1 10 221 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3af3ef6173f9619bb9bfdc724bd49dd4.pdf b7a93e37688d8c78c7fe3ec6a9a20de3 PDF Text Text W j/ e c A / £ ? , / ? £ ~ 7 �I ? C T s '^ / - ^ ___ _______ II TUESDAY, JANUARY I, 1M7 SANFORD^ F L O R ID A U s lM f -» W lr* ____ M ite. r W r BP ^BP /•< I . B Hi • \ y. 9 / 9 r I l|' ■ I IWII » ' 9 J • F e d e ra l S p e n d in g Ave. Site A mqlU-mlUion WAJttBfOTOff dallei aad bom* development wfll WASHINGTON that ha agreed h started In Semiaol* County Eisenhower plane to booat federal could bo ao significant general re* adjacent to Sanford In tha Im­ to the aaeond highest Uef. mediate future, - according to peacetime ler*l to hiatory. Hi* Await Dramatic Reaction Harry 'Lleht, .president of tho new budget could run aa blfb aa • ; • The RepnbUcaas thread that the I f ! Milton. Washington «i— Daanterr spending total for the new bo laniard Heights, et the develop­ lUpubllcan congressional lead* e n a(reed today • after* a day* would be filed more dlflaitety af* ment will be named, in b a te d .o « of State Jataa Easter Are. adjacent to the th* principal lit* ' Hour* briefing* ; wbMa " NEW YOKE « —Two tele­ Ur Um President get* reaction to­ Benford to On ora Road entrance to the Ban1 •pending antlcl anticipated phone bomb threat and aa ex­ the mantra ipendlng day of Democrat congressional ford Naval Air Button. sta bhaatly to kaap hm piation early today tkkad U t tha by the President rule* out anj oil-rich Mlddto Bm L Tha development will ha on now year for bar M potiee In chance far general acrowthe leaders to his foreign policy pro* posals, including plana for block board lag relief la the new year. aoo-acre tract which w*e ps tbair Marta for Ua "mad bomblug Soviet expansion la tb* MM ctjred through negotiations fur M Tha OOP loader* amergad from IT. H east. Democratic and Republican The telopbooa thi mta, to a doe* tha White House Monday night leaden were called to tha White Mveral parcels of land and pro­ perties la the area. tor's offlco and t w Hotel Stellar, with somewhat differing ideas on Houm at I p. m. EST. the sxaet six* of the new budget "We trill build moderate, both prorad to ba gnfoundsd. Po­ Tha OOP briefing Mooday waa popular*priced home*,” said lio* found no tree* of oo* of the Mr. EiMnhowar will rend to Con* __for the moat part restricted to Lleht aa ha ahnounead the clos­ bomber's Infernal devlam In g n u next month for tho fiscal ‘.jrithe domestic side of the Presi­ year starting nsxt July t. ing of the transactions far pro­ either plat*. One key Republican said Mr. dent's program. perties. "Soma of the homes," ha Aa axploalon, bailor*d to. have Tb* Republicans warned Elaeohowar told them rising cotta said, “ will have swimming pool*. boon eauaad by a hood of defense and foreign military President Monday he would need "This Is not our first develop­ •battered a window ,1a the Aparttor Rs Mhel ta d a "great deal of bipartisan coop­ aid would push the total to above Hanking m<mt of Joaepb TilUnan (a .tipper tTO billion or more. Another aald eration" to achieve a "good bat­ ment," aald the president of ■ J . Manhatan. He waa am injured. A the total could reach 171 billion, ting averago” on hla Uglalatltn Baafard Heights, "era have ImlM F lP W I t tmeiplodad 1g| ending an tb* alia of foreign program. x ,g v , tend, tt. -Y. ~int found lying la tb* si and whathsr tha United States York SUM," ha aid, Tha "grenade*’’ proved to ba finance* ell shipments for Eurone g . i » . "Our homes wilt be two nod practice bomba used to simulate as • result of,the Middle East j Q L O S T / 57 r l T S f three bedroom house*, all with explosions fn Army Infiltration Florida room*, open dans and courses. Tha devices are similar Exceeds Previous Spending | carports. The development ,wll! In shape, alia and explosive force Either spending figure would ex have paved streets and gutters In to high-powered fire crackers. feed all previous peacatlma spend­ addition to other modem faeU* Police aald tha two device* ap* ing except In the 1902-33 fiscal PITTSBURGH 0 - Pennsyl­ Itlas," said Lleht. year when federal outlays soared parently had been thrown from a vania today boasted th* nation's Lleht explained that an office passing automobile by prankster*. to 174.2 billion. During (his 12- last baby of 19M 2nd the first will be erected on the pgoperty Bomb aquad members hare la* month period th* government waa baby of 193T. vestigatad more than ISO bomb operated half of the time by Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Temple of Gib* within the next few weeks. "Most­ EUenhower and half of tha time sonla, Pa., delivered an 9 pound ly local halp and trade* that art scares since Christmas Eva. boy hare at 11:38 p. m. Monday to available will b* employed In tha Police Commissioner Stephan by former President Truman. EitlmatM of aptndlng In tho signal out the old year. conatuctioo of Banford Heights P. Kendedy waned Mooday that hoaxare would be arrested add current fiscal year—forecast at At one minute past midnight, home*," said Lleht. Ia describing Ute operation* af A PINAL INSPECTION OP TBOOPS (top photo) before nlteqalahteg bio command of VAH- dealt with "firm ly." Ha laid they K3J billion by th* administration Mr*. Donald Ray gave birth to an last January----- already have been • pound, 1 ounce baby girl In hla devalopment, Lleht explain* ■ *aa made by Cdr. P. II. Spelt* ((root) yeator day. Cdr. J. M. Tally J r, follow cloeely and watch** wire hamparing tha March for tha revised upward to 988.1 billion, Johnsf the toapectioo Jut bafara taking oyer u the Squadron’# Commanding Officar. Caattaaad Oa Fags Two) bnstpwn. psychopath who has left 31 live and may have te ba ehangad CEIL BPELTZ, HIS WIPE AND 80N (battarn photo) look over the "Savage Sou of Hanford'* bomb* in public place* since 1940. •gala. plaeqre prtoootod to him daring tha ctreaMoiaa yesterday. Bo will go to Washington to aaoanre hla Fifteen persons hare been In­ rw dalle a. (Staff Pbotu) Mr. Eisenhower and Treasury IB TT O TRIP NECESSARY? jured by 21 o f the bomba whleh Secretary Oeorge M. Humphrey LA JUNTA, Colo. 0 4 - CUE exploded. There have been no fa- told Ih* Republicans Monday that Manager Tom Ruaaell replied Ulittea. so long as U i revenues hold up Monday to tha Colorado Indust­ th* budget for tha next fiscal year rial Com nluioo which had derid­ MARRIAGE MORE fO P IX A l will stay la bajaneo and provide ed th* that 54-yMr-old 'La Junto of Harry Fuller, By P*» Weed «NEW YORE at— Marriage waa a "modest" surplna of perhaps polio* and fire *tattoo should bare Io’clock _________ _ "tab ? :8 y tw*___ huge bags One of (ho biggest and gayest more popular to New Yorker* in 91.7 billion. They ruled out any another stairway as a fire pre events of the social season waa balloons ware let loo** amoaf tb* tax cut. caution. Mrs. J. M. Ilayes, 68, died at 19M than In the previous year. hald last night when tha May- holiday-spirited crowd, aad they Thomas Lcnane, acting city GOP House Leader Joseph W. 8:30 Monday morning at her homa " if you feel that your order fair Inn gave Its annual New alt joined in welcoming Uto bright clerk, reported 72,417 marriage Ten thousand March of Dimes he said, "our goal is 110.000 and U9 West 16th St., following Martin Jr. held out hope, howevar, must bo complied with, plaaae Year’* Eva party In the gaily new ytar with tha Iteenies were lisurij last year as that there might be some "imall" envelope* have beta mailtd to tha I am sure that we will meet this lengthy illness. DoUemakan, i adrls* ua at ooca so wo can get bedecked ballroom. compared to 88,938 in 19U. ^citizen* of Seminole County, John quote with the atm* interest and adjustment* la taxes, but told tha work dong before tha build­ Mora than too people attended them by Uto She was born Mar. M, 1(87 la Saul, chairman of tho Seminole enthusiasm that has been shown tha gala event to Join In the fes- u After an (be gueeto bad dana ing U torn down," he «*ld. Allendale. S. C. ami eame to San­ County Chapter of tha National In previous year*.” iverything paaathla to tasks tire ford In April, 1912. Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Wight Kirtley was also named rear 1997 foal welcome, they ad* Mr*. Ilayes has lived In San­ •aid today. vice-chairman for Iht Seminole ford for 44 years. She is a mem­ ourned to tha dining room tor 8 In announcing the IfroI March County March of Dimas cam­ wffet snpyw, with everrthia# ber of the First Methodist Church o f Dime*, Saul said that tha paign. Mrs. Wig.it Kirtley la rom cheese and dicker* right aa of Sanford, the WSCS of tho First goal list year wai 17.500 and chairman of tho Wumen’i Divi­ town to fried chlckaa aad ratal Methodist Church, tho Daughters SLITS was relied. "This year,” sion and Mrs. Robert Bradford >e#f being served. poulbUlty that several of the lb J. Marlon Uarmaa Sr. of Wcslsy Sunday School Class, Sr., ehalrman of the south Sem­ snd a member and past president Aa the geests departed tha May* There's little possibility tbat section* dealing with tha elec­ inole County drive. ’air after duly welcoming In tire of the UDC, the Aiatea Circle of the amendment to the City Char­ tion of commissioners and mayor few Year, many war* heard to ter giving citizens a free hand would have to be amended In or­ "We have had thieo rase* of the Sanford Garden Club. rommsnt on th* ease aad skill der that power of tha mayor polio in Seminole - CounVy this She is survivsd by her husband, In electing a Mayor for the City be "spelled out" and that terms with which th* affair waa haadlpost year with sev>*n old ease* J. M. Ilayes of Sanford: three of Sanford will bceoma law during *1 office could bo rearranged In >d by the management and staff, ASHLAND. Wl«. O'-- Firemen still receiving aid from the daughters, Mrs. J. P. Hack Jr., the 1937 session of the State Leg­ he danceable mule provided by order to meet the rotating dec islature. battled an uncontrollable fire foundation.” said Saol. Tinlcy Park,- 111., Mrs. Charles :he orchestra, the delightful food Controversy has arisen over the linns to the Board of Sanford which threatened to devour an en­ Schools will lend their osilaanre llobaon. Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mr*. icrved thorn, aad th* completely tire city block today. Although the in the snniial drive tareugn tneir Ralph Dean of Sanford; one son, powers that should be Invested City CommlJilwscrs, 'wonderful" time had by *8 ate city flamea still raged through the supervisor Mr*. Margaret Colt Chief Warrant Officer James M. In a Mayor since the Whether th* Mayor should ending. has a City Manages type of gov­ serve for on* year, two, three or Menard Hotel, officials believed in the white division. Ilasye*, V. S. Army, Fairfax, Vt; four years has not yet been the fire could be restricted to the The Colored DIvNIoa will b* one sister, Miss Corrta Myrick, ernment. And, all agree on tho Board of brosebed or discussed. hotel building. handled by Alma Hurston, assist­ Allendale. S. C.; four grand­ SsnfoM City I'nmml.iU^r. that . There were so injuries reported. ed by 1henna dheppard. Tlie matter of aultiutiiulg tha daughters. April and Susan Hack, A grass and wuuue m i wag — tbc powers of the Mayor should city attorney of Sanford to draw ( {# - High winds sent ember* flick March of Dimes canteens, said {Tinlcy Tark. 111. Bette H/iyes, be “ spelled out". reaterday an Manganstlno. Aria ering over aeveral block* through­ Saul, will be distributed through­ , Fairfax, Va.. and Julie Ann Dean, up he proper resolutions, bills, and“ W* don't want to get rid of ohar neensary papers has not ihortly after I o'clock ha tho out Ashland. Flames licked at a out the county In practically Sanford: three grandsons, John the city manager type of govern­ yet been discussed by the Board afternoon. brick building alongside the hotel, •very business establishment. Peter Hack III. Tinlcy Park. III.; Smoka from tha blaze showered The Seminole ^County Chairman 'John Raymond Hayes, Fairfax, ment." one commissioner said re­ of Sanford City Commissioners causing flremea to renew their >vor Sanford. efforts to subdue the blare. of the March of Dimes capi* ! Va., and Thomas Randolph Dean, cently. “ But we would like to have in an open meeting. a Mayor elected by th* people. Tha Banford Fire Department Sub-tero temperatures hamper­ palgn pointed out that R. W. Dean of Sanford Thoughts of th* members of tha Too much power would give Sanford CUy Commissioners hare inswrred the alana. treasurer of the Seminole ed firemen by freezing the water is Funeral services will be held at in their hoee*. Smoko from the County Chapter and Mrs. Ruth 3 p. m. Wednesday afternoon at the Mayor authority o overrule not yat been revealed in a meet­ the City Manager unless the ex ing attended by member* of tha CHOOSES "U T E " SENTENCE luferno billowed over the rlty and Qallagher Is secretary. • ♦.r»-',,„|j,t '*virci| wj,h act duties and power could be i# ,hl| lh, y CouU ^ pub. HOLLISTER, Calif. 01- Crag attracted many New Year’s rev­ Motto for this year's campaign Rov. Milton Wyatt officiating. named in an amendment to th* #nd nvl(Wnl MWi Rtcanegra, 33, given n cbotes b w is " U f a Finish the Job.” said elers. - - r .ji will Oe m Oaklawn Me­ City Charter, another (.ommta-1 tween " l i f e " and a tin aaaotbaf umns, R . Although they thought the Saul. morial Park. •loner said. sentence, chore th* longer. Bscause of the tangled proceed­ ' flames were contained In Uiri Brlsson Funeral Home u in The legislative delegation agrees Judge L ocem M . Johnson w in ings that must be experienced be­ aotel building, firemen aald the charge. ASK GOAT PROTECTION that they would go along with a fore any agreement Is reached, it told b y Bocanegra'o common-tot* blase was itUI not yet under MARVAO, Portugal *R— plant­ ! bill giving the citizens the right does not seem possible thet nec­ ■rtfs Monday that ho not only control. ers here appealed to municipal to elect a Mayor. But they also essary bill* could be drawn up •truck her but refused te a u r r y authorities Monday for protec­ agree that there must be time to that would meet with the approvbar and legitim ize their sto ehtt* tion against goats. , talk over the Ideas advanced by dren. J1 Z1 U > *. ^a" ' I SANFORD DOUDNEY. SEMINOLE COUNTY ASSE.HHOR OF I the Board of Sanford CUy Com- ford Board of City Commission-1 TAXES, completes hla service la tb* local office offer announcing Tha planters complained that “ I’m going te give yen Ufa,1* Pair aad mild Tuesday and Wed­ six years of cork cultivation yield­ misiioneri. •rs in time to b# presented dur-, raiiremeat ik* eaarlia* part of this year. Show* above ia Dendaey tha Judge aald. " I ’ m sentencing nesday. Klghcit Tuesday 71 te ed exactly nothing because goat* It wa« also discussed by mem* Ing the coming session of the (left) receiving gifts presented aa behalf af hts staff hy Mre. Resale you to m arry this girl. Otharwjem T t d U lC th consistently ate all cork sapling*. •bars of th* City Commuuon tha State Legislature. Aiiaiia. (HUH Photo) you'll have to a t m a n aoefflu . Mad InDouble BUDAM" % s a Babies Are Bom In Pennsylvania '57 March O f Dimes Campaign Underway Over 3 0 0 New Year A t Funeral Service Is Set Tomorrow For Mrs. J. Hayes % Controversy Arises Over M ayor Firemen Battle t^To Control Fire Gross Fire Told Weather 4* ' \ Additional Local Nev/s On Page 2 ft �t , County Citizens CanLookTo'57 WithMuchOpitimism .' W T od a y w o b egin • brand N w ye a r. 1 Another milestone o f profreaa hns been etched in th« annals o f Sanford and Semi* nolo County. Most observers have tarred thhe past year as the most successful, the most pro­ gressive, and the most igrtaalve in the his­ tory of the community. ' And now- as 1957 begins, those who look t o the future are laying plans for still ano­ ther great and .progressiva twelve month 'cycle— for greater than the one we have -jjuat experienced. '■ People are beginning to look up, to be optimistic, and to ahara in the work that must ha dona aa further advances are piade toward the biggest growth in the Chronicles o f Seminole County. ’ All o f this Is not going to be easy, howCivic minded persons who have strugthrough many paat years to impress ivenesa asd agressivsness on Santord and Seminole County citizens have put In long and weary hours gaining their point* And with the cooperation of the communIty aa a whole during the New Year there will be much poahlng and ahoving neces­ sary to raise programs over the top and Into Construction stage*—or to get plane Into adoption stages for the in ibis programs that must ba carried fortangible pi Ward. The population growth o f tha county and city is a bright spot on the horizon aa civic lenders begin to tuckle the industrial po­ tential, A forthcoming survey will no doubt spur many "1 don’t think w# can do it” Into ac­ tion and possibly change their )>crspcctive towurd what can be expected within the twelve months o f 1957. Far the biggest Job in the hands of the planners and workers toward a healthier economy for Sanford and Seminole County is the changing o f the ” 1 don't think we can do its” into ” 1 know we can do it!.'* Such has been tha warning o f many pro­ minent speakers who have told local leaders that the Sanford und Seminole County com­ munity has the greatest future of H anyI Flor Ida area—if and when natural resources, location, weather, roads, travel and shipping facilities, and the unusually attractive tax structure are publicized among those who are planning changes, expansions, and moves Sanford and Seminole County citizens can look forward to 1957 with much optimism and the Happiest New Year of all time. New blood, new enthusiasm, new inter* eat, end a complete sit o f New Year's f«solution! have made tbia area one o f the most promising in the state. Certainly the best and surest way to start toward realizing everything ahead is ^ look about us, see what has been done and MJr -This is a Happy New Year” , and go to workl to M U C S o f f o m W eek's Top Storied i By CHARLES N. MCCANN United Pre»« Staff Cerrespeesket United Prase correspondents around (ha world Iqok ahead at tha saw* that wtli maha the head* lines. Radar And Tha Kremlin Vienna bean that a high-rank* leg Hungarian delegation will go te Moscow this wdek. Puppet Pra* mler Janoa Radar may lead It The reason: To get a briefing on what lies ahead for the rountry, politically and economically.* Af­ ter two months of industrial paratyili, Hungary needa Immediate •Id to atave off ebao*. The Ruiilani may offer tome political concession! in an attempt to ap* peaif the itill-rebellious workerj. It’ s poulble that Radar will be told he’d better quit. Thera la atill talk that "Tltolit” leader Imre Nagy might be restored ai premier. Maybe Fred Hall, lame duck Republi­ can governor of Kansas, may get a iub*eabinet job tn me Interior Department. That te, If the two Kintal senators agree. The White Houm haa asked them If they would approve an appointment for Hall. Hall failed to resomlnalinn this year. Hall halBesn feud­ ing with Sen. Prank Arison. But Carlion i* likely to leave the decllion to his eolleague Sen. Andrew Scnoeppel. Schoeppel may or may not regard Hall as a possible con­ tender for hif Senate Mat In I960. Jape! Look for aaw Japanese Premier Tinian Ithiblthl to name a mini­ ster of state In chsrge of defense, which ho now holds himself Ishlbishl favors business executive Juichi Tsushima. But be may choose Adm. RkhUiburo Nomu­ ra, who was ambassador to Waih-v Ingtoo at the time of Pearl Har­ bor. Nomura's handicap: Japa­ nese leaders shy away from Urn thought of returning to the pro­ war custom of naming military men as chiefs of the defense de­ partments. 01 Loans Despite bard money (tends, there U no prospect for an early boost in Interest rates on (II cans. Ths administration will ask Congress to increase the rate on home loana to ex-servicemen. Out Rep. Olin t\ Teague (D-Tex) chairman of ths House Veterans Committee, intends to sidetrack the proposal. Blight Thaw Improvement is predicted In relatlohs between West Gsrmany and Russia. Thoy’ vs been long near the breaking point. Tne thaw started last week In talk* between Chancellor Konrad Adenauar and Soviet Ambassador An­ drei Smirnov, More talks aro ex­ pected. One thing tha Kremlin Ike Advised To Stay O u t O f Dispute Multi-Million P A#|A c a v: n n c Pres* itorlej. The realistic politi­ Included, voted to abandon tha tra­ By LYL8 C. WILSON r s a e s fiia iis UallM Press XUff Corrrspowdta* cal questions involved are these: ditional convention rule that a WASHINGTON M — President Even tbougu w e United States is eoming —shell tha Senate ebange Its presidential nomination required a Elsenhower is being advised te to h i more and mftra a nation on wheels, two-thlrda vote. A mare majority beep hands off the angry Isaacs raid in such manner aa to pre­ vote thereafter has been suffl there are still a few pedestrians about. In vent the m 'vrlty of southern filibuster dispute which will begin # • • Democrats from organizing a fili­ dent to nominate. fact, virtually alo o f us are pedestrians at shortly atfer 12 noon, Thursday, buster? A filibuster unquestion­ ent time or another. Senate Rula SI, howavar, con­ Jan. 3. Congress convenes at that ably would prevent onactmef of Big Spending tinued to provide organlxod South­ hour. * Tha pedestrian ia a potential victim of civil rights legislation. No rule During tha pab. /our years the Eisen It probably woul4 be to tha long ehange; no dvl| rights legislation. erner! with a vato on congres­ tha had driver- Ha also Is at the mercy of sional legislation that occasional moment o f inattention which hewer administration haa tried manfully to haul political advantage of the It Is as simple at that. Republican party If Mr. ElstnNow it te proposed te change —Shall the southern and nor­ hffUcta even good drivers. These c! reverse, or at least arrest, the trend howar supported efforts te changs Rule S. The rule probably will •tances underline tha Importance o f some toward big spending in government. But tha Senate filibuster rule and got mally Demoeratlc states be de­ survive. If it la abandoned, how­ prived by S change In Senate rules stated once again by the National fate, or whatever one chooses to cell the the rule changed. rules of the test Important re­ ever, tho Now Deal-Fair Daal leftThe rule la No. 33 about which mainder of the power they once wing Democratic elements of the Safety Council. tangle of circumstances, has operated a great deal will be beard from enjoyed within the Democretlc north will rem down southern , Pedestrians, said tha Safety Council, Washington next month and there­ throat! not only candidate* the against this admirable intention. * Should: Cross streets only at Interao-Monn after. Rule 22 permits a Senate perty? South dislikes, but legislation the Although the President still clings Thera his not been much pub­ and stay within tha crosswalks; obey traf­ filibuster on any subject for so South deteata. lic discussion of this latter phase fic signals signs, regulations, never Utah to the principle o f a balanced budget, estl long ae senators may deilre un­ If that comsa to pasa, look for of the filibuster dispute. These, Into tha street or walk suddenly from *ny mates of future spending keep nudging less 64 of them Join In a vote to however, ere the farts: a southern speed-up toward a •pot where perking cars or otherobstructiom ward. This applies to both domestic pro­ Impost cloture. Cloture meant For 100 years, or thereabouts, two party ayitern and a tnw day closing and, In Ihla instance, it block the view; before stepping from tha grams—social welfare, agriculture, small would mean a closing of the fili­ until 1934. the states of the so- in U. S. polltlce In which not only presidential candl called solid South enjoyed a veto Republican curb, be sure there is ttmo to cross safely; business—and to progrnms that touch up­ buster. date!, but congressional candi­ power over nsminatlont In Demo* walk facing tra ffic on a street where there It hae prosed Impossible in dates as well, may hope to catty on-our relationships with other nations eratlo •- • "->•>*. la >o sidewalk. practice to obtain such an abso­ southern state! end districts Ended With FDR Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson, a lutely two-thirds Senate majority Old rules, they are, and not the meat of Franklin D. Roosevelt and his leading champion of government, acknow­ to close debate. It probably will sprightly conversation. Rut they uro rules You'll find It’s a good Idea to political manager, James A. Farledged last year that dafenso costs would Impossible In the future, which, If obeyed, can save lives Icy, deprived the South of that sift confectioners' sugar before have to go up by perhaps two billion dol­ th erefore, senators Interested In convention veto. At their com­ using for a cske frosting: no lars, willy nilly. This year there la senti­ enacting civil rights legislation In mand the delegates, Southerners lumpi thla way to beat out! The Sanford Herald the up-eomlng 83th Congress seek ment in Congress for increased foreign ait t new approach to what some per­ Pabllthtd ft*. day, «ioti «H k IA F F -A -D A Y to support the free world in what one cor sons would regard as a gag on f V .*.?"*4 jU S M .n w tU f O olob .r IT ISIS at Senate debate. t » * P a d OfMca , ( Hanford Florida, andar lb * Act respondent calls the “ final and decisive at Conrraaa o f M arts S, i n t Re-Adoption Opposed struggle with Soviet Communism.’ * TT These Interested senator* hope w r a s n PRRKm« Kdltor and PdMlahar' ' * Even if this final and decisive struggle to pevent the senate next weak MARION IIATUfAN HR., Kxaeutlva Editor ■VELTN J. CUSHINO. AdrarUUmr Xanaa.r is at hand, no ono need think that it will from re-adoptlng for the 73th >es eujiacRiPTiON rates be over in a matter of months nr even of n slon the rules which have been Dr Carrl.r Ua par waak Oaa Month 11.19 few years. Dragons die hard. If the United nl force in one form or another Tar*. Month. HU Moatha Ona Taar Tl the preceding years, Sp« •Ml lii.it States continues to feci committed during A ll ib'uary aoUssc, ssrds o f maths. rssoluUo.Y and Bl eificiTly, they want to get rid of *.f Afteftatemsat for the purpoae nr ralitnc to strengthening other nations in this Rule 22. fuses will he charged for at reoulsr advsri'siie n t<. . , lL , , , , ,, ,------------r------— ---------- — ; ■ struggle, tho road of foreign aid spending Th« arguments for and against « a Meratn U a member of the Unltxl rro.. ¥ ** tho adopUon of new mils are which l* ontltWd oseluslvely to the uoe for r.publico- will go uphill rather than down ttea ef atl the tecal m w i prUt.d In thl. nswip.p.V There neemn to be no trend, cither, to­ technical as they have been stat cd so far. These technicalities will B*??.****’ .*4" N|.tioajlly hy aensrot AdTsrtui*# ward reduction in the Hums spent on do­ be explained In subsequent United Service lac. SOI d e a r s '* lUvIni* B .nk — Old* mestic programs- The population is rising, ____________ Atlanta O eertla nnd so sre price levels. These things tend to boost the nunis spent on vnriouH sub­ TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE sidies and assistance progrnms. BJeenednre tho pure In heart, for they What it all boils down to is u probable in­ ■hall sec H od,— M a ll. 5:R crease in government speeding, and no Editor They will sea him in the rocks, in the sea. prospecf, of tax cuts. Sanford Herald . w their own hearts. Ths kingdom o f Hoavcn This may not be pleasing, but it must be Hanford, Florida. Is within you. faced. Dear Ulr: (Oeetteeeg from Page II ed that hornei la Sanford Heights will be conitructed la blocks of 200. They will all be nice homse, he add. Eighty acres of Ih* 800 aero tract will bo sot aside for a shop­ ping csntsr, the deviloper ex­ plained. “ We plan lo have a com­ plete and modern center to match tho homss .In tha multi-million dollar davelopment," he said. The area haa already been plat ted and contraction of the homes In the first block will get under­ way very ihortly, said Llcht. According to th* official* of tha firm developing the 8outh San­ ford Ave. area, th* developmmt, when completed, will be a 10' million dollar or more Invest ment. "We expect to have financing for th* purchase of th* hornei in Sanford Heights,” Licht said. Georg* A. Speer Jr. was' the attorney representing the teller of th* properties purchased for the development Leonard Gian er, of 1 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach, was the attorney representing the purchasers. "We are very proud of the wey the attoneys handled the (ran* ■action." said Harry Llcht, as he announced the new development In the Sanford area. Propertty proposed for the development te on th* east aide of South Sanford Ave., south of Onoro Rd. would like te the removal *f De­ fense M in I S t a r Frans-Joeefh Strauss. The Russians say ba’s "dangerous." Wtr Crime British Prime MlnL*tfr Anthony Eden I* pondering whether te bring a war crimes ch aM against Egypt tor the death V Lt. Anthony Meorheuat, who was suffocated in a closet after being kidnapped by Egyptian guerillas. To bring the accusation success­ fully, under th* Geneva Conven­ tion on treatment of war prison­ er*. Eden would have to prove specific charge of murder. PubUe Relation* Incidentally, Britain tnay ovbP haul Ite entire public relations setup as the result o( the Suet Canal dispute. Britain took a pro­ paganda beating from Egypt throughout. Its dignified attitude didn't make headline*. President Comal Abdel Nasser's frts-swing­ ing statements did. Bporte Outlook lime On* of the bovine's •ll-tl'He champloni te a good bet to dethroned Wednesday night, am could be knocked Into retlrtmi for good. Mlddltweight king Su­ gar Ray Robinson, well past his Prime at an admitted 33 years. Is an > to S underdog against dene Fullmer, his colorless but effi­ cient challenger. Robinson It the only mlddltwelgnt In history to regain th* title twice after hav­ ing lost It. Tbit time, • knocked or ■ severe beating might c<m‘ vince him he's had enough. h Azalea Festival It Revived This Year PALATKA The famous Attica Festival, formarly held at Pglatka's Ravlna Gardaaa will be re­ vived this year by tha Ptlatka Junior Chamber of Commerce. Following a seven year UpsJ| the beauty contest, which 1s a™ ways * feature of th* Festival, will ba held Sunday, Fab. 10 In the Avenue of Statei at the Ra­ vine Gardens. Contestants and their chaperones will be guests at the huge Hudson Appreciation Dev ceremonies and parade In PaJetka in advance of th* Festive'. Th* young lady crowned "A *alaa Queen of 1937" will receive 7130 and a loving cup from tnf spOoiurlng Jaycses. STATE FARM INSURANCE ^7 .arvlce l! oar Motto. Meteeh Bldg. SANFORD PHONE 1136 IRVING I. PRYOR, REP. Letters To The FrTitor Quotes From News By UNITED PKKHS LE HAVRE. France — Capt. Baoul de Bandeau on his dedtloQ te bring the French luxury liner LibcrU back te port because of heavy seas: •T estimated that It was dan geroui to continue and after ra dioing the company, took a course :to return to ba Havre." Defense Dept. Is Unable To Reach Missile Decision By JOHN W. FINNEY United Pres* SU*f Correspondent WASHINGTON (if - The De­ fense Department, despite months of study, still has reached no de­ cision to which antiaircraft miitsilc should guard the nation's elites against enemy bombers, defense official* said. The Defense Department start­ CHICAGO — Ned II. Dearborn, ed the study seven months ago president of the National Safety in response te Insistent congres­ Council, on tha New Year’s w#*k- sional prodding. Tha choirs Ilea end traflio death toll: betwaen tha Army’a Nika ralssila “ If tho present low rate can and tha rival Tatoa missile. Tha ba maintained for the remainder Taloa was developed by tha Navy of Iho holiday period the four- and 1s preferred by the Air Foree. day toll could be Held below the Unless it acta quickly, tha de­ three-day total of last New partment te apt te find Itself In Year's.” trouble again with reluming mamban of tha Senate Armed Serv­ LONDON — John Gordon, editor ices Committee. Of the London Daily Express, on The committee criticised the de­ the proposed "Eisenhower Doc partment last spring for its Inde­ trine’* for the Middle East: cision and bilked at being asked ‘ .As things arc shaping, we may to authorize money for both misnave him ordering n« beck Into sUsl. Egypt. Wouldn't that be the day!’* A Defense Department spokes­ men told United Press the eomLONDON — The independent inlttea reported earlier this month New* of the World on the "Elsen­ lo Murphreo end Defense Secre­ hower Doctrine": tary Charles E. Wilson. Other It’e the world’s best hope." MALIBU, Calif, — Television actor Duncan Henaldo after a fire which trapped him with reporters and firemen moved on: " I f this doesn't raaks a Chris­ tian out of you, aothlng will." OLD FAHIIION NEW YEAR LEIRIA, Portugal ov— Joaquim Ferreira Jr. and hli wife, Marfa Roaa, celebrated the New Year with thoir new baby. Th* boy, bom Monday, te their 17th child. AU TO LOANS Lowest Cost \TLANTK BANK INSTALMENT LOAN DBFT M*«b*t FDIC sources said the report dote little hut describe the merits and short­ comings of both missiles without reaching conclusions. As a result, tho issue probably will be tossed to tho Army for a final decision slMa It recently was given control over anti-air­ craft mltsilea with up to a loomile range. If iO, the Army will find itself In the position of choosing be tween ite own Nike and a missile which It one# tested and discard­ ed aa Inferior. Canned tomatoes testa good added te a chowder of fish, po­ tatoes and onion. Add a chunk of butter before serving, if you weot to enrich the soup. Tho member* of the Friend ship league of tho Congregation al Christian Church of Sanford are mighty proud that our Vico President, Mrs. William llelnbuch won second place In the Jaycses "Figure Setting," residential light' Inc rontest. Tho group letting ir front of her home on Route 17-92 was lovely, as no doubt you know Mrs. Ncinbuch ha* just told me that she is going to donate her prise money lo the Friendship League's project of landscaping our church ground*. If you can find a spot in your paper to say so, we will greatly appreciate It. Muny thank.* for all your help. Sincerely Alice W. Iver* . S e c r e t a r y of the Friendship League ( iix h I ir-*,* u*.» «u ••• 'H e’s got ten wives, and thoy all drivel Let ut help you with your homo building, modernising or ropoir pro|ettsl W o con sovo you money, conserve your time, and remove all bothersome details. WloMIJ. NO M O N E Y D O W N 38 M O N TH S T O PAY ATTIC ROOM Saving Wlagic .... brewed at IM P ER IA L! Week after week you Mm points for FREE glassware MOM ADDITION KUCHIN IATHROOM IASSMINT ROOM FAMILY ROOM * BRIQIWAY PAJUUN0 FLOORING INCLOSE PORCH DIN N i with gofloline sale*. I DIAS M l P U N S •••M A T IR M L S ••• FINANCING Oar txp«rltnc«d pharmacists will Bceurttily fill your prcncrip* tlong, using only tn# finest material! avalUble today, ! t a reasonable price. FA U ST ’S S U N D R Y STORE "T o Better Serve You” 20th & French Ave. Imperial Service Station Ethyl, 97 Octane Regular, 91 Octane Op#a ? a m t * 9 p m 4 days — 7 » m to 10 p ra Fri-Het-Kun h L �? niB SANFORD TTFRALD Tuea Jan* 1. 1957 Page 3 SocialfcvswiA (poM onah Dr. and Art. Rupert McGregor were In Sanford vlritinit Friday night and Saturday morning. DrMcGrrgor ii president of Montreal Collrge, a Presbyterian College at Montreal, N. C. Charlotte Patten Is Engaged To W ed DavidM ichaelW helchel Conning The News Mr and Mrs. Zeboim Lupton also held membership In the Intar Patten, of Chattanooga, Tenn.. Faith Fellowship Council, was • ! BY VIRGINIA CONN announce the engagement of their senior senator. Cotton Belle, and daughter. Charlotte Holmes, to ■a member of Pi Beta Phi Soro*| Aa 1 write this I am thinking bridge, and bills will be paid be­ David Michael Whclciiel. son ef rity, Wesley Foundation, Village of all tha pa .lea that will be fore the second "please" ia seat Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Whelehel, Vamps, Flying High Circus and going on tonight to bid farewell out. If all this is followed I won’t was co-winner of D.rnforth F el-1 be able to stand Yi>'*«lf. and Mrs. Judith Stahorn of Ken* of this city. to tha old, and walcome In the neither would anyorA else. L e ft lowship for Florida Home Econo* | Miss Patten attended Bright neh Square, Pi., and Miss Elea* mica Senior*. new. Which are we primarily cele­ Just forget resolution and follow nor Raisner of Merritt Island, School and Girl's Preparatory Mr. Whelehel attended Seminole School. She is a graduate of Flor­ brating, I wonder? We fata each our better judgement. So t« have been the houicguests of Miss ida Slate University where she ob­ High School and was in the United year with optimism, plans nad everyone In SetAinole County, Grace Marie Stincipher. They tained a B. *S Degree in Home States Army. He is now attending BRAISED BEEF LN Happy New Year! were college mates at Maryville Economics. She was a member of I Florida State University where he | resolution*, sn.l v yet the days SPANISH SAUCE College, Maryville, Tcnnnever seem to torn out us we Moriar Board. Garnet key, Oml*'is a member of Alpha Tuu Omc* | This recipe show* how the tuc Party snack; wrap bacon around cron Nu. and was co-prcddcnt of j ga fraternity- He is the grandson- of Just the right herb can give expected. Thi* past year has been water chestnuts (canned) and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. (Tau*e Sr. Student Religious Association. She Iof Mrs. B. A. Howard, a dish a real special flavor. Here, a good one for the navy in San-1 broil; serve with a thin chutney had visiting them over the Christ' pungent thyme is used to season ford We now have a full fledged saure for dipping. mas holidays their son-in-law. AT tomato gravy and make the beef Air Station instead of an auxili­ ford Oramlimr of Columbia. S. C. extra tasty. By serving the l)«ef ary, which means better facili­ and hi* father. A C. Gramling, of over rice,' a pound is stretched ties for us, and more rerenuc for Orangeburg. S. c. Also their son Sanford. And always expansionto serve four generously. , Mr«. Clarence Clause, of Jackson­ on the base and off. There have The floured beef is browned in have been a lot of nice things ville. THIS IS THE AGE of unreason.' able paddlcr to do the spanking; fat. Onions are added to cook about this year—for me, it has Maj. Robert C. Morris, assist­ But don’t let it fool you. Things Job for the lazy or bashful parent.! several minutes. Then canned to- seen most rewarding, and yet I A new light source will make matrfes and juice are added along would not wish It over again. I ant adjutant to the general of the aren't what they seem, at all. Take the home, for instance. 1its appearance, too — electronic with the thyme. When the beef reel as if I had been rushing mad­ continental army command, has Men are the planners for the light. It'll be panel* no thicker is almost done, green peppers are ly to get to know as much about been visiting his mother, Mrs Pe­ ter Monje and M. Monjo at 117 W. little cottage or big manse that than window glass that will line added to cook until tender. The Sanford as possible, and as many First St thi* past week. He will women spend their lives in, and! ceiling and three walls, one com* beef and an ample amount of people as possible, and now nred over tender the time to digest all these ac­ contlmie to'smV'on'YhV staff"of th" * b* >* lho , « “ «• pany predicts. Two control knob, gravy are served Gen. Willlard G. Wyamn. comWomcn " anl raore cbiets, will help you adjust to any level white rica. cumulations. And so for 1937, 1 MENU have made resolutions, but if they mandnnt general of ail the armies j h»n‘U,r * ork, *?ac0* nurt« ? r c*a' ' ot brl«hlncss. In the continental United States. |t,r‘ * ""e a tlo n space, Iaundr) , Uul what have we got coming Braised Beef In Spanlih Sauce are like the rest of 'mine, they may not last long. Hot Fluffy White Rice Major Morris I, , „ P military p e r ; ctn!c,r* ‘ n ord nary »P “• First, the ironing must be done, sonnet officer of that command., apartment*, not Just in show j S0ME p EOpLE #r8 enJoying Buttered Spinach place establishments and m ad* the new electronic ranges and as it is not fair in Robert Jr. to Fruit Salad mtchen, that eon* sleep under an avalanche of rough Mr- and Mrs. Charles Choke- But what <Jo the men give ‘hem. l ^ turillic. ljr Hot Roll* , ln , of P,crlric dried clothes, even though It may nca. of Clevtand, 0., are the meanwhile? Picture windows Ice Cream Wilh reaches Ah. yes. but Just wait until 19.4. pItan## that ,lo almn, t PVpry. develop# his muscles. Then, the guests of Mr and Mrs. Peter J. BRAISED REEK IN lawn will be cared for—no more Bukur. While here the Chokenca* on» .t. ii , ' thing except shop for the food. SPANISH SAUCE AT THAT TIME they predict. Xm| mori> of ‘thi, atomic . , w and Buktirs made a four-day trip of this forcing friends to Join the INGREDIENTS: to Miami, where they visited your bedroom will feature radian f(||lipmpnt wi„ bp on hlniJ JO()n> 1/3 cup all-purpose flour Garden Club, and having a gar­ panels suspended above the bed friends. One home shown recently is den full of weeds myself It I* to keep you comfortable without built with attention to cover- 1 lb. stew beef cut In hard to go on because the list of 1 lo H i" eubes blanket*. The bed will push into sation and entertaining. The ceil­ things I should do Is so discour­ I '3 cup cooking fat the wall when you aren’ t sleeping ing i* high in the middle and aging, and the Hat of things I 1 cup onions rings r• In It. There wiil be a TV_'cre-n |j " ; " J ^ , id„ that should not do I* so attractive. One I, 303 ran tomato* io the bedroom to thnt Mom may tetc-a-tetcs will be cosier- The of the things I should not do Is 1 cup water check on Junior in the nursery fireplace has a polyester resin to wield my poison pen, but that 1 teaspoon salt while she reclines. WEDNESDAY (Photo by Coa) MR. AND SIRS. JOHN riHLJP COLEMAN bonded to brick* above it, and is such fun, and this typewriter There'll be a television tele­ around it the low-built celling 1/4 teaspoon black pepper The Sanford Womnn’s Club will was manufactured sarcastic. And 1 teaspoon beet or Cana sugar ★ ★ phone In the kitchen so Mom can ★ ★ ★ ★ have a luncheon meeting a t 12:30 gives the illusion of more space. 1 teaspoon thyme although I may write daily for p.m. Guest speaker will be the keep tab* on Dad all day. If she There is more concentration on the newspaper, l never write let­ likes. An electronic device will tranquil room settings. Medical I cup uncooked white rlco Rev. Robert Spear Jr., ami host­ ters to my family. The trouble enable her to plan menus, specify researchers recently showed a 1 teaspoon salt with life today is that there are esses svlll be Mrs. B. B. Crum­ the number of servings for each 2 rap* water room designed for ’ ’ peace of not enough hours to do ail that is ley, Miss Adelaide Conte, Miss meal anil select the time when It mind,'* guaranteed, ns one doctor H cup chopped green pepper expected of one. and Sanford Is METHOD: Thoroughly coat tha one of those wonderful places that Alice B. Cooper, Mrs. John L. will be nutomatlcllly prepared put it, to soothe "harried emo­ Miss Nixie .Mae Kirchhoff. green tafetta ballerina length and beef with the flour. Melt the fat Jewell, and Mrs. George McCall. and served. Bed sheets, table tion*.’’ finds so much pleasure in keeping was fashioned on the princess line. daughter of Mr and Mr*. William For reservations call Mrs. Thro linens, dishes and cooking uten­ YOU MAY ACHIEVE IT, the In a large skillet. Add the beef one occupied. Emil Ki.sJhoff, and John Philip With this she wore a white fur sils wll| all be the disposable and brown on all sides. Add the However in the New Year, books Coleman or., son of Mr. and Mrs- hat and muff with red camellias Pate, 443, by Tuesday noon. lm» kind, so there'll be no storage experts say, by avoiding use of onion* and cook ln tha fat several mediately prior to the luncheon two different soft or cool colors will be returned to the library John Philip Coleman, of Atlanta, and Christmas bcfrles. problems. (That's the way they minutes. together, as these will only Ir­ before they are out two months, Best man was Robert Howard, at 11 a. m., there trill be a meet­ «G a^ were married Saturday af* solved that one.) Slowly add tha tomatoes, 1 the car will not go ungreased for ritate one more, hardly a desired Mcrnoon at 4 p. m. in the Holy of Atlanta, Ga., and William Kir* ing of the executive board in the OH, YES, if Junior gets out of reaction after a tense day. Rod rup of water, l teaspoon salt, ever, bids will not be stolen at Cross Peace Chapel, with the Rev, ihhoff, Jr, brother of the bride, board room. hand, ail you do is push a button. speed* the reaction*, hut leads black pepper, augnr and thyme. THURSDAY Fr- H. LyttUton Zimmerman and! served a.< usher, Wcstsldc P-TA will meet at Out comes, an electronic retract- to nervousness, they claim. Blue Cover and simmer for Hi hours er, stir In the green pepper. Add the Rev. Fr. John Thomas offlciMr*. Kirchhoff chose for her 7:30 p. m. in thn school audito­ Is quieting but may be depressing or until tha beef Is almost tend water If the mixture is becoming ating. (daughter’s wedding, a dress of after long periods of time. Avoid er. Stir occasionally. The- candlelight, double ring mauve lacc worn with matching rium Superintendent MUwec will dry. Cover anil slmmar 20 to 23 novelty, heavy nubby fabrics os ceremony was performed against accessories. Her corsage was of bo the speaker and will discuss About 30 minutes before tho minutes or until th* green pepper findings of the survey Ram. There highly contrasting textures if you beef I* done, put tha rice, 1 teas is tender. Add more ■ background of white gladioli Eucharist lilies. FROM THE COLLECTION water if are the nervous type. poon salt and 2 cup* water in a more gravy Is desired. Stir and ! and palms, softly lit by the glow' A reception was hold in the will be a board meeting at 7 p m. OF ADELE SIMPSON cornea New Colors will be to the 2 quart of candles in two seven-branched home of the bride’a parcnU fol- in the cafcteaia. saucepan. Bring to a cook several minutes to mix this an Imported wool tweed thraa* liking of nerve specialists. Ex vigorous boil. Turn the heat low. There will be a meeting of the piece suit In Burma Ruby. Th# •a-.delabra. The pew* worn mark* lowing the wedding ceremony water with the gravy. pert Beatrice West predicts that Cover with a lid and simmer wing-back bolero Jacket tops a ( t g I with while ribbons, greens and The house was decorated with a 0. E. S. at 8 p. m. in the Ma­ Place the hot cooked rice on citron, flame, aqua anil clear oveT this low heat 14 minutes. a platter. Top with th* beef and bridal white and Christmas theme, sonic Temple red barathea blouse and allm gladioli. SUNDAY Caribbean shade* wri!l lead' the Remove th* saucepan from the gravy. Serve-extra gmvy tn a with white chrysanthemums and aat-allpw-Ud ak*r».; A • good Jack Bpokharl, organist, and color palette In home furnish heat but leave the lid on 10 min The Young People’s Service large white magnolia branches Iravei suit, good winter far* separate dish. ; soloist, Miss Joyce Hetzcl, pro* ing*- Hyacinth blue Is the new utr* or until ready to serve. used in the living room. The din­ League and the choir of Holy under a coat and smart for '.vlded nuptial music for the cere­ This recipe makes 4 to 5 serv­ popular hue. Beige tones will ing room tabic was covered with Cross Episcopal Church will pre­ spring. When tha beef la almost lend ings. mony. Miss Hetzel sang "A Sim* outsmart graysan imported handmade ecru lace sent a Feast of Lights program pic Prayer" of St. Francis of As* AT WINDOWS we ll have scal­ cloth over pink satin, centered at the church at 7:30 p. m. There listwill be a short organ recital loped. hemmed and tasseled pull The bride was given in mar­ with a threc-hranched silver can­ delabra containing pink randies. prior to the program, and imme­ shade* that won't give us that riage by her father and wore a dosed-in feeling. There are the This was surrounded by pink diately afterwards, refreshments ballerina-length gown of white new silhouette lace-type draw camellias A lovely four tiered will be served. The public is corpeau de sole gind lacc, styled with dlaly invited ta .Vend. curtains especially for the large M /( A • t t i 4 . 1 c .till f a pointed bodice featuring a seal* wedding cake decorated with pale picture window, says designer MONDAY Itnon ^ a . I neeklir. n n o l r l i n o »n a n i il I sr. a n * volce Vulff* The1 Tl lft " inlc flo* frl #»«•■ a round table loped neckline and lace yoke. The|n w b yt whjch w„ coVcred with Beulah Charlat, who utilizes lace Tho Daughters of Wesley School long molded sleeves came to a tablecloth looms to give home white satin and a lace cloth. Class will hold it* business and point over the wrist. Her shoul­ makers 13-foot width curtains The entire wedding party re­ social meeting in McKinley Hall der-length veil of illusion was for larger windows. caught to a tiara of miniature ceived the guests as they arrived, at 7:30, with Mrs. Rupert Strick­ and those assisting at the recep­ land, Mrs Grace Gregory. Mr*. white camellias and lily of the ON ALL NATIONALLY FAMOUS PENNEY SHEETS tion were Mrs. John Galloway, Thomas Sullivan, Mr*. C. F. Branvalley. Miss Gretchen Kirchhoff served Mrs. Benjamin Whitner Jr., Mrs. nan, Mrs- Zcl> Ratliff and Mrs. as maid of honor and only atten­ C. W. Kirtiey, Mrs. C W. Baker, J, O. Lancy as hostesses. dant to he* ****-»-. **••• "v '-i was Mrs. Joseph Saunderj, Mrs. A. L. Skinner, Mrs. Robert Newman. NOW Beef Stroganoff: cook tender Mr* Ben Cogburn, Mrs. Vail Lo/ell, Mrs. Earl Swanner, Mrs. thin strips of beef filet in but 'obert Jones, Mrs. George Boh- ter or margarine. Combine with nan, and Mrs. Ralph Cox. The paper-thin strip* of onion that (ride’s Book was kept by Mrs. have been cooked until tender Hoyd Cooper anil Miss Belly in butter. Add sour cream and season with salt, pepper, a little tacDonald, of Atlanta, GaFor a wedding trip to Miami. tomato pa-do (or eatchup) and Irs. Coleman wore a charcoal Worcestershire sauce. Reheat but grey suit trimmed with a white do not boil—so sour cream won't kill collar, and a matching hat. curdle, beef svon’t toughen. Her corsage was made of the shite camellias from her wedding Brown shelled blanched al­ bouquet. After Jan. 10, the couple will mond* In butter, then sprinkle be at heme at 1407 Logan Circle with saR and such a seasoning as chili powder, curry power or V. E., Atlanta, Ga SATIN TOUCHES Kolt A Out of town guests at the wed­ garlic powder. U*c a light touch SUM, KITTED SUIT of black when adding the seasoning. Serve ding included Mrs. Maurine JrnSpectnculnr q u a l i t y in ribbed woisted —from the col­ for pre-dinner nibbling. :ins. Mis John S. R.chauan. ami| lection designed by Rent Claire. PENNEVS Penney’* tiny priced bedMr. and Mrs. Ralph Langford, of Black silk satin la used for th* Hprentls. 1,'ot. uroy e..c t-llo \tlanta, Ga ; Mr. and Mrs. Tho­ ductress; Mr*. Eunice Turner, turned-back cuff*, piping for mas Rives, of Indian Rock chaplain: Mr*. Mnry Eula HolUwith wide sha# bordersthe collar und jacket cloalng. Beach; Sirs. Sara Whitt, Mrs. claw, marshall; (rs. Bertha A Jeweled "watch” decorate* Radiant colors. Machine Hoke B. Lee, Mrs. Fred Kay, Snyde.r orgunist; Mr*. Marg* on* breast pocket. Smart for Miss Betty MacDonald, and Mrs. Brademeyer, Adah; Mr*. Mary wash in lukewarm water, winter under a waim coat and Harold Klee, all of Atlanta, Ga. later for spring. Elizabeth Thompson,, Ruth ; Mrs. full or twin 5 . 0 0 Essio Cole, Esther; Mrs. Helen Reinhart, Martha; Mrs. Ethel NATION-WIDE MUSLINS Pcurifoy, elector: Mrs. Irene Strong, smooth sheets thnt White, warder; and VV. C. Wiliam*. sentinel Mrs. Cordell was pre-1 wush ami wear superbly. Tlie Installation of o f fl e e i/fo r i Mn,ed * h°'*fluel ot P°m| Penney’# owu famous brand 4 ^7 the Order of Eastern Star which pom* by ,he P4*1 wor,hr matron I l 'T s S l i i l . . .hometesteii by millions! a • * STARTS TONIGHT wa* held Saturday night, ’ opened' and * savfl by her ,on’ ,1<,nr>'STARTS 8:30 with the entrance of the 193d of after Which .Mrs. Harris Folds, 72 by 108 inch flat or twin ficcrs. A welcome address was sang '.Hear Us Lord ", accompani-i i uau made by Mrs. Phil Wyatt, worthy exi by Mi** Joan Wilke. M The Fastest fitted Sanforized bottom. 1 59 Addre<*es were heard from the matron of 1930, following which A new worthy matron and the new! Jr Cun Alive the Installing officers were in­ troduced. They were: Mrs. Mur­ worth patron Mrs. Cordell then g & ilQ & 9 " tUMiFord ray Jarvis, past grand elector of introdu ed their family and pre­ jtiMMt Crain ' the grand chapter of Florida; sented gift* to the Installing o f­ PENCALE—LUXURY SHEETS indttitk Crawlord Z( Mrs. 3largaret God. installing ficer*. If you like the fed, The un­ marshall, .Mrs. Eunice Turner, ' f eatu re — « :n installing chaplain; and Mrs. matched comfort of Per­ CO 1111 P L O W E It S Maude' Humphrey, Installing or­ W IN O Ill " ' M IC H V cales— Why not own themganist. FOR EVERY OCCASION T H E S L IM M E D BOX The 1950 officer* then retired, They cost so much less at JACKET OVER A HOODED and the new officer* for 1937 com N i c o u Penney’s . . . An- •* »; e BLOUSE U the theme of this entered the chapter room. They Very special Canrn— • n* three-part ensemble—from th* a rc Mrs. Grace Cordell, worthy best o f their typo made in ▼ery .special savings! Dac­ collection designed by Bent matron; Robert Williams, worthy SlxlOS AmericaClair*. Th* bloua*. with three- matron; Mrs. .Mae Sheppard, asron-nylon selvaged to take quarter alcyves. Is of beige wool -ociatc matron; L. T. Sheppard, Jill lull! j g IIC fK II! tugs, add wear! Fine terFREE DELIVERY Fitted Twin liotlom — Jersey. The suit, with tour fake 1.99 •social* patron; Mrs. Augusta pocket flap* for t!* Jacket. D Jilbr*y, secretary; Sir*. HenriesDouble Fitted Rottam FEATURE — 2-15 Flowers Hy Wire brown-bfig* tweed. Ideal for .-ietla Raines, treasurer; SHOWS 22 by Ii inch bath size. .Mrs. Pillow* Coses ............... . .31 winter vacation voyaging to . Linnie Mojv, conductress; Mr*. ?00 N. Park "(Ttll.DHKN UNDER Phono 2210 4:34 8:11 7:31 2 for 91.00 ADMITTED FREE" warm climes * Mariori* Shepard, associate con- Try This One Tomorrow's Housewife Will Even Spank Junior Electronically Impressive Ceremony Unites Miss Kirchhoff, J. P. Coleman \'J ♦ f t ’4 3 NEW H V T t THE LOVES OF THE BOLD! THE GLORY Of THE BRAVE! O.E.S. Installs Officers Saturday SAN FO RD FLOWER SHOP CORE!'ROONEY TAYLOR-MAUREY �t ' r t n g A iv m s h ebalv JhsL S a ritoh d £ L dbmald SPORTS Seminoles' W ill Try To Start New Trend Tight Competition Tbt revitalized Sanford Seipl* note cage quintet atari* off a new year, If not a new teoion, Friday night when they travel tn Lee*burg to attempt to atari a new trend for the Seminole*—tight competition.' The Seminole* will take un the role of "Jack The Giant Killer” again*! tha Yellow Jacket*. The Semin .lea are both imall and Mask Bhg# M t l 4oom young, while the Lrciburg quin­ y S. B.H .IAVI. tal are long, rangy, and experUneed. Central MtuU "We hope to »how a lot of lmBarnett Pelakrx rovement agalmt Leesburg," asketball roach Bud Layer said. Otiory C U r ^ ii "We were getting pretty sharp during the holiday* In the tour­ nament. Christmas dinners and a tlKJLTB Won layoff will dull ua somewhat, but I aurprlilngly, most of the fellow* 1 have gone out of the way to keep In shape." 0 Control Muele ■ Layer laid hla charge* would I 1 again go to the zone defenso and Matter* ftreUun I the fait break offense against the tall boy* from Leesburg. "They'll • lk m S u m have ua In both height and exper­ 2M1 Celery City Print. ience," Layer said- "The only way 2411 Bukura Mttolo m i we can beat them la to hare more .Barnett Palnton 3211 heart In the game than they Mow York l i f t It I1U have." Matter* PunUnr* The Seminole* rote to promln* 2138 Oantral Mnalt re during the first annual Semi­ float Tana a u nole County Invitational Basket­ Bukura Muele 325 ball Tournament when they gave Cahr7 City Print. 024 out a terrific performance and Mow York l if t too tot had everyone In the auditorium, Burton Palnton 783 avtn the team* that were to play M atte* P u ritan 738 later, cheering for them Control Mtttlo Paul Silkier, coach of the high M h ttn a l I g k - l k i M B aaci flying Oviedo Lions, had high Bob Btool* U* words of praise for Ihe young Paul Poaold “ J Ssmlnoles. "They have fine mat­ iooat Cook 11* erial and a lot of desire,” he said Bobby Boraitrf sia of the seplorlcss warriors. "They Harold Hotkanbacb * * should be a goad club by next 507 Harold ailatray 502 year." floorft Konlt R. T. Mllwec, Superintendent of 4M Pott Bulrar Seminole County Publie Instruct­ Orillia TourhUn 484 ion and one time basketball coach, after watching the Seminole* in IadtvMoal H |b - Blt|to Goa* Bob Btoole »M action during the tournament said, Harold Hocteataob 1*7 "If those tall boy* are worked un Jon* Cook iw hard this hunch will he a fine team next year. The smaller boyi OrtlBt Toutttto* Ptto Bukor 1*2 are already well coordinated and Pool Poiold I** ll| materialize hy next year. Whether or not the team will be W. Wobbor »•» Boby Bondorf 1*0 championship calibre next year Tad Buraott H* depends on how the hig boys are George Konlt 171 handled." After the game against Lees­ r o u * m 4 ' i Booaltt burg Friday night, the Seminotes Molten Furniture vs. Ctlory City return to their home courts to Print take on Pierson the following Bukur* Muile Shop vt. Burnett Tuesday. The Seminole* are ex­ Painter* pected to Ignore the odds and go Now Cork l i f t Ina. f t . Central on th# warpath when they return Matte to perform before the home town B. Sttolt 41 *0*3 IS*. fans. R. Holler 38 8487 180. P. Poiold 48 8108 185 W. Webber 48 T«37 183. B. Bondorf 48 722* 183. 0 . Poiold U 1188 103. J. Cook 31 8271 182. G. Konlt 43 7291 182 O. Swann 43 7283 181. P. IUeharde 48 7748 181 H. Tamm 24 3809 181 R. Herbit 43 7224 180 T. Burnett 31 8140 15031 P. Kuhn 21 2354 150.13 O. Touehton U 7841 159 W. Hortwick 23 2931 158 II. Heckeubech 31 8023 157 L. PlTtC 81 8020 157 H. Kretier 43 7017 158 T. Brown 40 7837 153 H. Gllitrap 31 7907 153 P. Bukur 31 7817 153 B. Rugemteln 20 3073 153 E. Klrehboff 81 7717 152 P. Cooper 44 4710 132 W. Whlddon 48 7288 131 II. RueieU 48 7110 141 W. Tyro 47 7000 148 0. Emrlck 48 8014 144 J. Pelrro 2B 4185 143 C. Plercy 31 T228 148 M. Stouky 31 7178 ISO T. Body 31 7010 137 City Bowling Loop m m \ is S StT9rS? i Seminole ‘ County Sportsman’s Heaven Florida, Georgia Open Basketball Seasons Tonight SOKC 0ASILIO TMM&tmgAL CMUOH9 U A r p tr A o tr for THt t r M l & r CUR Clinic, Exhibition A t Golf Course Friday Ivy League Football Advised For Stetson Ivy League football, tha pat­ tern for a conference la tte south­ east recommended by tte Stet­ son University Athletic Commit­ tee, la lucceiiful largely became of the.adoption of ooe sot of stan­ dard! applied not only to educattion, but avsfy collegiate activity, Including intercollegiate athletic*. "The administrative corollary la that athletics and education belong on the lim e bodgst and under tha same administrative direction, laid Dr. A. Whitney Griswold, prodeat of Yata Uni­ versity, In Sp«rt< Illustrated ma­ gazine, "tad the stronger Sia ed­ ucational claims put forward by athletics, the greater the force of the eorollary." Stetson hai found that the geo­ graphical location of DeLand with respeet t» other teams and the lack of box offle* support la threatening thla moat colorful fall (port on the campui where Inter­ collegiate athletlci In Florida be­ gan mom than n half-century ago. In an effort to keep football at Stetson, the Faculty Athletla Com­ mittee haa urged Dr. J. 0111a Ed­ munds, president of the Univer­ sity, to attempt to organise a ■mall playing conference of team* which will avoid subsidization of players while In college. tn 1954 president* of Ivy Lea­ gue colleges agreed that "maaobers of ,the group reaffirm thalr prohibition of athletle ichelar■hipa. Athletes shall be admitted aa student* and awarded finan­ cial aid only on tte basis of the same academic standards and ec­ onomic need as era applied to other students"No student shall be eligible who has recsivcd financial sup­ port from any source except (I) from personal or family resourc* at; (3) In return for services (oth­ er than of an athletic characteri rendered through employment at normal wagae (3) from flnansocial aid awarded by or with the specific approval of the regular academic authority of the initaU»a In which the player U a stu ­ dent; <3) from government grants to war service veterans or reg­ ularly enrolled member* of ROTC units." Joe Murray, head of the dtp shuffleboard courts, extended 4 ft Invitation to the public to wateb Ihe 1957 edition of the Sanford shuffleboard team kick off the new year with a IS taam match on the home courts against DeLand. The tournament goto under* t way Thuriday, Jan. 3, at 2 p.m. ( "It's going to be a good cloto |tournament,” Murray oaldTho Sanford shuffleboard team 1$ a member of the Northern db* j trict. and includes Winter Paffl, ■Sanlando, Longwood, DeLand, Or* ange City. Ml. Dora. City liland, New Smyrna, Peabody, and Cor* nado in it* competition. Murray extended a welcome to anyone who was Interested in ei* ther watching the tournament or joining the club. "There are no requirement* for membership," ', Murray *ald, "Just come on down and let us know who you are." j The next day, Friday, the San! ford shuffleboard team will again be ibwaost for the aew year. They will entertain Orangt City in a tournament. On Jan- 2, the team will take to the road for the flrsl time in ‘57, traveling to compete against New Smyrna. Southerners W ill Visit Scenic Spoft^ On Return Trip HATTIESBURG, MU*.— Miss­ issippi Southern's griddora re* turned to the campus Wednesday, Mario Carfagno, year 'round Dec. 26. for one day’s practice resident pro of the Mayfair Inn prior to departing for Orlando, Seminole Country Club, announc­ Fla., where they’ll mett West ed that ha and his associate win-1 Texas State in the Tangerine ter pro, Ed Porky Oliver, would Row-1 tonight. kick the winter season off with A squad of 33 player* left a Clinic and Exhibition Friday bus at 8 a. m. Thursday, accord­ afternoon, Jan. 4. ing to head coach Thad Vann. Starting at ’ :30 Ihe duo will go The itinerary for the first day’* through the entire array of clubs, journey Included a workout H * demonstrating the use and abuse n high school stadium la Pana­ of each. ma City, Fla., with the team One of the great wita of the Tallahassee (scene of the elub’ a tournament circuit, Porky Oliver only defeat during the regulaf is slated to do his famous imita­ season). tion of a lady golfer. The southerners completed the Mario will show the as«emh|agp 812-mile trip Friday, arriving 41 the virtues and failing of the Orlando In time for a 3:20 p. m. hock, bow to compensate for It, practice session. — and how to cure it. On (he return trip, the tsam "\V* have a good show worked will visit some of the scenle up for those attending," Mario spots in Florida, including Silver said thla morning. "It should last Springs. Vann said tha elub about an hour and should be both should get back to the campuz Interesting and Informative." • at about 5:30 p. m. Jan. 1 Those attending will bo pleased The travel squad Includes: by two types of comic* in the per­ Ends— Jerry Taylor, Curry Ju­ sona of Mario and Porky. Mario neau, Donnie Waits, Reece ReSa* Jj *{** *ubtle. dry wit type, while ner, Earl Marshall and Harolo* Porky Is the popular classic of Clark; Tackles— P. W. Under the ribaldwood, Sam Tuccio, Don Owens, After the clinic am! exhibition Ilurni’ tt Rlackmon. John Ruisell the Country Club will sponsor a uml Hobby Lott. two ball foursome—husband and Guards— Dave Fitzgerald, ter­ wife—tournament for th« Mayfair Inn guests. 3lario says he is ry Rich, Al Tregle, Joe Battaglia. going to smploy the Calloway sys­ Jimmy Taylor and Eddie God­ tem. Winners of the handicap win; Ccnten— Rleharl Johnston* tourney will receive merchandize Bob Rinehart and BIH Martin; certificates from Mario and the Quarterbacks— Bobby Hughes^ pro shop. Doug Rurfleld and Toenie Coatsff Halfbacks— Dallas Whitfield, J. JACKSONVILLE, F la . — C. Arban, Jack May, Bobby tence Georgia Tech, converting two Joe Doggott an Son Speights; and Pittsburgh fumbles into touch­ Fullbacks— Do Dickinson, Har downs, beat the Panthers 2114 In vcy Scllgman and Lawrence the Gator Bowl. Meeks. r a in OK SHINE T h ru Feb. 28th, 1957 J'l-AM R/CAR PUL RU<i**LL LB*P* FRA 1C'* CO r o 2 m M.C.AA CROt/A Ft A RO* WULB iXTiMP.Ao RBCORP W/A STRCAK ro £5. EFFECTIVE Jan. 1 *57 TRACK WILL louW IL L * T*Kt* FAX/ONAL lAVITAVOA TOURAS/ * A t * YORK T* A n tic ip a te CLOSE Yaarly Dividend Tonight—New Year’s See The Elks Tangerine Howl Came r£R R A A 3, W M A A r t •*0R»»Bft~geN S ir* ' i 5 o o y tr s R F R n -* iy :t AL C H A L M E R S MIAMI, FIs. — Ghao Meet came from out of nowhere to "steal" the $10,000—added Alli­ gator Handicap $t Thopkal Park. ^ 5AAT* AiTA P t R t * SU C H X B IL L UNFOROTRACTOR UMPlEMfNTC? A M COHTtNUAlXY "GO GET 'EM, POP?” —Two-month-old Sharulya lllltman take* a close look ai the Tangerine Howl lie h*r father, quarterback Hubba lllllmiu of M et Trias Stale. Is wearing. Holding young Miss Hill­ man I* her mother, l.'«rol)n. The 21-year-old Borgrr. Tel., quarter­ back will cumplrie four years of vanity play whrn he leads the Buffaloes agnln%t .Mississippi Southern In ihr Tangrrinr Howl al Orlando tonight. RACING RESUMES WED. MATINEE 2:00 P. M. O f * * * * * ! * WHAtROF R£tORP O f 10.05.9 A AC A*. A itT . ARCADIA, Calif. — Bhn Host achieved a photo finish victory over Ttrrlng In the $30,200 Malibu Slakes races. Li Fraley Picks Bowl ’W inners' «■ " » «■ * '■ would understand what anybody In the water. Where else cpn you hunt squlr waa talking about and they’d still have the R o a e How I rcl, deer, duck, wild turkey, dove, parade anyhow. To sum It u p ,'0" '1 " humlred 0ther, w,,h,n * radios of l*«* than fifty mile* of — just happen to like Iowa. home. Cotton Howl No matter what kind of ring Syracuse over TCU—This Is a you want to throw your bat Into, cate of when an oi'ange la not an Sanford and Semlnolo County la orange and will It pack more safe­ a hotbed for you. From gubenaly In cotton. Syracuse, for tome torinl i-andidatea to promising daffy reason nicknamed the "Or­ golfers to baseball to football to ange," was squashed thoroughly GAINSVILLF. -T h e Universities in the 1953 Orange Howl. But fine hunting and fishing, shuffleboard, tennis, or basketball, of Florida and Georgia will of­ exhaustive research haa shown you're among friends. ficially open their Southeastern that Homed Froga TCU, yuk-yuk No matter what type sport Conference basketball season to­ do not thrive on orangt peela like satisfies you—or mo— its In night, In Florida Gymnasium, with Florida cattle. Now can you give Seminole County and Sanford. me a better reason for picking And with dollara pouring into proceeds going to the Nalsmlth Syracuse? our city from Ihe Navy and the Memorial. Sugal Bowl New York Gianta the hint of Florida Coach John Mauer said Tennessee over Baylor— Mother coming Industry, and tha continu­ that adults arc being asked to always kept her mad money in ing prosperity of our citizenry, contribute 23 cents and high school the sugar bowl, but that ain't the we can only smile, ho thankful, students 10 cents, and that thla reason. Remember Davey Croc­ and agree with the old adage, kett was a volunteer. And re­ "More and more, every day, contribution will be their ticket member what old Davey did to thing* are getting better.’* lo the game. Children under high that har b'ar In Tenneisee. Let'm school age will be admitted free carry Bowie knlvea in the second wten .accompanied by an adult. half and I don’t sec how Tenn­ Ai a special added attraction, essee can lose. Orange Bowl FIRST R i l l — i/ie sail* ai.r two midget team* sponsored by Clem,on over Colorado— The n *v J u 'l's i* 7*'» S t* SIS * t-SH the Galntsvllle Recreation De­ Tru.ly Ires* I SO 1 ,0 I t-4 Buffaloes pirked up a lot of supTh* lllvor 1.40 S 1*1 partment will play a game, be­ port whan they did just that to Down qiilnlMn ll-S l SI* 3" i i i i i ' — , is sen* ai.t ginning at 7 o’clock. The varsity mighty Oklahoma for the first IU|iM Hum ,.*« SSS 7 1*1 contest between Georgia and Flor­ half. Then \tho roof caved in— Winning Hlrrsk |4.4» MO « Z-i «.1« I S-n* ida vslll begin at 815 p. m. and now the walla come tumbling *4*lliura quin tals <*•*) ISS.00 Proceeds from the game will be tumbling down. From a technical Dally doubt* (*•*> IS7.I0 t h i r d h *« r—.via riu aio sent to Springfield, Mass. whsre standpoint, each team will field 11 Wlllnr 4 *4 S to * 40 1 1-7 lha money will be used In con- men. Dark U’ n m l.r 4*0 110 1 1-1 Nile Hlnry S.»« 4 1-1 atructing the Dr. James Nalsmlth Gator Bowl quln lels M i l IIS.lu Memorial Building, a kind of bas­ FOLHT44 lt .lt Si— S; IS MR* S1J4 Pitt over Georgia Tech—This, T*,| S00 Z4* 1*0 8 1-T ketball nail hall or of fame. kctball rame Dr. ur. Nalsmlth «aismiin|glB(jouMeil|jr( M n u m, ,he aeco. Ttrhle * 4* I 40 | t - l r is t h r ni*n I* the founder of th. game of ^ as the Idiot of Ihe week. But t)nso TU* 1.4* 8 S-SH quintals (*•?> t i l . 40 baskethsll. I like my lines big, rough and FI4CT4I HACK—44/IS Mile S I* "We feel Dial the people of the armor plate,!. That’i Pitt. R odow n 7.*4 4 40 J.V0 S 1-S Tran, Arils* 4.44 0.44 4 1 -S Galnsvllle area will enjoy a fine Sun Hew I My Uml W ins* t.10 1 4-1 basketball game between the Ga­ qu ln lels 11-41 114.14 Texas Western over George S I X T H H A C K — * /1 4 M i l e S I A tors and Bulldogs and will get a Agent 7.S4 t.|4 1.04 4 l-hd big kick out of seeing the Mid­ Washington—Thla will be a tre­ Roush l u l l Kanin S.44 t .44 S 1-4 gets play," says Coach Mauer. mendous encounter between two K snlex S.S4 1 l-h d adversaries. qu ln lels M i , 117.10 "There will still be plenty of time always—dangerous s k s k v i t i it si s:__s /i a m ii * m . for those who wish lo do so to How is that? I’U ltervlll* J.'MJ S 44 S.44 l l-hd Tangerine Howl I'oor Tup 410 110 S M relehate New Year's Evo, since Annie 1.14 4 l-hd Mississippi Southern over West lllnan the varsity game will be over a qulnlels <I-S> 11700 K tllllT II MAlK— «/ia Mila SIA Texas State—Cux I like tanger­ round 10 o'clock.” Harmony Mlso 4*4 7.14 S.44 4 1 -4 ine*. And where else can you The fans fill also have an im­ Jlr Do 4 40 144 7 J - ', the year with seven tin I Mar 3 14 1 3 - 'i portunity to win possession of the start q u ln lels 44-7) I14U0 basketball that was used in th* straight losers? M A I'll II ACSV—S.I4 Mile SIA Chupel Hell * 40 11 10 4.14 S l-n s Florida- Alabama game In Tusca­ Tup 11.00 7.10 S S-n, loosa tw0 years ago. In that game BAN FRANCISCO — John Damir Happy Joy 1.S0 1 l-h d the Gator* upset nationally ranked Hrotlle of Stnnford led ihe West qulnleln ( I S , t i l l 10 r i i it s c i : — s a m ii * s i a 'Bama 78-74. Thl* game I* regard­ to an upset 7-8 victory over the ril.itr K vHilly 14.10 T.OA 4 in 4 l-I U ed as one of the biggest upsets East In the annual Shrine classic III,in lloll 1.14 714 1 l-h d Mountain Filer 1-1" t l-no In Florida basketball history, al­ before 81,000 football fan*. qu ln lels <1-41 SSS.lo though its Importance was ob­ scured somewhat at the time by Georgia Tech’s upsetting Kentucky REVIEW O F THE Y E A R -B y Alan M aver, on the same night. The ball will __________________ ___ ________ MMARCH ARCH J be autographed by the Florida j o h h h v S A X T O N 6 t r * w tirtu * players, . . nsiOHr v n . e fRo.'A c a a m i m 'Public b Invited* |To Walch Sanford Shuffleboard Team By HUGH ANBLKY Jan. I. 1887— New Year's Day —Like Thanksgiving, It’s time to reflect on a year just post, re­ solve for a new year ahead, and tally the blessings of life. For me, blessing number one Is that I'm in my native land, in my native state, and there's peace for our nation. > . . . . . . Sanford, Seminole County, Plor By OSCAR FRALEY I,la. A sportsman's heaven. l/alied Press Sparta Writer Where else can you get In your NEW YORK SB — Fraley’s ft- car and drive fry a beautiful rial follies of 1886 to give you the- 'f^® *-•** Monro* and sea footh.lt .1 "w lnr.H N-a.n,t 1,11 anj duck—by the for dozen*— eirfootball hn bowl winners n d Ii c|ed wlUIng th# hunUr. never thought you’d have enough. 0r on , mlld!y ch|||ed morning money to last out the year. rent a boat for a dollar, a kick­ er for three dollars and be off R o m B ow l Iowa over Oregon State—Here on a day's hunting, camping, and a guy could get highly technical fishing escapade. Wars and rumors of wars term about multiple fractured offenses . . . . „ rr long way off out on the St. and compound fslonloui defense*. " 10 * TH.r m . . vr .ru.r..tvrw*.. -....I ..m John* with the bright sun warmThat * .. , • •John* SATURDAY 8PORTB By UNITED PRESS CHICAGO — All-Time Chicago Boar star 8M Luckman declined with "thanks'* a full share of play-off money offered him by his formerr team. EVANSVILLE, tod. — Missis­ sippi Siate, a finalist la the Kvanivflle Invitational Tourna­ ment withdrew — because Ihe opposing team's starting center we* a Negro. [•REVIEWO f THE VEAR-By Alan Mave^ w a sa ra w xjo n zA tu * * . n Jerry C o llin s , Track Operator Sorry, No Minor* FIRST FEDERAL SaztfoH Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford • On Highway 17-92 Turn West At lied Arrow �-’♦—PIANO SRRVICR Paul P. Mueller ■ See Pk. 154 Free estimate. Quality work. tt PLUMBING en •lit y n wait CUSSIM ID ADS 18 Pk Repair Work Catlmatee K. 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SeeonJ S t 9—MOATS AND MOTORS______ Your Evlnrud* Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 30* E. lit St. Phone Pto 14 foot boat, tralWr. 25 horiepow* er Johnson motor. Good bar gain. Phone 1449-B.___________ 9—MOTORCTCLBS-llCTCLBS Girl* 28” Bicycle, good condition. 133 W. 3th. New Boys 34 Inch Bicycle. Trad# ^or to In. Phone 1969-JL IS—TRA1LBBS V# |SS—MUSICAL iN ffriftm EN Ts" 25-MONEY T f LOAN AUTO LOANS COST LESS F lo r id a S ta te Bank OF 'SANFORD 0 MERCHANDISE U—AATla.CS M SALE It will pey YOU to aee us before yea Buy. Open Evening* end Sundays. Eaitalda Trailer Balte Palatka, Fla. ■A Alratream House Trailer for sele. Purchased new this year. Com­ pute with combination rtfrigarator, gas range, gaa heat, twin beds, dinette A 12 gallon water Unk. St. Johns Raalty. Phone 1129 or 1079, Sanford. FOR RENT— Modern trailer lota, 30’x50'. 510. mo. to permanent adults. Call Mrs. John Bexwltchin, 881-W. Christman Piano, good condition. 560. Phone t:,2d. RENTALS 54—APTS—HOUSES—ROOM9 • REAL ESTATE II—ACREAGE 14—BEAUTY PARLORS B A L I REALTY And INSURANCE — Phone 910 OZIER REALTY CO Laura B. Uiier. Realtor Hatel M Field. Attoeiat* i l Bo Orlando Hwy. Th. 1349 EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 Seminole Realty v IMETRICHB T. W. MERO REALTORS 1901 Park Ave. Thoae 2T ar If, R ob ert A . W illiam s REALTOR Kaym oad Lundqutat,. ASSOCIATE Phene till. Atlantic- Beak Bldg W. II'. •ri l i r ' BTFMPF.lt Realtor — General laturor Guy Alien Aaaerlale Arletl* Price, A n a iile Phone 903 or 2122 — 112 N. Park This I* n free pass to the Movieland Hide-In for Ellen Carter. Exp. date Jan. 10, 1957. IP IT 18 REAL ESTATE a*k Crumley A Monteith at 117 South Park Phone 772 D A IL Y C R O S S W O R Da— 4-H’ a u f u 2. Digit 3 God of war RD t i y • (III 22 Confed­ *.i i y •] • : i : erate ;-j•i •n il » l IT iSSL'**"*’ lOr.) ’ .1), general t • ’ Lit I 1 4. More charecter It. Kettle ” . HI* ,5-1 • J 1 III'.) J i i l l ’.’ t 19. Goddeaae* rational 23 River I'XH ry mi ■I I ? of the 5. Hebrew (FT. I J'JLI V tH II 111 •♦•tons letter 27. r>*h a T. u ;< ' m ;11. Dance 8 Scorch •1 III 21 1 n .i *71 t net •Ylj |» »n -u s 7. Moon . IH.I.I 29 Over* 11 * i* J lull ; •• *J.:*• i t It. Color goddess topped I Choice group 30. Ptlcheie 13. Affected with 9. Confronts tD rieeiar'i A s ia n 32. Pole It. Flower* madneaa 34 Deadly 14. Meajure Iabort* 35. While 41. Employs rnedi (Chin.) poplar 43.8Mtdy 13 MagUtrate >7. stairway tract i !. of ctly <Eng.) u«me 18. Cushion 40. $£!ded 48 High card 19 Hebrew 20. Compass escutcheon 48. Hemoglobin month point (abbr.l tiler.) labbr.) >1. Small vat* 1 7“ 7 “ to Information 7“ r “ “ z z Vj vr 29. Great Y/t Autntiti, p fvar.t *1. W ly it 31. Lonk z •ikenre 1“ tr 31 Believt z i Oho. i T, TT~ w14. Mutlr not* z z 14. Etectrihed ir tr particle 1C" F-" z 71 remale T7~ ft* TT sheep across •9 Teemed 43. Erbium »*ym. i 14 Concise 43 Abradfi J;-River i a m ♦4 From (hit lime 49. Drrgi 30. Shed blood DOWN 1. Shrink and wrinkle j* 4* I'HE SANFORD HERALD T'tes. J»n. 1, 1967 Pagt S FOR QUICK At l (ON UM Clraa4 fled Id* to ta l ram hire. C ol INI. eay "C U tgi IL" Is M E HM EI a m H:lp Wanted -k XT' TT rr % TT V/ Jt w fr z i*i CMGOBE GOOD D O R K C l S ftftAF ANYTHING! Just place PHONE 9279 for CHERRY Classified ads. Phone till for a through Cltstilied ads. Let an Real Eitate Brokerage — Notary 1219 W 12th ML Rear-Barber Shop experienced ad writer assist 7 N helpful ad-wntef. FEMALB Seara, Roebuck and Co. lu i an opening In Sanford for a yaung lady betwaea 50 and 33 year* of age. Tba pereos miut know touch type ayitim and b« able lo maintain a minimum •peed of 35 word* per minute. Bookkeeping experience la a much desired quality, but other practical experience or advgaca educational achievements would be romldered. Applicant* must b* high school graduates - with pleasing personality and good character, and have tha ability and desire to gat aloof with people. Thi* position offer* a good Martini salary. A discount will be given on all purchase*, with group Imurance, group hospita­ lisation and profit aharlng plans available. Permanent resident preferred. It Is an Ideal pos­ tion for the right person. If you are Interested In this position, and are between the age* of 2D and 35, apply In parson now at Sears dataloi Bale* Office. 113 E. r i m Street, Sanford, Fla. . 41— APPLIANCES PUMPS A SPRINKLER BILU HARD TO PAT? Sell FOR GRAND BUYfi GALORE, Ten seres exceptions! tiled land SYSTEMS Hungs you)* through w i t h I-5L Camfmjy FRIGIDAIRK appliance*. mike tha Want Ads your shopp­ on diard surface road W. E. appl sale All type* end *ues, Installed through Want Ads tor CASHand service. G. . H. High. (1 Oviedo Kirchhoff Jr. Phone 203 ing plare. “ Do It Yourself.'* A B. PETERSON call 1U1. Fla, Phone K0-5-3.il5 UII6 er San WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Broker Aatociale*: A. B. Peterton 180 acres, several lakes, high ford 1642-W after 8 p.m. S T I N E Jr., P. J. Cbtiterton, Garfield laud, facing on very largo lake, Machine and Supply Co. John Mciach end B. W Ph. st Maytag automatic washer, good about 4 mile* north cait of Willetts, 207 W. 2nd SL Wtlllamt. A. C. Doudney. Land iltion, 1125. Phone 359 J. coadll Enterprise. Only 573.00 per Surveyor. CROSLEY - BENDIX acre. 8. O. Shlnholser Jr. New It< N. Path Ave 43— BUILDING MATERIALS Phone H29 Sale* end Service Smyrna Beach. Phone Garden RANDALL M ill. ,A REALTOR Flr.t CONCRETE EUctrte Company CULLEN AND HARKEY Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete 13—HOMES Service— Quality -Satisfaction 198 N. Park Ave. Pkeee 2315 Block*. Sand. Gravel, Cement. Ph. i l l Sanlom 2U 7J-3 Qa Bary Concrete Pipe to meet all SOUTH P1NECREST— 119 Laurel l o t s IV. FIR ST S T R E E T r e a l FATATE d r iv e -in Qualification*. Drive. 3 bedroom modern home. HEATING • 2344 French Ave Lett than 1 year old. You can Sherman' Concrete Pipe Cofloor Furnace* L Circulators J. W. HALL. REALTOR buy till* home with a low down­ Out Weal 13th St. Phone 2411 Welker, Aaeeclate H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. payment and take over a 4>j'V Front End Special “ Call Hall" Phene 1758 Brake Special 200 S. Park Phono 1440 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT G. 1. MortHgc. Monthly pay­ Adjust brakes, pull front riot caster, camber, ment* Indudiog tax & Im ur toe-la. This ia a free pan to the RiU HAYNES Office Machine Co. wheel, check linings, repack btlanre front wheels. ranee only 573.23. CI010 walking Typ#wrll*rs, adding machines Theatre tor Joe Roger*. Lap. bearings. distance to the new modern Salei-Rentals, 314 Slag., Ph. 44 date Jen. 10, 19137. Pinecrot School. See this Home today. ODIIAU L TUDOR. Inc. l l —F U R N IT U R E —H UUSHIIII.U " GATLIN BROTHERS Cor. Hw-y. 17-92 A 27lh St. Dragline A Bulldozer Service PAINT and BODY WORKS ALSO Phone* 2100 and 29n2. Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford Used furniture, appliance*, tool*, etc. flought-sold. Larry'a Mart GUARANTEED WORK — REASONABLE PRICES Five roam house with bath and 321 East lit. St. Phono 1C31. ENVELOPES, 'Letterhead*, state STOP IN OR CALL 11R1 approximately thirteen acre* of nients, Invoices, hand bills, and high hammock land. W. K. programs, etc. Progressive FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Kirchhoff Jr. Ph. 303. —at Warchouio Pncea, visit Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 BERRY'S. Wo art expert* at u West 13th SL C U STO M B U IL T H O M E S tilting you to secure gracious VA—KHA—CONVENTIONAL good looks with functional con WELL DRILLING venienro. Today's ben buya tn FINANCING • Kairbanka-Morse pumps. nationally advertuad furnilura LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Repairs to all makes. at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. HOWARD C. LONG LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS for your name First St. Phono 1117 foe Even­ 207 E. Commercial Ave. A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. ing Appointment. Phone 355 Phone 1991 1100 Mellonville M** M-k McDANIEL’S Repair Shop O PEN FOR B U SIN ESS $1.25 $5.00 LOOK fo r S a I a— 1953 2-bedroom Graccy Refrigeration 3 bedroom Concrete Block home, CHOOSE Naahait trailer. 53493. Phone Nice loration. Sell equity, pay­ Commercial and Domestic FROM 1945-XJ. ment* 956.00 monthly. Phone 109 Falmetto Ave. — Ph. 853-R. 2259-J. 14—USED CARS General contracting and haulln_ Different colors and designs and For delivery: clay, fill dirt, completely furnish your living Bay Herron will put you milts muck and top soil. W. D. Hoi room with on* of our 100r« Ahead A Dollar* Ahead with a combe. Phone 1733-M. nylon 9 pc. group*. Including: Happy Homes high appraised trade-in on a Sofa Bed New 1957 Pontiac. ?or This is a free pass to the Movie Matching Platform Rocker Be# the new Pontiac now on (irovvlnif Families land Rlde-ln for Sandra L. Matching Cocktail Chair display. Aucoin. Exp, dale .fan. 111. 1967.. Coffe# Table 1934 Pontiac 4-door ChiefUn Step Table Deluxe. EMPLOYMENT Table Ij»mp — la — | , 1953 Buick Riviera Sedan Wrought Iron Smoker 1931 Pontiac 2-dour Sedan 54—KELP WANTED FEMALE Sofa Pillow* • South Plnecrrst 1931 4-door Chevrolet A*h Tray Set • Grove Manors 1951 4-door Plymouth SALESLADY. Year-round em­ Complete • Valencia Villas. DeLand 1930 4-door Plymouth ployment. Vacation. Good hour*. Call Ray Herron, 54M or altar 4 .5139. Apply in p#r*on. Philip’s Colon­ p.m. Calll 1343-W. ial Cleaners. 110 S. Palmetto. EASY TERMS — Wonderful Locution* — • 1953 Ford Pickup Truck, «X»c. SALEM MANAGER — .Splendid Values — Cond ....... 5593 Young enough to be a do-er, Mather Of Sanford With Room to Hrcnthc! 1951 Oldamobile Super M. 4 mature enough to be realistic. 203-09 let St. Phone 177 Door. R A U Two-Tone Paint. To build and >upcrvi*e the Perfect . 5543 marketing of a well known na­ A 1947 Dodge Pickup Truck 5245 Odham A Tudor builder* tionally udverilscd product in • BIG VALUES ROY RF.KX of some of Baaferdt thl* area. A aucecsiful back­ • QUICK CREDIT 306 W. Second St. • finrst residential ground in direct to consumer • EASY TERMS sections llrl-Air. sales, ability In hire and train 1931 Mercury, K A ll, overdrive, 1VIL8GN MAIRR Pinecrosi- South Pinear» a must. If you Qualify there four door, cleao. See at 409 trest. Rate Court sad New led L'tod FsraJtar* la a guaranteed salary plus a Editha Circle. that utterly dlitlsrilva Phone Ml five figure Income opportunity 311 E. First St. Grove Minors. while building. For personal in­ Must sell immedUtely: 1936 Belterview write, stating age, mo­ Air Chevrolet with powcrglide, del car and past I’xperience to: R A If, w/w lire*, and many extras. Ph. 1822 W. EMPIRE CRAFTS CORP., P. INVENTORY SALE You Can O. Box 4423. Orlando, Fla. Peraonabla young lady with salts All ItsTi* reduced prior to inven­ experience. Typing and some tory. bookkeeping. Send resume of Red Room Suite* experience and expected salary Redding Fh. 971 103 So. Oak to Box RAEO c/o The San­ living Boom Groups ford Herald. Odd Chsira BU! Lamp* This is a freo pas* to the Prairie Dinettes SERV1 t ala Drive fn Tbe«!re for Term t To Suit You At Winnell Messer. Kxp. date date II—BUILDING—REPAIRS Jan. 10, 1957. KlllOlJt BUDDING CO. FAINTING Corner 2nd A .Magnolia. I’ h. 1*32 Reliable housekeeper for the Ted Burnett * Bud'" Bamberger, Mgr. rare of homo and two children. 8 • for PAINTING Free Delivery Phone 1451-R. 3801 Grandview Phone isss-M 27—HELP WANTED MALE For aH your Beaut y Need* Registered Real Estate Broker Phone 1371 17 92 at Hiawatha | WELAKA APARTMENTS! reomal 234 So. Park Ave. prlvato bathe. 114 W. rir*t St Avaloa Apu. Efficiency. Ph. 720-W lunutur* Ae ouy and i«D Payug top eaih prices lor any tffielency apt Hi-way 17-92 £•■ City Limits. Slumberland Cour. thing of valet. SUPER TRAD INO PORT on 17-42 Ph 2053-W See Seminole Realty far Deair able Routes and Apts Phone 27 LIVR BAIT Bhlneri. Bull Hvada. Pop Guta EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable 5 Dotea. Me for Winter Tourist. Private oatn Mlicouri Minaowa and Worms It shower. Steam heat' Inquire Flensing Grocery—E. Oeeafa Ate. Manuel Jacobson scrota from Poat Office. Oil neatera, all kind, cheap We lake your* in trade. Clean apt. Oil heat. 811 Park. Baper Trading Poet On Hwy. 17 91 Phone JOSO-W. Second floors two roont furnish­ ed apt. Privala bath. tth.OO per se w in g m ach in es month. Phone 131T-W after 8. Necrbl - White 2 room furnished apartment in­ Now and Used cluding utilities. 513.00 month GARRETT'S 323 E. lit. St. 107 W. Pih St. Cantftns. colt, aletelng bagi, tenia, men kiu, hunting knlve*. 3 hedmom downstairs furnished apartment. 203 F-. Slat. 450.no Army-Navy Surplu*. 310 San­ monthly. Phone 1673. H. A. ford Ave. William.. — Factory to you— s*—3VANTKD to RENT Aluminum 3 endian Blind* Enclosed head. Rag-proof bottom Two or three bedroom apartment or house. Write Box J. L. rail with plastic end*. Plastic c/o Sanford Herald. ________ or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon cord*. XOLLAWAY. Haepltsl and Baby ' Beds Day Week, or M oolbT el 1425. furniture Center — 23—SPECIAL NOTICES US West first St. Robinson Hand Crafted Furititurt. Leaving for Boskcster, N. Y. We build, design and raflaish Wedneeday January 2nd. Would See at 111 french. Ph. U-B. like lady rider or couple. Phone This is a free past to the RlU -3 fc lL Theatre for Douglea Smith. Henkarlk (iliuw and Paint Co. Exp. data Jan. 10, 1167. 113-114 West 2nd St. Thane 330 AUTOMOTIVE 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED . TT-SROEBRS and RBAI IORB Child care In my home, 54 houi . 'rat Compoat I Dnetwelde r'at *0 MAYFAIR AREA day A night. All a|ca. 704 W. bu. big. ORAPEV1LLE NUR 4th SL 1 SERYi Grapevllla Avt. Phone 113 N. Virginia, beautiful Brit­ PIANO TUNING A RIPAOtlNG tany Farm Home. 3 hadrons, 1051. 3 bat hai “ Wade built' on Oak W. L Harmon Will baby alt in my horn*. Soil Ph 1342-31 — After 5:00 p m shaded lot*. By appointment. French Avr. For Sale: Mid-acaaon cabbage 133,000. plant.*. Fred Thurston. Th. 43221—ROOPtNG sad PLUMBtND R. F IN A N C IA L ROSA L. PAYTON CERAMIC TILS _1 u t-PABM end GARDEN L. L. Bill - Ptahe Teekaiclan Pbeae MSS Beate t. BeaSrS m 4 M-WUNE WANTED. FEMALE Buy •With C onfidence whrn you buy an Odham A Tuder Home. DRIVE OUT TODAY? ODIIAM K TUDOR. Inc. Cor. Ilyw. 17-92 A tfih fit. Phones 2104) A 23*0 “ Builder* of Finer lloiar* For Florid* Living'* WOOLSEY u —L om Nea/spaper street isleibuyi want­ Sectional davenport ( blonde and red) 950.00 107 W. 9 th St. ed for work afLr seho-il. Ages Choice lot* in the Mayfair I up to it years uM Bee Mr. Area at *a attractive cast Stnkarik Class and Paint CoVACANCY PROBLEMS’ Find Holley at The Sanford Herald price. W. E. Klrchoff Jr. Phone 112-111 W. 2nd SL Phone 328 tenants fast thru the Want Ads. right after school 304. RENEW Your 'Roof7~M*y~Wo Helper on truck with knowledge • suggest a- contractor. Let Us of pipe fitting. Steady job with ‘ arrange a Home Owners Loan local company Give full infor­ to cover your roofing job. Oromation. Box X % Sanford w gory Lumber of Sanford. 6th Herald. and Maple, Pbona 2162. 19—HALE8MEN - AGENTS Fur Painting call Mr. Taaker, Pk. 68SXK. Room ifecial 9 U.9j Collector Salesman to service V ^ + B U IL V IN G /V r f P jR established colored fire insur­ FLOOR aaaidiai ruusbag. ______ m and tWtMNIt ance route. Five work day r*— .-------waxing SetaT serving Sen Cleaning, week. Must have lived in State nolo county star* 1914. over a year and have a light IL M. Gleason. Lak# Mazy servlcesblo rsr. Write to P. O. Box 119 Sanford in your own M e R A N E Y -S M IT H P A IN T S Hand writing. living your 2413 B. Park Phone 1203 qualification! for this job. M arine Finishes F or Y our B oal HM BER If e f 2 4 f ld CONCRETE P iP E M in The ScwfioJicL Msuvald. You May Have A FREE GUEST PASS To The Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In Or Ritz Theatres Each day the names of 6 people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movie land Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket— you pay only a small service and tax charge on Ritz Theatre, and Prairio Lake 'Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date, FIND YOUR NAME! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! �f V „• ’ .* .r .« • jp%• . HL* S A U B M I W M 'B M wall abort tampon, for family harmony. Tho bead of tho household should chock there little thing! every day: Is there o fresh egko of ooom for the bathtub, shower, sad wflk basin? Are soiled towelo replaced promptly with dean onea? Ia tho medielne-cablnot mirror 9 dona and shining, wiped fpre of soop and shoving croon opiottanf A ■>. “ ''• > _ * -' > •■* \ , Skhanted HARBOR -v if '.■ 'JT\ By DOROTHY WORLEY, . »y Dwettr Wodrir. RrerleHO By Bwmtette* * IBe fuMUBtr. AwV» DUtriboteO By ttiaa Fhsturre Srs&cst*. tun Into • parking space acroaa deal with Lda Alvarea. like yew, have a strange feeling tbout Um otrret and ot that moment they o r tho green Dodge park tha whole thing, a feeling l eant explain away. Bo « ly ~ does It amha, backed out and went hi the aomo get tha money? Awd of money, Pa (till disturbed i direction. -Sea what 1 mean?" aald BUL that five krzdrrC doOtra. If aa [ They watched both cara turn one answers cur ad, then PO tun It over to you." acroaa tha long bridge. "Ha Well spend tt an me BUI got out al Dick’s aar. rrx p im c i H S i "Think l’U follow them." trip." Prucilla added paakvefy, La ta appear lo bo Ho walked over to hla awn aar "Rita, It would be Blow, having a and got la. Dick watched him little house Uke this to keep. Oh, ^ t s laltnM n s to^1h*_»Ue* e s U k n B• eurkm* Uttto larger, ot course, but a turn toward the bridge. BIU wma bouse i id a man you're m love a nice fellow, there waa no doubt ■ about that. Waa ha a detective? with." i "Mot stltt thinking op tha yeung If ao, what wae ho looking for la a email, peaceful town like Apala­ doctor, are you?" Rita teased. She eras surprised when Pris­ chicola? cilla aald seriously, "If 1 had a • • • s^ «'v ss.iS e C “ "It’s queer, lan't it, lUla?" chance, 1 think I could Uke him. asked Priscilla. "Our being bore. But of course I won t get the •4 lh* attattee el b* ice." She began to uik tt Pvt* Craig u 4 tHefe In this darling UtUe cottage. And just s e r o s a tho atreet, an old something elsa. They were both In had Itt houae that actually belongs to me. A week ago 1 wouldn't have eleven, and Rita eras asleep al­ most immediately. Priscilla lay CH APTBR n thought all this possible." lB YOUNG doctor arid, "You sort of Ilka it, doo't you*' quite atUl In the other bad. bands -took. Bill, yoti'va been luro Rita smiled at the younger gtxL behind her head, looking out into ■ M * k ot weeks- Pro oekad ao 1 tone it. I nave a feeling of the still, whits nlghL An indefin­ mmaam Bmoum t dMot osw- belonging. If my mother had able fragrance drifted (a on tha soft night air. Today had actually that tt woa aay at my Butt- sever gone away, or If aha But you might accomplish lived and brought me back bare been hot, la tha eighties. Should she a cc ep t tha otter ~l Her voice trailed off. A mo­ It yoo took ■com ae Into ment later, she said, -Rita, dids t from Alvarea? She thought ot Bdeaea. I’d Hka I Dick Devcreaux. be bad been ao what'a oo your mind about thoae you like Dr. Devereaua?" What an abrupt change of nice. She waa feeling a l i t t le to *| irk ' -Tooteeay Be right. Doe, shot* subject," Rita aald, laughing. drowsy aow, thinking sleep warn t my needing a bttle help. Maybe And yea, I liked him. He's ao far away, when suddenly her blond and browned and out-of- mind waa jerked back to widePm oa tho wrong track." doors looking. And such while awaken***. Had a light flashed "Are you really a writerT" *Tre been a aewapaperman and teeth. But don't go getting Ideas, from an upstairs window in Look­ done acme tree-lancing, but let's Priscilla. You've only seen tha out HouseT Thera it waa again! i twice. How do you know Could U be a reflection? But re­ «o*t aay writing la not why Pm flection from what? There were ■era Ton'll have to treat me far whether you would like him no lights in tha neighborhood no not?" cars passing. 8he got up and "I know." "tt baa armethlag to do with amt two ft rial" “Forget him." Rita advised went to the window, and w ap­ "Maybe. 1 hope not. UouM you good-naturedly. "You'll probably peared for the third time—ilka a signal. It waa gone almost im­ date with the younger never see him again." "Pm being silly, of course. But mediately. She thought of what eno and tnha am along for— 1 did Uka him.'* Priscilla changed Ml. Todd had aald about people ■aetta?" Dick looked at him and laugh tha subjecL "1 suppose wa should acting lights flash there in tha nlghL Tha house waa locked; tha a t "You're taking me a little go over to Lookout Houae But 1 and the Idea rather see if there's anything Pd Ilka to gates were locked. Who or what waa Inside? What did tha flashes keep." appealing. 1 can try "And It would probably be mean? What about tha aacrat A t he finished apeeking, aahiny black convertible at foreign make wise, too, to go ahead and accept She watched a little longer, but slid by, the top down, Alvarcs Al"arer offer. After all, tha real behind the wheel. He was driving estate people and Mr. foikl think tha light did not appear again. alowly, hla eyea moving from one It Is more than you’ll bo offered Should aha tell Rita? Rita prob­ again. And more than the prop­ ably would aay she waa half tide of tho afreet to the cither. asleep and dreaming. She would "He, too, la on my mind," BUI erty la actually worth." "1 can’t help wondering why watch tomorrow night and If tha watching. “I’m wondering he's la such a hurry. Perhaps light appeared, then ahe would lately if I'm on Me." "WeU, you know why Ae'i we'd batter meet him at Mr, awaken Rita and let her see for herself. And tomorrow she would here? He contemplatea building Todd's office and UJk It ever.' "You're right, Priscilla. I think start looking for an opening far a hoteL He'a a Mg fisherman, too, tomorrow you should tall Mr, that secret passage. and he’a apeculatlng." (To Bt Continued) They watched Lula Alvarea Todd to go ahead and close tha Double pork chops, each cut with a pocket, toko to stuffing snd baking. *m-mJr&tnss3T S ft& g S INVESTMENT SERVICES feel that Ike alack market hat reached battam sad la dao for aa upsurge. Wo reremmead IB# partBare a# T E L E V IS IO N E L E C T R O N IC S FUND tad believe that fas apywrtaaiiles far advaacoaoat aad earnings are autatandiag. Phone as reilfrl or write far fall iafarmaUott. Stan Comstock r Establbhed aver 50 years la Orlanda IIIS CONWAY ROAD Phone Oriaade MOM Representing: ALLEN A CO. Lakeland, Florida I-tt— Member: Midwest Stock Exchsnga Chicago Board of Trade _e_ COMPLETE LM’ESTMEYT SERVICE •{ I vj tt IMA by Dorothy Worlsy. Reprinted by permltslna of the publisher. Arsloa Books. Distributed bv K iss features Syndics!*. 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BUSINESSMAN: Your ad In tha Yellow Page* sells for you ecery day in (hr year. Call the Telephone Utuinere Office. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Southern Bell Telephone 3* Tears ha Sanford and Tolsgraph Company / �ffit* #anfrtr& Iferalib • If Your HartU to D tH v ir* By • P. H L'ftB 1921 R*for* 7 P. M. Par Itottviry AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA toU M k h ri 19M YOLUWE ILVI1 Blood Donor Program To Be Set Up Friday At L o ca l H o sp ita l United Ptcm Leased Wire NO. 159 Civil Rights Disputes Face 85th Congress program will be operated, the Ros pitat Administrator said “ They expect to take white donors be­ tween 3 and 5 o'clock each after-' noon and colored donors from 5 to >. Purpose of the new Central “ exF.l0.ri^ 5-'<?>d.« * nk P^o^r,^•,l * * '! RERUN W - The uneexpetedj The first celery to be eut tn the pUined ‘ »■ to *et replacem-: d rturr fop Mo, cnw M # (trlr. Sanford area was being loaded ents for blood already used by pa­ gallon of top East Herman lead this morning on the Behrens WASHINGTON. SB - Two distients in the hospital and also to ei may lead to a satellite “ sum Farm at Monroe Comer. Br UNITED PRKJW putes growing out of the national have an immediate place where mlt” conference to work out Com' Herbert 0. Behrens, who said Th# nation wound up the Iona controversy over elvll rights con­ people can replace blood on spe­ NEW YORK <n> Pollc* tnunism's answer to the Hungarian this morninz that he ha* been New Year's holiday with a life fronted congress today on the eve checked scores or letters report* cific days." revolt, diplomatic sources said to-1 raising Cilery for Chase A Co. for Mnrtag display of eartful driving of Its new session. Ing "suspicious persons" today The new plan will also broaden day. *30 years, was on hand as crews that held the traffic death toll The 85th Congress formally con­ on the chance that one might lead the present program that i« In op­ •----------cut the celery and prepared it Well below the level estimated by venes st noon EST Thursday, hut to the mad bomber whose home­ eration in Sanford and Seminole | UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. <»r— for loading and shipping most members already wern on made explosives set off * barr­ the National Safety Council. County. Weir said they “ will take The U. N. General Assembly: Chase A Co wash house, The final traffic death tally was hand and at work. age of fait* bomb alarms aerot* donors for reserve units which In­ Democratic members of the thr natlo*. eapected to reach about 420. fall* ends Its today holiday recess Its- Behrens said that the celery was; In spite of heavy traffic and cludes any of the organizations The Sanford Fire Department |m short of pre-holiday predict* day to lake up the most pressing j p|,ntfd 96 days ago today and| fog “ there were not too many vio­ House gathered this morning for While rrank call* diminished was kept busy on the year’a end and groups which already have aeries of problems ever to face "|j |( a good average crop” a caucus to rhoo*e party leaders Ills by about 70 lives. ( lations over the New Ybar" said their blood bank units and pro­ here—only 12 wer* mad* Tues­ but pranks and celebrations wel“ It seems certain now that our the International body. "This i* the eartiest w« have Florida Highway Patrol Trooper and minor officials for the new day compared with ■ high of 40 prr-'hoUday”fst'lmitr 'n f'oo traffic coming the New Year failed to grams underway. session But the principal prob­ eut celery In the Sanford area." T Mark Mack. v miA Ned materialize in a fire alarm. -,We have a terrific blood de­ deaths was Son high.”•. m said lem before them was whether to last Friday—they continued I* WASHINGTON t n - Sen. Ar Seminole County HIP officers discipline two memhers-Rep, Ad­ spread nationally. A metal building and ita con­ ficit in the hospital which is a thur V. Watkins <R Utah) said to­ said Rehrens. R Dearborn, rouncil president, M 1. Cullum, sslesmanager patrolled until I s m yesterday In am Clayton Powell NY and Rep. In tracking down ness hoaxts ••and we are delighted. We only trols were «!lghtly damaged at paper deficit and not actual blood day chances are “ pretty good” for Chase A Co. wss at the farm order to control the heavy flow John Bell Williams Miss — who here police found no bombs • ei­ 10:15 p. m. Bee. 20 when a trash on hand to u«c," said the Semi on hand to use **l<1,ne #that Congress will amend the lmwith wa could have missed It by to see the crop that is being har­ of traffic from the many celebra­ bolted the party in th# November ther real *r simulated. However, box next to the building appar­ ■ore. vested "I've been selling celery tions. ently caught fire and spread to trator. “ Tbit is actually a service elections as a result of the civil detonation of a firecracker and i Below Nnn-Itoliday Average ders to many more refugees flee since 1927) and I don't think there Thcte wax only one New Year's rights Issue. practice grenade touched off mor* •'it also seems likely that the the building behind Philips Colon­ for those who want to replace Ing Red tyranny. is any ftner in the State of FW wreck, reported Trooper Mick. than a score of telephone cells. blood already used." final holiday toll will be little, if ial CleanersRepublican House members, Ida today," he said about the quali­ At 12 30 a m. Jan I, a station Polic* arrested four young men, “ Only slight damage" was the Weir explained "Wa hop* this m v hljher than the toll for a VIENNA «R— Mass firings by ty of the celery. “ It ts a bcauti* wagon driven by Mrs. Katherine with no real issue between them, one a Marine private, after th* Jill-holiday period of the same report from the Sanford Fire De­ will work out. Sixty blood donora caucus this afternoon. the Soviet-imposed Hungarian re­ ful crop of celery," he said. Phagan, 40. apparently went out firecracker Incident which brought a month are necessary In order to langth at this time of year." The partment. Pre-Session Skirmish#* five fir* truck* and Hire* radio average traffic toll for a four day While still fighting thr fire in maintain this service to the pa­ gime may touch off renewed arm­ Behrens has 00 acres of celery of control in Lake Mary resulting In the Senate there wa* preday period in early January is downtown Sanford, at 11:25 p. tients of the hospital and to their ed resistance and a fresh exodus planted this year However, there jin property damage estimated at session skirmishing on a drive lo cars to th* scene, on 57th Street. One of th* youths, Geori* S. m. on the same evening. Dee. 29, families." 420 death*. of refugres to the West, observers were only 14 acres in the area he- t-VW. do away with filibusters, the main ing eut and harvested this mornTrooper Mark saiil that Mrs. weapon used by southern members Searles, 19, was charged with ex­ The United Fress count at 7 a defective kerosene heater re­ People will no longer have tn go said triday. ploding a firecracker. mg. >Phagan waa sent to Seminole Me- to kill civil rights legislationm., KST, showed 396 persons sulted in an alarm for the San­ out of town it any lime to replaca The grenade shattered an apart­ W W. Tyre, a Chase A Cn. mortal Hospital with an Injured lied In highway accidents since ford Rlre Department. There waa blood already used, commented A group of pro-civil rights sen­ NEW YORK ti* — Stocks! ment window in upper .Manhattan. head the holiday began at « p. m. Fri­ no damage. supervisor, looking over the row jWeir. “ It will he an immediate firmed at the opentng today, star-i pf ators scheduled a morning meet­ ^ jn? ^ #|)d |<M „ , d(, According to the Trooper's re­ ing in the office of Sen. Paul A similar grenads waa found unday. Another 54 persons were A gras* fir* at the corner of service on Mondays, Wednesdays Ung the new year on the right killed In Area. 5 in plane crashes sixth St. and Persimmon Avt. and Fridays, where people will font I and then packed irtto crates for port, the station wagon was trav­ Douglas D—III to work out atra- cxplodcd nearby. I f I lot In miscellaneous mishaps was brought under control' by not have to wait. ' trucking to the wash house, com- eling north near the south end of trgy for their anti-filibuster move. l l f an overall toll of 556. J mented "This is good quality cel­ l.ake Mary at the KR crossing Southern senators were meeting in the local fire fighters on the af­ Said Weir “ We hop* that we when it went off the left hand the afternoon in the office nf Sen. California, which had the na­ ternoon of Dee. 31 at 2 13 p. m. can get a good response." ery." tion's wont Christmas holiday re­ The only other fire alarm over Harvesting of the Behren cel side of the road crashing into a Richard B. Russell D—Ha to map ford with 73 deaths, again led the the New Year was antwered this ery today will begin the cel- j I*owcr pole guy wire, jumped Ihe plant for fighting hit move. states with 35 fatalities. Texas was morning at 7:55 a. m. at 1507 Change Proposal Gains Vole ery season in the Sanford area railroad tracks, for a distance of second with 32, followed by Penn- Elliott Ave. A flooded kerosene Supporters of Ihe anti-filibuster Other areas around Sanford haveljjVl’ roximately 78 yards The condition of 3fr«. Evelyn fylvania with 31. Illinois 20. Ohio heater caused no damage. 1already been producing, w ith*Pu **"*** condition* were prevalent move gained a new adherent Tues­ Frank Evans of latke Mary, nrlStilman wa* listed aa “ good” at If. North Carolina 16 and New! ............... .. some celery already eut and packi * “ '■"> «»"»** • »< ard en t, said day night. Sen. John Sherman I The Emergency Fund for Hun­ from Ihe ZcII%mm>«| urea. i Trooper. York 15. Coopvr II Ky said he would vole Seminole Memorial TToepItal fol- . garian Relief ha* been overrub- tfinator of llif Lake Mnry Pioneer lowing a shooting In which one of for the rule* change. night, and Inn* time resident of Nearly a hundred hands were I scribed in Seminole County, acher toe* was Injured on New In the House Democratic lead |cording to Frank Evans, chairman Ihe Seminole County community j employed in the operation this Year's Eve. era predicted In advance of to of the Board of Directors of Ih* is receiving congratulation* from j morning as they rut, parked in According to report* front th* day's caucus that Powell and Wil­ Seminole Cousty Chapter of Ihe Ids friend* and neighbors the**! bo\e», trimmed. »•?'!office of the Votus^r Cmjnty Sher­ liams wotfld Jlpiacccplsd—through . . . onto. tnscXn Sanlonl Area s firatt-. ...... » American Red Crow.. — Jd»v* not universally wstromed-back in­ iff In DeLand, Robert stllman I* MART1NSRURG, W. Va. sj*; . rop Of celery fur the 195(1 37 sea A week ago, said Evans, there being held In th* Volusia County to the parly. He's a “ granduddy" again. BaltlmoiT A Ohio Railroad offi­ son. Jail, pending charges. HONOLULU HP— A heavy earth- cials startl'd nnl investigation to­ were 23 eountiea In Florida which EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASK. Evans reported this morning SKImao. 57, whos* horn* is on make in the Gulf of Alaska day to determine why two freight had "gone over the top" In rais­ NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION c ,li f 'W*— The Air Ferre Inday that his daughter, Claire Evans Madera Rd. in DeBary, la report­ touched off a tldnl wave alert In trains traveling In opposite direc­ ing their quotas for the Import­ KNOXVILLE. Term. *in - Rich I blended Its sympathy to the pared to have recently undergone ant emergency relief fund. O'Connor, of Forest Hill*, L. L, Hawaii Tuesday. ard Hibson must keep his New |f *'l* » three-year-old boy who died tions were routed over n single surgery and had returned horn*. •W e are v ery happy that ourNew York, gave birth lo her ninth The University of California at i tine track at the same time. Year's resolution fur at least two of exposures in below-freezing The shooting, according to th* 0f | quota has been reached," said child on Ihe la«t day of 1950 years or pay up lo $30 in fines. temperatures after becoming lost Berkley recorded three distinct The trains, hauling a total Volusia County Sheriffs office, r*> ^ Frank Evan* this morning. quakes “ which could have done 311 ears, collided head-on Tues­ Judge M. O. Bollard Tuesday ov*r "M * ln ,h* desert. The-new grandfather said thnt billed from a quarrel at th* StUHAVANA 4B- President Fiilgrn (£'at damage" If they occurred In day. killing three errumen and hi* daughter now has six boys j vilipended payments of fines on | llrliroptrr pilot MaJ. Jones man home between Mr and Mri. cia nztlsta ha* called for an end Selgler curly Tuesday spotted the injuring five other*. Roth locomo­ Inhabited areas. charges of carrying » knife, disSttlmaa. and three girls, the last youngstrr to the “ menacing quarrel* and lightly-clad body of Bill Ray Tyre* ordcily conduct nnd resisting ar­ They began recording here at tives and It car* left the rails No details leading up to th* born on Dee. 31 wa* a boy. rest after Hib-on resolved to stay in n sagebrush and sand area violence" among various political shooting were available from In­ I 17 p. m. EST. A spokesman nnd piled up along the right of Clear to partly rloody through Mrs. Claire Rvnns O’Connor Is out nf trouble here for at least lei* than two miles from this elements that plagued Cuba In Ihe vestigating officers who lodged ■aid they were “ strong enough to way. Thursday. IJttlr change In temper­ base's main gate. Standing guard closing months nf 1956 The collision occurred II miles ature. th wife of Dr. Daniel J. O'Connor.1two year*. the DeBary resident In Jail. Make the tidal wave alarm sys­ At leant 66 persons died in th# beside Ihe boy's body was his west of here along the Potomac tem clang like mad." uncle's pet cocker spaniel. eruption of political tempers dur- £ * I C •*_ The tidal wave alert waa called niver. More than 1,000 airmen and el- Ing December alone, 27 nf them j O C I O l j G C U r i l V The men killed were riding In •ff when reports from Fairbanks 7 villnn* had combed the desert In between Christmas and Ne w) •nd Sitka. Alaska and the Phil­ the diesel locomotive of an east- j temperatures that dropped to 28 Year*. bound train hauling 1 4 -5 loaded! ippine* indicated no unusual Batista made his appeal for a freight ears and nine empty carsj VIENNA tB — Hungarian po-1 No serious injuries were report- snaked for two block* along An- degrees. A representative of the Social flange In tides. Billy Ray and the dog apparent­ “ ballot* not bullets" solution In a Security Administration District from Cumberland d., to Bruns-! dra«sy Street and coiled around a lice and militia crushed a flash •"*__ , New Years message to the nation. ly wandered away from the base wick, Md. Office in Orlando will be at the corner. flatred of Police housing project 3lomlay afternoon. He said: “ Wc proclaim once more Civic Center Bldg., Ft. klsllon Their train, believed traveling rl"l *8aln*t Communist strong United Press staff correspond' The shoppars surged forv.atd as The hoy, son nf an airman sta­ than th# best arms for the ex­ Park, Sanford, on Friday, Jan. at about 25 miles an hour, crash­ arm methods today by driving ent Jack Meehan reported that he the door* ware opened. Nervous ed Into a freight with ISO empty their trucks Into a shouting. Jeer­ wss (tending near the scene In polire a» the head of the line tioned here, wsa dressed In a ercise of right and peace are bal­ 4. Friday, Jin. 11 and Friday, Jan. T-shirt, blue je*ns and shoes and lots " coal ears westbound from Cumbo, ing rrowd of 2.000 shoppers in Bu­ Budapest when the Hungarians' IK. 1937 between th* hours of 9:30 clutched thetr weapons In front of socks when h« mad* hi* fatal NEW YORK tP— You can has* dapest. Th# holiday wsv* of terrorism a. m. and noon. W. Va., lo Keyser, W. Va. still smouldering hatred of th# potheir chests and tried to shove that adage about there being trek Into the desert surrounding was climaxed hy a hombing New Thla service is madr available The demonstration began in lire erupted into open insult, hark the crowd. “ safety In numbers," as far as th is large ba<«. Doctor* said the Years Eve In the famed Tropi- to those who wish to apply for •runt of a state-run department shoving and jeering that culmln.itThis action apparently changed Jose Torres is concerned. He’s hitler cold wa* more than the boy can* Cabaret. Two 18 yeni'-old Old-Age and Survival* Insuzanc* .tore which opened Its doors for I e,| in |j,e demonstration, thr good nalurrtl mood into one seld on Ihe one that wys “ It’s a _ _ the first lime since the rebellion j ('internment announcements by of anger. Within a matter of sec­ could stand and he probably died |women were seriously injured in benefits, social seeorlly account too started in October, It was broken »nd radio had drawn some onds. the rrowd became a shout­ umelirne during the early morning i the rxposion one losing an arm. numbers, or obtain information ahour*. ------. *•’ *, _ „ MIAMI BE tfH m — Eight up by powerful police and militia IA00 persons to the Magyar 1)1- ing. Jeerin2 ma»s. bout the Social Security program. Torres. 27.1 MAN DIVES INTO Several years *2°. Torres. 27. *» a swank Miami Beach force* within half an hour, vetsesrnnk, a famous store which Cop* Swing Clubs #f Chester, N. Y., a ‘ convicted ----ICY EAST KIVKH RAT PROVES IIAI.KY hotel were overcome Tuesday j Police used their clubs, but not had been destroyed during the re­ pickpocket, was spotted in rather when deadly chlorine gas fume* iheir guns. The initial group of volt and whose goods had been An excited officer shouted what NEW YORK .tn- Asked by hla WOODRIDGE, N. J. .tfl Fire apparently was an order. Police •mbarrassing circumstance* hy fitted a rorrldor. i policemen on the scene was un- tt-ansferred to the shop which np io the from rank icrked Iheir tom­ officials ferreted for a ferrrl lo rsMcuer* why he chose to highfist. Nell nehan and P-lective di\r onto the icy East River ear­ Twn nf the victims were hos ’ »h!« to «opr with the sngrr of th* cned today. my guns into firing position and day after a rat proved balky. OBrien. who know Jo*» well. At pitaliled and six others, tnclud- j crowd. But when reinforcements A ferret was sought when a ly Tuesday, Joe Galanle, It. ex­ Strong police and militia forces j U*ped to positions overlooking the the time, several day* before ing the hotel msnager and a 12- arrived, they drove their truck* stood with their tommy guns crnwd rat, assigned to run a string plained: Christmas. Jose was In a crowd­ year-old boy, were released after I straight Into the ranks of “ If* Die best way I know to the shouldered and watched the hap-1 Reinforcements w.-ri- called out through a 730 foot pipe, quit after ed midtown store—and al*o In a treatment. solx-r up.” demonstrators and scattered them. py, jostling line nf shoppers which an,| (heir trucks split the demon- traveling 600 feel. woman’* pur**, balms into two groups Polire a For this, h* got six months. then systern.itic.sll> mov-d toward **Early Tuesday, Jose, who po­ thr center of thr demonstration le * describe as th* city’s only and the crowd was dispersed. known commuting pickpocket, svas •oe of some 500.000 persons wel­ coming in th* New Year in Times •quare In such • gathering, Jos# deem­ ed it unlikely Indeed that any de­ tective*— e.neeisu.or O'Brien—would observe him in Work will probably start at 2><'ration. But long shot* do hap the Seminole County Jail tomor row morning in Hie renovating of Ihe front rad of the huildil.g Police said Jos* had just dipped in order that it may he used as to a lady's purse when Behan she Seminole County Sheriff's td O’Brien happened on the office. arena. Commissioner Fred Dy*on said Commented Behan. *,ll's a small this morning “ I hops- lo get world, Jrwe. i*n't it?” workmen on the Job tomorrow morning " _j | Partitions will have to ho built, j |cabinet* made and a grin-ml re novating of the front room of the jail at well as an abandoned n-ll A meeting of the Dusty Boot* which will he used for the radio Riding Club ha* been railed for operator's room. 8 p. m. tomorrow night at the Sheriff loither Hobby- suggest Ean/ord Farmer’s Auction Market rd that the change bo made at os Highway 17-92. Ihe la*t m.Tting of the Board Purpose of the meeting Is to complete final plans for the rodeo I»\K OF THE HAV parties at Ihe Majfair l*» da in, lie New Year's Kw r I LI CURATING HIE NEW YEAR at the Mayfair Inn wrn- (Irft la right) Mrs. Frank Mrban« Jr.. Over ’*•« of ('minty Conimissioner- in nr I* be held on Feb 21 attended Ihe gala esrnt w h irl started at I* o'clock will d ia lin g , was interrupted briefly at midaght d*r to give other organizations of Ilia. C'y Jarohs, Frank Mebane Jr., Manager of lie Maylair Inn. C*y Jacoby, and Ed “ Porky" Official* of Ih* club urge a for th« merr *making and aois# to welcome New Year, and coticiuucd with a buffet ia th# May- th* county more spar# In th* •lives. Mayfair In* County Club's •later pro. h r. sad Mrs. Jacoby an* frosn Ridgewood, N. J. Court House Building. fall attendance. (Staff Phuto) fair Ion's dining room. (Staff Photo) Holiday Traffic Death Toll Below Estimated Level Commencing Friday, Jan. 4, the Central Florida Blood Bank has agreed to set up a blood donor program at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Harrp Weir, local hospi­ tal administrator said. “ They will hare a technician here Friday,” said Weir, “ and ev­ ery Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ day thereafter.” Explaining the hours that the WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2,1957 Top News In Brief Fire Dept. Kept Busy Over Holiday EJ'J’SK?.1. County's 1st Celery Lawmakers Police Seeking Cut At Behren s Farm Convene Lead To Capture Tomorrow Of Mad Bomber One Accidenl Is Told In County » > - On New Year's "TinTmimita *« fnm t>.S to. 6 DeBary Shooting Victim Reported In Good Condition F. Evans Grandaddy Relief Fund Quota Reached In County Has Ninth Child TidaT Wave Alert is Touched Off In Hawaii Tuesday Officials Start Investigation Of Train Crash 3-Year-Old Boy jsiyj&UDies Of Exposure In Bitter Cold President Seeks End To Menacing Quarrels, Violence Weather Hungarian Police Stop Flash Riot Rep To Be Here Pickpocket Says World Too Small ptaii world." V Hotel Guests Are .matt, in Tor;Overcome By Fumes Additional Local News On Page 7 Renovating Set Tomorrow On New Sheriff's Office 3 Rodeo Plans To Be finished Tomorrow , � 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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HL* S A U B M I W M 'B M wall abort tampon, for family harmony. Tho bead o f tho household should chock there little thing! every day: Is there o fresh egko o f ooom for the bathtub, shower, sad w flk basin? Are soiled towelo replaced promptly with dean onea? Ia tho medielne-cablnot mirror 9 dona and shining, wiped fpre of soop and shoving croon opiottanf A ■>. “ ''• > _ * -' > •■* \ , -v if SkhantedHARBOR By DOROTHY WORLEY, '.■ 'JT \ . »y Dwettr Wodrir. RrerleHO By Bwmtette* * IBe fuMUBtr. AwV» DUtriboteO By ttiaa Fhsturre Srs&cst*. tu n Into • parking space acroaa deal with Lda Alvarea. lik e yew, have a strange feeling tbout Um otrret and ot that moment they o r tho green Dodge park tha whole thing, a feeling l eant explain away. Bo « ly ~ does It amha, backed out and went hi the aomo get tha money? Awd of money, P a (till disturbed i direction. -Sea what 1 mean?" aald BUL that five krzdrrC doOtra. If aa [* m - m J r & t n s s 3 T They watched both cara turn one answers cur ad, then PO tu n It over to you." acroaa tha long bridge. "H a Well spend tt an me BUI got out al Dick’s aar. rrx p im c i H S i "Think l ’U follow them." trip." Prucilla added paakvefy, La ta appear lo bo Ho walked over to hla awn aar "Rita, It would be Blow, having a and got la. Dick watched him little house Uke this to keep. Oh, ^ t s* laltnM n s to ^ 1h*_»Ue* e s Ukn B• eurkm Uttto larger, ot course, but a turn toward the bridge. BIU wma bouse i id a man you're m love a nice fellow, there waa no doubt ■ about that. Waa ha a detective? with." i "Mot stltt thinking op tha yeung If ao, what wae ho looking for la a email, peaceful town like Apala­ doctor, are you?" Rita teased. She eras surprised when Pris­ chicola? cilla aald seriously, "If 1 had a • • • "It’s queer, lan't it, lUla?" chance, 1 think I could Uke him. asked Priscilla. "Our being bore. But of course I won t get the •4 lh * a tta tte e e l b* ice." She began to u ik t t Pvt* Craig u 4 tHefe In this darling UtUe cottage. And just s e r o s a tho atreet, an old something elsa. They were both In had Itt houae that actually belongs to me. A week ago 1 wouldn't have eleven, and Rita eras asleep al­ most immediately. Priscilla lay CHAPTBR n thought all this possible." lB YOUNG d o c t o r arid, "You sort of Ilka it, doo't you*' quite atUl In the other bad. bands -took. Bill, yoti'va been luro Rita smiled at the younger gtxL behind her head, looking out into 1 tone it. I nave a feeling of the still, whits nlghL An indefin­ ■ M * k ot weeks- Pro oekad ao m m a a m Bm o u m t d M ot osw- belonging. If my m o th e r had able fragrance drifted (a on tha soft night air. Today had actually that tt woa aay at my Butt- sever gone away, or If aha But you might accomplish lived and brought me back bare been hot, la tha eighties. Should she a c c e p t tha otter ~l Her voice trailed off. A mo­ It yoo took ■com ae Into ment later, she said, -Rita, dids t from Alvarea? She thought ot Bdeaea. I’d Hka I Dick Devcreaux. be bad been ao what'a oo your mind about thoae you like Dr. Devereaua?" What an a b r u p t change of nice. She waa feeling a l i t t l e to * | ir k ' -Tooteeay Be right. Doe, shot* subject," Rita aald, laughing. drowsy aow, thinking sleep warn t my needing a bttle help. Maybe And yea, I liked him. He's ao far aw ay , when suddenly her blond and browned and out-of- mind waa jerked back to widePm oa tho wrong track." doors looking. And such while awaken***. Had a light flashed "Are you really a writer T" *Tre been a aewapaperman and teeth. But don't go getting Ideas, from an upstairs window in Look­ done acme tree-lancing, but let's Priscilla. You've only seen tha out HouseT Thera it waa again! i twice. How do you know Could U be a reflection? But re­ «o*t aay writing la not why Pm flection from what? There were ■era Ton'll have to treat me far whether you would like him no lights in tha neighborhood no not?" cars passing. 8he got up and " I know." "tt baa armethlag to do with amt two f t ria l" “Forget him." Rita advised went to the window, and w ap­ "Maybe. 