a t . Itoad IS-109 I f o r m . r l v Slain lined No I t " , ly in g Sotilh .a ala rl y o f and within ISO faat o f Ih aurvav Una o f State Itoad 1S -490. Section 77* 1: aald aur. vay Una balng daacrlbad aa fo llo w a : Haglnplng on th South Una o f S K ' i o f S K ' i o f Section IS. T o w n a h lp 1# Soil I h, I t a n g . 1" Kaat. at a point S*» 71 f .a t Want f r o m lha Southraat c orn a r o f aald Section I' |Southwaat c o r n e r o f Sec tion 14 nf aald T o w n a h lp nnd lla n g a ) and r u n ­ ning North 41*1110" Kaat *1177 feat lo Want line o f 8 W U o f 8 W *i o f aald S ection 1 1 at n point 1st 14 leet North fr o m tha S o u ' h v - « c o r ­ ner o f aal.l Section I I : th in c a n c o n . •Inning North 4l * 42'SO'* Kaat 11S1 *7 faat to th* b e g in n in g o f a curva c on cav e lo Ih* N o r l h w i a t e r l r and having a radlua o f 21* 4.71 ft. thanca Northaantarly alon g lha a r c o f nald curva: t hroug h a can tral a n g le o f 1S*S*'!0". a dlatanc# o f 777 0* faat to and o f c u r v a: thanca North 2S* 47*09" Ka«t 17**11 feat to tha North Una o f N K ' i o f aald Sactlo n 14 al n nolnt 117*1 feet Waal f r o m tha point o f Intaraactlon o f North lln# nf Sactlon 14 and South bo u nd ary nf tha S an fo rd Orant. tha atrip o f land haraln daacrlbad c o n t a in in g t 27 *< r**. more o r 1 #**. 18 O W N E D B y : Walter K Allander and hla wlf* .lull* Allandar. SUBJECT T O : M ortgac* r tcn ril#d In B ook 1*1 at nag* 4*1 In f a v o r W in t e r T ark Saving* and Lnaa A aa oclailon SRD No. 171-H : 271-H H labt-af-W ay That part o f . •Th# North S14 f*#t o f that tract o f land daacrlbad aa f o l ­ low *: Th# North 11 S chain* laa* th* Waat 10 raat o f th* N E H o f th S W ' i o f Sactlon 14. T o w n a h lp l o Sout h. H a n g * 1* Kaat ly in g Kaat o f State Itoad No 1 ( n o w State R o a d l l - ( * 0 ) I leglnnn lg 117 * faat Waat nf th* Nnrthaaat c o r n e r n f Ih* NKU nf S W ' i ° f Sactlon II. T o w n altlo 70 Smith, lian a- 10 Kaat. run Waat 711.• faat to th* Kaat llna o f r ig h t o f w a y o f H u t # Road i s - t o o , thence N o r th * * * !arlv a lo n g eald Sta te Hoad l i t 1 feet to th* cantar o f * illtch. thane Mouth t t * 0l ‘ Fuat 1 7 *1 fact along th* rantartin* o f aald ditch to b e g in n in g Ivlng S oolha aatar ly o f and within 110 faat nf th* aurvay lln# o f State Road 11- 490. Sect Inn 7701. aald aurvay lln* halng daacrlbad a* f o l l o w a : Bag inn ing on Ih# Waat lln# o f B W H nf HW>. nf aald B*i;tlaa 14 at a nolnt 471,14 faat North f r o m th* South Waat c o r n a r nf aald Section 14 and running North 4I * 41' 10" Kaat H S I U f«*t lo Ih* b e g i n n i n g n f a c u r A ciincav# to Ih* N ortl tw -a tarly nad having a radlua o f 2141.71 faat; I henc# N . f l h e a a i r l y a lo n g th# arc o f aald cur ve, t h r o u g h a ■antral angla o f l S ’ 14’ 10". a dlalanc* nf 717 o i faat l o and o f c u r v e ; thanca Nor lit H M 7 0#" Kaat I 7M 71 fayl lo Ih# North lln* nf N K ' i » t aald Sactlon I t at a point 7*7 *1 f»*t Weal f r o m Ih* point o f Itaara-clinn nf th* North line n f Saatlnn II and South bo u nd ary nf tha San ford Grant: th* atfln o f land hernia d*arrlhad c ontainin g 1 79 tcra*. more nr lana O W N KD RT t f* r W illia m * and hi* wlf*. Mary W i l ­ lia m * S U B 7ECT T O : M o r t g a g * record ed In B o o k * 1. o a t * ( I t lu f a v o r n f F l i i t Fe de ral Saying* A Loan Aaaoclallnn o f Samlnnl* C oun ty . H l f il l T o r W A T S R D NO 211 That nart nf"Ra gtnnlng at th# Snuthaaat rornar o f the NW *( nf N F 'a nf Sactlon II T ow na hlp 19 South. R a n g * 19 Kaat Samlnnl# C oun ty Flnr'da. run Waat 1179 7 f**t In tha S W co cn ee o f the N t V ' i o f t h a 'i n f Section II. tnwnnhlp 29 Mnuth R an g* I# Kaat, thanca Vnrth t* f**t to N'orthaaatarly along aald right of w av 497 f» *t thanca Nnr thwaa larly a l o n g aald righ t nf w a v |tn* 497 fear (ahnee Kaat 11 (117 faet tn (ha Kaat hnondaev nf V W 'i nf NRU nf avid Scllnn, thanca Smith H I J faat in th# n»dnt nf beginning, containing 19 9 ar c**'' Iv lng F v n t e rlv o f and a'llhln 11* feat nf fit* l u r v a v lln# o f State R oad 1 1 - 499. Section 77* 1. an'd aurvav Una h*ln g daacrlbad a* fo l l o w a : B e g in ­ n in g no (h * Nnr*h I'na n f th* X W ' f n f N E 't n f a*ld Scetlnn 14 at a onto* 717 41 faat W a l l Vrnov the point n f Intaraactlon o f North t'n * n* Section ta a p t South ho iinda cv o f th* Sanfm-d Grantt than e* run tu the beginn ing ot a c u r v e c o n vav* t o tha N o r i n w t i t e r l y and havl a s a radlns o t 214t . i l t e l l ; them # Sou thw aitarly a lo n g th* a r c at aald curva. through a can tral anal# ot l l ' i l ’ l l " . a dlatanc* o t 777.4* faat to and o f cur ve: thane* South 41* 4119" Waat 1*1* 17 faat l o th* Watt lln* o f SW H o f S W ' i nf aald Sec ­ tion 14 at a point 471 4* faat Nurth f r o m th* Southwaat cornar tharc»i. tha atrln o f land haraln deaJrlbed c ontainin g .71 acre, m or* o r lava, O W N E D Uy: F re der ick M Rail. and Carotin* K Zull. 81171 No 177: 771 Hlttt tT OF W A T That n a n o f : " B a g lan ln g at a polat 214.1 fret Southwa ntarlv of th* North lln * o f Sactlon 14. T ow na hlp 79 South. Ranga 1* Eaat. whtra aald tin* la Intaraactad b y th* Kaa tarlr lln* o f S lat* n o a d 114*4 ( fo r m e rly Slat# Itoad l l : thane* Kaat I I * 1 faat to a point In th# Kaat IH* o t G ov t rn m a n L ot 3. Sactlon lv. T o w n , ohlp 1* South. R a a g * I t Kattl thanca South 1414 fa at: thane* Waat 111 faat to Eaatarlv Una n f aald Slat* n o a d : thane* N'orthaaatarly a lon g th* Eaelarly ll n* o f aald R oad 1*7.4 faat to th* be g inn ing “ l y i n g Eaatarly o f and w it h in 119 faat o f th* aurvay lln* o f Slat* Road 11- 4*0, Sactlon 7711, aald aurvay lln* bein g daacrlbad aa f o llo w a ; Re. g tn n n lg on th* North lla* o t N W I t o f NKU o f Soctlo 14. T owaa h ln 7* South, Rang* I t Eaat. at a point 247.11 faat Waat from th* point o f Intaraactlon o f aald North tin* i f o f Sactlon 14 w it h Ih* South b o u n ­ da ry o f th* San fo rd Gran t; thane* run South 2 I ' 47' 49M Watt 1711.71 feel to th* b e g in n in g o f >* curva c o n ­ c a v e to ih* Northwaaiarly and h a v ­ in g a radlua o f 2114.71 f * * t ; thane* Hopthweatarly a lo n g th* a r c o f aal.l c u r v e ; t hr oug h a cantral a* g l* o f 11*1 1 1 1 " a dlatanc* o f 777.41 faat to and nf c u r v e ; thane* South 4I ‘ v l ' 14" W a it 7*17.17 l o Ih* Want llnnf aald S a d l o n 14 at a point * 71.44 faat North f r o m tha Southwaat c o r nar o f aald Section; Ih* atrln o f lend haraln dearrlbad contain in g .47 acre, more or I*** OWNED BT: Norbart F r y m a n and hi* w lf* . B ar ­ ba ra F. Frvmnn. SUBJECT T O : M o r t i f * recorded <n R ook 47 at nag* l i t In fa v or n f Clarand hit wlf*. Myr. •nc* M A nd trt on tla A ndertoa. S R tl N* 277: 749 T h a t part o f ; r ig h t n r w ir " R e g ln a ln g at a point on th* E a t t lln* o f Goyerment lull 2. He. (Ion 14 Tow na hlp 19 South. R an g* 29 Kaat, S tm lnol* County Florid a. H U I faet Smith o f th* Northerly nn# o f tald Section 14. run South alon g th* Earnerly lln* o f aald L ot I. a dlatanc# n f t t . l l f**t. run thenr# Weal Taradltl in Ih* North llna o f aald Sactlon II, a dlalanc* o f 449 1 feat tn Ih* Kaatarlv right n f w ay llna o f Slat* Hig hw ay No. 11, run thane* Northaantarly a l o n g aald righ t o f wa y lln* 212.1 fret: run t h e m * South 77*11’ Kaat 741.41 faat to th* point o f beginning, r on la ln ln g I . ! acres “ l y in g Kaatarlv n f and w ith in 119 feat n f tha i i i r v t y tin* o f Slate Itoad 11- 490, Section 7701, aald turvay lln* being daacrlbad a* f o llo w a : B** g in n in g on Ih# North line nf liny e r m - n t l o t 1, Section lv. Townalipl 7* Smith Hang* 10 Kna.t aald holm o f b eg in n in g being on lha North lln* n f (a id Section 14 at a point 117,11 feet W at t from Ih* point o f Intaraactlon o f aald North lln# o f Seetlon 14 with tha South bo und ar y o f ih* Sanford Gran t; theneo run South 2J*47' 00" W a n 1749 1 1 fact l o Ih* beginn ing o f a c u r v a c o n cava to the Nnrthweet-rly and h a v ­ ing a radlua o f 2144.71 faat; th-nea S o u t h w - i t e r l y a lo n g Ih# arc o f iald curva. through a ranlral a n g le o f 1l * l * T 9" a illatanro o f 717.94 f#«t tn and nf c urva; thanca South 41* 4TJO" Wee* 1917 41 feel lo lha W - e t lln* o f (e ld Section II at * point 471 H f - # t North from I h - S out hwent c orn ar o f nald S ection: Ih# land haraln described c ontaining 17 acre, mor# or left. OWNED BTl Horae. S Gr iffin and M i w ife , Annl* S Griffin . s r n r n r r TO: M ort g ag e record ed In n ook 17 a l p a g 114 In favor nf Florida Slat* Bank o f Sanford. SR D NO 7*1: J9J B I G H T OF W A T Thai n*rt o f : * R -g ln n ln g * 1 a point nn Ih* North lln- o f Sactlon 14, T o w n ­ ahlp 29 South. It ang - 19, Kail, H»mlnnl» County. Florida, w h - r aald lln* la Interiartad by th* Easterly |ln* nf Mini# R oad IS. them e Sou thw este rly a lo n g Ih* E aaler lv lln# o f aald Hoad 14.0 faat, Ihenc# run South 71*27' F a i l 74t t l feat to ih* Eaat Una o f Governm ent fait 2. the*-* run North 71771 f*#t l o Ih* North lln* o f e*|d 8 ««tlnn II. thanca run Waat 747 1 faat tn •h* point o f h - g ln n l n f , conl i n i n g I • sc ree " l y l g K aal-r ly o f and wi thin 119 feel o f lha survey line o f Slat* Hoad 11- 499, eectlon 7791, eald sur­ vey llna being d-ecrlhed aa fo llo w # : B eg innin g oh Ih* South boundary n f tha Sanford Grant at a point 11191 feel W e ile r ly from thg point o f Inlarn-cllnn o f eald South b o u n ­ da ry with Ih* North llna o f Sac. lion 11, T ownahlp 79 South. R i n g * 19 Kaat. and running South 71*47' 99" Weef 1 1 1 1 1 feet to Ih# North II* o f eald Section II at p oint 117.11 feet XViel ft ,ni the point o f Inter•action o f e ild North lln* o f S ec ­ tion 11 with th* South bo u nd ary o f th# San ford Gran t: thanca c o n ­ tin u in g South 75'17 99' W a i t 1714.11 feet tn th# be g inn ing n f a curva c o n c a v e to lha Nor lhweat ar ly and h a v in g a radlti* o f 2 1 1 1 1 2 faet; th en c* son th w aatefi y a lon g th* SltD NO. 191: i «2 con l'd G a lle y 1 arc o f aald cur ve, t hr oug h a cen­ tral angla o f l l ' l l ' l * " , a dlatanc* nf 717.04 faet tn end o f c u r v e ; thanca South t l ' U l ' V Wait 701114 faet tn th* W ait Une o f said Mertlon It at a point 411.14 feat North fr om lha Snulhweet c o r n e r nf aald sec­ tion; lha land herein deacrlhd c o n ­ t ainin g .24 arre. morn or t*ea. O W N E D UY: Ada I'. Blanchard S UBJE CT TO M nrtgeg* r eco rded In B ook 11, page 277 and Bonk M l at p e g - 741. In fa v or o f Klrat Federal Savina* and l » * n A s s o c i a ­ tion o f H-mlnote County HIGIIT OF U AT S R D NO. 1 01 ThBt part n f : A tract o f lend In the S H o f S K ' i o f S -c tlo n II, T o w n sh ip 29 South. R e n g - 14 East, d-arrlhad *•' ft. ginn ing on t h K e r l i r l y right o f w ay |tn- o f Stat* Hoad 11-490 l l ' H High wa y No, 17-121 a d t-ta n c - o f Nil faat N'orthaaatarly from Ih* Intereettlon o f th* South I'na nf aald Section 11 and Easterly right o f w a y Una o f Stata Itoad 11-490; thence run East to Kaat llna o f said S K ' i . thanca North a lon g aalil Kant Una to a point 20* faat South fr o m 'h e .Northeast cornar o f aald S K ' i : thaacs Waat par all*! l o North lln* o f * aald S K ' i to thg Kaaterly right o f w ay lln* o f Stata Road 11-400 Ihen c# S outhw este rly alneg solid righ t o f w ay line 44* feet, mor# or leas to point o f beginn ing Ivlng Kaalerlr o f and within 1 | 4 feel o f thcce n lerlln * o f propo**«l Weal loin* o f Stat* Itoad 11- 490. Section 77* 1, said Weal l e n t c an la rlln * ti l­ in g dearrlhed a* followa* Com m enc­ ing o n tha South bo u nd ary o f tha S an fo r d Grant at a point 21 104 faat Waatarly from the point o f Inter­ secti on o f .e ld South b o u n d a r y o f Ih* San ford Grant with th* South line o f Section l l , Tnwnthltv 24 Smith. 'It an g* 1 * F ait and run ning North JI M l'n O" East 114 44 fe« t to PGIN'T O F BEGINNING o f aald West l one Ceiiterlln* said point b - l n g Station 1114 I I 4 1 o f the aurvay line nf Mtata Itoad 1 1 - 1 9 * and Ih* beginn ing o f a aurv* ennravs lo the N orth west .rly and h a v in g a radlua o f 1711 41 fe et; thenr# Northeas te rly a lo n g Ih* .ire n f said cur ve, t hr oug h a central angle n f S ' 40*. a dlatanc* o f 199 feat to end o f cur v e: thenc* North JO*. 47**4" East 711.11 feet to th* hagin n ing nf a c u r v a r n n n v i to th* S out he ast erly and h a v in g aradlua a lo n g th* a r c o t «ali! c urva, throug h a cantral angle o t 1 *9*'. a dlatanca o f la* faat tn anfl at c u r v a a l a point 41 fa st W aa tar ly f r o m Station 141* 12.7! o f th* s u r v e y lln* o f Stat* R oad I I A 494 m easu red at right an gles to said aurvay line, the atrip o f laQd haraln daacrlbad containing 41 acre, m o r* o r las* AUK): Tha t part o f : B eginning at th* Intarsacllnn o f th# South ll n* o f Section I t T ow n sh ip 2* South. Range I* Kaat, with th* Kaat right o f w a y lln* o f Stat* Hoad IS409. I t ' S . H i g h w a y 17- 171. thanca run North 21*47‘44" Kant a l o n g sa id r ig h t nf way line 171 faat thanca East to th* Kaat lln* o t th* S K ' i •aid Sactlon I I : thanca Smith a l o n g said E ast lln* o f SK<» o f Sactlon II tn th* Southeast c o r n a r o f aald Section II: tltanc# lYaat a l o n g Ih* South lln* o f aald Sactl on to th* p oint o f b e g in n in g : Ivlng Easterly o f and within l l o feat o f th* aurvay lln* o f S lat* Road 11- 149. Section 7791 said aurvav lln* ha lng daacrlbad a* f o l l o w s : Be­ ginning nn Ih* South llna o f F i c ­ tion 11, T o w n s h i p 7* Sout h, Rang* 29 Kaat at a point 1921.14 faat Want f r o m th* S ou th a ait r o r n a r o f aald aactlon and run ning North 11*47''" » ' K ail 4f v l . l 1 faat to t h * Kaat lln - o f said 8 *rtln n II at a point 114.51 feat South f r o m th# Northaau rorn ar r f aald secti on , c on t a in in g 1*4 acr*. m o rs o r lass. O W N E D B T : J W a l t * and hi* wlf# l-attra Mahal W a lla S R D NO 2 "4 That RIGHT OF Y4 AY part n f: " U a g ln n ln r 171 faat Nor th­ e a s t e r ly o f Ih* Intaraactlon nf th* South lln* nf Section 11. T ow n sh ip 29 Sout h, Rang* 1* Kaat and U S . H ig h w a y 1741. nn tha K a a l-r ly right nf w a y lln* nf aald H ig h w a y , run N orth 21* Kant aln ng anul right o f w a y 1S9 fe e t ; thanca Knat 212 fa at: thanca South 111.74 faat: thane* Waat 201.11 faat to point n f b e g i n n i n g " l y in g Kaatarlv n f and within 129 f- a t nf th# *tirv»v lln * o f Slat # Ron.I 15- 499, Section 7791. aalil su rvey lln# b - ln g daecrlhad aa f o l l o w s : llc gm nin e on Ih* South llna o f Section It Tow na hlp In Smith, Hang * 2 * Kaat. at a p oint 29I I . K faat W aat fr om th# Southeast rornar nf aalil aw-tlnn and run ning North JJMT'OO" Kaat t i ­ l l 11 feat tn th* Kaat line nf aald H-ctlon 11 at a point 111.55 fast South f r o m Ih# N orlhentt c o r n e r pf •aid aeclloa , r o n l a l n l n g 21 acre, m o r - nr 1 -ea O W N E D B Y: C. L. W al t* and hla w l f - Nor m* Jean Walla. BIID NO, 205 NIGHT OF AA AA Tha t part o f ; " B e g i n n i n g 721 faat N o r t h c ia . tarty nf Ih* Intaraactlon o f th* Booth lln* n f S ecti on II. T o w n , ship 2* Mouth. H a n g - 29 Ki«t. and L'.S H i g h w a y No. I 7- 1J on the Kaaterly righ t o f wav nf eald h ig h w a y , run North 25* K a il a l o n g aald right o f w a y 154 r#*t: Ihenc* Kaat 174 91 faet; than e* South H I .21 faat: thanca W a i t 742 faat tn point o f b e g i n n i n g " l y i n g Kaeterly n f and within 129 faat o f tha c a n la rlln * nf p rn p ia -d Waa l Lana o f Stat* Iload | j - ( J 9, Section 7791 aald Waat l.*n# <*nlarllna b e i n g daacrlbad aa f o l l o n - : t.'ommanclng on Ilia Sou th b o d p d i r y o f Hi Sanfnrd Grant at a point 11- 04 faat Waatarly f r o m I h - point of Intars-cllnn nf aitd South hnumlurv o f thr San fo rd G ran t with tha South lln# o f Sec tion 11. T o w n s h ip 2" South Hang* 1* Kaat and rU dilu g North 25* i r o n " East 541.44 fast to POINT o r BEGINNING n f said Went Ionia r - u l - r l l n # mild point b e ­ in g S u t t o n 4i l A 11,41 o f lit* aurvay t in - o f Btal* Hoad 15- 4*0 *ml lha hag Inning o f a cu r v a r nn ea va l> th# Nor th was tar ly and h a v in g a r.illua nf 5721.45 faat: thanca Nnrthaaal.rly alnng th* a r c o f aald c u r v e , through a can tral an g le o f &*nn’, a dint m e* o f 5"* fa-t to and o f curva; thenc* North Su’ iT'eu" Bust J I 5.JI f**t to Ht* beg in n in g o f a c u r v a i onc.it e lo th* Bouthcaatarly and h a v in g v l a tllu* o f 5721.45 feat: I h - n c - Northa.i.tarly a l o n g Ih* a r c o f ia ld io~va, t h r ou g h a c entra l anal* o f j' - i " '. a illstance o f lu* fret tu end o f curv e a t a point *5 f—t W e s te r ly fr om Sta ­ tion S41.k42.1* o f tha aurvay Use nf Stat* Hnad 15 A 4nn. m aam r.nl at right anglaa to sal-l aurv. y llna th# atrln nf land haraln d#*crlb#c| r on la ln ln g 21 acr*. inora nr l-an O W N E D IIY: C D. Walt* and hit wlf* , D o r ih y Waits. l»i BHD NO 597 HIGIIT O F AA A t That part o f : ' 'B e g in n in g at a point 1212 94 faat Waat o f th# North **!* c o r ­ ner o f S K ' i nf S K ' I o f Sactlon II T ow na hlp 2" South, Hang* 29 Kaat, run West to th* Kaatarlv righ t o f w av lln* o f State Itoad 15. thenr* Northeaatarly along aald right o f w a y lln* to a point North nf ha glnnln g. thanca Smith to ha glnnlng." AND: "Ba ginning at a point 1144.12 faat South o f Ih# Kaet >i cor n er of Section 11. T ow n a h lp 29 South, Bang# 29 East, running lhanc South 15* 4} fea t; thenr* Went 121194 fast thane* North 512 14 fea t; thanca South 77*42* Kent 1197 02 faet to the point o f beg in n in g , co ntai nin g 19 arras, . more or le«*.“ t yin g Easterly o f and within 115 faat n f the canlarlln* n f proposed Went I a n o a f Stat Road 15- 499, Section 7791, said Waat Lana t-entarlln* b t ­ lng daacrlbad a* fo llo w a : t'o m ioancIng on th* South bo und ar y o f th* San fo rd Grant at a point 2119* f# *t AVal*rly fr om th* point o f Inlaraactlnn o f said Mouth boundary o f th* Hanford Grant with th* South lln* o f Sactlon II. T o w n ih lp 29 Mouth, B ang* 29 Kaat, and running North 25*47*110" Kant '.«* 1 * faat to IUIINT 0 7 * BEGINNING o f aalil West loin* canlarlln* aald point b e ­ ing Station I U - p l u a - 1 1 I t o f the au rva y llna o f S ta t* Itoad 15-tuo and lha ha gln nlng o f a curva ran cava to tha Nor thwes te rly ami h a v ­ ing a radlua nf 5727 *5 fe e l ; thanca N or th sst a r ly along Ilia arc o f aald cu r v a t h r ou g h a ce ntra l an g la o f 5*00: a dlatanca n f 599 faat to and o f c urva; lahnc# North 29*17*99" K a i l 2 t i . i t faat l o tha haglnnlng o f a ru r v ennrav a l o Ilia Southea s­ terly ami ha ving a radlua o f 5727.45 fa at: than* e North#*,tarly alon g tha a r c o f aalil rur ve, Ihroiiah a central a n g le nf 5 *49', a distance o f 509 feat l o and o f r u r v e al a point 45 feat Waatarly front Station 442 A 12 15 o f th* aurvay line o f Btata Itoad l i A 4"'t niaaaurad at righ t a n ­ glaa lo aalil su rv ey line the atrln I o f land herein d esc ribe d c o n t a in ­ in g .12 acre, ntor* o r less. O W N K D Ity laa ll* Swann and hi* wlf*. Or* Ala* Swann. HRD No. .I ll: 112 MIGHT UK AA AY T h a t part o f ' " H - g l n n l n g at a p-dnt on th* Want Una o f the 190 fo ol right o f w a y o f Btata Hoad No. II. U S . 17- 12. lu Sactlna It, T o w n ­ ship 7# South. Itnnge 2# East a- a point 1417 t faat m-aturad #1 a lon g tha W e#*t*rlv lln# o f aald right o f s i r North••atarly f r o m lha intaraaetloa with tha Souiharly line nf the San fo rd Grau t. tnanca S out hw aitarly a lo n g ih* riant nt wa y nt said r-igd 2 1 # f-<l, lhanc* North 4 t ' l " ' West 219 fa*', thanca North J5 ' 29' K**t 219 faat. t.taara North al ls Kaat 19 Ih VAaa'arly line nf •aid Slat* H ig h w a y to place o f beg in n in g " l y in g within 75 #- - t -f ih# Malay# llna o f proposed W *st loan* o f Stata Hoa d la A #90. Section 7791, aald Waat loan* csatarllna being dcrcrl# had as f o llo w a : C'ommsnrlng on i><* Sou th b o u n d a r y of th* San ford Grant at a point 215 94 faat Waa ta r­ ly f r o m tha point I l f Intaraactlon o f aald South bou n d ar y o f tha San fo rd Gran t with tha South lln* o f S ec ­ tion II. T ow n a h lp 29 South, C .' ia a 29 Kaat. sn<l r unning North 25' t 7'» •«" Kaat 5 0 1 1 faat to nolnt o f ha­ g ln n ln g o f •* I-I Waat fjsn* ranterlln* said point ha lng Station a51plut-to l l o f th* eu r v e y line o f Slat * R oad 15-404 and th* beginning o f a r u r v * ennrav s l o the Nor thwa s. t s r ly ad h a v in g a radlua o f 5721 45 faat. thanr* N'orthaaatarly a l o n g tha a r e o t aald eurvs t h r ou g h a aantral feat to end ot c u r v e ; thane* North 29*47 *9" East 345.21 fast t o ths b e ­ ginning ot a c u r v e c o n c a v e t o tho Southss atsrly o d d h a v in g a rad tous af * 127.12 feat; thenc* Nor thea st er ly alnng th* o r e o f said rurve, throuBn a cent ral an g le o f i**9'. a dista nc e o f to* feet tn and o f c u r v a at a nolnt 45 faet AA'aeYerly f r o m Station l * J - p lu s -72.7J o t th* su rv ey lln* at Slat* Hoad 15 A 4*9, m ea su red at right angtls to sad su rv ey line, th* st rlo o f land hsrsln d escri bed c o n ­ taining 22 acre, m ore o r less. OW NKD H T : Fra nk Ottlno and ht* wlf*. Haulm* l*. Dttlno. Sl'BJ KUT TO: M o r t g a g e r ecor d ed In lisok 1*4 at page i i , held by Frank D. Scott, a* gu a rd ia n o f Frank D Scott. Jr., a m in or ; Mary Brlghtman. a minor. RIGH T OF W AT s n n No. i n Tha t part o f : "Begin ning nn the W e s t line o f tn* to * ft. r i g h t at w a y ■ f State Itoad No. II. In S a c tlon It. Tow nship 24 South, Hang s In Kaat Samlnnl* C o u n ­ ty, Florida, at a p ola t I I 4T.4 ft. mea su red a lo n g th* W e s ­ terly line o f sold r ig h t o f w a y Nor thea st er ly f r o m Its Interaactlon with th* S o u ih a r ly tin* n f th* S an fo rd Grant, lhanc# North 44*ltt' Waat 1194 f t . thanr* Nor th : J ’ I 4‘ East 1*49 ft. thanca Sou th 44*. 29' East 111 f l . lhanc* South 35*1*' AVeat ti n ft. thane* South lv * East H I T f t . to Ih# W esterly lln* o f aald S lat* Road thanca South 35*24' W a l l 29* fl. tn beginning, c o n t a i n ­ ing t l acr**. m ore nr tasa." ly ing each aid# nf and wli hln 7! fast nf Ih# catarll* o f p rop osed Want U n a nf Mt*t* Hoad 15- 44*. Sactloa.7741. aald Weal LAne c e n t e r Hn* halng described as f o l l s w a : Com munrlng on Ih# South b o u n d a r y nf tsh Saford Oral at a p oint 211.94 feat AA'esterly fr om Ih* p oint o f I*(era»rtlon n f aald South b o u n d a r y o f lh> Sanford Grant with Ih* South line nf Mellon 11. T o w n sh ip 29 Mouth, Ran|a JO East, and r u n n in g North 15* t r o 4" Kaat 511.74 faat lo POINT (IF BEGINNING o f aal.l Waot lain* canlarlln*. said point ha lng S ia ila o 151-nlita-11 4* nf th* tu rv ay lln* o f Moa.l 15- 49* and lha h a g ln n ln g nf a rur v e co nc av a to tha N or lhwaa larly an t ha v in g a radlua nf 1721.45 real: thanr# Northaantarly a l o n g th* a rr o f said curva. t hroug h a can# tr*l angle o f !*•*', a .llstanra o f 594 faat tn and nf c u r v a ; lhanc* North *9*I 7'*«" Kaat I I I l l fast In th# haglnnlng nr a r u r v * eanca va tn tha Mouthaaat#rly and h a v in g a radius nf 5721.45 faat: lhanc* Karlh# eaatarly a l o n g tha arc nf said rur v*. through a can tral angle o f V 04', a dlalanc* o f 540 fast lo and o f c u r v e at a point 41 faat Waatarly f r o m station I 41-p lu a -72.15 o f th* s u rv e y Un* o f Mtata Itoad 15- 409, m i t s u r * •d at right angla tn aald aurvay llna. Ih* strip o f land haraln d * 4# crlh ed co ntai nin g .27 arra m ore or Ians O W N E D B T : W a lle r F K ollna kl aad Anthon y J Kn llnskl SUBJECT T O : Intsraat, If any, o f Earl I'. Flanagan. (Ill id*. lo c a t e d 421.41 ft . North •4*24* W a t t • ( • p o in t 24.4 cha in s Sou th o f th* NE Cornar o f Sac. I t T nw n sh lp 24 South, Hang * 24 Eaat, run North 4 l * l * ‘ W a a l a lo n g th* N or ­ therly lln* o f tald Bktat land 125 loot. Northerly parallel wit h aald Stata H ig h w a y No, 12, 124 f L thanca South and 41* 2** Eaat 12! ft. t o th* W t * . t*rl y Hn* o f th* Itlght o f W a y o f g u t * H ig h w a y No. II. thane* South w r iter lv along •aid Waatarly Una o f said f i g h t o f w a y to haglnnlng." l y in g 55 astarly o f aad within 124 faat o f tho aurvay Hn* o f M ltlt lloa.l l ! - 4*o. Sactlon T7#l, aald aurvay llna balng datcrlhad as fn llnwi: Ba­ t i n on th* S ou t h bou nd ary o f th* S an fo r d Grnn t o t n point 1 1 1 . *4 f#tt Waatarly f r o m Ih* point o f InJ" sa id South boundary o f Ih* Sanrnril G r a n t with th* South U. Tow nahlp 24 « • » » * ! • Kaat; lhanc* run iN- ,Kh » E ** t ” *» «• faat i? , " f **14 Sac'ton II " i f ' * - 1* f * * 1 South f r o m lha N or lh a a sl c o r n a r o f aald Sactlon II, tha atrip o f lan d herein dearrlbad O W V F d " 3 i t .4 . f " * ' 1 nr* or l,M w im *1 ° » , ' * " r >r r r , , »a » n d hi* y j . f r . Anno IDali#. faL H i k’b ^ y T ? : * * • « « ■ • f* *°rd ad T hi S i S r l J a * * . .? * * : m ,n fa»of of 8 HD*No I t gA I m 1c National Hank. ' RIGH T OF W A T T hat nari o f : BaglnnUg on th* East Un. Townahlp 3« Nouth, nang# J* Eaat, *t „ J®1* ' <21-11 loot South of tho Northaaat corner o f aald Sec­ tion 1 1 and running South -M Ka.t H*o o f Mac. 111? ** * HUUiic# o f 27i is ! » ■ • « or. (wo. to Waatarly [I*]?}#®*•j** (In* Of Suta lloa.l 1 1 - 444, thanca So ut hw es te rly Waatarly right ..f y * F Uno o f Slat# Road !> . * ! » * d lita n c a o f 511.4 fast; I n . u ! Nnrt hwaalarly at right flln# t. •••*? •* Idh t n , ,r,«h *N orth ° f »S > 1 2 1 f#«| ** ", larly p ar allel with aald right *1 w a y Una 25 faat; then, c North pa rail t| wllh tha Ka.t "•'•Hon II and 224 feet w a n lharafrnm a .1 1 •. I t " ? * , f * * , : thanca North J7 W **« 1 1 ° f*»t. mora or u o l i l * o-e* t "a 1".* « of p oint f h g ln n‘,.U* ln g ; W »» Ih.nca tyin g 5V a ii.V l.P<> ° f haglnnlng fa.i o f m * "f * " h l n 124 «*# S L m * •SIIfT Hn# or stat* ; j ! I I . ; * • « ' _ ? U Jl*. ®o u 'her ly . f m u # * » « - P l u a l f 4« of aald aurvay In# nald aurvay llna and said Ma* D ' H o w ; ! " * ,, • ' c r l b •<, •••» • ° « " ' d a . STi h:" \ V .'!S “?!.*V.*.!l! -'•■ih. i u S £ " a l ' thanca North tt*47'»4" Kaat 4 U».jJ # , t *° Klallori || ‘ k£ . r •.*.,#» BIGHT OF W AA HUD No. 214 That r « n o f; " l l. ginning nn th* W ait aid* o f ths to* ti right o f w ay o f Hiatt Hoad No. II, In Sactlon II. Township 7* Mouth, Itang* 29 East, MamltloU County, Florida, at a point 1447.4 f t , mataiired along th# Waatarly ' - - o f said right nf way . Northeasterly f r o m Hs I nter­ section with lha S o u ih a r ly Hn* o f th* Sanfnrd (I r a n i; inane* V.iuh 44*29* Waat 1117 f i t thenc* North 25*29' Kaat tlO ft : thenc* Mouth 41*29' Kaat 104.1 ft .; thenc* Mouth 75*19' 55 eat 449 ft.. lha nc* Mouth s u i n ' Kant 119 J ft. to lha 55aatarly lln* nf Mtata Road Nn. 15: lha nc* S ou th J l ’ J*' 55' * M 790 flat tn haglnnlng." ly in g aach aid# nf and within 71 fa -1 o f th* rentarlln* o f proposal! Went Lana o f Mtata Itoad i t >c. Section 7*91, aald 55 eat loan* cantarllne halng itaarrlhad aa f o l l o w s : Com m encin g on tha Mouth bo u nd ary o f tha Sanford G n a t at a point 1 1 1 # 94 faat 55’>at»rly from Ih point o f Intersection nf said Mouth b ou n d a r y o f th* San ford Gran t w it h th# Mouth line o f Section II, T ow n a h lp 70 Mouth, R an ge 2o Kaat, and r u n ­ ning North 2i ' l 7' » " " Kaat 1 I 9. H feat to POINT O F HKGINNINO o f •aid 5V*at l.ana rentarlln*. ta ldpolnl halng Station M l - p l u a - 7. i l o f tha su rvey lino af Mtata Hoad 15-inn ap,| Ih* beginn ing o f a curva c o n c a v a to (he Northwastarly and h a v in g a radlua o f 5721 41 fast; t h n r * Northaaitarly alon g tha are o f aa|d curve through a c entra l angle o f l * 94‘, a ■Balance o f 549 fast to and n f rurv*: Hint# North M ' 4' 0 9 ' Earn 145 11 fa#t to tha haglnnlng o f a r u r v * c o n c a v a to lha Mmtthaaatarlv and h a y ­ ing a radlua nf 5727 11 fast) thanca Ncrlh.ist erly a lon g lha a r c nf aald curva. throug h a cantral angla o f .1 .Baton.a o f 599 faat tn and nf iiirva at o point 15 faat Waatarly fr om Station 14J - p l u a l l . l l nf lha aurvay llna o f Stale Itoad 15-499 nieoaure-l at rlghJ angla tn aal.l s u r ­ vey llna. lha a S lp o f lan d herein described r o n la ln ln g . 1 1 acr*. mor * o r lens OAVNKD IIY: Oranga T r a d i n g C o m patty, Inc. Mltlt No. 114 115-H HI GIIT OF W.AT Tha t part n f: " H ag lnn lng t i l l c hain s waat and 1.72 chalna north o f h* Southeast re map n f tha N I P . nf HK'a o f 8 #r. II. T o w n s h ip 79 Mouth. Hangs 29 East. Hsmlnola Coun ty, Florida, said point ha lng *.1 nf a f o o l northwaatarly from Ih* can la rlln* o f Mtata R oad No. II, . 1* it North i U 59' Waat 4*9 fast lhanc* North 7I ' ! 0‘ Eaat 44* faat; thane# north 44*2*’ west 799 feet, thane# Mouth 25*2*" 55'est 749 fa#t; thanr# south 41* Kaat 2*' 149 fast In a point « 1 nf a f o o l northwa starly from Ih* rsnlarllna o f said Mtata Road Nn. I I ; thanca north 15*19' East 190 fast to haglnnlng.’* l y in g \\ astarly nf and wit hin 1 2 * fast o f th* aurvay llna o f Mtata Road 15- 499. Martin 77*1, said su rvey llna being .tea. rlbad aa f o l l o w s ; R a t i o ­ ning on the Mouth llna n f Mactlon II. Townahln 29 Moulh. Itang# 29 Kant, point 7945 II faat Waat fr om t h s Mouth#*st corn er o f said nsrtlnn and run ning North 71*47 94" Kaal 41(2 I I f*#t to Ih* Kaat |ln# o f aald Sactlon 11 at r point I I I 55 faat Mouth from tha Northeast c orn ar o f •aid a#ctlon, r onlaln lng ,14 acr#. mor# or l**n O W N E D IIY: W allaea H o m aa. Inc. HLHJKCT T O : Mortgag* record**! In Hook 11 » page 192 I* f a v o r o f V id a .5. Hosier and h. r hnthand. MUD No. 271-H righ t o f way . T h a t part o f " l le g lm i ng 34 19 rhaln a South • ml IV links Waat nf tha Northaaat corn*r nf Mactlon II. T o w n s h ip 79 Mouth. Ran ga 19 East, run thanca North 41* | s ’ 55'aat 14 chalna; Mouth 21*# 1 9 ' Waat 19 rhalna: Moulh 44*# T l ' Eaat 79 rhalna. North 25*19' Kaal 11 rhaln a- North 44*29* 55 eat 4 chains.'* l i e n right o f wa y o f Mtata Road No. 15 1 l y in g 55'a a ia r ly o f and w thin 119 faat nf lha aurvay Its# nf State Hoad 15- 499, Mactlon 7701. aold aur# vay lln# being dearrlhed *• fp llow at Begin on the Moulh bo und ar y o f the Sanford Grant at a point 211 94 faat 5Vaafarly f r o m lha ooln l o f Inter# •action o f .( Moulh b o u n d a r y o f Ihe San fo rd Grant with tha Moulh lln# o f Section ll. T o w n a h lp 3* Moulh. R a n g * .19 Kaat; th en c* run North 35-47 94" Eaat. 4714 49 faat to lha Kaat Itn# nf aald Mactlon II at a point I I I 55 faet Mouth fr om lha Northaaat t o r c a r o f said SarGon It, tlm atrip o f , land bar* Bakova datrrlhad c o n t a in in g 1 t l acre*, m or e- oe l##a O W N E D ft T : Gaorga G r iffin Marr­ i n g J r . B«MRD No. I J 4-R - I t 5. ft RIGHT OF W A T T hat n#rl nf " B e g in n in g at tha Inlaraartl.n nf tha waatarly llna nf lha right o f w ay o f Stata High# wa v No. 15 with »ha Northern# lv llna o f tha ngtaa land aa daacrlbad at paaa 111 o f Dead Bonk *4. nf thn p ubllr fg# cord * nf D ran g* Coun ty. F l o r ­ ""V r r r 'V T r 'te iis con Gnu. North J5 **f#9" 1 I«*t. gnj * ot aald ' u . ,h ° North Has II I “ •r,lon I*. • dlttaac# of n!c - # * .*??•*. * r ‘ h« North-veil torAI AG- “ 4 ”*c,lon U That part of: Th Iraact o f | ., d firm , h 0 „ |n (ha X K ' i ..f I',K ‘ « f Sactlon 11, lowrt.hlp ly in g wliki*.U,ah4 .n * n* * Ka* ', L v",? .•» faat on either aide I •n,ah* o V na.,. . n* w°f Pron'’r*d " **t W ... . f 0 - 4(M. eald i d a*. ,f„"|fo*.":U , " n* b * ' " « f . f" ’ 1" 1 n " *h# North rta‘n # # " u ' g " !*• T o W ' h l p 29 Moulh ,EV - * dlatanc# nf 712 laid Kg^S.?» ,h * Norlhweal cornar of Sou,thh *“j I 5a * * !, v . . ‘ " ' ' e1 11 r,mfaatlhanc# ™.u' ( I? "49 Waat to • »i / J " ;" ” N orth 44 * 1 1 '* *" w # . t ?NG Of AV*. . r O I N T ‘ ? K '»KUINfrom f. " . * *'•"• nanUrlln#; than.. li^ r a a * w . V .nt h , ° t " « » f Sou'h „L w « * l r u . alon g lha arc "r ''O"'• *»» l o lha Nor th weetarly, ha vin g a radlua nf 781442 r*#i and « cn lral m i l * o f 3 *32 *|1 M • « ■ ( » f . * : } * « « ” . • dlatanc# * .llstaac# o f a i l 14 feet to t h . end eurv #: t h e n c . South J 1 *J1 ' 15410 feat in ih haglnnlng r f a etirva c o n c a v e to (h# Moot....... . r |v and h a v in g a radlua o f 7111 || feat; thanca a lo n g lha arc o f M ld rurva t hroug h a cent ral angle o f J * ! r t 4" a dlalanc* o f (Il l s f „ t t„ o f aald c u r v e at a point 45 faet W as lerly front S ta ti on I 19-p lu*14 41 o f . ' A * • V T , r lln* « f Stain lloa.l 15-409 aa loc al ad above, when ntsaaured at r ig h t an g le s tn aal.l survey lla*. ' T h " land herein described ronuln I os i t r t i , more or L ^ ! 4^**** ^ o l * V. Hirniin* tffU) So. 337: 3 ?« H l f iN T o r W A V T tu t part of: l#Als || tn II I n r l u i l / f <!••« that pari In Section I. T» *n# •bin 20 H«iuth. Hang* 3< Kaat) of lllock If. Druid I'grk, Hanf«»rd. Florida, arc inline tn plat bonk «, pagu 3S. hrmi* nola (NHiniy IMibllo I!<h-mla. lying WaaUrly of ami within So (••t of th# rant#rlln« •»f* prupnaad W*«| Lana « f Hlata Itoad H-l Of, H#ninn 7701. aa da»crll>*«! tialnw: A LAO: That part nf: laitt I f and 17 and that part j f Praap*«*t Drlva In aai(| Druid Dark varsted hy tha Proraadlng of tha County t ommlulnn»ra aa r**®'ur«U(| in Official nacurdv llnok I], naga 134* Publlr llrrordv, f9#niino|a ('nunty. Florida. lying Within 11 fart on #lih.*r ild* of tha rantarllna of proposal V)ml l.ana uf Mtata noad n ano. Hrflon 77ol. •aid cantarlla* balng <lfs<‘ ril)*d aa followa: Commtnra at a point on lha .North llna of Mactlon ! J. T iwud'ilp 3* Morth. Itang* l<t Kavt, a (1la(«nia nf 213 faat Kaal of th* North#’*,* . o r Per of eald B#ctlan II, as I run theneo South J I M I W 5V.*t it feet to a point; Ihenc# North t U . 1 oa" Weal 21 feat tu th . I'GINT GF It KG I .NN* ING of Waal l.ana t-enlarllna: theme from a tangent hailing of South 2i*47'09" Waal ru* ji!>ut lha arc nf a curve concava tie the North westerly, having a radtue of 7111 vl faet and a ranlral anglr nf J'52'44", a dlatanca of (15 75 feel (.» tha end of e*|.l curve; thence Bomb I J ' l l ' t i " Weal, 151.79 leal lo th haglnnlng of a rurv# concava lo th# Bnulliaaatarly and having a radlua of 7214 11 f*#(; them# along the arc of aald rurva Ihrougn a central angle of 1 ' 5 2 ' l i " < .1 1 . ten. • of (71.2! fast to the end of aald rurv* at a point It fact tVaaterly from Station ilo-p l.i a -l l (I nf lha aurvav line of Btata Itoad 15-59*. Mectlun 77*1, when measured at right gnglee lo ggld eurvey line Tha lands herein dearrlhed contain 41 sera, mora or traa. O W N E D B T : .1. 51. Hlylh and halt Wife. I.*l* Rail (Ity |he. BL'ItJEffT TO; Mortgage rernrdad In Hook 45 at nag* 21 lu favor of Florida State Bank of SantorJ, MRD No. 221-H 17* RIGHT UF W AT Th* 5Veat#rIy 39 feel ot Loti II and 12, Amended Plat ot Druid Park, Hanford. Florida, according to plat 'hereof recorded In Plat Monk 7 page* 5 anil I, public records of Harnlnola founly, Florida. Ilelng that part ot eald lain lying F.ailerly nf and within 7* feel ot the reel arils* nf Mtata Road 15-409. and containing .11 acre, mora or leei OW NED BYt G. P. Petaraun and hla wlfa, Ada R Peleraoa Hir iUEiT TO' Mnrtgeg# recorded lo Rook 111 al page 45 In favor of A J William* and hla wlfa, Marla H WllUama 8RD No. 212 RIGHT OF W A T I The Weaitrly J4 fart of Lot 11' and 'hs Waatarly 29 feat nf tha North •7 feat nf Lnt 17. Amended I 1st Druid I'grk, Sanford, i lorl It ac­ cording to Dial thereof recorded In Plat Book T, pagan ! and 4, of the oubltr record! o f Stmlnolo County. Florida. Balng that part nf aald tola Ivina Fatter!/ nf and within 79 feet of Ih4 r#*t#rllna a f Stata Rnada It494, aad anntalnlag .41 arra. more nr Itt*. OW NED RTt MabU W tlh trln s lo a . S R D No. J22- R R IGH T OF W A T T hat par t o f : B * s l n a l n g on tha W aahrly right o f w a y lln# o f Plate Iload No. IS ( f o r m e r l y Blgta llnrf.1 J) a l a point 1 1« fret N orth east erl y fr om Ih# Intaraacllon o f aa|d H a l t n*ad No. I ! and lha S ou th line o f tha S a n fo r d Grant, In BarHon 11, T ow na hlp 3 1 Mouth Ran*. 19 Kaat, S a m lro l* Coun ty, Florida, run thanca North 45* Waet J9d f.e t j thanca Nor theaatarly parallel w llh said Stat* llo-td No. l i , 114 faat: thane* Mouth I ! * Kaat 319 faat tn tha W est er ly right o f w a y lln * o f Blata Hoa.l No. Ili thoac# S ou th w a ita rly alon r lh a W i l . r l y rlgot c f wkF. Hn# o f said - l a t a lloa.l 15, l i d faat t o b e g in n in g , ly in g 55'rster ly o f t a d w it h in 4* faat o f |ho aurv ay llna o f Mtata Hoed !.*’ **J' i N r l l e n 7791, aald survey Una being deerrlha.l as f o l l o w a : He# oa tha Mouth b ou n d a r y nf .he 5In a n fo r d Grant at a point 312.94 fret 5\ astarly fr o m Ih# point ..f Int-rr tlon o f said South botindp.-y o f Ih# Manrord G ran t with th# Bn.ith Una o f Mactlon II, T ow na hlp 19 Mouth, , , a n g * 1 4 Kaatl thancg r u n N oilh *? «* • • N a it 471119 faat tu lha Katt llna o f waId Herd in It at a point ail-BA fa st South f r o m lha Northaaat r orn a r o f said B ac llon 11, h# strip o f lan d haraln daacrl'ia.i c o n t a in in g 15*9 aquar* faat mor* o r |#aa. O W N E D B T : n r u r a H u m p h r ey and •j1' wlfa. I.u c lll* H u m p h r ey , Blit) No. 215- l t ; 2J4.B DRAINAGE K A 'K W K h r Wett • dlatanc* a f t l l - M «1 •aid Mactlan I I ; tktac* row thtic# ru* Eaat ta • palBt which la 442.7 fast East o f lha AVtat boundary lln*. o t raid Sactlon II; thanca ran North to a point which Ig 412.1 fgat East o f th* point •f beginning. thane* run Waat l i t * faat to point o f haglnnlng. lyin g aach aid* e f and within t l (•at o f tha follow in g d*serlb*d ditch aurvay llna: Reglnalng on lha W aat Hn* of Section 12. Township 2* South. Bang# 2* Kaat. nt n p «l* t l l t . 2 ! feat Snulhtrly from thn Northweet rornar o f aald Bactluit nnd thanr* runalng North 12-17'Mf* East 274.70 frat for 1*01NT OF BE­ GINNING o f aald ditch sarvay l'* # l From Mid point run South 4 4 * ir •0 East 117.4* faat; thanr* ru n Mouth 7* It'* * " Want 24i.ll faat: lhanc# run Moulh u e j i 'n - Kast 5*5.23 faat; thane* run f j s t b l l 'Y J M " East 11.14 U at )s and o f aald d ltrh -iu rv e y lln*. T h * land htraln detcrlhed c o n t a i n i n g .24 acra, mora nr lags. 7i li O W N E D B T : Rob er t AA*. W ll l l t m g »»<* ,b j- * 1 f D o r o t h y M. Wllllvma MLBJi.AT T O : i l o r t g a g a rteordad In R o o k l i t at p a g e 222 In f a s * r n t Jamaa Forf ar. Mr. BHD No H i ; i t s IIRAIMAGK E .A »E 44E * T L A T E R A L DITCH I .K F T I W E S T ! ST AT ION 7 I I . p l u g . l l t 2 T h » t part nf: *« «nd SI ar AMENDED i'H U I D PARK. 8n n . ford, Florida, a c c o r d i n g tn Plat thereof r ecor d id la |*|** n°. ?k. • - f thn I ublli* I t f r o r ili o f Htjuinol# l ounijr, Florid *. La t e r a l d i t c h r i g h t (F.a s t > i * l " » f° M j .• }* • ,o t and within in faat of tha following daacrlbad ditch ST AT ION 114. p lu s . 74 52. • « r*aT I'na: Begin at • p><ln: m Tha t part o f : Haglnnlng 153.4 f##t AV#,' nf lh» North lln# of BWI4 uf Sactlon Ilia Northeast cornar of tha L : . T u* " * b l p :n Mouth. Hang* »• NK»i of 85V(i nf B#?llrn 14. Townahlp J9 Mnulh. Ranga L i , . / b * Northaggt rornar of auld banco run Moulh *2*41' AV*,*, 1* Kaal. run 4Veil 735.4 f.#t f **( In I'GINT O F U S f l I N v . lo th# Kaal lln* of rltnt t f way nf Btal* llnail No. 2. •#il! ‘n i**111 d l, th aurvay lint: Krorw Norlhaaatarly alnng atbi aald Point run North 5 * '» r Waet n Btal# lloa.l 157.5 ( n t to tu# .w V y#uV.Ml ,m *• *nj °r a,!c,‘ thanca South *1 #4 Knit 551 2 *##( along lha rantar nf aald ditch to beginning G^nM within 29 fast nn althur aluc ?* ,h - fallowing daacrlbnd d.trh H .^ -fe V d a V ■urvay llna: Beginning on lha North Hn# of Section I4T. 29B. Rang# 29 HIID S o. 3< j < # n : J 47 t,rt. m m H ow fit l-aat at a point 2015 *4 f#«t Went» J rnm ,h North#a*t .'orner of HOAD°'V P l V NO' 1 -"■« HAl'te ' ‘ O'1 running Moulh 3'.'- T hat part o f : 47 99' 55**t 1714.11 fast lo th, H5V«c o f N K ' i o f Section 32. ginning nf a curve concava lo trie South. Hang* 2 * Ea.tL Northwaaiarly and having a ta- T ' >wn*hl* dlua nf 1I44.*I fat; lhanc# M.uth- daacrlbad aa: C om m en c in g on thn viyix , . m waitarly alnng aald curve, Ihrxith 8 <mih Hn* of #f ftuu * H,i of of -V5Vi a r*nlral angle nf I lM f J O ". , ,n„. ?**•» „ . 5 4 • P o l . r 274.#2 lane# of 777,41 faat lo and of raid *.UrV ' 'banc# run South 41*14 l i e .V.*...*** faat; lhanc# run North E*'« 71.71 f.«t tn PtIIXT « • » » ? < ! - i r a r - 'U i l f W V 't ^ T o OF BEGINNING nf this .lllrh aur# ,r,* ht « f wnF llna of Slain v#y llna; thane# run H«uth 40'. iA'19-' NINg o V n ! » V IN-T r" ' ' BEGIN* hast 434.91 f##t lo end of ditch itoiV. Borrow Pit No. 5 and Haul iurvey II*#, Th# l*n.| herein deerrlha.l run# .lining * 2 acr#, more nr leea a t lu ilv a o f a r i a In road r ig h t o f way. • ' " N E D B T l U. K. W lllla na and h • w ife Mary (VlUlama. i t n ; * ^ ' " ' " /V o ,, h ( 1 * 1 * ' ! * " Wea l B U I lJ i.iT T tl : Mnrtgeg # recur.lad •"l** b•nc• h.NoVt'h *■3*« naoj! M V 4’ 4 in f a v o r o f • V V o - V t ^ i i f f 1 Tedarsl S av in g s A L oan Ats ' l D N o 2l l f Namiiala Coun ty, lu id W i i ' o - a r llna of Mtata I!. * ' Ihonro Mouth 4 3*4 IIRAl.VAtlH KABF.HM.NT L A T E R A L DIT C H R IG H T ( KAMTl 1 polnt r f beginning. * rr**. mor« or l*at. STATION 114- p l u a - t i That part o f ; J r " aUV h?.T i,#u , °.e ,n Rfoleman, Jr. anil hla 1 wlfa, tfo|«w u Brnla* Th# N o r lh 47 fiet o f L »t 27. Anian.led l i s t Dr uid I'erk, Myiyi,>:ff!"n ,,i R*pp ■»• »•«* Menfor.l, Florida, a c c o r d in g to plat t h e r e o f re. nr.Inl in f l a t rHi* o,irr i»’li0 : 1 ,nr' « a « * recorded Honk 7, p ag e* 5 and * nf Ihe publlo rec ord s uf Mami.tul* "f i lTi#. ’ n V P*"* ••• 'a '*»"»■ ; n V 4^ „ pk % : : i • » « bbu.# , , A'ouniy, Flori d a MRD No. 7 44 lying eac-lt al.la uf and wi thin I leet uf lha f u llu w ln g ilaacrlhed dltc Tk . HIHHT o r W A T iu r v e y line; Beginning un lha 55 •< Thai pari of: T h . Ka.t « raat of tha foU lln" . ',f ..Mvfiun 12, Towutiilo ; nuulh. Itena* 29 i.'enl, at # „ 0 |u '., n d " * n ,l'i*cr.l h»J Parcel of •U . e i feat Sou ther ly f r o m Ilia Nur lh-w eat c o rn e r of aal.l oociluu 4.7.1 D. Kaat nnd 172.1 Moulh and Ihenra r u n n in g Nor lh 25' i l ' u . i " NEiihW: “ . r nrn,r of *NK i c f r.aal 274.79 feat fur I'GINT o f l l E . „ **• Town, ship 20 Mouth Rang* 29 Kaal. •‘ JNNINU o f . e l d d itc h su rvey iln«* Front neld point run Mouth si'I J a u '* ' b* ln« on Kaatarly right of way Un* nf U.S. 17. *•]'#.•!■!* v / Vo'i 7 21 09 55t eit 19, . IiV*1#nc* 5 f# ( ( . trhue“ u j*a“iJulb o V t.r,,n . ‘ banc# Moulh 4 9 ' , t* Mouth I l ' I i O O " Eaat 144.2* f . . G lln'.''or 5Ve*4 Hn* nf said \ 9;■1■9 'b » w ho* then.# run Mouth l l ' l i ' u * ' K*gi gmSt » i ,' , |ln#.1 *“ of m M *urTh# land hertln .lae.rlbe.l conleln. Ing III.* aquar# ninr# or leet, n u v v i V i".l ,n I'latlad .l.aet! 8 HD NG. ‘ j T i 1 U b U "a 'barlng ton . DII.AIAAGK K A I i l t l C A T b TtriON h .'V* .VJ1’? 1 ‘ KA!*r » HIt ,\ I U-pliiB#2i l b « i part o f : Tha Moulh 47 feet o f Lut 111 a l l " f L ot 17; and t h . North ; * ; * • • • » ' **°* 4* I*” t h . Kent 19) 2 feet Of aach I nf A m a ad id L u l l i,C *,rul'* Manford, Mtirlilj. ac c ori lln c in plat ih«r*«if rac on U il in H a t B o o k 4. p4 i n a ami i nf |j|« pyiiiiD F lo rid a ill?* «J4CVh n .1 u f ,h # . 1'ouniy , «f - 3 v'rtk* 'b ***•» fact. Iho.ic* Nonh 49*41* East 4 4 ] - f , u glnn'lngXoMb 1 1 , 1 f « ? , „rK*.'L,rlir * f •"*' fM*' “ * b°* wHbln 114 Bo. g J' *n f H,l', ’ on **• Townthlp 24 •33 7ft' r u i M i l l from K* nt tha J11 Routhoaat 4 tu" ni • cornr of said N 5 V , of N K U : theneo run Norm vINIT O" Ka;,*• ]«*• g? IJV I* » ►“ •"•( Ibaac# North 4 U 42't»« at0 *# M l ' . 