1 hope not. UouM you good-naturedly. "You'll probably peared for the third time—ilka a signal. It waa gone almost im­ date with the y o u n g e r never see him again." "Pm being silly, of course. But mediately. She thought of what eno and tnha am along for— 1 did Uka him.'* Priscilla changed Ml. Todd had aald about people ■aetta?" Dick looked at him and laugh tha subjecL "1 suppose wa should acting lights flash there in tha nlghL Tha house waa locked; tha a t "You're taking me a little go over to Lookout Houae But 1 and the Idea rather see if there's anything Pd Ilka to gates were locked. Who or what waa Inside? What did tha flashes keep." appealing. 1 can try "And It w o u ld probably be mean? What about tha a a c r a t At he finished apeeking, aahiny black convertible at foreign make wise, too, to go ahead and accept She watched a little longer, but slid by, the top down, Alvarcs A l"arer offer. After all, tha real behind the wheel. He was driving estate people and Mr. foikl think tha light did not appear again. alowly, hla eyea moving from one It Is more than you’ll bo offered Should aha tell Rita? Rita prob­ again. And more than the prop­ ably would aay she waa half tide of tho afreet to the cither. asleep and dreaming. She would "He, too, la on my mind," BUI erty la actually worth." "1 can’t help wondering why watch tomorrow night and If tha watching. “I’m wondering he's la such a hurry. Perhaps light appeared, then ahe would lately if I'm on Me." "WeU, you k n o w why Ae'i we'd batter meet him at Mr, awaken Rita and let her see for herself. And tomorrow she would here? He contemplatea building Todd's office and UJk It ever.' "You're right, Priscilla. I think start looking for an opening far a hoteL He'a a Mg fisherman, too, tomorrow you should tall Mr, that secret passage. and he’a apeculatlng." (To Bt Continued) They watched Lula Alvarea Todd to go ahead and close tha Double pork chops, each cut with a pocket, toko to stuffing snd baking. S ft& g S s^«'vss.iSe C “ INVESTMENT SERVICES feel that Ike alack market hat reached battam sad la dao for aa upsurge. Wo reremmead IB# part Bare a# T E L E V IS IO N E L E C T R O N IC S FU N D tad believe that fas apywrtaaiiles far advaacoaoat aad earnings are autatandiag. Phone as reilfrl or write far fall iafarmaUott. StanComstock r Establbhed aver 50 years la Orlanda IIIS CONWAY ROAD Phone Oriaade MOM Representing: ALLEN A CO. Lakeland, Florida I-tt— Member: Midwest Stock Exchsnga Chicago Board of Trade _ e _ COMPLETE LM’ESTMEYT SERVICE •{ I vj t t IMA by Dorothy Worlsy. 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WELSH TIR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd Southern B e ll T e le p h o n e 3 * Tears ha Sanford and Tolsgraph Company �• ffit* #anfrtr& Iferalib If Your HartU to D tH vir* By • P. H L'ftB 1921 R*for* 7 P. M. Par Itottviry AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER YOLUWE ILVI1 SANFORD, FLORIDA toU M khri 19M Blood Donor Program To Be Set U p Friday At Local Hospital United P tcm Leased Wire NO. 159 Civil Rights Disputes Face 85th Congress program will be operated, the Ros pitat Administrator said “They expect to take white donors be­ tween 3 and 5 o'clock each after-' noon and colored donors from 5 to >. Purpose of the new Central “ exF.l0.ri^ 5-'<?>d.« * nk P^o^r,^•,l * * ' ! RERUN W - The uneexpetedj The first celery to be eut tn the pUined ‘ »■ to *et replacem-: d rturr fop Mo, cnw M # (trlr. Sanford area was being loaded ents for blood already used by pa­ gallon of top East Herman lead this morning on the Behrens WASHINGTON. SB - Two distients in the hospital and also to e i may lead to a satellite “sum Farm at Monroe Comer. B r UNITED PRKJW putes growing out of the national have an immediate place where mlt” conference to work out Com' Herbert 0 . Behrens, who said Th# nation wound up the Iona controversy over elvll rights con­ people can replace blood on spe­ NEW YORK <n> Pollc* tnunism's answer to the Hungarian this morninz that he ha* been New Year's holiday with a life fronted congress today on the eve checked scores or letters report* cific days." revolt, diplomatic sources said to-1 raising Cilery for Chase A Co. for Mnrtag display of eartful driving of Its new session. Ing "suspicious persons" today The new plan will also broaden day. *30 years, was on hand as crews that held the traffic death toll The 85th Congress formally con­ on the chance that one might lead the present program that i« In op­ •----------cut the celery and prepared it Well below the level estimated by venes st noon EST Thursday, hut to the mad bomber whose home­ eration in Sanford and Seminole | UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. <»r— for loading and shipping most members already wern on made explosives set off * barr­ the National Safety Council. County. Weir said they “will take The U. N. General Assembly: Chase A Co wash house, The final traffic death tally was hand and at work. age of fait* bomb alarms aerot* donors for reserve units which In­ Democratic members of the thr natlo*. eapected to reach about 420. fall* ends Its today holiday recess ItsBehrens said that the celery was; In spite of heavy traffic and cludes any of the organizations The Sanford Fire Department |m short of pre-holiday predict* day to lake up the most pressing j p|,ntfd 96 days ago today and| fog “there were not too many vio­ House gathered this morning for While rrank call* diminished was kept busy on the year’a end and groups which already have aeries of problems ever to face "|j |( a good average crop” a caucus to rhoo*e party leaders Ills by about 70 lives. ( lations over the New Ybar" said their blood bank units and pro­ here—only 12 wer* mad* Tues­ but pranks and celebrations wel“It seems certain now that our the International body. "This i* the eartiest w« have Florida Highway Patrol Trooper and minor officials for the new day compared with ■ high of 40 prr-'hoUday”fst'lm itr 'nf'oo traffic coming the New Year failed to grams underway. session But the principal prob­ eut celery In the Sanford area." T Mark Mack. v •. m miA Ned materialize in a fire alarm. -,We have a terrific blood de­ deaths was Son high.” said lem before them was whether to last Friday—they continued I* WASHINGTON t n - Sen. Ar Seminole County H IP officers discipline two memhers-Rep, Ad­ spread nationally. A metal building and ita con­ ficit in the hospital which is a thur V. Watkins <R Utah) said to­ said Rehrens. R Dearborn, rouncil president, M 1. Cullum, sslesmanager patrolled until I s m yesterday In am Clayton Powell NY and Rep. In tracking down ness hoaxts ••and we are delighted. We only trols were «!lghtly damaged at paper deficit and not actual blood day chances are “pretty good” for Chase A Co. wss at the farm order to control the heavy flow John Bell Williams Miss — who here police found no bombs • ei­ 10:15 p. m. Bee. 20 when a trash on hand to u«c," said the Semi on hand to use **l<1,ne #that Congress will amend the lmwith wa could have missed It by to see the crop that is being har­ of traffic from the many celebra­ bolted the party in th# November ther real *r simulated. However, box next to the building appar­ ■ore. vested "I've been selling celery tions. ently caught fire and spread to trator. “Tbit is actually a service elections as a result of the civil detonation of a firecracker and i Below Nnn-Itoliday Average ders to many more refugees flee since 1927) and I don't think there Thcte wax only one New Year's rights Issue. practice grenade touched off mor* •'it also seems likely that the the building behind Philips Colon­ for those who want to replace Ing Red tyranny. is any ftner in the State of FW wreck, reported Trooper Mick. than a score of telephone cells. blood already used." final holiday toll will be little, if ial CleanersRepublican House members, Ida today," he said about the quali­ At 12 30 a m. Jan I, a station Polic* arrested four young men, “Only slight damage" was the Weir explained "Wa hop* this m v hljher than the toll for a VIENNA «R— Mass firings by ty of the celery. “ It ts a bcauti* wagon driven by Mrs. Katherine with no real issue between them, one a Marine private, after th* Jill-holiday period of the same report from the Sanford Fire De­ will work out. Sixty blood donora caucus this afternoon. the Soviet-imposed Hungarian re­ ful crop of celery," he said. Phagan, 40. apparently went out firecracker Incident which brought a month are necessary In order to langth at this time of year." The partment. Pre-Session Skirmish#* five fir* truck* and Hire* radio average traffic toll for a four day While still fighting thr fire in maintain this service to the pa­ gime may touch off renewed arm­ Behrens has 00 acres of celery of control in Lake Mary resulting In the Senate there wa* preday period in early January is downtown Sanford, at 11:25 p. tients of the hospital and to their ed resistance and a fresh exodus planted this year However, there jin property damage estimated at session skirmishing on a drive lo cars to th* scene, on 57th Street. One of th* youths, Geori* S. m. on the same evening. Dee. 29, families." 420 death*. of refugres to the West, observers were only 14 acres in the area he- t-VW. do away with filibusters, the main ing eut and harvested this mornTrooper Mark saiil that Mrs. weapon used by southern members Searles, 19, was charged with ex­ The United Fress count at 7 a defective kerosene heater re­ People will no longer have tn go said triday. ploding a firecracker. mg. >Phagan waa sent to Seminole Me- to kill civil rights legislationm., KST, showed 396 persons sulted in an alarm for the San­ out of town i t any lime to replaca The grenade shattered an apart­ W W. Tyre, a Chase A Cn. mortal Hospital with an Injured lied In highway accidents since ford Rlre Department. There waa blood already used, commented A group of pro-civil rights sen­ NEW YORK ti* — Stocks! ment window in upper .Manhattan. head the holiday began at « p. m. F ri­ no damage. supervisor, looking over the row jWeir. “It will he an immediate firmed at the opentng today, star-i pf ators scheduled a morning meet­ ^ jn? ^ #|)d |<M „ , d(, According to the Trooper's re­ ing in the office of Sen. Paul A similar grenads waa found unday. Another 54 persons were A gras* fir* at the corner of service on Mondays, Wednesdays Ung the new year on the right killed In Area. 5 in plane crashes sixth St. and Persimmon Avt. and Fridays, where people will font I and then packed irtto crates for port, the station wagon was trav­ Douglas D—III to work out atra- cxplodcd nearby. I f I lot In miscellaneous mishaps was brought under control' by not have to wait. ' trucking to the wash house, com- eling north near the south end of trgy for their anti-filibuster move. l l f an overall toll of 556. J mented "This is good quality cel­ l.ake Mary at the KR crossing Southern senators were meeting in the local fire fighters on the af­ Said Weir “We hop* that we when it went off the left hand the afternoon in the office nf Sen. California, which had the na­ ternoon of Dee. 31 at 2 13 p. m. can get a good response." ery." tion's wont Christmas holiday re­ The only other fire alarm over Harvesting of the Behren cel side of the road crashing into a Richard B. Russell D—Ha to map ford with 73 deaths, again led the the New Year was antwered this ery today will begin the cel- j I*owcr pole guy wire, jumped Ihe plant for fighting hit move. states with 35 fatalities. Texas was morning at 7:55 a. m. a t 1507 Change Proposal Gains Vole ery season in the Sanford area railroad tracks, for a distance of second with 32, followed by Penn- Elliott Ave. A flooded kerosene Supporters of Ihe anti-filibuster Other areas around Sanford haveljjVl’ roximately 78 yards The condition of 3fr«. Evelyn fylvania with 31. Illinois 20. Ohio heater caused no damage. 1already been producing, w it h* P * *u" * * * condition* were prevalent move gained a new adherent Tues­ Frank Evans of latke Mary, nrlStilman wa* listed aa “ good” at If. North Carolina 16 and New! ................. . . some celery already eut and packi *“ '■"> «»"»** • » < a rd e n t, said day night. Sen. John Sherman I The Emergency Fund for Hun­ from Ihe ZcII%mm>«| urea. i Trooper. York 15. Coopvr II Ky said he would vole Seminole Memorial TToepItal fol- . garian Relief ha* been overrub- tfinator of llif Lake Mnry Pioneer lowing a shooting In which one of for the rule* change. night, and Inn* time resident of Nearly a hundred hands were I scribed in Seminole County, acher toe* was Injured on New In the House Democratic lead |cording to Frank Evans, chairman Ihe Seminole County community j employed in the operation this Year's Eve. era predicted In advance of to of the Board of Directors of Ih* is receiving congratulation* from j morning as they rut, parked in According to report* front th* day's caucus that Powell and Wil­ Seminole Cousty Chapter of Ihe Ids friend* and neighbors the**! bo\e», trimmed. »•?'!office of the Votus^r Cmjnty Sher­ liams wotfld Jlpiacccplsd—through . . . onto. tnscXn Sanlonl Area s fira tt-. ...... » American Red Crow.. — Jd»v* not universally wstromed-back in­ iff In DeLand, Robert stllman I* MART1NSRURG, W. Va. s j* ; . rop Of celery fur the 195(1 37 sea A week ago, said Evans, there being held In th* Volusia County to the parly. He's a “granduddy" again. BaltlmoiT A Ohio Railroad offi­ son. Jail, pending charges. HONOLULU HP— A heavy earth- cials startl'd nnl investigation to­ were 23 eountiea In Florida which EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASK. Evans reported this morning SKImao. 57, whos* horn* is on make in the Gulf of Alaska day to determine why two freight had "gone over the top" In rais­ NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION c ,l i f 'W*— The Air Ferre Inday that his daughter, Claire Evans Madera Rd. in DeBary, la report­ touched off a tldnl wave alert In trains traveling In opposite direc­ ing their quotas for the Import­ KNOXVILLE. Term. *in - Rich I blended Its sympathy to the pared to have recently undergone ant emergency relief fund. O'Connor, of Forest Hill*, L. L, Hawaii Tuesday. ard Hibson must keep his New |f *'l* » three-year-old boy who died tions were routed over n single surgery and had returned horn*. •W e are v ery happy that ourNew York, gave birth lo her ninth The University of California at i tine track at the same time. Year's resolution fur at least two of exposures in below-freezing The shooting, according to th* 0f | quota has been reached," said child on Ihe la«t day of 1950 years or pay up lo $30 in fines. temperatures after becoming lost Berkley recorded three distinct The trains, hauling a total Volusia County Sheriffs office, r*> ^ Frank Evan* this morning. quakes “which could have done 311 ears, collided head-on Tues­ Judge M. O. Bollard Tuesday ov* r " M * ln ,h* desert. The-new grandfather said thnt billed from a quarrel at th* StUHAVANA 4B - President Fiilgrn (£ 'a t damage" If they occurred In day. killing three errumen and hi* daughter now has six boys j vilipended payments of fines on | llrliroptrr pilot MaJ. Jones man home between Mr and Mri. cia nztlsta ha* called for an end Selgler curly Tuesday spotted the injuring five other*. Roth locomo­ Inhabited areas. charges of carrying » knife, disSttlmaa. and three girls, the last youngstrr to the “ menacing quarrel* and lightly-clad body of Bill Ray Tyre* ordcily conduct nnd resisting ar­ They began recording here at tives and It car* left the rails No details leading up to th* born on Dee. 31 wa* a boy. rest after Hib-on resolved to stay in n sagebrush and sand area violence" among various political shooting were available from In­ I 17 p. m. EST. A spokesman nnd piled up along the right of Clear to partly rloody through Mrs. Claire Rvnns O’Connor Is out nf trouble here for at least lei* than two miles from this elements that plagued Cuba In Ihe vestigating officers who lodged ■aid they were “strong enough to way. Thursday. IJttlr change In temper­ base's main gate. Standing guard closing months nf 1956 The collision occurred II miles ature. th wife of Dr. Daniel J . O'Connor.1two year*. the DeBary resident In Jail. Make the tidal wave alarm sys­ At leant 66 persons died in th# beside Ihe boy's body was his west of here along the Potomac tem clang like mad." uncle's pet cocker spaniel. eruption of political tempers dur- £ * I C •*_ The tidal wave alert waa called niver. More than 1,000 airmen and el- Ing December alone, 27 nf them j O C I O l j G C U r i l V The men killed were riding In •ff when reports from Fairbanks 7 villnn* had combed the desert In between Christmas and N ew ) •nd Sitka. Alaska and the Phil­ the diesel locomotive of an east- j temperatures that dropped to 28 Year*. bound train hauling 14-5 loaded! ippine* indicated no unusual Batista made his appeal for a freight ears and nine empty carsj VIENNA tB — Hungarian po-1 No serious injuries were report- snaked for two block* along An- degrees. A representative of the Social flange In tides. Billy Ray and the dog apparent­ “ballot* not bullets" solution In a Security Administration District from Cumberland d., to Bruns-! dra«sy Street and coiled around a lice and militia crushed a flash •"*__ , New Years message to the nation. ly wandered away from the base wick, Md. Office in Orlando will be at the corner. flatred of Police housing project 3lomlay afternoon. He said: “ Wc proclaim once more Civic Center Bldg., Ft. klsllon Their train, believed traveling rl"l *8aln*t Communist strong United Press staff correspond' The shoppars surged forv.atd as The hoy, son nf an airman sta­ than th# best arms for the ex­ Park, Sanford, on Friday, Jan. at about 25 miles an hour, crash­ arm methods today by driving ent Jack Meehan reported that he the door* ware opened. Nervous ed Into a freight with ISO empty their trucks Into a shouting. Jeer­ wss (tending near the scene In polire a» the head of the line tioned here, wsa dressed In a ercise of right and peace are bal­ 4. Friday, Jin . 11 and Friday, Jan. T-shirt, blue je*ns and shoes and lots " coal ears westbound from Cumbo, ing rrowd of 2.000 shoppers in Bu­ Budapest when the Hungarians' IK. 1937 between th* hours of 9:30 clutched thetr weapons In front of socks when h« mad* hi* fatal NEW YORK tP— You can has* dapest. Th# holiday wsv* of terrorism a. m. and noon. W. Va., lo Keyser, W. Va. still smouldering hatred of th# potheir chests and tried to shove that adage about there being trek Into the desert surrounding was climaxed hy a hombing New Thla service is madr available The demonstration began in lire erupted into open insult, hark the crowd. “safety In numbers," as far as this large ba<«. Doctor* said the Years Eve In the famed Tropi- to those who wish to apply for •runt of a state-run department shoving and jeering that culmln.itThis action apparently changed Jose Torres is concerned. He’s hitler cold wa* more than the boy can* Cabaret. Two 18 yeni'-old Old-Age and Survival* Insuzanc* .tore which opened Its doors for I e,| in |j,e demonstration, thr good nalurrtl mood into one seld on Ihe one that wys “It’s a _ _ the first lime since the rebellion j ('internment announcements by of anger. Within a matter of sec­ could stand and he probably died |women were seriously injured in benefits, social seeorlly account ptaii world." too .matt, in T o r ; O v e r c o m e B y F u m e s started in October, It was broken »nd radio had drawn some onds. the rrowd became a shout­ umelirne during the early morning i the rxposion one losing an arm. numbers, or obtain information ahour*. ------. *•’ *, _ „ MIAMI BE tfH m — Eight up by powerful police and militia IA00 persons to the Magyar 1)1- ing. Jeerin2 ma»s. bout the Social Security program. Torres. 27.1 MAN DIVES INTO Several years *2°. Torres. 27. *» a swank Miami Beach force* within half an hour, vetsesrnnk, a famous store which Cop* Swing Clubs #f Chester, N. Y., a‘ convicted ----ICY EAST KIVKH RAT PROVES IIAI.KY hotel were overcome Tuesday j Police used their clubs, but not had been destroyed during the re­ An excited officer shouted what pickpocket, was spotted in rather when deadly chlorine gas fume* iheir guns. The initial group of volt and whose goods had been NEW YORK .tn- Asked by hla WOODRIDGE, N. J . .tfl Fire apparently was an order. Police •mbarrassing circumstance* hy fitted a rorrldor. i policemen on the scene was un- tt-ansferred to the shop which np io the from rank icrked Iheir tom­ officials ferreted for a ferrrl lo rsMcuer* why he chose to highfist. Nell nehan and P-lective di\r onto the icy East River ear­ Twn nf the victims were hos ’ »h!« to «opr with the sngrr of th* cned today. my guns into firing position and day after a rat proved balky. OBrien. who know Jo*» well. At pitaliled and six others, tnclud- j crowd. But when reinforcements A ferret was sought when a ly Tuesday, Joe Galanle, It. ex­ Strong police and militia forces j U*ped to positions overlooking the the time, several day* before ing the hotel msnager and a 12- arrived, they drove their truck* stood with their tommy guns crnwd rat, assigned to run a string plained: Christmas. Jose was In a crowd­ year-old boy, were released after I straight Into the ranks of “If* Die best way I know to the shouldered and watched the hap-1 Reinforcements w.-ri- called out through a 730 foot pipe, quit after ed midtown store—and al*o In a treatment. solx-r up.” demonstrators and scattered them. py, jostling line nf shoppers which an,| (heir trucks split the demon- traveling 600 feel. woman’* pur**, balms into two groups Polire a For this, h* got six months. then systern.itic.sll> mov-d toward **E a rly Tuesday, Jose, who po­ thr center of thr demonstration l e * describe as th* city’s only and the crowd was dispersed. known commuting pickpocket, svas •oe of some 500.000 persons wel­ Renovating Set coming in th* New Year in Times •quare Tomorrow On New In such • gathering, Jos# deem­ ed it unlikely Indeed that any de­ Sheriff's O ffice tective*— e.neeisu.or O'Brien—would observe him in Work will probably start at 2><'ration. But long shot* do hap the Seminole County Jail tomor row morning in Hie renovating of Ihe front rad of the huildil.g Police said Jos* had just dipped in order that it may he used as to a lady's purse when Behan she Seminole County Sheriff's td O’Brien happened on the office. arena. Commissioner Fred Dy*on said Commented Behan. *,ll's a small this morning “ I hops- lo get world, Jrwe. i*n't it?” workmen on the Job tomorrow morning " _j | Partitions will have to ho built, j |cabinet* made and a grin-ml re novating of the front room of the jail at well as an abandoned n-ll A meeting of the Dusty Boot* which will he used for the radio Riding Club ha* been railed for operator's room. 8 p. m. tomorrow night at the Sheriff loither Hobby- suggest Ean/ord Farmer’s Auction Market rd that the change bo made at os Highway 17-92. Ihe la*t m.Tting of the Board Purpose of the meeting Is to complete final plans for the rodeo I»\K OF THE HAV parties at Ihe Majfair l*» da in , lie New Year's Kw r I LI CURATING HIE NEW YEAR at the Mayfair Inn wrn- (Irft la right) Mrs. Frank Mrban« Jr.. Over ’*•« of ('minty Conimissioner- in nr I* be held on Feb 21 attended Ihe gala esrnt whirl started at I* o'clock will d ia lin g , was interrupted briefly at midaght d*r to give other organizations of Ilia. C'y Jarohs, Frank Mebane Jr., Manager of lie Maylair Inn. C*y Jacoby, and Ed “ Porky" Official* of Ih* club urge a for th« merr *making and aois# to welcome New Year, and coticiuucd with a buffet ia th# May- th* county more spar# In th* •lives. Mayfair In* County Club's •later pro. h r . sad Mrs. Jacoby an* frosn Ridgewood, N. J . Court House Building. fall attendance. (Staff Phuto) fair Ion's dining room. (Staff Photo) Holiday Traffic Death Toll Below Estimated Level Commencing Friday, Jan. 4, the Central Florida Blood Bank has agreed to set up a blood donor program at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Harrp Weir, local hospi­ tal administrator said. “They will hare a technician here Friday,” said Weir, “and ev­ ery Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ day thereafter.” Explaining the hours that the WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2,1957 Top News In Brief Fire Dept. Kept Busy Over Holiday EJ'J’SK?.1. County's 1st Celery Lawmakers Police Seeking Cut At Behren s Farm Convene Lead To Capture Tomorrow Of Mad Bomber One Accidenl Is Told In County » > - On New Year's "TinTmimita *« fnm t>.S to. 6 DeBary Shooting Victim Reported In Good Condition F. Evans Grandaddy Relief Fund Quota Reached In County Has Ninth Child TidaT Wave Alert is Touched Off In Hawaii Tuesday Officials Start Investigation Of Train Crash 3-Year-Old Boy jsiyj&UDies Of Exposure In Bitter Cold President Seeks End To Menacing Quarrels, Violence Weather Hungarian Police Stop Flash Riot Rep To Be Here Pickpocket Says World Too Small Hotel Guests Are V Additional Local News O n Page 7 3 Rodeo Plans To Be finished Tomorrow , �i .T « .. afttortalaad la hsoar of kop hue)OAd’> birthday. It wao a family party eomprosed of Mr and Mr*. P. D. Anderson ir . of Tampa add . I their thIIJren. Mona and Donald, Mr*. Anderion'i aunt, Mrs. Louise P. WlUon and cousins, Mr. and Mr*, dame* V. Richard., all af Enterprise. The big living room was bright with Braillhin pepper i f VtlGlMA P. ANDERSON berries and rod candles. After an evening of visiting, tho hostess D«c. 12, th# Business Women’* plsced a large decorated birthday Circto o t the Cammunity O in n h coke in front of Mr. Anderson hold It* aonUlp ffltstmg a t tbo while the company sing "Happy home i f Mr*. 8. P. Fowler. A Birthday". Tho honor guoot rut C hrist*** TrM owl; »pproprl*tf the cake while tho two Mrl. An•deeofatMoa tksoughout 0 # Uvi02 demons and Mooa served lee aod dining room seamedd to uther eteam, coffee, nuU and assorted In th* holiday »*»»on. Mr*. W*1 candles. tor !• Piper, proldenl presided • • # ond tha hostels tad the devotion*. .DOT. 20. Sants CUus tame to Tbo mtetitcs of lM jr«vlou * meet1 X a k l. lfOQrl./fl w ar the aantui lag wore road a»O pPrtf«d and PhrOlrnoa Y re* sponsored by the tbo treasurer’* report showed an Chamber Of Commerce and made overall balance of I1M.I0. possible each year thru th* Mrs. P. D Anderson gave a combining effort* of th* cmshort report of tbo suceois Of th* tiro community. This year, Mr. Concert by the choir Of H*mp* and Mrs. Ed Zimmerman were don Dtt06s* Academy from Zell* ihe rommltteo Hi ehirge. assisted wood, which had b e ll attended by two msmbara from the P*TA, by mombora of th# thro* Okurehei the home demonstration stub ia L*ks Miry end had been such and each church. Frank Evan* an outstanding community avent contributed the tail Tree agllttcr I t was daoldod that worm cloth* with lights and decoralons. The lac for Hnagsrlan r*fo|«os ho hall waa (Iliad ta the brim with donated by members and sent to eager ehildran and their no less Ward Service for dUtribtttiea. eager parents, whan the Rev. L. MM. E. E. True W*. oloetad to W. Scott gave Ihe benediction. aorv* as tbo group’* member so Carol alnglng, led by the Olrl the okorth eommHtoo for tho Scouts occupied th* youngsters — M ittai of sow offleor*. Mr*. until tha arrival of th* man in P M l*r, a a ir m io of tko Christ- the red suit, who gave each child • a i project committee discussed • gift and a bag of candy. valooa need* In tbo vltfflity and Mr. and M.-s, George Griffin M t a r decided that the group are announslng tha birth of a WoMd buy *oma wearing opparsl Sou, Dennis Frank on Dec. t. A r t e worthy yoonf woman, a i Tho young weighed IS pounds, aWadOMd wife who ta a otraag ilo u ia o *, or ia our lend. Mr. aad Mr*, P. D. Andersea Several year* ago the Buslaoss Jr . and chllden, Mans and Don* Women dosldod ta t h e to other* aid of Tampa, spent the weekend s M i r the* oMfcont* gift* them* of Dm . 18 with hit parent*, Mr. ssh ts at their annual Christmas and Mrs. P. D, Anderson. M M flf oad this aow eustom has Mr. and Mrs. R. J . Kletey are M is to them roai wtpnurtnf of announcing tho birth of a daught­ the trw spun of Christmas. er, There#*, on Dee. IT. At tho ooMtdotoa of th* bull sooo sooften tho hoots** served Sanday, Dae, aa, Mr. and Mr*. pi# and coffee to members ond K. M. Olaaaol entertained Ihe who hid enjoyed me* who work far him and their tbofr husbands huihom on Informal evening with5 Mr. families a l « ham dinner. After* Itewfer. Present wore the Rev. wards they aaehanged gifts. En* and Mr*. L. W. Scott, Mr. and joying tho Olaaeon’a hospital* Mrs. Jo * Smother*, tho Rev. and Ity were Mr. and Mrs, William Mr*. James M. Thompson, Mr. Thome, "Shipper" Mellon and and Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Mr. Miss Annatt* Brooks, Mr. aod and M n. Leon Taylor, Mr. am Mr*. R. W. Keogh and their three Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mrs. Rich­ eons, Craig, Keith and Colin. Friends of the Miss** Clar* and ard Beebe, Mr*. If. M. Cochran Edith Spears will bo glad to and Mrs. Piper. a a • know that they arrived from Dec. U the Lake Mary Com thsir Cleveland, Ohio homo, Dae. moSHy Hall wae the seen# of a a« and will spend th* winter in Silver Tea given by ladle* of the their Lake Mary home. Mtsaresta Cnursh for Charles W, Sunday afternoon. D*e. 13, Mr. SJoblom Jr . who aspects to Isavo early la January for Travesca and Mr*. P. D. Anderson called College In NaihvUls, Tsnn., where on Orlando friends, Mrs. M. 0 . he will enter tho . minister!* Overstreet and daughter. Mis. school. Elisabeth Overstreet and on T he retreshmeiWfabte as wall Judgd and H r/ i'ffcp . Duckworth ad tba gift tabid'Xb/a covered and lislsled- Mr*.. A. ft. Iloguo with lace table doth* and da* in her annual Christmas Tree for corated with arrangements of rad 100 Underplvilcged Children. This peinaettlae flanked by rad can* is always a big event, held in of her home, die*. Miss Oayl* Burk* presided th* spacious garden ------------at Ika guest kook and punch, cof* with Santa Claus, toys and ru foe and Individual tik«*a were frrshmenu for alL Christmas Day was a big day served the guest* during the evening. The honored guest re* for Mr. and Mr*. R. H. Eubanks. salved many gifts of clothing U began when a white orchid and asheol supplies and a pun* of arrived, tho gift of her seven more than $100. Many friends grandchildren, destined for her to tailed during Ihe evening to wish wear to dinner, which they, toether with their daughter Miss him well. Hostesses for this plea rma Jra n hsd with thOir neigh­ sent occasion were Mrs. W. Burke. Mr* J . L Bullard, Mrs bors, Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy. Prank Mlnshew, Mr*. William After dinner, on their return to by Matthews, Mr*. Herbert Lamport, iheir homo, they wet# met Mn. William Ertel, Mrs. Hilda their daughters and their families, Fortier, MrS, rrtd Robbins, Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wise of OrMr*. John Lillian Plllan, Mr*. J . W. Grlf landoi M/Kgt. end fin, Mrs. L. C. Tlllli, Mrs. Wil- Louis flalsbury of Tarnpaj and Ulm Dorton, Mn. Joan (inert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hickson of Sanford. When friend* began and Mrs. 9. Drawdy. lo drop in and wish them well, Dec. IS Mr*. P. D. Andersen the secret tamo out. Thn child* f J CENTRA!, FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. L OC KE R P L A N T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Went T h irte en th S tre e t Phong 1.11R TH ESE PRICES EFFEC T IV E THURB. - FHI. - SAT. yi-.L Jlfi.LDR A— DlRF.rT FROM lAN'Al, FABM.U m URGE " W m CRN U J. CHOICE SE R F ROUND STEAK - 69c OUR OWN FUNK I LEAN PURR PORK SAUSAGE GRO U N D BEEF LB. 49c ! LB. 37c LEAN ALL MEAT BEEF STEW WHOLE BUN | lb. 49c AOKD IN THIB PLANT ORANGE J U IC E SHARP CH EESE 7 cons 99c LB. 69c WESTERN LEAN CENTER (X T PORK CHOPS - 59c Li * ; .-,-." By DOROTHY W ORLEY C ISO* *T DeroOW W«rWy. tUprlaU* hr XfmUsWa •( Ike SMIUher. ArtUm Cooks. __ ________ _ ixurtbutsd by Kiaa Paataree SntdtcSU. Mia glancs included them both, i “Yes, lit* place tide quite a hisC H A PT B It U p u t lUCHARD DEVEREAtfX and Prtaeuia looked at Hit* (or tdty. Several of those aid places around. Your name—Barits—It’s U slowed Sia car to a atop a* an answer, "Why not?" fu i* said amiably, Upunish, isn't Itf" Prtaeiiu cam* out of th* bouse nil down and tell Ua something 1 b Itf" lit* th* o u t afternoon. "Then you r# not Spanish T" -Why, nsilo!" 8h* tasked up about your town." 1 suppose my mother )USl It W8S soon apparent that Ujo wltM a friendly smile. “It’s the doctor’s attention waa mostly on liked the name." Again she did doctor ogam." net answer directly. "I waa in me neighborhood and Prtsellld, leaving d clear field for lid crumbled • cracker absent­ uw you e ome Si ► tat," he said BUI Duval with HitA Rita waa ly. "My mistake, then. I thought pleasantly. "No men mo a b r im p thinking, That Waa * little ob­ parkapg you wet*. Didn’t I see vious. mil Duval waste to talk p*ma f" to me. But wnyf The doctor you talking with th* Spanish fal­ "No pains at all. 1 ts*l wonder- Isn’t that much interested in Pris­ low, Alvars*. who owns th# a li­ ful." Thsir syes mat and held. cilla. oh* nsd an uncanny in* ver Bonnt" "Better b* earefui a day or so tuition that Bill Duval wanted ta He hadn’t, of course, because longer. It lakes • little while to talk to ner for • purpose. Ihe she hadn't been talking ta Al­ get back ta normal after such an would nave liked him, otherwise, varez. attack." He waited for ber reaction, Priscilla and tha doctor got up "Ob I’m all right now," Pris­ 16 dsntft. thinking. She’s clavsr. She knows cilla assured aim. -W ar* on cur •ill Duval lost M urn* in get- 1 didn’t sea her talking ta Alvarei way ta BUug’a right now ta get a ting the conversation started, "t and she's already discerned rm •teak." believe Dr. Devrrratm said you trying to find out something, And she doesn’t bat aa eyelash. He " B r o ile d ," the doctor said. were a writer." "Ilave It broiled." Me teemed an Hits looked at him, her cyea waa already convinced, or almost, th* verge of saying something veiled undtr th* long, upeurlinf that she waa not the person na els* DUt Rita cam* out Just then lashes, instead of answering ms waa looking tor, but why was a* and b* changed his mind. He question dirstUy, tha said, "I warning berf Me admired her said, instead, "OOdd lock, then, can't recall telling Dr. Dsvercaua manner and ho found himself lik­ ing her, and be careful" Ha drove on. that. Perhaps Priscilla did." Rita cold, smiling s little, And you’re bare tor "Wasn't that tha doctor?" ask­ terlalT" He met bar eyes square­ "th a t’s a beautiful boat. Isn’t ed Rita. It, the BUtor Hong 7" "Yea." Prtasilia’a eyas war# fol­ ly. Ha had a very direst took "Yss," be said. "Quits a Maury She looked hack at hits just a* lowing hie ood. "Ha stepped ia directly. "Th#r* aSenU to have yacht, to ha anchored in a pert see how l waa fading."plenty at material bar* ta Ilka Uila. It belongs down around "D t you ewppeea he makss s e t Of course you know Miami or Nassau with others in practice el going around after that a number of book* have Si* Its class. I haven’t been on it. calls to ace bow his p*U* ready been written about Apw* Have you?" faaiuig T" Instead of anew*ring, she said. LnV oil "If 1 can’t sea turn any other lachleolA" She took a cl g a m ~mj.“ PrtactUa Priscilla said Cheerfully, Che*(fully, *i from the pack he extended, loaded *Tv« heard he's going ta nave a way toward the lighter he had (napped big party an board, so perhaps uuals m sat something open. Over the sudden golden we'll both sco It. Btayhs he's htr* shouldn't." "Y ou easily do ilka him, don’t flare, eh* said, iter aye# not teav tor tha fishing." BUI lighted another cigarst and ing his, "And what la your buaty o u ?" here, Mr. Duval T You're said, looking at her direeUy, "May “Yes." Priscilla said, and IUUI be. I’ve seen him talking ta on# waa a UU1* troubled at tha dad not a He put Uu lighter away. "No. Of those shrimpers." Bitensas ot tha* otto word. "Are you interested in the man, Later at Maud's, after they had No, rm not a native, rm having given thsir order, Priscilla said a holiday of aorta," he paused, Mr. Duval T Btnor Alvarea, I mean, flot the fisherman." in a quick lUtla breath, "Don't "and looking around." The question Waa so direct that ’Seems 1’vo heard jrou’f# a look just dow, but l think the fdr a moment It disconcerted him, doatee is standing by the isle* writer, also." phone booth." Bill Duval’s hesitation was par- but this waa not spparsnt when Rite looked discreetly and said, •eptIM*. Then he aaid la an off­ ha said lazily. "Let s say curious. not entirely pleased, "U ia. And hand manner, "OH—eporta, that Not many stronger* stay around BUI Duval is with him—" Ube sort of thing." Its changed the H long, especially those with pri­ broke off and Whispered, "They're subject "Plan to be hers long 7" vate yachts." "Isn’t there talk of his bund­ coming over her*. You told Dr. (Uta lifted a shoulder In a tiny Devereaux we were coming Here, shrug. "A few days, possibly ing over on the Island? Or buildi hotel here 7 Isn't Apalsehland it asetns we’re f a llo w e d longer." an* waa sura now that supposed to ha hsvtng a again; BlU Duval was trying to find out The twe rr.ca came up to the something, and with the Irritation boom or something because of and th# doctor said pleas* she had fslt, there cam* amuse­ Uta prospective channel to tha daily,', "Having that iteah?" ment. She decided, 1 can play Gulf I" BIB Duval s h r u g g e d . 1 "Yea, Doctor. Broiled. And Pm this game, too. famished." Thera waa a Ult la Hie next question came Sven wouldn't say Alvarea was tha PrlaciUa’a voice. more eaeumlly. "Didn’t I see you type to be interested In a land Dr. Devem u * Introduced Bill aa s your friend at Lookout boom anywhere — or a hotel, either." Duval Than h* said, "1 baypatuA iHouse?" to have a free *v*mng-*o f W k Matching hit ton#* iha Mid, "Well, Tm sure 1 don't know," a* isaot—and Bill and I also felt "It'a a picturesque old place, isn’t Rita said vaguely, her tone indi­ Inclined toward steaka. May wa It? t understand It waa built be- cating that she didn't care. (T o Bo ConUnuoJ/ join you?" fore tho War Between th* Btatea." O !**•. *r Dorothr u 'i r i d i c 'h'L“h*r' b ®0* * a ren had arranged this surprise Lyman Frlsby. open house to celebrate their "Skipper" Nelson, PFC U. 8. parents 28th wedding anniver­ Marine Corps, stationed at Lesary, A three tiered wedding rake Jcuna, N. C. Is home for tha holi­ appeared as well as a silver day*. toffee percolator! And It was a Cspt. Klnar Turning Is home (omplele surprise to Ufa honored, for neveral weeks. It will bo re­ making It twite as pleasant an ee- membered that the Turnings cation. bought (he Short home on Lake Christmas Ere, Mr. and Sirs. Mary. He Is captain of tha largest P. I), Anderson wsm Iha guests oil tanker afloat and eapeels to of Sir. ami Mrs. Eugene Seaman rsllre to hi* Lake ktary home and children, Karen, Jean and before too long. David, at the Impressive Candle­ Hobby Taylor, UR Air Fore*. light Service at Ihe Nsv»l Air Turner Field, Ga. is enjoying a fltation Chapel. This is an annual holiday leave at home. He has Navy radltlnn and eagerly ant­ been allowed to remove the brace icipated by all who have ever from hi* leg which la slowly attended one. On their return, coming back to normal aftc n they enjoyed coffee and fruit Compound fracture In the summer. cake at Ihe Seaman home. Mrs. Nettle Baker, patient at Christmas Day was spent pretty Central Klolda TR Hospital In much by lake Msry families Orlando, *pcnt th# holidays with with thsir families. Fallowing her son and daughler-inllaw, are tome of Ihe day’s activities. Col. and Mr*. W. E. Raker. Mr. amt Mr*. VY. V. (Uilleberry Mr*. J. $1. Hand we* CTtfllt •pent Iha dsy wlih Ibelr >en end mas dinner gu#*l of Airs. W. A daughter'ln-taw, Mr. artd Mr,. C. Lowe. Castleberry «ml two daughters In C. I). Donaldson Is home again Nichols, Mr*. Hilda Kuril,-r was after a period of special school with her brolher-In-law and sta­ Ing In Chicago, 111., where he ler, Mr. and Mr*, (‘nlumlm we* sent by hi# employer, Swift Parlna in Lmigwood. Mr. and and Co. Following this ln *lft-t,"’i Mt*. L. C. DuUetlck weie with course, Mr. Donaldson Will hsvs friend* In SI. Cloud. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hdiigl.i** and *on of l>e- rhargo of setting Up dll display* l-ahd and Mr. and Mr*. J„,< for Swift and Co., in the stale. Doughs** of Sanford were Ihe It will mean ho will ba traveling dinner fiiesia of Ihe parents of most of lb* lime but It will at*o ihe men, Mr. and Mr*. V. E. mean a nice promotion. Ills Douglass, The Rev. and Mr* J . many friends are glad to wish M. Thump,,m were with lhe|r son him well. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Amalone und daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jam s* 0 a> Thompson and of New York have arrived and Two children in Urlimio,~e|r. *nd arc irttling into •>,* lmu*<* they Mr*. William Lefflsr hid dinner bought from the Rsuers, a crust with their son-in-law and daught­ fom Ihe Naiaien* Chueh. The Christmas season in Lake er, Mr. and Mrs. Marahall Rmlth and daughter* Clara and Lynn. Mary was gay with any number Hr. and Lira. AI I’s i t and of parti,-*. Primary member* of daughters and Iha new son ware the Baptist Chapel Sunday School were entertained by their teachers, dinner gusils of his parents. Mr. and Arthur Marrham al* Mrs. W. A. F.llanwood ami Mr*. Chrlstmai dinner In Winter H. D. Nellies, early In the week, (lames were played and refresh­ Park. Th* MU*f* Clara and Kdllh ments served and each child re­ (peers went to Orlando for Ihslr ceived a lifts from his teacher. ChrliIstmas dinner. Also during th* w*sk befor* Mr. and Mrs. Al Cats are an­ Christmas there was n plenty for nouncing Iha birth of a son, th* Junior High end High School Roger, Dale, al Iha Seminole Classes of the Community Church Memorial Hospital, Dee. If. School al Ihe homo of the teach­ Mr. and Frank Evans war* the er. Mrs. II. W. Keogh. It began gueits, Christmas Dsy of Ihslr with * cook over Ihe grill in the grandchildren, Mr. and Mr*. hack yard ami ended undtr the Jack Stuart and children In tree in the Keogh living room, Altamonte Springs. where presents were esehangsd. 21r. and Mrs. U C. Uuttsrlck of Attending betides Ihe teacher Wol/eboro, N. II. art her* again were: th# Rev. and Mr*. L. W. Scott. Jodie Tombler, Myrna for Iha winter. Air. and Airs. CStil Dliksll and Williams. Dolores Kirseh, Jo Ann son, Carl Roland ol Atlanta, (la., Newbury. Carla Newbury, Laura •pent tho holiday* with her Mao Donaldson, Robert Newmother, Mrs. J . L Bullard. tony, I..inny Enu-rson, Robert ami Friends of MUs Oris Saunders Sieve Willis, Ricky Roth, Craig, will be glad to hear (hit the i* Keith and Colio Ksogh and thsir at home and recuperating from father, K. W. Keogh. lung surgery. Mrs. Eileen Willard and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. John Shilling of Carla Newbury gave the Kinder­ Michigan ac visiting Mr. and Mr*. garten sad Nursery d a u s s of 01 m X -LGE. 52c C llll J 55c -.v «ry ; . V HARBOR Lake Mary a ; -i. STEAK > 59 -Super • Right” Western 8t « f B**r RIB ROAST “Super • Blight** W estern B l f t r B « « f SHORT RIBS Ib, 35c “Super • Right” Freshly » GROUND BEEF 3 lbs $1.00 “S u p er« RUh* All M tsl BOLOGNA •’SUPER-RIGHT- Tender Snud Smoked Boneless BUTTS Ib. 59< . Ib. 39c “Al,L GOOD” Top Qt»Hty Sliced BACON Ib. 47c Capl’n John's Oeaan PERCH FILLETS Ib. 37c AAP Virginia Salted 7W0, can gamuts I 25c Ann Png* Prepared SPAGHETTI 15*4 oz. CANS .MAMMOTH COLORED m 9 A&V’o N ow Fresh CHEESE lb. 49c holiday party at Lhi hofno of the former, Saturdiy afternoon, Dec. 23. After numerous games were played by Ihe Utile folks, Santa Claus arrived with a gift for each. Rfreshmenls of punch, cookies and candy completed the after­ noons gsletp. Dec. 34 the homo of Sheriff and Mrs. J . L. Hobby In Sanford was Ihe selling for n combined birthday and anniversary party. It was Keith Kfegh’s fourth birth­ day and bis grandparents, Air. and 2lrs. H. M. Olesson’s^33rd wedding anniversay. A holiday them,, had been used In the houto decoration,. Refreshments were served to the honor guests and klrs. Ida Ksogh, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Keogh. Mrs. Eileen Willard and Kathy Willard, Colin and Craig Keogh, Jud ami Lola llnhby. Tha Friendship lies* of th* Cemreuniiy Church held Its re­ gular monthly mealing at the Horn# of Mr. and Air*. Joe Smalheri, Dee. IS. Al this lime plans were mad* for a ham supper to lie held Jin . IA. St A:30 si Ihe church. Tickets will be on sal* if!*,- Jan. 1, sand all prscredt w!!l fo tu the church’s building fund. Al th* conclusion of Ihe business session the hostess served rake, ciioklM, candy, mils and coffee. Tlie Sunday School of the Community Church gave Its an­ nual Christmas program, Sunday evening, Dee. 23, with each de­ partment taking part. The nursery and kindergarten group!,— i.nder the direction of their teachers, Aire. Eileen Will­ ard and bliss Carla Newbury, sang "Away In a Manger" and said a prayer. Dressed a* angels, they Hols Ihe show! Th# Primary Dspsrlmssut under the leadership of Mrs. William Leffler, Mr*. Arnold Omey and Mrs. Leon Taylor gave reading* and sang carols. A Christmas acrostic was a most attractive pat of their contribu­ tion. Members of th* Junior, Junior High and High School groups composed he choir who under Iha direction of Atre. Marshall Smith, Mrs. blorrls Steiner and Mrs. Joe Smslhers sang Silent Night ami Gloria In EscsUls Dio. Mrs. Ted Brooklyn ws* pianist ami R. W. Keogh was narrator for tha blanger seen*. Peggy Miller, Karen Seaman, Dolores Kirseh and Ricky Roth were very good in Ihe tableau which Is always affccllvt. Tha showing of the fUin strip "The Other Wise Man" concluded tha piogram. The Sunday School has just purchased tha projsetor and screen for Its visual educa­ tion work and this first picture was appropriately dedicated (o (Cealia usd ea Pag# 2) Ik 55c INSTANT COFFEE 20 , jar 49c Our Own Hlend TEA BAGS 48 for only 48c NUTLEY COLORED MARGARINE * 1>b. cm 19c FANCY RICE 1 I 2 » 2 7 Head Fresh Large Cauliflower 19c Gulden Ripe Bananas ML Red Itoms 12c Apple Sauce LI). Hag Apples 45c Frawh L'uljun A&V LB- Can 2 FOR 29 Each Pineapples 29c Northern Tulltt Tissue FROZEN FOODS A&1‘ Cut or French 3 Rolls N o rlh srn Towels -n 2 For Flaga Dried 25c fireen Beans 35c 10 Oi. p k f. 21 Da- Pkg. Baby Limas Kolhcck Water Ground Corn Meal 29< 21c 3 lb. Hag 53c Jane Parker Tender GOLDEN POUND CAKE 200 Magnolia Av» Hanford P ric e * in th is ad e ffe c tiv e through Saturd.iv, Ja n u a ry j . l* » ii OZ. 25 tr �T ;rSr*> * tw r J^ WS'*; '.• " i ^ . /* * > »' y TH E SANFORD HERALD Wed. Jan . 2. 1957 Page 3 %Y 7 M / / W BeginsThuxsday Morning Jan. 3rd After Breakfast M E N 'S S U IT S Sport Coats Value* to 39.93 Values up to 59.93, too", wool, all sites. 49.88 « TOPPERS One group, oup, take tak your choice for Reg. 12.95. sites 1013-40 1.00 29.95 47c 6.88 Another group of c chle hate All wool toppers, value* to 12.88 2 .0 0 M E N 'S PA N T S M E N 'S JA C K E T S They were r e a l l y outstanding values yesterday, but “After Break­ fast Thursday They Can Go For The Unheard Price O f terested make a bee-line for this group, 16.93 12.93 9.93 7.93 they won’t last long nt this price. _________ (.Ml ____ M l 4c 9.M ------------------- MS ........... .......... 4J8 One group famous nationally advertised drosses, wish w* could tell you the name, but wo can’t . . worth much m o r e . . sal* price 3.99 • GOWNS Reg. 6J 6, your unrestricted CLOSE - OUT Up to 14.95 valuta 1.39 I^diea Suit*, Values 12.93 49.95 now 8.88 38c 3.98 Two piece, 7.95 values \ M E N 'S T -SH IR TS Some up to 10.96 plenty aiiee colon Dressses 4.88 One Group 3.00 SK IR TS Maternity CottonS Flannel Dusters Sale on Jackets, 9 95 values, If you are In­ Sale Values One group gowns k pajeaefl 9.99- 19.88 24.88 ’ 2.88 & 3.88 T . V . PAJAMAS Sweater Sale 14.81 value*, quilted, pajamae A One Group Up to 395 values only M E N 'S DRESS Values to 8.95 One Group Odd Lot ••• 160 3.98 Girdles Values up to 21.93 10O% wool coots, styles good, reg. 54.99 4.98 M E N 'S JA C K ET S 29.99 5.88 8 . 8 8 2.88 3.95 TOWEL SET 2.95 5 Pairs Reg. 4.95 Draperies 1.99 Boy's Jackets 1295 values going at la WAihmbU corduroy & gabardine, values to 8.M M a a 1.39 National adv. name, odd sitoa SHEETS 81x90, reg. 2 »i 72x84 Fieldcrcst rayon, cotton and wool 7.88 Cannon 70x80 reg. 3.99 3.88 All wuol, values to 22.50 8.88 - 14.88 Reg. sheets 1 .8 8 3.79 Fieldcrcst TOWELS 25c 49c 77c colored C U R T A IN S neg. 7 50, ruffled scrim cur­ tains, and plain panels. Alio 3 pair drape* left. Bedroom Slipper Reg. 4.50 all sites, com* eatiy Value 3 95 2.33 2.99 6 96 values, beautiful assortment 2.99 Value* 7.M IVY LEAGUE PEDDLE PUSH ERS BERMUDA SHORTS Washable corduroy k cords. Reg, SALE 2-95 -------------------- I.to 3.88 ... .............. .. I.to 7.85 ......... IN 3 .9 9 PILLOW CASES CHILDREN’S SWEATERS 42x36, special only Very smart, 2.95 values 1.29 4.88 TEENAGE COATS 22.96 value, plaids, . wools, rayons. 12.88 A few odd coat* 4 90 »c 1.00 CANNONS 27x64 In. Ladies Handbag Children's Chenille Robes Values to 3.95. don’t miss this bargain .39c ea. Foxcraft. 42x36 .50c ea Reg 1 95, one group 7 . 7 7 * •“ 1 7 0 * • * 1.99 One Group GIRLS’ JEANS UNIFORMS, your choice, Values to 3.93, choose tor only odds k ends, shop worn. 1.00 1.98 Reg. Towel Set REG. 2.95 3.98 tailored uni­ forms 1.95 2.88 Don’t Miss Purcell’s Once A Year Gigantic Clearance Sale. 2 .8 8 1.99 1.99 1.69 495 value* 18-35 Dry Fast by Cannon 22x30 CANNON, reg Reg. 2 AS, now 5.99 2 .8 8 4M IM MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS Ileg. 3.95, now only 2.99 Woolsru. reg. 7 95 6.99 BOY’S FLANNEL SHIRTS Boy's Slack Suits Indian Blanket.* regular 4.50 Indian Moccasins 2.99 AM Values to 1 95 on »ate 9.99 B LA N K ET S Casuals, sites 4<s to 11 .......... One group 8 95 smart shoes One group smart casual*, site* 5 to W , One grosip Women’* fine shoes Boy's Trousers BOY’S SUITS & SPORT COATS 5.88 One group plastic, all alsee your pick CHILDREN’S DRESSES L A D IE S' SHOES 72xs/ M on*'-’ "'-Ion, reg. 7.95 1.00 & 2.00 Sites 36 to 46, 14.93 values • 93 Men’s 2-tons Sport Shoes 3.60 value*, good buys, your choice RAINCOATS Bed Jackets 19.99 26.76 1.29 & 1.99 67c 14.99 7.88 - . SLIPS Rayon Slips Assorted styles, with A* ■* C* D* raps, 1.93 value Up to 34.96 values, sal* priced at Choice of any 29.93 sport coat and any 12.95 pair of pants, 42.98 worth of fine wools Both for * BOY’S SPORT SHIRTS 4.98 BRAS LA D IES' C O A T S Man See This Dress Up Ensemble M E N 'S W O RK SHOES »?-..! * ff # choice, no try ona please 3.88 3.49 Vlluss to 7.95 Of assorted suits, regular estllng price 34.93 save almost 20.00 One grmip unlimited supply of colors, your Variety of »t>-I - - wh" • nnd c o l o r s , all sites and s ir— • ’ ’ngth. 3-96 values . , H O U S E D RESSES 1 . 8 8 SH IR T S 1.99 THE MINK-CUFFED *'CAKniA rjE" PANTS of black vel­ veteen are teamed hero with Holbein blue for a cashmere sweater and designed by Tina Ceser. The waistband of tha pants la embroidered with blue and white Bilk floss. The sweat­ er has a looped, low neckline. HATS .... • NO REFUNDS • NO EXCHANGE ■ .t-------------- Cut a slice of bread Into a large elrcle; now cut out tha center jt!i a small hcart«haped cookie itter. Toaat and butler the de­ coration aad float it on a bow! of soup. La d ie s H ose rtt B. E P U R C E L L Co. S a n fo rd — Orlando .x a i.*.;.-,.: f 6.88 e 2.99 12.88 & 1488 60c || Twin sweater -et*. 13.98 value Reg. 5.93. now only One Group Values to 1.00 only 2.49 .99 9.88 BOY’S T-SHIRTS Spring and Summer suits valued at 69.93 Long sleeve *Un-on 4.93 vatu* Reg. 2.93. now only One Group 18.95 6.88 1.39 4.49 6.99 On* group of boySe regular 10.98 Sport Coat* now * Short sleeve .Hn-on, 3.95 value Wool Jerie.r, reg. 7.93 now 3.99 » 15.88 39.88 (Continued From Pane 2) the memory of Mrs. Bertha Houghton, the faithful pianist of the Sunday School for years. When the lights went on again, the ehwlren ehailre discovered that Santa Clauss A *Vsj waiting for them under the shining tree nt the rear of the Ahurch, with a box of candy for itc h . Credit fur the excellence of the program goes 4a all who helped. Mrs. L. W. Scott s:d Mr*. Wil­ liam Leffler were overall chair­ man. Others assisting with the decorations, the lighting and the ■uny items thdt go into such an event were Marshall Smith, Morris Steiner, L. W. Scott, Don­ ald, Kirkncr, Arnold Omey, R. W. .?ogh and Miss Carla Newury. Tho Baptist. Chapel is making plana for a Watch Night Service, to begin at 10 p. m. New Year’s Ere. The Training Union of the church Is •In charge. They plan on a religious film strip, congre­ gational singing and a devotional by the pastor, th* Rev. W. A. EHenwood. Refreshment* will be served and all members of the Community ar* cordially invited to attend. Those enjoying a family Chkistma* dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gleason were Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Gleason of Ocala, Sheriff and Mrs. J . L. Hobby and children, Mary Grace, Jmi and Lela, of Sanford; Mr. and Me*. R. W. Keogh and sons, Craig, Keith and Colin, Mrs. Ida JCcogh, Mrs. Eileen Willard and daughter, Kathy. Mr. and Mr*. Rodney McDon­ ald of Sanford were the Christ-1 maa dinner guests of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Walter I.] Piper. 1.69 One Group 14.95 Up to 30.00 value*, for only Lake Mary News Reg. 3.95, •ott ■ and rayon One Group 10.95 ADDITIONAL RACK Reg. 49.95 suits, your choir* T H E D R E S S SH O W N ADOVE comes from the collec­ tion of Cell Chapman. It la a black and Royal blue Jacquard sheath. The deep collar extenda to the Royal blue band and bow at the Empire waiat. DRESSES 19.88 23.95 34.88 BLOUSES Plenty of color*, plenty of styles, take your choice of entire group only 10.00 & 15.88 6 . 0 0 p.m . Ladies' Sweaters �t Too Late To Classify ■ Quotes From News Florida Loads Nation In Many Of Its Accomplishments Central FlorMt laadf the nation in many \ H Ha accompllahaanta. Bat In one instance » especially. H lends the world. As n matter of faet the eyes of one of i?t Che world organisations U set on one of Ow blf accomplishments toward relieving ■laadieappod children. 't ? A aoWW therapy trailer anlt which waa ...developed •$ an Caster Seal project In Florvi« Ma Is being ohsirved by the United Nations »»irthsbiIitatlon section aa in example for use fee other porta of the world. i4' As a matter of fact, the. eye* of one of . .,the wprld organisation# Is set on one of the >.A.‘Ug sccomplishmente toward relieving hand!* Ik>.capped childrenA mobile therapy trailer unit which was -'developed as an Caster Seal project In Flor.“ .Ida la being observed by the United Nations , rehabilitation section ss an example for use in other parts of the world. • The 28-foot “treatment center on wheels" ' originated in Florida and now serves areas .not having therapy facilities. It is manned Z .by Donald Satterlee. registered physical 'i t . therapist, who specialises in teaching parants of children with crippling conditions to "follow up ‘doctors’ recom m end ations fo r ■■ ■ —■■■■■» — ■ » * ■■ ■ ■■ —■ Machines Get Out Of Hand , ■ A*® the machines created by inan get-* k -tiag to be too much fo r him? A plain, uns t '*d w *ed "yeS" to this question would be ab'!\aord. An unqualified '‘no" would be a bit o f' whistling in the darK. The truth seems w, to be that, although man doubtless will maintain control over his creations, the job wili be increasingly d ifficult u TB|s conclusion is drawn from the rer /. marks made by msmbera of a panel who disVr euoaed tht subject at the annual meeting . :.of the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science. The scientists seemed generally agreed that machines— and that term includes electronic devices such as computera—will become more nu’merous. They also agree that men will al“ ways be needed to direct the machines and keep them operating. Nevertheless, there were words of cau­ tion about machines that are so fast or po'^..Vrsrful that controlling them taxes mult’s abilities. A notable example Is the automoi^bile. This machine has brought unprecedent­ ed mobility to the people of the United States. Controlling it is such a problem, however, that cars “get away” from their . drivers In hundreds of thousands of cases each year. As s result, there arc thousands o f deaths— more than 650 over the Christ­ mas weekend alone—and many more thou­ sands of injuries. Tht airplane is another machine that • sometimes gets out of hand. Je ts fly so fast that pilots cannot see trouble, let alone re­ a ct to it. In time to avoid it. This means that new safety devices will lie needed. Man is the most astonishing creature known. Let us hope ho will lie nble To keep a jump ahead of the remarkable mechanical creatures he sets out to work for him. The Sanford Herald FuMtihtd five <i*rt »4fh Enter.*1 M ..(m il , l , „ miller (V-tober ST ISIS it the Piet Ofllei ef h l b r l Florid*. under the Act •I Co i i i i n * Mirch t. I ITS rilR n 1-ritKlNS Miter md publleh.r m a k i o n Harman sIII. r E n ro ll** Mltor EVELYN i CL'SIttXO. Adeertlelm Mene.er ■ITEeCRIPTION nATRN Ilr Cirriar U o por w ill. O n M oilh I I .<1 Th M l Month* l i t Moitba On* V oir If* * IA.TI I I I .10 * * r (t e l thsnkr. raaolutloia an* AH,O b llu irr- lo. t le n .____________________ aiHooi if antarUInmaat fir tha purpaaa of r*lal*« fnda will ho ehirpoa for at roaalir anartlataa rota* Tbo Herat* la * mtmbar of tho I'nlte-I Traao whtoh lo tainted otolaalrolp In Iho uao for rapublln*. lion of ill tho loro I prut..I In thlo anrapapor. n.praaoata* Natloiillp hr Oanrral Adrtrtl.tn* larrlci fie. I ll Otorft* Savina. Dank lilt* Atlinli (loorpti Wed. Jan . 2.1957 Page 4 home treatment. Inspection of the unique unit h as been made by Kurt Jansson of Finland, chief of the U. N- rehabilitation section. He visual* ires clinics In the Middle Cast countrigs where hostilities and disaaaa have resulted in many physical handicaps, particularly amputations requiring rehabilitation. In Florid* during 1956. the mobile therapy unit provided 1.257 treatmtnta to 214 pa­ tients. mostly children. Some o f these were probably in Seminole County when the unit came here for one day. Simultaneously rents relatives or nurses were shown how administer proper treatm ent at home. This just goes to show you how Central Florida can lead even the world whdh pro­ blems must be met. Should all of Central Florida’s accom­ plishments be made known we would have hundred* of people at our doorsteps asking for information- K Lady-Financier ly HUMAN N. IU N II1IN, M .I. ARB you gettin g the tig h t to gst an Insufficient amount of amount of oxygenT this Important element. Maybe you aren't, if you hast Whether you suffer from such haart or lung trouble. You don't disabilities or n o t I ragout you have to go fifin g a t te rrific follow thsse few s u n actions de­ heights to develop oxygen da- signed to help develop th* func­ fleleney. Ptrsona with crippled tion of the lungs: haarts or lungs can d m lop this 1. It you're overweight, raduco aliment right her* on tha ground —with your doctor* advice, of while performing their daily course. ]. Don’t wear tight belts, gir­ dles. corset* or any clothing which constricts you unnecMYou'ra not likely to obtain the full use of your lung capacity with such restrictions. S. Walk and sit eorrteUy Main­ tain good posture at all time*. Natural E x u d e** t You'll gst valuable exeretsea Perhaps you’U besoms belliger­ from such natural things u ent. stubborn, hard to gat along whistling, singing and humming. with. Xn this ease, tha chanree Baay laughter also helps main­ tain good functioning of your a rt you need th* services of lung*. physician, not a psychiatrist Bo. be happy and cheerful and you’ll live better and longer. Fog Survival Your lungs and your satire QUISTTON AXD AXIWXX body need oxygen to survive, A. F.: What causes my tongue u n any lust as a Art needs it to continue constantly to bum? la tht burning. Yet only about I t per curt for this condition? Answer: Burning of the tongue cent of the air you breathe la usually due to Infection. An oxygen. Ju st hew much oxygen you examlnaUon of the mouth and need dependa upon your activi­ no** should be mad* to deter­ ties and your physical condition mine what disorders ars present; That's why it's so «*sy tor per­ then proper treatment caa he sona with haart av Igng trouble given- Li Sanford, Fitting Name For Deserving City Wall Streot# financial axis of the world, has been seasoned in its 200 years of trad­ ing to tha shocks of war and panic and de­ By AMELIA E. RAW1)1.NT. pression—svsn of bombing. But its latest was because of ill health that at Jolt is the emergence of a woman. Mr*. Like tht proverbial phrna the age of IS years, young San* Charles Ulrick Bay. as board chairman and I k e proof of the puddin* U in the ford travelled to Europe. There president of one the most venerable re­ watln'" the proof of the beauty he furthered hi* education and spected and important member firms of and matt/ advantage* of the City won many honors. He distinguish­ of Hanford, appear* in Its rapid ed himself in divers* branches, the New York Stoek Exchange. especially at the University of Eminently qualified for her post at the growth and development. Of a Heidclbevg, In Germany, where large expanie and surrounded by head of the 20-year-old A. 51. Kidder k Co.. a beautiful river and several In IMS, he became a Doctor of Mrs.. Bay is the widow of the former U A Urge lakes; the Sanford area U Laws. Tibs particular branch of work continued to be utmost in Ambassador to Norway. She served abroad, SM abounding in luxurioui flora Mr. Sanford's mind, and h* pur not only as her husband's official hostess and agriculture. Iu location af­ sued the study until he became ’80s. left him with a growing en­ hut as his closest adrisor. as she had before ford* many form* of amusement renowned a* an international law thusiasm and desire to become and entertainment to plea** young and since in tha management of his varied and eld alike, ranging from an expert, as well as an aif. i-or and active in developing end in shirindustrial interests. Mrs. Bay is also a outstanding Zoo. to fishing, bout- writer of many legal subjects. Ing the advantageous possibilities which he fortsaw in this area. home-maker and mother of the Norwegian- racing and wiling, dog racing, ball All of these qualification* served As h« was the owner of an old lo prepare him for the many born children, whom the Bays adoptsd while games and thestre*. to nsme Spanish Grant at land which ha diplomatic positions which ha at the Embassy, and who are now all Ameri­ hut a few. It* abundant horticul­ held from lime to time In the had purchased In the lXTOl, while tural product* and IU colorful he was Minister to Belgium, hit can citizens. array of bloom* are somewhat service of the United State*. interest* in Florida developed Being a student of levcral Her now job. says 5(rs. Bay, "seema per­ of a phenomena to observe, and through the year*. He felt that fectly natural to me-" She points out th a t: nature has certainly favored the foregin languages enabled Mr. this central portion of Florida Sanford to analyze and suceeea'.‘Women are the purchasing agents of the City of Sanford with a good fully accomplish the assignments should be developed and It was share of these gift*. with much courage and excellent world. They know a great deal about tha presented to him In Russia, planning that he founded the Aa the majority of cities and value of monoy—and they handle a great towns have, a* a rule, been named France, Belgium and other for­ City of Sanford. eign post*. While occupying these deal of the world’s wealth." She notes that, for some outstanding peraon or TTre hardships which he faced in mld-1956, nearly four-«nd-a-half million perhaps aeata particular event, position* however, Mr. Sanford and the manner la which ha continued to expand hla Interesta women or 51.6 percent of the total Share­ the City of Sanford also admits In legal matteri and hi* various surmounted them prove* th* high caliber of his Intellectual facul­ of having a namo whllh has Ha holders on the New York Stock Exchange reports on International law* and ties. Besides being faced with a connection with leader* who,o were investors in securities. And they own­ foreign penal codes resulted in shortage of labor, these were per­ benevolent dead* are known far their publication In book form ed approximately 100 billion dollars worth 4 nd wide. A brief resume theresecutions and law suit* and real of stocks, compared with about 55 billions fare, on the Ufe of the man for by th* United State* government. hard work, all obstacle* which, All of these reports required in the end. were eorreatly man­ whom thl* clfy **a« named. Hon. in savings accounts. long and exhaustive researches aged. resulting In a peaceful and Henry Shelton Sanford, should Mrs. Hay's new job and her views on wo­ but they became gratifying to most gratifying settlement. In not be amis* at the prevent man’s place in the board-room will be of time, especially since in the very that they wore all regarded as due time, the town was properly documents. very laid out and with the aid of expert especial Interest to Floridian* In view of near future, a memorial In hi* authoritative thorough and accurate. engineer*, street* and road* w on our large and growing retirement popufa- Jxyior |p a trout to ^sgome one of tion. and the faet that tha Elddar firm th * cAy'h foremeat * and ’long :T rfi« :.W lC of "Oaogral.-' was built In an adequate manner so bestowed upon Henry Shelton maintains offices in 14 Florida cities. Anda awaited realisation*. This mem­ Sanford, by the Stale of Mlnne- a* to meet the future growth and orial will ronsl*t of priceless expansion of the community. we might add that for many years, ahe has books collected In many nectlons sola where, because of his con­ The railroad was established in come to Florida repulnrly for rest and of the world by Mr. Sanford, a* tributions and kindliness in that 1880 when General Ulysses 8. relaxation to forestall that “ravelled sleeve well a* miscellaneous treasures State, he was carolled in their Grant, on a visit here, turned the which will In due time, become organixation "T h * Old Settlors," flret sod for the South Florida of care." sources of research and of his­ and he was made an honorary 1 Railroad! A* (he town prospered 5!rs. Bay is determined to demolish the tory to aid student and connois­ * Major General.’’ Thi* title pleas­ 1and iu population increased, outworn idea that "women investors nre seur alike. ed Mr. Sanford no end, and he proper schools and churches were rich old ladies," and to educate backward Descended from a long line of was always proud lo continue built and banks and other neces­ the sary institution* were establish­ husbands Into taking their wives into their Illustrious citizen-, Henry Shelton tuing this till* through ed It was also through the *f* complete financial confidence. •’Women are .Sanford w*« bom In ISZJ, in years. General Sanford had for many forts of Gen. 8anford that th* fully entrusted with estates— not In the role Woodbury, Conn. His strenght of character and his unfailing ambi­ years, a great love and Interest beautiful St. John’i Riser wan of mere passive coupon-clippers but ae ac­ tions led him to to acquire high for the people of the South, espec­ improved to faelllute navigation. tive investment owners." she aays, "our scholastic attainments during hi* ially of Florida which he always Intensive experiment! were also economy will be more vibrant and more ven­ youth, not only In this country but referred to as his “adopted state." conducted by G e n S a n f * r d turesome in areas where increasing capital In Kuropean universities as well. It Ill* visit hero during th* early In agriculture. V a r i a t l e i of eitrua fruits w e r e Improved Is ourvconstant need." upon and distributed lo other LAFF-A-DAY The thought that this lady-flntncier plans localities for reproduction. Volume* of written words to make our wives better widows may have would be Inadequate to properly its gruesome aspects. But if we face up to rover th* Ilf* of such a humanit­ statistics. We know most wivea will b« wiarian as was Henry Shelton duwa— fur quite a spell. There seema Just Sanford. It wai while Gen. San­ an outside chance, however, that If the ford wa* Minister to Belgium, ladies were better equipped to paddle the that he married Gertrud* Ellen du Puy, end through this happy fiscal canoe, their help m ight enable hus­ union. **su*d seven children who bands to be around longer. Sure You Don't Have Oxygen Deficiency? Defkieacy Symptoms Oxygen defleianer often eomts on gradually and you mar be completely unaware #f I t Usual symptom* mlshk Include a gen­ eral feeling of tiredness. You may lose your appeUU, become man tally duU and have a poor mam By I D B I t l KAY Thii is th* Meson that « t ar* supposed to think of others and In reviewing Florid* paper* during the past week or so I have been impressed with the work civic eluha, women's dobs, church organlaalotis and ethers hava been doing to make life's little happier for those I toe fortunate. I was particularly Impressed by a story from F t Lauderdale tel* ling about the thoughtfulneea aad consideration of JuvetU* Judge Dorr S. Davis. W* are lacUsed to think of judges as stent and aus­ tere individual! end often !e*e sight of th* faet that they are men and women with th* lame enjoy having to send boy* and girls away and th*y are concerned with what happens to unfortunat* youngsters who for one reaioa or another coma within the toils of the law. The story I refer to told how Judgt Dorr sent a personal check for 12 to each youngster-he bad committed to th* Boys Industrial School, he also lent them each a bail-point pen and a personal note book. Ho encouraged mem­ bers of hie staff and personal friends to send them cheery Christmas cards and messages. The Pilot Club of F t. Lauderdale took over the job of rotntmberinf Broward County girls at the Glrit Industrial School. It means a lot to these kids and make* them realise that there are kindly, thoughtful friendly people in the world who wish them wall and want to see them become useful worthy members o f society. Ju st about erary paper I read, big city dallies and small town weeklies told how local orginizat- became renowned through their own Intellectnal efforts and pro­ ductiveness. General Sanford passed away on May 31. 1S9I, and Mrs. Saaford Survived him by ten yesrt, her death occurring In 1901. Let it he said hi tlosing that the Deuevolenc* and kindliness ef the Sanford Family wtU remain a pleasant memory always ta the hearts o f all ritltena ef th* friendly and beautiful City o t Sanford Florida. Navy Is Reported To Be Developing Ballistic Missile NEW YORK rn — Hi# Navy was reported by th* New Yorir Times to be developing a ballis­ tic missile that may be fired by submerged submarines ta targets hundreds *of miles away. Timet reporter Richard Wilkin said (he N'avy'e assistant secre­ tary for sir. Garrison Norton, dircuned the project with him in a telephone conversation. Norton was reported to be at a New Eag land resort. The missile is eallad the Polaris and was designed by tho Navy to replace the Jupiter, an Intermedi­ ate rang* balletic mls-lle devel­ oped jointly with the Army. Noton said tht Juplier was found impractical "to go to tea with.’* th* Times reported. Th* Navy then gained technological Inform ation that led ta davilopmrnt of tht Pelaris. Th* Times said Neron altim et­ er the Polerlt which was devel­ oped with the eld of the Army, will be ready for os* in about five years. Norton described the Polaris project as on* of the most ambltous ever undertake by the Navy, Mere thaa a year ago tha-Rus­ sians were reported to h*v* de­ veloped such a missile. ieoe neh as the Rotary. Civitan, Eiehang* Or Klwanlf clubi were busy preparing food baskets, gath­ ering toys, arranging parties to •oUrtaln and provide a bit of baffinoii to youngsters and' oth­ ers wb* M f t r their thoughtfutaes* and effort might have been forgotten at Christmas. Church groupe throughout the state have been active gathering food, elethJag and toy* for dis­ tribution t* th* Children's Home S*d«y, ehttreh orphanage groups, rid folks homes, and hospitals. Th* State Firemen’s organiza­ tion sponsored a toy gathering and refurbishing program that madt thousand* ef tays available for youngsters. Tbo Elks saw to It that children at the Crippled Chil­ dren's Home in Umatilla had a good Christmas. ft i* Impossible to list all th* iplendid group* end organizations engaged in such work but I can tall yen they wer* active in every community and it all goes to show that America and Florida really has a Mg heart and a generous thoughtful nature. 1 just want to Ip my hat to ad of them for tha the fine job they have done and art delag. It Is comforting to know that la thee* trying times, there are In th* world thousands of Indi­ viduals and groups who can think of others and flv t of themselves and their abuadanc* to make th*, world a better place to live In and bring joy and happiness to thoe* 1m s fortunate. These a n th* folks you find doing th« log work In th* Cancer, Heart and Tuberculous campaigns, out raising money and collecting food end clothing for refugees and Ate destitute. They aro busy people, with plenty ef problems of their own but they still seem to find time to put their shoulders to the wheel to aid others. Those who never contribute and take no part ini such efforts may enjoy • smug satisfaction but thoy never will know th* inner joy and happi­ ness that attends such unselfish service. The Master admonished us. “it le better to give than to nerive" end those who believed bins tod have followed his advice know how soul saeisfylng Is the reward. Florida is fortunate that she has so many citizens with generous, uasalvlih hearts. God Men all *f team. By U N IT E D -rR E * NEW YORK: R e in Ladon, SOyearold “ maid o f cotton," on any Hollywood film offers: M " I don't care to Uv* in s fish bowl." KENEDY* Tax-: Chunk Martin of radfe station KENN dotcrihlag the explosion of a propane gas truck which killed two persona: "Th* explosion blew m* to the grounn. That’s when I started ta run. The flames wero ovetbe^e like a big cloud, eoming down ra mo. That's when I started the Lord's Prayar." NEW YORK: Secretary ef State John Foster DttHei an a proposed U. S. Kiddle Eastern foreign policy: "Recent event* in th* Middle East make it necessary that th* Unied States should further d*vai^ op is policies in relation to thJw area." WASHINGTON: Syrian Aabaa sador Farid Zalnaddin* charging that tha new "Eisenhower doc­ trine" for th* Middle East is ilk* British and French proposals aim ed at continuing colonialism in that arg a:. "That colonialism is ezactly th thing which eaus«s instability upheavals and wlda Internatioa* implications." I LAST SHOWING MOWS 1:M 3: It 1:30 1:11 7:13 • :» U.S., Brazil Enter Trade Agreement Slartn Tomorrow Double Feature THEY KILLED MOM i WHITE MEN THAN ANY OTHER TRIM IN HISTORY! WASHINGTON (g> - The Unit­ ed State* has entered into a trade agreemtnt with Braiil to finance the sate to that country of $138.700,00# worth of surplus fnrm commodities. The commodities will be paid for in Brasilian currency; Tha sgroement was signed in th* office of Secretary of Agricul­ ture Err* T. Ben-on by Brazilian Ambaisidor Amaral Poizoto. This Is the second largest agree-' ment ever signed under the agri­ cultural trade development and assistance law of 1W4. The largost agrsament was with India. The Brazilian agreement pro­ vides f « the sale of 111 million dollars worth of wheat and—or whest flour or about 86 million bushels; S million worth of lard or about 31 million pounds; life milion worth of cottonseed or soy bean oil, or about 11 million pounds; *ad over 3 million worth o t various dairy product*. The wh**t or whest flour will be delivered over • three-year period. The other commodities will be purchased and shipped during th* fiscal year ending June 10, 1MT. DANA ANDREWS ta il-k urn AXMTSJCnt LMACRQTJkl m uh * . UNITEDMUSTS —CO-IIIT— *u*o *»inn km i OUR SAVERS ’ ECEIVED $81,000 * IN EARNINGS Dec. 31 LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS «_T "W« baby-itt during th* alow season." £ AN E W Extra Fine Powdered Su gar ffe rS *. 'Y O fffl M U T 0 -U &ur$r1 M o m C n la t n 4 u k t C r t w f§ n i ____ F kAt L'AF— *:U COHIT *FCaffy as a C&xul !* •a a a c i F EA rU lK — l:M Only '■nni.DRFN UNDER 13 ADMITTED FREE" Many of our savers now hava "the world on a string", *> to apeak! Their regular savings plus our generoao, se m i-a n n u a l earnings will help buy the luxu­ rious v acatio n s o r modern household ap­ pliance* of their dreams. Make sure you share in our year-end dividend*. 'Open your proflt-eamine *»ving* account today! 9 �■ • ■tr. ■ ■ kk _ r - i * * THE SANFORD HERALD Wad. J»n. *. 1957 P *r* 6 Try Jtoast Capon Quarters For Delicious Company Fare Conning The News Roast eapon quarter* with saf- Spoon dressing onto platter aod BY YHG1NU CONN ory stuffing hiding under their top with capoo piece*. (Giblets golden exterior make a special left from capon may of course Rosemary and Cliff Duncan ar* will be, but It's Oka the poultry dish that deserve* trying. By GRACE M. ST1NEC1PHER be simmered with an onion, n back from a week In Pensacola. Ing out of champagne. If jot faft* Serve the capon with an exoliAlso home that weren’t men- cally flavored fruit-and vegetable carrot, herbs and spices to make Rosemary reports this waa the low me. The Tullys held a Holiday Happenings tlon at their house Well, ita back to the books on Uoned two weeks ago were Shirley combination— seediest grapes aod stock for use tn another dish.) best Christmas ever. I guess they with the sqnfdroa in full Thursday for the majority of Robinson from Oawega College carrots— and both dishes will re­ always ar*. BASTING SAUCE anee. Ruth's house looked J j PAl WOOD Flying panel* wsr* vsry tnuch college atudeota after a delight­ in New York. C. R. Flowers from ceive applause. Serve a crisp green Joan Weigel# D out of the hos­ with all th* Christmas Ingredients: *» cup cooking sberA gay and fcillvt placs w talia atyl# for the avening and were ful two weeks holiday at home. Clemson College in South Caro­ salad for fine texture contrast, pital, and feeling much better. Ions, and ah* served coffee and the ballroom of th« Mayfair Inn iccn In both red and bell* Mvera. While here in Sanford these col­ lina. Curtis Hughes from Piedmont and for desiirt offer Ice cream ry or bottled white grape Juice, *4 Mary Heath, whose husband Roy, roll*. Paul and Hetta win be lea* Monday night at more than JOOjtloae fitting thaath dresaet, with lege students enjoyed many vari- College in Georgia. Joe Wimbls with several aeucea from which cup chopped green onion including was transferred to VAH-1 tn Jack­ vlng for Washington at an us* the panels floeting from the neckf|j people lathered there to weleom* activities. Some attended is from Mlllsaps College in Mis­ guests may choose. tops, 4 rup minced parsley, salt, sonville, had a baby girl the .29th known date to this reporter, but in the New Year. The Mayfair liae in back, adding Just the right “open houses” such as those sissippi. Charles Wilke from Geor­ In shopping for the capon, you at three In the morning In the It la not far off. it famout for ita magnificent Naw touch of femininity and graceful- held by the 11. E. Morris family gia Tech, Clayton and Carroll might remember that it la some­ 4 teaspoon pepper, 4 teaspoon Jacksonville Naval Hospital. Tn* paprika. Forgot to mention that our dear neta so much in demand this sea­ Year’* Eve parties, and this and the John Schirard't The In- Walters from Southern Tech In times called caponette. This type Method: Mix sherry, onion, par­ Heaths have bought a home In friends Judy and Jack Smith and year’s waa certainly no excep­ son. terfraternity Ball was also well Atlanta, and Robin Brown from of chicken Is Increasing la num­ Jax, and Roy wilt have Mary set- Judy’s mother came to our par* tion. as there was Rood music, Also boasting the stylish pan­ attended by fraternity men and Middlebury College in Vermont. bers, for It's a deluxe bird with sley, salt (to taste), pepper and lie*! before he deploys on the ty the other night, an hour after paprika. good food, and good company a- els were a turquoise taffeta for­ women of various collcgas. Jun­ Of Special Note fifteenth of January. plenty of meat and an especially It waa over. That Judy la extrem­ mal. fashioned on the long torso ior Matts and hia committee did SEEDLESS GRATES AND plenty. Wa hear that after finishing his high proportion of white meat. Mike and Rob Stone entertain­ ely efficient. Her brother Is ar* Many large vari colored bal­ line, with a full gathered skirt. a auperb job in decorating the tour of duty with the U.S. Army, CARROTS Tender and delightfully flavored, ed Saturday night at their home riving today from New Jersey (a loons, hanging from the ceiling, Attracting much notice was a Mayfair Inn ballroom for this Jimmy Whatley is now a student capons may be had from four to Ingredients: l bunch (1 pound) on Grandview. They won first spend a few days with them at added to the holiday atmosphere, black strapless sheath dress, with affair. Their artistic touch with at Howard College in Birming eight pound* ready-tocook weight. carrot* cut diagonally into 4-Inch prize for outdoor lighting In the Lake Minnie. and crar> hats, noisemakers and rows of fringe from neck­ balloons and crepe paper created ham, Alr.bama, in whieh city his slices, 2 tablespoons butter or mar­ recent Christmas contest, but I'm ROAST STUFFED CAPON Millie and Bill Thomas held an* other necessary paraphenalla line to hem contributing an air a very festive atmosphere. family, the S. L. Whatleys, are garine, 4 teaspoon dried crumbled sure Saturday night all their other party Saturday night for were thoughtfully provided for of glamor and •sophistication. A QUARTERS Another highlight of the holi­ now residing. mint, 4 teaspoon ground coriander guests were not lighted to th* the guests by the management. covered up look was obtained day waa the special student re­ Ingredients: One 3 4 to 4 pound 4 teaspoon salt, 1/18 teaspoon door by the hundreds of candles air. their neighbor*. Wayne McCoy, son of Mr. and Dancing started at 10 p. m. and through the addition of a lovely Oliva Simmons has reported ta ready-to-cook weight eapon (quart cognition programs at the various Mrs. Evans McCoy, will enter ground pepper, t tablespoons wa In paper sacks. Mike served punch ccntinucd up until 1 a. m.. when black stole. Sanford churches. On December UofF ns a freshman this spring ered), 1 paekage (8 ounce t) herb- ter, 1 cup seedless gripes, 4 tea­ In a tremendou* sliver punch the hospital to await th* birth of the guests adjourned to the din­ her baby. And speaking of tha An attractive blonde woman ap­ 23 the First Methodist Church semester. He has recently com seasoned prepared atufflng, t cup spoon sugar. how) brought bark from England hospital Sanford has on* o< tha ing room to enjoy some of the peared in a beautiful white sheath hot water, 1 egg (slightly benten), especially recognized their stu­ Method: Cook carrots gently in White camellia* floated on the de- nieeit, If not th* nleeat I have most appetizing and appealing , with an all-over - embroi­ dents at the morning service, pleled hi* six month* training rer Basting Sauce. iod with the U.S. Army and now the butter In ■ 10 Inch skillet a Uclous drink, and there were ma­ ever seen. Judy, my seven year food Imaginable. dery of gold sequins, and a bru- while on December JO, students Method: Roast capon quarter*, can enter college while still servbount 10 minutes. Add mint, c o r ny interesting dips and good old ta still In the Memorial Hot* Everyone took advantage of n(tte waa equally lovely In her that attend the First Presbyter skin side down, on rack in shal­ things (o eat. The table was dec­ the “dress option.r' *nrf .heath dress styled very simply iijn Chuffh prc. <nlei, „ , pcci,| ing in the Army Reserve. low pan In a slow (325 degrees) iander, salt, pepper nnd water orated with pine boughs, and col pital, and during this brief Ume I'll bet Robert Miller is really Simmer, covered, 3 minute*. Add I have never seen such excellent there were almost as many varied 0f black, shot with metallic program at the morning service oven for 1 hour. Turn capon skin going to “h»ve a hall” at Geor­ grapes and sugar and heat, un­ ored batls with little candles In attention as Is given the patient*. costumes. at there were people threads. side up and roast 30 minutes. Re and those student* of the First them. The coffee table also wore attending, from the frllliast of Another beautiful black dress Baptist Church were given the gia Tech next quarter with that move capon and rack from pan covered, as short a time na pos­ pine houghs, and a targe brandy To sad to this the whole ataae*new ear he'* been sporting around and drain drlpplngi; If drippings sible to grape* will keep their phere la on* efficient? * M formats to the simplest shirtwaist was one fashioned on the long snifter filled with sparkling cheerfulness. Seminole • County green color. Makes 6 serving*. dress; from spankinr white din­ torso line, featuring a portrait opportunity to present their pro­ in since Christmas! do not make 4 cup add enough Christmas balls. About 73 guests should be proud to have‘a fine ner Jackets to simple blua busi­ neckline ending in a bow in back gram at the evening service. melted butter or margarine to called between the hours of Curtis Hughes (Piedmont Col­ Making chocolate fudge fur i make up almost that amount. Mix Institution like thia, and « * of tho ness suits. and three quarter length sleeves. and 9. Among these were nob and navy are especially happy that lege) was . moderator of the pro- party? Add toasted shelled fll the 4 cup pan drlppinga with the One of the prettiest formal* A frpth of pink petticoats waa re-1 Anita Hadden. Cliff and Rosemary Presbyterian bert* (crushrd) to it for flavor we will be able to us# I t seen whirling around lha dance sealed as the wearer twirled | stuffing, hot water and slightly Dunran, Anne Bear, Evl* and Bob (Church. Included on this pro--that'* similar to those fancy floor was a white strapless gown, about the floor. beaten egg. Place dressing in Williams, Mildred and Aide LoThis gala party will be long 1gram were several number* by chocolate creams called “truf mounds in roasting pan (without Flank steak should be-broiled with a skirt fashioned of row up­ per. Virginia and John Johnston. a quartet composed of Allen Maf- fcls.” no more than S to B minutes on on row of net ruffles, each only remembered by those attending rack) Top dressing with capon Wally and Jane Philips, Nancy fett (Citadel), Robin Brown .Midabout an Inch wide. Tha bodice who, it is certain, will look for quarters, skin side up. Continue Morgan, Buddy Rawls, Lee and eaeh aide and It should be placed Heat canned hominy and sprin roasting 14 hours, or until thick was enhanced by. a sprinkling of ward with great anticipation to a d<bury College). Robert Miller Bea Hamrick, Millie and Bill Tho about 3 Inches from high heat. and Charles Wilke (Georgia’ kle with grated cheddar cheese. e*t piece* ar* tender when pierc­ silver heads throughout. ' ripest performance next Dec. 31. The meat mast be sliced la thia mas, and many, many others. Tech), and 'eslimooie* concern­ Serve with meat or fish. diagonal pieces if It la ta be ed with a fork. During the lu t VAH-S held a change of com­ tender when tasted. ing Westminister Fellowship act­ hour baste capon seifral times mand ceremony Monday morning. ivities at the various schools Eggplant takes to olive oil, to­ I v A T i Joe Tully took over from Paul given by Harriett Redding (Stet­ mato (in almost any form), ba with Basting Sauce. Substitute orange Juice for The total roasting time will be Spelts tn a very Impressive scene son), Ehrahcth Woodruff (FSU l, eon. about 3 hour*. Four person* may and there wasn't a dry eye In the part of the water when prepar­ and Clayton Walter* (Southern each be served a quarter, or th# house. I'm not oven trying to be ing lemon-flavored gelatin. Adda WEDNESDAY SUNDAY Tech). dish may he served this way to funny now, because actually, fresh flavor and nutrition! Iba W S. C. 5. of Ebfn?**r At the Flr .t Baptist Churrh The Young People’s Service Increase the number of serving* Paul Speltz la on# of th* nicest Methodist Church will mett at the League and the choir of Holy! the them# “Commissioned to Be sure your kitchen range la In the kitchen, using poultry shear* Mr. and Mrs. Simon L. Ding men In the whole Navy, and Retta home of Mrs. C. E. Johnson at Cross Episcopal Church will pre Serve” was followed. Taking level. This way cake* baked la cut wing* from bresst meat; cut felder, 3803 Barcelona. Tampa, Is just is wnnderfnl a gal, and I T:t5 p. m, program were sent a Feast of Lights program part on this each piece of breaat In half again, announce thr birth-of a boy, born know ■ great many people who the oven, and pancakes baked oa »f the church at 7.30 p. tn. There Nancy Rountree (FSUl scripture TUUR5DAY cut drum stick* from eoeond joint Dee. 30. The 7 lb. 12 oi. bo) has will miss them VAH-5 has always a griddle, have the beat chance reading: J"hn Bowen (FSU), Westside P^TA will mgft at will be a short organ recital and cut each serond Joint In half. been named John Julian. been a terrific squadron, and still of being even In size. 7.30 p. m. in the school audito­ prior to the program, and Imme- Grace Marie Stinecipher (Stet­ son), Al Phillip* (Stetson), and diatel} afterwards, refreshments rium Superintendent Mllwee will be the speaker and will discuss will be served. The public is cor- Howard Allred tClemson), test­ imonies concerning value* of findings of tha survey team. There diaty invited to attend. Baptist Student Union work on The Jr . Choir of the Fizst Bap will be a hoard meeting at 7 p m. tiat Church will rehearse, at 3:30 the college campus; and Wesley In the cafeteria. Giles (UofF), benediction. There will be a meeting of the p. m. Student* at Home At 7:30 p. m. the First Baptist 0 . E. S. at S p. m. in the Ma­ FSU student* at home nivll Church will begin their study of sonic Temple the hook of Romans, taught by taking part In all these activities were: Nancy Rountree, Martha W. P. Brook* Jr. Owen, James Davis, Ronnie An, . . .. ......... n iu v .iL -i cum uli MONDAY 1 r: * ? \ #. «•*«>«**r ^ « U r •» i -n. r*.. -u. , . derion, Bubba Bishoe, Junior Metis, Th. Daughters of We.ley School fclll>brth woodniff. Mary Esther Claia wiH hold Its busines, and Powpll P(. „ y Wri;!ht, Marianne Strickland, Johnny Bowen, Tom ^ * l S,rs‘e.k: my Wyatt, nob Reely. Sandra Peland. Mr* Grace Gregory, Mrs. terson. Dawn Ann Pearson, Mary Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. C. F. BranAnn Wright. Tommy Barton. Ro­ , nan. Mrs- Zeb Ratliff and Sirs. bert Armstrong, Jimmy Fox. and J . O. Laney as hostesses. The First Baptist Church will Mike Whelchel. UofF students having their share i continue their study on the book of holiday ! of Romans taught by the pastor, „ „fun at home were: W. P. Brooks Jr. at 7:30 p. m. to Sdkwood Wesley Giles, Jimmy Bollinger, Bobby Morris. to 9:30 p. m i Billy Park, Colleen Engcbrrtson, TUESDAY |Jimmy Owen, Robert Samuels, VEAL STEAK WITH The Fir*t Baptist Church will {Gordon Toll, Jimmy Brown. Sara TUNA AND ANCHOVIES continue their study on the book Jacob-on, Kenneth Ramsey, Hank This recipe ii an adaptation of of Romans at 7:30 p. m McLaulm, Tommy Speer, Harold a cold Italian main dish or appe­ Tha Gleaner’s Clast of the First Pate, Joe Davis. Bub Shoemaker, tizer Here, the veal 1* a hot main Baptist Church will meet with Larry Bates. Teddy Miller. Noldish with lots of gravy and served Mgs. H. Wavde Rucker at 310 ley Nance, Jack- McGill, Joe Klip over rice. Valencia Dr. at 3 p m. Stanley Katz and John Wimblsh. Veal cut in serving piece's is Even though it’s only 20 miles Roared and browned. It'* cooked between homo and school. Stet­ In tomato sauce seasoned with son’* students loved being home some onioa and garlic. When the for the holidays also. These stud­ v«al is almost lender, mashed tun* ent* were: Harriett Redding, Joyce fish mixed with lemon juice i. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Harvey have Milam, Mary Lou Copeland. Ellen spread oier the veal. Anchovy fillets are arranged over the tuna returned frem Charleston. S. C., Driggers, Al Phillips, Jimmy Kriand the veal is cooked until tend­ where the? spent tha holidays der, Jim Hankins, Margaret Mor­ with relatives and friends. TRIGERE S WHITE PEPrison. Robert Raker. Martha Gro­ er. TER'* two-picce wool Jersey gan. Barbara O'Barr, Linda VcnMENU drew I* shown above. Th# Jack­ Veal Steak With Tuna and An sary. Sprinkle with th# salt and I try, Harold Marsh, Betty Varet has self-fabric draping at the pepper. Arrange the onion and1 num, and Grace Marie Stinecipehovies waistline. girlie under the veal.’ Pour lha her. Fluffy White Rica 3 4 cup water and tomato sauce Crisp Vegetable Salad over the veal. Cover and allow Lemon Chiffon Tart to simmer 40 minutes. VEAL STEAK WITH TUNA AND A.M IIOVIES Just before the veal finishes INGREDIENTS: cooking tee 40 minute*, put tha l's lbs. seal steak rice, 3 cup* water and 1 4 teas­ poons salt in a 2-quart ,*ucepan. cut Inch thick 4 cup all.purpose flour Bring to a Vigorous boil. Turn, '« cup cooking fat the heat as low as possible. 4 teaspoon salt Cover with a lid and simmer overj 1 3 teaspoon black papper Dim low heat It minutes. Re move tha saucepan from the heat 4 cup chopped onions t clove garlic, minced and ltave the ltd on until ready i 3'4 cup water to sen e, at least 10 minutes. 1. 8 oz. can tomato sauce Mash the tun* fish. Stir in the i IV* cup* uncooked white rie* lemon juice. Spread the tuna fish May 1957 Be As Good To You . . . . 3 cups water over the veal. Arrange some of 1 4 teaspoon salt the anchovies on eaeh piece of As You Have Been To l Ts! 1. 8 4 or 7 or. can tqaa fi*h veel. Cover and continue toi 1 tablespoon lemon juice simmer about 20 mmute*, or un-l Our Greatest Asset— 1, 2 oz. ran aehovy fillets LI the veal is tender. stuffed with capers To serve, spread the rice over Your Good Will. METHOD: Cut the ve»l into a large platier. Arrange th* veal: * serving pieces. Flour well on over th# rie*. Add water to thin [ Serving The Best both sides. Melt the cooking fat th* grgvy, if desired. Serve m a To the Best in a skillet. Brown well on both separate dish. sides, adding more fat if neccsThis recipe make* • servings. Good Music, Company, Food Make Mayfair Party Success \ Calendar % 6 / R T H Q jn n iA M U j Q k w x ja n a i Starts Thurs, January 3rd. Try This One DRESSES SM C ' Reg. 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F.d Furgal will take and the Stanley Cup on sheer tat* By OSCAR FRALEY the "World’’ to be the year’s lead-'ent, as Jean Behveau itarti to . 71*70--74-74, for a total of 2*9 II; IIUGII ANSl.KY UaBed Press Sports Writer gave him a wristwateh from MELVYN FLEI.SrHF.lt Taking it sport by sport, the ing money winner. Bu don’t spend I lo take his rightful place as * j hockey immortal. Detroit! Rod* Few amatucr col fern showed Horace Stoneham, head of the New Year gives us this sart i. ye. Ed. greater promise during the past massive New York Giants or­ of ■ pitch: Football: Oklahoma again reigns *1 "** aD(* ,he Bo,,oa fight it out for second pile*. first annual tlS.000 PGA Mayfair ganization and payoff man for Baseball: Those perennial New supreme. Who else? In the pro­ Short year, wasn't It? Inn Open than did Melvyn the Mayfair Inn Open. York Yankees will be bark on top fessional game, it will be the New Fleischer. The most impressive things of the heap once more, only this York Giants and Chicago Bears Melvyn had some bad rounds about Fleischer is his good form. time they'll dust off the Cincina ______ again on the strength of their during the tournament, but his Only 21 years old, the 5*10, 160 ti nedlegs in the World Series, young talent, with the Bears coppounder has "professiootl’ The «■------most* -valuable players will be ping the title, written all over him. The way repeating Mickey Mantle In the' Basketball: Kansaa. became of gf— S a m RATION. • "T V he addresses the ball, the form, American League, with 53 home Wilt The Stilt Chamberlain, will! b u l a '" run* a« he takes another allot at be the nation's top team. Among Snead fifur* ^ the. follow-through, and the at* titmle all point to a potential the Ruth record, and Ted Klu-j the pros, the Boston Celt'cs will |tournament held °,n * ^ Ho c a j « zewskl of the Reds in the Nation canture their first NBA champion* ton Golf Course since he great. atilp. 1manager was a huge sueces*. He Fleischer, a Pfe. In the Marines, al. Racing: Calumet's B.trbizon will won It. Boxing: Young Floyd Patterson It presently stationed at Camp be the winter book favorite fo r! Tj,e veteran slammer fired a a LeJeune, where he has made looks as sura as taxei to retain the Kentucky Derby with strong f0Ur Und»r*par 63 In the final ” quite a name for himself white the world heavyweight title al­ support for Bold Ruler. But the rounj 0f (he Boca Raton Open and most without drawing a deep In the special aervice division breath. He'll knock out Tommy race will be won by Mrs. Rich*' pro.Am Tourney. It gave him a there. ard Dupont’s Ambehavlng. with 200 total for 31 holes and U» team But Fllescher'a aa yet short Jackson and then start his own Logan Batcheller In the aadJle. of three amateur* a 116 total for career began on the Mayfair Inn bum of the month club. The other Tennis: Australia will continue 38 holes for a dean aweep of the champs aren’t too solid, with Ar* Seminole County Club course. chie Moore. Ray Robinson, Car­ to reign supreme both individual­ money. . After high school Melvyn attend­ man Basilio and Sandy Saddler ly and In the Davis Cup, regard­ topLew Wcrsham wa* runner-up In ed FSU where he went out for all to be dethroned. less of whether Ken Roicwall or both events, posting a final 65* both baseball and golf and made Golf: The young blood will make Lew Hoad turns pro. Tho one left 201 that included a hole-ln-one on both teama. its bid this year but ,as they go will be the kingpin. In the pro the 128-yard 14th hole. Worsham e After completing the first Into the open, Ren Hogan still racquet, Pancho Gonzales will loam carded * ‘J . , Anld semester of hi* Junior year will be "the man to beat.” Gene rule the roost not only In 1957 but pro-am The local basketball picture Third place pro at 209 was Ansel Fllescher dropped out of college Littler will do it. Cary Middlecoff in 1958 and 1959. opened up again today after a to man. The defense will be Snow. followed by Walker Inman. and Joined the marinea. At camp will wrap up the Masters and Hockey: Montreal's Canadians short layoff for the Christmas playing man to man within a LeJeune he again tried out for some guy named “Joe” will take will retain the NHL season title at 211. vacations, and the mentoring one, and it confuses the oppos­ the golf ti*am and made it. He staff of the Sanford Sominoles ing offense; they don’t know added spirit ta the second divis cage quintet. Dud Layer and Dick whether it’s a man to man or a alon, of which he la a member, Silvers, had new hope for their zone defense, while actually it and was part of the attack that charges. Is both. led them to camp championship. "We’re dropping everything A new brand of basketball He came out as runner up for but the very basic fundament­ bids fair to revitalize tho interest the entire camp. als,’* coach Layer said today. and spectator attendance at His fine ihowlng In the camp "We’re pointing for mid-season g'.tnos, and the mentoring staff tournament earned him a starting and next year," he explained of voiced optiinlsim that the Semin* berth In the Camp Pendleton. the move made by the mentoring j 0|e., who will be in action next Calif. Marine Tournament, where staff to get rid of the razzlr* Tuesday night on the newly sur* the best of the golfers In the dazzle that the young and Inez* faced local courts will not only Marine Corps assembled and vied perienced Setnlnoles were unable draw a felecrgn lelul'nab cmf for top honors. Melvyn came in to master. draw a large crowd, but will thrill third. r,-The Seminoles, who are sadly tho crowd when they play. From third place in the entire lacking in defense, will meet pro­ Hosier of Playtri ,J Marine Corps. Malvyn came to Varsity bably the biggest team that they 1J Ft. Waldon, Fla. to Elgin Field will face all year Friday night Phil Byrd for the InUnenrlce Tournament. when they travel to I^esburg to Joe High Competing against the best golf­ * take on the high flying Yellow Cluudc llittrll ers- Uncle Sam had in his ranks, Jackets. The most important out­ Bill Tyre MELVIN FLEISCHER Melvyn came oat sixth. come of the game will be a 1 Bruce McCoy (Staff Photo) Youth, the competitive spirit. jVF 1 close score. Ken MacMurray and excellent form — champion­ , !» .Veil Dandridge "Wc’ro are going to work on ship Ingredients—ar* in the pos* John Barley ball handling, the fast break, an session of Fllescher, who still Doyle Corley , defense— and we plan on runn­ has a year with the marines. ing the boys ragged until they 1x5 After the marinea, Malvyn i» Junior Varsity master thei- fundamentals,” undecided about the future. He Clifford McKIbbrn Si'vers said. Joe Murray, head of the rlty i doesn't know yet whether he will Allen Swa*!m Essentially, the Seminole will shuffle hoard courts, said this'go back to school, travel as a Wally Phillips all but ignoro the Leesburg game. morning that the year opening pro, or both. He does, however, Tommy nutner They will be well pleased with a match tomorrow afternoon bet- 'Icon toward the Utter, Jimmy Graccy respectable score. But while ween the Sanford »huffleboard| The trophy ahelf of the FleiacBay Lur.quis* Ignoring the Yellow Jackets, they team and the DeLand shuffleboard•ber home il becoming loaded Vernon Kirk will be trimming their sails and team would he exciting, close, I with Melvyn’* trophies, and the Duke Hchirnnl readying for n reurn to their and worthy of spectator attend- Ki°ry ° f tbe event Is that Skipper Palmer newly refinlshcd homecourts Melvyn (till haa his boat days anec. David Stanley next Tuesday night when they Murray said that the tourna­ ahead of him. When he reaches Terry Christenson piny host to invading Pierson. ment would get underway at 2 his peak, rest assured, the sport­ Earl Scmmcrsill During the Christmas vacations p.m , and the public was invited ing wrorld will know about It. Mik* Davis Andy Bracken, principal of S»*into attend. inolo Illgh nnd coaches laiyer "We're opening the year against « J h Silvers completely rrfini-Ha good team", he said, “and It’s effHhe entire court area of the* xoTit-r always a clo->e match when wa ■ills* -------- -----auditorium stage-gym. The now tha atackhoMar# of tha Cltlsen play DeLand." resurfacing nearly doubled visit* IUnk of OvWUo. lo Otrlatlo. Florida Murray said that membership will be hsill »t th* Oviedo Memori­ llitv on the court. It'ill'llnir »t lino o'clock t>. in. for the team was open nnd any­ al "Don’t misunderstand.” Layer on Tuesday, January IS. ISSi for one anil everyone was invited to th* al.rtlon of officer* and th* cautioned, ”we aren't forgetting qv ||\|, WOOD transaction of aoch nthsr business I became a member. “Just come ss Leesburg anti we’re planning on Uni'ed Pre.s Snorts W rier mar urno.rlr coma hsfure th* m.atln* ; on down lo the courts," he Ingiving them a run fnr their LAKEWOOD. Calif. © —Pretty, Chart** tl. khsffsr money But the boys will hqve i p»t McCormick, the shapely queen |vited," wo play every afternoon Ksseutlv* Vie* rr*std*nt •lone themselves very proud If of l*>c diving boards whs won that we're not away on a tourna­ nnTtris they give them a hard rim for the Sullivan Award as Dtp na* ment." Th# aiinq*l msstlna of th* Hto«kholders of th* Florida State lt«nk their money. We just don’t have lion’s outstanding amateur athFriday afternoon the Sanford Hanford. Florida, a bnnktny eor. time to prepare for a team like lete, say* «he has no Intention of shufflchoardcrs play host to n,.ration will b* hold In th* bank­ ing room on Friday January 4. they are, and expect a win. We’re coming out of retirement, Orange City. 1SJ7 at t-Do o m . for tho nurt>.> ■ pointing for Pierson because we "When I won those two hold of •l*etlng a lloard of Director* for tho rnaulnn v#.»r and the trans­ have six days to get ready for medals at Melbourne in the nlym op are simply wonderful and they action of such othar busln*#* a* them and it will bo stressing'pics fnr the second time in a are going lo be very hard to beat tnav com* b*furo th# m**tlntr T K. T t V K E I l fundamentals that we couldn't row, that was th« tips,” said in the future." President hope to master by Friday night. I Mrs, McCormick These fundamentals must hr I “ I'm a housewife now and that learned if we ever hope to he is what I'm going to stay. "Raising a child and duln a winning ball club, nnd no time housework is what I expect lo do I* better thnn the present." Layer said that he would be fr»m now on. "And t\e plan to havo more working for a mid-season show of strength and a championship children. That would preclude any calibre team for next year.' mnr'' diving, anyway." A L L S I Z E S - A L L T Y P E S - S A L E PRICED Cnintiartivrly V< ung 'We're moving hoys like Wally Mrs. McCormick, at th« cumPhillips ami Bay I.iiudqiiWt to the JV 's, even though we need I p ' r,Jv,',y a,hlullr "f ' B la o k S ld o w a ll . W h lto S id e w a ll them badly for rrsrrvi* •trenttfh * 1,14 probnb.y unn more div* B l a e S a l e Prlea E a c h * Site S a l e P ric e E e c h * on tho varsity. Hot hoys like ,h»" • l n >' •»««« •" ■J Tubed Type Phillips and l.undquist, who show, ' V ,r*' ‘ , 0 '\on Tubed Type good potential, need a lot of in- J m ' 7 ""jhlps. plu. the 6 . 7 0 1 5 1 4 . 3 6 6 . 7 0 1 5 1 7 .5 5 1 four gold medals in the 1952 ami HI dividual attention that they 7 .1 0 -1 5 1 0 .0 5 7 .1 0 - 1 5 1958 Olympic Games. Additionally 1 9 .7 0 ruuldn’ he shown if they were on she won th* platform diving 7 . G O -15 1 7 .6 0 7 .6 0 - 1 5 2 1 .5 5 the varsity. With the JV ’s they crown in the Pan American games 6 .0 0 -1 6 1 2 .5 5 6 .0 0 -1 6 1 5 .3 5 will he both capable anti Improve at Iloenos Aires in 1951 and the 6 5 0 -1 6 1 7 .2 5 6 .5 0 -1 6 rapidly.” 2 1 .1 5 platform anil springboard title The Seminoles are working on fur the same game at Mexico n new type defense that will City in 1953. T u b e le s s T u b e le s s OR SHINE virtually revamp the ty|H- basket­ 6 .7 0 -1 5 1 6 .1 5 6 .7 0 -1 5 No one in history ever had 1 0 .8 5 ball ruHtomalrly seen on the spread-eagled the field like Mrs 7 .1 0 -1 5 1 7 .9 5 7 .1 0 -1 5 2 2 .0 5 rhru Feb. 28th, 1957 local courts. Basically J t 's one on McCormick Hut she savs: 7 .o O -la 7 .6 0 -1 5 2 4 .1 5 1 9 .7 0 one defense with a switching man ” 1 see the handwriting on the 8 . 0 0 1 5 2 6 .8 5 wall. It is better to retire now— dOuvald mm ★ ★ Sam Snead Winsj? Boca Raton Open ★ Seminole Coaches Voice New H ope For C age Q uintet Greatest Sale save on the tire designed for O R IG IN A L EQUIPMENT on 8 000,000 of America’s finest cars tytifflehoard Match Ooens Tomorrow Firestone Super Champion Legal Notice Pat McCorm iclr Going To Stay lr Retirement S u p e r C h a m p io n SUC.AIt BAY ROBINSON (top) and Grne lullm .r (bottom) meet tonight in MailKon Square ! Garden for their middleweight LVruuuJ champion-hip bout. Mixed League Fnds 1st Hall 01 Season Tomorrow Night . : Tomorrow night the mixed L .igtie will end the first half of .their 30 week season. A ‘get to­ gether’ has been planned for uli Imcmbers after bowling, nnd the prize money will he awarded. AH jeagoe members are urgrd to he present. *4 The top honors seems to he narrowed to a rare between three loams: Powells Office Supply, ivho hold first place, Sanford Bowjing Alley and Harveys Plumbing to . who aru tlej for second place. Clyde's Oafe will definitely take fourth place. Celery City Grill tould take fifth place from Semi fiole Dry Cleaners if they ran keep away from forfeits. . But anything ran happen in Just three games of bowling. There will probably be a great deal of hard fast bowling tomorrow night, gnd the public is invited to at- CRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME Highway 17-92 South PHONE 444 f o r CQ uneouj Dap-oiuf-A’ii/hf x A mbulance Srij/re* L. tj-'X r —: not that I'm too old to he div­ lend the spectacle. The league secretary issued a ing. Hut the young diver* coming nolo urging all member* of the league to be present for 'his very important night. “Lei s have everyone present Ihi* last night of the first half. I'm sore there will rouily be some hard, fast bow­ by the IOth ling Thursday night. So let’s go. and lot’s bowl ” Schedule for Jan. 3 Clydea Cafe vs. Seminole DryCleaners Sanford Bowling Alley vs. Ilarveand Plumbing Co. 3ABN FROM THE Powells Office Supply vs. Cel* AT THE City Grill SAVE NIGHTLY (except Sunday) ........................... SA N FO R D FLOWER SHOP F R E E DELIVERY Flower* Hy Wire 200 N. Park Phone 2210 Your savings placed here on or before the 10th of tlte month earn dividends from the 1st! is • NEW CLUB HOUSE • F a m o u s n o n -sk id sa fe ty tre a d d e s ig n Jerry Collins, Track Operator Sorry, No Minora S a fe ty -T e n s io n e d , G u m -D ip p ed C ord B o d y )► FIRESTONE V N A T IO N W ID ^ LIFETIME GUARANTEE < .1 .,-....... Gla.sA-onclosi'd. air conditioned nnd heated. •Heated Ftands ‘ All-New Track ’ Valet Parking .■ G u aran tee honorod w h e re v e r you go Timtonc $tore$ lir s t F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND IOAN AMOCIATIOS o f Sanford . . . . . . P O S T - T IM E 9:10 P.M. • M A T IN E E S EVERY WED. b SAT. A T 2 P.M. P L O W K It S FOR EVKItY OCCASION _ .... Located S Mile* Sou th O f Sanford On Highway 17-92 T u rn W est At Red Arrow Phone 12 js a . �fl THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. Jan. 2, 1957 Paire 7 ( Post Office Depl. Enters National Safety Campaign Hospital Notes Dec. 31 MBS. MAHON JONIS hues her son, William, 9. In New York and offart bar thanks to Dr. Dieter Wandry, surgeon on the liner flails, to bringing the boy safely to tho United States. William was ssillni from Germany with his grandmother to rejoin hts mother and step father after more than four years when he was stricken by appen­ dicitis. Dr. Wandry operated at sea and now the recuperating bo) Hat another adventure to tell hts mother. (International) The Sanford Herald Radio S TV Log oau seo WIU^LIIHT a m c ix x o o x l:*« Adventure With L'ncle Welt s.se Wild Util lllckok tivn.vni. 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Kengaroe s ee Open limit# 10 SA Harry Slonr# 10:10 11:10 13.00 12: IS 13: Jo 13:IS 1 .00 1:10 1:10 3:00 3.10 3:00 3:10 1:00 I:1S 1:30 e.Oo ft 01 1:00 0:11 0 •:4ft T 00 7:11 M0 9:00 •I • MO 10-10 tOiftft tl 0J I 00 • oi 4:30 •:3ft ft 34 7:00 7 I* 7 :o T.iS 8.no 1:30 • IS 9:00 9:14 9 30 10:00 10:30 10 IS lt:33 \3 no i: IS 13:20 1:30 1 34 2 "0 1 «•* 3 1.4 3 Jo Arthur Oodfrey sirlkn It Itlca Valiant Lady Lute of Lite hearth fur Tomorrow Guiding Light 1.00 Iteport aland Up and he Counted Ae the World Turne Our Mite Brooke llouteparty ■tier Payoff Hob Croeby llrlohter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Mickey Maine HTHM-M.^rURD 11420 KII.OCHI.R4 WKU.1EMIAT ArTEH.ioni The Rhythm lloar KVK.II.IO World Al Nit Twilight Bongs flporu Book Muilo At Random Drifting On A C1o«4 H«lcct the Music lit Danretlme N!«ot £dltlo« Strlctl? ln»trumoniil The Ithjrthm Hour At Horn* With Mutlt Nl«« Sign Off T u m i HAT •4(111*1*0 Sign On liAwn Ureekort eSowt W««t«rn Jernboroe New* Seven O'clock Club .Newt-Florid A .New* World Spurt* At A GUnot Jockey's Ct»ot«e Mornrng Devatlott lltrraonf Time World At Nine Morning MHndtet Here And There 1100 Club .Seme 1100 Club dome of Melody World At Noon radio Farm Ingest JUr Nono lunch New* Mir Nuno fl«nrh Thnrxil.iv Matlneo \Norld At Th*r# 1*»4b Service Show Itecord I'rtvUw Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- O NE O F THE BEST cartoons of the year was drawn by Robert Day for "Sports Illustrated " It'depicts a formid­ able moose nuzzling against a sign in Yellowstone Park. The sign warns "Do not feed the bears." A hand-lcttcicd placard around the moose's neck reminds passers-by: »I AM NOT A BEAR." • • • Bob Sylvester heard it at a wedding reception in the Bronx. T h e triumphant bride shook a finger under har mother's nose and chor­ tled, "So where would I be now if I’d taken your ad­ vice and never talked to strange men?" • • • The wine was flooding a Hollywood parly wh»n a starlet an­ nounced. " I’m just back from two week, at an excluilva dude Hfich '* -So we heard." drawled one of her dear««t friend*. "W«r# you a guest or Just grazing?" c 1344. by Brnn.tt Cerf Di.ltikul. I by Kin* r.lluree Syndicate Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G -------By WIIUAM RITTCtntral P rtu Writer A WELSH etnttnaarlan at­ tribute# hts longevity to dally loaf walks and constant pipe smoking. The walk* art probably tzscldutal — U>« result of the ml«#u# objecting to oil that puff­ ing around tha housq, ! ! ! Zvtok Dumkopf iMnkt they call tkota * far yrld telectumt “AB" (ram* because every player teem « la land on one or more. ! ! ! M E! cured by radio waves. Thle, de­ spite the fact that no much of the current radio faro sets our teeth on edge? ! ! f One o f Ihe more popular new books li all about marine Ufe. Bays Aitck Kay — Ihe subjects too deep /or Aim. t ! ! Sovalt, an old Frtnth stylo of boiing, wot fought with tho foot in Head of tho fltl*. Seems wheiw evtr a good seek was landed I* In 10 ytora electric wol tncased in a thee. derm* M*#r In the mid-Arctic and I Anfa relic. Appartndy, the North An historian points out that ■nd South Pelt* aren't lightning Francisco FLzarro cunqutred th* t ! 1 A European m*dtc com** forth with tho encouraging prophesy that some day toothaches may U vast Inca empire with a force of only 177 men. This Juat prove* again th* truth of th* old saying that It Isn’t what you hav* that counts but what you do with i t Admissions: Louis Brademeyer (Geneva) Blanch# Barnett (Longwood) Marvin Page (DeBary) Discharges: DaviJ Summertill (Genava) Mao' Ann Tillit and baby (Sanford) Wesley Williams (PeLand) Margaret Summers (Sanford) Ellis Brown (DeBary) Blanche Freeman and baby girl •Sanford) Eldora Alford and baby girl (Sanford) E lia Nichols (Longwood) Jan. 1 Admission#: Ophelia Lisk (Fern Park) Evelyn Spellman (DeBary Katharine Ptiagan (Sanford) Marvin Gian Williamson (Orange City) Henry Lee Williamt (Sanford) Agnea Lloyd (DeBary) Jarvis Glover 'Sanford) Discharges: Modistine Smith and baby girl (Sanford) Ernestine Bush (Oviedo) Etta Marie Emanuel (Enterprise) Katherine Phagan (Sanford) Sarah Garner and baby girl (Sanford) William Gamer (Sanford) Olivia Simmons (Sanford) Frederick Kennedy (Apopka) Jaa. 2 Admlitioa*: Emma Rowe 'Sanford) Virginia Frederick (Sanford) Ella Louise Bowie (Sanford) Vlaltlag Hears: rrlvate Rooms, II a. m. to • p. m.; Semi-Private Rooms, 2 to I p. m., 7 to 9 p. m.; Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. Parents and Grandparents only; Oastetrica, No visiting during feeding of habits. Private Rooms, 11 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p m. and 7 to 9 p. m., Semi-Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. THI NIW YOIK HIM CRITICS have chosen Ingrid Bergman as best actress and Ktrk Douglas as best actor for 1956. Miss Bergman was honored for her portrayal in the title role of "Anastasia,” her first American movie In seven years. Douglas was chosen for hts char* •ctcrUatlon of Vincent Van Gogh In "Lust for Life." The critics voted "Around the World in 80 Days" best motion picture of 1956. News Of Men In Service The Post Office Department tack, and outlining specific ways way*, now approximately an esti­ mated 42.roo deaths a year, la has enlisted 65.000 vehicles and in which they can help. 3. Postmasters, regional and beginning to asiume '.he propor­ more than 90,000 drivers in the new national *af-ty campaign— district officials, as well as other tions of a national emergency, "Back the Attack on Traffic Ac­ postal personnel, have been advis­ meaning total losses of 4.5 bil­ cidents"—Acting Postmaster Gen­ ed to bo ready to accept po»i lions of dollars this year the roun* eral Staurice H. Stans announced lions of leadership and to a ssist' try can not afford In this time of in every possible connection with world crlsL*. today. the work of local traffic safety "We have been aware of this In addition to enrolling this committees. problem In the postal establish* fleet. th«* nation’s largest, in this 4. Contests, awards and promo­ ment for the past several years, unique new safety effort sponsor­ tional program, furthering the and our postal drivers in 1951 and ed bv the President’s Committee Bnck-the-Attack idea, are being 1935 won national awards for For Traffic Safety,. . together developed lur for anu and by postal p e r •outstanding contribution to traf­ „ . . , with .. uveciupcu uy poi M member organisation* of the sonf, -n ^ ,he nj|||on> fic safety’ in oommunities all Traffic and Transportation Con "We feel." Stan* commented, over the nation. We hope that by ference of the National Safety "that the new campaign presents, our further effort* during the Council, the Post Office Depart­ the greatest opportunity for all Back-the-Attack we will help ment Is calling on more than 37.- citizens to participate in the m ost; enlist more cltizene than ever be000 postmasters and its other of­ effective traffic safety drive In . fore In an all-out drive against ficials over the nation to take American history. j the unnecessary waste of Amer* leading roles in this campaign. "The toll on the nation's high- >lean live* on the highway*." The "Back the Attack” drive was launched by President Eisen­ hower on Dee. 1, 1956, and will continue throughout 1957. as a dir­ ect attack on the nation's traffic death toll—now- at an all time high. The new campaign, while it is ly HERMAN N. IUN0I1EN, M.D. another special emphasis eafety PROBABLY nothing la any of achUophrtnla. It has proved effort—such as Ihe "S-Day" and field of iftedlcine Invokes more helpful to about one-third of tha the "Slow Down and Live” drives misunderstanding and apprehen­ schizophrenic* to whom It ha* —is uninue in that it delegate* the sion than electrojhock therapy. been administered. reipons.bility this time for the While It can be a dangerous Yet It la of even greater valua development uml operation of lo­ weapon. It also is a very valuable In treating mental disease* In­ cal safety programs back to local tool In treating many diseases oLvolvlng mood, auch as manlethe mind. In fact, this type of depressive paychoal* and lnvoturom.nunlties, Stans pointed nut. thcrapy Is as useful In the treat-|tlonal melancholia. "Thu*." he explained, "the ment of many mental dUeasej as Diaonoolntlna Roaulti Po*t Office Department will be In antibiotics are In treating p h y a i - 9 . . . . . . an advantageous position to nscal diseases It ha* been helpful In about *ume a *pe ial role In this new Perhaps by explaining a little jtwo ° i three eases of psychocampaign to halt the nation's ap­ about electroshock therapy I car j ) euro*le depreuion, but result* palling death toll, slnee it has in clear up some of the mlsunder- *\aTe ety neuroses and hysterical and every city, town and hamlet of (lie standing about 1L compulsive reactions. nation an official representative. No Shock or Pain I would like to emphasise that In the form of the postmaster, as For one thing, there Is no shock the therapeutic value of electrowell as Regional and District |>«« In the known electrical sense, shock therapy la aymptomatle. tal officials In many major Neither Is there any pain, since Even when a person la treated Cltlf*." the patient la unconscious during successfully, there la little aaaurtreatment. anee that he will rtot suffer A number of ipcrlfie steps By applying from 100 to 200 recurrence. have already been taken by the volts of electricity for one-fifth qranoH and ahiwxi Post Office Department to help to cne-half second through the L : A friend told me he haa make the Ilack-the Attack cam­ frontal area of the human brain, a D. “fallen stomach." How la it paign more effective, including wc can produce an epileptic-like possible for anyone to live with thejc: convulsion in the patient this condition? 1. The Post Office Depart­ Marked Improvement Answer: Not as much Imporment’s half million employes This convulsion brings marked tance la attached to this condlhave been given notire to extend Improvement In many patients'lion alnce It has been discovered full participation through publi­ with certain types of mental Ilia. that some organs, although not cation of material in the Postal located In their normal posltlona Why it docs *o, we don't know. Bulletin. Originally, electroshock ther In the body, itlll function fairly apy was developed for treatment well 2. A letter will be issued to each I of the more than 90,000 postal drivers, explaining IUck-thc-At- FORT RILEY. Kan. (A11TNC) —Specialist Third Class Kindred C. Brown, nephew of Mrs. I.ee Anna Jackson. 1017 E. Ninth St., recently participated with the tt'.ili Infantry Regiment in "Red Ar­ row," an Army maneuver nt Fort Riley, Kan. Specialist Brown, a mechanic in t h e egiment's Heavy Mortar Company, entered the Army In June 1952 and completed haste training at Fort Jackson, S. C. FLORIDA 18-2 INS. TAMPA ( FNS) Th> Florida State Fair for 1957, running from Jan. 29 through Feb. 9, has something to look forward to in future years. The state's largest exposition has hetn granted 253 acres of city land on the edge of town to replace Its present crowd­ MISS Of OROE ANN KARTZKI (above), ll), of Fort Eustij, Va., ed downtown location. is shown here In a snapshot Mayor Nick Nurcio and the taken shortly before she was Board of City Representatives fatally shot by a berserk gun­ have agreed to give the 255 n.-res Joe Nathan, 2024 Old Lakh Ma­ man on a bus In Cleveland. Abo of city property to the Florida ry Road, passed away Saturday State Fair and Gasparilla Asso­ killed was the driver, I.eo Almcrlco, who had tries! to protect morning at Seminole Memorial ciation for a fairgrounds and the girl from a man she said had Hospital foiling a lengthy illness. sports center site. The property been annoying her. The crazed Born In Whiteville, N. C. he Is located at the corner of Dale killer was later shot to death came to Sanford 31 years ago. Mabry Highway and Columbus hy police. fInternational) Mr. Nathan wna a member of Drive in the northwestern section Second Shiloh Baptist Church in of the city. which he served as a member of "Trey want to make out of that the Board of Deacons, tract another Coney Island wllh a He it survived by hia wife, four I coliseum, sports renter and yearsons, one daughter, and other rel­ . round amusement activities," atives. j Nuccio said. He added the assoFunaral services will be held at riatiun's preliminary plans call 2 p. m. Thursday afternoon at for enlargement of Al Lopez field, TAU<AHASSKK )KNS, with thw . ^ , Second ’Shiloh Baptist Church with on the tract from »i *e.itInvr ra Stain Development CommUtum (he Rev. W. O. Mikell officiat­ pacity of 5.000 to 15.0 X1 ' A| Lopez field Is Ihe spring "• ‘ hl’ capacity of a cooring. training hast* of thi* Chicago dinatiiur boity. the entire it;ite 11 Burial will be in the family plot base of Ihe Chicago While Sox Pr-Paring for Ihe second annua! in Sanford. Meanwhile plans have progre. Festival of Florida Product* schcWilson -Eichrlberger Mortuary I sed for a "bigger and better*' , du'ed for ic b . 14 23. is in charge. than ever 1957 fair at the Plant During Ibis ten day period the Field location. Making the 52nd |state will he a giant “ show winanniversary of the event, the ex (low" where Ihe home manofac* KF.D FLANNEI.S UNDER position xvill run for eleven days lured and grown product# will he EVENING GOWN PASADENA, Calif. -ID— Some and nights with the spectacular put on di play Starting originally chaln-whlo promotion for j nh.crvers know today how one of Gasparilla Day pirate invasion of a* the princesses in the Tournament ihe city taking place on Monday, the Winn Dixie supermarkets hy i advertising man D M. "Pete” Mr of Rotes parade managed to keep peh. 4 The usual number of special Cnrmirk. the Development Coin warm although wearing only a lightweight gown during the nip­ events and parades will lie held mission has be:-n .-ailed in to ex I and fair officials are looking for lend the idea on a statewide has py morning hours They spotted red flnnucl long the most successful event in the i«. I history of this largest of Winter Governor LrRoy Collin* has Is- j underwear beneath the gown. •fairs of the nation I sued an offic ii proclamation set­ ting aside the ten days in FebI r-uary for Ihe event which is al­ ready attracting national aiten U m. Officials are looking for Ihe greatest promotion of Florida pro­ ducts ever staged and Floridians from Pensacola to Key West will ly HUMAN X. IUN0IKN, M.D. DONT *nvy the boss. | An executive, you must under- ha a-ked to purchase goods and If he'* like many of th* natlon'i stand, comet In contact with more ' food items produced in ihe Sunbusy executives, he's probably a Jealousy, resentment, hate, anger, i shine Slate. candidate for heart trouble. |competitlon uml fruxtratlun than Outwardly, ttie boss may ap- )u.xt about anyone else In society, DOUBLE H.\ltRLI.i:i> SHOT pear perfectly cairn, indeed, aomr Too many executives. Mr. CoulDETROIT 'A— James Mi-«*Uco of them are. But generally an ter point* out. are promoted too executive la a pretty good actor late In life to permit them to j 20, to # resolved never again to Under that tranquil appearance,|galn the experience necessary fur pull both triggers of n double bar chances are he's filled with ten-jthem to survive the rigors of thetr reled shotgun nt the same time— slon and turmoil. Jobs. They are promoted virtually either New Year'* Eve or ally other In order for him to be the bosa ; without any training or under­ time. , lie* got to be strong and tntellt-'standlng that they mint now deal lie did it yesterday and ripped gent. But he also haa to be forc#-|wt!h persons Instead of things, both barrel* to dlred*. lie escaped ful and dynamic. H# has to drlve'r—iv i_ Injury. himself as well as drive hi* e m - f ® ‘T “ l -ar#* r ployee*. In short, he has to be a Coulter suggests that young jet(j er (men thould be given executive Lo n d o n tr — Russia'* ipiii Betides hia own personal wnd•responalbilUle^ early in their cabuslnea* problems, h* haa to wor- r*eM- TM* will give them a better I leadership appeared moving to ; day lowurd a compromise over ry about your problems, too. You chance to survive these careers, and other employee* took to him1 Meanwhile, you can help pre- the debunkiig of Joseph Stalin. for guidance and probably bother Pare for the time when you wilt And Jl also appeared bent un a him with countless needless que*-'t)* coni- a|1 executive. Anticipate toiuher line towards the West in Mona. > promotion: plan for it. Adjust ! 1937. You expect him to b« available at any time, anywhere, for any cally to cope with a Job that un­ emergency. Why. he haa leu time doubtedly will mean emotional stress. for himself than a doctor! QU13TION AND ANSWER What Can Be Don#? What, then, are some of the 8. H.: Is It posslblo that a akin things that can b« done to keep aliment la the result of nerves or our executives from failing vic­ worry? tim to heart troubles) Answer: Many skin diseases Thomas 1L Coulter, chief ex­ can be caused by nervousness or ecutive officer of the Chicago worry. It is believed that one of Association of Commerce and lo ­ the most common skin diseases. dustnr. has a auggeatlon, and tt.known as neuro-dermatitis, Is U a good one. (caused by nervousness. Colored News Joe Nathan Dies Saturday Morning State Readying For Festival Of Products Be Ready For The Day You Become "The Boss" D IV ID E N D S Electroshock Therapy Aids Some Mental Ills GA. GRADE “A” D&D FRYERS REEF CHUCK OR ROAST SIRLOIN OR CLUB STEAK 49' LB. FltKSII filtO l'N I) F R E S S II N E C K !l'mb:;igerLBS. 3 79c BONES LB. 10c A 2 .M IX 3 lb# tin 6 9 ( (With $5.00 or more food order) JERZEE Evaporated Milk U. S. NO. 1 3 Tall Cans 35 Quaker Potatoes FLOUR 10 lbs. 10 ibs. 89' FREE l MEASURING SPOON SET WITH EACH General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES CUT JAM ES IL GUT A n te . PURCHASE Your savings plsceJ here on or before the 10th of the month esrn dividends from the 1st! F irst F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI ATION of Sunford CANADIAN ACE T /P T 0 P S u per M arket* WHLR£ YOUR SHOPPING DOLLAR NAS M O R E C EN TS' 3 2 9 SANfORD AVE. * QUANTITIES LIMITED BEER £ cAN399c Li # �i A om9 tm%v W T m s i u " and roaited so a rolliwrto (cite* tr io . Some cooks like to ost m * derate heat for the tint third af the roasting time, high hast w he next third, and moderate beat against until the bird U dose. . Bv STANLEY Cold weather bererags: elder sweetened to taste w lih ^ sugar and healed with. whole cloves, whole allspice and. stick cinnamom. ’ ‘ Remove »plcea before serving If you Uke. Wl C A trtar) GtT SOMETHIN^ ALINEON S PIMPOUTWHAT ABOUT ( f v INTER. [THS UNKNOWN#\ THE GRUME IS ABOUT.THATU WLKESf i ( UE FCOMt I VIEWS. but v,t got ta\who is } soeaV. m vssrofijK j ue? ( no OH.DEAR.IF I HAUNT UT CHC4W DRIVE ME HOME, NONE OF THIS WOUlDHAVE — HAPPENED* EFFECTIVE Jan. 1 *57 BEA START Anticipated Yearly Dividend Fff I ... . i l : “ *» HfA.ANR HO PO K m l 2 JAM. '97 flU9jK£T: Levs E r m a to : SUM poazv. w* c from : oavis SNcetceu, t o t — ✓ - T H E - CO LD , C O LD DAW Al ka. i : MCIP1ENT SHALL PC CM WEB SS L P ADVIS6P ON THtO PATS THAT THE SEN PCK L K lf t HEK.ANO SO FO R T H ... e m* imra it in e a trwwatx Legal Notice S A ID E S T A T E : Y o u a n il <-.i, i o f r » a a re h n ra b y n o lllfa d a n d ra q u lra d to flla any is r o t s r r j i 'Dak ’i coliit . r l a l m i a n d d a m a n d a w h ic h you. or ICMIVOLI-. (.Ill A T I . ri.O R lU t a lt h t r of y o u m a y h a v a a g a in s t YOTICB TO t a b r r o i •aid a a U la In tho o lflc a o r H o n l i R»> K rn .tt F. H o u th u ld a r. C o u n ty ESTATE OF CH A nL E S EDWIN J o d c b o f n o m in a l. C o u n ty at h li IIEATII. DECEASED o fflc a In th a C o u r t llo u a a In S a n ­ TO ALL FERROS* l!A VINO fo rd F lo rid a , w ith in t ig h t c a irn CLAIM* OR DEMANDB AOAINHT J a r m nntha fr o m tha l l m . o f tha ,M, 1m N 'F l R S f '’ - 1-2 \ FEDERAL ftrM o u b llc a tlo n o f thla n o lle # E a c h c la im o r d tm a n d tnuat bo la w rit * I n * n n d co n ta in tha n la ca nt ra.1done# a n d p a d o fflc a a d d r a t i of tha c la im a n t nnd m u at ha aw o rn to b y tha c lalm a at, h la a a a n t n r a tto rn a y . er tha aa m a ahall ba void. C h a r la t to W h lt o H a a th A a E i c c u t r l * o f aald a«t«ta T i n t n u b llra tlo n o n P a r. 1}. ||j< Sanford L L i TTT- Little Folks By B/LL 6CS . 1 SHOULD HAVE SONS STRAIGHT ON TO W A D E 'S Iw llA N D ^ K iN O r DO V O O THINK /li G tt,TH AT'S GB£AT sil 'o u c n . Do *fou K ABLE TO PU T l I N IY IB CCOLD_, THINK IT UXU. B e T H f P J A N O AGAIN** BEFORE/ ALRIGHT 9 ----------- ■ M SUPREX MKT Q o HY. SURE : S ) SUGAR NATCHEPAUY I K { J I IHSTIAD OF STOPPING TO , Fl«m IWTH THAT NfU) KIO/ % DIXIE CRYSTAL LB S. limit one with $5.00 or more purchase er S • ic «AA\ S - J A 7 3 7 DONfTVNOTCVABOUTJ rr, UNCA AAICXBY. VU. HAH TwB ’TEACHES ewELLCVd &-!5fT' ' SHOULD—' ' - J Cfr, J WOWMANY SwslUY \'*X* rr o u t TCHSOWOWl <W SNO-TIP ALASKA U A GOOD HEAVY W ESTERN R E E F TRU-FLAVOR Chuck Roast/6.39c SALMON tall can rS LEAN FRESH GROUND ___».* - to n 1 L a CAN Hamburger 3 lb*99c S W IF T S PREMIUM BA BY B E E F •iiitHUPflr li!?f[TJITn!TiTTTr _ ' V> Mill '1/ T H ATS THC l 1 V * B lP S T O N E ) - C i evePM Aoe.^ 0 (™ ^ tc o u L 0 N r )1 ~ Round Steak >» 69c lb. u fit our caozut co*fu /rr/A A s a OP/Af£ - A/ < 0 su or/ ib. 2Vt SIZE CAN DEL MONTE EA RLY 35c FR O Z E N FO ODS U 19c Roll Purple Plums 25c (Whole or Rlh End) DONALD DUCK O R A N G E J U IC E 29c 8 OZ. CAN HUNTS HUNTS ECONOMY SLICED BACON RICE TOWELS FRESH LEAN CORN FED V ^ a s r KHQCKSD M Af 0 0 7 T <SAr jc w iff >caPAr j o / c » v ~r/muah 2 I A I OZ, P K & SCOT (Yellow. Pink or W hite) Rib Steaks ft1 BIG CHIEF LONG GRAIN Tomato Sauce3125c U. S. GOOD HEAVY B E E F Pork Loins (Limit one with order) <5 OZ. CANS 9 for 99c FR O ST)’ A CRES 10 OZ. PKGS. Sliced Strawberries 4 r»*79c Garden Peas M UELLERS SPAGHETTI OR 303 CAN; 19c 8 OZ. PKGS. M ACARONI 2For25c BANANAS 3 - 29c LEMONS'*" •“ •* 29c CARROTS 10c Sweet Treat Sliced PINEAPPLE 2 Y i 8^ e c a n w M f ia M r 3 AL ATE AT LIVIN' ATHLETE— ant r P tO y T M A H a i p e £ c < m y a h C M A L teN ae y o u t o a ~ JAA\«NT * iBVI y o u t h in k . AH>a JvoCHIbl’, ■niv \Te f Al AWAIT YO' FLnA fluR O * SWSNHD.'TH' AOODED HAM'! VC'S, WHO " YOU SUPD* hS 15 *, \ D rC 9 S U P R E X M A R K E T 2806 PARK AVt. « QUANTITY RIGHTS RISSRVCD • WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY MEATS p m w s i :! - �' ■* 3 0 - WANQ 6BKVIC1 3A-WUKA WANTED. Ms MALA U— FARM iM GARDEN D A IL Y 07—1 RORERS aad RIAL TORS U LL SI Sill - P ta ii Techaletaa m e t »1M BA>«e 1, AiAMfA Child care in tny home, 2d hour, Pent Compost ( Duct welder, I 40e MAYFAIR AREA day A night All iges. T04 W. bu. bag. GRAPEVILLE NUR- U l N. Virginia, beautiful Brit* 4th SL Gripcvillo AvO. Phoao SKR' PLANO TUNLNO A R IP A ltlN Q tiny Farm HeflO. S bodrmmi, 2061. w. it. Harmon 1 bathei '’Wode butll ‘ on Oak Will baby sit In my homo. 60S Ph 1562-M — After 5:00 p m shaded lots. By appointment. French Av*. For Sale: Mid-season cabbage jdant*. Fred Thurston. Ph. 431* 21—ROOFING aM F U W ltftQ FINANCIAL CM HAM 1C T t L S 6A-MONIY T f LOAN Ptol F. Mueller A Sett P k 1A4 Free eeiimate. quality orooh. AUTO LOANS LOST LB SB PLUM1INO Cehtnej aad IRopaif tfie t aid m am Work Wm Will IN *ut ~ CLASSIFIED ADS • Ph. 1821 li-r u c u u CAT ANNETTE'S - fdf Iteak, Chlckao, — . food, Shrimp thx morning JroO HA luv* tho Daggle Dirttf * Lake Mary. , i —LOST AND FOUND FOUND— Gray KllUn. CL11 2001 LOST— Beagle puppy. 1 moaths old., blaek, tin, white. Call ! M fiij. Gild k white Durai'a plh lost near Touchlon Drug Cd. Re Ward. 1’hona 1 9 a s^rBMONAL n o tic mi OLLAWAY, IlosOtUI AAA l i l y Meath— Day. Week, ------ , or — — — 1425 Furniture CoaUr US Wert Flflt It. for RoilOlMf, H. Y. 1. WouU ^&ednesday JanUiry Mid. „ like Imdjr rider Of ffruplt. PhOttf AUTOMOTIVE T—AUTOMOTTVA tVAMTBD Sell Your Cat to ROY REEL 306 W. Second At g—B o a t s and m o to rs Your Evlnrud* Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Ml E. l i t St. Phone 996 Thla l» a free pan to the Ritz Theatre for Rosevelt Cumm lOgi. Exp. date Jin . 11. '57. k14 foot boat, trailer. 23 horsepow•r Johnson motor. Good bar­ gain. Phone 1449-K. 0—MOTORCTCLESBICTCLHS Now Boys 24 inch Bicycle. Trade f i r 20 in. Phone 1969-R. 1X—TRAIL* RS It will pay YOU to see ua before ou buy. Open Evening* and undays. EastsM* Trailer Salea Palatka, Fla. I Thla ia n free pass to the Ritz Theatre for Brenda L. Aucolfl. • Rap. date Jan. 11, 'ST. Airstream Houle Trailer for aalo. Purchased new thla ytar. Com* plete with combination refri­ gerator, gas range, gas hettt, twin beds, dinette k 12 gallon watar tank. St. Johna Realty. Phone 1129 or 1079. Aanfofd. S a l e — 1935 l-bedroom trailer. 92413. Phone Ibtd-XJ. .Lashau 'K. 14—USED CARS Ray Herron will put you milaa Ahead k Dollars Ahead with a high appraised trade-in on A • New 1957 Pontiac. SCO the new Pontine now on display. 1964 Pontiac 4 door Chiefian '>,3 Deluxe. * 1963 Huick Riviera Sedan 1991 Pontiac 2 door Sedan 1M1 4-door Chevrolet 39AI 4-door Plymouth lAtO 4‘door Plymouth Call Ray Herron. 2456 or after 6 p.m. Call) 1313-W. 1963 Ford Pickup Truck, axec. Cond ........................... . |59-i 1991 Oldsmobile Super 66, 4 poor. R A H Two-Tone Point, i Perfect 6546 *1947 Dodge Pickup Truek $346 ROY REEL 306 W. Second St, \ 1991 Mercury, R A If, qvordrive, four door, clean. See ol 409 Editha Circle. * **" a 1 - Must sell immediately: 1954 iielAir Chevrolet with powerglide, R A H, w/w tire*, and many 1 extras. Ph. 1622 VV. h w Ilford Ave. 206 iMford Phene 1626 Florida State Bank _________ OF SANFORD ROSA L PAYTON SB—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Christman Piano, good condition. j y - j a o n e j a & . ______ _ • RENTALS $4—APTS—■OVaCLwItGOMI S MERCHANDISE M M Seminole Realty RENEW Your Roof! May We auggest a contractor. Lot Ul arrange a Home Owners Loan to covtr your roofing Job. Gre­ gory Lumber of Sanford. 6th _and Maple, Phone 2862. f or P ainting m T M r M6.TR, Room special t i t s * d. taker IgooLI 7. Slovenly woman 0. Pmineulo i ASIa) 9 Bihticil nartte 10. Bird * home 14. An ag* 10. Cod of lava L’U’J J B M ' J U : i B X I X 'J 17. Terri­ a tin r r a S B r n y tory of -xn 'i ' r j'ie i'.in i Western 'J.’ll t ll'Jfl i;' Samoa :•) itx'x -•-e-qif) i . j m , ' 31. NourIX, I 1-J n i i_. * letted rj- * 10 - . ' x:x 33. Orceh ’. ' J - l 'I J * . I-J l.i toller u * m i ,v r •r i ’irx * i •' in * i II. Gem X' I ' •! 16. Happen 1 ' I I PR IT. A Teeteeder’e Aaeaee yellow* 30. Loiter* ish 40. Skillful loam 4f. A trteh ft. Any split pulse Ilnd I 43. Arsbten thief la In f l Sloth 47. Yard (Obbr.l 34. Time 40. Musi* note 50, The I Old wflM? n g .) 37. ConcUe rH K SA N FO R D H K K A l.fr Wed. Ja n . 2. 1957 P a n • r M M E1 LBT X* ADS DOITI H o lp III m J Wanted FEMALE ■ W iS .TSZiS,5.?7S{ " " M U ® 1" " McDa n ie l s Repair Shop OPEN FOR BUSINESS f t . Dalrttf B tllag r K LOOK for your numc In SjanfjoteL disJm ltL "W A -T N T T A D S A FREE GUEST PASS $139. To Tho Movieland Ride-ln • Service I’crHonncI INVENTORY S/\LE Prairie Lake Drive-In Newspaper street saletboyi want <rTS ed for work after lehnd. Ages Sectional davenport (blonde and red) $50.00 107 W. « th HI. Choice lot* in th* Mayfair up to 14 yean vl.t Fee fir Area at an allrtilix * cask Holley at The Sanford Herald vacancy "- p r o b l e m s ? rind prlso. W. E. Kirchoff Jr. Phone right after school. tenantl fast thru the Want Ads. 206. Helper on truck with knowledge of pipe fitting, .steady job with local company. Give full Infor­ mation. Box X •* Sanford Herald. 2»—SALESMEN . A O BjrfS Collector illlttm an to eervleO esUhlished colored fire insur­ FLUOR tan ilmg and rimihing. ant* ruulf, Five work day Cleaning, waxtng serving Semi­ week. Must have lived in State nole county since 1621. over a year and have a light H- M. Gleason, Lake Miry serviceable car. Write to P. O. Box 119 Sanford in your own McRANKY-riMlTlI PAINTS Hand writing, giving »MUy t 2 l l i * Park Phone 1203 qualification! for this Job. Or HUY Personable young lady with sates BE.\LTY PARLORg experience. Typing and som* All items reduced prior to Inven­ • With confidence » h*n you buy bookkeeping. Send resume’ of ;For all your B e a u t y Needs tory. in Odham A Tudor Home. experience and expected salary (R9Vflon L Theo*Bender (’osmetic* Beil Room Suites ilA K K it r r s b e a u t y n o o k to Box RAEC d o The San­ Bedding ford Kara l<f. P h- 971 10s Sd. Oak DRIVE OUT TODAYLiving Room Groups Odd Chairs This Is a free pass to tho Prairie loimpa BUSINESS ODHAM & Lako Drive In Thoitro far Mr*. Dinettes IJay Herron. Rap. date Jan. 11, SERVICES Terms To Suit You At TUDOR, Inc. I f —RUlLDINt#—KKrAIRA PAINTING ECHOLS BEDDING ( 0 . Reliable ......... .................................. Coc. Ilvw. 17-92 A 2711, 61. housekeeper for the Phiin*s 2loo A :w» rare of home a ndJ ttwo > children. Corner In it A Magnolia, Ph. 1233 .A Ted Burnett '•Dud" Bamberger, Mgr. Phon« 1441-71. “ Builder* nf Finer Home* a ___ for PAINTING Free Delivery For Florida Lhing” MOl Grandview Pboao 1132-M. $7—HELP WANTED MALE WOOLSEY BALL REALTY And INSURANCE Batu m i rings l i lt 15. Ml beverage* Id. Rector'* aaalatont 18. Small pit 10. Aloft 20. Weakling Icoiloq ) 22. Small explosive sounds 23. Bom 20. Denoting an alcohol l Su trial 31. AMUnt Greek poem DOWN I. Excla. mation I. Man's nickname 3 Prevari­ cator 4. Cirl'o name 6. fcjcela WELAKA APARTMENTS: roome 204 Ito. Park AvO. Phone MO PLUMBING D HEATINO private baths. 114 W. First St pile Tank Instellatien k Servic Sci 43—ARTICLES far SALS FOR QUICK H1.H0K u*e CUiaK lea tar service, A M i n e c. Avalon Apts. Efficiency. Ph. 760-W OZIER REALTY CO .U u r . B. osier, Reolior lo rm u . Phooe- fM-W i t m s . W> ouy aid SdA laeed tuftuhire fied id* M MS rent'hire Call r. Mesel 16- field, Asierisie r “ T” 'T " T " T Paying td# o ltt f f l m l * a|f Efficiency apt. tti*wiy if*#t s#. 6601 So Orlando Hay. t35l t i ll , r ’ y ’TTilf## i f thing of value SUP I B TRAD­ City Limits. Blumboriand Court. RVEMNGS: 3lt$ end 7fo % ING POST e« 17-02 Ph 1666-W SCO Seminole Really for DestA sr T " able Houses and Apis Phone 27 LIVE BAIT I r •7 Ih lM ri, BuUHoadt. Pop Guta EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable W, DfETRlCI t, w. miTro 60. Consul. r I ^ l t o r18 * for Winter Tduriii. Private o«tk 1 ST Illlon C O M FLITI PLUMBING JOB Misiourj Minnowjl and Worma k answer, Steam hoaL Ifto ire IMI Park Aeo. PHm « ft i f 141 66. Dutch including: bath flaturoa, cabinet Flomlag G rocery-E . Geoeta A ft. Manuel Jacobson icrosa from TT* tr labbr. I IT ftlink, tester pump, septic tank Post Office. 33. Invalid * Oil neaters, all kind, cheap and water heater, approximate­ Rolicrt A. Williams i r 1 food We take yours in trade. ly $23 month. T I_ REALTOR Clean apt. Uil heat. 611 Park. 33. Ctty |Ft.) Super Trading Post Call, or :ee us TODAY TI“ TTTT R sym and Lundqulal, 30. Part nf Phone 2053-W. Second floors-two room furnish­ 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 On Hwy. 17-92 I chair hark ed apt. rrivata bath. S) 6.uo per Photo 1071.ASBOHATE Atlantic Bank Bldg. 30. Pronoun SEWING MACHINES This la e free p an to the Movie* . month. Phone 1217-W after e. 59. Blal Necehl - White land Ride-ln Theatre for Bob­ W. II. ••Bill" STE M PE R 41. Conduits Nf« and Used t room furnished apartment in* by Rrllson Exp. date Jan. 11, m ■ Rrallar — Grneral Inxnror 44. Hillside GARRETT'S 323 E J i L SL _ eluding tiillltics. 815.00 month. ’87. TVTTGuy AUea Associate riugout 107 W. 9th St. Atlelir P rltf, Associate Cantreni, cols, sleeping bags, IS Neat Plumbing. Kresky Heating XT- — & tents, mess kits, hunting knives. 2 bedroom downstairs furnished PhonO 903 or 2122 - M2 N Park 40 o r a d u ­ " j M. G . H O D G E S Arnly*NaVy Surplus. 310 Sin* apartment. 203 E. 2tst. 650.00 eling TP“ Servlet en All Water Pumr*— ford Ave. luster monthly. Phone 1071. R. A. IP IT IS REAL ESTATE Weill Drilled - Pumps 40. Viscous Williams. . . , . i ' S c.rumi«¥ A Monteith Peola Road, Phone too P*. —Factory (0 you— 51. Stitched *1 H7 South Park Phono 771 *0—WANTED to RENT 32. Weird Aluminum r a —SPRClAl Nonces PHONE 6770 far CHERRY Venetian Blinds Eoelnied head. Sag-pmol iiultom Two or three bedroom apartnirnt of house. Write Ooa J . L. Roblfllen H iid Crafted furniture. rail with plasile ends. Plastic CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R s IBWAF ANk fHINUI Ju tt place ________ Wl AUlM, design and refinilh of rayon topes. Cot Ion or nylon -C.o goofopl.Herald. BOO at 916 Frendh, Ph. 52-R. cords. Classilied ade, Phode 1121 for a through Clelllitld ade, Let an BHAL KSTAtK KttlRflrik G lass and l*allU Co. Scars, Roebuck *nd Co- h*s helpful ad-writer. 5>i. experienced ad w riter Olilet you. 112114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 an opening In S*nford f « • ci —a c r e a g e young lady bolWcen 20 *na » A B. PETERSON All typn ind lile i, installed M—APPLIANCES BILLS HARD TO PAT? tell years of agt. The person must "Do It Yeursulf." Ten acres exceptional Bled land foker AesoeieH.: a. R re tenon FOR GRAND B i t s OALORE. uungs youi* tarough w i t h know touch type system and b# make iho Want Ad* your shopp­ WK REPAIR AND SERVICK f e t , f - J - Chesterson, Oirfleld nrt hard surface road. W. E. FnlGIDAlRE •w* appliances, sate ... through Want Ad* lor CASH, ablo lo maintain a minimum jVijjeU*, John Meisch and It W ing plan*. and servlre. u, H. Hioh, High, n Oviedo Klrchhoff Jr. Phone 303 .______ _____ .peed of 35 word* per m nute. call 1121. William* A. C. Doudnry, I.and Machine and Supply Co. Fia.. _____ phone FOS-aain pos-am n or San Bookkeeping experience Is ■ Surveyor, l6o aero-s several lakes, high 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. 62 ford IG42-W after 0 p.m. much desired quality, but other land, facing un very large lakr. '14 N. Park Avo Phone l i f t practical experience or advance Maytag aulomalic washer, good CROSLHY - BENDIX about 4 mil** north east of educational achievement* would condition, $125. Phone 389 J . S a le s e n d S e t t le s Enterprise. Only $73.uO per Consult A R e a l t o r First be considered. Applicant* muit aero. B. U. Shinholser Jr . New L U M .R N AND H A RK K Y RAN DALL 41— n U lL D IN O MATERIALS bo high school graduates with Smyrna Beech. Phone Garden Ido N. Park AfO. Electric Company Phone 2313 pleasing personality and good MlV! Satvice— QuaUty -Satisfaction C O N C H ETE character, and have tho ability REA I, ESTATE DRIVE-IN Pb. 113 SanforU 2837-J—5 De Bsry Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete 05— HOMES and desire to get along with S544 French Ave Blocks, Sand, Gravel, Cement. people. J . W. H A LL, R EA LTO R H E A T IN G 101 id w . f i r s t h t h k k t Concrete Pipe to meet all SOUTH PINECREBT— I l f Uurol The position offers a good Johnny Walker, Associate Qualifications. Floor Furnaces A Ciraulators Drive. 3 bedroom modern home. starting salary. A discount Will “Call Hall” Phone I75H Las* than 1 year old. You can Sh erm an C oncrete Pipe Co. I I . B . P O P E CO.. Inc. bn given on all purchases, with buy this homo with a low down* Phone IM9 jqq park Phonfr 1440 Gut West 13th St. Classified Di.plsy group insurance, group hospita­ paymeoTand take over a 4*4% Front End Special lization and profit sharing plans Brake Special 14—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT G. I. Mortage. Monthly puy available. Permanent resident This is a free pais to tlW Movla* Adjust brake*, pull (real Pel carter,, eambe menls Including u x k insurcamber, looda, preferred. It Is all ideal poa* land Ride-ln ThcatrO for Ralph HAYNES Office Machine Co. wheel, rheek lining*, repack balance front rance only $75.23. Close walking ront wl wheel*. Hon for the right person. ^ . Swartz. Exp. date Jan. 11, Typewriters, adding- machines bearing*. SAM C. LAWSON D.wJy * distance to the new modern Sales-Rentals, 314 liag., Ph. 44 If you are Intcreited in thla ’57. Pinecresl School. See this Home * 5 .0 0 $ 1 .2 5 position, and era between tho today. ODHAM k TUDuil, Inc. S t. fJu U fim U f Otm p tM f 17-FURNITURE—HOUR lil '.D GATUN BHOTUER3 ages of fu and 65, apply In Cor. Hwy. 17-PI A 17th St. Dragline k Bulldozer Service Used furniture, apyllanecs, tools, rson now at Bears Catalog PAINT and BODY WOIIKH ALSO Phones 1100 and 2901. l|« NIldO III Ph. 2232 Gonava. 1496 W. Sanfonl. Its Office, 116 E. First etc. Boughtsold. lorry’s Mari GUARANTKKD WORK — RKAMONAIU.K PRICKS •ANRO RD FLO RIDA Five room house svfth bath and Street, Sanford, Fla. 321 East 1st SL Phone 1631. ♦•OMi'll STOP IN OR CALL 1IR1 ENVKLOPEs 7 Lollarbiads. stateapproximately thirteen acres of monts. invoices, hand bUls. am. FUR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE _ .. J A ... ■ rr 2BE — 3 oroarams, etc. Progressive —al Warehouse FFiCei) fIsH Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 BERRY'S. We are esperts at asCUSTOM BUILT HOMES" sitting veu to stcura grailoui Wrst 13th SL VA—FlIA—CONVENTIONAL good looks with functional eon WELL DRILUNO venlence. Today’s best buya in FINANCING Falrbanks-Morse pumps. nationally advertised furniture LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Repairs to all makes. at DISCUUNT PRICKS. 601 W. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS The HOWARD C. LONG rim 9L Phone 1667 .foe KvenA. K. S H O E M A K E R , J R . 207 E. Commercial Ave. irtg Appointment. Phone 1691 1S00 Melionvill# Phone 386 3 bedroom Concrete Block home, General contracting and haul ng. CH O OSE Nlco location. Sell efluily, pay­ For delivery: day, fill dirt, FltO M ment* 654.00 monthly. Phone muck and top *oil. W. D. Hol­ 2239 J. combe, Phono 1732 91. ______ Different colors and designs and completely furnish your living • EMPLOYMENT room with one of nur 100% nylon 9 pc. groups. Including: WONDERFUL LOCATIONS 24—HELP WANTED FEMALE Sofu Bed . . . SPLENDID VALUES Matching Piulfurm Rocker SALESLADY. Year-round em­ Matching Cocktail Chair ployment. Vacation. Good hours. Coffeo Table Apply in person. Philip’s Colon­ — I* — Step Table ial Cleaners. 110 3. Palmetlo. Table Lamp You May Have Wrought Inm Smoker This is n free pass to the Prairie Sofa Pillows • SOUTH PINECREBT Like Drive In Theatre for Mrs. Ash Tray Sal • GROVE MANOR George C’arUmj. Enterprise. complete « VALENCIA VILLAS, Del.eod Exp. Jan. 11, '37, He can nullify you for ono of SALES MANAGER EA SY TER M S our rixy fin lnr* plane within 30 Young enough to be a doer, minute*. mature enough to be realistic. Mather Of Sanford To build and auuerVite tha I’hono 127 marketing of n well known na­ 2U3 09 1st St. • F. II. A. tionally advertised product in thla area. A successful back­ • BIG VALUES ground In direct to consumer • V. A. saloe, ability to hire ami train • Q UICK C R E D IT are u must. If you qualify thert• E A SY T E R M S i< a guaranteed salary plus a WILSON MAIF.S flva figure income opportunity New and UoH rnmltnre while building. For personal in­ Phone 991 YOU terview write, stating age, mo­ 311 I . First It. del rer and past experience to: CAN EMPIRE CRAETrt CURP., P. U. llox 6425, Orlando, Fla. ■»9 M arine F in ish e s F o r Y ou r B oat donharik (ila s s and P a in l Co. i l l i n w. 2nd st. Phoao 330 Registered deal Estate Broker Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha CRO SSW O RD AdMOM t. Greeting d. Founder o| ottoman empire 11. Farewell If. Roek 13. Apparent M BER Each clay the names of 6 people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and tho Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it Is your freo ticket— you pay only n small service and tax charge on Ritz Theutrc, and Prairio Lake Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. FIN D U IL D IN G ■ 17K 24H O Ritz Theatres r YOUR NAM E! i SEE THE M O V IES FREE! u �t •• r'-t.. 1 .. . V LOW EST PRICE Plus QUANTITY ROOTS RESERVED VAUI M M ie n GOOD THRU SAT., JAM. flth CRACKIN' 0 0 0 0 COOKIC m 12-oz Pkg Fudge S’wich YELLOW CLING SUCID Off HALVES No. 2 4 Can H U N T 'S P EA C H ES e HUNT'S RICH RED T O M A T O C A TS U P 2 14-oz oris STOKELY FINEST No. 2 Cam O R A N G E JU IC E 2 GOLDEN L .O .S . C R EAM CORN ALL PURPOSE G IA N T B R E E ZE Pkg Only AMAZING NEW DETERGENT Giant Pkg W H ITE ARROW FLBRII F R Y E R S' EAT-RITE BRAND SPECIALLY CROWN-TODAY’S BEST MEAT VALUE! SWIFTS PREMIUM GR "A* DR A DR QUICK FROZEN TURKEYS ITUflfO IIAOT I * Ibi ,, Lb- TO •**» SWIFT'S PREMIUM GR "A " DR & DR* QUICK FROZEN u 49c 59c TOM T U R K E Y S * ’ " MILES STANDARD EAT-RITE ALL LEAN FRESH FRESH OYSTERS » «. 79c GROUND BEEF 3 u. 'FRESH COOKED $1.00 SUNNYIAND HOT OR MILD GEORGIA SMOKED FLORIDA LOBSTERS 49c S L A B BACON - 39c PORK SAUSAGE i4. cmo.Ao FROZEN FOODS FARM FRESH PRODUCE ACE HIGH FROZEN RUSHED TO YOUR ORANGE JUICE 7 WINN-DIXIE STORE DAILY CAULIFLOWER FRESH FLORIDA JESSE JEWELL FROZEN LGE HEAD CHICKEN PIES 4 >*•>■«• 7!P FIRM RED RIPE TOMATOES APPLES 5 Lb ALL PURPOSE WINE SAP Lb Bag FRESH CRISP '< T 15 55 19 ----------- FOR YOUR BEAUTY j j OAMAY Ban 17c | || POR YOUR BEAUTY i 2 OAMAY 2 Both Bara 25c 1 Jj INSTANT SUDS |j GENTLE LIQUID JOY IVORY FLAKES 12 Ox. 39c 22 Ox. 69^ | 1 Igo. Pkg. 33c DOES EVERYTHING Igo. DUZ Pkg 31c I | I 1| GRANULATED ADEN BART LIMA. BEANS AREN BROCCOLI SPEARS AREN BRUSSEL SPROUTS RUSO STRAWBERRIES ^ EGGS doz. 49c EASY TO SPREAD Cheez-Whiz SUrERCRAND • « BIO EYE Ghee>z-zee z ^ w® bw iss u n esseLk |j j1| BLUE MAGICI lga. GHEER 31c 0 ». 75c 1| l | CONDENSED SUDS All VEGETABLE P| M b. || GOLDEN 14b. j I FLUFFO I 35c 24b. 93c | | SKINNERS ORISOO I RAISIN BRAN 35c 24b. 93c |1 11 0«. Pkg. 23c ... A l l “■3 9 ' .""33, » 5 S5 S*« 2 0 -oz Dis h Gott. Cheese lb tup 25c 29' CHEESE POOD DASH | UREFT 31c Ot. 75c | \ - 3 9 c* $2.25 f | |! c 8UTERBRAN1) GRADE “A” LARGE S1IIIVKD NEW PINK Lga. M l x ’ EM U P ! }i 99 j 1 IVORY SNOW I ig«. 33c ot. 79c 11 99< I 1 J 1 | R P ka Q ash ers j C PAPER TOWUS MEAL OR GRITS NORTHERN 2 *og. Rolit 35c j| EELBECK 5 Lb. Bag 53c j i DIXIE DARLING I BREAD 2 loavot 27c TOIUT T1UM Assonto coiots NORTHERN Rag. Roll 9c 1 | �— S fis g y w * $V £ z: Y -x*Xwffc;'>71 * f.4. ^ a n f n r f r b Sanford I j m i t f i (I Y tv Hm U Is N « Deliver* B7 f P . I L Can 18X1 Baton T P . H . AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWSPAPEE SANFORD, FLORIDA IN I ^O LUM l IL fU THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. 1957 United Frees Leased Wire Civil Rights, Mid-East Policy Top Issues Congress Convenes Today Shinhoiser Takes Over As Kiwanis President For '57 / *r • ev< _ . WASHINGTON 01 — Tho D M ocratlc-controlled 85th Congren convened today to wrostla with civil rights and U.S, policy In tho Middle EaiL n \ m CELERY IN FLORIDA w«» Uie Drat cut In Sanford area yesterday. W. W. Tyre. Bob KoganThese wet* tho top priority •tele, A. D. Ifatloway, Herbert G Behrens, and T . IT. Jane* check celery far aisa aa anility. It la Issue* as th. Senate and Hou*. ^tehreM 39th year growing celery for China ft Co. <Start Photo) met at noon to start a session In which they will act on proposal* of President Elsenhower’s second Republican administration. In advance of today's aeaaio* Senate' Democrats picked vetarta Sen Carl Haydan (Arts.), nan "dean” of the Senate In seniority, for president pro tempore to aueceed retiring Sen Walter F. cGnrge <D-Ga). Senate Democratic Leader Ly» don R. Johnson (Tea) was re­ A. L. WILSON receive* hia past president’s pin from Lt. Gov. Oakley Seaver of the Florida Klwanla elected and Sen. Mike Mansfield Club’s Fifth District while Incoming president Edwin Shinhoiser looks on. Shinhoiser received the (D-Mont) was sleeted whip to mepresident’! pin (hat has been used continuously since Ihe Saaford Kiwanis Club was founded. (Staff ceed defeated Sen. E a r l e C Thoto) LONDON nr— British Prims ament conference. Clements (D-Ky). Eden’s action, announced by the Minister Anthony Eden today Other nominations by th . Dm » Joined France In rejecting "In the foreign office, followed the lead ernts Included Felton M. Skaetai let Wednesday by President Ei*present circumstances" a Soviet Johnson for secretary of tho Sen­ request for a five power disarm- enhower and matched by a slmiate, Joseph C. Duka for sergeanth r French rejection today in at-arms, and Robert 0 . Baker foi Tail*. secretary for the majority. All am A foreign office spokesman sold Incumbents. Eden’s rejection of a five-power WASHN’GTON <W— President Senate Republicans elected Sea conference was contained in a Leverett Saltonstatl (Maas) chair Elsenhower today prepared for A new town Mayor, u town 1 note sent to Soviet Premier Niko­ man of their conference, .which X personal delivery to Congress— clerk, tax collector, and two new lai Bulganin and released here to­ mad. up of all OOP senators. Ho OCALA fljt — The Constitutionptohably Kriilay—his plea for councilmen will be Installed in day. succeed! Sen. Eugene D. MUllkia ! nl Revision Commission today lackstandby nutiiority to use troopt, tl'fln office* tonight at the first (Continued On F a g . 3) The five nations suggested by Ifd (t, mo, t controversial prohif necessary to keep Russia out Town Counf,l‘ Russia were Ihe Soviet Union, ||em — reapportionment — while WASHINGTON itr — Prospects Britain, France, the United Stales! members of the Legislature awaitOlin Elgin, newly eleccd Ma­ of the Middle East. yor; Mrs. Joy C rockf tho new / for action _wj . _on major issuer. faf,r * und" Vndia!" India. llrttahi" Britain hail hinted it ,<d a decision by Gov. LeRoy C o l - l _ , . , CAIRO W — Thirteen ship* in jiT F li NATIONS n V i n - I Town clerk: Roger Crocker, newthe 85th Congress. would reject the Invitation. lins as to when the new stale P | Q n t 1x61110 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 UNITED NATIONS, N. A. Ut— ( |y devio.1 Tax Collector Elston trapped In the Suez Canal more ‘Eisenhower Doctrine1 Doctrine"— Con­ "Eisenhower - - CM* ^ BC<ion v u „ inouncwj tt* charter ............ ....will -• * go before *»>» the Legis- • . _ , The General Assembly’s main j Williamson and Homer Scott, new will lAics* cs* almost alfno« certainly w i Kgrnnt ™' Kden met with hii wblnrt for lho uture. than two month* will be able to in Operation .he request for .adad­ V th e President’s Presidents roquet Political Cotmnlltee lake* up the I Councilmen, will be sworn In toThe dur- ^ *■ me revision committee, aommiuee, Idle iui* our-, t ir if a. -------- L . V............ f I f siMlt ell -tile w* leeway into vance authority to u*e American fnUovIng a mveUrtir of W ARfftN &ok M — ProsMml ihw ktK d.-^H -esetW *-*--'? T*} JO V ? ‘^ r - ^ l ptNrb’.-m * * * * * wer* to dangriMpw-ahaUene* th* Mediterranean Sea In about Elsenhower Jolnad congressman. ’ troops, if necessary, to block -pomlast year’* Town Council when ml the touchy loueby ^apportionment ^apportionment que que.>j r ) r v m ~ t 2 i ,v u>*nJ' , l r , " ,c ‘*J*ctl°iu by hi* own leadership at home ami •ible Soviet nggresslon In Middle ■*-_.— with -------*—» — t I) A D r. ' IT A oi — T n e .,k „ ‘iovlet Union and India. old business will be taken rare four daya, the general manager of Cabinet members, Supreme Court tlon along suggested pro to Britain's leadership abroad pro Pa*eo Pecking Co., largest eltrn*] he East. of anil the old year closed out, the Egyptian Suez Cana) Co. said justices and other high 1govern­ visions for intitlatlve. referendum processing plant In the world, re Political sources reported Eden School*— The President will ment officials today at a servlca Hc-elccte*l to Ihe flvi*-member today. VIENNA 'tf— Kebclliuua work­ nnd recall. All Items at today’* m.lined In operation today despite - pU7h hard for big federal outlays i [u,ly ‘° f Mrve ou‘ h‘‘ meeting were expected to get a of prayer and Holy Commuaiog Longwood Town Council were er* round!* at<* openly defying Tho vc.iiel.* of various type* nnd on the occasion of the convening r_1 ______ i . t - hiitt.t has„ four, year*. to. a union walkout of some I.Aho the Communist regime by refus­ It. C. Carlson, James Itltrr, and to heln " communities build nnhlir public, tc-m, . .which .. thorough going-over when the char- worker*. nationalities were caught In Ihe!of Congress, schools! A similar bill failed in ™n- But ,w° '**UM faci<l Samuel Johnson. ing to fire Idled employe* in the Edcn as he nict his ministers for!ter finally goes before the state’* C. P. Hamilton, company a t ­ nationalized Hungarian factories, canal between E| BaUah and E l' The worship service wai held at the last ( ^ n g r ^ when an an,j •the first policy-making session of lawmaker*. Retiring Mayor of laingwood Is torney ssld there was some ■ •rgregatlon amendment was add , (hi> Mw £ ar. today. Danirl Screeney, the outgoing Cap last Oct. 31 when Anglo- ,hr National Presbyterian Church Circuit Judge Wallace Sturgis. picketing but no workers were be it wn« reported • • • town clerk Is Uhtrlm Morrison, French plnnc* carried nut the ' under iha auspices of th. Central Ocala, who heads the revision rum- lng slopped from returning to Assembly of the P r.sb y t.rlu WASILNGTON « * - President El- and the retiring Longwood Tax first attackson Egypt. mission. is one the ..tale leaderl their job* if they wished. Church, the National Council oi eetihowvr ha* challenged llussia Collector 1* Mr*. Charle* Mor­ who will meet with Collin* at TalGeneral Manager M a h m o u d Churches and the Washington Fed­ The employes, members of th.< to make a "significant" contribu­ rison. tain to mend its shattered Influ­ lahnxee next Wednesday to de­ United Citrus Workers Union, Younls said salvage operation* In eration of Churches. The servle. la tight program. Hut it faces a the northern stretch of the *01- an annnal tradition. ence. Mnny Briton* consider the termine whether constitutional re­ went on strike Wednesday over tion to world peace by pulling its The meeting tonight will be threatened filibuster by Southern­ armed force* out of Hungary. held nt 8 p. m. mile waterway would shortly per­ U. S. initiative as a move against vision should be handled in a wages and working conditions Mr. Elsenhower heard prayers er* in the Senate. special session or regular session British oil interests. Larry Lar«on, international re­ The President sent hi* challenge Outgoing officials will take over mit the ship* to sail southwards said for his own health, walfaro, Farm— Congress is almost cer­ 2. The underground Conserva­ of the Legislature. presentative for the union, said directly In Soviet Premier Nikolai leadership of longwood at what to l^tke Tlmsah where Ihey can wisdom and strength, prayers foa tain to approve an administra­ tive Party rumble* against Eden Collins ha* three alternative* that only supervisory personnel A. Bulganin. I* said to be "the community's turn around for the mn north­ members of th* House and Senate, tion pica for relaxed planting* as prime minister. The original open to him to get the revi*ed nnj a employe* were running wards to Port Said. greatest growth." for the national welfare and a spe­ , controls on corn farmers to h* Suet intervention angered many of draft before the Legislature: A (j,e plant, Salvage experts have estimated cial prayer for the comfort and Reports revealed today lay yrt threatened collapse of their his middle-of-the road supporters. special session prior to the regular that during 1954 Longwood has It will take until March to open freedom of oppressed peoples In' tee support program. The sudden withdrawal from April session; consideration at the realized the building of three new the rana| to smaller vessels and Poland, Hungary and In any other Foreign Aid— Fund* sought by Egypt stunned right-wing conser­ regular session; a special session heme* each week, the starting of at least May before all the ob­ nation wheve faeadom la sup­ Sir. Eisenhower probably will be vatives who had cheered the in­ pressed. a new subdivision, and plant un­ structions have been removed. cut sharply. Some lawmaker* vasion. The revision commission " • C o n v e n e s T u e sd o y jm s t e e " B o ard derway for new paved alreeta. contend that Congros* i* more suggested the re-write he consld A lot depended for Eden per­ likely to cut funds below the 32 7 sonalty on how he manages to ered i t an extaordtnary *rislon af billion granted last year then to guard Britain’s interests in the ter the regular session, but Collins day morning at 10 o’clock. •«* boost the outlay to th# *4.4 billion Middle Eastern oil field* and how indicated a special *e*sion prior to ronling G. Superintendent of Pubadministration will seclr ta ^ W a t o a ^ ii " T O T T r ^ t a o 'T t 1,he '\?rl1 «’° " v* n,n« t t a f l. « “l|l|b* ilc ViUrti^icm^fi." T'."iuiUrc«....... bjr . „ ...... "Tight money"•*.* J»-uc ^ thl. months ihcad. f * ^ 'lienl b, V T P s " l." ™ .h i •,Thl'< " IM ^ “n »r|«nl..lfcHi«l fr' ^ ^ ^ " a n r o nlmena l" »h. w.M braak mat on several leg.sla wi„ bc djfIicuU months i fhan*,'§ .'‘ '"i1*1 * ba,c,) on ,h* meeting,” said Milwee, “and will n ^ u r. he ^•e fronts. T h . admlni.lralion ^ of th, gilWlinc .hortsge « n^ ‘Gtion.l provisions. W held at the Educational Build- • ,'iL 2 . MONTREAL Que. W - The Committee chairmen for the Garden Club, Are. Six, OsWry probably will touch off bUter and |u chaln rtaCtlwi .ffec* on I — ---------- ]------' lng on Commercial Ave." f T P rnail-to-con*t operation* of the Seminole County Tubcrculoda and Ave. to 20th SL and Mellonvil). fight by asking that Interest rules, |hf. do|Ur thorUg#1 W p n ^ A p r 'n >° r T r u s t* * ° . the ipIrtntSient from Canadian Pacific Railway were Health Association’* d ie d X ray to Sanford Ave. government-guarameed inor-, l|l# CUJlomary political doidrumwl W G U m er Milwee, will meet next Monday ^ c . |„ Talia- tied up tuduy by a drib* of 2J|nO wive named at yesterday’* lun* _______________ John Kadcr, Southaid. P-TA, tgnge* on •new Gl housing * lunf,suiting a prime minister in Fair through Friday; slightly, afternoon at 4 o’clock fue it* o r i i . , „ j, c Jt firemen. Picket line* were honor­ rheon meeting of the Sanford Wo- Aiwa Ssw.n, Suford Are. raised to 5 per rent from ,.rc*c,u mld(pinl |warmer Hi the central portion*. 1g-nlzational session. ” * ed br all other operating em­ man’* Club. 1Ild lJth t0 20th SU. 4.5. ployee. The pro-registration survey lw .. „ .. rri . w. Immigration— Legislation to Prime Minister I*»ui* Mt. Lau­ keep U. b. doer* «pen lunpor■ >"*'• « » « » » ' ” • rent, who spent «he holiday ini Woman's Club with Mr*. F. T. • rily for Hungarians and other} wooil Section. 34th to 25U» ant Quebec City while hi* cabinet I Meriwether as ' chairman and _ refugees from Communist coun aid;* tried un»urce**fully to per- Mr*. J . P. Wilson a* co-chairmnn. Mcilonville east In CMy Limits 9 trie* has gooil chance. Mr*. J . L Horton J r ., Beta Sinnd* the Brotherhood of !*>co Other clubs ______________ ami organization* •w Postal rates Renewed pica for motive Firemen and Einginemm are Irmiing their support to the ‘•nl* Area Nine, 20th to 25tl higher rate* to eliminate Post Of­ Sts. and Meilonville to Sanfors to rail off the strike, listeil the, project, fice deficit face* uncertain future.} rail dispute as the top Item for| Committee chairmen and mein- Ave. Taxcw— The uveragu pcr.on dl-rU.*slon at the cabinet’* first1ber* of Uielr groups will call on Mrs. My rib* Graitick, Iliuinees can't expect any relief. Detnocra1957 meeting today. The strike home* in the 13 area* of Sanfotxl i Professional Women. Area 10. tic leader* and administration will begun Wednesday afternoon. Friday, Satunlay ju>«1 Monday to Sanford Ave. west to French, and oppose general tax relief for fear The strike issue centered xrouml register adult members of fami- 20th to Z5th St*. It would create budget deficit tlie use of firemen on diesel lie* for Hu Chest x-ray survey, Mrs. Lamar Echols, Sanford and increase inflationary pres­ train*. The railway contended that1 The chairmen of tho commit- Woman’s Club, Area 11, Pinesures. firemen-help<T4 were nneoMoary tec*, the orgsnlf'dlon they t-enre- crest Section, French Ave. west on yaol and freight diesel loco sent and the area* to which they to CUy limits, 18th to 25lh Sts. motive service. Th* union argued hn'e been a'signed for the proMrs. J . L Horton Jr., Bet* I that firemen were needed if diesel1 registration survey are: Sigma Tho, Area 12. MellnniilU engine* were to operate safely Mrs. Metta Whitney, represent- to Sanford Ave. 25th St. south tt i and efficiently. A federal concilia-1 lng the Home Damon*'ration City limits. ‘ •LVRAMrK. Yyo. 'b The old I I tlon board’* majority report ruled |dub. Area One, Mayfair Section, Mr*. Byron Smith, SominoU W rit I* dea<l. for sure. The man I lav* month mostly it. favor of the Meilonville Ave. to City Limits |High School P-TA, Area 13, 35D from Laramie I* n.»w a lady. company to 27th St*., Sanford Ave. west East and from Lake to 13th S>. Mr». Jo*ephlnr Fay was elected ~ — ----------- _ ■■ ■ Sirs. Sue Stevenson, Pilot,Club, to French Ave. h> the City Council -unanimous­ IIOKSLS ( OME IIAC K Area Two, Meilonville to SanMrs. W. R Haziett. Officer* ly—as Laramie’s first woman CHICAGO «»— Hors* drawn ve , ,orl| Ave. Und from U i e to 13th Wives Club, NAS, UreamwoM mayor Wednesday night hides are making a comeback in jp Section, Area 14, French Ave She hi* handled the city’s purse! • hicagu. CUy Collector William Floyd Richard*. G r a m m a r| west to City Limit*. 35th to 27th f ir i n g s for the past two years.' T Prrmlergavt said licen.ea is- i School P TA. Area Three. Ban- St*, south. anyway, and the men decid'd to 1 •urd to horse csr* in 1954 climb ford Ave. to French Ave and Mrs. R. I. Elam, Pinecreat P-TA fir * her th* gavel, too. cd from 72 to 73. Out going Mayor Carroll Mohr Area 15. 27th 9 . to south City from Lake to 13th SL escorted Mrs. Fay tv the c h a ir,1 Mr*. Carl Pre-cott, Area Four, limits, Sanford to French Aves. then took a *eat on tb* audience, i The Bov. S. M. Daniel, and French Av*. west to City Limita " I want to thank you for the |llcnry Gilmore, a teacher at and from I-ike to Sixth Si. confidence vou’ve placed in me.-’ I Mr*. Cliff Abies, Juniur High Crooma Academy have vet up a Mrs. Fay told the council. Then School P-TA, Area Five, Celery schedule for registration In the the turned to the busine's at Ave. to >Uh Si. and Melioav'Ue Negro area* of Sanford. How­ band. ever, their Schedule was not a* Ave. eo«t In City Limit*. en We»t Md* house from 19 nerea green by Herbert G. Behrra . Rut she never once used the THE FIRST M E IP OF C EI.ERY'cut In the Sanford area. Nearly Mr*. Fred Gina.% Sanford vailable today. at Monroe I ernrr. ir'laff Pbotoy a hundred field ern* readied tb* celery (or the Chasm k Ce. wash France Reject D is a r m a m e n t r C o n f e r e n c e Request ■ Action Prospects On Major Issues Facing Congress Reapportionment Problem Tackled By Revision Group A. L Wilson yesterday bowed out as president of the Sanford Kiwanis Club aa he pres rated glasses (for better vision), an oil Edwin Shinhoiser a pair tt ran (to keep his new organism tlon running smoothly) and a bottle of 100 aspirin tablets (two for each meeting). Then, bees use of precedent ami annual custom, with Fifth Dl* trict Lt. Gov. Oakley Seaver pre­ siding, the new president’s pin was handed from past president to past nresl'itnt until Wilson pinned the 30-yrar-old Kiwani: Emblem on Shinhoiser’* laprt. " t is a great privilege to In­ duct all of you into your officea am) wish for you a successful 1957,” Said Seaver following the induction into office of the San lord Klwsnis Club's entnmlttee chairmen. Board of Director*, ami officers. Shinhoiser, on receiving Ihe pin told the club “1 am deeply appre­ ciative of the honor you have given me and the responsibili­ ties f have. "The report we heard last week was a report of a marve­ lous follow-up of the success of previous year*. I ask that you gtva me just as much coopers tino and issistsnee as you hnvo given them. All that I do is for (Continu'd On Fage 3) Education Board Top News In Brief Longwood To Install Officials Tonight 13 Ships To Move Out O f Suez Cfthal Into 'Med' Soon Ike, Government Officials Attend Carraway Named srlS ’L? To Hospital's .«r..,T Canadian Pacific Railway Operations Tied Up By Strike Laramie Gets 1st Woman Mayor Additional Local News On Page 3 X-Ray Pre-Registration Survey Chairmen Told ■ » � 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, January 02, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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H . AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWSPAPEE SANFORD, FLORIDA IN I ^O L U M l IL fU THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. 1957 United Frees Leased Wire Civil Rights, Mid-East Policy Top Issu es C o n g re ss Convenes Today Shinhoiser Takes Over As Kiwanis President For '57 / *r • ev< _ . WASHINGTON 01 — Tho D M ocratlc-controlled 85th Congren A. L Wilson yesterday bowed out as president of the Sanford convened today to wrostla with Kiwanis Club aa he pres rated civil rights and U.S, policy In tho glasses (for better vision), an oil Middle EaiL n \ m CELERY IN FLORIDA w«» Uie Drat cut In Sanford area yesterday. W. W. Tyre. Bob Kogan- Edwin Shinhoiser a pair t t These wet* tho top priority •tele, A. D. Ifatloway, Herbert G Behrens, and T. IT. Jane* check celery far aisa aa anility. It la ran (to keep his new organism Issue* as th . Senate and Hou*. tlon running smoothly) and a ^teh reM 39th year growing celery for China ft Co. <Start Photo) met at noon to start a session In bottle of 100 aspirin tablets (two for each meeting). which they will act on proposal* Then, bees use of precedent ami of President Elsenhower’s second annual custom, with Fifth Dl* Republican administration. trict Lt. Gov. Oakley Seaver pre­ In advance of today's aeaaio* siding, the new president’s pin Senate' Democrats picked vetarta was handed from past president Sen Carl Haydan (Arts.), nan to past nresl'itnt until Wilson "dean” of the Senate In seniority, pinned the 30-yrar-old Kiwani: for president pro tempore to aueEmblem on Shinhoiser’* laprt. ceed retiring Sen Walter F. cGnrge <D-Ga). " t is a great privilege to In­ Senate Democratic Leader Ly» duct all of you into your officea am) wish for you a successful A. L. WILSON receive* hia past president’s pin from Lt. Gov. Oakley Seaver of the Florida Klwanla don R. Johnson (Tea) was re­ 1957,” Said Seaver following the Club’s Fifth District while Incoming president Edwin Shinhoiser looks on. Shinhoiser received the elected and Sen. Mike Mansfield induction into office of the San president’! pin (hat has been used continuously since Ihe Saaford Kiwanis Club was founded. (Staff (D-Mont) was sleeted whip to meceed defeated Sen. E a r l e C lord Klwsnis Club's entnmlttee Thoto) LONDON nr— British Prims ament conference. Clements (D-Ky). chairmen. Board of Director*, Eden’s action, announced by the Minister Anthony Eden today Other nominations by th . Dm » ■ Joined France In rejecting "In the foreign office, followed the lead ami officers. ernts Included Felton M. Skaetai Shinhoiser, on receiving Ihe pin le t Wednesday by President Ei*present circumstances" a Soviet Johnson for secretary of tho Sen­ told the club “ 1 am deeply appre­ request for a five power disarm- enhower and matched by a slmiate, Joseph C. Duka for sergeantciative of the honor you have h r French rejection today in at-arms, and Robert 0 . Baker foi given me and the responsibili­ Tail*. secretary for the majority. All am ties f have. A foreign office spokesman sold Incumbents. "The report we heard last Eden’s rejection of a five-power WASHN’GTON <W— President Senate Republicans elected Sea week was a report of a marve­ conference was contained in a Leverett Saltonstatl (Maas) chair Elsenhower today prepared for A new town Mayor, u town 1 lous follow-up of the success of note sent to Soviet Premier Niko­ man of their conference, .which X lai Bulganin and released here to­ OCALA fljt — The Constitution- previous year*. I ask that you personal delivery to Congress— clerk, tax collector, and two new m ad. up of all OOP senators. Ho gtva me just as much coopers - ptohably Kriilay—his plea for councilmen will be Installed in day. succeed! Sen. Eugene D. MUllkia ! nl Revision Commission today lack- tino and issistsnee as you hnvo standby nutiiority to use troopt, tl'fln office* tonight at the first (Continued On F a g . 3) The five nations suggested by Ifd (t, mo,t controversial prohRussia were Ihe Soviet Union, | |em — reapportionment — while given them. All that I do is for if necessary to keep Russia out Town Counf,l‘ (Continu'd On Fage 3) WASHINGTON itr — Prospects Britain, France, the United Stales! members of the Legislature awaitOlin Elgin, newly eleccd Ma­ of the Middle East. yor; Mrs. Joy C rockf tho new / for action _wj . _on major issuer. faf,r * und " Vndia!" India. llrttahi" Britain hail hinted it ,<d a decision by Gov. LeRoy C o l- l_ , . , CAIRO W — Thirteen ship* injiT F li NATIONS n V i n - I Town clerk: Roger Crocker, newthe 85th Congress. would reject the Invitation. lins as to when the new stale P | Q n t 1x611101111110 UNITED NATIONS, N. A. Ut— (|y devio.1 Tax Collector Elston trapped In the Suez Canal more ‘Eisenhower Doctrine Doctrine"— Con­ "Eisenhower 1 - - CM* ^ BC<ion v u „ inouncwj tt* charter ........... ....will -go • before *the »>» Legis- • . * _ , The General Assembly’s main j Williamson and Homer Scott, new ics* alfno« almost certainly w will lAcs* i K grnnt ™' Kden met with hii w blnrt for lho than two month* will be able to .he ad­ V th e President’s Presidents request ro q u e t for .adPolitical will be sworn In toThe durm e revision committee, aommiuee, Idle iui* o u r-, ^ t ir if a. ------L . Cotmnlltee V......... .. lake* up f the I Councilmen, If siMlt ell -tile w* leeway into vance authority to u*e American wer* to dangriMpw-ahaUene* *■ fnUovIng a mveUrtir of WARfftN&ok M — ProsMml ihw k t K d .- ^ H - e s e t W * - * - - '? T*} J O V ? ‘^ r - ^ l ptNrb’.-m * * * * * th* Mediterranean Sea In about Elsenhower Jolnad congressman. ’ troops, if necessary, to block -pomlast year’* Town Council when ml the touchy loueby ^apportionment ^apportionment que que.>j r ) r v m ~ t 2 i ,v u>* nJ' , l r , " ,c ‘*J*ctl°iu by •ible Soviet nggresslon In Middle hi* own leadership at home ami ■*-_.— with --------*— t I) A D r. ' IT A oi — T n e .,k „ ‘iovlet Union and India. old business will be taken rare four daya, the general manager of Cabinet members, Supreme Court tlon along suggested» — pro to Britain's leadership abroad pro Pa*eo Pecking Co., largest eltrn*] he East. of anil the old year closed out, the Egyptian Suez Cana) Co. said justices and other high 1govern­ visions for intitlatlve. referendum processing plant In the world, re Political sources reported Eden School*— The President will ment officials today at a servlca Hc-elccte*l to Ihe flvi*-member today. VIENNA 'tf— Kebclliuua work­ nnd recall. All Items at today’* m.lined In operation today despite - pU7h hard for big federal outlays i [u,ly ‘°f Mrve ou‘ h‘‘ meeting were expected to get a of prayer and Holy Commuaiog Longwood Town Council were er* round!* at<* openly defying Tho vc.iiel.* of various type* nnd on the occasion of the convening r_1 ______i . t - hiitt.t has„ four, year*. to. a union walkout of some I.Aho the Communist regime by refus­ It. C. Carlson, James Itltrr, and to heln " communities build nnhlir public, tc-m, . .which .. thorough going-over when the char- worker*. nationalities were caught In Ihe!of Congress, schools! A similar bill failed in Edcn ™n- But ,w° '**UM faci<l Samuel Johnson. as he nict his ministers for!ter finally goes before the state’* C. P. Hamilton, company a t ­ ing to fire Idled employe* in the canal between E| BaUah and E l' The worship service wai held at nationalized Hungarian factories, the last ( ^ n g r ^ when an an,j • the first policy-making session of lawmaker*. Retiring Mayor of laingwood Is torney ssld there was some ■ •rgregatlon amendment was add , (hi> Mw £ a r . today. Danirl Screeney, the outgoing Cap last Oct. 31 when Anglo- ,hr National Presbyterian Church Circuit Judge Wallace Sturgis. picketing but no workers were be it wn« reported • • • town clerk Is Uhtrlm Morrison, French plnnc* carried nut the ' under iha auspices of th . Central Ocala, who heads the revision rum- lng slopped from returning to Assembly of the P r.s b y t.rlu WASILNGTON « * - President El- and the retiring Longwood Tax first attacks on Egypt. mission. is one the ..tale leaderl their job* if they wished. Church, the National Council oi eetihowvr ha* challenged llussia Collector 1* Mr*. Charle* Mor­ who will meet with Collin* at TalGeneral Manager M a h m o u d Churches and the Washington Fed­ The employes, members of th.< to make a "significant" contribu­ rison. tain to mend its shattered Influ­ lahnxee next Wednesday to de­ United Citrus Workers Union, Younls said salvage operation* In eration of Churches. The servle. la tight program. Hut it faces a the northern stretch of the *01- an annnal tradition. ence. Mnny Briton* consider the termine whether constitutional re­ went on strike Wednesday over tion to world peace by pulling its The meeting tonight will be threatened filibuster by Southern­ U. S. initiative as a move against vision should be handled in a armed force* out of Hungary. held nt 8 p. m. mile waterway would shortly per­ wages and working conditions Mr. Elsenhower heard prayers er* in the Senate. special session or regular session British oil interests. Larry Lar«on, international re ­ The President sent hi* challenge Outgoing officials will take over mit the ship* to sail southwards said for his own health, walfaro, Farm— Congress is almost cer­ 2. The underground Conserva­ of the Legislature. presentative for the union, said directly In Soviet Premier Nikolai leadership of longwood at what to l^tke Tlmsah where Ihey can wisdom and strength, prayers foa tain to approve an administra­ tive Party rumble* against Eden Collins ha* three alternative* that only supervisory personnel A. Bulganin. I* said to be "the community's turn around for the mn north­ members of th* House and Senate, tion pica for relaxed planting* as prime minister. The original open to him to get the revi*ed nnj a employe* were running wards to Port Said. greatest growth." for the national welfare and a spe­ , controls on corn farmers to h* Suet intervention angered many of draft before the Legislature: A (j,e plant, Salvage experts have estimated cial prayer for the comfort and Reports revealed today lay yrt threatened collapse of their his middle-of-the road supporters. special session prior to the regular that during 1954 Longwood has It will take until March to open freedom of oppressed peoples In' tee support program. The sudden withdrawal from April session; consideration at the realized the building of three new the rana| to smaller vessels and Poland, Hungary and In any other Foreign Aid— Fund* sought by Egypt stunned right-wing conser­ regular session; a special session heme* each week, the starting of at least May before all the ob­ nation wheve faeadom la sup­ Sir. Eisenhower probably will be vatives who had cheered the in­ pressed. a new subdivision, and plant un­ structions have been removed. cut sharply. Some lawmaker* vasion. The revision commission " • C o n v e n e s T u e s d o y j m s t e e " B o a rd derway for new paved alreeta. contend that Congros* i* more suggested the re-write he consld A lot depended for Eden per­ likely to cut funds below the 32 7 sonalty on how he manages to ered i t an extaordtnary *rislon af billion granted last year then to guard Britain’s interests in the ter the regular session, but Collins day morning at 10 o’clock. •«* boost the outlay to th# *4.4 billion Middle Eastern oil field* and how indicated a special *e*sion prior to ronling G. Superintendent of Pubadministration will seclr t a ^ W a t o a ^ i i " T O T T r ^ ta o 'T t1,he '\? rl1 «’°" v*n,n« t t a f l. « “l|l| b* ilc ViUrti^icm^fi." T'."iuiUrc«....... bjr . „ ...... "Tight money"- •*.* J»-uc ^ thl. months ihcad. f * ^ 'lienl b, V T P s " l." ™ .h i •,Thl'< " IM ^ “ n »r|«nl..lfcHi«l fr' ^ ^ ^ " a n r o nlmena l" »h. w.M braak mat on several leg.sla wi„ bc djfIicuU months i fhan*,'§ .'‘'"i1*1 * ba,c,) on ,h* meeting,” said Milwee, “and will n ^ u r. he ^•e fronts. T h . admlni.lralion ^ of th, gilWlinc .hortsge « n^ ‘Gtion.l provisions. W held at the Educational Build- • ,'iL 2 . MONTREAL Que. W - The Committee chairmen for the Garden Club, Are. Six, OsWry probably will touch off bUter and |u chaln rtaCtlwi .ffec* on I — --------- ]------' lng on Commercial Ave." f T P rnail-to-con*t operation* of the Seminole County Tubcrculoda and Ave. to 20th SL and Mellonvil). fight by asking that Interest rules, |hf. do|Ur thorUg#1 W p n ^ A p r 'n >° r T ru st* * ° . the ipIrtntSient from Canadian Pacific Railway were Health Association’* d ie d X ray to Sanford Ave. government-guarameed in o r-, l|l# CUJlomary political doidrumwl W G U m e r Milwee, will meet next Monday ^ c . |„ Talia- tied up tuduy by a drib* of 2J|nO wive named at yesterday’* lun* ______________ John Kadcr, Southaid. P-TA, tgnge* on • new Gl housing * lu nf,suiting a prime minister in Fair through Friday; slightly, afternoon at 4 o’clock fue it* o r i i . , „ j, c Jt firemen. Picket line* were honor­ rheon meeting of the Sanford Wo- Aiwa Ssw.n, S uford Are. raised to 5 per rent from ,.rc*c,u mld(pinl | warmer Hi the central portion*. 1g-nlzational session. ” * ed br all other operating em ­ man’* Club. 1Ild lJth t0 20th SU. 4.5. ployee. The pro-registration survey lw .. „ .. r r i . w. Immigration— Legislation to Prime Minister I*»ui* Mt. Lau­ keep U. b. doer* «pen lunpor■ > " * '• - « » « » » ' ” • rent, who spent «he holiday ini Woman's Club with Mr*. F. T. • rily for Hungarians and other} wooil Section. 34th to 25U» ant Quebec City while hi* cabinet I Meriwether as ' chairman and _ refugees from Communist coun Mcilonville east In CMy Limits aid;* tried un»urce**fully to perMr*. J. P. Wilson a* co-chairmnn. 9 trie* has gooil chance. _ _ ____ ______ Mr*. J. L Horton Jr., Beta Sinnd* the Brotherhood of !*>co Other clubs ami organization* • w Postal rates Renewed pica for motive Firemen and Einginemm are Irmiing their support to the ‘•nl* Area Nine, 20th to 25tl higher rate* to eliminate Post Of­ Sts. and Meilonville to Sanfors to rail off the strike, listeil the, project, fice deficit face* uncertain future.} rail dispute as the top Item for| Committee chairmen and mein- Ave. Taxcw— The uveragu pcr.on dl-rU.*slon at the cabinet’* first1ber* of Uielr groups will call on Mrs. My rib* Graitick, Iliuinees can't expect any relief. Detnocra1957 meeting today. The strike home* in the 13 area* of Sanfotxl i Professional Women. Area 10. tic leader* and administration will begun Wednesday afternoon. Friday, Satunlay ju>«1 Monday to Sanford Ave. west to French, and oppose general tax relief for fear The strike issue centered xrouml register adult members of fami- 20th to Z5th St*. It would create budget deficit tlie use of firemen on diesel lie* for Hu Chest x-ray survey, Mrs. Lamar Echols, Sanford and increase inflationary pres­ train*. The railway contended th a t1 The chairmen of tho commit- Woman’s Club, Area 11, Pinesures. firemen-help<T4 were nneoMoary tec*, the orgsnlf'dlon they t-enre- crest Section, French Ave. west on yaol and freight diesel loco sent and the area* to which they to CUy limits, 18th to 25lh Sts. motive service. Th* union argued h n 'e been a'signed for the proMrs. J. L Horton Jr., Bet* I that firemen were needed if diesel1registration survey are: Sigma Tho, Area 12. MellnniilU engine* were to operate safely Mrs. Metta Whitney, represent- to Sanford Ave. 25th St. south tt i and efficiently. A federal concilia-1 lng the Home Damon*'ration City limits. ‘ •LVRAMrK. Yyo. 'b The old I I tlon board’* majority report ruled | d u b . Area One, Mayfair Section, Mr*. Byron Smith, SominoU W rit I* dea<l. for sure. The man I lav* month mostly it. favor of the Meilonville Ave. to City Limits | High School P-TA, Area 13, 35D from Laramie I* n.»w a lady. company to 27th St*., Sanford Ave. west East and from Lake to 13th S>. Mr». Jo*ephlnr Fay was elected ~ — ---------- _ ■■ ■ Sirs. Sue Stevenson, Pilot,Club, to French Ave. h> the City Council -unanimous­ IIOKSLS ( OME IIAC K Area Two, Meilonville to SanMrs. W. R Haziett. Officer* ly—as Laramie’s first woman CHICAGO «»— Hors* drawn ve , ,orl| Ave. Und from U i e to 13th Wives Club, NAS, UreamwoM mayor Wednesday night hides are making a comeback in jp Section, Area 14, French Ave She hi* handled the city’s purse! • hicagu. CUy Collector William Floyd Richard*. G r a m m a r | west to City Limit*. 35th to 27th f i r i n g s for the past two y ears.' T Prrmlergavt said licen.ea is- i School P TA. Area Three. Ban- St*, south. anyway, and the men decid'd to 1 •urd to horse csr* in 1954 climb ford Ave. to French Ave and Mrs. R. I. Elam, Pinecreat P-TA fir* her th* gavel, too. cd from 72 to 73. Out going Mayor Carroll Mohr Area 15. 27th 9 . to south City from Lake to 13th SL escorted Mrs. Fay tv the c h a ir,1 Mr*. Carl Pre-cott, Area Four, limits, Sanford to French Aves. then took a *eat on tb* audience, i The Bov. S. M. Daniel, and French Av*. west to City Limita "I want to thank you for the | llcnry Gilmore, a teacher at and from I-ike to Sixth Si. confidence vou’ve placed in me.-’ I Mr*. Cliff Abies, Juniur High Crooma Academy have vet up a Mrs. Fay told the council. Then School P-TA, Area Five, Celery schedule for registration In the the turned to the busine's at Ave. to >Uh Si. and Melioav'Ue Negro area* of Sanford. How­ band. ever, their Schedule was not a* Ave. eo«t In City Limit*. en We»t Md* h ouse from 19 n e re a g r e e n b y H e rb e rt G . B e h rra . Rut she never once used the THE FIRST M E IP OF CEI.ERY'cut In the Sanford area. Nearly Mr*. Fred Gina.% Sanford vailable today. a t M onroe I e r n r r . ir'la ff P b o to y a hundred field ern* readied tb* celery (or the Chasm k Ce. wash France Reject Disarmament r Conference Request Action Prospects On Major Issues Facing Congress Reapportionment Problem Tackled By Revision Group uture. Top News In Brief Longwood To Install O f f i c i a l s T o n i gh t 13 Ships To Move Out Of Suez Cfthal Into 'M ed' Soon Ike, Government Officials Attend in Operation Education Board s r l S’L ? Carraway Named To Hospital's . «r .., T Canadian Pacific Railway Operations Tied Up By Strike Laramie Gets 1st Woman Mayor Additional Local News On Page 3 X-Ray Pre-Registration Survey Chairmen Told ■ » �T H E SA N FO RD H E R A L D ~ I TOOK ir o o r OF MV VflNGEV/OOVOu am ns m e props ) n t e p u i i x r fOttTW C C L A S S A . M A O t - J g C 7— x p i A y / - ^ r r S t 'T T e le v isio n 1 vvm CAQ ANOUiFTfTON > TW* •OCWAUC/-1-^ c a u in « •WL4XUO ~vju.6grir—^<7 4-tS 4:1* •iff S:S( *;** w By DOROTHY WORLEY, t u r r e t Storm Kd«# n f IVIant A d v sa iu r* with Code Soldier* of redan* Weather* N*ws*Pp#rl* it'll tear Mshiag with ef the puMIaher. Arstea SeekA PHtrtbuted hy Xiaa Ftetw** 9yadicat*. •:4a Soara o f Y esterday T:(* F u rs On P a ra d e r J7iS* !! i tins Cummins* «'•'* *■* It* *#W# Shew S:** O rnartio S ta rs l:S* ('U n tie S:J# n o r Lam liardn Show (*.-*« Illfh » a y petrel l#:*e Th* VI** FINE &BL, FINE MR.WALKER?UMMI MAMA. SCR' iTMkEDTO \MMM-WEIRD CABLE \ FAMILY I < -HECOMES FROM/ ) THAT/HB HERMOTHER?/ THE BENGALI MPER jWOtfrUHfT BENGALI *LI\ff8 L f DOESN'TWANT GOT THIS# (j SEC IF TUEVIHAVE WA CAVEL I K E B O O T Y / - . LOOK# ANVTHIN6ONHIM. tt:*4 Fight N*w» Repeat till* Treaeare Hunt ttist atg* nrr DIANA'S ALWAYS ICOUZED HIM. MAYBE-IFSUE SEES HIM ^ BEATEN ANDP.EAU2BA ~Y HIB HOr SUPER-HUfdANhCAPfc SHIU SET rr over fe y , rn iu a t * :* Riei-on i-ratrem tletuae *:SI News Weather T:»f •Used "Used _____ ilorntng. *:*( till I*-.** 14*14 Mil* il:M tt:tt 11:49 St*» Off Mian On Iniluafrr On P a n d a This lasnU of Oura The iTIea la Right Toyr Own limn* Her* Moore am* Oirlke li Rleh m xasN i Dick tuxpnaed them til. atoiMil U* moat, by saytag, i M T i our bird luek, them but I hop# F s g g y could. P e g g y loebed w* sen fiU fb t IbfsUMf fiffito P ra tty c u t* In U tbl Bouncy s k i r t seen,’ And te FriMtUt, H * | I • n d tig h t u ttie iw w t i r , M y *•11 yeul” l*;« SVia!l»foliJhor rrow 1.00 (V alter C ronklta aad N< 1:10 g taa d Up and B t Counted *»*• * , I I# ,-rM l : » M f c f . u t e ’H.uM*., a tra w -c o lo re d M i r R brU d in tM m id d le w ttk buns e v e r M r M n Q u a in t, b u t cute. P e g g y liked to be d iffere n t. MM Itbd MVCT t u l h e r M ir . P e te D rought, I k e ’s In n c l a « by M rs e lf, n o t one o f s pet* S ill Viewer* D la .a t 1.0* 111* l-a ro ff t : |* i ‘kan n * ( I4> C roatroada 1:4b Bob Croatia Ih a w (IN COLOR» •«Wlf7W.YAW;, »! *:M Brighter Day till HB’.PJIR, tern. THAT'b j tVHECe . GOING , Prlsciu* wondered If BUI Duval was really warning bet or teas­ ing. when be said, "It seems to ba * toss-up between Doo Mr* and that fsilqw shs’a with tonight I haven't been her# long, but I see her with Doc on* night, Pete the n ex t” T hanks for telling me. I'U ■ustassBri’. ALU TW8Y CO '9 B D C A A N P SO LU l THIRSUSX RVBIINQ The Ithrikm llour World At gl« Twl|l*h> Bang* S ports Book Muelo s t Ransom DO V4AUTXT “At to# rtbk BiU looked m Mr. "Might he * good Iking to five Peggy mm* coased, “Com* #n. peg. Introduction* were made end Peggy and Pete were Invited to join the other*. Peggy wasn’t particularly friendly, and altar a few minutes she said vaguely that they w*r* meeting some people. When ahe and Pet* bad gone on to another table, Priscilla said. "Aren’t Southern people supposed to be mar* frteadlyf The atmos­ phere when the wa* her* seemed a little ehlUy." Bill met her ayes. "Usually they are. Especially Apalachicola peo­ ple. Maybe you're trespassing tonlghL" ’Trespassing?" PrUcUis reposted, surprised. Than, seeing BUI’a eyes go to Dick Dsvsrssux, ah* understood. She laughed light­ ly. “1 was afraid of something Uka that. Doctors are always ao popular." Dick shrugged. "Don't pay any attention to Bill, Priscilla. Peggy has that distant manner at first She'll be different next time she KNOWS MS... FStSlI START. GOLDFISH ? VOU MBAN »~ TUSV «ALW m*!M- "Didn’t epaah to anyon. at gX- B* n epoeL" I:*4 Lon* Ranger FROM MOM£ Fnsstlib el galUag w b*4 artIk U * gtrl friendT Hmember Tb» |uil Iran- ailT” ' No. I MW Alvnrsb ruling alone, too, and that made ms yypnder. Ana 1 kept wondering wRy l’riscilt* cam* down alone, a*d if Miss Lambert Md g*M out previously without my seeing h«r.“ "Let me know what you want ms to do and I'U do it, mainly t* connection. 1 ridicule th* idea that they're mixed up with him. and then It creeps la agam.” Dick was silent for a moment, then M said in a slightly troubled voice, “I can’t b e l i e v e they're mixed up in anything wrong." "1 can’t either. And yet 1 must follow up svery possibility. Th* only thing . . . the dark one fits Into my picture. 1 wish I might tell you more, Dick, but I can’t —at least not y e t Aa soon aa I definitely establish tM fast that their being In Apalachicola has no connection with Alvarea, I can croas them oft my list" Then It's Alvarea?” T think aa fm p l a y i n g a prove to myself and to you that those girls g ft on pi* square. And dating Priscilla i« a MtMr Rica assignment. I like that glrL" "It was quite obvious." They drove down Bay Avenue. Everything was auleL A Ught burned bars and there In houses along the street, put there was no light in tha UlU* Glass cottags and no sign of th* grata Dodg*. "And they wanted to com* straight home and get to bed early," BUI remarked. "Perhaps they just wanted to get rid of u*. If I didn’t have to go back by the hospital. I’d rid* around with you and si* if we could find them.’’ "Drop ma *L.tM hotel and I'll get my o*r and ends* around, anyway." At that moment they saw a car turn tha comer behind them. It was th* black convertible. | | seemed to slow a little aa It pass, sd Lookout House, then went o a (To 0* ConUmuedj The second annual state lead­ ership conference of the Chrl«tt?an Chnrrhes of Florida will be held Mondny and Tuesday a t the Central Christian Church, OH I-tndo. Dr. Perry Gresham, presi­ dent of .B-thany College, Bethany, W. V*., end Dr Howard E. Short, professor of Homiietles of the College of tha Bible, Lexington. ' ICy., will be the guest speskers. A special session for ministers and their wives is slated for 3:30 p. m., Monday. Dr. Gresham will speak on "Disciple* and the Ecu menlcal Movemest" at S o’clock a dinner meeting for officers and leaders of all departments nt church work will be held. Dr. Short will speak on "The Historic Mission of Disciples of Christ" w ami T h e Ministry" will be Dr. Gresham's subject at the S p. m. session. p On Tuesday at 10 a. m. an ad­ dress by Dr. Short on "Thd An­ tioch Church” will be followed by a question and answer period and a tour of the new edifice of the host congregation, under the goi-| dance of the pastor Dr. Paul C .: Carpenter. The morning session will be followed by n noon lun­ cheon meeting at. the church. Dr. Gresham, will .speak on .^{Alex­ ander Campbell, Our Early Lead­ er.” At the final session Tuesday afternoon Dr. Short will address the conference on “Working To­ gether to Fulfill Our Mission,” and Dr. Greshnm on "Great Dlscipl* Preachers.' The gathering will come to a close at 4 p. m. A local delegation headed b)? Pastor Perry L. Stone plans tq attend. (Ceetiaeed (ram F ar* D the betterment of the Club and the - betterment of th im lc e s it ran render,” (aid Shlnholser and he took over the president*! chair. Seavcr, prior to presldinf at the induction of officer*, was in* traduced by Ed Lane, th* only active charter member of the Sanford Klwsnls Club. The Fifth District Lt. Gov. I* postmaster at Clermont, past president of the Postmasters Association and past president of the Clermont Kiwanis Club. Speaking for the first time be­ fore the local club, Seavers said. “I hope that I will be able to carry on in th* footatepa of other outstandini Lieutenant Govern­ ors. The success of this club is the work committee chairmen do.*' Seavers also announced the spFi'M as the Division Inter-Club poinIntent of Postmaster Joel Chairman for 1957. Field, chairman of the Sanfprd Kiwanis Club's Intej Club Com­ mittee presented a placque to Ed Kirchhoff in recognition of his service to Kiwanis and of his 13 visits with other clubs in the district. The placque, bearing a huge Kiwanis emblem read “ in recognition of outstanding servcle. Inter Club Relation* Com­ mittee.” CONGRESS ALTERS EVERYTHING WASHINGTON House Re­ publican Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. Mass., asked Wednesday if Congress might alter President Eisenhower's Middle East resolu* <n lion, replied: "Even the Lord's ■ Pravcr would be chnnsed If lt 7:.t It's Danetilm* S:I0 Nlsht Kdlllea III} Hlrlellf tratrum.ntsl » :!• ( t h r u * H our (. »*»< At HoriN wCm Haste tills tt:4 4 lill 4 itl (it. lit! M in w i I rcuNO ragwoco^ rvxNrs a Hour t - v— TWO BLOCKS r * I BlONDII- vmy oio vou have to <nr> Throw them SO FAR ?) t TWO 1» (ROCKS DOWN THe f s i a e t r r-i-v.4. [ TM Th b o w in g m vthnt# i DOWN g o YOU CAN P44E8S fl -, TMSM y ^ T S ilt fit* T:4* Til* 1:11 1:09 sto its i«« lilt ! K «*i Haa O ff rm oAV M om m a Stan Oa D awn B r .s h t r e New, We,tern Jamboree New* Raven O’elnek Clap N ew s-P lorlS a New*—W orld Sporla A t A O leic* J je k e v 'e Choice M o ra ls* fe v o iie w lle r m o a r Tim e w o rld At .Sloe U e ra la * Melodic* S:I0 Mere and TMr* 10:04 1.09 C lub 14:t4 !•:«» 111*0 11:40 11:11 11:10 lit* lil t 1:00 lit* 1:11 S 10 4:0» 4:11 4:11 Newe II4« Club Heme nf Melodv AirrSIHSIUON World At Noon lUdlo Farm Dlsoel (Ur Non* Ranch Now* Mar Non* Rtnah Friday M stlnes World (I Thro* Publlo lo r. F e a tu re neenrd Preview Teen Tim* News T tta Tim* ver layer been prise stuff * meat loaf with * of mushrooms that have cooked In butter? Nic* s u r for eaters! Legal Notice 'T H A T * M VATtYAU. /M Q TH SQ G Q rA W A Y AHD 7VO Y THK CASH SSCM n \ i t t t voua s a f c . j — M IT H i: OF SLIT STATU O F FLORIDA TO: CIIARLKk C. I miIIBINS. J. U i t BUS k it. O. H. lluW AM D a n d J II. AltNATT. If allv* and ib*H r**o*ctlv« linktipw n apoua** It m arried, and |lT » « d . th e ir rc .p a m U*a unknow n l»*lf*. davls**,, grant***. a**lgn**a Honor*. cr*> dllura iru*l**», or *ny and a ll e lh . ar p traa aa claim ing by. th rough, undar or a p aln * l *ald r**p*clfv* n*m ,d d*t*nd.»nl«: UUIIRIH Illh lK K 4C U . II* uiiknuw n avilgna, *ucc*«*•1 1 * In lnt* re* t. lru»t*f« and all o t h ,r parti** claim ing lnl*r**t hy. th ru u sh , u n d*r nr again*! *«ld URADHIIAW end J.VH | . H.VTKH. if ollvo, s n d th e tr rc ip c cttv " u n ­ know n epoute* If m arried, acil If ■load. th a rtcp co tlv a unknow n hrlr*. ilc lc c c c arantac*. a>,lga« » , llcnora. crcIR orc, tructccc, and env and *11 aartl** (lalm ln * by ib r e u ih . und*r a* a s a i n n *aid »#• W V T lA itM lS iU W iMi f i o ® i A f i l f S T I ’S TMOUI’HON and ANTitUNV .S u lllllS . aa T r u a ltta of the F tnrliU louul and C o lonlatliallon ro in p a n y M d. a enrp o rallo n of Unnltnil. If allv*. and It <l*ad. Ilt*lr • <ier*i«or* In efflc* and *» r>rtl«* (la lm ln * by. Ih ro u fh . und*r at a s a ln u aatd Kdwyn bandy* Daw**, <l*nrs- AugUBtii* T hnm pm n and Aiiiliniiv .VorfU. a , T r u tl —a aa a fn r-« aid : WIM.I.VM A ldlX A ^D H U BUCHANAN, a* L iq u id ato r of F lo r­ ida Land a n d r.d o n la a llo ii Com ­ pany. M d.. If n ||v a and If <lfad, hi* ,u e c » ,,n r* tn offle*- F1,ORMV\ LAND AND CO LON 12 AVION CO»l, J’ANV. LTD., a corporation uf L o g . land tf l- s a tlv -x l- ltn e and If ilia- LADY who Mils wallpaper lo*t hours of valuabl* time while customer! wavered between two pattern* they had singled out. Usually the wife insisted on one patters, the hus­ band on the other. Then the saleslady uicd a ___ psychology. She learned to pent at one of the patterns * / f7YY\ a* and say. "I’m sorry, but t ^ fib k * don’t think w* have enough m J u JTy* of that on* left in itock. HI »f 7 go see.” Immediately, that /S W )/ ) 'VM tum tlZ-J) pattern became Ihe choice. / ' %*mfV She would amble to the backroom, where ihe knew \ M * * 1 1j rolls and rolls of the pat* *. ) J \ /A A torn wer* stored, and when she returned imilini, th* sal* would b« consummated with genuine satisfaction ill •round. t Jj • LET S GO IN AN' PLAY A GAME O’ CHECKERS, c New Congress Aga in KMtllnlNO' t'his M essage THE OLD HOME TOW N tUCOUAVlA correspond­ ent of the Baltimore, Md., AfroAmerican, boards * train in Hong Kong bound for Red Chin* In defiance of a U. S. State De­ partment ban on travel to that country. Worthy received ■ visa to entor at the border. Ills pass­ port hot been revoked by the State Department, but Worthy said he has full support against any legal proceedings when he returns. (International) W llllAM WORTHY, lAT -lOU’fie HOLD' TWEY LAs ' NIGHT/ ,POUTEW -------- NO! T O O F F E R * H IM A ) -< M IO H 1 S IV E H IM A N V • IN F E R H O W IT T C O M P L E X H E 'S A S E L F - M A D E M A N -> ~ B O T T LE -O P E N E R --------------Ht'HMCLf MARIAN’ ULDOLU* HARRY A DECEMBER 31, l»3! Wedding Revealed Mrs. Annie Mse McGill today la announcing the marriage of Ra­ mon Mosely to Mr*. Nancy Wa­ ters. The ceremony took place Dee 31 at Caanan City with the RsV \Y. q . q r a p t , nfflfH PR . 1Bahia Temple Sunday, Jan. 6th—3:00 P. M. Are Requested to Telephone: Dick Aiken 1313 Comparative Statement Of Condition ida State Bank of Sanford Organise! Jane 2, 1139 I 9,2533*17 14 Y e a h ! l e t h im d o it H A RD -t h e , ^ w ay!j AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1050 | 100,000 00 200,01X1 v 1 292UB32 47,10929 10.732 Hi _ 3JW0.0O 7,800,128 OH Capital Stock ............. Surplus ............. ............_ _ Undivided Profits snd Rrverves Reserve for Bad Debts ....—...__ Bowl Valuation Reservo .... Dividends Payable July 1, 1956 Deposit I , TOTAL LIABILITIES I 8,2i2,27H 44 OFFICERS H . M eN U L T Y , d u U m s a e f tk e D oerd T . K. T I C K E R . P re e id o e t W. J . PEA CO CK J R - C . h i e r MARY L Y N D D O U G LA S. A e e is te a t CasKiec R A L PH W. PR 7.0L D . A e d s t a a t C a sh ie r D A L L A S E . LOOP. M an ag er P e rso n a l L a s * D e p a rtm e n t RESOURCES I.oans A Discount* ........... ........ ...... lin.ukinx House. Furniture & Fixtures U. S. (Jov’t B onds____ ___________ Other Bonds .............. ............................ Cash nnd Due from Ranks ________ | 2 818.741.01 ...........................’. 80,197 00 .508 120 56 821,028.66 838,314.81 6,171.303.95 19.079^01.96 TOTAL RESOURCES C s u ir T. IIO M I’oON ..--------- olored News WIDOWS OF SHRINE NOBLES D esiring Transportation To the SU ? MEMORIAL SERVICES S TOTAL r e s o u r c e s proof cookwara, too, »U FREE7 l>XciNE9KUC ^ o ltT . Slao k a aw a aa Kva Aaa«* C ro ltar. and PA T IU cV P C IlO L L t. alao k a o w a aa P a tric k P iY><U*y, nor hutham i. UAllV A. MaeDONALU and J. A. UaaDONAt.l*. bar buiband. IIK N lit A. OIIAHAM end K A riU H tlN tl A. till ARAM, h ie » U t. KHklDhilllCK C} l O J I a k l l and MhTA »l h u b BELL Hie w i l e . If alive, e n d . If d*ad. Ida ravpoollva unknow n h*tro. dovlatoi. erenl*** ta a la n o ts lion, o n Irual***. rre d lln ia or a e y and all o a itla a clalm lno hy, th ru u s h . uailor o r a a* U « t *al>l ro a p o eu v t nam td ri*f*nilantsi JULIA A. P 'lllT U n IIL'BUELL widow. If allv*. and If daad. liar unknown halra. d*via*M. s ra n ta o a aulgnaon. ltanora. arad lta ra . t r u i i n a and any. and nil p a rlla a claim ing, by. Ih rnuch u n d e r o r * s*ln*l *ald Ju lia A. P o r l t r lliibhali. w idow ; * ue«Y _ R c * GlltCI LZJ s INCE World War II th* Russian bear's etaws have extended over a broad range of territory, as shown on this map. With th* arrival of the New Year, however, the free world Is watching for freih signs of unrest In the Soviet satellites. Poland Is attempting to cling to some Independence, although Hungary’s fight for liberty has been quelled. Russian expansion started when situ stripped Fin­ land o( the tee-tree port of Pctsamo (1) and followed up by leasing the naval bssa of Porkkaln, near Helsinki, which was later relin­ quished. Next, (2) the Baltic states of F-alnnl*. Latvia, and Lithu­ ania were annexed. During the war the northern part of Rn*t Prui•l.i (3) as well as two-fifths of Poland felt to Russia. In return, the Poles received a slice of Germany. Iluthcnln, the eastern end of Creehoslovakis (4). was annexed to give the Reds a 39-mlle com­ mon border with Hungary. Romania ceded Bukovln* snd Bess­ arabia (5) to Russia along with a small segment in the southeast to Rulgarto. In 1048, Yugoslavia bolted from Moscow (4) and tn I0J5 the Austrian state treaty, assuring national sovereignty, was signed. 'uID in n tH lA H U K By STANLEY 1)1HECTORS •w * T ru a n t UP «KII SCA--N09 8' BUT M 4 h HtAJIDNLM BLAMES SPIKED EGGNOG DETROIT ftfi— Johnnie Walker, 37, Royal Oak Township, who was sentenced to 20 days Wednesday for drunk driving told the Judge: “somebody spiked my ej(|nqj{.’’ Democratic In th* House, post - election deaths of Reps. Antonio Fsm aades (D-NM) and T. Nlllet Hand (R-NJ) has deniced the member­ ship to 233 Democrats and 200 Republicans. Dian* snd Discount* KEn JR a WASHINGTON W — The new Congress Is Democratic hy almost the same margin as the last. The election last November kept the Democrats in control of the Senate hy the same 49-47 m ar­ gin and gave them an edge of 234 lo 201 In the House, or a n»* gain of two. However as a result of vacan­ cies created since the election the actual party line-up in both cham­ bers is now slightly iliMarent. IHOVAM, Anchor Hocking 2IK Uoldrlm Dinnerware, and heal* uk tion of Mr. and Mrs. Rsrv*y Dunn and Miss Helen Snodgrass. The tour to food land was un­ der the able guidance of Mrs, J . V. Richards. The tour lo film land,, shows by the Rev. Walling and!, called "Love Thy Neighbor", set the atmosphere for the watch' night service held In the sanctuary. Edwin Toney president of tM 3IYF presented to tha chiiireh a beautiful pulpit Bible. This wi* followed by a moat Impressive candlelight communion service conducted by the Rev. Donald Walling. SOVIIT «U AS OF S w eets fro m th e sw e e t is being offered th is lu ck y calf b y P a tsy FiH vsw o f O rlsn d o w ho h ss been selected ss ►Mia* C itru s Pulp itu d e ." She is dem onslrating th a t cattle like Florida c itru s pulp, a carb o h y d rate concentrate which is hfgh in to ta l digestible n u trien t* . Glrlfi, how’4 you like io hfiv« a full setting of x o rH T . t MFfCTH) TERRITORIES FLORIDA STATE BANK KINO-SIZE ! L • f 4*18 C oyrl By HELEN SNODGRASS A New Year's Eve and watch night service was held at th* an­ nex of the Bnrnett Memorial Methodist church Monday even­ ing, Dec. 31, which carried out the tour theme, from 1954 to 1937. Beginning at 8 p. m. was tour to tune 'and under the direction of Mrs. Harry Anderson assist­ ed by Mrs. Cecil Sellers, the llev. and Mrs. Donald Walling, a group of the MYF girls and Charles Cassell. This was followed by group singing led hy Mr. Cassell. The tours to frolic-land and to fun land w ere under the direc­ t f MOSCOW EVACUATED Sanford, Florida IT'S Y O ja MOVE NOW // A P. )l«i«'l<* mao tu n OftESDCUt WWKW wmotMu SAtruins DOttiXArtp •*.-«in • A cartoon, treasured by numb*rleti poker addict*, shows a wife pulling aside her husband's newspaper lo announce, "Wc S'rls ar* plgying pc’ ' Jr Doe* twq pair of straights beat a (lush house*” vice at Eeterprise an New Yeer’a Eve. (Fketo by CM) Tour From 1956-57 Enjoyed At Service OCfAM; W/IRSSA fvKftWtt SANFORD, FLORIDA OrKtinizcd June 2, 11K19 Only 0-K..G8ANDMA,WE'LL SHOWN ABOVE IS th* groep which attended the watch night ter* STATEMENT OF CONDITION 'I / For Ladies ANSWER any telephone CALLS WHILE YOU'BE r DOWNTOWN.!' BYi.W The division of the Southern Betl Company’s nine-state opera­ tions into two administrative or­ ganisations set up along geogra­ phical lines and the appointment of three vice presidents to new executive positions have been an­ nounced by Ben S. Gilmer, presi­ dent of the company. Th* two administrative organi­ sations will be designated East and West and each will be headed by an operating vice president re­ porting to Gilmer. Their head­ quarters will b* in Atlanta. Frank M. Malone, 0f Atlanta, now personnel vice president, will become operating vice president— West, with responsibility for oper­ ations in five states: Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana, Kentucky and Tennessee. Joe S. Stone, of Charlotte, now North Carolina vice president and general manager, has been ap­ pointed operating vice president — East. He will direct the company's operations in North Caro­ lina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. William A. Thompson, of Bir­ mingham, now Alabama vice president and general manager, has been appointed personnel vice presidet with responsbility for personnel relations throughout the company's nine states. The changes are effective lmmediately. Gilmer said th* new admini­ strative setup, a further decen­ tralization of the company's top executive management, was a “ natural step »o keep par* with the smith’s rapidly expanding communications requirements. Telcphonewlse, many of the states we serve are almost as large to­ day ns the entire company area wa* not so niafty years ago. The prospect is for continued rapid expansion. As wc grow in response to the South’s growth, our aim Is to keep sensitive to Individual state and community needs and pattern our services to their spe­ cial reT-tiremeni* Each of tile executive appoint­ ees brings to his new post an extensive background of experi­ ence. Each is well-known in the South. Frank M. Malone, in addition to serving as personnel vie* pres­ ident, formerly was public Rela­ tions vice president. Prior to that he had served as assistant vice president of the American Tele­ phone and Telegraph Company in New York; as Southern Bell's general commercial manager; and as Alabama commercial manager. His early experience, starting in 1328, was gained on assignments in Atlanta: Asheville, N. C.; Jackson, Miss ; and Birmingham. Joe S. Stone served as Georgia Plant Superintendent for a num­ ber of years anil later as tha company's general plant manager before his appointment to head JAN. 2 Admissions: Johnnie Mae Lowery (Orlando) Bcrl Henson (Sanford) Joyce Ross (Sanford) Samuel Marvin Daniels (Sanford) Randall Walts (Sanford) Mrs. H. B. Pope .Sanford) Margaret Butler (Sanford) Births Baby Boy Gooding Discharges Maxine Stevenson (Sanford) James Smith (Sanford) JAN. 3 Admissiona Jam es Hamilton (Sanford) Charles Williams (Sanford) Margie Stokes (Oviedo) Ruby Griffis (Sanford) Nellie Mae McIntyre (Sanford Stanley Johnson (Sanford) Theresa Mao Johnson (Sanford) Slary Hayes (Sanford) Births: Baby Boy Jicintyre Baby Boy Hayes Discharges Steve Hudson (Sanford) Btby Girl Peterson (Sanford) Visiting Hoars: Private Room*, II a. m. to 3 p. m.; Scmt-Private Rooms, 2 t* t p. m., 7 to 9 p. m.-, Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. Parents and Grandparents only; Obstetrics, No visiting during feeding of babies. Private Rooms, 11 a. ra. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p ra. and 7 to 9 p. m., Semi-Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. ANDREW CARRAWAY C srrsosy and MrKibbia Insurance Ageacy Hanford. Florida C. R. CL0.M 9 F a rm e r, P re s id e n t C e n tra l F Is. P ro d s « tlo * C re d it A ss* . Oviade, F ie . LIABILITIES Capifal Stock .... ......... Surplus .......................... Undivided Profits Reservn for Bad Debts Unearned D iscount....... Deposits ............................. 100 000 00 . 300,000.00 _ 17,699.96 _ 61.948.16 ._ 36,099.28 8.560.554.56 TOTAL LIABILITIES ' C. U. M eN U LT Y C h a irm a n e f Ih e B oard. M elbourne, F lo rid * W. A. PA T R IC K P re sid e n t of P a lric k F r a i l C o rp e ra U e n S a n fo rd . F lo rid a Ethyl, 97 Octtne Open 7 a m lo » p ■ Regular, 91 Oelgnt 4 d aye-7 a to 10 p m Frl-Sst-Su* e in* r m n i r m m t r n t tv. *c*lo aionv m m n T . K. T U C K E R P re iid e e t e f th e B e ak S e n fa rd . F lo rid * A u i s t a n t T re o t Of (Wee. B e a k e f M e tb o v rse a n d T r e a t C om pany, M a lb e a ra e . F lo rid a We Now Pay 3% Interest On Savings Accounts Of $100.00 Or More Compounded Semi-Annually Member Federal Depeell Ininraaee Corporatiow �t n a t n . SANFORD HERALD Thura. Jan. 3. 1957 Page 5 'ONE FOR THE MONEY— Ike F a c e s C o n g re ss U n d e r H an d icap That PM shM ent M a y Be Enforced United Staten k dofa* m y w*D It U vakiag pgog w n la m k aa nodal aad cultural fields. It k taking a bold on its atw-fouad resporuibdrty for la vorid affairs. Via nan respect, however. the United States k ,a o t doing at all v d L Data araikbU at tfck point indicate that another record for the member of major crimes committed in fk k conntry was made daring 1956. This f c a r t a m o r d to bo proud of, or com* plncent shout. The ft™1 figures on 1956 crime will not l a available for some months. Bat the Fei n J Bureau of Iaveotlgatfcm has reported kA tto n w y General Brownell that apparentm the previous reedrd for major crime, made i f 1154. wae exceeded Iset rear- The total i 4 maeh a i m ee during 1956 is estimated a t t . |H m That k 267.000 more than the 1954 total of 2367.000. There were 2362.000 major crimes in 1955. The sociologists and criminlogists hare many answers to the question: Why does major crime keep rising during boom times in the most prosperous nation on earth? - 'The search for true and definitive an­ swers most go on, so that the hotbeds in which crime is spawned may 1* cleared out..I n the meantime, it is apparent that the Wtion ami most of its communities need tw devote more attention to enforcement of the law. That is the only way to keep s mounting crime rate under control while we ate improving our society to curb law-breakItig at its source, .. .The challenge directed to law enforce­ ment agencies in the nation’s communities I UNO presidential nomination. en route By LYLE C. WILSON lu te d PROS Staff He is. af coarse. Vies President! . mg ... M accorapllihed largely by the ace* WASHINGTON V lich ard M. Nixon. If pci. J e ll (^ term iegi*iaiiT| E iM kcT fr is n e f n e u d by a the Best C c e p n i eootreCed by tbe *reBU during ^ Belt two tw» or |progr*m. Hr. Eisenhower wta s >»«"-**<-»? never thrw yetrs rapportthe judgment r-eed eo n g m » m jl aetiao to t n a i imposed aw other presidents. j «f tbo*e who tee Niton *t tbe I jate his party ideal* into fact. AUm tlzH ■***Republican lewder,thtnr* I the power and prestige of th e"! Amendment to the V S Coostiutez 1 bfe for Mr. El- White Hou.e office may fall uaa which* bars Mr Eisenhower *«a h o w - Two party leaders !i short of what It *ifl take to keep ffwm a third term. Net that Mr aar “ “ F- Division of author-! eocgre»*ion*l fiepubiieaas is line Eisenhower would be UkeJy to seek it a t the top could be both em- for what Mr. Eisenhower has ia b u m islag aad politically disss- mind. especially since each passor to accep t a th rd perm trnov iag diy brings kim closer to Bat patronage-hungry potitiMr. Eisenhower would still bold forced retirement, ’ rises are more Lkrly to go alaag But --------------------------, with the policies of a president tbe powers ef .effire. . . . tbe , J who has a poteatiai. evert If ua■ “ • « * * * * • ,»* *f* likely, third to rn ahead of him * * ebiac5 «• ***•“ * • than with a p m id est who mast 1>0W*T* <l3nn« **« ^m ed iate vacate 1W P ^ sy trw m a Avesa* J5i r * .t0 r t = r * for the heat of public sentiment to sterilize the germs of lawlessDess that corrections win begin to develop and the rate of crime begins to drop. Our kw enforcement officers are doing a marvelous job of see&ng out the law­ breaker—it is in the punishment, the open public sentiment, the knowledge of its exis­ tence where it is apparent that the officers hands ire being tied. • * * Pension Plans Pension plans in private business and Industry have grown tremendously during the period since the end of World War Two. A new study made by the National Plann­ ing Association discloses that the number and scope cf private pension plans have more than doubled over the past decade. Some twelve and one million workers and executives are covered by more than twen­ ty thousand such plans. The assets piled up for their benefit are estimated at about 25 billion dollars and are growing at the rate r ' — re than two and a half billions annua?#. It is thus apparent that retire­ ment plans have assumed such stature that they can have a strong influence on our economy. I The National Planning Association a non-profit organization founded in the 30s. hxs mined so m e in te re s tin g q u e stio n s About p riv a te pension p lan s. This re p o rte d by its rommiMea 'that business rommutee sjp/f- .* that most existing plans tend to reduce national flexibility by freezing people into their present jobs “By limiting the freedom of __ __ _ . - Over 350,000 Immigrants Come 0 2S To U. S. In '56 _ _ p. .. a situation. It ia a situation. ___ WASHINGTON* «? - The ImJ however. Wbirt U **** w migration 5 -rrite hot reported J m ieT ti°P °* » • wUhM tb it more than »UW> immim la u r t h a n u noon s« J oil »■ of the men aad of tho party moot J n rU c lE e ^ th* faited State* Vr 7. . . a * (believe they already have spotted **** ** im ls,*rJ*io3 ^ nc* l*15tbe man — at least tbs man who The Presiignt may fiai himse:f Commuiioerr J. M. S « a g will get the Republican Party’s “ **• > - ? f ” * rtaxmastex ^ th, bjgitiisHa of tbe taduoo. ----------- :--------------------------------- , without a whip or a motonst w-ub iajujjjj^tiooo prop-am during ll>j >9 ,an empty tank. He has avowed I W1J P ip in g to haad> the Hunw Bah* ®rer the He- -a r^ 3 refugees who fled their puhbcaa Party in a new world. . . The mold considerably resembles * „ the l i n t term Boosevelt New Deal . ***. ** .*** l,“ * HoagmBy CHAKLBS M. MCCANN c#ance the end of i u l»-yeir fel- t» expel him from the party. ___ minus the New Deal s eager inh**111 ^ B1M , u d j * tk* l"sited Press S u ff Correspond low-traveling alliance wt*A tb# Rf »I* aaaoenred that be would i^7e»t in'centrahZ ng gyrernment Act bad only a Italy's Communist Party, the . Communists, _ . . . . . roetisue bit fight, either insida or on the Pennsylvania Avenue ax is. -,w we*ka to ran before it exlargest la Europe outside the Iron C-rtain. 1* in se r-^ . ^ >*rty ,, which extends from tbe Whit, »ast Monday. Ha said that Ci rt^ a*i U 1 . ‘’-v b i . of course, from the denun. . . House to the Capitol skirting the sn4e r the act there were oboe: It is losing heavily la i u card- riation . f Josef Stabn’s d ie u U r-! I Treasury 7nd o d u r I ^ r t ^ e m ! «J<» »Uaa still available to membership. It is losing lki? by the Russian Reds and the u Btnio. card-earning Hungariar-i, all of which w e.--0 I**” «"** Poluh and Hungarian rebeHioas used in tbe last five weeks of Italy's Red P a rty 1*hor sruoQS where it was dominant for yean. ,t b ^ by a big internal fight which say develsp into ■ threat to the leadership of iu In which resulted from h. Toeiiatti *t vk, ...i Mt Metfe«a«wu il’t a S lJ f ^Hed to support the murderous Russian intervention in the Haa- T ro u b le cewad their msmbership for IS57 ,he T*,rThe s-jenrdi of the party hat AEC Turns Down **** *t * °iaiama of A r | _ _ J . 1 1 _c r LL * aH*“ La rec*rt BOS,Ju- SoB!, U Or F Eden May Call Off i**U**ii!*« h*T* ,Ji* Utl1 at ” Plant “* Proposals Visit To Moscow ■■ittec Control ^ A S IN G T O N IP — The • tavtv^v n Prfm* ytnf.t award elettioci ia tbt Atomic Eaerfy Commiiiica h*j that lead to bigger and grtener pastures ~ And the schools for such crime exists in Ike adolescent ages of our own nation’s pofrtlation—tbe age when youngsters realize (fiat they can “get by” with the misdeamear.ors behind the cloak of “the juvenile kws” which now exist in many of our states. Until the hotbeds are riddled the major criminologists of our nation will continue to have to deal with mounting states of vandalism and major crime. Only yesterday, law enforcement officers reported that there was only one “violation” .fiver the New Year celebrations and “that was by juveniles which prevent us ^rora releasing it,** We cannot hide crime and expect • re­ medy. It is only when the details are laid out The Sanford •».<• ‘JfiBA x./ll#vi • I Herald **• • PaMUkel A n «tM f etc* week g o t » f » * u —r —a M t i f r O f t o k v f tT ISIS at U « Poat O f f u a a f S a a f o r # f l a r t e a . o a d a r tfca Act • t C a ag raa a of Marek I I ITS K u r i l i-KRKINS r e i t o r aad P u b l t i k a r MARIO S HARM AS S R . C i a - a t l v o Rd lto r E V g l . T S I C f l H I S O . A«T»rtl.Ue U a a a t o r Or C a rr i e r T b r e a Meal Stl Oti■taars VCBSCRIPTIOS RAT E S ! l r par w aek K>»« U o a lh I t »• r i Uoatk* o a a Y tar •iii iiis i a.tlcaa. earja at laaaka. raaclvtloaa and • e t l c a e c f e a t r r t a l a f r a a t f-if t e a p e r » o a a e f r a t s U c t u a d a w i n ke c t a r a e l f a r a l r t a a l a r a 4 r t r | i a l a a r a t e , V * t M e r a l t te a m e m b e r e’f t t e L'attaS Pra ee p k l e k le e . n t l e a e s r l e e l v e l r t o t h e eee f a r r e p u e i l c a M«a a f all t k a l eral a a w a t r l a t a * In tk la n e w t e a p e r I aaraaantae Nation ,lly trvt • Inn. I«l Oenaral Oaorgla Sarinaa Allaata Uaarala aS earllelrc Ra»k IIM* Thurs. Jan. 3. 1957 page 4 TODAY'S Tl I m.K VEFUSE~ • Now ye sre dean through the word which I hast spoken unto you.—John 13:3. • Keep c!<?nn. keep sober cast out of our hearts all evil. p arad oxically— helped to heighten economic insecurity rather than to reduce it, a s in­ tended." This and other economic and social conseouences of the private pension plan should be explored. More needs to be known. Tne By UNITED M ESS NPA Committee urges Congress to under­ take a "detailed and eomprehen«ive" review PROVIDENCE. R. I.—Christo­ pher Del Seito, RepubUcaa eaadi* of the matter. That would be a sensible first step in diU far governor of Rhode Island, Quotes From News deciding w h a t .i f a n jth in v . should be done ....V about such plans • • • Vice President's Job Congre-s v-cu!'1 do well to give c a ^ y consideration to ’'-ialation clarifying the m anner in which :!v» vice president can ?>e vested tem oorarv presidential powers in th « event that the president is unable to Wi duties. On t « oeesebn. In our history, the national business was hin, deted because the Constitution jirovides no clear-cut way for the vice president to assume tem porary power. in these days, event* happen rapidly The words and deeds of the leader of the United States can sometimes mean the difference between peace and war in th e world- It is foolish for us to take the chance that we may some day be caught without s leader able to speak with authority and give voice to the United S tates’ opinion and position • W riting the •neccs.san- legislation may prote to be difficult- TrovUion m ust be made to assure an orderly tran sfer of authority during the emergency caused by presidential incapacity, and for return of his power when he is'recovered. It will take serious stud\ and debate to hamm er out the answer to this problem. Hut it Ls a problem too im portant to he Ignored That has been done too long already. --t ± F^ * & C * * r o ^ W oSL.'ZES* firmer and more posiav* U. S. *#1**7 tow*nl '• l e c < ^ S S ‘.a |« h S i th# oppressed aad cBiUved peopies have in us will die ind be lost fottvtr.” WTASJUNGTON—Joseph B Hsvtmifk( pteaident of tb. National Association of Home Builders, ta I urging that Congress increase in- J Ur*n r*w* 03 01 lM3*: a ™ * ! * rt ' will rolls?-? ahasriher* with ua*| happy con g-jences for millions ^ ^ ***' * Cew,p,per Ul Atomic Power Runs Tulip Wild '‘CHILDREN UNDER 1* ADMITTED FREE" NOW “Madam! That'a MY ahirt—" SHOWING (p sA A o n a h Barbara Evans, Jack Harrison ill; Are Married In Home Ceremony Parents Announce Engagement O f Miss Cason T oW .G . White Citizens' Bank OF OVIEDO NOW OFFERS Interest To Be Paid On SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Of $100.00 or More COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY As of January 1st • 1957 CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida i Member Federal IVpo-.it Insurance Corporation Mary Co,da Don Hoggany “ *“ *» *»"*»* nenne rT T : F E A T U R E - 1;00 . 3 :5 7 . 6«Si - 9 ^ 1 _ _ n c h e f DANAANDREW S^ KDiTSMITH IJN0ACR1STAL ta n ste g rt g SHOWS — 2:26 Hit Nevv-lcfori ToU Epic Of TIm Lest Graot IndiM ktt!«... Nawd k Al Tin EonL-Sfotuing Pmr Of C in e m a s c o p e a « .k in t 5:23 - 6:20 BY VIRGINIA CONN ■t* David Cook Feted On Fifth Birthday With Party At Home Try This One GOOD WITH MEAT OR CHICKEN SCALLOPED RICE A now idea for a vegetable dish can give a meal a real " ll/t’’ and help along another aeiaion of meal planning. When th a t vegotable dish uses easily cooked rice It’s a flavor favorite f \ and a real quickie to fix. * Cooked rice Is seasoned with grated onion, black pepper ami nutmeg. It’s layered in a baking dish with evaporated milk. The rice is topped with a thick cover­ ing of cracker crumbs, then dot­ ted with butter or margurinc— there’s paprika for color. MENU Mr., Mrs. Sidney Ives Hold Open House On New Year s Day MONDAY The Daughters of Wesley School Class will hold its business and social meeting In McKinley Hall at 7:30, with Mrs. Rupert Strickland, Mrs Grace Gregory, Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. C. F. Brannan, Mrs- Zcb Bailiff anil Mrs. J. O. Lnnry as hostesses. Thc First Baptist Church will continue their study on the book of Romans taught by thc pastor, W. I’. Brooks Jr. a t 7:30 p. m. to to 9:30 p. m. Circles of thc W S C. S. of the First Methodist Church, will meet as follows: Circle No. 5. Mrs. II. G. Her­ man, *510 W. First St., 3 p. m. Circle No. 6, Mrs. Tate Chap­ man, W. First St., 3 p. m. 3 pm Buttered Green Beans Circle Na. 8, Miss Bessie Zach­ Scalloped Rice ary, 812 Magnolia, 3 p. m. Tomato and Lettuce Salad Circle No. 9, Mrs. J. C. Davis, Hot Rolls 511 Magnolia, 3 p m . Deep Dish Blueberry Pie Circle No. 10, Mrs. J, H. Nich­ SCALLOPED HU E olson, tot Briurcliffc Avc., 8 p.m. INGREDIENTS: rUEMDAY 1 cup uncooked white rice The First Baptist Church will 2 cups water continue their study on the book | 1 teaspoon salt of Romani at 7:30 p in. 2 teaspoons grated onion The Gicum-r's Class of thc First j >« teaspoon black pepper Baptist Church will meet with £ *« tea.spopn nutmeg 1 large ran (1 2 3 cups) undilut­ Sirs. II. Wayde Itucker at 5401 Valencia Dr. at 3 p. m. ed evaporated milk t, Its oz. ran, about Vs cup,; Methodist Circles will meet as I follows: grated Parme.ian cheese | Circle No- 1, Mr*. W. B. Me hoi1 cup cracker crumbs *» cup butter or margarine Pap­ j son. 112 W. 20th St., 9 45 a. m. Circle No. 2, Mrs. Robert Mahan, rika ; 2400 Key Avc.. 9:45 a. in. METHOD: Put the rice, water j Cirrle Nu 3. Mrs. Lamar Echoln. I and salt in a 2-quart saucepan. 1001 W. 2<):h St.. 9:t5 a. m. Bring to vigorous boil- Turn, tire |e Na 5 Mrj E C. Wilthe heat as low as possible. Cover „ ^ IIol,y Av. 9:45 a. m with a lid and simmer over this* low heat 14 minute*. Remove t h e L . p. . saucepan from the heat but leave1M O m C U C fT IO . U U D the lid on 10 minute* Stir the onion, black pepper and nutmeg into the rice. Place half Sanford Hume Demonstration of the rice in a well greased shal­ Club will meet at the Council cen­ low baking dish which will hold ter on Jan. 10 a t 2 p. m. with about 5 cups. Pour on half tli* Mrs. W.-B Moye us chairman of milk. Sprinkle with half the Hostesses Parmesan cheene. Add the re*t of Guest Speaker will be Mrs. • the rice. Pour on the rest of the Stevens from Orlando, a profes­ ’ milk. Sprinkle with th* remain­ sional corsetier. Her demonstra­ ing cheese. Top with the cracker tion will be on health and founda­ crumbs to completely cover the tion garmcots, and she will have rice. Cut th* butter or margarine a model with her. over the cracker crumbs. Sprinkle As Mis* Wilson wishes all clubs with the paprika. to view this demonstration, the Bake in a predicated 350*F. members from thc Elder Spring* even 30 minutes or until hot and and Lake Monroe clubs will be g u d ts at this meeting. Also an browned. This recipe make* 6 to 8 serv­ invitation is extended to any une having problems along thU line. ing*. WHY PINCH PENNIES! M. and Mr*. Sidney Ives, 111, Also receiving were the* Ives' entertained at an open house sin In law und daughter, Mr. andj between the hours ot 3 to 5 p. i Mrs. John McKeller Jr., of Or­ lando . m. New Year's Hay, with ap­ •Mr. Ives' mother, Mrs. Sidney proximately 150 people from all over Central Florida railing dur­ Ives Jr., of Orlando, poured cof­ fee at one end of tho table and ing the appointed hours. Mrs. P. Phillips, also of Orlando, Mrs. Ivea used pastels—mostly j poured at the other. pink and white grrhera dalsica,, O thers assisting from Orlando poin.settina, and gladioli—In hci decoration*. Her table was laid were Mrs. Grace Warlow llarr,I with a French alrm-on lace d o th 1Mrs. Hal Raymond, Mr*. J. K. | centered with a unique ami McKellar, Mrs. Linton Allen, and graceful arrangement made of Mrs. Jim Pittman. Also Mrs. i Jack Hoist, uf Lake Gem, and old fashioned condiment bottles Mrs. Sidney Chase, Mrs. Lloyd filled with pink and white gerberu Hole. Mr*. John Galloway, Mrs. daisies. Dozens of pink ran d lrs1 Ilirry Tooke, Mrs Wallace Rail, in ,,silver camlets lira were u«rd , .I _, i, , . Mr*. Mary Sue Compton, Mrv, on the table, and especially lovely j ^ Mr, Vo|?, were the pal* pink camellias at Sr., Mrs. Ray Forte, Mr*. Roy; tached to the candelabra. Mann, Mm . Harry Woodruff, Mrs. I Special gue-ts for the afternoon < liarles Parks Sr., Mrs. Itoy were Georg* llctzrl and Mils I Itolls r. .Mrs. Rulph Cowan Sr.J Maltha While, who with Mr and and MUl Dorothy Carter, all of Mrs. Ives received the gnesi* Sanfunl. v THE The Sanford Woman's Club held a luncheon and business meellnT at 12:30 p. m. yesterdav, with Mrs. B. B. Crumley. Sirs. W. Colin Hires, Mrs. D. A. Gregory. Mr*. John L. Jewel) and Mr«. George McCall as hostesses. The club room held arangemepts of camellias, with each (able having a center a rra n g e ­ ment. Mrs. Francts Meriwether, pres­ ident. opened the business ses­ sion with the flag salute followed by the “Star Spangled Banner.” The Rev. Robert Spear Jr., guest speaker, read from Second King.:, sixth chapter, after which he gave a parody entitled ‘‘God’s got Chariots'" He also spoke of the requisites for a successful organization—worthy goals, the Master's Hand, spirit discourage­ ment. He then gave three readings. "Somebody said It couldn't be done", "Whsl are me leaving" and "The touch of the Master'# Hand". a memorial service for Sirs. Walter L. Cooper was held with th* following past presidents tak­ ing part: Mrs. Roy Tiilis. Mrs. O. P. Herndon, Mrs. II. W. Ruc­ ker, Mrs. B. B. Crumlc), Mrs. Jam es Moughton, Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, and Mrs. C. R. Dawson. This was ended with the tinging of "Lend Kindly Light" by Mrs. Charirt Wilke, accom­ panied by Sirs. George Touhy. Tb* Club's calendars wero dis­ tributed to those selling names, also, for a small sum, to others desiring them. Mrs. Wilson, of the Uprne Dem­ onstration Department, ‘ spoke on th* TB drive which is coming up In the near future, after which, a nominating committee, compos ud of Mrs. Jo* Corley, Mr*. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. James Mough­ ton. Mrs. Lottie Nix, and Mrs. B. B. Crumley, was elected. Thc president, Mrs. Meriwether, then adjourned the meeting. Conning The News Can you stand a rehash of New [ and Lou John too, Gr* taken Hath Year'* Eve at allf II not, don't Ruth and Forrest NorvtU, J a a f read tonight’s column. Before you Miller, and I have to mantioR • top though, let me remind every-1 Bob Conn, aa he was v u g much one to have their chest X-rayed **> evidcnee. Pat and Dgvu Todd* while th* mobile unit is In town. Jean and John Dooley ,and tho old faithful* mentioned above, It only takes a minute, and you also put In a brief appearancoy will have atarted the New Y'ear Louise served a marvelous mid* right. night supper, and 1 have to men* Francis and Dottle lloumillat| tion her beautiful decorations of had one of the liveliest panics, pine, mistletoe and rid gladioli, in town Monday night. Francis is |iHave to mention It, because sho inexhsusteble at thc piano, and I would be offended U I didn't, vvehn you add Jack Morrison on; A p ^ y l t the Atlantic Palac# the laid can. you don l need Mey- w il to celebrate tbe doom er Davis. On her table. D ottle;of two of ,u boarders. Paul had spread a bright red cloth.' Qronder announced that ho would with red candies. The e d ib le s ;^ miirrie<j j„ February, and were delirious, especially the Wendall McGuira la April. I hop# crab fingers dipped in hot aatice. this l« oa the level, and not an­ Tnking part in the merriment other of thair “ Cry wolf” stories. were Ruth Jean and Harry Rob- Wlihlng Paul food fortune wero »on. Jack and Barbie Morrtion, Pat and Davo Todd, Betty aad Bill and Mildred Smith, Bill and Verne Mountcaatle, Al D*ma and Millie Thomas, Bessie Lou and date, Duaty Rhodes, Putty Mur* Kill Field, Doris and John Angel, phy, and Ben and Kay King. John and Jran Dooley, Bill ami A real, relax tad recover party Betty Lemts, Judy and Jack was Informally run New Yea re Smith, Sirs. Brown, Judy’s mo­ day by Ruth and Forrest Norvetl. ther, and son John, Klaiue and Eggnog was aerved a t the lively John Adams and Kinky and guest* watched tbe big game oa Charlie Parks. television. Jim Guy was especial* Mr. and Mrs. Blake Sawyers Earl and Crcela Higginbotham ly animated. Seen while 1 wae and daughters. Gayle and Donna, had a magnificent party. Guests there (and all to briefly), wero spent the New Year Weekend in were greeted at the door with a Jim and Betty Guy, LIT and O, Veto Beach visiting Mr. and Mrs. sign advialng them to park their B. Oray, Marty and Lew Ml lisa pa, Robert Skinner. inhibitions with their oars, and Cy and Lou Johnson, Gretchea MR. AND MRS JACK LEROY HARRISON (I’hnlo by Jameson) MISS REHA PiWLETTB CASON the garage had been turned Into Hall, and Jean and John Dooley. Mr. and 3(rs. F- E. Breckcn★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Roseland. And (he girls didn't ridge have returned from Selma, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An Impromtu party wet quick­ even charge! The flowers were Ala., where they visited his moth­ ly devised by Skip and Ernib n'Honc, and even red tulips. A er, Mrs. B. M. Rreckcnrldge. gorgeous, chrysanthemums, car* Horrell tha tam e night I hear lt a u red tulips. A waa most fun, aa Horrall parties Mr. and Mrs. Donald Aalways are. Attending w tre Ruth large crowd assembled to enjoy Donald and children, of West Palm the famous. Iltggcnbotham hoepl and BUI Barron, Pat and Dava Beach, spent Christmas h e re 1 In a simple home ceremony black uccessoric* anil tin orchid uiily, which was In full -vin' Todd. MlUla and Bill Thomaa„ Bet­ with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cush­ ty and Bill Haxiett, Al and Betty Mr. and Mrs- T. P. Cason an* performed Dee. 28 at 7 p.m , corsage. Monday night. Among those at ing. HUIner, Muriel and Rocky Glideneunea the engagement of their Miss Barbara Jean Evans, doughMro. Harrison, mother of tending your ever observant re­ well, Chuck and Betty MeBratnl*. porter spotted (and talked to, naCharles Wilke, Robert Miller ler of Mr. and Mrs. the groom, chose a gold sheath a daughter, R*ba Paulette, to Wil­ and Betty’s aiater and brother-inally), Roy and Sally Green. and Marvin Goembel left Tue*- Maurice A. Evans, became [ dress and her corsage was also liam Garnett While, sun of Mr. law Glnny and Bill Gamble Ot day to return to Georgia Tech in the bride of Jack LeRoy Hnrri- an orch'd. Mary nnd Hugt Whelchel, Esther and kfrs. L. E. White. Atlanta, Ga.. after spending the son. .on of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon! A r0l.0,u ;oll uaJ heW following Ridge, Katie and Bob Jackson, Key West, Dornell and Tom KU* Bliss Cason was bom In Sanford Christmas holidays here. Ida Ilea and Ruaa Wilson. Jackie cite*. Fran sod Dick Murray THURSDAY C. Harrison of Wichita, Kan. l!)0 |n n,,. bride's parents' Bud Bramley, Bob and Helen and attended local schools, grad­ Westside P-TA will meet at and John Crawford (Jackie had The Rev. R. Spear officiated. home, Punch, Ben and Kay King, Peta Mrs, G. R- Gilbert had visiting at tho double ring ceremony andj For a wedding trip to Tampa, uating from Seminole High School. 7:30 p. m. in the school audito­ on a stunning gown with a Tabu Simpson, Tim Prentice, Abe and luu.s neckline), Lucille, Price and She presently holds the position rium Superintendent Mllwee will her for the holidays her cousins, nuptial music was provided by Mrs. Harrison wore a navy blue A 1/e and Mrs. Wesley G. HarriCeil Heard, Ellen BetU, Dot Pow Margaret Fennell, Lite and Jim ktrs.'N . V. Farmer, organist, and | and white suit with red aeccssorof service representative for Sou­ bo Cue speaker and will di»£USi » >n, of Washington. D. C. A J/c Peterson, Katie and Heneh Cum­ ter*, F. I), and Muriel Scott. Ruth min*, Ruth and K*re Hodiee. jies. Upon their return, the couple thern Bell Telephone and Telc- findings of tho survey tram. There Harrison Is an electronic engineer John Carter, soloist. 1 Jean and Harry again. I think The Evans home was beautl- jwill reside at 404 E ,14th St. Doris and Fran Francisco, and (a graph Co. will be a board meeting at 7 p m. and operates Univac In th e' Pen­ On Saturday, Dec. 29 David that they, and tho Linkers, and her home guest*, Mr. and Mrs. fully decorated for the occasion j Out of town guests at tho wedtagon. Mr. White was born in St- Au- in thc cafeteria. Cook was honored on his fifth -no .ucK.^ujns made nearly every wlth inside planters containing | ding Included the groom’s parSig*worth, Ena. Schmidt and Ledf. Thcro will bo a meeting of the gustlne and attended Sanford white gladioli and snapdragon* enti, Mr. and Mrs. Marion C. birthday with a party given by his party in town. This lakes a lot ami .Mrs. Jim Nelson. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas McMillan achoots. He is a sides representa­ O. E. S. at 8 p. m. in tho Ala- and son, Tommy, left yesterday I and assorted greenery, with oc-1 Hairlson, Wichita, Kan; Mrs. V. mother. Mrs. Walter A. Cook, at or time on the road. Must say Katie and Heracb Cummins sonic Templethat Vcrn Smith looked lovely ertertalned tive for Odham and Tudor. a number of peopld to return to their home inGreen-1 casional touches of pale pink | Miller. Indianapolis, Ind and Mrs. 2108 DeCnttes Ave. thc other night. 3Iany of the girls The dining room table was de­ th* other night A delicious a r­ SUNDAY up. Ill, after visiting hern with being used also. i-icd Evans, Orlando, The wedding will take place on corated with a Happy Birthday I had never seen in dVesscs be­ ray of dalectebies were tented i The bride, given in marriage by ' ,rs- H im .on was Lorn in cloth ami n chocolate rake with Feb. 14 at 9 p. m. in the Central - The Young People’s Service their son flhondcl McMillan fore, since our association ia main League and tho choir of Holy the guests who came after din­ — her father, wore a simple whitj! Indianapolis, Ind., and moved to green icing saying “ Happy Birth­ ly on the golf course. Sanford is to Baptist Church. Sanford in 19(8. graduuling from ner for punch and good chaer. Cross Episcopal Church will pre­ Mr. ami Mrs. S. I). Hlghleyman | w00| , heath with cap sleeves, day, David.” loaded with beautiful females, amt Jane and Wally phlUipt show­ sent a Feast of Lights program had a* guests over the holidays and carried a whito Biblo topped Seminole High School in '35. While Delicious refreshments of cup at thc church at 7:30 p. m. There their daughter-ln-luw, Mrs. C. D. with a white rose. at school -lie was a member of cakes, ice cream, candy nnd cold they out did themselves on the ed off their new house Monday Eve. If I have to write It once night. Among th* crowd were Pol­ will be a short organ recital Hlghleyman, and daughters, Joan tin* Gleo Club, and is now em­ Mrs. Donna Leo Atkins served ployed by the Mo rid a State drinks were served.to the young more, I may scream. Could go '9 prior to the program, and imme- ami Mary, and Jerry Sparling, ly Bnthaker and h*r mother Mrs. guests. pu forever about the It’s-p a rty , 1lirt*ttdfW.'Wrth8 anti Rob Jaekdiatel) afterwards, refreshments; all of Sarasotn. Mr*, llighley- as matron of honor and chore a . . Thosr attending- were John will be served. The public Is cor- man'* son, C- I). Hlghleyman Jr., sheath of cmproldurcJ pink rotnon, Anne Bear, Andy and Helen Mr. Harrison wus born in Lamb. Ch.-ryl Fralirk, Jeff andj but must turn to another. (Italy invited to attend. a former student at Indiana Uni* ton. Her flowers were while Wichita, LouLe nnd Jim were holding Carraway, and Mike and Bob K an. and attended Judy Bales. Susan, Charlotte and I The Jr. Choir of the First Bap- versity. is presently serving with roses. Wichita High School Eaat, gra- Jimmy Nelson, Melanie Howard, down the fort in I-ake Mary. Tho Stone and thair house gueete, the Rest man was Richard It. duating with the class of '53. lie Debbie and Beverly llcrdmnn, crowd there enjoyed New Year’s Campbell*. Each of the gueete | tilt Church will rehearse, at 5:30 t*lc arn,y •** England. Atkins. I p*. m. j - - - - :- - - - - - - - - - - - - attended Wichita University, and Danny Cook, Sue Jcffcoat, Diane in Singapore, London, New York, brought a specialty to ML end Isis Angeles, ami Tlmbucktoo. since there waa a tremendous At 7:39 p. m. the First Baptist Tho bride’s mother wort* a cnlidcil in thc U. S. Navy in July Roberts and Ronnie Evans. 1Church will begin their study of light beige Jersey dress w ilh'uf 51. Also Mrs. Donald Bales, Mrs. Participating in this were Hetty crowd, cither they ate a IoL o r Ihe book of Romans, taught by A. O Roberts, Mrs A. L. Wilson ami Jim Guy, Hetty und Bill Jano made out like mod and W. P. Ilrooks Jr. Lcmos, Marge and Bill Hill, Cy won't have to cook for a week. an<l Mrs. Cnok. CO-HIT FEATURE — 1:44 Only W ed Monday On Monday. Dec. 31 at II a.m. Mrs. Naomi June Sanders be* ram e the bride of Victor k. Haninger in the pastor's study of First Baptist Church, with tbe Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr. perform­ ing the single ring ceremony. Mr. Haninger'* daughter. Mrs. Jeanette Jandula of Sanford, was matron of honor and Irving Pry­ or was best man. An out-of-town guest was Mrs. Sophie Michals of Chicago, 111. a close friend of the Haninger fam­ ily. After the wedding Mrs. Irving Pryor served light refreshments to a few- intimate friends of thc couple a t Mrs. Jandula's home. The wedding party later went to the Mayfair Inn for lunch after which Mr. and Mr*. HanIngcr left for Arlington, Va. where they will reside. Both Mr. und Mr*. Haninger are officials fo the U. 8. Government in Washington, D. C. FEATURE — <:4S HARWELL, England, HP — Atomic power Just runs a tulip wild, scientists at the British! atomic energy research station here have reported. In esperimente to determine the effect of atomic radiatioo on living and inanimate matter, Harwell scientiita turned the clock back 1,000 years and made tulip* revert to the wild state i in which they existed before man started Improving them. of veterans, unless tb* interest rate on Gi home mortgage, is ( placed on a better footing with HIA and other money rates.” >sene, onAgn- Brigades Proposed f ^ d0irB '**'■'>? o{1cow h!* w e a l e d spring^ visit, submitted by the nU1 ^ Mc, i 5 v o f , ° rll.Dd^ ^ ’ Ind th« marked change In Rasaia’s policy H) fiztl L m e r .i t , of Florida. iu satellite countries and te I serves on the Claims Subcommtt- over Commi«sion report. I te* of the Judiciary Committee CONGRESSMAN JIM HALEY CONGRESSMAN C H A R L I E BELFAST, Nortnern Irrland — I i BENNETT t2nd District) — Jack- (7th District) — Saraaota. Third Northern IrelanJ Prime Minuter i | soavtlle Fifth term. Member of term. Serves oa two cimmit*r««: Lord Brookeborough. on a g u n . I Armed Services Committee and House Administration and Interior battle near hie home between po|»he Democratic Congressional and Insular Affairs. Is rhairm an' 1jc* ln<1 older* believed to be Campaign Committee. Reiponsi- of the Indian Affairs Subcom­ members bf the oU!a»cd Irish Re­ |b!e for making Fort Caroline on publican Army: the St. Johns River a National mittee. Was formerly head of the .’I heard it all. Our chaps did Park. Introduced the resolution m i l * 2I* Brothers Circus. H-lp-.J a good Job.’’ _ ai ... __ _ ♦ S t . . a . L. making “ la God We Trust" our make it th arth. national motto. 0l / CONGRESSMAN BOB SIKES CONGRESS man b h l y m a t . »«'-a Di«trct>—Gain*, n • j ry s ■3rd District)—Crestview N ^ . T O W WIR PENDLETON term. Has served since 1)43 He r u e . Third te HAPPV NEW SESSION - The _la the „ ........ culture Committee. Notrd “ ____ Dean" of the FYinda WASHINGTON Ot — Th* Army lith Congrrta opens today. Jan- Delegation; affectionate!) refrr- public speakrr and mas o f . is considering stationing missileuiry 3. 1337. Here is the roll call rrd ,0 ** thc “ he-foon ” A mcm ceremonies. P tt Project it armed atomic task forces at stra­ of th* Florida Delegation. Cut out I k" r th' Appropriations Com itrnctioa of a Neuro-I'.yehutric tegic point* around the world. Veterana* llo«pita| on a plot of tljia list and save it for future Blttee and Chairman _of the Army Th«* proposed powerful “ atomic SubcommttUe. Headed Steven land already owned by the Govern­ fire brigades" would be capable reference. ment at Gainesville. ISENATOR SPESS.M1D HOL son's successful primary race in of niihing to th* scene of any sudden Communist thruaL LAND (Senior Senator) — Bar­ Florida. C l. IN The proposal, now in an ad­ tow. Former Governor of Flor- CONGRESSMAN DANTE FAS- U „ | | I t ) S t e p D O W n vanced planning stage, is part of lik. Chairman of the Commerce CELL (4th D iitricU -M iam i Sec n a i l ond term At present ia serving a$d Related Agencies Subcommitan Army reorganization schedul­ tte* r\f fh* ApnrrtpriN*innq foni - [on a special Government Informa­ ed ta itnrt esr.'jr this year. WASHINGTON KI> — Leonard nfatiff; Chairman of the Afri* tion Subcommittee of the GovernUnder the master plan, tbe ment Operations Committee l*crW. Hail will step down as Re­ culture Credits and Rurai Elec­ .Army will pare about *0 000 pose is to study charges Uat | publican national chairman some trification Subcommittee of the men from its 19 rotnbat divisions .v n u . Agriculture Committee. On Dem- some government agencies with time after President Eitcnhow -it. .i„ . i s .