2 2 ot a point J*’ ,** f**' from lha Nurth* pf ®°Btlon 32. con* M f i V r a - y - * * ! * ' m,,r* or (*<•■ “ WS* D Jamaa Daniel CassMg 15 ila«crib«4| SHU No j o ' * * ” U" U C‘ M|^ ' EAtKSKAT W uS *nLT' v , , l " * : " o t h . . 55*at llna o^ M.itlnn 12 Tuvvnthlp **(TU2f HIGIIT fEAMTI 1" Mouth Hang# 29 Kaat at • p„|nt Th^.T , , ’ V 7 */'Plua-l4.44 (PAH D * I I *.15 feel Mouiliarly from Ih, 1 hat part u f : North west corn er uf aal.l He. ti..n an.l ™ * " . . 1 4 1 7 1 feet of th* NE'a of N K 'i Mouth of Mtatk Lc *L?‘ * . . # l " " n,n * North 25•4t*(9" Kaet . . 4 , 0 feet nf IT'I.NT GF Itoad 15.490, In Bw"|nn 22. IlKGINNI.S'fl o f aald d itc h e u r t e y Townahlp :a Moulh, IUa«# 34 b ? '.1 LEMS a atrip of wait « I M12 1-I.uu‘ . J," ln4f , r. t' ";» ul#„,-# South Jl 09 ' "l. i-eat I1:>u width adjacent lo |h* rs'iie run Mouth 7 'J| '99" tv ,,, lo* |* Ing road right of w.iy ma.vI r V * 4h#nc# run Mouth l l * 25’44" ’ "ring 212.5 f##l nn 1 1 1 * W att Hn# of .aid ,NE', of N K U . . . . . •'•’4' ll'enc# run Mouth I I ' . 25 90 Ka.t 11.15 ( „ i >nil uf , t|J 7412 *■ “nd • iiendlng faat dltrh aurvay line Norlhaaatarly alnng said right of way. Tha land herein .(••crlhe.l c o n la lu •• acre more or le,,. lying each slda of and wlihln 3* D 5VNKD IIV: Mary LuuD* Mlntp- faat of a ditch canlarlln* daacrlhrd a# followa: t‘omtnenclng on tha •on BHD NG 21.1 North Un* of N i l ' , of NEU of aald IIH A IA A GR K t a K N K A r Mertlon 21 at a point 5j1.1t leet L'-'TKItAI. DITUIt IIIGIIr (E.AhTl went from Ihe Northtant corner o f MTATIGN 194 35 ' •aid Mertlon 22 and running Biuth That part uf: 11*42 29" AVant 117 74 f .a t to a Tha Mouth SI,3 r##e o f |,o( (4 point thenc* Moulh l l ' l l ' l o " 5V#,t o f AniamDil H a l o f Druid l ark. •917.11 feet to I'GIN'T O F IIEGINN. ■NG uf sgl<l dltrh rantarll.i#, tltenc* Hanford Florida, a c c o r d in g lo plat ihar* 4if racordtii ).« 1*141 Mouth 41*14 2 9 " Eaat 129 f##t, Ito.ik 7. p » « # a ft an*l I. iiiibllo thanca Moulh U l t ' 1 9 " Eaat 71 feat rri'orila o f HrmlnuU Coun ty, Ihenc# Mouth J1‘ )9 T 9 " Kaal 79.41 U ih* Ka»i l u »3 n . fact, thanr* Mouth t l ' J i ' 2 9 " East 295.17 feet to end of dltrh r#nta**I<«ctnnln« al |h* Houlhwaat Hn*. containing .14 acr#, ntor* or rnrnr of 1.4•r »k, of timHiilnl teas l’*rk, Hmforrl, G5VNKI) B T ; James Daniel Cassidy Florida, a• afnrtaaM run Ka«i and hla wlf*, Buttl* Caeildy, &3I 4 f»rt; thaac* .North 334 7 r‘ «*. th*m # Kaal 943 f«V(, thanca Tak# Nolle# that a Declara­ Houth 4|„ „ f€#l; lh#n, H w##l tion of Taking hat h#eit Iliad Iq I »<3 4 f««( to lh« Knaerly R / W ilia above ,tyled cause hv Ih# Peti­ I' H. 17-93; lii(«iii o North tioner, lha acquiring authority o f ..id ' Kaal a Ion a #.•!■! It / W Ihee* proceeding#, of (ha taking •7 * 04 Ih point o f b « 4 ln- of th* above daterlbad land* for ninr. I ha purpoe# aal forth In lha pelllying each aide of and wlihln I ! lloo In this cause vl»: A# right o f fe#t of tha following .1,,. 1 ihe.I wav for a portion of Htato H tt d Hemlnola County, Flor* vc-,rb *urv9» Una: lleglnnhg on in# 15 . 44 0 . 5\eat llna of Meclton 13, Tovotlilp Ida and that on* of lha Judge* of 39 Mouth flange lu Keat; at a point Ih# Circuit Court In lha Ninth Judi­ i l l 55 f.» Southerly from lha cial Circuit of Florida will oa 'ha Northwest rornar of ael.l ■lecilon 11th day of A p r i l , A. D. an.l thenc# running North JU Il'P*" 1157, al 19 o'cloek In Ih* forenoon i.ait 274.79 feat for I’GINT (IF thereof la «,',rcul* Court Chamber* B Ml I NN INil of .aid ditch survey In Memlnola County Court tinua* at V**** r r o m said point r un Miulh Manford, Florida coneldar aald Dae 4UI1'*9 Kaet 1 1 9 <v f „ , i | „ . r. duration uf Taking appoint appral* run Moulh 7*2( 09" Waet 295 t i f.#( . aara and maka auch nrdr aa tha thenr* run Mouth lU l i'i t u " iUnt Court ttirmi proper. All pirllaa to 4*122 faat; thenc* run Mouth ll*. lha suit and all parlla* lnter#e'*.| » ' • * f*#t to end o f may appear and be heard SI th* ■■Id dltrh eu rvy Una tlm# and nlaca deetgnatsd Ynu, I mi, ann and raach u n n of1 7you, **«i, ■(*■ a to hereby "»i*” F Tha land herein daarrll.r.1 con tain­ ______ __ _ 4 . ■ a . . # # # . * * ■ I . a# f i l i n g n . in g . 1 1 acra m ora o r !#•• commanded lo anpaac by filing aon O W N K D Stf 7 S a n fo r d F a r m e r s • war lo lh» petition haralnfora filed A Ur t |on. Inc. In hla M U ' , In the entitled c u r MUD NG 1( 4 : 2(7 nn or before Ih* l " l h dar nf Mar, D H A ivA G i: K i i r . H K V r 1157, lo show what right, tit# L A T K H A L D IT C H R I G H T (E.AaTl I# interest, nr H#na you or any « f STATION 214.p tu a -25 you. have In and lo gny of th* T ha i part o f : nhnva described land# nnd aho#r Begin At a point J 4V 7 feat cause why lha iama ihoul-l no| Mouth o f th N'urthwajt corner h# taken for lha u i " and nurpnaag of Meclton 1 1 , T o w n a h lp la , . t forth In Ih* petition fltad br*a Moulh, Itang# 2* Kaet run Mouth 34*25' 5V along the Kaat '"wiTNFMM my hand and thla * -i 4 righ t o f w a y Hit# o f Mtata Iload of #■ til Court " • thla l l l h day o f No. 499 I fo r m e r ly Ht*'« Itoad April, A. D 1’ 57 No. J> a dlalan c# o f - l l . a s f*#( O P IIERNPGN tn th# point o t beg in n in g nf tula C l.v itK O F CIRCUIT COURT d escription: Ihtnre c ontinue MEM INGLE COCNTT, FLOR# a l o n g aal.l Kait K / 5V lln# th# IDA dlatanca o f IJ4.1t fe#t tn a RRTAV W l i r V R T F«rv p oint: thanca run Bauth « U J a - MTVTE ROAD DEC ‘ RTMENT Kn it 144. i l faat to a nolnt »IOLf-AND RIHLP'NO thanca r un Mouth 72 i t fea t: TAI.I.AII AMMKE. Ft#ORIDA • vrv thenc* run South 4l * l l ' * Want alon g a Un* to • nolnt which \ r i - F cr yjA'FLAVn. J R . -.»Q. la 44. ! feat fr om tha K a i'a r ly ATf-ANTIC W TI O V A I# R A W R / W llna o f eald Btata Road H c i r .n r v o MANFORD FLORIDA' No. 4* 9 ; thane* Mouth U t | l ' ATTORNEYS FOR F BT lT IO H «1 | i | il I �---------- r~ ' # THE SANFORD HERALD Seminoies Capture Second W in In Row; Beat N ew Smyrna Jh iL Sa n fo h d dtsvurid SPORTS Kerslake Says Is Just Reaching Peak S H S W iH T r y T o U p s e i OBC'sU nbeaten M ember A radically reshuffled S.infcrd Seminole baseball lineup left for Winter Park early this afternoon to make an attempt to upaet the only undefeated member o f the Orange Belt Conference The reshuffled lineup will fea lure pitcher Eddie Barbour be hind the plate as eatcIr.T, Claude Hittell at first base, and Bill Tyre at third. In the outfield, Cecil Dan dridge will be In left field, team The Minneapolis Millers closed captain Brantley Sehlrard in ecu out their Spring Exhibition Sea­ ter field, and Johnny Ycackle in son in FloikJa yesterday by abright Tield. sorbinit a 4-3 loss at the hands of The remainder of the team tinOmaha. up will be the same— Doyl Cor­ The two trams art regular sea* ley at second, Ronnie Rusal at son rivals of the Ameriran Associa­ short stop, and Ken McMurray on tion. the mound. During their stay in Sanford th'.* The shaken lineup camu after Millers rarkrd up a highly sue- the Semlnoles proved that they cestful record on th* competitive had the “ stuff* with which to diamond. They won 12, lost six.[shake up the Orange Belt Confer tied two In 20 exhibition games in rnce and possibly prove to be Win Sanford and Daytona Beach. ter Parks most formidable foe for Th« final game of Ihe season the top of the league. But the was not without its mishaps as the game also showed that the team Millers shelved hurler Jim Const­ needed an extra spark to move the able, who injured his right wrist team Into a smooth running ma­ and knee In a collision with Or­ chine when Ihe pressure wav in “ We may not keep the lineup lando Ccpeda and shortstop Ed Brcssould was spiked on the left and we may change it at any tim e," Laudc said, “ but we are knee on a play at second base. Neither Injury was serious, but looking for the knockout punch It will hinder the Millers as they that will give us a crack at the title. We’ re good malfo their first exhibition appea­ conference rance in Minneapolis of the sea­ enough to take It, and we’re play­ ing to win." son when they meet Milwaukee Laude said that with a break, there Saturday. and he Included one that the team • The team will leave at 3 p m Itself could manufacture, the Semtoday by train for Minneapolis a f­ lnoles could go on to prove t« be ter their stay in the Florida sun top contention for the Orange Belt at Sanford. They were originally Conference lead. to fly to Minneapolis by plane in It is a general concensus o f opin­ small groups. ion that Wltnter Park Is great only Line Score when they're on top— that if they It If E |arc upset once they begin lo die Minneapolis 210 000 000 3 R 2 on their feet— and that is what Omaha 000 300 10X 4 9 2 coach Laude Is basing hit hopes Batteries for conference laurels on. Minneapolis: Constable, Bodrlques Hera is the reasoning: if the (4), and Jenkins. Semlnoles can upset Winter Park Omaha: Stabclfield (0) and Com­ this afternoon there figures to be a recline in the Wildcat cam p. The ing hard at outfielder Rog-.'r Ma­ loss would thruw them Into a tie ris and infielder I.arry Raines. for first place with Cocoa. If the Washington's main rookie hope Is Semlnoles look Winter Park and Minneapolis Closes Exhibition Season With Loss To Omaha Today's Sport Parade B y OSCAR FRALEY The thlnclad warriors from Se mlnol* kept their tommyhawks flying yesterday afternoon as they captured their second track meet In a row by Selling New Smyrna Beach 81 ti, not counting two relays that were listed as “ exhibition’* In which the Seminoies were unop­ W AYNESBU RG. Pa. Bill posed. Kerslake o f Cleveland, for five Of the 13 event* in the meet jreara king o f the nation's anus-1 th* Semlnoles took II first places teur heavy-weight w r e s t l e r s , and a tie for the 12th first place thinks h* Is Just reaching his to run to the onesided victory In peak. which school records fell right and “ The prlma for a wrestler left teems to be In his lata 20* or The boys are all fired up now,’* early 30s,H said tha grappler who track coach and athleDe director this past weekend, at 27, won hi* Fred Ganai said this morning. fifth straight double triumph at " I t 's going to take us a day or tha A A lf wrestling champion­ so to determine just how many new ships. school records have been broken Kerslake won his fifth straight for Seminole High by the boys A ALT Greco-Roman title last In the last week.” week with three straight pins In It Is known definitely that Ron­ a total elapse time o f slightly nie Giles set a new record ye*' more than JO minutes. terday as he threw the shot put He pinned three opponen's and an amazing 42T0'’, more than a took two decisions to win his fifth foot farther than the previous re straight -A A U free style heavy­ cord. weight crown. "W e’ve got five or six new re­ Kerslake was the only double cords besides that thin week,’ ’ Gawinner In the four-day meet here nas said, “ But we want to check at Wayneahurg College. them all to make lu re." Th* fastest pinning in th* Gre­ Broad Jum p: Nance (S ), Johnson co-Roman finals wa* turned In by (N SB), Byrd (S ) — Distance — Robert Strckle o f the Kitchener, 19'6“ . High Jump fF ou r way tie Ont., YM CA th* only ehampinn fo r first place at 5’ 1” ) Nance (S ), not from the United States. He Meyer (N SB) Tyre (S) Shipman required but 11 seconds to down (NSB) Lyman Blackmar o f Catula, Ga., Shot P u l: Giles (S ), Schirard (S ), for the lOt pound 'JHo. Tyre (S ) — Distance — 42'10“ Two entTie* from the Ford A. C. Discus: Seott (S ), Giles (S ), Lit­ o f Dearborn took home GrfcO-Ro tle (S ) — Distance — 109’3" 120 man titles. Kahili Taka copped High Hurdles: Little (S ), Shipman th* IflO'Y pound championship and (NSB) _ Time : 19.1 100 Yd. the 147lb pound honors went to Dash: Nance (S ) Lowe (NSBI, Frank Sseckl. Wright (NSB) — Time — 11.0 Other champions were: Richard 880 Relay: Sanford (Rountree, Wil«on o f Washington, Pa., repre­ Mathleux, Collins, Stanley) __ senting Toledo University! 114Vk; Tim e — 1:12.0 Mile Run: Hold (S ), Lee Allen, Multnomah A. C., Eddleman (NSB). Middleton (S> Portland. Ore., 125H; Tom Hall, — Time — 5:52.0 440 yd. Run: 3rd Army. 130ki, and Bsrry Bill* Nance (S ), Low* (N S B ), Tamny Ington, UCLA, 174 pound*. (S ) — Time — :55.8 1*0 Low Hur­ United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK IB— Thu in as has "g its” and so Tony Kubek o f tho N*w York Yankres and Iteno Val­ des of the Brooklyn Dodgers are the front running pre-season fav orltes today to wind up with Koo. kie of the Year honors. It actually has been a p »or year for rookies hoping to crack the big league Ice. No more than •even of them are expected to be Ir m ajor league lineups on open­ ing day. The seven are Kubek, Valdes, White Sox outfielder Jim Landis. ‘ Kansas City second basem an Milt Graft, Glatst shortstop Andre Rodgers, first baseman Ed Bouchee and outfielder Hob Bowman of the Phillies and possibly out­ fielder Bobby Gecn Smitr of the Cardinals Kubrk Ever) body's Choice Kubek Is everybody's choice as 'he Rookie of Ihe Year. At this early date, Valdes, a 22-game win­ ger with Portland last season, •lands as his top rival. Eddie Joost ami Leftf O'Doul goth named him as the top Pacific Coast League graduate. The Yankees are keeping three others who may make it hlg, namely infielder nob Richardson and Woody Held and pitch-r Al pitcher Dick Hyde, who had a 15-0 Cleotte. year at Chattanooga. j m.ml. Brooklyn, too. expects much All in all, it'sh a rather slim I Winning pitcher: Stah dfM d; Los­ from southpaw Fred Kipp, a 211- rookie crop ing Pitcher: Rodriquez game winner at Montreal, whllz oaiehcr John Boseboro, stymied behind Roy Campanclla and Rube , Walker, probably will return to | the minora for more seasoning. If Campy falls, lto»eboro will re turn via airmail. Rodgers has been getting a bit of raves from the Giants b u t: there is a needling question s» to [ whether hr will hit. Staying upi with him is Curt Barclay, a 13game winner at Minneapolis F>ur Promising Phils The Phillies, In addition to Bou-1 ehee and Bowman, arc expecting hurling help from Don Cardwell i and Seth Morehcad. Pittsburgh lotiks to Infietder John Powers while Ihe Cards, in addition t o 1 Smith, count on pitchers Boh Mahe and Tom Cheney and see ond baseman Eddie Kasko. Over in ths American League,' two fine catchers are standin; disconsolately in line swatting 1 their rhanres. One is Haywood1 Sullivan o f the Red Sox am! the Other Is Earl llattcy, up from T o­ ronto to the White Sox. pivt res eng Cleveland expect* more pitching rstoppable Hr* help frsm soulhpaw llud Daley, i dles: Byrd (S ), Harvey (NSB). there was a morala decline, Little (S ) — Tim * — :23.0 880 chances are that Cocoa could whip Run: Giles (S ), McCoy (S ), Matthe Parker* Then, that would give Coroa the lead in the con­ ference and Sanford a tie for sec­ ond place with Winter Park. It would then be up to Sanford on the next meeting with Cocoa to throw the conference into a threeway tie for the conference cham­ pionship and a playoff would re­ sult. Should all these dreams come true, Laude said, “ With a playoff pe'll take it as it eomes, and we’ll do alright." Game time today was 4 p.m. In Winter Park. SUPPORT THE FLORIDA BEEF COUNCIL IF IT'S WORKING TOR YOU' Y o u r best J tire b u y b y far... 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C lifford Ann Creed o f Op«!n<|. tae, La., repeated as amateur champion with a 241, followed by Joanna Brun4 o f Laredo, T e x , * with a 262, / F g o o d e a r Y ou can’ t beat the low price on these (ament* 3 -T T riple-Tem pered cord tires! T here’ s extra strength in the J -T C ord body, and the husky rib tread assures longer wear and safer traction. D on’ t drive another mile on worn, risky tire* . . . trade n ow fo r strryigcr, safer, easier rid in g Super-Cushions. Ask about the Goodyear Life­ time Guarantee! A s 4?iv a s > / 2 5 A W EEK FOR. A S E T OF FOUR Six* 6.00-16 . . . Siza 7 .1 0 - 1 5 . . . $11.95 14.40 ptwuasod MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND mmmutt •«****, *wMcuie*.v::j*.»rmmA a w w w . i m T . r ^srem aasinairaiTw ai g o o d / PHONE FA 2-2821 ______ _ SANFORD Drive a Cadillac over any period o f time you wish — and the odds are that no one will ever question your choice o f a motor car. Who could drift a newr Cadillac and not pro­ nounce it the crowning achievement o f automotive engineering? For almost everyone understands the instincts that lead a man to Cadillac. Rare is the motorist, in fact, who docs notchuve his ou'rt heart set on And who—knowing o f Cadillac’s many econo­ mies o f ownership could fail to recognize it as tho finest investment in all motordom? tho "car o f ca rs ’. Certainly, this is as it should be. For Cadillac's virtues are simply too numerous to be overlooked — and too apparent to be misunderstood. Indeed, the reasons for choosing Cadillac are as valid as they are numerous—and we urge you to visit your dealer at your Grst opportunity and discover all o f them for yourself. Who, for instance, could befwtJ a new Cadillac and not proclaim it the most beautiful and majestic o f automobiles? Why not spend an hour at the wheel—and select your favorite Cadillac model as your own? W ho could ride in a new Cadillac and not recognize its extraordinary luxury and comfort? You can rest assured—the whole world will ap­ prove your choice 1 y ea r SERVICE STORE ----- — T i ic Olioicc That is Never Challenged I 113 S. PARK AYR. VISIT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER �[)• TIIE SANFORD HEttALP ImjtfMM win b# Mr*. E. I f. ! • Thura., April 11.1057. Page 9 .loke and Mr?. Frank HUI, At*..vood T ragic o f Daytona Beach| ts scheduled to speak on H ibiscus., Additional Society %ow dismJi h h ! JACKY FENWICK fly Jaeky Fenwick Don Homme Richard, Robert I HL’ RSDAY . , , ... ■ , Ih e Ladies Aid of the Lutheran MfJ 0 ,, Herndon’* home on Church of the Redeemer will hold sas.ford Ave. at 8 p.m Mrs. E. it* monthly meeting this Thurs 1c . Harper will serve a* eo-ho*tc.s* day in observance of Holy Week. .Member* are reminded to bringj Hostesses are scheduled to b e 1plants for show. \i \i - i - u ... i \tr. u nrv The Mimosa circle o f the (.xr* M r.. Joe Melsch and Mr*. ll c m y iJen c|ub wl„ m cct the h„ m c ' Thurston. All newcomers are In- J f u F McWhorter. l > vitul to attend this meeting. <ulu Load at HI a m. Each mem* The llemerocallls Circle o f the ocr is asked to bring floral ar* Garden Club will meet at the rangement. 4 . .. . fc. . „ The JacaramU Circle a ill meet home of Mis set Laura and Kina . „ n i.. 7:50 p. ni. «t the Carden Con^ |o Pr pw llips w H. Chittenden, 1604 Palmetto Ave. (f(. J0 ^ ncar (Jr „ .st Sl !n 4 Gordon, ATI, wh0 was form erly at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. J. I). Chiltcnd- , n(e , pcak on « i . , wns and Lawn column lumn decan t seem to have , . . . ........... ‘ . . . ............................................................................. ................. ........ . in VA 116, and John A . Elis* cn and Mist Bess Jones will b e ! care". All member* are requvtdona much towards gettinj me any ____ _ _ .-o-honca*. Sirs. T. J Gallagher to be present because the pro* new* to writ* about!!! If people * orth- who reported from VU 4 J. «ho na*r w , . l ' will bo the speaker and will showcram will he set up for the only realized what writing this Transfer* over »Hde* on garden and floral *r- year. Hostesses are. Mrs. C. M. column every day involve!. I’ m include those nr I) ..ala. p i*m. p „ » , „ n .„ '. rangements o f Winchester. V*. Flowers, Mr*. It. T. Hickson. Mr*. sure J u y 'd 1* sympathetic, anJ'reUx and John F. Ross, who have 3 : c h member is requested to Mabel Gear, and Mrs. Irving try nml h ijp out. 1 art wonder* I left for school at the Naval 3tabring a small plant for tho plant Pryor. ful corporation frr.m sum. pea* tlon at Key West, Florida. Both of The Ixora Circle o f the Garden pic a* the Air Station, and from these men »re designated as *nlc The Grammar School P -T A jciu h meets at 12:30 for a cov-r* i a fe-.v people on the outsiuc, m i "1ISS.N'. which mean* they are It's i.lway* the same oner, over high school graduates, and under meet at the school at 8 P ed dish luncheon, Mrs. 1 red Mornr.d over! But, now that I’ ve ja il ! some special typo o f program n‘ There will nomination of of- m y, 13tt 1 Forest Hr. Hostes.es, my la y ” . I’ll try to lmd sum*, mat assures them their eholea «'cer*. The subject discussed with ,ire, Mrs Peggy Murray. Mrs. y. o f technical schools while in the « « * » child'* teacher . . . . . b* ,lu,h I e c - Mr*- Ann C ow ,n * Mr4* thing to fill this lip wth today. (.aura Brocken. flic work on the Navy branch Navy. A good thing to remember ‘ Science and Social Studies 1 o f the Flonla State Bunk h u *,if you've got Soys in the fam ily The Junior Choir o f thefirst Mrs. Paul I’ ezold, 500 Palmetto started at the Air Station, and who will be eligible for the ser* | Presbyterian Church will meet ;\ve will ^ hostess to thcllibisit shouldn't be too long before we vice shortly. for rehearsal and ftllowship at cus circle meeting at 2::i0. Mrs. ran have our husbands do the Well, our "card group" meets Pmi. at the l hurch. Jo# Melsch wil t>e ro hostess. tt fF U ’ EKS TABLE AT TIIE llh annual donner'a luncheon of Ihe n id Jaffe, Mr*. Paul NuUmn. and Mr*. Hetbcrt Hechl, prealdeaU bunking errand* for us too! 1 again tonight at Jiml Golds - The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Hie program will he u “ Sick Sisterhood of Ihe Temple of Liberal Judiam held yralriday at the Standing left to right: Mr*. Lewi* (irossman, Itabbl Henry Shwsrta, (They’ll ull probably hate me house, which will be last n ig h t-clu b will meet at the Yacht Club Plant Clinic” , Mayfair Inn. Left to right witting are: Mr*. Dudley Blake, Mr*. Ber* and .Mr*. James Itohtnson. for reminding you o f this, if you by the time you read this, an d1at 8 p. m. The teenage hoy* o f the Church haven't thought of this a lre a d y !)1I've Just b»en invitrd to a plasThe Youth Choir o f the First byterian Church will meet in the l Modeling gowns were: Mrs. I Ifecht presented a short talk on Finally got the report on the ticwarc party for Friday, So 1, Presbyterian Church will meet for *;c ,g|on j{l>om a l j ; .u p m . Mrs. Paul Nathan. Mrs. Henry <Tho Meaning o f Sisterhood’*. Administration Department's par* know what I'm doing, but* I have- j rehearsal al 7:30 p.m. at the _. . . . ri a Sig Goldman. Miss Etta Levinty. Inst Tuesday, At Mullet Luke, n’t the vaguest idea what’* go- Church. f Carden Club will meet at Unique decorations furnished by The turnout wasn't whnt th ey ; 'ng on with anyone cl*e in tow n !! T he Dcacona of the FirstPresf ^ N rh . ... v. Mrs. Paul Nuthan, Mrs. Henry Sanford and Orlando merchant* expeetd, or wanted, but that was Suppose I can fill upaome Jt);48 at the home of Mrs. A. C. al , he churrh at 7 p m for thl, Shwartz, Mrs. l<ouU Grossman, wore the renter o f attraction. partly due to the cold wind that space by reminding you again Denson, of The ballroom of the Mayfair hion Show o f Memories" was Mrs. James Robinson, Miss Nancy Sanfgrd Ave. Co The Rev. Robert Spear* wo* blowing, which made it a about the contest going on nt the ------------------A long table held a large w ed. Inn was the scene of the fourth .staged by members o f the orRoblnaon, Mrs. Bernard Jaffe, I Jr. will acvnnpany the group. little uneomfortabla for everyone ba*c to find a name for the E.M ami Mrs. Jack Jaffe. Music for ding rake and bridal doll aur« These may be left with ,\Uo the young ladies of lliu annual donner’a luncheon o f the ganlzation with Mrs. Bernard The families had been invited to , Ells, #r >ho . s and V U ! i * i o re** f r0m ,^ h * l‘ r.1,,“ y ' Jean Tegfeldt until the show, and! church wj|| ,neet at 7 p.m. nt Sisterhood o f the Temple o f Llh- Jaffe In charge of the program the show was provided hy Mis* r 0 l M this one, but only a f.'vv made It, Apr! 10. And .n o her reminder carc f , m| t n n t p iM t the home o f violet Sprlvy for Joy Lynn Davit nt tho piano ac*•*,*». , ... rral Judaism of Orlando. Itabhi They modeled wedding gowns that companlng soloist. Mm. Myron *Pr,n* n ° w ew * The dining U b lt due, probably, to the weather alxiut the "*quar?-dancing" class ......... . Henry Shwartz gave ttic devot- dated back fifty years. Each gown I.evventhnr. were decorated with small old* that I mentioned. Those that did at the C hiefs Club Op Monday. . . . . .. , .. f , p y‘ «■ i ii «» i. t.. * .. u* # vftMt* .ui Monday morning the April m ej.- .Saturday tonal anil luncheon was served, had been worn by one member on com e were: Mr. and Mrs. \. I*. Just thought o f a NhW thing to . * .. ;n The president, Mrs Herbert fashioned bouquets. mg of the Driftwood Circle will Thp It A>s of the First |i:ipt|,t Immediately following, a "Fas- her wedding day. Cara, with thrir child. Mr. and I remind you oft begin promptly at nine-thirty, ut Churc|, wi|, mM t nt 9 ;:|0 „ nl> Mrs. Ralph Luther and their The mooting of the Enlisted Men's baby ler their Wooldridge Mr. their children. s-h three mrve cHiiursii. another thing to ‘ ‘ remind” you- ... . .„: ii Also from the Air Station, som* of! I hnte to "rehash" old new* *.iU be l.h* ,pcclal ", I SATUniJAY ..................... ...... ...v. . l .. _* .as. . . . ____.. give pointers on arrangement*. The Ladle* Aid o f the Luther- j news about transfers and a few !w hen the object o f this column l s ! K' ' e . p0*,nl(V, ,,, . . . o f new arrival*. The new arrival* lo bring you NEW news, so I’m ,*lx 0 n.<'se, ' .. . »n Church will have a bake sale are James McBrsyer Jr.. AN. sending cut an "S. O. S." far * ™ " m ,1 ? i |»‘ «:30 am . In front o f Scars who com e, to u . from the U.S.S. now,! |,bey » • « b ,n *fl‘ cr‘ ‘ 1 Store on East First Street. _____________________________________ !___________________________________ .| ci»m s, and next year perhaps w .1 * several arrangement*. I MONDAY e n t_e r TT The Y.W .A’a o f thu First Bap VWh ew | k. Alice Mill’* twin sister, Ruthic tlat Church will meet from 6:3u fa; i»? ! Roland is visiting from Washing"■'1® P ,n- H !Jjf ton, D. C. Rnthie ha* two children ITII.KDAY with her and a beautiful Siamese' The Baptist District Sword >VJ cat. Ernie Mills is in Olathe, Knn- Drill ami Better Speaker* Tournif »-f sas and since they are plagued merit for Assignment Training BY VIRGINIA CONN XL by bad weather may not get ImeK I'nion will ho held in Del.and. A Betty McCracken lias started staging at the Inn Friday morn- on schedule, so Alice is hoping bus will leave the First Baptist her free bridge lessons again, ing, if they can, of course. The that ituthie will prolong her stay. Churrh at 7 p.m. Yesterday Joy Webber, lads Kid- Driftwood Circle will have in Have some more information Tuesday cr, Sandy Ortmann, Sonj* Black- their booth nt the show water* on the Garden Show. The overall| The Joy-Ruth Class o f the wood, and Jnne llnty arrived for proofed baskets in which to make theme swill he "A Carnival of First Baptist Church will meet primary, intermediate and advnne* almost any type o f nrrangeincnt. Flowers", each booth has been at the home o f Mrs. Pat Wilson, Here’s the dress ed instruction in the subtle Me- especially suitable to the casual- done with tome part o f the rami- 2:19 N. Scott Ave. at 8 p.m. Cracken manner. Betty’, patient ne.s o f Florida living, jn porch, ,ul in mind. The hours will l>e Th* Sanford Tourist mid Sliufthat suits your individual taste and houseguest, Imogens Schultz look patio, or living room. Members of irorn 3 to 8 p. m. on Saturday, flcbonrd (Tub will meet for a personality! For you who love the new hers along with everybody else, the Driftwood Circle have hcon ami from I to 8 on Sunday. There coveted dish supper at tl p.m No one would know that Betty had working hard on these baskets will be no admission charge, but followed by a game session, pampered-beauty look, Tailored Junior had a baby three »hort weeks ago - Mho brainchild o f Betty G uy), and there will be a silver offering for The Dependable Class o f the docs it in DRIP AND DRY dacron and Hope everyone is aware of the are hoping to successfully sell Miose who wish to contribute some- First Methodist Church will Annual Garden Show to he held them at the Carden Show. A fter h'ng. There is still time for en- meet for a short business session cotton* with lace edged tucks front at the Mayfair Inn this coining the show them will 1>« a general tries, so put on your thinking cap, at 7 p.m. at the Churrh. A fter tho Saturday and Sunday. All mem-|sal* of plants, and Driftwooders and hustle your product down toi meeting the group will attend and back. Featured in THIS WEEK ters are asked to help with the, are requested to donate ona nice tho Mayfair on Friday. |church service*. Sisterhood Organization Holds 4th Annual Luncheon At Mayfair & ' ’ ............ f , DRESS 1 rr 1i |& V :k < i i£J . % Conning The News Magazine. Maize, Powder, Pmk. Aqua, Beige, Mint. Sizes 5 to 15. -.... . ; I*. . ■ i ; 24.95 . •t J , . * I*• e^.Lv .»»• PRACTICING FOR TH E MOCK wedding to be held April 28 at I’ inr rr*l are Ihe Sanford Junior High Sehool P-TA Dads. Th* pur­ pose of ihe show i* to raise money for new auditorlam curtains. Left U right are: F lojd Richards as Unrle Henry Wheathrarta, Howard Gordie a* Mr. Turnip Gs'rea and Ashby J i « r i a* Aunt Mhrathearta. (psiMoJtedA Happy Birthday April II Mm. F. T. William* Judith Ann Browe Robert S Wilson of New York City arrived j r ' ay for a ftw day* visit with his father, Fred END o r THE TRAIL Wacoc Tax. UP — A 4V pound calf ran loose through a renal ential section for nearly an hour Sunday. He was finally lassoed on the old Chisolm Trail, now known as North Uth 8L R. Wilson, 1900 Sanford Ave. -----Mr. and Mr*. James Under-1 k offlrr have returned to their home In Souderton, Pa. after visiting fo r several days with Sirs. L'ndorkoffler’s parent* and brother, Sir. and Sira- H. C. .Mor­ gan and Henry Morgan. BI RTHS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS . ' ... ~ . _ , Mayor and Sir*. W. Lawren Friends o f Mias Carolyn Spivey ’ , i. t » Swofford announce th# arrr, will be interested to know she la a patient In th. Orange Stem- - • d* u* hUr. or« *M Hospital in Orlando. Carolyn Monday April 8. Born at the ia the daughter of Air. and Mra. Swofford residence on 1-ake FloHerman Spivey. |rlda, at 7:J0, the new arrival Mrs W. K. Me Robert i, M r. w#j ^ T ,bi> |nd , 2 0, Roy F. Symes, Jr, Mra. Andrew . mm Cartway and Alisa Ceeilo Heard Mayor and .Mr*. Sw offord o f Sanford, were recent visitors - have three other children, they at the Clermont Citrus T iw er en are: d.arry age 10; Patty Ann > <out* to Naples, Fla. I and Billy three and one half. yes, it's a LA D Y , Y O U C A N STOP YOUP LOOKING. U SE OUR BOTTLED '■•A6 FO R C O O KIN G You can't m is* It - that look of the latest fashion .. that perfect lit ... new fabric*, new detail* that toll you it's a Tailored Junior! Thl* ono - a two piece suitdreas in orlon and cotton with its own scarf filler. Back interest. Beige, Blue, Aqua, Pink. Sizes 7 to IS. Z U D © E **") 1 E M O V E 9 Q U H U IIL T ■ttm IATHTUIS • SUMS WneaissKOffMfOIS III! FLOORS •MITA1S auto ’ mums ALUMINUM STORMWINDOWS Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed! FREE S A M P L E NO IS SMI (n m ilp a M n At HOCUS RUSTAIN PRODUCTS KUfinilf MAT f AJRLAWN, MW JUS1T 11 CUT 1I0IU I’ h. FA 2*5851 III \V. 9th ‘w 19.95 �I ........ ..................... t SANFORD HERALD Pnffe 10, Thun., April 11.1967 o-v SPEAKING OF CARDS * « ■■ , .. -------------------------* f V t- New P-TA Officers Named, Installed At Final Session Bible Class W»l| Sponsor Branch Sunday School Fight Trudeau Society To Conduct Two Scientific Meets (Continued From Pago One) and tbs staff o f the Aisoclatlon worked diligently for *hi indus­ try, and deserve, with other or­ he Florida Trudeau Society Tho Herman Morris Bible Close ganisations, much credit for thoir win eonduet two scientific ses­ j f the First Baptist Church, at efforts", Chandler said. tho request of the Paster, the "The drlginal request by the sions on Apr. 3-fl In conjunction Florida Tuhenilost* Re*. W. P. Broo.ce J r , will spa* railroads was fa.* an Increase a- with the 4u -n *or a branch Sunday School hi »*»• mounting to St.fi per cent fsr and Health Association's annual, south section uf He Sanford corn­ ibcf* service** wti’ch would ha VO meeting at the San Juan Hotel,. P-TA mealing of this season w tl el urity. meant an additional cost o f at Orlando. t ie eieu.. .lit . . Dr. Martin M. Cummings. Re­ 1 hr teacher of the (lass Is Her­ lenit . each season for their Installation. VA. Hospital. man Morris uni the dess press* the froth vegetable and fruit In­ search Service. The meeting held Tuesday aren- dm.! is W- Jl. Stamper. Washington. D. C., will give a | dustry o f tjiis state atom. h g at • p. m. In the sehool audi­ The dost has au enrollment of "The final settlement was for paper on tin "New Concept In torium was presldad over by Mrs. *7 end will be .nme the nuelct* o! the Pathogenesis of Sarcoldo*!*" g IS per cent uniform nationwide James Partin, president. the new branch Sunday H hool of Increase, which represents a sub­ at the Friday afternoon session. ■ Apr. 3. Dr. J. S. Robinson and Mias Kay Cstss, Miss June the First Bapti«t Church. stantial saving in costs for this nam in g tad MUs rat Jaekson fians art still In the making essential Industry, Chandler said. J - * * 7 „o f J g * gar* s report on the High Sehool anc It Is hoped that the school "Tha eomolleated ease case original original- “ • Rom*’ Ga • wUI dUcu** "The complicated Pneumonectomy in Pulmonary parties given under the direction enn he started eround tho first rd In August, 19V» when the rail­ Tuberculosis" at the Scientific of Mrs. MtMott Gore, recreational of May. accoritig to churt’i ot roads filed a proposal serkin? chairman, during tha school year. f'CM S. session Saturday morning. Apr I euthorlty of the Inter-State Com­ 6. Five e f the Junior High beys, merce Commlesloo to Increase the Florida physicians on the Walter T r ig 's Jr.. Albert Myers. S*rvlea charges on refrigoratlon Trudeau program will be: D r .! Erie Paanon, Robert Olliff and and other protective services fif.O Jack Reiss, VA Hospital, Coral Jerry Ulrey, gave reports on tha pgr cent. At that time it appear­ Gables; Dr. T. Z. Cason, state Jnnior High parties. They each ed a* a foregone conclusion that medical consultant. Florida De­ told of one particular party and the railroads wou d win thoir re­ partment warn dressed according to the of Public Welfare, quest. typo e f party they represented Jacksonllle; Dr. Albert V. Hardy, By MARIAN JONES "Tha Florida Fruit an.i Vege­ director, Bureau of Laboratories,. Mrs. James Parsoo and Mrs. John OVIEDO—Tha Oviedo Woman's table Association and other organ- Florida State Board o f Health Courier Jr., hare helped Mrs. Gore with the Junior High parties. Each Club will meet Friday at noon iratlons throughout tho country Jacksonville: Dr. Benjamin L. high school grade has been re­ at the clubhouse for ita monthly opposed tho petltirn for the In­ Brock, medical director, Central crease, whereupon the Inter­ Florida TO Hospital, Orlando; presented by a mother, or mothers meeting and luncheon. Mre. Donn Ulrey, president, state Commerce Comml.slon held Dr. Frank eaeh time, too. Cline Jr.. m~Ji<\il will preside over tho meeting. hearings throughout tho nation. director, Southwest Florida TB Mrs. William Henry Martin re­ This will bo a special "avont a* One hearing was held In Orlando. Hosnltal, T.smoa: Dr. Samunlj sorted that a Study Course would "Tha record alono, exclusive of , P. Martin, professor of medicine, >a held on Apr. I f from 10 a.m. Mrs. C. )L Washburn, president o f Florida Federated Women's briof* and other legal documents,, Unlrrslty of Flo.Ida M edial to I p.m. Clubs, will be tho guest speaker at consists of some 1.000 pngos of School, Gainesville; Dr. Emanuel It was daeidsd to discontinue the this time. testimony and about fi00 exhibits. |Suter, professor cf bacteriology. May Day plenle. The students will Tha luncheon committee will "Tho complexity of tha ossa was University of Florida Mrdlral aat In tha lunchroom as usual and have Mrs. J. H. Staley aa chair­ such that fha preceding » u not School; Dr. If. J. Roberts, West parents wishing to make reser­ man. concluded and the Commission’s Palm Beach, and Dr. Myron Scyal vations to oat there that day also, rieass coma or notify your hos­ order released until January lD3d,and Dr. DrWItt C. Daughtry, may do so. Further announcement tess. an then only a IS per rent in- Miami. concerning the latter is forthcom­ crease was authorised, or less, Officer/' for tho 1937-58 fi.-cal ing. than half tho amount originally year will bo elected nt the anA report was also given on tha sougbt. Tho Increased rales were, meal luncheon of the Florida cltan-up driva held recently at placad In affect In April 1336. Trudeau Society on Apr. 6. Dr. tha school. Between 60 and TO "The Industry continued to op- 9. D. Doff, Jacksonville, Is students participated. An Old Fashion barn dance will post tho Interstate Com m erce'president of the Tiudeau Society Tha eighth grade won the r o m Dr. Howard W. Dubose. | count, while attendance prises went bo given by the Dusty Boots Rid Commission'* decision an | appeal- and to Mrs. Ferdinand Duda, Mrs. W. lng Association Saturday at the (d tho decision first to the United Lakland. vice-president ----------------------If. Martin, Mrs. D. E. Mathers Sanford Pr.rmtn Auction Market States District Court which up-1 Mrs. Don Ulrey and Miss Lois •nuth of the city on Highway held tho Interstate Commerce, I ’t- W . Commission’s decision and then Ruddell. Dancing will begin at 0 o'clock to tha United States Supreme Mrs. Partin callad for tha no­ minating committee's report They end continue until 1 a. m. with Court. "The Supreme Court affirmed presented the names of Mrs. L. murie by the Ray born Brothers the judgment o f the District Court W. Mrrskl for president; Mre. John ‘ Craxy Mountain Boys". W. Evans, first vie# president; and tha IS per cent Inerceso was Mrs. Frank Sparks, second vice upheld. president; Mrs. Louis L. Day for "While of course tills Is n sub­ third vice presiding Mrs. Don stantial increase in costs for Ulrey for secretary; Mrs. Leon Florida's fresh fruit and vege­ Hospital Notas OUlff for treasurer. They were table Industry, as well as for other April 10 Unanimously elected. producing areas of th* nation, Admissions Nomination* for’ County Conn­ nevertheless united opposition aDavid Fox (Apopka) voided the larger part of th* re­ ell delegatee ended In the election Emery Lane (Sanford) Elsie Kay Cooley (Sanford) quested increas* and in tho o f Mre. R. C. Miller and Mrs. Roy Herman Harriet (Sanford) Interim saved ths Industry mil­ Wtlsenbarger, as delegates; Mrs. Chariot Wagner (Iyngwrood) lions of dollars. Robert Lee and Mr*. John Lundy, Discharges a* alternate*. Willie Mae Davis (Sanford) The Oviedo P-TA went on re­ Julia Ward (Sanford) cord as endorsing tho F. E. A. Rcsebud Raines fMIms) Program for bettor Education. (Continue! From Pago One) Walter A. Teague, assistant sup­ Annie Wright and baby (Sanford) lion are: better educational and Francis Griffin (Sanford) erintendent of publie Instruction, training facilitled for mentally Christine Sheffield (Sanford) explained the program and anand physically handicapped child April It ren, recruitment o f persons to en­ sworod pros and cons on tho sub­ IINII WACHS goes royal as ths Discharges ject. ter training for professions pro­ tries on th# Crown of tho Andes, Johnny Brooks (Sanford) viding service* to children to a!-| Cedi Farris wa* introduced, who which has an estimated value of Visiting H orn : private Rooms, 1 1 levlate serious shortages of such duly installed tho now offlcors. $4,300,000. It Is on display it th* Mrs. Join** Partin, retiring a. m. to i p. m.; Semi Private personnel, counseling of youth Conclave of th* American Gem Soeiel in Philadelphia. Created president, wat presented a past Ruoms, I to I p. m., T to • p m.; and parent* to plan early for mor* than 330 year* ego. the president's pin, alto a gift from Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m children’s education bcy»n<| the crown le mad* of pure gold and tho member* of tha board. Mrs. Parents and Grandparents only: high school levol, scholarships for Inca emeralds. (International) J. E. Brookshire presented the Obstetrics, No visiting durins children of deceased and di tabled gift and Mr*. James rearson the feeding of babies. Private Rooms. veterans and spiritual and reIt a. m. to 11 noon, I to 4 p ligleus training for all children. pin. Mack Cleveland Jr., Sanford At- will provide educational assistMrs. Morskl was ths donor 0f | ‘ t*1 » “ > • P- ® - Semi Private lantle Bank Building is child wel- uncc to thousands of youngsters th* acting president's pin, to bv Rooms, 2 tore chairman o f the focal post whose parent was killed or vied' worn during her term of office. 9 p. m. Ha will ba in charge o f special as a result of Military service Mrs. Pearson pinned It on bar Charles Dlshman, Mr*. Tommy child welfare activities during during World War I, World War dress. II, and th* Korean conflict. AcRefreshments were served Im­ Moon, Mra. Henry Wolcott and' April. According to Commander Lynn cording to recent estimates there mediately following tho meeting Mrs. W. H. Martin. Fifty-three msmbers enjoyed I,yon, "The recently enacted War approximately 150,000 much by member* of tha first, second and third grades. Mothers serv­ homemade sandwiches, c o o k 1 * s'Orphans Asslitc/.ce Act, support- children throughout the United ing were Mrs. Rex Clonts, Mrs. and puaeh. . ported by th* American Iwgion, States." 91 000,000 Mrs. C. Washburn To Speak Friday At Woman’s Club ‘G E T THIS F I L L E P ,------ IT 'S TO K E E P HIM < ?U IE T .* Many an American mother In recent year* ha* been mid* aware *4 the therapeutic value In a familiar pack of playing card*. Next time •no of your children U forced to remain In bed becau** of an attack ad meaalea or mump*, you’ll find that on* of the b**t way* to keep Mm quiet 1* (o live him a pack of playing card* and teach him ana of the many 8olltalre game* for children. Writ* to Playing Card*, 410 Lexing­ ton Avenue. Hew York IT for the free rule* on playing *ueh game* an Accordion, Zven Up, Knockout. Pounce and Pirate Cold. Annrras, marriage, Apparently Related Ry HUMAN N. lUNOISlN, M.D. BEINO single aeemi to have this. A single woman doesn't ex­ aome advantagea after o i l Now perience the emotional conflicts before all you huabanda run up which accompany marriage and to ihaka my hand for thla rather raising of a family. bravo statement, let me explain Divorce, separation and widow­ hood often bring on one o f ths what I mean. Recent itudlea accm to Indicate most common precipitating feethere la a definite relationship tori In arthritis—economic In­ between marriage and arthrltl*. security. Of course, there era various Crippling Dieoaao Women, wa know, aufler from other causes of the disease. Yot, one of the most reliable treat­ jthU often crippling dlaeate much igiore than do men. The ratio la ments for all forma of arthritla about three to one. I believe. And remains sallcylata drugs—or just wa know that women auffer the plain aspirin. While you should consult your mota aevtre forma of orthriUo. Dr. Sidney Cebb o f the Unlver doctor If you hava arthritla and Idty of Ptttaburgh School o f Pub­ should follow hi* Instructions Im­ lic Health reporta that married plicitly, be will tell you that sali­ women era more often victims of cylates era not only one o f tha arthritis than era single women most useful anU-arthrltle medi­ furthermore, ha says, women cations, they ara also one o f ths who era separated from their safest and the cheapest medi­ huabanda or hava been divorced cines. However, they should al­ or widowed, are more affected ways be taken under the doctor’s than those who remain married direction. l qinCSTlOH AMD AMXWDk A. P.: Is It unhealthy to eat high protein foods and high starchy foods at tha sama meal? Arnwsr: Wa know of no evi­ dence that eating foods rich In proteins and starches at tha sam a. meal would be unhealthy. • m r. Kina V ilia m 1, 1‘Um U. la*. T han h a n seems seams to be valid r« res ■m ine to support hi* finding*.1We emo hava lo n e recognised that eix ttonal factors play a major role In triggering thla disease. M arriage brings problems. Wink all of you will agree with [YOU'RE TELLING ME! ■ 1 - ly Will)AM k in ■— ■ Central Press Writer INDIA’S Prime Minister Nehru *d all of 'em. That, we’d say, was enjoying ■ ride In an air­ a really unique centescel I I I plane, a gltt to him from Russia, Don't let your yet birds get too when It was forced to land due to an engine Bra. Must have been /at, warn* a Chicago veterinarian. TAal’t right—who wonto * para­ quite a letdown. keet that look# like • pouter 1 I ! / / letter pottage goes from pigeon t 1 ! f three to five cents, as note ap­ A symphony orchestra vMnlet, pears likely, tee’ll have to change that eld phrase to—"A Jitney Jor My* He can treat ■ ken M Ike sound eaty travels m feet and • your thought*." keif. That should take a let ef I ! 1 Ne matter wha wins a milk •pony evt ef Jwnle/t — Strike, F i t . paints out, the cewt are Hire ta end In a squssie t 1 Spring Supper Parties Legion ---------------- - fiaatilghL Treasure Fruit Dessert For a treasure dessert look to your own pantry shelf If It la filled with a variety of canned fruits. Fruit anihrosla la s dessert with many plus values. It Is tops in flavor, is Jlffy-mado, and la as changeable so your fruit eupply or erefrrenro demands. Canned grapefruit and orange lections, bluet-cries, peach slices and pineapple tidbits are some of the fruits you can use. A few toajt«d almonds added just before serving, or e last minute topping of shoihct changes it to a new dessert treat. Try this combination of apricots and plums, and usa other frulta or toppings from tim* to time for this choice dessert is on* you will want to servo often. Aprieot Plum Ambrosia 2 medium slxe ormges 1 can (1 lb. 14 ox.) purple 1 can (1 lb. 14 ox.) plums whole apricots 1 cup shredded coconut Peel and remove seeds from oranges; cut In chunks or sections. Add half of tho syrup drained from the apricots and plum*. Toss the fruits and coconut together. Chill several houra to blend flavors. Eight servings. DO VOU WANT TO nB SUCCESSFUL TOOT . . in selling you- worthwhile properties for th* Top Market Dollar? A.k about the IIANSIlllOUGII AUCTION METHOD . . the road to surcesaful selliag for over a half a century. Only a few dates open In April and Maw—SO CALL AT ONCE for early Inspection of year property and details of the HANSIIROUG1I FLAN. Call COLLECT—Orlando 41571. ATTEND! BID! BUY! GROVEMONT ESTATES MT. DORA On Suuth Side o f Hwy. 30 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Equipped A Ready to Between Grovrtand A Operate Clermont Also LAKLV1EW HOME Don’t miss the T $159.95 Westinghouse Laundromat llom rsiteo— llw y. Frontage A Lota with Lake Privilege* TllL’ RB., APR. IS APR. 10— 1:30 F.M. Rolling hills covered with 1:00 P. M.—Grandview St. lush citrus groves, sloping A 11th Ave.—Thla is a down to beautiful spark­ commercial property on an ling lakes with beautiful1overslxod corner lot of ap­ skies and sunsets! Thor* prox. 100’xl40\ Tha 40’xiW* af* 16 of these choice home- concrete bldg, was orectod sites, clch measuring 101.6' with expansion in mind. It by 100’—moit of them with 1is newly decorated and Is oak trees. There’s 593' of modern in every respect. valuable Hwy. frontage, ex­ 3:30 P. M.— 1330 East 3rd I tending back to a depth o f [ Ave.— The eoocret« block | 165'. An ideal toes- constructed h o m o en joys' any type of busi­ b-lh a beautiful lakevle-,v | ness such as motor cou rt,' and lake privileges. Situat­ drive-in restaurant, gas sta­ ed on a dead end street, the tion, etc. Terms: 25% down, home sets on a nicely land­ balance all cash, or VERY j scaped lot of approximately convenient terms. lOO’xHO*. in It m TV! Proof-posfflvt that tho Loondromot* It tho moot offidoat wtshor yoo cor own! 2 IN THE DARK ARTESIA, N. M. UP — < thief broke into a local servic station. He didn't find a thin to steal but he left his o \ 0 Hospital Notes SAND Need a superb new dish for your Spring buffet supper parties? Here's a bright tasting chicken end cereal casserole at fresh and good as Spring Itself. Creamed chicken and mushrooms ara served on curry-scssoned Junlor-slxcd shredded wheat biscuits. Tha crunchy tenderness of the small cereal biscuit makes an Interesting contrast with tha delicate creamed chicken mixture. Spring Casserole H cup butter or margarine cups chicken bouill >n % teaspoon curry powder % cup milk 2 cups Junlor-sixe shredded 0 tablespoons flour wheat biscuits teaspoon nutmeg 1 (3 os.) can mushroom caps H teaspoon salt 3 cups cooked chicken, cut In strips Molt H cup batter or margarino In a skillet. Add curry powder. Add tha shredded wheat biscuits and stir until biscuits ara welt coated with curry butter. Cook over low heat, itlrring constantly, for fi minutes. Remove from heat. Drain mushrooms; ssv* liquid. Mix mushroom liquid, bouillon, and milk together. Melt remaining % cup butter. Add flour and mix well. Gradually stir in ths liquid and cook, stirring constantly, until mixture is smooth and nos thickened. Add mushrooms, nutmeg, salt, and chicken to sauce. Arrange curried shredded wheat biscuits in a shallow casserole dish. Spoon over ths chicken mixture. Bake In a 330* F. oven fo r 10 "aaimit*^ Makes fi servings. IN A OAY mood, film star Lauren Baealt pays her first vDlt to New Yot is since the death of her actor-husband. Humphrey Bo­ gart. She will drop In on Boston, Philadelphia and Washington in connection with premieres cf her newest picture. Mix* Bacall «-'d she has no Intention of re­ tiring ticjpllc a fortune left her. Riding Assn. Will Give Barn Dance » A Los Angelas cab driver dove 1 1 I out of a fifth floor window ef his When a Californian tried to pay hotel, was slightly Injured. He Ms IAS traffic Bn* with a 40- did It. he say*. because: *T was pound bag of pennies the judge mad at something but I don't remails him stay In tha court’s member what!" Could It hava watting room until ho had count-1 been at himself T ■ I ll IHOOIt frames her face with birds of paradise in New York, where the exotic blossoms m will be displayed at the Colls aurn In th# International Flower Show. The exhibition, March 3t to April 6. Is a traditional her­ ald ot spring. (International) POTTER SUBDIVISION LADY LAKE, lake County 8 Ml. North of LEESBURG 30 ML SE of OCALA 1 01k ft ore U. 9. 441-27 Rolling A lasel HOMESITE* FRIDAY. 1 P. M , APRIL 19 , Potter Subdivision has beautiful, rolling and level homesites all fronting 75 ft. on made city streets with electri­ city. telephone, dairy, dry cleaning, laundry end other «ity delivery service available. Terms: 25% down at A u ction balance. pay all cash or Most convenient term* available. Batty Furness on "Studio Ons" dumps 2 cups at send in s Laundromat losdsd with towels. Towels onras out entirely sand-free after going through the famous Naw W ay to Wash. THE REASON! Gone b ths old-fashioned centerpoet that bunches clothes and dirt around it, keeps mixing them throughout the vseh-oad-riaee eycte. Smooth agitators insido the Laundromat wsehbeaket lift sad plunge doth** 50 times a minute, laundromat itself b thoroughly droned, too, libs ne other washer on the market. Many other coming Auction* Including: Ranches, Motels. I Hotel*. Duplexes, Restaurants, Acreage, Homes. Income Propertiee, ete. Terms: 20% down (unless otherwise noted) balance an­ nounced. Coma tnfis oar store and tee A m test far gamut/. Baggerly Appliance Center 111 S. MAGNOLIA Phono TA 2-3572 W A T C H W E S T tN O H O U S tr W H tnt mm n em os a n t M u a r u v o *o r r o v f iillMftfli WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS �* ... . . . . . W A N W H ER E CLASSIFIED INDEX 4—BBOEEBS and REALTORS R E AL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. §■■ CAED of THANE. 1 LOST * FOUND t FOE BENT S BEACH RENTALS 4 WANTED to BENT I BBOXEBS A BEALTOBS . J. W. HALL, REALTOR B a y L. Kennedy, Associate Jon any Walker, Asaoriato “ Call Hall" Phone FA 3-MU Your* fo r prompt and efficient S em oo 15 ARTICLES WANTED 14 P U C E S to EAT 9 g rove. Price available. $5,500.00 Terms o IT BEAUTY PARLORS II FEMALE HELP WANTED It MALE HELP WANTED It MALE or FEMALE II WORK WANTED 8 BUSINEM OPPORTUNITIES MA MONEY to LOAN 23 SPECIAL SERVICES ESTATE TOR BALE CUSTOM BUILT HOMES FHA CONVENTIONAL FINANCING LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMBis f t A . K. S H O E M A K E R , JR . Phone FA 2-3103 1300 MeUoovillve Good buy on lake lota a l«t 3 bed­ room house and acreage, by owner. Charlei Polly, corner 14th St., Longwood. 1 4 2 bathe. Completed and ready for immedi ata occupancy. (.oration*. A. B. PETERSON Druid Park — Sanford Broker Aiaociate*: A. B. Peter­ Grova Manor* — Sanford son Jr., P. J. Cheiterton, Gar­ Valencia Villas — D efen d field Willetts, and R. W. W»IWhl»p*ring Oak* — Titusville ltame, A. C. Doudney, Land Survajror 22A ROOFING A PLUMBING 116 N. Park Ave. Phono FA 2 6123 FHA la aervica and FHA financ­ 14 PIANO SERVICES ing available. U ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS SEE THIS 26 INSURANCE Large modern three bedroom 17 NOTICES-PERSONALS homo on Urge lot. Florida room We can qualify >uu for ooa ef » ARTICLES for SALE thesa homea in 30 minutes. You It FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD and tile bath for a i low as $1,000. can start enjoying the home down. Balance like rent. while wa process the pspars. Tired £ 6 -R E A L PEOPLE BEAL ESTATE far SALE Stenatrom Realty BEAL ESTATE WANTED H. E. 8TENSTHOM M1SCXLLANEOUT Registered Broktr MISCELLANEOUS 2427 Laurel — Phono FA 2-2420 OFFICE IQUIPMENT AUTOMOBILES-TBAILEBS 1# ACRES WE HAVE A HOME Beautiful building alto with hard BOATS A MOTORS road frontage, large oak shade FABM SUPPLIES A MACHJN FOR YOU tree* are pientlfXil. ApproxiEBT mutely 1 acre o f lakcfront on 14 PETS-LIVESTOCK-SUPPLIES itnall lake, 1 acre Valencia HOMES— 3 end 4 b e d r o o m i (Poeltry) • 7 • • It II U U I M O R E T of Trailer-Lift-; Let’* Trade Developed by 3— FOR RENT Put down your root* on this large Oak-shaded r io t in excellent Two duplex apartment*, on* bed suburban neighborhood. Over room each. Furnished. $50.0:1 per 1U ncres, with liveable, new, 2 month. 701 A 706 West 4th St. BR homo that has unlimited Phone FA 2*3883 after 6 p.m Cor. Hwy IT-91 L 27lh St. possibilities. Phon* FA 2-1501 By appointment only. I bedroom home in Lake M iry on BRAILEY ODHAM. Prts. Palmetto Ave. Automatic hot W. H. “ B l ir 8TEMPER water heater, G. E. refrigerat­ Realtor — General Insurn or, electric range, automatic Guy AllenAaaociet* Arlrtte Prlre, Associate washer. lake privileges. In LOST LAK ES ACRES quire E. C. Hudason on Pal Phono FA 2 1991 - 112 N. Park t8 beautiful exmp o r home sites, metto Ave. FA 2-3385. 5-7 acres, with or without lakefront. Near Paisley o ff Rt. 42Osteen— 3 room firtt floor X’rite for brochure. Door furnished apt. 3 room se­ Registered Real Estate Rruker I.. M. “ STEW” Prince cond floor furnished apt. Call Ph. FA 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha 511 Center St., Kustls FA 2-5771. Phone Elgin 7-2305 OZIER REALTY CO. Small apt. 112 Elm Ph. FA-2-0378. Laura B. Ozler. Realtor Furn. 2 bedroom masonry home, Hazel M Field, Associate EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable 2601 So. Orlando IIw , FA 3-5642 Nolan itoid. ph. FA 2-2312. fo r Winter Tourist, Private bntn 4 bedroom, 2 bath homa, DreamIt shower. Steam heat. Inquire Real Estate Insurance wold section. • Large Florida Manuel Jacobson across from Commercial Inveitmcnts— Rentals room, dining room, garbage Po*t Office. Properly Management disposal, dish washer, carport*, WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* storage. Ph. FA 2-6398. private bath*. 114 W. Firat St. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. ROSA L. PAYTON~ This is a guest p a t, to the K it: RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR EDGEWATER D O M O RE A D B U Y IN G f^ H D 23—SPECIAL SERVICES ATTENTION pick-up truck own­ e r ^ 4 BF Goodrich 8 ply -ayon PUMPS 4 SPRINKLER cord commercial 15 tires. Tubes SYSTEMS & liners Included. Run approx. All type* and situ, Installed 2300 mile*. First $50.00 takes. **Do It Yourself ” See Fred Wells, c /o Sanford W I REPAIR AND SERVICE Herald. u ..u i. T j , SEE ELMO FAR IS YOUR P ontiac , - ! S E L L I N G ij THE SANFORD HERALD 28—- ARTTCLRM FOR BALR _ ... . Paint $2.50 gal., Cot* 35.91, Work Clothe* Camp Good*. A rm y Navp Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. j ---------- - F a c t o r , to“ y o u - Alumlaem 207 w * ^ 8upr? lr„ ? \ Veaetlaa Bllad. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6432 Encloied head. S s ; proof bottom , , i p , tl t\t r r c i v r n rail with pleatic ends. Haiti* VACUUM LLbANLK REPAIRS or rtron tape*. C*tton or nyloo cord*. _ SALESMAN— 301 W. First St. Repair* * parts for all make* o( S e n k n rik (liana a n d Paint C o. ne*n*r». Electrolux, H oover,, jj2-H 4 W c»t nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 N*w and Used Cars Kirby, Air way, G. E Replace­ FA *2-0231 or F A 2 5376 alter 6. ment part*. Work guaur.trcd IVe ouy and sell used lurmtur* Fraa pick up A delivery. Call Paying top cash pneaa for any 195.7 Ford Thundrrblrd. Esc*U*nt FA 2-4765 • thing o f value SUPER TRAD­ condition. Dial FA 2-4330. ING POST on IT 92 Th FA 2Trailers for eaU : 35 ft. Croat0677.______________ liner. 38 ft. D*trolter. For par­ Marin* Flnahmi This is • gurot pat* to thp Mnvieticulars call F A 2-2257. May land Rldc-ln Theatre for Pat For Your Boat consider trad* on hom* or pro* P«rty. SwUarlk Glana and Paiat Co- Cessube. Exp. date Apr. 20, 1957. 112-114 W. 2nd St. Phan* FA 2-4422 _________ _ _____ ________ 1950 Ford V-S ....................... SI 15 1950 Chev, Convertible 4215 WEDDING INVITATIONS a n d U<^ “ ***, W - * 'h.e.r. •nmAMSxA---- » ***** stove, $25.00 racti. Cal! it 868 announcements; $10.80 per 100. 1950 Willy* Stationwagon ... $1,'5 Magnolia, after 6:00. Also calling raid*, ete’ . ioncry. 1951 Dodge Pickup Truck . .. $115 Powell’s O ffice Supply, 117 1932 Mercury 4-dr.................. $595 Sports Coats, Su e 10 Plaia, Magnolia 1951 Chav. Hardtop M45 Uke new $8. Navy blue $5. Pb. RO Y REEL FA 2-5259 aft«r 6:30 p. m. S T T H T O m UING and KO($F306 E. Second St. INC, Full site play-pan in good condiDON’S COVER SHOP dilion. Originally $17.00. Will Plumbing KrrxXy Heating Automobile Interior Decorator sell for $12.00. Th. FA 2-5*17. M. G. HODGES Seat Covers — Boat Cushion* Service on All Water Pumps— A t Willi* Pontiac—301 W. tit Crib and high chair for sal*. Wells Prilled — Pump* 125 Pinscrast Dr. FA 2-4951. 1953 Buick convertible Super, ful­ Paola Road, Thone FA 2 6037 ly equipped. Retail for 61105, NEW WESTING HOUSE sell for $700.00 cash. Pc- at PLUMBING 1 ton 230 volt nir conditioner, Contract and Repair Work 2007 Adam , Ave. after 5:50 p. thermontaticAlly controlled. m. FA 2-5230. Free Estimates . K. L HARVEY Only $199.95. Terms. il^BOATS**and‘ ^MOTOKS 204 Sanford A vs. Phon* FA 2-336.1 BAGGERLY APPLIANCE WOOLSEY JOHNSON MOTORS SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 2184 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1532 Your Evinrude Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS .104 E. lit . Phone FA 2-5961 TH E NEW OLIVER OUTBOARD MOTORS P ow erfu l—Sm ooth—Guts! S -L -O W TROLLING EASY STARTING Special Introductory Offer 15 HP Full Shift Motor CENTER H o „m 115 S. Magnolia FA 2-3672 Westinghouse 7* rsfrlgerstir. Parfact condi dm , $46. Ph. FA 2-5781. Thurs., Apr. 11,1957, P » f* I I D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACROSS 3 Band lnatru- 26. Over ments head 4. Cut off IT.Ths UMDUM m ie ire o t i a t 'K * n a u u iiu n n a i afcj u a f 't u * '<•; «. Billiard shot 5. Femsi* ocean fjar.’ n vh • 11. Directional sheep 21 Isthmus iUEinrir*: < figure « Insertion (Asia) fia u t’ 1 12- Hawaiian mark 30. Argent o m 2 : - m o E ^ grafting 7. Malt drtnk la b b r ) a u n n a n t m m h , t m a t L i r -ri.v rr i $3. Mol* akin 8. Part 31. Presi­ HIR'jn f it in*t i color 9. Buckeye dent's n n n n a n r jr r 14. Ktndlad Stats nick­ again 16. Cushions name y « ilu (ir ‘) Aatwte 15. Shade Irt* 16. XVelght 13 Not 44. Display, 16. Compass Und l young a* point (a b b r) 19 Man * nick­ 36 Kind of duek a smile IT. Goddess of name 3T. Pier 48. Frozen dawn 20. Ohsen-s 38 Egg-shaped water 16. Confections 21. Military cap 39 Father 47. Norwegian 32. Month 22 Mother 40. Bang snow shea (tb b r.) 23 Openings 4J S-*h*pfd 48. Heavy 24 County Ianal) molding w sifM (Scot.) 35. C om ctr.trT tng 29. Silk acs-f 1. Cupllkt spoon I teecl I 31. Prance 32. A fertihier 33. Tree 34. River (Let ) 33. Color 38 Goddess of h*rve*ts I It. I 41 Fish 42 In what manner 45. Well grounded 47 Platform 19 Swiftly 56 Rhss s Und 51. Moro crip­ pled 52 Surmise DOWN t.T ardy 2 Inland *«* (Asia) r I £ ^ m - W W M W W W M W IM rrm m i i r r W\ V/am rr ii 1 i1 A\ 2 T *s 4* TT _ * Contracting 4 Repairs 1007 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2 6562 26— Fl'K N 'iTlIRK ami HOUSEHOLD GOODS CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller 4 Son Free Estimate— Quality Weak H ub; S p u rs, Mgr.— FA 2-1331 • TTTT BIG VALUE? • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS XVILSONMAIER CLARK N e» aad Used Farallur* Plumbing, Heating 4 Supply Co. .lit E. First St.. Ph. FA 2-5022! w e .s t f . h n " a u t o STORK Contracting 4 Repairs 214 E. First 8t. ... Ph. FA 2-1103 2019 Orlindo Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 This |g a guett pass to ths Movie-, Highway 17 4 92 Soutti land Ride-In Theatre for IVgt’.y 14 It. fiberglass boat, cover, trail­ Rest. Exp. dute Apr. 20, 19.i7, er. motor. Almost new. l'hon* PLUMBING * SFPTIC~TAN K S FA 2-4177. INSTALLATION & REPAIRS BEDROOM SPECIAL 24 Hour Service Uuokcase Bed Reg. $272.09 i l i — a r t i c L f„s XV A.VI KI) ARCHIE C. HARRIETT Innsrspring M st'reis F A 2-5299 or FA 2-5751 One Horse Farm Wagon with Matching Rox dp.'ing tubhar tires. 8 ct o f Singla Har­ Double Dreiser NOW 24—PIANO SERVICE ness. One or Two Ilo n a Mow­ Chest o f Drawers ing Machine. Scoop. Also 5 GaitTilt Mirror L. L Sill — Piano Technician ed Saddle Ilon a . Write R. M. Phone FA 2 0229 Route 1. Sanford Rakstraw, Box 1166, New Sm y­ Free—2 Fillow* rna Reach, Fla. or Phone GAS- PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING 8443. XV L. HARMON Ph. FA 2-1277 After 5:00 p. m. Wrought Iron Bunk Reds 17— REALTY PARLORS Complete with 23— ELECTRICAL .SERVICES mattress and Your Beauty Number Is FA 2-5742 la dder (Makes HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sale Twin Beds) 1U| S. Oak Ave. and ssrviee. G. It. High. Ovisdo Fla. Phsne F08-3118 or Sai 16— FEMALE HELP XXANTED ford FA2-3883 after 6 p. m. $299.1)0 toT ’ 7 a i U New CB house for sale, by owner. m m 2 bedroom. Extra large car8. D. Ilightcyman — Associate portc, and utility room. Spate 204 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 ... Clean furn. apt., O il Park Ave. for Florida room. Easy walking Cherry Real Estate Agency distance to store, post office, Efficiency Apt. Hl-way 17-92 So. Dial FA 2-9929— Notary church, and river. Large lot City Limits. Slumberland Court. 1219 W. 13 St. Rear-Barber Shop D £ Z S ta with shade trees. $6,995 Nicely furnished five room gar- I IT II TIIMI78 again for Sally at tha Lincoln Park Zoo In Chleago. JF IT IS REAL ESTATE Sec Roy Harding, td g cw a le r . age apartment. Adults only. Hers, tha griu ly bear brings out ths cubs from hsr dan for a sun­ ask Crumley & Montcith Trailer Court, Rt. 1, south, o f at 117 South P ark-P h . FA 2-4695 ) Cali FA 2-0833 or FA 2-0673. ning. It also looks as It Sally, who had hsr first threesom* about two New Smyrna. Firs! trailer on y tir s ago, Is taking euHha^famlly^wuh. (fnttmntlondl Exelusiosj ; 6 room unfurnished house. Ph. Buy lit Lake Mary and Save right, North driveway. MXJOK BROWN REALTY FA 2-6621, If no answer FA2 bedroom CB home on 2 lots. Laka Mary, Florida IZ 2 1266. IF YOU NEED 6 fruit trees, well ‘ xndscapcd. •I Pc. Scrtion.il Ph. Sanford FA 2-5237 Air Conditioning $8500. A good steady income «nd can " 3 room furnished apartment. 2300 J Reg. $179.00 Electrical Contracting and Mellonvillc Ave.1 work only h alf days, scil Avon Repairs; Economical Hom o 3-B.R., 2-Bath fram e home with 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home on beau­ — " -8 y Willi AM « i n Cosmetics. Experience unneces­ tiful 211’ lakefront lot. BRAND Wiring and Repairs Furnished 2 bedroom apt. 213 W. 200 ft. on beautiful lake, 2 acres Caafral Prrit Writer sary. Contact Mrs. J. Miltnich, RAND ALL ELECTRIC COMPANY , NEW, $16,500. EA SY TERMS. Innd. Price o f $16,500 includes « . 16th. Pb. FA 2-5460. Box 216, Lockhart, T H A T B U ZZA R D which blan- D. Fletchar. A ir Force Weather 12 Magnolia Din| F A 2-9915 most o f furnishings. # G EN E VA: Country horn*, two keted five western states proved Rooms $4.00 and up. 420 Wes*. 1 Complete Room* Service director. And that, h* In­ story, ten rooms, furnish-d with i » —M a l e h e l p xx.x.m f d a big disappointment In tha msn sists, la the painful truth! 2 .x . X n'Uir,[)I.Vt;-ilErAHts, First Street. o f Furniluro 3 UR, 2-lIath modem masonry kitchen equipped. 2-ear garage, PAINTING at tha next desk. It failed tn put ! I ! beautiful landscaped yard, 253 Budget and credit msn. Apply '.F ir s t floor, 2 room apt., private homa in excellent suburban sec* ths chill on tha mi-sus’ spring Firestone Store. Paris astronomers hot-# gon# Oil tion, school bus at front door. FLOOR saadtag aad Daubing foot frontage, near school. Call • entrance 4 bath. Electric 4 house cleaning plans. efrtk#—neir* (fem. Hotr, ash* d a a a ia g w sxatg a s r h a g banasGeneva 2G01 or write Ilox 303, Experienced man fur night work. ll water furnished. Eldt-ry couple Priced below present market at I I! $13,500. Terms. ladok Dumkop/, bp refuting to aa4a county s m 1866. Geneva for appointment. or single person. 109 Holly. Apply Bell's Standard Service, A ju it rrl t a . f i report save K r o o iA REDDING CO. look u p f R. 11. Glaaasa. I.Jk« Mary French at Seminole Blvd. FA 2-2189. Britain bnwjht In 19JS n record Cor. 2nd 4 Magnolia. Ph. FA 2 6321 1 ! I 2- B.R. masonry home, nice sec­ 7— UFAL FS TATE WANTED* I.IOOAOO bodies o / FrtncK cbam“ Bud ’ Bamberger, Mgr. Ted Burnett room completely furnished tion, surrounded by other attract­ A Canadian farmar complain* — WORK WANTED papa*. Gulp' Fro* Delivery TRADE for Farm Homs & Aeroa. for PAINTING ground floor apt. Lights and cook- ive homes. $9,200. Immediate two "(am *'’ ***•• h* bau«k) a* Modern 2-BR and 2-Car Garage Power lawn mowing. Ph. FA 2 6370 2601 Granview Phone FA 33978 t ff Z log facilities. Apply 313 Pal- possession. $1,000 down. auctlan have Mown away. Sound* home. High 4 dry; quiet $9,500. % bar ■ while ll didn't Mem likely like a real wild **aia chsM. evenings. -- metto Ave. For Pamtiag call Mr. T ssk ^ . Pb. Fruit, shade, paved St., 6 -b u t tha beiketball eaaian hai ! t ! Choice lakcfront lot (100x300) on FA 2 61X9. Room special It (.91. minutes to clock. Sanford. Laundry, ironing at home ur day •dually, at lang tail, came la an & Motel rooms suitable for couples. ON GOOD USED Contributors to a New Jersey beautiful Crystal Imke. Very and. work. Phone FA 2-5619 Write Rox HIL c / o Sanford lies *■ $40 mo. Ph. FA 2-4330. Republican campaign fund w ill do REMODELING T high elevation. $3,950. aid, give particulars. FURNITURE 7 1» |an by attending an indoor elrcua —— BUSINESS OPPIRTUMTIEJC Wa can assist to financing, plan* Clean furn. home, couple. 1505 Aching back* and toes era no Instead o f a tlOO-a-ptat* dinner. selecting n contractor, 4 the 2 B it. older style frame home 9— Flow ers. P ls a ls .. S b r e h T Elliott. reliable pradletaro o f a change in fineet materials available. .Modern Sunoco Service Station Give* >m a batter ihow fo r thalr for the retired couple desiring 203-209 East Firat FA 2-II981 lha waathar, daclaroa Dr. Robert money T for Lease in Sanford. Write ur '2 BIt bungalow furnished. 313 a close-in location. Only 4 blocks Peat Compost ( Dnctwelder’ s) 50e rnil Mr. Hartman, I'. <>. Box bu. bag. GRAPEYIT.LE NUR Palmetto, Uaed furniture, appliance*, tool^ from Winn-Dixie Store. Also close SERY, Grapcville A te Phone 68*1 Daytuna Beach, Phone act. Bought-aold. lairry’a Mart, SILLING FLORIDA BCIF I Bedroom house, kitchen equip­ to many churches. $6,000. FA 20886 CL 3-8625. 321 East First S t . Ph. FA 2-4132 ped. 817 Escambia Dr. $85 "0 WANT ADS mo. Phone FA 2-0920 after 1:00, 3 BR, 2 -Bath new and very de L K. ROSS FITTER. FLORIST 23 A— MONEY TO LOAN Thi* it a guait paia to lha Rita luxe home in M ayfair section. Thone F’ A 2-1851 Theatre fo r Nell Uowen. Exp. While they last— Utility Grade Small 2 bedroom furn. hotts Double garage, built-in range. If AUTO LOANS For dependable 3crvice Fir 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, mustly 2x6— data Apr. 20, 1957. reasonable. For 6 months. you reiiuirc a fine home in a COST LESS Member o f Florist ft $105.00 M. FA 2-4177. belter-class residential section, Telegraphy Delivery Assn. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. you should see this opportunity 1 BR apt. Kitchen equipped. Liv­ without delay. Price $21,506. 19— OFFICE EQLIPM ENT Out West 13th St. OF SANFORD ing room furn. 1*701 Elliott Ave. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Phone FA 2-6334 after 3 p. m. RED-I-M IX CONCRETE " O ffice Machine Co. 21—SPEC!.XI. SERVICES " " 10 acres with 5 acre* cleared HAYNES Window Sillx • Lintels Typewriters, adding machines 5— liH O n m s anil REALTORS and tiled and 5 acres in woods. 8alea Rentals. 314 M sg., Ph. Do you knit, crochet, sew or m tk« 5>plic Tank— Stntn A p?rovrd For onjoyablo f a d i n g DON’T WAIT A nice place to build a country FA 2 6462. Sand — Cement Mortar Mix saleable articles nf any kind. • Don't M i n Listings Needed— home. till }o u have to mako a quick Mirada Concrete l> . We have a proposition that will Service Families Waiting decision ALO NE Select your ij— a I iTo Mo HII.es —fftAH-HB interest you. Dial FA 2-2209 203 Elm Ave. Phon* FA 2*5751 BROWN REALTY 14 aero grove on 20 acres land. fam ily cem etery lot at beau­ nr call at 918 French Ave. at Sanford Ave. at Rosalia ia— INSI ItAN(*K 6 acres in Large Seedlings and once. tiful Oeklnwn Memorial Perk. FA 2-26:58 8 acres in Hamlins, mostly 4 BALL INSURANCE AGENCY year* old. A good investment at NOW I n c o m e t a x s e r v ic e ” FOR RENT YOUR COM PLETE PROTECTION FOR $I»,oon. Terms. XVm. H. Murray Store building approx. 510’ HOME AND BUSINESS Low Cost time payment* PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A 1111 Celery Ave. Phone FA 21394 1 bedroom unfurn. house. 1 baths, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD Closed Sunday screened porch. Call LEW LUSTER USED CAR RAYMOND M. B A L L AGENT Thl« l« a guest p e n to lha 2 room apartment, funished. ENVELOPES, Lettarhaads, stat#- 204 S. Perk W. DIETRICHS r. W. MEBO 1949 Ford 2-door Sanford O ffice— FA 2-4263 Prairi* I.ak# Drive-In Th celtej 2' bedoom home, Furn. Available manta. Inroicea, band bill*, and REALTORS 1950 Ply. 4-dr. Sedan, new for Mrs. Vernon Hardin. Exp.I Home: FA 2-5836 -April 15. program*. ale. Profro«tie* Elisabeth Mriht in. Associate FAR M E R’S AGENCY paint 4 scat cover*. Spec. $395 date Apr. 20, 1957. NO OBLIGATION KENNETH L. SLACK Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951— 1961 Park A te. Phone FA 2-3232 1951 Plym. 4dr. Sedan . Insurance end Rea! Estate KEG. TEAL ESTXTK BROKER 403 West 13th St. Insure with FARMER 4 rail as­ 19X4 Chav. 2<ir. P. G. 1009 E. nd Thone FA 2 0221 FOR RENT sured. 116 French— FA 2-6221. 1934 Pont. 4-dr. Hyd. Clean WELL DRILUNG New on* bedroom unfurnished 19X4 Pont. 4dr. Std. Shift V Consult A REALTOR First Fairbanks-Mors* pump* house. 27— NO HUES— PERSON XI.m 1955 Pont. 2-dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. • CULLEN AND IIARKEY Rapair* to all makes. Ph. FA 3-0251 or after 6 p. m. HOWARD C. LONG 166 N. Park Are Ph FA 2-2-111 HIGHWAY BUSINESS PRO­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby PERTY AND ACREAGE FA 2-2883. SOI W est 1st St. 107 E. Commercial Avt. Bed* Dsy. Week or Month— CLAYTON C. BROOKS Phone FA 2-2533 T*1 FA 2X181. Furnitura Center It will pay Y O U to tea us bafora Phon* FA X-0M9 118 West First St. REALTOR HOUSES WASHED you buy. Open Evenings and Real Estate Investments Raymond l.unriquiat, Also roofi. STEAM I.UX PRO Sundays. T IN Y TOTS NURSERY Specialising to Acreage U M u c iA r r Eavtvidr Trailer Sales CESS. In Orlando since 1946. Infants to school age, Reasonable Route 2, Box 636 Sanford, Fla. l“hone FA 2-3951 Altantie Bank HAN MARI I HI. 19. Fairbanks, Palatka, Fla. Thousands of satisfied custom­ rates. Mothers cere. Mr*. Single-IU . XI. f..VT.\7t ~f OR s.XLf, Aiaike, receives e kiss from Dr. ers. Free estimate. Call 54389 ton. 1404 E. 20th. Ph. FA 3 5425. This U a guest pass to the Prairi# ~ CASH FOR YOUR CAR J. H. Van Roijen, Norwegian collect, Orlando. Laka Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. 3 BR CB homa, large lot, nica Ambassador to the U.S., after j Gentlemen leerin g for Chicago HOMER LITTLE Phil Stanley Jr. Exp- date Apr. location. $9^50. $52.41 mo. 2128 GATLIN BROTHERS the was chotan Queen o f tha "1 end vicinity. Went* driver, nil USED CARS D >0, 1937. Yal*. Dragline 4 Bulldoier Service expense* Paid. Phon* YaMcx j 19X7 Cherry Bloswm Festival In 1012 Sanford Avs. Ph. FA 2 3276 Sanford. Washington. ffnlcrnutionalj l Hotel, Room 101. Theatre for Clay Williams, Exp. data Apr. 20, 1957. $199.00 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE $79.50 $129.50 YOU'RE TELLING ME! $295.00 $SAVE$ Mather of Sanford Florida State Rank u s * - RAY HERRON Seminole Realty Robert A. Williams ■ M SER M BUILDING N £ tb t~ C O ttC R ST PPt. ; I t F* J �£ - :iv .S - i r V ?.• V f j r * v -\t\ \ .h i h n 1*. Thor*, Apr. 11. !*>• sartors n u u (B v « rv Taking Life Easier a Help* Hypertenidon Challenge For Dr. Mays J A m w n e n l bjr E L IZ A B E T H S E IF E R T . . v, * SPEAKING GE CARDS’* i MLR s m w s . Often they mate i tafia* fififf Irritable. Aad ' C 1990, ky EUubtU S tilt*. Rsyrtstsd by «r, Dsdd. Mtsd * Os- lac Ptertboted ky 10»f rsstsrss ajrsdkat*. • ■TMUt'als p n i ) 1 doctor* la tlM KM* suburb ot tlurbaak try la i (roc srrrvuia# clink lie* <l BOory .... rf? U\« County Hospital. Sr. _ , Maadla. a Mi n i boortrr «t tbr protect. return* from a m-stla* *ad trlla Hi* wlfs. Htlca. that tnouch goasy^hsa b*m donated W St* up CHAPTER S 1UHM BLAND IN did -g o oe," J catching up the thread* of tha County doctor** rsaaona for want­ ing tha clinic la tha drat place. Each of tha four tuburha la queattaa traa aa large aa many a city, h* said. with hcraaa aad tamlHaa la greater proportion than moat municipal aattlamenta enjoyed. Storaa bad been opened toaerre tfeaa* aubur ban famlllea: doctor* had com* to Ilea there, too, and bad opened their officer, though meal o f them alao affiliated with hoepitala la tha eity. But tha doetora needed a way la reach tha County poopla la tha earn* fashion that the various hospital and ellnla acretem war* available— toady—to the people to the Hty. Three year* ago, with this aort of eorvtce la mind, the doctor* had formed an organisa­ tion! their initial step had been to establish a night emergency call aarvtoai A t first they rented • email afar* for » dash end thatr record*, and the necessary book­ keeping. might emergencies bad soma la there, or were brought. In tha mistaken Idea that a doetor would be present. Tha next ■top was to have ana on hand. That predicated seam equipment, and the makeshift quartan wan unsatisfactory for tha purpose. About that tha* the Country Day School gave up its property at the edge o f Burbank. The doct o n w en eaked If they would be bitereeted la tha "olaal” aa a permanent location. A favorable, long-term mortgage was offered them, aad was accepted, hesi­ tantly. In the heart of tha new shopping ig center, tha location was Ideal. el. Tb* doctors' plan wma to establish an examining clinic, a screening cllnlo, for well peopl«!. If they eoutd make a house­ wife take aa hour from her shop­ ping to g o la for a chaek-up; If ah* would than aend her husband ta, and bring her children . , . T hen w e n various organiseready to help them, tha ** W tha | "Enough ta buy tha bulldtag Public Health Sendee, tha Heart and equip K. Seventy-five thou­ aad Cancer and Tuberculosis or- sand. a t least” finuA U oni. ■No rtrlngaT** / And with their help the clinic ■Well, shell be oa our Board.* was started. Borne dey the doc­ ■Do you think you wint AIM* tors hoped to have all the equip­ ment and personnel t h a t they Ml Ibum running your ehnie, John?* nwnrtwft. "She won't run A We Heal, "But now,** John announced ab­ ruptly, “we can do all we want to Helen." "N ot with Alice on the Board. do, and It can b* free." Helen lumped. Bhe’d grown n She’ll dictate policy, If she docent little drowsy during the recapitu­ do more. You know that!" John smiled ruefully, and lation of tha clinic’s history, which was aa familiar to bar aa rubbed hi* band up tha back of tha chronological record of her his neck nnd hand. *1 know ah th at" he admitted. *Tve given marriage to John Blandln. "What changed things tonight T tha matter some thought" "But the money talked, ef Where the clinic going to use for course." money I" "Seventy-live thousand? May­ John stood up. “The same thing be a hundred? Sura, It yelled. the Mil bums use, my sweet." Helen leaned back In her chair Alice is honest and Intelligent to study his face. "Oh," the She agreed readily when 1 sug­ gested that ber attorney should moaned, "not Allcet" "We want our clinic," be said represent her on the Board. And tightly. "Aad Alice—Mrs. Mil- If w* do a good job of running bum—la ready to give u* tha tha clinic, sticking to our pur­ necessary cash to set ua up prop­ pose, she’ll let us alone." T know Alice Milburn. Tha erly. Immediately." "Not just ik* lh a ll" o r l e d lavender-and-old-laca lady le booHelen. "Not just tonight—out of eat and she le Intelligent But where a personal prejudice Is the blue?" He eat down beside her, and concerned, eh* can also be a put his hand affectionately upon snake In tha bouquet of sweet­ her forearm. “ I’ll make It brief,'* heart roses. She—she—” Her be promised. "My Idea was that cheeks were poppy red. T m sor­ tha dime might get the support ry, John," aha said contritely. of the Women's Club I h a d "It’s definitely decided then?” ■Yea We chose n Board. Three hoped the whole Club would underwrite tha clinic aa a finan­ doctors; I’m on* of them. A rep­ resentative from each of tha cial project" Helen hapt bar Hem smooth sponsoring organlxaUooa Mm. and her tongue stilt Until to­ Mil burn, or ber attorney, night John had not mentioned one other—we called him a this idea to ber; ah* could have fold him— "Choose him?" "But** he was saying, a llttl* Tentatively. We must ask Mm frown between hie brows, “ soma to serve— It’s Joseph Radman at politic*—female, and thus Incom­ tha bank.” prehensible to me—It bad to do Helen began to gather' ber somewhat with so many terms on papers together. Mr. Radman tha Club’s Board of Directors— might not serve; hie wife be­ anyway, It was politics, and In longed to the Women's Club. the course of It—or would It be "Wa’va had another bit of fhemT—tha Club turned tha thing luck," John announced. "Aa 1 told down. But fortunately for us—** you, this thing’s been cooking Ha hesitated. "Fortunately tor ■Inc* Christmas. And It seems us," he repeated, "Alice took their certain now that we ahall be able refusal aa a direct (lap at her, to get Chad Maya to aet ua up •Inc* she waa the one who was and get m running In high pushing support of the clinic. Just gear." to show those women—that waa Chad Maya . , . Helen whirled her term!—eh* has offered to about " N o t tha wonder boy!" Hie finance the whole thing alone. Aa cried. aha can, of course." John nodded, smiling. "How much ?" asked Helen. (T o tta Continued) fi'ilfert Rsprlatut br permlateoa of th* nbllaher, Po-M. Mead A Cb., Ine. Distributed br k iss JTcsIurss Uyn<!lest*. A WORLD RICOID 0I0 S I WIIOHT o f l l 1,000 pounds Is lifted from enow-covered end Ice-surfaced Lake BemldJI, Minn., by a SKI C-130, a ikl-snd-wheel version o f tha C-130 prop-jet propelled Hercules trinsport The craft is equipped with the Isrgeit ikls— 10ft feel long by 3Vk feet wide. They weigh 1,100 pounds. The plane took ol? from the 21-lnch thick Ice, covered by 12 Inches o f snow, In • run of 083 feet It is designed to Improve the mobility ot U. S. armed forces In (ho Arctic end Antarctic. Chocolate Peppermint Pie with N o Bake Corn Flake Crust chronic _______ ________■ MASAYVKI TAM, J ip tM N Am­ bassador to th* United States receives a cherry bloeeom from Ms daughter, Miss Toahlko Tanf, after eervmoale* marking th* oflldal opening in Washington ot the 1937 National Cherry Bios■otn festival. (InUmottonal) Taxpayers Can Count On Relief By Next Year fiV#Jmince*Unf " rc.ra* ' ’ ,h# •*>!«* observed consumed nv* ounces o f milk per cereal serving. Thus cereal become* I m p o r t milk carrier, especially for adults. *" AH L h E vu*?1 o f corcal and tnllk le another way to Include *«»."» in tha dally diet. Entree*, mufffna. broads, confections, end dessert* can all be made with cereal ami milk ns ingredient*. Chocolate Peppermint Pi* with Corn Flake Mnrit, w _ Choto.,ri* Peppermint Pis with If® Bik# Cor® Flak® Mir*hmal!ov CruM t tablespoon* butter 1>1 ^ . n ^ r H teaspoon aalt 3 0" er*m* « kM’ ? r** sweetened or regular 1 pint ehoeolat* lc* cream 1 p,,nt P*PPcrmint stick or m|nt |c« cream ^ cup chopped peppermint candy ertm f’ tT" 1 •«!* In large pan. Place Jow St,^s*on*t*pt,,y until mixture la amooth and hot. ! corn flake*,• stir carefully until all cereal flake* are coated. oo. ChSl r i slayer r,* ldC,e,nH d boIt‘ on\Ice ° f bu“ ’’ ” ’dtoo 9-inch t •'HI. UFill*»ni'th rill with a o f chccolate cream, withPl.a l ije r o f peppermint stick or mint Ice cream. Smooth top. Place In e * * 7 J r v t M C0.m* 'V "* G\ r,niih *°P with chopped peppermint stick w itfe t ,m ln X ‘ ' N oU ' be LVred ON A I RIAL RUN off the coast ed England, the Royal Navy’s ex­ perim en ta l h ig h -sp eed sub­ marine. the Explorer, success­ fully cuts her way through ocean waves. It Is the first ot two new British i"b a to use a hightest peroxide system of propul­ sion. This allows the main pro­ pelling machinery to be em­ ployed at full power when sub­ merged. tJmUrmUiomalJ ta mduly fearful of this disorder. tank causa for loo much worry. By recognising th* aymptoau, ob­ taining prompt medical atten­ tion and by following your doc­ Both physical and emotional tor** advice (among other thlnp fatigue frequently art eigne ef to take Ilf* easier) you can h a early hypertension. rule live a fairly normal Ufa with- Be le blushing, eapertally srhen It I* accompanied by nerxptraUon, palpitation of th* heart aad a rambling of th* bowels. ROW Xdon’t want you perform While thee* symptoms may trig a diagnosis on yourself. Even maan that you have high blood • doctor has difficulty diagnosing sure, they don’t reveal the high blood preesun from symp­ extant of your trouble. That’s a toms alone. He must eondoet an Job for your doctor. extensive examination before he le able to determine definitely O. T.: I had my gallbladder re­ whether you have hypertension. While th* following symptoms moved about eighteen months might or might not mean that ago. Three weeks ago, I dev eloped you have hypertanalon, they a pain In my stomach, under my usually Indicate that something shoulder blades and In th* right may be wrong. Very often It la aide. What do you think could be causing thief high blood pressure. Answer: It la Impossible to ten from th* description given, tha Moat and moat Inca- cause for the pain. pacltatlng symptom la frequent Hot Infrequently, following tha headaches. Although a headache removal of th* gallbladder, pains may occur at any time of th* day, due to spasm ot the bile duct may generally those due to hyper­ occur. It Is possible that a stone tension are around when you may hava formed In th* bile duct You are la need of a careful wuka In tha morning. Headaehas tan to aapaelaBy study to determine th* exact dangerous to a person with high cause for your dlffleultv B E A U T IF U L OW E O F M Y H AN D — I S N 'T J T ? M E S C U S T O M E R ® .* atrteOy • assy seen M sever* tafootball. bowllafi I television ta math tbs sun* way a* topi tee first talevfatag ad tha ball and other aporte at* presently] | ssn to* Unttod States and raeawt Intoraattooal Bridge Taur— M m an Italy proved t a t to* game M m appaahng m to millions ef klMtsev* to tot the TV Brides* andTrfha^^pnlev^esirM^^I buzMsaLtaa StrSmtaps** FOR YOUR YOUNGSTER’S By VINCENT J. BURKE United Press Staff C am tp ona*nt WASHINGTON 8B— Rep, Rich­ ard M. Simpson R-Pa. said today texpayen can count on substan­ tial tax relief possibly this yaar but certainly by next year. Simpson, a high-ranking Repub­ lican on tha tax writing flout# Ways and Meant Committee, dis­ closed that he plana anon to In­ troduce a bill to provide for bil­ lions o f dollars worth o f reduc­ tions in both perional Income taxes and levies on eorptoratlon in­ come. Simpson aald hit bin would pro­ vide fo r a ‘ ‘ modest Increase” In the tBOO personal axamptlona and for tom e revisions In tha taxation of aapltal gains Ha aald tha m ea­ sure la aimed at providing $3,300,000,000 to 10,000,000,000 la tax relief. Simpson took Israa with those who contend that big tax cuts muat await iharp reductions In federal spending. He h ai been out spoken In his criticism of Presi­ dent Elsenhower's record-high spending budget. " I f we want to out ipandtng,” ha told a reporter, "the w sy to do it le to cut taxes. That will force the government to cut back spending to live within Its Income. T don't think we will ever get a substantial tax cut if we wait for a big federal surplus to de­ velop." He blamed th* administration's record high spending budget on (he fact that a sixabte surplus was in prospect. “ The spenders ta governm ent saw a chance to enlarge their work areas and they proceeded to Increas* spending.” Simpson said he thought tax­ payers would actually got relief to­ taling between ta.oo.ooo.ooo and $3,000,000,000 by next year. "I'm bullish on tax relief,” he said. Camerman Killed While Filming Manmade Slide *£2, * " “ pth tha breakfast cereal and dairy industries sponsoring the Jourth Annual Spring Cereal end Milk K.stival lo promote the food value o f cereal and milk. "You never outgrow your need for cereal and milk” ia the theme o f tide festival n/u ,unf,jr ( 0,u*!d th* t hal* of th* adult popu° 7 * r ? r nk ? ' lk’ « • , of the richest sou rr^ nf *ddi*,° n 10 e? ,f ,1um* »nd milk eervlng provide* top-quality protein, quickly available food energy, essential Bcomplex vitamins, end the mineral* Iron end phosphorus. Rec.-nt A frtllng ot I g h t disability and f i a t * than r tlln e a * m ay ta an Indication o f ■ ay other single diaaas*. hypertension. OeneruBy, though, Actually, t h e n i* M BMff to this particular symptom la I t a S EM PIRE, Colo, flt — Highway erow i Tuesday recovered tha body of a cameram an trilled when a manmade avalanche he was film ­ ing emshrd him and hla station wagon beneath tons of snow and rock. Workers dug out tha body ef John Hermann, 20. a m od # cam ­ eraman who was filming ths slide on Blue Creek Mountain for the Walt Disney studios. The body of Wayne f. Whitlock. 