- , iv . hold facu that should be mad.er’a secood-t.rm inauguratbn; * J T ,h#( ooratle Steering Committee. public. Also onPost Office and Jan. 31. « lm in i,tra ils .o u r r ^ ' e J 7 w ,r f ,r «•SENATOR GEORGE SMATH- : Civil Service Committee have revealed •Som* ot M-000 m ta *®uW KBi (Junior Senator) — Miami. , ! CONGRESSMAN S Y D HERi b* put in atomic taak forcea of S<cond term. Chairman aof ^ , LONG (3th District I-Leeaburg y J l V iV * ! “*, J * ' reM*,U3n mm. d s -?«> *«h Milltar y_ Procurementand Small. Fifth term Only member from a \ t Tp l' ** *°UrC*‘ ' Tb# unit, would be armed with Business Subcommittee of the Kio n Jl , vtr w Mr>e in w ' l*OI commitUe spokesman, such atomic weapons a . th* Cor-nd Means Committee. An expert ^ I f - 1 mis.ile. which ha. a SO to th* S.rface Transportation Sub |on taxaton. Bceau.e of hU citrus J *n- I*- th e . 73 mil* range, and the Honest committee of th* Interstate and | baalneiV background ami t.ng day the committee is slated 10 Joh.-j rocket which hat a 10 to X C o m m i t t e e . I ” " - " , - &n A g r i ^ i i U i r . C o m m i t . hold its next meeting here. mile range. They also would D*mocra- ht „ consulted on ,!1 m atter,' Administration r-nrsa* also de­ have right-inch artillery guns for nied • t ~ " . V . j^4 Senatorial Campaign Commit- p*rtauung to citrus legislaUun which atomic shells now a rt lT* „ | CONGRESSMAN P-»UL ROG tier Jr. general counsel of the being developed. Trexar CONGRESSMAN BILL CRA- 2RS itth District)—Ft. Lauder Th* atomic task forces could MJ .: (1st District ) — St. Peters- dale Second term. On Public picked aa Hall's auroj,iar. be >tationed at such key points Lijrg i 1 ruia s lone Republican, Works Committee. Is co-author of There have been reports that | as Hawaii, Korea, aad Alaska. Member. S*cond term. His assign- th* Kennedy-hogert Act timed at M*11 would tak* a high govern­ Consideration also has been m jnu ia.l d« River* and H i r j laving $4 billion a year by stream ment post or run for governor of given to using such fire brigades ) w< Flo d f flhtr-l, «nd Puhlle !!n n | budget and acco-inling pro-1 Nsw York. Hill, a New Yorker, to bois-.cr the Vulnerable perimet­ ■ , m -' el tb * : cedures in the Govrtomrnt as, thus far baa declined to reveal er of the North Atlantic Treaty* Public Works Commi.u*. Also|rtcoqimended in th* second Ho- hi* plans. Alliance. *’* |(^ As GOP Chairman U** *]0C| ~ D e^m U * Togliattirtu »\nn n.iir_ Orlando propoaal a t ■ basis of, ported. One of them. Swaaur Eugvmo p g .M ^ altoatioa marks a l* * 1 Be.rerbraok’i ETeniag Real*, let lo o t a blast against n J£ ai ebanw 'rom the Commo-i * L7 f the plant type has standard said that alth o ^h Eden p trty‘t po,!*]*, f, f re, ?» r eyears T*- •’♦ea **tab. shed, iIt turned I has to make make aa fornml forma! dec! deda T n t ^ r v ^rrta " y-. ^Reale aJ s ! ^ ryet e t to thst the Par- T i l In T » I. ^ wa! g rT v /f™ ^ ! o f , / lor7 a .ion. “ cancel!,Uon of the visit i. ty was bliadiag itself thr-.n|V>nt th« fre» world t ‘'St -r-f° m r , m*.ke « tsrd e d . on present form, as amt aiwut about in ^ conUihuUoo." de- almost , Im0It certain. certain.:-n wUeh bad eomt CoamuaisU might w in .u tbe. ’ 7 ‘•uu“ *uuu'J iu Us ^ «'*: -- ---------------~ leonomic n u d e a r’ Eden aad Foreign SecreUry parliamentary election. 1Ir------------t W 03 leaning ’J u t the state Sup- world Commuaiiia as — ™ Bit. “ l national' parliam esury eAction l*1°5>ra« T ,r v ,rf had invalidated eerr » , . « th e K a ta U a rv p o d U tiM ® a7 f 5 SU T V . Communists C o m m n - i . t a still a tilt hold hoU t i l ? < rire rr e,n t r< Court *J -‘ The IU .. . , . S*!»rn Lloyd are scheduled to go d) t . .. V. . V . Iiniat dictatorship, seats out of 590 ia the Chamber , la# Prot»«!» « d ^ |n >jly . th e Tisit tain absentee baJots which had \ opposiUoa of Deputies The left -wing Soda- rour 03 whlct> contracts are being be in retunt for one tiven him an edge ia the reeent •* *kat elenion: speakers were checked off at the list* hold 75. Pietro Nenni. the r>e*oU*<cd were submitted t e 1made here last spring by Soviet “Deaocrscy received another P, r t F coagress aad that the elec- Left Wing Socialist leader, for foaa*etion with the so-called Premier Nikolis A. Bulganin an I setback is Rhode Island tolay.” eoefirmed Togliatti aoatha has been drawteg closer "**cond round" of th* AEC* Communist party chief Nikita S. his leaderxhip was rigged. to a break wrui the communists. P°wer development reactor pro- Khrasfccbev. S.AARBRUECKEN. Germany ^ “• J * * C«Bmuiu*: It U Ukely that the break aUl i n m . . . . Cerman o ------- Chsneelor »•-----Control Commission be mad* formally when th* Left Orlando proposed a liquid metKonradx Provincial ^ for the Naples area, from which Wing Socialist* hold their nation- al fueled plaaT of 23.000 to 40 ***5e ^ X ^ ^ i g w i e k ^ al : ; : ; r * n z*xi mosth. I 000 kilo*alts working on an ex­ " S g ^ S S J - “a S T S S perimental reactor of that kind im » i , nd the Germans, hav* shown rhich la expected to start oper­ 0 IA FF-A -D A Y STARTS TONIGHT haw a problem that seemed m»o-1 ating in IK ). STARTS «:M luS* «in ^ *ol'vd on th« bails j The University of Florida plant, w-ouid hav* had a capacity of, h/ a J3 r,*fctf ,sd la11.tb* J ? 11 only 500 kilowatts. The commL-i ___ _ sioe said this proposal “does not WASHINGTON—Rep. Lawrence | qualify as a power demonstra-! H. Smith R-WU.. in ciUing for a '-ion reactor project.’* Army Atomic Fire i« » I » msvement a ay farther. 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T ehsecond hole, lit yards uphill against the eastita wail, is one where you drop thi • ball Into the moat* Thera U re* " I T * ! —; - I - T i ,rom one w ,n^ 10 ™ up o ti"or lwJ „ m n motwy wind ^ ^ ^ whtre the cadd, *nu,iui ,o,f e°um iwUi ,mooth y°ur *urfac' Award Prizes Afler :"M‘ l",',“mM," i'“" h,‘ -Tonight's Gaines Bowling PexBY. rifle shots. TBa Sanford Somlnoles cage'the current semester ends- “He’s Game time gets underway to By OSCAR FRALEY quintet moved back i*to the swing | a good boy on the rebounds, a n d , morrow night in Leesburg a t • L’aitvd Pi*ae S pent Writer of things yesterday afternoon with he has a good shooting eyt,” ip:m and at the ia in*time next SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico « Tuesday night when the Semi stiff workouts on shooting Silvers basic fundamentals of ball bandlAfter the extended V eetice set- "oles play host to Pierson oo their j ib e snowbird golfer* scuffing up lag and the fast break to an af* llo« ye.urday afternoon, Layer home court at tho Seminole HighjtK. tt the living ’ roam room rug wo0id would ,*«t u the ■* Mam ------ for Ha voiced optimism for the Leesburg,R' “m! •m courts i| in the auditorium. fort to — prim* thalr hearts out even more now mid season teat of strength. The outing tomorrow night. “ We were Semlnotea will be given probably pretty depressed after seeing Lees­ the most decisive teat tomorrow burg in action,” he said. “ But we It’a not too big, seeming almost * dr« * in« a ma: a?ro ,‘ night when they travel to Lees­ have been looking e lot better burg to take on the Yelloy Jac­ lately, and I think we might give to have been designed for the j your line. Mo»t Clear Meal kets, the tallest and perhaps them a surprise or two.” moet seasoned team that they will letting—Inside the towering On th* fourth hole, a 430-ya As for Pierson, the Seminole* face all eaason. mildewed walla of 435-year-old hole, your tee shot has to clear count on a win next Tuesday I LAST W IK I’S RESULTS "All we weat out of tho Lees­ night. “ We need a lot of work on Fort El Morro — which is un­ the 30-foot fall of the moat which matched anywhere. W L burg game la a good thawing,’’ fundamental! to* win that one/ Tasmt Is within 80 yard* of the tea. Bud Layar said today“ Wa’re 3 0 Clydes Csf* Silver pointed out. “ But we hav El Morro wai built by Ihe Spa­ Harveys PlumWag Ca. 3 1 point for Pierson and the rest of the time to de it in with the hoys The mixed league will wind up nish In 1531 and, a t various times Slieera ricochet their ball off th* Sanford Bowling Allay 3 1 the season,” he added. responding as well aa they have th* first half of their 30 week through the centuries, it has been east!* wall, which converts it into The completely re finished courts been." 1 3 Powells Offtca Supply season tonight *nd prlie monlfi attacked by such as Sir Francis a hook. l a has added greatly to both vlelbl-, Semlnola Dry Cleaner* "We wont be overconfident, how­ ara to be awarded tonight at a Drake, countless pirates and the And, on the ninth,, body engllsh • 3 llty and spirit. During the Christ^ ever," Layer asserted. “We know get-together a fte r bowling. All armies of several nations. Celery City Grill « » • vacations the coaehcs and wt will be able to win the game league membara ar* urged to b* High Slagle Now It Is baing cannonaded l,n’J aUow* ° " | ee' *fJ ou tain — by golf balls. For a f te r , back up too far, thara’a a 7S-foot —314 SHS principal, Andy Bracken, If w« play a good gama Ilka wa present. Wag again turned to the manual labor ilda did In the tournament: but we In the race for top honors, th* U. S Army moved in a«d took I drop Into the blua-grean w a t e r s —300 Clark —189 of Macblng and completely land­ also know that we will have to Powell's Office Supply holds a over, the Yanks put In a golf 0f th« Atlantic because you’re h it-* Maloney -IS t ed, relined, end resurfaced the play a good game to win- Let’a tight first place with Sanford course. What they have eome up ting your drive from tha top of Warner -171 courts. “ It will Improve the game lay w* are confident of a win. BowFaz Alley and Harvey's Plumb­ with hat to be th* mo«t unique Foster here a great deal, "Bracken said. but not overconfident I person­ ing Co. close behind In a tie links layout of them all. tb« parapetHigh Three It’s really unusual. Btcaui* —500 " I t was a lot of hard work, but ally ballav* th* boys will com* for second. Clyde's Cafe ia in the Maloney Na*tle la Embrasures .»< clear at third plaee, with llttls —507 It almost doubled the visibility through for us.” Cook •vary hole is se scenic and so Sand greens nestle into embra­ on the courts." Both coaches were In agree­ trouble expected from below. How­ —507 Gtlstrap sures which one* cradled cannon strange that you even forget to —493 During the tournament coach ment that a good spectator turn­ ever, shoutd the bowling tonight Two holes ara in tha cattle moat cum yotir bail tbol*. Ring Paul Mlkler reglatered one of out for the game next Tuesday untangle second place Clyde's and the walls are pitted with the —431 Hudiaoo -430 many complaints about the light­ nigh would mean a lot on thefCafe would be bounded to fourth Warner ing on the auditorium court. way the boys played. Layar ral- plaee. Trailing In fifth place U High I Warns. New hope also came from tha taratad a statement mad* by him Celery City Grill and the Semi­ iL ii Ugh U U P High Three prospect of a player eligibility. at the beginning of the season, nole Dry Cleaners In a s«a*aw S m o k e y $ a y » t US — Ashley m -B o lg e r Doyle Dorley, • foot ac t who has 144 Bolger 388-Dona t been on the Ineligible Hit during "Every time wa go out of town battle that saw Seminole Dry 140 — Teelo SS4—Ashley the past semeiter will be ready wa see 200 to 500 spectators that Cleaners dumped Into the cellar have coma for lha sole purpose by virtue of a forfait. With a good Team Standings to d re n with tha varsity when of seeing us beat. When we play night tonight, however, the Cel­ Powells Offlea Supply 30 13 29921 Donald Brooks, president of the on our home eourta we like to ery City Grill could well bt taken Harvtya Plumbing Co. 21 14 30154 know that we're among friends. to the cleaners by the Semlnol- 'SDnford Shuffleboard Club, led Sanford BowU*g Alley 2t 14 37393 hla team to an early opening of There la only one way for ui to ers. Clydei Cafe 34 13 38315 the year ytrterdiy afternoon by do that, and that's If the people Bowling time is set for g p. LA»T HUNTS K C IllT s Seminole Dry Cleaners 0 33 23460 taking on the Orange City Shufflecome out to see the games.’’ m. Tint llare—3,a Mila T I U Celery City Grill T 35 8164 C o n ia r v s tlo n board Club in an Impromptu tour­ M 0 1 1 0 ISO J u o lla r Jim • 10 * M nament. A match of the 11 teams High Single D a s h in g D u k a 1.10 participating In th* 33 game -301 Bette wuini.it i i-i) m a o match saw the Sanfordit** de­ D onat, —196 BarawS Kara—a, IS Mile T 3I.S Allca 11.00 11.10 >.SO feated by a close thriller 17-16. —183 Trana Powsrf Colorado Kaala I Oil 1 no lioldan Crrnt 1.10 Brooks rolred optimism that lad. Blgh Three VluInltU M il 117 14 the local club would revenge the —512 Dally Double (I II IS* »4 Bette Thlr! Hera—4/ la Mila T U J stinging year opening defeat In —508 Powell fltrlke Sura >4 10 11 So 1 10 a return match next Wed. at 3 Donat Ardent n o l.io p. m. whan the teams clash in Dual Dumb lie# HUI Average <1-71 1113 10 Orange City.' —153 QutiiUU Betti Tetarlk Rar*_*/IS Mila T 33.1 Th* prevention of forest —150 (treat future Powell loo 4.00 J Jo This afternoon the local shufrest In your hands. *up*r Kar 1.10 l.|o -ia Donat fleboarder* get their tournament can htlpt Comrade's Oua 1.10 Top t Bowler* *• League with DeLand underway at 2 p. m. quintals |l-t) 110 SO 0 HMk Hare—a/ia Mila T I I J 251 IBS 8868 Friend 11.10 7.10 4.10 High Gama High Avg. High Sat Brlndle llavlor Deb 7.40 S.no 6965 Kristin 155 251 J.oo quInMM ||. l ) li t .00 Whlddon Cook Cook ■Intk tinea—4 /IS Mila T SU I Orun O'Reilly 11.10 4.SO a.so High Average Hllbrl 140 1 On Batts -152 t.edy Uadanr El ’ t 40 —128 quInltU (1-1) Sio 10 Donat Powell —1J« Srsaalfc liar*—3,1* Mils T 33.4 Hnlp 1 10 1.40 l.lo 0 4 166 Trana Richards Mel Inn ' J.lo 1.10 i,J0 Cook 0 42 163 Uunuy LUbn Uulnlala II I) III So Ring 0 3S 139 silehlh Harr—3 IS Mila T 3IJS Gllttrap 1 36 158 fanev Monarch ISO 4.SO 1.40 SIO ISO Hartwlck 1 30 ISO daptnmbar Highland fling liu Whlddon 3 33 155 (JuInlnM <3-4> S70.10 >lalk llarr—A. I« Sills T 33-1 3 24 153 Hall Falcon IS JO IS 00 II *0 Maloney 4 33 154 Hky r#roi 1.00 i *<> a 5 39 152 Mv Rett* l.»»0»r OII«r 1 to qulnl.l* ll-lllllO * Powell 7 33 130 T.atb s a w a, 4* II* Tai.a Foster B. • 43 148 Tou Tnhbr *.40 S <o : so 1.10 LOO 9 21 146 llaiipy Mstth Hudson Yammv J to Clark 10 30 143 q u l n l f l a <]-*» I I S .00 11 IS 143 t:i» ««Nlh l i a r * — .1 M Mil* T II.a Jarrott o vial U s h t l t . 1 0 11.70 S.IO WARP 13 21 141 JI’a Witt n u M tia l« .: o > to n a i f ** Kilby 1« 52 136 D e r b y Dti,la 1.40 t o t s n> IS-S) I S I 00 ChaRjblla* 16 40 136 Q u in l*r la *^M A 6U t o M t.n r i k v t h ik i H/ft 0.0 H IL P i 16 34 136 Haig S ' r t t liar * — S I* Mil* AHATBUM. M ftooxirjt 16 32 134 H u p r r r.*»t M lm y Mn llnar K i r i l ­ Warner GOLF 5 TOWARP Y .iu ri D u r k r R r n a r d W h i t # Mctrgar 18 10 134 iAnr*m oI 'm CAOMft r l l r r t h a J N haha D an d y PtANAHT 16 6 133 Hoos* • r r n n d l l a r r — 0 10 Wile r w e t fft BY n d R u r a l D ad d la l>|u-l)tn.> M a s ­ ARON. Georgs 31 1 129 a l aF iO’i PITCH!ftO o n J a n * B lac k D o l ­ Rika > 21 42 129 l a r l n flor rl amn* rL em L a k a C om o Atto-P/TTBR. T h i r d l l a r e —A l a Mila Donat 23 42 128 C e r e m o n i a l K l n e t t a m i l l Beet Bon* Jamas 23 21 127 nlo F l a g l e r Ado A n n ie T im e ly Q u e e n Clancy 21 42 127 T e e W e e S e c r e t a r y ' s Beau F o u r t h B a r e __ 1 II Mil* 23 39 i n Rolger B u a a r Bllet T r u e Bo bby O c e a n a Ashley 33 36 126 Mae K d ’i M e m b er SI* Alf K l h a l l n * Corron \ 23 21 123 C a n e y In C o n t r o l I H h l l a r e —.V I S Mil* 26 M 122 I r l a h F (Shortcut McMurray C o m p r o m lt* N a e h Foster P30 42 117 u a 'a Hoy O Sly lin e* q u i r k L oo k Cu ol K iel ( H i re r S lo rn I'e ece Roee 30 14 116 FrUb* ■I n k l l a r e — a IS Mil* 35 42 110 Hpeedy C lip p er B o r* Caeh F r i l l y Taslo Kurt* 55 6 110 L *ce Hecaue* Of Von Stake T la i* C h o ice N o r t h e r n T ru e r .Nero Harva> 39 17 103 Cap*« Jack Sevealb R a r e —4 ' 1 4 II* Gold 40 V 102 K a l.u Koolleh Wind K lo tln * Kampf 44 42 97 W Site* o r l d l.* k e I t o r k a t M a r Klaeli R e al 46 30 93 d o n l . a v a n M ay b e T u n l i e Davit SPORTS N C tP L tt T ffi WMTUCHy El M ono Is Unusual Golf Course Sanford Defeated By Orange City Shuffleboard Team SOKC REVIEWOFTHE YEAR-By Alan Maver-, ----------------- sgre»ina -■ —1 Ma t r t A H t m y r*H ti r f t 5 o o tt*r% JOHN LANPY W t? f9-.*--llf0 1t rf t0t stirr i-M#i'dYk J-M W r M at bvbr MON t ft■A A-tRfCA . t BVBR M /ttA in o e tA ii/c •H MDtASAPOUS. '57 Sports Best Bets . i a t* St m SPORTS PATROL By STIVE SNIDER V U O M P r* u Sparta Writer KIW YORK <3*—Best bets In k r t i (or 1HT: <■7i . mV.ii Rm m — Tb* Yankee. 'i p 4 I n t e r . Th* Yanks »re rolid m um h to repeat and the Brave*, v i a a change In luck, should be tMllh asough to overtake the as* *[*r» and tha thumpinj Bitting Charapa—Ted Williams bom out Mickey Mantle In the American League: Hank A»ro" to •IS ti off hie challengers again In tb i NatleaaL Basing — * Several titles will change hands but none will in* ▼live Floyd Patterson, who will breeze any time he’s asked in the heavyweight division. Comeback of the Year — A! Jto itn 'o f the Indian* or somewhere else If ha elects to play fgal*. p- Kentucky Derby—Be rblton, tho id horse In the solid stable, luinet Farms. Pro Football — The Giants are ypuag enough, tough enough and sm art enough under Jim Lee Howell to do It again. College F ootball------ Oklahoma won’t break tha habit yet ' Pitching Victories—Herb Score of tha Indians and, if he quits •M ing Yankee spots before his oyoa. Don Nawcomba of the Dodgers U- S, Open Golf—Peter Thom V g ! Carfagno, Oliver To Give Exhibition Clinic Tomorrow Mario Carfagno. year ’round resident pro for the Mayfair Inn Seminote Country Club, and Ftd "Porky" Oliver, world famous associate winter pro, will give a clinic end exhibition tomorrow afternoon at tha C. C. beginning at 1M p. m., prior to a two-ba'l foursome, husband ami wife tour­ nament for guests of the M ayfat' Inn. Carfagno laid that the clinic would be compute, combining the ribald writ of Porky Oliver and the dry wit of Mario end that tha exhibition would cover all the dubs. "We have a good show plan­ ned.’’ Mario said, "and It will be well worth seeing .’• Mario said that he was also offering Seminole High the op­ portunity to take Isssoni at drastlcflly reduced prices for stud­ ents “This le my town now, and I feel very keenly the responsi­ bility toward our schools. I be­ lieve th# gains of golf lessons will bo u ithil and entertaining for the high school studsnu, and I have even offered to arrange a echedule te meet the needs of the high school, even if I have to ge over at night" Putting choeolst* frosting on a cbocolau cak*. For a variation on thi* clasaie treat, stir a dash of mint flavoring Into tha frost* - t o L -< son of Australia, if ho decides to compete, and otherwise a flier on Julius Boros. U. S. Amateur Golf — llarvle Ward of*San Francisco, with two In a row, could make it three. First to claim a Major League Pennant in Spring Training—Keep an eye on cheerful Birdie Tab* betti of the Rcdlegs for the first time he has a pitcher post a good WoFkulil.'WIth that hitting pbwer; he doesn't need much new pitch­ ing to waltz home in front. Tennis—Australia has the Da vis Cup locked up as tightly as U. S. gals have the Wightman Cup. It’ll be a year that Althaa Gibson overtakes Shirley Fry In the big ones nm| Aussir Lew Hoad wins most of lha world*! lead­ ing crowns but again missei the "grand slam." Most Improved Baseball Team -----The Cardinals, with frantic Franklic aLne dcaling strenuous­ ly. Rasketbail — Someone’s gonna catch up to Wilt Chamberlain and Kansas a t the right or wrong time anil grab lop honors for the year but who It'll be Is any­ body’s guess right now. Home Rum. Majors — This is Mickey M a n t I e ‘s department again ami ho might com# even closer to Ruth's mark this year. Duka Snider is the man in the National League, probably as long as the Brooks reside in tha home they want to leave—Ebbets Field. And the b?*t bet of ail—Don't bet Need Our Special ;3 *New-BeautyJTreatment rREVIEWOF THE YEAR-By Alan Maver-, |_________ ____________AUGUST______ 1--------- ------------------ 1 K l a b l b H a r e — S I * Mil* I t e r U * n n r T im * K a . t o r ll n o e a t C r o o k d u t y C h o o eey n e l l e b l * N e w t Old C a b in Mills S u p e r Pilot Rd'e S m o k e S creen M b 'I, Coueln l l a r e — 1 IS Ptiellx *Depcnd upon our M il* MI m lillierew eel M irrtrli Kd*o D eac o n J o n e a Too l^ver llrarh (."Ire lr. 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Glaaa-encloned. air conditioned and hrated. •Hested Stands ‘Ail-New Track ‘ Valet Parking k€ Jerry Collina, Track Operator Sorry, No Minora SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT FOOD31ART BLDG. 106 E. 25th FIRST T tP KPOLL 7AXB* OOiAO MO.i MOHBY tVB.iT j r TAMO’ tBA.ireR. l\C*r* ffCO.O SANITONE DRY CLEANING SERVICE to keep party clothes up to par Jan. 1 ’57 Anticipated TAB R tri PCR fAJti HAMHtTOftfAM N IG H T LY (except - M/CJt/Y M AN TU JAP* TUB PONT* M l? <6 /J MOPi KO H iM i TO n g BABB BOTH» 6 0 . SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY FEDERAL Sanford PHONE 475 Located S Miles Sooth Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Torn West At Red Arrow (A Pick Up A Delivery Service) 819 W. 3rd. S t (• �* » - ■■T " — - 21—ROOFIN G-FLUMBIKG MERCHANDISE - M M r COMPLETE PLUMBINO JOB InelwUli: bath fu tu res, cabinet LIV E BA IT lllk , water pump, septle tank gklneri. Roll Htsds. Pop Guta od watar heater, apprtRiRllt* 3 Doitn, lie MB month. Missouri Minnows snd Worms Cell, or see ua TODAY Fleming Grocery—E. Geneve Ave. IM7 Sanford Ave. Pheoe 1113 SEWING MACHINES M -S F i r m . NOTICES Necchl - White New and Used GARRETT'S 3 a E UL SL 5! ikat | i i wait CLASSIFIED ADS Ph.1821 tB -suara&*nSer^a5st le e II 111 Freecb, Ph. U*k. 17—BROKERS aad REALTORS EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable M A Y FA IR A R E A Winter Tourist Private MU U2 N. Virginia, beautiful Brit­ skewer. Steam keaL Ineutre tany rum H e a t. I bedrnm s, Wa buy sen saB iteei furamtrw Manuel Jacobaon across from V bathii "W adrbuilt" on Oak shaded Iota. By appointment. tINOa POBT n s ser 17-16 t f sPb 2M>W. Post Office. 135,000 Clean apt. Oil htaL t i l Park. 4>—ABTICIRI fey SALS & e4—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS ROSA L. PAYTON Furnished garage apL Th. 433W. Register** Real Estate Broker 1796 at Hiawatha Small house with all modern Im- Phene N il rovemenl* for rent or sals, hone 1393-J. P BAIL REALTY And INSURANCE M-WANTBD te RENT Two or three bedroom apartment or houae. Write Box J . L. 204 la . Park Ave. — Phone 960 Canteens, rots, sleeping bags, tlo Sanford Herald. tents, mess kits, hunting knlvce. Army-Navy Surplus. 310 BanOZIER REALTY CO REAL ESTATE PU M P! * BPBWBLEB BYBTBMB font Ave. AU types and aUei. UsUUed 61—ACBBAOB lA-FLACXS H u t “ Do It Yt u r n If.** ___ —Factory to you— ANNETTE'S - for good food, WE REPAIR^ J^ND SERVICE Aluminum Ten acre* exceptional tiled land Sttak, Chicken, Shrimp. Venetian Blind* on hard surface road. W. E. Machine and Supply Co. Spaghetti. Koiher Con.ed Beef Enclosed head. Sag-prool bottom Kirrhhoff Jr. Phone 305. Ph. 61 Sandwlchet. SO. CITY LIMITS. 207 W. 2nd SL rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon topes. Cotton ur nylon 160 acres, scvtrsl lakes, high ho like everybody • long *» they Thi» 1* a free pass to the R1U cords. Und. faring on very large lakt. Theatre for Leonard P. Aucoin behave themwlve*. The Dofglt Senknrik Glass nnd Pnint Co. about 4 mile* north cast of Jr. Exp. date Jen. 12, 1957. Diner k Bar, Lake Mary. 113-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 F.nfcrprlse. Only 273.00 per acre. S. O. ShinhoUcr Jr. New HEATING 4—LOST AND FOUND_________ 41—APPLIANCES Smyrna Beach. Phone Carden Floor Furnaces k Circulators 16141. H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sala WO B. r# rk Phene 14*0 snd tarries. G. H. liifh, Oviedo 64-FARMS AND GROVES Fla. Phone FO-5-3215 or Sen GATLIN BROTHERS ford 1642-tV after <5 p.m. 20 acre tile farm. Throe bedroom Dragline k Bulldozer Service house, large bam- All equip­ Maytag automatic washer, good Ph. Geneva. 2495 W Sanford. s tn & z ment und machinery. Easy condition. $125. Phone 189J. «r plea»« can ibao or 615 .terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Box ENVELOPES. Letterheade, stale* 1134. meats, Invoices, hand bills, and 15—BUILDING MATERIALS FOUND* Pray KltUn. Call MW irograms. etc. Pro*resa.ve 65—HOMES CONCRETE j-P IM O M A L N O T K U ______ ,K ’rintlng Co. Phone 408 — 403 Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete West 13th SL u«) »ad Behy b o l l a w a yf.. JAwPlt»l i Blocks, Sand, Gravel, Cement, SOUTH IHNECREST- 119 Laurel Drive. 3 bedroom modem home. Beda Day • J M b v M aetkConcrete Pipe to meet all WELL DRILLING Less than 1 year old. You can Tel. 1US. Furniture c«««e» Qualifications. Falrbanks-Morso pumps. West f a * . buy th|a homo with a low downRepairs to all makes. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. paym iiS JlS i ^ iT S iA i ■ * tat and take over a 4'jCo HOWARD C. LONG Out Weat 13th SI. Phene 2tS9 G. I. Mortage. Monthly pay­ AUTOM o n v i j 107 E. Commercial Ave. ments Including tax & insur­ BED-l-MIX CONCRETE Phooe 368 • ance only $71.23. Close walking 7-AUTOMOnVI WANTED Window Sills • Lintels distance to (he naw modern S«|*lc Tank—Stata Approved General contracting and hauling. I’inecreit School. Sea this Home Sand — Cement Mortar Mix For delivery: clay, fill dirt, today. ODHAU A TUDOR. Inc. Miracle Concrete Co. musk and top soil. W. D. llol Cor. Hwy. IT U k I7th St 306 W. Baton.! |L 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 cambt, Phono 1732-M. Phonta 1100 ana 1962. -BOATS AND MOTOBB______ This is a free pas* to the Prairie EMPLOYMENT Lake Drive In for Allie Lopcr. Five room house with bath and Your BWnrode Dealer approximately thirteen acres of Exp. date Jan. 13. 1957, BOBSON IFOBTINO GOODI 16-HBLP WANTED FEMALE high hammock land, W. E sot E. 1»| St. Pheae MB 16-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Ktrchhoff J r Ph. 305. Psrsonabla young lady with sales »—M O T O K C tC V t^ M C T C L M experience. Typing and some HAYNES Office Machine Co. CUSTOM B U ILT HO M ES Typewriter*, adding machines bookkeeping. Send resume' of New Beya 24 Inch Bleyele. Trade VA—FH A—CONVENTIONAL Sales-Rental*. 314 Mag., Ph. 44 experience and expected salary for 10 In. Phono 1262-R. F1NANCINQ to Box RAEC c/o The San­ u-F U R N rruM fc-m ju.sL i, i» LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 13—TRAILERS ford Herald. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Used furniture, appliances, tools, will pay YOU >• eee ua before This is a free pas* to the Rltt A. K. HHOE.M AKKR. JR . etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart. you K f , *0»*» Evening! and Theatre lor Mrs. Zeb Ratliff. Phone 1991 1100 Mellonville 321 East 1st. St. Phone 1631. Sundays. Kxp. date Jan. 12, 1957* Eaatalde Trailer Salea FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE $ bedroom Concrete Block home, falatka, Fla. Reliable housekeeper for the Nice location. Sell equity, pay­ —at Warehouse Prices, visit care of homo and two children. DERBY'S. Via are experts at as­ ment* $56.00 monthly. Phone House Trailer for sale. 2252-J. Phone 1481-R. sisting you to secure gracious ed new this year. Com* good looks with functional con­ ite with combination refri- 3 Waitresses 9 hours a day $24.00 venience. Today'a b u t buys la a wreck and 2 meal* a day. Con­ rtl#r, gaa range, gae heat. nationally advertised furniture tact R. J. Bullard, Pine Grove In beda, dinette k 12 gallon at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. WONDERFUL LOCATIONS Rust k Truck Stop, 1 mile north itar lank. St. Johns Hcalty. First SL Phone 1687 for Even­ of Wildwood on Illway 301. one 1129 or 1079, Sanford. , . . SPLENDID VALUES ing Appointment SSSAn w Laura B. Oslar, Realtor Hjael M. Field. Associate 1601 Mo. Orlando Hwy Pk. ISM EVENINGS: 111* ,ad ;|0 Thi* I* a free pass to the Prairie Lake Drive In for Rill Thomas. Exp, dale J an. 12. 1937. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MKRO REALTORS 1201 Park Ave. Phone 37 or 113 IF IT 13 REAL ESTATE ask Crumley A Montelth at II? South Park Phone 772 PHONE 937* far CHERRY Real Estate Brokerage — Notary 1219 W. I3th St. Rear Barber Shop ^ J o L a IZ m tL f C a m p u s DAILY CROSSW ORD ACKOM I. Flat-topped hltla 6 Harveel* It. Any excuse iroltoq ) 12. Mtulle weapon IS. F it (India) 14. Juicy berry 15. Ramarium laym ) 16. Icrtp e 15 Rpaw n •r Rah 15 Pendent ornament 21. New Kng. land state labbr.) 22. Automobile 24. Romsthtng liny 25 Dwell 99. Commune I Nether­ lands) .10. Citrus frulta 32. Large worm 33. Affirmative vote (var.) 34. C rauy space*In forests 37. Mine (Corn­ wall) 39. Certainly i archaic l 40. Excla­ mation 42. Wild oxen 44 Make amend* foe 46 Meager 47. Not ever 48. Raises T” T " m ft. n~ FUR QUICK At’fION u a CtM * to a fitd ads to h $ fast k i n CM 1211 . aap "Charg# tt." I T~ T” THE HANFORD HF.RALO T h u n . Jan. 3 1957 f^BfB 1 TT% tr- T~ s r W- \ ■J] a ! T 7- Tk" t r (&L TT- T TT % TTtr- TT _ TT~ 7X_ • ' _ Help tr 1 r 14 A B. PETERSON Broker Associate.: A. B. r.isrsen J f 7 P. J. Chest*rson, Garfield Wtj *tu. John Meiseh and R W. Williams. A. C. Doudney, land CMDONE GOOD R O R R I R M 8BAF ANYTHING! J u u pile* Surveyor. Mrt N Park Ave Phone M29 Jhrougb CljitilKtl ads. Let an CUulllad ads. Pkon* 1221 for a helpful ad-writer. This is a free pass to the Movie- experienced ad writer aulxt you. land Ride-In Theatre for Mr. RILU HARD TO FAT? Sail Cliff Duncan. Exp. date Jan. FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, 13. 1937. thing* y auta through w i t h make the Want Adi your shopp. thruugk Want Adi lor CASH. ing place. Consult A REALTOR *'tr*t call t u t . CUM.BN AND IIARKBY 196 N Park Ave. Phone 2311 REAL ESTATE DRI VEf N '-‘341 French Ave J. W. HALL, REALTOR Johnny Walker, Anoclate -Call Hall” Phone 1758 McDANIKL'S Repair Shop 1018 W. FIRST STREET OPEN FOR BUSINESS • QV)w ' Brake Special Front End Special Adjust brakes, pull front Set ra«ter, camber. toe-in, wheel, check lining,, repack balance front wheels. bearing,. X F o r 3*1*-^. 1965 2-bedroom r —HELP WANTED MALE • BIG VALUES Nashau trailer. $2495. Phons • QUJL’K CREDIT In — Helper on truck with knowledge I946-XJ. • EASY TERMS of pipe fitting. Steady job with WIUSONMAIRR 14—USED CARS local company. Give full Infor­ • SOUTH PINECREST New and Used Furnitar* mation. Box X Sanford • GROVE MANOR Ray Heroon will put you mllca 311 E. First 8t. Phone 931 Herald. • VALENCIA VILLAS. Del.and Ahead k Dollars Ahead with a high appraised trade-in on a Three neat appearing young men New 1967 Pontiac. We can qualify you for one of to travel with manager, hotel 6ca the new Pontiac now on our easy finance plans within 30 hill* and transportation paid. INVENTORY SALE display. mlautes. Make $100.00 a week. See Mr. 1954 Pontiac 4 door Chlsfian Snyder, Valdez Hotel after 6:00 Deluxe. p. m. _____ All Hem* reduced prior to Inven­ • F. H. A. 1951 Eujck Rlvlsra Sedan tory. 28—MALE or FEMALE 1961 Pontiac H o o r Sedan Bed Room Suites 1151 4-door Chevrolet Bedding • V. A. 1911 4-door Plymouth laving Room Groups URGENTLY NEEDED 1150 4-door Plymouth Odd Chairs Cell Ray Herron. 2 U6 or after i Lamp* Men and Women • Service Personnel p m. Call! I343-W. Dinettes Terms To Suit You At For Airlines 16-BEAUTY PARLORS YOU Vgh school education 18-38 train ECIIOI.S BEDDING <0. for hostess, reservation, com­ For all your B e a u t y Needs 2nd & Magnolia. Ph. 1232 CAN munications, s t a t i o n agents, Corner Revelon k Theo HcnderCosmetlc* ••Bud ' Bamberger, Mgr. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK public contact, radio operator, v ree Delivery radar and electronic technician> 105 So. Oak Pk. 971 BUY Interesting well paid career with plenty of opportunities • BUSINESS • W ith confidence w h en you buy for advancement. Free travel Sectional davenport (hlomln nnd SERVICES an Odham & Tudor llom*. passes, sick leave, many other red) $30.00 I0| W. 9 th SI. benefits. 17—BUILDING—REPAIRS Short low-cost training by an DRIVE OUT TODAY* PALMING $ SAVE $ established institution in the Tod Burnett - ON GOOD USED South. Positions coast to coast, for PAINTING some foreign. Ufctimc place­ or PJ FURNITURE 1601 CraauoiW Phooe 1952-M. ment service. Also want to in­ Inc. Mnther Of Sanford terview in.m and women for Phone 127 R a d i o television electronic* 303 09 E. lit St. WOOLSEY Cor. Il>«. 17-92 5 27(h SI. training; Announcers, scriptMarin# Finishes Phones 2100 k 29X0 wri.i? a programing, product­ Kclvlnator wringer type washer "Builders of Finer Home* 168 50. Craflman bench saw For Your Boat ion. Kind out if you rgn qualify For, Florid* Living" Senknrik flliud and 1‘aint Co. Write to Box HAS (cure of $50.00. Wall type sink with fixtuie* 17.50. Three metal m i l l W. N b l ___ , Ph*— 32* this p a;err for personal inter­ wall cabinets $10.00. I'honc giving name, address, Two bedroom mssonry house, J3SC. r.ENEW /."V tur Boon *May Wc view, age, education, phone number. kitchen equipped, low down sm geit • contreetor. Let Us payment. leaving town. 416 46-FA RM aad GARDEN arrengo 6 Horna Owner* Loan KEEGAN TECHNICAL Orange Ave. to cover your roofing job. Gre­ Peat Compost ( Davlwelder's) 40c INSTITUTE, gory Lumber of Sanford. 6th Hu. bag. GRAPKV'ILLE NUR­ l-argc house tor sale in Geneva. and Maple, Phone 2802. SERY, Grapevillo Ave. Phone Ten room*, one bath, corner 2058. lot, reasonably priced with rm> For PljnUag ««1| Mr. Teiker. Ph. 29-SALESMEN • AGENTS term#. 5tr». W. B. Albers, Box _ M a x 0 5 e » _ i P 6 4 U l $14.95. Collector Salesman to service For Sale: Mid-scaion cabhagr 55, Cassadiga, Fla. plants. Fred Thurston. Ph. 432f l o o r «a*dial 4 m l asd nr.ukmg. established colored fire insur­ it. 46—MIT1J ance route. Five work day Ctaaalaf, waxing. nerving Seminot* count; ouatr slat* 1915. week. Must have lived in State $5—MUSICAL I.NSfRUMKNTS Choice lots in tha Mayfair over a year and havo a light H. M I. Glaaaeo, Lakt Mary Area at an attra-tiv« cash serviceable car. Write to P, O. Christman Piano, good condition. price. W. E Kirchoff Jr. Phone McItANEY-SMlTH PAINTS Box 119 Sanford tn your own $00. Phone 1326. 206. Hand writing, giving your 141$ S. Park Phan* 1203 qualification* for this job. $7—BROKERS and REALTORS » RKNTALS 26—PIANO BRBVlCK This is a free pa** to the Movie L. L. 8111 — Piano Technician land Ride-In for Mrs. II. 54—APTS—HOUSES—BOOMS Ph.a* H U Reel* I. Saaford Wayde ftuckcr. Exp. dale Jan. REALTOR WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* 12, 1957 TUNING k Raymond Lundquiat, private baths. 1|4 W. First St W. L Harmon ASSOCIATE -WORK WANTED. FEMALE Ph 1562-M — After 5:00 p m Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. T20-W Phsar 1672. Atlantis Raak Bldg. Child care In my homa, 24 hour, tV. II. “ Bill" S T E M P fX 21—ROOFING aad PLUMBING day & night. All age*. 704 W. Efficiency apt. Ift-way 17-92 So. Realtor — Geaersl Insurer City Limits Slumberland Court 4th SI. C E R A M IC T IL E Guy Allen Assaetala 5e« hemiaola Realty tor DeiirArlslU Price, Associate Paul F Mueller k Son Ph. 114 FINANCIAL abl* House* and Apts Phone 37 Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park Free ••limit*. Quality work. 25-MONEY t f LOAN PL U M B IN G Contract and Repair Work AUTO LOAN! Fret Estimatci COST LESS R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Avo. Pbono 182$ 71 118183 •$ IX' I7J v 8 i>* 45 Rub out IfcTtdy •d• CUM U l.li.il DOWN 20. Rifi) UK'dUri of 1. Charts J .m i a 4LI .6 8 sodlae 2. Charles II a il'JW lOUfj:43 K . Gourd Lamb 1- • If.’ o. :tn 4 i 3. Blight tail* 23. RueI JI8UH *Jt» IB ' 26 *» -i: tz «.:in pen­ 4. Manila hemp •V II ii j a r sion 3. Parts of -nan :v< 33. Sorrowa ' 11 • i »i|*i window *J I L i l l t 37. Canine frames 35 Enrolls 5 A cause of Vee4*r4ar'a In hayfever 7. Blunder military 38. Molded m ill acrvtea I. Banda rae of bread ’ 1 Cutting tool trve 6. Quick breads 33. Girl* name 40 reroona 4t. tn this placo !0 Addatu»ar 36 Chtmlcal 43. Emmet compound IT. Viper VACANCY PROBLEMS? Find tenants fait thru the Want Adi. LET IT BAIN, let R shin*. Every day U a good day to use the Wunt Adi. $ 1 .2 5 $ 5 .0 0 * PAINT and BODY WORKS AI-80 GUARANTEED WORK — REASONABLE PRICES STOP IN OR CALL 1181 Wanted FEMALE sknow s S etouch f iVlyp# V iy$t6U,BBB m p . j y lga able lo tnainiain • minimum speed uf 33 word* pci’ Bookkcaping cxperlenea l# » much da.lrcd q«»»VF. *** practical experUnc* pr educational »chlev«menla w jolf bo conzldcryd. Appllcznt* iRU*t be h i|h achool graduataa wllh pleasing perzonalliy aad good character, end hava th« abU ty and ileiir* to gat along w}ln people, Tha position offers a l « ! mt will starting salary. A discount b« given on all purchase lozpltagroup insurance, group h«-. Illation and profit shaflB< pl«Bi available. Permanent u u d M t preferred. It li an Ideal P®*‘ tian for lha right person. If you nra interested In tMs position, apd ara betw un n t a gaa of 2Q and 35, apply la ptrzoo now at S san Calllbg Salt* Office, 115 E. Flrzt Street, Sanford, Fla. *r L OOK for your name in The SanfDJvdi disihaUL You May Have A FREE GUEST PASS To The ODHAM & TUDOR, Robert A. Williams Florida State Bank PLUMBING k HEATING ________ OF 8A N F0R P Septic Tank Installation A Servle* Heater Service, A r c h i e C » LIVESTOCK Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1335. Plumbing. Kregfcy ileeUog M. r% HODGES Service en All Water Pumps— Wells Drilled — Pumps Piota Road, Phooe 700 )B—HOUSES—CA1TLZ Excellent milk cows. Gentle. Used to machines or hand milk­ ing. No butinrs* Saturdays. M’aLar Trapp, Enterprise. ift M MBER BUILDING- L 0^ - 3* CoMCRBripMtM IT Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In Or %• Ritz Theatres it • Each day the names of 6 people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lako Drive-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears; clip the ad, it is your free ticket— T you pay only a smull service and tax charge on Ritz Theatre, and Prairio Lake Drive-In passes. . * Prosent your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s liconae, social security card or other personal identification with you. Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. FIND YOUR NAME! ! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! j > rl �i K im * «*V_ '-.‘ '.-'I'ltV i » , ... ,■■•it. Begins Friday January A 9 :0 0 a m. Ladies 44 Ladies Coats Suits lh sites 7 thru >14 (some half sizes) a variety of fabriea and styles from which to chooso. Ladies Dresses Entire stock of Womens’, Misses and Half Regular prices 25.91 thru 19.96 In sizes 6 thru 16, each one Regular priroa 10.95 lo 49J5 2 0 .7 9 thru 5 5 .89 Sale Prices sale priced to move quickly. 8.79 to 39.89 Each Dress Sale Tagged Bed Pillows Of fpam rubber, full size. wuhabla. 4.98 Agriculture Dept. Gives Year-End Operations Review WASHINGTON • — The gor•mmeat has reported that more than SO per coot of tedersl-ownad term aommodltlao dlapoaad of slat* MBS brought eeaft on tha i.___J fSITTIuSW* Tha Agriculture Department mid la a yesmnd rotlew of «urptus difpeaal oparatlon that tha percents go of <Mtf dollar mlm Me p H op reemtly. fo r tha flrat quarter of fiscal t«T July through Sapt. 30, dol­ lar (alaa roea to T1 par coat of tha total dlitrlbuUoo. For tha July XMl-Saptambor ,UM ported, tha dollar aalta pareentage wa* n. In addition to aalac far cat largo ralumao of aurplua commoditiaa mored oat of tha Com­ modity Credit Corp. Imrantory through apodal ptograma. That# dlapoaala w on fay »alaa ter faraIgn rurrenciaa, barter, traaafan to other aranefm, and donation*. Department offldala won jub­ ilant orar tha dollar isles. to addition to reducing tha s w pluaea which dapraoa markaU, tha caah aalao ant dawn on ah ago costa. Tha department noted 0 largely through «a*h ulaa. COC Inventor!** of Mvaral eommodl tiaa hare boon dnatteolly iwdneed of completely depleted Thera la a "aotd out** sign butter, cottonseed oil, Unwed oil, eeede, and dry edible baana. Rica inventor!** are all committed for Mia. Wool la bring told into mar­ ket channel* in eteady volume. The tame la true of rutton. Barter operetiooa have dtapoaad Of more than 600 million dollar* worth of term eommoditlee at export barter commodity, counting for mare than to par cent of tha total oa value be tie Cotton Rugs Comforters loop twist, colors of red, BOSTON W — An animated 1M0O pereon* wore knitted by fire In the United Staten during IM H -lll tewnr than to IMS. Tha decraaaa waa tha largeat ter any year tinea World War II. the National Fire Protection A*an ha* reported. Ganaral Man­ ager Parry dugbaa annauted tea reduction to a "eutertantlal la tha ganavnl pubtte’a rod of adharaoca to tha almpla ruteo of peraonal flra Mfaty" Toul dollar vahta of propai daetroyad by fin hi ISM waa a record It^SO,000,800. Tha IKS toUl and pravtcua high wae St. Uo.7te.ooo. Of tha total loaa in WM, 080,000,000 rapraerntad loaa to buildInge aad content* Tha other 300 million loaa in aircraft, n tor vehicle*, foraat nod other non buildingii* fine*. Blgreat flra of tha yaar waa the Malibu, Calif., conflagration Tha NT A Mid tee Malibu loaa U expected to exceed tha IS mitten dollar Brooklyn. N. Y., plea flra and cxploaJoo ef Dm . 1. Tn ages 1 thru 12 Filled with 100% dacron cover­ ed with nylon or fine quality of eyelet cotton. Pretty pastel colons. wine, yellow and green. Re*. • Warm • Moth proof • Washable Good values at 12.95 10.95.. 8 79 12.95.. . 10.39 M.95... i] ,9 8 Aten's Felt 10 only in size 3x5 Now 2.99 9.89 MATCHING PILLOWS ONLY In all wool or blends, waist sizes 28 thru 50, Including chamhrey. corduroy velv teen and outing flannel. Some at even Less . 13.49 (Nationally known make) Sizes 6 % Reg. SALE 10.95.. . 1 2 .9 5 .. . One Table of Assorted Piece 1 6 .9 5 .. Hats thru 8. 5.95 8pair /it price SALE * Light weight 17 only in size 2x3 (ioods Deaths By Fire Lower This Year 34 Girls' C o d it With non-skid back, washable, long Men's Sport Shirt Long sleeves, all wn«hable fabrics, ■mall thru extra large. 8.79 995 M ens Suits (Nationally advertised brands) Mostly regular sizes, few stouts. Re*. SALE 45.00. .. 35 65.00. .. 51 Sale Tagged M ens Jackets Lined and unhned. nylons, gabardines, horsehide, and all leather suede. Sizes 36 thru 50. M ens Svseater Vest Regular priced 10.95 to 49.93 Sizes small, medium and largo, solid colors of blue, green, brown and grey- Regular 8.00 now 2 .9 9 Sale 8.79 to Prices 39.89 �.* ■n Shop Md Save h Sanford FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957 \m United Press Leased Wire . Filibuster Drive Is eaded For Almost Certain Defeat Today Band To Take Part Ir Inaugural Rites aaoinole High School Band! ! vQl ,o to T tDi heaae* a n t To»i| day to taka part la the Inaugural [Ceremonies J. Daa Wright, chairman of the Inaugural Committee of the Semisale C oast, Chamber of Com* ■old today that the band III be lest to TaUabuaee for the inaugural of Got. LeRoy ColUi)i under the auaplcei of the logal CofC Inaugural Commlttoa. "Seminole C o u n t y certainly w aits to recognlu the Governor and we want to take part In the aetivliea during the Inaugural ecremony,** wright laid this morni tag. ) Bandmaster Erneit Cowley laid lay that "The band la excltad 1over having the opportunity to take part In the Governor*! in­ auguration. I think that they'll do a good Job of repreientlng San­ ford and Seminole County. "I woull like to publicly thank those who are making it poalible • for ua to go/* Bandmaiter Cow; ley aald. State Turnpike Authority Again ^ , I Series Incidents WASHINGTON O'— A drive to and permit pasrighta legislation certain defeat to the Senate today. Advocatae of the move hoped to win support from Vice Presi­ dent Richard M. Nixon, the Sen­ ate’s presiding officer. But there waa no eleor indication that Nix­ on would—or codid—help their cause significantly. The Senate was scheduled to take up the filibuster die, shortly after R convened and to reach a crucial vote on the mat­ te r at I p. m. Heat* la Aa for the outcome, aod-ftlibuster forces would say In ad­ vance only that they wers strong e r than they ware la 1953 when a similar drive failed TO to 31. To­ day’s move was sponsored by a bipartisan bloc of Si senators, but opponent* said it would got no more than 33 votes, for short of a majority of the Senate’s 96 members. Need Nixon's Opinion Nixon became a central figure in the filibuster dispute oiler an* U-fUibuatar forces disclosed they would pose parliamentary inquir­ ies to obtain his opinion on whe­ ther a new set of Senate rule* could be mloplcd at the outset of Contains Marie McDonald b Papers, Missing From Home No Money Kidnaping Feared Top News In Brief D r WASHINGTON W - House mocratie lenders kava mad* Ne. 1 bill of tha a r t i a 3^ billion dollar federal to ” b*lp build the schools. TALLAHASSEE th— The Su­ preme Court today for the third time upheld the State Turnpike Authority In aetting the northern terminus of the aale-long turnpike at Tlaonia northwest of JacksonriRe. The court aaid every quoatloo concerning the route of the pike and the proposed 186 million dol­ lar bond issue to exteod It from Fort Pierce to TUonla ha* been c'ecided in previous rulings and "no useful purpose could possibly be served by undertaking an ela­ boration on those opinions." The preaent »uU waa brought by a group of Jacksonville and St. Augustine resident* who filed simultaneously in both Duval and Broward counties. The Duval suit was rejected list year, and the court today uphold the action of Broward Circuit Judge James H. Walden in dismissing the Bro­ Congers*. ward suit. Under tin- existing pa Liamsala­ ry situation, however, Nixon's opinion, u o.*i were given, would be purely advisory and not bind­ ing. Ex-Convict Tells Plot To Assassinate E. German, Russian Leaders Begin Former President Top Relations Talks ___ I • I BALBOA, Canal Zone m — Tito United Statos waa reported day to hare tamed down a viet request for navigation*) charts of the Caribbean Sea for Russian ships forced to use 'he Panama Canal beceuaa of Oh blocking of the Sues Canal. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Tne United States we# sxpaitsd to ask the United Nations today to maka new afforta to unify Ko­ rea by peaceful means. VIENNA flti- The SovieUmpoeed Janaa Kadar regime began the third month of lie uneasy reign over Hungary today, atiB unable to quench the fire* at freedom TALLAHASSEE OV_ The Cabinet has approved • brupqh prison mat Avon Park la aa effort to ease the jam at Hal­ ford and ha* given State Prlsoq Director Richard Culver authority t ask the federal government for an abandoned minimum security prison there for the site. • • • WASHINGTON <th— Sen. Mike Mansfield said today the Job of protecting the Middle Eaet aa en­ visioned by tha "Elsenhower Doc­ trine" should fall to a perman­ ent United Nations police -fovea and not- Just the United State* O, L. Reynold', father of LL ■lone. Marcella Reynold*, Commanding Officer of the local Salvation Army post, died In Tampa Wed nesday. Funeral service* will be held Fair thoagh Saturday, gradually In Tampa at the Salvation Army, warmer « ith mild temperature* at 3 o’clock Saturday Jan. S. Saturday, ALBEMARLE. N. C. to— A MOSCOW ith— Too leaders of i fjdnny ex-coovlet, the brother of East Germany sad Russia began the fin* U. 8. aoldler killed in Ko­ fortnal talk* today on futuro re­ rea, aaya he plotted t<\-%*****<: lation* «?«.covn the Iwo nations. nete former President Harry 8. Soviet Pramler Nikolai Bulgan­ Truman. in and Eajt German Premier The etory war told In hi* Jail Otto Grot*wohi faced each other eell here by Leroy Shadrlek, 31, across the conference table aa the of Skelton. W. Va.‘, who elalmi heads of their respective delega­ Mi "troublee began" when hi* tions. brother, Pvt. Kenneth Shadrlek, Alhough there was no official v h killed in Korea July 5, 1930. announcement of the subjects un­ I# He told reporter Fred Morton der discussion, it was believed of the Stanly New* and Preaa economic questions received top that he heard Ha voice" directing t priority. him to aaaaasinate Truman, and. All signs in recent weeks Indiaald he planned to do it on the cated the East Germans were conThe famed Chanticleers, concert seventh anniversary of his bro­ cemed with economic problems ther's death. which Hava been aggravated by male quartet now in Its third Shadrlek, himself a former GI evyrts In Hungary and Poland. season of conrertlrtng, will ba heard In Pinecrest School audi­ in Korea, said he had been treat* torium Monday at I p. m. ed In several mental institution* O f f ir o c T n f l n c o Experienced soloists, each Chanafter his mind "blanked o u t " ln|UTTICeS 10 VolOSe ticleer brings to the ensemble a Japan. He also served an 16background rich in opera, radio, 'month federal Income tax eva­ TAUAHASSEE rtf'— All state TV, concert, Broadway shows and sion charge, and was released from the Lewiaburg, Pa., federal office activities here will be sus­ choral work. William Diard come* to the reformatory only a few days be­ pended from 9:30 to 3 p. m. next Tuesday so employe* may attend Chanticleer* from Florida. A for­ fore a holdup attempt here. Shgdrtck told Morton he wont the inauguration of Gov. LeRoy mer member of the Miami Opera Compony, Dl*rd has appeared to Independence, Me., last March Collins, The Cabinet agreed to the sus­ with the Amato Opera Company to "case" the Truman home, then bought a shotgun and am­ pension of work but said it would j in New York City and has toured not be a holiday. Employe* may with the New York City Opera munition. . Shadrlek told Morton he holds hear Collins’ inaugural address.' Company in that Company'* ver­ Trumau "directly responsible” ts Ice part u> the offieia) rtcep- tion of "Rospco and Juliet." His . fin* tenor voice ha* been heard far his I s r . i s a death. He also don and watch the parade. said he planned to try to kill Ge Dougin. M ut.mnur “if Trumoo is dead r. )..•:! I get out df prison." Resident's Father Dies Wednesday Weather A 300-pouod safe in tha Sea­ board Airline Railroad office in HOLLYWOOD O t - Ae t r e a e Oviedo waa apparently pried open Marie (The Body) McDonald dis­ aariy this morning, according to appeared or was kidnapped from Oviedo Chief ef Police Georgg hwr palatial Saa Farnando Valley Kelsey. home wearlag only e night robe, There waa no money In the safe, police repored today. laid SAL Agent W. R. Hamlet The blond former wife of who discovered the damage this morning when he reported to wealthy shoe manufacturer Hairy work and opened his office. Karl was found missing from bet Apparently using an electrie homo early today when sneoy» drill connected to an outlet where mous telephone calls were made an adding maehlo* was used in office work the burglar* drilled tr her mother and Karl and serv­ four holes In the door and pried ant* found her bed empty. The house la surrounded by r It open. Th* burglar* found only office high fenoe with an •leetrieeHy-eprecord* and some drafts which erated got*. Miss McDonald's box­ were not molested. " I had <1 er dog, Duke, roamed the yard. posited alt of the money in the The callera told Karl and the actress' mother: office," Hamlet said. Constable Kelsty said that the "We have Marie. Don't call po> burglars probably entered the of­ Ilea, she w ont be hurt." fice after 3 o’clock this morning Police found e note In the block ilnco "I was on duty tip until that mailbox oustlda the fence, partial­ tim e" Hamlet said th at he did not Icavo his office until 11:30 ly pencil-printed end with clipped words from newspapers. SHERIFF J LUTHER HOBBY speaks to the Seminole Coaaty last night. Junior Chamber ef Commerce. (Staff Photo) The not* readt Investigating for Seminole Coun­ "Don't call police, rim w ont bn ty Sheriff J. Luther Hobby was ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Deputy Sheriff H. S. Smart. Sea­ hurt to get money. We will get board Railroad's Special Agent J. In touch with you." K. Huey was also at the scene. The 33-yeer-old octrees lived Whether or not the safe crack­ with her two adopted children and ers were professionals or arae. four moath old daughter and servtuers remains to be seesb- said ant* tn e one-story ranch houa* Deputy Sheriff Smart. I t l s pro­ In the valley community of EoThere are two main problem* Some of Lite violation* er* ex bable th at they could be elthnr clno. which confront law enforcement feeding the speed limit, passing one. “ According to the way the Police Inspector Henry Karr officers In Seminole County school buses, passing on solid safe waa entered whoever it waa. said the Federal Bureau of In­ Sheriff J. Luther Hobby told the lines, and not stopping at Inter­ didn't know much about a safe," vestigation had bean called lat* he said. Seminole County Junior Chamber sections, a*ld Hobby. the case. of Commerce at its noon Ion"W« a n doing our beat to alow Burglar* entered .th* cUifo teem meeting yesterday pryingopen a. screen window on Uhsl; H seems ns if tha Sheriff Hobby told the Jt/cees only way we can mok« th* mo­ the front door and left the lock about "some of the everyday pro­ torist under* «nd that w* mean unlatched. blems in enforcing State and business is to give thorn tickoa," Th* SAL safe cranking was on­ County law*.” Sherilf Hobby commented. ' We ly one of three Incidents In the "We have a tremendous num­ will continue to try » make our Oviedo are* last night A "muleber of traffic problem*," aald the highways safe, oot only for our train” was stripped of water Sheriff as he explained one of local citisen* but to our visitor* hose, gasoline, and other equip­ CHICAGO qn— The AFL-OfO the perplexing situations w ill from other Rates. ment on a nearby farm while at American Federation e f Teachers which "our Raff hea to cope." "People don't know what the Mlkler's Grove on the Red Bug will prv«« for enactment of fed­ Lake Road a metal shed over e conditions are ahead—they’re Just small portable pump was broken eral aid for education tn tit* now Congress, C^rl J. Megel, presi­ taking chances," he sold. Into, liie pump and other equip­ dent of the union, said today. On th* problem of Juvenile de­ ment was carted off. linquents, Sharlff Hobby said "Tha Megel told the AFT exeeutivt main troubla wa have is with boys Constable George Kelsey said council today that IT other ate Academy of the West whore in that it waa apparent that the men from broken homes, children who tional organizations hava Joined addition to continued vocdl work do not have Mi* proper guidance. who broke Into the SAL office the teachers* federation fat « parked their ear on the main with Boonellt, ho pursued advanc­ "It's not the child's fault—ac­ street nr near it. "1 tracked them “aava-the-chools" drive. ed theory and composition itudlea tually it la a bad situation and tha from the office," ho said. Megel said the Immediate ob­ with Schoenberg and Milhaud * only cure that we have Is In the jective of the drive la passage of a bill to provide federal aid for unusual fare for a linger! His horn*,” he asld. Describing soma of tha pro­ school construction. Sueh aid is operatic credit* are numerous, needed, he said, to help overcome and include the Miami Opera blem* and violation* handled by a shortage of up to 600,000 class* Guild, th* New York City Cen­ hi* departm en, Sheriff Hobby room* and to "replace the more ter, the Amato and Arundel Op­ said "Uiw rnforcoment la heart than one-third of the nation’s TH,era Theatres. Wright ha* been -re .klnr and rugged . . you try to 000 school buildings that are ob­ featured aa a Robert Shaw sotoiat do the beet you esa but you ebQ solete." on tour and on recordings, as well •in t no enough.’* Summing up hi* alk on the as in malor Carnegie Hall perMegel addressed the executive irADtinU*(l B1 PflfM fl) (Continued oo Pag* •) council at the opening of ita three-day, mid year meeting. Law Enforcers Faced With 2 Main Problems AFT S^iksFederal Aid For Education Male Quartet To Be Heard Monday For Inauguration on several occasions la New York’s Town HaU; he has appear, ed at the Olympia in Miami and symphony orchestra. Ha was the first vocal soloist to be hoard ov. WQXR’S Binaural broadcasts. Tenor Richard Wright haila from Ohio. Following hU gradua­ tion from tha Cincinnati Conser­ vatory, he attended the Music Vessels Trapped C* J illC G RJ _ iN G W T GOT S Eve In Ice Freed Mr MUR DO SOUND. Antarctica T— Two U. 8. Navy vcssals trapped in Aiurotlc pack i n sine* New Yoar’s Ev# had freed them scire* and arv* safe In the shelter of Cape Hallctt, radio re* port* from th* scon* s**J today. They were tho U. 8. S. supply ship Arnob which was eruahwd between massive ice Hoc* and se­ riously damaged and th* IcoRichard II. Ejgers, Field execu-i it* heaJquaruri in Chicago, live of the National As*ociation i During hit visit, Eggtrs will ad- braakor escort Northwio which of Real E'tate Boards, will spend | i r*J* •_ meeting of Tha Seminola. «'* « “» the a*sfs<aon of the TOKYO 'A— Foreign Minister i next Thursday in this community County Board of Realtors at 12:30 Aritob *nd was caught by tko lee Kobuiuke Klihl denied today that consulting with local Realtors and p. m. at Jim Spencer„ s Baataa-I ksc'f. a U 8. —Japanese agreement has other business leaders, Raymond rant, according to Bali. He will The radio dispatch** said Mie bven reached on the controversial M. Ball, president of tie Seminole' *P«»k on "Good Business Ahead thips won their ball* with the problem of Japanese cotton tex­ County Hoard of Realtors, • tn* Building Better Communities iMck lev on Wednesday and broke tile export* to America. nounced today. Kggers travels “ W* , « • look»n« forward to Mr. loose after being trapped far three days. Beth were reported . B»'l »*w- ' BOt Japanese press report* satd such from th* Washington. D. C. of“ >• information that be moored today to th* bay ice in eo agreement had been reach­ flee of the sssu.-latlon. which h a s ! . will bring ua about our own busi­ the shel er of Cope HaJlett, five ed at the U. S.-Jepaneje cotton ng re lq ne-s, but for tne opportunity we mile* from th* scene of their talks in Washington, under way “ '-I have t ; .how him cur ecm- mishap. $nc« last September. Official Denies Agreement Made £)n Export Problem Executive To Consult With Local Realtors * Sueh report* are completely groundless," the foreign ralnlste.told U. S. Ambassador John M. Allison at a meeting here Friday afternoon. "The pres* report* . . have nothing whatsoever to do with the position and views of the Japanese government" Some of the press reports said Japan would announce today vo^ n ta ry restriction* on her cotton Textile export* to the United SUUe. FAULTY FURNACE j/. FIRES FIRM H ... ATLANTA, G*. r — The Hol­ land Furnace Company captainod today that a minor Mr* which broke aut in a faulty furnac* at Ita headquarters was not due lo £»• of th* firm's products. V I :V il-v m wi l d hi m ,• I •in-l ne.^hban-.g states" to hl< H Rotarians Resume Meetings Monday The Sanford Rotary Club, af­ ter a two week suapeaaion of it* W B BM Realtors’ I j national f.cli representative of mealing* in observance of th* IL K - a welfare J mB World U.r - _n ---- > -ft Bpr ..^J. ■• s r jg t o . . tot. ; r id future ire proud and .-.ope t.xt he find H occiiiun to refer lo it in his visit I l u-.he- local b.’jr 1> in our «ia-.c jg tfl organisation hr ivai in marine of the M M M hH 'A Bk 'W M the Yacht Club, Dr. Charles L. At a meeting lait night of the Persona, club president, said to­ Seminole Count) Bsard nf Real- day. tors held In the office* cf the St The program will be in charge Johns Realty Co., a now 'late of of Rotarians Tommy Hero and "tf.ccrs acre elected A During holidays, will resume its regular the jub weekly meeting Monday noon el H-adm,- tie l . for HU. E. J. "Bud" Mougktoo. '. - l U l . u - i ‘ Additional Local News On Page 8 Van Ness Dies Last Night Alfred Van Nrsa. S3, died la ., night at his home on W. 1st SL after a lengthy illness. Born Aug. 20, 1873, In Jackson­ ville. V. J., he moved to Sanford i.i IOC1*} and was a retired farmer. He li survived by the widow, Mrs. Freda N. Van Neaa ef Sanford on* son, P. Van N*m : two daughters, the Misses Kath­ erine and Margaret Van Neaa: two grandaons, Mare and Carl Van Naas: AH of Jackson villa; one brother. Frank M. Van Neas, Toware, N. J.; sad several uteene and nephews. Private funeral services will bo held at 10:30 tomorrow morn­ ing at Brisaca Funeral Home with Dr. J. B. Root officiating. Burial will cake place at a later date. The family requests that (low­ ers be omitted. Lions To Hear Forest Ranger The Sanford Lion* Club will hear about forest fire*, fire fight­ ing. and fire prevention at the weekly meeting Monday night et tho Yacht Club. The local Liana organization resume* fca meetings after a two week layoff because of the holi­ days. Speaker as Monday evening's meeting will be Joe Reynold*, newly appointed F o r« t Ranger CARE TO PICK UP THE TAB j Ii H SAN r RANCISCO Roma>cod * us I Hrs Laura Osier was chosen aa noffa Ah* Nob HiU branch of the T UK WELL-KNOWN CHANTICLEERS, conceit n al* quartet., will be he aid Stood*, eight at 8 o’clock secretary, and A. B. f’.-tcrsoa Jr. swank restaurant, advertised to­ at the PUMCicat Reboot auditorium. Thla coatcil la lb* aecood la a M M U be presented by the day "all you oan •** for < U \ 00rV*1 Sc nmole M iau l Cocoart Aaeodetieu. was oloctad a* troaauror. — ., 4 lor Serntnoto Cavatf, � 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, January 03, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Begins Friday January A 9:00 a m. Ladies 4 4 Ladies Suits lh sites 7 thru >14 (some half sizes) a variety o f fabriea and styles from which to chooso. Coats Ladies Dresses Entire stock o f Womens’ , Misses and Half Regular prices 25.91 thru 19.96 In sizes 6 thru 16, each one Regular priroa 10.95 2 0 .7 9 thru 5 5 .8 9 lo 49J5 Sale Prices sale priced to move quickly. 8.79 to 39 .89 Each Dress Sale Tagged Bed Pillows O f fpam rubber, fu ll size. w u h a b la . 4.98 Agriculture Dept. Gives Year-End Operations Review WASHINGTON • — The gor•mmeat has reported that more than SO per coot of tedersl-ownad term aommodltlao dlapoaad of slat* MBS brought eeaft on tha i._ _J fSITTIuSW* Tha Agriculture Department mid la a yesmnd rotlew of «urptus difpeaal oparatlon that tha percentsgo of <Mtf dollar mlm Me p H op reemtly. for tha flrat quarter of fiscal t«T July through Sapt. 30, dol­ lar (alaa roea to T1 par coat of tha total dlitrlbuUoo. For tha July XMl-Saptambor ,UM ported, tha dollar aalta pareentage wa* n. In addition to aalac far cat largo ralumao of aurplua commoditiaa mored oat of tha Com­ modity Credit Corp. Imrantory through apodal ptograma. That# dlapoaala won fay »alaa ter faraIgn rurrenciaa, barter, traaafan to other aranefm, and donation*. Department offldala won jub­ ilant orar tha dollar isles. to addition to reducing tha s w pluaea which dapraoa markaU, tha caah aalao ant dawn on ah ago costa. Tha department noted 0 largely through «a*h ulaa. COC Inventor!** of Mvaral eommodl tiaa hare boon dnatteolly iwdneed of completely depleted Thera la a "aotd out** sign butter, cottonseed oil, Unwed oil, eeede, and dry edible baana. Rica inventor!** are all committed for Mia. Wool la bring told into mar­ ket channel* in eteady volume. The tame la true of rutton. Barter operetiooa have dtapoaad Of more than 600 million dollar* worth of term eommoditlee at export barter commodity, counting for mare than to par cent of tha total oa value betie Cotton Rugs Comforters loop twist, colors o f red, BOSTON W — An animated 1M0O pereon* wore knitted by fire In the United Staten during IM H -lll tewnr than to IMS. Tha decraaaa waa tha largeat ter any year tinea World War II. the National Fire Protection A*an ha* reported. Ganaral Man­ ager Parry dugbaa annauted tea reduction to a "eutertantlal la tha ganavnl pubtte’a rod of adharaoca to tha almpla ruteo of peraonal flra Mfaty" Toul dollar vahta of propai daetroyad by fin hi ISM waa a record It^SO,000,800. Tha IKS toUl and pravtcua high wae St. Uo.7te.ooo. Of tha total loaa in WM, rapraerntad loaa to buildInge aad content* Tha other 300 million loaa in aircraft, n tor vehicle*, foraat nod other non buildingii* fine*. Blgreat flra of tha yaar waa the Malibu, Calif., conflagration Tha NTA Mid tee Malibu loaa U expected to exceed tha IS mitten dollar Brooklyn. N. Y., plea flra and cxploaJoo ef Dm . 1. 080,000,000 R e*. ed with nylon or fine quality of yellow and green. * Light weight • Warm • Moth proof • Washable Aten's Felt Good values at 12.95 10 only in size 3x5 Now 2.99 9.89 M A TC H IN G (Nationally known sizes 28 thru 50, velv make) Sizes 6 % thru 8. 5.95 8pair Including chamhrey. corduroy 16.95.. . 13.49 Hats In all wool or blends, waist P IL L O W S O N L Y One Table of Assorted Piece Reg. SALE 10.95.. . 8.79 12.9 5 . . . 9 9 5 Men's Sport Shirt Long sleeves, all wn«hable fabrics, ■mall thru extra large. M en s Suits (Nationally advertised brands) Mostly regular sizes, few stouts. R e *. SALE teen and outing flannel. Some at even /it price Less 4 5 .0 0 . .. 35 6 5 .0 0 . .. 51 Sale Tagged M en s Jackets Lined and unhned. nylons, gabardines, horsehide, and all leather suede. Sizes 36 thru 50. M en s Svseater Vest Regular priced 10.95 to 49.93 Sizes small, medium and largo, solid colors of blue, green, brown and grey- Regular 8.00 now 2 . 9 9 SALE 10.95.. 8 79 12.95.. . 10.39 M.95... i],98 eyelet cotton. Pretty pastel colons. 17 only in size 2x3 Codit Tn ages 1 thru 12 Filled with 100% dacron cover­ wine, (ioods D e a th s By Fire Lower T h is Y e a r 34 Girls' With non-skid back, washable, long Sale 8.79 to Prices 39.89 �. * ■n ShopMdSave h Sanford FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957 \m United Press Leased Wire . aaoinole High School Band! ! vQl , o to T tDi heaae* a n t To»i|day to taka part la the Inaugural [Ceremonies J. Daa Wright, chairman of the Inaugural Committee of the Semisale Coast, Chamber of Com* ■old today that the band III be lest to TaUabuaee for the inaugural of Got. LeRoy ColUi)i under the auaplcei of the logal CofC Inaugural Commlttoa. "Seminole C o u n t y certainly waits to recognlu the Governor and we want to take part In the aetivliea during the Inaugural ecremony,** wright laid this morni tag. ) Bandmaster Erneit Cowley laid lay that "The band la excltad 1over having the opportunity to take part In the Governor*! in­ auguration. I think that they'll do a good Job of repreientlng San­ ford and Seminole County. "I woull like to publicly thank those who are making it poalible • for ua to go/* Bandmaiter Cow; ley aald. WASHINGTON O'— A drive to and permit pasrighta legislation certain defeat to the Senate today. Advocatae of the move hoped to win support from Vice Presi­ dent Richard M. Nixon, the Sen­ ate’s presiding officer. But there waa no eleor indication that Nix­ on would—or codid—help their cause significantly. The Senate was scheduled to take up the filibuster die, shortly after R convened and to reach a crucial vote on the mat­ ter at I p. m. Heat* la Aa for the outcome, aod-ftlibuster forces would say In ad­ vance only that they wers strong er than they ware la 1953 when a similar drive failed TO to 31. To­ day’s move was sponsored by a bipartisan bloc of Si senators, but opponent* said it would got no more than 33 votes, for short of a majority of the Senate’s 96 members. Need Nixon's Opinion Nixon became a central figure in the filibuster dispute oiler an* U-fUibuatar forces disclosed they would pose parliamentary inquir­ ies to obtain his opinion on whe­ ther a new set of Senate rule* could be mloplcd at the outset of Congers*. State Turnpike Authority Again ^ TALLAHASSEE th— The Su­ preme Court today for the third time upheld the State Turnpike Authority In aetting the northern terminus of the aale-long turnpike at Tlaonia northwest of JacksonriRe. The court aaid every quoatloo concerning the route of the pike and the proposed 186 million dol­ lar bond issue to exteod It from Fort Pierce to TUonla ha* been c'ecided in previous rulings and "no useful purpose could possibly be served by undertaking an ela­ boration on those opinions." The preaent »uU waa brought by a group of Jacksonville and St. Augustine resident* who filed simultaneously in both Duval and Broward counties. The Duval suit was rejected list year, and the court today uphold the action of Broward Circuit Judge James H. Walden in dismissing the Bro­ ward suit. I Contains Marie McDonald b Papers, Missing From Home No Money Kidnaping Feared Top News In Brief WASHINGTON W - House Dr mocratie lenders kava mad* Ne. 1 bill of tha a r t i a 3^billion dollar federal to ” b*lp build the schools. I • I BALBOA, Canal Zone m— Tito United Statos waa reported day to hare tamed down a viet request for navigation*) charts of the Caribbean Sea for Russian ships forced to use 'he Panama Canal beceuaa of Oh blocking of the Sues Canal. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Tne United States we# sxpaitsd to ask the United Nations today to maka new afforta to unify Ko­ rea by peaceful means. VIENNA flti- The SovieUmpoeed Janaa Kadar regime began the third month of lie uneasy reign over Hungary today, atiB unable to quench the fire* at freedom TALLAHASSEE OV_ The Cabinet has approved • brupqh prison mat Avon Park la aa effort to ease the jam at Hal­ ford and ha* given State Prlsoq Director Richard Culver authority Under tin- existing pa Liamsala­ t ask the federal government for an abandoned minimum security ry situation, however, Nixon's prison there for the site. opinion, u o.*i were given, would • • • be purely advisory and not bind­ WASHINGTON <th— Sen. Mike ing. Mansfield said today the Job of protecting the Middle Eaet aa en­ visioned by tha "Elsenhower Doc­ R e sid e n t's Fath e r trine" should fall to a perman­ ent United Nations police -fovea and not- Just the United State* D ies W e d n e sd a y O, L. Reynold', father of LL ■lone. Marcella Reynold*, Commanding Officer of the local Salvation Army post, died In Tampa Wed nesday. Funeral service* will be held Fair thoagh Saturday, gradually In Tampa at the Salvation Army, warmer « ith mild temperature* at 3 o’clock Saturday Jan. S. Saturday, Ex-Convict Tells Plot To Assassinate E. G erm an, Russian Leaders Begin Former President TRoepla tio n s T a lk s , Series Incidents Filibuster D riv e Is e a d e d For A lm o st Certain Defeat Today Band To Take Part Ir Inaugural Rites ___ ALBEMARLE. N. C. to— A MOSCOW ith— Too leaders of i fjdnny ex-coovlet, the brother of East Germany sad Russia began the fin* U. 8. aoldler killed in Ko­ fortnal talk* today on futuro re­ rea, aaya he plotted t<\-%*****<: lation* «?«.covn the Iwo nations. nete former President Harry 8. Soviet Pramler Nikolai Bulgan­ Truman. in and Eajt German Premier The etory war told In hi* Jail Otto Grot*wohi faced each other eell here by Leroy Shadrlek, 31, across the conference table aa the of Skelton. W. Va.‘, who elalmi heads of their respective delega­ Mi "troublee began" when hi* tions. brother, Pvt. Kenneth Shadrlek, Alhough there was no official v h killed in Korea July 5, 1930. announcement of the subjects un­ I# He told reporter Fred Morton der discussion, it was believed of the Stanly New* and Preaa economic questions received top that he heard Ha voice" directing t priority. him to aaaaasinate Truman, and. All signs in recent weeks Indiaald he planned to do it on the cated the East Germans were conThe famed Chanticleers, concert seventh anniversary of his bro­ cemed with economic problems ther's death. which Hava been aggravated by male quartet now in Its third season of conrertlrtng, will ba Shadrlek, himself a former GI evyrts In Hungary and Poland. heard In Pinecrest School audi­ in Korea, said he had been treat* torium Monday at I p. m. ed In several mental institution* O f f i r o c T n f l n c o Experienced soloists, each Chanafter his mind "blanked out" ln | U T T IC e S 1 0 V o lO S e ticleer brings to the ensemble a Japan. He also served an 16background rich in opera, radio, 'month federal Income tax eva­ For In a u g u ra tio n TAUAHASSEE rtf'— All state TV, concert, Broadway shows and sion charge, and was released from the Lewiaburg, Pa., federal office activities here will be sus­ choral work. William Diard come* to the reformatory only a few days be­ pended from 9:30 to 3 p. m. next Tuesday so employe* may attend Chanticleer* from Florida. A for­ fore a holdup attempt here. Shgdrtck told Morton he wont the inauguration of Gov. LeRoy mer member of the Miami Opera Compony, Dl*rd has appeared to Independence, Me., last March Collins, The Cabinet agreed to the sus­ with the Amato Opera Company to "case" the Truman home, then bought a shotgun and am­ pension of work but said it would j in New York City and has toured not be a holiday. Employe* may with the New York City Opera munition. . Shadrlek told Morton he holds hear Collins’ inaugural address.' Company in that Company'* ver­ Trumau "directly responsible” ts Ice part u> the offieia) rtcep- tion of "Rospco and Juliet." His . fin* tenor voice ha* been heard far his I s r . i s a death. He also don and watch the parade. said he planned to try to kill Ge Dougin. Mut.mnur “ if Trumoo is dead r. )..•:! I get out df prison." Weather A 300-pouod safe in tha Sea­ board Airline Railroad office in HOLLYWOOD O t - A e t r e a e Oviedo waa apparently pried open Marie (The Body) McDonald dis­ aariy this morning, according to appeared or was kidnapped from Oviedo Chief ef Police Georgg hwr palatial Saa Farnando Valley Kelsey. home wearlag only e night robe, There waa no money In the safe, police repored today. laid SAL Agent W. R. Hamlet The blond former wife of who discovered the damage this morning when he reported to wealthy shoe manufacturer Hairy work and opened his office. Karl was found missing from bet Apparently using an electrie homo early today when sneoy» drill connected to an outlet where mous telephone calls were made an adding maehlo* was used in office work the burglar* drilled tr her mother and Karl and serv­ four holes In the door and pried ant* found her bed empty. The house la surrounded by r It open. Th* burglar* found only office high fenoe with an •leetrieeHy-eprecord* and some drafts which erated got*. Miss McDonald's box­ were not molested. " I had <1 er dog, Duke, roamed the yard. posited alt of the money in the The callera told Karl and the actress' mother: office," Hamlet said. Constable Kelsty said that the "We have Marie. Don't call po> burglars probably entered the of­ Ilea, she wont be hurt." fice after 3 o’clock this morning Police found e note In the block ilnco "I was on duty tip until that mailbox oustlda the fence, partial­ time" Hamlet said that he did not Icavo his office until 11:30 ly pencil-printed end with clipped words from newspapers. SHERIFF J LUTHER HOBBY speaks to the Seminole Coaaty last night. Junior Chamber ef Commerce. (Staff Photo) The not* readt Investigating for Seminole Coun­ "Don't call police, rim wont bn ty Sheriff J. Luther Hobby was ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Deputy Sheriff H. S. Smart. Sea­ hurt to get money. We will get board Railroad's Special Agent J. In touch with you." K. Huey was also at the scene. The 33-yeer-old octrees lived Whether or not the safe crack­ with her two adopted children and ers were professionals or arae. four moath old daughter and servtuers remains to be seesb- said ant* tn e one-story ranch houa* Deputy Sheriff Smart. I t l s pro­ In the valley community of EoThere are two main problem* Some of Lite violation* er* ex bable that they could be elthnr clno. which confront law enforcement feeding the speed limit, passing one. “ According to the way the Police Inspector Henry Karr officers In Seminole County school buses, passing on solid safe waa entered whoever it waa. said the Federal Bureau of In­ Sheriff J. Luther Hobby told the lines, and not stopping at Inter­ didn't know much about a safe," vestigation had bean called lat* he said. Seminole County Junior Chamber sections, a*ld Hobby. the case. of Commerce at its noon Ion"W« a n doing our beat to alow Burglar* entered .th* cUifo teem meeting yesterday pryingopen a. screen window on Uhsl; H seems ns if tha Sheriff Hobby told the Jt/cees only way we can mok« th* mo­ the front door and left the lock about "some of the everyday pro­ torist under* «nd that w* mean unlatched. blems in enforcing State and business is to give thorn tickoa," Th* SAL safe cranking was on­ County law*.” Sherilf Hobby commented. ' We ly one of three Incidents In the "We have a tremendous num­ will continue to try » make our Oviedo are* last night A "muleber of traffic problem*," aald the highways safe, oot only for our train” was stripped of water Sheriff as he explained one of local citisen* but to our visitor* hose, gasoline, and other equip­ CHICAGO qn— The AFL-OfO the perplexing situations will from other Rates. ment on a nearby farm while at American Federation e f Teachers which "our Raff hea to cope." "People don't know what the Mlkler's Grove on the Red Bug will prv«« for enactment of fed­ Lake Road a metal shed over e conditions are ahead—they’re Just small portable pump was broken eral aid for education tn tit* now Congress, C^rl J. Megel, presi­ taking chances," he sold. Into, liie pump and other equip­ dent of the union, said today. On th* problem of Juvenile de­ ment was carted off. linquents, Sharlff Hobby said "Tha Megel told the AFT exeeutivt Constable George Kelsey said main troubla wa have is with boys council today that IT other ate Academy of the West whore in that it waa apparent that the men from broken homes, children who tional organizations hava Joined addition to continued vocdl work do not have Mi* proper guidance. who broke Into the SAL office the teachers* federation fat « parked their ear on the main with Boonellt, ho pursued advanc­ "It's not the child's fault—ac­ street nr near it. "1 tracked them “ aava-the-chools" drive. ed theory and composition itudlea tually it la a bad situation and tha Megel said the Immediate ob­ from the office," ho said. with Schoenberg and Milhaud * only cure that we have Is In the jective of the drive la passage of a bill to provide federal aid for unusual fare for a linger! His horn*,” he asld. Describing soma of tha pro­ school construction. Sueh aid is operatic credit* are numerous, needed, he said, to help overcome and include the Miami Opera blem* and violation* handled by a shortage of up to 600,000 class* Guild, th* New York City Cen­ hi* departmen, Sheriff Hobby room* and to "replace the more ter, the Amato and Arundel Op­ said "Uiw rnforcoment la heart than one-third of the nation’s TH,era Theatres. Wright ha* been -re .klnr and rugged . . you try to 000 school buildings that are ob­ featured aa a Robert Shaw sotoiat do the beet you esa but you ebQ solete." on tour and on recordings, as well •in t no enough.’ * Summing up hi* alk on the as in malor Carnegie Hall perMegel addressed the executive irADtinU*(l B1 PflfM fl) (Continued oo Pag* •) council at the opening of ita three-day, mid year meeting. Law Enforcers Faced With 2 Main Problems AFT S^iksFederal Aid For Education Male Quartet To Be Heard Monday on several occasions la New York’s Town HaU; he has appear, ed at the Olympia in Miami and symphony orchestra. Ha was the first vocal soloist to be hoard ov. WQXR’S Binaural broadcasts. Tenor Richard Wright haila from Ohio. Following hU gradua­ tion from tha Cincinnati Conser­ vatory, he attended the Music V e sse ls T ra p p e d C* J illC G RJ _ iN G W T GOT S Eve In Ice Freed Additional Local News On Page 8 Mr MUR DO SOUND. Antarctica T— Two U. 8. Navy vcssals trapped in Aiurotlc pack i n sine* New Yoar’s Ev# had freed them scire* and arv* safe In the shelter of Cape Hallctt, radio re* port* from th* scon* s**J today. They were tho U. 8. S. supply O ffic ia l Denies ship Arnob which was eruahwd between massive ice Hoc* and se­ A g re e m e n t M a d e riously damaged and th* IcoRichard II. Ejgers, Field execu-i it* heaJquaruri in Chicago, live of the National As*ociation i During hit visit, Eggtrs will ad- braakor escort Northwio which £ )n Export Problem of Real E'tate Boards, will spend |i r*J* _• meeting of Tha Seminola. « '* « “» the a*sfs<aon of the TOKYO 'A— Foreign Minister i next Thursday in this community County Board of Realtors at 12:30 Aritob *nd was caught by tko lee Kobuiuke Klihl denied today that consulting with local Realtors and p. m. at Jim Spencer „ s Baataa-I ksc'f. a U 8. —Japanese agreement has other business leaders, Raymond rant, according to Bali. He will The radio dispatch** said Mie bven reached on the controversial M. Ball, president of tie Seminole' *P«»k on "Good Business Ahead thips won their ball* with the problem of Japanese cotton tex­ County Hoard of Realtors, • tn* Building Better Communities iMck lev on Wednesday and broke tile export* to America. nounced today. Kggers travels “ W* ,« • look»n« forward to Mr. loose after being trapped far three days. Beth were reported . B»'l »*w- ' BOt Japanese press report* satd such from th* Washington. D. C. of“ >• information that be moored today to th* bay ice in eo agreement had been reach­ flee of the sssu.-latlon. which has! . will bring ua about our own busi­ the shel er of Cope HaJlett, five ed at the U. S.-Jepaneje cotton ng re lq ne-s, but for tne opportunity we mile* from th* scene of their talks in Washington, under way “ '-I have t ; .how him cur ecm- mishap. $nc« last September. Executive To Consult With Local Realtors * Sueh report* are completely groundless," the foreign ralnlste.told U. S. Ambassador John M. Allison at a meeting here Friday afternoon. "The pres* report* . . have nothing whatsoever to do with the position and views of the Japanese government" Some of the press reports said Japan would announce today vo^ntary restriction* on her cotton Textile export* to the United SUUe. FAULTY FURNACE j/. FIRES FIRM H ... ATLANTA, G*. r — The Hol­ land Furnace Company captainod today that a minor Mr* which broke aut in a faulty furnac* at Ita headquarters was not due lo £»• of th* firm's products. V I rid H I I :V H W BBM I I L K Jm B - _n ----- jg t f l ; > -ft Bpr ..^J. ■• s r j g t o . . tot. A M M il- v m w ild him ,• future ire proud and .-.ope t.xt he find occiiiun to refer lo it in his visit l u-.he- local b.’ jr 1> in our «ia-.c •in-l ne.^hban-.g states" to hl< Realtors’ j national f.cli representative of During a welfare organisation World U .r hr ivai in the jub marine of the At a meeting lait night of the Seminole Count) Bsard nf Realtors held In the office* cf the St Johns Realty Co., a now 'late of "tf.ccrs acre elected for HU. M 'A Bk 'W M h H H-adm,- tie l . '.- lU l.u - R otarians Resum e M e e tin g s M o n d a y The Sanford Rotary Club, af­ ter a two week suapeaaion of it* mealing* in observance of th* holidays, will resume its regular weekly meeting Monday noon el the Yacht Club, Dr. Charles L. Persona, club president, said to­ day. The program will be in charge of Rotarians Tommy Hero and E. J. "Bud" Mougktoo. i ‘ CARE TO PICK UP THE TAB j Ii H SAN r RANCISCO Roma>cod * us I Hrs Laura Osier was chosen aa noffa Ah* Nob HiU branch of the T UK WELL-KNOWN CHANTICLEERS, conceit nal* quartet., will be heaid Stood*, eight at 8 o’clock secretary, and A. B. f’ .-tcrsoa Jr. swank restaurant, advertised to­ at the PUMCicat Reboot auditorium. Thla coatcil la lb* aecood la a M M U be presented by the day "all you oan •** for <U\00rV*1 Sc nmole M iaul Cocoart Aaeodetieu. was oloctad a* troaauror. — ., 4 V a n N e ss Dies L a st N ig h t Alfred Van Nrsa. S3, died la ., night at his home on W. 1st SL after a lengthy illness. Born Aug. 20, 1873, In Jackson­ ville. V. J., he moved to Sanford i.i IOC1*} and was a retired farmer. He li survived by the widow, Mrs. Freda N. Van Neaa ef Sanford on* son, P. Van N*m : two daughters, the Misses Kath­ erine and Margaret Van Neaa: two grandaons, Mare and Carl Van Naas: AH of Jackson villa; one brother. Frank M. Van Neas, Toware, N. J.; sad several uteene and nephews. Private funeral services will bo held at 10:30 tomorrow morn­ ing at Brisaca Funeral Home with Dr. J. B. Root officiating. Burial will cake place at a later date. The family requests that (low­ ers be omitted. Lions T o H e a r Forest R a n ge r The Sanford Lion* Club will hear about forest fire*, fire fight­ ing. and fire prevention at the weekly meeting Monday night et tho Yacht Club. The local Liana organization resume* fca meetings after a two week layoff because of the holi­ days. Speaker as Monday evening's meeting will be Joe Reynold*, newly appointed F or«t Ranger lor Serntnoto Cavatf, �t I 4t, r « y % * -) * + ►» .i* - All Church N otice* m oa t be presented a t T h e Herald o ffic e by 10 a. m. on th e d a y b efo re p u b lication Saturday Walter A. Beat* J r , Paater Sunday School 10 bjo. Manias Worahip S m ite U a * PASS MI TMOOif! CMUICS L a n d A m at 4 * SI LAKE MONROE BAPTIST Sunday.School f;4 ) a.na. CHUKCM Monday WoraMp 19:43 a.m. Pastor, B, 0 . Brora P. M. V. 7:N p. m. Evtolag hranaallatta 7:48 p ju A Church With A Prieadly Wot Wadeaaday olsht prayor asd pratea aerrlee f J t M M {Three mile* wut el Sanford ea **nB0° *p jh* •" fln t street, than right at Monroe Erente# Worship Sort tee 7:30 Corner. P-®- **»® 5*b F M "Not (making lha aaaemblin# of Prayer Mooting Wedaeeday t:30 L uraelm tof other, aa the manner 10:(* ■ m.IMornln# Worship—l l a. m. u oo a m. Training Unfloe-0:30 p. m. Sunday School Holiness Meetla# Open-Air (Street pm . T.PJ, helratioe Meetla# * & w l l r t lB M pee to wor»hip with 7:00 pas. —3:30 p. m. 7:30 PJ8. WEST HDB MWIONAB BAPTIST CHUBCB Corp Codete Band Practice Ladles Home Lea#oe Jl 1:30 pm. Prsrer^Meetlna Prayer Meetla# 7:30 na m.. x PMtor ^haa 7:30 p ^ ^ t eW b* B. LD. •‘Crel#low Open-Air (Street 3:30 p a . Meetla#) 8:19 "WELCOMES YOU" ii/ m* UP#AL a . COMMUNITY Braaia# Sarrice 7:48 p a . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |Mld week Serrlce Wednesday 7:43 p. m. Rev. C. C. White Minister Mrs. Clever Marrs Pianist “ A GOINQ CHURCH FOR Mrs. Pnirfri* Summerlin Asst A COMINQ LORD" 8:41 a s . Sunday School COME AND SEE THERE Pianist 11:00 oju. Worship Service 1:00 p a . Worship Strvlca George Pssold. Aset. Supt. of IS A REASON! Church School Church School 10 ajn. CHURCH OP THE NAZABENE Worship 11ajn. "Sanford's Singing Church" SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST Second S t and Ms pit Avo., West Evtnln# Worship 0:30 p m. CHURCH R. H. Spear Jr., pastor "Everybody invited to attend Ernst 17th BL At Park Are. Sunday School 3:43 a.m. our servlets." Uw end o f yoer search Morning Worship 10:43 s.n Per a friendly Church. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Training Departmsnts 3 p, Gerald B. Price Paster Paster Milton H. Wyott Evening Evangelistic 7 p.m. MOtea Higginbotham SB. Super- Educations! Director Rachel Bea­ Mid-week Prayer meeting each Wednesday 7:43 p.m. taU«4#iit sley The Church of th._ Nararene is Sunday BlUo School 10 s.m 0:45 s.a. Church School Wesleyan In doctrine evangelistic Preeakla# 11»•« Classes for nil agts. In appeal, and world-wide In Bible Study 7pm 11 a. m. Holy Communion mission. Xvaacellstlo Presehlor 7:4S pun 6 p. m. MYP "Wbosoevtr win may come". Prayer Meetla# (Wed.) 7:45 pm. 7:30 Evening Service "1 Missionary PremiUealal Tima sod Making It" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH You Are Welcome 7:13 Organ Vespers OP GENEVA CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Jack L. Stewart Pastor Rav. J. W. Parham. Paster Sunday School Car. Fourteenth St, Oak Are. Morning Service Sunday School 3:41 am. Evening Service Morning Worship Sarvlca 11:00 Training Union Preaching Training Union 3:13 pm . If* n Wed. Prayer Sgrylci HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Cor. Park A 4!h 81. do thee good." |Prayor Meeting Wed. 7:30 pm. Rev. John W. Thomas, Rector 1:00 a. m. Holy Eucharist SANFORD REVIVAL CENTRE PAOLA WESLEYAN 9:13 a. m. Family Service and Bov. L. P. Taaktr, Paster METHODIST CHURCH church School Buaday School 10 a.m. I g Miles West ea Rt. 44 Morning Worship U Sunday School 9:43 am. 11:00 a. m. Holy Euchariat and Sormon Bvenlog Evangelistic Service] Morning Worship 10:43 a-m. 7:4# pm. Wtsloyan Youth 6:43 p.m. 7:30 p. m. Organ Recital and Feast of Lights Weekly Services: Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 7:451Wednesday Prayar Meeting 7:301Services through the week: Tuesday 4 Thursday— Holy Cbm p.m. p.m. munku>—7:30 a. m. Evaryona Welcome Itegular Saturday Mornlnj Wednesday— Holy Coramunion— Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer Brosdeut over WTRR 10:331 10:00 a. m. CHUHCH OP GOD Saturday— Sacrament of Pen* Rev. H. W. Hendereoa, raster LUTHERAN CHURCH sn<e—3-8 p. m. Preach Ave. and 32ad SC OP THE REDEEMER Sunday School B;45 s.m. 333 W. 33th Place FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m PhoM 1713 l it Park Ave. Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 Tka Rev. Phillip Schlessnuaa <A Southern Baptist Church) p.m. Paater Pastor Young People Service Thurs- W. P. Brooks Jr. Sunday School 8:1S a.m. F. if. Fisher Associate Pastor Bible CUie 9:11 a^n. d ,y 7:30 *un* Kirby Rogers Director of Music Sendee 10:30 i.m. Mrs. Marvin Milam Organist EBENEZER METHODIST "Prayer For The Day" phene 1323 Morning Worship 3:45 A. M. CHURCH Sunday School 9:43A.M. Cltnu Heights POUT CHURCH OP CHRIST, 11 OO A. M. Rev. Albert_________ 8. Farrlor Pastor Morning Worship SCIENTIST |__________ _____ 0:15 P. M. 100 E. Secoad St. Sunday School 10 om . CUllord Training Union Evening Worship Worship 7.30 P.M. Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. I E. Johnson, superintendent. |Evening Wednesday Service 7:30 P.M. Sunday School 11:00 am £re«hlng Service U a.m. Ner«ery far aU services) Wednesday Evening Meetings 3:00 ***• * P-®* Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:43 (Earphones fer hard of llearlag* I pm. WELCOME Lesson Sermon "God" I P-mTUB LITTLE BROWN CHURCH | Reading Room located in Foyer o l . _ „ . _____ ON THE HILL Church Building open to public TUfa CHRInTIAN 4 MISSIONARY Comer Park Avo. and 34th 8t. | 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and ALLIANCE CHURCH J. Bernard Root, Mloll ter Thursdays. Park Avo. 4 14th SL Fred Emmloger, Associate A eordial Invitation la extended I Sunday — ___ Sunday School ........... —J:43| 9:43 to all to attend our services and| Sunday School 10:40 t bl I Morning Worship ------------------ 111 WonhJp use the Reading Room. 'Sermon: "Where la IIcll?" Evening 7:43 om . ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Youth Fellowship 0:10 pm. la Mavis (Near Oviedo) FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wednesday Rev. Stephan M. Tuhy Pastor Chapcl Choir Rehearsal 7 p.m. “ Where You Aro Never a Stranger | Chapel Morning Worship 3:23 am. , But Once" Bible bio Study and Prayer 8 pm . Radio Mission Broadcast at l:30| ^Clursdsy n ds'v 1607 Sanford Ave. • ~ . . . . vannv /Tin b.v I m. over WORZ (740 kc) Perry L. 8‘onr, Minister Cherub Choir Rehearsal 1:30 Sunday School 8:00 a. m.—for aU| Sunday School. 9:43 a. m. Thai Carol Choir Rahoaraal 7:00 pm. age groups. adult elaiMS will begin a study | Christian Day School — Monday Tho Ladles' Missionary Society of th# Goaoel of Mitthcw. through Friday 9:00 am. — (All mttU for Lunch and prayar I Morning WoraMp. 11 o’elok.l elementary grades and kinder | on tho 2nd Tuesday of each Nursery farilitl** and off-street garten.) Worship l l a. m. parking are provided. Communion businau andprayor un tho 4tb •* opan ,0 *U beUovtrs. Mrs. A. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Tuesday of eachmonth at3:10 v - Former will ho at tho organ. | OF LATTER DAY SAINTS pm . Sermon, “ rfow Men Find Christ'1 A. G. Pitta Breach President friendly church for tha whole . _ ,, . O f , Hall family." Christian Y o u t h Fellowship, Sunday School 10 4:30 p. m. Sacrament Meeting 6 CHURCH OP CHRIST I Evening Worship. 7:30. Theme. | Second St. 4 Elm Ave. “ Each Giving Account ef HimELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Ralph Brower Jr. Evangelist *olf" (Rom. 1413*. The public ls| CHAPEL SUNDAY Invited. Elder Springe Bible Study 10 a. m. N*w r**ldante, Navy families, I Sponsored b» Mrs: Baptist Church Month at 13:00 noon; and tor tourists, winter visitors, weekend Sanford. Fla. Young People's Class 9:10 p. m. *u ,»u * and ° ‘ h*rs seeking a pise# “ ---------------‘‘ -» P- m of worship aro axtendtd a cordial Sunday School 10:00 am. I Evening worship invitation. W. O Stanaell. Superintendent I WEDNESDAY Preaching 11:00 a.m l Bible Study Dr. H. H Martin. Preacher THURSDAY C H A M K O W Evening Service 7:30 p. m Ladles Class io «. n . F U M fR A l HOME M o d ' s Training clau a p. m PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Hs.pk^ao 1 / 9 ; S.suf^i Lord's Day: Blbln Study at 10 om.| SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY P H O N E I I I tor Worship Service 11:00 a.m ADVENTIST CHURai Ihf/ "lit \ff//if Preaching Service 9:30 p. m. Seventh St. nnd PJm Ave. l nihuhtun S rn n r Everyone Welcome Pastor A. C. McClure tj "Coma thou with os and we will +¥T j ■ i f J \ I 1 t * The Bennetts live here. That’s Grandmother Bennett’s Bible on the window sill, and the whole family goes to the church across the snow covered field. John Bennett works in the local bank. Martha, his wife, is presi­ dent of the PTAr; and they have three lovely children; Grandmother Bennett has been living with them for the past couple of years, since she broke her hip. She can't always get to church in wintertime and that’s why she calls this her window. When she can’t be in church, it helps to be able to see it. T o her, the church steeple represents a great many things, and brings back many memories. Her son was married in that church. Her husband was buried from it. Her grandchildren were christened in it. The Church has helped her to bear grief, in hours of sorrow; and it has seemed to put a benediction upon her happiness, in times of joy. Most important of all, whatever the occasion, whatever the crisis . . . the Church has always been there. T o Grandmother Bennett, the most comforting thing in the world is knowing that it always will be there. This “ Support Tho Church" Series, Published- Ea o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, i FOB A L L . R Ch u weoteat f a c t o r i V S i i t S r c h . ', ' C»ot,r Cepfrifkl 1WT, Ktiotef AJ». f«nkt, firaaferfc Ta. eh W eek in the Sanford Herald with the Approval s Made Possible by the Co-operation o f these Well- known Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANK of Stnford BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE COMPANY HAROLD 11. KASTNER CO. BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD • WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE McRANEY • SMITH PAINT A GLASS CO. W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. INC WII.SON - MAIER FURNITURE CO. BROWN’ S AMOCO SERVICE AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY R E IM A N N CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SENKARJK GLASS A PAINT CO. M. R. Strickland, Contractor GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS NICHOLSON BU1CK CO. SllEHNVOOD TRACTOR CO. K. L. HARVEY PLUMBING CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. J. C. Davij, Conaignao RITZ THEATRE C. D. Brora H. M. GLEASON Lake Mary THE MAYFAIR INN NEIII BOTTLING COMPANY 11H1SSON FUNERAL BOMB PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO, SM IT H 'S SNAPPIN* TURTLE HOLLER MOTOR SALES ROY WALL PLUMBING WADES SUPREX MARKET SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER’S GULF SERVICE STINE M ACH INE* SUPPLY CO. 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OFF/CE W TAY yO Cf.'i Y rs. v o o V s GOT TO OPEM F r e s AFTEC YOU? SAFE- /S OiOiY-V CFSS/. /rJr THE OHCY WAY ro *TEP H/M FffO M T E L L d HHAT —r HE tCHOWE AOCOr YOU t It Jackl* aitaioa I tl Ual* Storm bhaw •:la llay. Jeanule till* Uunemok* la.la ur. uuaiavioa Journal Ilia* Talam Scout* 11:11 bat* Show II. U .law* * ao •im otT ■ o R i mu H ill Taat 1"altar* j:*o Celebrity Playhoua* aa:la U vt Up * Lie* 1*4 W**t Paint Story tl:v* oouine.uo I'raa. Chur ell 1:1* ScUnca Fiction Thaatr* tl.va umuibua (:*• Mr. Adam* and Rw* 1:1* M>lllou a Null* "Mr*. Mlki 1:10 Playhoua* of Star* l.ti itaairu Valley •:*• Th* Lineup l.a« Medical IturUoa* 1:10 Paraon to Parana 4:40 Jiiu Dual* 1:0* Night K*«ra Report i.uo M ir Friend nick* 1:11 Hollywood Flrat Nlfkt i.Ju iloeemary Ctuuuey 1:10 Sign-off 1:*4 Thla l» the LUa SATURDAY 1.10 Mon ul Amiapulla MORSISU M k ll.lU fit* Talaphona T|ma 1:10 Slga-oa—Program Raaum* 0:10 Air I’uarar 111 Now*—Weather tito Kurd Theatre til* Captain Kangaroo 1.10 Prleat* Hecrelary 1:1* "Funr" 1:00 WInky Dink and You tio* i:<1 sulilvuu ahow »;u* tl. t Theatre 1:1* Mr. Wlaard 1:00 Tb* lit or Top 1:10 Alfred Hitchcock t'raaanta irT K N ioas 10:00 111.000 Challang* 1:0* Future Farmer* of America 10110 What* Mr Lin* till Muato Mart 11:00 Hun. Moma Special 1:10 III* llcture 11:11 Lawraac* Walk Hhoar 1:0* Induatry on Panda 11:11 .Now* aad Sign Off 1:11 ttlll Cnrum'e Sport* Show a o i u u u oim m u 111* I’ro-Ilaeketball 1/1 —New York at Fort Warn* liU Tool Pattern 1/I I-New York at I’hilaatpM* 111* Oood Moral** I 'l l —St. !<nule at Nrrariie* l:M C*ptal* kan*ar*o 1/1*—Philadelphia at Ft. Waya* 1:00 Upon lloua* 4 1* Mori* Matinee l*:0* Uarrr Moor* lit* N*w*_!Ve*th*r 10.10 Arthur Godfrey 1:41 Sport* Dlteet 11:10 Htrlk* It Kick ■YRNIRS 11:0* Valiant Ladr 12:11 lata of Llf* 1:11 Roaamary Clooney Show 11:1* Haarch for Tomorrow 1:14 Centnl Florida Shown** llitl Guiding l.lkht 1:00 Country Frolic* ArTKimoou Tit* Lnrotta Young Show 1:•* 100 Report 1:00 Jarhl* (Heaton Shaw 1:1* Stand Up and B* Couatad » ** Hedge T14 1:10 Aa the World Turaa 1:10 Hay. Jeanl* l *o Our Ilia* llrook* •:*# (lunemok* 1:10 ll*uaap*rty t#:|o Sherlock Holmes 1:1* Ilia Tayoff 11:00 Uareere Walk Show lit* llob Croaby lilt Hlga-off 1.00 Urlshtar Dap SUNDAY < 00 Secret Storm !•:!• Blgn-oa I M Kd*a of Nlaht Program Return* 1.00 Mickey Moua* lt.lt Newt-Weather llito Th* V.H. la Acllaa 11:10 Th# Chrlalophtra 11:00 l.et'a Taka A Trip WTRR—SANFORD ISM KILODICLKS FRIDAY ■ VMNINR t.4* World Al Big 0.14 Twilight Moaga lilt tlporis llooh 1:11 Uraaletl bporta Thrill* T:*0 Drifting On A Claud 7:14 Hetact Your Muala 1:10 It a Danratlm* lift Night Edlllo* till Strictly Instrumental 1:1* Ithytnm Hour tt.lt At Horn* With Muel* lt.lt Nawa 11.44 Slga Off SATURDAY MORNIN44 I t* Sign On 1:01 Dana Breaker* 4 1* New* 4:14 Western Jamboree 4:41 Nawa t:*0 baysn O'clock Club 7 II News_Kin. 7.40 Now*—World 7 11 Mpnrts at a (llanc* 1:00 Jockey # Choi.* lit* Morning Darollna* 1:44 Harmony Tim* 1:40 World At Nina t:tl Morning Malodla* t: t* Mtt Club IS: SO Nawa in: St Iterlvnl Center 11:00 Orchestra A Star 11:10 Four-II Club llill Country Slyl*. O. t A. AFTERNOON 1100 World At Nona 11:11 Itadlo Farm Itlgaat 11:10 liar Nona Ranch 1:14 News I'll liar Non* Ranch 1.00 Football Proylaw M l IT of F Fiutb-tll 1 no Taen Tim* S:]o The Rhythm Hour • ^ f*Mni (lillint t «9 World At hi■ • IG flMport KVKNINO • D tttf K iI wb H i 1:11 Twilight gong* T on ih« N«w« 4 10 Bpnrl* Book T:1G I m il 1:11 Football Roundup •tAG W«at Tolnl 7mn* Hr#r • Plwrhfit!*# of fltnr« frrtn i’rutider John Nesbitt's story Thw f.In«*iip 1#:!M Pbph.ii to rpriob T.wm |*h ii | A M»ry TnrA L IV E O R D IE . . . 1S:IS f.nto Show •ATVnnw noni«i5ir THi CHOICE WAS HIS TiG'l Tut f»*»r#rn f:4l fil. on Parnrto 8iin. Hohool Forum •ii*) Onro Upon A lltorf 1:0ft Tartonn T*ma •:IK TsmmlM Funnfaa •:1ft WIM mil Ultfkok 1ft: ftft raot. 1CI4nl<«1it 1ft 1ft Oatnr Tlnwl Parana !!:•• Kina im w in o i 11:10 TrtUi of Tavaa IUn(«r« An sxdting drama of 11:0ft nta Ton HuMian-occupied Hungary l:ftft Fluffalo Tl'll 1:41 Oator Howl " p a s s f o r t to n r * S oft !»*• Ilnrkar Osf. r« Maw York 4-|ft Trtaitira 1f«»nf •iftft Oaala ani llarrlat l ift ItIn Tin Tin T e le p h o n e T im e K ir .'in o SUNDAY. 4 MJ. fmy • Oft ftl.idlo 17 t:S*l Ur*ml Ota Opry CHANNIL V 7:ftft Tohr DftWiljr 7:1ft Tit* nucciRMri The gujt are Deas Martin sad Jerry Lewis, the doll Is Anita O * berf. the eerne U from Hal Wallis' “ llollynosl or Bust” , arriving Sunday at th* RHs Theatre, Pal Crowley and Malle Rotenbloosa directed by Frrnmk "sacls Webster bore TiH Till lilt •:*• Sill »:!• tilt t:tt 1:4* Drifting On A Cloud Erasing Mutt* Juke Boa flalarday Night Night Edition Facta Forum Th* Ilhythm Hour At Horn* With Mutlo Nawa Slga Off SUNDAY MORNISU T;1S Sign Ok lift Musical Program Till llyma Tima 1:1* Mutlral Program 1:41 Spiritual Tim* 1:0* Musical* SllO J K Cola *i*1 World At Nina till Harry Jama* 1:11 Uualcala 10:10 tloepel Singer* IliSS Church Baralc* lltSS Sunday Haranad* irtKMIOOl 1:00 U.P. Hun.lay Show 1:00 Citrus Mutual lilt Sunday M*t|ne# 41ao Mutlo at Random 4:1* Muala Loyara i’ ro«ram 1:00 Ay* Karla Hoar t it Farward March 1:41 Twilight Snnga SVC.1HO itt World At Bit ill Safety Program t in garanad* In Blot 1:41 SL Fraacl* Hour lito nuaet Star till Ifara"* To Vat* Ttio Church Servlr* 1:10 Proudly W# llall ti*n Mai * M" for Muel# ItilO Al Horn* With Mu*lg Hitt Stan Off MONDAY MORNINO S f it Sign On 4.01 Dawn breaker* lilt Nawa fill Naetern Jamboree 111 Nawa . t:IO Bare* O'clock Clah Till Nawa-Florlda 7:10 Newe.World till Hpurla At A Olaat* 1:00 Jockny'n Cholea 1:10 Moialag Dayotloao 1:41 Harmony Tim* t:0t World Al Nina 1:11 Morning MclndMa lilt ller* A Thera 11:01 Itlt Club HI 1# New* Ititt lit* Club I lit* (feme Of Melody II.tt World At Non* AFTERNOOR 11:11 Radio Farm nigeel 11:14 Bar Nona Ranch Itlt Nawa ... ____ till . tinr .ten# Reach. „ n 1:A(I MnndJtr llntlne* l:(>n World At Thrca 1:11 Puhlle ItnryIce Chow l ie Itecerd Preelew 4 *4 Tee* Tim* I tl New* TAB HUNTER snd Natali* Wood altr In Warner Bras, new d r t m i - p i c k e d film, "Tbs Burning H ilk" which aUrts Sunday tl thd Movleland Bid** In Then re. ESCAPIST SELECTS JAIL MUSKEGON, Mich. Ol— Roy Jones, U, admitted burglkliling a atom *nd attrmvlared to police bccauso “ I wont to go to prisoa to get sway from it all." NEW CORK O* — Stocks ad­ vanced Irregularly at ths opening today In quiet trading. Ths ad­ vance w n spotty, with a numbs* of key luuei extending Wednes­ day's losies. Gain* for ths motl part were limited to amall frac­ tion*. LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 1:30 cauua* rcruan pare** FEATURE — 1:41 TRUE CO-IIIT RubberBase Wall Rainf- SUPER S C O P E SAVURUAY ONLY "Call Northalite 777»* STARRING JIMMY STF.WART LOTS1 WALKER FEATURE — CM TO D A Y SATU RD AY j a DH*e be SO . ,y | 1 Z A « D f ./ i 08 A 0 * s ,* " m reieci be f 0 M .N 0 .7 t S A V E CRACK ED A FEW 0 ,v- ALL TW DISHES r YOUR OOOD PLATES' THAT CRACK... / SHALL I THROW <— tM O U T ? r —J ...Ahi' WHENEVER 1 GET A H A L S - O O Z E N C R S O ... minute* f t Truly vymhobl* f t Matching weedwerfc •iarWee OUCO Swat-Clou . . . I P R A C T IC Y U P A B i t W it h M Y J U O O U N 7 / i r t h n ic o fo r l jntrvt *n«u«a<i ncrua FEATURE— 9:07 Only "ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN AFRII A" SUNDAY k MONDAY T ksH u n n t Na t a u c W o o d The B u r n in g H ills FKA TUItU— «:1S —COIIITC in u u s c o p C COLNeBlLUU BH DCOJTT «oow wwurs k U P -B LT r IT last MAN/ . Ths Lumber Number for Sudden Berries Starts Sunday M A R J IN L E W IS t HaHALW O UAUJS Y W------O Q. D cp wfflcwiv BU ST Lumber & Supply Yard 213 XV. Third St. Sanford, Fla. ' STEVENSi. M EM B j Rtltutd thru United Aftutl M*0£ RflGENeiOCM dOUNDS MO* ‘^NITAEKBERG vcmoiok* UP WIL.O RENENUEC5/ s s s s s s * «*■> L IK E A P A C K FEATURE— 1 :0 Only TII.DREN UNDER IX DMITTED FREE" * i Hi �t V r4T- * 4 ► ’» 4 — .■:»?)■rt/l — — — - \>:v •raid Is Crowing, Forging bond With Seminole County EconomicBoomSparks Record In 56 ? » • « TKW •aid. Bora than doable the figure laid, the victims wan widows or for fiscal IMS. Stockholders In­ elderly persona who could least cluded U million Americans, afford to lota their small saving.. Tlw SBC said that during fiscal about S million mom than five 1898 It suspended 100 stack offer­ T*The agency described the “ boil* ings which had claimed the soor room" method by which a stock called small Issues exemptions, g broker uses “ hl|b*proo«nre, fraud­ Under this law, firmi whleh offer w ulent aad deceptive salts tach- stock worth less than $300,000 do niques to ‘tout’ highly spaculatlvo not hava to register with the gov­ ernment. securities over the telephone." In Soma casts, the report said, Telephone Balee “ An Increasing number of secu­ this has led to the development of rities o f speculative quality,” It "rjnga" through whleh "groups of said, “ hart been sold to unsophis­ promoters, dealers, attorneys and ticated Investors hired by rtpre­ engineers collaborate In the crea­ sentations made over the long dis­ tion of a aeries of companies pri* tance telephone by e o m p l e t o marilr employed to 'manufacture' securities for pubUe sale in the h strangers". * * More often than not, the SEC guise of legitimate promotions'' By UMUnr VANDB1NOOT UatfU P ro * Waff Covmpwd«xt WASHINGTON BS—Tba economic boom .parked a record M bOlloa dollar, worth of'trading on tba nation, atoek markets la fiscal 1SS«, the Securities k Exchange Commission has reported. Tba agency, In Its 22nd annual report to Congress, said this “ tre­ mendous economic activity" also led to a record amount of "fraud, deceit and manipulation." . W ans Against Creeks It warned that dishonest dealers and promoters are Increasing their activities to take advantage of tlw “ gullibility of the publle." The SEC said the last fiscal year saw 12.1 billion dollars is naar seeuritlea reglstared for publie sale. This was 2 billion dollars more than In the preceding year and was tbs largest amount la tho commission's history. Tba value of stcuritlas traded on stock exchanges during fiscal 1292 was 88 billion dollars, the report tha people and for the people of the San­ ford and Seminole County area. Our editorial page, if we may borrow words to say so, is like a man’s home it’s our cattle, so to speak, and U is reserved for tha expression o f personal opinion. Na­ turally, and we expect it thus, you need not agree with us all o f the time. But every real newspaper, every true newspaper, re­ tains that right of personal opinion, within o f cou n t, the confines o f truthfullness and decency. Our “ Letters To The Editor" columns can ba called your "Town Hall" where you ean stand up on your own two feet and dis­ paper. titi i. What we consider one of the more im­ agree with us. Fnnkly. we are very proud to be the portant factora in the renewal of our pledge te terra yon aa an outdated and honeet news only daily newspaper in Seminole County, and in spite o f the size o f both the corn, " la the fact that we have to many munity and the newspaper, we have, in the mm eubacriben and readers now past, been privileged to print purely local wa did a year ago. news which had statewide, national, and one of the most interesting and important obligations we hare Is to watch, day by day, even world-wide repercussions. The Sanford Herald is serving many more th# continued growth and.steady expansion oTany bualneu It la important because of people today than it did one year ago and the economic impact upon our community. we cover an area in Central Florida which is new policy will cover the proper Stalinists.” iThoee who set the policies o f your news­ growing increasingly important to Florida, By CHARLES M. MCCANN Called Press Staff CerrOapondent dividing line between “ Stalinism” Repeats Earlier Praise paper decided many months agp that any- to the South, to the Notion. To each o f our readers we promise for the The Soviet Russian government and "Tltolsm,” rslations with the There was nothing sensational In titaff of Interest to the local citizens was the to he working out a thor­ Soviet satellite countries and the the praise of Stalin. Khrushchev very lifeblood of this newspaper and our year to come, a year o f news while it is seems ough re-shaping of its politicise prosecution of the cold war. eaJd about the same thing in his very first doty waa to learn and under­ considered news — unbiased, unvarnished affcr months of embarrassment Nikita S. Khrushihev, the Com­ sensa .tonal denun Icat Ion of Stalin munist Party chieftain, gave one at the 20th Communist Party and contusion. stand what Interacted our readers, then accounts and facts o f the day’s events. Important clue to the new line in Congress last February. For our subscribers and for our friends Moscow dlspatchos Indicate the provide It. f commanta he made at a New Year At that time, Khrushchev speci­ And now, aa wa enter a New Year, a year everywhere we wish happiness an prosper­ reception In Moecow, fied that in his sarly rears of lead M p m lm and may well be one o f the ity—a joyous year filled with tho blessings After praising the late Joseph ershlp, Stalin actively fought to gyratSt in Mtf JHSlrrT of the community that come wih a growing, aggressive, suc­ Stalin aa “ a great Marxist" and end “ Leninism” — that Is, and cfifoty .a ifliK A eep ly grateful for two cessful community. ” a great fighter against Imperial­ rxlsm—against* those who de­ ism,” Khrushchev admitted that viated from the party line. “ In deflnW thimPWPCnre able to learn what We forge ahead into another year with bo and ether Present Soviet lead­ the past,” Khrushvhev said than, Intonated our local readers and we’ve been agressive, progressive, and courageous ers shared tome of Stalin’s mis­ "Stalin doubtless performed great By UNITED PRESS able to provide It in eueh quantities that leaders who lead tho way into twelve months WASHINGTON - Sen. Clinton takes because they were associat­ services to tha party, to the work­ opr following has increased by leaps "and of t>»<» nr*. growth we have evar ’'"own- P, Anderson D-NM on a proposal ed with him. In flghtlfag imperial­ ing d a n and to the International bounds. to modify the Senate rule shut­ ism, Khruschev said, “ wa are all workers movemeht.” v r , , v , ting off debate: But In his February speech, •%« feel tha* thia could never have been Khrushchev tried his hardest to •d had It not been for you- In G e t C h e st X -R a y “ We are trying to avoid operat­ accomplished M a r in e s In M e d A r e absolve himself and hli colleagues fact, we realize that had there been no you, So many things can bo hidden—a iic«dle, ing under the Marquis of QueansIn the new collective leadership of bury Rules — protect yourself at wa would have cared very little what appear­ a button, oven a paper that sometimes may A rm e d W ith 'L iv e ' complicity In Stalin's crimes. all times.” ed In The Sanford Herald. Those things you bo important. A bedroom slipper, a doll, a This defense waa ehalUnged by pm erred, your likes and dislikes and your nick-knack or jewel can fall into an obscure NEW YORK — Gene Fullmer, A to m ic W e a p o n s Coramunhua In many countries. •V«r Increasing demand for the unvari«h~i place and be forgotten. WASHINGTON SB-U. S. Ma­ Khrushchev's new s t a t e m e n t winning the middleweight boxing ficts have been our guiding stars. championihip from Sugar Ray rines aboard ships In the Medi­ seems to to a concession to them. But they arc, In a way, unimportant. Robinson: Aecspt “ Tltoist” Government terranean have been armed with The Sanford Herald, in all of Its pagt*. Frankly, they can be replaced. The problem o f drawing the line “ live” atomic weapons a reporter “ Robinson never actually hurt is, devoted to news- We make every effort No so with a germ l me at any Uma but he gave me for the Scripps-Howard newspa­ between old-style Stalinist domi­ to provide for you, five days each week. nation of the satellite countries For Instance— ono o f the germs which plenty of trouble most of the per said. all the news that la news, of the people, by Staff writer Jim G. Lucas said and Titoism la being met In sev­ time. . cause tuberculosis! eral ways. WASHINGTON — Mrs. Leonard his Information came In an ex These, now, nro disastrous for they can First, tba Soviet government elusive Interview with Gen. Ran­ T h e San ford H erald W. Hall, hearing a rumor that her claim a life If left unfound and undiscovered husband will resign aa Rtpubll- dolph Pate, Marine Corps com seems te have accepted folly the ___________rubii.h»4 civ .ur» ««»»» mandsnt, published Thursday In ‘Tltoist” government of Polish KilirH at ■<rn*il rNM mitt), Oetnhar II lilt at In their niches o f security within tho walls of ean national chairman: Communist Leader Wladyslaw Go Scripps-Howard newspapers, the fnat Office af Sanford Florida, undrr lha Act the human body. "I have not beard of It yat and muika. Ha said Pate told him tha 0th of Congraaa of March t lift That’s why tho Chest X-ray program I think I'd ba tha first to know." Fleet Marines have a “ ground This waa a matter of necessity. Kill'll! I’RIIKINS rdltnr and I'uhllnhor of the Tuberculosis and Health Association atomic rapablllty," explaining The Poles won their revolt against MAfllO.N IIAHMAN SR.. Beccutlv* Kdllor HVCbTH t CUSHINO. Adtortl.lna Manager is so important. It is on these tiny film, so UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.— that this meant they hava atomic both tha "Stalinists” who still Prince Sayful Islam Al-llassan of ruled their country and against delicately made, yet so deeply searching, Yemen charging In a latter to the warheads for thslr artillery. cUIMICBIPTION BATKH dictation from Moscow. Khrush­ Wf Carri.i tv. nor . l i t Oar IU»t that'the dendly TB germ Is located. Ther soon will be artn«d with U. N. that ItritUh forces attack­ T b ro ab fo n ’ i . — T l W6nth. >»• Tear chev and his fellow-leaders appar­ Honest John rockets, also having l i lit * (M l ti l l * Your purchase o f the Christmas Seals ed its southern border on Christ­ ently hare decided to make the All Obltnarr n . i i c . oarda of thanks r.oolutloaa aad atomic warheads, Lucas quoted best of It. aollcc. of •ni.rtalnm.it for lha purpnM or ral.I.a during the pre-Christmas season makes the mas: Pate, fund. atUI ba abarsad for at r.aular advarti.ln* ralM In llungarr, now that the active Chest X-ray program o f your Seminole Coun­ “ These are open acta of ag­ Lucas said Pate also revealed: gression." rebellllon has been crushed, tha Tba II.raid I. a m.mbtr of lha Unltad Praia ty Tuberculosis and Health Association 1. That two reinforced Marine Russian leaders appear to be try­ which la anllllad -iclm lv.i, to tha u.a for rapubllca* tloe af all lha local ..wa prtat.d In ihla naw.papar. possible— that and the cooperation o f the CHICAGO—The mother of a bnttallons seerctely put to sea ing to insure that the trend to­ baby born midniyht Dec. 31 and one each from Norfolk and Japan ward a really Tltoist government It.pr.aant.d Natloatllr by fl.a.rat Adtr.rtl.l.* Department o f Public Health. —during the Middle >East crisis lartrlra Inn (at Qeors'a Savina, flank llldg Is stopped. As one pirt of that So, when you receive an invitation to tentatively listed by doctora aa a Atlaata a .ora la with orders to proceed to the job, they have started to give eco have a Chest X-rny made, don’t turn It down. Jan. 1 birth data: "Wc hope that’* wrong. We Mediteranean and Persian Gulf nomic aid to the Kadar govern Fri. Jan. 4,1057 Page 4 They’re free and they're important. could use the income tax deduc­ and stand by for orders. ment. You can do without that pin, or needle, tion.” 2. That a reinforced company TODAY’ S BIBLE VERSE The policy toward other sale! was flown to Port Lyautcy, Mor* llties seems a be to try as long I To him therefore thnt knoweth to do good doll, or scrap of puper—but you can’ t do roco, after the Mediterranean area as possible to keep Stalinist lead gad doeth it not to him it In >ln— James .without the Chest-X-ray which tinevils the naval commander, Adm. Walter era In control, at the risk of pro 4:17. secret hiding place of germs so deadly and F. Boone, received a tip that Arab yoking outbreaks in surae of them '• Wo all have omitted many chances to do death-donlingextremists might try to storm the food. Wo should be homble and charitable Rcmcml*er— the ChcHt X-rny is free— and big U, S. naval base there and of others. It’s important! telle its ammunition ? erttfcixt otbcnriM prakt- A id then an tlaM whan mm sue* ‘ Than, tbm m othar in* which ootrlfht facta and fl*um It Muuary to demand. , ... a number of dajra the year and and >aar beginning practice of making raaota* tiana baa beea ghren much conaldmtlon— far we know that It la the time of year for amldng thooe raaotutiona and for renewing tboae pledgee which hare been eetabUabed. It’e the time' for rededication—for every individual—for each buelneae, profeaalon, and industry— just aa it la with your newt- Russia HI — Is Re-Shaping Quotes From News Policies YOU'RE TELLING ME! VnUlAM UTT Ctntrtl T rtu Writtr THE U. B. magiMns. Amertka, In Japaa. wearing a topcoat and being distributed la the Soviet hat Wa agree with hto majesty —eoup-and-flah duds are strictly Union, to trying to explain for the Wrds. ban to the Russians. No since basebaU to aa endeavor la I I I whleh everyone agrees te aad Aa Ice hockey fun kaa devised a mask to 6« worn by spectators dees abide by the rules. aa protection a g a i n s t /tying I t t Faria /ashlmeers decree man- pecks. A /sce-sevinp gesfarsf kUA styles /or feminine mUtlnery. I t I Hey, Dad, better hide IHat old / sdsref . far man I I I M B InsMee a |n ^|||| b i l l i n g J A II. I atom aeyart says wa r v r A Seattle apartment prowtsr removed all tha feathers from a parakeet, left it otherwise un­ harmed. Tha bird must taka a I t t Halle Balamto, emperor of Ethi­ pretty cold view of such shenaniopia, recently want duck hunting by akaittag k eat Inin waa? mu lafp-a -day S TOUr I “Tell Did about your prospects If they find uranium your lot In Yonkernl” ------ DON’T -------Throw Away Your Tiro Dollara Because Your Tires Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Pub On Mew Truck Rubber Treads That WUl Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd 38 Years In Sanford Governer Has Busy Schedule Science Finds New Evidence 01 Too Much Vitamin D 4 tlnued In reporting to the New row, which is the point of origin England Journal of Medicine, that' Of the blood. Rut they added that 1calcium la deposited at “ abnor­ “ a direct toxic effect cannot be mal sites," especially In the kid­ excluded." neys where It results in impaired The treatment, the* said, "is kidney function to go along with relatively simple.” First, the Vlt the anemia. aniln D Is withdrawn. Then the Their tssts failed to demon­ victim is put on a low-eateium strate that too much Vitamin I) diet and told to take in loti of has a toxic effect on bone mar- fluids. nv DRUM SMITH . United Press Bcl'nre Editor J NEW YORK IB — Medical Selenee has found naw evidence that there Is suds a thing as too much Vitamin D. Tha so-called “ sunshine vitamin." Thai definitely la news In our vitamin-happy world. Drs. William R. Scharfman and Simon Propp of the Albany, N. Y., Medical College traced the <-ause of an unusual anemia In four adults to "Vitamin D intoxica­ tion.” In afferi, they warnec other physicians to check up on the imount of Vitamin D Intake when confronted with certain forms of anemia. Thai four "ntoylcated” persons had bean taking 90,000 to 110,000 unlit dally. That sounds Ilka a lot. But they painted out that at laast two sdultiple — vitamin prepaiationa commonly sold over tha counter without prescription, contain 90,* 000 uoita of Vitamin D per capaisle. ’.Three of the four wtra taking lha heavy doiagea on their doc­ tors' orders. Drs. Scharfman and Pfopp said that for thtlr money th«rs was “ little justification” In using Vitamin D for such things af arthritis, allergic diseases such aa asthma, and for aueh skin dinorder* u acne. What Vitamin D dooa In Jhs tody la to lacreasa the absorp­ tion of ealelum from tha intestine, w^ich is why It U considered an important vitamin for growing children. When too much la taken !s&? the body, “ the blood is super­ saturated with calcium and photpaorui." |The result Is, the scientists <oo- I L J: Public Opinion Poll Sizes Up Our Doctors »y HUMAN N. IUN0IUN, M.D. WHAT du you think of your|atlun. Many more, however—31 doctor and doctors In general? per cent-belleve this U true of We physicians and surgeons most doctors. know a lot more than you may Now let's see what lha doctors think about your opinions of us. themselves think about all this. A public opinion poll conducted Ten per cent of the doctors beby the American Medical Asso­ llevt that other doctors recom­ ciation, not long ago, showed that mend an operaUon too quickly. 83 per cent of our population has And 33 per cent think that doc­ a family doctor, or at least a cer­ tora are difficult to reach In an tain doctor to call first whan 111. emergency ease. What Do They Think? Mere than one-fourth of the What do these Americans think doctors queried — 27 per cent— about their doctora and othar think that physicians keep thslr patients watUng too long before doctora? Wall, for ona thing, about 81 ^seeing them. per cent, according to the survey, And the v u t majority of doc­ believe that doctora are often dif­ tors themselves— 71 per cent — ficult to contact for emergency believed that the thing most pa­ calls. Yat only If per cent think tients would objact to would be their own doctors are hard to the fees. Yet only 18 per cent of reach on such occasions. the public think their own doc­ tors charge too much. Easy To Beach Moat parsons, thaxefora, seem From all this It appears that you hhava a lot to think that their personal p y of faith - In your . aldana are pratty easy to get hold doc or- 40,1 thal* friends. Is * * . u lb should to. of when the occasion demands. Nearly half of tha public—41 QOnTION AXD ANSWDI per cant — believe doctors kaap A. 3.: Is there any value In eye lients with appointments walt- exercises of tba muscles of tha 1 too long. Tat only 18 per cent ays In cases of nsanightodnsts? think this la true of their own Answer: Although certain eye ‘doctors. rxarctoea can train a person who Very taw parsons, only 9 par Is nearsighted to see a little betcent, think their own doctors are .ter, the actual deformity In fotco quick to recommend an oper-;cuaing to not corrected. CIMe. Klac r « l v . In S a a 1m . C TALLAHASSEE (IB — Gov. LeRoy Collins Mindful of the forth­ coming budget hearings and legi­ slative session, will do little tra vrllng during the first six months of hie new tsrm beginning next Tuesday. Except for tho Inauguration of President Elsenhower, the gover­ nor said ho plans to remain in the Capitol to take care of toe plieup of state work. "I think I should attend the in auguratinn of President Eisenho wrr in Washington," Collins said. "Hut aside from that, the way my work Is piling up here, |t looks like I will adopt a policy of not leaving Tallahanee for the next six months.” Collins' busy schedule begins with his own Inauguration Jan. 8 and includes’ the resumption of budget hearing. Jan. 14 and the legislative session in April. And there wal still the possibility that Collins would call a special >cslion of the Legislature prior to April to discuss tha new state constitution. The inauguration of Collins will mark the first time a Florida gov­ ernor has succeeded himself. The Supreme four* ruled Collins' election to the unexpired term of the lute Gov. Dan McCarty did not bar him from seeking a fouryear term on bis own. Justice Campbell Tbornal, a former Orlando attorney named to the State Supreme Court b Collins, will administer the oa of office. The Inaugural committee at. 3. That Marines attached to the 8th Fleet were prepared to fight their way into Cairo “ if neces­ sary” to svacuate A m erican civil Ians at the start of the Sues fight­ ing. A battalion of the Ind Division at Camp Lejeune, N. C., left Nor­ folk for the Medittrancan but turned around when the fighting ended. Pate said the man were now ashore but their heavy equip­ ment still Is aboard ship and they could re-smbark “ in a matter of hours.” C IA A N U S E P C A W S Kindley Flelld in Bermuda is operated by the U. S. Air Force Juit across the harbor is St. eGorge which .erred as mid-Atlantic head quarters for the U.S. submarine fleet during World War 2. 1950 BUICK nounced Wednesday that bands fiom Florida State University, in* University of Florida snd Florida AA.M will participate in an inau­ gural band contest. SAN FO RD FLO W ER SH O P FREE DELIVERY Flowers By Wirt TOO N. Park Phone 2310 owners on new Buicks. It is the cleanest stock of used cars we have had In a lo n g time. 1949 BUICK Super 4 Door Sedan, Radio-Heater-Dynaflow 4 Doer Sedan, Dyaaflew, Radio 1951 CHEVROLET 1952 HUDSON 1952 BUICK n s) BUICK 4 Doer Sadia. PowarfUts, Radio, Clean. One Owner tlnrnct 4 Door Sedan, lljdramatlc, $ 295 . $ 395 . $ 595 . $ 695 . $995 . $ 1095. Radio, fleeter, Eitra Clean, One Owner Car Super Riviera “ Hardtop”, Radio, Hea* flew, Low Mileage Speelal 4 Door Sedas. Drnaflow, Radio, Heater, 1954 PLYMOUTH 4 °z£5 firstu* — •*$1195. V L O W E R 3 FOR EVERY OCCASION 7 of these cars are one owner cars traded in from local Your sevings placed here on or before the 10th o f the month earn dividends from the 1st! 1954 MERCURY 1953 PONTIAC c,u"1956 b u ic k £ ^ “*$ 1 3 9 5 . $ 1395. $ 1,000 . ^ First F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIOr of Sanford * Discount NICHOLSON BUICK CO. 210 S. Magnolia Avt. Sanford, Florida TeL 1031 �— ■■ " V. ' ♦ . ~ l . I. ■*3 T R S SANFORD HERALD Frl. Jan. 4, 1957 Page 5 So cia l £ v m ii Mrs. W. Paley W ins lest Dressed Title :or Fourth Year Ruth Gilliland D. D. Daniel W ed. Dec. 3 0 Conning The News British Papers Defend Princess' Fashion Sense . 14 — -1 LONDON (» — British NEW YORK 8B— Two of the papers jumped to the defense of BY VIRGINIA CONN hardiest perennials won and Mrs. Ruth UBliland, of Winter Princes* Margtiret and her fa­ placed as the best dreseed wo* Jacksonville, and it shion-tense today and criticized Mere Mfea on New Year's Eve. back from men of 1168 today aad a rela­ Park, daughter of WUItam Par­ tively new addition, the American VAH-S eelebraird by going to looks aa if Mika will ba of soma sons, and Domar Dermout Daniel, Ihe New York Drasa Institute for giving her a low rating among Princess of Monaco, showed. the Mayfair Inn, and Joining the use fairly soon. Hope so, anyway, of Oviedo, were married Doc. 30 lie world's beat-dressed women. Mre. WUlkm S. Paley. who hae festivities there. First they met at this goldbricking can be carried SUNDAY TUESDAY The fashion experts dropped the at 2 p. m. at the Congregational been prominent on the Us* for 11 the home os HaxH and Mike Ro­ too far. Th« Young People’s Service The First BaptUt Church will pert princes* from second to Church in Winter Park, with the well where they enjoyed mackThat Just about winds it up League end the choir of Holy continue their study on the book of the peat 16 yeart, topped for Rev. Louie Schultz officiating at ninth place In their annual rat­ the fourth consecutive year the end cocktails. Pine, bnuiUan pep­ Jsa. 1 Cross Episcopal Church will pre* of Romans at 7:30 p. m. ing of the world's 10 beet-dressed per, and large white candles for tonight. Bob la night flying, the double ring ceremony. Bat of beet dressed women com­ Charles Benham Jr. sent a feast of Lights program The Gleaner’s Class of the First women. were used aa decorations tnrough- and I’d like o finish Anderson* E. C. Harper Jr. The bride wore a dark gr at the church at 7:30 p. m. There Baptist Church will meet with piled by the New York Dress In­ “ What a lot of nonsense the out the house A Jqnt prtxj was ville, which I’ve been reading for stree* length dross with brown ac* stitute. Ethel Carvar will be a short organ recital Mrs. H. Wayde Rucker at 340 whole thing is,” huffed the Lon Mrs. Paley, wife of the ehalr- won by Ruth Tully, who had re­ over a month, and 1* way past due eassoriaa. Her corsage was an or­ Jan. 8 prior to the program, and imme­ Valencia Dr. at 3 p. m. don Dally Mall today. "Juet who Edwin East*brook diate!; afterwards, refreshments Methodist Circlet will meet as man of the board of Columbia fused the hon'ir of drawing for I- at the library. Thare goes one of chid. do the** *eople think they are?" Broadcasting System, is the form i*. favor of i-tu o f the Rowell's Dot Bethea i will be served. The public Is cor­ follows: Mrs. William Applegate, slater my resolutions, shot already. I'm The dail printed pictures of the ya n g *on*. Lnckr Unth won a er Barbara Cushing of Bo*on. Jsa. 3 Circle No- 1. Mr*. W. B. Nichol dial/ Invited to attend. of the bride, served as matron of women ahead of tho princes* In Silas Grace Kelly of Philadel­ six months old kitten beautiful­ alwaya glad to have at. unread Mr*. Doug Stenatrom son, 112 W. 20th St., 9 43 a. m. honor and wore a navy blue dress The Jr. Choir of the first Bap­ the institute's ratngs— Mrs. Wit phia and Hollywood tied with Mr*. ly wrapped. The Rowells did no book in the house, though. If I've Mrs. A. H. Ferlier fitel tist Church will rehearse, at S:3Q Circle No. 2, Mrs. Robert Mahan, Paley for first place laat year. get away with It, however, a* with beige accessories. liam Paley, the Duches* of Wind­ Jaa 4 2100 Key Ave., 9:43 a. m. read every thing 1 ge> the same p. m. sor, Princess Grace of Monaco, William Applegate was best/* their childrao have grown too Mias Kelly, now Frincaea of Mo­ Circle No- 3, Mrs. Lamar Echols, Stephen T. Callahan At 7:30 p. m. the first Baptist Mrs. Winston Guest, actresses naco, was nosed out for second fond of the eata to part with feeling smokers do when they man. Kit Callahan. Church will begin their study of tool W. 20!h St. 9:43 a. m. are out of cigarattea. Now aU 1 Audrey Hepburn and 3tarlcne The couple wUI reside at 1120 one. At ending were Ruth Circle No. 5. Mrs. E C. Wll place this year by another Amer­ Mickey McCalahaa the book bf Romans, taught by Dfitrieh Ued for fifth. Mr*. Wil­ llams, 206 Holly Avo., 9:43 a. m ican bride of royalty, the Dueheaa and Joe Tully, Bob and Joyce have to do is find tha lime. 8o Aiogan Ave., Winter Park. Betty Jo* Eastabrook W. P. Brooks Jr. Mrs Daniel la a graduate nurse liam Randolph Hearst, Italian The Anna MUIer Circle will of Windsor, who first appeared on Baker, Millie and Chariie Don­ here I go. Mrs. Walter A. Cook MONDAY and served overssas with the arm/ socialite Contesia Consuelo Cres'pl best dressed list la 1933 at naud, Dolly and MacMcAdsms, Art Koder The Daughters of Wesley School meet at tie Elks-Club at 6 p.m and actress Rosalind Russell. for two and a half year*. She at­ The St Mary’s Chapter of Mrs. Ernest Simpson, often seen Berta and Dick Coon, Betty and Patty Walter Class will hold its business and tended Rutgers University in Next to them it printed a pic­ Auxiliary of Holy with the Prince of Walea." The John McCracken, Chsrry and Jer­ Teddy Walker I social meeting in McKinley Hall Woman's Brunswick, N. J. and Rollins Col­ ture of Prinre* Margate! in full ry Ortman, Jackie and Allle Aus­ at 7:30, with Mrs. Rupert Strick­ Crete Episcopal Church wUI meet Princess was third. lege, and 1* now practicing aa a evening dress, wearing a tiara and Three other actresses were on tin, Mika and Hatel RoweU, and land, Mrs Grace Gregory, Mrs. at 8 p ra. in the home of Mrs registered nurse. aash of the Order of the Gart­ Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. C. F. Bran- Willis DeBrinr. 2438 Myrtle Ove. the list which included 14 names Elly and Dick Morrow. They en­ Mr. Daniel was bom In Orange er. — 12 places Instead of the usual joyed the excellent orchestra at WEDNESDAY nan. Mrs- Zeb Ratliff and Mrs. We pick the princess." the tha Mayfair, and also fie deli­ County and attended Aponka The study on the book of Ro­ 10 and two ties. J. 0. Laney as hostesses. caption read. . schools and the University of cious buffot served at midnight. Others on the list mans continues aX the First Bap­ The first Baptist Church will Mrs. Winston Guest, the former The Daily Sketch also took up Florida, lfe is In the cattle bustVAH-7 also had a table at the continue their study on the book tist Church 7:30-8:13 p.m. Mis* Elisabeth Woodruff en­ the cudgels In favor of the prta in Oviedo. At 1:16 p.m. the Sunday School Lucy Cochrane of Boston, fourth. Mayfilr that night. The detail* art tertained at an open house Fri* of Romans taught by the pastor, Hollywood's Mariana Dietrich missing, but among those present caas. W. P. Brooks Jr. at 7:30 p. m. to Workers council of the Firat Bap day night, with approximately 60 and Audrey Hepburn Ued for ' The list Is chosen by members list Chuch will meet Rita and Dick Bauer, Dot people calling between tha ap­ to 1:30 P- m. of the New York Dross institute: fifth. THURSDAY Dick Mann, and Mooty and pointed hours of 9 and 10. Moet of Circles o f the W- S. C. S. of Mrs. William Randolph Hearst Rusty LHUboe. their yard* ick la distinguished The Sanford Home Demonstra \ the first Methodist Church, .will those Invited were college stu­ good taste without ostentation or tion Club will .meet at he Coun Jr. of New York, sixth. meet as follows: John Hook la back in town af dents home for the holiday*. 31Da Betsy Ann Carter haa re. extravagance. And that la Prin­ Countua Conaeurio Creipl of Circle No. 5. Mrs. II. G. Her­ cil Center at 2 p.m. with Mrs. W, ter spending Christmas in White Tha refreshment table was over­ turned to Southern College after ces* Margaret,” the Ske.ch de­ man, 610 W. First St., 3 p. m. D. Moye as chairmen of hostess­ Rome, the f o r m e r Cooauelo Plains with Spook’ s family. Spook Circle No. 6, Mrs, Tate Chap­ es Guest speaker will be Mrs. Connor of New York, seventh will stay in New York for a long­ laid with a white cloth, centered visiting here with her parents, clared. Rosalind Russell of Hollywood with a Christmas tree. Crystal Mr. and Mr*. Walter L. Carter. However, the New* Chronlela Stevens of Orlando. man, W. Pint St., 3 p. m. er visit. candelabra containing b u r n i n g laid maybe the experts were right The In vrmodutc Choir of the eighth. Clrcla No. 7, Mrs. Howard Had a Infer from Dlddie Weber candles added to the festive at­ Princess Margaret and hcr auat, Mrs. Stoney Peeples, of Colum­ after all. Monteith, Mellonville Ave., 3 p.m First Buptist Church will rehear­ bia, 8. C., Is spending the holt Clrcla No. t, Miss Bessie Zach­ se at 7 p.m. and the Adult Choir the Duchess of Kent, tt*4 for today. They have nice quarters mosphere. "Their yardstick la simplicity,’’ ninth. • , . , . „ in Quonaet, but It sounds as if they at 8 p.m. ary, 112 Magnolia, 3 p. m. Miss Woodruff was assisted by daye with her daughter, 3tr*. U said. "Is fiat when the prin­ Madrid’s Countess of QulaUnil raally miss Sanford. Aiao today Circle No. 9, Mrs. J. C. Davis, The study, on the book of Bo Mist Martha Cameron and Miss William D. Chisolm. 1301 Park cess has gone wrong? She has Ave. Alto visiting the Chisolm* given herself a sleek, well311 Magnolia, 3 p- m. mans, will be (aught by W. P. la. the former Mary Elaine Grif Is ho day that Beryl and Walt Janice Klnlaw. ia 31l*s Jeannle Bern', of Aiken, groomed hair style-but forgotten > Clrcla No. 10, Mrs. J. H. Nich­ Brooks Jr. at 7:30 p.m. This flth of Roekland County. N. Y, Swlnaon aall for Uawali on the Lurllne. tenth. 8. C. Mrs. Chisolm’s guest* were to throw away her head scarf. olson, 601 Briareltffe Ave., g p.m study concludes at 9:30 p. m. Mr*. Henry Ford I, of Detroit entertained with a number ol She has bought chic tailored and New York, 11th. parties, slghUeeing tours and at' suits—but forgot wn to throw Countess Mona yon Bismarck of day night honoring Tom . par A f R o b e r t s H o m e tended the New Year's Day Bowl away the blouse and pearls that Paris and Capri. 12th. ants, Mr. and Mrs. Kilcllne gam* In Orlando. clatter the neckline. Kokomo, Ind. Aivo Walling !• "She has turned up at garden For Festive Party 1 cup white sauce Susanne, Tom’a slater. The KBLucia and Randall Goff hava re­ parties in draped silken dresses— 1 bsp. worchestershir# sauce You can’t blame Adam If he pericnee and the days In (he open dints or* on their way to Fort A group of teenagers gathered turned to school to resume studies but forgotten hat they art »uf 1 tbsp. eharry was allergic to apple pie, but such a Joy that the modern Eden Lauderdale, where they have a Monday night at Mike Roberts' after spending the holiday* with Relent unto themselves and do 1 tbsp. lemon juice after all he was In the wrong New Year’s their parents, Mr. and 3tr*. O. K not need diamond broochea, fancy winter home. Domell designed her home for a gala 1 cup grated cheeat Eden. Now if ho had been in hunters will be spurred on to new L I CIULLON la tha UU* giv­ own fiscal arrangements. On the Eve party. They did ail the de­ Goff. Lucia la a student at 3Iary shoes, bracelets, poarD and frill; experiences, such aa Making out (9 Florida... Salt and pepper to taste en this charcoal French aerg*dining room tabia was an orchid corating themselves and each con­ Washington In Fredericksburg, haU." the conch from the bayous or A modern Adam and Evo Mix all IngradlaM*. Put In lob- cona with white carnadon* lop­ tributed some hlng towards the Va, and Randall attend* the coat with a double-winged, visiting the garden spot of the the flats. Conch Creole la ator shells, brown in oven. ovsr-alttd collar — from Chris­ ped by a lavender orchid. White refreshments, favors, etc. for the 3lt**achuse(U Institute of Tech world, Florida of course, can famous dish when made accord' tian Dtor’s winter collection, The visiting and venturesome tapers burned in the wall econes evening. O ffic e rs For 1957 nology In Cambridge, Mass. eat golden apples and only whet ing to the following old Key West couple could not be In Florida and on the table. Shrimp, ham, gsml-atted, tha coat is doubt*Bright crop* paper streamers w ipe. their appetites for other luscious breutsd with crocheted but­ long without hearing about the and other tidbits ware a tractive- wera used throughout the Roberts 1 Elected, In s ta lle d Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Wright had tons. After removing the conch out famous "Hush Puppies” that go ty served. Attmding were A! and home and a baby dolt was ap­ viands of sea or tree. They will bo delighted to find that they can of the shell by immersing in very with sea food. They almply had Betty Hlllner, Betty and Bill propriately dressed to represent home with them for the holiday* By T o u rist C lu b their two sons, Calvin, who I* the obtain such foods by the do-it- hot water, nnd using a wire hook to try them out and were richly Lemos, Skip and Ernie Horrell, the new year. Following the covered dish sup­ U. S. A. F. stationed in 3Hs«D»i yourself method. to extras, it, pound the meat aa rewarded In consuming the com Hot y McBratnle, Bill and Betty The young people enjoyed re­ ppi, and Alvin, who attend* Geor per held Tuesday night by tho San swing for tbs 0*1try City Touma They can, after a stimulating you might do tough stOuk. Dice bln» Ion of— Hexiett, Millie and BBi Thomas, freshments consisting of assorted gia Military College. ford Tourist and Bhufflsboard men i to b* teU Jan. 22-22. dip In the aurf, chaso the elu- it and add to the pot 1 cup comment Paul Grunder, Dusty Rhodes, cookies and toft drinks, and for Club, an elm-tlon and installation (9 give Dorax (Periwinkle*) which In the meantime, in a skillet 2 Dp. baking powder Jane and John MIBer, Mildred entertainment they popped com of officers was held. Dr. and Mr*. Ralph Woodruff burrow In * the beach sand in a put: And brown. 1 small onion minced and Ollle Loper, Hank and Kits apd danced. New—Officer* k ttf president, and children, Ralph Jr., 3!nrjorl.\ twinkling of an eye. These Uny (» tbsp. shortening 1 rgg White, Muriel and Rocky GlideThose present at the ge’-to­ and Mary left Wednesday to ra Donald Brooks; vice president. AUTO LO ANS pastel bi-valves can bo scooped life cup onion (diced) •; cup milk or water well, Flora and Bill Wigton. Fran gether were Suianne Jones, Buddy turn to their home in Engllshtown Million Wright: secretary, 3Ir*. up—sand all— and put Into a cup celery (diced) Mix and beat vigorously and Dick Murray, Virginia and mesh basket or colander where '4 cup parsley (diced) Low est C o s t Small round patties are formed John Johnston, and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk, Barbara Bradley, Tommy N. J.„ after visiting his mother, Baxter Rowan: treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Weber and trustees Joseph Bulner, Deanna Nichol*, Johnny Mr*. F. L. Woodruff. (he sand is easily washed by the 14 lb. Sait pork (diced) and dropped into the fat where Art Pleva and Mrs. Koonix. Murray, A. C. Madden, Capt. Earl* Krofchlck, Judy Ludwig, Tommy convenient Gulf or ocean. Since 14 cup green pepper (diced) the fish had been fried. Marvin and Geneva Quicker 3tr. and 3lr*. John Ivey and Louckes, Herbert Layng, and noy (hey are already aalty, cover They discovered they could have order* to California, and Brown, Betsy Williams, Mike 2 clove garlic (diced) :#iem only with clear cold water No. 2 can okra make many salad* from tropical will be leaving next week, I am Roberu, Sonny Skinner, Kniniett family have relumed from Geor Vance A friendly tournament was then and bring to a boil. The delicately Add above to soup pot with fruit* that wart within picking most unhappy to report. The McCall, Cindy May, Jay Altman, gia where they spent the Christ Ba m Rosemary Southworth and Ralph flavored juice will be related and cups water, then put In: mas holidays. held on the shutfleboard court be­ ATLurnc ranch. Either sliced with other Quicker!* have been • vital pari Kipp. A the soup la reedy for straining tween Sanford ami Orange City, 2 cups diced conch fruits like orange aad grapefruit of HATWING, to say nothing of through a fine cloth aa soon Elizabeth Woodruff has return with Orange City winning by one INSTALMENT LOAN 3Io:hers assisting Mr*. Roberts 314 cups diced potatoes section* or fiUed wRh boiled Sanford. the water boils. Salt and pepper were Mrs. C. O. Jones and Mrs. ed to Tallahassee to resume her game. shrimp, lobster, the avocado pear No. 2 can toma oes Mtasbes FDIC can be added to taste. Treats and Mika Michel are Cyril Butner. studies at FSU. Preparation* are now in full makes a delicious dish. There are 1 can tomato sauce In 11tie slough along the 14 tsp. chilli powder many varied way* of preparing beach or in the shallow water (4 tsp. curry powder the avocado. when the waves, ebb, our Adam (4 tsp. thyme This appetl e—conscious pair and Eve will find crabbing fun. found they could get celery, vege­ 1 Dp. file powder With a wire crab net they can table* of all kinds, and a variriy H4 tsp. paprika snare e-sough crabs in a short 1 tbsp. salt of fruits from which to make time to have them deviled for 1/10 tbsp. pepper dishes such aa banana broad and slinwr. More than likely they will 1/10 tbsp. red pepper guava laris. 9 use this recipe for preparing The wonderful Key limes, from 12 peppercorns, crushed them: 2 bay leaves which a Key lime pin area made 4 cups of Crab Meat from tha recipe below, are grown 1 bsp. horse radish 1 cup of milk '• tsp. oregano throughout <he southern and 3 alien of white bread (4 tsp. worcheetershire sauce central portion* of the state. (crusts removed) Cook under prssurw 10 min Beat 3 egg yoUts lightly and Hi large tbsp. minced onion utes. Add No. 2 can peas. Flour add i can condensed milk, than 3i tap. salt, dash pepper to thicken — sherry to task*. beat again. Add 3/4 cup lime Dash of Tobasoo sauce beat until smooth. % Urge tbsp. Wore hostsr»hire Along th« rocky bottoms near Juice and the shore or under an overhang­ Pour mixture into baked pastry sauce Cook all ingredients excepi crab ing reef lurk the Florida lobster, shell. Top with m e r i n g u e from the 3 egg whites. “ meat for 10 minutes stirring con­ and they can be caught by hand made stantly, add crab moot—cook 3 If you are a daring aoul. Net* or Grate a little lime rind on the minutes. Fill crab shells, sprinkle traps, however, provide the bast meringue for color. with breakerumbe, pour melted method and our do-it-yourself From soup o dessert, Florida's butter on top and biuwu in hot frit-mis can seek (hem out to con­ varied sources of edibles provide oven. vert into succulent Lobster N*w- exciting and templing menus for Seeing how easy it is to acquire berg like this: both the hungry homefolk* and their own food, our Florida visit­ 2 cup* lobster visitors. ors will undoubtedtiy try pier, bridge Or surf fishing. Perhaps their catch will Include Florida’s fish de-luxe, the pompano. This 9 fish la delicious when broiled thusiy. Spilt the pompano down the1 back....wash and dry. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and place on well greased wire broiler in FIELD RUN—ASSORTED COLORS a 430 degree oven, skin side up. PLANT NOW FOR SPRING BLOOM Cook until skin browns, turn and brown the flesh side. Broil 20 DOZ. ROOTS minutes. Florida limes or lemons, sltould be quartered and served WE STILL HAVE SOME ANNUALS _ with the fish. CLEO.MK — LARKSPUR — CALENDULAS • Shrimping can be fun too, and BELI.S OF IRELAND — STOCK with the swirl of a shrimp net ini sally or brackish water from St. CARNATIONS — DIANTUUS — PANSIES Johns River to the Keys on the, NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT east coaat or Escambia Bay to' Shark River on the west coast can provide shrimp fit for any! table. Nothing's better than real good ahrimp pilau made like this FOR SPRING BLOOM Mince and fry golden brown A LARGE SELECTION OF COLORS one slice of white (sail pork) AND VARIETIES V bacon about ithe site of a finger join—one large onion (minc­ ' PRICED FROM ue ed), i green pepper (minced). Add one cup uncooked rice. Stir con­ stantly until rice la well coated. Add one can No. 2 lomatoee and l lb. raw ahrimp. Stir only once after adding ahrimp. Cover light­ SOUTH SANFORD AVE. NEAR LAKE JESSUP ly, turn to low beet end cook 23 PHONE 716-J-l minute*. Finding, bringing home their MRS. S. C. DICKERSON ROBERT S. BROWN -meals is such a gratifying «X‘ | Calendar Happy Birthday Miss W oodruff Has Open House Friday Night fistAAonah ■ l> J 2 B S *» S !S r J S l;| T e e n a g a r 5 Gather M any Succulent Meals M ay Be Prepared From Florida Products * S A N E .O R D BARGAINS IN BEAUTY (Day atilicA $ 1.00 &$aliUL& 39c GRAY SHADOWS NURSERIES li L & �t \ M* T H E S A N F 0 1 D H E R A LD Jh iL SanQohd^ *-8 disUunld rREVIEW O F THE Y E A R -fly A la n Mever-| n u n u it a c a tin r u s r a s m - s / i s saus si .a e ra * J. is.se s4* s ee T i - i u s s u i i a ssAtss^i/Ve wtu as. fro* i l l tss > .» i l-s a m Jus Ale s.t* s t -s * seals t/gris* as * s a-ns /V B tifB H i: ItASUi Af/Af AU'tTAR 6AM£ 7 -3 . MSL ' RAR/ilLL PrrcMi* ItOALTTtR. ItP tfeU/AMt CLOUTt 4 oor* I b s r f - 4 / s a an# axs i,w ass Ate a i-a AM 1.40 4 Mid m a::a$ er Me " A44 4 3-1 B^cifrii/sa Mile IU r 4 Aie a s- h back —Ss/ie* an* axe J .yvr- ' BRiRLSY PRY. 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P i Ckrletle Mr Vixen. Uncle Ckrls. rosy Btresk. tllnin Annie. Fi*r*4*le. Joe P i i u u . Rentes w a r n — s / ta ttii* — V f U p *; T » *r aw usn . u r n s e w ju o h th tempeR Brendr Upper Terk. Pull WTeA Clieha NINTH HACr—a ie Wile ASereS. Cleet. Rush Cell. Preekot* Brown. Oeh# N»ely. Kd'e Onld. n a il' Jeenle Ferrell, llumorlet ' TWNTfl HACR—A 14 Wile qer Judeeee. leetnpe. Perk Hre. to. Cense Chic. Ckwel Re)| rteel Pletfon. Idle OotUr. Leke.lle Net- V HOAD TAKts rut ir p L ts o r ru t ORAetP ALA* Mf tfiMMlHO WrMMUPoet MMOL". ■ r Cock Fights M a in Dish In Puerto Rico ffy OSCAR FRALEY SANTURCE. Puerto Rico W Chicken to most people is some­ thing on a dinner menu but to your Tuerto Ricans it mean* freniled excitement and a cbanet Jto_£unblc.— _____ -Tha "tsianderi would rather make a bet than eat and, whllt there is plenty of "action” at the In both Iowa and New HampaWre 11 per e«nt of the total popBlatfoiv-abeut one pert on in nine —la 41 years or older. A major insurance company says this Is the highest proportion of elders in ail states. •m* A 104-pound human would wtigh ZA*>f U pounds on Mara. The golf clinic, which wot ao much popularity Just prior to tba second annus! tlSJOO PGA Mayfair Inn Open, was raptated again thia afternoon at tho Mayfair Inn Open, was repeated by Mario Csrfagno, resident pro, and hii associate winter pro, Ed "Porky” Ollrer. Between the two amiable wits the entire big of golf clubs was demonstrated to the large turnout of spectators, comprised mostly of Mayfair Inn guests. Porky Oliver, said by many to be the greatest wit on the pro­ fession*! tour today, tossed the assemblage into galls of laughter with his imitations, particularly of a woman golfer. Oliver also demonstrated many trick shots, high shots, low shots, and drew ooha and aahs from the audience when he called for vol­ unteers and then had them ex­ pose their toes, whereupon he used the toes for a tqe and pow­ ered off. One o f the Volunteers said that she wouldn't have to clip her toenails for a few weeks after Porkf's dazzling demonstra­ tion. Bisons, R e d W in g s Share L e a g u e 's Defensive H o n o rs S W A P S f / r » 4 t* WOALP MARK m /<?i st-s 4 M a t* t l-l A40 T.t* 4 t-ns Seminole Quintet Is Not Ready For Leesburg's Stiff Competition reached through narrow, winding streeti, and you can hear tha crowing challenger of the comba­ tants long before you reach the large, remahackle building. Inaide is a 35-foot dirt-floored ring an* circled by five tiers of wooden benches which rise almost to the sheet Iron celling. Bet* already are being shouted around the eircle as a canvas sling la Ipwcred from the celling, much like the microphone at Madison Square Garden, and the two cocka are weighed. They muat be within one ounce of each other and they are armed with needle sharp bone spurts taped on their natural spurs. As a concesalon to nobody knowi who. steel epurs are Illegal her* In the only place under the American flag where cockfighting MONTREAL W — The Buffalo Rlson* and Rochester Red Wings shared most of the International League's defensive honors for the 1*34 campaign. The last-place Bisons were offi­ cially erowned the team’ s No. I defensive unit and had two indi­ vidual leaders while the secondplace Red Wings had three indi­ vidual “ champions,” according to official figures released by th« league. The Bisons compiled a .VTI fielding mark with only 133 errors In 131 games. Buffalo's Louis Orlit led the second basemen with a .987 figure and the Bison's Bill Serena topped the third basemen with .942. The Red Wings’ three individ­ ual leaders were first-baseman Joe Cunningham, with * a .994 Read basketball coach Bud Lay­ er laid thU morning that his Charles, the Sanford Scminotee, would be te top form for tho clash with Pierson te the high school gym aext Tuesday night, but that tba warrior* were aot ready for tho stiff competition that thay expected tonight when they travel to Leesburg to face the giant Yel­ low Jackets. Headed by 4-1 Ivan Roberts, the Leesburg Jackets will be the tall­ est team te face the Seminolea all aeaion. At if the befgth were­ n’t enough, the Seminolea will be a year behind in experience. The Yellow Jackets will field an en­ tirely senior quintet, while the Seminolea will have only one sen­ ior on the entire squad, Phil Byrd, and Byrd has had less than two school* weeks of basketball prac­ tice. Tba Seminolea will have super­ ior speed, however, and will cap­ italise on the fast break and the running gama to miko the sup­ eriority ia that department pay dividends. The Seminolea worked for on ad­ ditional hour yesterday afternoon for the second consecutive day in as msny dsya since school resum­ ed after tho Christmas vacation. "We wart worried about their physical conditioning after the holiday layoff,’’ Layer remarked, “ but most of the boys have done hard mamiil labor during the hol­ idays and are in pre I y good trim.” The physical conditioning of a team that has to rely on speed ratber than height in basketball competition la extremely import­ ant. "If the boya get tired easily we lose the only advantage wa have," Layer pointed out “ These boya have come through for us In a big way. which, I think, indicstei that thay are tired of los­ ing gsmes ana it shows their desije to do something about It.” Assistant eoach Dick Sllvcri said that Leesburg hod been well acouted for the game. “ I think we have a few lurprlscs that may rock them back on their heels, however,’’ h# said. "We know they’re big and they're tough. Eta Millar from Lyman acortd 9 points afaintt than, aad Ly­ man still loat the gam*. Thay hare focr boy* as UH as Millar and the other starter ia an aeeo* rata shot anywhere past mid coon.” "W* hare our work rot out for ua for the neat fear weeks,” La­ yer added. “ In usance we’re teaching the entire team the game of basketball. That tales a lot of time, aad we're decided ta saeriflea the ratxlc-danle for some good, clean,- aharp basketball. We have tome Innovations, that we're Introducing that are used on the college level with' extreme effectiveness. It may actually hamper ua against Leesburg be­ cause we have been to desperate* ly cramped for time, but we are definitely pointing for the Pier­ son game next Tuesday Bight.” After, watching the boys work out, this writer la aniaied bow much a team can Improve within two deya time. From a fumbling insecurity the boya hare progres­ sed te a fairly accurate stage of play-pattern following. “ We had td begin lomewbtre.” Layer eald. “ We couldn’t tee the point in continuing losing games because the boys didn’t under­ stand and have command of the basic fundamentals of the game. We decided to sacrifice a definite pattern of plays designed to work against a certain team, in thia case Leesburg, for aomo good, solid sessions In fundamentals. Actually, we have done the only thing that eould ever hope to make the boya a winning team. They would never be able t4 com­ pete against good competition when moat of the boy* had a hasy concept of the ramifications of th« game.” The Seminolee, however, are not planning to throw the game to­ night to the winds. They’d like very much to score an upset wlo agelnst the high flying Yellow Jackete. Game time if I p. m. tonight in Leesburg. Henry Fonda, the stage aad screen star, playa the bull fiddle. Sulphur is used In io many pro­ ducts It la estimated that each family In the United States uses abou 100 pounds of sulphuric acid a year. More than 5 million of the 33 States are ridden by adults, says the Bicycle Institute of America D A IL Y CRO SSW O RD ivar.) n n iM ir a a i t Units ct TMUiear'l Sauw merchan* 41. One's dtse dwelling 11. Lean-tea i t Birds as 14. Affirmative a class reply 43. Mischief 1*. Girl's name ( colloq ) It. Parted IT. CaJifomla -tobe” laurel It. Bnemy scout It. Large 10. Oid Testaeelssors ■went labbr.) t t Mother S3. Mythical 13. For 40. MeUI 13. Gold I Sp ) divinity «T. Music note 34. Beilowa IS. Attempt 2* Pacific island group t l . Inserts, as a cartridge *4. Type measure 15. Cereal grain IT. Excls- tuition Iff. Change 41. Mist o 4 W T 1 * — — ;J j - — 1“ '//, v/a % E1--------->T 4 T1 T Ya & la !« % d 4i ia. 14 % 11 44 %'* % IO i 1. Stylish 1 >i if % % 7* 40 TT- (slang) *. Quantity of yarn g. Concludes f t Ya yX W ii // 11 5 7 17" % w DOWN ii % H-----------V / it 57 % 1 IO % II ■a- % ‘1 — — tii- 7 r & % Lenny M oore N a m e d O utstanding Rookie NEW YORK SB — Lenny Moore, former Pena State halfhack who led the Baltimore Colts la scor­ ing last season with 34 points, has bean named the National Football League’s outstanding 1934 rookie in the annual United Press Poll. The 23-year-old Moore, a native of Reading, Pa., is the second straight Baltimore player to win the rookie poll. Alan The Horse Amoeba, former Wisconain AllAmerica who put in hla second Professional G o lf A ssn . H a s 'C z a r ' T o S e ttle D isp u te s LOS ANGELES HR— The Pn>Amelia Earhart, in 1928, became fessional Golfer*’ Ai*n., Irked with the first woman to fly aerosi the Its own Inability to cope with Atlantic. errant players, has named a vities on the rich year-round tmir. More than 100 players, here for the Los Angels Open starting to­ day. sat in on a meeting at which Edwin J. Carter, tournament bureau manager, wa* given added powers that included the right to bar men from competing in PGAsponsored tournaments. "Fines will be levied bv our tournament supervisor, Harvey Raynor." says Carter. "If they think the fine Is unjust, they may appeal to me. I make the final decision. There is no further apn».t •• season with the Colts in 1934, wa^ the 1955 winner. • Moore beat out Preston Carpen­ ter of the Cleveland Browns tar rookie of the year honors in voting by 23 sports writers who covered the campaign in the various NFL cities. Moore received 10 votes. Cam penter, former University of Ark­ ansas halfback who set a Cleve­ land record In 1934, by carryint the ball 18S times, received stP votes. Sam Huff, a first-year player from West Virginia who won the starting middle guard berth with the champion New York Giants, placed third with four vote*. John Unitas, who came up from jnnrilot football to set a new Bal­ timore club record by completing 33.4 percept of his. passe*, was fifth with three vote's. M Clyde Conner, an end from Col® lege of the Pacific who made good with the San Francisco For­ ty-Niners, and J. C. Caroline, Chi­ cago Bears halfback, each receiv­ ed one vote. Moore finUhed eighth In the lea­ gue in rushing Mth 4t9 yards on 84 attempt*. His average of 75. yards per rush was the best posted among the pro circuit's top ten ball carrier* and was the, highest in the history of the BaP tlmore team. Moore, de»cribed by Coach Rip Engle of Penn State as “ the greatest back 1 ever coached.” scoied nine touchdowns to equal the Baltimore season high set by Ameche in 1934. The Reading roo­ kie also caught a touchdown pan and threw one scoring pass. REVIEW O F THE Y E A R -B y Alan M a ve r now FATTtAtOH BtAT* , feu m cA N t •/AcHtoet r each ot her nine happy year* I* the story told THO FOK ONE—Two pound* of blackfin tuna fa by emiliny Barbara Hulhnan. Illaleah, who entered her IS pound, 4 ounce fish In the etatewld* Rudy Fchaefcr Fishing Contfet. Ineligible for prlie*. Batbar* *■» voted a ipeclal cita’fon, her tuna being n eery Urge one. It ••* landed eff Haulover Rearh and she had no help. President Taft presented the Aero Club of America medals to th# (Fright Brothers at the White House in 1909 for th* invention of the lint tuceenful airplane. The average freight train on major U.S. railroads ii composed of 64 cart. 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Second St. 4—BOATS AND MOTORS ‘ Your Evinrud# Dealer BOBSON SPORTING GOODS 301 E. lit St. Phone 094 01 USED MOTORS Unconditionally Guaranteed 1054 Mercury Mark 55 (Demonstrator) .......... w * Like new Johnson 5W HP... 1150 Perfect 3 HP Johnson ....... » »0 A few 20 HP, 1856 Mercurye left ... . Save NEW 1K7 MODEM Mark 4 — Mark 30 — Mark 55 See the new Mark 73 — 60 HP 8 Cyl — Mercury ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS Closing out— 1 only $299 (Fiberglass boat ....... $210 Cmtliner Aluminum boat and Fiberglass Boats from ___ $313 W. P. SMITH Mo ora— Boats—Paints—Glass 2515 S. Part Phone 1203 12—TRAILS BS It will nay YOU to see us before jroa buy. Open Evenings and Sundayiu* Ealtaide Trailer Seles Paletke, Fla. ilrstream House Trailer for tale. Purchased new thij year. Com­ plete with combination refri­ gerator, gaa range, gas heat, twin beds, dinette A 12 gallon water tunk. St. Johns Realty. Phone 1129 or 1079, S inford. 14—USED CARS Bay Ilerroo will put you miles Ahead A Dollars Ahead with a high appraised trade-in on a New 1967 Pontiac. Gee the new Pontiac now on display. 1954 Pontiac Vdoor Chicfian Deluxe. 1953 Buick Riviera Sedan 2961 Pontiac 2-door Sedan 1951 4-door Chevrolet 1961 4-door Plymouth 1950 4-door Plymouth Call Ray Herron, 2454 or alter 4 p.ra. Calll 1313 W. 1940 Ford, motor excellent, has bad reverse gear. Fir* $10.00 gets IL 1951 Nash Statesman $150.00 Body « little rough — good motor. Hugh Ansley, 1913 Summerlin. 3957 Plymouth Betagedere, 4 dr., save $500.00. Comer of Ifully A West 4th after 5:30 p. m. 14-BEAUTY PARLORS For all your B e a u t y Needs Bevelon A Theo-Bendcr Cosmetics HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Th. 971 105 So. Oak BU8 ESS ICES 37—BUILDING—II CP AIRS PAINTING Ted Burnett fer PAINTING 3901 Grandview Phone 1M3-M. W OOLSEY Marine Finishes For Your Hoat Stnkarik Gitas and Paint Co112-114 W. 2nd St. Phene 324 RENEW._ Your Roof I Stay We suggest a contractor. Let Ua arrange a Home Owners Loan to cover your roofing job. Gre­ gory Lumber of Sanford, bth and Maple, Phone 2842. Excellent milk cows. Gentle. Contract and Repair Work Frto Estimates Used to machines or h u d milk­ H. L HARVEY ing. No business Saturdays. 204 Saaford A»e. Pkoee 1121 Walter Trapp, Enterprise. PLUMBING * HEATING MERCHANDISE Septle Tank Installation A Serrte Heater Service, A r e h ie C. Harriett, Pbooe T34-W or 131*. <2—ARTICLES fee SALS We cuy and sen ueed furniture Paytag top exah prices for any thing o f value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POST on 17-91 Ph 3083-W. Plumbing. Kresky Healing M. G. HODGES Service on All Water Pumps— Wells Drilled — Pumps Paoln Road, Phone 700 J tM # - LIVE-BAIT Shiners. Bull Heads. Pop Guta 3 Dozen, 95c • Missouri Minnow* and Worms Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Are. -LUTS Sea Saolnola Rsatty far Desir­ able Houses aad Apts. Pbona 27 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable for Winter TourlsL Private oetb U shower. Steam hsaL Inquire .Manuel Jacobson across from Post Office. CAN For Airline* •BUY Sectional davenport (blond* sod red) $50 00 107 W. 9 th St. • With reaftdrnre nh'a you bay an Odham !■ Tudor ll>un*. $ SAVE $ ON GOOD USED FURNITURE Mather O f Sanford 20309 E. 1st St. Phone 127 Kelvinator wringer type washer S89J0. Craflman bench saw $30.00. Wall type sink with fixtures $7.50. Three metal wall cabinets $10.00. Phone I58A me 47-BROKERS aad REALTORS Fri. 2 used Yeomans pumps. 200 Choice lots In Ihe Mayfair Area at an attractive cash CPH — 4 3t l . head and 238 price. W. E. Kirchoff Jr. Phone GPM — 37 ft. head, 5 HP, >05. 1750 RPM, 3 phase. 220/440 V. $125.00 each. Lee Brothers. 4 lot* totaling SO* x 230’, $500. Just off 5 points A 60 ft. 54—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS frontage on highway — county deed, terms arranged. Christman Plano, good condition. $40. Phono 1524. ________ Hugh Ansley, 1913 Summerlin or Phone 1921 and leave message where you may be contact­ RENTALS ed. 54—APTS—M0U8B4—ROOMS For your future home site we have lots priced from $335.00 up, in WELAKA APARTMENTS: reams several locations in Cl y. Attracprivate hatha, 114 W. Pint St . live Lake Front Isgs. Ph 1X59. Avalon Apts. Efficiency. Ph. 720-W OZIKIt REALTY CO. This is a free pas* to the Movie- 17-BROKERS aad RLALIORS land Ride-In for Mrs W. B. $1500 DOWN FOR~I BEDROOM Moya. Exp. date Jan. 13, HOME. 1957, Total price only $9250. Thone us for details. Efficiency apt Ht-way 17-13 So. City Limits. Slumberland Court Robert A. Williams SEWING MACHINES Naechi - White COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB New and Used Including: bath fixtures, cabinet GARRETT'S 323 B. 1st SL Furnished garags apt. Ph. 432W. sink, water pump, septic tank and water heater, approximate­ Canteens, eola, sleeping bags, ly $25 month. tents, meu kits, hunting knives. Small house with'all modern im­ provement* for rent or sale. Call, or tee ua TODAY Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ Phone 13OT-J. 10C7 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 ford Ave. 2 room furnished epartmennt. 31U This is n free past to the Rita — Factory to you— Mssnolia. Theatre for Marilyn Spears. Aluminum 3 bedroom furnished home on Exp. date wan. i*. i*o7. Venetian Blinds Celery Ave. Call A. K. Ho.,cl Enclosed head. Sag-prool bottom ter. 212. 23—SPECIAL NOTICES rail with plaetic end*. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon 44-WANTED to RENT Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. cord*. We build, design and refiaiah. Henkarik Gian* and Taint Co. Two or three bedroom apartment See at'914 French, Ph. S2-R. 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 3?D or house. Write llox J. L. r/o Sanford Herald. PUMPS A SPRINKLER 44—APPLIANCES SYSTEMS AU types and sixes. Installed PRIGIDA1RE appliances, sale R E A L ESTATE “ Do It Yourself.” and service. G. if. High, Oviedo WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Fla. Phone FO-5-.X3I5 or San II—ACRKAUB S T I N E ford 1642-W after 0 p.m. Machine aud Supply Co. Ten acres exceptional tiled land 207 W. 2nd 3L Pb. 41 Maytag automatic washer, good on hard surface road. W. E. condition, $125. Phone 389 J. Klrehhoff Jr Phone 305. HEATING Duo-Therm Space Heater, 35,000 Floor Fumaeee A Circulators n.T.U. 38” x 20". Reasonable. 180 acres, several lakes, high II. B. POPF. CO.. Inc. land, facing on very large lake, Ph. 2278-J. 200 S. Tark Phone 1440 about 4 miles north east of 45— BUILDING MATERIALS Enterprise. Only $75.00 per acre. S. O. Shinholner Jr. New GATUN BROTHERS CONCRETE Dragline A Bulldozer Service Smyrna Beach. Phone Garden Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete 81141. Blocks, Sand, Gravel, Cement, ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ Concrete Pip* to meet ell 84-FARMS AND GRUVK8 Qualifications. ments, Invoice*, hand bills, and programs, etc. Progressive Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom Printing Co. Phone 404 - 403 Out West 13th St. house, large barn.. AU equip­ Phone 2489 ment and machinery. Easy West 13th SL This 1* a free pass to the RHz terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Hox WELL DRILLING Theatre for Doug IL Smith 1154. Falrbanks-Morse pumpe Exp. data Jan. 13, 1967. Itepaira to all makes. 45-HOMES RED-I-MIX CONCRETE HOWARD C. LONG Window SHI* * Lintel* 207 E. Commerolal Ave. SOUTH P1NECIIEST— 119 Laurel Sepklc Tank—State Approved Phone 38$ Drive. 3 bedroom modern home. Sand — Cement Mortar Mix Lesa than 1 year old. You can Miracle Concrete Co. General contracting and hauling. buy this home with a low down­ Phone 1335 For delivery: clay, fill dirt, 309 Elm Ave. payment and take over a t'-j'.i muck and top soil. W. D. Hol­ G. I.’ ’ Mortage'.' Monthly pay­ 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT combe, Phono 1732-M. ments Including tax A Insurrsnee only $75.23. Close walking HAYNES Office Machine Co. dhtance to the new modem Typewriters, adding machine* DICK M APES Pinecrest School. See this Home 8al*s-R*nla!s, 314 &(*(., Ph. 44 Tile Contractor— Phono 2198^ ^ today. ODHAM A TUDOR, Inc. II—FURNITURE—HUUMfcll'M.D Cor. Hwy. 17-92 A 27th St. EM PLOYM EN T Phones 2100 and 2982. Used furniture, appliances, tool*, etc. Bought-sold. Larry's MzrL 28—HELP WANTED FEMALE Five room house with bath and 321 East IsL SL Phone 1631. approximately thirteen acres of Personable young lady with sales high hammock land. W. E. experience. Typing snd some FOR DISTINCTIVE TURNITURE Klrehhoff Jr. Ph. 305. —at Warehouse Prices, visit bookkeeping. Send resume* of BERRY'S. W* are expert! at aaexperience and expected salary slsting you to secure gracious CUSTOM BUILT HOMES to Box RAEC C/O The Sengood looks with functional conVA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL ford Herald. vtnlanc*. Today’s best buys la FINANCING nationally advertised furniture 3 Waitresses 9 hours a day $24.00 LOW DOWN PAYMENTS at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. a week nnd 2 meals a day. Con­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS First SL Phone 1487 for Even­ tact R. J. Ilullard, Pine Grove ing AppointmenL A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. Rest A Truck Stop. 1 mile north Phone 1991 1800 llellonvllie of Wildwood on Hlway 301. This is a free pass to the Movie, land Kids-ln for Mrs. L. P. 27—HELP WANTED MALE Aucoin. Exp. date Jen. 13, 1957. WONDERFUL LOCATIONS Helper on truck with bnowfcj** of pipe fitting. Steady job with • BIG VALUES . . . SPLENDID VALUES |ocaP|Company. Give full infor • QUICK CREDIT motion. Box X *T. Sanford • EASY TERMS H e r a l d . _________ ______ — la — WIUONMAIBR New aad Used Ferwltar* OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY 311 E. First St. Phone 998 • SOUTH PINECREST With one of thn most progressive • GROVE MANOR consumer finance companies. • VALENCIA V1LLA8, DeLand Must he alert, intelligent and IN VEN TORY SALE willing o study and work hard, We can qualify you for one of in exchange for facilUU-s offer­ our ea*y fiaaure plans within 30 ing guaranteed advancement AU items reduced prior to inven­ miautci. through our Career Progression tory. Red Room Suites Program. Bedding • F. H. A. Living Room Groups See If. L. Foley, G. A. C. Finance Odd Chairs Corporation of Sanford, lit W • V. A. lamp* 1st., 9 A.M. to 4 i'.M. Dinette* Terms To hull Y’ou At • Service Personnel 3 —MALE or FEMALE ECHOLS REDDING CO. Corner 2nd A Migiolla, Pk. 1232 YOU URGENTLY NEEDED '•Bud” Bsmberger, Mgr. Free Delivery Men nnd Women high school education 18 3* *rsin for hostess, reservation, com­ munications, s t a t i o n agents, public contact, radio operator, radar and electronic technicianinteresting well paid career with plenty of opportunities for advincement. Free travel passes, sick leave, many other benefits. Short low-cost training by an established institution in th*? Smith. Positions mast to coast, some foreign. Lifetime place­ ment service. Also want to in­ terview men and women for R a d i o telaviaion electronics training; Announcers, script­ writers programing, product­ ion. Find out if you ran qualify. Write to Box GAS (rare of this pager) for personal tnterview, giving name, address, age, education, phone number. 47—BROKERS aad REAL tOR* DRIVE OUT TODAY- ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Cor. Itvw, 17-92 6 271h .SI. Phones 2101 & 29X0 "Builders of Finer llnme* For Florida Living” Electric Singer Sewing Machioo Two bedroom masonry house, in Blond Console, make* fancy kitchen equipped, low down stitches, pick up 7 payments of payment. Leaving town. 418 $7.35 or will di-count for cash, Orange Ave. wri-e Credit Manager. P. 0. Large huuse for sale in Geneva. Hox. 11099, Orlando. Fla. Ten rooms, one bath, corner For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Pk. t*— FARM end GARDEN lot, reasonably priced with easy UUXIL Loom special $14.9a KEEGAN TECHNICAL terms. Mr*. W. B. Albert, Box Peat Compost ( Oaetweldrr'nl 40c INSTITUTE. 33, Cassadaga, Flo. FLOOR sanding and flushing. bu. bag. CRAPEV1LLE NUR­ Cleaning, waxing Sonrtng Semi­ SERY, Grapeville Ave. Phone 3 bedroom CB house, kitchen nole county since 1924. M—WOKE WANTED. FEMALE 2058. equipped $44 50 mo. Phone 2468tl M. Gleason. Lake Mary R. Child cere in my home. 24 hour, For Sale: Mid-season cabbage JHrKANEY-S.MITH PAINTS day A night. .Ml ages. 704 W. plants. Fred Thurjton. Ph. 432- Modem 3 bedroom house, Ph. 2U5 &. Park Poona 1243 4th SL R. 414LW. SANFORD MRHAt.D Jan- 4, 1057 Pag* f NEW HOME OPEN HOUSE 2 Bedroom house on two lots, North Shirley two blocks outside city limits, January 5 -1 4 $5350.00. $1,000.00 down. May East of Mayfair near Lake Re purchased furnished If desired. Oak shade trees, large 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, kitchen with bull REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN In oven, stainless steel trlmni2544 French Ave. ed, corlon terrasxo floor, living J. W. HALL, REALTOR room with fireplace and plant­ Jehaay Walker, Aseeeiat* er. Full dining room, 3 large • “ Cell Hair Phone 1758 walk in closets, 4 other closets A torage, cork floors through* out, central heating. $22,600. With excellent terms. A B. PETERSON ■ Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson LARGE ROOMY Jr„ P. J. Chtiterson, Garfield 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with Willetts, John Heiseb snd R. W. Florida room on nicely land­ Williams. A C. Doudney, Land scaped lo . Oak floors, central FOR QUICK ACTION aso Classi­ Surveyor. heat, good closets. Indirect fied ads to M l raat kira. C al til N. Park Ave. Phone il29 lighting in living room, en­ closed carport with utility end 1921. say *'Chart# Ready ta Meve Into storage. Nriily new. Good Large 3 bc.lroom, l b il l home neighbors. $18500—terms. on beautifully landscaped lots. Wonderful enclosed f a m i l y ROSA L. PAYTON room, hardwood dloora through­ REALTOR Registered Real Estate Broker out. $19,500 — terms. Raymond Lundqnlat, Phone 2871 17 92 at Hiawatha Here Is a good bay ASSOCIATE Fhoat 1172. Atlantic. Bank Bldg. 3 bedroom CR home, excellent This is a free pais to the Prairie neighborhood. Total $9,075 only Lake Drive In ThrstrV for $50.50 a month. Mrs. Hal Raymond. Exp. date W. H. "Bill" STEM PER Jnn. 13, 1957. Realtor — General lasurer Guy AUta Associate Arietta Price, Associate BILLS HARD lO PAT? Sell Phone 905 or 2122 - 112 N. Park things you r* uiruugh wi t h 204 So. Park Ave. — Phone 960 SWAP ANYTHING! Just place through Want Arts lor PA8I1 Classilied .id*. Phono 1821 tor call 1821. OZIER REALTY CO helpful id-writer. Laura B. Osier, Realtor Classified Distil Hazel M. Field, Associate *801 So Orlando Hwy Ph 1359 EVENINGS: 3115 snd 790 BALL REALTY And INSURANCE Se m in o le R e a lty S W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO REALTORS 1941 Park Are. Phone 27 or 113 j u IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crum lev A Montelth at 117 South Park Phone 772 This is a free pas* to the Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre for Mr. Illuke Sjwyeis. Kx|i. date Jan. 13. 1957. PHONE 927e~for CHERRY Real Estate Brokerage — Notary 1219 W Uth St. Rear Darber Shop Hutlnm* Opportunity Well established butlnoe* earn­ ing a good living. Sacrifice at Itl.ftOO.no becau«e of Illness. A • tractive terms. Consult A HEAL*OK First CULLEN AND I1ARKKY 114 N. Park At*. Pkoee UI3 destined Display SAM C. LAWSON Rm Uf fiw f s s f SL f Feds* III 949444A*« SANFORD FLORIDA n u d i FEMALE7t - I XT ...... tt .i. ■ Sears, lU eW lf nmP Co- ha* ua opening In Sanforu tof • young Indy between 20 and 33 years of age. The person must know touch type system snd o# able to maintain n minimum speed of 35 word* per mlnuts. Uuokkeeplng experience la 4 nuicli desired quality, but otbar practical experience or ndvsnc# educational achievement* would bo considered. Applicants mass be high school graduates with pleasing personality nnd good character,' and have tho ability nnd desire to get along with people. Tht* position offer* * 8°®jl starting salary. A discount wilt b« given on all purchases, with roup Insurance, group hospita­ ls! ion and profit sharing plans available. Permanent resident preferred. It is an Ideal pos* tlon for the right person. If you nre interested In this position, and are between th* ages or 20 and 33, apply la person now at Sears Cal Sales Office. US E rirst Street, Sanford, Fla. Iz£2489| •swa*! C o M c / g e r e T ^ o - McDa n ie l s Repair Shop 1018 W. FIRST STREET O P E N F O R B U S IN E S S Brake Special &!. 3fat|UB Utllagr b u il d in g fi Front End Special Adjust brakes, pull froat Set raster, timber, toe-in, wheel, rhrek linings, repack balanrr front wheels. bearings. $ 1 1.25 . $5.00 PAINT nnd BODY WORKS ALSO GUARANTEED WORK — REASONABLE PRICES STOP IN OR CALI. 1181 ..»4 •kdLRJsJ 1J l j A W . LOOK for your name in The SctnfoAd. di&haUL W A N T -A.T3 S You May Have A FREE GUEST PASS To The 7< ?§ Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In Or Riti Theatres Each day the names o f 6 people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movie land Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In nnd the Hitz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket— you pay only a small service and tax charge on Kitz Theatre, and Prairie Lake Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office o f the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. , Note the date printed at the bottom o f the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. FIND YOUR N A M E! SEE THE M OVIES FR EE! ' I - �t »v . irr. V . * tsffederalTells Asset Increase Of Over I I P d % • Z iL t fb fr C & M ■ V * . M •i ‘g f IV ? ' ik -s j. . n s t . M • ___ ATTpN o r |M (Ln L aad Commanding 01fleer gift Driving m « M * u M idi By Cdr. It C. WN- O i l m n af tto Bate Safa Driving Connell la Lt J. W. Hill repreaenUtive M HAT* H U ft •• HIM Mt O W B. I. Elan, VAU-f. Van* Dak*. Driver Instrnetor, W. E. Giles, !!Z £•***• *«*• Hin- Lc* - W. E. ClWewrll. VAH-9, Chief H. 0. Wlegra.Ula of Z ln t r ta **• ■ 0,tWF Slf» Driving Contest to Be conducted throagh•at IttT. (Offldal Photo, U. B. Navy) Episcopalians Set jlauf Feast O f Epiphany ** m ■ • r . (Continued On Sunday Evening problem* of A! the close o f IBM th* total asset* of th* Pint Federal Bar* Inga sad Lems Alta. reached M,n o .o n jl rsycnsntlng aa tecreaae of over 11 perceet above the sim­ ilar figure for IMS, according to the financial statement released today. H m number of savings accounts increased front Bin to M l with tt.tnt.sn. l# laveetod la thrift ac­ counts that earned la the past ytar 1185,009 In Avidaada at throe per rent a year. Anaaoneomdnt hat just been made that for 1>S7 (he antidpato earnings will B* ct th* rat* at three aad *a* half per cent. Reserve* mounted during the 12 month period by almost on* third and now show 8580,121.31. (n spite of th* tight money condition that haa cfcsrsctorieed 1958 and which was especially da­ table In th* last half of th* year, First Federal loaned for home building, purchase and Improve­ ments tl.818.9Who aa compared to 81.944.909 for tfto preceding similar pariod. President Howard FaviDo point­ ed out that th* association hat always emphasised th* home ownership principle that has led to stable and progressive areas. He added that tha year had bean a good one and there was every indication that 1957 would paral­ lel its forerunner. The savings official said that In the atmosphere of spending bred of th* goad times a smaller proportionate share of Income has been going into savings and withdrawal* had been somewhat heavier than in 1950. He added. However, that In th* closing months of the yesr there appear ed to he a slightly more conser­ vative attitude developing. "We feel that savings should continue to grow and wo will, of course, pursue our established po­ licy of promoting the bousing in­ dustry in this section," Faville ssld. The chief of the thrift associa­ tion paid high tribute to th* staff for the year’* operation and ex­ pressed appreciation to hia fel­ low directors for building th* se­ curity of the savings through ad­ equate reserves and at the samo time looking ahead to greater earnings for th* savers of th* as­ sociation. By DOROTHY WORLEY V i m to Dorothy Warier. Beprtrted to permhelsa at tto publisher. Anton Book*. ____________ DUtrtVoted to Ktos Fkrtw** Pnrtkrt*. They bad stopped 00 tha Bridge mgly, "U's • oice ride over the to enjoy Iha bright landmaga, bridge la tha early Tha tea to* lifted aad tto aa Rita shook bar I waa Ilka meltm gold. "Ouaae will awaken aad I am. But m b* glad to get you we’d batter nwv* aa. rm heading that coffee. By tto way. Doe aald • CUD Of COfftfe* -Leave ber a note." BUI urged. ba waa going ta aak Priscilla ta Rtto bad an unpula* to get up and get outride. Could t*« grt out -It isn't often that I aak a lady rid* with Mm oa a call down aaar CazrakeUs thl* morahs . V jm w i t h o u t dUtartttg PrtactUaT to hrtt Irfiif ** T a u tempt me. Otoe ms two dMFt mind. Da you?" Should aha advtaa Prtocill* about "Mind? Why atouM I ? Altar disposing at tb* property, or let minutes to write th* note." an, Priscilla la twenty-two aad Bill would bare laughed I the dectmoss to entirely ber own? rm art tor chap mm* ” It eermod the logical thing to go ha seen tha aoU Rita lafl. "W< 1 wondered about that Tea accept th* offer Ai­ der of wonder*! Pv* goa* to and Priacilto” med*. Tat it a*etn*d breakfast with th* rod T o o mma you wonder staff th* man waa vo Coffee's made. Back sm are congenial, me betoff She threw a soft to get tha property now. It bad beeo standing vacant around ber shoulders, tacked a thirty-six aad Prtaciila twentytwo? Priscilla waa a small-town aa long. Mr. Todd had explained rad hibiscus la ber hair. "You’re quite tetching la that girt whoa aba came to New York that by saying th* property could art be put oo the market until outfit - BiU said, bis eye* moving three years ago 8h* got a job th* Mir was toubd. It » u altar over her approvtagty. "With that with tha bna Pro been with tar a long daw, aad 1 sort at task tbetr nan to Lookout House that red bower ta j eyes ilka velvet paaaiea, you her under ^ wiag." Alvaros bad eotn* to Mr. Todd "If 1 aald you didn’t look aay> Ilk* a aewon ‘ with bis offer. How bad bo known Rita thought, Thar* be goes where boar thirty-six. yoa would Mr. Todd was handling it? Had h* seen them at ta* property? again, trying to link me with tklnk rm trying to flatter yoa* "No." she aald candidly. “7 AM what about th* money she that Spaniard Alvarex She mid cheerfully, Thank* for the com- wouldn't think thaL Because, you had found? No o h ba am 1 quit* agree with yoa PerpitmenL‘" BUI waa right. The rid* aczom haps because rro beea told that Tha alight bite ta tb* air made her think of coffee. She got out the causeway was exhilarating la ao often. Aad 1 don't really mind at bed quietly and went to the the fresh morning air. Sunlight being thirty-*!*—la fact, I bokitchen to put on lb* coffeepot. sparkled aa th# water. Gulls Uero 1 would rather be my age By lb* time she bad slipped into wove intricate pattern* above tb* than twenty-two," she laughed chearfuQy. T ra bean both age* black wootea alack* ant a white remoter, rebraided ber hair and "Oh. there's that beautiful you aaa, aad 1 oaa apeak irons wroppad it around bai bead, tb* yacht!" aald Rita. "DotaaT K experience rm gtod rm past that aoffe* waa ready. She poured ber- gleam tn the stm? Like silver aad age where you go an tlagiy if a man who appeals to you looks at aalf a cup aad carried it outside, gold." being careful to stay oo the nar­ "I think 1 asked you last night you aa If you appeal ta him, too." "ll’a not a bad feeling," BUI row walk to avoid tb* heavy dew. U you bad met Alvar**.* She broke og m her thought* on T o u did,” Rita mid smoothly. said, smiling. "Aad it can happen seeing a car atop. "Do you know him?" to oa* at thirty-six as well aa at “Hi," BUI called. “1 didn't know "1 haven’t met him y*L Dick twenty-two, A woman of thirtyvacationists got up ao aarly. Com* Devereaux says he thinks ha can *U can to just aa appealing." over aad say good morning." get an mvtte for me to a party "Now that remark really nas Rita walked over to the car. Alvares la planning soon.” all th* earmarks of flattery,” Rita "You're really tntereeted in that aald good-aaturedly, "but it leaves "It taat early. Must be all of me unimpressed." seven. I might aak tbs same of T o u really are a o-» >o* you. Aren't you early—for a "Could be." BUI aald, and add­ writer 7“ ed. "Let’s say curious. Instead." aren't you?” “It’s late for me. I*vr already "I don't know, but flattery al­ He prohably expected her to been out balling. 1 like the early aak why he was curious, but ah* ways seam a tittle obvious to m e* mornings. That coflre smells good dldn’L "1 think Doc was quite She smiled to take a w a y tha . . . Would you have another cup smitten by your little friend," he slightly caustic sound of tha re­ at It bandy?" Hls smile waa mark, aad added lightly. "Her* wblmawaL we are! And 1 seem to hare "1 waa alrald of thaL" “Why afraid?" Rita thought, 1 could Uka him worked up aa appetite. 1 hare aa if be didn’t antagonize me. She "Not really, of course. And empty spot not only for coffee aald pleasantly, "There's a potful then he's not really -smitten,- aa but for bacon and eggs. Break* —but I can't aak you in. It’a you call IL He s in love with th* fast appeals to me more fust now really a dollhouse. And Priscilla little girl era met at Maud** last thaa romance." to sUH sleeping. But TO get you a night. Im l ba?" T o u win." said Bill, more t o evp" Twggy romsroy? I mink ti* terested m this woman than be T ell you what. Leave tb* cot- la. Although having beea ta wanted to be. He jerked htwi—if to* for Priscilla aad come with Apalachicola such a short time, up mentally. Nob* of that Ha me. We'U ride over to Maud’s I can't my how serious It to It had a job to da Until be knew aad get breakfast. I take It you seema to be aa accepted fact here more about ber, he'd better keep haven't had youraT" Reading re­ that Peggy can have either on* bit feelings strictly ttapenanaL fusal la ber eyes, he added coax- of them. Dick or Pet* Craig.” fTo Ba Confine ft ) ANN NOH M M , 19, Quean at tha annual Tournament of Rom*. Balds a bouquet aa aha pome toe this pre-Rose Bowl game at Famdena, Calif. (International) (Caettaaad tram Page 1) tmuaea*. By way at contrast, from Page Oaa) ba If atto a part maator In OH' the Seminole County Sort and Sullivan. Member* of Holy Cross Epis­ Sherlff'e department. Sheriff Hob­ - Arizona-born Raymond Keaat, an aluRimu of tha San Francisco copal Church and their friend* by stated "As long aa we can have Conservatory, was awarded a feL will celebrate. the Feast of the justice tempered with mercy we lowabip at JuQIard Graduate Epiphany Jan. 8, on Sunday night, will have true democracy and School, and wan a pupil of John beginning at 7:10. Jeeee Book- leas communism.’* Charles Thomas as well. Keaat hardt, organist, will present a re­ "Very seldom do see have trou­ GREENSBORO, N. C. «B — has appeared with the San Fran- cital consisting of works of Pae* ble wl li those who have good Somewhere hi Greensboro a little hrtbel, Bach and Dupre'. Follow­ elaco Opera and fang tha role of education . . our aln violators are boy la In the doghouse — and Valentine in Maggie Teyte’a tour­ ing Ihb, the Young People Ser­ Ihose who are ees fortunate and chanees are hell be back In It ing company of Gounod’ s “ Faust" vice League will present In candle­ do not have the advantage* of when hit father get* hia personal light form The Peart of Lights. His varied Broadway career has property tax bllla. education," said th* Sheriff. Included lea il» In "Song at Nor* This la a "etriklngly beeutful The father svaa listing his pro­ Com men ling on the move from day" and "Allegro." l(a haa been way of telling the Mory of the perty at the county courthouse for the Court House of the Sheriffs featured in Canadian productions spread of tee Christian fsHh. county aad city taxes. After th'« service there will be Office to the Seminole County of "The Desert Song." and "Tha •And now aa ta your televlaion Jail, Hobby said "We feel that Merry Widow." He Is a stellar coffee and toko served In the *ri, what size screen U It,” th* member of tha Saaaae Opera Parish House. An Epiphany Cake, w# can given the ritiiens belter lister asked. company whose recorded perfor­ containing an Epiphany gold ring, service by moving. “ Seventeen inches," the father mances of operetta and opera In win be a high point. The member 'We wl) eliminate a lot of fric­ replied. English are attracting widespread of the congregation who find* tion and will save the county a Hi* son promptly piped up, attention. An annual star with this ring will be the official hoe! lot of money In phone bills, elec‘‘ Why Dad. you know our set’s the Arundel Opera Theatre, Keaat or hostess of Holy Cross Perish tricity, food and oher expense*," a 21-Inch." Is alio featured baritone soloist for I#57. said Hobby. Th* father then asked the boy, In the Shaw Chorale RCA Victor The public la Invited to attend ■bout 9 or 19, to take a teat on In a question and answer period album "Sweet and Low." this evening program. a bench. following Sheriff Hobby's talk lo Junior member of the ChantL Questioning then turned to the th* Jaycees he said In answer to ekers is 24-year-old James Alar* family car and th* type 0f Kenneth McGuire, was born In a question regarding maximum tlodale whose outstanding basso brake*. “ No It doesn't have pow­ flrst won him recognition In bis low* and raised In Missouri. He speed "When we get adequate er brakes." th* father aald. native Michigan. Following his went to New York In 1IM1 after rosds AS mile* per hour Is not oo Front Junior: "Why, Dad. you graduation from high school In fast." duation from Michigan State, know our ear has power brakea." Trenton, MTJsouri, and after a And as an Afterthought to the f / \ . . C l rtlndale studied In Italy. Upon After completing the form, th* his return, he was leading bass year’ s study In California where question, the Sheriff told Jayrce LdpGrOllOll jQ l6 Hut this time the circumstances It was closed, aad Peter began clerk told th* father that all the R e fuge e Boy Runs With North Carolina’s Grass (loots he played with his first symphony members "There's no excuse for »cre vastly different. to cry. necessary information seemed to be Opera. Ills New York activities orchestra. Following his Navy anyone o he caught violating a H a v e n ' C o m p le te d In order. Peter was just lonely, not afraid The cob driver took him to th# A w a y From Hom e; V Russian bullets which killed his police have Included three seasons with discharge, McGuire toured with traffic regulation If they'll juri station and officers called "Well, If it Isn’t. It’a not this eminent vocalists and worked with the New York City C e n t e r ob«erve the road signs." neighbors and possibly hls pa?* Mrs. Ellen R. Mitchell, Ibcal of­ Lafe Y e ste rd a y young boy** fault." the father said S a y s 'J u s t L o n e ly' such great ballet personalities as Opera and (he City Center Light ents. He got up from the dinner ficial of tha International Rescue Hobby gave a definite answer McQUIRE AIR FORCE RASE. as he grasped his son firmly by Opera (where he Rid a featured Georg* R*|*nehln«, Andre Eglevs- nf "N o" to s question as to whe­ N J. ID - "Operatton Safe 1Utable at his new home here in Committee. MIAMI < R > — Thirteen-year* the band and lad him from the role In tha recent successful "Ca­ ky, Janet Collins, "Nora Kaye, ther or not there was any frie* ven" the airlift of 9.700 Hungar­ courthouse. old Peter Mezel, a plucky Hun fashlonsbl* Coral Gables and “ You’ve been a naughty boy,** Hugh Lalng, Marie Tallchlcf and Mrs. Mitchell told Peter. rousel" revival), appearances on garian refugee who fled by him­ walked out the front door. lion between the Sheriffs office ian refugees to Ihe United Sele*. NBC and CHS television, and • Anthony Tudor He also »*» ac­ and the Florida Highway Patrol waa completed late Thursday af­ “ I just wanted to talk to some* self 150 miles to freedom from He walked two miles, called a H liquor, resisting srrest, aad the bloodbath In Budapest, ran cab and asked In faltering Eng- body In Hungarian," he replied •ummer with Michael Todd’ s companist »nd musical director In enforcing traffic regulations. ternoon. public drunk have bean placed away from home again Wednes­ |lish to be takeo to the Hungariaa- before be was taken baek to his "Night in Vienna." The only mar­ for Musical Americana. The Chanticlceri' concert here "Wc cooperate with them nnd thev j Lt. Gen. Joseph Smith, com- against Letha House, said Kelsey. day. ried member of the Quartet, Mar I American Club. When he got there home of three days. mnmli-r of th* Military Air Transtlndale Is tbs father of two daugh­ Is th* second In a series tn be |cooperate with us—we hnvo at pnr .Service MATS, announced In presented this season by SemL ways had Rood relation* ” ters. Washington the last planeload nf Tba Chanticleers’ accompanist, nole Mutusl Concert Association. Hungariana arrived here at 3:38 p m. There were 38 passengers L e g a l N o tic e aboard. It was also dine loved in New , , -run CIMCI'IT COBBT, NINTH lo ret Kalnt* of Jsn. 3 York that Ilepry Cabot Ikklge Jr , 1 jrtiltiAt, tiHctrT. i* A W o s s M AROARKT K. IIAINKS Oeeeaeod. AilmUslnns: suwreolN^ornrir^^rLOMtuA^ chief U. S. delegate lo tee Unit- 1 T * All t'r**l*ers aad P*r*en* l i n o Svlvester Hoheris fS.tnfonl) *d Nations, will viaK nearby l*S Claim* or Demand* Aaalnel KATHLKrN U. JOHNSON ren-vn TTorovhv fksnfoH) .a id E .la te i "Camp 5frt-ey’’ at Camp Kilmer, You and eeeh of you or* hereby .? T.-Sexton Jr. (kanford Monday afternoon. notified and r.<iulr*d lo prnent .tOWKLL-'it sL A. B. William IHrVemoVnr fSnnforil) uny claim* end lirmand* whlvli you. NOTICIC TO pKNENU or either of «ou. uiev have euelnal niarhsrgest » t TOW ELI, Vetoes llo n o- Hi* ratal* of Slaruaret -li. l u l n - i TO: iff Mrs. D GpMrv »o<l bnby boy M o o n sh in e L e a d s alnford. Florid*, .nd deceeied, let* or **ld fount*. to YllWKl.I* WlfO of A- N* TIM* * th* t.'ounty Jud** of Hemluol* fo n n (Snnford) •> tv. Florida, at hie ufflc* In th* K M * If lltln f. •»<! \* d#Ad{ T Vfirolo* W.ltron ISjufcril) T o W o m a n 's A rre st unknown h*‘r*. devisees■ •*«» rouri house nf u ld County *t S in fieri rxenron (Sinford) ford Florida, within right c g l-n Flvi» gallons of moonshine whis­ il.r month, from th* time of t h . Judith Conn fSanford) key led to the arrest of Lrtha flrrt nohlh'utlnn of thl* n oll.r. Vf:^ ln*‘ *• TOwV.LSTwH.'or Each olelm *r demand *hsll he In Vollie Mae 'L-tnfvre (Sjnford) House, Oviedo Negro woman lari A 11 TOWELU A. K. h h t, w rlllnr end shell slat* Ih* s lu e of Jsn I residence end post ufllcs address 'Tonlay nlgbL Constable George Admissions: of th* e lslm s.t. sod shall be awnrn Kdrev saM Today to hy th* claimant,__ agtst. at­ Msrgsret fio*>lsver ft^V* Miry) lrtha House railed the Con­ torn** end * 11 * eudi claim or deT.nurr field fSvnfnrd) ui.ini not so filed shell ba vool. JltUrta U l4 ll* l “ j.*111 stable to her home to break op / s / XVehh.r II ll.ln*-s Cheryl Moose fS.irfnrd) s..l «<alr.il vi*V »n<t **u k*r what she called "knocking my As admlnlatr.tor of th* .Inrrv Mnrtln fSsnford) E at.ln of windows out." Rrsuldh Grit (Sanford) A* etreufor nf Ih* Le*t For the Full Price of Cnnstjble KcUey said "There Will and Tet'lment of fieins Milfflev 'Sanford) K t WILSON. J K RAFULLD Usrgarsi B llalnsa, were no window* broken and no Marl* fis-nes fSanford) sod n n r s a d .11 o t a .r person; dee** ted ONLY disturbance going <w»." Flrrt publication jam ja r* 4, l l i f filrth*: N O LESS TH AN 2 W 'll"'o ‘ T H U M A » * W itiu N . •«*• "However," said Kelsey, "Alon|a p B«hv fioy fiiitier I or bum i.r t-ounir H‘|.ah In Ih* U t i i l uf |h* I'wunl* d u d .., 10 McQueen, the man alledgcdlyl ' I I I I M ili: (*1,11.1*, riorlda. nischsrrcs: jl dow n I . rrohel*. breaking out the windows, point- 1 N O MORE THAN 5 $ Vicginid Frederick- fSsnfocd) In **■ ►a l .l r mt ( . , ( ‘ounO. eouin Carotin* cd not th# moonshine in the Ne- j UEOlUiU BOWEN ARNOLD alto gro women’s house." known as OEORtlE B. ARNoLIi TO A PURCHASER Drcnaaed. $5 PER MONTH Charges of possession of ttntazYe All rrrdllarr aa* Prraaa* l i e * , C la s s T o M e e t lealn,| ksvixR ur cU lm ln * *u lag Claim . or llrmaada The Woman’s fiihle (lass of the o u I K t Sold E a l .l ., linve SOS 1‘ ShL ‘ ‘ ‘ '" h 'r a i n 'd * •at In th«» uropufty hartiln »!• TuU end rerh of you are hsreby Find Ilnptiri Church wilt meet notlftrd and reoulrrd lo prr*m t at the home of Mrs. S. A. I) aertbed." ssld toad slta a l^ any claims a*d dsmends which ymi, Wilkinson. ?I7« S Pnlmrtto Tucs and Veins In ^ u,n^ nr rllhrr of too n i r h a lt raaiuil FtorLdi. mor« f*uly TK« Avon Perk C k jm bor o f Com m src# • •lias into ihit arse. Avon Park Lalet it only J ih* tiu it of OEoutiE BoWKN ilsy cviming *t 8 o'clock ** “ 'i ’h V w .s t s • ( . t h e : m ARNOLD, drcaaeed. late of aald I r.rro.n TV-., i, m m* islinq (his offer fa acquaint w on people mile* from Avon Perk end ihouid become •ounf* lo th* County Judge o f' ,,rouP inrre god Mr*, r. wtiof I h . N l’,14 at EFFECTIVE with the lake raqlawe end fa brmq mar* fern- am of Avon Park's fin* ratidonfal tehurtes. II. TvwnsMp St doulb. HEMI.NOI.K County, Klorlda. at |,l, >00 will hr M hiMlpUM. Little Boy In Doghouse E Pre-Opening Offer! Hospital Notes CHOICE LOCATIONS AT A V O N PARK LAKES ;v; AVON PARK CHAMBER of COMMERCE 5 ^3 x:„ ALL LOTS THE SAME PRICE I I .- s * 1» E»»t. gemlnul# .ro u iiir. Florida, cuulslnIns 1» «••!•#. ra»r* nr !«•*. TOO AUK llt-.RBUY N O T ir iE l. that ih# pUlnillt hsr*ln h*» In. •<UuOd * s .l t s*al»»t r»u In # • rircult Cuurt of the Ninth '^l|d, slsl Circuit. In snd for H'm lnoU Cuuntr I'torlda. to <iul«t h«r tltl# •„ |h* at, •»* described property (ltu s'«d Ivins *nd b*lr>* l» » .i , vinrlilt. t o o i n hereb r ‘ reoutred lo (He T "ur Anewer with the Cleik of Ihe Ctrcnlt Lourt. In and (nr Seminole Cownlv. rlo r. jo ond eerve * copy Ihereon opon xv. H Wtnderwcedle t i t bntilh Vsrk Aveou*. Winter l*«rk. Klor. Ids i l l o r » r for Ihe l*t*lntlff In the eeld ai-llon on nr before tl<* I I .t daV nf January A l». IM1. else * Decree l’r.> tfonfe.ieo will he enl*re<1 es.ln at you. IT IS ORDERED that thte be oaMlihrd In Ih* Sanford ll*rsld. a rewip.iper puMDhed tn Seminole r .i’intr. Florid* nine e *-h week for four I’nnancutlv* w t t 'u WITNESS Ih* hand nf u>* rtrrV nf th* n * r k of th* Circuit OinM. ' ih* »«al nf th* Circuit Court ■•■'M* rntinty, PTorlds this TTth - f r-nem her A. D. ISIS. O. ll-r n .lo . f-IrrSi of ih* f*trrult O m rl R-rtlnol* County, Ptorfd. office li, Ihe court house of said ^ ^ ik t* L "lre d S HmonVh*^mWtto *>• Ira wriiin* and th«)i «tgt* h*»woro to b* th* claimant ih* _____________ ____ RB8CVE8 UNGRATEFUL DOG j „ N ;I.oiighlin, KW ^ W. uno nat ».*on five ciu : ,,m\ ,orhr r y iwTtu out on the Ice o( I lerlda. 'j to V O G T :: y. S = L L aic# P r iv V # g # « f o r B a th in g , B o a t in g a n d F h h in g FREE t o o R P r o p e r t y O w n # r s o f A Anticipated *Hion; Cenfrsl ;**»«•, , etiorne*. and m> !I’ nrk I^ki Tliurvtlny to rescue a *n, h claimor d«iuand not ao filed . 1...-.1 ..1 , _ .„ , ... ,, shall h*void Stramkil flog The dog bit him ami Donis r vR.\rif.n |icampoi-rd swsv. Ismghlin fell *!t1u “ lf l,U‘ ,rU *f ,h* I‘ hrotigh the Ice. He giro Is ukuv opiohnE bow rk ARNot.o. Pa I n f u I «.-D rabies treatment (]•<*•*mn| Fuur of his cltstlons wore for subPOt'fJL.m HTENSTROM ' tluing men with guns. In these 1 Attorney for (dmlnltlratrll Kilwaril* Il’tlMlna act ions he never received « Sun (or.I M -rlitj First publication January ( IH7 I scratch. Yearly Dividend COM PLETE the chance to talecf th* BEST locations whit* (hay are available. Select loft dot* fa fha lake af fhii low price, buf don'f wait or yoa to (tea people a f eer «teto , , , to qr»# them may miu thh great opportunity. f> to to to m il E fR N /V TOBAff - - - - | A von Park C H A M B E R of COMMERCE SH O T G U N SH ELLS CARTRIDGES ISth * Park P a rk L a k os Ft # # TIH# b iM ir o n c # • . . I x c Jm * ? # STOCK „ i 22 R IF L E von A*oa Perk Lefcet wff We advertised m ouf-aA itaf* n*wipe pen but NOW before tech adverfitinq tfarts, this fin* property it offered A von Park. Florida Im perial R e fineries Station t'nwnte laSs Jan. 1 *57 F IR S T a P r iv ile g e DRIVE OVER l a Phase send me fha descriptive folder asp's!..' ; "-.it offer. If b understood that fteft la only aa inquiry and doea net obfefltf fff.fc FEDERAL 1 l 1 1 1 I a Sanford Avon Park Lake* Is totsled 3 mile* north of Ih* junction of Avon Park's Main *tre»t. and U. 8. Route 27 A v o n Park C H A M B ER of CO M M ERCE Organised 1925 Zona ___ State A V O N PARK. FLORIOA 'O N TUB OB Af t a s blossom rM Arf �Sluram iSave InSanford United Ptcm Leased Wire Property Damage $7,000 BUDAPEST, Hungary * — Anger I u r g e d throurh Hungarian people today In tb« electrie atmosphere that followed an­ nouncement of the nation** return to the Chain! of a "dlctatorahip of the proletariat.*' rtXK DESTROYED THE GEORGIA STORE* rioted for two yearn at the rornrr af Geneva Ate. and Faonh St. In Midway^. . * BERLIN W — The East German-Soviet tatka in Moscow have resulted in agreement on continued stationing of S o v 111 troops in East Germany and the grant to the East German govern­ ment of control of air traffte over the Soviet one, the Eaat Btrlin Radio aat dtoad tkrd cmfw Berlin Radio said today. LONDON IP — T h i r t e e n merchant vessels trapped in the Sues Canal since the Anglo-French invasion are erpected to math Port Said Tuesday or Wednesday in a slow and cautious transit of the partly-cleared waterway, Uni­ ted Nations sources reported today. WASHINGTON IP — Senate in vestlgatori opened an injqulry today into a reported lag In start' WHITE HEAT CRUMPLED the gelvaiiied Iron aiding swl rirjT l!»rc. the front Cava* In and fire spreads to a (tore building next to It . . m j ' - *• X ! v jj 'Eisenhower Doctrine WASHINGTON IP — Presi­ dent Eisenhower todsy appointed former Rep. Jamas P. Richards (D SC), to head a special Ameri­ can mission to the Middle East to explain the "Elsenhower doctrine ’’ Richards, former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Commit­ tee also will serve as special as­ sistant to the President of Middle East problems. He did not seek reelection last year Richards is the second high ranking Democrat Mr. Eisenhower has added to his foreign policy staff. Earlier he appointed Sen. Walter F. George of Georgia, who retired as chairman of the beast* Foreign Relations Committee, as his special snviser for North At­ lantic Treaty matters and to assist in the -.evelopment of bipartisian foreign policy. Selection of a Democrat to head tha new- mltlon oovlously was an administration bid for bipartisian support of the Eisenhowar doctrine Its purpose is to answer Commun­ ist propaganda c-hargtM thata the doctrine k disguised "colonialism* |and to try to overcome Arab sua pieions. Denery — Property damage was estimated at approximately $3,000 in the collision of two truck* here early Saturday morn­ ing. The acident occurred at 3:30 i. ns. 3 miles north of Sanford on SR 15-600 at the intersection of Plantation Rtl. A GMC truck, owned by Tamihi Trail Tour*. Ine- was attempt­ ing to pats an International truck which was attempting to make a left tups off of the highway when the crash occurred. Elgred Norman Peeks, 42-yearold Daytona Reach Borden's Dairy man received minor lacerations of the finger of hla right hand. Driver of the Bordens Dairy truck was Robert Morgan Dya of 901 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. Damages to his truck were estimated at $900 to left front, top and rear. The Tiami Trail Tourt truck was driven by Luther Arnold Rob­ bins. 39, of Jacksonville. Esti­ mated damages to the right side of both tractor and trailer were estimated at $1,000. Florid* Highway Parol Trooper W. C. Orfagus unmitigated. Charges of improper passing were placed against Rohbms The Seminole High School Band will leave thin afternoon for Tal­ lahassee where It will join a con­ tingent of 20 bands to be featured In the inaugural parade. In the two hour parade before U>* reviewing stand there will be, in addition to th* bands, about * i J WITH TWO FIRF. DEPARTMENTS standing by, the adjir.nl stare building slowly grew into a mass of raging flamts. . . Jesse Alvin Howard. JJ. djed tn th# Oranfo Memorial Hospital early this morning. Born March M, I9U3 in Itlacksheir, Pa., he re­ sided at 101 Scott Ave. Mr Howard came to Sanford in 1933 and wa* employed by the ACL Railroad as a detective he then joined the local Poltee De(Msrtment for several year*. Inter he returned to the railroad as a detective and retired from that position in 1945. Since that time h was engaged In th* wholeahale fish business. He was a member of the First Meth.-tiat Church here. Masonic t^idgt in Norfolk. V*.. ScotHsh Rite Bodies. San­ ford Council No. 20 Rofal and Select Master*. Sanford Shrine Club, Morocco Tempi* of th# Shrine in Jacksonville ami the Old Fellowr I S'ge of Sanford. lie it survived by his widow, Mrs. Lutdeen C. Howard of San­ ford; four sisters, Mr*. A. J. Herring. Mrs W E. Keitner, both of Brunswick. Ga-; Mrs. J. D. Cavis. lamp*; Mr* R. W. Pat­ rick, Lorain. O,; five brothers, A. J. and Tommy Howard of Ternpa J. W. Howard of Wayeroxe, Ga.; F. G. Howard. Baxley, Ga.; J. M. Howatd, Variletville, Okla.; and 12 nephews and niece*. Funeral services will be at 2 p m. Wednesday at Bruson Fun­ eral Home with the Rav. J, E. McKinley officiating Burial will he in Oak Lawn Memorial Park. Weather IRTY FIVE MINUTES .irrE R T1IE .ALARM Wa* sounded, nothing was left but * 6 ashes. (Raff Photoa) s iim of rubble Concert Assn. Members To Hear 'Chanticleers' fry* ’r at 10:10 a. m. Members of the Cabinet will be -torn in at 10:15 The Seminole High School Band ia going to the msgurstion under th* auspice* of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Inauguration Committee with J Dan Wright as its chairman ? ,-t/ffM •Agi A 500-POUND SAFE AND ITS CONTENTS aa they were found Friday morning In the Oviedo Seaboard Airline Railroad offlco. The dour In the safe was pried off after being drilled. Nothing wan ral«ed. (Staff Photo) 2 J. A. Howard, 53, D ies E a rly T o d a y condition, four in Mrieua condi­ tion, and one with mtor injuries L the report from law enforwment official! and a series of a > cidenU over the pea*, weekend. Property damage has been cadn ited at nearly ftflOO. One law enforcement officer, after summing up the entire re* port of the weekend, end looking over the Hat of erreeu nude for traffic violation Mid **Traffle went troiy," Sheriff J. Luther Hobby, after making the traffic statement said * Wa will have to be rough and laiuo traffic tb-kata to all tket are found violating regulation! on the highways.** Friday nighL ahortiy after 19 o'clock, a pickup truck, driven by John Grlffi*. 36 year old Paolo carpenter, flammed headon into a 1937 Chervolet •taboo wagon driven by Joe Herrie Wright, of 200 W. 27h S. Wright had Just gotten lato hie (Cowtlaaed Oa Page Sevaa) Stores Destroyed Fire which threatened a heavily populated Midway area shortly after noon Friday destroyed two store bulldog* on Geneva Av*. at the intersection of Fourth St. Of undertermined origin, * the Georgia Store which has been closed for approximately two years, was destroyed as w*s th# store budding adjacent to it Apparently the fir* started In the rear end of tha Georgia Store. It was reported by resident* and law enforcement officers that th* store was completely stocked with both fixtures and merchandise. The store had been operated for approximately II years before being closed because of the death of Its owner Present owners are said to be Stella Owens of Mt. Dor* and other relatives of the former owner Both the Navy and Sanford Fir* Department firefighting apparatus answered the alarm at approxi­ mately 1 o'clock but were hamper­ ed In fighting the blaze became of lark of water. However, the Nary firefighters were responsible for the saving of four frame residences north of the -tore. The Sanford Fire Itcpartment kept flames from licking over Into two stores on Slpe* Art. T»rrifle heat prevented th* firemen from getting near th* two stores as they were slowly eaten away hy flames fanned by winds that shifted from the north to the past. No estimate o f the damage is available from owners of th* two buildings. The former Georgia Store was a galvanized metal covered build­ ing and ot frame construction. The adjacent store building, oc­ cupied by a Negro soft drink es­ tablishment, was of from* con­ struction. Both buildings were completely demolished In approximately U minutes. One of the Outstanding attrac­ tions of Sanford's current asaaca will be 'a perform anet by the brilliant concert male quartet, the Chanticleer*, ta Phwcra* School auditorium at I p. m. to­ night, Francis Roumillat, presi­ dent of Seminole Mutual Concert Association announced today. The Chanticleer*, hailed during their debut season aa a "male quartet extraordinary,*' hart patt­ ed from tradition, and ar* a for cry from lhe ataodard male en­ semble. Singing superlative arrangomrnta of Schubet, Gilbert and Sullivan, and Kurt Wolll, to name but a portion of a magnlfldeot repertoire of special Chanticleer offerings, the Quartet U staged and directed by two of the moot gifted young men In New York. Donald Smith, arranger and musical director at New Eog. land's famed Cohassot Music Circus. Re hae been eaeiaUal (Coatlnuru oa Page Berea) Funeral Services Tom orrow M o rn in g For Joe H. W r ig h t Joe Harris Wright, 26. died at :M p. m. Saturday afternoon a* Seminola Memorial Hospital from bjurie* received In an automobile accident. Friday night Sfr Wright wa* bom in Shelby County, N. C. and came to .Senford 10 year* ago front Canton, N C. where he attended local school*. He waa In th# mill toy service during the Korean action. He was employed a* a TV techni­ cian by Winn TV ami Radio. He ia survived by his wife, Mrs. Virginia Patti Wright: three 'children. Dtqnia Franklin, three, |Kevin Duval two, and Sean BernI ard six monthx: his parents, Mr. I .md Mr*. Joe Harley Wright; two brothers, Calvin Ray Wright and possibility of a top news Item lision of two airlin«rs over Grand Alvin Owen Wright; and a sis­ right new—since the hearts sod Canyon; The death of six Marine* ter Claris 0. McMillan. All ara from Sanfced. thoughts of all young ladies of on a night disciplinary march and Mr. Wright was a member of inarriagablt age centered in the the sentencing of Sergeant Mc- the Congregational C h r i s t i a n fart that 195rt was lean Year evl- Kvven: The violence In th# South Church. Funeral service* will be held tlcnccd by the re-ponderaneo of over School Segregation; Wedding marriage consumated within the j n Monaco of Grace Ktlly and Itomorrow morning at M o’clock hounds of .166 days—an oceurance , Prince Ranter; Don Larson’ s i at the Congregational Church with we will not again experience intil perfect World Series Game; and Dr. J. Barnard Root and Dr. W. 19U>,” said Harman. (he Soviet Downgrading of Stalin. P. Brooks Jr officiating. Burial will be Oaklawn Memor­ Hundreds of newsmen, topflight On the local new* event scene, writers, commentators, analysts,| Harman had .IS items gleaned ial Pork. Pallbeartes will he: John Root. and world traveler! for news from ,hr newt event, of 193# in Donald Knight, Loland Rudd, papers, magazines, radio and tele- Sanford and Seminole County, Benny Austin, Bob Bennett, Wil­ vision stations, and new. services. ^ , l0 wfr, ,Ul<J ||; N voted on and selected th. lop ten f rn,he, lnto h.„n, _ bur Crouch Jr., F. C. Wlrm, and news items of 1930 eLx dead: Sheriff Luther Hobby Paul *yui. Gramkow Funeral Hama ie in lUrmaa described the ten items Trial; Secret meeting of Sanford without giving th# actual title ofj cUy Commission exposed on charge. each one. He then called on Rotar- March 16; K.tes Kefauver and ians to select their own "to top .\dlai Stevenson visit Sanford; new > events of the year" to coin- |»ow e r F r a n c h i s e agree pare with the one released naton- lnent announced; Bank official ally just before the year ended disappear, from desk—become-, Th* top news events of th# past fugitive; Chamber of Commerce year were luted as: The Hungar-1 official* visit top Navy brass; Ian Revolt; The Suez Crisis; The Semiooi# Memorial Hospital openReelection of President Eittn-'eyt J an 29; Sorthern Bell starts hover; Andrea Doru ssiiong; Col-j dial exchange expansion Feb. to 56 News Summary Shows Struggle "Summing up the newt events ef th* past 12 months, and a* newsmen saw it, there was on* gigantic struggle, "J. Marion Har­ man Sr., executive editor of The Sanford Herald, told the Sanford Rotary Club today as he spake on th* ten top n#ws items of 1956 "Th* y#ar was a prolific one for nows- It sria everywhere, and top newsmen of th* world da-hod from one corner of tht globe to another to gather detail* of his tqry making evantj," he said. However, to separate the events, that ran be listed under one title, would mean th* searching through the potpourri of descriptions, ana­ lytical material, and th* transmitlyical mat#rial, and th* trans­ mission of facta osar the wires of th# various press associations, he said. "AH of u* look it various news events in many ways. Some of us gat a chuckle from a n**s item while others would read th# sam* terns and frown aver th* articlt, 'a# continued. Additional Local News On Page 7 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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V . tsf federal Tells * Asset Increase Of Over II P d % •ZiL . M •i tfb fr C & M ‘g f ' ik -s j. . n s t . M ■ V * IV ? • ___ ATTpN o r |M (Ln L aad Commanding 01fleer gift Driving m « M * u M idi By Cdr. It C. WN- O i l m n af tto Bate Safa Driving Connell la Lt J. W. Hill repreaenUtive M HAT* H U ft •• HIM Mt O W B. I. Elan, VAU-f. Van* Dak*. Driver Instrnetor, W. E. Giles, !!Z £•***• *«*• Hin- Lc* - W. E. ClWewrll. VAH-9, Chief H. 0. Wlegra.Ula of Z ln tr ta **• ■ 0,tWF Slf» Driving Contest to Be conducted throagh- •at IttT. (Offldal Photo, U. B. Navy) (Caettaaad tram Page 1) tmuaea*. By way at contrast, ba If atto a part maator In OH' Sort and Sullivan. - Arizona-born Raymond Keaat, an aluRimu of tha San Francisco Conservatory, was awarded a feL lowabip at JuQIard Graduate School, and wan a pupil of John Charles Thomas as well. Keaat has appeared with the San Franelaco Opera and fang tha role of Valentine in Maggie Teyte’a tour­ ing company of Gounod’ s “ Faust" His varied Broadway career has Included lea il» In "Song at Nor* day" and "Allegro." l(a haa been featured in Canadian productions of "The Desert Song." and "Tha Merry Widow." He Is a stellar member of tha Saaaae Opera company whose recorded perfor­ mances of operetta and opera In English are attracting widespread attention. An annual star with the Arundel Opera Theatre, Keaat Is alio featured baritone soloist In the Shaw Chorale RCA Victor album "Sweet and Low." Junior member of the ChantL ekers is 24-year-old James Alar* tlodale whose outstanding basso flrst won him recognition In bis native Michigan. Following his duation from Michigan State, rtlndale studied In Italy. Upon his return, he was leading bass With North Carolina’s Grass (loots Opera. Ills New York activities have Included three seasons with the New York City C e n t e r Opera and (he City Center Light Opera (where he Rid a featured role In tha recent successful "Ca­ rousel" revival), appearances on NBC and CHS television, and • •ummer with Michael Todd’ s "Night in Vienna." The only mar­ ried member of the Quartet, Mar tlndale Is tbs father of two daugh­ ters. Tba Chanticleers’ accompanist, E Episcopalians Set jlauf Feast Of Epiphany ** m ■ • r . (Continued On Sunday Evening problem* of KATHLKrN U. JOHNSON A. B. .tOWKLL-'it sL NOTICIC TO pKNENU » t TOW ELI, Vetoes TO: iff alnford. Florid*, .nd llo n o- YllWKl.I* WlfO of A- N* TIM* * KM* If lltlnf. •»<! \* d#Ad{ unknown h*‘r*. devisees■ •*«» ;v; Vf:^ ln*‘ *• TOwV.LSTwH.'or A 11 TOWELU A. K. h h t, JltUrta U l4 ll* l “ j.*111 s..l «<alr.il vi*V »n<t **u k*r K t WILSON. J K RAFULLD sod n n rsa d .11 ota.r person; W'll"'o ‘ TH U M A»*W itiuN . •«*• I or bumi.r t-ounir H‘|.ah ( . , ( ‘ounO. eouin Carotin* x:„ ** “ 'i’h V w .st s • (. t h e : m of Ih. Nl’,14 at II. TvwnsMp St doulb. II.-s * 1» E»»t. gemlnul# .rouiiir. Florida, cuulslnIns 1» «••!•#. ra»r* nr !«•*. TOO AUK llt-.RBUY N O TiriEl. that ih# pUlnillt hsr*ln h*» In. •<UuOd * s.lt s*al»»t r»u In # • rircult Cuurt of the Ninth '^l|d, slsl Circuit. In snd for H'mlnoU Cuuntr I'torlda. to <iul«t h«r tltl# •„ |h* at, •»* described property (ltus'«d Ivins *nd b*lr>* l» » .i , vinrlilt. too i n herebr‘ reoutred lo (He T"ur Anewer with the Cleik of Ihe Ctrcnlt Lourt. In and (nr Seminole Cownlv. rlor. jo ond eerve * copy Ihereon opon xv. H Wtnderwcedle t it bntilh Vsrk Aveou*. Winter l*«rk. Klor. Ids i l l o r » r for Ihe l*t*lntlff In the eeld ai-llon on nr before tl<* II.t daV nf January A l». IM1. else * Decree l’r.> tfonfe.ieo will he enl*re<1 es.lnat you. IT IS ORDERED that thte be oaMlihrd In Ih* Sanford ll*rsld. a rewip.iper puMDhed tn Seminole r.i’intr. Florid* nine e*-h week for four I’nnancutlv* w tt'u WITNESS Ih* hand nf u>* rtrrV nf th* n *rk of th* Circuit OinM. ' ih* »«al nf th* Circuit Court ■•■'M* rntinty, PTorlds this TTth - f r-nemher A. D. ISIS. O. ll-rn .lo. f-IrrSi of ih* f*trrult Omrl R-rtlnol* County, Ptorfd. t'nwnte laSs I lerlda. V O G T :: y. S = L Fam dena, C a lif. (International) Little Boy In Doghouse LdpGrOllOll jQl6 Haven' Completed Lafe Yesterday Refugee Boy Runs Away From Home; Says 'Just Lonely' It was closed, aad Peter began to cry. The cob driver took him to th# police station and officers called Mrs. Ellen R. Mitchell, Ibcal of­ ficial of tha International Rescue Committee. “ You’ve been a naughty boy,** Mrs. Mitchell told Peter. “ I just wanted to talk to some* body In Hungarian," he replied before be was taken baek to his home of three days. Pre-Opening Offer! Hospital Notes Moonshine Leads To Woman's Arrest CH O ICE LO CATIO N S A T A V O N PARK LAKES AVON PARK CHAMBER of COMMERCE ONLY $ |a ^3 I p jl 5 dow n $5 PER MONTH K ALL LOTS THE SAME PRICE *>• Ira wriiin* and th«)i «tgt* ih* j „ N;K W ^ I.oiighlin, W. uno nat ».*on five ciu:,,m\ ,orh rry *Hion; h*»woro to b* th* claimant iwTtu out on the Ice o( Cenfrsl ;**»«•, , etiorne*. and m> !I’ nrk I^ki Tliurvtlny to rescue a *n, h claimor d«iuand not ao filed . 1...-.1 ..1 , _ .„ , ... ,, shall h*void Stramkil flog The dog bit him ami Donis r vR.\rif.n |icampoi-rd swsv. Ismghlin fell *!t1u “ lf l,U‘ ,rU *f ,h* I‘ hrotigh the Ice. He giro Is ukuv opiohnE bow rk ARNot.o. Pa I n f u I «.-D rabies treatment (]•<*•*mn| Fuur of his cltstlons wore for subPOt'fJL.m HTENSTROM ' tluing men with guns. In these 1 Attorney for (dmlnltlratrll Kilwaril* Il’tlMlna act ions he never received « Sun(or.I M-rlitj First publication January ( IH7 I scratch. FREE t o o R P r o p e r t y O w n # r s o f A Anticipated Yearly Dividend CARTRIDGES ISth * Park P a rk L a k os the chance to talecf th* BEST locations whit* (hay are available. Select loft dot* fa fha lake af fhii low price, buf don'f wait or yoa to (tea people af eer «teto , , , to qr»# them may miu thh great opportunity. Ft # # TIH# b iM ir o n c # • . . I x c Jm * ? # f> to to to m i l E fR N /V TOBAff - - - - | Avon Park CHAMBER of COMMERCE COMPLETE STOCK SHOTGUN SHELLS „ i 22 RIFLE von A*oa Perk Lefcet wff We advertised m ouf-aA itaf* n*wipe pen but NOW before tech adverfitinq tfarts, this fin* property it offered Avon Park. Florida Imperial Refineries Station to ANN NOH M M , 19, Quean at tha annual Tournament of Rom*. Balds a bouquet aa aha pome toe this pre-Rose Bowl game at C lass To Meet ksvixR ur cUlmln* *u linve ShL ‘ ‘ ‘ '"hhartiln 'r a in 'd»!• *• at InSOS th«» 1‘uropufty aertbed." ssld toad sltaal^ and Veins In ^ u,n^ FtorLdi. mor« f*uly 'j V i m to Dorothy Warier. Beprtrted to permhelsa at tto publisher. Anton Book*. ____________ DUtrtVoted to Ktos Fkrtw** Pnrtkrt*. They bad stopped 00 tha Bridge mgly, "U's • oice ride over the to enjoy Iha bright landmaga, bridge la tha early Tha tea to* lifted aad tto aa Rita shook bar I waa Ilka meltm gold. "Ouaae will awaken aad I am. But m b* glad to get you we’d batter nwv* aa. rm heading that coffee. By tto way. Doe aald • CUD Of COfftfe* -Leave ber a note." BUI urged. ba waa going ta aak Priscilla ta Rtto bad an unpula* to get up and get outride. Could t*« grt out -It isn't often that I aak a lady rid* with Mm oa a call down aaar CazrakeUs thl* morahs . V j m w it h o u t dUtartttg PrtactUaT to hrtt Irfiif ** T a u tempt me. Otoe ms two dMFt mind. Da you?" Should aha advtaa Prtocill* about "Mind? Why atouM I ? Altar disposing at tb* property, or let minutes to write th* note." an, Priscilla la twenty-two aad Bill would bare laughed I the dectmoss to entirely ber own? rm art tor chap mm* ” It eermod the logical thing to go ha seen tha aoU Rita lafl. "W< 1 wondered about that Tea accept th* offer Ai­ der of wonder*! Pv* goa* to and Priacilto” med*. Tat it a*etn*d breakfast with th* rod T o o mma you wonder staff th* man waa vo Coffee's made. Back sm are congenial, me betoff She threw a soft to get tha property now. It bad beeo standing vacant around ber shoulders, tacked a thirty-six aad Prtaciila twentytwo? Priscilla waa a small-town aa long. Mr. Todd had explained rad hibiscus la ber hair. "You’re quite tetching la that girt whoa aba came to New York that by saying th* property could art be put oo the market until outfit - BiU said, bis eye* moving three years ago 8h* got a job th* Mir was toubd. It » u altar over her approvtagty. "With that with tha bna Pro been with tar a long daw, aad 1 sort at task tbetr nan to Lookout House that red bower ta j eyes ilka velvet paaaiea, you her under ^ wiag." Alvaros bad eotn* to Mr. Todd "If 1 aald you didn’t look aay> Ilk* a aewon ‘ with bis offer. How bad bo known Rita thought, Thar* be goes where boar thirty-six. yoa would Mr. Todd was handling it? Had h* seen them at ta* property? again, trying to link me with tklnk rm trying to flatter yoa* "No." she aald candidly. “7 AM what about th* money she that Spaniard Alvarex She mid cheerfully, Thank* for the com- wouldn't think thaL Because, you had found? No o h ba am 1 quit* agree with yoa PerpitmenL‘" BUI waa right. The rid* aczom haps because rro beea told that Tha alight bite ta tb* air made her think of coffee. She got out the causeway was exhilarating la ao often. Aad 1 don't really mind at bed quietly and went to the the fresh morning air. Sunlight being thirty-*!*—la fact, I bokitchen to put on lb* coffeepot. sparkled aa th# water. Gulls Uero 1 would rather be my age By lb* time she bad slipped into wove intricate pattern* above tb* than twenty-two," she laughed chearfuQy. T ra bean both age* black wootea alack* ant a white remoter, rebraided ber hair and "Oh. there's that beautiful you aaa, aad 1 oaa apeak irons wroppad it around bai bead, tb* yacht!" aald Rita. "DotaaT K experience rm gtod rm past that aoffe* waa ready. She poured ber- gleam tn the stm? Like silver aad age where you go an tlagiy if a man who appeals to you looks at aalf a cup aad carried it outside, gold." being careful to stay oo the nar­ "I think 1 asked you last night you aa If you appeal ta him, too." "ll’a not a bad feeling," BUI row walk to avoid tb* heavy dew. U you bad met Alvar**.* She broke og m her thought* on T o u did,” Rita mid smoothly. said, smiling. "Aad it can happen seeing a car atop. "Do you know him?" to oa* at thirty-six as well aa at “Hi," BUI called. “1 didn't know "1 haven’t met him y*L Dick twenty-two, A woman of thirtyvacationists got up ao aarly. Com* Devereaux says he thinks ha can *U can to just aa appealing." over aad say good morning." get an mvtte for me to a party "Now that remark really nas Rita walked over to the car. Alvares la planning soon.” all th* earmarks of flattery,” Rita "You're really tntereeted in that aald good-aaturedly, "but it leaves "It taat early. Must be all of me unimpressed." seven. I might aak tbs same of T o u really are a o-» >o* you. Aren't you early—for a "Could be." BUI aald, and add­ writer 7“ ed. "Let’s say curious. Instead." aren't you?” “It’s late for me. I*vr already "I don't know, but flattery al­ He prohably expected her to been out balling. 1 like the early aak why he was curious, but ah* ways seam a tittle obvious to m e* mornings. That coflre smells good dldn’L "1 think Doc was quite She smiled to take a w a y tha . . . Would you have another cup smitten by your little friend," he slightly caustic sound of tha re­ at It bandy?" Hls smile waa mark, aad added lightly. "Her* wblmawaL we are! And 1 seem to hare "1 waa alrald of thaL" “Why afraid?" Rita thought, 1 could Uka him worked up aa appetite. 1 hare aa if be didn’t antagonize me. She "Not really, of course. And empty spot not only for coffee aald pleasantly, "There's a potful then he's not really -smitten,- aa but for bacon and eggs. Break* —but I can't aak you in. It’a you call IL He s in love with th* fast appeals to me more fust now really a dollhouse. And Priscilla little girl era met at Maud** last thaa romance." to sUH sleeping. But TO get you a night. Im l ba?" T o u win." said Bill, more t o evp" Twggy romsroy? I mink ti* terested m this woman than be T ell you what. Leave tb* cot- la. Although having beea ta wanted to be. He jerked htwi—if to* for Priscilla aad come with Apalachicola such a short time, up mentally. Nob* of that Ha me. We'U ride over to Maud’s I can't my how serious It to It had a job to da Until be knew aad get breakfast. I take It you seema to be aa accepted fact here more about ber, he'd better keep haven't had youraT" Reading re­ that Peggy can have either on* bit feelings strictly ttapenanaL fusal la ber eyes, he added coax- of them. Dick or Pet* Craig.” fTo Ba Confine ft ) from Page Oaa) the Seminole County Member* of Holy Cross Epis­ Sherlff'e department. Sheriff Hob­ copal Church and their friend* by stated "As long aa we can have will celebrate. the Feast of the justice tempered with mercy we Epiphany Jan. 8, on Sunday night, will have true democracy and beginning at 7:10. Jeeee Book- leas communism.’* hardt, organist, will present a re­ "Very seldom do see have trou­ GREENSBORO, N. C. «B — cital consisting of works of Pae* ble wl li those who have good Somewhere hi Greensboro a little hrtbel, Bach and Dupre'. Follow­ education . . our aln violators are boy la In the doghouse — and ing Ihb, the Young People Ser­ Ihose who are ees fortunate and chanees are hell be back In It vice League will present In candle­ when hit father get* hia personal light form The Peart of Lights. do not have the advantage* of property tax bllla. education," said th* Sheriff. This la a "etriklngly beeutful The father svaa listing his pro­ Com men ling on the move from way of telling the Mory of the perty at the county courthouse for the Court House of the Sheriffs spread of tee Christian fsHh. county aad city taxes. After th'« service there will be Office to the Seminole County •And now aa ta your televlaion Jail, Hobby said "We feel that coffee and toko served In the *ri, what size screen U It,” th* Parish House. An Epiphany Cake, w# can given the ritiiens belter lister asked. containing an Epiphany gold ring, service by moving. “ Seventeen inches," the father win be a high point. The member 'We wl) eliminate a lot of fric­ replied. of the congregation who find* tion and will save the county a Hi* son promptly piped up, this ring will be the official hoe! lot of money In phone bills, elec‘‘ Why Dad. you know our set’s or hostess of Holy Cross Perish tricity, food and oher expense*," a 21-Inch." said Hobby. for I#57. Th* father then asked the boy, The public la Invited to attend ■bout 9 or 19, to take a teat on In a question and answer period this evening program. a bench. following Sheriff Hobby's talk lo Questioning then turned to the th* Jaycees he said In answer to family car and th* type 0f Kenneth McGuire, was born In a question regarding maximum brake*. “ No It doesn't have pow­ low* and raised In Missouri. He speed "When we get adequate er brakes." th* father aald. went to New York In 1IM1 after rosds AS mile* per hour Is not oo Front Junior: "Why, Dad. you graduation from high school In fast." know our ear has power brakea." Trenton, MTJsouri, and after a And as an Afterthought to the f / \ .. C l After completing the form, th* year’ s study In California where question, the Sheriff told Jayrce Hut this time the circumstances clerk told th* father that all the he played with his first symphony members "There's no excuse for »cre vastly different. necessary information seemed to be orchestra. Following his Navy anyone o he caught violating a Peter was just lonely, not afraid In order. discharge, McGuire toured with traffic regulation If they'll juri V Russian bullets which killed his "Well, If it Isn’t. It’a not this eminent vocalists and worked with ob«erve the road signs." neighbors and possibly hls pa?* young boy** fault." the father said such great ballet personalities as ents. He got up from the dinner Hobby gave a definite answer McQUIRE AIR FORCE RASE. as he grasped his son firmly by Georg* R*|*nehln«, Andre Eglevstable at his new home here in MIAMI < R > — Thirteen-year* nf "N o" to s question as to whe­ N J. ID "Operatton Safe 1Uthe band and lad him from the ky, Janet Collins, "Nora Kaye, old Peter Mezel, a plucky Hun fashlonsbl* Coral Gables and Hugh Lalng, Marie Tallchlcf and ther or not there was any frie* ven" the airlift of 9.700 Hungar­ courthouse. garian refugee who fled by him­ walked out the front door. Anthony Tudor He also »*» ac­ lion between the Sheriffs office ian refugees to Ihe United Sele*. self 150 miles to freedom from He walked two miles, called a waa completed late Thursday af­ and the Florida Highway Patrol companist »nd musical director H liquor, resisting srrest, aad the bloodbath In Budapest, ran cab and asked In faltering Engternoon. In enforcing traffic regulations. for Musical Americana. public drunk have bean placed away from home again Wednes­ |lish to be takeo to the HungariaaThe Chanticlceri' concert here "Wc cooperate with them nnd thev j Lt. Gen. Joseph Smith, com- against Letha House, said Kelsey. day. I American Club. When he got there Is th* second In a series tn be |cooperate with us—we hnvo at mnmli-r of th* Military Air Transpnr .Service MATS, announced In presented this season by SemL ways had Rood relation* ” Washington the last planeload nf nole Mutusl Concert Association. Hungariana arrived here at 3:38 p m. There were 38 passengers aboard. It was also dine loved in New lo ret Kalnt* of Jsn. 3 York that Ilepry Cabot Ikklge Jr , 1 MAROARKT K. IIAINKS Oeeeaeod. AilmUslnns: chief U. S. delegate lo tee Unit- 1 T* All t'r**l*ers aad P*r*en* lin o Svlvester Hoheris fS.tnfonl) *d Nations, will viaK nearby l*S Claim* or Demand* Aaalnel ren-vn TTorovhv fksnfoH) .aid E.latei "Camp 5frt-ey’’ at Camp Kilmer, You and eeeh of you or* hereby .? T.-Sexton Jr. (kanford Monday afternoon. notified and r.<iulr*d lo prnent William IHrVemoVnr fSnnforil) uny claim* end lirmand* whlvli you. or either of «ou. uiev have euelnal niarhsrgest Hi* ratal* of Slaruaret -li. luln-i Mrs. D GpMrv »o<l bnby boy deceeied, let* or **ld fount*. to th* t.'ounty Jud** of Hemluol* fonn(Snnford) •> tv. Florida, at hie ufflc* In th* T Vfirolo* W.ltron ISjufcril) rouri house nf uld County *t Sinfieri rxenron (Sinford) ford Florida, within right cgl-nFlvi» gallons of moonshine whis­ il.r month, from th* time of th. Judith Conn fSanford) key led to the arrest of Lrtha flrrt nohlh'utlnn of thl* noll.r. Each olelm *r demand *hsll he In Vollie Mae 'L-tnfvre (Sjnford) House, Oviedo Negro woman lari wrlllnr end shell slat* Ih* slue of Jsn I residence end post ufllcs address 'Tonlay nlgbL Constable George Admissions: of th* elslms.t. sod shall be awnrn Kdrev saM Today to hy th* claimant,_agtst. at­ Msrgsret fio*>lsver ft^V* Miry) lrtha House railed the Con­ torn** end *11* eudi claim or deT.nurr field fSvnfnrd) ui.ini not so filed shell ba vool. stable to her home to break op /s/ XVehh.r II ll.ln*-s Cheryl Moose fS.irfnrd) what she called "knocking my As admlnlatr.tor of th* .Inrrv Mnrtln fSsnford) Eat.ln of windows out." Rrsuldh Grit (Sanford) A* etreufor nf Ih* Le*t For the Full Price of Cnnstjble KcUey said "There Will and Tet'lment of fieins Milfflev 'Sanford) Usrgarsi B llalnsa, were no window* broken and no Marl* fis-nes fSanford) dee** ted disturbance going <w»." Flrrt publication jamjar* 4, l li f filrth*: NO LESS THAN 2 "However," said Kelsey, "AlonB«hv fioy fiiitier In Ih* Utiil uf |h* I'wunl* dud.., 10 McQueen, the man alledgcdlyl 'I IIIMili: (*1,11. 1*, riorlda. nischsrrcs: I. rrohel*. breaking out the windows, point- 1 NO MORE THAN 5 Vicginid Frederick- fSsnfocd) In **■ ►al.lr mt cd not th# moonshine in the Ne- j UEOlUiU BOWEN ARNOLD alto gro women’s house." known as OEORtlE B. ARNoLIi TO A PURCHASER Drcnaaed. Charges of possession of ttntazYe All rrrdllarr aa* Prraaa* lie*, lag Claim. or llrmaada lealn,| The Woman’s fiihle (lass of the o u t Sold Eal.l., TuU end rerh of you are hsreby Find Ilnptiri Church wilt meet notlftrd and reoulrrd lo prr*mt at the home of Mrs. S. A. I) any claims a*d dsmends which ymi, nr rllhrr of too n ir halt raaiuil Wilkinson. ?I7« S Pnlmrtto Tucs TK« Avon Perk Ckjmbor of Commsrc# • •lias into ihit arse. Avon Park Lalet it only J ih* tiu it of OEoutiE BoWKN ilsy cviming *t 8 o'clock ARNOLD, drcaaeed. late of aald I r.rro.n TV-., i, m m* islinq (his offer fa acquaint w on people mile* from Avon Perk end ihouid become •ounf* lo th* County Judge o f' ,,rouP inrre god Mr*, r. wtiEFFECTIVE with the lake raqlawe end fa brmq mar* fern- am of Avon Park's fin* ratidonfal tehurtes. HEMI.NOI.K County, Klorlda. at |,l, >00 will hr M hiMlpUM. office li, Ihe court house of said __________ ___ L aic# P r iv V # g # « f o r B a th in g , B o a t in g a n d F h h in g Jan. 1 *57 ^ ^ ik t* L "lre d S HmonVh*^mWtto RB8CVE8 UNGRATEFUL DOG Legal Notice , , -run CIMCI'IT COBBT, NINTH jrtiltiAt, tiHctrT. i* A W o s s suwreolN^ornrir^^rLOMtuA^ A! the close o f IBM th* total asset* of th* Pint Federal Bar* Inga sad Lems Alta. reached M,n o .o n jl rsycnsntlng aa tecreaae of over 11 perceet above the sim­ ilar figure for IMS, according to the financial statement released today. H m number of savings accounts increased front Bin to M l with tt.tnt.sn. l# laveetod la thrift ac­ counts that earned la the past ytar 1185,009 In Avidaada at throe per rent a year. Anaaoneomdnt hat just been made that for 1>S7 (he antidpato earnings will B* ct th* rat* at three aad *a* half per cent. Reserve* mounted during the 12 month period by almost on* third and now show 8580,121.31. (n spite of th* tight money condition that haa cfcsrsctorieed 1958 and which was especially da­ table In th* last half of th* year, First Federal loaned for home building, purchase and Improve­ ments tl.818.9Who aa compared to 81.944.909 for tfto preceding similar pariod. President Howard FaviDo point­ ed out that th* association hat always emphasised th* home ownership principle that has led to stable and progressive areas. He added that tha year had bean a good one and there was every indication that 1957 would paral­ lel its forerunner. The savings official said that In the atmosphere of spending bred of th* goad times a smaller proportionate share of Income has been going into savings and withdrawal* had been somewhat heavier than in 1950. He added. However, that In th* closing months of the yesr there appear ed to he a slightly more conser­ vative attitude developing. "We feel that savings should continue to grow and wo will, of course, pursue our established po­ licy of promoting the bousing in­ dustry in this section," Faville ssld. The chief of the thrift associa­ tion paid high tribute to th* staff for the year’* operation and ex­ pressed appreciation to hia fel­ low directors for building th* se­ curity of the savings through ad­ equate reserves and at the samo time looking ahead to greater earnings for th* savers of th* as­ sociation. By DOROTHY WORLEY DRIVE OVER l a Phase send me fha descriptive folder asp's!..' ; "-.it offer. If b understood that fteft la only aa inquiry and F IR S T a P r iv ile g e doea net obfefltf fff.fc FEDERAL 1 l 1 1 1 I a Sanford Avon Park Lake* Is totsled 3 mile* north of Ih* junction of Avon Park's Main *tre»t. and U. 8. Route 27 Avon Park CHAMBER of COMMERCE Organised 1925 Zona ___ State AVON PARK. FLORIOA 'O N TUB OB Aft a s blossom rM Arf �Slu r ami Save In Sanford U nited P t c m Leased W ire Property Damage $ 7 ,0 0 0 BUDAPEST, Hungary * — Anger I u r g e d throurh Hungarian people today In tb« electrie atmosphere that followed an­ nouncement of the nation** return to the Chain! of a "dlctatorahip of the proletariat.*' rtXK DESTROYED THE GEORGIA STORE* rioted for two yearn at the rornrr af Geneva Ate. and Faonh St. In Midway^. . * BERLIN W — The East German-Soviet tatka in Moscow have resulted in agreement on continued stationing of S o v 111 troops in East Germany and the grant to the East German govern­ ment of control of air traffte over the Soviet one, the Eaat Btrlin Radio aat dtoad tkrd cmfw Berlin Radio said today. LONDON IP — T h i r t e e n merchant vessels trapped in the Sues Canal since the Anglo-French invasion are erpected to math Port Said Tuesday or Wednesday in a slow and cautious transit of the partly-cleared waterway, Uni­ ted Nations sources reported today. WASHINGTON IP — Senate in vestlgatori opened an injqulry today into a reported lag In start' WHITE HEAT CRUMPLED the gelvaiiied Iron aiding swl rirjT l!»rc. the front Cava* In and fire spreads to a (tore building next to It . . m j ' - *• X ! v jj WASHINGTON IP — Presi­ dent Eisenhower todsy appointed former Rep. Jamas P. Richards (D SC), to head a special Ameri­ can mission to the Middle East to explain the "Elsenhower doctrine ’’ Richards, former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Commit­ tee also will serve as special as­ sistant to the President of Middle East problems. He did not seek reelection last year Richards is the second high ranking Democrat Mr. Eisenhower has added to his foreign policy staff. Earlier he appointed Sen. Walter F. George of Georgia, who retired as chairman of the beast* Foreign Relations Committee, as his special snviser for North At­ lantic Treaty matters and to assist in the -.evelopment of bipartisian foreign policy. Selection of a Democrat to head tha new- mltlon oovlously was an administration bid for bipartisian support of the Eisenhowar doctrine Its purpose is to answer Commun­ ist propaganda c-hargtM thata the doctrine k disguised "colonialism* |and to try to overcome Arab sua pieions. Denery — Property damage was estimated at approximately $3,000 in the collision of two truck* here early Saturday morn­ ing. The acident occurred at 3:30 i . ns. 3 miles north of Sanford on SR 15-600 at the intersection of Plantation Rtl. A GMC truck, owned by Tamihi Trail Tour*. Ine- was attempt­ ing to pats an International truck which was attempting to make a left tups off of the highway when the crash occurred. Elgred Norman Peeks, 42-yearold Daytona Reach Borden's Dairy man received minor lacerations of the finger of hla right hand. Driver of the Bordens Dairy truck was Robert Morgan Dya of 901 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. Damages to his truck were estimated at $900 to left front, top and rear. The Tiami Trail Tourt truck was driven by Luther Arnold Rob­ bins. 39, of Jacksonville. Esti­ mated damages to the right side of both tractor and trailer were estimated at $1,000. Florid* Highway Parol Trooper W. C. Orfagus unmitigated. Charges of improper passing were placed against Rohbms The Seminole High School Band will leave thin afternoon for Tal­ lahassee where It will join a con­ tingent of 20 bands to be featured In the inaugural parade. In the two hour parade before U>* reviewing stand there will be, in addition to th* bands, about * i J Jesse Alvin Howard. JJ. djed tn th# Oranfo Memorial Hospital early this morning. Born March M, I9U3 in Itlacksheir, Pa., he re­ sided at 101 Scott Ave. Mr Howard came to Sanford in 1933 and wa* employed by the ACL Railroad as a detective he then joined the local Poltee De(Msrtment for several year*. Inter he returned to the railroad as a detective and retired from that position in 1945. Since that time h was engaged In th* wholeahale fish business. He was a member of the First Meth.-tiat Church here. Masonic t^idgt in Norfolk. V*.. ScotHsh Rite Bodies. San­ ford Council No. 20 Rofal and Select Master*. Sanford Shrine Club, Morocco Tempi* of th# Shrine in Jacksonville ami the Old Fellowr I S'ge of Sanford. lie it survived by his widow, Mrs. Lutdeen C. Howard of San­ ford; four sisters, Mr*. A. J. Herring. Mrs W E. Keitner, both of Brunswick. Ga-; Mrs. J. D. Cavis. lamp*; Mr* R. W. Pat­ rick, Lorain. O,; five brothers, A. J. and Tommy Howard of Ternpa J. W. Howard of Wayeroxe, Ga.; F. G. Howard. Baxley, Ga.; J. M. Howatd, Variletville, Okla.; and 12 nephews and niece*. Funeral services will be at 2 p m. Wednesday at Bruson Fun­ eral Home with the Rav. J, E. McKinley officiating Burial will he in Oak Lawn Memorial Park. Weather T1IE .ALARM Wa* sounded, nothing was left but * s i i m of rubble Concert Assn. Members To Hear 'Chanticleers' fry* ’r ? ,-t/ffM •Agi A 500-POUND SAFE AND ITS CONTENTS aa they were found Friday morning In the Oviedo Seaboard Airline Railroad offlco. The dour In the safe was pried off after being drilled. Nothing wan ral«ed. (Staff Photo) 2 Stores Destroyed J. A. Howard, 53, Dies Early Today WITH TWO FIRF. DEPARTMENTS standing by, the adjir.nl stare building slowly grew into a mass of raging flamts. . . IRTY FIVE MINUTES . i r r E R 6 ashes. (Raff Photoa) 'Eisenhower Doctrine at 10:10 a. m. Members of the Cabinet will be -torn in at 10:15 The Seminole High School Band ia going to the msgurstion under th* auspice* of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Inauguration Committee with J Dan Wright as its chairman condition, four in Mrieua condi­ tion, and one with mtor injuries L the report from law enforwment official! and a series of a > cidenU over the pea*, weekend. Property damage has been cadn ited at nearly ftflOO. One law enforcement officer, after summing up the entire re* port of the weekend, end looking over the Hat of erreeu nude for traffic violation Mid **Traffle went troiy," Sheriff J. Luther Hobby, after making the traffic statement said * Wa will have to be rough and laiuo traffic tb-kata to all tket are found violating regulation! on the highways.** Friday nighL ahortiy after 19 o'clock, a pickup truck, driven by John Grlffi*. 36 year old Paolo carpenter, flammed headon into a 1937 Chervolet •taboo wagon driven by Joe Herrie Wright, of 200 W. 27h S. Wright had Just gotten lato hie (Cowtlaaed Oa Page Sevaa) Fire which threatened a heavily populated Midway area shortly after noon Friday destroyed two store bulldog* on Geneva Av*. at the intersection of Fourth St. Of undertermined origin, * the Georgia Store which has been closed for approximately two years, was destroyed as w*s th# store budding adjacent to it Apparently the fir* started In the rear end of tha Georgia Store. It was reported by resident* and law enforcement officers that th* store was completely stocked with both fixtures and merchandise. The store had been operated for approximately II years before being closed because of the death of Its owner Present owners are said to be Stella Owens of Mt. Dor* and other relatives of the former owner Both the Navy and Sanford Fir* Department firefighting apparatus answered the alarm at approxi­ mately 1 o'clock but were hamper­ ed In fighting the blaze became of lark of water. However, the Nary firefighters were responsible for the saving of four frame residences north of the -tore. The Sanford Fire Itcpartment kept flames from licking over Into two stores on Slpe* Art. T»rrifle heat prevented th* firemen from getting near th* two stores as they were slowly eaten away hy flames fanned by winds that shifted from the north to the past. No estimate o f the damage is available from owners of th* two buildings. The former Georgia Store was a galvanized metal covered build­ ing and ot frame construction. The adjacent store building, oc­ cupied by a Negro soft drink es­ tablishment, was of from* con­ struction. Both buildings were completely demolished In approximately U minutes. One of the Outstanding attrac­ tions of Sanford's current asaaca will be 'a perform anet by the brilliant concert male quartet, the Chanticleer*, ta Phwcra* School auditorium at I p. m. to­ night, Francis Roumillat, presi­ dent of Seminole Mutual Concert Association announced today. The Chanticleer*, hailed during their debut season aa a "male quartet extraordinary,*' hart patt­ ed from tradition, and ar* a for cry from lhe ataodard male en­ semble. Singing superlative arrangomrnta of Schubet, Gilbert and Sullivan, and Kurt Wolll, to name but a portion of a magnlfldeot repertoire of special Chanticleer offerings, the Quartet U staged and directed by two of the moot gifted young men In New York. Donald Smith, arranger and musical director at New Eog. land's famed Cohassot Music Circus. Re hae been eaeiaUal (Coatlnuru oa Page Berea) Funeral Services Tomorrow Morning For Joe H. Wright Joe Harris Wright, 26. died at :M p. m. Saturday afternoon a* Seminola Memorial Hospital from bjurie* received In an automobile accident. Friday night Sfr Wright wa* bom in Shelby County, N. C. and came to .Senford 10 year* ago front Canton, N C. where he attended local school*. He waa In th# mill toy service during the Korean action. He was employed a* a TV techni­ cian by Winn TV ami Radio. He ia survived by his wife, Mrs. Virginia Patti Wright: three 'children. Dtqnia Franklin, three, |Kevin Duval two, and Sean BernI ard six monthx: his parents, Mr. I .md Mr*. Joe Harley Wright; two brothers, Calvin Ray Wright and possibility of a top news Item lision of two airlin«rs over Grand Alvin Owen Wright; and a sis­ right new—since the hearts sod Canyon; The death of six Marine* ter Claris 0. McMillan. All ara from Sanfced. thoughts of all young ladies of on a night disciplinary march and Mr. Wright was a member of inarriagablt age centered in the the sentencing o f Sergeant Mc- the Congregational C h r i s t i a n fart that 195rt was lean Year evl- Kvven: The violence In th# South Church. Funeral service* will be held tlcnccd by the re-ponderaneo of over School Segregation; Wedding marriage consumated within the jn Monaco of Grace Ktlly and Itomorrow morning at M o’clock hounds of .166 days—an oceurance , Prince Ranter; Don Larson’ s i at the Congregational Church with we will not again experience intil perfect World Series Game; and Dr. J. Barnard Root and Dr. W. 19U>,” said Harman. (he Soviet Downgrading of Stalin. P. Brooks Jr officiating. Burial will be Oaklawn Memor­ Hundreds of newsmen, topflight On the local new* event scene, writers, commentators, analysts,| Harman had .IS items gleaned ial Pork. Pallbeartes will he: John Root. and world traveler! for news from ,hr newt event, of 193# in Donald Knight, Loland Rudd, papers, magazines, radio and tele- Sanford and Seminole County, Benny Austin, Bob Bennett, Wil­ vision stations, and new. services. ^ , l0 wfr, ,Ul<J ||; N voted on and selected th. lop ten f rn,he, lnto h.