20, of Empire, who also was killed In the (tide, waa recovered Mon­ day (right. Authorities said both men wars suffocated when a round from ay7S millimeter howitaer touched off tha slid*. Roland Wyatt, l i , a Salt Lake City high school student who had been assisting Hermann, was caught on the outer fringe of the slid* but escaped Injury. Wyatt said Highway Department maintenance men fired three rounds from th* howitxer at tha key point of a mate o f rocks and snow on the mountain. Howitzer* frequently arv uved to ahoot down potential alidea before tha accumulation of snow and rock build* « p to a point where It ia dangerous for traffle on the highway below. This time, how­ ever. the shot triggered a much bigger avalanche than bad been expected! W < Little girl, little girl, where ere jroa going — in your beautiful new Easter outfit from our wonderful new,-season collection! Dresses Nylon, Organdies, Cottons oh so many other fabrics . . . . you’ll thoroughly •njoy Easter shopping whan you sag th* many adorable little dresfes for the young ones . . . . designed by Jack Bor- genchl and Ruth Ann. See the selection of colors, sixes and styles that Yowell'a hag before you look any plnce else. 3.98 to 12.95 Panties By Alexis ht whit«, blue A yellow . . trimmed with rows end rows o f ruffles and lace. In nylon and cotton. 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I LL C «n PA 2*2611 Befog* T For Deftrery > FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 Uaited Construction Plans In Immediate Future Navy Reveals News The Navy today iaraed a state, ment to the Joint Washington dele­ gation In which new* of the re* talning of the Sanford Naval Air Station hero waa released. Congressman A. S. “ S y d " Herlong Jr., In a telephone releaie of the statement, aaid that Admiral W. V. Davis, Chief o f Planning for the Navy aaid ’ ’The original plan RATIONS W ERE DRAWN AN D KITCHEN *ct up to feed alt personnel o f Company “ H , 131 Arm<*rd to replace tho Sanford Naval Air .Infantry Dattalion, National Guard, within minutes aflu* last night** alert wa* founded at 7 o ’clock. (S ta ff I'hoto) Station, was based on the need for modern facilities suitable for the operation of th e/blg n perfor­ mance jet aircraft simulated in an area not threatened by rncroJrhmint o f the surrounding popula­ tion.” The statement from th# Navy continued "In view o f m ore urgent requirement* elsewhere in the Na­ vy Aeronautical establishmi nt which prevents the im mediate re­ lease of the subject facility, the decision hat been made to adapt An alert wa* aounded laat night |Judge Advocate General, of m e Dl and expand the existing facilities at I at 7 o ’clock which called out the vision to watch the local unit in Sanford to acrom odatc the current I requirements rather than to reSanford National Guard Unit, Com­ acl*onLt. John Keeling, one o f th* Com­ build a replacement activity in the pany B, 154th Armored Infantry pany " B " officer* said that m l Sixth Naval District." Battalion for a simulated mission chine guns had been set up along John Krlder. M lna„ r o f th( th# In Tort Mellon Park. the lai front In the . ■»», 'L \ l» , Seminole County ChamE>r o f Com Major Roy D. Green, Ass’ t G-3, Park area, however, the ‘ nests m crce, revealed the message first Operations, for the 48th Arm or­ coukl not been seen even through re at the local Chamber o f Commerce ed Division, said "This could be a porters w.-re walking elose by. wiUl M, yor n>vld ( jalchei local, statewide or even further "In addition," said Lt. K eeling.; Chamber of Commerce President slcrt." "W e have mortars set up in th at, Clifford McKibbin, and Jaycee Possibilities that an Armory will Fifty minutes after the alert was area" as he pointed to a section President Georgo Andrew Speer be built in Sanford for use by an sounded, 35 men and two officers o f the park, seemingly open. In listening in. Arm y Reserve Unit loomed today had reported to the Sanford A r­ that instance, too, the battery of I The entire Washington dvlegawhen a spokesman for the pro- mory with full gear and equipment mortars could not be seen. Hon, including Senator Spessard Jf posed unit for Sanford said that ready for duty. Rations had been drawn by the L. Holland, Senator George Sm s"w ith the interest of 50 men an At 8:37 last night, 17 men and kitchen detail and the unit was pre-1 thers, and Congressman A. S. Arm ory would possibly be built three officers had reported, the pared to feed the full compliment "S y d " llerlong made the appeal h ere." field kitchen and CP had been set o f men nmt officers for a full day to tho Navy Department to ex­ Already, the spokesman said to­ up, guards were posted and two without having to secure addition­ pand the local Navy Rase instead day, 12 new people have expressed road blocks maintained. al supplies. o f move it to some other area. an interest in the proposed unit M ajor Green said last night "The Their appeal was based on eco­ The huge armored tank was in and an additional 10 prior service operation and stationed at the San­ results as I see them are that with­ nomy in government operations In people have Indicated an Interest ford Ave. entrance to Seminole in one and a half hours after the that a $20 to 130 million establish­ In the new organization. alert was sounded the mission was ment was already existing here at Boulevard. Lee Moore said today that a under control.” Sanford. "This was a test with a simu­ company size unit is possible for Guards were posted around Fort Congressman Herlong said that lated mission." said Major Green • *»th e Sanford area with Ihe pieper Mellon Park They could be seen he had been advised that eon* turn out at a meeting to be held who was on hand with Captain silhouetted against Lake Monroe struction would include new and Volis A. Williams Jr., Assistant Tuesday night, Apr. 18, at 7:30 as they pared the seawall. Both lengthened runways, new hangars, p.m . in the City Commissioners end* of Seminole Boulevard were and new barracks as well as other room of th* City Hall. controlled by madhlocks with ma­ needed facilities at the Sanfor.l Na­ Col. P. M. Grahn, Senior Advisor. chine guns and mortars set up in val Air Station. United States Army Reserve, will strategic locations so th it any Cost o f the construction planned , be In Sanford Tuesday evening for direction approach could be pro­ for the immediate future will com e the meeting and will assist in the tected. to approximately 53 million. " I t organization of the unit. Captain Joseph D. Bryan Is com ­ is in the immediate future," said " I f an Engineers Company Is manding officer of the local N.v (Continued On Paxe Ten) • ^ cre a te d here,” said I-ec Moore, TT.e Seminole County Ju n ior j tjona) ( ; uarl| Lrnit_ 9 "135 men will be needed for full Chamber o f Commerce has mnde M ajor Green, commenting o f the com pany strength." final plans for its annual Easter success of the alert and mission Also attending the meeting tues- Egg Hunt to be held In Fort 51*1-, said "T h e mission very probably day evening will be a recruiting Ion Park Sunday afternoon Apr. wou^| have been accomplished with (Continued On Page 10) 21 at 2 o ’clock. fui| strength in another hour." Kim Kimbrell, chnirman o f the; Members of the National Guard Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Commit- Unit were reporting rapidly durtee, said that the Jaycees plan to ling the evening with some of them hide approximately 5,000 eggs in a 1coming from as far at Apopka, roped o f f area o f Fort Mellon Pnrk where children o f ages one' through 10 will be divided into ago groups for tha hunt. Prizes will be awarded childran who find espec.ally marked eggs. The Jaycees are appealing for A Navy Chief, with over 20 y e a r* , , . service, and with the experience „ f contributions o f eggs fo r t h e A n vi.i.in ,, i.Un.4. 1h h o i . i th? ih - Pa p , nuul Easter Lgg Hunt, kinibrell visiting islands throughout said that those who would like to clfic Area during Dorld War If, contribute to the event may esil retired this morning at the Sanford j the Jaycee information booth by Naval Air Station. However, it will be "a swapping I Friday (F A 2-6481) and leave 'Guard Unit Called Out Last Night By Test Alert t Armory May Be Built For Proposed Reserve Unit Here Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Set Apr. 21 Additional Local News O n Page 10 Chief Travasos' , Navy Experiences Many, Interesting J « o f jobs” with Chief John WV T r .v 1 lhcir nam» “ "<* a< «,* M 10 ‘ hat v jo * he leaves tomorrow f o r ! J*yc*w* cttl1 P*c* UP East Hartford. Conn, to work with ° r,lay morning, the Pratt-tVhitney Co. "Wa will appreciate any donaTravasos has been an Aviation ( lion to make the Annual Easter Mechanic throughout his Navy C a -' E gg Hunt a success," said Kirartcr. |brell. His log hook o f flight time re-------------------------- -- ■ corded during World War It shows a running account of 1.6715 hours F u n e r a l T o m O I T O W of time in the air during a period of nearly a year. .* " I was In the U S . Marine Corps 1 U ' TT • U U T ,U for four years," Travasor said. Funeral services for Welcome "but I never was promoted to a ’ J- David, 82. who pajsed away at rank higher than a private." He |his home, 610 West First St., suder.lDtcd In the Marine Corps in denly yesterday morning, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 Jim* 28, 1933. "Then I Joined the Naval Re­ p. m. at Brisson Funeral Home. The Rev. J. E. McKinley of serve on July 9, 1933 and becam e a mem ber of the "R egu lar N avy" Fort Pierce will officiate and the Rev. Milton W yatt o f Sanford on Nov. 6, 1942,” he said. Chief Travasos’ career In the Na­ will assist vy has taken him to many points Burial will be in the Geneva (Contiiiueu On Pagt Ten) Cemetery. <11 AMIII.lt OK tOMMEIU K M ANAGER JOHN Congreesman A. 8. “ 8y d " llerlong in Washington as he reads a release from Admiral tV. V. Davis, Chief of Planning for Ihe Navy r e s id i n g Ihe expansion of th* Sanford Naval Air Station, (L e ft) Legion To Initiate Meet Set Wednesday American Legion 8 Members, Elec! To Discuss Market Home Is Started Officers Monday For Oviedo Post Rebuilding Plans * Cam phcR-Louing Post 53 of th« American Legion will hold Its tegular meeting Monday night at 8 p. m. at the le g io n Hut on S. ninnlo Boulevard. E'ght new m*nli*ra o f the post will be initiated at 8 p. m. Thr*i« t-i h« taken intv membership o f the post wt!l include: lieri D. ifrnson, Paul E Morris, Jsmrv E. tsllkelt, J v k f . A lrxnn lt", i : i»s sell L. Young, llaold B. Marsh It.. M -'fa W. 5 < tt* and Eug**.* V. Hall. Following th* Initiation ctremunt.v the o i s t ’on o f P c u ff!ve*s will take pliu-e, erdinq <o Post Com m.i.i'er Lyn» l.y«r O ffl.er* to te elected w i'. be. (Continued on Page lb) Veinhera o f the Seminole O u .’ - ’rcund ty Chamber o f Dealers on d o Farmers M a t in , aatket with a It-urnth Commerce and payroll. Sanford State Ora dealer, amending thi S eri along -a'th rule iVntnat* C o jiify C o m n r n ’ wv-r* •r.d Roart o f Linford C:ty Com misiioners v iil n e«t with L. n. lew is. D treiloi o f tiia* f -ride State Market* next \V <dtw*J- / e*'crn.<>n t* tVk over pu -.a n r rebuilding the io* al m ara't. Dealers and officials bavo expritieil n desire Ifiat tha Sacfu. ' State Farmers' Market, I«s>rr>y*d by fir# on Apr. 4, be replaced by » modern marl ct with sufMci’. nt cooling systems to make e y r«r it County Ch/mber o f C o n neres meeting Tuesday night, •a'd "Th* Ualeyn, N. C- Farm • •s' Mur Vet is an example ct wi »t it really needed here in San fori to make this tho moat su eesiful anl tbs kilt market m lu SUte." It '» etpeeted that man** *f tha dealers and litcker* wh-t w* e located on the Sunforl Slate Farmers' Market will alter J \'eJ cclJny afternoon meeting to ts!k over plans for th* proposed r*. placement here, tat An Am erican Legion Homo Oviedo Post 243 started yesterday according to word received in Saoforil yesterday. The new post homo la located on th* Winter Park Rood directly io> ross from th* cem etery. Poet officials however, said yes­ terday, that an additional $1,009 is needed to complete the financial plans for the construction o f th* home and to provid* hinds for th* building of a roof. T o this end, th* post officials said, donations aro being received on s 35 horsepower outboard mo(Continued on Pag* 10) Weather "W e want th# finest market Mostly cloudy, becoming parity available and now l* the time to cloudy with widely scattered take advantage o f making Han­ ■howirs Friday afternoon. Partly ford th* biggest and best in the clou'iy tonight and Haturdayi low (Cnnttaum On Pax* Ttn) tonight 6b In 64. No Regular Mail Delivery Tomorrow For W J DaVld GOING OVER THE PROGRAM for th* Sanford Garden Club’a Flower Show which gets underway |om>rrow are: (left to right) Mra. Fred Ganas, consultant for Ihe shew and president of the San- to right) standing by to hear the results o f th* r e k a s * a re l l ie r n Andrew Speer, (resident o f th* Jaycees. Clifford McKibbin. preeident o f th* Chamber of Commerce, Krlder, and Mayor David Gat* *hfl(Photo by Bergstrom ) ford Garden Club; Mrs. Ralph Betts, gen. rat chairman for th* show; Mrs. Irwin Fleischer, consultant for thr show ; and Mrs. Dan Batten, staging chairman. (P h oto by li-sg stiom ) There won’t ba any regular mail delivery tomorrow, du* to tha holdup on Post O ffice Dept, appropriations, now being debated in Congres*. Sanford Postmaster, Jo«! S Field last night pledged he would not dismiss any o f his 39 em­ ployes under tha present curtail­ ment. Regular employes will con­ tinue to work full time. However •even substitute* can expect, as o f tomorrow, to get in lest than full week’s work. Field said he did not know how the situation would devsiop but that career substitute* would be called on first, then th* temporary substi­ tutes, “ Substitutes will ba schadulad only as neadtd to supplement the regular force, ft is doubtful any temporary substitute will b* ana- ployed over this weekend and tfia cut back will ba sharper if th* third class mall embargo goes In­ to affect A pr. 29," Field said. Beginning Monday, window ser­ vice at the main post office will ba from 8:30 a. m. until 5:30 p. m. Monday through Friday. Thera w ill ba no window ser­ vice on Saturdny. Mail will ba sorted and put into boxes on Saturdays and spacial delivery mail will ba delivered On* chang* in service that Field point* out specifically to parsons having mail to send where th* time ele­ ment is important ta this Satur­ day pickups from street boxes will, as o f tom orrow, be on tha same schedule printed on each bo* for Sunday. Sunday pickup* wlU remain the **m*. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, April 11, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 11, 1957. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 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/39fb5bfb3cd47ebc8b485dbe8bd0ed54.pdf f15a088d047ab95d84e1944c326e5654 PDF Text Text £ - :iv .S V ?.• V f j r * h n 1*. T hor*, Apr. 11. !*>• .h i sartors A m w n e n l bjr E L I Z A B E T H S E I F E R T . (B \ . v, * v « rv Taking Life Easier n u u Challenge For Dr.Mays J -ir v -\t\ a SPEAKING GE CARDS’* H e lp * H y p e r te n id o n i MLR s m w s . O ften they m ate i tafia* fififf Irritable. Aad ' C 1990, ky EUubtU Stilt*. Rsyrtstsd by «r, Dsdd. Mtsd * Os- la c Ptertboted ky 10 »f rsstsrss ajrsdkat*. • ■TMUt'als p n i ) 1 doctor* la tlM KM* suburb ot tlurbaak try la i srrrvuia# clink rlie*f ? <l (roc BOory .... U\« County Hospital. Sr. _ , Maadla. a Mi n i boortrr «t tbr protect. return* from a m-stla* *ad trlla Hi* wlfs. Htlca. that tnouch goasy^hsa b*m donated W St* up CHAPTER S 1UHM BLAND IN did -g o oe," J catching up the thread* of tha County doctor** rsaaona for want­ ing tha clinic la tha drat place. Each o f tha four tuburha la queattaa traa aa large aa many a city, h* said. with hcraaa aad tamlHaa la greater proportion than moat municipal aattlamenta enjoyed. Storaa bad been opened toaerre tfeaa* au bur ban famlllea: doctor* had com * to Ilea there, too, and bad opened their officer, though m eal o f them alao affiliated with hoepitala la tha eity. But tha doetora needed a way la reach tha County poopla la tha earn* fashion that the various hospital and ellnla acretem war* available— toa d y —to the people to the Hty. Three year* ago, with this aort of eorvtce la mind, the doctor* had formed an organisa­ tion! their initial step had been to establish a night emergency call aarvtoai A t first they rented • email afar* for » dash end thatr record*, and the necessary book­ keeping. might emergencies bad soma la there, or were brought. In tha mistaken Idea that a doetor would be present. Tha next ■top was to have ana on hand. That predicated seam equipment, and the makeshift qu artan w a n unsatisfactory for tha purpose. About that tha* the Country D ay School gave up its property a t the edge o f Burbank. The doct o n w e n eaked If they would be bitereeted la tha "olaal” aa a permanent location. A favorable, long-term mortgage was offered them, aad was accepted, hesi­ tantly. In the heart of tha new shopping i g center, tha location was Ideal. el. Tb* doctors' plan wma to establish an examining clinic, a screening cllnlo, for well peopl«!. If they eoutd make a house­ w ife take aa hour from her shop­ ping to g o la for a chaek-up; If ah* would than aend her husband ta, and bring her children . , . T h e n w e n various organiseready to help them, tha ** W fi'ilfert tha | "Enough ta buy tha bulldtag Public Health Sendee, tha Heart and equip K. Seventy-five thou­ aad Cancer and Tuberculosis or- sand. at least” finuA U oni. ■No rtrlngaT** / And with their help the clinic ■Well, sh ell be oa our Board.* was started. Borne dey the doc­ ■Do you think you w in t AIM* tors hoped to have all the equip­ ment and personnel t h a t they Ml Ibum running your ehnie, Joh n ?* nwnrtwft. "She won't run A We Heal, "But now,** John announced ab­ ruptly, “we can do all we want to Helen." "N ot with Alice on the Board. do, and It can b* free." Helen lumped. Bhe’d grown n She’ll dictate policy, If she docent little drowsy during the recapitu­ do more. You know that!" John smiled ruefully, and lation of tha clinic’s history, which was aa familiar to bar aa rubbed hi* band up tha back o f tha chronological record o f her his neck nnd hand. *1 know ah th a t " he admitted. *Tve given marriage to John Blandln. "What changed things tonight T tha matter some th ou gh t" "B ut the money talked, e f W here the clinic going to use for course." money I " "Seventy-live thousand? May­ John stood up. “The same thing be a hundred? Sura, It yelled. the Mil bums use, my sweet." Helen leaned back In her chair Alice is honest and Intelligent to study his face. "O h," the She agreed readily when 1 sug­ gested that ber attorney should moaned, "not Allcet" "W e want our clinic," be said represent her on the Board. And tightly. "A ad Alice—Mrs. Mil- If w* do a good job o f running bum— la ready to give u* tha tha clinic, sticking to our pur­ necessary cash to set ua up prop­ pose, she’ll let us alone." T know Alice Mil burn. Tha erly. Immediately." "Not just ik* lh a ll" o r l e d lavender-and-old-laca lady le booHelen. "N ot just tonight—out of ea t and she le Intelligent But where a personal prejudice Is the blue?" He eat down beside her, and concerned, eh* can also be a put his hand affectionately upon snake In tha bouquet o f sweet­ her forearm. “ I’ll make It brief,'* heart roses. She— she—” Her be promised. "My Idea was that cheeks were poppy red. T m sor­ tha dim e might get the support ry, John," aha said contritely. of the Women's Club I h a d "It’s definitely decided then?” ■Yea We chose n Board. Three hoped the whole Club would underwrite tha clinic aa a finan­ doctors; I’m on* o f them. A rep­ resentative from each o f tha cial p roject" Helen hapt bar Hem smooth sponsoring organlxaUooa M m . and her tongue stilt Until to­ Mil burn, or ber attorney, n igh t John had not mentioned one other—we called him a this idea to ber; ah* could have fold him— "Choose h im ?" "But** he was saying, a llttl* T en tatively. We must ask Mm frown between hie brows, “ soma to serve— It’s Joseph Radman at politic*—female, and thus Incom­ tha bank.” prehensible to me—It bad to do Helen began to gather' ber somewhat with so many terms on papers together. Mr. Radman tha Club’s Board of Directors— might not serve; hie wife be­ anyway, It was politics, and In longed to the Women's Club. the course o f It—or would It be "W a’va had another bit o f fhemT—tha Club turned tha thing luck," John announced. "Aa 1 told down. But fortunately for us—** you, this thing’s been cooking Ha hesitated. "Fortunately tor ■Inc* Christmas. And It seems us," he repeated, "Alice took their certain now that we ahall be able refusal aa a direct (lap at her, to get Chad Maya to aet ua up •Inc* she waa the one who was and get m running In high pushing support of the clinic. Just gear." to show those women—that waa Chad Maya . , . Helen whirled her term!—eh* has offered to a b ou t "Not tha wonder boy !" Hie finance the whole thing alone. Aa cried. aha can, of course." John nodded, smiling. "How much ? " asked Helen. (To tta Continued) Rsprlatut br permlateoa of th* nbllaher, Po-M. Mead A Cb., Ine. Distributed br k is s JTcsIurss Uyn<!lest*. A WORLD RICOID 0I0 S I WIIOHT o f l l 1,000 pounds Is lifted from enow-covered end Ice-surfaced Lake BemldJI, Minn., by a SKI C-130, a ikl-snd-wheel version o f tha C-130 prop-jet propelled Hercules trinsport The craft is equipped with the Isrgeit ikls— 10ft feel long by 3Vk feet wide. They weigh 1,100 pounds. The plane took ol? from the 21-lnch thick Ice, covered by 12 Inches o f snow, In • run of 083 feet It is designed to Improve the mobility ot U. S. armed forces In (ho Arctic end Antarctic. Chocolate Peppermint Pie with N o Bake Corn Flake Crust chronic _______ ________ ■ MASAYVKI TAM, J ip tM N Am­ bassador to th* United States receives a cherry bloeeom from Ms daughter, Miss Toahlko Tanf, after eervmoale* marking th* oflldal opening in Washington ot the 1937 National Cherry Bios■otn festival. (InUmottonal) Taxpayers Can Count On Relief By Next Year fiV#Jmince*Unf " rc.ra* ' ’ ,h# •*>!«* observed consumed nv* ounces o f milk per cereal serving. Thus cereal become* I m p o r t milk carrier, especially for adults. *" A H L h E v u *?1 o f corcal and tnllk le another way to Include *«»."» in tha dally diet. Entree*, mufffna. broads, confections, end dessert* can all be made with cereal ami milk ns ingredient*. Chocolate Peppermint Pi* with Corn Flake Mnrit, w _ Choto.,ri* Peppermint Pis with If® Bik# Cor® Flak® Mir*hmal!ov CruM t tablespoon* butter 1 pint ehoeolat* lc* cream 1H >1 ^ . n ^ r teaspoon aalt 3 0" er*m* « kM’ ? r** sweetened or regular 1 m| p,,nt P*PPcrmint stick or nt |c« cream ^ cup chopped peppermint candy ertmf’ tT" 1 •«!* In large pan. Place Jow St,^s*on*t*pt,,y until mixture la amooth and hot. ! corn flake*,• stir carefully until all cereal flake* are coated. oo. ChSl r i slayer r,* ldC,e,nH d boIt‘ on\Ice ° f bu“ ’’ ” ’dtoo 9-inch t •'HI. UFill*»ni'th rill with a o f chccolate cream, withPl.a l ije r o f peppermint stick or mint Ice cream. Smooth top. Place In e**7Jr v t M C0.m* 'V"* G\r,niih *°P with chopped peppermint stick w itfe t ,m ln X ‘ ' N oU ' be LVred ON A I RIAL RUN off the coast ed England, the Royal Navy’s ex­ perim en ta l h ig h -sp eed sub­ marine. the Explorer, success­ fully cuts her way through ocean waves. It Is the first ot two new British i"b a to use a hightest peroxide system of propul­ sion. This allows the main pro­ pelling machinery to be em­ ployed at full power when sub­ merged. tJmUrmUiomalJ BEAUTIFUL HAND — ISN 'TJT ? OWE OF MY CUSTOMER®.* MES atrteOy • assy seen M sever* Brides* an dT rfh a ^ ^ pn lev^ esirM ^ ^ I tafootball. bowllafi I television ta math tbs sun* way a* topi tee first talevfatag ad tha ball and other aporte at* presently] | ssn to* Unttod States and raeawt Intoraattooal Bridge Taur— M m an Italy proved t a t to* game M m appaahng m to millions e f klMtsev* to tot the TV buzMsaLtaa StrSm taps** FORYOURYOUNGSTER’S By VINCENT J. BURKE United Press Staff C am tp ona*nt WASHINGTON 8B— Rep, Rich­ ard M. Simpson R-Pa. said today texpayen can count on substan­ tial tax relief possibly this yaar but certainly by next year. Simpson, a high-ranking Repub­ lican on tha tax writing flout# Ways and Meant Committee, dis­ closed that he plana anon to In­ troduce a bill to provide for bil­ lions o f dollars worth o f reduc­ tions in both perional Income taxes and levies on eorptoratlon in­ come. Simpson aald hit bin would pro­ vide fo r a ‘ ‘ modest Increase” In the tBOO personal axamptlona and for tom e revisions In tha taxation of aapltal gains Ha aald tha m ea­ sure la aimed at providing $3,300,000,000 to 10,000,000,000 la tax relief. Simpson took Israa with those who contend that big tax cuts muat await iharp reductions In federal spending. He h ai been out spoken In his criticism of Presi­ dent Elsenhower's record-high spending budget. " I f we want to out ipandtng,” ha told a reporter, "the w sy to do it le to cut taxes. That will force the government to cut back spending to live within Its Income. T don't think we will ever get a substantial tax cut if we wait for a big federal surplus to de­ velop." He blamed th* administration's record high spending budget on (he fact that a sixabte surplus was in prospect. “ The spenders ta governm ent saw a chance to enlarge their work areas and they proceeded to Increas* spending.” Simpson said he thought tax­ payers would actually got relief to­ taling between ta.oo.ooo.ooo and $3,000,000,000 by next year. "I'm bullish on tax relief,” he said. Camerman Killed While Filming Manmade Slide * £ 2, * " “ pth tha breakfast cereal and dairy industries sponsoring the Jourth Annual Spring Cereal end Milk K.stival lo promote the food value o f cereal and milk. "You never outgrow your need for cereal and milk” ia the theme o f tide festival n/u ,unf,jr ( 0,u*!d th* t hal* of th* adult popu° 7 *r ? r nk ? ' lk’ « • , of the richest sou rr^ nf *ddi*,° n 10 e? ,f ,1um* »nd milk eervlng provide* top-quality protein, quickly available food energy, essential Bcomplex vitamins, end the mineral* Iron end phosphorus. Rec.-nt A frtlln g ot I g h t disability and fia t* than rtllnea* may ta an Indication of ■ ay other single diaaas*. hypertension. OeneruBy, though, Actually, t h e n i* M BMff to this particular symptom la ItaS ta mduly fearful of this disorder. tank causa for loo much worry. By recognising th* aymptoau, ob­ taining prompt medical atten­ tion and by following your doc­ Both physical and emotional tor** advice (among other thlnp fatigue frequently art eigne ef to take Ilf* easier) you can h a early hypertension. rule live a fairly normal Ufa with- Be le blushing, eapertally srhen It I* accompanied by nerxptraUon, palpitation of th* heart aad a rambling of th* bowels. ROW Xdon’t want you perform While thee* symptoms may trig a diagnosis on yourself. Even maan that you have high blood • doctor has difficulty diagnosing sure, they don’t reveal the high blood preesun from symp­ extant of your trouble. That’s a toms alone. He must eondoet an Job for your doctor. extensive examination before he le able to determine definitely O. T.: I had my gallbladder re­ whether you have hypertension. While th* following symptoms moved about eighteen months might or might not mean that ago. Three weeks ago, I dev eloped you have hypertanalon, they a pain In my stomach, under my usually Indicate that something shoulder blades and In th* right may be wrong. Very often It la aide. What do you think could be causing thief high blood pressure. Answer: It la Impossible to ten from th* description given, tha Moat and moat Inca- cause for the pain. pacltatlng symptom la frequent Hot Infrequently, following tha headaches. Although a headache removal of th* gallbladder, pains may occur at any time of th* day, due to spasm ot the bile duct may generally those due to hyper­ occur. It Is possible that a stone tension are around when you may hava formed In th* bile duct You are la need of a careful wuka In tha morning. Headaehas tan to aapaelaBy study to determine th* exact dangerous to a person with high cause for your dlffleultv EM PIRE, Colo, flt — Highway erow i Tuesday recovered tha body of a cameram an trilled when a manmade avalanche he was film ­ ing emshrd him and hla station wagon beneath tons of snow and rock. Workers dug out tha body ef John Hermann, 20. a m od # cam ­ eraman who was filming ths slide on Blue Creek Mountain for the Walt Disney studios. The body of Wayne f. Whitlock. 20, of Empire, who also was killed In the (tide, waa recovered Mon­ day (right. Authorities said both men wars suffocated when a round from ay7S millimeter howitaer touched off tha slid*. Roland Wyatt, l i , a Salt Lake City high school student who had been assisting Hermann, was caught on the outer fringe of the slid* but escaped Injury. Wyatt said Highway Department maintenance men fired three rounds from th* howitxer at tha key point of a mate o f rocks and snow on the mountain. Howitzer* frequently arv uved to ahoot down potential alidea before tha accumulation of snow and rock build* « p to a point where It ia dangerous for traffle on the highway below. This time, how­ ever. the shot triggered a much bigger avalanche than bad been expected! W < Little girl, little girl, where ere jroa going — in your beautiful new Easter outfit from our wonderful new,-season collection! Dresses Nylon, Organdies, Cottons oh so many other fabrics . . . . you’ll thoroughly •njoy Easter shopping whan you sag th* many adorable little dresfes for the young ones . . . . designed by Jack Bor- genchl and Ruth Ann. See the selection of colors, sixes and styles that Yowell'a hag before you look any plnce else. 3.98 to 12.95 Panties By Alexis ht whit«, blue A yellow . . trimmed with rows end rows o f ruffles and lace. In nylon and cotton. These panties are a must for the Easter Parade to wear underneath that precious littlfi Easter ou tfit .8 9 .1 .9 8 Al?o nice selection o f tailored Panties by SanSoucL In cotton and nylon. Slips .89c up Can-can petticoats that send clothes a’whirlin . . . . in whit« soma with pastel ruff­ le#. Come pick yours for the young one’s Easter. 2.00 -4.98 • Nice selection of cotton and nylon full slips. See our selection of accessories for the young mlsal • HATS . . . 100 - 3.98 • GLOVES . . . 1.26 - 2.00 • HAT AND HANDBAG SET . . . 3.50 • 3.98 “ We Invite Charge Accounts’* \ c ^ c ^ c ^ c ^ e to # * * # * * # * * # * ic jp x c p n ty & c jp t • | �» " Shop and Save In Sanford • ,- V Tour H m ld lg N * IW Irw H B7 O P .ILL C «n PA 2*2611 Befog* T For Deftrery #m tforft SteraUi » « AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. XLIX W ^psf\ SANFORD. FLORIDA, Established 1908 > FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 Uaited Construction Plans In Immediate Future Navy Reveals News The Navy today iaraed a state, ment to the Joint Washington dele­ gation In which new* of the re* talning of the Sanford Naval Air Station hero waa released. Congressman A. S. “ S y d " Herlong Jr., In a telephone releaie of the statement, aaid that Admiral W. V. Davis, Chief o f Planning for the Navy aaid ’ ’The original plan RATIONS W ERE DRAWN AN D KITCHEN *ct up to feed alt personnel o f Company “ H , 131 Arm<*rd to replace tho Sanford Naval Air .Infantry Dattalion, National Guard, within minutes aflu* last night** alert wa* founded at 7 o ’clock. (S ta ff I'hoto) Station, was based on the need for modern facilities suitable for the operation of th e/blg n perfor­ mance jet aircraft simulated in an area not threatened by rncroJrhmint o f the surrounding popula­ tion.” The statement from th# Navy continued "In view o f m ore urgent requirement* elsewhere in the Na­ vy Aeronautical establishmi nt which prevents the im mediate re­ lease of the subject facility, the decision hat been made to adapt An alert wa* aounded laat night |Judge Advocate General, of m e Dl and expand the existing facilities at I at 7 o ’clock which called out the vision to watch the local unit in Sanford to acrom odatc the current I requirements rather than to reSanford National Guard Unit, Com­ acl*onLt. John Keeling, one o f th* Com­ build a replacement activity in the pany B, 154th Armored Infantry pany " B " officer* said that m l Sixth Naval District." Battalion for a simulated mission chine guns had been set up along John Krlder. M lna„ r o f th( th# In Tort Mellon Park. the lai front In the . ■»», 'L \ l» , Seminole County ChamE>r o f Com Major Roy D. Green, Ass’ t G-3, Park area, however, the ‘ nests m crce, revealed the message first Operations, for the 48th Arm or­ coukl not been seen even through re at the local Chamber o f Commerce ed Division, said "This could be a porters w.-re walking elose by. wiUl M, yor n>vld ( jalchei local, statewide or even further "In addition," said Lt. K eeling.; Chamber of Commerce President slcrt." "W e have mortars set up in th at, Clifford McKibbin, and Jaycee Possibilities that an Armory will Fifty minutes after the alert was area" as he pointed to a section President Georgo Andrew Speer be built in Sanford for use by an sounded, 35 men and two officers o f the park, seemingly open. In listening in. Arm y Reserve Unit loomed today had reported to the Sanford A r­ that instance, too, the battery of I The entire Washington dvlegawhen a spokesman for the pro- mory with full gear and equipment mortars could not be seen. Hon, including Senator Spessard Jf posed unit for Sanford said that ready for duty. Rations had been drawn by the L. Holland, Senator George Sm s"w ith the interest of 50 men an At 8:37 last night, 17 men and kitchen detail and the unit was pre-1 thers, and Congressman A. S. Arm ory would possibly be built three officers had reported, the pared to feed the full compliment "S y d " llerlong made the appeal h ere." field kitchen and CP had been set o f men nmt officers for a full day to tho Navy Department to ex­ Already, the spokesman said to­ up, guards were posted and two without having to secure addition­ pand the local Navy Rase instead day, 12 new people have expressed road blocks maintained. al supplies. o f move it to some other area. an interest in the proposed unit M ajor Green said last night "The Their appeal was based on eco­ The huge armored tank was in and an additional 10 prior service operation and stationed at the San­ results as I see them are that with­ nomy in government operations In people have Indicated an Interest ford Ave. entrance to Seminole in one and a half hours after the that a $20 to 130 million establish­ In the new organization. alert was sounded the mission was ment was already existing here at Boulevard. Lee Moore said today that a under control.” Sanford. "This was a test with a simu­ company size unit is possible for Guards were posted around Fort Congressman Herlong said that lated mission." said Major Green • *»th e Sanford area with Ihe pieper Mellon Park They could be seen he had been advised that eon* turn out at a meeting to be held who was on hand with Captain silhouetted against Lake Monroe struction would include new and Volis A. Williams Jr., Assistant Tuesday night, Apr. 18, at 7:30 as they pared the seawall. Both lengthened runways, new hangars, p.m . in the City Commissioners end* of Seminole Boulevard were and new barracks as well as other room of th* City Hall. controlled by madhlocks with ma­ needed facilities at the Sanfor.l Na­ Col. P. M. Grahn, Senior Advisor. chine guns and mortars set up in val Air Station. United States Army Reserve, will strategic locations so th it any Cost o f the construction planned , be In Sanford Tuesday evening for direction approach could be pro­ for the immediate future will com e the meeting and will assist in the tected. to approximately 53 million. " I t organization of the unit. Captain Joseph D. Bryan Is com ­ is in the immediate future," said " I f an Engineers Company Is manding officer of the local N.v (Continued On Paxe Ten) • ^ cre a te d here,” said I-ec Moore, TT.e Seminole County Juniorj tjona) ( ; uarl| Lrnit_ 9 "135 men will be needed for full Chamber o f Commerce has mnde M ajor Green, commenting o f the com pany strength." final plans for its annual Easter success of the alert and mission Also attending the meeting tues- Egg Hunt to be held In Fort 51*1-, said "T h e mission very probably day evening will be a recruiting Ion Park Sunday afternoon Apr. wou^| have been accomplished with (Continued On Page 10) 21 at 2 o ’clock. fui| strength in another hour." Kim Kimbrell, chnirman o f the; Members of the National Guard Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Commit- Unit were reporting rapidly durtee, said that the Jaycees plan to ling the evening with some of them hide approximately 5,000 eggs in a 1coming from as far at Apopka, roped o f f area o f Fort Mellon Pnrk where children o f ages one' through 10 will be divided into ago groups for tha hunt. Prizes will be awarded childran who find espec.ally marked eggs. The Jaycees are appealing for A Navy Chief, with over 20 y e a r* , , . service, and with the experience „ f contributions o f eggs fo r t h e A n vi.i.in ,, i.U n. 4. throughout 1h h o i . i th? ih - Pa p , nuul Easter Lgg Hunt, kinibrell visiting islands said that those who would like to clfic Area during Dorld War If, contribute to the event may esil retired this morning at the Sanford j the Jaycee information booth by Naval Air Station. However, it will be "a swapping I Friday (F A 2-6481) and leave 'Guard Unit Called Out Last Night By Test Alert t Armory May Be Built For Proposed Reserve Unit Here Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Set Apr. 21 Additional Local News On Page 10 Chief Travasos' , Navy Experiences Many, Interesting J « o f jobs” with Chief John WV T r .v 1 lhcir nam» “ "<* a< «,* M 10 ‘ hat v jo * he leaves tomorrow f o r ! J*yc*w* cttl1 P*c* UP East Hartford. Conn, to work with ° r,lay morning, the Pratt-tVhitney Co. "Wa will appreciate any donaTravasos has been an Aviation ( lion to make the Annual Easter Mechanic throughout his Navy C a -' E gg Hunt a success," said Kirartcr. |brell. His log hook o f flight time re-------------------------- -- ■ corded during World War It shows a running account of 1.6715 hours F u n e r a l T o m O I T O W of time in the air during a period of nearly a year. .* " I was In the U S . Marine Corps 1 U ' TT • U U T ,U for four years," Travasor said. Funeral services for Welcome "but I never was promoted to a ’ J- David, 82. who pajsed away at rank higher than a private." He |his home, 610 West First St., suder.lDtcd In the Marine Corps in denly yesterday morning, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 Jim* 28, 1933. "Then I Joined the Naval Re­ p. m. at Brisson Funeral Home. The Rev. J. E. McKinley of serve on July 9, 1933 and becam e a mem ber of the "R egu lar N avy" Fort Pierce will officiate and the Rev. Milton W yatt o f Sanford on Nov. 6, 1942,” he said. Chief Travasos’ career In the Na­ will assist vy has taken him to many points Burial will be in the Geneva (Contiiiueu On Pagt Ten) Cemetery. <11 AMIII.lt OK tOMMEIU K M ANAGER JOHN Congreesman A. 8 . “ 8 yd" llerlong in Washington as he reads a release from Admiral tV. V. Davis, Chief of Planning for Ihe Navy r e s id i n g Ihe expansion of th* Sanford Naval Air Station, (L e ft) Legion To Initiate Meet Set Wednesday American Legion 8 Members, Elec! To Discuss Market Home Is Started Officers Monday For Oviedo Post Rebuilding Plans * Cam phcR-Louing Post 53 of th« American Legion will hold Its tegular meeting Monday night at 8 p. m. at the le g io n Hut on S. ninnlo Boulevard. E'ght new m*nli*ra o f the post will be initiated at 8 p. m. Thr*i« t-i h« taken intv membership o f the post wt!l include: lieri D. ifrnson, Paul E Morris, Jsmrv E. tsllkelt, J v k f . A lrxnn lt", i :i »s sell L. Young, llaold B. Marsh It.. M -'fa W. 5 < tt* and Eug**.* V. Hall. Following th* Initiation ctremunt.v the o i s t ’on o f P c u ff!ve*s will take pliu-e, erdinq <o Post Com m.i.i'er Lyn» l.y«r O ffl.er* to te elected w i'. be. (Continued on Page lb) Veinhera o f the Seminole O u .’ - ’rcund a a tk et Commerce and payroll. ty Chamber o f Dealers on d o Sanford State with a It-u rn th Ora dealer, amending thi S e r i -a'th rule County Ch/m ber o f C o n night, iVntnat* C o jiify C o m n r n ’ wv-r* n eres meeting Tuesday •a'd "Th* U aleyn, N. C- Farm •r.d Roart o f Linford C:ty Com • •s' Mur Vet is an example ct wi »t misiioners v iil n e«t with L. n. it really needed here in San fo r i lew is. D treiloi o f tiia* f -ride to make this tho moat su eesiful State Market* next \V <dtw*J- / a n l tbs k ilt market m lu e*'crn.<>n t* tVk over pu -.a n r SU te." rebuilding the io* al m ara't. It '» etpeeted that man** * f tha Dealers and officials bavo expritieil n desire Ifiat tha Sacfu. ' dealers and litcker* wh-t w* e State Farmers' Market, I«s>rr>y*d located on the Sunforl Slate by fir# on Apr. 4, be replaced by Farmers' Market will alter J \'eJ » modern marl ct with sufMci’. nt cclJny afternoon meeting to ts!k over plans for th* proposed r*. cooling systems to make it e y r«r placement here, "W e want th# finest market available and now l* the time to take advantage o f making Han­ ford th* biggest and best in the (Cnnttaum On Pax* Ttn) Farmers M a t in , along An Am erican Legion Homo tat Oviedo Post 243 started yesterday according to word received in Saoforil yesterday. The new post homo la located on th* Winter Park Rood directly io> ross from th* cem etery. Poet officials however, said yes­ terday, that an additional $1,009 is needed to complete the financial plans for the construction o f th* home and to provid* hinds for th* building of a roof. T o this end, th* post officials said, donations aro being received on s 35 horsepower outboard mo(Continued on Pag* 10) Weather Mostly cloudy, becoming parity cloudy with widely scattered ■howirs Friday afternoon. Partly clou'iy tonight and Haturdayi low tonight 6b In 64. N o Regular M ail Delivery Tomorrow For W J DaVld GOING OVER THE PROGRAM for th* Sanford Garden Club’a Flower Show which gets underway |om>rrow are: (left to right) Mra. Fred Ganas, consultant for Ihe shew and president of the San- to right) standing by to hear the results o f th* reka s* arel l ier n Andrew Speer, (resident of th* Jaycees. Clifford McKibbin. preeident o f th* Chamber of Commerce, Krlder, and Mayor David Gat* *hfl(Photo by Bergstrom ) ford Garden Club; Mrs. Ralph Betts, gen. rat chairman for th* show; Mrs. Irwin Fleischer, consultant for thr show ; and Mrs. Dan Batten, staging chairman. (P h oto by li-sg stiom ) There won’t ba any regular mail delivery tomorrow, du* to tha holdup on Post O ffice Dept, appropriations, now being debated in Congres*. Sanford Postmaster, Jo«! S Field last night pledged he would not dismiss any o f his 39 em­ ployes under tha present curtail­ ment. Regular employes will con­ tinue to work full time. However •even substitute* can e x p e c t , as o f tomorrow, to get in lest than full week’s work. Field said he did not know how the situation would devsiop but that career substitute* would be called on first, then th* temporary substi­ tutes, “ Substitutes will ba schadulad only as neadtd to supplement the regular force, ft is doubtful any temporary substitute will b* ana- ployed over this weekend and tfia cut back will ba sharper if th* third class mall embargo goes In­ to affect A pr. 29," Field said. Beginning Monday, window ser­ vice at the main post office will ba from 8:30 a. m. until 5:30 p. m. Monday through Friday. Thera w ill ba no window ser­ vice on Saturdny. Mail will ba sorted and put into boxes on Saturdays and spacial delivery mail will ba delivered On* chang* in service that Field point* out specifically to parsons having mail to send where th* time ele­ ment is important ta this Satur­ day pickups from street boxes will, as o f tom orrow, be on tha same schedule printed on each bo* for Sunday. Sunday pickup* wlU remain the **m*. �1 T fiiiu l t T i i w T n n n f n f i i r i --------------" * T~:--------- r ~ r . - ~ , - — • • ■ ■.