„n, _ bur Crouch Jr., F. C. Wlrm, and news items of 1930 eLx dead: Sheriff Luther Hobby Paul *yui. Gramkow Funeral Hama ie in lUrmaa described the ten items Trial; Secret meeting of Sanford without giving th# actual title ofjcU y Commission exposed on charge. each one. He then called on Rotar- March 16; K.tes Kefauver and ians to select their own "to top .\dlai Stevenson visit Sanford; new > events of the year" to coin- |»ow e r F r a n c h i s e agree pare with the one released naton- lnent announced; Bank official ally just before the year ended disappear, from desk—become-, Th* top news events of th# past fugitive; Chamber of Commerce year were luted as: The Hungar-1 official* visit top Navy brass; Ian Revolt; The Suez Crisis; The Semiooi# Memorial Hospital openReelection of President Eittn-'eyt J an 29; Sorthern Bell starts hover; Andrea Doru ssiiong; Col-j dial exchange expansion Feb. to 56 News Summary Shows Struggle "Summing up the newt events ef th* past 12 months, and a* newsmen saw it, there was on* gigantic struggle, "J. Marion Har­ man Sr., executive editor of The Sanford Herald, told the Sanford Rotary Club today as he spake on th* ten top n#ws items of 1956 "Th* y#ar was a prolific one for nows- It sria everywhere, and top newsmen of th* world da-hod from one corner of tht globe to another to gather detail* of his tqry making evantj," he said. However, to separate the events, that ran be listed under one title, would mean th* searching through the potpourri o f descriptions, ana­ lytical material, and th* transmitlyical mat#rial, and th* trans­ mission of facta osar the wires o f th# various press associations, he said. "AH of u* look it various news events in many ways. Some of us gat a chuckle from a n**s item while others would read th# sam* terns and frown aver th* articlt, 'a# continued. Additional Local News On Page 7 �t je w*~ ;->v;,V •» • f.‘, ■•at i--t i _________________ _____ > By DOROTHY WORLEY. O US*, by Doref by Worley. Reprlated by yermUeloa of (be pubtuher. Arab;* Cooks, PtitrlbulH by Krna ftetu rn eyadwata. hesitation. What goes on la this the Stivei* Song. That guy's get­ CHAPTER ie "]tAIRB LAMBERT didn't ni»id etrange little town? "Now, I'm ting friendly all of a sudden." Priscilla looked at Pete, then 1V1 ypur going on • call with rotng to ask you something. Ii BM Uua morning. PRsctUaT'* mil Duval what ha appears to at Dick, sensing that this Intru­ sion Of Luis Alvsrss into the con­ f i oteh. h*r Dick Devareaux glanced at her versation was dellberale. ••Why should ahsT Besides, ah* Disk was looking at Pet* keen­ wasn't there. She went to break- quickly, turned hla eyes back to fast with Bill Duval and hadn t the road. "Bill la an adventurer ly. Had the reference to Alvares back. Bb* lift a not* for me, o< aorta. He's lw*n doing a lot of been too casual T Had BUI Duval n 1 left ner one. 1 told har loafing, a lot of fishlag, and a also eallstsd Petes help? And you had suggested that she go little writing." Ha didn't lika him­ was that wby be was asking Pris­ cilla left a data? ■long with us and I was sorry self for b>* evasion. ■peaking of Alvsrss," Pats "And what *U*T" Pnacilla ask­ aha couldn't" said, "1 heard h* waa trying to "Diplomatic of m* to ask, ed smoothly. "Just what do you mean— -what buy Lookout House." wasn't ItT" Th* young doctor Tlow did you k n o w that?" smiled. "And nf course she would elM*?" Priscilla naked. I’m not sure that 1 Ilka h: have been Just aa diplomatic and "Peggy heard It somewhere. reluacd. I'd rattier have just you." Priscilla said candidly. ‘Tls'a a Mt Tb* top o| tho doctor's con­ on th* inquisitive side. And 1 Bays he's offered a grant deal vertible wma down, and tho sup don’t ilka that way ha has ef more than It's worth. And that, (•It good oa th* car (pad along seaming to watch everyone. Mot so tar, tha own** hasn't agreed tb* highway. Pnacilla was com­ just us, but his eyes follow people to sell, even at Ih# fancy price. You'd think anybody would b* pletely relaxed. This la exactly around." They came to a country store, glad to gst rid of It." bow one should feel on vacation, "Do you know to whom it be­ ah* was thinking. Her* on a lone­ and the doctor stopped tho car. Outside the store, a tall young longs?" Prtsclll* asked, watching ly road on a lovely morning with a devastating man I*va put met man, wearing a wide-brimmed ftlyp clOfCjy. “ gome relative of the old lady Hh* put her head bock against hai, looked up from tb* paper be the seat, adjusted bar dark was reading, folded It, and stroll- that lived there- 1 was flabber­ gast*! when I heard that Alvares glasses. e«l over to the car, “Wby, it’s Pets!" Priscilla said. wanted lo buy 1L Weren't you "Thl* la ray first trip South," "Hello!" Palo said taally, shov- aurprised, Dick?" sbo sold, "and X find myself wish­ “ He's had several r a t h e r ing 1 could stay longer." ing the bread bat farther back on bis bead. "Aren’t you rushing •Lrangs notions, it seams. Ksmem"Why can’t youT" bar then w u talk at first of his "Wall . . ." Priscilla's vo.-ja things a little, Dick?'7 "A* much as 1 con." Dick building over on the Island? in trailed off. Tb*« aha said vague­ ly, "We coma to stay only a short grinned. Ho turned to Priscilla. fact, b* did start a place over while.1 "Pete’s eiwloua. Ho has a way of there and then abandoned the project. Now ha's looking for a Out of a brief tile nee, Dr. Dev homing in on my dates.' "Oh, yeah." Homo of tha lost- hotel sits." tm u x Mid, "How long have you "And what possible use could ness dropped from Pats’# veto*. kMwn your frtandT" “Horning in isn’t doe* only by a millionaire yachtsman have ■onto quality la hla vole# for a hotel in Apalachicola?" Pota *d Prtaetlla to glamo at him curt- mt, 1 waa bar* a long lima acked skeptically. "Tha p l o t ously. "Rita 7 About thrae years. fora you coma, remember?’’ Why do you u k ? " Priscilla thought. He’s talking thickens. It sura livens things up "Oh, X don’t know. Just curious. about tho Pomeroy girl, Uha re­ to bavs Interesting strangers I luppooe." Dub's hand left the mainbarad that Bill Duval had around." "Including me?" asked Prtagtearing wheel, smoothed M g i his ■aid aha and Pale grew up to­ tuUr. Thi* prying buaintsa was gether, while Dr. Davaraaux was "You especially," Pat* said, distasteful to him. IU added, a naweomar to Apalachicola. Uha “Th# re'a quits a diffsrencs la your amid lightly to break tha alight meeting her eyes. *7*11 har a b o u t U tonight," ■get for you to bo pals.' tension in tha sir, “I’m still hors, Dick sold good-naturedly. T v # you think thsre’s s o m a you know." for our association, PrlsBoth men laughed, a little self­ got to shov* off." “O.K. Be* you end Peggy sills thought, ih* started to say consciously. “Turnabout’s f a i r that they worked for the same play," Pet* said. "I have a hunch around aomewher* tonight." "Maybe." Dick retorted. firm, but remembering that they Doa la tied up tonight How's for As Dick started tha car, Pets had deolded to UU nothing about going stepping with ma?r themselves, she sold, In*toad, "I “ What Is this? A schema to ■Old to Priscilla, "8«« you about sight." Just like Rita. She likes ms. Xnd- make Ptggy jealous?" When they had driven on. Pris­ daktally, you and BUI Duval "8h* may have •rant tha soma age, either, and lost night seeing Doa wlU> you. cilla said, "I Uk* Pats. He's a* ptttY* friend*," But as Ur a* I’m concerned, ah* natural" She w u thinking, It's Thot'a right." Dick admitted. doesn’t give a hoot to It a dataT" obvious thoy’r* both in love with Pm getting off on the wrong "This really la a strange sort Peggy. I'm Just someone they can foot, hs thought I don’t know of town. Must be a lack of gtrla. uso to make her Jealous. Oh wcU, how to pry. I’ve bean her# a couple of days what difference do«a It make? "Did you know that Bill Duval and bar* I’m dating th* moot at­ They'r# both nice and I'm having a good Uma. 8he put har sun­ was going to ask har to break­ tractive men In town.1 fast this morning? Or did It juet Pel* bowed from the waist glasses on, slid down In the seat happenT" That's easy to answer. You look again, and said 1sally, Tell me "I didn't know. It must have— In a mirror occasionally, don’t about Apalachicola . . . I Uk* you? Hy th* way, 1 understand hearing about It" Just happened, as you say." was conscious of hi* there's to bo u big pavty on board (To Bo Continued! Avalon Books O IN*, by Doiothy E •merge front thalr helicopter in .hamonlx, Franc*. ifter they Idled to mvo two A1pins dim ben on 4oupt Blew to a blinding assowat-rnn. T1m climber*, Jean Vlncendoa, St, and rrmneoU Henry, St, were left bundled |n sleeping bags M tbo wreckage o< a helicopter that had embed earlier trying to bring them M t Parent* of the two men naked an end to reacuc at* SeegU whew h e * tolled and the rlakbaeame too great Daring pilot* picked up I maroooed reacue worker*. ffetomsiioMt Rsdlophoto) Longwood The Contract Bridge Club mat with Mra. Ev» Jamai Thuraday aftaraoon, Dae. IT. Robert Robertson who la am* ployed In JaekionvlU*, wu a Chrlitmaa guait of hla aunt, Mri. EdUh Hallam and her mother. #*¥ C10CXEI d r . and Mrt. Jrikto McGrath Mn. Balia Alar.< -M Md ea hmfcfi i l gusto. Tuaadiy, Mr. and Mn. John Courfait Dec. If, Mr. and Mr*. HarsctoU DemoeeJt, Bobble and Stevie. The aad children arivad Mood»y from He»er goaata Included Mr. and their home In St. Peteratarf to Mrs. Nall GUbert, Mr. and Mri. i*nd Chrlitmaa with their par M m Dolan, Mr. and Mr*. Mau- ante, Mr. and Mri. Arthur Tbompl i * Parky. April and Maurice Jr. aon. tod Mn. Uelas Stenand. Mr. and Mra. Carl Johnaon of Sabring ipent the holllayi with Mr. Johnson's *Ut*r, M n. Selma U rcam , at her hom* on Milna St. _____ Th# Saturday Evening Plnoci • Club had It* Annual Banquet a* the Ben White lUceway, Thoia attending were: Mr, and Mr*. CbarUi W*l**, Mr. and Mr*. Nor man God/ny, Mn. Caaila Matin, Mrt. Maud* Tuppar, Loula Knoll, Mr. aad Mra. Marie HarrI* John Hollltlar, Mn. Caula Malar* antartaload (pent Christmas with relative* in th* Plnochla Club Saturday #vens c Paten burg. Ing at tha boma of har daughter, Mr and Mri. Coll* entertained Mra, Mela Harr!*, on Eael Lake Ava. Mr. end Mra. Ltjoy Neumann at dinner Chriatmea Day._________ Mri. Bette Loekliy and daughtar, Sandra, aecompanlnd by Mlaa Elalna Laat will Itava thli Prldar for a vacation In Naw York City and Webster, N. Y. kOOTCk VHUKH t IC T m otli NAMn ta w WhUa In Wabitar Mri. Locklay TO WJIOM-rr itAlf CONCJULSi Noll**Nolle*- la 1* hereer hereby alvee lira* that J*# the -wW^riril with her atiter,~Mrr. Howard Elton, and family. reed purtuent to K t V iI^ . puH » ‘ V o ^ . 7 n'.c.t Legal Notice sa w ; . L hr. *notles, ths* “ •"’H oV T iru 'SD ^ ktcA cu ia • eaCer which I *m *ne*ee<l In hue. lasa*. 1 aissst te *<wear* In bull- mThe» party m fisS siS^srwoVfc c l In •aid aali buslnt#r»«tcl laeee snt.rprli* I* *• follow*! John C. ro.sats PeteO at For.il City. Seminal* ounty, rinrliM, thl« lllh d»r of eeemher, HI*. la <he C#er* ef the t'saatr Je**». BBMINOLM reeaty. riarlda, la rrehete. 8 Iflclt * CUNeTANTIMH pee*e>*.l, Te All ('rs41l*ra sad I’ rnee, H«»r'l.lia. ar Il.ai.a4. Aealant Betel*) you aid tech of you ere hereby •still.d aid renulred to prs.snt Bay alalm. and d.msnds which you. or either Of you. may have aealiiat th* *.U te of NIi'K CONSTANTINK, ll.r.ua.il. lata nf laid t-ntinly. !<■ the County Jude* it SIJMINiil.K County ylorlde, at hU offl.'o In the «nurt home of e*ld Count. at lA .v r o n o . rfori4*. within ci* m eilendar insnths f/am th* lime of the flret publication of (hi. no. lice. Keeli claim or d»msnd aliell t* In writing, end ohsll , u i * th* plAro of ruldinra mi.l poll offl.-o addreep of Ilia clalment. and ahall be aworn lo hy the rlulnuint. Ill* Spent, or attorney, end any eurh •Ulm or aimeng net to filed ehtll Tokyo, capital of Japan. I« translated as meaning "Eastern Capitol." This happened In tha lMO's when the government mov­ ed from western royal court of Kyoto to Yedo, then to Tokyo. Electrician Wants Cooperative Rat WOODBHIDOK, N. J. ( g ) — Wanted: Ono cooperative rad to pull • wire through a 710-foot curved pip*. Apply to Louit gainman, electrician. So far, throe rat* have let Salo­ mon down In hi* attempt lo run a fir* alarm wlro through the pip# under the New Jersey Turn­ pike to a nearby housing project. Salomon tied th* wire to a string, tha itrlng «„ n rat’a tail ami then tried to penuad* the ro­ dent to icurry through th* pipa. One rat promptly chawed through tho itrlng and scampered nway, \ second gave up halfway through and squirmed back. The third, a husky, black rat. *p«d through the pipe »o swiftly Urn airing jeraped on the pip* and broke. Salonun hsaded for th* city dump today in hopes of finding tho right rat. C O N S O L I D A T E Y O U R 4-M»f Ai O U T S T A N D IN G O B L IG A T IO N S " —--- t v 4auat.11 -XI You'll find It ever so much easier to stretch your paycheck when you have Just one place to pay. Tho Sea of Galilftrprbvldc* Hires-1 The play with tha longest run -Puerto Rico has been a w'ifourths of Israel's fish supply. on Broadway Is "Life With Fa- U 0Vcrn,nif commonwealth sines In the Virgin Islands, 5.000 acres thcr” with 1,224 porformanees. 1 have been donated by Lawrence Second is "Tobacco Road" with i 1 "" , S. Rockefeller so that tha island's 3,182 performances #nd third is! There are two small tropical old plantations can be restored to "Abic'i Irish Iloio” with 2.3271T°r««t areas n the United Siam {southern Florida and southeastern grow sugar can* and tropics! fruits. performances. Texas. *or th« Full Prlet of CAIIII FRANCIS FISHER iloals the show In Hollywood from her taUntrri parents, singer F-dilie FUher and actreis Debbie Reynolds, who or* content with supporting roles. This was the camera debut for tho Infant, born to tho movie couple last Oct 21. ffnisrnationaij LAST TIME TONI (HIT STARTS « 30 WsMMvwwaoa mw c N a t a l is W o o d B u r n in 9 H ills Avon Park Lakas will Ira advertised in eul-ofslat# newspapers but NOW before such advertjsing starts, this fin# property Is offered to the people of our state . . . to ghro thorn k csC \jjty WASNiacoLon Im X .- Mnl• IklXS'SCMfli ec**l%*t nail FEATURE— I :to \ ORLANDO EK BERfi frficnoF \ SrtfMOCJNMriMMWMMW / saSw \ \ iswcucf ANflA •/e m w I/H w d ie e lined teea Cempaar •*?# tm ttl/C e a iijl fio note Ce/p / fW CRtMUT / ■A w % BlOOM \ (Old Fnnr.ii iK.al.r Svildlog) 1243 Eat! Colonial Drive**.................. Tel. 5-2642 * F H O L D fW O O D ~ ? p. B U S T -SANFORD. h'EATt'BE— k:49 Only "CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE” • CARTOON PER MONTH Hies Into Ihls area. Avon Park Lalti Is only J miles from Avon Ps?k and should boeomo ono ol Avon Park’s fin# rosidentsi suburbs. tha chance to select the IEST locations while they are available. Select lots doit to tho lake at this low price, but don’t wait or you m#y miss this grist opportunity. Frc* D*«d . . • Freo Tltlo Insurance « • • Exchange Privilege h a iw a u s P I l l Watt First Street...........................Tel. 1155 *5 oow n Lok« Privilegot for Bathing, Booting and Fishing FREE to all Property Ownsrs of Avon Pork Lakos The C O R P O R A T I O N 300: *25 A LL LOTS TH E SAM E PRICE Th# Avon Fart Chamber ef Commerce Is m. , 1? , 0' ,,, ,0 4C.<lu« :n> " w * poople v< S ,rt lake reqions and to bring mors fam- 1 k m Hu n t e r G A C. FINANCE » $ NO MORE THAN 5 r --- |l*«*v Hei.l luildi*|) ONLY NO LESS THAN 2 TO A PURCHASER $300 407 We»t CRnlral Avenue!................ Tel. 3-6493 would sioivts m a v n AVON PARK CHAMBER oV COMMERCE —CO-HIT— lo o m up O ih? ■mi rasnst* entov-tm t—. * A VO N P A R K L A K E S Y O U R 511F f^ T O SC s t a m l s CH O ICE LOCATIONS AT IF Y O U O W E T O O M A N Y P E O P L E ... j ya »S L : B A C K - 150A D F O L K S — ' | o o tefa tt s t u f f ; T H A T . Pre-Opening O ffer! Nearly half of th* foreign itud*nt» in th# United State* com* hero on thcir family'* funds. The remainder receive financial aslisiam-R from private organisa* Hone in the United States. About P. O. go* IS. Sanford. Florida yjrnl Publication pecamber It. tan parctnt receive aid from United States and foreign government*. O W E IT T O By STANLEY w“ S 6 iW f i B jw s a iw a jf f “ "- Veellie, ftililo u Merlo Lssnl* Ae eieculur of Ih* Last Will and aalament of Nick Con.tanllns, daoeneod Ktrlyl* llouehoider attorney for ■saotttor*. YOU s*r«>Tt4US ?♦**»•0M*s THE O LD HOM E T O W N be void. 1 lav RANDALL CMABE AND M. L. CULLUM EXAMINE abut was larmad "th* finest ealsry In VlorU| today” the first raDry of the season was sat W-dursday at Um ■rtfske f*rfi» f t Monroe lo rn * tla ft to fight) Hartort 0 . Behrens. Randall Chase. T. H’. Janaa, ato M, L. tallum, (Hlsff pba* to%fFfM|v nsi*V ••ik'wase ItoaSwowy >tsmat«• N*dM — snows: 1:00-2:45-1:29-0; 15 8:01*9 IT I I I I I I I I I I I jj mail coupon todayt ...n I I Avon Park, Florida I Ptaara sand me th* descriptive folder espial;,-) Ihis I offer. It It understood that this Is only an I.iqu’ enc I does not obligate m* in any way. I I Nam# I Avon Park CHAMBER of COMMERCE I I Address City. I . Zorra__« Stato^. Ms* N *^ sad Addr*. Cisart, Sll J Dm OVER Avon Park Lakrs it lorated 3 mile* north of •he Junction of Avon Park’s Mi In Mlrael. and Lf. R. Route 27 Avon Park CHAMBER of COMMERCE O rganised I92S AVON PARK, FLORIDA ON THC O H A N i S J J O S n O ff 's'jpqyg'" �/ A—— *- r, . Yi -’•I . ’• ■- - ■;-nV *• f.“H. ' 'I*.*-*. '..k ; .• v** ‘ . • njtV' 7V_.\ :»#> -• '•i J*X' A*' ft* > 12'# r it iit .: U. S. O W ES MORE THAN ALL THE REST COM BINED I " srp r .. nun. |to*oeoooo { UNITED STATES M7i3.aoo.ooo.ooo ific' WiW CHINA' 'S rOlTUCAl I4MOOOOOO HAHCI IIAmeOOMO IlllU i AFRIC, CCIOMOUtni.ooo.ooo SOUTH " AMERICA ITAIT tnnoeoooo \ %’ M I f *I* V I . | PAKISTAN(441.000000 |f yT A fMAIffMII 1411.000 MO 1 ■ r AUVTIAUA|>410.000000| KIWAMS CLUB TRE-SIDEN'T KUWIN SIIINHOLSER (far left) receive* hi ‘‘ nrenidenCa pin” from A. 1„ Wilson, retiring presi­ dent The pin has been used In a similar ceremony since the local |4UIMA 1140000000 • * Jiu/iiin O .;.,., Kiwanls Chib has beta chartered. Past preaidtau, I f « f Ifeaa passed the pia one to another until it reached the Immediate past predileat. (Staff Thotu) * THt MATtONAl DtBT ot the United States rum to more than twice |world, thl* map compilation thowi. Total debt shown here, exclu. the combined debt ot the rwt of the main debtor nation! of the |tire of wealthy Uncle Sam's, Is slightly less than $151,000,000,000. . Basic Foods Essential For Your Good Health _ A PLACQUE FOR EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE was presented Ed 9 Klrchhnlf (right) by Jm-1 Field, chairman of the Sanford Klwani* Club's Interclub L'elatlona Committee. Klrehhofl had a record of 13 tntrrriub visits. (Staff Photo) ly HUMAN N. lUNOISIN, M.D. WITH so much stress on re- lent of one pint of milk a day. You ducing diets, these days, I'm can drink milk In any form, or afraid too little attention Is paid consume It as cheese. Ice cream to the average everyday diet that or milk desserts. In addition to all of us who are not trying to supplying calcium for your bones, these foods contain vitamins A lose weight should maintain. There's no complicated formula and D, several other vitamins and Uf follow for this everyday good minerals and protein. health diet. It’s simply composed Four Eggs of the seven basic foods—foods 3: Meat, fish, poultry and eggs. you probably eat anyw ay. But there's the catch. Instead You can eat these cooked any of “ probably” eating some of way you desire. Make sure you get them each day, make sura that at least four eggs a week. You get needed vitamins, plus Iron tor the you do cat them every day. blood and protein for the bodv Basic Seven Let's see what these seven basic tissue. foods are and what they can do 0: Bread and cereal. X advise whole grain or enriched bread for you: 1: Leafy, green and yellow veg­ and cereals. The whole grains are etables. You can eat fresh, frozen Important for roughage. Besides, or canned vegetables, either raw these foods give you vitamins. nr cooked. They provide vitamin Iron, protein and calories which A to protect jrour skin and eyes help pep you up. and to guard against Infection Necessary Fata They also add Iron to help build 7: Butter and margarine. You blood as well os roughage to aid can have butter or fortified mar­ elimination. garine, or substitute cooking fat 3: Citrus fruits, tomatoes and and salad oils. In addition to raw cabbage. For the citrus fruits, supplying calories for energy, you can have whole fruit or Juice, they give you vitamin A. which fresh, frozen or canned. These serves as a protector against dan­ are rich In vitamin C, which pro­ ger of Infection. motes strong blood vesseU and That's It. It’s not a fancy diet. keeps gums healthy. Again, they But It's healthy. supply roughage to help elimina­ QUESTION AND ANSWEX tion. 3: Potatoes, other vegetables L. O.: Is hemorrhage from the and fruit. Eat potatoes, cooked lung always due to tuberculosis? any way you want, plus at least Answer: Hemorrhage from the one additional vegetable or fruit. lung need not always be due to Thess foods contain several es­ tuberculosis. Pneumonia, a tumor sential vitamins and minerals of the lung, varicose veins In the tubes leading to the lungs and and also add roughage. 4: Milk and milk products. heart conditions may cause a Adults need at least the equlva person to cough up blood. <Uy from spending the holidays with relatives In Winston-Salem, Goldsboro, Burlington and Mebane, N C. Thcr were accomp­ Col. and Mrs. D. If. Boone have anied by their son-In-law and ter, Lt. anJ Sirs. Tyler Dedman daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clay nnd daughter, Dcbio in Hamilton arrived to spend the winter here. She is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Square, N. J. This was the first A. B. Southard, and they have j By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON * Air. and Mrs. Donald Partain of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Till!* of Christmas tn 11 years the whole been in Lake Mary on numerous occasions. , Miami were tho holiday guests of Sanford are announcing the birth family had been together. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe of a daughter, Merinthe Anne at Royee E. Green, A /lt has re­ tho Seminole Memorial Hospital, Ervin. Thursday, Dec. 27. Mr. Tlllis is turned to his duty nation, the Dr. Charlotta Scott has return­ tho eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Connally AFB, Waco, Tex. after spending a holiday furlough ed to Philadelphia, Penna. nfter L. C. Tillls. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. a short vacation with her par­ ents, Mr and Mrs. A. N. Scott Sir. and Mrs. Miller Arritt Jr. J. E. Green. at their home, Scotland Yard. and children, Miller III and Joyce Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson Ann of Partlow, Virginia spent Chief and Mrs. M. W. Coleman the holidays with his mother, have returned after spending the • have Just returned from a week's Sirs. Miller Arritt and her bro­ holidays with relatives in Smyr­ ' visit with his parents in Birming­ ther and sister, Colcmsn Harris na, Tenn. ham, Ala, This Is the first time and Miss Belle Harris. James A. Newell returned to tn 15 years that the family of Chief Coleman has been together Mr, and Mrs. II. J. Utter art his home in Baltimore, Md., Sun­ on Christmas. announcing the birth of a daugh­ day after visiting his brothor-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. | I DeloriJ Mlisted left Fridar for ter, Nancy Ruth on Dec. 20. N. Scott. Sew Orleans, I-*., to complete Mr. anil Mrs. Arthur Kube of tlx months special training In her Robert Armstrong, student at | nursing course, after spending j Farwell, Mich, and their friends, the holidays with her mother,] Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLann of j FSU at Tallahassee, was the guest | Rapid City. Mich., arrived Mon­ of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ IF.Mrs. C. F.. Milsted. day to spend the season In their bert Esty during the Christmas | holidays. Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Wbelchet railers on Like View Avc. _ _ _ and family of Miami were the Kimnua Do Pont "4 0 " la Mrs. C. E. Mlisted and daugh-, Mr. and Mrs. Diaries Ko»h, who guests of her parents, Mr. awl rich in titanium dioxide, whitest cf aQ paint p<(• Mrs. T. L. O’Connor this past occupied one of the Cowan apart­ ter, Cecelia spent Sunday in Oca­ msnts. Keeps bouses look­ ments, two years ago are1return­ la, the guests of her sister-in-law. ; week. ing “ (rashly painted'* Sening to their home In Maumee, O sm efler herd eesson, yen/ New Year guests of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. W. II. Harrell and the last of the week, after a slier yssr. Try Du Pont Mrs. J. R. Reaves were her bro­ son. Winston spent Christmas Day short vacation in Lake Marr. “ 40“ on your house! ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and with her mother, Mrs. Mary Wine★ A dsrabis S e n ile * 1 miller in WlUi.tnn. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Ball Mrs. J. W. Falagan. and their wklN returned New Year’* from spiral son-in-law and daughter, Mr and if liter**"*! ••*•*•§* A — Recently, the Intermediate Boys' ing the holidays with their son Mrs. Jamr* Lee and son. Jesse, •a4 MdUf and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Falagan Class of the First Baptist Church ar.d daughter-in-law. Mr. nnd ★ AieilaWi Ia MtilfflAf HaI| of Lake Mary had a camping trip Mrs. Raymond M. Ball Jr. and Jr. end the elder Falagan's • and swim. Present were, Don two sons, In Fanwood, N. J. and grandchildren, Linda, Jacqueline ' Coleman, Robert Norwood, Rich­ with their son-in-law and daugh- and Ricky Manuel, all of Orlando. ard Seott, Joe* Muse, Robert Lankford and their teacher, Harry Darrow, Charles W. Sjoblom Jr. accom­ panied by his mother, Mrs. C. W. ^.Sjoblom and Mrs. S. L. Drawr dy, left Monday for Travecca Col­ lege, Nashville. Tenn. where he will enter the ministerial course. Lake MaryJ • - Mr. and Mrs. John Leach and son, John Edward returned Sun-' Arcade Package Store TIIIIFTY SAVERS, looking to Hie future, have Invented fundti with FIRST FEDERAL — $2,375,000 in 1956 alone and by thin action hnvc ' ccome COMMUNITY BUILDERS. They are helping themselves too — their savings grow venr nfter year its the llberal'divl•lends accumulate. They have been pleased with our sound policies pertaining to lonns nnd reserves that nature maximum savings security nO.ME OWNERS have long recognized FIRST FEDERAL as the main source of funds for the building, buying or improving of homes. They, too, by their nnibltlon for "good Florida livlnp” have assisted as COMMUNITY BUILDERS, adding activity to the neighborhood and vulue their property. Through such cooperative teamwork comes PROGRESS. And so It is with thanks to these friends of ours thnt w-j publish this yearend statement. Statement December 31, 1954 (CASH AND CARRY) PICKUP AND DELIVERY AT REGULAR RATES. Featuring Laney Dry Cleaners The Very Best E. H. LANEY, OWNER Liabilities Assets First Mortgage Loans l.onn.H on Savings Accounts llcnl Estate Owned $(>,.>«>.>,783.30 50,018,371.19 Snvtngs Accounts 139,197.35 I.onn« In Process 23,823.03 1,035.18 Other IJabilitles 5,71603 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock 120,000 00 Reserves: IT- S. Bonds 101,325.21 Cash On llnnd & In Banks *88,973.53 General 520,121.31 13,715.26 Surplus 40,000.00 Office Building & Equipment TOTAL 560,121.31 50.610,032.16 50,010.032.16 MEMBER Federal Savlnjfi and I.oan Insurance Corporation United States Savings and !.onn League Federal Home L>an Hank System Florida Savings and Loan League STAFF DIRECTORS Howard Faville, President A. Edwin Shlnholser George Touhy, Excc. Vice President. Sanford F Doudney K. C. Harper, Sr-, First Vice President Howard Faville S. F. Doudney, Second Vice President E. C. Harper, Sr-, Rosamond Chapman, Secretary-Treasurer George Touhy J. If. Van Hoy AT 1 5 % Discount 83 Maxine Kkern, Asst- Secretnry-Treas. Hilda Powell, Teller 11. James Gut The Lumber Namber for Sudden Service Barbara Flynl, Teller HILL Floyd Cooper, Teller Lumber & Supply Yard a FIRST FEDERAL, serving Seminole Countv and this urea for 21 yenrs, thus Ls recognized as prime COMMUNITY BUILDER. W E G IV E Y O U First Class Cleaning CALL 0. D. Farrell’s COMMUNITY BUILDERS Anticipated 213 W. Third SL Sanford. Flo. »• > unit w V. J7 ». %»<\a-m y I S ^ I S 5 E ! ^ L<N DIi MmlJ DO M 'A S S OQC I A T I O N irvvlH'i •» «• MUI 10« •Si' m �t i^ ’ - VIRGINIA CREEPER P ro g re s s In S ta te O f F lo r id a Means Growth In Seminole C o u n ty! __ O pt o f thoM “ boost Florid*” items ap- m n i la loot work's oditkm o f Nowawook ... •'Tke New Florida” , still the nation’ s •v 4aysround. was tho foundation o f th* story rhidi was basod on tho steady growth o f adostry In various soetions o f the state. W hat they a n doing fo r and to tho stato ...as won aa to tho people was woven In and w t o f the state’s progress report by A si loda to Editor John A Conway’s recitation s f b if-d t y growth. Thnm ghoot tho account th e n appeared Numon Rights, Security ” K • • Material Harm To Russia The Sanford Herald Publllhsd tl«, -lay, *»ch w ,,k Ent.r.d u MeonS aU n m itl.r <Vtnb,f ST ISIS »t III* Pe«l Offlc* ef Isnford norld*. under th* Act of C o n *r „, of Mareh t. 1,7* rnnn perkins rditor *»<, PuMi.h.r Marion marman an. e i »cuii*o editor ■VELTN 1 CtTSIIINO, Adrortloln* Mansasr HtlBSCRIPTION RATKH 1*0 p,r wssk Ono Month ft.IS Hlx Month, On, V,ar »5T» III.IS 0 At| Obituary n o tic e enr.l, of thanks r.anlutlon, and •otle«, of ,n t,rl*ln m ,*t for tbo purpnaa of ml.lng fund, will >» ch»ri«d for »t rsaulav »J*srtl«ln« r a t,, r S r «, Month . . It . . .00 T b * II,raid I, * H «m b ,r o f Ihn Mnltad Prssa whlrh I, antttlad ix sla slv sl? to tho uio for republicsMon o f *U th* local now , print,d In th l, n ,ir,pa p,r. Rsersssatsd •mu* i**. .Halloa,Hr hjr O .n .ra l Adrarttiln* ftl Oaorgla S a ri* * , Rank Rldg. Attain* O o*r«l* Mon. Jan 7, 1957 ra g e l TODAY'S BIIII-E VERSE I can do all things through Christ which «tr*ngthe*eth me^-PhlllppIsns 4:13. Your strength will be mads perfect In weakness when you can say like Paul It is no longer I that live but Christ that dwellest in me. The damage done to Russia by tha Hun­ garian uprising is not merely moral. Great mnterinl harm has resulted as well For ex­ ample. far from being able to cut (Sown tho Russian army and release manpower for industry and agriculture, the Soviet leaders have been forced by Hungary to keep their army at Its peak. The Kremlin had counted on both Poland and Hungary to contribute materials to Russia. Instead, both have be­ come n drain on the Russian economy. To allay unrest, the Kremlin haa cancelled more than a billion dollarn In debts allegedly owed.lt by both Poland and Rumania, and has had to promise both countries sevsral hundred millions In new loans- Not only that, hut coal and building materials, neither of them too plentiful in Russia, have had to be shipped to Hungary. These drains may cut down tha economic aid which Moscow had hoped to extend to Egypt, India and othsr Oriental countries. All of which suggests that, whatever the prevalent mood of Krushchev. Bulganin A Co., it Is not ons of blithe confidence. B CHARLES M. MCCANN United Press Staff C*rr«pa—d*w> La*t week's good and bad nawa on the Internationa! balanct sheet: President Elsenhower announc­ ed a bold new plan, involving a resort to force, if necessary, to combat armed Communist aggrsaslon In the Middle East. The President, British Prime Minister Anthony Eden sad French Premier Guy Mollet joint* ly rejected a bid by Sovltt Rotilan Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin for a high-level power eonfarenee on disarmament. It was Indleated that tha So­ viet government was working out sn Imporant revamping of polley in an altempt to end the con­ fusion which resulted from Its re­ pudiation of Josef Stalla’a dicta­ torship. ’ The situation In Hungary, whan l a historic revolt stemmed from the “ de-Stalinlxation” campaign, remained chaotic. Worker! were 1still in a rebellious mood. FI»enhower Doctrlse 11' II b ( By LYLE C. WILSON United Pres* Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON — On snap Judgment, the Democrat* have come up with on* new, bright and ahining fact in the new Uth Con­ gress. If the Republicans hare a real poltleal comer among the naw members of Congress he haa not y*t emerged from the obscu­ rity of the crowd. The new, bright and ahining Democratic ftc* belong* to S«n. Joseph Sill Clark Jr. of Pennayl- vasia. Politicians ofttn seek new faces with which to bait the voters much as fancy dresi makers seek new look* in clothe., to bait style* conscious women. New faces to party politicians are political nawcomera who qualify In general for promotion to higher o ffic e promotion to the White Hous*, for example. Pell'lcally Ambitious This la not to *ay the Demo­ crat* will go to far aa to nomi­ nate a freshman senator for pres­ ident in 1M0. But, they might Clark has a lot of what it will take to get that nomination, and hla rtcond discloses him to be a politically ambitious man. Among ALL COMPANIONS REQUESTED TO ATTEND F. I„ Miller Fred Stain, Secretary hit qualifications are those: He will be about the right age In 1960. during which he will cele­ brate his 59th birthday. Americans for Democratic Ac­ tion. a left-wing splinter group with great power within the Dem­ ocratic Party, claims Clark a, one of It, own. And the predictable trend of Democratic Party policy is to the left. The senator already la In step. • Political Glam Killer Clark Is a political Jack th* Giant Killer. His giant w a s the Republican organization in Phila­ delphia where, in 19H, he was elected tb* first Democratic mayor In 68 years. The new senator comes from a big state matched only by Cali­ fornia and exceeded only by New York in electoral votes. Clark fit* the pattern of miss democracy's more recent sweet­ ness. excluding, of course, Harry S. Truman. The aerutor U a Harvard graduate— magna cum laude. He is a member of Phi B«ta Kappa. On that and other High Prteet eounta, Clark could qualify as an egghead. He Is well o ff financial­ ly, and he's a lawyer. , Whip* Incumbent Doff Clark resigned aa mayor of Philadelphia to run for the Sen­ ate against Republican Incumbent James H. Duff and licked that once powerful Republican by IT,. OOO votes. That, however, la the stoutest of Clark's claims for fu­ ture consideration by th* Demo­ cratic Party. While Clark was licking Duff by a few thouiand votes, Presi­ dent Eisenhower was carrying Pennsylvania lait November by a landslide margin of 600,000, and state Republicans wera winning both houses of the Legislature. Pennsylvania began to slip it* Republican mooring, under pres■ur* of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. Clark, however, la th* first Democrat tent up by Penn­ sylvania Democrat* with any raal chance of continuing to climb. Th« senator Is a man to watch “ Benson. I need your help . . . I have to fir* threa i it the story of the Sth Congress Whom do you suggest fo r the other tw o?? . unfold,. By UNITED PRESS HOLLYWOOD — Actor Michael O'Shea pointing to his target an evidence he did not inland bodily harm when he shot a neighbor's tractor: “ I can shoot straight—two shots two tires.” ROME, Italy — Mirko Skofic beaming at the news M« actresswife Gina Lollobrigid* ia going to have a baby in July* " I f It la a girl 1 am sura ah* will be aa beautiful as Gina.” Top C lick MIAMI—Federal Judga Emett Choate ruling that Miami aad Fla rid a busaa muet allow ridtra to travel on a mixed basis: “ I hav* no hesitation In saying thte these segregation laws are unconstitutional and h*nr* sr* unenforceable.” o f the New Car Season your New Year off to t* rollicking start? W It’s sflorts-car going In a full-sized tra w l* that's sheer delight from start feo finish. Want to take tho wheel of the car that* winning raves from Coast to Coast and back again? K n o w what else? an t to get kind of form ance comes dressed In sleek and glamorous styling that’s fresher th«a tomorrow's news. They like the new ease of handling, the new steadiness of cornering, the way stops are always on the level no matter how quickly you use tho brakes. H e r o , with Just a judicious touch o f fo b f to treadle, you get response so obediently instant, so liquid smooth, and so full range In “ Drive"—that you’ve m jv r t ia your lift felt anything like It. Fact is, folks like everything about the newest Buick yet — the oar that’s fast becoming the biggest hit of the new car year—and you will, too. Come on In and try it this week. We’ll have the red carpet out for you. .............................. *. w a v — i ; *.V*ts AJiiin, tJ Variable Fitch Dpivtfloi* to the r-rUy T\~rfrw Buick buildt today. It u itaiulard on Hoadmarter, Super m i CpSH t optional si nuxltU titta colt on tho Special. )9, , r mar#'* good . . f . w tor — — new They Uko the new roominess Inside these low-sweep Bulcks and the new luxury of their “nested’’ ride. Wo mean the team with the highestpowered V8 engine ever to ginger a Buick — and an advanced new Variable PHck Dynaflow.* a v o e e — .**• # « ........................---------------------------- . Big Thrills Buick •WMM MTTM AUTOMOMa ASS I FEDERAL Sanford Folks Mm the way this Then take tlio wheel of a 1957 Buick and try tho sparkllng-est now performance team In all autodom. FIRST T uesday, Jan. 8 - 7 :30 P.m. Xlssahowsr a»kad leaders of both Republican add Democra­ tic partial in Congress to back a declaration which would com­ mit th* United States to meet any armed Communist aggression ia th* Middle East with armed fore*. Th* declaration would cover , “De-StalWxtUea” any armed aggression by Soviet Soviet Communist Chieftain ft. Bu«ft* or by any Middle Eastern country whleh might become a kita S. Khrushchev, (Making it a New Year reception la Move*, Russian tool admitted leaders »bar*d the blips The Eiaenhower Doctrine, as It, for some of the misdeeds of St*, may b* called, was worked out m becanao of th* critical situations lin. Khrushchev’* admission of s brought about by Egypt’s nationalUaloa of th* Suez Canal, the fact which had been obvious Ktr Iaraell-BriUsh-French attack on since the denunciation of Stabs on Egypt and Russia's open at­ last Febnuwy-meamed part of i tempt to penetrate into the Arab reshaping of Soviet policy. Tbo reshaping apparently rev­ itotas. ere relation* with Poland. Ilea, Disarmament Soviet Premier Bulganin met a gary and tb# teal of th* cold rebuff from the Big Three lite countries, the attitude to hi Weston Allies on the disarmament taken toward President Tito «t Issue, Eden and Mollet proposing Yugoslavia, and relation! with a five-power conferen-e on dla- the various countries i f the •rmament Th* United Stato*. world. Quotes From News MONROE CHAPTER REGULAR CONVOCATION News Britain, France, Russia sad In{« would have been represented. The Western Allies fold they preferred to keep disarmament m gotia lions in t he United Natl** The President said the United State: Intended to make furA* proposal to the \J. N. Disarma­ ment Com million, Demos Have New Face In Congress LONDON — Moviemaker Mi­ chael Todd turning aside ques­ tions about hi* rumored plans t* near th* Capitol but out of sight yea. Ioiu.sch« sat impaaaive an marry Elisabeth Taylor when ah* of newsmen. Javits did not want the bark row. divorces Michael Wilding: to quit is attorney general Just I Suddenly ha turned to hla stal "Sometimes I Just don't haar yet because Democratic Gov. Imate, Sen. A. S. Mika Monroaey too good” Averell Harrlman would name a Okie., a fervent Democrat, and Democrat to ,ucceed him. If he whispered* “ Who are WE nomi­ WAUKESHA, Wis. - Elliott A. waited, (he Republican-controlled nating?” Johsuon, president of th* Weber Legislature—whon It meets—could Monronay grinned la relief, and Brewing Co. announcing produc­ elect a Republican told him. tion of “ beer” la three flavoroTh* clerk: "Mr. Lauleb*.” Dut there he was In Washing­ eola, punch and colllns: Lausche: “ No.” ton. And there wse Lausche sit­ “ Conflrmed bear drinker* do Unidentified icnator: “ Whew." ting silently In the Senate. net ear* for a beverage of thl, Democratic applause. TTten came the showdown — a typo, to It won't bother th* beer rollcall vote on a Republican ef­ Curtain, Industry ono bit.” fort to elect Sen. Styles Bridges S m okry S ayti R-NH a, Senate president pro tem Instead of Sen. Carl Hayden DArix. Would Doilfe Rollcall If Lausche voted “ aye"—a vote for Bridges—Republicans were set EFFECTIVE to have one of their number, pro­ bably Sen. John J. Williams Del. Jan. 1 ’57 slip off the floor and fail to an­ swer the rollcall. The GOP atrategy was to have Anticipated Javlts quickly shed his state job, present bis credentials and taka Yearly Dividend the oath. Under Senate rules, the member who missed the rollcall could move to reconsider the vote. This time tti« outcome would be a 48-(8 tie, Nixon would break tha tie and the Republican, would capture the Senate. The rollcall droned on. Demo­ Iba big “ C* — CARELESSNESS crat* voted No. Republican, voted cause* most Corset (tree! No. 15-R.A.M. Bad UFF'A-DAY How GO P Near W on Senate Control WASHINGTON W — Ttil* It th* drama of how th* Republi­ can* almost won cootrol of th* Scnat*. Sc*ne: Capitol FtttJ. Th* U. S. Renats chambsr, Opening issilon of th* SSth CoogrMi. Noit* Ala­ rum*. Principal c7ur**tor»: frank J. Launch#, somstira** unpredictable now Democratic itnator from Ohio; Sen.-elect Jacob K. Javite It NY; 48 other Democratic ,*n* a tort and 44 other GOP ssnators; Vico Pzsitdent Richard M. Nixon. Plot: Would Lauaeho vots with the Democrat* giving them con­ trol of th* Senate. Or would he vot* with the Republican!, split­ ting th* Scnat*. 41 to 41 and enabllog tha GO Pto win control with a tie breaking vota by Nixon, th* Senate’* presiding office. Th* atory begin, with tha DM •lection,. L*um.-1«, gutcroor of Ohio, won •lection to th* R*nat« but woulds t commit himaolf on whather h* would vot* with hi* party to organixo that body. HI* Intentions were critical bacauao the Demo­ crat* held a pecarioui 40-47 edge. If b* voted with th* Republi­ can* th* 4S-4S tie would reault which Nixon eould break In favor of the GOP. Said He Wm Ur ’I Mmw Later, however, Lauacha aald h* wouldn't ahow up for Thursday'* opening of the Ssaato, but would remain in Ohio to tarv* out the remainder of hla term as gover­ nor. Thi* ►earned to remove th* Im­ portance of his opening day vote, became a Republican senatoralert, Javlta, alio said h* would ikip tha opening session and re­ main in Now York lo aerve out hla terra aa that stata’a attorney general. Republican* spirited Javlts down; from New York and kept him ^ Last W eek's Good, the names o f Miami, Tampa, W est Paha Beach, Pensacola, f i t Petersburg. Jackson­ ville. Miami Beach, Tsllahsssse, Ft* Lau­ derdale and Palm Beach. One o f the m ajor pointe brought out in the three-#nd-*-half page article was “ Com­ pany after company has found the mere word ’Florida’ a sure employs lure. However, we think that a beat waa mis­ sed when the growth o f such areas as San­ ford and Seminole County— the moet fa­ bulous growth recorded in the state— did not appear. We like the publicity fo r Florid*—and we believe that Governor LeRoy Collin* ia sellling “ Florida” as a state and not ita individ­ ual communities— for when Florida grows, so will Sanford and Its immediate environs. Crusaders fighting fo r human rights and ‘ security should have full and unqualified M pport o f tho government. Usually they ilarly is this so when the weapons do. Partieul • • • and agencies used a rt among those guaran­ teed by the Constitution. Outstanding are -freedom o f the prose and freedom o f speech. C e n s o r s h i p ‘^ W o* be unto any criminal element which The |>eople who are crusading for cen­ * rmploys violence to punish or Intimidate sorship have given no evidence that they those who write or speak against lawless- have thought through what they are do­ . ness. Almost invariably, thugs who dared ing and the kind of a situation they can '• * to tabs this course against people’s defen- bring into being. By constantly seeking ,3” iers have been Speedily overtaken by ju s- the suppression and the proscription of " ;, ,tlce. Tw o notable examples are the cases books, they plant in the public mind, and :-.;o f Victor Riesel, labor writer blinded by an especially in that of the youth, the idea add thrower, and Don Mellet. an Ohio news- that if you wnnt to find something risque, ... “ paper editor slain from ambuah. sensational, obscene, or pornographic, the The attack on Riesel Is so recent that place to look Is in books. They are thereby details are generally known and fresh in the reducing the positive values to be gained iblie mind- Retribution came speedily to from reading. In addition, they are increasing the op­ ___ a add burler whan he was slain by the --.plotters w ho had hired him fo r his foul portunities for the pandering fly-by-night deed. Three others Involved In the plot have who wants to make a quick buck. Such get* been sentenced to prison. rlch-qulck sharpsters go as far as they may The murder o f Mellet occurred some 30 in flooding the newstands with sexy junkyears ago In Canton, Ohio, .where as editor If they go too far, they cun be fined or sup­ o f the Canton Nowe ho had waged a clean­ pressed. But they or others Ukp them can up drive against organised vice. The hired then come out with a new Junky magazine gunman who assassinated him waa capture or book which stays within bounds. Thus, the crusaders against books are ed within a few weeks. He was sentenced to prison for life, as were three others in really keeping alive what they fight for, and th* death plot Including a city police de­ the fly-by-nlghts cash in on their efforts. The serious literary artist and serioua li­ fective. It Is fortunate for public confidence and terature are the sufferers and victims. . nolfare that Justice functions so speedily Prohibition gave us the gnngster as we lo safeguard th* Constitutional freedom o f never hnd him before. A parallel kind of - speech and proas- In these two sacred hu­ development works In the cuse of tho cru­ honest booksman rights ia the ultimate fortress pro­ sade to censor• good and a • tecting our democracy and the security o f our citizens. • 7 m u tuna noM- NICHOLSON BUICK COMPANY S10 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 1034 �“ *"• r 18,7 - ! Milwee Is Speaker I - , . fside p-TA hootnotes To Fashion At Westside Meeting Thursday _ «.,T . , ; VW tA Designer* of cotton sports Us own coordinated awning, reparates this year like the R. T. Milwee. superintendent j ..|0ph|Jt|e|ltc<j parad0x" for re- striped cotton satin iwlmsuit. of schools, was principle speaker.,#pt wtar. Sonio like classic Fabric and ailhouette trends for ■* 1T.ur’ d*T *. f o country clothes worked out ia cruise and to­ ned . nli .. nuise ana resort wear are towhIch^ opened . . . hiah-stvle high-style brink*. prints. Others Others enmhlne com bine,...,., , . ... with singing of “ America ,e,, gossamer. feminine tops with 'T1? 1 thc. *"«> romantic. by Mrs. Helen Stephenson companled the Valdez Hotel at I p.m. with rt<r. Wesley Sun- the Rev. Josephine Stuck* as the 'will hold iU taachar. The pubtic la inTited. The devotional _ - , pu,»j, p“ >»- *u,a *na ar*'” meeting in Mrs... nm# Grady‘ IHerman, whoWspoke try desiicn for lon| S . K. and This season both sheaths .................... and; H p y y The Pilot Club will hold its I on _____U_ used _ ............. Jan. 8 SO. with Mrs on “ Time" saying that it was a »hort versions of slim "corny full-skirt silhouettes are given a Mrs1 Grace Kathy Lynn Mincey 1— Kift -«»• " hich ,hould ,J *“ 'bolrd I God' itivfn ** pan's with bibs cut like a farm- finished costume look with the las Nancy Morgan addition of eapelets, rounded Mrs. Charles Benham — Mrs. ilrs. Zebj Zeb WEDNESDAY ._ ' d*Ffor an easy fitting blazer and boleros and short esracao jack-. Jan. 8 n ft*. The “ sheath plus" appears! 5fr. Milwee opened his talk by Bermuda shorts. For contrast. O. Laney as^ The ttudy on the book of RoJames Joseph Jones natural beige day dress of ' >tnsna continues ai the First Bap- saying that In the primary grassy green cotton broaddnth j[* Mrs. R. W. Ruprecht grades the child should be strong- ' work shirts are worn with the, i8htwsight denim which coonlCkwclt 'till tist Church 7:30-8:15 p.m. Jill Howard West the book g;15 p m jj,e Sunday School ly Impressed with the purpose and' comics blending sophistication \ nn'f 5 wlt“ • full-length coat in i m r . / ,- . . . —. - 1 - j — •!— •• i.-j' - -• of RomUt B fo# t Jan. 7 cotton, slit importance of education. He cited with practicality. .[orange-printed . - — at the pastor, Worken m # S%1.. — council of the First BapW. P. BroOkl Jr. t m. to Mrs. Clyde Ramsey the case of many children in Big news on the patio or round4nd houn<‘ in tist Chuch will meet. to 8:30 P- • - t V -wxjf o John T. Cuilum European eountrie* who are un- about a beach house are the cot-1 The capclet makes its fashion THURSDAY of Circles of Vm ~ ~ Jan. 7 able to obtain an education and ton sheers seen most Importantly .point when worn over a fly-front The Sanford Home Demonstra­ will the Flrat M C. J. MeUlsr who nre most stro/gly desirous of in the chiffon blouson. One deblack and white cotton tweed tion will meet — at 'he Couiv I sn ot — Club ...... ............... . meet as folio' an jopportunity to become edu- signer shows a sunbound blouson sheath. Dotarhsblo, it ha* nar * *>- „ I cil Center at 2 p m. with Mrs. W. ca,„ Circle No. S, —• “ * He strongly commended the with its bodice gathered onto a row white edging which forms a B d " ” " " " j B. Moy* as chairmen of hostessj p.-p^ » man. <10 W. Fi Guest speaker will be Mrs., provl(| project for the year of yoke st a round choir boy neck- 1 mure bow at the neckline. Circle No. $. ta W P \Stevens of Orlando. ! providing library books tn be line. It is worn with “ gondola-! A full-skirted dress is of twoman. W. P int | 1 T i, shared In each room, and stated pole” red. white and blue slriped part pique—white skirt; black Circle No. ’»rdI n * _ * ..’f . ! that in the county $1 per pupil cotton shorts or skirts. (bodice—and Is w-om with n dcThe board meeting of the HosMonteith. .Mellow A-P-m , i f * , ' [ I> allocated for book* tobe Black lacc-lrimmcsl cotton tachable “ thimble" jacket that pim« naamary mu oe 11 u noon. Circle No. I, M , ‘ np d 01 ‘' “ u C shared. broadcloth matador shirts. In both; buttons In back. Dats and danco Tuesday. Jan. 8. They will meet ary. 812 Magnoil - p r— Mr. Milwee then gave the budj0ng-sleev -The then year gave for theSemibud-1 long-sleeved and sleeveless vcr-| dresses of cotton satin and lace i in ''nnferenee room at the ho«Circle No. *, J study, on the book of Ko- gctMr. jor Slilwcc coming *ions, are 511 Magnolia, 3 p- OL mans, will be taught by to. P. nole Count>- schools which, he (tripos in combined with gondola'are designed camisole style, with P ^ - • Tbe auxilisry will be ......... tomato red and white [full bell skirts, and are often « i « t » of the hospital at a luncheon Circle No. 10, ¥ Brooks Jr. at 7:30 p.m. This jajj^ wou|t* approximately SL*. tapered d Istudy concludes at 9.30 p. m. I - -------------------tapered duck pants with turned' held in place by velvet streamers |<*‘rvrd at 1:30 p.m. olion. 601 BriarcUl 800,000, of which I2r I* spent on lip lUffs. |which go over the shoulders to' The hoanl meeting has been a The auxiliary of I capital outlay, 3 S'", is for iwpa form bows. 9 Beth Israel will ' moved up due to the fact that the ment of debts, and R4 S'r for The smartest fashions are often 1producer of the Cargill High meeting at 8 p.m 1current expense. Current expense bom on the beach—and designers iKim on tne neacn—and designers , . , will - - - arrive - - - - - Jsn. ----- 21, I Fever Kollle* Community Center'4 [ i broken down into six divisions:. rt.'KSDA) JnJ„ hp T" ^ n‘ I s P*V,T. W ! j2 1 'r for general control; 5 6'1 of beach wear make a point of L e Q I O l l A u X I IQ r V Intercepting some of their most „ , a \ T m ^ ‘ The First Baptist ! operation expense: 2.8' i main­ continue their study, exciting ideal in gay. colorful P l a n s C a r d P a r t i e s "* " * y ,,, tenance and repairs; 6.1 . .for . . cottons. _ . rof,„ n. The auxilisry would like to ask of Romans st 7:30 p. tie 0. t.ar- J .t-n lcfs; 2.7", for fixcl ' Palm Circle of me the aanioru Sanford Gar­ Tht Gleaner'i Class* Cotton l>each and patio clolbers j t O r t H l Q J a n . I i the public not to bring any more welcome, Gen. Hsrry ^ irg e s; and 80 7", for instrueden Club for 1957 take two new directions:! ________ ~ Baptist Church will magazines to the hospital because (IF. Ntwton at guest speaker on l l0n', -'"PP'1” *n,l textbooks. the bare bark look and the cover­ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—51ri. the hospital now has subscriptions. Mrs. H. Wayde Rue (Thursday at 9:30 a m. He will talk | Teacher* salaries comprise .5'1 Frank Russell, American I-eglon ed-up silhouette. Breezy floralValencia Dr. st 3 p. ns. They would like to lhank you for ‘ M his speclslty. Camellias, at |° r thli ,l,,nl printed sheers, giant frosted Auxiliary president, announce* bringing them in the past. y Methodist Circles wilJl the home of Mrs. Arne Erickson ' ' ITPort 'ra* ^ cn Siven by plal(|, iin,| woven cottons made the first of a series of card parplaid* and 1 follows: "• WH ven cottons ma'1* , ties to be hrld during the comMrs. Arthur C. Watt and Mrs. X speaker on the survey tram to resemble apphqued lace—all Circle No 1. Mr». W. b W !L ippliqued laco—all i |n3 f„r the benefit of the B. Ratliff will be ro hostesses at '" * l ,va* bore In the fall: He *»ld make playclothes that ar* absoson. 112 W. 30th St., t f i g.r es that . r . -h **-1 Auxiliary, to be held at her home ..lihe social hour following the busl-i^'at they found an increase over |u;ely backless, and often strapCircle No. 2. Mrs. Robert ‘ on the I.ake Howell Rd. Friday 'l l U l session. the past four years of 49 98 white 2400 Key Ave.. 9:45 a .'« •-—— children and 17.50 colored. They |»a;jo dre-se* In pale prints and Jan. 11. Circle No- 3. Mrs. Lam rt___ .Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Brown Azalea Circle will meet further anticipate an increase of 00tton Jerseys have new sleeves The dessert parly will begin of Plymouth, Mich., were visiting loot W. 20;h St.. 9:45 a. mi' Is the shouUler blade. at 8 p. m. and is by reservation during Circle No. \ Mrs. E a W&* ^lirsdsy night. Jan 10. at the from 500 to 600 pupils per year. cut (>u, the holidays with her t«ina of Sirs. A| Hunt, with .Mrs which would necessitate expansion Neckline* cut high and square in only and for this reason the hos­ mother, Mr*. W. 51. Musselwrhlte. lisms, 200 Holly Avs., 9;4S\ tess urges those planning to at­ ► P. Campbell and Mi«s Ellalee In the schools in the ncar,front_y'.ciiC „ lM ,ck— >,« seen in The Anna Miller Cirri*, rthhoff as cohostcsscs. future—the junior and senior high fuamy p,n), an,j wyta lace prints tend to make their reservation meet at 'he KIk* Club at • , Cold leftover snap beans—spik­ The St. Mary's Chapiaa ” , as well as the primary seiuails. Jn,j ,-otton satin appliqued In early. She may be contacted by phoning Winter Tark 2S-34I2. The Dirt Gardeners' Circle will | Mrs. Ilnmpton's second grade w.j,i(P pyeiet ed with » few piece* of crumbled Woman's Auxiliary of F nM MtAn, ____ ____ .1 I --------i l l ' * There will he table prizes and meet at the home of Mrs. Bobert won room court ami also provided Cross EpiKopsI Church srUl New low-curved horseshoe a door prize. Guests are request­ crisply cooked bacon and some Btagnusson. 709 W. 20th St.. ■refres-hment's for the evening. at 8 p m. in the horn* o f pickle relish—make a tasty salad; Friday. Jan 11, at 10 a.m. The Mrs. Sharon's first grade won se­ necklines are featured in longrr- ed to bring their own cards. serve with Freneh dressing. Willis DeBrine, 2438 .Myrtle length floral cotton chiffons ami for discussion will be “ Klocond place. The Unity Class will moWr wide-spaced plaid* with colorful Thst Bloom in the Spring, piping. A long, full-flowing dress la." t» in Spanish gold cotton twill ha* a horse.ihoe neckline piped in lilac Central Circle will meet to match a wrap-around string . . Jin. 10. at 9:45 a m. sash. Fashion says bare your p|g. the home of Mrs. N. Howard back to the sun—and resort cot­ ~ #r. Stiver Lake Rd. Sponsor ton* go along with fashion. The be Mrs. Francis Bolz and subject will be “ Herbs." Guest halter bareback beach dress i* a apukev will be Mrs. C. T Camp­ ease in point. Cut high in front VATICAN C m SB — Pope Flea bell. Members ire azked to bring with a tiny collar and a row of XII received in special audiance Ltttnple herbs from gardens. Ho*buttons, it ha* a shirtwaist look Friday a beauty contest winner with Mr. Brewer, will he which contrast* with it* bare who had more fhan just beauty lame* Mougliton, Mr*. B. C. |bark. One designer does (hi* in going for her m winning the title ‘ and Mrs. W. W. Warner. | window-pano checked gingham qf "Miss Ideal Woman'* , ,et Camellia Circle will meet j |with Its back cut bare to a wide Italy. iy night at the home of , |l»elt which encirclea tha waist. The audience marksd what waa f.' Donald Flamm. 2*42,5 Kim I The same top appear* on a com believed to be the first time ia la Pinecrest. Ben Wiggins panlon pastel playsutt which ha* the history of the Roman Catholic pill be guest speaker. • [ little girl bloomers. Church that be haad hat received a beauty contest winner Jaearanda Cirri* will meet MISS RUTH MARIE GREGORY Pin krmline has reached Im The Pope smilingly ei _____ l«lght at T;3n p m. at trie | ^ portant new longer levels in cot ated blond. 18-year-old 3faria Paola Garden Center, with Mrs. A J ton pation dre**ea—presaging Carletti on her accompish Wjfktr,' Mrs. J. F. Lewi*. Mr*. thing* to come in day and cock H* said the jury took a p i___ (X (Campbell, and Mr*. It. K tail lengths. Pretty polka-dot worthy step by rating eultur^, 9 as hostene*. Mr* Geor patchwork make* a voluminous moral and housekeeping gifts, ill will speak on Camellia dress Ju*t eight incho* from the higher than mere physical beauty. and requite that each membr floor—with huge lantern sleeve* The shy, slim Miss Carletti— earntlhi, either plain or and a square-rut decolletagc arisi­ who made the modest black dreaa vaz-iety, for discuuion. ng further b.irc-v«"su*-co\ rreslwhich she wore to the audiaoco : k —vv- t »_ — :—Circle ................ **- D. - A. - Gregory, up excitement. _______ Garden willl I5Ir. and-* Mr*. not only has undoubted beauty, The double »kirt, a new resort but these otter talents which the meet Friday at 2 30 it the home °f Sanford, announce the engage 'ituth of Mrs. William Toll, 201 E. 10th ment of their daughter, Rutl. *dp" ' *’ created by combining a awards jury considered: rthur p,JfY‘c P” rP*c princc«> lined overdress of Orlando, to Arthur 1. She does not want a movie St. CodtoiWsee* Mrs. II. Steven* [ .Marie. w '~i ,„.i with its own >trip«ri petticoat_ , _r ..______ and Mr*. John Ludwig. Eugene „Bourgeau, »on o( «i. Mr. andi^. career. Mimosa ,£lrcle will meat Frl Mr*. J. P. Bourgeau, of Drlan- The drea* is cut and curved like 2. Wants to get married, make a nightshirt to reveal the nt>*cI.m. at the home of [do. her hulhand happy and have a ins. lot of children. Mim Gregory 1* a graduate of, Say-embroidered petticoat. 3. Can press shirts, polish Murray County High School in ^ m € r .up lh, floors ano operate a vacuum clean­ Oiitfworth, Ga, and uUo attend- ^orm pump|l|n cape* tn bolder. ed Berea t ollege in Berea, Ky. ro|ort^| rotton plniils nn»l check* 4. Prepares excellent raspbeiTy She is now an employe of 5lln- Mrh , r,Nln(| th, hipil. pic*, itewed meat and spaghetti. ute Maid, in Orlando. 1 over»kirts designed to wear over 5. Can zew, embroider and 5lr. BourgruU i» a graduate of ,traple(* one price *wim »uit* in mrnd stockings. Edgewaler High School. an<l also m3,rhin, -lunch" SPRINGS—Mem6. f* an expert on arranging E&tt*mania~ gnrln<*'* ! **rved thrc'* Fe* r* *n lhe navy [ « irKluw.pane plaid cotton* m flower*. K ^ b T p r ir lle ^ l 11ee o S1a T l« l0r y ] Pltru* color* and new drawstring7. Loves swimmingand cycl- " . litaj memhcri ind ° OrttmlO. g.sthcre “ lun.-h" tops— *hlrtw Ing. ? ,h ten m init*' wedding will take place o f j B-k et*—o f cotton voile a 8 Does not smoke. [, ,. r . len rain iif sometime early in Icbrunry. with ^ o ru e ttc 9 Dance* m oderately IM , * , on- complete detail* o bo announc- *l ° rkfttr f roup K mfeM Carnival color* allow up in 10. Doe* not particularly de.ir. ’ S J c?m »«X * a bloused shirtu mat top of a car Ifoil t for (he flrri meeting of filmy cotton chiffon—worn with 11. Doe« not read comics. 12. Is always good-humored. 13. Hat perfect health. made by »om» of the m*mh*r* 14. Know* • great deal about (Vhat FnEETV>5»- ,. what ami the meeting was closed with a ancient art, philology arul fash­ of th* orchld.'jfrl, Clifford Knox by the chaplain, 5lr*. 5far" r» Huth Smith, pre.ident. pre )-prayer LEISU RE you enjoy when you ion*. on the rabbit’* fo»t fern and the; »«<««*'* over th* m*etmr of the cook electrically* It free* you 13. Adore* music. her* and John H*U of Wlntt-r 1 ^r -W. tidies Auxiliary held Tues- L T "ett auxiliary meeting will be on Jan IS. Park will spqtkvpi bfpmiluile* from the soot, the grimo, th* Bnu-*rt*ril' Th« group expre*»rd appre. la| The meeting wiill be pre-eded heat nnd bother of old fash­ l by - -a covered ......... r, <K*k euppoe, . 51r. i lion to Marvin 5feltzer. Manager . . Sanford •5fanufa(,turin* ioned cooking fuel*. . . give* land and .Mr*. Mr*. Ralph Peter are supper ° f the Sanford Manufacturing I ilonat | chairmen and will ,bo Mttsud by Company, for th* pajama* donatyou extra time for nil the won* .Mrs. Dorothy Btfrgftsi^Mr. and for ,h<* 5'rtersn* Ho*plta| in dvrful extras of Florida living. j 51rs. G. I Wheeler,,Mraqad Mrf [Lake City. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— 5lr , Donald Van Daley. 5fk “ ____ ftwr _Mr* l Plan* were di*ru*trd for a Val What’s more, it’s cheaper and 5fr*. T. Fr*nk Wood an-! Thomas Pinnock Sr. and Mr. and :*n,me Farty t* he hell In Fehto go nil-electric In th* nouncr the arrival of a grand­ 5frs. Don Harris. uary. * l.-wg <*1 daughter. Betty WrlgP*. on ChristNew Year’ * re*slution* were The following MW I M ------kitchen-laundry than to us* tr,.ii Day. She is the daughter were welcomed Into tha Gsrdo-i n combination of fuels— of Dr. and .Mr*. J. H. Wood of Club recently; 5fr. tan uAfr* W. R. Wigley and Mr. and 5fr*. « O M THE Jacksonville Philip S. Clarke, 5fr. aod-'Meo. I Thomas Ptnriock Sr. ond you savo in other way*, Alio the Frank Woods have AT THE too. See your electric range with them for the holidays their I son and daughter-ln law Prof. dealer soon...and live better, C o n tra cto rs Robert C. Wood of Harvard L’nr ELECTRICALLYf veriity, Mr*. Woo.1 and daughter, [ Your usings pitted here France*. 5frs. Frank Henderson will re -’ on or before the 10th of FOR THE CO CTION OF turn to her Lake Florida home the month eszn dividends A MODE Sunday from sn extended viiit E STATION from the 1st! with her brother, George C. Wil­ For Detail* e. Contact kin* in Honolulu, Hawaii. She stopped over In Wajhington. D., FEDERAL C. to spend Thanksgiving with SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOUATION her son and daughter-in-law, MaJ :o : N. LAUi n . a v p Franft n. Henderson and 5!ri. alendar h niki.th in . 5si 'i Happy Birthday * Hospital Auxiliary Board Sets Meet fisMonudA Conning The News BT VTBGIMA CONN Didn't mean to Ignore VAlI-tt In .McLane won fin t prize. Attend* the New Year festivities, at I Ing were Betty Motmtetitle, did mention that they had a u Betty Emanskl, Betty McLane, ble at the Mayfair. Present we** Claire Lynch, WaUie Barlow, Jtan Jo and Carl England, Rusty and Tegfeldt, Dodle King, Anita Rad* 5(onty Ulllbee, Dot and Dick den, Ruth Nonrell, LR Gray, and 5tann, Thelma and Bob MeMur Marty Williams. ray, (Thelma In a gorgeous red The bridge players of VAH4 lace sheath, Terry and John met at the home of Betty Me* Price. Ruth and John Spirts, Pat and 5lay Dwyer, Elaine and 5tar Cracken Friday at noen for ■ delicious luncheon of chill, salad, vin Bass, Rita and Dick Bauer and their neighbors, 5farge and and rolls. Batty’s boose looked lovely, with Towers from her earn Art Pleva, Cy and Lon Johnmn, garden, rolnsettlaa centered the and Gretchen Hall made an ap­ pearance, during the evening card tables. Big prize was won by Kay Dwyer caused quite a le v Jackie Austin, and booby by Ha* satlon in her straplen black zel Rowell. Playing wan Mike sheath. Kay Is a brand new mo Stone, Jackie Austin, Marge HB1, thsr, and this is the first time Rctta Spelts, Ruth Tolly, Hazd any of thsir friends had seen her Rowell, Jean Dooley, Joy Weber, In “ civilian" clothes. Shawn Pat­ Joyce Baker, Barbara Jocobson, rick Dwyer, tha new addition will and myself. Joy and I w en sob* atitutrs. I christened Sunday at AH Souls Heir that Fnnk *ad Dottle Catholic Church. Thera will be a reception afterwards at Tat and Bauer a n leaving T' .jday. They have ordcra to Newport, R. I. and Kay's. will be missed, especially In F in . Bonnie and Bob Baradon, also Ruth and Fom at Norvell o*w of VAH-7 are back from leave, and moving into their new house ganlzcd four tables of bridge FrU day night. Ruth served pecan pie In Plncrest. New Year’s dsy, kfarvln and and whipped cream aa refresh­ Elaine Bass served eggnog to a ment. Attending wan Jerry and large group of friends. Among John Price. Louise and Jim Par* those there were Connie and Jim kcr, Cy and Lou Johnson, Gr«U chcn Hall, Bill and Jtan Stetson, Yount, Rusty and 5tonty Lillibee, Katie and Hersch Cummins. Betty and Bill Lemos, Tom Blackburn, and Betty end Jim Gay Forrest, Thelma and Bob Me* Guy. 5Iurray, Pete Simpson, John and Olivia Simona had a baby boy Terry Price. Jo and Carl Eng­ land, and Pat and Kay Dwyer. In­ Saturday morning—weighed over cidentally VAH-7 Is particularly eight pounds. She Is in the SemU proud to have Katie and Hersch nol* Memorial Hospital. Congn* in their midst, since theirs Is the tulations, old girll Don't forget the Chanticleers aft garden of the month, chosen by the Garden Club. It is well de­ the Pinecrest Auditorium tonlfhft served, as the Cummins have at eight. This should really be • worked long and hard, and ire lot of fun, and one performance now reaping the rewards of their not to b» missed. So dust off your ticket, and come on. labors. — ............. - w— Rita and Dick Bauer went to the Tangerine Bowl with friends Syrupy Juices left over from New Year's dsy. Rita reports that draining canned fruit a n often it was a wonderful show, and tno suggested as a baste for ham. bad more Navy people don’t go. She raved about the half time, But have you used them with pork chop* and sparoribaT and especially the co-ordination 1 .Tl ■ of the three high school banda. HATTU had their monthly If you’re opening a can o f bridge at the home of Virginia peers for dessert, sprinkle • dash Johnttou, Thursday afternoon. The of ginger over each serving—for hostess servrd punch, and Brtty a different twist. Beauty Queen"' Has Audience,1. With Pope WHAT A DIFFERENCE YHE W AY M AKEBI M/ss Gregory ______________ ____ ;;'/s Engaged '\To A. Bourgeau ranaa Flowers tor Meet >onte Club 'VTc'Mi «, «, «... V-F-W- Auxiliary rc.V i-5 rjfe 5 SS^ Convenes Tuesday Woods Eetertain; Mrs. Henderson Is Home From Visit DIVIDENDS Notice' We A r iting Bids A E. H. McMoxander jM s z tta . I ItICTIK boat pw* into the l-wxi—net into Ilia kitchen. Direct contact M » « n pan •ml heating ebment provide* filter, thriftier rooking..^ ■leaner pole *n4 pen*.,, •r-xinrl tna pan—heat* op the whole kitebew—teqaire* «e*<t*nt-b«iniing pilot* — , create* eoot end fume* that cooler kitehone. end curuune. fUOll< certrv* «r* ineuUtod o*» ■i) mi ude*—require ns open i *nt for Uirned (sae* —>mi| t' rtruily, hoesuee oik* orn* ie up to trfmcrrtur*. II intomeiK-etly thui* off fee hilly three-fourth* of the tune f i l l ! beat rpiUe esri Mi grim* pot* and pane. v*fl* AiBI oven* ere nol fatty Insulated—burn con«*aal/jr during bekins—require t w o opening* to let itr in. tot hnet end fume* out—makingyoaw kitchen hotter, y**u foal ftU!« hlgtkar. FLORIDA POW ER & LIG H T COMPANY First of Sanford SWITCH TO SWITCHIS...AND SAVtl H. H. Celaaaaa. O ta . In u 1 �■ •fw'-T \j i? Pan 6. Mon- Jan. 7, 1967 JJ disuiald l*. • ir « v ■ R By TIM MORIARTY failed Frees Sparta Writer Four of the National League’s brightest star*, Including one who now shines for the Cardinals and a “ big one that got away," have signed 1957 contracts in baseball's drive to prepare for spring train* ing. All-star third baseman Kenny Boyer of the Cardinals outfielder BUI Vinion, who left the Cardin­ als for the Pirates and finished second in the bathing race, home run slugger Ernie Banks of the Cube, and returning southpaw Johnny Padres of the Dodgers were the latest to come to terms. Boyer got an unapecifed “ in­ crease in pay," as well be might after a year in which be batted JOS (fifth best in the league), drove in M runs, clouted 2( hom­ er*, and stole eight bases In 11 tries. Laae Praises Beyer But Card General Manager 6 Frank Lone, who already has Roberta 2 2 Parker 9 1 19 signed pacts from 19 player* em­ Oarlock 1 phasised, “ Ken hasn't approached 2 3 Teaton a his peak performance yet. Ha has 4 0 Swan g a tremendous natural potential." 3 2 Johnson 3 13 Lane Is not so glib, of course, Heweltt ?' 0 2 about Vlrdoo, the 1955 “ rookie of Padgett 2 the year” whom he traded in 195S 1 0 King 1 2 4 to the Pirates for outfelder Bobby ToUla 28 13 49 Del Greco. Sanford ........ it ( a 1—29 Vlrdon finished second to Hank Leesburg ______ 13 11 12 28—49 Aaron of the Braves In the NL battling chase with a J tl mark and had 10 homers and 48 runs* bnttrd-ln. Virdon agreed to Pirate term* on a visit to Pltwburgh for a television appearance. Banka Flr«t Cub Ta Sign Hank* was the first Cub to sign for the coming season. Injuries to NEW YOnK IP - Buddy Park­ hi* right arm snd an Infected er, whose Detroit Lions finished hand hampered him In 1935, forc­ second last season after winding ing him to mlse 19 gamsi In up last in 1333, has been named August after setting a Cub team National Football League "Coach record of ,421 consecutive game*. of the Year" In the annual Unit* Bank* hit .*9* with 25 homers and cd Press poll. S3 run* batted-in. Parker, whose Lions lost the The Dodgers, who may hava Western Division title to the Chi* lost the lait Workl Serif* for csgo Bears by a half game, re­ lack of a good left-handed pitcher, ceived nine vote* in balloting by welcomed back 1955 serif* hero 23 sport* writers who covered the Podre* with open arms. Blond 19M campaign In the varlou*1Johnny missed all last year due league cities. to Navy duty but was dlictured Jim Lee Howell, who guided the ] last October because of a chronic New York Giant* to their first! back condition. Eastern Division title In 10 year* The Detroit Tiger*, meanwhile, and their first league champion­ announced they now have 18 play­ ship in 18, was runnerup with six j ers under contract for next «ea* vote*. eon. The latest to come to terms Jue Kuharich, who kopt th*| were pitcher Paul Foytack, who Washington Hcdskins in the E.ste- won 15 game last year, and cat­ em race until the final week of cher Bed Wilson, who hit .289 In the season, was third In the 79 game* in 1938. voting with five ballot*. Hot dog* are trnced back to a H»y Itichanl* of the Chicago Curdinuls drew four votes and Frankfurt. Germany shop In 15.39. the other went to Paddy DrU- It is aUo recorded they were sold coll, who guided the Chicago Bear* to Coney Island vacationers in New to the Western Division crown in York In 1871. his first season as the team’s Olvmpic National Park, In the head coach. The Lion* compiled u 9-3 re­ northwest sector of the state of cord last season after finishing Washington, is the summer feeding grounds for herds ef elks. last in 1933 with u 3-9 mark. After the poor 1935 season, which followed the 58-10 thump­ the thick of the Wrutiwn rae* ing Detroit took from the Cleve­ from the opening game. land Browns In the 1934 cham­ During Parker’s six seasons as pionship game, many observer* head coach, the Lion* svon three picked Parker’s rlub to finish In* Western and two league cham­ the cellar again in 1938. pionships, finished second twice Ilut the 1938 Lion*, relying on1and last once. < the defensive strength that has | Only Coach Paid Brown of the made Parker one of pro football’s |Clevela-*-* Brown* ha* done better most successful coaches, were In I during that period. SPORTS , *1 vx* Four NL StarsLos Sign Contracts S a n fo h d ij l .» ft : -•1 . 2 : J* .v Horse Racj toxiomt r.rralr* iTo Go rinsT waise-a/if *iu» Tour* lloor K x e llli» !* * r o Lucky Itvnard Uftto UlteUly In Puer SOKC THE SAN FORD HERALD Leesburg Wins Hard Fought Game Over em inoles 6 9 -2 9 • «• TU Sanford Seminole* gave un- good battle. But the middle be­ ; Moated Leesburg a scare last tween the final two stanzas turnFriday night for three quartan of ad be tide- The Yellow Jackets up the Sem'noie* and a .cafe contest before the sham- bottled pleatedp-minded Yellow Jacket went or. a y e Hag binge of their GiMte could figure out the defen­ own. The Seminole* consciously sac­ sive patterq oi the Seminole* and out with a M point Korlng rificed the Leesburg gam* and L*#re« In the final quarter to win pointed for the Pierson gam* to­ 'near the scrappy warriors by an morrow night “ We gave them a terrific game the firat half," cage adpected M-29 score. In the preliminary game be* mentor Bud Layer acid this morn­ . t w e e n the Seminole-Leesburg ing. “ If we had had a few more , JVs, the Seminole* carried through day* to carry out our present plan the new strategy of the cage the outcome of the game could mentors and showed much pro have been much different.” Layer said, "The boys came mist as they atuek to the funda­ mentals and racked up their through for ua and when one con­ first win of the season 23*10. JV siders that we had no plan of at­ mentor Dtek Silvers said, "The tack fa. Leesburg, the boys did new policy paid off for us. We a terrific Job. All thie time we’ve eouldn‘» have won the game been all but Ignoring Leesburg . without the new tereas on funda­ *4 that yre’d have time to get our Let on the ground for the rest mental*. Theta boy* are learning fast and will do u* a lot of good of the season. I definitely feel .•at wo’ll be ready for Plsrson beforr the season is over. Wo tomorrow night. We have thrown ateyed with the fundamental* all everything to the winds but the the arty through: running with fast break and running the ball the ball, the fast break, stress on on defense. Defensively we have .ball handing, and fair accuracy up with aomcthlng that •In lhootlng. That’s what we’ve come should revolutionize the type hsll been working on, and that’s what played around here. We are going paid off for us.” to force the opposition into a low Tiny Gael] Dandridga led tho scoring defensive game, and then Seminole attack, constantly driv­ we’re going to win our shnre. ing through for layup shots a- Prolwhly more than any other gainst the tallest team the Semi­ team that di-sn’t slert a senior.” nole* expect to face all season. Layer cautioned that he wasn’t’ It took the high flying Yellow saying his team would be a cham­ Jacket three quarter* to figure pionship team this year. “ We’re out the hard hitting Seminole*, a building team," he said. "For but when they finally did, they the rest of the season we plan on all but shut out the eager* from winning some game* , starting Sanford. The Scmlnoles scored with Pierson. But fo* the present only one point In the final stanza we’re looking ahead. Next year .while the Yellow Jackets had n should be the one for us. We’ll •field day with'their •)*.' • feature nothing dazzling on our i .fi lt was the first showing since offense this yenr, Just good, down the Scmlnolei began forgetting to earth fundamentals." everything but fundamentals and The whj-e .earn, however, is hard, find basketball with the fast pointing for tomorrow night’s break. It wa* an Impressive game on the newly rcfinlshed showing for three quarters; thrill­ courts of the high school auditor­ ing for two. ium gym. At the end of the first quarter flame time tomorrow night i* the Leesburg squad led by a slim 8 p. m. fg ft lot four p.*.'/ta that seemed dubious. Sanford A*, the half the Seminole* were Barley 1 0 8 trailing 20-29, but It seemed they j Hittel I eould possibly shorten the dls-, High 0 lance. At the third quarter Lees- McMurray 0 burg had four more points to the Dindridge 3 lead and were ahead 4I-28, but)Tyre 1 it seemed that the Seminole* > Total* 3 could still hold on and give a Lcrsburg Ig ft tot ONE OF THE '300' Parker Named 'Coach Of Year' rewtir Robinson Quitting Baseball Mr j o b n g b if f in United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) - The Ntw York Giant*’ last-ditch efforts to prtvaat Jackie Roblnion’s retire­ ment from baseball were doomed today by Jackie’ s statement he wouldn’t play again “ for a million dollars" and kls anger at tbs Brooklyn Dodgers. Robinson disclosed during the weekend bo la quitting his historic carter In baseball for even more lucrative work with a restaurant chain and a national magazine. " I can't Imagine any condition* under which I would change my tnind,” Robinson insisted. "That goes especially after what I read Vice President Buzxy Bavasl of the Dodgtrt said about me tbe other day." Tbe M-yaor-old Robinson, first Negro In organized baseball, was brimming over with anger at Ba­ ra*! even as he announced his dtparture from the diamond. Bavasi was quoted ai saying Robinson treated the press unfairly in con­ cealing his retirement plena from Dec. 12 until last Saturday, when they were announced through * magazine Look. Bavasl added, "You fellow a newspapermen will find you've been tooting the horn for the wrong fellow." Thought Bavati Friend " I thought Bavasl was a belter friend of mine than to say that," •aid Robinion In angry tones. "Oh well, It’s not the first time he popped off withont knowing what he was talking about." Before Bavaii's remarks were made known, Robinson had been quoted as saying he might return to baseball If, the president of hi* new company, the restaurant chain, to desired. But now Jackie inalsts, "I'm through playing ball, period." Robinson admitted he “ had to mislead" reporter* about his plsn* when his trad* from the Dodger* to the Glanta wa* announced on Dec. 13. He couldn't it? anything, even though be had already signed with the restaurant chain on Dec. 12, bocauae be was bound by con­ tract with the magazine to savo the announcement of his retire­ ment for them. Asks Announcement Delay “ When I was told by Bavasi of tbe tanle," Jackie explained, “ I phoned Vice President Chub Fee­ ney of the Giants and urged that the announcement be held up. I said I would have my plans ready by Jan. 10. But the Giants sail they couldn't hold up the an­ nouncement because the news might leak out." The deal, which thus was doomed even before It was an- Tm Jack Xuddenllk* •«»•* W o n — S. IS Itr United SAN JUAN, Horse raeint modern In years of h a m lion. A ayndicxtr i delphb a mtn has one of tbq and modem tied In tho Puerto is an Bat this at tho For ms for R for Kg boo: Geraldine Page, stage and I screen star, used to recite Shakes- I pea re while working as a thread j winder. Smokey Say»: THO SIGNS TO HK0>% t PlAY IT SAFE/ The walrus, i land and sea crea­ ture, gets its name from a con­ traction of the Norse word of whalehorse. mg «T » Caw 671*6 o thlnn il Street betting, In tki which tki will be able far as Ilttls u .then tho horsemen protest* the racing strip was un­ certain soft spots had , dug up and replaced. And to top It all off, after tho sen won? satisfied, it de-l that one of the old tracks a corner on tbe hone van* refused to let the horsemca them to shift their hones, lit El Comm andante flnalty is — and - from now on the i are going to find slim fa at* the beaches. •STOP ! WOODS FIRES ----------------------------------------------------------! nounced publicly, Is cancelled by Robinson's retirement—or will by when Jackie goes through the formality of officially applying for voluntary retirement from hare­ bell. The Giants will get back the $30,000 cash, plus southpaw pitch­ er Dick Littlefield, they gave the Dodgers. Giant owner Horace Slonehan said in Phoenix, Alrz., Sunday he will spare no expense to get Rob­ inson to play, but Jsckle's atti­ tude left no hope far Stoneham. , opsn. I • pmiiiMlnew Caa Bet Rico's lenj ive been k* who will taka There bet* art •fortey and every get rich, (raw right down to ■r can wotksr ptnnies. white — aimed of Marylttf T the conitruriim Comm andante ■ once turned oa luts for the Ter done his usual mix. 'Because El Commandmodern as tomorrae’i and as scenic si i card. -mile track, with a list* of 20,000, will operst* j tithes weekly throughout! and has stable room tor Dughbred.*. But this at wasn’t brought about ^difficulty. store Weat Brake Jiy was the brainchild Florida investment group i'wen* broke. Tl.a new group (look over, and figured that would do the Job. They right t cost' them tS^ Then then was opposition the two ancient racing which held a three-derids the sport In pusrto Rico, too, finally wa. over Chamberlain Is Increasing Lead In Scoring Race You CAN prevent ta l forest fire, n ets* be r t v first United States citizen Win the Nobel Prize In llteraurt. it Sinclair Lewi* In 1930. 0 sL THE MIGHTY CH g la m o r o u s c a r In a LER g s r jjg w r ilo n jcmpsr " 'm h * O f fiOCREV* e x c lu d e iJte'v 9 0 0 , Q v GOAL » ' CLUB. PgTFTO/r ff£ P rtV/ViSS, WU* Hun Itosnrer Lsk* Como ComoromlM Morel* X*U Tru* Ik-bby Lemon Jin* ni»ck Dollar Cottonwood LOS ANGELES (UP) - Ta* scramble for the big pot In the Tklrd line*—4'Id Wllo Rural rtu-ldr Oar Hk«*t M|ek*r *33.000 Los Angles Open golf Ann T o o Dsncv Double Power Leal* tournament went Into the final Itlsht Caliber Lucky Tattoo K .s r l k Hate—i/I S * " e round today with most of the vet­ Fall Faahon Trn* IH*I«b B'seo eran stars slated for al*o-ran posi­ Slack’ * Co-Pilot Super Ear LI*M tions. lltart Bntt Nectar Comrade’* <lun rtftk R a x — S I* WII# Gardner Dickinson, taciturn 29Htan Ed’ a X y O -U r U aafto year-old abotmaker from Panama O'Brien Peaco Ro*e Ool ten Cr*»t Colorado East* flator* Port CUy, Fla., a latter-day replica of • lath ft ace— V l « Wl'e Ben Hogan, was In front as the Fired Hura Caah Foollah Wind Lofield of 68 teed off for the 77.300 ean Lake BoeVet Jfathnt'e Boy Bata Soa Ml** K b T.u first place Jackpot. But there are * e e e -t b Itaeo— * l « MM* Mr. Baljat Star FUali Dattilng so many great golfers breathing n,iko Hao-ir WBrlen Mr LadeMrd down his neck that the result looks WariM * Jon* Olrl Became Of Ton like a toss-up. Blue *M*„ r i a k t h R are S 1 * Wile Dickinson finished the first 31 Whit* Z m o ' Pl’ nt BIP- On'-war. holes with a 206 score-one Broke Wiyb* Tonlt* (Jo Hu**l» Ifoon Maker T*e*t*r o't*ahead of Art Wall, Pocono Manor, Tran'e atlMh Iter*— -vn Wile Pa.: two In front of Doug Higgins, Imv T util 8u— e Pile* <tk» r « tc"" Midland, Tex., and three In front ten* ,T*-**n P oco HI1r*r Bandy t*e»n-a— I " ' ” of Doug Ford, the former PGA Ifour i»MC'*r T ro th B or*— !»/• WII* champion from Mahopac. N. Y.j Tran* *.«!•? * V " * T.*<•« Blle»r Harry Weetman, long-hitting Ryd- Worn C*remo*f*l Vl*lt Loat Aere ar Cup star, from London; Dow c«-| Klat o-ilcV Look Fizuterwald, Bedford Heights Ohio, and the 36-hole leader, Billy Casper Jr„ Chula Vista, Calif. But even Dickinson, who dresses like Hogan and talks and acts like him. admitted the road ahead looked rough. In fact, when he NEW YORK W — Sophomore posed for pictures with movie star Jayne Mansfield, be cricked sensation Wilt The Stilt Cham­ " I hope I’ll be asked to come berlain of Kansas continued to back for the same pictures tomor­ defy a general downward trend to row." Further down the list, but still college basketball scoring sa he in contention for the big prize are Increased hi* lead in tho national the pn-tounament favorite, Dr. scoring race. The Jayhawk *even-foo(er tallied Jackie Burke Jr., Kiameiha Lake. N. Y., and Fred Hawkins, the 38 points against Oklahoma tall Texan from El Paso. They 45 against Colorado during each had 2l2to totals, At 213 are past week to boost hi* aversga Tommy Bolt, Houston, Tex., and 34.0 points per gams ter Billy Maxwell, Odessa, Tex. season. In second place But such men as defending 30 3 points per game, w champion Lloyd Mangrum 219; Grady Wallace of South former National Open clismplon Theme were the only two Ed Furgol 218; Ger.e Uttler era among the nation’s tit; Mike Souchak, 215 anJ league athletes who war* Bobby Rosburg 219, appeared to at better than 30 per gai be out of contention for the top Th* falling off also money. fleeted again in team rial which showed Ohio Univi About 85 per cent of th* band top in scoring with 91.0 Instruments sold in the United per game and Morohead, State* ire for use by school-age fending scoring champtoo(< children. I the only other team over M with a 90.4 mark. M o s t - By Alan Mover T* pL/NPSAY, o r Angeles Open Moves To Final Round RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 N IG H T LY (except Sunday) ncwTomueFltte X Ic I POST - TIME 8:10 P.M. • MATINEES EVERY /WED. & SAT. AT 2 P.M. TED* o h ir ru t //# t u r 4* r* c A 4 noAT O f TEE MTlOMAi. 'f f M o etftr LEAGUE 7b X/ACV Th'/* FIGURE - I T * ThE F/ERr L /rrc E H /R 6+ l$Th *E A *O t fig H A * *COR*VG CfiAM fiOfiCt Want to pass a car or a truck on a H H.• fa Utff mtet You don't have to kick the throttle to the floor. Just l o o e t m y - . and ZOOM I Want to get out In front when th» (V A g n s green? Relax/ Count five, then toe the throttle, Y o g m t b o out there alone. 1/1 AhO RUh.StR-UFA FLW TiW5. • NEW CLUB HOUSE • iiih ir n Glasri-enclosed. air conditioned and heated. •Heated Stands Panama CUy is separated from Balboa, hedaquarters of the Canal Zone, by Fourth of July Avenue. Lumber production in the L'oiud State* is about 36 per cant of the world's total. NOTICE i *•ill not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone except myself. (s) JOSKI'll TKKL.tr ’ Ail-New Track •Valet Parking F l. 0 W K U S for every o c c a s io n Jerry Collin*. Track Operator Sorry, No Minora SANFORD .Mightv is power . . . but mighlv raty to motrsM, That'* the iwrl prrinrtnanv* ____ _ tool ___ ________ •lory of tbe new 1937 (tin d er. A superb now airplane-type V-A “J engine that develops up to 325 horsepower teams with a new TorqueKlite trans­ mission. pushbutton operated. This powerful combination givre you a magnificent new/ hi-velocily getaway from standing Marta, f l i t reserve |Miwer for paieing wbssf yauWu 0 H and velvet* »iin»ilhneie. 4Hvr> wd: Yes, thie 1937 Chrrahtri* Ammj bit the •ireak of a car It fc e k r iW W Ooane and lest it (or ] Chrysler, anil that pula us in excellent trading pn.iii.ei to give you the best o f deal* no your old car. willi any of tltec perform ance, c * _ pcrmiMibU people than err? I equipment i ^ in all Mate*, ar« •pcUnal ^ FLOWER SHOP FUCK DELIVERY Flower* By Wire 200 N. Park IMione 2210 Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn Weat At Red Arrow REIMANN COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO STREETS W S T 0RS, Inc. FOR LESS” ■ ---------------------------------------------- r. ftTBBfl f_________________ te r- Btenrei.d I. lb . Chryder New Yorker U teor ardtop. IT ,. dUJ| hesdlighl*. new PUONE 47 or 3013 , �THE SANFORD HERALD Hon,,, Jan- 7, 1957 Page 7 Series ( j W i » » e fro * Page 1) car Wile* * * « parkad on the we*t tide tt Mellonville Av*„ headed •aoetb, aflrr repairing a TV set at U> laallonvllle Ave. when the truck ereahed Into his ear. Vright, a TV technician em­ ployed b f Winn TV and Radio, was reported at first to have justalned broken riba and possible iaureal injuries. ifowtrar, the young TV man died Saturday afternoon at 3:45 p. m. at Seminole Memorial Hos^ pltal only two blocks from the acena of the crash. The accident. Investigated by S ta te d Police Department Capt. Arnold Williams and Lt. Joe Hickson, Involved property dam­ age eatimated by the officers at about 11,710. Original charges placed against Griffis, according to Police Chief .Jtoy Williams were driving while . under the Influence of intoxicating *Uquore. However, chargee will be a id e this afternoon at 4 o’clock, arid Chief Williams, which de­ veloped not of the death of Wright An early Sunday morning .rash «t the intersection of SR 434 and 434 sent als to the Florida Sanitar .lum, two of them in very critical coftdltlaa according to hospital atttchaa, and four in serious condi­ tion. O The crash occurred at 7:20 yes•tarday morning when a 1955 Ply■mouth sedan going south on SR 434 smashed broad-hie Into a 1444 Ford pickup truck. Leonard Samuel DeWeese, 55, and his wife are In Florida Sani­ tarium In very critical condition According to Florida Highway Patrolman Gane Coffman, the in­ vestigating officer, DeWrose has -multiple lacerations of the face %and scalp and a possible conclu­ sion, while his wife has a possible skull fracture. The pickup truck wa* driven by Eugene Hitchock, 38. who was accompanied, In the front seat of the truck by his wife Elva, 38, and John Paul SJavlck, 44. In the back of the track was David Redwine and Boyd Ilichcock, both about 31. m Both care were totally demoVllshed and thrown out oi the in­ tersection. Debris from the two motor vericles was scattered over e 100 foot area said patrol­ man Coffman. The seriously Injured are: Mrs. Elva Hitchcock, with a fractured pelvis; Eugene Hitchcock with n fractured hip; John Paul Slsvick with head Injuries and a fractur­ ed pelvis. m Boyd Hitchcock said ’“nic Wtruck apparently rolled over mo and threw me clear of the wreck­ age.” He was the only one unin­ sured. David Red wine who was riding in the back of the pickup truck has a possible fractured spine. Apperontly foggy conditions at the time of the accident caused the accident. Deputy Sheriffs Ed Cowan and Arthur Williams es­ calated at the seane. “ Another accident curly Sunday morning lent one man to the San­ ford Naval Air Station dispensary with minor injuries. According to Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mack, the accident occurred at approxlmMely 1:35 a. m. at the Inter­ section of the Lake Mary and Longwood Roads. A 1443 Ford driven by James fW ilson McLean. 11, of the Sanford Naval Air Station personnel fail­ ed to stop going south from Lake Ma/y and struck a 1935 Ford driven by Rodney Allen Goddard, 1*, who was 1raveling toward Longwood. Tooper Mack said that traffic charges will be placed against McLean. Property damage to both cars .w a s estimated at $550. Oil, Palestine, Communism Said 3 Near East Problems By Mrs. Raymond Morris CASSELBERRY—At the regu lar Thursday night meeting, the Lion's Club heard Roy Wilson, retired Gulf Oil official and now one of the faculty of Rollins Col­ lege. Wilson, talking on Commanism and its effect on the economy of the freet nations, based his talk on observations made during his travels through fortytwo countries while doing geoblcal oil work. In summing up his talk Wilson said the three big problems of the Near East are, “ Oil, Palestine and Communism.’• In commenting on the oil sup ply of the Neir East, Wilson said that Russian influence In the Sues Is primarily one of disrup­ tion and delay In oil transporta­ tion, forcing tankers to travel around the Cape. The added haul, according to Wilson, Increases transportation costs by 40 cents per bsrrel. Alio, since payment is demanded in dollars, an added burden It placed upon our eco nomy, due to greater demand for American dollars by countries purchasing oil on borrowed dol­ lars. Wilson said that 83T- of Per­ sian and Arabian oil normally was fed through the Sues with Rus­ sia’s principle motive being to delay shipment by the short route to the world markets. At the pre­ sent tlmo, according to Wilson, Russia is able to supply her own needs for petroleum products. A previous portion of the pro gram was devoted to Scouting, and in commenting on the Boy Scouts of America, Wilson said. “ Teach our youth discipline and high moral standards, and by a continued higher plane of educa tlon, we need have nu fear of Communism.” The tlk on Scouting was given by Field Scout Executive, John C. Diblcr, Central Florida Coun­ cil, St. John’s River and Lake Dislricts, Boy Scouts of America. Dibler said that Interest in pro nioting scouting among our youth is actually service to ourselves. Dihier also said, "Service Is only rent paid to the Creator for spare.’* William Michaveitch, Washing ton, D. C. was guest of Joe Weimer, and Stanley Patterson of Casselberry, was the guest of Miller Evans. Wilson, was ths guest of President McClure and Diblur the guest of Robert Scharpff, 3rd vice-president. The club paid tribute to Ben Evans ami Wilson Alexander for Iheir work on the Christmis food basket prpject, an annual activity of the club. A message of con­ dolence was read to Welmer, ex­ pressing the club's sympathy in the sudden death of Mrs. Weimrr Dec. 291h. Induction of cubs Donald Wilson and Wm. J. Blinn. Jr. was post­ poned due to the illness of the in­ duction officer, Raymond Morris. Marine Reserve Representative To Be In City On Tuesday the 15th of Janu­ ary Technical Sergeant Mbkey Thomas of tho 2d Shore Party Group Company, Marine Corps Reserve of Orlando will be in Sanford to talk to boys between the ages'of 17 and 1SW years of age, about the advantages of be­ coming a member of the Marina Reserve. If you are interested in becom­ ing a member of the finest mili­ tary organization in the world, you are urged to contact Sergeant Thomas at the Post Office be'veen the hours of 13:00 and 3:30 p. m. He has some valuable In­ formation for the young man of today regarding the Marine Re* I serves and the Reserve Forces |Act of 1935. Church To Offer Training School A Bob Karris “ Santa was good to us— Jewelry, a watch, golf clubs, iuggaga. I'd U ts to take a loss If any of it were damaged, lost, or stolen. Can such per­ sonal belonging* be insured against all such risks?” PHONE 977 The First Methodist Church of I Sanford It planning a Training School to begin Sunday afternoon, I January 27, continuing eaeh even­ ing at 7:30 through Thursday I evening. Three courses will be offered. 1T h e y arc: “ The Methodist Church” , taught by Rev. Jack Davis of Winter Park. (2) “ Work I In The Children's Division", taught by Mrs. W. L. Kennedy, District Childrens’’ worker of De- Legal Notice SOTIIK in- ANNUAL SSKKTtxn Th* Annual Meettnc o f tha m»inh*rs of lh* Klret Kederal Haring, anil Loan Association of ffemlnnle l*otielv will h* hold *t (ho t.ffIr, of the Association, IIS Ms. on W t4 n ,*U r Januarjr IS. •s«l.r 'piojii*H l-e-HH l*i|.r IM.tt n s : at J p m. Ilotamon'l chapman Secretary-Treasurer Dateline DeBary By MARY FOWLER There will be a meeting of the POA at the mansion house tonigb. at I o’clock for tfce purpose of installing officers and discus­ sion of the new season’s agenda. Charles C. Bertsch, president, will preside. The De Bary Garden Club met| Friday at tbs dvic asan. build­ ing to discuss the care and pro pogation of tho many available house plants of Florida add was led by Mrs. A. L. Lincoln, pro­ gram chairman. Mrs. George Nicely discussed begonias; Mrs. William Scwabl related her exper­ iences with African violets; MTi. Frank Hartllne touched on the tadieu varieties of philodendron; Mrs. David Tartar talked of the Christmas cacti and Mrs. Arthur Lambert discussed the need of loving care in raising house plants. It was announced that kin. Kerry Wood’s horticulture com­ mittee will meet Thursday at 10 a. m. to discuss plana for parti­ cipating In tKe DeLand flower •how in February. A solo a plants took placa at the end ot the meeting. The De Bary C of C will meet Tuesday at 4 p. m. Ir the civic aein. building for the elution of directors and election of officers. An attendance of a la required to validate the buslnesa to be enacted. The regular dinner mast­ ing will be on Jan. 14 at 7 p. m. In the Stetson cafeteria. Attor­ ney Catherine H. Carter will ad­ dress the group on making of will*. The new offlcrrs will be Installed at that UmOi. The De Biry civic Auociallon will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. In the civic building far Installa­ tion of the following officers: Hudson Myers, president; Harry Krug, vice president; Mrs. Latrard Schnabel, recording secre­ tary; Mrs. Horace Cotohar, corre•ponding secretary and Mrs. Chris Hlfh dsc;x5ee(rl tso teo taoln Butler, treasurer. Chairman of standing eommltteoa are; mem­ bership, G. I . Rapprleh, ways and means, Charles Youman; building and house, James Rom­ ney; and public relations, Mrs. Arne Erickson. Delegate* to tha West Volusia Civic Federation are H. Hudsor Myers, Charles You­ man, Robert Hofetetter, Frank White, James Rameny with altarnates Carl E. Gatles and Carlton R. Newell. The Plantation Estates Wo­ man’s club will held an executive board meeting Wednesday at 3 p. m. in the mansion rooms. City Board Heels Tomorrow; Agenda Contains 4 items 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMES a GUT Aasme. Postponed Meeting Slated Wednesday Kiwanians To Hear Chiefs Club Plans Concert Altamonte Beauty Salon Is Opened Service To Veterans CofC Directors Convene Tomorrow Pre-Registration Survey Chairmen Are Announced Legal Notice Evangelistic Rally SALE SAMPLE PRICES I ndlelded ornflte Iteteree* Isnd rellremsnt tccuuet (or preterred TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS_________ ___ Re* SALE ^ H. JAMES GUT AGENCY JAN. 4 Adalaslou Shirley Schlessman (Sanford) Olivia Simmons (Sanford) Marie Fletaher (Lake Monroe) Brands Eliott (Sanford) Alonzo MeKcever (Oviedo) Births Baby Girl Schlessman Discharges Flossie Webb (Sanford) Teresa Johnson and baby (Sanford) Betty Gooding and baby (Sanford) Ella Louise Boule (Sanford) Oneta Jackson (Senford) George Legge (De Bary) Linnie Simpson (Sanford) Mary Peyton (Sanfoid) JAN S Admissions John Griffis (Lake Monroe) William Angeloch (De Bary) Mrs. Nancy Steele (Geneva) Gertrude Anderson (Sanford) Gertrude Anderson (Sanford) Emma Ruff (Sanford Johnnie Brown (Sanford) Jeannette Campbell (Mims) Marion Jannea (Lake Monroe) Betty Jean Ualme* (Sanford) Robert D. Edwards (Sanford) Birth* Baby Boy Simmons Baby Boy Campbell Discharges John D. Carter (Orlando) Margaret Bohlaver (Lake Mary) Retna Muffley (Sanfoid) Lewis Hradomayer (Geneve) Norman B. Williams (F.ustls) Stanley Johnson (Sanford) Glen Williamson Jr. (Orange City) William Mahaffy (Sanford) Fanny Robinson (Altamonte Springs) JAN. 4 Admissions Leo Arnold (Sanford) Alfred Mungen (Sanford) Julia Cunningham (Sanford) Anthony Bryant (Sanford) Rule Mae Hill (Oviedo) Dlrtha Baby Girl Stoele Baby Girl Hill Bab> Boy 1(111 The Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners will meet tomorrow night In accordance with the City Charter of Sanford. Section 7 which states that “ The terms of office of all City Commissioners elected shall begin on the first Tuesday after the first Mondsy of the year following the year in which any Commissioner Is elect­ ed” . An agenda to take care of the "old buslnesa" of the Board of Sanford City Commissioners con­ tains four items. Approval of the minutes; a dis­ cussion with representatives of Smith and Gillespie In regardi to a sewer treatment plant; the re­ quest of Elmer Brookens for one SORT OF A CHRISTMAS PRESENT—THREE WAYS! Titusville City Manager Jim Slewart (left) additional taxicab permit; and a Is nighty happy as he hands over 21 building permits for new homra to Art Harris, Manager of request to rasona property at 501 (hlham 4 Tudor, Inr. o( Hanford. The permits totaled 93ot.HU and sent the building permit total for E. Third Street Tituavllle during 1)34 to more than 42,500,009—a br u| utw record. The new total more than tripled last year’s ami was mnrr than double the anticipated ImiLling. Work has already started on the 2S . Following the conclusion of nee homes In Whispering Oaks Subdivision. (Phot) by Titusville Star-Advocate) business by the old board, Merle Warner, the new Sanford City Commissioner srill be seated. According to the agenda for new business, a Mayor will be elected. Reportedly, there has been no agreement between commission­ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Th# ers regarding a Mayor. Commis­ Altamonte Springs Clvle Club will sioners are expecting “ anything” holJ Its postponed meeting Wed­ to happen and it is expected that nesday evening at 8 o’clock. Tha there will be two nominations for speaker will b® Mrs, Florence the honorary seat Undoubtedly, I,ainborn of Tha Winter Park Her­ as In past elections, there will b* ald. a flurry of tactlca to get the elecMrs. Lamborn Is noted for hsr lion underway and completed. work as a reporter and writer Only two additional Items ap­ and is reported to ba an unusual­ pear on the agenda for Tuesday ly interesting speaker. She will night’s meeting. There will be a speak on her experiences as a discussion regarding insurance wsr correspondent In Korea.' for the new sign at W. First St. The meeting will be open lo tho and French Ave.; and an an­ public and all members art urged nouncement of a meeting of the to be present and to bring n Florida Municipal League In guest. Jacksonville Feb. 16-17 to estab­ Discharges lish a legislative program, Evelyn Stllman (De Bary) Miscellaneout business from the floor and from Individual mem­ Henry Lee William* (Sanford) bers ot the Board of Sanford Margaret Butler and baby Boy (Sanford) City Commissioners will complete Member of the Sanford Kiwanls the agenda. The meeting will be Shirley Schlessman and baby girl (Sanford) Club will hear tome of the plans held In the Commission Room of Jar.is Glover (Hanford) of the Seminole Chiefs Club at Its the City Hall beginning at 8 p. Joyce Ross (Sanford) noon luncheon meeting at tha m. Audrey llenry (Sanford) Yacht Club Wednesday. JAN. 7 Program Chairman Ernest Cow­ Admissions ley announced the coming evont Mery Ann Tierey (Sanford) Tho Niium of llydcrbad, last Bertha Mason (Sanford) (Continued fro* Page I) of India's ruling princes, uses an John Cochrane (Sanford) conductor at New York Cily Cen­ emerald he size of hi* fiat as a Howard Arnett (Whitchouse) ter Opera, and pianist for the HISTORIC OOCUMINIS, recording operation n( tho U.H. Slate Depart­ paperweight. Births popular Max LUbrnan TV “ Show ment In the 20th century, arc placed by Secretary of Stale John Baby Girl Mason j of Shows." Smith also had a Foster Duties In a copper box, which will be part of a cornerstone of Ilaby Girl Bowen If Y'ou Arc Under 80 the new Statu Department Building In Washington. At right' IS musical hand In the Kombwrg Baby Girl Walker Deputy Undersecretary for Administration Loy Henderson. Presi­ Tour. You Are Not Too Old ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-Tho dent Ebenhower will officiate »t the cornerstonc-loylng ceremony. Geno Bayliss, choreographer Visiting Hears: Private Rooms, II Altamonte Beauty Salon located e. m. lo 4 p. m.; Semi-Private For Life Insurance cast of Post Office on Altamonte and dancer for the Firestone Rooms, 3 to 4 p. in., 7 »o • p. m.; Let tin tell you how you Hour, has credits at the Birming­ Ave. was recently opened by Tima Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 5 p. m ham Opera Under the Stars, Cocan nt ill apply for a $1,000 cd fn-p of charge to all concern. •Mrs. Carl R.) Stilts, reddent of Parents and Grandparents only: C o n s u l t a n t O l f e r S Ufa insurance policy to help Altamonte Springs since 1448, who hasset Music Circus. Oakdale I Obstetrics, No visiting durtne ! cd. Theatre at Wallingford, Conn., owns and operates the shop. You may make an appointment i cnr« of final cxpcn.it.8 feeding of babies. Private Rooms, She chose for her color scheme, on Broadway and on numerous; 11 a. m. lo 12 noon, 1 to 4 p in advance through |jjM out burdening your fnrnU with Jon.-s In TV shows. Karlvle lloushotdcr, County S»-r- .... ____ _ wrought iron furniture with char­ _____ ice _____ Officer __ at tho Couny Son Consistently praised for their |m. and 7 to 9 p. m., Semi Private coal, turquoise and pink. Built in You handle tho entire Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to ' ’fB Officer for Seminole lounty Uousholder’a Law Office, Hanford planters grace corners on sich wonderful singing and superb transaction by mnil with OLD 9 p. m. i lias invited R. G. Jones, Assistant where Jonus inuy bo contacted sliowmanship, the Chanticleers side of the reception room. AMKKICAN of KANSAS ■ ■ ------1 State Service Officer, to his office personally on Tuesday, Jan. 8, ere William Plant and Richard Tima first began her career as CITY. No obligation. No ono as a consultant to discuss techni-j front 9^ a, in. to noon, a beautician in 1933 while still a Wright, tenors; Raymond Konst, will i-nlt on you! resident of her native town in baritone, and James Martindale, cal questions ami problems with Coal is now being shipped by Write today for free infor­ Charleston, S. C. Upon moving to bass. Their accompanist is Ken­ veterans and their survivors or , ,, , barge front Kentucky to Florida, mation- Simply mail postcard Florida she took a leave of ab- neth McGuire. dependent* residing in thia area, ;l llManc0 o( icon miles, senre from her work as a beau­ or letter (uivinjf age) to Old The regular fonthly meeting of with regard to Werans Adntin- i — tician to look after her three American ln«, Co., 3 W, 9th, tho Board of Directors of the Tho name of Panama—location small children. I-** fall sh4 took Seminole County Chamber of Com­ istration benefits such as ho,piDept. L109B. Kansan City, tali/atiiHi, education and training, of the Panama Canal — means n refresher course and has now merce will be held tomorrow nighl Mo. . turned to her field in beauty cul­ at 8 o'clock In the Roard Room Insurance, disability, widows and] "many fishes." dc;»'i — arparents benefit , 1)1 ture and Is ready to servt you. of (he Education Bldg, on Com­ Housing loans, etc. Perminent waving, shampoo mercial Ave and hair setting ara at popular County chairmen for the preJones represent* tho headjquait Many Important matters will A NEW YEARS RESOLUTION: price*. Manicuring Is also a part registration of the TB Chest Xha brought up for discussion, laid ere office of the Florida Depart­ '1 /NSBROUGIIs recolvo to continue securing POSITIVE of btr beauty line and a complete Ray unit which will be In Semi­ Chamgber, who made the an­ ment of Veterans Affairs, Pas- •» , m SUI.TS for YOUR worthwhile property by moans « stock of cosmetics may be found nole County from Jan. 8 through Grille, and hi* services are iillcrI't <>v«-n SiKi . -elul ll-insboreugh Auction Method.__ •* I nouncement. on sale In the Altamonte Beauty II wer* named toJay as follows: you’re phinnmi; to *ell—Call COL L I .’ Salon. Geneva, Mrs. Vincent Butler; .t. U for inspection of yourproperty—NO OBLIGATION! Chuluta, Mrs. Ed Hamil; Ovie­ do. Mrs. Don Ulrcv, president of n r . r o n T o r i' o s h i t i o x o r the Oviedo Womens Club and • -n o n iu s m r a b a sk o r s iv r im n a™ n " iv t h m s t a t i c o r r i . » N i i > a Mrs. James Partin of the Oviedo a t T i m c l o s m o r Bu aiftK sa u s iimc . at. iaa* There will be a District Evan­ PTA; Slavla, Mrs. Paul Mikler; ORLANUO-JAN t£— 1:30 F. M. gelistic Rally st Ut* First Math- Forrest City, Mrs. W. A. Fro­ C*§h. baUncee with other bink^lJciudln* r««#rve baUnctft.......... 2120 Kdgewatrr Drive odist Church In Sanford beginning ward; Longwood, Mr*. E. 11. Van *n<| raah lifting In Br*r»ta o f fOllftctlow ........ . V . V / .ta ,V Firretnne Store t*ft||ft<| Mtitfti Clovftfnmftnl ob tlfA llon c .llrftct and * t m * « . t . « l *7 January 13 at three o’ clock p. m. Fleet, Mrs. E. C. Dunning, and ATTENTION DEALERS! o f XtAtftft ftn-l Oolitic*! ftuMlv loi >n« _ ' This will bt a mast meeting to Mrs. Ralph Hammond; Altamonte «>th,r l..in«1 nolM, »nii U,l>*nlurs* ... ---------- 41,00U °0 All stock ntid equtpmont Including liras and auto •««•alook- (Tneludlaa INona slock of yc<l,r»l launch “ The Four Nighta with Springs, hire. Robert Bradford: Corporal* , „ r„-e _ toys - recreation nupplies including portable I t e r , * litnk i __ . --------God” program, January 13-17 for Lake Mary, Mrs. Carl Moss of t-nan* anil illtcotinl, IlncluUtn* I Non, ov*nlr«fl,> tadios and phonograph*, bicycles, barbocuo grill*, etc.— pr,m l,«, owned tll.SIT.OO furaltur, and llitu r c all kind* of garden tools. Equipment can be bought »•all Methodist Churehss In the Or­ tha Lake Mary Home Demonstra­ l),nk lss.Tis.te ___________________________ — ........... ■ ■ „ I 4.I 4T.S4 (irately or together with long term Iea»o on this valuable lando District. ill ink nr, mice, owned , r , ,u h j,.« la I Non, II,a, not tion Club; Lake Monroe, Mrs. J. ■muiusi I br bank) property. _____________________ C. Sapp of th* Lake Monroe Home II.,I Mtata owned other the, bank nremleee — ------- N"n» Only ! ML from Downtown Land, Florida. (S) The Methodist Demonstration Club; I’ aola, Mrs. In ,eelm .nl, and alher «ee»l« Indirectly r«pree*ntln* l>,nk LAKE BUTLER « HAIM e —■JIRllevw — —- ——v reel •- —• — - — *— _ . i ei.■ Draiqls,,. nr• — other relate zrajllU" 1” — JJJ OCALA Youth Fellowship, taught by Rev­ Jack Fox; Elder Springs, Mrs. Cuatomftri* LAKEFRONT’ 11(1ME— liability to thl« on • c c t p t a n c M outftU»<ll«* : Non,| 3 Bedroom .Manonry HOME LIKE HIIEEN OthftP •4 4 ftt • erend Don Wallis of Enterprise. S. M. Tmdal. Itnalhiiuxe — Dock — Sandy WED. JAN. 9-1:30 P. M. Th* public la welcome to enroll A chairman has not yat been TOTAL ASSETS ____ - 4.SI4.8M.14 Da Old llirkorv Mill Rd.— Beech I.IABII ITI»:» in tli* School. announced for Fern Park. Completely Furnished Demand depnelle of Individual*, partnarehlpa. end curTUBS. JAN. 13—II .30 I*. M. i .-jju.ji : is •orallana .......— .---------- -------------------------- -— ----- —^ Tim* depusit* ut ladlrlduat*. p*rla,rehlp,. and corporaDADE (TTY— FRIDAY— JAN. IH 1,747,112. If ' Depoell, or liailed Hint,, (lorarnmeet (Imludln* postal Pasetj County 1:00 V. M.—TANGERINE 5Ji.lli.ni Profitably Operating l.:»5.iiJ ii I 3-Sb.ry LAKEFRONT D,poil*Vof V i» tie'end political sabdlslslane HOTEL BAY with I U .l l l .5 S 1 Daosall, of bank, — rir------— — ........ — HOME 7 i.iJ 7 .lt I RESTAURANT Other depoell, fc rllfU d aid officer*', check* ,te.| I Rrdroonin, 3-Raths TOTAL. D E P O S IT S ___ ____________________ I I I I I . I S S I I 203 W. Church Street Pill, nnenldn. rsdlecount* and other llablllllet for borrowed Small Block Oinetruction WED., JAN. 14—1:30 P. M. m a s e y ___________________ ____ _______________ _______________ _____ — N « a * | ALL thotgunai on *ile 3:00 l*. M .-K U S m Mortaaaee or other llenc I.Nuae o* bank oremle-s and (None 11 Furnlahed Rooms GoimI for Income! o» other real eelaie -------------------- — ...— ....... ................... ... Son* Aeeestanrne -recuted br or for account of this honk and ouleandlnu Nun* while thsy Uut The 1st ftoor of this house, or ling, consist* of a bulldii Other llabllltlee — -----former w o r k s h o p which which coul ould easily be conTOTAL LIAUI 1. 1T 1ES -----C A P I T A L ACS O t .V T e vort.-d Into nice apartment* for additiosMl Income. The Shotgun ammunition on sal* _______ itts.oso.oa I Capital - .............. . 2ml floor has 3 furnished apartment*. iin juo vos oe Surplus _______ — General Insurance Hospital Notes Winehe-Wer Model 12 S99.95 $79.95 MoMberg Pump with $12.35 Polychoke tnl recoil pad. $52.95 Browning Automatic with Polyckoko. $144.35 $131.62 12 Gn. Expreee Land JJ.40 12.72 12 Gn. Magna* Load 13.90 $3.12 Robson Sporting Goods 304 K. Firm SI. Phone 998 _______ epltell . . . 1 7 .S JJ.J4 Hep ..................... <I7 .S J J .J S TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS _ Thle bank's capital comma 0(1 Cnmmoa elock with lolal per value of llOS.l'ISSd j.ui. Jiz.ta SSKXSIlll AN IIA Aeeeta ptedasd er aeslsned lo secure tlebllllle, aud for . ll.lll.iOO.O# ether aurpoeee -----— (*• f.<i*ne i i shown shove are after redintl n uf reserve* ul „ si us.is fh> Securlllss as mow* above are after deduction of reserves Ot — . ——— ------------ -------- None 1 W a. psececk. Jr. CssSler. *( lh * above-named teak, d> . leranly •waar tha- lh* abava atatsmaal la irua. and that It fully end correctly represent* th* true state *f the several m ature herein contained and act forth. In lb * beat of mr keowleda* and hnllef. Correct—Attest; W J. I-e a c o t k Jr. W. A. I'ATItlCK Director* C »t CLONT* ANDREW CA It HAW AY • t e l * o f Florida. County o f Hsmlnol*: Hworn to aod subacrlhad batora me thle llh dav nf Jan. M',7 an< t hereby certify that I am net sn office- or director of thle bank PATRICIA OATOM isle NOTAIIT (T H U O Nourr l-uhllc, Ntale ot STIerlda *4 lerye ) ' r couiiuUeuia etp.ree, OeL JL tJSS. Beaded br Aaierlaaa le n t r Co. pt it T. i Our JANUARY an I FEBRUARY <chedu!7 of "auctlonTl, | rapidly filling up! If you don’t want to “ miss the boat" ACT NOW! - Call COLLECT! for lntpwlion of yout property NO OBLIGATION! Haiubrough, Metcalf Did*., I Orlando 41571. WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS 1 National Ri iltv 0 A u ction C onip.m , 1 1 W.Cijt BMa. ORlANPfl FLA Pi. t i c # * J t t lf.r fo O jy y n t , et*-e i»J, u ' -1 . ' ^ "V * l £ TERMS: 2flft down at Auctions, balanc* announced. �-■ r~ r >JT BJW TO tD HERALD HAVB i c a r A s e c c e r PLACE.'I c u r THE CEN T MOM K A O S ' * O u r & a m o l d ? o l d IW A V A U M / io v e jjr r c o s V r z s & r i b o o c ' - l .t cc S a L v aboy—> r C A R 12/ M y *l c it c q s n it a m d c ea d r th em o v e » - ) ^ --------W CT3E \ 'H IS T O R Y or A N C l M Y T H S /- p h e w .* rM g o o u n o e o / ^ C3LOQIA S Je A LO U S • W ALW N6 r ~ 7 /— s s s /iju s r LEAVE ir TO TH E / M ow e/ A A R O U N O ." ^ 1JL g e e p ig e o n WHEN SMB HEARD I MAO A DATE WlTHVtXJ - SH E / ^ O O sfr BLAME ME/ ITS-ALL HER 01 '— r T A U t T / ^ y T* \ / C I * \ L rfv : \Lw \ m n > » c t w o u to w r < CA| |A?> q j L s r me u se y W HV> D O t fr YOU < ir s S A FE- TAICC 1 TH E H tc e v s ? / B D YX K EE. WHAT RUBBISH. BUT THE PAPER- THEY HAVE10 HUNT ‘RAISED BV . SOMETHIN* ABOUT WOLVES' / S M E. r \— ^ W ttT * th ey k k e WTo n e W aF no THE TRUTH ABO U T/ ONE WOULD /XT? THAT WOULD V C . BELIEVE/ TMUTAYARN/ \ v m o c a r k ? « S kn IWjNDEQ WHO i FM THRUWITH HE REALLY tS. »J HlKEVEN THE SOU \ TRY 50 WXVJIT v o n IN THIS CORNER, WEARIN^Uff PURPLE TIGHTS-WEIGHING 200 POUNDS, THE CHALLEMGER*UHUNWOANWALKER-- WOLVES WONT SR WANTHIM# THE RULES ME FOR \ LAST IE POUNDS.) THAT 10N6. VWY- V C H E S tV -\( CHAMP v a j - J a r r it out/ ) ) w w r fo r -\ C “ \ r / ( !y E BELL» CCNTD CAPTAML A th a tb J F lA J r t 'M lE ' J IN Cue ZASf Ov ' A PIECE. K u n gA C K f J barin ' .1 *•••_- 1 ■F’7, rsinus Mtmff) A H E A SU E E TO M ------- - J A V r a \ s u ts r m vour S fA U T IF U L \V— V^OOMAIN.' n /|l Y*uer N l MIN M LliO • r a rt*ci **>../ ■ u.o ; m (Jons O :a*e it, M E N - A S SOON A S J'V t \ K lF T D THIS FCUCW ---- - r H o o f lA ir -e o r X X * «i<5iON »■ (* mc» u : ( d >»1 r jo n o o u r p tffiR ) « t :« o je r IW I CCUD BE 4 . UP AS A XTfO' WNJ UNPt* J lA*0 in ou* PNACE V A **u |J.'. n il >ou . IN IA T I* ' ^ f c c E N / / T V ------ ~ \ I K 5 u * E fA * N e O A Oi r ^ *m rz sooo ft sc' M AX. LRCPARD, • O C T Y t.______ / ^ < III AN> M NS P O te ! can — )> CO. LET "£ I V Y / r **eu. *ie:«o.' >ou WANT IV C S K - >CU I 6CT ft! HERE'S A lEASS TO >CV« NEW SMOP.' . J * i 1, . \N H _L . .. HO RACE \ \ A 3 H A L F R lO K T I i m barp o c o f y ' e a r HiSSeLF A CAR W ith •ZEPRA-SICN LPHXSTEJtY1. DAWRSH: w»e»fveR Mecaye from, * weu. ters mopi ) re SEEMS W HAVE MAO / N U K MAPPv / AN UNHAPPY TIME v^T THERE'S ^ ay if' J L Y rtv . - - s Aj«fsrjiu,cED' JBTr7>TB7 Y f r ...T w x r 9 T SHOULD M */» A O N BTD TH B SANK. N STBAD j OF TRYING TO < S LE E P CH ,___A TH IS DARN \ . YOU P R O S A S iy F E E L M O B EC A U SE YOU AON A U L OUR M O N EY X T P O X * * j Y E S T E R D A Y ------------ ' I ACLVT H2 DOESN'T \ v Y O U ... A ^ A \ i L K .* A A N T YO U C A N T W A K B U P IN T W B A V O R N IN S I oar I'M HAVING TDCUBl E , WITH THE ooKie w a n t s y c u t o ) ieLP H ER W it h h e r < ■ iRlTVMCTlC HOMEWORK J i T H E A n S v . t r IS ■3J ? 4 o .2 o 2 S L U A R t YA RD S T h iQO -> ro o e tS M ) 'w h y , d a 4 YOU R E A GENIUS TO G E T TH A T ^ S O WJUICKLY J MET A MATHEMATICAL --- - M A RV EL _____ IT Or* THE -A S l a c k BOAt?o / ‘TWO HUNDRED J v TIMES WHEN r xf (t 1ULNPVfR 1 I WAS A KID / EX C U SE w „ MR. tXTH ER S ro c G s r Th a t t I'M n o t c o c o l AT ARITHMETIC^ THAT WAG MY A n V a EF AS UOK1 AS r 7 i u ve r* WTAxEGT SL'OJfa ^1 i H A D T o w R iTe jm ATCCKXL , TAPS £OM SM P / 9 IO M K PAM BAM OMR /9 SU PPO SKO TO M A AH v e* AM ---------- - /PC VAN COrtPAV/OH COrtPAV/aH /HCVAN 7 PH * P OOCC*treo V0 a Aw W 0 C6trr 7* AA'O AAIO ll£ £ P T P/M M/M //V A CAVC A LOMO A */ C * K T /« C O V tf W >W JJ77 /7T FRO ^ O AM/ H A £ Q E^.^ To h TO FINDS IT H A R P TO PR CALL ■VENTS BEFO RE B tlN 6 STRUCK « C n 0 / B LA STEB - we PFMEMOIRS SO TPM L Q V f PAAGP/PS CAUIAO OV £U W P 5 _ _ o p po o * MV LAND.JCEY, a r y '/ j 1 NEVER DID SW OSS SW IUED. CLO TH S* BRU SH ED , PACE WA0SMEO SEE YOU SO D9CSSE9 UP A N ' HAH? COMBED HOW COVE ? ^ ;\s j w C mA S ' *C LA X , VSCRE w w ® . t hat s o m e cat Ha m e d >5~ t t w * c o Zj# o w amj rUC ESTI C H A L L E N G E D SO U SOMETHIN'ABOUT “s & s r 1 3 / ^ v ) ' A E L L .F V | T H A 'S A U . YOU W A N T... Y E S , I T S T R U E / B U T SOU H N O lV A S M U C H a b o u t rr Al l a s * Do / ANS'NER TH'3. THEN-ARE YOU GONNA TAKE HlMLP ON IT / AW BEEN Ch a lle n g e d B Y H IM • U K # •TOURWA* a \En t . -A T A - ARC you OOiN* to is r r TRUE# take HtAAOAX 3 - S'A H o z a b k A IN ’ T A F C A UF NOBUOOY/ o w �“ tB U S IN E S S S E R V IC E S 'l-R V H d M jG -R R rA lR S "AlhTINO CUSSIM ED ADS Pk 1821 ANNSTIB’S - for 8*a4 food, «u u , Chlekan, Bhrlrnp. ■PUbcttL Koatwr Corned Serf ItndwUbas. tO CITY UMITiTh« Joint ii hoL-atuff, we used a tank M flftlah tha wood, work. The Doggie Dlntr L Bar, Lake Mary. _________ • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT URGENTLY NEEDED Men and Women W O O L S E Y w h it |lu w ilt 1—FURNITURE—MOURRNOLD 2*—MALE or FEMALE Ted Suraett For Airliners for PRINTING M01 Grandview Phone HU M high school education 11-38 train for hostess, reservation, communlraUons, s t a t i o n agents, public contact, radio operator, radar and electronic technician) Marine Flnlahe* Interesting wsll paid career For Your Hoot plenty of opportunities 3enkarik Clans and Paint Ca­ with for advancement. Free travel m-114 .W. 2nd St. Thone 32b pasees, sick Dave, many other benefits. For Patatlag cal) Mr. Tcskar, PR bhort lew-cost training by an 948X A. Room special fl4.be eatablished institution in the FLOOR sanding and finishing. South. Positions roast to coast, CUaalag, waxmg. eervtng Semisome fortign. lifetime place­ nolt county since 1818. ment service. Also want to In­ H. M. Gleaaoa, Labe Mary terview men and women for Radio tali vision electronics McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS training; Announcers, script­ 1411 A. Park Phone 1103 writers programing, product­ ion. Find out If you ran qualify. FORMICA. The finest material Write to Box GAS (rare of available for counter lopa. Over this paper) for personal Inter­ 23 color* and detlgna to choose view, giving name, address, from. Your exclusive Formica age, education, phone number. dealer GREGORY LUMBER CO. KEEGAN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, Sth A Maple Phone 2962 A—LOST AND r O U N D ___ •PIANO KERVICR LOST— Female Fox T e^ er. Tan 8111 - Plane Taebaielaa h White, B mo. old. REGARD. *194 Reate I, Saaferd Ph. MB or 2S48. U -M O N IY T f LOAN LOST^ Thursday vicinity of 3rd PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. Harmon tc French, lleddUh-brown Pek* AUTO LOANS ingncae. C h i l d ’ * pet. Call Ph. 1363-M — After B:00 p m. COST LESS 1607-XM. It—ROOFING sad PLUMRING g—PERSONAL W n g l CERAMIC TILS OF SANFORD ROLLAWAY, Hospital aad Bab) Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 184 Beda Day. Week, or MonlbFre# eatimate. Quality work. • LIVESTOCK Tel. '1425. Furniture Center — 118 We*t Pint t t I*—HOMBS—CATTLB PLUMBING Centra*! tad Repair Work a u t o m o t iv e Excellent milk cows. Gentle. P m Eitimates Used to machines or hand milk­ R. L. HARVP.T 7-AUTOMOTIVE WANTED 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1821 ing. No business Saturdays. Walter Trapp, Enterprise. tell Your Car to This Is a free pass to the Movie ROY REEL land Ridc-ln for Mr. A. O. Ro­ MERCHANDISE 306 W. Second SL berta, Exp. date Jan. 16, 1937. •—BOATS AND MOTORS_____ U— ARTICLE! MLB PI.UMHINO A HEATING Septie Tank Installation A 8ervle Your Erlnrude Dealer Heater Service, A r c h i e C. We nuy and sen used furniture ROBSON tPORTINC GOODS Paying top cash prices for any Harriett, Phono 734-W or 1338. 301 E. lit SL_ Phone V* thing of value SUPER TRAD­ ING POST on 1T.R3 Ph 2053-W Plumbing. Kresky Heating ' USED- MOTORS Unconditionally Guaranteed M. G. HODGES LIVE BAIT Service on All Water Pumps— 1956 Mercury Mark 55 Shiners, Bull Heads. Pop Guts (Demonstrator) Wells Drilled — Pump* 5 Dozen. 95c Paola Road, Phone 700 Like new Johnson 5la HPMissouri Minnows and Worm* Perfeot 3 HP Joimaon ...... » 80 Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Ava. A few 20 HP. INS Mercurya • EASY TERMS WILRONMA1RR Me* and Uaed Furr Itart 111 E. First 8U _ Phone W K*i7lnetor wringer type weshsr Craflman bench saw $30.00. Well type sink with fixture* 97.80. Three metal wall cabinets $10.00. Phone 1514. This is a free pass lo (ha niu Theatre for Sonny Mrssir. Exp. date Jan. 19. 1957. F lo r id aS ta teB a n k ftoullkll II T 3 SEWING MACHINES NtccbJ - White New and Used GARRETT'S 323 E. 1st St. W ONDERFUL LOCATIONS . , . SPLENDID VALUES • SOUTH PINECRKBT • UROVR MANOR Else trie Singer Sewing Machine • VALRNCM VILLAR, DeLaad In Blond Conaolr, makes fancy stitches, pick up 7 payment* of $733 or will discount (or rash, We c m qualify you far aaa of wrin Credit Manager, P. 0. aur eiay fiaaac* plane within 34 aelaute*. Box, 11090, Orlando. Fla. F IN A N C IA L m NEW M l MODELS Mark « - Mark 30 — Mark 55 Sae the new Mark 75 — 60 HP 6 CHOOtfK FROM Different colon and designs and completely furnish your living room with one of our 100% nylon 9 pe. group*. Including: Snf« Bed .V,etching Platform Rocker Matching Cocktail Chair • With ceofWHsce *k»» y*u bay Coffee Table Step Table an Odham A Tudev llama. Wrought Iron Nmotrr Table l„-unp DRIVE OUT TODAY* Sofa PUIows Ash Trsy Set Complete ODHAM & 9139. EASY TERMS Mather Of Sanford 203 09 1st « . Phan* 127 4ft—FARM aatf GARDEN For Sale: Mld-stason rabbaga jdenta. Fr*d Thurston. Ph. 43219—MACHINERY—TOO! A "gPrtoiA. . . .