- ..... •• ■ ■ .....................- ......... . y “" I : * ■ ■ -... THE 8ANFOBD HERALD All Church Nutlcaa muat ba presented at Tba H m !d offlea by 10 a. m. on the day bcfor* publication. (fhwuch, VloticQA. r a n b a ptist c a u t c i CHULUOTA BAPTIST C. G. Swaggtrty Suaday School 10 a.m. O VtSDO CHI’ RCH A Church With A Friendly Wal* Pastor earns Uala L. Day, Morning Worship Sarriea 11 a.m •aaday S (M Manta* WanUp U:0* i * FRE E METHODIST CHURCH Tntm«| Uaiaa #:U pau Laurel Arm a t M l SI M a i n Sanrleaa 9M. WattoUday Prayar tiarvua »:K Sunday School 9:49 a.m. Morning Worship 10-43 a.m. r. M. Y. 7:00 p. a . mLLCXtiT lA fT U T CMU1CB Three mile* watt o f Sanford an first street, then right at Monroa Corner. "N at forsaking tha atMoabling o f ou nelvao together, a t tha manner o f coma la; but exhorting ena an­ other: and to muck tha more, Evening Erangellstie 7:45 p.m. aa ya ace the day approaching." Wednesday night prayar and Hah. 10:21 pratsa aarrtco 7:M p .a . Sunday School—10 a. m. Sermon by tha pastor. Evening Worship ' Sarriea 7:10 Morning Worship —11 a. m. p.m Sermon by tha pastor. Training Union— 7 p. m. Prayar Meeting Wednesday 7:30 Evening Worship— S p. m. p.m. fu ia r Charlaa W. Hamil Jr. •aaday morning aervwat: U a.m. Suaaay School. U ami. Morning wonhlp P rayer Meeting Wednesday night loaday am lag aarrtcoa: —* p. m. THE SALVATION ARMY i l l p. bl Traiaiag Union 214 Bart Second Street 7:30 pja. Iraalag Worship WERT SIDE MISSIONARY Moottaga Wednesday 7:90 P-»* P »«m Sunday BAPTIST CHUBCH moating Sunday School i 0: 0r a.m. C om er o f Wart Fifth and Hotly Holiaass Hooting ah k m slt op goo U th 94. la v . M. M. CSUBCB Open-Air (Street p.m. V J*X . 9:45 a.m. salvation Meeting 11 a.m. Tneoday Corp Codets 7:30 p. m. 7 ll:oo a .a . 0:00 Heating) A r t. 7:00 7:)0 p.a. p.m. Sunday School Morning Worship • 3:10 p.m. SvaafoUatlc Sarviea Bate Practice 4:00 t r a m aad Slhla Study 7:10 day at TsM p. m. “ Coen to Worship, go to sarra.1 Prayer Heating 7:20 p.m. Saturday r o o r m cm apkl Open-Air (Street Moating) 0:30 Bay. flharsa ■. Cattlaa. 9:45 a.m. loaday Ichoot 11:00 a a . Warship Sarviea •:00 p.m. Worship Sarriea § f SOUTH StO l BAPTIST CHUBCH Xaat 17th St. At Park Arc. Tka aad of your anarth Far a friendly Ckartk. flarald H. Priaa Pastor MOtaa Hfglohatham S J. Sapor UPBALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Bar. C. C White Minister Mrs. Clover Mam Planlat Mm Patrida Suaaarliu Asat Planlat CHURCH OP TMB NAZARENB "S anford'* Singing Church" Second SL and Map!* Ave., Watt R. H. Spear Jr., pastor Suaday School 0:4S a.m. Morning W on hlp 10:45 a.m. Singiplration Service 2:30 p m . George Paaald, AsaL S ip t. o f Training Departmaota ■ p. m. Church School Evening Evangellitio 7 p.m. Church School 10 Mld-waak Prayer maetlng each Worahlp 11 Wadaaaday i:4 1 p.m. Evening Worahlp 0:20 p. m. Tha Church o f th« Naiarene la “ Everybody Invited to attend Watlayaa la doetriaa avangeUatlc our aerrieaa.” In appaal, and world-wlda in m illion. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH "Whoeoavor will m ay com a". loaday Bible School 10 YianaMag 11 Pastor Milton H. Wyatt libia Study 7poo araasallstla Fm chlac 7:4* pa» Educational Dfrartor Bethel Prayar Maatinf (Wad.) 7:45 pja •lay 0:4* a.m. Church School Missionary PramiQanial Classes fo r all ages. You Are Welcome 11 a. mi “Aa Ha Entered Jaruaa CZWTBAL BAPTIST CSUBCE lam” Broadeaet ever WTRR. la y . 1. W. Pattern, f la w 6 p.m. MYF Oar. Tanitoenfe I t , Oak Ava. 7: IS Organ Veipera Sunday School l:4> a.m. 7:20 p. m. Sermon by tha Rav. Morning Warahlp Sarriea 11:00 Jeaaa E. Waller Broadcast over W.TJLR. Ttadaiac Union 6:4S p, m. 1:30 p m . Fellowship fo r young Hyaekut Worakpt ■ p. m. paople. Wadaaoday Prayar Meeting S p a . LARK M ART BAPTIST CHAPEL Laka M ary. H l Pastor — l a v . W . A. SA M P O M E ITT V A L C S K T B I B o r . L . P . Ttaker, Paster Sunday School 0:4S a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. lo a d a y School 10 a.1 Training Union 0:50 p.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evtning W onhlp 7:30 p.m. Bvoutag . Erangaliatlo Serrlea Prayor Masting Wad. 7:30 p.m. “ Coma thou with aa aad w e wlfl da thee good.* 7:U p.m. Weekly Scrricaa: PAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 0 Miles Waat on RL 44 Ragular Saturday Mora ini Suaday School 4:45 a.m i Broadcast o r s r WTRR 10:15 Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. W eiltyan Youth 6:45 p.m. Evening W onhlp 7:30 p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH Wednesday Prayar Mooting 7:30 OP THK REDEEM ER p.m. 243 W. 25 th Place Everyone Welcome 1’ hon# F A 2*1351 Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer The Rav. Phillip Schlaum san ra ster CHURCH OP GOD Sunday School 9:11 a.m. Rev. H. W. Headeraoa, P u to r Bible G a ia 1:11 a ja . Freneh Are. and 22nd S t Sarriea 10:30 t.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. "P ra y sr For Tha Day” pbon« K va n g d iillc Service 7:30 p.m. F A 2* 3221 Mid.Week Service Tuesday 7:30 Tuesday p.m. and Itaaday 7:41 p-m. i r . "W ELCOMES YOU" Pastor Wm. L. Stapehna Aaaoelato B. D. Crtlglow Sunday School 10 a.m . ilorning Worship U a .m. Bible Study J p. m. Evening Service 7:41 p. m. Mid weak Sarvlen Wednesday 7:41 p. m. "A going Church fo r A COMING LO R D " COME AND SEE THERE IB A REASON I FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, Young People Sarriea Thurs­ SCIENTIST. day 7:30 p.m. M i E . Second S t Sunday Sarrlets 11:00 a.m. KBENEZER METHODIST Sunday School 11:00 a.m CHURCH Wednssday Evening Meetings 1:00 CUnu Haights Patter Lesson S e r m o n ______ •'Unreality- Rav. Albert S. Farrier Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford Beading Room located in Foyer of Church Building open to public E. Johnion, auperlntendent. 2:10 to 4:10 p.m. Tuesdiya and Preaching Service 11 a.m. MYF 5 p.m. Thursdays. A cordial Incitation la extended Prayar masting. Wednesday, 7:41 p.m. to all to attend our serrieoe and use tha R aiding Room. THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN ALLIANCE CHURCH la Marla (N ear Orledo) Park Ava. A 141k 84. R av. Stephan M. Tuhy P u to r Sunday Morning Worship t:29 a.m. 8 unday School 9:45 a m Radio Mission Broadcast «t t:M Worahlp 10:40 a.m a. m . over WORE (740 ke) Evening 7:45 p.m. Sunday School t:00 a. m.—for all Youth Fellowihip 6:30 p.m ago groups. Christian Day School — Monday Wednesday Chapel Choir Rehearsal 7 p.m. brough K-lday 9:00 a.m . — (All I p.m o.em er grades and kinder* Bible Study and Prayer Thursday gartan . Cherub Choir Rehaanal i jo CRURCH OK JKSLS CHRIST Carol Choir Rehearsal LOO p.m. O P LATTER DAY SAINTS The Cadies' Missionary Society J . G. Brooks Branch Prasidsnt meats fo r Lunch and prayer a t y HsU on the 2nd Tuesday o f each Sunday School 10 nonWorship 11 a m Sacramsnt Mseting g p.m. business and praysr un the 4tb Wednesday Primary Meeting at Tuesday o f each month at 2.30 Y acht Club 4 p.m. p.m. " .' friendly ehurch for the whole ELD ER SPRINGS BAPTIST fam ily." CHAPEL Elder Springs by First Baptist Church SANFO RD SEVEN TH-DAY Sanford, Fla. ADVEN TIST CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 a.m Seventh St. end Elm Avs. W. O. Su n sell, Superintendent P w tar A . C McCJure Preaching U :M a .a . Sabbath School Saturday Dr. H. K. Martin. Preacher 9:30 a.m. Evening Service 7:50 p m Worship Service l i a.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday PAOLA CIIURCU OK CHRIST Lord's Day: Bible Study at 10 a.m. 7:30 pan. Worship Sorvtco U :00 a m Preaching Service T p.m. LAKE MONROE BAPTIST Goepel Meeting each night at 7:43 CHURCn Everyone Welcome Paator, B. G. Brown ru st BAPTIST CHURCH OP GBNBYA Jack L. Stawart Sunday School Morning Servica Evening Service Training Union Preaching Wed. Prayer Service Paator 10 a. m. 11 a. m. a 30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. 7:10 p.m. CHURCH OP CHRIST 2nd S t and Elm Ava. Ralph Brewer Jr. Bvaa fille t SU NDAY Bible School* .. lo Morning W o n h l p ------ -------|| Evening Worahlp ------------- 7 TU E SD AY Ladloa Claea ______9:30 W ED N ESD AY Bible Study Claise*___ 7:30 THURSDAY Men’s Training Claaa 2nd and 4th nlghts..._...... | a.m. a.m. p.m. a.m p.m. p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH l i t Park Ave. (A Southern Baptist Church) W, P. Brooks Jr. Pastor Frrd B. Fisher Associate Paator Kirby R o g tr i Director o f M uiic Mrs. Marvin Milam Organist Morning Worahip 11 p. m. Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Morning W onhip 8:43 p. m Training Union a 45 p. m. Evening Worahip 1:00 p. m. Wedneiday Service 7:30 p. m. (Nursery for all services) (Earphonea fo r hard of heariag) THE SANFORD CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 1421 W. 1st St. Sunday 3 P. M.— Watcbtower Study Sunday • p. m.— Memorial Sorvie# Wedneoday 7:20 P. M. Congragatlon book study Fraley 7:30 — TTieocreiie Minis­ try School Friday g:30 — Service meeting FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Avo. ad Third Si*. The Rev. A. G. M clnnli, MlnUtcr Mr*. George Touhy. Director of Music and Orfanlat Mila Katherine Brown D. C. E. 1:45 a. m. MORNING WORSHIP Anthem— "Rida on in M ajesty" Youth Choir, with solo by David Berrien Itfception o f Now M em ber! Sermon — "Cnriet’i Entry into ruaalem" Mr. Melnnia. 9:45 a. m. Sunday School 10:50 a. m. Seeaoin meets for prayer In the Session Room It a. m. MORNING WORSHIP Solo—"T h e Palma” Mre. Charles Wilke Antham— 1" Jaaui, Our Lord. Wo Adore Thee”, Chancel Choir Rectpkm o f Now M ember, Sermon— "Chriat’e Entry Into Jeruaalem” M n Mclnla Nurseries for children under three, and three to six, every Sunday morning during the worahip houra, 1:45 a. m. and 11 a. m. 7:30 p. m. EVENING WORSHIP Sermon Mr. Melnnia Additional Church News I O n Page 10 li* When we become mired in the routine of life, one day is like any other. 1 his was just another working-day for most of the people in Jerusalem. Three men died on Calvary Hill. One of them was the Galilean! Business as usual in Jerusalem. Unless we understand the whole significance of what is happening we pay little attention . . . Do you understand what happened that Friday. Do you realize WHO hung on that central Cross. Do you know W H Y He died. And FOR WHOM? There is nothing more necessary in our lives than the deep, personal knowledge of whe^t happened that Friday . . . and the Sunday following. Come to Church! THE CHURCH FOR A U . . . a i l f o r the c h u r ch I* the greatest factor on earth lor lU s t eha/ ac,#f and 3°od citizenship * a *Jor«hous# ol spiritual values. Without a econ o n survive. T i S J T There V o * ?ore " drlour ° Cn,Cy dvlltiation soundnor' reasons whv •very person should attend service* reguiarlv and support the Church. They are- (1) For hil M t m i S u . Ill t o S !i!* 5frnn)uni»Y and nation. (4) For the sase of the Church Itself, which needs his moral and material support. Plan to „ church ^ tu larly and read your B'bie dally. ^ U' ............... ..»tVrk JJond tv ............... Mark 84,urJ*y................. Mark CfcO'ir Ji V ,r ,„ i Cefyr |>t 1ft?. Ka.Mtr Aft. SenUa, flraiburf. Ya. This “ Support The Church” Series, Published Epch Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation o f these Wellknown Business Establishments: .MRS. APPLEBY’! RESTAUR ANTS FLORIDA STATE DANK Sanford BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE COMPANY GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS ROTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD - WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE B E R G S T R O M W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. INC WILSON . MAIER FURNITURE CO. BROWN’ S AMOCO SERVICE AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. DavU, Consignee REIMANN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH PHOTO SERVICE SENKARIK GLASS ft PAINT CO. HAROLD H. KASTNER CO. SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. of M. B. Strickland. Contractor NICHOLSON BUICK CO. R* ^ HARVEY PLUMBING THE MAYFAIR INN RITZ THEATRE & D. Brown J. C. HUTCHISON & CO. N E ill BOTTLING COMPANY BR1SSON FUNERAL HOME PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST* J0H *VS REALTY CO, SMITTY’ S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE HOL l ER MOTOR SALES ROY W ALL PLUS!BING WADES SUPREX MARKET SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER’S GULF SERVICE STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS ERMAN CONCRETE P IP * CO W HEELER FERTILIZER CO. �\ : *r* \ v m r THE PAKFORD H ERALD Fri. Arrtt 12, 1*57 Pan 3 [ Lake Monroe P-TA . Garden Gate Officers Geneva IAtElects Recent Meet ■ y A D D Ig By M «rjl Treltt (R om Circle) Sanford Garden Club . you thought what it may be like in the slate senate, but do we ever nut even the most enthusiastic in a few years when your child >hear what the debate was about ? 1grower should use them with enters the halls of learning? He |>crhap , 0ur "com m entator” i discretion. A pinch of herb adJ, th a . to Mrs. Cadar Hart, Mr*. T. W. J*r»- * ’ •< • , , * ™ an* ‘ r*“ urV * Prevail. Mrs. Jack S t.w .r t and Thu x h o o l principal spoka to tha M r,. W. L. Seig .pent Tuesday 8cboo'» » nd in Lakeland where they visited I I I I there be a teacher for y o u r th* Baptist Children's Home. En ch,ld nM l >*a r * route home they visited M r,. Refreshment, were served by Hart* sister, Sir. and Mrs. Stan- the hostesses, second grad# ley Mullins in Safety Harbor. home room mother,, PLANNING TIIF.IR SIGHTSEEING tour of Denmark art: Mm. Mm. J. C. J o geosen. Dick Holtzclaw To Sing A t Club Meet Wednesday it* dinner on tho ground last SunTha First Baptist Church held Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Jolly and W acker, J. C. Jorgensen, and day, About fifty attended. >family spent the weekend ia (Photo by Bergstrom) Mr. and 3lr». Bud Kile and Kissimniea with Mr*. Jolly's m otson* o f th* rhillipina Island were her. Mrs. Alderman, recent guests o f Mr. and Mra. W .' Mrs. T. W. Prevatt spent SatL. ge|g, jrday in Sanford with Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Lasley Walls o f, M™- J- W, P avia.______________ Pomona Tark visited Mr. ad Mrs. EXPERT HONEST Leslie Harper Sunday. WATCH REPAIRING Mrs. T. VY. Prevail and ion tend this gay affair, YOU must be satisfied and On the Jorgensen* return they Carlton visited Mr. and Mra. J. you will be. Need more be wilj , pend the remaining part of J* M,rkl1' 1" and famlly in San* said? Is this really trua? Our the summer In Wisconsin and, -p ,, U," om# D, monstraUon held customers can tell you. Com« tee for yourself. Minnesota visiting their daugh-!it* meeting Tuesday at the comWALTER II. TRA PP ters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ***!' ** present-1 Jeweler _______ _ * m . ji , . . I JIis* Siyrtle Wilson gav* a U lk, Howard \oiterecht o f Madison,Qn „ B tjie Foo4t»t Mrt> T WJ 313 E. Second St. Wls. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred p r, vatt , nd Mr*. Cadar Hart,i Fine new watches Gable o f Lansing Minn. hostesses served cake and coffee.; Beautiful wateh bands Excellent reconditioned watches Both are very thrilled about Mr. and Mra. Julias Boon*it Open every Saturday NIGHT traveling and stated they couldn’t and fam ily spent th* weekMd ia too. wait to gat started. I Klstimme* with r«U U v«k Mr., Mrs. J. C. Jorgensen, Mrs. D. Wacker Denmark Bound w h i l e 'h ^ o v e ^ r t S u M c h * ! w“ out »P «a d in g his cloak over a .wonderful touch to a creamed snap* at him after having had mud puddle*, and heard the laugh- dish, salad, soup, meat or fish, fifty children to cope with before, ter through an open window. But Use one or try a combination of he esm e on the scene, or he may don't expect any more Information several herbs, heating the leaves Leaving April 33 for Denmark be taught by an incompetent, hired from him, because it is obvious or seeds in butter, oil or lemon There will be a joint meeting of are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jorgcn*, j j m l y because there was no one that he doesn’ t know any more juice before adding them to the j d s c . Wiry should any man with a about what goes on In the state dish, will ’ release the oils and the American Horn* Departm ent' , nJ Mrl> j orgr<nsen-» » ilter> degree, perhaps even a Master's sruate now than when he w-as g o flavor. Determine what >ou and the Fine Aria Department of Mrs. D Wackar o f 018 Park Ave. turn to teaching? He hat a fam - vemor. ■like— some arc strong flavored, I m0nths ily to support, lie has his dream s, Dorothy is sick, so I am chain- others mild, and their use is w the Sanford W om ans U ud Apr i Tflcy p|ln u gpcn(j ^ ; abroad visiting friends and rel­ o f the future—perhaps a new car, ed to the home fires, and have matter of individual preference, 16 at 8 p.m. Dick Holtzclaw i* scheduled to atives. a week-end alone with his w ife— plenty of time to get into trou ble: Use herbs fresh or dried. Keep are these things possible on his j with the typewriter. Am informed tn assortment o f the latter on present the program . He will give A reunion with Mr. Jorgensen's teacher* salary? Not very often that the Happy Hour at the B.O.Q. your pantry shelf. But remem- a short talk cn “ Music Appre­ twin brother, whom he hasn't — and yat his classmate In High on Friday has been changed to ber, dried herbs are much strongciation" awl sing several selec­ seen for 51 years has been planSchool, who never went to college Happy Hour* from 5:30 to 7:30 , r th«n tha fre»h, or use about sisters and is making mora by tending bar. An extra hour, so com e out and half tha quantity that you would tions of all time American favori- n*d. Also hi* two te» Mr. Holtzclaw. for the past, many niece* and ntphawa will atselling ahocs, or driving a truck, take advantage of it. Also, there UJe 0f the fresh. *®«nd complaining abcut the schools will be another Juke Box dance i Herb* are nicked for drying ten years, has been with the New hi* child attends. Somathlng uust their nineteenth of this month, ' 4S thty com# lnto f|0war, though York City Opera Company as lead- ■ be done. The problem is not so with mor* of those lovely hostesses, nmny nity he "sheared” a few Mr • much tha tour prenent teacher* are ■f ;r the bachelors. Dancing from letv ei , t a t|m# , n during the ing soloist. He is presently starring in the opera "L a Travtata” in going to q u it-s o m e are. however, eight to eleven-thirty. And don't |growing season. Thyme and sumat tha rate of three thousanJ a forget to make plana for the big • imvQrv he nicked when New Orleans. y e .r - b u t that w . will get no te a -,dfal the twenty",ixth. the dinner th e, can a h o b" Mr*. A. O Roberta atated this rhers to replace the ones we have. |dance sponsored by the W ives! , i j nn_ . d u r W >nv neriod of r.v .rv year, vaar. as at the th . war baby b ih v -i . iiaa. - ____ . „ a i C,ipp«d during any p,r,0d 0f morning that, "T h e club feel* very Every ____________ M f.e t^'?un! r c.,.nd 1growth. Hang in bunches, or lay in fortunata in being able to feature boom ers enter first grade there dancing to the tunes of the Starshady, airy room. Shake o ff any. is a new situation—crawded cla ss-, lighters. Reservations must be .. yj y. J . thi such a celebrated artist at its «oon u , overtaxed facilities in d n o , madc by Tuesday, the twenty-th'rd, j * l ! " u h, ' meeting.” | ' 4* teachers. It will not lessen, as the „ . t least line up a sitter, if you I iv rn mb V ^ Hostesses for the occasion are: birth rate prove,. This problem Med one. and most of u , do. ' ^ , S f . i « ! ? Mrs. G. A. Sweeney, Mr*. C. C. | d o e , not effect a few people In ; VAH-7 w ive, bridge met at Ter- £ ,a f* <" , U fh V ? P* T ^ ront“ ln cr!* . your town. It affect* all those who ry Price'* home in Loeh Arbor Packaged and bottled herb* arc Welch. Mrs. A. 0 Robert*. M r*., have children in school, now a n d ; Thursday afternoon, for a filing Purchasable in most g roceu e, Pate, and Mrs. James Dotard. I ^>1 will have children in school in the at the cards. Terry served her but th* one* put up by lhe ,m * next few year,. Can you picture Kuwts meringue* with rasberries. * teur f r.?w*r “ J. reU ‘ " * what might happen if the schools Lou Johnson won first prize. At- m“ r# de lc* u fl“ vorL ,,ia" .tho’ e had to close. If you have ever tending were Lou. Mary Libbey, put out in qu,nli|T ^ wholes*.e helped ycu r child with h i, home - 1Doris Franrisca, Dot Mann. Con. work, you will realize how inueli nie Yount, Joan Meigle, Kay There are over ..000 herb* fam ] iliar in America. We list just- a patience it takes to teach that i Dwyer and Jean Stetson. few of these which grow well « child ail day long, multiplied by in Florida: Sage, fla-il. Thyme, forty. Tcrhaps you would have Slint, Chives, Dill, Msjoram, Bor­ only or.o or two at home to leach — , Economy is the keynote around -r* age, and Summer Savory. Exper­ April loth, income tux day. could you do it. or would you per-j iment—try some others too. fei to let the chi'd grow up unable For tho most part, homemakers By Mrs. C. F. Snyder to write, read, i r calculate. Wc All o f these herbs will grow aie aware o f this special day and Pvt. Marlin Hand and Mrs.' try to plan easy on the budget !l f V.Bh K S , r ^ h ? C ? & r S - ! 2 l ,d* Hand wer* su esu o f Mr. and ir° 'n "c,d "U r,"<1 to in pot* and aml latermay transplanted in tho book Why Cant Johnny . . R ...mnn.i p . ii Po t* *nd meals . . . one low in dollar* and Read” — some oV 5 . « " ■ R -y m o m H M i. Sunday the Garden area. However, the cent* but yet high in nutritive #■ •# plants are not expensive and value. may be purchas'd from Wayside Meat, o f course, i» one of thej Frequently our Johnnie* are not Mr»H.m terwn Gardens, Mentor, OhfS. With tho most important items in *he| , taught to write either, have no 1,111 ,n Arbor ^ Tuesday. exception of Mint, non# require menu. There are many thirifty aignture with which to sign a „ , _ , a particularly rich soil. The beds meat cuts which provide econo­ Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Crsnshaw check, and ar* unable to read th e ir ahculd b* p ^ p *” '1 » bout ‘ wo mical meals. grandmother's letters. W . have . * “ *“ * ot Mr- and week, before planting, using Reba Staggs, well versed In the! good teachers here in Seminole | *• *• 1 ,el>* about half sand and half humus. field o f meat and meat cookery, County. Let’s keep them, and give , ui»b small amount o f bone suggests just a few economy ] them a decent salary. We spend I Mrs. Alma Walker spent four meal. When the plants arc up hcadlliners . . . special dollar enough money on foolish things— d*>'* week, in Daytona about one or two inches a little saving meals for the preceding visiting relatives. far better to be sure our children _____ more fertilizer may be added. The April loth. are not jeopardizing their edu­ Strips of salt pork ran join] Mrs. Leli Van EHen w a. )n.l woody plants, such a» Thyme, cation. Can't tell when this bill lima beans in a baked casserole; jured at her horn# a week ago, may b* ' a y m d . , cornea up before the legislators, 0ctob*r., ^ NI0V,™b" are dish. It’s a special treat when u b u t (bare mutt be time for you to when she fell on the step*. She ! ‘ he Jm0" th» for P,ant,n* b*rb»- accompanied by brown bread ami | t o wire or write Douglas Stenstrom, is somewhat Improved. Spend th* next few months ex- a vegetable salad. Mack N. Cleveland, or Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pell an d! P a n t i n g with the commercial Another delightful and easily! Frederick, and urge their support u ™ , Schools............. .. daughters. T am ar. Jean and Ta/ ' et,e,i >ou prepared pork dinner i* Sausage of the Better Program. Our poor friend in Tallahassee Joanne were weekend visitors of b ’ and b* r” d.]r t0 sU rt your Shortcake. To make tills short­ cake, two layers o f corn bread arcwho has been writing "Just C om -: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pell o f Sam -|*ard*n ln lhe ya ' put together with hot pork sailmentary Not Coverage" must have tula. “ “ ! sage links between the layers been sheltered indeed during h i* , ------------C O U n t V C O U flC il I and on top. This dish is served political carter to be so sensitive! Major and Mrs. Fred Jones an- , . , , , with a cream gravy. The sausages to the criticisms of two men w h o'rou n ce the birth o f a son. 'John H o l d s L Q S t M G e t are precooked on top o f the ran­ , j Walter. Monday, b om at the O r -, ge or in the oven. There are many beef cut* that 1 ain Betty Snyder, physical thar-! The Seminole County Council may serve you, such as braised apist with th . U. S. Army. ! r T A will hold its last meeting o f arm or Made steaks and cream th* year Wednesday morning nt gravy served with baked potat­ I The W.M.U. o f th* B aptistIth* Busine** Education O ffice on oes. Ground beef Is always a choice To climax the week long Youth, Church held its regular meeting Commercial Ave. selection . . .for spaghetti dishes, Services at the Church o f the at the church. Mrs. Harry Osteen; A}} members andInterested Naxarcne. 2nd and Maple Ave. a presided. .Mr. King Allman hadpar,ie* aP* invited to attend. In- hamburgers nr a* a stuffing for “ Gospel Jamboree" has been plan- charge o f tha program which staliat'on o f new “ "'c e r * for the green peppers and other veget­ able*. ned. Johnny Carter and David wa* on “ Th* Corner Training t0 m l,> y*l f w>1‘ b* , IVayr.e Jfathes will be in ch a rg e; School o f Missions.” Eight m em -|' ' ’ o f th# service. b«r» were present. ‘Ssveral o f the congregation* ------------ young people will take part in The Home Demonstration Club th# service as well as guest, o f hold a luncheon meeting at th* other local churches. The mezt- home o f Mrs. Albert Pell. Tuesing starts at 8 p.m. and will last day. Each membar brought a one hour. The program vill b* dish prepared from canned foods entirely musical. demonstrating tha us* o f canned Th# Rev. R.H.Spear, Jr. ex- food* in the home. Those present tends an invitation to tha pub- were Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs lie to attend thia servic# and al- Grey Beall, Mrs. Harold Kby • so to see the recently com plete! Mrs. Joe Siaster*. Mrs. Frank, Educational Building in which George. Mr*. P. T. Piety and the tli* service is being held. hostess. J ;£• | FO R npuR Plan Income Tax Dinner For Family Osteen News Ii I & l & ">7, t5 , ? fair young ladies f iw“ X S ! .... . _ in* #t prior monthly T-TA meeting. The season was opened bp president, Claude Hittell and Mra. Brantley gave the devotion­ al. Election o f officer* wa* held Roger Maxwell and 3tax Miller left recently for Ohio after spend and Mrs. Jessis May Muse was ing awhile here with Rogers*: choien president, Mr». R. C. parents. Sir. and Sirs. Taul Max- Brantley, vie# president. Mrs. well and fam ily. Pauline Hobby, secretary and .ittle goes * long way in th« cul* inary field, and an herb garden can be attractive as well as use* Two of the worst paid Jobs in a b o failed to tee the point of h i. ful- S * " * o f ‘ h*1" p,'odlK'c 'tuitc the w -rld are teaching and re­ column, except as a vehicle (or »howy flower*. Design your garden p o r t in g . But at le a n as a reporter sheif-defenre and buttering up to in « n r wmjr > °“ w i,h* bul hcre what youmake depends on YOU ( those In control at present. H ow - 11'* 0lie»uttlt,-’l l im» 5’00 niaY find and y .n r ambition— as a teacher ever, I gueta there are many who interesting. Place an old wugun it depends on the largesse of your are glad to hear how attractive 1wheel flat on your prepared soil, state acJ county no matter how and well-sp ken their represent#-, J*ing the spokes as dividers. This good you are. I don't think many tiv*>a arc, and whether their second makes a well-controlled, *nia!i of us realize h :w serious the tea- cousin twice removed once was garden area. An herb garden in cher problem ii. Those who havt almost elected to the same scat. Florida will like partial shape, children In school do, but how about We hear about the "clea r, good There are no limits to the use Lhe many young parents w hose' humored, informative, brief and of herbs. They are a delightful * children are still pre-schcol? Have restrained” rebate that took place addition to our everyday cooking, By Grace Thurston The Lake Monro* P-TA » p o » - FMCVATT turned home after spending two month, in Miami with her sou and daughter-in-law, Mr. Mrs. Wayne Geiger. Mr. and Mr*. Geiger accompanied her home as aid her son ifarold, for a few* days. Why not try a h»rb garden? It taker only a small apace, for a ..jg Dresses Dress up the little one fo r Easter in a Nanette, Kate Green way or Chic Tots dress from the Hollywood Shop. In sizes 1-3, 3-6x, 7-14. Many styles, colors and fab­ rics for your selection. !§ 2.98 - 8.98 * # fy 3 'Young People Hold 5;“ ^ . Gospel Jamboree Saturday Evening WednesdaV Morn Sub-Teens By Junior Rite and Abby Teen in sizes S14. Darling: dresses for the young: SubteensFlare, pleated and slim skirts. Printed and solid, in all the new Easter, Spring: and Summer colors. Make your Easter shopping: easy, shop at Holly­ wood Shop. Hats £ Bags Adorable little hat and bag sets, fo r 5.98 - 10.95 HELP Yourself To Gracious Living see c fit t ls } FAUST S DRUG STORE N ea r P . O. U s m ix iQ If you enjoy living at it’s heat t! : j lhe perfeci location la Little Venice, Lucai?l neir the Mavfair Inn Country Club. Wellborn Phillip# la building ^ A I b e d ro o m s. 1 & 2 bath home# with all modern con v en ien ce*. P h o n * 103 t tirin g o r h a v * y o u r D o c t o r te le p h o n e s c r ip t io n a c c u r a te ly c o m p o u n d e d at a FKEE fa ir an d your pro­ to ua. II w ill w ith fr e s h r e a s o n a b le D E L1V K H Y n e tt p r ic e ... drugs FAST a ls o I Comer W. Crystl# Driie A Lake M ,ry Blvd. I*1imk FA Z-U5I FAU ST'S SU N D R Y STORE ” 0 th & F r e n c h “ T o B e t te r S e r v e bo Y ou” •r Phone FA J M U After T P.M. the little tots, plain Petticoats or flower bedecked Set 3.98 Just like big siste rs...........petti­ coats with rows and rows o f ru f­ fles. White and pastel colors. Make her Easter a real stand-out with one o f our can-can petti­ coats. Also half and full slips by Rogers in nylon and for the Sub-Teens a can-can o f nylon or a slip o f blendair miracle cotton. 1.98-5.98 Panties Tailored or trimm­ ed with lace and ruffles. In cotton and nylon. Give her Fancy Pants for Easter . . . so cute and so inexpensive. .89-1.98 ■HM HOPS 15 V 'l i *? 'it �--r vy\r ri< •- •' •- •••■■• • -» Veterans Corner Before Pilate id tut b t added'to hi* home to tak* our* o f tbo children. Another room must bo added, nayba moro property obtained on which to extend that home. And ao it la with the city. A hu*t family. Aa tha d ty g ro in th a n moat be more atroete added to take care o f the additional room needed to hooae a growing family. More territory m tiit be added to provide the a n a fo r the expanding eitisena. That ie the problem with which Sanford la faced — add more area in which to build and expand — or shrivel op and become an* known. ^ , T h en have been timea when our neighbor* oatilde o f the boundarie* o f Sanford have complained becauae th e n weren’t aufficient •ton* with the abondanoe o f merchandUe which they demanded. How can the inalde Sanford expand and grow onleaa the out* • edge* give way to allow for the expan­ sion. T h en are a few o f our neighbor* who en* jo y the benefit* o f Sanford — it* protection provided by a Police Department. itii water approved by the State Board o f Health aa safe to drink, a sewer Bystem for sanitation, the city's ability to furnish a livelihood in Jobs and opportunities, streets on which to operate automobiles, doctors fo r medical protection, a hospital to take ca n o f the iertoo* illness, schools, recreation programs, r center w hen people gather to work and play and discuss their problems — but they do not ca n to sh a n In the cost o f these benefits. Some o f our frlendo say "W hy help pay for them when we can enjoy them without paying." Annexation la very Important to the pro­ gress o f Sanford. New areas must be added to take ears o f the thousands who will eventually build in 'T he finest city in Cen­ tral Florida," or even all of Florida. It is predicted, and all indications point to •the fact that the prediction will come true, that Sanford will become a city of BO to 60 thousand eitizns by 106B. The biggest p er centage of these new cltisens will want the services that an incorporated city provides. They do not want to live in Jeopardy of fire and outside of an area protected by a well trained fire department, neither do they want their families threatened by disease because of the lack of a good sewage and Water system, and they want the feeling of plenty o f security with adequate police V : <Y.V» ■£‘ < : ■' a Tha Sanford Herald iusus Dell h l W i i f . h M t r IM Ch rial m u. la la r ta r >r««—41n Chritteiea. ____________ >f Carer—i « / Marsh t l l t t ____________ m an paaKixa u t t e r »»e rekiuk** MARION HARM AM B1L, I lM lt lT I U tter HVHLTW J. c u e w tw q ROverUe/s* M aaaitr ■ U M C R im o n R A T H II* H r * u h Oaa Meet* It H Sti M*aMm Oa* Ta n il ett.se AR KiSmrg la S a m MTS* *t U M t * r***Utl*** aai Ml!*** *| eatMtolasMBt *i fre Ik* eereese *f ralaUc faaSa wtu H ihanaS 4 far at reealer airertlelui rat** b A Chrrta, M ailM im Tla S«nM I* l BMkar at tha UallaS Prase •Mat to aamle* estleelvely la Ike u * for rrpabllM•toa af aU the iaaal alt* yrtatas la thla tl' a*vayap*r. R ltH N ItM NelleeeUr fey Oaaaral A4vertltta* jta n la a ta* Ml 0 *orfi* •a*I as* Saak Hid*. Attest* “ Page 4 Friday, April 12. 1957 protection, am only a municipality can provide. Annexation is the answer to the Sanford, Seminole County and Central Florida suc­ cess with the City o f Sanford providing a Docks and Terminals project, more and bet­ ter fire protection, extension o f the sewage system, a hugs naw civic center and all o f the other betterments which society demands today for iti day to day happlntss, security, and advancement The answer is annexation for growth and progress both fo r th* city itself arid th* citizens within and around i t • • / t j.r a | J r;l V r ig MS H Hare are eutboritative answers front th# Veteran* Administration to questions of current interest to former servicemen and their fami­ lies: Q. 1 am a disabled Korean vet­ eran sad I would Ilka to taka voca­ tional rehabilitation trtfning la a European college. Is thk possi­ ble? A. Under the law, U would not be possible. Vocational rehabilita­ tion Is not availsbis In foreign l f •' $k S if -•y WKUAM M T - v ffr r ii rrtm w rufr A N*W TV tuning device set* tha dial* for programs 11 hour* ta advance. Now a family can Sght out at tha breakfast table what show* are to be viewed that night Food Industry Prices • • » Tranquilizers During the past years, some SO million prescriptions for the so-cnlled tranquilizer drugs were filled for Americans. That as­ tonishing figure underlines the need for answers to questions which have stirred controversy since the tranquilizers came in to use a few yearn ago. Some of the drugs have been used to treat persons suffering from severe mental ill­ ness. In many other cases, they have been used simply to quiet nerves of persons who havo nothing more serious than ordi nary jitters. Medical opinion Is not all In agree­ ment as to the effectiveness of the drugs. Some doctors feel that they may lie doing considerable harm, especially when they nre csod without medical supervision. In cases of this kind, the laynmn is help­ less. He hart no means of determining whe­ ther the drugs are dangerous, or how ef­ fective they are. It is good to know, therefore that the Nationnl Institute of Mental Health Is undertaking an elaborate research pro­ gram to determine the value and limitations of these drugs. They may produce some firm answers to troubling questions. New T V Station Will Rise Soon In Jacksonville Adams Street, will rover appro­ xim ately 3(),04)<) square feet and will be modern In design, embrac­ ing a combination o f grey brick and blue glaied brick aa finish material. J ACKSCNVI LI.E— Ono o f the tallaot structures on the South AUarde coast will soon rise be­ side the historic S t Johns River hero. Nearly twice aa high aa tha Washington Monument, the tower of Station WFGA-TV will thrust 1,000 feel Into the sky. It will be over three limes as tall as th* Prudential building here, Florida's highest of lee building. The 30 kw RCA transmitter, In combination with tha tower and antenna, wll enable WFGA-TV to radiate 318,noo watts, the maxi­ mum effective poyer autborixed for V llF television stations under regulations o f the Fe.teral Communlcatlonj Commission. The new station will serve Jackaonviq* ami the surounding areas o f Florida and Georgia. Presently existing home televi­ Tito new Channel II television sion receivers will not have to be center, located at 1070 East modllfed to receive black and white picture* from W TOA-TV'l local or network color programs, while homes having color recetvtra will see these programs la full color. George H Hodges, president, said he believes this la the first television station Initially planned and constructed for the require­ ments of originating color TV pro­ gram s aa well ae transmitting net­ work color. SUtfQkT THf FLORIDA BEEF COUNCIL iv o a x /M '., C4 % 1 VO e#f- • 1 1959 Ford Parklan# Station Wagon, fulljr T/HT"*1 eioan, om owner Pontiac 870 forts* Station Wagon, fuQg aquIppiA ebon, om ovrnor, CLEAN 1956 t i i S r *i * 1951 1952 1951 OWIMf a i *f . ■'*»«. I ! I f 1 H ’ ■ i ‘A •4- 1 ! Any Chin*** Nationalist airman who sink* a Rad Chin* aircraft carrier will be awarded th* rank of "act," th* Formosa _ ment announce*, line* then’s no evidence the Communist Chink* 1 ^ I I Five of the U. S. Navy's new nuclear submarine* have been give* the name* of Scamp, Sculpta. Shark. Scocpto* and Snook. They ought to he able to da plenty of mischief to a potential enemy—especially that Scampi " A N D PUnts nsktd Him, A rt thou the King o f the Jaws? And Ha answering said unto Him, Thou sayest IL And th# chief priests accused Him o f many things: but Ha answered nothing." — St. Mark 18:1, 3. ("ChrU I B e/ ore M o le ," by cmgraver Albrecht Durtr, courtesy Toledo Museum of Art.) Letters To The Editor EDITOR Sanford Herald 204 West First Street Sanford, Florida •'. « *\ - — . .U J > H ay I lata this mesne of thank­ ing you tor your part In helping to mako Navy Appreciation Day tueh an overwhelming tuccooo. Without the co-operation th* Sanford H«rsid gave, the Jaycees could nsvtr havo provided auch an eventful day. We would like you to know that we genuinily appreciate your atilstance sod Interest. Thank you s fa ln for your help. Your* v»ry truly, G. Andrew Speer President EDITOR Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida The Episcopal Church In the Dio­ cese o f South Florida, which ex­ tends from Ocala to Key Weat, has recently conducted a development fund program which will provide funds to allow the church to ex­ pand in thla rapidly growing area. Uifdrr the leadership o f the Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttlt, D. D „ bishop o f the Diocese of South Florida, this effort haa been most success­ ful aa th* financial goal waa over subscribed by a large amount. Theie funds will permit the Epis­ copal chutch to now enlargo Ua vital work in five fields, namely: aiding mission congregations In new population centers; addition* and renovation* at Uishop Gray Inn for aged persons, located at Davenport; building o f a yeararound conference and retreat cen­ ter at Camp Wingmann near Avon Park; Increased work on coltega campuses and contribution to Uni­ versity of the South in Tcnncisee; and a tithe of the funds to ov er­ seas work. Aa general chairman of this pro­ gram, I take this opportunity to lhank you and Other members o f your staff for your valuable assis­ tance In helping ua Inform bvery one of the effort. Your willingness to furnish news coverage of our various activities was o f great help to us and the long-range results are many. Thank you again for your Inter­ est and cooperation. Charles H. Gerhardt, lencrat Chairman In Service What la lb* ! I* I News O f Men I % A A* WIESBADEN, Germany (AITTNC>—Army PFC. Ralph A. Flowen , whose guardian, Clyde C. DeLoach, Uvea ta Lake Monroe, re­ cently participated ta a field fj^ lng exercise with th* Fifth aircraft artillery Battalion In Germany. Flowers, a radar qgetator in tha battalion’s Battary B, entered the Army in September IMS and com­ puted baric training at Fort Jackson. S. C. Tha XEyear-cld soldier is a 1988 graduate of Seminole High School Its Sanford. LUZON, P. I. )FHTNC)-Hom*l J. Fambro, airman, USN, son of Mrs. Rose C. Fambro of Longwood, aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Bennington, partici­ pated In tbs largest amphibious operation to be held In th* Far East since World War II. The powerful armada of 10,000 men and 73 ship* took pert In the “ Beaeoo Hill" operation from Mar, 14 to Apr. 1. ^ Bargains In Beauty NOW BLOOMING — DAYLILIES From $1.00 Doz. Root* Up GRAY SHADOWS NURSERIES Booth Sanford Ave. Near Lake f a n s Phone PA 3-MM Mrs. S. C. Dickerson R. S. Ikowe "Busy, Cranahaw? It—*r—uh— seems my kid has somt homework—" your present home can be as modern as a new one? hart's hew yev <■■ traaiferw year heme Your aid, inconvenient kti> rhen can b* remodeled with all ..the., new work-saving conveniences $19.77 per for a* little a* l " n o. NOW . e ir o R i $g«!" GENERAL @ ' • If your family I* grow ing and you need more space, an extra room can be add­ ed for an $3|.94 per mo. little a* .V— ELECTRIC HIM An old open porch can b« enclosed mi that It 1* glan* in winter, acreen in summ­ er. Adds living *pac«. Aa llttl* aa P«f AUTOMATIC WASHER WITH - m o. Old dreary room* can b* made interesting and com­ fortable with fin* wood paneling. Averag* room a* Util* aa $| |.97 per ACTIVATOR ACTION " *199 $1,009. * M il SOWawe *■*« t*p*<ftT * FAMOUS * 4 ACTIVATOI—I t*. $1,009. • FUXISU AUTOMATIC CONTIOl-tM* ym wUw I to N MsWti •Oval wad* l»m*i kw w war • WASH WAtia COMTINUOUStV ■K*CUUTU-limo,ti |*«4. BM>ltMdM*yMwe h*m y*w «rmk * s-vu a wmttws notktion h a h A U T O M A T IC E L E C T R IC $2195.00 DRYER $ 9 9 5 .0 9 lI28 I — 90 ■ Other Projects D ENS GARAG ES BREEZEW AYS TERRACES EXTERIOR RE-DESIGN P A N E LIN G I T S E A S Y TO REMODEL W IT H OUR H ELP We can help you plan, furnish material*, refer you to a master contractor, and aaaist you in obtaining suitable financing em easy, budget terms. Even if your home I* mort­ gaged you can atlll remodel with No Money Down— 36 Months To Payl W L e. $89109 W " NICHOLSON BUICK Co. Tel FA 2-1882 I Th* evemabov It «> poe mat O T v q i/ BUICKS Buick Century 4 Door Hardfcopt fully equipped, dean, on* owner Buick Special 4 Door Sedna, fuOy •quipped, owner Bukk Super 4 Door M a x fully equipped, dean, on* owner, Buick SpeeJal 4 Door Sedan, fully equipped, oleea. one i/ v e have ■ plane-toting chip this laoka aa though It'd be th* neatest trick of the cold war. A diet /catering carrel# i* Mggeeted *a • Jtoad e*M grove*/*Mr*. Might work *t Ihot—for I I I The d t p # / Herat, AlghanUten, who ever * v • robMl rough or Am bee* rosed end rt belli 17 tn tts r f I t t IlMf*. My* • Alaforioa. Whmt • •f Me Utepta /or bricklayer*/ % 1956 STATION WAGONS $ 1 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 DISCOUNT 1955 9. I have Just eon* out *f mili­ tary service- Will the VA find m* a Job? A Finding employment for vet­ eran* la not one of VA'a functions, under the law. What you should do la apply at your nearest public employment offlee. Q. My World War II permanent Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G M E ! • Another congressional group, this time the consumer study subcommittee, has confirm­ ed the wide gsp between the prices consum­ ers pay for food end the prices farmers re* celve for basic food products. And once again we are told a new round o f inveiitlgations of food industry prices will follow. Such investigations may prove to be worthwhile, though they have not been very fruitful In the past. The fact seems to be that because o f the elaborate processions and services consumers demand, food pro­ cessors and marketing agencies will take and increasingly greater share of the food dollar. This does not mean that there should not be any further investigation of retail food prices. On the contrary, that would be a good thing. Such a probe might help narrow some­ what the gap between declining farm pricea and rising food prices. Aa long as consumers Insist on buying an increasing amount of service and con­ venience when they go to the grocery store, food prices will doubtless continue to rise We no longer buy merely food; we buy pre­ cooking, fancy packaging and other things in addition to the bade food items. American consumers like it that way. They like being able to buy foods that take only a few minutes— and almost no work at all — to prepare. Since that is what we want, we have to pay for it. except In th* FklUoptnea for eligible U. 8. efeisen* living there. eountrie*. C l taamana* layead. tad TA **lomaUcally eoattauad R ta foroa under extended term taaursnc*. 1 nt to rotastato my promanant policy. Will I hare ta take a phy­ sical examination? A. If you reinstate within five years of tha data tha extentW insurance would expire, ycu trill not need a medical examination or any madleal evldntea at good health. If you rclnatata after that Ume limit, you will be required to take an examination. Q. If a school was approved ta brain veterans under Ua World War 1| G! BUI, will it ala* ba considered approved «* trail Ko­ rean veteran*? ~ A.Not neeeaaarlly. World War n OI BUI approved doe* net carry over. The ecbeol’a tour*** must be approved ipeclfleaUy for Ko­ rean veteran*. Veteran* Uvlng In Central Flor­ ida who wish further information about their various benefits should write or visit the VA office at «g K. Central Av*. Orlande, Fla. Sanford, Florid* I Sanford Electric Co. 118 8. MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2 1562 Phono FA 2-1411 and Ask For Horn* Improvement Informatkm �w - ;■'" T m; V* THE SANFORD HERALD FrL April 12, 1957 • ».- Vl P » ft 5 Enterprise Additional Society 7loiv By HELEN SNODGRASS ENTERPRISE— Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sarver o f Dayton,- O. are house guests this week o f Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sarver. disuouihis! Mrs. Harold Stultx, local chair­ man o f cancer drive entertained her assistants at a coffee at her home Tuesday afternoon and' plans wera completed fo r the | house to house canvas for the eancer drive last week. A ttend-] Ing were Mrs. W. L. Tyler, Mrs. 1D. J. Parker, Mrs. E. E. Brad1dock, Mrs. W. E. Goodwin, Mrs. E. W. Jones, Mrs. Harvey Dunn,| Mrs. Ida Tadgett and the hostess' Mrs. Stults. JACKY FENWICK P&MonalA Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Eppi S r* Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr* end Dr. and Mrs. Bill Epps will leav« Sunday to attend the .F lorid* ■State pental Meeting at the Be* noy Park Hetel in St. Petersburg April 14. 15, and 16. Mis* Grace Marie Stlnecipber* a junior at Stetson University will leave today fo r Maryville* Tenn. where *he will spend the spring holidays at Maryvillo College. Miss Stinecipher was a student there for two years. H id m other "night out" last Wednctday. The girls played Ca­ Mrs. J. W. Normsn snd child* ren, Nancy, Jimmy snd Lueyd nasta at Jiml Gold’ s hcuse. and as arrived recently from W ashington usual, a noisy time was had by all! D. C. to spend « few days with With the amount of "g ab bin g " that Mr. snd Mrs. A. K. R ossctter# Miss Doris Faber, local chair­ goes cn at these get-togethers, it Circle Number One man o f the Red Cross drive an­ never fails to amaxe me that we M is, Anna Pough returned to nounced that Enterprise exceeded DO manage to play some cards! The Evening Circle Number her home in Richmond, tnd. this ed approximately $130 for this Nine girls were able to make it One o f the First Presbyterian week after visiting tha D. C. this time, so we played three to a Us quota o f $100 and has collectChurch, Sirs. Floyd G. Case, Howard's for approximately • table, "cut-throat"! Those present area. • Chairman, met In the Educational month. M in Lough is Mrs. How* were: Mrs. Rosemary Finnegan, Building with Hostesses Mrs. srd’s aunt. F IN A L PLANS FOR TH E SANFORD GARDEN CLUB'S Flower Show have been made. Last minute Mrs. Betty O’ Conner, Mrs. Doris Th# regular meeting o f the Marguerite Graham, Mrs. E. J. delalla were completed by d e n to right) Mrs. Blanton Owen, Chairman o f the Junltr Garden Club Shortlard. Mrs. Adele Heltman. W.S.C.S. o f the Barnett Memorial Routh and Mrs. John Krider Sr. division; Mrs. George Harden, Hospitality chairm an; and Mrs. A. I). Ituuntrrr, Plant Sale chairman. Mrs. Pat Foster. Mrs. Joan GreenMethodist Church was held at the The Meeting was opened with (Photo by ll.rgslrom ) wood, and yours truly. High sec re home o f Mrs. Harold Nlers a Prayer by Mrs. W . J. Hartley prise was won by Mrs. Rosemary Tuesday evening. During the Finnegan, and low score prise by and after the Businesa Session, business session plans were dis­ gave the Mrs. Joan Greenwood. When we Mrs. Victor Greene cussed for a baked food sale firstly gave in and admitted we Bibla Lesson in the absence o f but the date will be announced the regular Bible Teacher, Mrs. had played long enough, Jiml serv­ Inter. Mrs. Ira Padgett volunteer­ The Dependable Class o f the i * . i j *. i ed a delicious chocolate cake, and C. M. Boyd, who is ill at her FRIDAY ed to keep the nursery children Iced tea. Got home late, but all nome in Loch Arbor. The Axalea Circle will meet nt^ First .Methodist Church will A \ l r l O S p i l Q I during the daily vacation Bible was quiet and serene, and I doubt Refreshments were served to Mrs. O. P. Herndon's home an ™ * ? for \ Mr* F- E n^'m itlat. president school. Guest speaker, Mrs. Roper if 1 was missed! twenty five members and guest. o f Winter Garden, district direc1 , , .* « nm M r. v ' 11 7 P-m- » t the Church, A fter the o f ^ Seminole Memorisl H osp ita l.________ ____________________ Sanford Ave. at 8 p.m. Mrs. E. mcctln|r ,h c group will attend, Auxiliary ha« railed « board meet- tor 0f promotion o f tha Orlando Hear tell that Mrs. Mike M cFar­ Mrs. Greene. GIANT TABLECLOTH C. Harper will »erve ( church icrvices. in* ........... for April 1ft at 10- ....... a m at land (Bonnie to her friends,) went Circle Number Two , ,a* co-nostcSf . , _ . . . . . . i —.................— -• the ...v , District was presented — ....... and Rave CHECK Is used for this coat In to Jacksonville today for a check­ I , m0, t Interesting talk. Refresh-] oy.ter-whtto and red tweed, Circle Number Two held its Members arc reminded to bring, Tho Sanford Theatre Guild will hospital. up. Hope everything goes "O .K ." April meeting at the home of plants for show. at the City Hall at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend. mrnt, e mad« worn with a white wool cardlments oo ff bon, home made ire ice cream cream and she com es right back home. Mrs. Jay Beck, 410 Magnolia The Jacaranda Circle * ill mt-ei e J ^ v to r la n ™ rhurrh wiU “ and sponge cake were served the gan suit for spring, from the Congritulatinos are In order for Ave. Mrs. R. C. .Maxwell, chair­ at 7:30 p. m. at the Garden O n - * r"'* ji^ th e’ T n u th ^Ruddinir*at following members and guests, Ceorge Carmet c o l l e c t i o n . 1 in th* Youth Building at r » * 1 » « .. it t m . . i . i . Beven-elghta length and flared. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Almond on the man, presided and Mrs. Ralph ter (o hear Dr. Phillip* W est-, . Mrs. If. A. Throop. Mrs. Ida the coat Is coUartesa with birth of a "bouncing baby b oy ," Austin Smith acted a i secretary gate speak on "L a w n , and Lawn-1 Padgett, Mrs. Don Walling. Mrs rion (er p ,, hi of draped folds at the neckline. A in the absence o f Miss Alberta c a r e ’. All m em ber, are requst-1 ^ at Seminole Memorial Hospital. B. W. Carlton. Mrs. Harry An­ P rt, bytcrUn \ hureh wi» useful wrap also for cooler Just how important Is your Boyer. derson. Mrs. Harvey Dunn, Mrs. [ ed to be present because the pro- mCft for and recrcnli(,„ summer days end travel. child's teacher to his (or her.) Warren d is c, ami her house 5!rs. George M affet opened Ihe gram will he set up for the lh Youlh niliIdjng from c p overall development? (There Just meeting guest Mrs, R. H. Thompson o f | with a prayer after year. Hostesses are, J in . C. M. m through 8 p m. New Jersey, Mrs. Tom M sg en -' Isn't any doubt as to what the which routine business affairs t lowers, M r,. R. T. Hiekson, Mr* ( ________* answer to that one Is.) Since this were taken cart o f and reports Mabel Gear, and heimer. Mrs. Kay Lee. Mrs. Lou- hl!| lU t (f t|l(| hmther.in.inw, Mr. Mrs. Irvins is so true, then isn’ t it up to “ we. made. Sirs, W. P. Brooks cloed ise Wilson. Mrs. Irene Jackson. Mri< ; ( A . Throop. • Pryor. U se W<1X S uggests the parents" to see that our chil­ the religious program with an Mes. Kermit Wiggins, Mrs. J. „ . . . . , . „ , . ___ The Ixora Circle o f the Garden I . . . . . , ..... dren have the best available? This inspiring bible study talk using Club meets at 12:30 for a cover-j M l S S M V f t i e W l l S O n is all leading up to a "soa p -b ox " "These Things Which Are Caeed dish luncheon Mrs. Fred Mor>f j# m „ om, Demon bit about the Better Schools Pro­ tars". L o r ,. U r . t o l l S .l'lm l M ... " r, , . Ci V , " e ray, 1331 Forest Dr. Hostesses , . , gram now before the Senate and John Tatum and Mrs. Roper. } ,r ' #n‘‘ M ri* F- C* ^ ThurTh# hostess served a sweet are, Mrs. Peggy Murray, M rs.' 1 * on A * * nt „ .. . ,, . „ i The Familiar uses o f wax nre the House of Representative in course with punch. Easter favors Ruth Lee. Mrs. Ann Cowan, M n . ] o f fnr flno„ BnJ prc, rrv April tt Tallahassee. Every day you r e a l Mr. nnd Mrs. It. 11. Thompson Roger Clapp returned this were placed on colorful plates. Tommy Grarey Laura Bracken. |nB table top surfaces o f wihmI-| or hear about Teachers leaving of Baltimore and Cranford, N "c e k to his home in Montclair, A fter refreshments wera served Mrs. Paul I’ esold. 500 Palmetto rn fjn|,hpJt but h(>r, are . number April 12 the teaching profession because J. have been the house guests of N. J. aftar a visit o f several days old fashions Ave. will hs hostess to thellibis- nf otbpr vory ujefu) jd M * for Gary Tillis o f low pay, etc. We can do som e­ the group sang Mr. ami Mrs. Warren llise for “ t ‘ ho hom* o f Mrs. Anna Glass, son g , accompanied by Mrs. Beck cus Circle meeting at 2:30. Mrs. wax j llft rfmPmbcr always (bat; Site Callahan thing about it. There are two bills the past month. ] HrMrs. John Walsh rehaw a better I Billy Coleman "on the fire" at the present time, at the piano. Mrs. J. n. Ray’s Joe Melsch wll be co-hostess. tho wnxed j turned to tholr homo In Clinton, Andrea Monroe "S ick finish and protection when a] (in the Senate it’ s Bill No. 50, and vocal rendition o f " I ’ll Take You The program will be a Nancy Cushman o f Now York. Iowa a fter spending several in the "H ouse" it’s Bill No. 74.) Home Again Cathleen” was the Plant Clinic . thin coat ha, been applied rather form er dramatic student at Rol- weeks on Stono Island. highlight o f the social hour. that would go a long way to co r ­ Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Parker and The teenage b oy , o f the Church than a heavy application. harm th« finish, and the surface |j|n l college, W inter Park who Th* M ay meeting will be held af lbe Nararrnc will meet rect the situation. They are not Using wax for protection: Eq- will stay clean longer because wa* Invited to play the rolo of daughter# Jean and Linda were only to provide higher pay for at th# hom# <•; Mrs. J. 1» Thr»s- at the church at 7 p m. for the nipment In kitchens and laundry there will be no smeary film to Juliet's mother, I.ady Cnpulet, in weekend guests of Mrs. Parker’ s teachers, but also better schools ber, 424 Grandview Ave. outing. The Rev. Robert Spears rooms enn lie cleaned gctly anil catrh dust. j the “ Romeo ami Juliet" product- sister nnd fam ily. Mr. anil Mrs. for OUR children. Write a letter! Circle Number ^ Three Jr. w ||| accompany the group. safely with w ar. And you will Apply a coat o f wax to closet Ion given last week in celebration Stokey o f Avon Park. Better yet, write three letters!! Tho Presbyterian Women even- ^ j *0 (he young ladies o f tho j find the wax will protect the en- shelves. It keeps dust front stick- on the 25th anniversary o f lh e ( I ,eilr. an<| Mrs. R. A . Duvall One to each of our representatives (ng C.rcie Number Three met cburrh wiU nlrrl , t ; p m. „ 1 antel nnd make future cleaning m g and protect* the finish when opening nf the Annie Russel!'and son, Dick ami her parent*, in Tallahassee. You can reach R e­ with Mrs. W . B. Anderson, with ,bp bom# o f Violet Sprtvy for c . , u r luggage and boxes nre taken up Theatre there, was the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Johnson o f Ban presentative Mack Cleveland and M r,. Curtis Hughe, serving as „ paiamil p, rtyi If furniture drawers stick, ruh and down. guest o f her mother-in-Iatv, M r,. Francisco, Calif., left Thursday Gordon Frederick by writing to co-hostess. Following the ImslnSATURDAY ‘ he edge, with wax. You ran use] Porch and outside furniture, Charles Hume Baldwin at the for a visit with friends and relatthem c o the House o f Represen­ es session the /L et* Talk About" The R .A ’s o f the First Baptist polishing type, but pa,to] gliders, amt swings are const- home o f Mr. and M r,. Robert Ives In tbo northern states bctatives, and Senator Douglas "period was led by Mrs. Warren Church will meet at 9:30 a.nt. i w* x ** preferred for this lubri- nntly exposed to tbo weather and] Cox. Miss Cushman, who in real foro finally winding up in AritBP.’ dUT vv.'ti whit* touches Stenstrom can be reached at the Adams. The Sail!# Harrison Chapter of i,,bhard use. They should be pro- life is Mrs. Duncan Baldwin, ha, ona or New Mexico. Lcdr. Duvall I* till, block wool tep boler* State Senate. Do it now, because Th# bible lesson on "W hat P‘'nci' shavings, and other tectrd with wax to keep them in «Pcnt much time In this section ha* been attached to the Sanford 1 and dress costume for spring NOW is when it will do the most Obligation or duty do Christian N S D A R. will meet at t p.m. Naval Air Station nnd they have from the Nettle Roaenstein col* W. Rucker, M 0 *0o,# ,lirt w o n ‘ collect on the good shape. Waxing also m a k e of Florida Citizens Have" was given by with Mrs. H good. ] made their home here in Stone j lection. The Jacket covers a Practically my last chance to Mrs. W. R. Anderson. Those pres Valencia Dr Mrs P. P. Campbell bottom and sides of metal or wood them easier to keep clean. while hemstitched altk chiffon ere" M rslD a 'vld """F a u ver and Mrs. It. W. ituprccht wiH aci wastchnskets if the basket Is] When aeloctlng wax, rememberi Mr. ami M r,. S. V. Gillespie Islnnd for approxim ate two remind all Enlisted Wives about ent w waxed. Use any polishing-typo to buy the kind, recommended returned la»t week to their home years nnd have made many bodice. White chiffon drapes III* next Monday’s meeting at 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Leon Walker, Mr*. Warren as co-hostess. neckline. for tho typo waxing to be done.lin Chicago, HI. after a visit with friends in th l, section. wax. at the U.S.O , and another remin­ Adams Mrs. Merit Warner. Mrs.] Ther# will be a board meeting Make scuffed footwear look der about the square-dancing les­ May Stotts, Mrs. Harvey Hale,] o f the Seminole Hospital Auxilbetter with household wax. Paste Mrs. Fred Dudley, Stri. Curtis] jary at 10 a.m. at tha hospital. sons at the Chiefs Club. wax or a liquid, rlraning-polish My husband keeps asking me Hughe,. Mrs. T. O. Ray. Mrs. I The I.ffdie* Aid of the l.uther- ing wax nre fine for dark smoothe NOT to refer to the "Savage Sons" Jo# Garrett, Mrs. E llxaheth'an Church will have a bake *nlc I ther* shoe s'""u • e *,cream wax on at V.A.H. 5 all the time! So, just Sharon -Mrs. Carl Prescott, and , t 8:30 a.m. in front o f S e a rs' white on pastel leather. Store on East First Street for him, the "Savage Sons" won Jtrs. A. E. Kipp. I When you clean china closet, another soft ball game on Wednes­ .MONDAY an,l corner cupboards where day! They went nine Innings to The Y.W .A’s o f the First Bap-1 dishes nre stored, wax the shelves beat what was considered their list Church will meet from ii:30 *<>"n as they are emptied, toughest competition, Fasron 51! to 7:30 p.m. i Leave the doors open while the Hope this keeps up, at things arc The Prayer Band o f the Women di1,h e» / ro, “ *•» mighty peaceful around here! o f the First Presbyterian Church n r'ioT o f *o|vcn can disappear beAll this business about the pro­ will meet in th . Phil.thca Class tarS ?"<< Pu‘ h*fk1 in posed Sanfonl-Titusville Canal it Spilled medicines and co»met Room at 2:45 p.m., followed by , r'P " ,c'j m" " cj n*s “ n' 'n • , . very new to me, and to moat o f ,nre ' « » ! M r " ,U ln The* "Carnival o f Flower*" an­ the Business and Inspirational ut who haven't been here too long. v e * ,n ,h«’ b,,hr0tfm cnh np' 1 d o r't pretend to know any of the nual flow er show sponsored by meeting at 3 p.m. Circle No. 5 sifM the surfaecs are waxed. And details concerning it; " I only know the Sanford Federated Garden is in charge o f the program , and you'll find that bottle* won’ t what I read in the new spaper"!! Club will open tomorrow at 3 p.m. ihe speaker will bo Judge Ernest stick to the paint during damp But I have heard enough to fee! and remain open until 8 p.m. The lloushold-r. Nurser, wiU be pro- weather. that it would be a good thing for Sunday hours are from 1 until vised. 1'rotect window sill* from rain this town, and many ethers along 8 p m. The Boy Scouts o f the First and moisture with a good paste the way. The finishing touche* on the Piesbyteriun Church will meet in wax. Tile sills will be easier to A r l whatever 1j good for San­ show must be made by 11 a.m. the Scout Room at 7 p m. clean when dirt blows In. loo. ford, and will h rlo it grow ar.d pros­ and the judges will be entertainfin e r .* * Damp weather alio means stick­ per, should be good for all c f ut! ed at a luncheon at 12 o'clock. *” D!*, . . ing windows unless you've rem­ 17ie reason you're getting my ilr s . George Harden is serving' 7, Baptist Dis*ric <“ WOr'1 embered to ruh paste wax on the "choice bits of thflught",. anu and noi not j as nospnaiiiv hospitality cnairman chairman ror for im this ■l,<* " ctter Speakers Tourn s ----- - —— , 0 r„<ive* Wax on ex po.n l rash strictly Navy news, is because 1 event. Judging o f entrle, will be- “J*]'1 ru" ’ ,lu, vi„ , e wear and Union will be held in DcLand A ran cut o f that after the: first cou- gin i t 1 p m . pie of paragraphs! Mm . Ralph B « . . , . M r . - •< J " . f t " „ ' h* l," U“ " t o , fl. w . . . t . o , lh . Presbyterian Circles Calendar Board Meeting Scheduled Apr. 16 T c : A ' U c ’ w e to S fw o ? : Happy Birthday Flower Show OpensTomorrow At Mayfair Inn lb . . h . . . M W < l* .| i£ S / * 1 l , l „ h . w . can be eliminated by T ri-co'or awards will b« m ad. to luesuay isin „ f0at „ f pa„ c. was o c th$» best blue nhbon winner in The Joy-Ruth C !••■ o f the ,.n*.jona||y both horticulture and artistic ar- First Baptist Church will meet i ‘ ’ ici, tbpr ar,i r)r1 fr„ m rangements. Also two sweep- at the home of Mrs Bat WiDon, ^ T u i t h ’’ '^w ,x-keep 'a* glos’sy stake, prizes will b« awarded for 239 .V Scott Ave. at 8 p m . iurfafa on |U8gas, t p,)r, „ . hel*., th . greatest number of blue The Sanford Tourist and Shuf- h#vi fc|u maaifUre an.| ribbons in both divisions. fleboard Club will meet for a metlc u „ > Jcw f!ry boM , i hrU.f Hostesses for the .how , .r e covered dish supper at « p.m b0ok binl,|ng ,. under the direction o f Mrs. W.| follow#,! by a gam « sasslon, | >ltamm, rr, and „ w , . as well B. K*rchoff and include the fol other toplfi ctn be protected lowing: Mrs. Floyd r.lm er# Mrs. R. U M etsger end Mrs. James from ruit uith wax Ut.like oil. W. D. Hoffman, 5frs. E- E. An- Guy. wax provide* clean and lasting drrson, Mr*. J E. Nicholds, Sirs.! Sweepstakes winners hav# an protection. •eorge Rounds, Mrs. Stanley addw| incentive a* a result of a W axing wir# clothe, line, pro - 1 Ho land. Mrs. Robert D ougla,, ^ prc, cntfd by f . vide, protection against enrroxr / * ’ J r »« I V.klnn ' Spencer to the winner in the ar- Ion. They’ re u/**rT Vtistle arrangement group and (hr loo. Juit a W. D. Gardiner. Sirs. AHrcd Chile. Lychee J U , ' doKnatcPd by I 0 . that’, needed and Mrs^U P. Hagan. #lh«r local nursery to be given aet clothes. Mrs. I onald Jones will be In tbe winner in the horticulture It’s easy charge o f clerk, who will assist diviilon< blinds with cream w ax-lt doesn’t during tha judging and they ara| _____________ 1 . . as follo w i: Mrs. W ight Kirtley , 1 Mrs. L. E. Leeper. Mrs. W. V. Roberts, MrJ. W. E. Kirchhoff, ] Mrs I. E. Rotten, Mrs. J. J. Cates, Mrs. David Bach, Mrs. George! Andrew Spear, Mrs. D. H. Mat­ hers. Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr.. Mrs. JUDY JONIS, 18. of Jenkintown, Pa., makes a pretty picture In Phdadelphia after she was chos­ en “ Queen of th# Philadelphia Press Photographers A ssocia­ tion." She will reign over th# annual balL (international) I will not b« responsible for any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. Roland L. Walls The Sweet, Smooth and Sassy ’57 C h evrolet. . . it likes to easier to keep clean, quick dusting is all b *for. hanging your J ” to clean / / / ) ' 1A I I I 1 111 I J \ f. U V V O U f t I l l I I 17 V IJ ** Venetian ___ Help Sanford Form A Reserve Unit • There will bo a meeting at the City Hall Tuesday. April 16th at 7:30 p.m. ■ -1 new muscles! Conic in now—gel a * inula g deal on the champion! I lore’s a car designed to put the sparkle back into driving. Chevrolet, you know, won the Auto Decathlon—a ten-way test of handling qualities. Chevy n!<o walked off with the Pure Oil Performance Trophy at Daytona Beach for "beit performing U. S. automobile.” How do you like to drive? 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Ayrtl 1^ ItST THK SANFORD R l t A l i ) Track Records A re Rewritten By Seminoles dGuurfd SPORTS Yesterday's Scheduled | Game With Winter Park Called Because Of Rain Lost Year's Field Goal Shooting Is M ost Accurate Ever NSW YORK «H — fie ld r w l •booting la collage baiketball dur­ ing the past laaaoa waa tha most accurate aver, and pat overall aaorlnc underwent tba moat n arked receaelon la tha SS-year klatory o f tha aport. How la thlr paradox explained? By tha averlncreaalnx trend to­ ward poaatsalon-atyla baaketball. Guided by tha lu cceu ea o f San Francisco's two-time IK S and 1966 national champions and North Carolina’ * top-ranked Tar Heela thla year, college trama bald tha ball for the beat ahoti more than they aver had before. Final official atatlatlca r»teaaed today by tha NCAA Service Bu­ reau ehowed that 4413 m aior col­ lege gamea thla aeaaon produced an average o f 144 potnta par game, compared to tha all-time high o f 1440 for 1994. w hile acortng decreaaed. field goal and free throw ahootlng a c­ curacy went up, and for the fifth straight aeaaon fewer fouls were committed. Personal foula averaged 34.S pe\ gam e for both teame Involved, aa againrt 37.7 a year ago. Field goal ahootlng went up to M 3 per cent from last ecaion'a 37.*, and free throw accuracy to 674 from Fait-breaklng Connecticut won team offentlve honor* with an average o f 170 polntg per game, and Oklahoma A * H waa tha top m ajor college defcnalvw team for tha 16th time In the p a it 31 aeaaoni. Tha Aggie*' yield of 34.6 pointa per game waa the hlgheat Tha fired up Sanford Seminole beaeball aquad, who have turned their ayaa toward the Orange Belt Conference title thla acaton deipite dropping two game* In conference play, found themaelvea twiddling their thumb* again yesterday af­ ternoon as their icbeduled game with undefeated Winter Park waa called because o f a steady, un­ relenting downpour that flooded tha playing field In HarperShephard field In Winter Park. However, coach Dave ' Laude aald thla morning that the rain did not disappoint him or his charges. "W e ll reschedule the game later in the season," he said, "and In the meantime we'll have a few more day* to reshuf­ fle the team and get the spark we need In tha pinches." The Scmlnolea move back Into action on the home diamond at Memorial Stadium Tuesday night when they play host to Leesburg. "O u r only shortcomings now are pow er a t the plate and response when the pressure Is cn ," Laude said o f his remarkable Scmlnolcs. “ Man for man they can taka this conference, even if it is as tough as they com * in this class." When reminded that Sanford waa one o f the smallest schools In the OBC Lauda replied tersely, “ You can only put nine men on ever to win the honor. Ohio University was runnerup In offense with 67.1 points per games More head Ky. State, tho p K tlo u a season's team scoring champion, wound up fifth this year. Only 34 teams averaged more than 80 points per game in 195637, compared to 33 the preceediog year. the field at a tim e !" Laude said, "W e have no Inten­ tion of letting tha old saying that’ you can 't do well the first year in a new conference' hold us back. We’re playing a calculated risk for a three-way tie In the con fer­ ence fo r first place, and I think we're the team that can do it." Laude said that he was som e­ what disturbed about the Winter Park game being called off. “ I think w* could have beat them yes­ terday," he said. "T h e boys were worked up to a lather and were ready to really put on a show. I’m not worrying about their not com ­ ing through the next time, but it may be a little late." Laud* said that his strategy had been based on the past record of Winter Park. "T h ey ’re always grsat until someone beats them, then they start to fad* fa s t," he said. "W e were going to try to be the team to beat them ." Laud* explained that the game may be scheduled after the regu­ lar season, In which case a defeat to Winter Park would not have the future psychological effect. "W e could havo played Winter Park and beat them yesterday, I think Cocoa will take them when they play again." Laud* said that the possibility of some other team upsetting the Wildcat* from Winter Park was still not out of tin picture. "C o­ coa Is a good team” , Laudet ex ­ plained." and they may bt able to take Winter Park the next time." • Laud* reaffirmed his original statement that with a little time to work out the kinks in his base­ ball machine he could still field a tram that would take any team in the conference. The moat amazing thing about Seminole High School’s athletic program this year is the blazing track records that have been re­ written this week under the care­ ful guidance o f athletic director Frad Ganas and three volunteers. Jarst Murray, Gene Lcgg, and Ed Rudislil. Ten school track records have bitten the dust in favor o f better marks this week and it looks like the erend will continue. Ganas, with a big, enthusiastic grin spread from ear to ear after Wednesday’s track meet wth New Smyrna Beaeh that turned into a landslide v ic­ tory for the spirited warriors, thanked the three men fo r their services, irrepayable, to the sehonl. “ We can never thank you fellows for what you have don* fo r the sch ool," Ganas said. The retort was what had been expected. "C oach, w e’re just glad that the boys wanted to learn, and wa're more than happy with tha results." Each o f the three men is a spe­ cialist in certain track events, and every afternoon they come to Sominole High and spend two or more hour* working individually with the boys. Gene Legg ami Ed Itudixill are stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station. Ganas attributed the explosion o f brilliant showing by the Semi­ nole thinelads as a new study in form and determination. "T hese fellows are specialist* and they are teaching the track members the proper form for the various sports. With their help we are able to give members o f the team In­ dividual attention that was never possible when I had to work with the team alone." It was form taught by Gene Lcgg that mado Meredith Scott hurl the discus to a new record of 119‘9 " ; It was form taught by Ed Rudisill that allowed Ronnie Gilev to push the shot put to a new school record distance - 42T0"; and It was form taught by raret Murray on the polo and topple clear for a beautiful new school rrcord of 9'10" in the pole vault. Ganas declared in no qualified statements, It's this sort of teach­ ing by interested people that built the type srhool-cominunity rela­ tions here that we have been hop­ ing for for a long tim e." But the school records haven't ended here. With more o f coach Ganas' time free he has been able to give the runners individual at­ tention. Murray Nance blared the 100 yard dash for a school record o f 10.6 seconds this week and then turned around to lie with Mfke Tamny for a new school record on the 440 yard run o f 33.6 seconds. It was new attention and good P u lVm t ■COTE FRE D GANAS, 8 HS track teach and atkletlc director smiles warmly at the reasons why 16 new school records wsr* established f<r the track teem this week at the school meets. Left t# right, Jaret Mur­ ray, wb* coached Don Mathleua In a new pel# vault vetoed, Gene Legg, stationed at 8 NA 8 , who coached Meredith Scott to a new form that made Phil Byrd race for a new record at Seminole In the 230 yard dash o f 26 seconds, end it waa the tame thing that let the determination o f Giles, Dickie Roundtree, Scott, and Nance set a new icbool record In the mile relsy at three minutes 33.4 seconds. It was also form and determ i­ nation that 1st Nance hurl hlm ialf through the air 19’8 " fo r a new school record In the broed Jump. A new emphasis is settling around Seminole High School, and the fallen records are the fruits. HIRED ONE TO 'MATCH* DALLAS, Tex. UP — Every body put a match to the fire that burned the m ortgage ag St. Luke’s Eptseolpal Church Sunday nlghk Each m em ber o f the ro- discu* throw record, Ed Rudislil, alto stationed at 8 NA 8 , w ho coach­ ed Ronnie Giles to a new shat put record, and Ganas. Tha tkrea men have volunteed their time to teach the track members Uia sports in which they are specialist* and spend an average o f tw o hours a d ty with the team each afternoon. (rhotn by Bergstrom ) Millers Leave Sanford; Spring Training Season Said 'Wonderful' The Minneapolis Millers bad* goodby to Sanford and a "wonder­ fu l" Spring Training Season here In the newly finished New York Giants Farm Training Base this afternoon as the entire team, managert and press agents boarded a train a t 3 p. m. bound for Mingregation lighted a kitchen match. Their combined light triggered an elecric eye that closed a circuit to an electric hotplate that burned the mortgage. neapolis. Robert Beebe pr*ese agent for the Stiller* said, "This town has been more cordial to us than any other that we havo ever been in in Flor­ ida, and that la no slam at the other town* In Florida where we have been located." The Millers w ere the topi In the New Y ork Giant Farm System un­ d er the direction o f Carl llubbell. Their Triple-A organization la the building cam p fo r the future Giant playtr*. The training period here, some six weeks, w i t described every­ thing from "tha great*et,” to our "v e r y best yet", and on down the line of descriptive and pleat­ ing remarks. But they aren’t juat words. While based in Sanford tit* Mil­ lers played 20 exhibition garnet R either in Sanford o r Daytona Beaeh and won 12 o f them , lost only six, and tied two. The good words about Sanford will spread, and it la the hope that the Giants will com e here after their contract with Phoenix, Ariz., is expired in tw o years. Springs Another //. R u b b e r Base Wall A a in f ' makes wall palntinq easy < ■ 4 Zj Dr!** hi 30 ■wlmite* ft — y f Matching -Lowest Priced C ar with 7ri-Power Carburetion! talers in •da,I, ■i DUCO BUDDY EARNEST. Hanford, beet horn blower at the Ceetral Florida fosh u nten meet recently at En n rp ri**. Rert ( audio and Line Jacob* took on. (r h o to b y t o s ) Coach Selection Narrowed Tn 3 GAINESVILLE — Selection o f coaches for the North and South basketball team* for the Florida High School All Star gam* to be played hero this August r a i been narrowed down to threo from each oi the two hretione o f ihesU te. Cary McDonald, president of the Florida State Coaches Association, reported this week that a prelim i­ nary vote o f the Association’s membership placet coaches Joe Bogart, Miami Edison. Jack Deedrick, Winter Haven and Joe Pigottr, Wildwood, the leading vote getters in first balloting from South Florida. Receiving th* most votes among North Florida roachee ar* John Baldwin, Bishop Kenny, Sam Mit­ chell. Vernon, and Wade Odom, Gainesville. The game is an annual affair la Florida Gymnasium on the Uni-: vereity campus bore. SamhOlatt I non, r I Pontiac started 'em a ll talking by tagging this eyo-popping ' Chieftain balow 3 0 models of the low-price throe. Now Pontiac has toeaed another lixecracker into the low-price field . . . with SAVE Tri-Power Carburetion available at extra coet on any modol. Pontiac alo a e at eo low a coet offers this sensational track-proved* f w hen your money earns that big % 100 PONTIACS FREE! carburetion system that has officially outperformed super-charged yearly dividend and fuel Injection cars. Here's how it worki: For normal driving, only one of three double-barrel carburotors is in operation. W hen Drive the Champ / Contest you want a safety-surge of power, press your toe and pronto! — the with Insured safely. other two carburetors pour out a bonus oi go as long as you need call fa C -ll'A -T S O N 2-5581 The Lumber Number for Sudden Service General Insurance It. Ease u p . . . and you're back to the gas-saving economy of one-carburetor operation! In short— your new Pontiac Chieftain ca n be tam e or terrific— at the touch of a toel Try it, a n d you'll see why they're biting their nails in the low-price held. C heck the ca r . . . check the p r i c e . . . and all bets are that you'll graduate to Poatiac with plenty left over in your budget to celebrate the occasion! HILL 2 G# I* yew authorised PwiNoa deal** during April end ted drive the 1937 Pentiac. HU eut the *6Ual entry btenk end deperil It with year denier . •hop* oil there I* t* III ‘ D AYTO N A ONAND b^rerioe-eifrete* •*-<*, wt C U h te fta in JAMES a GOT SU YOGI AUTHOIIIIO PONTIAC DIALER _ or fce i NAKA* om ieUi tar rets VMOWY.O w o**t. I aodet- BMf ell <oope*<*e cor* f»gord‘«,. ot in. e * .w er prk* U m, b ^ g w f a c t ear n W el ■*>* year I PHONE FA 2.1131 K- JAMES GOT N ATION AL A r-oct 117-fc.*. PMtwe .4W TrVPoww C o f 21S W. Third SL Sanford. Fix. 212 EAST FIRST STREET 1 TOLOOM.. OTATOAOOBOOOOAV---- HATH Lumber & Supply Yard H . JAM ES GUT A G E N C Y Hera’s all you do. ; ; T.die e s wxeMri *•«• w nasca* i ’ M|*AU CH AM PI ? �we * » ,* A S r*irf ' THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. April 12, 195T P a ft i. Bergman Has Title Role In 'Anastasia' CYPRESS GARDENS, Fla.— Pretty A n a a u M , Maureen Boyle la t u l a g ay far the Dixie Tournament U to bald April I t 13 and 14 •at Cypress Gardens, with aatrica already received from all aeer «SJ Maureen, a runner up la Ilia Trick DlvUiou nf the A n American T avaam eat, U aura ta hara i i pretty cute tricka far the Dixie. Legal Notice i. r . u t t . n o t i n v it a t io n x o t ic k ic k r im n tu si M at ar lali lumbar, ha rdwa re. millWork, aUctrlcal, plum blna rooting conc r ete and all Item* nr ceeiary tor c o n e l r e e t l n * b u ild in g . In replace l.’ nlla 1, S and 14. Hanford State . Farmer. Market, Hanford, Flnr1 Ida, a n d / n r Invitation fo r bl.lv fo r contractor! In construct Ihran bulldlnaa F or datalla In cither raee w r i t , Htata F arm rra Market,. lint 11*1, W in t e r ll a t a n , Flor id a. 1’ hona cr i-iia *. X O T im TO n F . F K N II 1!» T H H C IH C t IT C O l ItT J iin r . t i. m v t m p i.o n in t it o f T IIK it nr h k k in o l i: c im i a n ii f o h COUNTY I T C HA NC KR V . Cet e m m CARL. ROGAN at at. Ha lntlf fa, JOHN* COATKH »t aln Pafvbdanta. TUI A rch ibald II. Uuvanll and TXu•a all. M i wlf*. If llv ln e and If daad, tbatr u n k n o w n hrlra, davlv* »» a iraatava and granteaa and all u n k n o w n partita c l a im in g Interval b r . thro ug h, under o r agalnnt A r ­ c h ib a ld U. Iluvavll. dacaaaed or •tharwlaa. In tha f o l l o w i n g daa ctlb. ad p r o p a r t r altuatad In Hemlnola C oun ty. Florida, l o - w l i t Bagla on tha w a e la r ly right o f w a y line o f Btata R oad No 1 ( n o w I?, a. IT * at a point 117.1 faat m or a o r laaa aaat an.l 2* fata aouth o f thn no rthwcai r o r n r r o f tha Northaa al Q u * r tar o f tha Northnaat Quartvr n f Itactloa 11. T ow na hlp 11 South. Ranga Id E a « t; run thanoa aouthwaatarly along la id waa tt rly r igh t o f w a y lria o f aald H ig h w a y l i e faat. thanca norlhwaatnrly a t r lah l anglaa t o raid wr atvrly r ig h t o f w ay line o f nntd H ig h w a y to a point ji> faat aouth o f thn anrth eectlnn Una nf aald Hactlon thanca aaat t o point o f be g inn ing ; •nd to all parllea h a v in g or claim in g to have a n y right, ti tl e o r Intaraat In Iba a b o v e devcrlbad pro p erty : Yuli a r e hereby notified that atilt Itaa bean brough t a g i l n v t y o u by Car l R o g a n and Mary R og an In the ab o v e atyled cauaa In tha ab ove na med C ou r t t o r e fo r m deed and to quiet their title t o tha a b o v e d e s ­ cribed property and y o u are her eby no tifie d and requ ired to file ( p e r ao n ally or hr a t t o r n e y ! wllli the Clerk o f aald Court y o u r written dafanaa. If any. tu iba Illll o f Cum pla int filed In raid atilt and to aarve a c o p y t h er eof up on the A t ­ torn ey * f o r tha plalntlffa on o r be* fora tha lt t h day o f May. A. D. 1117. Herein fall not o r derrae p r o rnnfaaao will b e entered aga ln at y ou . Wltneva m y hand and tha nffl* r l i l neat nf I hi ■ Court at Hanford, Flori d a, thla l*t h d a y o f April, A. • U 1117. ~ n r Harndon Circu it c l e r k Itr Aria J. Lun dqulat D. C. H J. Stigglna and Wllann Alaxandar Chu rch and Main Uultdlng Orlando. Florida A tt or n a r a fo r r l a ln t lffa A W K v n F .li n o t i c k t o n r . r r . N i i IN T H K NAMK O F T H E 8 T A T K O F FLORIDA: T O ! At.ll'R WII.DF.lt and J W. WlfsOVSn. h# r huflhtnri, w h n «« r#«i<J*nc»» un k n ow n , KL* VA DICK ICY MTAIIUCCK. * w id ow whoa* la un know n . ALTeKKN PKLI* r i l O A T K and HK.VJAMI.V P C H O A T E h*r huahand both *»r Whoa# r fild in cti *r* 2T4Q F r a n k f o r t A v •n u • Lnulavlllt Kentucky, un der nr agalnat a n y o f tha g oov a Uefandanta w h o ara deraaaed. the u n k n o w n apouaea helra. davlaaaa granteea. era* dltor a aucceaaora, aaalgataa truateea aad other partlea c la im in g by, thr oug h, under nr agaln at the f o l l o w i n g nam* ed peraona who ara dece a se d: V I C T O R H S T A I i n r c K and I*AWIIKNCB Flt.VNKKI, MO* RAN (HR) and If KUPIIIK It HAINKH. fo r m e r ly HOPHIU R CIIUOKSTUN and UAH* 1USC.N II. HAINKH. har hutband. o r either o f tham be deceaaed thn u n know n apouaee. hel m , ,Invitee, granteea credit.ira aucceaaora. aaalgn* aaa. truateea and o t h e r p ar ­ tlea c la im in g by through, un der o r again st them nr njIhar nf them ; and any and a ll partlea ha vin g o r c la im in g g n y righ t, title or Interant In and to thus * certain lan da located aliuale and he•ng |n fUmlnota C oun ty , F l o r ­ ida. t o -w lt ; N orth tina-half I N K ) o f tha Northnaat qu arte r of the Northwest Quarter o f Section Nine <*t Totanehln T w e n t y nne (It), Kouth. Range T h ir t y -o n e (111 trial. T on and each o f yo u ara hereby no tifie d that a suit In equity hat bean b r o u g h t agalnat y o u by II F. W A R D . JR . and W A. W A R D . JR. In tha Circu it C our t o f the Ninth J u d ic a l Circuit. In and for Hemlnola C ou n ty Florida, and you are h er eb y autnmnned. ordered and rnqulred In file y o u r wr itten an»w a r o r dafanaea to tha Complaint flltd here in agalnat y ou In tha ab ove entitled cauaa In the o f f i c e nf tha Clark o f tha c i r c u i t Court In and f o r Seminole County. F lo r ­ ida. at his o f f i c e In th# Court House In Hanford. F lo rid a on or b ef ore tho 13th d ay o f May, A I*. 1117 and t o eerve a c o p y o f aucb a n sw er o r defense! upon (litA.SON A U L A NK N ER . r l a l n t l f f a ' a tto r ­ neys herein, w h ose addreta la 17 Faat Central Avenue Orlando. Flor Ida nn nr hafora aald date aa re­ quired by the laws nf Flori d a and the l i s t Flor id a Rules o f Clvli P rocedure. I f you fa ll to d o an, a Decree r f n C onfeeeo Will he en. terad agalnar y ou fo r the relief da mended In tha Complaint. T o n are fu rth er no tifi ed that the nature o f aald euu la to Quiet tha Title to aald r r o p « r t r In RONAt.D It MASTKN. at u i And CIIAIU.K8 MAST UN. e l tit The name o f the Court In which Ihln null hna been Inatltuted in C ir ­ cuit Cnurt Ninth Ju di cal Circuit. Seminole County Florid a, and tha abbreviated title o f thin cave la R. P W A R D J R and W A W A R D . JR. r la ln t lff a . v,. S OP HIK R IIAINKS fo r m erly SOIMIIK B CROOKSTON. and H A R R I S O N If IIAINKH. her hueband. et a l . D e­ fendants, D la h e r e b y orde red thaf thla Order and Notice shall he publish- P “ Anastasia," with Ingrid Berg­ man. Yui Brynner and Helen Hayes heading a itellar ta il, will open Sunday at the Movieland Ride-In Thaatre. Thla CinemaScope-DsLuxc eolor Twentieth Century-Fox pro­ duction marks MUa Bergman'* return to Am erican-made motion picturoi after an abience of aevea year*. It waa produced on a la­ vish scale in Paris, Copenhagen and London under the personal supervision o f Buddy Adler, exe­ cutive producer (or Twentieth Cen­ tury-Fox, and was directed by Anatolt LUvak. The line version o f "Anasta­ sia” was drawn from the success­ ful Broadway play by Guy Bolton and Marcelle Maurette, which dra­ matises the enigma aurrounding tho youngest daughter o f the late Czar o f Russia. The Intriguing plot deals with the attempt o f (our white Ruaslana led by Y ul Bryn­ ner to pass o f Miss Bergman as the real Anastasia, reputedly to have escaped execution at tha hands of tha Red Russians In 1914, and to collect the 10,000,000 pound legacy the Czar left in English banks for her. The strange mix­ ture of fa ct and fantasy gives tha picture great suspense and high dramatic content. “ Anastasia” was the cosliest picture ever produced abroad by Twentieth Century-Fox. It was two years In preparation and was before the cam eras for more than four months. Much of the action In the story takes place in Paris and Director LUvak utilized the famous S. Alexander’s Cathedral, the Poitn Alexander III over the Seine and many o f the winding side streets o f the French capital to give the picture the same scenic authenticity that Rome gave to the well-remembered “ Three Coins In the Foundation.” Street scenes in Copenhagen and the world-famed Tivoli Gardens there also provide Interesting backgrounds. The in­ terior scenes in the picture are ★ ★ Ingrid Rti'gman appears In (hr title role o f Twentieth CenturyFox'* "A nastasia", which open* "unday at the t Thratrr. Yul Bryiuier and listen Hay's are also starred in tho CinemaScope (.