« ; » $179.50 v ,**llV h. r ? ° * *nd1lh* Ausdeuer, arrive at Ike Ferdan Bridge 91 mllaa ^ . m V V ^ u 8 1 * ,Th* rftl'fo.d atruc.urw waa destroyed to abetruct shipping in tha Run CanalaS " r‘ ‘ ,h’ Frf nch •"<* lerael troop* invaded T.gypt. Now the bridge present* a big problem for the United Nellona ealvage program In tha work of reopening tha blocked waterway, ffalrrnalfonal JtadiophoteJ •4—APTS—ROUSE*—ROOMS a. TUDOR, Inc/ Cor. »l>». 17-93 A 37th ML Pfcaaes 2199 A W "Buildavs af Hear Mamas For Florida Living” FOR RALE BY OWNER Three bedroom, living room, din­ ing area, kitchen, two baths, extra large Florid* room, lo­ cated on large lot with boeutlful shade trees. IMMEDIATE POSSKRHION, VA (GJ) FIN­ ANCING AVAII-ABLE. Phone 2371-W for appointment. : mi c m •jii • ii M 111 I I i • N , •. 1 »J•. JII • ^ , I 111 4 11" " «l| •I * . 1 ' - • • *'11 I N *I . t 14''I■ nil J i *•a ♦I'JiUliUI j i : i i AW* 1 id 4?1 i .. 1 I»4 ' VUi IS. a«ii. tary 3$ Shell, end old* 31. El*, voted trains 29. R*> grata 20. Plague 32. Linger SernaaE* i 33. River 3T. Arabian IRuss.) chieftain 34. Ptat-topp«d II. American hill socialist SI. Tim* 40. PoaLMrttt gone (ibbr.) put ■‘i i 41. R*Ur*4 30 European 4 4 -LOT* Mil. OTII flOWIIS, 30, holds up the Injured hand of her son Ar« thur Lee, 13, after their home 4 lots totaling 50' X 280', $500. bonibad In Birmingham, Ala. Just oft S points A 60 ft. was Mrs, Flowers, Arthur and an* frontage on highway — codniy other son wera in tha house deed, terms arranged. when the explosion, believed tu Hugh Ansley, t9!3 Summerlin nr liuve been dynamite, occurred. Phone 1821 and leave massage Ttie Negro family'* home, In whir, you may b* contact­ front of which a cross was ed. burned a week earlier, i* nesr a predominantly white section. For your future home sits? wc have lot* priced from $335.00 up, in ■7—BROKERS and REALTORS severnl locations In Cl y. Attrac­ tive Lake Front fad*. Ol'KN HOUSE OZIER REALTY CO Ph. 1359. January 5—14 North Shirley | #7—BROKERS and RL.U IORR Eau of Mayfair near Lake $1800 DOWN F O lf 3 BEDROOM Oak ehuilc tree*, large 3 bedroom, HOME. 2 boh home, kitchen with bull Total price only $92.V). Phona u* in uvon, ilaiiile«a steel trimm­ for dataila. ed, corloii lerreizo floor, living room with fireplace and plant­ Robert A, Williams ar. Full dining room, 3 large REALTOR welk In cloeela, 4 other close,a lU ym ond Lundquitil, A s oragr, rork floors Ihrouglioot. cctitial hraling. $22,500. .ASSOCIATE Phaaa 1173. Ailanllr Bank Bldg. With excellent terms, BALL REALTY And INSURANCE CROSSWORD ACRORS 4- Vouatolro at 1. Pronged crown* of utensil irehta 0. Inaka 8. Provloualy 1. Public nolle# Baking 10. Orest Lake chamber* 11. aiiow T. Make know n 13. Kill 8. Things don* 24. Barbarity 9. Tunisian IB anting of pashas a court 13. Nlckst IT. LI'** (sym.) 18 Human 14 Elsctrtfl*4 trunk* particles 31 Town 10. Vanquleh (N Y .) 20. Weeps 34 Mouselike 31. Halfway rodent 33. Constel* 37. Manacle* latlon 38. Inaurgent Choice lota In tha Mayfair Area at an attratliv* rash prlea. W, E. Klrehoff Jr. Phone 205. Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms private hatha. 114 W. First Ht ll jii D A ILY 2 used Yeomans pumps. 200 GPM — 41 ft. head and 2M GPM — 37 H. head. 5 IIP, 1780 RPM, 3 phase. 220/410 V. ”Nvo bedroom house, large fenced lot, shade trve». Will conddor 2125.00 each. Lee llrolhers lots or sereago s* partial down payment. Phona 1134-XJ, RENTALS COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB Including: bath fixtures, cabinet Canteens, cols, sleeping bags, Efficiency apt Hi-way 17-92 go City ldml's Slumberland Court tents, mess kits, hunting knlvr*. sink, water pump, septic tank Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ and water heater, approximate Crestlliter Aluminum boat and S«« Seminole Realty for Desir­ ford Ave. ly $23 month. Fiberglass Boats from *313 able Houses and Apt' Phono 27 Call, or cee us TODAY W. P. SMITH —Factory to you— 1007 Sanford Ave. Phona 1113 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Motor*—Boats—Paint*—Glass Aluminum for Winter Tourist. Pr.vate o*tn 2515 S. Par* Phone 1203 <2—SPECIAL NOTICES Venetian Blind* A shower. Steam heat. Inquire Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Manuel Jacobson across from This 1* a fre« P«** to the Prairie rail with plastic end*. Plastic Lake Drive-In for Mrs. A. G. Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. Post Office. or rayon topes. Cotton or nylon Wo build, design and refinish Jones. Exp. date Jan. 16, 1957. cordj. See at 91$ French, Ph. 52-U. Small house with all modern im­ Speedy Craft 14 ft. boat, 20 HP S en lu rik Glass and I'alnl Co. provement* for rant or sale. motor. Boat complete with top Thle le a free pass to the Movie- 113-114 West 2nd St. Phons 220 Phone 13U3-J. land Uide-ln for Mr*. Merlo and windshield. Also Gator Summersill. Geneva. Exp. date II— YPPLIANCES 3 bedroom, 2 buth, unfurnished trailer. For quick sale 9*9* home. Stove, refrigerator, dishJan. 16, 1957. Phone 2450.________ FRIGIDAIRK appliances, **!• washer, uutomatic washer. $125 and service. G. II High, Oviedo Robson’* Outboard Headquarter* PUMPS « SPRINKLER a month, l year lease requir­ Fla, I’ hntir FO-5-3.'ll5 or San 3 HP Uiuson-Air cooled . 50.00 SYSTEMS ed. Phone 2450. ford I643-W after 6 p.tn. 6 HP Mercury—Like New 150.00 All type* and sues. Installed 7W IIP Ilgln—beat up "Do It Yourself.'* Maytag automatic washer, good 3 rooms, buth, screened porvhai, unfurnished. Adults only. No. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE but run* good ....................7FW condition, $125. Phone 389-J. S T I N E pets. Inquire at 2218 Palmetto 7V4 HP Firestone .......... 3933 Machine and Supply Co. 10 HP Johnson—looks bad. Duo-Therm Space Heater, 35,000 Ave. Ph. 62 runs good ............. 169.00 207 W. 2nd SL B.T.U. 3ft” x 20". Reasonable. Completely furnished 3 room 10 HP Mercury, KF7 ... 125.00 Ph. 2278-J. ground floor apartment. Hot H E A T I N G 10 HP Wizard, gear shift 135.00 water at all limes. 313 Palmetto. 4 used Frigidaire Floor Furnaces A Circulator* 12 HP Sea-Bee. like new .... 75.00 refrigerators .................. $49.95 19 HP Scott Atwater— good H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. W-WANTED to RENT l used Frigldalro condition 170.00 200 S. Park Phone 1440 refrigerator ............... $59 95 Wanted to buy or lea»c 3 had20 HP Martin-Fast motor 165.00 1 used Krigidnirc 23 HP Evinrudcs .. . 105.00 • 395.00 room, 2 bath home. Immediate OATUN BROTHERS refrigerator $3995 23 HP Johnson* 233.00-398.00 occupancy. Phone 229-M. Dragline A Bulldozer Service Mill Hardware Many other specials in u*ed mo Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2195 W. Sanford301 K. First Two or three bedroom furnished tors, boats, and trailers. apartment or house. Write box Your Kvlnrud* Dealer ENVELOPES^ letterhead*, e l e ­ 45— BUILDING MATERIAL* J. L.. Sanford Herald ____ ROBSON SPORTING GOODS ments, invoices, hin,L ^ ‘ / ' “ v# 304 E, 1st Phone 999 HKD-I MIX CONCRETE programs, etc. 1 »stve • REAL ESTATE Window Kills - Lintel* Printing Co. Phono 408 — 403 , 12—TRAILERS Se|*ic Tank—State Approved West 13th SL_________ _ tt—ACREAGE Sand — Cement Mortar Mix It will pay YOU to see ns Mfer* fiu s "i7 a free pass t° tha Hi'* Miracle Concrete Co. you buy. Opsn and Open Evenings Even a r m exceptional tiled land Theatre fur Jack Taylor. Exp. 309JCIm Ave. phono 1333 Ten Sundays. on hard surface road. W. K date Jan. 16. 1987. Eastald# Trailer Sale* Klrchhoff Jr. Phone $05 METAL HOOFING Palatka, FI*. WELL DRILLING Now in stock. 5-V Crimp— Fairbanks-Morsc pump*. Now In stock. 5-V Crimp—” 160 acre*, several lakes, high Alrxlrcam House Trailer for sale. land, facing on vary large like, Repairs to all makes. Purchased new this year. Com­ Corrugated — 2 V Corrugate,! about 4 mlln north east of HOWARD C. LONG Get All Your Roofing Needs at plete with combinstton refri Enterprise. Only $75.no per 207 E. Commercial Ave. gerator, gas rarge, gas heat, Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. acre. S. O. Shinholacr Jr. New Phone 388 twin beds, dinette A 12 gallon Out West 13th St. Smyrna Beach. Phone Garden water tank. St. Johns Realty. $8141. General contracting and hauling. 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Phone 1129 or 1079, Sanford. For delivery: clay, fill dirt, 1957 Slrymaster Delux, 34 ft. muck and top soil. W. D. Hol­ HAYNES Office Uaekint Co. 44—PARMA AND GRGVE9 Used 6 wks. Completely modern combe, Phone 1732-M. Typewriters, addin* machines with tub and shower. Four Ssles-Renlals, 314 Mar, Ph. 44 20 acre lil«» farm. Three bedroom house, lurge barn. All equip­ wheel electric brakes. Must sell Guide service every day. safe ment and machinery. Easy boat, two motor*. $3 00 per •I—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD at once. Very cheap for cash. hour, inininimum of 5 hours, 2 terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Box Also camping trailer cheap. Used furniture, appliances, tools, in party. Phone Larry Aubty 1131. Can be seen at Silver Moon etc. Rougbt-sold. Larry's MsrL , ___________ at 2S35-J. Trailer Park, Orange City. 321 East liL St. Phone 1431. 45—HOMES DREDGING FOR SALE— 1938 2-bedroom FUR DISTINCTIVE, FURNITURE i Five room house with bath and Nushuu trailer, $2495. Phone Land filled, beaches made. Joe —*t Warehouse Prists, rtsit approximately thirteen a<-rts of Andrews, Ph, Elgin 7-30lt 1946-XJ.______________________ BERRY’S. W# are experts at as­ high hammock land. W. E. Euvtla. Florida._________ _____ sisting you to secure gracious Klrchhoff Jr. Ph. 305. 14—USED CARS good looks with functional con­ EM PLOYM ENT venience. Today's bsst buys la Two bedroom miuonry liou>t, 1940 Ford, motor excellenL has kitchen equipped, low dowm nationally advertised furniture bad reverse gear. First $40 00 2ft—HELP WANTED FEMALE paymoni. D-aving town. 4l#i *t DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. gets it. First SL Ifione 1687 for Even­ Orange Ave. l9ot Nash SUusumu $150.00 3 Waitresses u hours a d»y $21.00 ing Appointment. Body a little rough — good a week and 2 meal* a day. Con­ Large house for talc in Genova. motor. tact R. J. Bullard. Pine Grave Ten room*, one bath, corner Hugh Ansley, 1913 Summerlin. Rest A Truck Stop, t mile north tot. reasonably priced with eaiy • -* of Wildwood c« lliway 30). terms. Mrs. W. B. Albert, Box If your car is paid for it may be $119.5(1 Swivel Rocker $49.50 55, Castuduga, Fla. S49..!u worth more than you think on Women »ew e*»y i-eady-eut house $119.50 Krchncr* trade for a 1957 PONTIAC. -oats home. Earn from $17.40 $199.60 Sofa Red Achair $159.00 ~ CUSTOM BUILT H0~MKS* 1954 Ponilac 4-door Chieftain $119.50 to $26.16 dozen. Writ#—Accu­ $13950 Bunk Beds VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL . Deluxe. rate Stylr, Freeport, New York. FINANCING 1951 4 door Chevrolet Bookcase Bed LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 27—HELP WANTED MALE 1951 4-door Plymouth Double Dreiser 1950 4-door Plymouth LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Mirrors See Ray Herron at PONTIAC Innespring Mattress A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY Bux Spring Phone 2450 Phono 1*91 1800 ilelionvill* After 6 p. m. Phone 13U-W With one of tha most progressive Large selection of B e a u t i f u l SOUTH PINECHEMT- 119 Uur*l 1949 Ford, full equipped. Bargain consumer finance companies. Drive. 3 bedroom modern home. Dtnettta at Phone 581-J. Must be alart, intelligent and I-css than 1 year old. You ran willing o study and work hard, buy this borne with a low downECHOLS REDDING CO. 14— BEAUTY PARLORS in exchange for ;acU»ti«.-a offer­ foracr 2nd A Magaolle. Ph. 1232 payment and take over a 4'.j% ing guaranteed advancement G. I. Mortage. Monthly pay­ "Bud” Bamberger. Mgr. For ail your B e a u t y Needs through our Career Progression ments including tax 1 Insur* F ree D e liv ery Revelon A- Theo-Render Cosmetics Program. ranco only 273.23. Close walking ILYKRItri S BEAUTY NOOK distance to the new modern Fh. 971 103 So. Oak See H. L.'Foley. G. A. C. Financg Pinccrrst School. See this Home Corporation <*f Sanford, 111 W. W4P ANYTHING! Just plan Tris is a free pas* to the Prairie today. ODHAM A TUDOR. Inc 1st., 9 A il. to 4 P.M. l«ike Driv« In for Frank Hub­ Cor. Uwy. 17-92 It 27th St. CD M ilt e d ads. Phoas 1821 lor a aaipfsl ad-wgiur. Phooea 2100 and 2982. bard. Exp. lata Jan. IS, 1357. TVPES^BOAT TRAILERS 4 LARGE 30 Pocket* hook* 31 Oreat regard 33. Murmured interjection 33. Analyaed, as or* 39. Tell 42. Large volume 43. Olve confl, dene* ta 44. Chlld'a bedstead *5. Music not* 48. War god (None) 47. Pronoun tpoae.) DOWN • 1. Band acrosa escutcheon 3. Voided escutcheon 3. Narrow *• Inlets (gaol.) IU 7/,///a. M41' M * ym m \ #1 4® il Sll 3i ii 4! J ROOMY 3 bedroom, 2 balh home with Florida room on nicely land leaped l o . (ink floors central heal, good cloiet.1, imiitL’cl 204 So. Park Av*. — Phona MO lighting in living room, en­ closed carport with utility «nd Nearly new. Good OZIER REALTY CO storage. neighbor*. $18,300—u-rriu. Imura LL Osier, ICealtur Hazel M. Field, Aimeiste M l Mo. Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1361 ROSA L. PAYTON Ttegialerrd Real Estate Broker EVENINGS: 311$ u d 710 Phona 2871 17-92 at Huwath* Sem inole Realty OIN. A12IID M. OIUINTMIB (left), former NATO Rupreoao Ceol mjnder, take* over In W a*hlngton ee president of tho America® Ro® W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEKO |.^L Crose. II* it congratulated by Elleworth Bunker, hi* predoeoeoor, REALTORS who It aisled lo become Ambeaeador to Indie, st E. Rol*n£ Harris A. H. PETERSON 1901 Park Ave. Phone 27 or 113 man, national chairmen of the Red Croee, looks on. Gruenthor toBroker Associates: A. H. Peterson triad from tha Army after 31 yaera of aenrlco. ffalemotfoMi/ PRONE 0279 far CHERRY Jr., P. J. Cheitaraon. Garbold Wiliette, John Malaeh and R. W. Reel Estate Brokerage — Notary Williams. A. C. Doudney, Lead 1219 W. nth St. Rrsr Barter Shop B1LU HARD TO PATT IWI Surveyor. lluelneM Opportunity 116 N. Park Ave. Phone H29 things your* throngk wi t h Well established budneea sain­ IF IT 13 REAtT e s TATE^ ing n good living. Sacrifice at through Want Ada for CASH. ask Crumley A Ttontelth 111,500.00 because of lilnesi. At­ Call 193L at 117 South Park Phone 772 tractive term*. Consult A REALTOR First Help Wanted I la"ifled Dleplav CULLEN AND IIARKKY 1*4 N. Park Aft. Phone 2213 NEW HOME 2 Bedroom house on two lots, two blocks outside cily limits. $5,250.00. $1.1X1000 down. May Be purchaird furnished if de­ sired. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN IL U M B E R 2844 French Ave. __________ _____ J. W. HALL, REALTOR Jehanjf Walker, Araaeiel* "Call Hall" I'hooe 1758 llrady to Move Into Loirge 3 bedroom. 2 belt home on beautifully landscaped lota. Wonderful enclosed f a m i l y room, hardwood floors through­ out 918,600 — terms, litre is * good buy 3 bedroom CB home, excellent neighborhood. Total $9,075 only $50.50 a month. . W. H. "BIB” mrKMPER Realtor — General lavuror Guy Allen Associate Arlette Price, Associate Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park Classified Display & t. ila ljn Hm ila g f SAM C. LAWSON 3 w V SL f j * a 4m O f 114MPAMA*8 •ANrOHO FLORIDA FEM ALE A-1 B U ILD IN G N B SD S - W 3‘ _ _ JK 2489. Scara, Roebuck and Co. hat an opening in Sanford for a young lady between 20 and 33 yeura of age. The perapn must know touch type aystem and be able lo maintain a minimum •pciil of 35 words per minute. Bookkeeping experience la a much desired quality, but other practical experience or advance educational achievement* would be considered. Applicant* must be high school graduate* with pleasing personality and good character, and have the ability and dcaire to get along with people. The position offer* a good starting salary. A discount will bo given on all puichascs, with lroun insurance, group hospitaizri ion and profit sharing plans available. Permanent resident preferred. It i* ar. ideal pos­ tion for the nfbt ;*rron. If you err intern vd in this position, and are between the age* of 20 and 33, apply in person now at S«*r* Catalog Male* Of fie-. US K. First Kir#*! Sanford Fla. ?OHCRE7EPinc6A McDANIEL’S Repair Shop 1018 \V. FIRST STREET OPEN FOR B U S IN ES S Brake Speciul f Front End Special Adjust brakes. pull froal Set raster, r. camber. camber, tot-in, wheel, ch.-rk linings, rrpark balance front wheel*. whr bearings $1.25 $5.00. PAIN T and IJODY WORKS ALSO GU ARANTEED WORK — REASONABLE PRICES STOP IN OR CALL 1181 * ....................... J'L ii & �0 V?*Tr. f . . YOU'RE TELLING ME! to ted ■ t—Hie for that M «fc. ! f i We’d m j the touring Brooklyn Dodger*. M goodwill antea— 4 m to Japan. woto a groat sue* com. They loot enough game* to the b u l l to auks Um active* tael kindly toward the entire V. t CO BY GREYHOUND Jjui&day* ewwie a g o i gnterortoo. Hrtwteg to a letter roc*trod by mhwm faSee 4 m m eTth. boy.. The m n a iM to a kettle la the ItraHa of Mentos, eff (bo Of Italy. Front raw. M l to right. Delay Bollock. Dick Pa- Veil, reading the letter from HU father, Johnny Totem and I l f aid Hendoraoa. Hack row. left to right. Corky 8tow.ll, Eraoot Walvm. Hapyy Carlton, Jahaay Boyette and Robert Sellero. (Phots by Con)________________________________________________________ Marines Reveal Streamlining Plan OVHMZa MOHUed Browning automatic and M-l rifleo dwarf First Marten dtvtteoa Teathemerte at Camp Pendleton, Calif. The giants w en uatd for Instruction during a recent Held exercise. Shown with tea rifleo (L te r.) are: CpL Alex Paleka, Pfc. John Trammell, Cpi. Thai Cmawot. Ig t John Coiling end Sgt. Chester Yates. WASHINGTON W — The Ma­ rine Corps has disclosed it soon will start an atomic-age itrsamlinlng of its divisions to give them greater mobility and a bigger punch. The streamlining plan is similar to one recently ordered by the Army. The ilzo of most Army divi­ sions wUl be cut by abotrt onefourth under this plan. The Merino Corps said that its landing force of the future "will be aomewhat smaller" in man­ power, "much lighter" In equip­ ment, "much faster on Its feet and more powerful in terms of Infan­ try weapons." The Marine Corp* was unable to disclose Immediately how much the slat of Its three divisions will be cut. Details of the reorganisation are not yet complete nad <omo fea­ tures of the plan are still classi­ fied. A Marine division presently to­ tals 20,79# men—• much heavier force thin sn Army division. This divisional organization s p r a n g World War II experiences In front­ al beachhead assaults. Hut like the Army, the Marines sre finding that in tha atomic era the emphaila Is no longer on sheer num­ bers but on dispersal and mobility, with the punch supplied by atomic weapons. Nuclear Reactor To Generate Power Put Into Operation CHICAGO w — The first nu­ clear reactor specifically designed to generate power has been put Into npratlon by the Argonne Na­ tional Laboratory. The laboratory announced that Its experimental atomic “ boiling water reactor" had achieved a peak production >of 3,000 kilowatts of electricity. The experiment marks a major step in the ultimate production of electricity for everyday use through nuclear power. The achievement occurred at the laboratory’ s experimental plant In suburban Lemont. The laboratory is operated by the Atomic Energy Commission. It climaxed extensive experiments which began In 1954. A spokesman said although elec­ tricity has been produced by nu­ clear reactors before, this marked thte first time It has been generald by a reactor specifically design­ ed for tho purpose. The laboratory said It will use tha reactor to generate part of Ita own electrical power requirement!. The rcador operates by generat­ ing live iteam directly at ita ura­ nium core. The (team la piped to a turbine, eliminating the need for Intermediate heat exchangers. Ladies Ladies Dresses Entire stock o f Women*’, Misses and Half Size*. Regular prices 10.9S to 49.95 In sizes 6 thru 16, each one Sale Prices sale priced to move quickly. 8.79 to 39.89 (Each Dress Sale Tagged) Ladies Suits Smithsonian Institute In ' shrd cmfw shrd shrd rmfwy hr In one hour your heart puts out j Washington D. C. haa a fabulous enough energy to carry a 150- collection of early American blpound man from the street to 1cycles. the roof a a 3-story building. The Polygamy is legal in British Mount McKinley in Alaska Is Togoland, Africa, but not gen­ solid granlto beneath an overlay­ erally practiced. There ara a few ing of black slate. women chiefs. Jn size* 7 thru 44 (some half sizes) a variety of fabrics and styles from which to choose Regular prices 25-95 thru 69.95 In all wool or blends, waist sizes 28 thru 50. fill tfoucLucsud Now20.79 thru 55.89 Men’s Suits (Nationally advertised brands) Mostly re­ gular sizes, few stouts. YOUNOUT ten t— ed Oongram, Bop. John D. Dtngog (tedt), 30, grins ea he gets some sound edvico In Wuhlngtca from Sen. Theo­ dore r . Green, M, ed Rhode Island. Green, elected to the Senate to 1138, la the oldest member ever to serve In Congress. Doth he and Dingett, elected from Michigan, are Democrats. (Initnaiitmrt) '’(ftaduHt -Home Reg. ! E ARE YOUR fo S u B t HEADQUARTERS varr Wa hav# all -the ma te ria l you need fo r making a now) fo R M lS ? sink, bathroom Vanitor£orresurfacinq a •fcabla. Neu) foRM IC * Contact Bond Cement requires no Pressure. Awakes fO RM lc£ Sork easy..... Good selection of colors and Wood a i Follow easy direct Guaranteed Bank Interest on Savings Accounts over $100.00 One Table Assorted Piece Goods ... 35.98 65.00 ... 51.89 45.00 Including chambrey, corduroy, velve­ teen and outing flannel. Soma at Yt Price & even Less Men’s Jackets Lined and unlined nylons, gabardines, horsehide, and all leather suede. Size# 36 thru 50 , Regular priced 10.95 to 49-95 Sale Prices Flo r id a Huuou I AM* LU M BER «th It Mspto Phene 2SS2 SALE STATE BANK_ - t J js w r o B D Deport InaxancsOarp j jU .S A N F O R D 8.79 to 39.89 �I f«8*SWgB-at ••• reSMp AMr_ MVe 1 hi Sanford ■■ i'_____________ i If T m R m N to N«l TMtotrMl By • P. M UR 1821 fitter* 7 P. H. i I ' ‘ iL v n ■ r f i U k k t o 1m SANFORD, FLORIDA T U E SD A Y , J A N U A R Y 8, 1957 U nited P rtm Leaned W ire yson Named County fo//insJays,F/or^a's First Need Is New Chairman State Constitution Officials Start Work On 17-92 County Commissioner Fred Dy tm m i eteoted u chairman of toe Board at Somlnole County Commissioners follow Inf th e seating of three new member*. John Krtder, Lawrence Swot­ ted, and Homer Little became maaibera of tha Board when the five member* met at 9:30 this jmtfnlng to take over the hamll K of U>* county's business. Commissioner Dyson was unani aoualy chosen for the lop county afBce after hla nomination by Ovnmlaaloaer Swofford. CommlsOioner John Krlder was named vice chairman of the group. The Board went immediately to work oa Highway 17-92 follow* la| the reading of a letter from rifth District Hoad Beard MemRR William A. Dial la which he stated that funds woahi be ad­ vanced from secondary road mon­ ies for the purchase of rights of (Ceutlau'd On Page 3) Top News In Brief LONDON «fl — Chinese Coramunlst Premier Chou En lal met Soviet leidrrs today In Moscow for talks beltoved aimed at halt­ ing the discontent sweeping the Communist empire. The strategy being mapped behind the Kremlin walls by trader* of the world's two largr.M Communist parties may determine tha path of world Communism, observer* said In London. CHICAGO m — I'ryMldcnt Georg* Mrany of the AFL-CIO Monday night urged freedom for Cyprus and Algeria and said the United States must Uke the letd In “ denouncing colonialism." AS THEY HELP PROTECT HOMES AGAINST CHIME . . the ford Police Department, headed by Chief Roy G. William*, feels a responsibility toward their community's health. They set VIENNA, «lt - Hundreds of Hungarian patriots facing arrest and pmslhly death under the new Red reign of terror are fleeing into the tracklesi forests, swamp* and mountains to join die-hard freedom-fighter bands of refugees laid today. by having their TR X-raya early. (Staff Woman's Driving Mayfair Inn Playing Weekend Warriors Town's 1st Sunday Pro Finishes Second Here To Qualify Ability Saves P o o l Building Bike Rider's Lite In Los Angeles Open In Refueling Mode Dedicated Sunday * r « ",Z S ALTAMONTE S P R I N G S The Altamonte Chapel educational bolkllng was filled to near ra­ pacity Sunday afternoon at dedi­ cation ceremonies for the $17,000 budding which took place at 3 LOS ANGELES, tB — It took “ Because of the driving ability Dough Ford eight years to do it, of a Sanford housewife an f-year- but the former national PGA old boy narrowly escaped death! champion finally hat his first winSaturday morning when he rata-,« * » £ » * Soiling crown pultcd his bicycle into the path of ! Th\ lhS*,ky . fi“ h an oncoming car out of a blind '™ " Mahopae, N. Y.. who Is no ed intersection." Constable J. Q. ** °' maLh-play Slim" Galloway said this mom golfers who ever lined, fought back the challenge of the pack In ing. , the Los Angelra Open Monday to Mr*. Ruth Lee uf Jiantord was win first prit« of $7,000. «... , . . „ . . , travaling south on SR « A short­ b®“ ** d0? ® ' M ly before 11 o’clotk- -Saturday match play contest on Ihc final morning wtien Marion James, 6- nine holes in one of the greatest year-old son of \r- and Mrs. Rl scrambles In history. ^ ‘rcTdaiiiTi VudTtenly V rV rd out \Vhen‘ "the"g»n*g Teed off on the from a side road In Paola. 6tth hole of the 72-hole contest, Constable Galloway, followlnji |four men wrei-« tied oFr th« leaderhis investigation and talking with ship; six other* were one stroke eye witnesses to the Incident, said behind and six more were only that Mrs. Lee was traveling Iwo »lr° strokes off me the pace-me pace—the niv dit­ » only «v*o « * oir » ml1*1 P*r hour ,nd **"*• « ' out-of-bound, ball. tfl i-nntrol hl’p Par nn<l llOD in Ills* uKan th<m rueiurn rininl.nl to control her car ami slop InBut when thrp ressure mounted, (Continu'd On Page 3) I Ford thruggrd It off. While the others were havng their troubles, Doug was as steady at a rock, picking up two blrdlaa on the fi­ nal 18, taking no bogles and flrlnng a two-umler par and n 72 hole score of 280. Right on hit hrt-U cume un­ lucky Jay Hebert, who had a 281 and collected 83,7V) after firing a four under par f>7 on his last round. Hebert hat been one of the lop money-wlnnars for yaar»-but nevee-k*. won » k-ernamem. _ Gardner Dickinson of Panama City Beach, Fla., had started the The "Wrt-krnd Warriors" of WASHINGTON M - Sentlmsnt mounted In Congress today for putting sonic time limit on Presi­ dent Elsenhower's requested au­ thority to use U- S. troops to res{l*t any Communist aggression In the Middle East TALLAHASSEE HT-Gov. LoKoy Collins, tadring tho oath of office for the second time, said today Florlda'a first need la a new state Constitution. He predicted the 1987 Legisla­ ture, faced with problems created by a rapidly-growing population anil vast new industries, will solve the "few area* of likely cuuirorersy” la a new tu t* charter written by the Constitution Ad­ visory Commission. Collins reviewed past progress and future plans but delayed <*perlfic recommendations unlll the legislature convenes In April. Collina said Florida la the fastrot growing major elate In the nation with about 600 new resi­ dent-* moving In each day. a five­ fold Income Increase for farmers In the post 16 years and on In­ dustrial expansion program at­ tracting new plants at the rate of one a day. "We have kept government Wt iu place," he said, "not unneestarily meddling In the live* and businesses of our people, not en­ riching a favored few, but acting vigorously and effectively to pro­ tect and promote the public inter­ est and the soundness of our growth. "We have earnestly sought to make Integrity the hallmark of your slate government, There (Continued oa Page 3) LeRoy Jr. Comes Home For Father’s Mrs. Ellen Shadoin Inauguration Today Dies This Morning TALLAHASSEE V — Gur. las- SNAS Presents Check To March Of Dimes Drive The Sanford Naval Air Station's contribution to the 1957 March of Dimes rampalgn, in tho form of a check for $1,221.96. we* preterited to John L. Santa, Chairman oi the Seminole County Chapter of the National Foundation far In­ fantile Paraiywl* by Captain R W. Jackson. USN. Commanding Officer of the Station, and ' Cap­ tain J. T. Blackburn, USN, Com­ mander. Heavy Attack Wing One. in oeranonl** held aboard the NAS. Included !•* ‘ h.- ceromoolea xroa tha presentation of a plaque by .Saul*, to too.. Jackson and Capt, Blackburn, commending mill tar) and civilian personnel of the San­ ford NAS, for their pertldpattei In the 1936 March of Dlmea cam­ paign. Hie award commenda the Of­ ficer*, enlisted personnel, and civilian memben of the NAB for their "deep and sincere Interest in the work of the National Foun­ dation for Infantile Paralpito through the unanlflah and gener­ ous support of the 1936 March of Dimae". It wUl be hung la the Admlnlstatlon IlUlg. of the NAB. The presentation of the check to the 1937 March of Dimes cam­ paign, resulted from the 1966 NAS-HATAYINO ONE Combined Charitlos Drive, in which each (tertun participating, donated a day’s pay. Heavy Attack Squadron Five this M'»- Ellen Shadoin. 74. passed Roy Collins’ grin wit a bit broad­ wxvk to qualify their pilot* In the ,hu morning at the local hos- er at hi* Inauguraton today berau*e of an unexpected fare "probe and drogue" method of In- P11" ' * *Aort. J U "?* ' .. Born March 23, 1882, In Fair among the dozens of celebrities flight refueling. W1. |view, Ky., »hr had lived In San- on the scene. Squadron skipper, Cmdr. i ford for the past 33 years. She Ens. LeRoy Collins. Jr., the gov­ Ham L. Alford, led the group of made her home at 819 Elm Ave. ernor's only son, arrived Monday 23 pilots, five ground officers and V h e masonry six room building and was the wife of the lata J- night to give hit parents the sur- _ ^ A « s s 63 maintenance personnel from ha» a huge auditorium, a kitchen w ShatJotn. Mrs. Shadoje: •* p f t v . ^ r . W hardly hoped**. f C O f l t O m i n g G u i d ed the Jtertl Ale* 8 melon at •Norfolk, and four clast room*. Much credit WBnilWr of the Fir-- Baptist' h e rTm* all the way from Japan. . ? , Va„ aecompanled by Capt. W. K. Church here and appreciation goes 14 Trustees Young Collina called his parents Fowler, commanding officer of Richard J. Bundy and Eli I. Day, She Is survived by « niece, Mrs. from tile Jacksonville naval air the Naval Air Reserve Training E S. Kirk of OwenibUrf, Ky. staton to trll them he was on the WASHINGTON W — The Army co-chairmen of tile Bidding Fund !,ay * * he f ^ M r « " Unit under whom VF (J)-86l i* trying to recover copies of a Drive, both of whom were In­ Fuucrsl services will be at 3 p.m. way. Ife said that his ship tied into trouble und wound up with a strumental In making the much 77—and a 283 total good for only operates. Thursday at llrlison Funeral up at Yukoiuka,. Japan, for sev­ secret document containing guided needed building a reality, as were A full day was spent operating Home with Dr. W. P Rrooke Jr. eral weighs ind he decided to take missile Information which fell Into $«av unauthorized hand* In an apparent their fellow workers, who spent Behind Ford, who will leave " llh the ‘ Sa.va<* So~ " , ‘ n P*r' officiating. Rurial rdl be In part of hla leave In order to be "violation of security regulations." many hours making personal calls fecting the "Baashee" pilot* in­ Evergreen Cemetery. here for the Inauguration h»re to compete In Panama later Army Secretary Wilbur V. to get pledges to finance the w * week, came Hebert and then flight refueling technique. In thla Rnicker announced an Investiga­ #*trurtlon of inch a building, a #^.7.. . ...... a six-way tic at 283 between Jim- aspect the entire squadron would tion of the leak Monday night and building for which this communjty now be considered combat-ready (Continu'd On Page 3) said a senior officer Is being ques­ is very proud. It 1* the first Sun­ (Continued on Page 3) tioned "among others" concerning day School building for the town the matter. and now hat an enrollment of Ha Identified the officer at Colo­ 60 children of all ages. nel John C. Nickerson Jr., 41, ehlef Furnishing fhe bulldinr now Is of the field coordination branch, also underway. Kitchen equipment Army Ballastlc Missile Ageney, Kristian A. Julhe, a piano by Mr. Redstone Aretnal, Huntsville, Ala. and Mr*. N- B. Choice. Mrs. Juthe Bruckner did not Identify the and Mr. Choice are both trustees Tha Seminole County Board of and a lot of time . . sod if any leaked document other than to say of The Altamonte Chapel. Chair* The importance of the develop- ■gram," ha said, and then explain- enmg of 44 (Geneva Ave.) from n e w YORK — !Mx pals of iRve been donated by Dr. and Mrs. ment of an east-weat thoroughfare1*d ‘ hat "We now have four major Mellonville acroas town to French n„ddr Stoddard have made $32 In Commlt.loners at Its final meet of pou hare any question* about I f "apparently contained Secre­ ing yraterday before new comtary Charles E, Wilson’* Noe. 28 J. W. Claudy, Mr and Mrs. D. J. through Sanford and Seminole * “ « r*maWn« 10 c0m'’,cte Ave Tl.J, U not in the budget tlx weeks shining .hoe* so that it I will be glad to answer them. directive setting forth which guid­ Scott and the ladies of the Alta­ .. i . i . ISR 46. for this year, but it L* my ho|>« Ruddy will have two leg* to walk minlnnnr* took office today, ck>*ed out old buiiiN-*.. approvvd ] "There's la no Intention on my ed missile* are te be tinder Air monte Chapel Service Circle. Step. • Senator SU-li S o r " “ w g to T S ^ J ro m y “Step « » by Sw‘’Sr'“ ,‘>r -S u*" Uul we c*n lnf,,,d" ,hU ln Ulc and r,,n nn minute*, arvl tr.in*arted alt Items part to conceal facis . . • I don't Force control and which trader , . strum described the four phase* budget year for 1957 58 which beWhen thay .hunt ' Shoe shine. want to em bam tt this Board, or Army ontrei " Senator Sten*lrom noted tha‘ |»ft to ba undertaken. "The first," 8‘ na July 1. 1957. Geneva Are. is Mister " and get a customer It before them. County Attorney Mack N. Cleye the Board talcing office tomorrow, the Sate Road Department has ^ tMld, "Is the widening and re- how* ar*l will become even more meant another quarter toward* or myeelf," he said. not completed the resurfacing ol Corv,trUcUi» at 46 from the Uke *o a* our county develop*, a major their goal of Jtor for sn artliflcl.il land Jr., nppointed by the board Cleveland explained that moti­ oa their right of way attorney reSiate Road 4*1 front the Senunole, j CMUp pridge to Mellonville Ave.' thonMighfare aero*.* Sanford. leg for Ruddy. Funeral services wll’ be held at Volusia line eastward to Buddy, whn*r full moni.krr I* »l»*'»«e.| tim e t.. explain hi* bill le* Involved ln the condemnation ' This i* a distance of 4.2 mile* "The third phase u. of course, ■ult exceeded 8400,000 and I have GeneraRy fair through Wednesday J p.m. tomorrow at the Hri*son Uke Jeseiip Bridge. taine -----------Stoddard Jr., i* ......... 13. HI* left for "»«rvlcea r.-mleml" !imj wg now have in the primary a tremendous project," the Sen- Rlain. . . In respent e minimum of a year on It except considerable early fsjneral Home for J. A. Howard, "Thia it a major step forward, /una, 8300,000 to do this job. We star stated, "but I feel tt la ur '»« ampuUted above the knee Pf—eging the "**j*ty during con- . , worked nights etui Sundays. . W who died yesterday morning. in provhllng a good eaat-west |«re hopeful that the State Road gent that we begin our plans now l**t May due to eancer. and hla. demnation proceeding, for rights proof-read legal*. . and provided log fog. The Rev. J. E. McKinley wt!1 thoroughfare through Seminole I Department wUl let thU parti to makethis phase a reality."! f»,h' r ha1 faee<t **100 I" n‘ ''l |r»l of way* on 17-12 fromFive PotnU the u*o of my secretary. I feci officiate and burial will be In County." taiil the Senator *outh to thp Orange County lino. cular |dia*o to Contract befure the Aisl h<- describe*! this phase as. bill* Uak Lawn Memorial Park. So hi* nil*, Bonn I" KreS. 13 "My bill wa* submitted at a that I have submitted e bill that road budget year on July I, the development *>f a new rigid of "I coadder the development of Pallbearer* are Hacot Ellegby, Denny Oplt/, 12. George Povey, ll'" r when a majority of the Is just, fair, and legal. way from thF corner of French T V Brown. Roy O. WOTIsins. .State Road 46 through Seminole 1957. 11, Eddie Ruinak, 9 and Ruddy's Board it going out of office,” »aid .."In my contract with the Legal "The second pha.a," Senator Ave. and Geneva Ave. westward Joe L Corley. tGorge Maffetl and County oo* of the major projecta two brothers Joel, li. and Lee. *, Ctevelsnd "Any time I have bust Department of the Road Board I Sterntrom explalnod, “ la tha wldto the I-ikr County line. r r nr.iiJi 'to our road development ----hit the sidewalk* with their pot- nex* with the Board tt is follow- was told that my bill for services Tlte fourth phase of the east- ishing kit*. Ing tho completion of all other rendered wa* more than reason­ west thoroughfare development able," tho County Attorney exThey hope to have Ruddy off businria." Senator Strnstrom *aid I* a "new erutchra and walking when he lie said, "I kubmilted a bill (Continued On Page Three) bridge at the S*. John's River at .tarts high school next fall. which represent* a lot of money the end of CVlery Ave. We should bring the traffic across this bridge in n direct cour»*. tying in with SR 46 rather than bringing the traffic in on Celery Ave. "With tlee new milion dollar New Smyrna Osteen road (416) under construction, the traffic r*Min« nn SR 413 from New Smy­ rna to Sanford will increase great­ ly in tha next few yeurs,’ he said and then emphasized "the new bridge, at the bate of Celery Aw on SR 416 ia needed now. We had one death on thia bridge in 1966 and many others In past years.” ny the development of these four phase* which I have outlined, Senator Stenstrom commented, |"Seminole County will have a first clas* rastwe*t thoroughfare ■which will bring greater traffic |both from the east roost going to Orlando anil Tampa and from |inland Florida going to the east coast. | "it U our belief that moch of i JOINT PRESENTATION! Captain tt. W. aarxten. us.*, , uu..ucou..« ” 7 , the traffic which now rro**es; tleo. (right) and Captain J. T. Blackburn. I'SN. Cutmuaadcr. Heavy Attack Wing One read the 11*6 Florida on State Road 3d in Or-; March of Dimes Award Pfanue, presented them In behalf •( the peremsMl o f sanford NAS daring Undo will cross Florida on State ceremonies at the NAS. Chaplain C. L. Arnold. fUC. L’SN (left) andI Johni L Saul*, t^miaole lour.lv Road 46 if we can develop this lU p rrjfn U tifc of Ihe National Foundation for Infantile FaraljtUe tho^fhork ?• - « responsibility toward their community's health. They were Wfc, prevented to Seut* at Sanford Naval Air Station'» rortrihulloo to the 1957 Marth of Dlrt-s Fund. h'ghway through the r*v -ty, I AS THEY HELP PROTECT HOMES AGAINST •aid Senator Stenstrom. I ford Pirn Department headed by Chief Mack N. In line early thin morning te have their TH X-rays. (Staff Photo) 'Official U. S. Navy Photo) Senator; Development O f SR-46 Through County Is Major Project Funeral Tomorrow For J. A. Howard , m Document Missing Missile Information Boys Shine Shoes uj. Attorney Explains Cost Of Working For County In Condemnation Acts Weather Additional Local News On Page 3 S' - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1957 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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YOU'RE TELLING ME! to ted ■ t—Hie for that M«fc. ! f i We’d m j the touring Brooklyn Dodger*. M goodwill antea— 4 m to Japan. woto a groat sue* com. They loot enough game* to the b u ll to auks Um active* tael kindly toward the entire V. t C O B Y G R E Y H O U N D Jjui&day* ewwie a g o i gnterortoo. Hrtwteg to a letter roc*trod by mhwm faSee 4 mmeTth. boy.. The m n aiM to a kettle la the ItraHa of Mentos, eff (bo Of Italy. Front raw. M l to right. Delay Bollock. Dick Pa- Veil, reading the letter from HU father, Johnny Totem and I l f aid Hendoraoa. Hack row. left to right. Corky 8tow.ll, Eraoot Walvm. Hapyy Carlton, Jahaay Boyette and Robert Sellero. (Phots by Con)__________________________________________________ Nuclear Reactor To Generate Power Put Into Operation Marines Reveal Streamlining Plan OVHMZa MOHU ed Browning automatic and M-l rifleo dwarf First Marten dtvtteoa Teathemerte at Camp Pendleton, Calif. The giants w en uatd for Instruction during a recent Held exercise. Shown with tea rifleo (L te r.) are: CpL Alex Paleka, Pfc. John Trammell, Cpi. Thai Cmawot. I g t John Coiling end Sgt. Chester Yates. WASHINGTON W — The Ma­ rine Corps has disclosed it soon will start an atomic-age itrsam linlng of its divisions to give them greater mobility and a bigger punch. The streamlining plan is similar to one recently ordered by the Army. The ilzo of most Army divi­ sions wUl be cut by abotrt onefourth under this plan. The Merino Corps said that its landing force of the future "will be aomewhat smaller" in man­ power, "much lighter" In equip­ ment, "much faster on Its feet and more powerful in terms of Infan­ try weapons." The Marine Corp* was unable to disclose Immediately how much the slat of Its three divisions will be cut. Details of the reorganisation are not yet complete nad <omo fea­ tures of the plan are still classi­ fied. A Marine division presently to­ tals 20,79# men—• much heavier force thin sn Army division. This divisional organization s p r a n g World War II experiences In front­ al beachhead assaults. Hut like the Army, the Marines sre finding that in tha atomic era the emphaila Is no longer on sheer num­ bers but on dispersal and mobility, with the punch supplied by atomic weapons. CHICAGO w — The first nu­ clear reactor specifically designed to generate power has been put Into npratlon by the Argonne Na­ tional Laboratory. The laboratory announced that Its experimental atomic “ boiling water reactor" had achieved a peak production >of 3,000 kilowatts of electricity. The experiment marks a major step in the ultimate production of electricity for everyday use through nuclear power. The achievement occurred at the laboratory’s experimental plant In suburban Lemont. The laboratory is operated by the Atomic Energy Commission. It climaxed extensive experiments which began In 1954. A spokesman said although elec­ tricity has been produced by nu­ clear reactors before, this marked thte first time It has been generald by a reactor specifically design­ ed for tho purpose. The laboratory said It will use tha reactor to generate part of Ita own electrical power requirement!. The rcador operates by generat­ ing live iteam directly at ita ura­ nium core. The (team la piped to a turbine, eliminating the need for Intermediate heat exchangers. Ladies Ladies Dresses E n tire stock o f Women*’, Misses and Half Size*. Regular prices 10.9S to 49.95 In sizes 6 thru 16, each one Sale Prices sale priced to move quickly. 8.79 to 39.89 (Each Dress Sale Tagged) Ladies Suits The Smithsonian Institute In ' shrd cmfw shrd shrd rmfwy h r In one hour your heart puts out j Washington D. C. haa a fabulous enough energy to carry a 150- collection of early American blpound man from the street to 1cycles. the roof a a 3-story building. Polygamy is legal in British Mount McKinley in Alaska Is Togoland, Africa, but not gen­ solid granlto beneath an overlay­ erally practiced. There ara a few ing of black slate. women chiefs. Jn size* 7 th ru 44 (some half sizes) a variety of fabrics and styles from which to choose Regular prices 25-95 thru 69.95 In all wool or blends, waist sizes 28 thru 50. f ill tfoucLucsud Now20.79 thru 55.89 Men’s Suits (Nationally advertised brands) Mostly re ­ gular sizes, few stouts. YOUNOUT ten t— ed Oongram, Bop. John D. Dtngog (tedt), 30, grins ea he gets some sound edvico In Wuhlngtca from Sen. Theo­ dore r . Green, M, ed Rhode Island. Green, elected to the Senate to 1138, la the oldest member ever to serve In Congress. Doth he and Dingett, elected from Michigan, are Democrats. (Initnaiitmrt) '’(ftaduHt -Home Reg. ! E ARE YOUR f o S u B t HEADQUARTERS varr Wa hav# all -the material you need for making a now) f o R M lS ? sink, bathroom Vanitor£orresurfacinq a •fcabla. Neu) fo R M IC * Contact Bond Cement requires no Pressure. Awakes fO R M lc£ Sork e a sy ..... Good selection of colors and Wood ai Follow easy direct Guaranteed Bank Interest on Savings Accounts over $100.00 F lo r id a S TA TE BANK H uuou I AM* LUM BER «th It Mspto Phene 2SS2 - t J j s w r o B D One Table Assorted Piece Goods ... 35.98 65.00 ... 51.89 45.00 Including chambrey, corduroy, velve­ teen and outing flannel. Soma a t Y t Price & even Less SALE Men’s Jackets Lined and unlined nylons, gabardines, horsehide, and all leather suede. Size# 36 th ru 50 , Regular priced 10.95 to 49-95 Sale Prices _ Deport InaxancsOarp j jU .S A N F O R D 8.79 to 39.89 �I f«8*SW gB-at •• • reSMp AMr_ MVe 1 hi Sanford ■■ i'___________ i If T m Rm N to N«l TMtotrMl By • P. M UR 1821 fitter* 7 P. H. i I ' ‘ iL v n ■ r f i U k k t o 1m SANFORD, FLORIDA T U E SD A Y , JA N U A R Y 8, 1957 U n ite d P r t m Leaned W ire yson Named County fo//insJays,F/or^a's F i r s t N e e d Is New Chairman S t a t e C o n s t i t u t i o n Officials Start W ork On 17-92 County Commissioner Fred Dy tm m i eteoted u chairman of toe Board at Somlnole County Commissioners followInf t h e seating of three new member*. John Krtder, Lawrence Swot­ te d , and Homer Little became maaibera of tha Board when the five member* met at 9:30 this jmtfnlng to take over the hamll K of U>* county's business. Commissioner Dyson was unani aoualy chosen for the lop county afBce after hla nomination by Ovnmlaaloaer Swofford. CommlsOioner John Krlder was named vice chairman of the group. The Board went immediately to work oa Highway 17-92 follow* l a | the reading of a letter from rifth District Hoad Beard MemRR William A. Dial la which he stated th at funds woahi be ad­ vanced from secondary road mon­ ies for the purchase of rights of (Ceutlau'd On Page 3) Top News In Brief LONDON «fl — Chinese Coramunlst Prem ier Chou En lal met Soviet leid rrs today In Moscow for talks beltoved aimed a t halt­ ing the discontent sweeping the Communist empire. The strategy being mapped behind the Kremlin walls by trader* of the world's two largr.M Communist parties may determine tha path of world Communism, observer* said In London. CHICAGO m — I'ryMldcnt Georg* Mrany of the AFL-CIO Monday night urged freedom for Cyprus and Algeria and said the United States must Uke the letd In “denouncing colonialism." AS THEY HELP PROTECT HOMES AGAINST CHIME . . the ford Police Department, headed by Chief Roy G. William*, feels a responsibility toward their community's health. They set by having their TR X-raya early. (Staff Woman's Driving Mayfair Inn Playing Weekend Warriors Town's 1st Sunday Pro Finishes Second Here To Qualify Ability Saves P o o l Building Bike Rider's Lite In Los Angeles O pen In Refueling Mode Dedicated Sunday * r « ",Z S ALTAMONTE S P R I N G S The Altamonte Chapel educational bolkllng was filled to near ra­ pacity Sunday afternoon at dedi­ cation ceremonies for the $17,000 budding which took place at 3 LOS ANGELES, tB — It took “ Because of the driving ability Dough Ford eight years to do it, of a Sanford housewife an f-year- but the former national PGA old boy narrowly escaped death! champion finally hat his first winSaturday morning when he ra ta -,«*»£»* Soiling crown pultcd his bicycle into the path of ! Th\ lhS*,ky . fi“h an oncoming car out of a blind '™ " Mahopae, N. Y.. who Is no ed intersection." Constable J. Q. ** °' maLh-play Slim" Galloway said this mom golfers who ever lined, fought back the challenge of the pack In ing. , the Los Angelra Open Monday to Mr*. Ruth Lee uf Jiantord was win first prit« of $7,000. , . . „ . . , travaling south on SR « A short­ « . . . b®“** d0? ® 'M ly before 11 o’clotk- -Saturday match play contest on Ihc final morning wtien Marion James, 6- nine holes in one of the greatest year-old son of \ r - and Mrs. Rl scrambles In history. ^ ‘rcTdaiiiTi VudTtenly VrVrd out \Vhen‘"the"g»n*g Teed off on the from a side road In Paola. 6tth hole of the 72-hole contest, Constable Galloway, followlnji | four men wrei-« tied oFr th« leaderhis investigation and talking with ship; six other* were one stroke eye witnesses to the Incident, said behind and six more were only that Mrs. Lee was traveling» only «v*o Iwo »lr strokes off me the pace—the dit­ ° « * oir pace-m e niv » ml1*1 P*r hour ,nd **"*• « ' out-of-bound, ball. tfl i-nntrol hl’p Par nn<l llOD in Ills* uKan th<m rueiurn rininl.nl to control her car ami slop InBut when thrp ressure mounted, (Continu'd On Page 3) I Ford thruggrd It off. While the others were havng their troubles, Doug was as steady at a rock, picking up two blrdlaa on the fi­ nal 18, taking no bogles and flrlnng a two-umler par and n 72 hole score of 280. Right on hit hrt-U cume un­ lucky Jay Hebert, who had a 281 and collected 83,7V) after firing a four under par f>7 on his last round. Hebert hat been one of the lop money-wlnnars for yaar»-but nevee-k*. won » k-ernamem. _ Gardner Dickinson of Panama City Beach, Fla., had started the !,ay * * he f ^ M r « " into trouble und wound up with a 77—and a 283 total good for only $«av Behind Ford, who will leave h»re to compete In Panama later w * week, came Hebert and then a six-way tic at 283 between Jim(Continu'd On Page 3) The "Wrt-krnd Warriors" of VIENNA, «lt - Hundreds of Hungarian patriots facing arrest and pmslhly death under the new Red reign of terror are fleeing into the tracklesi forests, swamp* and mountains to join die-hard freedom-fighter bands of refugees laid today. WASHINGTON M - Sentlmsnt mounted In Congress today for putting sonic time limit on Presi­ dent Elsenhower's requested au­ thority to use U- S. troops to res{l*t any Communist aggression In the Middle E a st TALLAHASSEE HT-Gov. LoKoy Collins, tadring tho oath of office for the second time, said today Florlda'a first need la a new state Constitution. He predicted the 1987 Legisla­ ture, faced with problems created by a rapidly-growing population anil vast new industries, will solve the "few area* of likely cuuirorersy” la a new t u t * charter written by the Constitution Ad­ visory Commission. Collins reviewed past progress and future plans but delayed <*perlfic recommendations unlll the legislature convenes In April. Collina said Florida la the fastrot growing major elate In the nation with about 600 new resi­ dent-* moving In each day. a five­ fold Income Increase for farmers In the post 16 years and on In­ dustrial expansion program at­ tracting new plants at the rate of one a day. "We have kept government Wt iu place," he said, "not unneestarily meddling In the live* and businesses of our people, not en­ riching a favored few, but acting vigorously and effectively to pro­ tect and promote the public inter­ est and the soundness of our growth. "We have earnestly sought to make Integrity the hallmark of your slate government, There (Continued oa Page 3) LeRoy Jr. Comes Home For Father’s Mrs. Ellen Shadoin Inauguration Today Dies This Morning TALLAHASSEE V — Gur. las- SNAS Presents Check To March Of Dimes Drive The Sanford Naval Air Station's contribution to the 1957 March of Dimes rampalgn, in tho form of a check for $1,221.96. we* preterited to John L. Santa, Chairman oi the Seminole County Chapter of the National Foundation far In­ fantile Paraiywl* by Captain R W. Jackson. USN. Commanding Officer of the Station, and ' Cap­ tain J. T. Blackburn, USN, Com­ mander. Heavy Attack Wing One. in oeranonl** held aboard the NAS. Included !•* ‘h.- ceromoolea xroa tha presentation of a plaque by .Saul*, to to o .. Jackson and Capt, Blackburn, commending mill tar) and civilian personnel of the San­ ford NAS, for their pertldpattei In the 1936 March of Dlmea cam­ paign. Hie award commenda the Of­ ficer*, enlisted personnel, and civilian m em ben of the NAB for their "deep and sincere Interest in the work of the National Foun­ dation for Infantile Paralpito through the unanlflah and gener­ ous support of the 1936 March of Dimae". It wUl be hung la the Admlnlstatlon IlUlg. of the NAB. The presentation of the check to the 1937 March of Dimes cam­ paign, resulted from the 1966 NAS-HATAYINO ONE Combined Charitlos Drive, in which each (tertun participating, donated a day’s pay. Heavy Attack Squadron Five this M'»- Ellen Shadoin. 74. passed Roy Collins’ grin w it a bit broad­ wxvk to qualify their pilot* In the ,hu morning at the local hos- er at hi* Inauguraton today berau*e of an unexpected fare "probe and drogue" method of In- P11" ' * *Aort. J U " ? * ' .. Born March 23, 1882, In F a ir among the dozens of celebrities flight refueling. W1. | view, Ky., »hr had lived In San- on the scene. Squadron skipper, Cmdr. i ford for the past 33 years. She Ens. LeRoy Collins. Jr., the gov­ Ham L. Alford, led the group of made her home at 819 Elm Ave. ernor's only son, arrived Monday 23 pilots, five ground officers and V h e masonry six room building ^ A « s s 63 maintenance personnel from and was the wife of the lata J- night to give hit parents the sur- _ ha» a huge auditorium, a kitchen w ShatJotn. Mrs. Shadoje: •* p f t v . ^ r . W hardly hoped**. f C O f l t O m i n g G u i d ed the J t e r t l Ale* 8 melon at •Norfolk, WBnilWr of the Fir-- Baptist' h e rTm* all the way from Japan. . and four clast room*. Much credit ? , Va„ aecompanled by Capt. W. K. Church here and appreciation goes 14 Trustees Young Collina called his parents Fowler, commanding officer of Richard J. Bundy and Eli I. Day, She Is survived by « niece, Mrs. from tile Jacksonville naval air the Naval Air Reserve Training E S. Kirk of OwenibUrf, Ky. staton to trll them he was on the WASHINGTON W — The Army co-chairmen of tile Bidding Fund Unit under whom VF (J)-86l Fuucrsl services will be at 3 p.m. way. Ife said that his ship tied i* trying to recover copies of a Drive, both of whom were In­ operates. strumental In making the much Thursday at llrlison Funeral up at Yukoiuka,. Japan, for sev­ secret document containing guided needed building a reality, as were A full day was spent operating Home with Dr. W. P Rrooke Jr. eral weighs ind he decided to take missile Information which fell Into unauthorized hand* In an apparent their fellow workers, who spent " llh the ‘ Sa.va<* So~ " , ‘n P*r ' officiating. Rurial r d l be In part of hla leave In order to be "violation of security regulations." many hours making personal calls fecting the "Baashee" pilot* in­ Evergreen Cemetery. here for the Inauguration Army Secretary Wilbur V. to get pledges to finance the flight refueling technique. In thla Rnicker announced an Investiga­ # * tru rtlo n of inch a building, a aspect the entire squadron would #^.7.. . ...... tion of the leak Monday night and building for which this communjty now be considered combat-ready said a senior officer Is being ques­ is very proud. It 1* the first Sun­ (Continued on Page 3) tioned "among others" concerning day School building for the town the matter. and now hat an enrollment of Ha Identified the officer a t Colo­ 60 children of all ages. nel John C. Nickerson Jr., 41, ehlef Furnishing fhe bulldinr now Is of the field coordination branch, also underway. Kitchen equipment Army Ballastlc Missile Ageney, Kristian A. Julhe, a piano by Mr. Redstone Aretnal, Huntsville, Ala. and Mr*. N- B. Choice. Mrs. Juthe Bruckner did not Identify the and Mr. Choice are both trustees Tha Seminole County Board of and a lot of time . . sod if any leaked document other than to say of The Altamonte Chapel. Chair* The importance of the develop- ■gram," ha said, and then explain- enmg of 44 (Geneva Ave.) from n e w YORK — !Mx pals of iRve been donated by Dr. and Mrs. ment of an east-weat thoroughfare1*d ‘hat "We now have four major Mellonville acroas town to French n„ddr Stoddard have made $32 In Commlt.loners a t Its final meet of pou hare any question* about I f "apparently contained Secre­ ing yraterday before new comJ . W. Claudy, Mr and Mrs. D. J. through Sanford and Seminole * “ « r*maWn« 10 c0m'’,cte Ave Tl.J, U not in the budget tlx weeks shining .hoe* so that minlnnnr* took office today, ck>*- it I will be glad to answer them. tary Charles E, Wilson’* Noe. 28 directive setting forth which guid­ Scott and the ladies of the Alta­ .. i . i . I SR 46. for this year, but it L* my ho|>« Ruddy will have two leg* to walk ed out old buiiiN-*.. approvvd ] "There's la no Intention on my ed missile* are te be tinder Air monte Chapel Service Circle. Step Step. Senator SU-li part to conceal facis . . • I don't S o r " “ w g to T S ^ J r o m y “ «» by Sw‘’•S r'“ ,‘>r -S u*" Uul we c*n lnf,,,d" ,hU ln Ulc and r,,n nn , . strum described the four phase* budget year for 1957 58 which be- When thay .hunt ' Shoe shine. minute*, arvl tr.in*arted alt Items want to e m b a m tt this Board, or Force control and which trader before them. Army ontrei " Senator Sten*lrom noted tha‘ |»ft to ba undertaken. "The first," 8‘na July 1. 1957. Geneva Are. is Mister " and get a customer It County Attorney Mack N. Cleye the Board talcing office tomorrow, the Sate Road Department has ^ t Mld, "Is the widening and re- how* ar*l will become even more meant another quarter toward* or myeelf," he said. not completed the resurfacing ol Corv, t rUcUi» at 46 from the U ke *o a* our county develop*, a major their goal of Jtor for sn artliflcl.il land Jr., nppointed by the board Cleveland explained that moti­ oa their right of way attorney reSiate Road 4*1 front the Senunole, j CMUp pridge to Mellonville Ave.' thonMighfare aero*.* Sanford. leg for Ruddy. Funeral services wll’ be held at Volusia line eastward to Buddy, whn*r full moni.krr I* »l»*'»«e.| time t.. explain hi* bill le* Involved ln the condemnation ' This i* a distance of 4.2 mile* "The third phase u. of course, ■ult exceeded 8400,000 and I have J p.m. tomorrow at the Hri*son U k e Jeseiip Bridge. taine ---------Stoddard- Jr., i* .......... 13. HI* left for "»«rvlcea r.-mleml" !imj wg now have in the primary a tremendous project," the Sen- Rlain. . . In re- spent e minimum of a year on It GeneraRy fair through Wednesday except considerable early fsjneral Home for J. A. Howard, "Thia it a major step forward, /una, 8300,000 to do this job. We star stated, "but I feel tt la ur '»« ampuUted above the knee Pf—eging the "**j*ty during conW who died yesterday morning. in provhllng a good eaat-west | «re hopeful that the State Road gent that we begin our plans now l**t May due to eancer. and hla. demnation proceeding, for rights . , worked nights etui Sundays. . log fog. proof-read legal*. . and provided The Rev. J. E. McKinley wt!1 thoroughfare through Seminole I Department wUl let thU parti to make this phase a reality."! f»,h' r ha1 faee<t **100 I" n‘''l |r»l of way* on 17-12 from Five PotnU the u*o of my secretary. I feci officiate and burial will be In County." taiil the Senator *outh to thp Orange County lino. cular |dia*o to Contract befure the Aisl h<- describe*! this phase as. bill* Uak Lawn Memorial Park. "My bill wa* submitted at a that I have submitted e bill that road budget year on July I, the development *>f a new rigid of So hi* nil*, Bonn I" KreS. 13 "I coadder the development of Pallbearer* are Hacot Ellegby, Denny Oplt/, 12. George Povey, ll'" r when a majority of the Is just, fair, and legal. way from thF corner of French T V Brown. Roy O. WOTIsins. .State Road 46 through Seminole 1957. 11, Eddie Ruinak, 9 and Ruddy's Board it going out of office,” »aid .."In my contract with the Legal "The second pha.a," Senator Ave. and Geneva Ave. westward Joe L Corley. tGorge Maffetl and County oo* of the major projecta two brothers Joel, li. and Lee. *, Ctevelsnd "Any time I have bust Department of the Road Board I Sterntrom explalnod, “la tha wldto the I-ikr County line. r r nr.iiJi 'to our road development ----hit the sidewalk* with their pot- nex* with the Board tt is follow- was told that my bill for services Tlte fourth phase of the east- ishing kit*. Ing tho completion of all other rendered wa* more than reason­ west thoroughfare development They hope to have Ruddy off businria." able," tho County Attorney exSenator Strnstrom *aid I* a "new erutchra and walking when he lie said, "I kubmilted a bill (Continued On Page Three) bridge at the S*. John's River at .tarts high school next fall. which represent* a lot of money the end of CVlery Ave. We should bring the traffic across this bridge in n direct cour»*. tying in with SR 46 rather than bringing the traffic in on Celery Ave. "With tlee new milion dollar New Smyrna Osteen road (416) under construction, the traffic r*Min« nn SR 413 from New Smy­ rna to Sanford will increase great­ ly in tha next few yeurs,’ he said and then emphasized "the new bridge, at the bate of Celery Aw on SR 416 ia needed now. We had one death on thia bridge in 1966 and many others In past years.” ny the development of these four phase* which I have outlined, Senator Stenstrom commented, | "Seminole County will have a first clas* rastwe*t thoroughfare ■which will bring greater traffic | both from the east roost going to Orlando anil Tampa and from | inland Florida going to the east coast. | " it U our belief that moch of i JOINT PRESENTATION! Captain tt. W. aarxten. us.*, , uu..ucou..« ” 7 , the traffic which now rro**es; tleo. (right) and Captain J. T. Blackburn. I'SN. Cutmuaadcr. Heavy Attack Wing One read the 11*6 Florida on State Road 3d in O r-; March of Dimes Award Pfanue, presented them In behalf •( the peremsMl of sanford NAS daring Undo will cross Florida on State ceremonies at the NAS. Chaplain C. L. Arnold. fU C . L’SN (left) andI Jo h n iL Saul*, t^miaole lour.lv Road 46 if we can develop this lU prrjfnU tifc of Ihe National Foundation for Infantile FaraljtUe tho^fhork ?• -« responsibility toward their community's health. They were Wfc, prevented to Seut* at Sanford Naval Air Station'» rortrihulloo to the 1957 Marth of Dlrt-s Fund. h'ghway through the r*v -ty, I AS THEY HELP PROTECT HOMES AGAINST •aid Senator Stenstrom. I ford Pirn Department headed by Chief Mack N. In line early thin morning te have their TH X-rays. (Staff Photo) 'Official U. S. 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If that was ing I could May around la see OU TOLD Mr. Todd you’d really a door closing, them must who wins out with Psggy, but five him your anaxver Sit- havs been a draft" now that I’ve found a purchaser onlay, Priocilla. That * three days "But what caused the draft? for my property wa’U he on our away. M you want any of thU old And 1 saw that light flash again way. I’d Uke to come back here •tuff, you’d better be making up last Bight" someday, wouldn't you?" your mind." "This p l a c e grows on one," Rita said lightly, "Well, re­ "Well, there haven't been any Rita admitted. "There's re a J member the house la haunted. other offers. And Mr. Todd prob­ charm about IL But f w o u l d ably thtnka I'm weak-minded be­ Might be we've disturbed the never be satisfied In a s m a l l ghosts. Frankly, Pm mors in­ cause 1 haven't told him to go In your disposing of the town. Let** lock up and go back ahead and dose with Alvarea. I terested and get breakfast. Ws can corns place than I am In the ghosts." might aa well, but aomehow, Rita, over later and put all these things "I'm having fun." There was 1 bare a queer feeling that I'd wrlsUuineu in iTtsclUa'a voice. "I together." like to hold onto it (or awhile." ware fastening the lock •'And pay taxes on an empty feel bad about leaving. The peo­ at They gate when BUI drove by. houseT You've let all those old ple cere are ao easygoing- That Us tha slowed to a stop and said tales at hidden treasure influence Pete Craig is almost as much pleasantly, "It's mighty early for you subconsciously, PnscUJa. At fun ns Dick, or mors fun really— sight-seeing. I gather that's what first. 1 advocated bolding off, but not quite so interesting." “Tou mean you prefer the doc­ you’re doing?" thinking that U Alvarea wanted It's about the asms Urns ha to rush it through so quickly he tor 7" might nave some inside track "1 suppose so. Of course 1 havs came by yesterday, Rita thought. about the value, but since no other no delusions. 1 know they're both What la be looking for? Is he ouci nas come along, 1 guess you in love with Peggy Pomeroy . . . really watching us? It had been might m well go ahead with It. Pete and 1 were dancing last amusing at first: it wasn’t any Especially since Alvarea la will­ night when (be and Dick came more. She said. “You, too, must ing to take the sntlquss and you in. They didn't stay long—I Ilka the early mornings." BUI thought, Bht n e v e r an* won t have to p e d d l e them think Dick got a call. 8ht was around.” more friendly than she was the swera questions. 8hs counters "1 won't pretend I want to keep other time, but she seemed sur­ with another. Now why the dick­ anything through sentiment, o( prised seeing me there with ens ars they prowling around that old house? Had they been In­ ■course. 1 never knew Aunt Rachel, Pete." 4t»l‘ but'there are some figurines and "(Jo on having tub while you're side, or were they Just looking vases I'd like to have. And some nere but don’t get to liking either around on the outside 7 He wish­ ed hs had been a little earlier. at the silver. There are some o! those lads," Hits cautioned. really good pieces, particularly "te le asked me to go to the "If you haven’t hsd break­ the gubleu." party on the Silver Song with fast.” he said, ’’how about coming "And those crocheted bed­ him. (t wtm nice of Mr. Alvarea with me?" spreads are heirlooms—" Rita to u k ui," "Thanks, but ws'ra having broke off, startled. "What was "What else could he do 7 When breakfast at the cottage this that?" he met us down there in Mr. morning. The coffee's already "Sounded Ilka a door closed." Todd's office and they started made. Cams over and eat with "And footsteps coming down talking about IL he probably felt us." Rita's voice was (rtemlly. the stairs." that be should. You'U remember Involuntarily Bill's glance went "Out we've just come from up- ha said he knew few people here. from Rita to Priscilla, who said. ttaira. la there a basement 7" 1 wonder why be e going to the "Oh, I don’t mind. Come along If "I've teen no door to any base­ trouble to have a big party?" you like." ment. But 1 distinctly heard a "To create good will, I supBUI laughed. "That Invitation door does and I heard footsteps'’ pose. If he's going to havs busi­ doesn't sound very cordial, but •Tuts, do you suppose It’s safe ness interests here, tie probably I'm coming anyway." for us to be over here? It’s ao thinks it will be a diplomatic ges* When th ey w ere seated at tha early in the morning—not yet six. ture. Pete aald he'd be glad to ta b le in th e b re ak fa st nook, he If a tramp htppcna to steep here, have you go with us, If you didn't sa id c M u a lly , "Going to th e party perhaps we disturbed hun." want to go with BUL" on th e SU csr B o n g V ' "But how does he get la, ead "I don't mind going with Bill," "We’ve been Invited." •utT" lUta said. "11s rather Intrigues "I'd like to have you hoik go They had awakened early, and me. It la so apparent that 1 havs with me. Or If Peggy Pomeroy after a cup of coffee, had decided him guessing. He seems to be can spare one of her faithful at­ they would cornu over to Lookout looking (or someone and he hasn’t tendants, maybe w* ran make it House and see w h a t Priscilla quite decided whether I’m the a foursome.” would like to keep. one. It’s tun, being mysterious. Priscilla aald, "Peggy Is going I) rata didn't think It was a good 1 do believe, though, that you to spare one of her faithful at­ Idea for Priscilla to stay ui Apala­ should let It be known why you’re tendants. Pete Is taking me to the chicola any longer. It ivaa obvious here." party.” that she liked Ur. Devereaux and "They’D wonder why I didn’t T hen It's settled, t'm taking It was just as obvious where his tell them In the beginning." Rita—If she'U go with me. Will Interest isy. Bill had said last ’You should have, I suppose. I you, R ita?” night that the doctor and Pete taks tha responsibility for that Rita M id abs would be glad to were rushing Priscilla to make mistake. I thought wc would be go with him. Even though Bill Peggy jealous. here such a short w h i l e It Duval was being attentive for a purpose, he was good company. Her mind swerved back to wouldn't matter." what Priscilla had s a i d . "No "Let it take care of Itself," And after all, what difference did tramp sleeps here. The doors are Priscilla said. "1 can say some­ it make? f To B e Continual) locked and you couldn't raise one thing to Pete or Dick about wish­ O IF*. by Dorothy Worl-r. Iteprlnltd hr permission of Hi. publisher. Arales Boots Distributed by Kina Vestures Himllc.Uo. T Group To Attend 3-Day Assembly Collins have been no scandals, and I am determined that there shall be none." Rut Collins added that even [)wlth record expansion of school, road, building and institutional program^ in the last few year* our atate plant fnils far short and must he greatly «pand*d to rare not only for needs already upon ua but alto for their enor­ mous increase brought about by mous increase brought about by our rapidly expanding population. [)■ "Our legislators, I feel, will re‘ cognize our need for an up to date ehartor. They will u k e up this significant task with the benefit cf month* of careful work by the Constitution Advisory Commis­ sion. I fee! that fair minds, con­ scious of their responsibility for the future of Florida, surely will settle the few areas of likely controversy." Collins listed highways, public Uchools, institutions of higher learning, penal facilities, institu tional cars i n the mentally hand­ icapped, labor management har­ mony, and community planniny as -ome of the bade needs of his next four years ut otfice. lie added thai “we dert*rate»y need to make more progress in highway safety." • "As wv go forwird," he said. »"we will have growing palna. But ^growing pains are not nearly as bad aa the aches ef stagnation." (Continued frets F a it 1) ways for the section of 17-93 from Five Points to Sanford. A resolution was approved re­ questing that money for tha right of ways be aduareed lor the completion of the highway. Bryant Henry, State Road De­ partment Legal Section told tha commissioners that the county will “ Just about break (tan on the 17-93 money In the construc­ tion of 17-93 from Five Points to the Orange County Line." H. L. Edwards, also a State Road Department representative, said that “ the estimated cost of rights of ways would come to about $225,000.“ The earlier estimate of $103,000 did not Include additional rtfhtsof way* necessary and- the ac­ quisition of drainage easements and borrow pita," Edwards ex­ plained. R. C. Carlson, representing tha Town Council of Longwood re­ quested help In the paving of Church S t to 17-92 which he aald would "develop Into an important outlet to the main highway. “There is considerable building in Longwood and it ts impossible to keep this street clayed and in shape to use as It la. We feel that there will be a lot of heavy traf­ fic® to the highway," said Carl,*on. The section of highway Is about 1 mile lh length, ssld Carlson, 9/10 of It Inside the city limits ot Longwood and 1/10 in the coun­ ty. The resignation of Mrs. Jesse L Vance, an employe tn the County Road Department Office, was read and accepted. A letter advised the Board of Commission­ er* that her resignation * u ef­ fective Jan. 11. County Agent CecR Tucker pre­ sented the Board a proposed pro­ gram for 1957 which includes! also the program of the County Home Demonstration Agent, Miss Myr­ tle Wilson. Tucker asked that a secretary be employed for hi* office and presented a tetter from District Agent F. S. Terry advising that $75 per month from Federal and .State fund* would be appropriat­ ed to w a rd the salary for the additional employe. Commissioner John Krister stat­ ed ‘ This agency has been rather dormant for several yean and I would like to help as much as p o ssib le ." Tucker uras authorized lo interview applicants for the position of si-cretiry in his office. A Sanford building contractor announced hi* intentions to build approximately to "nice homes” for Negroes in the Butner subdivi­ sion near Orapevllle Ave. Marshall Nichols requested permission of the Board to grade tbv area for drainage. Quotes Weekend From News 9 By UNITED PRESS HOLLYWOOD: Actress Made McDonald denying her kidnap or­ deal was a "hoax:" " I ’ve taken my usual buffeting from the press. They don't believe me, they don’t know what I went through. I'm so thankful to be ally* and back with my children." WASHINGTON: Sen. Mike Mans­ field D-Mont. on President Elsen­ hower’s program for blocking fur­ ther Red penetration of the Mid­ east: “The Communists are In there big and they are tn there to stay." JAN. 7 (Continued from Page One) Admlstler-s: should the recall to active duty Dorothy Adam* (Enterprise) come. Mra. Louisa Bowen (Geneva) One weekend each month the Regina Graham (Sanford) officer* and men of VF(J)-M1 Mildred Walker (Oviedo) Jack King (Oviedo , and all other Naval orgirtlzed re ­ Roger Booth (Lake Mary serve units attend operational Charles Grieme (Sanford) rdills throughout the country. Discharge*: VF(J)-M1 garner* Its personnel Baby Girl Mute (Sanford) Leo Arnold (Sanford) from the Norfolk, Va. and northern Brenda Ellett (Sanford) North Carolina areas. Its memNancy Steele and baby girl tors represent all walks of civil­ (Geneva) ian life. Some of the pklofi such Marioa Jam tnei (Lake Monroe aa Cmdr. Alford fly as research Howard Arnett iWhitehouse) JAN. 8 pilots for the National Advisory Admissions: Committee for Aeronautics while Jaunlta Hodges <Oviedo) several of the enlisted personnel Penny Howell (Sanford) are engineers lor this organisa­ Births: tion. Baby Girl Adams Woman's BUDAPEST: Premier Janos Ka - ' dar'a regime declaring those who oppos* the government can eypect (Continued front Tage One) extreme penalties: “ Counter-revolutionaries, im­ stantane-usly. The child was hit but received perialist agenu, all those against the legal order of the Hungarian only minor bruises and scratches. peoples republic have no right to He was treated at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital and dismissed. liberty. . NEW YORK: Jackie Robinson Galloway said today “ Mrs, Lee on his announcement that he la did a wonderful job to avoid hit­ quitting baseball to enter private ting the child and is to be'com ­ mended for her driving." business: “ If I had not received the good There were two boys riding bi­ deal that I have with my new cycles but only one of them dash­ company, I would b« playing for ed out In front of the oncoming the New York Glanti this year.” car, said Constable Galloway. Laxmibainagar, India: Premier Jawaharla! Nehru believing there will be trouble if the U. S at­ tempts to provide military aid to the Middle East under the Ei­ senhower doctrine: “ When a foreign power trie* to »Up Into another country, It diaturbs the peace of that country and creates conflicts." Flower Show Judges To Gather Monday 10-HIT " "CHILDREN UNDER 11 ADMITTED FREE" belli* in co rp o ra te d under ta u la _ of F lorida. a n d according la UW recorde o t th e S ecretary of S tata. each and e v ery euch c o rp o ratio n • ppeare d e lin q u e n t (or th ree ( I ) yeare or m ore la th e filin g <•{ re ­ p o rt a a n d p ay m en t of la a e a under th e provisions of beet loa (o a t* . F lo rid a S tatute*. ISIS, a n d th a t u n ­ der th a provtelone of eald Section SCSI* F lo rid a Hatutee. ISIS. M id c o rp o ra tio n s h a v s been claseed a t tu b je c t to dissolution. aad t h a t th re e (I) m o u th s a f te r d a ta of th is publication each and every uueh co rp o ra tio n Hated below tb a t n a s n o t In th a m eantim e Hied Ua re ­ p o rts due am t paid th e taxes duo u n d e r th e provisions e f Section (0S.ZI. F lo rid a S ta tu te s, ISIS, w ill be c e rtlfl-d to th e G overnor of Ike S ta te of F lo rid a, who w ill leeuo n I’roclam alon a t th a t tim e dlaeolvtn g aald corporaton. HKMlNut.K COUNTY Nam e P rincipal Place of Dutineoo ■CVIXOLK CULVER BOAT CtX. U P FLORIDA. INC. CAMtKLBKRRY FLORIDA NEW S COMPANY INC. SANFORD HID DEN L A K E CORPORATION H ID D EN LA KB L1.M1LU F R U IT CORPORATION . . ■• HANFORD lAlf LONOACHEH, INC. —FEIIN PA RK Mrs. F. L. Woodruff Jr. has Just been notified chat the has been chosen an accredited judge for amateur flower show*. The announcement earn* from tho National Council of Federat­ ed Garden club* and shows that Mr*. Woodruff met the strict re­ quirements o/ attending and pass­ ing examinations in five course* of flower show Judging, has won five blue rihbona In different shows and has passed with honors th test* from <0 books on horti­ culture. This award has been won by twx> other Saniord Garden Club mem here. Mrs. J. E. Terwilllger and Mrs. Fred Ganas, all three from the Ixora circle. On next Monday at 2 p. m. there will be a meeting of all dis­ trict Judge* of flower shows, at the garden center. Accredited and student Judges are eligible to a t­ tend. At this time plana for the Land­ scape Design School will he dis­ STRONG-ARMED THIEVES cussed, which, acennting to state chairman, J. Unwood Trim of TALLAHASSEE. (W-Police and Jacksonville, will be held for a tho Stata Park Service were on (Continued From . ate 1) the lookout today for two 30-pound plained to the Board of Commis­ week beginning Feb. 19. There linns. But there was no cause for will bo eight instructor* for the sioners. alarm. Someone apparently cart­ Cleveland also explained that cmirsc. ed off the lions from tho Kllleran Gardens. Both are made of stone attorney’s fees for the defendants amounted to more than $27,not) there have been any comments DRAFTY DRAFTEES which represened about five per at all." Commissioner Fred Dyson M id , Fifteen draftee* assigned In th* cent of the bill. "The condemnation suit receiv­ at the dose of the explanation New South Walea Scottish Reyled (Imt priority In my n/fie* "When we voted on the bill the ment began 42-day sentences In throughout the proceedings and other day I felt It was fair and the guard house today for refusing tn wear kills during the negotiations . . I had square and Just." to turn down clients and business. 1 feet hat I have worked for my fee and have earnest h," said Cleveland. Asked what percentage of tha total amount the bill for "services IfegistrRlion for 2nd sem ester classes lit nnllet, Tup, rendered" would come to. Cleve­ land said between two and a Acrobats & 11aton for children of all ages will he taken , half and three per cent. Monday thru Friday, 3:00 to (5:00 p. m. ."It fame to m attention last Friday that there w-aa some com­ plaint that my bill was excessive,” •said Cleveland. "I say this . .,.,1 have never gouged the members Ph. 1721 Oak & Commercial of this board or asked for fee* that were unreasonable. I regret Attorney N O T IC E HANKOItli illlOXVERS CREDIT CORPORATION HANFORD SANFORD INDUSTRIES. INC. SANFORD SANFORD MOTOR CO.. INC.__ SANFORD UNITED ItLTLDERfl AND ASSO­ CIATES. INCORPORATED RANFOKD It te f u rth e r directed th a t a copy o f th is notice be publlehed one t i m e In th e Hanford H erald a new epaier published In Hnnford.1 F lorida, n w hich co u n ty the hom e efflea o f th e above lleted corporation* a re nhow n tn he located. IN W ITNESS W H ER EO F. I h a v e h e re u n to set m y hand and cnosed th e G reet Sent nf the S lae e f F lo r­ ida tn he affix e d a t Tallahassee^ Ike C anltat. thl* tho 9nd d a y o f M s u a ry A. D. |»kT. (HEAL) n . A. O ray S e c re ta ry of S ta te P Rtvg LAST. SHOWING iODAY ; 1 STARTS TOMORROW ThE PEAK OF TERROR! D U XBU R Y SC H O O L Q F PANC.JNG Gun Safety Course n 2 H O URS O NLY " y This Coupon ind Only I 7 ^ : o o io *n sn c K rr as H o u u r coueg . . . w it h t h e 59c A c c e n t o n You 1 rNTiTt-Ki ut: mii x to one RKAUTIFIG SIMULATED 8o» • IN G A G IM IN T er WIDOING RING • DAZZLING • SPARKLING • R ii-k o - Him Rlft(S th a t w 0 ,i j Cast Yea $100 te $200 if $«» ia Genuine Diamonds TWm iiruIi' nI WHu# Z)M>'f« Rtt|i r«pro«it Mika sura your clothe* AL­ WAYS have that "new. wellgroomed look" — with dry cleaning that bring* them "back into Une" . . . snaps bagging skirts, drooping plaau, tired necklines back into shape. For experienced workmanship, courteous aerrtew — call us. • U nit! Ynu mof Ruy i tn 4 Rin|t • • G lfsnfic Disalay — l e t t e r H ie d . $feeliag e r Gold-Filled Clutters, aa ib o v a, SPICIAL $1.79 AX PRICIS S U IJIC T TO TAX G U A R A N T E EE D D if SI OU* OUf ST . . . TAM A SOCHI t tMTI Step IntJ.le and |e t the esritInf feel ml tb il new OI.limol.il*, S o ile berk in the loturleoe Tcrh. Seyla Interior end take a look, around. You’ll *** O ld'm obile’t 'm art Arrant M /ipe b ttk lifh ein i the intide m otif toe . . . dramatis new deiifn ■! Come in! C w e d r h e a new Golden Reckrt M, seen.’ I I nnt or d I | Nenr Post Office • Sanlord Thursday— 10 A.M- to 12 Noun YoursRlII if rvMts mtv-Ji free than you’d nvrv p m e to etrp up to tho ralur of an (Vile* You klj*wr hmefite at ewprieituir •null rust it. IIliLiiiohile’* beautiful new Gohlrn Hnrket 881 Ami y'Hi --I a tl’imiing new Inn-level bmk that give* ym liig-rar prr*li*o and smart Modern Arrrnt Styling. What’s more, you'll have the dynamic performance of the great now llocket I’. 100 Engine* . , . the luxuriously (month ruling qualities of OMunnlnle'e new Wide-StJnrr Quaeae . . . all of lOSTe mmt adrinred engineering features! So none in, look asouml. end drive a Golden Bucket BH—now/ •tn a* t mo l-v—m ow —•« •—*->», fa*.— • r* ■ * a* 111 l a . mmlmPJm ml mb* aeaS. IV I All B etter R lnfi Offered Are ins Guinn- ■ teed Sterile* Silver er Geld Pilled jji Clip this Ad Now/ :e DRUG STORE lor SEE THE O O L D IN R O CK ET 0 8 . L ow »st-Prlo«d Rookat Engln* Carl lft« utmusl eauj of RVhkfR tetorn*. Mary iiriil millionaire* on.I our ftnoi fyojl# m r inoiilllrl /wcon Kmc* »n«l keep Ikitr hifb-pyirH «funion tig in violtt. SuKjcft (Itmi to r» »i • nf ktn «| of Ini. Y»ti will fce imirsd. PARK T||fir. WITH YOUR GENUINE DIAMONDS-SMC IP YOU CAN TKIXTIIK . DIPrKRCNCC: 1 FAUSTS ’s i FEATURE i - i:31 Oaly N otice I* hereby liv e * under Ik e v is io n s of Section M S I*. Floyf're it* S tatues. ISIS, to each • ( “ corD oratlona listed below , (fee Members of the local congrc- "Wbut Will Armageddon Mean for Ad f • gallon of Jehovah's Witnesses arc I You?" at Palatka Senior High | ^ | 0 YI U11 making preliminary plans to join School Auditorium. The public is hundreds of other Witnesses from cordially Invited to attend all { (Continued From Page t) Lo* Angeles; Tommy throughout Central Florida fur a met.tjnga of the assembly, which C,ark’ Jacobs. Montebello, Calif.; Dave three-day am m bly In Palatka' 7 p m . Friday. Jan. 11, Marr. Manaronerk, N. Y.; Jackie Jan. 11-13, R. N. Stafford, l o c a l ' " * Burke, Kiamesha Lake, N. Y.; presiding minister, reported to"a"1____ Tommy Bolt, Houston, Tex., and day. Delegates attending the Art Wall, Poncon.i Manor, Pa., all assambly will participate in a re- Y o u n n s t p r * ; T a k e except Jacohs, who Just turned fresher course for the improve- * U U n y S I C r b I U R C professional and isn't eligible, col­ ment of the Christian Ministry of lected $1900. Jehovah’s Witnesses in this sec­ At 2*1 came Bud Hol*eher, ApT1PTONVILLE, Tenn. M — tion. pte Valley. Calif.; Marty Furgol, "The object of the program", Some youngsters w-ho received George Blgham. El Paso, Tex.; shotguns an>l rifle* for Christmas Stafford said, "is to equip every­ took a short rnur»e here Monday Billy Maxwell, Odessa, Tex : and one of the presrhing fellowship of night in tiow to avoid becoming Do\<- Finaterwald, Bedford Heigh­ Jehovah's Witnesses in practical ts. Ohio, each collcctlnng $891 <57. accidental killers. use of the Bible as a help In forti­ The 2*5 shooters, each picking National Guardsmen conducted fying the spiritual morale of the a class In gun safety for the boy*, up $605 were Dr. Middlceoff, Dal­ people in our community." who ranged in age from 10 to 17. las, Tex.; Billy Cnspcr. Chula The assembly, being sponsored Except for a startled shout, Vista Calif.; Dlckin-on and Duug by the Watchtower Bible and when a gun fired unexpectedly, Higgins, Midland. Tex. Tract Society of New York, will they sat in interne silence, watch-1 feature the theme "Happy People in? the. right and wrong way w i n g now and keep from shooting Serving a Happy God Tlttf pro­ handle a gun. I anyone,’• said U-ycnr old Bobby gram will reach its climax Sunday "I think I could go out hunt-1Upson after the lesson ended. at 3 pm . when J. W. Filson front tha Society's Headquarters In THURSDAY—1 0 A.M TO 12 NOON New York will address more than one thousand Witnesses and their friends on the timely subject, STARTS TONIGHT STARTS $J9 ' x u n e tj o r i .vtiu*tiox TO UlbSULVk; lOUrOKJITIUIfi Mrs. F. Woodruff Chosen As Judge For Flower Shows ZIRCON RING FEATURE — l:U Legal Notice Hospital Notes *m*w I VOU’M AIW AY 5 W U C O M I AT YOUR O l D S M O t l ll QUALITY DIA LIR'91 H oller M otor Sales COR. 2nd A PALMETTO AVE. i t ] n i l \ C T U n n i l D I t C E A T IID E I A ll U L U j I f • PH. 1254 jurt lrw15- <N His hour - io n o "SOLO" H itiiN to tv I k u $ ... U U U D L C i l A I U K C i u n i i k o v a c *. w ith a h a u - houk o r co m id y • $at „ j a n . i v * mbc - tvi ; �rv??t?C •r r.r • r ’ ?t ffiW y .?.f -ry Malenvok's Power Emerges Again Is Return To Workers Basis Of Contributions Over Years I wjtub * u m n d by aodal security began ffijffiff m om fo r the privilege at the first a t the year, but the chances are that there wiQ be few complaints. This government program of paying benefits to citizens in sunset years, in return for contribu*- their ( wttens made during their earning life, has gained thoroughgoing acceptance as a part r.-w f the American system. The phUoeopry underlying the social u *' -cutty program is scarcely questioned any* ' more these days Questions are still raised, J however, and will continue to be raised, as to ,Qie extent of coverage and the amount of payments into and out o f the fund- Changes made by Congress last year provide an ex* 4ample. • ^•The present increases in social security payments are to go into a special fund to pay for a new disability program under * which benefits will be paid beginning at age ’ “■D to workers who are or become totally ‘ disabled. Congress also established a pro­ vision under which women workers may •tart getting benefits at 62 instead of 66* - ■Neither of these changes in the social se­ curity law was favored by the administra­ tion- It .is a fair bet that other suggested changes will engender debate in the future. As each proposal comes before Congress, it must be studied carefully as to Its merits. There is no longer any doubt that the . American people favor the principle of sodal security. That principle would be vio­ lated, however, if the program were ever to degenerate into a mere government hand­ out Social security is not a handout; it is a return to the workers on the basis of their contributions over the years * * • way-Qf*th Record Set J SV yeafT flo" \ . ...*ord for deaths j>n the highways. Over the Christmas holi­ days more than 700 persons died os the re•ault o f auto accidents. It may be wondered where this will all end Surely we cannot rnermit this slaughter indefinitely. • Some cities and states have found that > harsher attitude toward drunken and icckless driving has helped- Offenders are -Dot only deprived of their drivers licenses and fined; they actually ara given Jail sen­ tences. That is fair enough, for anyone who drives recklessly, drunk or not. is guilty of ierimlnal behavior, - The worst thing about reckless driving is '.the fact that those who suffer from it nrc The Sanford Herald i Pw blU h.d fir. neb w««k et«l«r*a •• Me.rad c|at« m atltr OMobrr IT m l at . tbe P ill Office of gasforS norlda, un4»r the Act of Congraa. of Mores I. n i l __________ . rnnp rnnKi.s* Kdiior m i p.Misbcr j . ^ MARION IIARMAN an.. S l L . ^r.ti i . r u i U * Kdltor tl.lna Ma.as.r c v o l t n a uvsiu-Na • m m scR irrioN ra tts <gr C o r r l a r V a r a a M o a lb s ,1 a - II «a t l a par w . . k Oaa Moath II aa Hla M o n th . O n . Taar 1171 IIISI A l| O M l u a f f n u tlc a a , c . r d . o f I h an k a. r a a n lu llo n , and natleaa o f a a l a r t o l n m a a l f o r l h a p u r p o a a o f r a U l . f 4 un4a will bo . b a r g e d f o r a t r a s u l a r a d v . r t l . I . a ralaa ». ............ — ............................... ........ .. ■Th. l l a r a l d la o m a m b a r o f t h a Malted P ra i a w hich la « n t l l l . d . s c l u i l v . t r t o t h o a a a fo r r ep u b licsJ i l t s o f t i l t h a l o c a l . . w . p r l . t . 4 l a tbla n . w i p a p . r Ttapra aaatad S arilra Ine. - N atlooallp by O anaral A d v .rtlil.s 441 O aorfla P a,In g a Baah DM* A tla a ta O p o r g l t - Tues. Jan. 8. 1957 P age -I Around W orld By CHARLES M. McCANN United Praia Staff Cocrespondsat United Praia correspondents around th* world look ahtad at tha newt that will make tha head• line*. “ Damn Y a n ke e *’ United States diplomats are terlouily concerned over the "hate America" feallng In Britain. They hoped it would end when the Suet Canal situation quieted down. It did abate—briefly. But now It’a at a boiling point. Veteran foreign correspondents in London say > they've never seen so much "coloring” of British news reports to make Americans look silly or stupid, or so many snide remarks about anything American. The lat­ est development is that they are picking on Texas. The newspapers are dragging out nil the old Jokes •bout Texas and Texans. The rea­ sons: They see a dark Texan plot In "milk Britain dry” by up­ ping gasoline prices because of the shortage caused by the block­ ing of the canal Birth of an Heir Latest Inside word from the ro­ yal palace it. Monte Carlo is that Princess Grace of Monaco probab­ ly will bear her first-born child be­ tween Jan. 1Z and Jan. 20. The vanguard of an army of newsmen from all orer the world Is start­ ing to move In to cover the big event. And money is being flash­ ed about In an attempt to sew up informed palace contacta. Prince Rainier la reported to have warnes] members of bis household staff sternly to shy away from ail reporters. STATE FARM INSURANCE ” «rs ratM frequently innocent of recklessness. They are the victims of someone's impatience, someone’s self centered belief that it is im­ portant to save a few minutes, someone’s egotistical insistence that he can drive just as well drunk aa sober. Words will not solve this problem. At­ tempts at educating the public do not seem to help. But surely a country which has built a civilization out of a wilderness, which has ushered in an age of atomic power, can find a way to control the senseless slaughter along our highways. Shameful os the past record is, we cannot accept the pessimistic view that nothing can be done. Something must be done l I t • • It’s getting so dangerous on the highways th a t it m ight be a good idea for the greeting card companies to put out new fftrri* rending, "Congratulations on Surviv­ ing Your Trip.” # • • In the weeks Itefore Christmas we heard a great deal of ’*Jingle Bells.” In these days th at follow it’s "junggle bills.” • • • A fellow we know hns a foolproof way of m aking nt least one rtsolutinn that re­ mains unbroken nt tho end of the year He doesn't make it until 10 minutes of l2 on New Y ear’s Evo. Look At News Policy nantly Moslems, like Pakistanis. European diplomats believe the Nshru refutes to hold a free ple­ huddle of Communist leaders In biscite on Kashmir’s future. Paki­ Budapest means that Moscow fi­ stan calls his attitude Imperialist nally has worked a detailed policy and Colonialist. Let's Fight line on tha satellite countries I/ook for President Syngmsn They figured the Russians are de­ termined to keep tough "Stalinist” Rhea of th. Republic of Korea to leaders in control In all satellite open a big campaign soon for de­ countries except Poland, despite nunciation of the Korean armis growing unrest This would mean lice. Rtiee is determined to march that puppet Premier Janos Kadar Ino North Korea sooner or later will not be sacrificed, as had been Repudiation of the armistice is hl« predicted, to the demands of re­ major goal for 1437. The first sign bellious Hungarians. They believe that his campaign is opening will the fset that Nikita S. Khrush be the staging of “spontaneous” chev and Georgl M. Malenkov re­ street demonstrations—alt care­ presented Russia in Budapest fully organized by the govern­ means 1 that Khrush.-hev has suc­ ment. cessfully riden out the failure of S p o rt. O utlook his "dc-Ktalinliation” policy and It looks as if Floyd Patterson 2 that Malenkov, dismissed as will keep the heavyweight boxing Premier because of his liberal championship in cold storage for policies, has been fully restored at l-ast another six months. With to favor. only mediocre financial pro«pects Time Out for a title defense against the Prime .Minister JawaharSal No­ likes of Hurricane Jackson, Bob rn will lay aside ItU self-deter­ Baker or Harold Carter, P a tte r mination policies briefly when the son's mansgsr Cus D'Amato la United Nations Security Council lining up a six-nation European debates the Kashmir problem Jan. tour for late spring or esrly sum­ 14. The state of Kashmir has hern mer. By the time that tour Is in dispute between India and Pa­ over and Patteraon bat earned kistan since those countries won tome extra money, hs hopes an their independence In 1447. Kash­ outstanding challenger will emerge mir is ruled by Hindus, like In­ for a big-money fight In an out­ dia. Rut ite people are predomi­ door New York ball park. FAUST'S DRUG STORE Near P. O. Phone 103 tiring or have your Doctor telephone your next pro­ scription to us. It wtU be ' n su sa m ci M Service la our M otto. Mclach Bldg. t SANFORD U PHONE 1136 IRVING 1. PRYOR, REP. To The Editor Hopeful Occasion • accurately compoundad with fresh drug* at a fair and reaaonable price... FAST FREE DELIVERY al.no F A U ST 'S S U N D R Y STORE ■JOlh & French "To Better Serve You’’ U s.. io n « d •■•***••*** a* w alks .Ida By rK. rC., THALER account tar the visit L ilt* Pn m Staff LONDON CP — Former Soviet Since hie remove! from tho Premier Georgl M. Malenkov ap­ premiership in 1MI sn freunds of pears to ba emerging oece agaie ‘inexperience,’ the rely-poly Mal­ aa • "ralddla of lha road” pewer enkov kaa stayed ‘ In tho back­ ground. His first Mg reappear­ la the KremlinHU recent public appearance* ance wae hit trip to Britain early in the mUUt of ideological quar­ last year. Then nothing more wan rel* ho* »et off diplomatic (pecu­ heard of him for k while. lation of a new ihift in power. The fact that h« Is politically be­ tween the old-guard Stalinists such as Pint Deputy Premier V. M. Molotov and the de-itiUaixation group led by party chief Ni­ kita S. Khrushchev b believod to The Editor weigh heavily la hla favor. Sanford Herald Malenkov, who nows holds a de­ Sanford, Florida puty premier’s rank and U mlnUDear Sir: ater of electrical power, has been I would like to taka this oprumored far several weeks as a portuj of thanking you for likely candidate (or a tap pom In your past cooperation la publish­ the Kremlin’s leadership. Aa the ing in your very fine newspaper Kremlin spilt deepened, hU name the almost monthly visits to your wa* mentioned more frequently. area of Mr. Tom Deer., Ass. HU sudden appearance at the State Service Officer who had In aide of Khrushchev la Budapest tho past several year* assisted New Year** Day for a conference veterans, their dependents and of satellite party leaden lent survivor* in your area, aa a repsupport to the rumen. Neither of reseatatJve of the Florida Depart­ ment jf Veterans Affaire out of our Jacksonville office. It is with a great deal of reluctance, but duo to a heart condition I must re­ lieve Mr. Daen of bis fteld ser­ aged by M parliamentary opinion vice work and retain hla excel­ of Vic* President Richard U. Nix- lent services only In our Jackson­ or. that each Senate has the eon* ville office. sltutional right to draft Its own A qualified Assistant of mint ru in . Specifically, they want a from our Paae-a-Grilla headnew rule to i .aka it easier to shut quartere, St Petersburg, Florida will start in January ’ovcrlng off Senate debate. your area; and I would greatly Soli Bank: The House Agricul­ ture Committee called Agriculture appreciate and forvvsr be thank­ Secretary ’ E ire T. .Benson fo. ful If yc will show him same questioning oo the sdtl bank pro* courtesies and cooperation that gram. Democratic members want­ you her* shown Mr. Decn In th* ed him to answer charges that the Pari. letters ! The convening of cadi session of Con­ gress is usually a hopeful occasion. Citizens expect an intelligent approach to the impor­ ta n t problems th a t confront us. Often th a t expectation Is realized. B ut it is a safe bet th at the end of th is session of Congress will find much worthwhile legislation still pending, simply because the lawmakers did not find sufficient tim e to consider It. When th e warm w eather comes to Wash­ ington and the thoughts of legislators tu rn to adjournm ent, there Is always a lot o f unfinished business th at m ust be post­ poned for another year. Bad as th a t is- it Is still worse th at some legislation is rushed through a t the last moment without th e amount of studv and debate It deserves Most o f the people who serve In our Sen­ a te and House are able and conscientious. Yet a g re a t am ount of time is wasted in Congress. Legislators who m ight spend their life profitably studying national problems m ust devote precious hours to entertaining constituents from back home, or to seeking jobs for faithful party supporters who want rew ard- J-ong speeches consume still more time/ Im p e lle d as it is. our Congress is never­ theless still a rem arkably Institution of go­ vernm ent. It Is a vital cornerstone of the pcoplt’s system of governing thtmselves. But its virtues m ust not excuse its faults. Surely the men and women elected to the great­ est legislative Ixxly in the world can find ways to conduct their business more effi­ ciently. We cannot expect to pass every law wo need nt n single session of Congress. But there m ust be some way of assuring that really Im portant m atters are given first consideration• it?;Cr^ Group To Issue Legislative Plan WASHINGTON W — A group of Northern House member* plans to Issue IU own "Democratic leg­ islative program” before President Elsenhower presents his program to Congress. Their strategy Is to go on rec­ ord first with a program more liberal than the one they expect the President to propose. Leaders of the group are secret­ ly circulaUng a statement which, for one thing, ealU for a strong civil righU program. The North­ erner* are by pasalng Southern Aliens Are Urged To Fill Out Report DamocraU la their attempt to get enough eadoraemeate to make Is­ suing the document worthwhile. And so far, they have not cleared the proposed program with Speak­ e r Sam Rayburn (D-Tax). Informants said tha program also proposes a big school con­ struction program, revision of tha Taft-H artley Act, extending cov­ erage to additional workers und­ er the minimum wage law and permanent liberalisation of im­ migration laws. Sincerely yours, administration used thep rogram It also calls for a U.8. plan to to help win the November elecMELVIN T. DIXON try to and colonialism by extend­ lion. Stau Service Officer. ing foreign aid to countries which give up their overseas posses­ sions. ia f f -a - d a y Other coogressieual sews: Electoral: The Senate and House were called into Joint ses­ sion a t noon EST to formally tally the votes cast by president­ ial electors In reelecting Presdent Eisenhower end Vlee Presi­ dent Richard U. Nixon. The count ha* long been known by everyone: Elsenhower and Nixon, 457; Ste­ venson and Kefauver, 71; Welter D. Jones and Herman E. Talmadge, 1. Filibuster: A group of Northern and Western senators plana a new attempt to curb filibusters in tha Senate. It is understood the move will come late this week or early next week. The group lx tncour- Joseph Savoretti, District Di­ rector of the Immigration and Naturallzation Service today urged all aliens In Florida who have not let filled out alien addrtsa report forms, to do so before Jan. 31, at the nearest Immigration Service office or local pojt office. Tho Immigration offieUI point­ ed out that the law requires alt noncltixens except persons In di­ plomatic status, foreign repre­ sentatives to the United Nations and Mexican national contract Inborers to report thslr address to the Government each January. Savoretti added: "The parent or legal guardian of alien child­ ren under 14 years of age mutt before the end of January." fill out .the . .address . .. , report - , form i Savorattl advised; "It Is easy for such children, in order t o , ^ an »n,n to meet this requirecomply with the law.' 'ment, He just• |>V' goes, the iic nearest • * to s«iv g ie e i He declared: ,/We have tried Immigration Service office or i»wt to make it as convenient as pos­ office, fills out the address re­ sible for noncltixens to meet the port form, and returns it to the address report requirement, snd clerk. Any, noncitizen who is iU in view of serious penalties for may send a friend or relative to willful violation, all persons sub­ obtain the card for him, and re* ject to the address report law turn it to the clerk after it has are urged to fulfill this obligation been completed by tba alien-" ant she* *!«*■• the *>»* Polish and mnA Hun­ But garian upheavals, hla name has been mentioned mar* and more Coqueutiy. Expert* oo Russian policy any Malenkov has made a definite political comeback. Significantly, h* began to re­ turn to prominence just as the™ quarrel was depending between the Stalinists and th* non-StalinKhrushchev has hod to recant tama of his antl-fctallniat vlewi, as witnessed by hla New Year s Eva atatammt that “We are all Stalinists” when It comas ta fight­ ing imperialist*. Now, Stallnist-styl* control it returning to tha satellites. m It apparently was a defeat for Khrushchev. But he still retains bis powerful position ts party chief, in oppoaltlon to th* oldguard faction. BUICK Trade-Ins Clearance Sal* I f Kaiser S ^ • o n * Owatr—L*w Mltoag— I BUICK r-. Soper 4 Dr. Se­ dan. KadW-Kaatcr-Dynaflow BUICK 4 Deer Dyaaflew, f t I PLYMOUTH ™ t Deer Sedan, pewerfiite, radio clean. One owner HUDSON Hornet 4 Deer Hydramatle, Ra­ dio, Heater, Ex­ tra Clean, On* aaa* Owner Car «W O BUICK S o p e r Riviera "Hardtop”, Radio Heater. Dyaaflew ( M K Low Mlleaag* BUICK Special 4 Doer Sedan, Dvaafiew ladle. Heater, Extra Clean, a w * < owner car f t lW Q | PLYMOUTH ‘ Pewerfiite, Lew M i l e a g e , Oee Owner. E x tr *"•> c s o z p /£ /-v / / " r>r _ / Ki»| featw hsOcaa Ut, W«M II\ —nil. "I’ve been a pedestrian all my life. Now I’ve decided to strike back.” SUN Nicholson Buick Co. Z10 Magnolia Are Phone 10M �I T P BANTOBD HERALD Tum Jan 8. 1967 Par* I Miss V. cabrfiRev. Plvan x Wedding Date Conning The News So cia l fcvonlA BY VIRGINIA CONN Calendar Marge and Bill Hill entertained | at least 10.000 to be X-rayed, and the Staff of HATWING Saturday the Association hopes that many SH By Mrs. Virginia BeQhora Slavla—A former teachar of S i Luke’s Christian Day School, Mia* Vera Fabry of Chicago, 111.. wUI b« married to Tho Rev- Goarga Plvan of Emporia, Va., on Sunday afternoon, Jan. U at a 3:30 eyres mony performed at Zion Lutherea Church, Chicago, IIL Miss Marian Stanko of Stavtg will bo ooo of tha bridal att* » dentj. The young couple will niaka their home In Emporia where Beta Plvan Is pastor of John the Bap* tlit Lutheran Church. M arvln^ukkert, * for California. Marge had num- <;»ort.mUy D» you reallre that TUESDAY Baptist Church will meet at the rrous bouquets of snapdragon, » P » « « ti In the t tie f l r t t Baptist Church will Chapel at 3 p. m., with Group 4 calendulas, and pansies through* *? hospital*today were sent continue th tlr study on the book as hostesses. out the house. Dusty Rhodes of-11*1*™ because they were X-Rayed of Romans at 7:10 p. m. Rested at the puneh bowl, an art ^ moki,e unit. Thla, I think, Th« Gleaner's Class of the First at which he la extremely success* | u m ;°!,u,,n ?ugh 10 ful. Attending were Bill and of. service. In addBaptist Chureh will meet with Betty Lem os, Louise and Jim Ition to TB, lung cancer, heart Kra. H. Wayde Rucker at 510 Parker, Pat and Dave Todd, Don disease and other chest conditions Valencia Dr. at S p. m. Zeibefl, Bill and Betty Lemoe, may be detected by chest x-rtys. The Anna Miller Circle will' and Jim and Betty Guy There seems to be a atlgm t con­ moot a t tic Elks Club at 8 p.m. (S-'bmlttH by Miss Mvrtle ffiNen Htere were several other nected with gong to the mobile The St. Mary’s Chapter o( Home Demoastrstlow Agent) guests, but 1 do not have their unit- It is either fear or lethargy. If it la fear, don’t be afraid. You names. Sorry. Believe It or not, you enn now Worn**'* Auxiliary of Holy will be notified If you show any let the Ironing board cover do Mike and Treeta Michel bade Cr«aa Iplscopal Church will meet farewell to the Spelts’ with a algns, and Imtndiate action will at I p m. In the home of Mrs. your work, thanks to a new cocktail party Saturday night. be taken to cure the ailm ent Re* Wlllla DeBrine, 2438 Myrtle Ove. nlmovt-magte cover that Irons ports from our friend In the Or­ the bottom of a garment whit# Their guests were the offleer’a The Unity Clast will meet in The Hemeroeallls Circle o f, the lando hospital reveal that ihe ia you press the top. Out of a test and their w-ivea of Detachment the Valdfi Hotel at 8 f>.m. with Sanferd Garden Club will Raining weight, and feels better tube, science brings you • cover 38, which waa stationed on the the ! • » . Josephine Stucke as the In the Homemaking Room of tha with a magl.vcired" surface that Randolph, during the laat deploy­ then she has for y e a n . Health Plnelrest School at 7:30 p. m. tafthec. The public is Invited. means happiness, no m atter how reflects bark from th t board ment. Also Invited were Louise Thursday evening. Mr*- C. F. Lind The Pilot Oub will hold Its and through the garment about and Jim Parker, and Bill and you look at It, and knowing that will ipeak on "Conservation and regular meeting at 8 pm . at the two-thirds of the heat given off you have proven yourself free of Betty Lemoe. Yacht Club, preceded by a board by the Iron so that the under side TB will certainly add to a feeling Birds " A film and colored tilde* More goodbyes were said when » e o tiii| St 7:30 p.m. of confidence in your happiness. will be shown. is automatically Ironed oa the top Fasron gave a cocktail party at The Ixora Circle will meet Fri­ The Junior Hi|h School P-TA Is pressed. Ironing time Is thus And to nttsck the lethargy—the the BO.Q Saturday, for Mac volunteers who will help the tech* day at 2:30 p. m. a t the home almost halved In that many types WHAT COULD RE EASIER TO MAKE than R dateaai puddlnple that make Its own cru I meets at the school. and Dotty McDonald, who are of garments need to be turned yen do is mis all the lagrediants and pour iatn a pie plate, then hake for 43 m inatri. The niclana will be doing every thing of Mrs. McKay Trulurk, 441 Elliott ia a dessert fit for a hlag, especially If each wedge Is tapped with a scoop of Icecream. leaving for the Went coast Thurs­ WEDNESDAY Ave- Mrs. Wade Garner will speak over, as Is necessary with con­ day. Silver and crysal cigarette In their In power to make your on "Garden Therapy." Tb# study on the book of Ro­ ventional ironirig board covers. visit to the mobile unit as fast lighter* and ashtrays were pro; ma o r tout Inue* at the First Bap­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Because this patented "maglatented to the McDonalds, aa well and pleasant as possible. They tist Church 7:30-8:13 p.m. cited” process makes use of magare giving their time, so why not Ladles’ lunch: turn creamed to Jim Mills and hla fiance, At 1:11 p.m. the Sunday School la-silicons and other wonder give jiu t a little of youn, and crabmeat Into seafood sheila’ and who are to be married the thir­ Wniiers council of the First Bap­ chemicals, this revolutionary reward them for their efforts. To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pryor have teenth of thla month. The flowers pove that as few aa possible have top with finely diced green pep* tist Chueh will meet. cover not only helps Iron the per and bacon; place under th# were a magnificent arrangement is their guests for several days, clothes, but alio lessens fatigue the dlsrcase, Is In reality their broiler. THURSDAY of rotes, glads, and snaps. At­ and strain. Is scorch-resistant, Mr. Pryor's cousin, Mrs. Joseph and no ono can help TRw Sanford Home Dcmon»tratending were Jack and Carty reward those who do have it If they will Leva, and Mr. Leva Also Mr. and Stribllng, Usa Club will meet at the Coun­ stain resistant, ind color-fast, and their weekend By PAT HOOD be x-rayed. Brii^f your cil Center at 2 p.m. with Mrs. W. needs no laundering,- leaves no Mri. Harry Mgnglnl, of Water guests from Jacksonville. Tommy not friends, and showthe state and B. Meye as chairmen of hostess- lint, fits all standard file boards, town, N. Y. and Mary Lord Coppedge, Pete county workers how much you ee Ouast speaker will be Mrs. and Ims three times tho life of an Here’a a recipe I ran across that Inum pans shiny. Every time I Poire, Peggy and Don TugweU, ordinary cotton cofer. Best of all, Is very similar to one I have In ball water for tea, my pot ia Stevens of Orlando. Miss Sandra and Mits Sonja Bobby and John Borton, Joan appeelate thetr efforts. this modern Ironing miracle Is The InwrmwlUtc Choir of the my recipe flic at home, and if as black as soot all over again. Monfoi-too left Sunday for Bristol and Bill Stelsoo, E. J. and Virg­ First Baptist Church will rehear­ modestly priced. thin one la even half as good, it Va.. where they will resume their inia Still, Ena. Jones and hla date, Taking the various features in se e t 7 p.m. and the Adult Choir Weil, it’s back to normal now the Bays and the Grahams, ami turn, tikis distinctive silver gray wUI melt In your mouth and have studies at Virginia Interment Col­ at ■ p.m. cover provides effortless ironing the family screaming for more. that the holiday rush It over and lege, nfter having spent their Bertha end Charlie Rose. The study, on the book of Ro­ by means of a wrinkle-free smooth Welcome to Sanford to Ernie 11, for one, couldn't be more Christmas vacation with their and Jean Frits, who will be at­ mans, will be taught by W. P. gliding surface that sends the It's very simple to make, a t it; pleased: I love Christmas, but Brooks Jr. at 7:30 p.m. This iron skimming quickly and eaallF makes It’** own crust, and fori parents, Mr and Mrs. E. A. Mon- tached to VAH-9. At present they Schedule of Mies Myrtle Wilson, 1 01 •Iwsy* so glad over,, forton, 1820 Sanford Ave. •tudy concludes at 9:30 p. m. are staying a t the ilarinalle, while Home Demonstration Agent, Jan . something really yummy „,h sub* |Now w/ ean a„ to iee l< , whU. over the work. they look for a place to live. 9-16 is as follows: The Grammar School P-TA Very Important, too, la the fact atUute icecream for the whipped, wjth no more big holidays coming They have two children, Kathy Jan. 9— Sanford Grammar School meets for a discussion of Physical that the cover is scorch-resistant Bruce Anderson, who has been cream. Just one warning before | up until Easter, which ii still a Education and Health. five 4-11 cluhe. and can wihstand twice aa much spending the Christmas Holidays and Mike, and Ernie Is a mem you start. This particular pie la long way off. 1 p. m.—Sewing class at Ooun The Mothers’ Circle of the Up- heat as an ordinary cotton cover. with Ilia parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. her of the Claw of ‘47, amt I only put th at in because so many ell Center iala Community Presbyterian Actually, laboratory testa prove better If sUried ir a cold oven. Say, don't forget, this la Cheat W. Anderson, of Route 2, has re­ people seem to know him, and DATE NUT Pl'DDIN'—PIE 1 p. m.—Craft Leaders. Lake Church meets at the church at 660', wsllh Is 100" greater than turned tu the Baylor School for X-Kuy month, so be sure to drop may want to contact Uicm. Mary 10 a. m. All attending should the heat generated by the ave Boys, Chattanooga, Tenn. 2 egga by and take a stroll through the Gretchen Halt has moved into bring their sack lunch, drifikj wilt rage household Iron. Therefore a p. m.—Ceramics class c. white sugar mobile unit. Actually that’s Just be provided. All womrn are In­ clean ironing surface la assured Jim Wright, who has been her house In Loch Arbor, and It Jan 10—1:30 p. m. Pinecrest 4-II 14 e. brown sugar, firmly pack­ about all the time it takes. Club spending the Christmas Holidays is wonderful to driva by and see as this cover won’t turn yellow ed vited. , . ... The T. E. L. Class of the First with Romal use. Furlhertnow, be­ 1 T. evaporated milk with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Pale (her dog), peering out of 2 p. m.—Sanford Home DoraNew Arrivals . . . Mr. and J. A. Wright Sr., of 508 Elliott the front door again. • onrtratlon Club cause of its "magla-clzed" coat1 T. melted margarine Mrs. D. H. Fleiscbman and their Ave., has returned to the Itsylor Harriet and John Williams went 4:13 p. m.— 4-H Club Lyman ling, this attractive cover resists l4 e. self-rising corn meal two children arc new residents School for Boys, Chattanooga, to l’alm Beach for the weeknvl, school tears, rips, and all signs of w-enr *s c. (1 6-01. pkg) dates, chop. at 1324 Forest Drive, having Tenn. and had the pleasure of meeting Jan. 11—7 p. m.—la k e Monroe even after thousands of ironing pad moved to Sanford from Larkport, again with Buffalo Bob of Howdy Hume Demonstration Club hours. 14 c. coareiey chopped nuts N. Y. Mr. Flelschman is In the Doody. To many who have soon Jan 1 2 - 11:30 a. m.—4-H Radio Mr. and MrsIt. U. Hutchison The cover needs no laundering •v c. nut halves navy . . The Lugh Patricks, who had aa guests over the New Year said show, thla may not soem a Program .... . Stains may be wiped off with H L vanilla [live at 412 Hosalln D r, hill from weekend Mr. and kins II It, prlvrlege, but I UtldcrstaAd, Buf* Jon. 14— 1:30 p. m.—Lake Monroe The Bake Mary Home Demon­ a damp cloth. ^Thls eliminates corn meaPl*3bed, odd' Piedmont. All'..' amt have one child Shackleford, of Hickory, Vn., who falo in person ia very nice. 4-H Club stration Club is planning a soeelnl the problem of ’’coVer^ sikflhlags I t. baking powder and Ii 1 t. a t)0y 18 months old. Mr. Pat- stopped off in Sanford enroute Today launchea the fight against Jan. IS— 11:45 a. m.—8th Grade workshop on the s rt of shellcraft which has been the plague of ! rick Is an eltctronics technician home from the Panama Canal tuberulosis In Seminole County. at the Lake Mary Chamber of old-fashioned covers. And, unlike 411 Club Beat eggs, add sugar, brown for the Florida Power and Light Zone, where they had been visit Perhaps tomorrow or the Commerce Building Wednesday ordinary covers which trap mois­ sugar, 12:42 p m.—7th Grade 4-H milk, margarine, co rn |co rp ............. Mr. ami Mri. N. II. ing relatives next day (or before), some oiie the 9th of January at 12:30 p. m. ture and cause the Iron to slow meal, dates, nuts and vanilla. Hub will knock a t your door to give Don Rice of Orlando, an expert down and drag, the magic rover Mix well. Pour into a 9-Inch pie Phillips, with their 10 year old| 2 p. m.—Elde* Springs Home in this field, will demonstrate the offers a porous surface with thou­ plate which has been generously son and their three year old! J»e Hutchison left New Year's you literature about the free chert Demonstration Club at home daughter, live at 301 W. Ninth St. Bay for Atlanta. Ga., to resume X-ltey >ou may be given at one technique Involved in constructing sands of tiny air-vents to permit of Mrs. Guy Warmack. greased w ith margarine and I th ey are natives of Effingham, of the mobile unit station*. Lis­ pictures from coral and shells. steam to pentrate. Thus the ac- dusted with corn meal. Top with |||„ aiui Mr. Phiilipe is a chief hit studies at Georgia Tech. 7 p. in.—Ceramics Class ten to the canvasser. He or she The Lake Mary Club extends an cumtdation of steam is avoided Mr. and Mr*. Carl F. Lind, El­ l« probably a neighbor of yours, invitation to members of the cn the surface of the cover, and the nut halves. Bake at 330* I jn thc Navy. Stretching that sliced leftover ______ _ der Springs, returned Monday donating time for an excellent other clubs and any interested since the cover itself will not ab­ for 45 minutes. Coot on a cake baked ham? Arrange it on i rack. Garnish with a circle of j morning from a trip up to the cause, solely in the interest of parties to attend this meeting. sorb water . . no m atter how whipped cream flavored with north country. They spent the good health. You will be given serving dish and ring with water damp the clothes being ironed. . sherry or other salad greens) and or almond favoring, Christmas holidays with Mr a pamphlet about T.B., and the rre»<( it will always have a dry ironing sprinkle lightly with finely chapp-1 deviled eggs. Lind's parents, who live near NEW“■1*57 canvasser will show you how to surface without having to be con­ ed nuts, if you wish. Niagara Falla N. Y. It was their fill out the reglsltrstiun card, "WES WILLI!' tinually ironed dry. Brush fresh or canned pear first Christmas together in elevrn which you will take with you This paragon of covers takes to While Pm handing out tip s,1 year*, and Ihe first sight and feel when you are X-Rayod. If more halves with butter and broil; dry or steam irons, adjusts to fit here's one that should be a real! of snow in that length of time. On are needed, they may be obtain­ spoon blobs of Jelly Into cavities securely all standard size boards. boon to you homemakers. To re­ before serving as a meat accom­ their return to Florida, they stop* ed at the mobile unit. It is also available in a size to move paniment. ped off to see friends anil rela­ a dark film from an Leeks Uko The aervkc will be provided fit oversize metal boards. tives of Mrs. Lind's living In So­ aluminum pan, fill with hot water ■ live Rah It seems th at with the magic das, Wolcott and Williamson, N. from January 8 through the lfMh, WEE W IL U E -T ha worlds great- board cover, science has at laat to one inch above the ring, add 1 and the locations of the units will Y. e tI fishing sensation. The Arti­ discovered a way to eliminate or 2 tablespoons of cresm of tar. be wwll publicized. The goal la fur tar, and boil 10 minutes. Then ficial minnow that swims. Re­ "laundry-day blues" In offering scour with* soap and detergent places live belt. IT S W I M S — Uses no s p rin g s or the laundry-weary housewife a suds, wash in iu>t sudsy water, fuel. Swims by unique process of multitude of ncver-before-possible ind finish off with a hot rinse. Jan. 8 balance. Any flab that will strike blessings. Of course, If your water has aa Kay Noble Your Home Agent has one of much mineral content as mine live bait will s t r i k e WLE Bob W hitney WILLIE. Looks and acta like n these new ironing board covers | does, you'll be wasting your live minnow. It's Beautiful. and she would like’ to aay that time trying to keep your alum* Billy Power A i A A r i A , l> . t (j a 'f This is the lure buy of the cen­ every thing this article says is tury. For spinning, easting or true. You ran hardly detect that •till fishing. Buy one for your tho rover has been used and used friends also. Satisfaction guaran­ The secrvt.uy, Miss Hattie, has teed. Send only $1.00 for each lure. Or you ran get 3 lures for boon using one of these covert only $4.00. Send cash or check— more than a year and it U at we pay postage. Sold by mail only. fresh and cleun as when first put STAR BAIT <<)., I.ARGO. FLA. on tho ironing board. Scorch-Resistant Cover Cuts Ironing Time, Eases Strain Garden Circles Set Meets. This Week pnAAonak between you n me Miss Myrties • Schedule A rt Of Shellcraft Will Be Subject A t Club Meeting Call Us Today SWIMS Happy Birthday O N SALE W EDN ESDAY O N L Y Can't wait for Payday? Why not lot us ad- ,0n9 or short a Period. lean* up I O R P O R A T I O N -SANFORO 1 1 1 W « s l First S t r e e t ........................... Tel. 1 1 5 5 (Old fiiiu tll Thaolir Iwldin)) ORLANDO 4 0 7 W e s t C e n tra l A v e n u e ! ...............Tel. 3 - 6 4 9 3 H.dio* 5mall teea Ceapaey • • I t m t l f C»e»eW >■««»ee C vp , REMNANTS A T REDUCED PRICES NOW YOU'VE SEEN EVERYTHING! Bat we else held a f*» surprises of eur o*a.. fee peeple whe hsvea t Irsded her# y«tTak# eur huadreds ef free glassware item*, fer lasts***. Jest take them they’re jour* with gaseliee purchase*. Yea’ll alae like ear price*. Ceuie I* Imperial Service Station (lease M*l«l Klld.nj) 1 2 4 3 East C o lo n ia l D r iv e * * .................Tel. 5 - 2 6 4 2 Guaranteed Bank Interest on Savings Accounts OVER tOO “IT WAS Advertised as Overhead D rive.. . l !• $ 3 0 0 G .A C . F I N A N C E C PRICE vonce you whotovoy monoy is Hoodod whin you'ro hard prossod for cosh h twwn paydays. *... •Hts may be er .i t c h e-Jd oo vvet AT BARGAIN Ethyl, 97 Oelane Ope* 7 I n I t I ) u 4 days— 7 a ■ Regular, 91 Octane t * 1* p m F ri S*4-8ua over $100.00 BIG ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS BIG ASSORTMENT OF PATTEHNS BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU • STORE HOURS 9:30 T IL L B:30 •o u F lo r id a S T A T E BANK fUlXOLT I ANA* S t o ^ L f r i m l 0 .,-w t t o m SHOP PENNEY’S YOU’LL SAVE i *------; r 4 c1 �5»W r/-r-.*£TT~ •*^ ••• ^*r •<OWT; ;t * r ,♦•#.T1—v TBS fiNfOKD REKALD 1M T 56 College Football Season O ne O f Best JJul Sanfohd dismedd MOBILE, Ala. W - Fensive Fundamentals. Tto 1866 is BOW af-ftelaUy at as end. And, from what tha professional coaches have to say, it w at 00* a f tha 1st aver. The two man who perhapo ware moat closely allied with thie peat season's output ware Coach Paal of tha Clevelaad Browne and Joe Kaharfch af ha Washing­ ton Redskins, hands of tha Soath and North team*, respectively, In Saturday’s senior Beer! game her*. The South won, SI-7. ” 1 would say,” Brown said* “that this waa without doubt tea finest-looking crop of young play­ er* they hare had la the algid year* of tha Senior Bowl. 1 think wo will ha hearing and eeeiag a lot mors of these boys coma fall whan they Join the pros.” Kuharich, In nis Senior Bowl debut, likewise was high In hi* prats*. Any Inclination ha may Fast quintal losing itreak tonight when spirit af the team. The big boys, the win-hungry Seminole* take an ilka Claude HltteU, usually have Ptlrson on the home court* of the traobie with their physical eondihigh school auditorium over the Itea log, hot by far tba majority newly resurfaced gym floor* of tba eager* triad to stay In top "We’re taring nil eur rm n lr physical condition during tha dazzle for the defensive phase of Christmas holiday* and only a the gam e," Bud Layar, fireballing short aeuloa had to be devoted cage mentor for the Seminole*, to getting the boys back in ihapt. wld this morning. "W« want to Tiny Cadi Deadrldge, the sharpglva Pierson's offsnilva patterns shsottng spoad merchant and the a lot of trouble and keep the score number one break man for the down (o that we can keep In tba fast break In tka Seminole camp gam*. And on offeoa* wo just made an impressive showing over want a good, clean, iplritod game tha tan boy* from Lee:burg. Bawling Btsafla of simple basketball with tha fea­ All Indication la th at the Sami City Bewtiag L eslie notes will teste the thrill of vietured fa it break. Ws’ra out to Won alii Offlc- Supply took top win this one." tory tonight if they play a top Mathers Furniture 1 last waak la tka fln t ball flight gama. Tori up time is I Celery City P rin t 2 M waak bowling aaaion of The new switch to fundamental* 3 p. m. la the high school gymcam* during the Christmas raceBukurs Musle Shop M liad Laagtro ai Ctlsry City • Burnett Painters a And l a w them three lion* when the mentoring ataff 1 New York Life Ins. oa a aUrer platter. The got their heads together and fl|a Central Musle Co. t. hawtvar, kept tba Powell ured that, "w* can’t atop tha flood Team High. Tire* Games another honor ai by draining the water, well have Bukurs Musle Shop rolled a team alnglo game to plug up the bole." Celery City Print. 