‘ram s produced by Bud­ dy Adler In DtLuxe color. •f ORA80N A BUANKNCR A t t o r n e y , f o r Plalntlffa KV l r ' " t r » l Avanua Orlando Flori d a Don’f forget to have Eester Clothes cleaned in lim t . . . \ . ^ O M l C l C 4 I V CJ R ID E -IN T H E A T R E LAST SHOWING STARTS 7:15 A C C U S E D OF M U R D E R Itr** T »l*n t Scout* K v a . ’i i n a l t : l * Lain Shaw A d va n lu r a wvtli CBCl* Walt t i i a M*WS * ao i : I t C artoon Carnival iv a s jT *.00 W a a t h a r -N * » » -o » v r la m a a iH t i i t i T**t P a t tt ra (:lt Industry on l*ar**a 10:1* Lauk Up * Ida* (.1 0 Smart H h y m m s t i l l * Bauthild* Praa. Cka rek ( IS rta yh ou a a Ftttaaa II M Omnlhus 1:34 Million I Movl* 7 us Hpotllaht ob Soorta I t ! R *a(r s Valley 7:11 John U a lr lit* M id lr al llo r lio a a 7 : 1 » Tha T ra ca r I I I * Jim B a w ls l :a o Wait Kutat Story 4:4* Baal Tha Clock * . t « Dr. H u d s o n '! Sacret J a u . n » r 4:14 Raaamary ITaanay * (j0 Mr. A d am s and Kva 1:41 C alabrllp Playhnuia •j to 1‘ layhuuaa ot S t a n 1:1* M in a f A nn ap olis Itlioo Tha Llnaup Di.lo Faraon to Faraos • • a .lix n 11:00 Night N a w , Itaport * 0 4 Fla. Prtaa Confaranca 11:1* l l o llv w o u d First M » h t l i l t Air Pnwar 13:30 U lg n -o lf I l f * Ford Thaatra •ATtHUAT 7:ll M ar at and G o v a r Cha mp ion MUNNISU 1:44 K4 Sullivan » : o H lf a -o a — F rog r am Raauma i : " 4 G K T h ea t r e S.J* N a v a — Waathar 1:14 Alfred H llc h r a e k Praaanta 9.3o Captain K a a r a r o a l«:44 1*4.404 C h a ir in g * Ih.lo " F u r v “ 11:11 W h a t * My Lin* I t .o o W ln k y Dink aa d Tau 11:44 Sun Nawa g p « c la l ll:> q Huy K i n , 11:11 U v r i a c * W a lk S h o w 17:00 Tho Ills Tap 1 3 :« l Nawa ang Sign O f f A r t KH.VOO.t M oxtiav M o R S is a t nq O m a n T i m , * :« * Tail Palta rp I :la V ua c nn Darado 7 04 J im m y D * t n Sho w I >q Industry on I’ arada 7:41 N iv a t IS l-re.llam e W arm u p » I# r t p t a l a K a n g a r t a I ts liaaanall llam a « ( tna Wank 1:41 N*w* &:oq T rou bla with F athtr * : 4 l naan Ho use S :10 Nawa-SVeathar 10-04 Oorry Moora e .t s Hpurta ttlxret 1:14 Arthur G od fr ey MS k hl.SU 11:14 Strike II Rich *.00 Itosa m orr C looaar Show 11:44 Valiant Lady * M C am ra l F lorid a Shawaaaa 17:7 * t o r s a f L i f t 7;00 C oun tr y Frolics 11 14 H*arrh f o r T om n y ra w 7:10 1-orotta Y o u n g Show l l l t l G u id ing L igh t t:00 Jack in (llaaaon Shaw i m M M * S:on lladga i l l 1:44 1:4* Report * 10 liny. 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Jo >1.ir«e nnd (l o w a r Champion *:• « Nava * no K,| Hulll.an Show a 0 »l llanrallma 5:00 i| K Thentra * 74 lllirlh m Hour »:Jn Alfred H lle h c o c k Praaanta 14.44 Al llam a W ith Stualo , in no 1*1.000 C ha llt ng n 14:14 At Horn* with Mutt* | to JO tVhat’ a My Linn 14:41 N t v a Roundup lt;00 Sea It N ow 11 44 Sign O ff I 13:00 Hlgn-off ( : to FEATURE— 7:7* — PLL ’^ — jBpaabpIfolk uitrcH nn let our Sonitone Dry (leaning coofu mvis FE A TU R E — *:09 Only help you look your best in the SATURDAY Easter Parade. ONLY o r o g o ttln g ( i.eneuth VITAMINS? immaculate— rpot-frre, pertpiration-frxe, perfectly pressed . . . looking as fresh as new. And April 21 is closer than you may realize. Get those clothes to us now so you won’t get caught in the annual last-minute rush. FEATURE— 7:M -P L U S — hunts SUPER PLENAMINS H h ll slew erv iey s Junior I M S au|ar<a«ta*, * * W t»evades t<Mat caetaiaa I I kaewtaat vttpaian I M I i m M Uvar Caacaatrita.TVa r M eocad fanawie le B a ­ n t rtcaaMaa**ata*t at t x t a q aa* aaeiauiciaat tar a a M ra a 'i **>(> aatfklM I B e aaa taa <|it el • evaw|k H. 1.79 n-Oty tosppfy U4 •1W Oij Xnpply L«l N A T K 3 N A U .Y A O V W T U I O • • ORUG SI0RE Ft&fTtN£.s Truk** a>, a ,.'19 a t c ji v a ctual F E A T U R E - 9:2.1 Only C H A K I K R No. ‘‘ R IDIN G W IT H B U F F A L O IIILL" SUNDAY AND MONDAY “ Down Liberty Road” — Tex Ritter — FEATU RE— 7:2* — PLUS DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDRY 113 S. PALMETTO FEA TU RE— *:1S *CHILDREN UNDER U ADMITTED F R E E ” FA 2'.'i292 SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT 106 E. 25th ’ FA 2-1301 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY Co. 819 W.3rd ( II 7.00 1.00 1 It S:01 I IS l»:oq |(f: 3 I Ikon 11:10 I3:nn 13:1* 13:10 I 3 :« t linn 1:14 1:30 3 .0 0 Don’t worry about garment* that won’t be new for Fatter. Let u* have thrnt for S.initnne D r y Cleaning right N O W . TheyTI come back absolutely FA 2-3253 Comedy 'Top Secret Affair' To Be A t Ritz You don't havt to be a lingulit. to bccomn a succcsiful actor, bu t! it helps. Kirk Dougtai, who ipouto German, Korean and Hungarian for hla role of a M ajor General In Warner Bros* comedy, "T op Seeret A ffair” with Susan Hayward, attesta to the truth nf this thesis. The film premiere* Sunday at the Ritx Theatre. O f courxe It'* not every actor who practically ha* a Berlitz School in hla own home. Doug­ las maintains a Burney in Ger­ man through conversation with his German cook. Ills own beau­ tiful wife, the former Farlilan Anne Buydens ii hie French profe ito r. They apeak French toge­ ther each evening during dinner. Dougai la convinced that a knowledge o f foreign languagr* hai far more value than merely helping an actor pronounce words correctly In film*. " T o learn a foreign language you must icn sc the character nf the language as you would the charcter of a human being By learning languages it become* easier for an actor to give au thentlc portrayals o f person* of 3 |0 Its 1:04 3 in 4:04 sio a s tsa si on -o n P ro g r a m f.aauma Nava-VV aatbar Jim m y Dean l t h " » Captain K n n g a r c a Nava Hlgn-off Slg n-o n Thla le the Anawar t.lfa with Kllaatieth Tha p rlc a la S i g h t Str lka It Rich Vnllant l a d y Ix>vn o f Llfn Hsarch fo r T o m o r r o w G u id ing Light W alter Crnnklta tha Nawa Stand L'p and Ba Counted Aa l.ha W o rld T u r n s Our V ila * R r o q k a Art l.lnkla tt er H o u i t p i r t F Ida Stater nig P ayoff Channel 4 Crnaaroad* 414 1 IS R rlg h ta r P a y S e c re t S t o r m F d g a n f N ig h t It l g S le ta r |||4 Art «:1S L tn k ltt lo r * Hou aop artl WMBR TV CBABBBL « J A C M I O * VILLM ratU A i c v b sih * III* I no l.3o 1:1* 1:44 7 14 1:40 1:10 1:04 4:14 14:04 II 4-1 11:14 I lt:I4 lti«l M la k a r M ouse _ Capr. Galla nt R eport IV'UP Kdward t Kya nn Ihs Now* l-asali W i l t P olat Xano Gray __ Mr. Adam and T e a Play ho uaa t f S t t r i T ha I .l n t o p r.laven o 'cla r k R eport Person ta Paraan I .ala Sha w Sign •(( • A T t R D A V MOMBtSU 7 :» 4 Teat Pattora Id. on Parade 7 41 8.44 Sun. S c h ool Forum 1:14 On es l.'pon A Story 8:04 C a r to o n Ttmo 1:11 T o m m ie s Funolao 8:84 W ild Bill Htek ok 14:44 Cant. Mldalnht 1* 34 Mighty Mouta 11:4* S ky K i n g a rria v n o v 11:14 Talas •( Taaaa R a n g e r * II: 44 B ig T o p 1:44 B i m a l a BUI l 14 Sport* 1:«l Iiliav P t a n l:» S Raaaball 4 J* Thla la the Life 1:44 Oaala and Harriet 1.14 Rln Tin Tin p v a s is * (.4 4 4.14 7:4* »:*• *:•* 1 1:4* Stu dio 17 Or aa d Ola Oprp Toby Dow dy T ha Burranaara J a r k r i Griaaoa Gala i l a r m Ske w * *4 4 41 4 14 ( I* * 11 I 44 I. 7*4 7 IS I oo l to l *1 » 44 V l* 010 |4 no la *1 It *4 II 41 11 14 11:4* ■ S T I R D A T KOH.MM5 Sign On p * w n U r ta k tr t Ntwa Wtttarn J t m b o rt # Nava g t v t n O 'c lo c k Club 41 N t v a — Fla. N#wa— W orld Hporl* at a Glanca Jnrkajr'a r h o lc a Morn ing p av ollon * H a rm on r Tim* W orld At Nln* Morn ing Maridlaa gat Morn Saialon Naw* g*i Morn. Station Naw* Hat Mnrn gtialnn F o u r -H r i u h Country Stylt. C I A . arrca v o o * I I . 4* W orld At N a ,n 13:1* R adio F ar m Dlg at l II 14 Har Nona Jlanth I 14 N av a i l l * Har Nona Ranch 1 44 Hat. M a t 'n t . In* World A l Thraa I* Puh. Har. Feature 14 Teen Tim e 14 Nawa I I Taan T i m , 4* T h , Ithjrthm H ou r 44 W orld At Mlg atH VISM « It T w iligh t S on gs * 14 Hporla R ook t 4* Muale A t Random 7 44 P r r h ta ir a A Brar 1 14 Juko B og I t l u r d g p N ig ht 1 1 1 Ntwa I 74 Ju k* Bog 9 44 N av a * 14 The R hy thm Hour 1* <14 Al Horn, with Muala I* I* At H om e W it h Muala 14 4* Nava Roundup 11 4* Blsn P t f se n n a 7 4* 7 4t 7 o« 1 14 7 44 l o* A t* * 44 s l* t 14 to 14 ll:*4 II 44 1 I 1 I 44 44 14 14 * 44 a IS (1 4 7 14 S 14 * 44 14.44 14 4t 11 44 y any natlonalltiei. Every language^ opens a new world for the person who learn* it. I believe there Is a direct relafionihl). between the wldene** of an actor’s world and the variety o f the perform ances be 1* able to give," Douglat ex­ plained. "T op Secret A ffair” I* report­ edly a lively and adult film co m ­ edy. It la the story of a tough army gorcral, Kirk Douglas, and a touch-but beautiful lady publi­ sher, Susan Hayward, in a bailie cf-the-eexes that promises screen entertainment at Ite very finest’. Faul Stewart and Jim Rackus are also starred in the Warner Bros, production n it » f " s- K i i m ''''' OPEN 12:13 — O — TODAY & SATURDAY DOUHLE FEATURF. HORROR SHOW *.** M O S IJ A T y o u r ch ild ro n Al (OUR Radio S TV Log ad o n r . • w t tlc fo r f o u r ( ( ) r.in. aarutlva wake la iha Hanforil Har•Id, a n a a i D i p e r publlahad In Han­ ford. Hemlnola County Flori d a, and havlnx a nen ar al c ir c u la tio n In Hemlnola I'o u n ly , Florida. WITNKHH mv hand aa f l a r k n f aald C ir cu it Court of Hamlnol# C ou n ty Florida, and tha aea| o f tha aald Court at San fo rd. 8amlnola County Florida, on tha l l i h day o f April, A. D. I » i 7 S I’ Harndon Clerk n f th Circuit Court jlemlnnla County Florida By A r ia J. Kundqulat Deputy c l e r k r W. Bt.AN K NK R < i^ A r* y o u au ro C 3 6 - D o y S u p p ly The Sanford Herald LAW* KE.NCK F R A N K EL MORGAN*. JR and ____ _____ _ ___ MORAN*. >«1a w ifr . bn«h o f w h o t a residences ara 22 1’ pland Road Htamford, C o n ­ necticut. E L I Z A B E T H O A T E S MORAN Y I W K K R and M I ­ C H A E L TU NICER. h*r h u s ­ band both o f whntd r n l dnnema ara .Vo. 2 Bristol Court, It F. P N um ber 1 C ir r i* , will* Ohio. If l h * r b* lU I n * and If <Lad. t hsl r un kn own apmjsaa halra, davit*#*, ar.in t##*. cred itors. ptirrsssnrs aaaltn#**. I r u a t r t i and nth*r nnrtl** r lalmln x by. I h r o u r h 4 equally as Impresjtve, showing the Royal Opera House of Copenhagen, Left Bank Russian night clubs In Paris, regal ballrocm s and lavish drawing rooms. They were design­ ed by Andre Andrejew. who ts cre­ dited with revolutionizing the srt of film designing in England in the i930’ s. The co*ttimes worn by Miss Bergman and MUs Hayes were made at famous couturiers Bal­ enciaga and Karinska in Paris •nd the House of Worth in Lon­ don and, according to Rene Hu­ bert, who created the clothes, they will give women a preview of the fashions for 1937. Akim Tam irff, Marita Hunt, Fallx Aylmer, Sacha Pitoeff, Ivan Desny, Natalie Schafer, Gregoire Grom off, Karl Stepanek. Ian de la Haye and Katherine Hath h:atl "TO P SECRET A F F A IR ", a new remedy from Warmer Broe., the the supporting cast, which is one studio wklck brougkt “ Mister R etorts' to the screen, Stare S u m s of the largest aver assembled for a Twntleth Century-Fox picture, H AYW ARD and Kirk Dowglts. It oirivoa Sunday at tho Rita Theatre having 37 speaking parts. Even the for its premiere showing. The film tails tho story o f th* conquest o f smallest rolei were carefully cast the U. S. Arm y's toughest Genertl hy the hiltrioso moamiveriago The very large Russian colony o f both Paris and London, most o f n toaaUful hut-even-tougher lady pnhllshir. of whom fled Russia during the Revolution, were employed by Director LUvak to bring authentl-1 city to this exeraordinary prod - 1 ucticn. Arthur Laurents wrote the screenplay and Jack Hildyard was responsible fo r the camera work which raptures the excitement attending the foreign intrigue in “ Anastatia.” Don't forget Movie Sweepstake* m o s s t v cm aBBM * a :<« H*r. J l * * g l * every Tuesday nite, after Intermit-1 • it* O u g l m l h * O HI. A S DO tion.” rntO A T t»:l« Dr, M u d n a ’o J t a r a a l 1 ^ — CO-HIT — ' B E ^ S T o f t h c . ft I * * ' ^ A Z O N !~ BIGMID NIGHTSHOW Saturday 11:30 p.m. $1.00 per Couple To see one nf the Ycnr’H funnlcnt movies. .Make your dale to-day. STARTS SU NDAY Susan > Kirk. H ayw ard and D o u g la s are 7 ] h a vin g a A f f a ir ”/ m o r x ix r Sign On Nava Mualral Moalcal P rog r am Holrltual Tloia T r a v t l l n g W o n d tr * Muilcal P ro g ram W o r ld A t Nln* Pub. Scr. F ta tu r* Mualesl* Goapal Hlng.ra r h ' i r c h Harvlca Bunder Haranada Ag-TKRXnOSr tf P. Sun da y i h n w Gota*l P ro g ram ( u n d a y Mallnaa Ava Marla Hour KVRXIM * W o rld At Hit Hporta Roundup I>. J Jamhoraa Chu rch garvlca P ro u dly W * Hall Dial "M ’ * ( o r M u d , At Ho m o with Mutla N a v i Roun dup Pig* ore ^ ^ a^- e a a a. WSPMCR HH04 fir s s . m a k e r 5 .n c e * m W -4.aV ,H O t»N O k > 0 g «[ a - l » t l » H SCOTT gacam u iron SPOl'NO 5-a— —, n—v-i v . D— M a,MC Porrt* SHOWS— 1:25 — 5:21 — 5:17 — 7:1.1 — 1:09 Sun. — Mon. — Tues. ‘T o p Secret A ffa ir” K ik I h iu g la , K Suaan llgyvard Wed. — Thurs. “ Oh M en! 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Prior to publle sale, the stock issue consisting o f 4,000 five end one half per cent cumulative pre­ ferred shares and 40,000 com m on stock shires, w «s IntiUlly offerad to holders of preferred stock In combination units ecm prislnf one sh ire of preferred and ten o f common. More than 23 per eent o f tha entire offering was l u k scribed, it is reported. The same unit prieo of $230 for one share o f preferred and ten shares of common available to hold ers o f preferred stock U being of­ fered to the public. Although tho company has issued blocks o f Us preferred stock in tha past, tho present offering marks tha first time In the company’s forty flvo years o f history that 1U com m on stock has been put on publio goldp Tho company has announced ( M t 1 it expects to put its eon w on stock, now priced at tt3 a share, on an annual dividend basis of sixty cents. Net proceeds o f $374,000.00 ex­ pected from the current stock offering wUl be used by the com­ pany to finance expansion requir­ ed by the steadily increasing d e­ mands for service in the area of S2S square mllus served by U w company. The publle sale o f the securi­ ties Is being handled by Security Associates, Inc. c f Winter Park and S t Petersburg, and First Florida Investors, Inc. of Orlando, Leesburg and Winter Havsn. ----- SUCH LAN fiU ASe! TOU COULD B e (cu rtq it'fF w By STANLEY THF SPRING DRIVEF— THAT PO*IT-Yt3URSELP APPICT >«wa n m n n §jmtctr% hr 9=f s lk o ra u said Hsian tensely. 'T h e super­ County Hospital." She 1st her ▲ CTOUD 0< doctor* la (A* Mldwt.t- cilious way ha looks— as U he'd thoughts form into words. "B ut a ^ -« x a s ,,. s . ,\ s » 5 just picked up a bad fish—that ha should be a good doctor, too, nasty little mustache— and the John, for that Job." a * t L s r i S M M r la s way ha talks. Urawnd tor grand. "Yea, dear, fee ahould. And for aiaadtaTe .truss Booster ol tho And /M -n u for Osrca. The Pras- all that we can prove, he is adoK S r t."!!K f E !L * ident* says so and so. Nup, I quota." can't stand him!" Helen's head waa down, her Ih* clink. Ur* Mllburn donate* th. John laughed. "M y wife," ha face thoughtful "M y understand­ money to spit. th# Wom.o's Oub b«Sdo* they voted tsslstt helping th* drawled, "la one woman In a ing of Alloa Mllburn," she said project. fir. Chad May* brilliant but thousand. Most women think ha's •lowly, "would Indicate something Ktsntrie young mtdical admlalitra- wonderful." * more— wall—more prrion al than tor. la hlrad to orgaala* th* clinic. "Hat That doesn't make him a Woman's Club fight, or a doc­ tor’s phoniness to make her shell so." CHAPTER 3 "It brings him patient^ And a out 175,000. Could she be Ihot ELEN joined John at th# disgusted with tha women for reputation that la fabulous." door leading Into th# Helen had started for the hall, falling for dear Claude’s lin e?" T m sorry," oh* aald, again con­ "Enough of them have fallen for tritely. They walked toward the and the stairs. Now the came kitchen. "But— but they any that back to John'* aide. "Could WU- him to vote down the support o f klns-Smith have been behind that her pet p roject That's all It Maya aplta In people'a face*!" "Dr. Maya might be aomethlng action taken by the Women's amounts to, Helen. By ths way, o f an eccentric," be aald. "I think Club against helping the clinic, llaasl Barr Is back In town," hs remarked with the casualncsa ha truly can be caller* a wonder Joh n ?" He patted her cheek. "Smart about WQtld-shaklng news which boy, thougb. He waa a child can so infuriate a man's wife. prodigy, took hia M.D. when not girl!" "But that's bad!" Helen glared at him. "Is she quite twenty-two. And If he's "Certainly it's bad. Women will In hla office ? " she asked. little odd, ha aeema also to be an John laughed. "1 don't think so. . organising genius. Ha naa a corns In for lha check-ups of their knack or a talent for aatttng up own accord—If they ars sold oa When the matter was brought to hoapltal centers, and particularly ths Idea. But tha men have to be my attention, the term used was: theaa screening clinics. The Idea pushed. Wilklns-Smlth k n o w s 'He had taken up with hsr.' I really don't know very much waa not original with us. you that quits as well as wa do." "And he's a quack besides, about it, Helen. Except that ahe'a know. And Maya has dona aome around, and Alice may know It wonderful things In Massachu­ John!" John smiled, but aald nothlag. If not, ahe'U find out sooner or setts, in Indiana and Georgia. later Hazel—er—attracts atten­ “ Isn't h a?" Ilia results are phenomenal. And "1 don’t know, Helen. There tion." so. I've been told, are hla own *'I see. Well, then It's all clear medical abilities, especially Ui have been whispers about ghost surgery and fee splitting. Uvsr- to me. Alice ts out for Hazel's diagnostic*.** "I only hope," aha aald firmly, zealousnesa. Not enough so that blood, aa well aa to '•how' tha "that I can ba around when those ths County Medical Society naa Women's Club gang where to get two m eet Your Dr. Maya and cared to prefer charges to the off." "M y dear!" Alice Mllburn, 1 mean. It ahould AMA, however." "W hat would K taka to make 'T h a t la her reason! Blit haa ba a alghL W heee-ooo!‘r causa to hats that redhead, and “ As things are," ha went on, them do th at?" "W ell, they don't act Impetu­ the'd spend big money to hurt her "w# have decided that our clinic — to ba a success, and even to ously," ha answered. 'Thera are and her friend. Do you hope to get Itself started without d e la y - all sorts of angles to It Hla pro­ get aomethlng concrete that will malpractica show him up for what hs la ?” will need Chad Maya just about tection a g a i n s t "N ot so much aa we hope to as badly as it n a e d s Alice's charges— well, anyway, such a money. An idea la all righ t It's man has to have an Iron-clad or­ establish our cllnlo so strongly fins. But you need know-how, ganization within hla hospital. and make It so good that It can and a firm hand, to get a new Ths key personnel knows what automatically fight men Uks him. sort o f project Ilka this Into oper­ goes on: don't doubt that! And— In the communlty'a best inter­ ation when there la active op­ maybe It's only or— such a doctor ests," John replied. “T h at's why haa to be as allck as silk." ws're taking a large chunk of position." ."I wonder why Alice doesn't Alice’s money to hire Chad M aya "B u t— la th ere?" " I hops not too much, Helen. Ilka h im ?" 'Itlsn mused. "He If anyone's qualified to set up an But certainly Wilklns-Smlth la scrapes hla foot and throws A - l organization for us and at not —ar—with us." Helen laugh­ around hla falsa charm enough." ths same time bk a match for "H elen!" Wilklns-Smlth, It’s Chad Maya ed at th* precision o f hla diction. "W hy d ossa l she like h im ?" Ha plays ths medical gams all "N or hla friends," John continued ways. Including dirty." Hs spoke more briskly. "In fact, dear, the Helen repeated Insistently. "Because, at heart, they are with positive relish. County Hospital has put Itself on record as not honoring our re- both ward politicians." "M y goodness," gasped his tort*.” "I suppose he haa to be a poli­ w tfa "M y goodntio, John!” (T o Bo Continued/ "I can't stand Wilklns-Smlth," tician to be Superintendent o f the lUprlstsd br p*__ af tbs publish • IMA hr KUsebrill b M Dodd. Ifsed A Oa, las. Distributed br Kllas Fsaturss lyadtcal*. K.” L 55% StSSJ t.*L>» H 'ill I ' ( DiDJUST EXACTLY / - THE OPPOSITE ( O-WHAUASKEO v ou TO DO you ' VDU WAITeD UNTIL AFTER FIVE Be TORE SOU PHONED w r iAe. i d L t ’d l l / ' YOU QiVB M e 7VOCBIE, E Q. What Is the namo of this cut of meat? A Club Steak. q . Where doe* It some from aa4 how Is It Identified? A It comes Ir o n the short loin and Is tho smallest steak hi that section. Th# tenderloin has practically disappeared. It contains tho feather bona and may o r may not contain part of tho rib bone. Q. How is It prepared? A It la usually broiled o r panbroiled. Club steaks cut 1 Inch thick require 8 to 10 minutes per side lo r rare ■teak; X0 to 13 minutes per aide for medium done steak. Steaks cut 1 Inch thick are placed 2 Inches from tha heat and steaks cut 2 Inches thick are placed 3 Inches from tho source of the heat G A S -T O O N S By < Harry & Doug " I used to get them fixed UP THE STREET TH E R E ." All o f our customers are par­ ticular, that's why they’re Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G M E ! WttUAM I ITT— Centra! Press Writer WINSTON,PLEASE DASH] T* TH'BAKERY A N ’ BRING BACK A BIO CHOCOLATE CAKE FOR MY CLUB MEETING K > S= 'BUGS CHOP BUTGEE.GPANDMA. WHAT HAPPENED T'TH’ ONE BAKED THIS MORNIN T H A T New Albany, Ind., hen which haa taken to laying noth­ ing but brightly-colored green eggs haa us puszlsd. Can't figure out whether ehe'a doing her bit lo r BL Patrick's Day—or Easter. ! ! t LIto began harmonionoly for Africo'o now otolo of Ghana. More Ikon a million ftroono joined in a nation-wide eonp/eet. t t t One o f HoBywssd's stsitm p men. Is ■ M Lbloodsd Blnshfaei Indian. Should ho nn osport ot applying tho worpoinf. t t t The Michigan Umpire# associa­ tion haa reopened Its annual um­ piring school la D etroit What's the first lesson—how to success­ fully dodge tha ly in g pop bot­ tles? t t I An Akron, O., tcom«n Jbt* l | l miles an hoar. f J . f . wants In know If tkie Isn't n now record for petting to sales f t t t A now hollon-putltikod book Mite foe 11,000 llm. but In U. J. monty that's only $23—nows Itom. Who! do Ihoy moon "only"? ! ! t To lost a new liquid stain-proof fabric, two Parisian m o d o l a poured buckets o f champagno over each other. Good grief!— don't tell us tho French are now bathing la tha stuff! m o cut o r TKftee eni rr.\ ^ 'M m. % ^ A iH L £k‘f § % * ? * s r o £ .fiA C K S -------- 5g Pf. UN-CANNY MADISON, Ws. UP — R.3. El larso, wild Ufa researcher for the University o f Wisconsin, said to­ day that eight years o f study have convinced him that tree swallows don.t Ilka trees. They’d rather nest in tin cans, Ellarson OURS! Harry & Doug's Gulf Service , Phono FA 2 9922 French A r t. at 1st St. DELIVERED TO YOU 57 PLYMOUTH-$1895. 57 CHRYSLER - $3395. C O M P A N Y O F F IC IA L S CARS SA N F O R D LODGE N O . 62 F & A M Call Communication Monday April 15, 7:30 p.m. Regular Communication Tuesday Apr. 16, 7:30 p.m. Entered Appren­ tice Degree Both Nights. ....F. L. Miller Secretary Available N O W at GR EAT SAVIN G S R EIM A N N “The Best For CH RYSLER PLYM OUTH Less” W Dietrichs W or M aider ADJOINING - CITY PARKING LOT ‘ �» • •- •! • 'y ] m ? * * g^ * ^ — — r.- *,f. * V*-; r v. j .. : •• WAN WHERE MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING AND SELLING! 5—BROKERS aad REALTORS CLASSIFIED INDEX REAL ESTATE DRIVELS 2544 French Ave. 4—REAL BRTATH FOR RALE CUSTOM BUILT BOMBS FHA CONVENTIONAL ,' FINANCING LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS J. W. HALL, REALTOR CARD ef THANKS R » L. Kennedy, Associate 1 LOST * FOUND Joaaay Walker, Associate S FOE KENT “ Call Hall" Pbooe FA 2-3841 S BEACH RENTALS A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. « WANTED to RENT Phona FA 2-3103 180U MtUoovUive Yours for prompt and I BROKERS A REALTORS efficient Sennas Good buy on laka lota also 3 'C e£ • REAL ESTATE h r SALE Stenstrom Realty room houaa and acreage, by T REAL ESTATE WANTED owner. Charles Polly, corner H. E. STENSTROM S M1SCKLLANEOUT 14th 8 t., Longwood. Reglstared Broker S MISCELLANEOUS 2471 Laurel — Phona FA 1-2420 II OFFICE EQUIPMENT It AUTOMOBILES-TRAILERS I I ACRES 12 BOATS A MOTORS Beautiful building site with hard WE HAVE A HOME U FARM SUPPLIES A MACHIN­ road frontage, largo oak shade FOR YOU ERY trees are plentiful. Approxi­ 14 PRTS-UVKSTOCK-SUPPLIES (Poultry) 15 ARTICLES WANTED II PLACES la EAT IT BEAUTY PARLORS IS FEMALE HELP WANTED II— AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS mately 1 sera o f lakafront on ixnall lake, 2 acre Valencia HOMES— 3 an d ! h e d r n o m i grovo. Trice $5,500.00 Terms 1 k 2 bathe. available. Completed and ready forlmmediat# occupancy. / STAR CHECK THESE + ATTRACTIONS AT THE niG B A R G A IN JUBILEE USED CAR SALE 1954 Olds ' 88' 4 dr. 1963 Ford R’Wagon 1968 Bulek Riviera 1964 Dodge 4 dr H-T 1965 Olds *84' 4 dr 22—SPECIAL SERVICES PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type* and sires, installed "D n It Yours*If.M WE REPAIR AND SERV1CC S T I N E Machine and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2 6132 VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS THE SANFORD HERAiJ? 25 Tad Burnett for PAINTING >601 Grtnvlew Phone FA 1-3971 In s u k a n l k BALL INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE PROTECTION FOR HOME AND BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE RAYMOND M. BALL. AGENT Repair* A part* for all make* of Sanford cleaners. Electrolux, Hoover, 1204 S. Park Kirby, A ir w a y , G. E Replace, F A R M E R S AGENCY ment parts. Work guat.sr.tred 61435 Insurance and Real Estate $ 835' Free pick up k delivery. Call i la sure with PARM ER A rest en­ $1095' FA 2-4765 sured. 11$ P rtacK — P A 1-5221. 62695 $1195 W O O LSEY IT— NOTICES— p h lta u N A LN SEE US'TODAY! Y our Friendly Dodge Plymouth Dealer Marin* Fiittahea ROI.LAWAY, Hospital and Raby For Y oor Boat Beds Day. Weak or Month— SctkarUr Glaaa and Paint CoT*1 FA a-MSX. Furniture Canter I1M I( W. 2nd SL Phone FA 2-412$ 118 W e n First Sl II MALE HELP WANTED TINY TOTS NURSERY WEDDING INVITATIONS a n d Locations. SI MALE ar FEMALE A. B. PETERSON | Infants to school age, Reasonable announcements$10.80 per 100 . South Pinecrest — Sanford SI WORK WANTED Broker Associates: A. B. Peter­ Also calling cards. , t « ‘.ioncry. , rates. Mother., rare. Mrs. Single­ Grove Manors — Sanford 53 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES son Jr.. P. J. Chesterton, Car4'owall'a O ffice Supply, 117 ton. 1104 E.* 20th. Ph. FA 2-5425. A’alencia Villas — DeLand field Willetts, and R. W. Wil­ UA MONEY to LOAN Magnolia. Whispering Oaks — Titusville liams, A . C. Doudnsy, Land Gentleman lea vitg fo r Chicago 23 SPECIAL SERVICES Surveyor and vicinity. Wants driver, nil SSA ROOFING A PLUMBING WELL DRILLING 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 8123 FHA In eervlce and FH A financ­ expense, raid. Phone Valdez 54 PIANO SERVICES Fairbankt-Mors# pumps. Hotel. Room 401. 13 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS ing available. Repairs to all makes. Tired o f Trailer-Life? 819 E. First St. SI LNSUKANCE HOWARD C LONG Let's Trade NOTICE 3B7 E. Commercial Ava. ST NOT1CES-PERSONALS Put down your roots on th!| larga Wa can qualify you fo r one r.f Marshall H trihall B- Yaung re­ Phona PA >2133 these homes in 30 minutaa. You IS ARTICLES f ir SALE Oak-shaded Plat in excellent iC T B X fr n r m m ia r signs as Marshall o f Cassel­ can atart enjoying tha home IS FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD suburban nsighborhood. Over berry as o f this data, April 11. HOUSES WASHED while we proctsa tha papers. JOHNSON MOTORS I t t acres, with liveable, new, 2 SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Also roofs. STEAM LUX TRO- 25— ARTICLE.*, FOR .HALE BR home that has unlimited <'ESS. In Orlindo since 1916. 2484 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-1592 possibilities. Thousandi of satisfied custom­ Paint $2.60 gal.. Cots $5.98. Work ' i — m a t AN U f o u n d " Developed by By appointment only. ers. Fra* eitimata. Call 34389 Clothai, Camp Goods. ArmyTH E NEW O LOST— Brown shoulder strap W. H. ‘ 'B ill- STEMPER collect, Orlando. Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. OLIVER OUTBOARD MOTOUS S E M IN O L E COUNTY M OTORS & handbag. Valuabla papara. RE­ WARD. Call FA 2-0631 before 12:00, F A 2-2902 after 13:00. S— FOR RENT Nice 2 Bedroom modern home kitchen equipped. Located at 2011 Holly Ave. ConUct Semi­ nole Realty, F A 2-6232. Realtor — Gaatral Inturor (iuy AllenAsaoclate Arietta Price, Associate Phono FA 2 4991 - 112 N. Park This is a pass to the Prairie Lake Drive-In for Vivian Farrell. Exp. data Apr. 21, 1957. T U D O R , Inc. Cor. Hwy. 17-13 * 37th St. Phone FA 2-1501 BRAILEY ODHAM, P raa. ROSA L. P AYTO N Furn. 2 bedroom masonry home, Nolan Road. Ph. FA 2-2312. Registered Real Estate Bruktr Fum Dbed Apartment. F A 2-2SO0. Ph. FA 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha This is a pasi to tha Rita Theatre .4 EFFICIENCY apartmenU lu llfor Sue Ann Toney. Exp. date OZ1ER REALTY CO. able for couple or aingle person. Apr. 21, 1957. Laara B. O iler, Realtor Private bath A ahower. Ideally H aiti M. Field, Associate located aeross from Post Office. ^ F io w f7 7 * 7 ia iit f.. x l B T " " * Inquire Jacobaon Dept. Store. 2601 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2-6542 M odem all elec, kitchenette Apta. SUMMER RATES Cell Clark'a Court. F A 2-340T. !I j j 9 FURNISHED” ROOMS fo r gen­ tlemen. close to Downtown. F A 2-5938. _ Real Estate Insurance Commercial Investments— Resists Property Management R A Y M O N D M. BALL, R E A LTO R A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST Phona FA 2-1851 For dependable Service Member of Flortat Telegraphy Delivery Aten. BLOOMING AFRICAN VIOLETS 60c — $1.00 GRAI’ EVII.LE N URSERY 8 . D. nighleyman — Associate This is e pees to tha Prairie Lake FA 2-0883 Ph. FA 2-5841 Grapevine Ave., Drlva-In fo r Billy Bishop. Exp. 204 8 . Park Ave. date Apr. 21, 1957. This is n pas, to tha Movielnnd Cherry Real Estate Agency Ridc-In for Wally Pope. Exp. Dial FA 2-9329— Notary Tw o duplex apartments, one bed­ date Apr. 21. 1957. 1219 W . 13 St. Rear-Barber Shop room each. Furnished. $50 03 per PROFESSIONAL SERVICE month. 704 A TOO West 4th St. Phone F A 2-3883 after 6 p.m. 10- O FFICE EQUIPMENT IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumley & Montelth Machine Co at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4895 HAYNES O ffice Osteen— 3 room first floor Typewriters, adding machine* floor furnished apt. 3 room »e* Sales Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. Buy in Lake Mary and Save. rood floor furnished apt. Call FA 2 0162. M AJOR BROWN REALTY ft FA 2-5771.______________________ Lake Mary, Florida 11— a l t o m o b / l b s — t r a H ^ M Ph. Sanford FA 2-5237 Small apt. I l l Elm Ph. FA-2-0578. SKR WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, masonry home, about one year old, in beautiful R A Y HERRON private bsths. 114 W. First St. I.nch Arbor. This is a wonder YOUR fill buy at $13,500.00 requires Clean furn. apt., 311 Park Ave. PONTIAC SALESMAN FOR A $3860 down, balance $71.41 mon­ NEW PONTIAC OR GOOD E fficiency Apt. Hi-way 17-92 So. thly. USED CAR City Limits. Slumbarland Court. 1949 Ford 2-door Nicely furnished five room gar­ Looking for a bargain? Here's an 1950 PJy. 4-dr. Sedan, new excellent 3 bedroom, modern age apartment. Call FA (mint & scat covers. Spec. $395 home, includes water heater, . 2-0838 or FA 2-0872. 1931 Plym. 4dr. Sedan space heater, blinds, and beauti 1954 Chav. 2dr. P. G. 8 room unfurnished house. Ph. ful rugs. A real value at $8900, 1954 Font. 4-dr. Hyd. Clean FA 2-8321, if no anawer FA with good terms available. 1954 Pont. 4dr. Sid. Shift 2-1288. 1955 Pont. 2 -dr. Cat. Ex. Clean. Many other good values in every 3 room furnished apartment. 2300 Ph. FA 2 1>231 or after 8 p. m. •ise and prira-class. FA 2 2883. 301 W est 1st St. M ellonvillc Ave. Furnished 2 bedroom apt. 213 W. 16th. Ph. F A 2-5450.___________ Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO Rooms $4.00 and up. 420 Wes*. REALTORS First Street. Elisabeth Metbvln, Associate room completely furnished 1901 Park Ave. Phona FA 2 3232 ground floor apt. Lights and cookFOR RENT le g facilities. Apply 313 Pal- New one bedroom unfurnished mstto Ava. house. Motel rooms suitable fur couples. $40 mo. Ph. F A 2-4330. Clean furn. home, couple. 1505 E l l i o t t . _______________ 2 BR bungalow Palmetto. furnished. 313 2 Bedroom house, kitchen equip­ ped. 817 Escambia Dr. $85.U0 mo. Phona FA 2-0920 a fter 1: 00. HIGHWAY nt'SINKSS PRO­ PERTY AND ACREAGE CLAYTON C. BROOKS Phone FA 2 0669 Real Estate Investmeule Specialising In Acreage Route 2, Box 630 Sanford, Fla. Robert A. Williams REALTOR Raym ond Lundquist, ASSOCIATE Small 2 bedroom furn. house— Phone FA 2-3951 Altantlc Bank reasonable. For 6 months. FA 2-4177. __________ *— UhAI. 4..s| \ rh FOR SALK 1 BR apt. Kitchen equipped. Liv­ 3 BR CB hom*. large lot. niea ing room furn. 1301 Elliott A v«. location. $2,960. $52.41 mo. 2421 Phone FA 2-6334 after 3 p. m. Yala. ttlUlhr.K.i a;:u ..t.A L lU K n 3 bedroom house, electric kitchen, apace heater, large fan, vena2 bedroom CB home un 2 lota. u in blind*, doubla garage, 6 fruit tress, welt iandacapad. washing machine, extra lot, $8500. fruit and shade trees. Near 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home on beau­ .Monroe Corner. $6,000.00 See tiful 211* lakrfront lot. BRAND Sirs. E. M. Cain, Lake Monroe. NEW. $16,500. EASY TERM S. Listings Needed — G EN E VA: Country home, two Service Families Waiting atory, ten rooms, furnish.il with BROWN REALTY kitchen equipped. 2-car garage, Sanford Ave. a*. Rosalia beautiful landscaped yard, 253 FA 2-2538 foot frontage, near school. Call \ > ------------------------ ---------------------------Geneva 2601 or write Box 303. ' FOR RENT Geneva for appointment. Store building approx. 540' 3 bedroom unfurn. house. 2 baths, LOST LAKES ACRES screened porch. 18 beautiful ramp or home sites, 2 room (pertinent, funished. 5-7 acres, with or without lake2 hedoom house, Furn. Available front. Near Paisley o f f Itt. 42. April 15. W rits for brochure. KK.VVETH F. SLACK L. 51. “ S T E W Prince REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER 511 Center St.. EusUs 1609 E. nd Phone FA 2 0231 Phone Elgin 7-2305 Consult A REALTOR First This is a pass to the Ritz Theatre fo r J. D. Stunt. Exp. date AprPh FA 2-2211 21. 1957 i .CULLEN AND MARKET 106 N. Park Ave P ow erful— Smooth— Quiet H-L-O-W TROLLING EASY STARTING Special Introductory O ffer 15 HP Full Shift ilo to r ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Srnnll ra it Iron stove, table-top oil stove and oil heater, all like ments, invoice*, hand bills, and new. Very reasonable. 101 W. program s, etc. Progressive 9th St. Phone FA 2-5038. Printing Co. Phone FA 3-2931— 403 Wert 13th Sl $299.50 — Factory to you— WESTERN AUTO STORE Alumlaam GATLIN BROTHERS Venetian Blind* 214 E. First SL .... Ph. FA 2-4103 Dragline A Rulldoter Service Eneloied head. Paf-proof bottom Ph. FA 2-3276 Sanford. 14 ft. fiberglass boat, cover, trail­ rail with plastic tn d i. Plaitie er, motor. Almost new. l'houa or rayon tapes. Catton or nylon INCOME TAX SERVICE cords. FA 2-4177. Wm. II. Murray 1111 Celery Ave. Phone FA 2-1394 Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. MERCURY 112114 West nd SL Ph. FA 2 4422 Closed Sunday OUTBOARD MOTORS 1956 G, K. Dryer, Ilka new W. P. SMITH Do you knit, crochet, lew or make Only $125.00 2515 Park Ave. FA 2-8461 saleable articles o f any kind. Sanford Electric Company Mark 4 — Mark 10 — Mark 25 We have a proposition that will 116 Magnolia - Mark 30 - Mark 66 — Elec­ Interest you. Dial FA 2-2299 tric — Mark 73 Electric or call at 918 French Ave. at Wa uuy ana sail uh * lu ru tere. 4 HP to 60 HP once. Paymg top cash prices for any Boat trailers from $122.00 thing nr value SUPER TRAD ­ USED MOTORS ING POST on 17 02 Ph r A 22 Mark — 7 Marcury 71i I1P each INO 0677. $125.00 Plumbing. Krethy Healing 1 10 HP Johnson 50.00 Thor automatic washer in good M. G. HODGES 1 10 HP Mercury 65.00 condition for only $ 100.00. Service on All Water P u m p,— 1 71* HP Elgin 65.00 Sanford Elec S ir Company W ell, DrilleJ — Pump, 116 Magnolia 15— A K i l l I.KM SV.V.vJtp.D Paola Road. Phoo# FA 2 6037 Good used refrigerator, washer, One Horse Farm Wagon with PLUMBING stove, $25.99 each. Cali nt 898 rubber tire*. Set o f Single lia rContract and Repair Wcrk Magnolia, after 6:99. nee*. One or Two Horse Mow­ Free Estimate, ing Jlachine. Scoop. Also 5 GaitK. L HARVEY Gd-iiI u*cd Kelvinntnr Dryer ed Saddle Horae. Write R. M. 201 Sanford Ave. Thone FA 2-338.1 for Just $75.00 Rakstraw, Box 1160, New Smy­ Sanford Electric Co. rna Beach, Fla. or Fhone GAS116 Magnolia 8443. WANTED Used Motors, all sizes, especially 15 to 30 HP. Trad* up to an EVIN RUDE NOW! Your Evlnrude Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 304 E. 1st Phone FA 2-3961 m Fri. April 12, 1957 Pa«* • A — BUILDING— REPAIRS— DAILY ACROSS 1. Throb A Dried orchid tuber II. Ring* shaped UUnd 11. Sultan's de­ cree 12. Palm 14. Tardier is. A U. B. vie*. president IT. Arabian garments 20. Half an em 21. Mouselike mammal 24. Middle 25. Regain* tr. Flower smell 28. Additional 30. Penmen 32. Itigh, craggy hilt 33. Pronoun 34. Elevated train Icolloq.) 33. La Ira 38. Of greater *8* 38. atop' 4L Assistants 43. Giraffe* like mammal 46. Bondsman 47. Senate mes­ sengers 41 Church of* Ariel DOWN 1. Knave of club* (loo) 2 Oenus of lizards CROSSWORD •t -:iai i . 1- . U S - :i'! •^ ll.l : 1 1> I III.) r , $* H'l J q 'j li 3. Place o f tend 23. Russ­ li'.VO J l 4. Snow v*. ian 'i t ; hide* ruler* tot i 3. Girl's name 23. French u'-i r.iw 4 Quiets satirist Kiauiai i 2!'21 l» , : v .> 7. Macaws 28. Farm cl n v 8 -);.. 8. Monetary ani­ t-L.1 1 II 1 unit (Lat­ mal ri' 2iei*ivia) 31. Music •:«>*.» ••• note I. Dutch com­ V .” 2. i j ii :i j •. mune 31. Old times 10. Through TertetSay'i ****** 1*. Tiny (archaic) 36. Weight IT. Accumulate 33. Holt-boring (Turk.) IS. Tree tool 40. Loiter 18. Worship 38. Leather 42. Father 21. City oil 42. Evening I Mont. | (la*k (poet.) 32 Protective 37. Comfort 44. Indian garment 53 Jump weight 1 r1 ii 1 A%* 14 w lo J1 I a 1 % ■a j W % % si % II % 3# f 3T“ 4i % }/A % ** , ii % %WA 41 i Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G M E ! — l y Will!AM HITT— Ccnfral Press W rlftr A 100-YEAR-OLD Orrlngton. England, woman .‘ eclare* her longevity la due to th* fact that ah* "never did a day1* work alnc* I was bom ." What a loafly Ufa ah* has led! ! ! ! Excavators accidentally have uncovered v ia * Jugs dating hack Nkrumah. However. Korea aort of makes up for this by naming as Its new Information minister a fellow known only as Oh. ! I1 Incidentally, young a , (I la Ghana u-anls aid from the V, M.\ These Utile counlriet sure team I 1 ) Because #1 aalUrltish feeling n* Seetih whisky l» new far eal* In Calm, for thirsty Igypllane this musl seem m rum •*. ! ! ! Ghent, Africa's newest nation, ha, as Its prime minister a states man with theall • but •unpro­ nounceable n a m e of Kwamt pipes bunt. We can name lets *1 air programs that should b* liquidated. • 1 ! ; As always at this time o f year, entire refrigerated train loads o f fresh Louisiana strawberries are about to head north. A s a wel­ come harbinger o f spring—this beatj tha robin all hollow. ' fast, don't tSryf 1 I1 to 409 B. C. near Naples, Italy. A radl* elation had la slap Don't gel e jelled —(hey were breedcalling whan sludla water empty. 2 Sport* C«*ts. Size 19 Plain, 29— FURNITURE and like new $8 . N t .y bliio 85. Ph. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FA 2-5259 afl<r 6:30 p. ni. SILLING FLORIDA BIFF Contracting A Repair* • HIG VALUK5 Small portable Washer for $20.1)0 1007 Sanford Ava. Pb. FA 2 6562 • QUICK CREDIT Sanford Electric Co. • EASY TERMS 116 Magnolia CERAMIC t i l e WILSO.VMAIER Paul F. Mueller k Son New and L'acd Farnilure Full site play-pen in good con-liFree Estimate— Quelily Wi*k lluhy Hpcars. Mgr.— FA 2-1-1531 dilion. Originally $17 0U. Will -111 K. First St.. Th. FA 2-5622 1*11 for $ 12.00. Ph. FA 2-3*17. ENJOY* an evening of fun and U ltd furniture, appliances, tools, CLARK dancing with “ The Country act. Ruught-sold. Larry’s Mart. Wringer Washer, one Only at Plumbing, Heating A Supply Co. F or e n j o y a b l e r e a d in g Cousins" at tha DOGGIE DINER "21 East First St.. Ph. FA 2-4133 $50.00 Contracting k Repairs k BAR, Laka Mary, to-night at D o n ’ t M l is Sanford Electric Company 2619 O rlindo Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 9 p. in. 'til 1 a. m. 116 Magnolia Highway 17 k 92 South U — BEAUTY PARLORS p l u m b in g ” * - S e p t ic t a n k s Crib and high chair for sale. :i COMPLETE ROOMS It will pay YOU to sao ua before Your Beauty Number 1a FA 2-6742 INSTALLATION A REPAIRS i 125 Pinecrest Dr. FA 2-4931. OF FINE FURNITURE 24 Hour Service you buy. Open Evenings and H AR RIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK A *600.00 VALUE ONLY ARCHIE C. HARRIETT 105 8 . Oak A t*. NEW WE5TINGHOU8E Sunday*. 7*A 2-5299 or FA 2-5751 Eaatside Trailer Sale* 1 ton ‘ J .'IO volt nir conditioner, l A - m r.vTV. TTV.1.1* tU K TIW CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Palalka, Fla. 44—PIANO .SERVICE thermostatically controlled. EASY TERMS IF YOU NEED Only $19!).95. Terms. 1950 Ford V -8 .................. . $116 FURNITURE L. L. BUI — Psaea* Ttchm eua I960 Char. Convertible .. . $215 A good ataady income and can Phoo* FA 2-0339 Route 1. Sanford IIAGGEKLY APPLIANCE work only half days, it il Avon . $375 1950 W illy, Stationwagon CENTER Cosmetic*. Experience uitneres- PfANO TUNING A REPAIRING In Irasrn the load on aurvivlng I95t Dodge Pickup Truck ..... »4«6 115 S. Magnolia KA 2 1672 20.1-209 Kart First F.\ 2-OPW! Loved One* at a lime when la ry . Contact Mrs. J. Milvnich, . $595 1952 Mercury 4-dr, . W. L. HARMON clear thinking is clouded by Box 246, Lockhart. Ph, KA 2 1277 Atlcr K:00 p. in. Usr.l W c lin g h o u ie , Frost Free . $145 1951 Chev. Hardtop sorrow, investigate beautiful BOY REEL Refrigerator, Across top Free* 2 girla, 18-35, to train a* cashier*. 25— ELECTRICAL 3 ERVICP-6 Oaklawn Memorial Park now, 306 E. Second St, er. Special thie week High school education a must. D ifor* Need appliances, a,la Only 1100.00 5 day 48 hour week. Apply FRIO IDA IRE This i* a pass to tha Movieland ■nd terries, 0. H. High. Oviedo Sanford Klectrig Company Winn-Dixie, 3rd St. CALL LEW LUSTER Ride-In for Berry St. John. Fla, Pfcowe r O -M llb er Saa 116 Magnolia Exp. data Apr. 21, 1957. O ffice: FA 2-1183 ford FA2-388.1 after 6 p. m. 19— MALE HELP WAN I Eli l»-rU H .M T U H K and Home: FA 2-3938 DON S COVER SHOP A ir Conditioning Budget and credit man. Apply HOUSEHOLD GOODS Automobile Interior Decorator Electrical Contracting and Firestone Store. No Obligation Scat Covers — Boat Cushion* Repairs; Economical Houi* BEDROOM SPECIAL A t Willis Pontiac—301 W. HL Experienced man for night work. W iring and Repairs Bookcase Bed Keg, 1272.00 Apply Bell's Standard Service, K IN H A L E ELECTRIC COMPANY 19.53 Buirk convertible Super, fu l­ Innerinring MaPrcs., French at Seminole Blvd. 12 Magnolia Ilia) FA 2-9915 ly equipped. Retail for $1195, Matching Rnx Spring Married man wishes part lima sell fo r $700.00 cash. See at SALESMEN — Men whu have had i i NOW a— u l t l d i n g - r e p a i k s - Double Dresser Chest o f Drawari 2007 Adams Ave. a fter 6:50 p. axperiene* in sailing tn colored, PAIN TIN G work. Have steady Job, bat m. F A 2-6230. Tilt Mirror can make over $200 00 par FLOOR and rtnisbag. week. For th* men who can al-h for wimrlhing pert lime SEE ELMO FARIA YOLK waning, beretag SaeM sell w* o ffe r a guarantee o f Free 2 flllnw. 1828. $100 00 per week. Interview, 9 •flit- 1:00 p. m. Daily and all R. JL Qtones*. Laka Mary to 12 from Monday on. Motor VphicI* Association o f America. Wrought Iron Buuk Beds B E D -I-M IX CONCRETE day Saturday. Call TA 2-2411 834 Kuht Ava. Orlando. IComplete with Window Sills • Lintel, SALESM AN— 301 W. Ftrat SL mattress and or write Box US c /a Herald. Septic Tank—StaG' Ap .roved New and Used Cara 21— WORK WANTED Ladder (Make* Sand — Cement Mortar Mix FA 2-0231 or FA 2 5376 after 6. Twin Reds) MirarU Concrete Co. Power lawn mowing. Ph. FA 2 6370 1933 Ford Thnnderbird. Excellent Elm A v e . Phone FA 2-5751 evenings. condition. Dial KA 2 4330. T m s!In *7T > !sp!a)T Laundry, ironing at homo or day r o r Punting rail Mr T ajk»r Ph ..i-."a t .r tale: 35 ft. CraatFA 2-8159. Room apeelal $1495 1 Ic . Sectional work. Phone FA 2-5649. liner. 38 ft. Detroiter. For par­ Reg. $179.00 REMODELING? ticulars call FA 2-2267. Slay -.4—RIWNEm O P M R T t's r r iE s W* can assist in financing, plans consider trade on hom* or proselecting a contractor. A the I lodern Sunoco Service Slation P«rty. finest materials available. fo r Lease in Sanford. Write or Seletione Of Used Motors call Mr- Hartman. P. 0 . Box i 8 Complete Room* Buy your boat outfit on our easy 684 Daytona Beach, Phona of Furnituro budget plan. CL 3-8425. While they last New 1953 Evinrudei on Sale. 22 A — MONEY TO LOAN Fishing Boats A Runabouts AUTO LOANS See our additional boat display While they U r t-U tU ity Grade fCHOLB BEDDING CO. COST LESS at 501-611 East First St. ,lr mo,tl7 2 l * “ l Cor. 2nd k Magnolia. Pb. FA 14321 Your Kvinrude Dealer ml * ,05-M M. . ' Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS S h e r m a n C o n c r e te P ip e C o . | Free Delis wy 301 E. 1st. Phone F A 2-6961 OF SANFORD Out West 13th SL $399.00 Mather of Sanford HELP W ANT ADS Q U IC K FAST $199.00 fiv jd io c $79.50 Florida State Bank i I �i / , *<*>^''' •* / v •* ; SNAS 19 fttA fvflll (Can tinned From Faga Ona) , State," oue a f the deale ra tom *, men ted. Ta rapUea the local Sanford j State Farmers' Market with the seme type t o building o r avail <n» poblio to Invited to attmi leaser la appearance and fire re• concert of mosie for the orpn atatanee would not help to# local market aJtuatlon, a dealer aald. •I Holy Ctom Episcopal Church, The Seminole County Chamber • a top , Apr. 14. rt I ». ■ - This to Com m erc* expressed interest In to tfeo *««ot*4 cooeart pw ontto the local markt and the replac­ during Oil. winter mosob hi San- ing o f the market with a modern, fire resistant building capable o f . ofrd bp chords organist Jack Book- handling vast volumes o f produce . k itfl Jr and merchandise with available la­ tootle wffi bo bond from eon* bor. "W e are foreed to use mechani­ poetft from too l*th, 39th ond IDtl< eanturiao Bach will bo re­ cal aids la- loading produce Into trucks which would be impossible presented bp hit famous Toceate to do with wood flooring,” one o f ■ »l Fugue hi D Minor; Mtndfls- the dealers burned out la the THE RE V. JE SSE ■ - WALLER •Oku bp Mt Sixth Sonata. Cattr Apr. 4 disastrous firs said. "O ne o f the representatives or Franck's Choral |» E Major will maybe all o f the representatives bt hoard, along with work, of and our Senator will ba invited two wsll-known Chicago mnslto attend, and we would like to - plant. Dr. Loo Sowtrbp ami Erie sea the State Market Director Dstemartar, who ractntlp raiirrd and other officials attend the to Daytona Botch. The program n ig so that wa might ba adwl'l conclude with Loalt Vi*rn«’i o f what plans era being First Methodist Church, San­ Ctrl Hon. bated on the theme of j for tho reconstruction of the *BU Bon" at tho Ptrlltnwnt .urket," K was aald at the meet- ford, to having special Holy Week bul’dinga In London. Services, beginning Sunday night, -ag. Eookhardt eamo la Sanford a It Is also expected that Nathan paar and a half ago to aorro Roly i Maya, Agriculture Commissioner Apr. 14. Thoso service* will con­ Cioaa E-lscopal Church aa or- for Florida will ateo ba Invited to tinue at the ehurch each evening o f Holy Week through Thursday, ailat-fhoLrmtit.r. A native r f attend the meeting. Wirtar Park, ha holrfo a degree The meeting will be held in the Apr. 18. All evening services will to maile from RoIPns College. City Commissioners Room at the hegin at 7:30 o'clock. .* *•• Sanford City Hall. Tho Rev. Jesse E. Waller, f* 9' 3fsthodlst District Superintendent r for th« Orlando District, will bo Public Is Invited T o Orgon Concert Sunday Afternoon ★ ★ ★ Methodist Holy Week Service Start Sunday 'f . ?* Additional Guest Soloists C hurch N ew s In Cantata Told THE IH T L E BIOWN CHUBCW ON THE HILL (CoagregatloBal) Corner Park A n . and 24th St D r. J. Bernard Boot, Minlatar D r. Prtd Enimlager, AfMelata Sunday School-------9:45 a. m. Morning Worship _..ll a. m. On Palm Sunday wo celebrate the brief p rogreti of Jeatu dawn tho slopes o f OUrot and along a palm -itrewn road. What atarted that day fat tho way o f a procesalon haa nerar yet been halted. Any future worth chertehnlg de­ p en d . upon H it Victorious advance along all the highway, of the world and Into tho heart! of man­ kind. Como on out and enter Into ou r medltatlono. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH "'V hera You A rt Never a Stranger But Once" 1907 Sanford Ave Parry L Stoat, Minister Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Adult leaaon, "Hosanna—Crucify 1" The Attendance Sunday exceeded that o f l i f t Eaiter. Decision Day, clim axing Vl.Ution Week, will bo obaerved at Morn­ ing Worship at 11 o'clock. Quito o number who have committed themtelves to become Chri.Utns o r to transfer their membership w ill be received. Prelude, "The P a lm s" (F au re). Choir anthem, "J eru ia lm e" (Parker) Sermon, "L e t Him Enter In Triumph." In order to make K easier for young m other, to attend, there li a nunaery In the annex ofr the care of babies. The orderly parking of cars In the lots South o f the sanc­ tuary and North o f the parsonage la appreciated. Christian Youth Fellowship, 9:30 p. m. Evening Worship, T:M. Theme, "T h e Uplifted Christ Lift. Men” (Jno. 12:32). Candlelight Communion Service, Maunday Thursday, Apr. 19, at T:30 p. m. Everyone is Invited to all pub­ lic sendees. A special welcome Is tendered to new residents, Navy fam llis, tourists, weekend guests, and any others who are without 9 church home In Sanford. A cantata, 'T h e Seven Last Words o f Christ" by Heinrich Schults, will be presented 8 undey evening at 7:30 at the First Bap­ tist Church. Tho choir o f tho church will bo assisted by a group o f soloists from Stetson University and by a string ensemble from that In­ stitution. Thoso taking part are ns fol­ lows; soloists, Barbara Chaney Turner, soprano; Judson Rogers, tenor; Jaek H. Coldlron, baritone; Evans McCoy, bass;.M artin Stinecipher, bass; and 31rs. C. A. Tuck•r, alto. Tho string enssmbls, Maurice Fluery, first violin, Beth Butcher, second violin. 3fary Tom Donnell, third violin, Jack Matthews, viola, ami Ralph Russell, cello. In the chorus are; sopranos, Mrs. Guy Bishop, Mrs. G. H. Drake, Mrs. L, F. Garner, Mrs. D. F. Helms, Mias Alene Moors, Mrs. Christine W oodruff; altos, Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Miss Beverly Ben­ ton, Mrs. Rex Dantxler, .Mrs. W. B. Pippip, Mrs. C. A. Tucker, and Miss Juanita Wynne; tenors, Dr. 0 . W. Maker, W. H. Duncan, Rex Dantxler, Myron K. Smith, Ken­ neth Slack, and W. L. Harmon; j o s s ; B. 0 . Carter, Hubert Comp­ ton, F. E. McCoy, U.C. Steele, J. 31. Stinecipher, and C. A . Tucker; conductor, Kirby Rogers and or­ ganist, Mrs. Marvin Milam. Throw away your lire dollar* because your tires art smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd put on new truck rubber treadfl that will give GUARANTEED NEW TIRE wear at half new lira coat. J' - " Church Choir Will Present Cantata Easter Sunday Preceding the service a 15 min­ ute vesper service will he played by Mrs. Albrt Hickson at tha or­ gan. The public Is cordially In­ vited to attend this service on Easter Snday evening. the car with Mrs. Wheeler, 3Ir. and Mrs. Hardy and 3Ir$. Hattie Ragsdale and rushed to the clinic. After examination and x-rays Mrs. Wheeler was sent to' the Florida Sanatorium, where she is resting as eomfortobla as esn be expected under the circum­ stance*. W# certainly hope that Bile will be the end o f this kind o f episode. Congress m a s B u k a f t " a r t torn orrw.” "T h ey win hav* l a ra-program flto present p ita s bat B t n w ill a r t be M W lagtolatiaa Bor tb t Im­ mediate construction," a a li Mar­ king. C o o g m t m s a Herlong m id **I am thrilled ta death and ala tod over tha fart that tha N avy haa decided to do this because it la uti­ lising tha praaant fadlitlaa and expending where • bate oaw ex­ ists.” M ayor David Gatohal, speaking to Congressman Herteog after tho N a ry 'o release had baon read said "W o think you’v e done a w on­ derful Job, S y d ." Congressman Her long’s reply was "T h e people have done a won­ derful Job, to o ." Chamber o f Com m erce President Clifford McKlbbin commented, aa bo spoke to the Congressman. "Y o u and the boys up there did a won­ derful Job for ua." George Andrew Ipeer, President o f the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Com m erce said "W e want to thank you fo r an that you and Senators Smathera and Holland have done for ua.” John Krider told the Congress­ man "T h ere's no w ay to txpraea our appreciation fo r what you have done.” Krider, talking with Captain R o­ bert Jackson following the release of the Navy'a Chief of Planning u i d T t ’ a the biggest news we’ve had In a hundred years. We're very, very thrilled," he aald. Karlyle Housholder, a mem ber of the Chamber o f Com m erce Arm ­ ed Forces Committee M id this a f­ ternoon " I am com pletely happy— It shows that the people o f Sanford, cooperating together ean a ccom ­ plish what they want.” City Commissioner A. L, Wilson commented today “ It la eertainly gratifying news and I think it la ona o f our finest efforts because of the way our cltixena g ot together with city officials, the city’ s lea­ ders, and our Washington delega­ tion to put over this Job." Captain Robert W. Jackson, by telephone. M id this afternoon shortly after the release was mad* “ I am very, very pleased with the decision and most happy that the Navy has seen fit to remain in San­ ford where the Navy la loved »o much.” Immediately following the re­ lease, plans were made for a gigantic rally and parade this a f­ ternoon which la scheduled to take place at 4 o'clock. The parade, which will Include the City Police Dfrpirtment, the Sheriffs cars, the Highway Patrol cars. Fire De­ partment apparatus, and hundreds of automobiles Joining in, will form at the Chamber o f Com merce building to tour downtown Sanford In a loud and Jubilant expression of their appreciation fo r the Na­ vy's release. Present plans for the program at the Sanford Naval Air Station art to expand tha facilities within the present limits of the Air Sta­ tion. Runwaya will be lengthened and buildings constructed to take care o f tha immediate need. This will Include barracks, hangars and other types of building that hav* been in demand for sometime at the local Naval Air Station. Telephones hav* been ringing constantly at the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Com merce office with eitlxens asking for additional information on the expansion pro­ gram o f tha Navy. (toy Green of Radio Station WTRR was on hand for the release of the news from the Navy De­ partment and from Congressman Herlong. Within minutes of the re­ lease the radio station wa* broad­ casting the newt. One of the officials attending the release o f the news at tha Chamber o f Com m erce office today shortly after on* o'clock commented “ Everyone Ls so happy that they're nervous and don’t know what to aay." It was an unexpected release of the Navy'a Planning Department since It had been earlier announc­ ed that D would poealbly be June .si*’ . Triple Trio Win Giya Sacrad Program A t Club Oue * f Central Florida’s moat popular ringing aggregations, ftfjtw te H igh Sehoola Triple Trie, w fll f**tura the regular weekly program o f the Sanford Rotary Club next Monday noon, at tha Y acht Club when tha young ladies wba have scored M g hits on every appearance w ill b t the n iiti thft local d a b . Ia keeping with the ob e e m n e e o f H oly Week, the group will o f­ fe r Mveral sacred numbers and than, t « prors their versatility, they w ill sis* tin g some secular numbers, according to Charlie Morrison, program chairman fo r the day. Tha follow ing young ladles com­ prise tha group: First sopranos Pat Harrington, Penny Marian, Kay Jenkins; Second sopranos: Carol Nutt, 8 yhria Price, Lola Barlneau; A ltos; Ann Davis, Juanita Wynna and Iria Causey. An alternate alto is Mareia Lotsehelt w lii* tha accompanist ia Nancy Cash. Miss Olli* Reesi, director o f both the Boys and GlrU Glee Clubs will be in charge. Carpenters Arrive A t M arket Toddy CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACKSON AND PA R T Y enjay rafraofcaanto a t th * m e a l epeniag o f Um Ex­ is te d Mea'e Q a h aboerd the Sanford Naval A ir Station. (L eft to lig h t) Captain Jackson.’ Command* a t r Lewis D. Tarnny, Executive O fficer, Mr*. Jackson aad Mrs. Toasay(O fficial U. B. Navy Photo) < Chief Post Office Will Close Windows To Public Saturday Armory (Continued from Pag* 1) P igs 1) around the globe with service team o f possibly three men to ■*Sandy Anderson, market mana­ aboard aircraft carriers and in sist those who would like to becom e OVIEDO— Unlcts further orders ger o f the Sanford Stats Farmeri* the Pacific and Mediterranean mem bers of th* local company. are issued, the Oviedo Pott O ffice Market advised this morning that areas Dior* outstanding. "Interested people of any ags, will conform to tha orders Issued carpenters arrived at the Sanford “ It's hard to tell how many types srith torn* question as ta ellgibUlten State Farmers Market today to of planes I've worked on,” th* re­ by the Postmaster General Sum- ar* advised that th e n will be p e r ^ make preparations for rebuilding tired Chief said In an Interview. merfield, and th* Post Offir* De­ sonnel at the Tuesday nght met­ Units one, five, and 17 which were "B ut the first plane on which I partment, and clos* Its windows ing to answer questions,” Mid destroyed by fire on the morning worked was an N3N-1 Navy Train­ to the public on Saturday. How­ 3!oore today. ever, mail will be distributed in of Apr. 4. The purpose of an Arm y Reserve er— and that's a long time ago.” Although Sandy Anderson la at Travasos was a flight engineer ' the boxes both morning and after­ Unit, said Moore this morning, la noon. home upon advice of his physician, aboard th* fam ous 3tsrs which to maintain the civilian soldiers Beginning on Monday, Apr. 15, proficiency so that he can g o Into he la tiding to keep In contact aa transported ton* upon tons o f car­ near at possible with all that la go into the P acific and other areas the new hours will ba from 8:30 combat with a minimum o f train­ going on at the local State Far­ during World War II. " I had a job a m. to 3 p.m. 3!oney Order window ing in event o f an em ergency,” will be open from 9 a.m. However, said .Moor*. mers Market. in the a ir," he said. "T h e load* we However, he does want the far­ carried and the things w« did would the mail will b« dispatched at the For information, those In terest^ same hours as heretofore, even ed In theorganixation can con ta ct* mers, brokers and tenants, as well lie a story in Itself." through the windows are closed to as the genersl public to know that Warren E. Knowles. Col, W, A, And without even taking time the Sanford State Farm ers’ 3tar- to remember, the Chief can call eff , tho public. Wasson, E. C. Harper Jr., or Lee There will b« no rural delivery Moore, prior to the meeting. Each ket which has served farm ers of islands in the Pacific like Oahu, Seminole and adjacent counties for Saipan, tha Phllipinrs, Marshals, Saturday. one la listed in th* Sanford tele­ 22 years will bo put back in use­ and Johnson Island, as points log ­ phone directory. able condition aa speedily as pos­ ged in his book which he reaches sible. fur during conversation about his career. " I like it here in San ford." said Chief Travasos, "an d I'd lik* to (Continued Trom Pag* Ona) com e back to live. tor which will b* given away onto Tha Sanford Beat and Ski Club Jure 1. " I f Pratt and Whitney were to World War I Veterans are urged send me back to Sanford then I’d last night made final plans for a Completion data for tha Ovlade Sunday cruise to Crowe’ s Bluff. to attend a District Sleeting in be a happy man, h* said.” ,P o»t of the American Legion'* Members of th* club will meet Orlando tonight at 8 p. m. at the Chief Travasos has a daughter, bom* has been set for Jun* 1, ac­ l>. A. V. Home. Nancy attending the U nivtrsi'y of at the I-ake 3!onroo Bridge at 2 cording to th* officials. This will be *n Important m**'.- Florida and a son In school here. o’clock Sunday afternoon fo r their Land was provided for tha new fng and the main speaker will be "N o, my wife and fam ily are trip to Crowe’s Bluff. They will horn*, said the post officials, by (he Department Junior Vico Com- not leaving San ford," he said, “ so take food for a hamburger fry th* Masonic Lodge o f Oviedo. following which they w ill com e ,render Lessor o f 3(i*mt. I’ ll be coming back soon.” Commander of th* Oviedo Post back to Sanford by moonlight. Any member o f the Sanford 2U o f the Am erican Legion ia Rex Tentative plans were made for Barracks who wishes transportsClonts with members of ths build­ m other cruL«# on Apr. 28 to Sil­ ation contact Joel S. Field, Com­ ing eom m lttes: B.' F. Wheeler J r.,F ver Springs. They will trailer their mander. Pbil Packard, Emmett Kalsty, boats to Wclaka where they will Tom m y 3toon, T. L. Lingo and go by sray of tha Ocklawaha R i­ Rn.x Clonts. Radio Station WTRR, in co­ ver to Silver Springs. Thoso wishing to contribute t* operation with the Florida Coun­ No time has been set for leaving tho Oviedo American Legion Horn# cil for the Blind and th* American the Sanford area for the cruise. Continued from Pag* 1) may contact A. B . Tadford o* Members of tha Sanford Boat post commanJsr, first vie* cor»- Foundation fo r the Blind in Now Georg* 3ieans. r.ander, second vie* com a sr.s’ ar. [ York, is presenting a new series and Ski Club selected boating ap­ third vice r-m.naiider, fin * •» f- o f radio shows, “ 20 , 200” (tbs parel last n igh t All items will Charles Graham (Sanford) flter. chaplain, hiitorlan, s« scan t -1 legal definition and sight-limiU carry the Sanford Boat Club emDiane Wingate (Sanford) a t -a * -s , u d i h n t serges it st which mean blindness). Tha series blpm. Christopher Holme* (Sanford) Bob Ingram, a sales represen­ Birth* . a-m l, and flv* members o f 'b e was produced and directed by the Ameriean Foundation for the tative of the Chevcraft Inc. visit­ Baby Boy Washington (S a n ford)* poit executive committee. Discharge* ( ‘receding th* business meet'r.g Dlind and features Dav* Garro- ed the club to show mem bers the Ellen Livingston (D aB ary) o f th* post a * i j f c r will ■>» >*xv- w ay and I^ on Pearson o f NBC, line o f boating apparel for the Victor Territte (Winter Garden) iii by th* L a v cp A u x ilia 'i All as well as other personalities. The coming season. Alexander Smith (Sanfond) members who | .in to a t 'j n l are first program was broadcast on Betty Ford (Sanford) requested to make reservations by M rt. 17, at 9:15 a. m. Irena Rinet (Sanford) J -.’clock 3(onday. Th* s u p j'r v ill Th* American Foundation foe Vu-Jng Uourti rrlv at* Room*, It '■a served a l j m. th* Blind sent it* director o f Puba. m. to 9 p. m .; Semi-Private April 11 Commander L>t.n Lyons vi-ns- li* Education, Dr. Gregor Ziemer, Rooms, I to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p. m .; Admissions *d ine aivm ie-ktip In th* (u~.*.>t and Leon Pearson all over the Pediatric*, II a. m. to 5 p. as Haiti* Washington (Sanford) LUte'** o f lb* veterans •■ia*nl- C'.untry to record thes* broadParents and Grandparents only;** Harley Snodgrasi (Longw ood) ration that a W Saving B< m, carts. They set up their tape re­ Obstetrics, No visiting du ring' William David Wade (Sanford) wilt l * awarded cn th* n lg it new­ corders in th* homos, schooia, fa c­ feeding o f babies. Private Rooms, Alvia Price* (Sanford) ly elected o 'f l i s i t ar* n . - a 'e l tories, offices, research labora­ Carol Ann Brown (Sanford) U a. m. to 12 noon, I to 4 p to th* member v-ho ha* <f-u.c>! tories, vending stands, organiseBetty Bridget (Longw ood) m. and 7 to 9 p. m., Semi-Private th* largest number o f n* v mem­ tiers for the ulind— every arhera Hannah Trem pcr (Osteen) Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m . and T to bers and renewal*. and anywhere tnat blind people 9 p. m. might b« found *eading the.’r nor­ 1 before news o f th* N avy's d e­ mal, useful everyday lives. More the narrating. Am ong th* subject* discussed cision would h* announced. O f­ than 150 recordings were made, o f which wer* selected th* a -*: blind ehil Iren, talking books, ficials agreed that the cooperative out which makeup this aid* and devices, employment, re­ spirit taken undertaking a “ retain bitrview * tha Navy Baso m Sanford” pro­ sories. Leon Pearson and G regir creation, and successful lives of gram was eertainly partly respon­ Ziim er lead the d rcu sslors with blind people. ' ' 21 / 200" is intended FREE DELIVERY sible (or much of the Interest ia oiird people s n j workers fo r th* to glv* listener* a new dimension 269 N . Park Phone FA 2-1822 the local Sanford Naval Air Station. blind, with Dav* Garroway doing o f blindness. Club Will Make Cruise Sunday To Crowe’s Bluff W W I Vets Urged To Attend Meet American New Radio Series On Blindness Told leS ion Hospital Notes SA N F O R D FLOW ER SHOP I Neverhas such siise, power and luxury cost so little i I i I I I I I v I i IN TE R E ST ON S A V IN G ACCOUNTS OF *100 OR MORE ^SAN EORD i i a i W E L SH TIRE SHOP 105 W . 2nd I 3IEMBER : a s low a s Merawv M aalany 2-door Scdoa. Optional *quJp*M(it. whilawall tire*. 2-ton* paw*, • m m m k m . «Ut* tad local lax**. If t a ; . additional. Prica* m a; e a r; aliahU; *a Ai until kah© nal BANK. I I I I I i ! SC Year* hi Sanford •• * j rt • > ' .> •i 1 A BUDGET PLAN TOO Ph- FA I-04T1 ii» day Tho Rev. 3fr. W eller prior to becoming Superintendent o f tho Orlando District had held paatorates in Silver Palm (Princeton, Florida), Kissimmee, Winter Gar den, and Bartow. Ha la well known In the Orlando area, hav Ing resided In and near Orlando for mora than ten years. Ha Is an attractive and able speaker and may be counted upon for some very helpful messages. Charlie Morrison, well-known personality and song leader, will lead the singing for the special Services through Wednesday even­ ing. Special music will be provid­ ed for each service, Mrs. Albert Hickson will bo at tha organ. On Thursday evening the Sacra­ ment o f the laird's Supper will be celebrated with the pastor, the Rev. 31 ilton H. W yatt, In chatge. A cordial invitation to attend these services Is extended to the public. Oviedo Experiences Falling Epidemic - D O N ’T - ------ - , tho guest preacher for the four nights, 8 unday through Wednes­ CHURCH Pin ... 18:1 Jardlne The Choir o f First Methodist Church, Sanford, under the dir* action o f Roger Harris will pre­ sent Its annual Easter Cantata at the evening worship hour, 7:30 o'clock, on Easter Sunday, Apr. 31. The Choir will he composed of 28 voices and the Canta to he given I* "V ictory Divine” by By MARIAN JONES Christopher Slarks. This work Is OVIEDO— Several months ago probably one o f the most widely there was an epidemic o f peopla used o f our day. falling— from ladder*, s'eps, etc. Featured in the cantata are Since that time, fortunuUly, there solos, duets, quartets, and tha have been no mishaps until within traditional chorus work. Soloists tha past wesk. will be: soprano, Mrs. James BoTho night o f tha Fleming-Wurd xnrd, Mrs. Robert Bennett, 31rs. wedding rehearsal Mrs. J. C. Fair-1 cloth fell leaving thu church. Mrs. Bernard Hnrkey, an<| Mrs. Roy Wall; alto, Mrs. William I.ockard Faircloth Is able to he out but has and Mrs. A. G. Jones; tenor, Gens her side toped up. the same afternoon Mrs. J. Kronjaeger, Bernard Harkey, and R. Jones Jr. hurrying to open the Roger Harris: b u s , II. Wayde Ruc­ I’ ost O ffice door to let the mail ker and A. E. Shlnholser. carrier In stumbled ami fell over a mail sack. She injured both knees, one badly, her arm and HOLY CROSS ■Ida, Cor. Park Ave. and Fourth St. However, she stayed on the Job The Rev. John W. ThomaS( ltrc.1 ir and worked, even thougU cripplid, PAI.M SUNDAY the next doy for Mrs. Walnwrlght, 8:00 A. M. Holy Eucharis. so she could bo o ff to help hoatess 9:15 A M. Family Eucharist and JoAnn Fleming's bridesmaid lun­ Church School cheon. 11:00 A. M. Choral Eucharist and Saturday afternoon she ran aSermon cross the street to get something C:oo P. M. YPSL nefore closing hours. The bad HOLY WEEK; Monday — 7:30 a. ra. — Holy kneo gavo way and she fell again on it. She Is still hobbling Communkm Tuesday — T:J0 a. ra. — Holy around, bruised and sore. Saturday evening, upon leaving Communion Wednesday — 10 a. m. — Holy j the church following the Fleming* Ward wedding, Marian and J. U. Communion Maunday Thursday—7:10— Holy Junes heard someone* fall and heard a frantic call for them to Communion M a u r -'r 1 Thursday — 10 a. m. — 1coma quick. They found Mr*. R. I. Wheeler Holy 0 mm union Good l riday — 7:30 a. m. — Morn­ bad fallen, aa she stepped from ing Prayer A Ante Communion (he high curb and had struck her Holy Saturday — 7:30 a m . — shoulder against the bumper of a Morning Prayer Ante Commun­ car. ion Dr. Edward W. Stoner, who was Huly Saturday — 7:30 a. m. __ >still inside the church, was quickMorning Prayer A Ante Com­ |If summoned. 3!rs. Wheeler, with ; (he assistance o f J. B. Jones and munion Holy Saturday All Day — Holy Lawson Hardy was lifted into B apdim by appointment the Hardy car. 31 rs. W. C. Schu­ Holy Saturday 5-9 A 7 — 9 — Sac­ macher, who ia substituting for rament of Penance i JoAnn Flaming Ward while she Holy Saturday 9:15 p. m. — Bless­ ts on her honeymoon, as n nurso ing and Lighting of Paschal in Dr, Stoner's clinic, was alio Candles <standing by. Shi quickly entered • ? j. r All - -- - - __ k.1___ . -A._____ ___ l.k .__ . * ’57 MERCURY HUNT . McROBERTS, Inc. 10® N. PALMETTO AVE. i i i f \ a i 4884 i �* Shop and Save In Sanford •^L VOL. X U X S ty * ^ m t f o r i if c r a ld Established 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA. Residents Are Happy JOver News Navy Base Will Stay In Sanford MONDAY, APRIL 18. 1957 ITaltoi Local D e l e g a t i o n Aids Modern Market “ A new Sanford w as crested" In the immediate futureAnd as plsns were unfolded for the aetual construction of facilities by Captain Robert W. Jackson be­ fore a group o f representative ci­ tizens o f the City and County, officials becam e more optimlitle In the future of the community. WASHINGTON W - More reAfter first words o f the an­ nouncement becam e known, tele­ iuctions in postal irrvice went it.- C C A r n m p c R n r lf phones at th* Seminole County la effect today, but congressional V -O m e S DOCK Chamber of Commerce o ffice rang Tha Seratnol* County Chamber W id en expected normal service consistently requesting informa­ o f Commerce, dcaleri and broken Would be restored by n est Situr- . . . . . _ tion regarding the plans and de­ on the Sanford State Farmers* tails. Market, members o f th* Board o f The announcement cam e from -------------„ . The Seminole High School ChapSanfonl Cily Commission and the STOCKHOLM *H— A Swedish] {tr 0f the Future Farm ers o f the o ffice o f Congresaman A s. Board o f Seminole County Com­ missioners, as well as Interested indicted in atomic energy America ran away with top honors "3 y d '’ Her long Jr. in Washington. citizens, will pet dowry to “ brass officia l and a naval blueprint ex­ in the sub-district contests held in However, th* announceoant was made Jointly by Senator Spessanl Tavares last Friday. tacks” In dlscusslong th* propos­ pert today fo r “ grave espionage" ed replacement for the facilities * Out o f the eight contests held, U Holland, Senator George Sms* — believed to include an attempt thers and Congressman Hcrlong. which were destroyed by giro on to betray submarine sec-ets to the local FFA croup took five first the morning of Apr. 4Senator Douglas Stenstrom, con­ and one second to cop the honors Russia. Three others were indict­ tacted In Tallahassee where he I s , A meeting has been called by e d on eharges o f withholding for their chapterthe Seminole County Chamber The winners in the sub-district attending tha current aession o f : knowledge o f the activities of the Florida Legialature said “ It's o f Commerce for Wednesday a f­ contests will appear In district the chief suspects. the most pleasant news I’ ve heard ' ternoon, April 17, in the rommis-* competition on May 3 which will in a long time. I think the w h ole' sinners’ room o f the Sanford Cily be held in the Edgcwater High community should be commended Hail, at 2 p. m. fe ls e n h o w e r plans to make a rca. School auditorium. on the fine way they approached John Krider, manager at th* Agricultural teacher W. B West fig h t to rescue bis $4,400,000,the m atter o f keeping th* Naval Chamber o f Commerce, In making 000 foreign aid program from the had high praise fo r the boys of the Air Station in Seminole County." the announcement o f the meeting congressional economy axe, his Seminole High School FFA chap­ Representative Mack N. Cleve­ said that I « * Thompson, Admin­ ch ie f economic advisor reveals. ter. He said that there were more land Jr., also contacted in TalUistrative Assistant to Nathan NOTHING H IT SMILES a* Captain Robert W. Jackson takra hit Gabriel Uaugc, ndministrat ve as­ than 100 boys participating in the nouncement that the Hanford Naval Air Station will be expanded. (Continued on Page Seven) Mayo, Commltslonar o f Agricul­ first ride on a fire track Tha big smiles though ara over the an­ (Photo by Bergstrom) sistant to the President for ec- all day affair. The .only . . contests ture, ln Tallahassee, will be proonom io matters, said Elsenhower, in which we did not take a top sent at this meeting. has “ sopken out several times .1- award was softball and in quartet ready” on tho subject o f his ,|,11 competition. In the latter, the loRepresentative Black N. Cleve­ program for forc.im nation*. “ I c» j *napter did not in ter. land J r , contacted in Tallahassee, Jdhink the President it geing to Firal places and awards were said "Since we had to undergo make a very forthright attempt taken by R 'Rer Jimlnex for public the tragedy w* should make as* tn lay the fa c t, before the people M ^ i n g ; Jimlnex. Billy o f it and explore fully the view o f There will be a Seminole Coun­ on this very Important aubjeet," Thompson. A. J ^ e m e n t s . Ram ail M em ber, o f th* local Thespian A special meeting of the Board of those who will ate the market. ty Farm Bureau memberchlp m a t ­ lln u ge Hid. n e did not In Ileal. ^rlc*t, Jimmy W illiam , and Billy We'll do everything we can to ing tomorrow night at 7:30 In lhe Group 558 o f Seminole High School Sanford (Tty Commissioners has give th* peopl* what they want. what method will be u se, ; f t ? Agriculture Building at the rear won an "excellen t” rating for their By United Press i "etrlct military measures” if Sy- been railed for ionlghl at 8 o’ clock Thcr’a no need, because o f th* of Seminole High School. Steff Con rspondint I rla Intervened in Jordan. one act play “ Yes Means No” at by Mayor David Gatchel. argtney to go Into a rebuilding No covered dish aupper has been Hussein Khelidl, a pto-W rstern King Hussein, strcngly prothe State Thespian Convention held A three item agenda will be eon program haphasardly.” ?.ob" J r 1 . „ r* ? petition the team of Keith Ahney planned but the ladles committee Plan* hav* b«*n explored fo r that hit Senate Racket* Commie- ^ HaroM FrtmJ1 tork flrft will serve refreshments after the In Jacksonville at the Roosevelt Palestinian, sueeoeded today In Western himself. Looted out Na- skiered. form lng a new Jordan govern- buW Ual Wedrw»d«y because of t e . may Introduce several leg I- , |n() Roger Jimlnex took business meeting. There will be a discussion o f the replacing o f th* form er from * IIntel last Friday. ] ment, an Amman dispatch report- . K . . . platform latlv# recommendations before the flr|, |acc ,n trBCtor drlvUlg. Ka. , Ins pro-Soviet and prn-h'gypti in the Building Inspector's office tn market building and Cecil Tucker, the Seminole Coun­ Angelo Complain won a « r t l f i „ , Th« Cabinet Included ousted j J solidU W hie W. powpow- regards to building fees and other with a modern steel and concrete V e n d o f the present session u Con- th Car,0J t(jnk iocond pIaf|, views. I lu w in solidified ty Agent, has acquired some In­ c a t . o f recognition for h i. drama- Icfli. former Premier Sulstman guwtay h>. 0U3tlng r„ u ln |„* matters. itructur* similar to th* Installa­ g re s ^ The eo m a ltu a preparco to |||a ch a p tfr Swe, , heart contest, teresting agricultural films which resume Us overt,gallons Tuesday „ w# took th, cream cf ^ , will be shown. tie reading of Edgar Alien Poe's [ N»butel! ore-EgypUan . «l»m .m * from the Also do com e brftar* the hoard tions ln Raleigh, N- C. and Pom­ pano. "" (N 1 | Khalldl’s r>-ported success In government unJ the army. Into misconduct in labor and man- , jM Went , , hl, fV* r r A wilt be a puhlle hearing on reton­ ) f ( k l 4c i . t 'u • **1 bu if. i u .l " S e n a t o r Douglas 8 t*nstrom agrment. It will begin scrutlnlx- , for |h, |r part tn lhe ing. Tho group o f five *iemlno!e High “*ctt,n* ttln* “«•P “ nrw nP,7 «,m # ln ■* A pp u en t Compromise a full attendance o. lb* members told The Sanford Herald by tele­ , _____ in g certain union activities in t h . . ee k I a B A « «a • » ^ H.a HIWit Of th f«« Other Rut his arrrpUnru of Natiulsi A discussion o f the bids on street phone that "Th* Chamb«r o f School itikicati* left Sanford Thurs.fcus^u ilu.i Scranton. Pa , art a. iCommerce, market officials, and threatened to turn the Jordanian fS T|i0rthh? CS w tlDn t Z T * *hnl' thr“ tcn^ to 'urn th . Jordanian [" S j l I J L f f 't o • ^ * " ,; ! ,WMp* r , w i , , b r h *Id’ Other Items of consideration will all of those who art interested in domestic eH.I. into a new MW-1 J o f' Mrs. Nellie Coleman and Vlrgal tie miscellaneous business from the the progress of Sanford should tional unity. Buff.il. Roor and the City Commissionpresent a united front to th* De­ King Hussein orders | the with The thimnscus broadcast said Those In the group were: IJnda partment o f Agriculture to torn* drawl o f Syrian troops from Jor that u representative o f King Cannon, Sandra Lee, Leslie Smith, Up with n better possible typ* ad dan. ! Hussein o f Jordan vlilted nil form a rket" Mrs- Ann Roggeveen. 75. pass­ Announcement was made today row afternoon at 4 o ’ clock at the Fred Rail and Angelo Compain. A Damascus radio report said sign embassies and legal Ions In Tile group was coached for their ed away at the local hospital at that Joel Field, Sanford Poelmas Sanfonl City Hall In the com m is­ Said tho Senator "I am pnahtntf Jordan warned Israel that "a n y Amman this morning and asked 10:45 p. m. Saturday after a lin­ ter, has been appointed General sioners’ room, said Field, to dis­ presentation hy Mr. Coleman as­ fo r a concrete and (teal etrueart of provocation or aggression" th ,m to inform their governments ering illness. turo rather than a frame building Chairman o f the Armed Forces cuss the plans and detaili o f the sisted by Virgal Duffel). would be met by force. I that "a n y act o f provocation or with ctirrfideratlon glvtfi to a She was born Aug. 0. ISfll In Day celebration whieh will he held coming celebration. The Jerusalem radio reported aggression hy Israel against Jor* central administration typ* *d “ We want every organisation In Guada, Holland and had lived in in Sanford on Saturday, May 18 that the Iraqi government had dan will be met hy the Jordanian market timiiar to the on* in Ra­ Appointment o f Field as the town which has ever participated Sanford for the past eight years warned Syria it would tako army by force." leigh. N. C. making her home at 2534 Sanford Armed Forces Day general chair­ in Armed Forces Day ami all othe­ "W e need a modern market la man waa made by the Armed rs who are interested," he said, Areprovide storage facilities that Force a Committee of the "to attend this very important Survivors include: her husband, Members of the Sanford Klwanls would crest* a year ’round market meeting. ' ^ B c r t Roggeveen o f Sanford; two Seminole County Chamber of Com­ Club will hear more about the lo­ and a 12-month payroll,” he aald. “ I think that w« should let this merce with Andrew Carraway, ^ b ro th e rs and three sisters G 1 of cal National Guard Unit st Wed­ (Continued on Pag* Seven) chairman, Charles V. Atkinson, be ■ continuation of Navy Ap­ nesday's luncheon meeting. Holland. Lt. Cdr. Qsterholm, although not Banford'e Savage Sona of Heavy aboard and recorded th* first car Karlyle Housholder , Mack N preciation Day and do, la a big Funeral services win be held, at Cleveland Jr., Brati.y Odham, and way, what th. token celebration John Keeling, a member of the Attack Squadron Five this week rier lin in g . In this tyre aircraft a tactics! crewmember o f th* t p. m. Tuesday afternoon at T. E. Tucker. R o w e l l ] squadron, had to undergo complete M. was held for Friday afternoon," local unit, Co. B, 154 Armored In­ Celebrated successful completion of for Cmdr. Ira fantry Battalion, will speak to the carrier qualiftcatlpn exercise* by Jr., Brlason Funeral Home with the and qualification in U - (Mr. Rob Osterholm,] training Field aald this morning that Don said Field. R ev. Phillip Schlossmann o f tha dales hsa been and l.t's squadron aircraft before he was Ilol. Plans h a v . already been work­ Kiwanls club on "The Sanfoxd enjoying a cake awarded the squa­ L l Kennedy, named T irade Lutheran Church o f The Redeem­ Chairman for th . daylong .vent ed Op fo r the morning of Armed National Guard Unit.” dron by th* er*w of the USS F D.R- (i>> Gerry Hyman and Dean j considered eligible to fulfill his Randall D. Walt*. « . of I /* h Ar­ er officiating. Program chairman for the meet­ marking that ship’s 88,000th land­ in’ the AJ. VAH-5 ts now undergo-1 duties s i squadron landing signal bor, died Thursday at 3:30 p tn. H* Forces Day. Field announced. He in mid-May. (Centlnned On Page Seven) ing Is T. V. Brown. Ing a period o f evolution, phasing ofiicer. Burial w ill ba at a later dal.A meeting will be held tomor­ ing was stricken with a heart attaek A new aircraft recently seen over on Jan. 3, and unlfl that time he The monumental landing occurr­ out the propellor driven AJ ami ed as VAH-5 skipper, Comdr. Joes- training its pilots to fly the Na Sanford is the Grunian F9F-5 Pan ha<l been a motel manager. ph M. Tully J r , completed his re- vy's new, heavy Jet bomber, the liter which was lhe Navy's first Mr. Waltz was born July 11, IS­ | line fighter during the Korean OS in Williamsport, Pa. qualification In the AJ aircraft A3D Sky warrior The cake was presented to th* He is survived by his w ife, Mr*. Ortmann and Rynlan are the w *r' Jel ** *?•* squadron by Capt. T- W Hopkins, Squadron's Junior pilots end were I ' ng employed by VAH-5 as a train- Marg# Waltz of Sanford. commanding officer of the F.D.R recently selected to be thk young ! in* aircraft to fam iliariir the poPallbearers will be: Lt. John Maxwell, Robert and returned to Sinford where est A3I) plane rommonders in the lots with Jot performance prior to Barlow. Don Lankford, George Schrroib, Bob it was enjoyed by all Funds. Navy's Heavy Attack Program. receiving the Skywarrior. A milestone in Savage Son his­ Prior to this operation, both yearl­ Smith, and Robert Ogden. Funeral services will b« held at tory was reached as the AJ's came ing aviators had not had the op­ 4 pm . today at Gramkow Funeral portunity to drive an aircraft Home with the Rev. A. G. M clnaboard ship since flight training nls officiating. days at Pensacola lloth had been Partly cloudy through Turvday, Interment will b« in Oaklawn attached to VAH-5 as bombardier 1cooler lo^ay; low tonight 5H to Memorial Park. navigators since 1554. ! 61. Ssm D Semkoff, 70. o f Wegner, died at 2 p m- Saturday sf Semi­ nole Memorial H ospilil following an extended illness. !l» was horn July 13, lRflfl. In Bulgaria and caino to this country at an early age. He moved to Wag­ ner In 19M from Butler. Okla. H* was a farmer and in 1548 opened a grocery store in Wagner. Mr. Semkoff was a member of the FA AM !<ndk-# 213 of Oviedo. Survivors Include: his wife, Sanka "M a m a " Semkoff. Wagner; two aona, Dan Semkoff o f Orlando and Nick Semkoff of Wagner; a daugh­ ter, Mfs. Anna Peters of Sanfonl; two listers, Mrs. Wilma Stlokoff of Oklahoma and Mrs. Dina Velkoff of Bulgaria; and ten grandchild­ ren. Funeral service* will be held at 2 p m . Wednesday afternoon at Gramkow Funeral Home, conduct­ ed by the Rev. Georg* Carlton of the First Methodist Church of Ovie­ do. Bfssonic service* will be con­ ducted at the graveside by the Oviedo Blasonic IxxlgePallbcarcrs will be, Charles T, Nibiack, A. M Jones, James Parthe Kenfard Police Department, a JThertfCe car, and a Florida High­ till, Ben Jones, J- B Jones, and J. N o t TH E LONGEST PAR AD E Sanford has ever seen hot h cer­ CITY COMMISSIONER MERLE W ARNER and A. I- Wilson, along with Mayor D aild Galrhei and E Kelsey. way Petrol Trooper lead the ptrede through downtown Sanford. tainly waa the loudest— rould be heard from the |Voup who parInterment will be in the Oviedo Captain Hubert i f . Jackson ride one of Sanford# newest (V# trucks in Friday's relrbratlon over the (Photo hy Bergstrom) 'i tlclpited. Note the Seminole High School Rand which turned nut | announcement o f Hanford Naval Air Station expansion plana. (Photo by lU-rg-lroin) Cemetery, fa r Ml* ooeeetoe A eoend truck and thro* police eari one from Top News "In Brief said a city official* Friday after­ noon following the excitement o f an announcement from Admiral W. V. Davis, Chief o f Planning fo r the U. & Navy, that the local Na­ val Air Station would be expanded Meeting Called April 17th From Contest day. With Top Honors VS Farm Bureau Will Thespian Group View Agricultural Wins ‘Excellent’ Films Tomorrow At State Meet New Government Formed In Jordan ICity Fathers Call Special Meet Tonight s f r , vssst*s a s r i t Mrs. A. Roggeveen ^Succumbs Saturday Field Named Armed Forces Day Chairman e M t w * r: . j Additional Local News On Page 7 Keeling To Speak At Club Luncheon 68,000th Landing O n FDR M ade Funeral Today For R. Waltz Wagner Resident Dies Saturday Weathe: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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