3776 101, which Waa 57 polnta higher The bole la the crying lack of Mathers Furniture **** had been leered all s—son, bazketball fundamental* on the New York Life Ina. *»» f e t the official prlie money waa part of the young and Inexperienc­ Central Mosle Co. D71 7 awarded to Harvey's Plumbing ed Seminole*, who filed only one CHARLESTON, 8. C. tfl —Ed­ Barnett Painter* tenlor, Phil Byrd, and be ha* **• 0a. f«r their 145. die Taarue, m ilita n t to Jim Ta­ T*am High. Single Gam** the laat bowling night of tiit been out for basketball only a few tum at the University of North Mather* Furniture Wl " •Ib jtlh fa e k a t. whleh »*w Celery days >13 CW *a8d Seminole ’Ury Cleaner* "We knew that we were virtu­ Caroilna, has been named head Bukurs Slusle Shop $17 * “ "aad drop from the ranki ally throwing the Leesburg game football roach and athletic direct­ Celery City Print. aa In the Mined League. out the window,” Layer laid. "But or at the Citadel succeeding John New York Life In* Office Supply copped d m w* alio knew that our chance* E. Sauer who resigned Dec. 10. Central Music Co. Can. Mark W. Clark. The Clta* llurnett Painters . “» 'jU ce, meet game* won, end team of winning against such a seaionannounced Individual High, Three Gam** iugh three game* prlie mooeyi, rd team were fantastically slim. del’s p r a s d e n t , 348 iwhile Harreya Plumbing made a So we threw the game tp the Teague’s’ appointment to The Clta* Paul Petold 338 winds and pointed for a gam* dsd’a Ccrp of Canets during the Rob ttugeniteln ;taet night atand and broke the ' 310 Pete Bukur rife foy eecond place by dumping where we would have enough noon mess. 303 Teague, a 38-year-old native of Harold Heckenbaeh ileaford Bowllag Alley for two lima to work on the fundam tn' 387 a, allowing only one Ion, and tali until the boys were sick of Washington, D. C., was In Charles­ Hank Kretzer them. ton for tho announcement. Detail* Harold Herbs’ eecond place, winning 30 483 and team high single mo- "Pierson la. the game. We want of his eon tra d war* not Immed­ Bob Steele 482 |t badly, and we're aiming to take iately known. Bill Hartwiek 477 The now head coach of the Roy Holler ___ Howling Alley took It. The boy* have heard funda­ 171 mentals until Its about to run W. Webber Bulldog* was a brilliant three!third place, winning 2* game* in itho f l n t bracket, with Clydei them ragged, but 1 honestly be­ apoet athlete at North Carolina Individual High, «!■«*• 0 l **V 118 ‘Cafe eloeo behind with 2T wine lieve that we gave Leesburg a har­ State College and the University Pete Bukur 195 der time by sticking to the funda­ Bob Rugensteln of North Caroilna during his un•far fourth place- Seminole Dry 193 mentals than we would have :f Paul Pezold ,T h e a t r e - and Celery City Grill lergraduat* days. lettering In its we had pointed for the game and football, baakatball and baseball. Roy Holler •trailed la the cellar. 118 ! W. Whlddon wat* awarded the not gono all out on fundamental!. He waa a single wing tailback In Hank Kretzer 17* For the first half we actually had W. Webber football. llndivldual high ilngle money with ITT •Ha yat untied $51 and J . Cook had Leciburg worried " Teague played three years for Harold Heckenbaeh 174 'he trouble taking the Individual Dick Silvers, assistant muntor, N. C. State, 1811-43, then trans­ Hill Hartwiek 170 high three games with his 641. said that the offensive play* the ferred to North Carolina, via the Harold llerbit 168 Seminole* are now using "are very Marina reserve unit d u r i n g Bob St pel* Mixed League rimple but very effective and wall World War II. If* revolved an AB This Week’s Schedule Prise Mawey Distribution F a r each game won by teams f 1.00 suited for U>* atrength of Our degree and reserve commission In Bukurt: Musi# S lW iV v Mathers Furniture Co. 13.00 team." • - First Place tha Marina Corps. The team strength rests nulnly Celery City Print. Co- Vs. Central 1000 Second Piece Following World War II service, BOO in speed. "We hope to pour on he returned to North Carolina and Music Co. Third Place 500 the speed all the way tonight, ’ earned a master’s degree In 1947. Burnett Palmer* Va. New York • Fourth Place Layer remarked, "That’i where Life Ins. Co. 3.00 Place He theo went to Guilford College 3.00 we’re strongest, and that’s whsra In North Carolina a* backfleld llqok Kretter Kth Place Bowlers G TP Avg. 1000 the fast break comes In." Team High Single The fast break features good r«‘ coach and athletic director in Team High Three 10.00 1848. 3.00 bounding and speed is a prere­ Individual High Single In IMt, he was recalled to ac­ North Carolina. quisite. The rebotinder goes after 3.00 . Jp d W d u al High Three tive duty with the Marines and Teague is considered an axpart 0“ the ball at the eame time that Fewella Of flee Surply football scouting and has authored served IS months In Korea. — F irst Place $13.00 the speed merchast breaks for a textbook on scouting techniques. After leaving the service for the games won 3307the far goal. Instead of working second time, Teaguo Joined Jim Sauer resigned suddenly Dec. to the ball all the way down tha • • A i m High Three (2Coo) 10 oo ______ ____ _______ r of giving only "personal reasons” for Tatum’s staff__ at___ the University court to attempt to ahoot, the rstT ’ Total Prlie Money 6007 bounder passes tha bat) the Maryland for four years, moving his action, although ha still had Harveys Plumbing Ce. length of the court to the break to Chapal Hill with Tatum last ture* years to go on a fivs year ’ -'Second Place 10 no year, when Tatum returned to | contract at $14,000 a year. games won 32.70 man. The sooner 'the paas, while the reboundtr Is still In tba air n -Team High Single 1000 •“ '£ Total Prize Money 52.70 alter the recovery If possible, the more successful the fast brisk*?■ Sanford Bowling Alley One of the great points In favor ■•• Third Place 8 00 ; "29 games won 31.61 of tho Scminoles tonight la tha Total 39.61 ;„ Clyde* Cafe — n id ith Place 30)01 17. f a me* wen W .ty i,.u r M u n i 't l u i u L n Total 3113 Mr.I liar* a, la mil r ai.r fUmlnala tlr* f l c n - r t HuJrUiilIk. i 11 «.n« 4.(4 w.fcu n iiein ers h .ucky ueuard s»o t i t Fifth Piece 3 00 ^uc.a n.ntix 4.1* Nine Game* won 9 81 tiuiut.i* «s-7i m i e Total 12 81 ll.ra —S/l* Mil* T n . i» mi I Muu lloMm«r , i .4W$i I’oniti Celery City Grill I CnntpromU* ’ Sixth Piece 200 gultelteU H I) 1*100 Seven game* won 7 63 Dally Doubt* <T«ll ITt 40 i n i !»*«■*—5. | 4 Mil# T 13.4 Total 963 Our mHkri«| I I 10 14.40 T.I0 Individual High Single S r-lt u o 1-20 1 14 I i«rii«A i*Jo SSI—W. Whlddon 3.00 gtilnUU ( t - l ) I U CO Individual High Three I ' muf IIi liter#—-a 14Hllte T till , , M - J . Cook 500 L’o m r t i l i i G u n 4 .40 l J-JJ; ^ High Threa t W n (a « .» iM T.8 OR SHINE f a il I r a k sad down-touadananUli a rt to t a n tka tide and ifh t Stafard tominole c a n lb Tikes Top In 1st Half .Of Bowfinq Season Bowlinq E. Teague Named Citadel's Coach ip ' SUrtC a*-1 B e tte Powell Claney m High Three Mrn (av r) Cook lin g jartwUk very 3 00 o u i n u i , (> -i» i i t a 2 00 I I l i a Ha**—-S, IS Mil* T U l , JO, | <-n t'. r.iln K . i « U I »« I «<• Z IS * 0° li.ul I III !.#• I , m -,n n , <t-« .j.iln l.U M-S) IU «A -U lfc n a r , — a. IS Wlla T *1.* A U T O LO A N S Lowest Cost **,,,*!* l i a r . K.lsa Mr. n.iJUl V i a X4I1# T I I S 2* SS Z JA 4 t « W av ii'l * J u n a H lrl * r v . i r l - l . 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Bolly St 32 43 8368 8634 6984 12 1938 31 n i t a 7773 34 S717 41 7748 24 3869 a 7718 a 7714 51 $183 54 8602 31 8006 28 4433 34 $323 34 3790 7329 a 54 $446 S3 3606 32 $063 34 8327 34 8307 7038 $220 31 7753 31 7830 30 7379 31 7344 2$ 4193 34 7682 34 7327 34 7392 168 186.22 163.31 1633 162.49 181.43 161.23 161.20 161.3 160.38 180,33 160.22 139.16 156 38 138.9 137.47 137.22 13841 136 22 136.20 133 3 134.1! 133.43 133112.20 132.1 ISO. 14729 144. 143.18 141.48 139.21 138 48 By UNITED PRESS Batarday NEW YORK: Jackie Robinson, conceding that a baseball bolds no “future or security’” for Mm has decided te retire and assume so executive position with a restau­ rant firm. LOS ANGELES: Gardner Dick* Ituoa, with a fit# under pas total of 308 far 78 hoi— took th* lead la the $33^00 L— Angel— Golf Open. MIAMI: Boh Feller, who spool, some at hU most memorable base*' SOUTH BIND, Ind.: Terry ball aftarnoooa pitching against Brennan, wboae 1868 football team thg New York Yankees, named six Had the worst season In Notre Dame history waa •’re-engiged" at least for next year. ARCADIA, Calif.; The state of Washington —nt off two winner* In both (takas a t Santa Anita. Battle Dance woo the $27,700 San Paseual Handicap and Sir Wil­ liam capUirtd the Lot Felix Stakes. of them te hla “ sll-opponent club.” TAMPA— Menryn Boee swatt­ ed out an eaa four-set Vic* tery over his Australian country* man, Don Candy to win the 30th annual Dixie International Ttnnla Tournament. j DALLAS TEX.; BUI Meek, the C O R A L GABLES — Gray man who built the University of Phantom won the $29,730 Robert Houston into a football power la E. Lee Handicap at Tropical Park two *hort years waa signed te befora a crowd of 13,083. coach SMU for ten. MOBILE, Ala.; Big Don Bo* aeler put on a one-man power show la leading the South to a 31-T victory over the North In the eighth annual Senior Bowl football gam*. S n w k e y S o /* * NEW YORK: Dennl* Cato, sn "obsecuro" New York Uolvenlty senior, ovehauled Olympic champ Tom Courtney to win the AAU 600 at the 102nd Engineer* Armory. Sunday goal title. lege from set a t the world's amateur Present plans a rt for col­ enrollment upon graduation Salat Leo. By Alan M avtr Your State's M ura may be In its forests! EFFECTIVE is e v e * Jan. 1 ’57. B ee* \ ham Anticipated 70 A MJH B A R ty 9BA90* L £A a Yearly Dividend .. f jM \ . *>:£/> s ru e m a m a o r rue. p er/fto -rn e-B A C K P R /B P ie, MB HA9 AO eacJAL «»•*-< ! PLAYMAKeR. HA9 i e o Txe L e A a d e r t A 9 9 i * r * r re . PA 9 7 4 9eA 9oM 9, 9 e rr/A < s a s e r f R e CORO LA 9T 9BA90A Y/i TH O f2. , AS 9ACOY9) T o o / This sweet, smooth and sassy new Chevy baa its own built-in "dollar* •aver”—America’* favorite six! FIRST FEDERAL Sanford make your gas stops lew and iar between. Like all new Chevies, it brings you a very special sureneie of control This is a quality that just can’t be measured in dollars and cents. Lots of cars that cost lots more just don’t have i t Come in and see how much pleasure we’re passing out these days at Chevrolet prices! Hard to believe It. but this big beauty is a bottom-priced Chevrolet "One-Fifty.” It’s got Body by Fisher quality written all over i t And it has a peppery, sweet-running "Blue-Flame” six under the hood to Big beauty with small-budget ways! It s powered by Chevy’s famous six Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 I NIGHTLY . (except Sunday) POST • T IM E 8:10 P.M. • M A T IN E E S EVERY WED. & SAT. A T 2 P.M. * A* 4 4A IX * Q . i l n l - u I t - s * IIA l» T . a l k H i t . __ a x Wlla T 4I.S V r l l lr U r . 1.4* » Z« ».<• T ran, tr tl.t !•** O ram nnlal I*.*# Q u I n l . U M-31 111 SA_____________ — DON’T ------ * NEW CLUB HOUSE • Glass-enclosed, air conditioned and heated. *Hsatsd Standi ‘All-New Track Jerry Celling, Track Operator *Valst Parkin,: Sorry, No Minora Throw Away Your Tiro Dollars Because Your Tires Am Smooth. Lat WELSH T1RK SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Treads T hat Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. THa “O—J i V 3^oor Ssdox wtifc tody by Rihsiwq— of 30 beautiful now Chavrotets h r ’371 OnfyfrwckUtJ Outvoter iteaters WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd 38 Years In Sanford Salat Leo—The praaett Florida State High School weight lifting m r Ua title holder Is a Senior a t S t Leo h a rt had t m r i loan waa tampered somewhat by Collage Preparatory School where the ana-man shew pest an by Ml he I* In training for the 1837 h—vywright competition. He Is ami fullback Don Bmealar, tha sixteen year old, 308 pound Rich­ Kodaklas' Now 1 draft choice. ard Pobjeeky, non of Mr. and Mr*. "That l - i e l r leaked ra .Arthur R. Pobjeeky of Winter 0oe4” Kuharich “H* Haven, Florida. certainly b at a wonderful poten­ To a tu ia the chem plow hip In tial la iro fc iilw il football * the 118 lb- class. Pobjeeky lifted kaidly naan any Tan glad we bare a total of 133 Iba. la the three U a n u t year.” Olympic lift# of pro—, snatch, and Baaaelar, n Bt-pound fullback, elcan-aad-Jerfc, when ho weighed carried tha ball M times. Ha av­ la a t 183 the. His best llfta today eraged almost seven yards par a t hia pro—a t weight of 308 lb*, carry in racking up a total gs‘ are: press, 333 Iba.; snitch, 229 of US yards, more than half tha Iks.; clean-snd-Jcrk, 296 lb*, for Sooth's total. And this despite an unofficial total of 730 lbs. aooM other yeoman work by inch In the pres*, the mot difficult aa George Voikert of Georgia of tho lift*, the weight Is first Tack, Dal SbofMr of Baylor and lifted to the eh—t, then after * Ed Suttea af North Caroilna. two —eood count, Is lifted over­ Tha M tenter* participating la head solely by the use of tho the game turned profs—tonal with arms and should—*. The weight this appearance. Each of the win Is lifted from tho floor to over­ nar* received $300, while the los­ head In one motion In the snatch. er* were paid ftOO apiece. B o -a ­ Tho weight Is first lifted to the lar waa voted tha outstanding -beet In split or squat style in the clean—ind—Jerk, then over­ Piny—. head by a knee dip and split Pobjeeky fln t started lifting a year and a half ago when he weighed 180 lbs. At that time he was able to lift 120 lbs. over l head. The 6’ 1" teenager now Sanford Junior High moved In­ lifts over 300 lbs. overhead In to their home courts for the first the style known a) tho "continent­ time this afternoon a t 3:30 on the al Jerk”. court* of the high school gym. A member of the Amateur playing host to the eager* from Athletic Union of the United Volusia Junior High of Daytona. States, Pobjeeky has his future Coached by Howard Gordie, the young batketballera opened the STILL THE BEST season with flying colors Just be­ fore the Christmas vacations by 00* dropping the Enterprise quintet C O l/S V 23-11 In their only court appear­ o r rxe ance to date. e o e r o tf This afternoon Is the first home C tL T /C S , appearanec of the 10 same sche­ dule for the Junior High team. 7nf ? * 0 W eekend Sports ! 2 00 Hura r».h t« «» » «" « *" I 1 00 t'-oll.h "l" 4 1# no **" ___ : Flr»<t ■Milnl.U IZ-S* ITT *A 111.1. It Pobjacky Higlt School Weight . 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Tha Doggl# Dinar A Bar, Lak* Mary. —l o st a n d ro u N D CERAMIC T IU I . Paul F Mueller A Son Ph. 164 Free estimate Quality work. PLUMBING Contract and Repair Work OST— Thursday vicinity of 3rd Free Estimates h T im A . ReddUh'brown PekR. L. HARVEY I n g n e » * ! c h i l d ’ a P«L Call 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1621 Mtt-XM. PLUMB1N0 A HEATING hla la a free P*»* to the RIU ieptle Tank Initallatlon A Serv theatre for Fay Wolfe. Exp. date Heater Service, A r c h i e Harriett. Phone 734-W or 1226. J a s . XT. U67. LOat-».C*Ullac hub-cap, vlelnty: 4 |UJP. ant west Ftret. Reward. Pbhba 6. $—FEUOMAL NOTICES Plumbing. Kreiky Heating M. G. HODGES Service on All Water Pumpe— Walla Drilled — Pumps Paola Road, Phone 700 lOLLAWAT. Beapttal aad Baby Bede DaP. Weak, or Mootb- ^ M a t V Theatre for Mr. O. *O. ,heMyera. T el 106 ru ra l tare Center Exp. date Jan. 17, 1*67. lU Weat Flrat St. Wanted young couple or girl to live la home. Private phooe A bath. Phone 6 3S -J. _____ AUTOMOTIVE 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Sell Your Car to ROY REEL SOS W Second S t BOATS AND MOTORS Your Evinruda Doaltr ROBSON SPOSTING GOODS 01 E. 1st St. Phono 2B M M JU\ &! 33F COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB Including: bath fixtures, cabinet sink, water pump, sepUe tank and water heater, approximate ly 223 month. Call, or :ee ui TODAY 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 [J—SPECIAL NOTICES . sjmKiJ F o r Salt: Mld-scason cabbage ' wo bedroom house, large fenced jdant*. Prod Thuraton. Ph. 432lot, ah*de tree*. Will consider lota or acrvsga aa partial down AUTO LOANS 5 5 S v r.sr*d !s;^ BAIL REALTY And INSURANCE Seminole Realty f^e % WASHINGTON Ml - America's first atomic-powered aubaurine, the Nautilus. Is about to be re* fueled for the flrot time now that tt has traveled a recordbreaking 50,000-plus miles over a two-year period. The Navy has decided to rcfUtl the Nautilus to keep It up to peak performance- It presumably could go even further on Its qrlglnal load of enriched uranium, but it would be operating at reduced ef'Icieuey. The refueling process will conxlat of replacing tha present uran­ ium slugs In the ship's atomic power plant. The old slugs prob­ ably will be sent to the Arco. Ida­ ho, atomic last center to dtter* min* exactly how mueh farther the Nautilus could have traveled on the original fuel. It was just about two year* ago that the Nautilus set forth on the flrat atomie-powered voyage In history by going doom tho Thamts River from Connecticut Into the Long Island Sound. Sine* that date, Jan. 17, 1955, the Navy hat built or hat in the planning stage* II more atomic powered craft, Including a giant carriar and a mtsslla cruiser. The Nautilus ha* surpassed the hopes of Its moet ardent backers in performance and rndurance Ju st how far the has traveled la g closely kept aecrtt. but the Navy has said It haa cruised more than SO.OCO mile, much of that dl* tancj submerged. Maytag automatic waibcr, good Completely furnished 3 room PHONE 9X72 far CHERRY condition, $125. Phone 3S6J. ground floor apartment. Hot Real Estate Brokerage - Notary conditi water at all times. 313 Palmetto. 1219 W 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop Duo-Therm Space Heater, 35,000 B.T.U. 38" x 20". Reasonable. Second floor-two room furnished Betters* Opportunity Ph. 2278-J. •PL Private bath. $35.00 per Well established business earn­ month. Phone 1217-W after 8. ing a good llvInR- Sacrifice at 3 uwd Frigldalre refrl*. $49.26 111,600.00 because of Uinta*. A • 1 used Frifldaire refrlg. $3995 56—ROOMS tractive terms. 1 used Frigldalre refrlg. $39.95 1st floor front, newly furn. room, Consult A REALTOR First Hill Hardware kitchen privilege*. Elderly wo­ CULLEN AND HAUKEY 301 E. lit. man. Phone 216-M. IB N. Park Av*. Phone n il 45—BUILDING MATERIALS Robuuan Hand Crafted Furniture ••-W ANTED to"RENT We build, design and rafinish. RED-I MIX CONCRETE Wanted to buy o r leas* 3 bed­ Sew at 912 French, Ph. 33-R. Window Sill* • Lintels edy C raft 14 f t boat, 20 H r room, 2 bath home. Immediate Septic Tank—State Approved otor. Boat complete with top oceupaney. Phone 229-M. PUMPS A SPRINKLER Sand — Cement Mortar Mix id windshield. Also Gator qVQTFMQ Miracle Concrete Co. ail or. F or quick sale $693. This la a free pas* to tho Prairie AU types and fixes, tnatelled 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 hone 3450. Lake Drive-In for Katie Cum“Do It Yourself." mine. Exp, date. Jan. 17, 1931. WK REPAIR AND SERVICE MBTAL ROOFING fBAILEE!___________ Now In itock. J-V U" « T 1 N E kV Crijnp— Crin Machine and Supply Co. in pay TOO tw aee ua before REAL ESTATE Now In stock, 3-V Crimp-* j buy. Open Evenings and 207 W. 2nd B t Pk. B Corrugated — 2H" Corrugated ■t—ACREAGE Oct All Your Roofing Needs at 1R «tel4e Trailer Bade HEATING Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Ten acres axceptlonal tiled land Falalke, Fla. Floor Furnace* A Circulator* Out Weat 13th St. on hard aurface road. W. E. H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. ream House Trailer for aale. Kirchhoff Jr. Phone 303 44-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Phone 1440 chased new thla year. Com­ 200 8. Talk te with combination rofriHAYNES Office Machine Cp* 64-FARM ?. AND GRCYE-S GATUN BROTHERS , , -Typewriters, adding machine* ator, gas range, gas b r a t n beds, dinette A 12 gallon . Dragline A Bulldozer Service Salel-Rintals, 314 Ma«.. Ph. 44 20 acre til* farm. Three bedroom ter tank. S t Johna Realty, Ph. 2232 Qencva. 2496 W. Sanford. house, large barn. A1l equip­ me 1129 or 1079, Sanford. H-rURNITURE-nOUlk.llft.D ment and machinery. Easy ENVELOPES, Latterbtadf, stateterras. Ph. 1393-J. P. 0. Box manta, Invoices, hand bills, aad Used furniture, appliance*, tools, Sbym aiU r Dalux, 34 f t 1134. ete. Rought-sold. Larry's Mart programs, ate. Progreulv* I g wka. Completely modern 26-HOMES ' Printing Co. Phone 40g — 403 331 East 1 st SL Phone 1631. Ith tub and shower. Four ieel electric brakes. Must tall West 13th 8 t FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Five room house with bath and . once. Very cheap for cash, —at Warehouse Prices, visit WELL DRILLING approximately thirteen acres of so camping trailer cheap, BERRY'S W* are experts at as­ Falrbanka-Morae pumpa high hammock land. W. E. in be aeen a t Silver Moon sisting you to secure gracious Kirchhoff Jr. Ph. 306. Repairs to all makes. ■ailer Park, Orange City. good Took* with functional con­ HOWARD C LONG venience. Today's beat boys bi Two bedroom masonry house, SALE— 1238 2-bedroom 207 E. Commercial Ave. nationally advertised furniture kitchen equipped, low down ihau trailer, 22496. Phooe Phone 361 at DISCOUNT PRICES. B l W. payment. Leaving town. 416 (6-XJ. Orange Ave. First SL Phone 1181 foe Even­ This li a free pass to the XIovie* ing Appointment. 17 32* Curttie trailer. Like new, land Rlde-ln for Richard HaluBY OWNER priced to soil. "Lam bert By daw . Exp. data Jan. 17, 1937 2 Bedroom, CB Horn* In Lake the Lake", trailer park. Between SAVE WITH ECHOLS Mary- |6.80O-Terms. Ph. 581-J Grange City A DeLand. General contracting and hauling For delivery: day. fill dirt CUSTOM HU1LT HOMES 14—USED CARS $89.50 muck and top soil. W. D. Hoi $119.50 Swivel Rocker VA-FH A —CONVENTIONAL $119.30 Reellnere ............. $69.60 combe, Phone 1732-M. 147 FORD Convertible, Good con FINANCING $199.30 Sofa Bed Achair $159.00 ditioo. Radio and Heater. Needs SHAD ARE NOW IN $139.50 Bunk B e d s ............$119.50 LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Top. 2133.00. See Rill at Good Guide service every day, aafe LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS year Service Store. boat, two motorv 23.00 per Bookcase Bed A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. hour, mtninlmum of 6 hour*. 2 Double Dresser Phone 1991 1900 Meltonvtlle >40 Ford, m eter hai In party. Phone Larry Aubry Mirrors bad raverae gear. Flrrt $40.00 a t 2654-J. Innespring Mattress Modem 3 bedroom house. Ph. gets i t 2I4LW. Box Spring 131 Naah Statesman 2130.00 DREDGING llody a little rough — good Land filled, beaches made. Joe Large selection of B e a u t i f u l Andrews, Ph. Elgin 7-30U motor. Dinettes at Hugh An»l«r. 121$ Summerlin. Eustls, Florid*. WONDERFUL LOCATIONS ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ,-our c a r la paid for It may be INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Ceraer 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1232 . . . SPLENDID VALUES rorth more than you think on Wn. II. Murray "Hud" llanibergar, Mgr. rude fur a 1967 PONTIAC. 1111 Celery Ave. Phone 1641-M Free Delivery 4 Pontiac 4-door Chieftain Closed Sunday — la — leluxe. 1 4-door Chevrolet EMPLOYMENT 1 4-door Plymouth • SOUTH PINECREST 0 4-door Plymouth 24—IIRI.P WANTED FEMALE • GROVE .MANOR lee Ray Herron at PONTIAC CHOOSE P h o n e 2456 • VALENCIA VILLAS, UeLaad FROM Woman with car to call regularly After 6 p. ra. Pi one 1J4J-W each month on citabli*htd We can qualify you for one of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients in Different color* and designs ami our 1949 Foyd. full equipped. Bargain easy finance plans within 30 completely furnish your living mlaetes. and around Sanford making Phone 6g!*J. room with one of our 100% neccasary deliveries, etc. 3 or 4 Chevrolet 4 door sedan. Pow­ nylon 9 pc. group*. Including: hour* per day. Route will pay er-glide, good condition, 1 own­ Sofa Beil up to $350 hour. Write Studio > F. H. A. er. Must sell, going oversea*. V etching Platform Rocker Girl Co*emetici, Dept 9-1N. 1015 Sanford Ave. Matching Cocktail Chair Glendale, Calif. Coffee Table > V. A. 1961 Oldamobila Super 82, 4dr. Women 16-55. to addraaa and mail Step Table sedan. RAH, hydramatlc. Ex­ our circular* at home on Wrought Iron bmoler cellent. ---------1343. > Service Personnel commission. Write GIFT Fair, Table Lamp 1950 Pontiae 4 dr. sedan. On* (Dept. 4). Springfield, Panne. Sofa Pillow* owner. R e a l clean. ...------ $295 Ash Tray Set H its C h ry e ic r 4dr eoden. Z a ire curb girl, experienced preferred. YOU Complete good for tho moooy — ..... $95. Apply A. A W. Root Beer. 1905 $139. ROT REEL French Av*. CAN 304 W. 2nd EASY TERMS 27—HELP WANTED MALE BUY 16-BEAUTY PAKLOKS Young man interested in learning Mather Of Sanford For all your B a a u t y Need* eheet metal trade. Phone 79. 203 02 1st St. Phone 127 • With confidence when you buy Revelon A Theo-Bender Cosmetics aa Odium A Tudor Horn*. H A R R lE T m BEAUTY NOOK W'anted— Experienced service sta­ tion attendant capable of man Ph. 971__________ 105 So. Oak agrment. Over 25 years of age. • BIG VALUES Salary open, reference* requir­ • QUICK CREDIT BUSINESS DRIVE OUT TODAYed. Apply Box LA % Sanford • EASY TERMS SERVICES Herald. Home* are ready for Immediate WILBON-MAIER 1T-BUILDINU—REPAIRS 3*—WOKE WANTED FEMALE •ccupancy. Now sad Uaod Furnltars PAINTING 311 E. P in t St. Phon* j Esp. rook-housekeeper wishae 5 Ted Burnett ODHAM & day* work or ironing. 706 Bay Electric Singer Sawing Machine for PAINTING Ave. in Blond Console, makes fancy tsoi Grandview Phone 1952-M. TUDOR, Inc. stitches, pick up 7 payment* of 31-WOKKWA.VTED-.MALt $7.33 or will discount for cash, WOOLSEY Cor. Hyw. 17-92 A 27th 84. w rto Credit M inster. P. O. Young man, married. Veteran; Pbents 2100 A 2*W Marin* Finishes Box, 11099, Orlando, Fla. desires poeition with local firm "Builders of Finer Home* For Your Boat General office, salea or Book­ For Florida Uvlog" P ANYTWNGI Just place Senkarik GIaxm and Paint Co. keeping prefered. Mr. Mathcf, tntA Classified sds. Phooe 1321 tor a lU -lte W. 2nd St. Phone 3 * Gao. D*L Sanford. helpful ad-wrtiaf. $179.50 -*3 '"••L Nautilus About To Be Refueled payment. Phone 1134-XJ. AIALXAS CAMELLIAS COST LESS Sew cure before you buy. wo 3 bedroom, 1 bath, CB home. Un­ on AZALEAS. furnished. $700.00 down. Phone Florida S tate Bank have a SPECIAL _______ _ M at 1971. GBAPEVILLK NUESUBY . OF SANFOBO eg—LOTS Grapovfllo A r t . ___ Ph. SOM MERCHANDISE Choice lota In the Mayfair ACMINEEY—TOOLS Area a t an attractive rath 2 need Yeomans pumpa. 200 price. W. E. Klrchoff Jr. Phone 208, GPM — 42 f t head and SB Wo boy aad ten Dead f«nalt*re GPM — 27 ft. hood. 6 HP. 4 lot* totaling SO* a 200', gsoa 1780 RPM, 2 phase, 220/440 V. Just off 6 point* 4k 60 ft. 212100 each. Lew Brothen. QfO POST ea 1742 Ph 2NS-W frontage on highway — county deed, terms arranged. LIVE BAIT RENTALS Hugh Analey, 1913 Summerlin or Phone 1821 and leaTe message Shinara, Bull Heada. Pop Oute S 2-A PT B -M U SR E -R 00M B I Dome, Be where you may be contact­ Mlasoori Mlnnowa o ^ W o m a ed. riem teg Grocery—E. Geaeva Are. WELA1A APARTMENTS: memo private hatha. 114 W. P in t St 87—BROKERS aad RE.U10B8 SEWING MACHINES Avalon Apta. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W $1500 DOWN FOR 3 BEDROOM Neerbl - White HOME. New and Uied Efficiency a p t Kt-way 17-22 So. Total price only $9250. Phone us GARRETTS 323 E l i t S t City Limit*. Sluraberland Court for detail*. Cantcena, cota, aleeping bag*, See Seminole Realty for DeairRobert A. Williams tend, raeia kite, hunting kalvee. able Houses and Apta Phone /T REALTOR Array-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ This it a free pans to the Movie* llayB oiitf L a n d q u la t, ford Ave. land Ride-In for M n. Marion ASSOCIATE Farclla. Exp. date Jan. 17, 1967. Fkeae 1272. Atlantic Beak Bldg. —Factory to you— Aluminum EFFICIENCY Apar.mem Suitable Venetian Bllads for Winter Tourist. Private oath Eneloied head. Sag-proof bottom U shower. Steam heat. Inquirt rail with p in tle code. Plaatie Manuel Jacobson across from or rayon tapes. Cotton or-nylon Poll Office. cord*. Sonkarik Glwa and Paint Co. Small house with all modern im­ 112-114 Wait 2nd S t Phone 320 provement! for rent or sal*. 204 So. Park Ave. — Phone 220 Phone 1390-J. Brand new $33.00 760x15 nylon REALTY CO W.W. tubeless lire. Two year 3 bedroom, 2 bath, unfurnished OZIER l*ure B. Osier, Realtor warranty. For $33.00 cash. Call home. Stove, refrigerator, dish­ Hazel M. Field. Associate 346 after 6 P.M. washer, automatic washer. $123 2601 So Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1369 EVENINGS: 1116 and 710 a month. 1 year lease requir­ 14—APPLIANCES ed. Phooe 2460. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sale 3 rooms, bath, acroened porche*. and service. G. H. High, Oviedo unfurnished. Adults only. No. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO Fla. Phone FO-6-3316 or San pets. Inquire at 2212 Palmetto REALTORS ford 1642-W after 6 p.m. Ave. I90| Park Ave. Phooe 27 or 143 • Turns. Jan. 8. 1957 Pago 7 THE SANKURD HERALD NEW HOME 2 Bedroom house on two lots, two Muck* ouUSdii city limit*, $5,250.00, $1,000.00 down. May Re purchased furnished If de­ sired. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2644 Proneh Ave J. W. HALL* REALTOR Jaheay Walker, Associate "Call Hall" Phon* 1758 Ready to Move Into Largs 3 txxiruom, 2 b t h horns on beautifully landscaped lot*. Wonderful enclosed f a m i l y room, hardwood floor* througho u t-$16600 — • te rm * .. . . litre U a good buy 3 bedroom CB home, excellent neighborhood. Total $9,075 only $50.50 a month. W. H. "BUI" STUMPER Realtor — General Inauror Gny AUan Associate Arlotte Price, Associate Phone 90S or 2122 — 112 N. Park OPEN HOUSE January 5—14 North Shirley East of Mayfair near Lake Oak (had* treo*. large 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, kitchen with buil in oven, itainleaa steel trim m ­ ed, corlon terraizo floor, living room with flraplace and plant­ er. Full dining room, 3 large walk in closata, 4 other rlotcii A h orage, rork floors through­ out, central heating. $22,600. With excellent terms. LARGE ROOMY 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with Florida room on nicely land­ scaped lo . Oak floors, central heat, good closets, indirect lighting in living room, en­ closed carport with utility nud storage. Nearly new. Good neighbors. 118,300—terms. One Commission Head W ill Not Return To Office TALLAHASSE. (FNS) Reliable courses report that only some of the heads of the state govern­ ment's "major" commissions will fail to return to office following the inaugumtln of Gov. Leroy Col­ lins. J. Saxton Lloyd, Daytona Beach automobile dealer, has al­ ready submitted his resignation ns ment Commission due to ill health. New four-year lerm* are likely fo Road Board Chaim an Wilbur E. Jones; Industrial Commission Chairman James T. Vocelle, Motor Vehicle Commissioner Ina S. Thompson, Beverage Director J. I). Williamson Hotel Commix* sionsr Richard Edgerton, Tumplko authority Chairman, Thomas B. Manuel ami all members of the State Racing Commission. Collins has not announced... |i successor to Lloyd's' flosl.' whlch the Glvemor consider* as one of the moat Important Jobs In hla sdminlstrationo - "That's e let e* hntt." sav* Mies J«« •••hi *t Silver S»Hafe. yejhe leat* et e holt hem Bel Mar farm, ee# el she tsrul*«ersH the O^tofcE Solt, JoniMvy 21# ItlT* Mtvttod, Ae m i , Se*N w M M fc Ckerkrer end Ckeeelele* belli so tocledel ln this sale. D A IL Y ACROSS 1. Crown of the head 8. Native of Arabia 9. Man's name 10. SUlrwray post 12. Aquatic mammal 13. Conscious 14. Biblical city 13. Weep 17. Sea eagle 18. Ttrch 20. Thus 31. Caesar's warning data 22. Leaping amphibian 24. Joke 26. Makes stronger 31. Sanskrit CROSSWORD DOWN 1. Lover of country 2. Perform 3. Digits 4. Spanish river (poaa.) 0. Literary acraos 0. Ponden again T. Prlx* 9. Capital (Suits.) 9. Ttlte. »x a knight ll.D n g s 11 Bungltr ' (J ill t 19. Sailor IBrit.) 23. Hated ilL'Hi-JJlIl Ci • • 23. Close lnu.-i!:r! .i " to i 'y r i i j »i i it -u <i i . 37. Nega­ 3T ULTIMO tive rriritjf-.ii** >i reply kj(llh')[.i.' - II 26. Greek (AM l i t t j 21 t letter 29. NUU> TstleHey’e i flea 37. Antlertek 30. Gases Qxedly anim al. a 33. Monk’s UUa 41. Sound, * • a donkey (pi.) 34. Boring tool 46.B tteevs 46. Matm 33. Rascal r TT” TT" T“ W- i:-i’.> i .' m i : j • He M M tllH lM C' i j :o j ‘ t .H v in 1 V school (India) 32. Let It stand (print) 33. False 36. Typ« m.'aaure 3S. Turkish title 39. Tears In stockings 40. Steal 42. Land measure 43.8Isa of typ* 45. Speak 47. Cut 48. Wla* men 49. Anxrhlsta BO. O r 1 of,- 'J u»f:ir.< nr 1" ^ a j TT" vr 7T- • J tt ir* _ Mew j. Tr 31 M j « TT 1 ~ 1 I TT TT ?r 1 1 1 . •V 7T^ ir i; 2 30 >• isistluoPaiBisi King Ranch Cattle W ill Be Shown A t State Fair TAMPA, (IN S'-T he famous King Ranch of Texas, devdopmof the Sintn Gertrudl* breed of cattle, will show Its cattle at the Flurida State Fair fur the first time in February. As a feature attraction of (he Fair, which will run from ,l«n. 29 through Feb. 9, 13 top animats from the King Ranch show string will be on exhibition, but not in competition. King Hunch cattle are never entered In competition. Some on animals wll ho in the Santa Gtrtrudis competitive show, however, which will be both tho national show for Santa Gertrudis Breeders International and the top open Or Interstate show of the Fair. MRS. C lA R I BOOTH! IU C I, funner U.S. Am bassador to Italy, s y * u matters over with her successor, James D, Zellerbach of San Fran« cuco. Meeting look place at the State Department la Waihlngtost. 1500.00 d o w n — $50.00 inn. HORSE THIEVERY THING Living room, dlntng room, kitchen OK PAST equipped, 2 bedroom 1 A bath, PIIILLIPSBUItO, N. J. Mi — shad* A fruit trees Frame. Horse thievery apparently ii a thing of the pa it In New Jersey. 11000.00 down — $10,500 The Mansfield Vigilante Society Uvlog room with dining arcs, 2 formed 90 years ago to guard bedroom*, oak floors, ceramic against hors* thieves, voted Sat­ tile bath, car porte, utility A servem-d porch. Equipped with urday to disband because of a attic fan, heater, stove, and re­ lack of buiiness frigerator. Traffic experts say tha United ROSA L. PAYTON States will have 3,300 miles of Registered Real Estate Broker . toil rosd* by 1*37. Phone 2871 17-92 at IliawathaJ A. B. PETERSON Broker Associate*: A. B. Peterson Jr.. P. J. Cheaterson, Garfield WUIetU, John lloltch and 1L W. Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. 116 N. Park Ave Phono (129 IF IT IS REAI. ESTATE ask Crumley A Montclth at 117 South Park Phon* 772 FASHION MODIl Dovlma U shown at the U.S. Immigration end Naturalization Service In New York as she reminds non-cltitena |)ot to forget to report their addresses to the Government during Janu­ ary. The U.S. Justlca Department has provided a simple m ethodlor aliens to comply with the law. They can register at any post ofllca. Thla la a free pas* to the Pralrio Lake Drivo-In for Jfrt. Marie Cockman. Exp. date Jan. 17, 1957. BILLS BARD TO PAT? Sell things yau're t&rougb w i t h through Want Ada ter CASH. Call IttL Classified Ditplas T ide slim, lovely eltalr I* pert o f ■ n -v (reap in g called L u im U . As Iso lu a ie implies, tho furniture he* a dtridedly O riental Qj«or. Is U avsllehle in butlernul brewn fini.li on oak. Ttie *e..l of tho ehelr U v o i t e cent, e deroieliio slouch which I* very populee. - - " U t BUILDING NEEDS K2489 s n a g coNcmEPipE£&M �i * - ■'.-'ST.-'* r ^ r — .« »*toJ >■ ?■* Hunter Shows Up After 3 Months POM Of 1M T O IIM iil u •.. .VIATIC MNATOCS are shown m they met at the Capitol Id Waihln*tan altar MM opening ot the Uth Comram. Id tha group (1. to r.) are: Senator* George Smathen (Pta.), AS; John r Kennedy (Maas.), SS; Trank Church (Idaho), S3, and Russell B. Long (La.), « . 40,200 Persons Die In Traffic Accidents In '56 CHICAGO m — The Nnttoeml SgfMp Coanefl k** reported • n r e«N 49J08 pertoai wore killed In m ffle teeklent* la ISM. the great•at daughter on tho nation’i highn r * hi IS je o n . And the conned added a grim •renting that there la no Indica­ tion tho roekleai train* tod win alackao la tho M r future. Tho council, which tabulate* traf Ho doatho and aecldonU acroea tho nation, laid laot year’* toll brofca the pm iooa record ot 38.9M daotta. aet to IH1 II laid figure* aleo ihow tho ratio of traffic deatha per mil* adB ta climbing, indicating more dfcootaaai twoorta will bo *oi to tho fStUlD. •' M Set* Becerd Tho eouncH'1 announcement come 00 tha beola of the w ont holiday traffic camag* to hlatory. An alltim* holiday roeird at TI3 deatha waa reeotdod ta tho nation during tha Chriitmaa weekend and UiU waa followed by a New Year*! weekend record of 413 fatalities. Tho total of 1,134 deaths also was a record foe the combined week An IndlcetloD of tho Increasing teeth rate on th* highways ws* la th* feet the 19S3 traffic toll srae M.4S , or shout 1,700 under last year. Tba fatality rata showed an In­ crease to every month of ISM n cept October, the council said Hi* October decline broke a string of IS etralght months la which th* toll showad a steady increase. November Deatha Jump Council officials hoped the Octo­ ber slump would help prevent a now record for th* year, but No vember traffic deaths killed 3,700 p*T*eoa for a 4 per cent Increase ovor November, 1938. The council said all hope* of kaeping 1038 off th* record books as th* bloodiest In history disap­ peared wHh th* November toll. A United Pro#* eurvey showed at least U states le t trafife death records In 1*38. They were North Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana, Geor­ gia, Florida, Missouri, Arixona, liouietana, Iowa and California. 2 Companies To Go Ahead With Gas Pipeline In State WASHINGTON, (FN S)-Offlriali of two pip* line companies have stated they will go ahead with the $1!0 million gas pipeline in Florida despite conditions Imposed by the Federal Power Commission. In a three ta two declelon th* FPC ha* anthorired th* Houston Ttvas Gas and Oil Corp. and the Coastal Transmission Corp. to construct and operate a natural gas pipeline from the Gulf Coast to Florida. Rut th* commission said that within .V) days th* com­ panies must ''eliminate a number of objectionable features relating to traffic and methods of financ­ ing the project.’* Officials of the two companies said th* conditions imposed can and will be met. Under th* pisn submitted to th* INVESTMENT SERVICES feel that Ui* stock market ha* reached bottom and ia da* for an upsurge. W* rcroiuturod the purchase of TELEVISION ELECTRONICS FUND and believe that la Ibis field opportunities for advancement and earnings are outstanding. Phone us collect or writ* for fell Information. Stan Comstock Established over 20 rears In Orlando IIIS CONWAY ROAD Phone Orlande 3-803* UADttt OS IMI lists CONCUSS chat outside tha While Uosw* In Washington, where they eret with President Eisenhower and Seeletary of State Dull** concerning Middle East foreign policy. Th* President asked Republican and Democratic support of a declaration “serving notice that the United States will resist any Communlto aggression** In the are*. Shown (1. to r.) are: Sen. William T. Knowland (R-Callf.), Senata minority leader; Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn (D-Tea.)j Sen. Lyndon Johnson (D-Te*.), Senate major­ ity leader, and Rep. Joeeph W. Martin, J r , House minority leader. COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Incomes, Low Work Weeks In South AYNOR, S. C. W — A 34-yeir old cotton gin and tracking firm operator who s t a r t e a t on a squirrel hunt three months ago and ended up “ wandering and wondering'* wtthn a m n e s i a , raturned home Sunday for a belated Christmas dinner with tils family. Francis M. Altman went Into the Santee swamp Oct. 31 to hunt squirrels. He turned up to Mont­ gomery, Ala., nearly 300 miles away, Saturday, penniless and seeking help. Police said he went to the state employment office there. Altman told authorities he didn’t know who he waa, but consented to have hie fingerprints taken. The FBI matched them trth a set Altman had taken while he was a merchant seaman. After the FBI Identified him, a eall was put through to Altman's hdme her*. Police said be “broke down and started remembering things’* when he talker! to hia small daughter on tht telephone. Altman waa flown to Charleston for a tearful reunion with his family, and the family celebrated Christmas 13 days late. “ Remembering my family and seeing them again was the great­ est thing that ever happened to me,” Altman said. "There are still a few things I don't remem­ ber completely, but a t I am as­ sociated with things, I start to re­ member." He said the last thing he could remember was that a copperhead snake bit him on the ankle while he was hunting and “ I remember cutting the wound open and suck­ ing out the poison.” UNPREPARED TOR FISH ALDEN, Mleh. W — Peter Smith, 15, waa caught unprepared when he snared a muskellunge while ire-fishing. He had to rut a bigger hole In the Ice to order ta pull the 30-ineh, 35-pound fish through. ' «« M APlfSi Seeety, teeeSy everywhere. Addle* edditteael therm ta heew Mfwl Caribbean Gardens with let celerfelly plumed Mrds, e ad e ie t k tropical plane* and Hewers, rbi* feared attract!#* now provides beautiful (iris whs sa t as aeldae In these te e ria f the eerdeas. They ere lell I* ri*M)i l e r f * Siena, Judy Tehee, M eila* Christie*, Janies Camps end Gari N A They mad* their dehat reesatty w hes Caribbean Garde a t owner. Jellies Flelechmen* sn tsrtsla ed s t epen haws*. New th* ewsttie* Is, what shag these ewlde* ha called? Charm Guides. Caribbean Qutene. W hat da Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G M E ! — ly WIUIAM « in — Central P n n W r lttr THE EARTH satellite Van­ guard, to be launched next year, will be gold-plated, th* manufac­ turer reveals. In vlsw of th* mil* Hens these things coat—It figures! 1 I I On# of Ike rivals o/ n Danin, fin., /cs/lreJ tree a tomato toot­ ing confer!. And ire tkongkt tko political campaign ended a month •go! f f I front*, neat t* th* If. L, Is new J wafer's feverit* reentry. That na­ tion, beginning Jan. I, will hen all homework lor scheel hid*. ! I I This year's grand champion steer of that International LiveStock show sold for n record $20,397.50. H is b utcher, declares F .E .F ., could p a y th a t w holesale a n d i tl l l tu rn a n e at profit— ju d g in g b y looks o f the F -fsm lty w eekly g ro c e ry b u d g e t ! ! ! Jfnout glee* the lazy tuharbanile one rf(afflict advantage—It makes everybody's front faint look the earn*. ! f ! Youngsters should remember, advises Orandpappy Jenkins, that lha surest raut* to lasy Street It the hard way. ! ! f M en's h e a d g e a r to be of g a y e r hues, pred ict* one fashloneer. H e re a fte r, a fellow who ta lk s th ro u g h h is h a t may qualify as a c olorful sp e a k e r. ATLANTA HR-TX* U. 8. D f psrtment of Labor h*» reported that 1938 was a year of rising income* and lower work weeks throughout the growing industrial Sooth. Brunswick A. Bagdon, regional director of tho Buraau of Labor Statistic*, said average weekly earnings of manufacturing pro­ duction workers In the South rote from $81 to 164.98 from October 1953 to October 1938. Over th# same period, the i d age work week was cut by almost one hour whila average hourly earnings increased by 13 cents. Bagdnn said the past year was one of “high level economic acti­ vity throughout th* Sooth* with the troubled textile Industry on# of the few dark spots In the eco nomic picture. Trade and service Industrie* led 'the expansion of non-ftrm work­ ers to the South, reflectnlg a rise in consumer purchasing power. Bagdon said the growth of su­ burban shopping eenters produced steady expansion in the number of retail trade and service estab­ lishment*. Some other year —end review facts reported: 1. Metal working industries led the advance In the South’* factory employment. 3. The textile industry had a poor year, with employment de­ clining over most of the year. 3. The trend In the growth of finance, insurance and real es­ tate businesses continued. 4. Non-farm employment in the South was due to show an all* Legal Notice sn T itr. o r i s n ' s i , wf.r t im j Tha Annual M a .tln c of th * m a m b a r s of lha F lr.t F*»f«rsl B a v in * . a n d !.n*n A M o cItllo n of •Samlnol# C o u n ty w i l l h# hold s t t h * . o f f i c e o f th * A s so c ia tio n . 11* Ida. o n W o < tn .« U y J a n u a r y t*. \Ve«t F i r s t S t r e e t . S a n f o r d . F l o r HIT a t s n m. itoiam ond C h a p m a n Secretary-T reasurer MOVIE SHOWN MINUS CLIMAX CHICAGO «R— A local tetevlJon station was swamped with complaint* Saturday night when It failsd to show the ellmsx of the movie “'Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.” The station sad tba final reel accidental! was not placid ta the projector. Th# entire film waa reshown Sunday night. The earliest known calendar la history wa* the Egyptian calen­ dar established n| 4341 B.C. time record to December 1*38. 3. Lumbering employment show ed a downward trend to 1938. -MAGNIFICENT PROMISES ARE AL­ WAYS TO BE SUSPECTED” * M A ether's l i n t he low) Thera appeared to be a jrrowinjf tendency toward advertising seemingly low bargain prices by certain radio, televiaion. and doorto-door salesmen. Tha pro­ ducts they sell are usually made by a m anufacturer unknown to you, or new­ comers to drug m anufact­ uring. Before buying auch med­ icines or vitamins, make certain these magnificent promises are true. Only a pharmacy is licensed, and regularly state Insjiecteri, to protect you. Usually the prices we charge for com­ parable quality are less. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. CDr. US A MagnoRa -Q isutlae h* Plehlmoon 1ft* OoevrtehS K ill Emotion M ay Produce Spots Before The Eyes ly MIMAN K. BUMOIHM, M.D. YOU may not actually “see red" substance which Alla I t Th* vast when you are angry, but you may majority of these specks are the see spots. jremain* of whit* cell* which beThoe* Boating specks or llttl* come detached from th* eye's halr-JIke curlicues which most of Interior membranes. Th* dsnser us see before our eyes a t some spots usually corns from broken Uma or other may be temporary!blood vessels, minute chemical precipitations _ caused by some violent emotion, i0 ®** t-uusoe If you are nearsighted, or have Not Unusual 'astigmatism, you are much more Chances are you might have nke|y t0 U9 Utrie ipeckJi and noticed them while seated In a they are more likely to remain dentists chair having your teeth with you. But If you a rt aUll fixed. It a not unusual because young or middle-aged, and are In such a situation sometimes pro- pretty good health, they probably d**®** * c#ttoln amount of fear. jwon’t came any great annoyance. Thaas sp o ta—we call them , stIU, If these spots appear sud•vUreoua opacities —might also denly, and remnln for any length b* the resulted lowered physical 0( time, It's a good Idea to see an condition or high blood pressure. eJ9 doctor. May Be Old Aq# question and answii Possibly It Is old age creeping A. R.: What causes a person to up on you. Then, again, It may be a dwarf? mean something serious. Dctucii-1 Answer : T h e r e are many ment of the retina, for example, causes for a person not growing might be Indicated by a large spot to proper sire, or a cloud of Ane dust-llke par-1 On* type may suffer from chontides before the eyes. jdrodystrophy, a condition affectCoarser spota sometimes mean Ing the cartilages In th* body In a serious rheumatic or tubercular which they do not grow properly. Infection, an Inlury to the mem- Other types evidently are heredlbranes of th* eye or even an ab- lary. cessed tooth. | Dwarfs are not prem ature These spots, or curlicues, which babies. Certain types of Individappear to dart about In front of uals may be abnormally short beyour vtslon actually are floating cause ot disturbance* of the Inside th# eye In the Jelly-like glands of Internal secretion. The • p*«**nf*r Country Squire Tho 8 pataangar Country fad an Tha 9 pa atan g ar Country Tumbleweed, a prairie pest, was FPC, the two companies will lay about 2600 miles of main line and introduced to th# United Stales lateral pipelines front Texas and from Russia in flax seed Import­ Louisiana gat fields to points m ed about 1875. Florida. Legal Notice HKPOIIT o r CONDITION o r •TIIM lirillCNN ii \ Mi n r OVIK DO* o r n \ n . n o i> t iih v r u i : o r r 1011111% %p T tir m .qm : o r m m m .hh o s 11. Aft*KT* C.’sinh. b a U n c t e w ith o t h e r hunk* Iru*Lulling reawrve b a l A n r i i . i l i . S H in inO m i h Item* In jsr.irenn of r u l i r c l l o n ... Jvi.lu 44 L'ntt«4 G o v e r n m e n t nl»ll* *tl«-na d i r e c t *nd c u a r i n t * * ! ». 80.711 08 ObllHfttlnni of H U I m And poiUlCftJ * •* llvUton* ____ ____ _ O th « r bond* not#*A and i L h e n i i i r o ............... — ____Nona C o r p o r a l * a t o c k a ( I n c lu d in g t .Nona «tock of F a d a r n l r TT-.— Non* lta»arva ll.m k) - Sil.SSVU Ivoan* and ill»count« <in c lu d in g I n<>na o v e r d r «(••) . .........— flan k f>r«*inl*aa o w n ed SIS,713.on f u r n i t u r e and fix tu re* 31,181.08 Jl.7in.nn iil.i nk nreinUan nwnad a r a au b jacf to I n n n a liana not a u u m i i l bjr l U n k l ftaal a a t a t a o w n ad o t h e r t h a n h a n k nram laaa ---- - _ 1.31S08 Invaatnianta a n d oth»*r a a a e t i I n d lra c tlp r a p r a i e n t l n y h a n k Nrtna premlaea .»r n t h a r r e a l e«tata C u a to m o m l U b l l l t y to thla b n n k «»n ac o v p tu n r c a o u t s t a n d i n g _____ Non# Nun# O l h a r auaRta ............ .. ___ 1233.371 O T O TA L AHEKTtl I I % lill.irift:« H am and den nalt* «f I n d l v l d i i i h . o A r ta ra h lo i and co r 1.101.418 01 M ritjo n i ............................. ........................... .......... T im a d ao o ilta o f In dlvld uala u a r t n a r t h t p a and r o r p e e a - tl9 .8 JI.II t l o i a im— ....... ............ ............— ......... Dapoalta of L 'nltad b t a t a a «]»*%a r n m a n t / I n c l u d i n g o o atal U T llfl) 1 ■...■■ ........... ..................... neuSMin------. . . ---------_ 7J.n|4 84 PaDoalla of Mtataa an d I 'u lltlc a l aubdlvlalona ................... . ftlJ.117.81 17.318.71 P ap o sfta of b a n k a .............. —................... • I I I 14 OSbar dapfialta I r c r t l f t a J an d .fflctri* c h r : k a . c t f > TOTAL DMPOftl 1 I 2 8IT.TII !« Illlla p ay ab la. rad laco u n ta. and o t h a r l U h l l l t l- a for bo rro w ad Nona MOIfiV M o r tg a p a a or o t h e r llena. t N o n a on b a n k p r a m iie a aa S nona •Vo.. on othar real n u l l Acceptance* a x a c u l t i l by o r fo r a c c o u n t of thla b a n k and --- . M»«* o u t« tN n d ln a ........... ................ ............................................. . . a.somt* O t h a r lia b i l i t ie s a.ssn.stJ.]* TOTA I, l . l A I I t t . l T I t : * _____ _ C A I - i r . l . At t i l l AI « C a p it a l ____ ■ s u r p i u . ------- T i.e te .s e U ad lv ld « 4 p r o u i t ____ ___ - ■ lt.lte.st I t M a r v * . l a n d r* ilt-m « ni n n - m in l for o r a f . r r a d c a u l t a l l _____»..,<) |> T O TA L CAPITAL. A C C O U N T S _________________ ___ H J.u S) IS TOTAL l .l AII11.ITIKS ANO C A P I T A L ACCOUNTS _____ 1 .:1 1 ,K I <) T h l . b a n k '* c a p i t a l c n a a i . t a of: Common .lock with total par vain* of 1)0.000 «# Representing: ALLEN A CO. Lakeland, Florida —• — Member: Midwest Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade THE SANTORO HERALD Part 8. Tu«*. Jrjl 8a 1957 '56 Year Of Rising X I.H ull . Mi S Amato p l a d s - d o r a t . l e i i o d t a aacu r* Uabllltloa a n d for o i h .r p u rp-*.* . . .. ........ . ____ ______ 100. 0010 * I. C h . r l * . O. Mh.rrar, vie* p r a . l d . n l o f t h . a b n v a - n . m a d b a n k , do o o l . n m l y . w e a r t b i t th o a b u v o o t n t o m a n t L tr u * a n d t h a t It fu lly a n d c o r r . e l l y r a p r a a a n u th * I r u a o t a t * u t l h a M v r r a l m a l l a r . h - r . l a «oat o l n . d a n d oat f o r t h t a t h * b a i t o f m v h n o w l r d a - and b .t laf. C o r r a c t —A l t a . O i ' l l .Itl.K K a . h i t A F F K K O. R. tTLONTS R. F W j l U U L C R Jr . Dlractor* C. B LKK W O. K I L B E R B lit* a t F lo r id . C ounty of S .m lnnla S w o r n la a n d a u b . r r l b . d b a f n r . m* t h l . i l h d a y o f J t a . H I T . a n d I h a r a b y r o r l l f y t h a t I a m n u t a n o f IL -a r o f thin b a n k . W. .} I. a w t o n . N o ta r y I’ublio N o t a r y P u h l l a S l a t , o f F loylda *t U r * . . Sly eom m lMlon a i p I r M May I t , 1)07. U a s d a d b y U i . a B o a d U f l o . u i . o c . Co. rn* irai R.noh W**an Th* SmmHW.S.S FIVE N EW FORD glamour wagons tong, low and loaded with G o ! . n i v t it to the nation wsgan !?sd?r o n u le the big station wagon news for '571 And wliat news! U igom so big. so lull of rme car |irt-siige that you'll wonder how it can be done at low Ford prices. U nder the f r ont hinged hood you'll rind new power—Six jxiwcf!— V 8 power!—pun ed tn ai lion power. Inside you'll find more titable loadspace. And the w raparound liftgale gives you greater loading ease. If your choice is the 9 passenger Country Squire, you'll be proud to pull up at the finest places in this new glamour wagon with its smartly distinctive wood like trim. If your needs call for a A-passenger station wagon with four doors, you'll love die new Country Sedan. When you fold die rear seat into die lloor, you'll find there's almost nine feet of loadipare — neatly a foot m ort than ever before. T here's still another I door Countiy .Sedan. It lias the extra third seat for ^passenger room. And. at in all Ford wagons for '57, you have the new single-control handle which ojiens both the wrap-around litigate and tailgate with one motion. Aiul they can't be opened ftom inside! T here’s good news, too, for fans of Fold's celebrated Ranch Wagon. T his 6 passenger, 2 door model fea­ tures Ford's new suhdued tones, the last word in modern decor. And when it comes to quiet, there's no wagon like Fold wagons! In the wonderful way that Ford can take a fine thing and make it even f i ner, the Del Ri o Ra n c h W agon goes a ste p b ey o n d th e Ranch Wagon in style, fabrics and trim, l i brings you 2 door, 6 passen­ ger wagon life at its besL Better see for yourself-and soon. Take a Ford wagon for a spin. You’ll agTec that for styling it'* a sweet­ heart . . . for work and power, it's a nimble, obedient slave! Mew ‘SJ tordi kart toofkeit l U i f ise (fWie la Wiferyf tho 'll fo r* broke l i t nstVyiil so* kitum o o n rK ar«t tram I krio/ntltr to M.900 ■wlos M B o n vn il.. U til, in Dio evMt se«l|« iMt lo tutomottv. kiaory. far SOW) fndys. to * 'll r o ll lf « r i|.J r<»f !0 ; In * 101 npk rwpoctlysty. tM i limo n d irM M f.t ib * t . . . the SMItvU r i Ijrm co fori d til Dm.' A«k for Your FORD STATION WAGON Action Test Today STRICKLAND-MORRISON. Inc. 308 K. 1st. SL I’h. 204 �l r Y our H erald Is N at Dtli*cr«d Hy 6 P. M. Call 1831 B e lo r t 7 P. M. • I SANFORD, FLORIDA 1HS %VOLl!ME XLV1I AX mDSPKNDKNT DAILY N lW SP A P tK Top News In Brief WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1957 United Tret's Leased Wire NO. 174 Gatchel Is Named City s New M a y o r • PARIS — Premier Gay Mollet warned Algeria rebel* and th« United Nation* today that •'ra n e e “ will never abandon Al­ g e r ia “ VIENNA JP — Hungarian hope* of breaking the shackle* of the Stalin-type dictatorship of the Soviet puppet regime may depend on India ami Communist Chine R'cstcm observers laid today- New Board Takes Over Last Night Musical Program Scheduled Tonight For Hotel Guests WASHINGTON W — A group of Northern senator* seized on • art of an advisory opinion by Vice President Richard M. Nixon today for a new and probably doomed attempt to curb filibust­ ers. Comm Lv<ioncr David Gatcho. was named Mayor n( the City of Guest* at tlio Mayfair Inn and Sanford ns a new Hoard of San­ HOLLYWOOD W — Famed Cri­ friend* of the talented young lady ford City Commissioner* took ovei minal attorney Jerry Giesier serv­ will huve the opportunity tonight the rein* of the city last nlgtd ed notice today that he and bis of hearing t2-year-old Allyson at approximately 9 o'clock. client. Marie McDonald, are dis­ I-ee in her fins! hv-al appearance satisfied with the way authorities Nominated by Commissioner F. before leaving early Friday morn­ are investigating the case of her I). Scott. Catchd'.* election to the ing for Rirmingham, Ala. her fu­ kidnapping. honorary office was made unan­ ture home. imous when Commissioner Merle •MAYOR DAVID t.\T i 111*1. performs his first nfflrial art last night The young pianist -cored sueh U IT..PEST d i c t a t o r when he slgnrd a resolution praising John Krider for hi* outstanding a tremendous hit on her first ap­ Warner aiked that the board'* ac­ Priemier Janos Radar opened a work a* a City Commissioner (Staff Photo) tion be made unanimous with th« pearance at the New York Giant's new campaign of terror against changing of hi* vote resort hotel two weeks ago that indicting 11 patriots for publishing Warner nominated commission Manager Frank Mobane Jr. pre­ and distributing free newspapers vailed upon her to return for her er A. L Wilson for tha Mayor’s after the Nov. I at.n by the farewell concert which will take petition. Soviet army. place in the ball room at 9 o’clock Gatchel, 32 has served one yeai tonight. on the Board of Commissioner* WASHINGTON U* — douse Sharing honor* with the little anil has another year to tervt Democratic leaders gave priority pianixt will be the Triple Trio following his Mayor’s term. Wludy today to • substitute for the of the Seminole High School Girls’ Eisenhower Doctrine written J v Commissioner Scott, In hi* nom Clee Club In a group of vocal CON'f.KAf Ul.ATIO.YS VIH. t'HAIIt.M \N! Fretl Dy-on I* congratulated on hL election a* Chairman an unidentified prominent former selections. Member* of the Triple id the Po-rd of .Seminote Con id* Cninm lsslnners yesterday. County Attorney .Mack N. Cleveland Jr. at inatlim of Gachel stated "I hop* TALLAHASSEE iU> Gov. U government official. The substi­ Trio are: First .Soprano*. P a t1 right i* shown shaking h.in’s with the nr** chairm ns. t enimisslonrr B. C. Doth! Is on the left. (Staff the Icgislatipe delegation will al­ tute. only 54 words long, would Roy Collin*, the banner-flapping' low the people to eleet the raayol Harrington, Diana Fleischer, Kay I Photo) declare only that the United Stutcs and hoopla of inauguration bchint in the future." Jenkins; Second .Sopranos. Carol stands ready to fight, if necessary, Actual votinr took place wit! Nutt. Sylvia Price and 1-ois D . i P I * ^ 1 1 to protect the Middle Ka*t from him, today sank hi* teeth into the an open ballot with Commlssionei Ranncuu The three alto, are gritty question uf when the Legis­ Communist aggression. Scott easting hi* vote for Gatchel Ann DavU, Shirley Anderson and ’ lature .should lake up u now con-. Commissioner Warner voting no Iri.s Causey. Nancy Cash aasiata •tituUon, major goal of hi* ad- I (A>mmis»ii>m*r Gatchel obtaining ' ils the accompanist for the gmwip ministration. ami Commissioner lligginbothan The temperature in Sanford i» Manager .. .........._____ __ ___ Mebane extend* an invoting for Gatchel. Collins sat down with legisla­ rising these days a* the HIGH! vltation’ to ail who desire to h e a r1 tive leaders to discuss whether FEVER LOLLIES gets into the the musical program, City Attorney William C. Hut­ th t proposed new state charter swing of things. This ailment will chinson determined that Gatchel be tieatcd with fun and gaiety. wa* elected. WASHINGTON o r - The United should be piesontcd to the Lcgi*. The Hoard of Governor* of the taluro nJ thp first of noxj yvHntf'i Gatchel, on hia election said *1 The Sanford Do-t *nd Ski Club WASHINGTON 4 B Defense Stairs has sent cifcitt Hungarian, regular session, before the "■<- Seminole Memorial Hospital met f h f l o u / C appreciate the honor anil trud will be host to an out-of-town| Department officials aaitl toilay lo-lay to dlseuaa plans for the -H -W b r f U l C b l C U refugees hack to Austria for giv­ <:-u ra- after it. that you have bestowed on ml ipeakrr at it* meeting Thursday the Unitul Slates will rely on Us ing fake information to immi­ tonight It goes without saylni .■tenting with iho governor were FOLLIES which will b«> presctueU ni*!!'.* "i ‘ 'lM present military forces, rallicr Senate President-dciignatr W. at the High School Febiuary 8 that I will uphold the dignity of gration official <. Mrgil Elder, of St. Poteriburg. ' WASHINGTON tp and 9. The producer of the CarD* _— The IUnit George A. Speer Jr., Sanford the office. All I tuk I* that th* Secret ary-Treasurer of the Fifth ' han “ ‘P1’’' 1- 1 P°llco The Justice Department an­ A. ShniuU of Gainesville; House S p c n 7 ^ . w n a 7 e " T ,y T ’ ! H»l IIIGH FEVER FOLLIES will 1*1 State* ha, Protested at least region of the American I'ower lone, to buck up the ELcnliower Attorney, wa, named yestviday j commission a* a whole, the five n o u n ced the action late Tuesday of Starke; Sen*. Merrill Marbcr, urrivo Jan. 31, and plan* arc being ! f ‘,,r ,lm r* ’ r , l ! ' 1’3.” j as u member of the Board of Dir- of us. cnoporate toward the bet* for the kiddle East, as Itep. Francis E. Walter ( DP a ) Vr»* IJesc*', rn«l '). C i'curcc,. la id* »« f tir .nowintion will run '!rl. Na‘ , ' . a* ,!n' , * y 'Ju „ 'i* “ . Boat Association will address the1Doctrine . . .......... . „ rn .t.i in, i ■e* (or,* uf the Sanford AlLbtlc’Na-! U'rmeut of Sanford." organization ’ . of *e* f ' n J xct'Hed ciiu< god that many Hungarian Paiatka; Rep. Malloty Horne, enioolhiy after Ids arrival The . . . ..... ihmaJ Ha.if, Prior In thn election of tht Elder will fie in Sanfoid .o.' . today. refugees ilmltled to the United' Tallahassee, ut.d Circuit Judge: Pntron Committee m et yesterday ' Ve l,la,,nm# put It: » c Speer will fill Hit vacancy cau*. Mayor, Commissioner John Kridei The latest protest was uni,I,- to row for tlie purpose of cxntninlt'i " S t a t e s did not receive the Wallace Sturgis, Ocala, chairman at H,e home oi Mrs. Itobe rt S. N'n-ser last week in Calr i by U. S. the lake' front and water fa ill- , n ' c *,ipT |"to military forced j rd by the death of the late R. W. wax ptenanted a resolution to* thorough screening which the law of the Constitutional Advisory Stone, General Chairman of the Ambassador Raymond Hare, who tie* that may tiring peed hoist iw*v to carry out miy tli-cksiott >F^ste*. j hi* "outstanding sendee to SanCommission which Is drawing up FOLLIES. Mr* C. It. Cole of Gen- ha* been arguiing against anti- races hack to Sanford. he helped write require*. ti„, political leader* wish to muke." stockholder* approvnl un forsl". He wa* also presentesl I ova and Mr*. It. W. Jack-on are Jewish activities in Egypt for "If Sanford is chosen for the.-h ih.-nr„r in ‘h» capilol Mm/, of i silver tr*y In recognition of hi* The refugees were the first to the document. A special session of the l.ogis- Co-Chairmen of the committee. more than six weeksra<iM it could he a great .iss.-t.” 1 P U f the bank from $200.01X1 to $250.- j service. be returned to Austria »lncc thou­ Mrs. Roliert Conn, who write* The State Department bolives declared officials of the loe.,1 club. '" ,y |jrSo‘*c*1° ^deployment of ooo by tho issuance and sale of CommUefonera Merle Warner. sands began arriving by plane laiure after the regular .<cseion, which starts in April, was recom­ “Conning the New,” will do the that more than 4.00*» Jew* already ‘This would be an annual affair fwvce into the Middle Euat to act new stock. newly elected to his office ana during the Christina* season. publicity for tho FOLLIES, in the mended by Pear.e and Conner. have “ left" Egypt since the at d-awlng drivers and racing onthu- a "police force", there may be In th* annual meeting of Gus Commissioner Earl Higginbotham, Tint advisory commission also j ubsence of .Mr-. K. J. Mill*, who tack on Egypt by Israeli. Rritish ,|asta from a|| over th« stale and some strengUieuing ot U. S. units ,J"anl o( plrector* ye*ter- reeiecteil to the office, were iworm is still in Europe. suggested this. anil French forces. Most of these, i;i(l imith,” they said, lay afternoon, U wa* reported by Cily clery |j N< Sayer. ill the vicinity, such us the tilh According to club official*. ,vHut Collin* pointed out this On the Ticket Committee, the wets deported. Rut somo left that deposit* of the hank had in creased $5i)3,70d.tk5 in 1950. would be putting the “curt before chairmen ate Mrs. L. A. Ander­ Egypt on the'r own ini'.xtlvc, be oral of the city and county offi­ Fleet in tho Mediterranean. iieving that the* would have to cial* a* well ns • e Defense official' said if there Savings, it wa# al o reported r* of the WASHINGTON IT - T h r e e the horse,” since the regular ses­ son and Mr«. r. J. Kilrlinc. Co-chairman of the Talent do so sooner or later anyway Hi*minole Count,' niticr of were an attack of tits* Middle Ka-t by the hank's president, II. J. former turncoat soldier* have sion will consider dozens of chang­ During the |*«t two week* or Itauman. are increasing due to the • “ -ret, ha\» Iv Invited |o file.) suit against the government es in law* basctl on the present Committee are Mrs. W. F. Flem ­ so, officials said, 'iicre have been attend tomorrow night’s nit-eting. which required only air power to increase in interest rate* to three Constitution, which would be su­ ing and Mrs. Janies Guy. They to recover about Sll.ooo in back pay ami allowances while they perceded by the new document. have announced tiiat on the 21st Indication* that N user may he Tin- club officials Said today support the local defenders, the per cent. Possibly much of the regular of January a Talent Night will be "slowing down” on recent anti- that this meeting, veil as all United State* could call oil p,u. .. were prls N-rj of war In Korea. NORFOLK, Va. 'th—A two-daj lewlsh moves. Order* for some The suits were filed by Lewi* session's work would be undone hold at the Mayfair Inn at eight deportations have bean reversed of their meeting* arc open to from the tith Fleet or from Air search for a missing Navy j<x o'clock. The C.irgill director will Ifcrigs* of Jacksonville, Tex., Otto this way, Collins indicated. the public, ami everyone is In­ Force units ut North Africa and plane ended Tttewiay aftemoot '*• present for this event, and all following appeal*, and sonto Jews vited to hear Elder G. Dell r f Hillsboro. Ml**., nnd | being deported have not hi t th 'lr Europe. when Marino pilots spotted th* The meeting will be held In the William A. Cowart of Dalton, Ga. the Penny Faye Unwell, in month* plane's wreckage on North Caro­ If the threat were posed more w ^ arc ur^CM j atifnil anil »ry out * Cix lr Center The former prisoner* of war • to the runt ot #ny Iran, it might old. passed away at the local hos lina's Outer Bank* and nn hout Mellon I'ark. refused to return to the United _____________ dispatch carrier# now lUtoncd I Pi**i *i * o'clock last night young and old. married or single, Ll'CK OF THE IRISH States after the Korean armistice She was bom April 5. 195fl The later removed tho pilot's body IIANGOR GROWS UP " l|h the 7th Float n the Far Eoat Navy or civilian. Fun i# the key- JERSEY (TTY. N J. Of—Five but Inter renounced Red China and infant Inul lived in Sanford all from the cockpit. BANGOR, Mich if*— tin, .,r ,n'" (be Indian (),mn note, (or this evening n t (lie May- of -even men named Murphy were came home in July, 1955. of her life. A Navy spokesman in Chicago^ A Douglas Sky Raider plane out fair, which has "kindly” donated picked from a nanel of veniremen is growing up. Tlie village council *n event gruuml forces were The Army charged ail three with She Is survived by her father where the plane originated Re fl* of Cecil Field, near Jacksonville, the ballroom for the Tnlent Night. Tuesday to serve on a Hudson has passed an ordinance pi-ddb- needed to bolster the local troop#, collaborating with the enemy when crash landed yesterday after die Unit'd States ciMild call on a and mother Mr. and Mr*. J B. nal flight, identified the vlrtirn they returned to this country, noon at approximately 3:50 p. m. It should be a night of great hilar- county jury. The defendant's | iting hunting within (langur lint rt-nforccd Marine liaUalion with Howell, Sanford; one »ijter, Fog­ ns Lt. Cntdr. Jo«*ph I. Nerl of ity and excitement. , name is Johnson. It*. i f hey have denied the charge*. near Kissimmee. the 0th Fleet or dbpatch Marine* gy Howell; grandparent* Mr. and Chicago. In their *ult* before the U. S. The pilot wa* picked up hy a now with live 7th Fleet. (Jr tho Mr* W. E. Lee, Sanford: and 'tr. The plane failed to land aa and Mrs I’attl Unwell of Sanfor<l Court of Claim* Dell asked for Sanford Naval Air Station heli­ . Iicsluled nt Oceana Naval Air Army tould airlift troops down Funerul services will be held $4,580; Cownrt $5,057, and Griggs copter and brought back to the Station near hare Sunday, and as (rum Gi'imuny. at 10 a m. Thursday nt the grave$4,071. local bu*e where he was examined 'Id*- in Evergreen Cemetery with nlr search wax launched **i‘.b After the Army filed ila charge* and considered uninjured. Tb<* Dim of runiulUng engineers I Smith, senior partner In the c o n ; l t will take luma vma, h* -aid Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr officiating. "J0” S u ' • lrcrlft' tn^ dln* against the three men the Su­ A Board of investigation from Smith and Gille»pig of Jack-on-1suiting engineer* firm, and Ben- i Commissioner David G j'rhe 1 Brlison Funeral Home is In h' llf0'>,',^, and b,lm» preme Court ruled that since they Cecil Field ronvened this morning vilic was employed tiy the Ronr-I I jamlne F. Borilen Jr. moved that the eontrnc- with Minor damage resulted (non a J charge | takmg part, had been given dishonorahte dis­ at the Sanford Naval Air 8ta- of Sanford City Commlaalonors smith, in making hb rep,)rt to Sl" '' ;,n‘l <*i1I««pli bo a fire lids morning ut 5u7 South i " ■ , i Marine planet from Cherry ' charge* when they refused to re­ tion to i/vestigaU ami determine |-..t nifht to propare a survey t|u. ii,„,rd of Commissioners IH o h u t official j i t of 1 m Park Ave. shortly after 10:30 \i / «/ Point. N. ('.. spotted Hie wrcckagi turn home they roulil not be -tried tlie cause of the crash. for the construction of a primary prior to the seating of a new ^mmioner John Kml-r a* b- ■ tie Sanfonl Fire Department W 6 0 .1 1 1 6 1 |idiout l 'i miles north of Atlantis ^ y court-martial. The aircraft is being salvaged 1tieatment plant for the city. commissioner ami the election of | tired 'rom the »oar-i wn« to s- iitiivveicdihe alarm when a dw- Fair loilay and partly cloudy Aiiport near Cape Lookout. A ® The Army ha* turned down toilay to he returned to Cecil Field Represening the firm at last a new mayor, said that because of rnn‘* *n" motion ms le hy Com feetiveflue set fire to shelving Thursday. Mariner tonightwith a J helu-oplar landed and removed thetr pay claims. by tugboat tomorrow. I night* meeting were W. An -tin j sewers, intercept,,r system, and ] ntl,*'" 0« r Gabhel. I adjacent to it. i low of 30 to 33. j the body. ' other cotistruetion theie Is a con­ siderable change in the criteria! .et up li) the State Board of Heath fur the construction of the treat ment plant.’’ The senior member of the firm presenting the proposal, stated Hint the original studies prepared HI years ago will have to be sup­ plemented. Ilorden, 'peaking for the firm stated that the city will receive Credit for data uird from the ori­ ginal studies after the material is e .dilated fur it* Uscfilfne'i. Borden al") agreed to submit the application fur federal a il undei Public Law 6tio which, nrcording to City manager Knowles, must be filed prior to Jan 15 It will, take tit approximately 15 days to comple'c the only, su'd Borden "To give you a fair Job State Leaders Discuss Time For Lawmakers ToTakeUpNewCharter 8 Refugees Sent *Back For Giving False Information High Fever Follies Committees Told 0031, jKI UUD Egypt's Deportation Of Jews Protestei By U. S. Officials U. S. W ill Rely On Speaker To Study Present Military Power Racing Feasibility To Back Up Doctrine Speer Is Named Bank Director Former Turncoats Seeking Back Pay Wreckage Of Navy Plane Is Found After 2-Day Search Plane Crash Lands £ hr, T X T Near Kissimmee; ‘,,r ,hc K0LUES- NceUH “r” Pilot Uninjured Firm To 10-Month-Old Girl Dies Last Night w, Prepare Plant Survey Alarm Answered Additional Local News U N IS FOR3I EARLY' AM) LONG at the TH X-ray h e n ry la dowutowa Sanford. A huge group j^MtkaiJastic people v e rt present when the unit began ita taltnalve survey here, ta u ff PhouJ O n Page 10 DIRECTORS OF IIIE WOMENS AUXILIARY OF Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital plan Iti-Fevcr Follies at their meeting yesterday la the lio pitjl board room. 31i|. A. W. E p* Sr., president. a4 head •( table, show* members Ihe po.ter publ t the event. (Staff Pkeie) � 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, January 08, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 1957. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/8c91ddc834fa7adcc902a6a194f6cba4.pdf 0d15793d40e62d4eabea8d18b92d05b0 PDF Text Text i *- ■'.-'ST.-'* r ^ r — .« »*toJ >■ ?■* Hunter Shows Up After 3 Months POM Of 1M T O IIM iil u •.. .VIATIC MNATOCS are shown m they met at the Capitol Id Waihln*tan altar MM opening ot the Uth Comram. Id tha group (1. to r.) are: Senator* George Smathen (Pta.), AS; John r Kennedy (Maas.), SS; Trank Church (Idaho), S3, and Russell B. Long (La.), « . 40,200 Persons DieIn Traffic Accidents In '56 CHICAGO m — The Nnttoeml SgfMp Coanefl k** reported • n r e«N 49J08 pertoai wore killed In m ffle teeklent* la ISM. the great•at daughter on tho nation’i highn r * hi IS je o n . And the conned added a grim •renting that there la no Indica­ tion tho roekleai train* tod win alackao la tho M r future. Tho council, which tabulate* traf Ho doatho and aecldonU acroea tho nation, laid laot year’* toll brofca the pm iooa record ot 38.9M daotta. aet to IH 1 II laid figure* aleo ihow tho ratio of traffic deatha per mil* adB ta climbing, indicating more dfcootaaai twoorta will bo *oi to tho fStUlD. •' M Set* Becerd Tho eouncH'1 announcement come 00 tha beola of the w ont holiday traffic camag* to hlatory. An alltim* holiday roeird at TI3 deatha waa reeotdod ta tho nation during tha Chriitmaa weekend and UiU waa followed by a New Year*! weekend record of 413 fatalities. Tho total of 1,134 deaths also was a record foe the combined week An IndlcetloD of tho Increasing teeth rate on th* highways ws* la th* feet the 19S3 traffic toll srae M.4S , or shout 1,700 under last year. Tba fatality rata showed an In­ crease to every month of ISM n cept October, the council said Hi* October decline broke a string of IS etralght months la which th* toll showad a steady increase. November Deatha Jump Council officials hoped the Octo­ ber slump would help prevent a now record for th* year, but No vember traffic deaths killed 3,700 p*T*eoa for a 4 per cent Increase ovor November, 1938. The council said all hope* of kaeping 1038 off th* record books as th* bloodiest In history disap­ peared wHh th* November toll. A United Pro#* eurvey showed at least U states le t trafife death records In 1*38. They were North Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana, Geor­ gia, Florida, Missouri, Arixona, liouietana, Iowa and California. 2 Companies To Go Ahead With Gas Pipeline In State WASHINGTON, (FN S)-Offlriali of two pip* line companies have stated they will go ahead with the $1!0 million gas pipeline in Florida despite conditions Imposed by the Federal Power Commission. In a three ta two declelon th* FPC ha* anthorired th* Houston Ttvas Gas and Oil Corp. and the Coastal Transmission Corp. to construct and operate a natural gas pipeline from the Gulf Coast to Florida. Rut th* commission said that within .V) days th* com­ panies must ''eliminate a number of objectionable features relating to traffic and methods of financ­ ing the project.’* Officials of the two companies said th* conditions imposed can and will be met. Under th* pisn submitted to th* INVESTMENT SERVICES feel that Ui* stock market ha* reached bottom and ia da* for an upsurge. W* rcroiuturod the purchase of TELEVISION ELECTRONICS FUND and believe that la Ibis field opportunities for advancement and earnings are outstanding. Phone us collect or writ* for fell Information. StanComstock Established over 20 rears In Orlando IIIS CONWAY ROAD Phone Orlande 3-803* UADttt OS IMI lists CONCUSS chat outside tha While Uosw* In Washington, where they eret with President Eisenhower and Seeletary of State Dull** concerning Middle East foreign policy. Th* President asked Republican and Democratic support of a declaration “serving notice that the United States will resist any Communlto aggression** In the are*. Shown (1. to r.) are: Sen. William T. Knowland (R-Callf.), Senata minority leader; Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn (D-Tea.)j Sen. Lyndon Johnson (D-Te*.), Senate major­ ity leader, and Rep. Joeeph W. Martin, J r , House minority leader. COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Incomes, Low Work Weeks In South AYNOR, S. C. W — A 34-yeir old cotton gin and tracking firm operator who s t a r t e a t on a squirrel hunt three months ago and ended up “ wandering and wondering'* wtthn a m n e s i a , raturned home Sunday for a belated Christmas dinner with tils family. Francis M. Altman went Into the Santee swamp Oct. 31 to hunt squirrels. He turned up to Mont­ gomery, Ala., nearly 300 miles away, Saturday, penniless and seeking help. Police said he went to the state employment office there. Altman told authorities he didn’t know who he waa, but consented to have hie fingerprints taken. The FBI matched them trth a set Altman had taken while he was a merchant seaman. After the FBI Identified him, a eall was put through to Altman's hdme her*. Police said be “broke down and started remembering things’* when he talker! to hia small daughter on tht telephone. Altman waa flown to Charleston for a tearful reunion with his family, and the family celebrated Christmas 13 days late. “ Remembering my family and seeing them again was the great­ est thing that ever happened to me,” Altman said. "There are still a few things I don't remem­ ber completely, but a t I am as­ sociated with things, I start to re­ member." He said the last thing he could remember was that a copperhead snake bit him on the ankle while he was hunting and “ I remember cutting the wound open and suck­ ing out the poison.” UNPREPARED TOR FISH ALDEN, Mleh. W — Peter Smith, 15, waa caught unprepared when he snared a muskellunge while ire-fishing. He had to rut a bigger hole In the Ice to order ta pull the 30-ineh, 35-pound fish through. ' «« MAPlfSi Seeety, teeeSy everywhere. Addle* edditteael therm ta heew Mfwl Caribbean Gardens with let celerfelly plumed Mrds, ead eietk tropical plane* and Hewers, rbi* feared attract!#* now provides beautiful (iris whs sat as aeldae In these teeriaf the eerdeas. They ere lell I* ri*M)i le r f * Siena, Judy Tehee, Meila* Christie*, Janies Camps end Gari N A They mad* their dehat reesatty whes Caribbean Gardeat owner. Jellies Flelechmen* sntsrtslaed st epen haws*. New th* ewsttie* Is, what shag these ewlde* ha called? Charm Guides. Caribbean Qutene. What da YOU'RE TELLING ME! — ly WIUIAM « in — Central P n n W r lttr THE EARTH satellite Van­ guard, to be launched next year, will be gold-plated, th* manufac­ turer reveals. In vlsw of th* mil* Hens these things coat—It figures! 1 I I On# of Ike rivals o/ n Danin, fin., /cs/lreJ tree a tomato toot­ ing confer!. And ire tkongkt tko political campaign ended a month •go! f f I front*, neat t* th* If. L, Is new J wafer's feverit* reentry. That na­ tion, beginning Jan. I, will hen all homework lor scheel hid*. ! I I This year's grand champion steer of that International LiveStock show sold for n record $20,397.50. His butcher, declares F.E.F., could pay that wholesale and itlll turn a neat profit— judging by looks of the F-fsmlty weekly grocery budget ! ! ! Jfnout glee* the lazy tuharbanile one rf(afflict advantage—It makes everybody's front faint look the earn*. ! f ! Youngsters should remember, advises Orandpappy Jenkins, that lha surest raut* to lasy Street It the hard way. ! ! f Men's headgear to be of gayer hues, predict* one fashloneer. Hereafter, a fellow who talks through his hat may qualify as a colorful speaker. ATLANTA HR-TX* U. 8 . D f psrtment of Labor h*» reported that 1938 was a year of rising income* and lower work weeks throughout the growing industrial Sooth. Brunswick A. Bagdon, regional director of tho Buraau of Labor Statistic*, said average weekly earnings of manufacturing pro­ duction workers In the South rote from $81 to 164.98 from October 1953 to October 1938. Over th# same period, the i d age work week was cut by almost one hour whila average hourly earnings increased by 13 cents. Bagdnn said the past year was one of “high level economic acti­ vity throughout th* Sooth* with the troubled textile Industry on# of the few dark spots In the eco nomic picture. Trade and service Industrie* led 'the expansion of non-ftrm work­ ers to the South, reflectnlg a rise in consumer purchasing power. Bagdon said the growth of su­ burban shopping eenters produced steady expansion in the number of retail trade and service estab­ lishment*. Some other year —end review facts reported: 1. Metal working industries led the advance In the South’* factory employment. 3. The textile industry had a poor year, with employment de­ clining over most of the year. 3. The trend In the growth of finance, insurance and real es­ tate businesses continued. 4. Non-farm employment in the South was due to show an all* Legal Notice sn T itr. o r i s n ' s i , wf.r t im j Tha Annual M a .tln c of th * m a m b a r s of lha F lr.t F*»f«rsl B a v in * . a n d !.n*n A M o cItllo n of •Samlnol# C o u n ty w i l l h# hold s t t h * . o f f i c e o f th * A s so c ia tio n . 11* Ida. o n W o < tn .« U y J a n u a r y t*. \Ve«t F i r s t S t r e e t . S a n f o r d . F l o r HIT a t s n m. itoiam ond C h a p m a n Secretary-T reasurer MOVIE SHOWN MINUS CLIMAX CHICAGO «R— A local tetevlJon station was swamped with complaint* Saturday night when It failsd to show the ellmsx of the movie “'Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.” The station sad tba final reel accidental! was not placid ta the projector. Th# entire film waa reshown Sunday night. The earliest known calendar la history wa* the Egyptian calen­ dar established n| 4341 B.C. time record to December 1*38. 3. Lumbering employment show ed a downward trend to 1938. -MAGNIFICENT PROMISES ARE AL­ WAYS TO BE SUSPECTED” * M A e th e r 's lin t he lo w ) Thera appeared to be a jrrowinjf tendency toward advertising seemingly low bargain prices by certain radio, televiaion. and doorto-door salesmen. Tha pro­ ducts they sell are usually made by a manufacturer unknown to you, or new­ comers to drug manufact­ uring. Before buying auch med­ icines or vitamins, make certain these magnificent promises are true. Only a pharmacy is licensed, and regularly state Insjiecteri, to protect you. Usually the prices we charge for com­ parable quality are less. TO U C H TO N DRUG CO . CDr. US A MagnoRa -Q isutlae h* Plehlmoon 1ft* OoevrtehS K ill Emotion M ay Produce Spots Before The Eyes ly MIMAN K. BUMOIHM, M.D. YOU may not actually “see red" substance which Alla I t Th* vast when you are angry, but you may majority of these specks are the see spots. jremain* of whit* cell* which beThoe* Boating specks or llttl* come detached from th* eye's halr-JIke curlicues which most of Interior membranes. Th* dsnser us see before our eyes a t some spots usually corns from broken Uma or other may be temporary!blood vessels, minute chemical precipitations _ caused by some violent emotion, i0 ®** t-uusoe If you are nearsighted, or have Not Unusual 'astigmatism, you are much more Chances are you might have nke|y t0 U9 Utrie ipeckJi and noticed them while seated In a they are more likely to remain dentists chair having your teeth with you. But If you a rt aUll fixed. It a not unusual because young or middle-aged, and are In such a situation sometimes pro- pretty good health, they probably d**®** * c#ttoln amount of fear. jwon’t came any great annoyance. Thaas sp o ta—we call them , stIU, If these spots appear sud•vUreoua opacities —might also denly, and remnln for any length b* the resulted lowered physical 0( time, It's a good Idea to see an condition or high blood pressure. eJ9 doctor. May Be Old Aq# question and answii Possibly It Is old age creeping A. R.: What causes a person to up on you. Then, again, It may be a dwarf? mean something serious. Dctucii-1 A nsw er: T h e re are m any ment of the retina, for example, causes for a person not growing might be Indicated by a large spot to proper sire, or a cloud of Ane dust-llke par-1 On* type may suffer from chontides before the eyes. jdrodystrophy, a condition affectCoarser spota sometimes mean Ing the cartilages In th* body In a serious rheumatic or tubercular which they do not grow properly. Infection, an Inlury to the mem- Other types evidently are heredlbranes of th* eye or even an ab- lary. cessed tooth. | Dwarfs are not prem ature These spots, or curlicues, which babies. Certain types of Individappear to dart about In front of uals may be abnormally short beyour vtslon actually are floating cause ot disturbance* of the Inside th# eye In the Jelly-like glands of Internal secretion. The • p*«**nf*r Country Squire Tho 8 pataangar Country fad an Tha 9 pa atan g ar Country Tumbleweed, a prairie pest, was FPC, the two companies will lay about 2600 miles of main line and introduced to th# United Stales lateral pipelines front Texas and from Russia in flax seed Import­ Louisiana gat fields to points m ed about 1875. Florida. Legal Notice HKPOIIT o r CONDITION o r •TIIM lirillCNN ii \ Mi n r OVIK DO* o r n \n .n o i> t iih v r u i : o r r 1011111% %p T tir m .qm : o r m m m .hh o s 11. Aft*KT* C.’sinh. b a U n c t e w ith o t h e r hunk* Iru*Lulling reawrve b a l A n r i i . i l i . S H in inO m i h Item* In jsr.irenn of r u l i r c l l o n ... 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N o ta r y I’ublio N o t a r y P u h l l a S l a t , o f F loylda *t U r * . . Sly eom m lMlon a i p I r M May I t , 1)07. U a s d a d b y U i . a B o a d U f l o . u i . o c . Co. rn* irai R.noh W**an Th* S m m H W .S .S FIVE NEW FORD glamour wagons tong, low and loaded with G o ! . n i v t it to the nation wsgan !?sd?r o n u le the big station wagon news for '571 And wliat news! U igom so big. so lull of rme car |irt-siige that you'll wonder how it can be done at low Ford prices. U nder the fro n t hinged hood you'll rind new power—Six jxiwcf!— V 8 power!—pun ed tn ai lion power. Inside you'll find more titable loadspace. And the w raparound liftgale gives you greater loading ease. If your choice is the 9 passenger Country Squire, you'll be proud to pull up at the finest places in this new glamour wagon with its smartly distinctive wood like trim. If your needs call for a A-passenger station wagon with four doors, you'll love die new Country Sedan. When you fold die rear seat into die lloor, you'll find there's almost nine feet of loadipare — neatly a foot m ort than ever before. T here's still another I door Countiy .Sedan. It lias the extra third seat for ^passenger room. And. at in all Ford wagons for '57, you have the new single-control handle which ojiens both the wrap-around litigate and tailgate with one motion. Aiul they can't be opened ftom inside! T here’s good news, too, for fans of Fold's celebrated Ranch Wagon. T his 6 passenger, 2 door model fea­ tures Ford's new suhdued tones, the last word in modern decor. And when it comes to quiet, there's no wagon like Fold wagons! In the wonderful way that Ford can take a fine thing and make it even fin e r, the Del R io R an ch W agon goes a ste p b ey o n d th e Ranch Wagon in style, fabrics and trim, l i brings you 2 door, 6 passen­ ger wagon life at its besL Better see for yourself-and soon. Take a Ford wagon for a spin. 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M. • I SANFORD, FLORIDA 1HS %VOLl!ME XLV1I AX mDSPKNDKNT DAILY NlW SPAPtK Top News In Brief WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1957 United Tret's Leased Wire NO. 174 Gatchel Is Named City s New Mayor • PARIS — Premier Gay Mollet warned Algeria rebel* and th« United Nation* today that •'ra n e e “ will never abandon Al­ g e r ia “ VIENNA JP — Hungarian hope* of breaking the shackle* of the Stalin-type dictatorship of the Soviet puppet regime may depend on India ami Communist Chine R'cstcm observers laid today- New Board Takes Over Last Night Musical Program Scheduled Tonight For Hotel Guests WASHINGTON W — A group of Northern senator* seized on • art of an advisory opinion by Vice President Richard M. Nixon today for a new and probably doomed attempt to curb filibust­ ers. Comm Lv<ioncr David Gatcho. was named Mayor n( the City of Guest* at tlio Mayfair Inn and Sanford ns a new Hoard of San­ HOLLYWOOD W — Famed Cri­ friend* of the talented young lady ford City Commissioner* took ovei minal attorney Jerry Giesier serv­ will huve the opportunity tonight the rein* of the city last nlgtd ed notice today that he and bis of hearing t 2-year-old Allyson at approximately 9 o'clock. client. Marie McDonald, are dis­ I-ee in her fins! hv-al appearance satisfied with the way authorities Nominated by Commissioner F. before leaving early Friday morn­ are investigating the case of her I). Scott. Catchd'.* election to the ing for Rirmingham, Ala. her fu­ kidnapping. honorary office was made unan­ ture home. imous when Commissioner Merle •MAYOR DAVID t.\T i 111*1. performs his first nfflrial art last night The young pianist -cored sueh U IT..PEST d i c t a t o r when he slgnrd a resolution praising John Krider for hi* outstanding a tremendous hit on her first ap­ Warner aiked that the board'* ac­ Priemier Janos Radar opened a work a* a City Commissioner (Staff Photo) tion be made unanimous with th« pearance at the New York Giant's new campaign of terror against changing of hi* vote resort hotel two weeks ago that indicting 11 patriots for publishing Warner nominated commission Manager Frank Mobane Jr. pre­ and distributing free newspapers vailed upon her to return for her er A. L Wilson for tha Mayor’s after the Nov. I at.n by the farewell concert which will take petition. Soviet army. place in the ball room at 9 o’clock Gatchel, 32 has served one yeai tonight. on the Board of Commissioner* WASHINGTON U* — douse Sharing honor* with the little anil has another year to tervt Democratic leaders gave priority pianixt will be the Triple Trio following his Mayor’s term. Wludy today to • substitute for the of the Seminole High School Girls’ Eisenhower Doctrine written J v Commissioner Scott, In hi* nom Clee Club In a group of vocal CON'f.KAf Ul.ATIO.YS VIH. t'HAIIt.M \N! Fretl Dy-on I* congratulated on hL election a* Chairman an unidentified prominent former selections. Member* of the Triple id the Po-rd of .Seminote Con id* Cninmlsslnners yesterday. County Attorney .Mack N. Cleveland Jr. at inatlim of Gachel stated "I hop* TALLAHASSEE iU> Gov. U government official. The substi­ Trio are: First .Soprano*. P a t 1 right i* shown shaking h.in’s with the nr** chairm ns. t enimisslonrr B. C. Doth! Is on the left. (Staff the Icgislatipe delegation will al­ tute. only 54 words long, would Roy Collin*, the banner-flapping' low the people to eleet the raayol Harrington, Diana Fleischer, Kay I Photo) declare only that the United Stutcs and hoopla of inauguration bchint in the future." Jenkins; Second .Sopranos. Carol stands ready to fight, if necessary, Actual votinr took place wit! Nutt. Sylvia Price and 1 -ois D . i P I * ^ 1 1 to protect the Middle Ka*t from him, today sank hi* teeth into the an open ballot with Commlssionei Ranncuu The three alto, are gritty question uf when the Legis­ Communist aggression. Scott easting hi* vote for Gatchel Ann DavU, Shirley Anderson and ’ lature .should lake up u now con-. Commissioner Warner voting no Iri.s Causey. Nancy Cash aasiata •tituUon, major goal of hi* ad- I (A>mmis»ii>m*r Gatchel obtaining ' ils the accompanist for the gmwip ministration. ami Commissioner lligginbothan The temperature in Sanford i» Manager .. .........._____ __ ___ Mebane extend* an invoting for Gatchel. Collins sat down with legisla­ rising these days a* the HIGH! vltation’ to ail who desire to h e a r 1 tive leaders to discuss whether FEVER LOLLIES gets into the the musical program, City Attorney William C. Hut­ th t proposed new state charter swing of things. This ailment will chinson determined that Gatchel be tieatcd with fun and gaiety. wa* elected. WASHINGTON o r - The United should be piesontcd to the Lcgi*. The Hoard of Governor* of the taluro nJ thp first of noxj yvHntf'i Gatchel, on hia election said *1 The Sanford Do-t *nd Ski Club WASHINGTON 4 B Defense Stairs has sent cifcitt Hungarian, regular session, before the "■<- Seminole Memorial Hospital met f h f l o u / C appreciate the honor anil trud will be host to an out-of-town| Department officials aaitl toilay lo-lay to dlseuaa plans for the -H -W b r f U l C b l C U refugees hack to Austria for giv­ <:-u ra- after it. that you have bestowed on ml ipeakrr at it* meeting Thursday the Unitul Slates will rely on Us ing fake information to immi­ tonight It goes without saylni .■tenting with iho governor were FOLLIES which will b«> presctueU ni*!!'.* "i ‘ 'lM present military forces, rallicr Senate President-dciignatr W. at the High School Febiuary 8 that I will uphold the dignity of gration official <. Mrgil Elder, of St. Poteriburg. ' WASHINGTON tp and 9. The producer of the CarD* _— The IUnit George A. Speer Jr., Sanford the office. All I tuk I* that th* Secret ary-Treasurer of the Fifth ' han “ ‘P1’’' 1- 1 P°llco The Justice Department an­ A. ShniuU of Gainesville; House S p c n 7 ^ . w n a 7 e " T ,y T ’ ! H»l IIIGH FEVER FOLLIES will 1*1 State* ha, Protested at least region of the American I'ower lone, to buck up the ELcnliower Attorney, wa, named yestviday j commission a* a whole, the five n o u n ced the action late Tuesday of Starke; Sen*. Merrill Marbcr, urrivo Jan. 31, and plan* arc being ! f ‘,,r ,lm r* ’ r , l ! ' 1’3.” j as u member of the Board of Dir- of us. cnoporate toward the bet* for the kiddle East, as Itep. Francis E. Walter (D P a ) Vr»* IJesc*', rn«l '). C i'curcc,. la id* »« f tir .nowintion will run '!rl. Na‘ , ' . a* ,!n' , * y 'Ju „ 'i* “ . Boat Association will address the 1Doctrine . . .......... . „ rn .t.i in, i ■e* (or,* uf the Sanford AlLbtlc’Na-! U'rmeut of Sanford." organization ’ . of *e* f ' n J xct'Hed ciiu< god that many Hungarian Paiatka; Rep. Malloty Horne, enioolhiy after Ids arrival The . . . ..... ihmaJ Ha.if, Prior In thn election of tht Elder will fie in Sanfoid .o.' . today. refugees ilmltled to the United' Tallahassee, ut.d Circuit Judge: Pntron Committee m et yesterday ' Ve l,la,,nm# put It: » c Speer will fill Hit vacancy cau*. Mayor, Commissioner John Kridei The latest protest was uni,I,- to row for tlie purpose of cxntninlt'i " S t a t e s did not receive the Wallace Sturgis, Ocala, chairman at H,e home oi Mrs. Itobe rt S. N'n-ser last week in Calr i by U. S. the lake' front and water fa ill- , n ' c *,ipT |"to military forced j rd by the death of the late R. W. wax ptenanted a resolution to* thorough screening which the law of the Constitutional Advisory Stone, General Chairman of the Ambassador Raymond Hare, who tie* that may tiring peed hoist iw*v to carry out miy tli-cksiott >F^ste*. j hi* "outstanding sendee to SanCommission which Is drawing up FOLLIES. Mr* C. It. Cole of Gen- ha* been arguiing against anti- races hack to Sanford. he helped write require*. ti„, political leader* wish to muke." stockholder* approvnl un forsl". He wa* also presentesl I ova and Mr*. It. W. Jack-on are Jewish activities in Egypt for "If Sanford is chosen for the.-h ih.-nr„r in ‘h» capilol Mm/, of i silver tr*y In recognition of hi* The refugees were the first to the document. A special session of the l.ogis- Co-Chairmen of the committee. more than six weeksra<iM it could he a great .iss.-t.” 1 P U f the bank from $200.01X1 to $250.- j service. be returned to Austria »lncc thou­ Mrs. Roliert Conn, who write* The State Department bolives declared officials of the loe.,1 club. '" ,y |jrSo‘*c*1° ^deployment of ooo by tho issuance and sale of CommUefonera Merle Warner. sands began arriving by plane laiure after the regular .<cseion, which starts in April, was recom­ “Conning the New,” will do the that more than 4.00*» Jew* already ‘This would be an annual affair fwvce into the Middle Euat to act new stock. newly elected to his office ana during the Christina* season. publicity for tho FOLLIES, in the mended by Pear.e and Conner. have “ left" Egypt since the at d-awlng drivers and racing onthu- a "police force", there may be In th* annual meeting of Gus Commissioner Earl Higginbotham, Tint advisory commission also j ubsence of .Mr-. K. J. Mill*, who tack on Egypt by Israeli. Rritish ,|asta from a|| over th« stale and some strengUieuing ot U. S. units ,J"anl o( plrector* ye*ter- reeiecteil to the office, were iworm is still in Europe. suggested this. anil French forces. Most of these, i;i(l imith,” they said, lay afternoon, U wa* reported by Cily clery |j N< Sayer. ill the vicinity, such us the tilh According to club official*. ,vHut Collin* pointed out this On the Ticket Committee, the wets deported. Rut somo left that deposit* of the hank had in creased $5i)3,70d.tk5 in 1950. would be putting the “curt before chairmen ate Mrs. L. A. Ander­ Egypt on the'r own ini'.xtlvc, be oral of the city and county offi­ Fleet in tho Mediterranean. iieving that the* would have to cial* a* well ns • e Defense official' said if there Savings, it wa# al o reported r* of the WASHINGTON IT - T h r e e the horse,” since the regular ses­ son and Mr«. r. J. Kilrlinc. Co-chairman of the Talent do so sooner or later anyway Hi*minole Count,' niticr of were an attack of tits* Middle Ka-t by the hank's president, II. J. former turncoat soldier* have sion will consider dozens of chang­ During the |*«t two week* or Itauman. are increasing due to the • “ -ret, ha\» Iv Invited |o file.) suit against the government es in law* basctl on the present Committee are Mrs. W. F. Flem ­ so, officials said, 'iicre have been attend tomorrow night’s nit-eting. which required only air power to increase in interest rate* to three Constitution, which would be su­ ing and Mrs. Janies Guy. They to recover about Sll.ooo in back pay ami allowances while they perceded by the new document. have announced tiiat on the 21st Indication* that N user may he Tin- club officials Said today support the local defenders, the per cent. Possibly much of the regular of January a Talent Night will be "slowing down” on recent anti- that this meeting, veil as all United State* could call oil p,u. .. were prls N-rj of war In Korea. NORFOLK, Va. 'th—A two-daj lewlsh moves. Order* for some The suits were filed by Lewi* session's work would be undone hold at the Mayfair Inn at eight deportations have bean reversed of their meeting* arc open to from the tith Fleet or from Air search for a missing Navy j<x o'clock. The C.irgill director will Ifcrigs* of Jacksonville, Tex., Otto this way, Collins indicated. the public, ami everyone is In­ Force units ut North Africa and plane ended Tttewiay aftemoot '*• present for this event, and all following appeal*, and sonto Jews vited to hear Elder G. Dell r f Hillsboro. Ml**., nnd | being deported have not hi t th 'lr Europe. when Marino pilots spotted th* The meeting will be held In the William A. Cowart of Dalton, Ga. the Penny Faye Unwell, in month* plane's wreckage on North Caro­ If the threat were posed more w ^ arc ur^CM j atifnil anil »ry out * Cix lr Center The former prisoner* of war • to the runt ot #ny Iran, it might old. passed away at the local hos lina's Outer Bank* and nn hout Mellon I'ark. refused to return to the United _____________ dispatch carrier# now lUtoncd I Pi**i *i * o'clock last night young and old. married or single, Ll'CK OF THE IRISH States after the Korean armistice She was bom April 5. 195fl The later removed tho pilot's body IIANGOR GROWS UP " l|h the 7th Float n the Far Eoat Navy or civilian. Fun i# the key- JERSEY (TTY. N J. Of—Five but Inter renounced Red China and infant Inul lived in Sanford all from the cockpit. BANGOR, Mich if*— tin, .,r ,n'" (be Indian (),mn note, (or this evening n t (lie May- of -even men named Murphy were came home in July, 1955. of her life. A Navy spokesman in Chicago^ A Douglas Sky Raider plane out fair, which has "kindly” donated picked from a nanel of veniremen is growing up. Tlie village council *n event gruuml forces were The Army charged ail three with She Is survived by her father where the plane originated Re fl* of Cecil Field, near Jacksonville, the ballroom for the Tnlent Night. Tuesday to se rv e on a Hudson has passed an ordinance pi-ddb- needed to bolster the local troop#, collaborating with the enemy when crash landed yesterday after die Unit'd States ciMild call on a and mother Mr. and Mr*. J B. nal flight, identified the vlrtirn they returned to this country, noon at approximately 3:50 p. m. It should be a night of great hilar- county jury. The defendant's | iting hunting within (langur lint rt-nforccd Marine liaUalion with Howell, Sanford; one »ijter, Fog­ ns Lt. Cntdr. Jo«*ph I. Nerl of ity and excitement. , name is Johnson. It*. i f hey have denied the charge*. near Kissimmee. the 0th Fleet or dbpatch Marine* gy Howell; grandparent* Mr. and Chicago. In their *ult* before the U. S. The pilot wa* picked up hy a now with live 7th Fleet. (Jr tho Mr* W. E. Lee, Sanford: and 'tr. The plane failed to land aa and Mrs I’attl Unwell of Sanfor<l Court of Claim* Dell asked for Sanford Naval Air Station heli­ . Iicsluled nt Oceana Naval Air Army tould airlift troops down Funerul services will be held $4,580; Cownrt $5,057, and Griggs copter and brought back to the Station near hare Sunday, and as (rum Gi'imuny. at 10 a m. Thursday nt the grave$4,071. local bu*e where he was examined 'Id*- in Evergreen Cemetery with nlr search wax launched **i‘.b After the Army filed ila charge* and considered uninjured. Tb<* Dim of runiulUng engineers I Smith, senior partner In the c o n ;lt will take luma vma, h* -aid Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr officiating. "J0” S u ' • lrcrlft' tn^ dln* against the three men the Su­ A Board of investigation from Smith and Gille»pig of Jack-on - 1suiting engineer* firm, and Ben- i Commissioner David G j'rhe 1 Brlison Funeral Home is In h' llf0'>,',^, and b,lm» preme Court ruled that since they Cecil Field ronvened this morning vilic was employed tiy the Ronr-I I jamlne F. Borilen Jr. moved that the eontrnc- with Minor damage resulted (non a J charge | takmg part, had been given dishonorahte dis­ at the Sanford Naval Air 8 ta- of Sanford City Commlaalonors smith, in making hb rep,)rt to Sl" '' ;,n‘l <*i1I««pli bo a fire lids morning ut 5u7 South i " ■ , i Marine planet from Cherry ' charge* when they refused to re­ tion to i/vestigaU ami determine |-..t nifht to propare a survey t|u. ii,„,rd of Commissioners IH o h u t official j i t of 1 m Park Ave. shortly after 10:30 \i / «/ Point. N. ('.. spotted Hie wrcckagi turn home they roulil not be -tried tlie cause of the crash. for the construction of a primary prior to the seating of a new ^mmioner John Kml-r a* b- ■ tie Sanfonl Fire Department W 6 0 .1 1 1 6 1 |idiout l 'i miles north of Atlantis ^ y court-martial. The aircraft is being salvaged 1tieatment plant for the city. commissioner ami the election of | tired 'rom the »oar-i wn« to s- iitiivveicdihe alarm when a dw- Fair loilay and partly cloudy Aiiport near Cape Lookout. A ® The Army ha* turned down toilay to he returned to Cecil Field Represening the firm at last a new mayor, said that because of rnn‘* *n" motion ms le hy Com feetiveflue set fire to shelving Thursday. Mariner tonightwith a J helu-oplar landed and removed thetr pay claims. by tugboat tomorrow. I night* meeting were W. An -tin j sewers, intercept,,r system, and ] ntl,*'" 0« r Gabhel. I adjacent to it. i low of 30 to 33. j the body. ' other cotistruetion theie Is a con­ siderable change in the criteria! .et up li) the State Board of Heath fur the construction of the treat ment plant.’’ The senior member of the firm presenting the proposal, stated Hint the original studies prepared HI years ago will have to be sup­ plemented. Ilorden, 'peaking for the firm stated that the city will receive Credit for data uird from the ori­ ginal studies after the material is e .dilated fur it* Uscfilfne'i. Borden al") agreed to submit the application fur federal a il undei Public Law 6tio which, nrcording to City manager Knowles, must be filed prior to Jan 15 It will, take tit approximately 15 days to comple'c the only, su'd Borden "To give you a fair Job State Leaders Discuss Time For Lawmakers ToTakeUpNewCharter 8 Refugees Sent *Back For Giving False Information High Fever Follies Committees Told Egypt's Deportation Of Jews Protestei By U. S. Officials 0031, jKI UUD U. S. W ill Rely On Speaker To Study Present Military Power Racing Feasibility To Back Up Doctrine Speer Is Named Bank Director Former Turncoats Seeking Back Pay Wreckage Of Navy Plane Is Found After 2-Day Search Plane Crash Lands £ hr , T X T Near Kissimmee; ‘,,r ,hc K0LUES- NceUH “r” Pilot Uninjured Firm To 10-Month-Old Girl Dies Last Night w, Prepare Plant Survey Alarm Answered U N IS FOR3I EARLY' AM) LONG at the TH X-ray h e n ry la dowutowa Sanford. A huge group j^MtkaiJastic people v e rt present when the unit began ita taltnalve survey here, ta u ff PhouJ Additional Local News On Page 10 DIRECTORS OF IIIE WOMENS AUXILIARY OF Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital plan Iti-Fevcr Follies at their meeting yesterday la the lio pitjl board room. 31i|. A. W. E table, show* members Ihe po.ter publ p* Sr., president. a4 head •( t the event. (Staff Pkeie) �R n * Y f» » v3 By DOROTHY WORLEY “Tn me, aka seems Mb* a waBled kitten banking la the eon. And remember, men da f t (all M love with depth. Bhe'e aa appeal* tag Utile thlag, with that man. meal leek tn her eyce baklad Umm thick, corting M e a Men look (or that eoit ot thing before they think about depth or Drains.” “Bat Dick leal that kind,” Priscilla protected. “AU men are that kind. 1 have aa Mm that Mttlo mhu hao aaiy la aaap her Bagara tad either rote or Dick wlU eaaie naming- ■— ion i called t o a rumba, then, u d r it i h M that let him out Alvaraa looked at lUta (or a moment, then Mid amoothly, “If M1m Lambert will be ao kind, jsnfsvtsrjs thing la her voMe that amdo Rita ----------------------- l y IIN N IT T C I R F ------------------------ GYPSY FORTUNE TELLER stortndd Into the police; itatien to report the dlaeppeerance of her husband. "You gypelea (wear you can find everything In the cards,” needled the police aergrant. "How'e ^ for locating your husband -----------Nt 4----------that way?" ^ ft , A TENDER — SMALL HOCKLESS "Soper-RIglit** SHOULDER “^uper-WjfKi” Western Choice Mia served coSte aad email Ume, her own oaaaer taper* amity friendly, but the Uriahm waa uneonactoosty there, and dent aad just watching their movuMts, 1 believe I could pick out which a Northern, which ■onthem. Well, thero was some* thing to say (or both ways, of eouras. Whan Peggy bed gone, PrieciUa add, "That girl fascinates me. never known anyone Just like her. . . Han't aha beautiful eall"Bhe baa. But I wonder why Mo earns b a n I hope it lent the forerunner of an avalanche at sails (ram the local gentry. Wa haven't time to get Involved and wo don’t want the people here to think we're unfriendly." PitaidTln waa frowning, "lean't c ^ - S S i ' S . ’S j s j s * bmereOrr Wori< ‘‘Super-Right’* Heavy Western Beef "You gotta have the r proper connections,” explained the other. "S«e the vulture perched on the roof up there? That’s my agent” e • "Suncr-RIght" Freshly e A greet author received a letter In Cuba addressed simply. 'To Emest Htmlngway. God Knows Where." The tender got a reply very promptly. “You were m right/* scribbled Hemlngwsy. “Cod Cap'm John'* Golden Brown patm er A INS, by BenaeU Cut. DiitrtbuUd by Kin* 7ttlur«e Sjrsilkile. TAKING NO CHANCES CAR IS ‘MISLAID’ JERSEY CITY, N. J. W - Da* HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. W -l tectlvea Michael Vlncltore and ant Keys ot Greenwich. G John GUIen rummaged through Sunday asked police to help rMonday In* quest of three - jdiamond r * N 2 ai||l| a t (.ounty.. “ r * Sultnnn Pork’n ‘‘Super-Right*’ SHOULDER Ann Pnye Fancy Macaroni & * itUn : rings whieh had been caught up a New Year’s Eve party. la the wuh by mistake. They f l - ------------------------ - AS** Fnnrv Ounljty Sweet mellfndMmLuhn gfngs.tvalued s t ^ T h e world's thinnest watch dP.OM, m id y ie to ta bnptsler* «, earns size as a U. S. quarter.* “^uner-Rloht' W AKE UP TO M U S IC EX TR A S P E C IA L! AN N PAGE FA N C Y SPARKLE THI RUSSIANS, atop the tank turret behind their powerful gun, represent the might ot the oppressor In Budapest, Hungary. In the foreground, an Iron-faced Hungarian register* Ms own brtnd ot contempt as ha walks by the tank with his head held high, unbowed. DAWN BREAKERS A T 6:00 A.M DELICIOUS YOU'RE TELLING ME! -By WILLIAM RITT— Cintnt Press Writes’ IT WAS a dark day tor Bom­ badger prowling hie back yard. bay, India, when Red Chines* Now his wife has a big w orryPremier Chou En-lal arrived thero how to do the family laundry In tor a visit. A partial eclipse of a washtub full of hole*. the sun took place at the same time. Moscow'* ctlobrathn ot (Aa f 1 t 10Ik anniversary of the geviet G oitrnm tnl scienflsfe now soy constitution probably surprised a you coa'f leans while you sleep. lot ot Russians who thu* learned Jfuf that won't keep some efu- they Aa<l one. 1 t t dents from doting during chut. There's a meva an t* Croat* a now slot# out of eight neither* ■vary Notlanal laaaw* stub California counties. What would wont* So trodo-iports Item. Tho they soil It—Upper HellywoodV ■rose It ohoroys greener In th* 1 t I •Shoe felfvw’s yerd-espctlally if The man at the next desk had Ifa • kailyard. a forceful reminder today that I I t the Yuictid* la aaar. la an old Aa C»i*«<N*4 festnei’, awafc- oveftoat ha found a packet of •aad la the night. Brad hi* shot­ Christmas cards he forgot to mall gun at what h* waa aura waa a last Docember. NEWS A T 6 :30 A.M. ASSORTED FLAVORS W ESTERN JAM BOREE A T6:35 A.M NEWS A T 6:55 A.M SEVEN O ’C L O C K CLU B A T 7:00 A.M JO C K E Y ’S C H O IC E A T EIG H T A.M A L L DAY AND EV EN IN G M USIC Y O U L IK E T O LISTEN T O ! Try tk» itw DIXIE CRYSTALS Fresh Snew White FR*«»H CRISP TEXAS R F H HOME APP! FS 4 lb. Baq FIUNU CALIFORNIA DATES 16 oz. Pka. For Co»>' Inir * Salads WESSON Oil quart Fn- '"fcmatlc Wiraher* DASH Regular Size Personal She IVORY SOAP 4 Bars CRACKERS 1-lb box Peteryent 0XYD0L large package TIDE large package 5""nhin« KrUnfn YO U R HOME TOWN F U L L T IM E STA TIO N SANFORD, FLO RID A T' " ’ " " e n t 1400 on your radio dial 200 MAGNOLIA AVE. A SANFORD Carton Wisconsin Colored �I QUANTITY BIGHTS MS'RVED PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 12th ALL VEGETABLE TIDE'S IN > DIRTS OUT AGEN VACUUM PACKED LUSCIOUS DEL MONTE RUSO FROZEN SLICED MAXWELL HOUSE OR ASTOR AGEN FROZEN AMAZING ALL PURPOSE DETERGENT DIXIE DARLING FINE QUALITY DOLE CRUSHED HAW AIIAN CRACKIN' G O O D CHICKEN OF THE SEA LIGHT MEAT LASTING SUDS FRAGRANT LIFEBUOY SURF YOUNG TENDER FLAVO RFUL FRAGRANT GRANULATED SILVER DUST LIFEBUOY LOVELIER COMPLEXION EAT-RITE TENDER JUICY LAMB GLOSS STARCH ARGO EAT-RITE LEAN TASTY LOVELIER COMPLEXION LUX SOAP LAMB B R EA ST 23c L OI N C H O P S EAT-RITE FLAVORFUL LAMB RIB CHOPS SWAN SOAP DETERGENT LIQUID LUX GR’ND B E E F A " q u ic k f r o z e n c h ic k e n 79c SHOULDER CHOPS EAT-RITE ALL LEAN FRESH PURE WHITE GREEN LABEL EAT-RITE LAMB KARO SYRUP BOSTON BUTT 3 SUNNYLAND M UD OR $1.00 P O R K R O A S T ALL PURPOSE PRAIRIE BELT HOT SA U SA G E. i*o39c O IL S A U S A G E MAZOLA OIL 13-OZ CAN GARDEN FRESH PROPUCE/ ARGO CORN STARCH JUICY SWEET FLORIDA DEODORANT SOAP LIQUID SHORTENING PROTEX WESSON OIL ALL PURPOSE WINE SAP 1-Gal. Tin SUPERBRAND FARM STYLE COTTAGE CH EESE DEODORANT SOAP HEAVENLY OLD FASHIONED PROTEX SNOW DRIFT DAISY C H EESE FRESH GOLDEN $2.09 KRAFT'S N. Y. STATE AGED ALL PURPOSE BREEZE HOMEGENIZED KRAFT'S VEl VEETA FRESH GREEN SPRY LOAF C H E E S E SUPERBRAND "G R " " A ' LARGE GENTLE LUX FLAKES S H I P P E D EGGS DOZEN POWDERED BLEACH SNOWY �t ............. Malenkov To M a rc h N ow • • • • March o f M m oompton hM openV « fi and Is wow botaf ooaduetod ia all to tho i • -***-- t h m d o a t the |ti "eomtiiunities s ta te .. opens on a *?viM to..of to^M feat flfbt sftoaot v» of mQUone of ___ ehfldrM w o n tanocolatto with Bolt' Vaccine ‘O s n a sb a r of polio cases was , sharply eat. By n ts t rammer million* more t s»s* aioltaaaw eB as children., will bo protect”a* tnfactile Iff: -------------------------------------------------------- - >*“5Ideal Physician* ■&' ‘‘What maaes an "ideal phyildan?" I MrT A prominent doctor in another community provided the answer, and it’s a compellft' i^ h a a provided v tag one* The ideal phyaidan, font, must be of top j.&abllltiee, faulttaaa paraonal habits, and tho .-■'utalent to inspira confidence and respect ir others. xie must bo active in community affairs uent church goer, yf all kindb, andi a frequent •Vv! vT*/ He must bo available to service, educatlonai, religious and other groups which are K: ■sacking reliable Information - on medical ibjectfl. i Ha must work on and contribute liberally fund raising campaign! for hospitals, f young peoples' organisations, homes for the aj$d, charities and other good works, lie must* W to local and state medical '•wjetiea and must be faithful is attendance '- a t hospital staff meetings, as a p a rticip an t **J%nd educator. “ He must be a good family man, "with a £ ious and tactful wife who abhors mink ~coata and other vulgar extravagances • . .” Finally, the doctor aays: "But above nil } this, he must never fall to give his pa1 tienis the fineat possible medical service, keeping abreast of medical progress by reading, attendance at medical meetings, ! ~ and taking frequent post-graduate courses. ‘ be a tireless worker and Improve public relations by spending adequate #_ w*'tim e with hii patients, nnswering urgent i nm > peal Is promptly, day or night, and by not j ^'keeping his patients waiting. This must | • all most certainly be done for what has been T vaguely defined ac a reasonable fee." All over the country, thousands of doctors ire doing a splendid job of living up to such ' r d s a s these. “ -high standn And here in 8anford and Seminole Coun­ ty, wo believe that we have the finest of d o cto rs nil of them hnvlng as their high­ est goal “ to be the ideal physicinn."_____ ! i&Sm 0“ The Sanford>Uer(Jd * rubiukta lln .iWfcvwmir * K n U r-.l aa ••aoag e l*M ,m a ile r Octobss ST ISIS at the Fast O ffice i f Saaferd Florida. und*r tha Act _________________ of Ceiyraaa af March ». IITS _ _ Kit ten P H n K IN S ra tto r am! Puhllahtr MARION HARMAN flit . R ia cu llv a editor C V E L T N J CUflniNO, A flvarllslna l l m u . r ”” SU BSCR IPTIO N R A T E R Sla par waah Oaa Month It.S t r«a Month* H li Months Ona Taar i «0 I I . 7S lll.lt h ltu a ri ___ aotlcts, eardi of thanks| rx alu tlo aa and . . . . ______ __ aa ,_________ _____ tan All i notlcea of antarUInmtat for the purposa of rlt,l*c funds will bt aharaad for at rtflular advartlsl** ratsa Tha llaralfl Is a rntmbtr of tha I'nltsd Prasa which It tntltlae ttelutlvalj to tha oaa fnr rapuhllra'lion of all the total news printed la this ntwipapar. J Rapraaanlad Natloaslly hr Genera! Adeem.Inn v lerelca Ina. tt l Qeort'a flaelnae Pash nidc • _______________ Atlanta Oaorala J Page 4 Wed. Jan. 9, 1987 TODAY,H u im .E VERSE ~ The kingdom of th« world In liecome (he kingdom of ths Ixird, and llln Chrinl— Revelation 11:15. There are nix hundred million people who do nroclalm the Lord ond Ills Chriat their king. . . . bat it It's deflnitsly boon a ▼fetor? vte would bo a hollow Tfetory to fo l short to complete triumph I t would bo trpgfe to do* prive thousands of taw fortunate Amerfeato of hopeThose who bars boon stricken with the dreaded paralytic potto still need assfetfics aa can be offered opto by tbs NattaWl Foun­ dation for Infantile ParilysUThese programs of rehabilitation mult eon* tlnue . . . and they can only continue if wo Americana aro willing to pitch in and hflp by Joining tba March to Dimas now. H e re in 8anford and Seminole County there are seven who a n receiving assistance from the March of Dimes funds . . # . sSven who must recover completely from their struggle with tho dreaded dtasose. * So . . let's take advantage of tho tunity to help push this big job over th# top to the abolufa flnih. It can be done. . . and it will be done • * • Economic Future Bright T ry and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERFNCE IT WAS OOLD and allvcr that lured prospectors and fortune-hunters to th* wide-open spaces out West. Today, of course, it's uranium. Ono old-timer was mighty mystified by the new invaders. "Dun* no what this excitement U all about,” ha confided to a reporter from th* Louis­ ville Courier-Journal. "Fust thing I knew was when some feller com* on the place with a contraption tailed a Goober counter and seemed hell-bent on huntin' for geraniums." ' O A hotel manager heard a newly engaged dance band rehearse, then grumbled to the leader, "I think there's something wrong with your rhythm." "It's not our rhythm that’s bothering me," answered th* leader earnestly; "ll'a our maUrlal. Wt've been stuck with a tnan with a gray flannel flute." • • • In Fort Lauderdale, Ft*., a dmggsst hung this sign over hts ice cream counter: "Take home a brick or two; company m«y drop m"’ 0 1354. by Beaaeu Cert. DtitrtbutH by Kiss l u u m Sinii:*t« li G but, becaua* of III health, I must rvatHet m f ic UvRy to the vicinity of the office. Service Officers are not cmaarily layers but they have to be m thorough ipecUIUta aa Ctilek Sale's "Carpenter’. Tlw Bose, Mr. Melvin T. Dixon, will announce my succ#*»*r for the area In due course. I am sure you will find him willing And well qualified. Again my personal thank*, you IT Comeback : , DpuS . I S S S L T " "e h,J m,de 1 fu" portant meeting of Communist1 talking and represented the Th., does not necessarily m eir leader* in Budapest last week In­ ritmlln on vliiU abroad. th, t th„ f j, to ^ formt: f c , dicated pretty clearly that be has Mtlenkov did make * ***** *e change in the present Kremlin been restored to first rank In So­ Graft Britain. But he did so in ||ne.up viet leadership. kis capacity of minister for the! One reason apparently is thqt power stations, to visit BritUh ... . . . Khi . ::hcv seems to bo *Afe te Malenkov kept his head during i7 „ _ u the long argument among Soviet ’ 2 w M k ^ B u d S w meeting !hU Job fommumst Party first {leaders over Nikita S. Khrush­ w . ^ i t r t l n?nf T *, : despite the East Eure[u r h‘"*r I h Fast pf *n revolts which resulted froak chev’s course in repudiating Jo­ sef Stalin's methods of dictator- ^Kj ropes S n sitillTe ^oiTntriM hl* down-grading, of Stalin. T h e ^ i n s tclite eountri s has been no «!*n that Bulganin. 'ship. [who supported Khm*hcbev In the Another Is that Malenkov prob­ - Jov a grading policy. Is likely to ably is the smartest of the U lo*e the prime ministry. men in the inner leadership of the , Kremlin. Rut It Is entirely likely th*t Whsn Malenkov resigned so drg'some day Malenkov may get back I irtntlcally as Stalin's M ir In tga ' that job or mav replace Khrtisbi prime ministry, ha said he was , chrv n« first ferretary.. For » inadequate for the jobshort time after Stalin’s death Redared In Rank Malenkov wss first secretary as Malenkov was reduced to tho well as premier. ^ The big thing in Malenkov’* fa; vor Is that he Is both sm art and an able administrative executive. ! and that he does not indulge in loose talk Hi* visit to Great Bri­ la IPSfl Lecaii.se he and his w ife' No oiW doubted that family tain wns a resounding succett. would like to be closer to his pressures have coine to bear on Khrushchev and Bulganin, who family—his threr children, five 1the heavy-set, ruddy-faced seas* Tallowed him there, bounced from grandchildren and hi* father tn-: tor who was picked by the Ills one blunder to another. year-old Joseph R. Knowland, Robert A. Taft R-Oblo to be At 55—today. Incidentally is his publisher of the Oakland Calif. Taft's successor as GOP Goer birthday—Malenkov wae S ta lin g Tribune. 'leader in tha Senate. right hand man for yean . He W celled pudgy and roly poly. Though he is but 9 feet 7 inchestall, he weighs about 350 pounds. The keen littl* eyes that look out from hts fat face mlaa nothing. Knowland May Make Presidency Bid Today a bright economc future is on tb i drawing boards. By JOHN A. GOLDSMITH ' A brsna new Bbard of Sgminoie County I'sHod Press fluff Correspond. nt Comlss loners -toog over the reins of your WASHINGTON W - Senau Recounty yesterday. Last nlgtft a new Mayor bllran Lesdtr WlUlam F- Knowwns named and another member of the id’s decision to retire from the Board of Hanford City Commissioners was Benata prompted speculation to­ day that he will make a bid for seated These are the men who guide the pattern Um preildency In iflflO. , The tfl-ycar-old Californian of the economic plans within the community. atuonad his Senate coflaaguea and But one important aspect of it has been cflught California political leaden ___ ____ overlooked • ___ in a ___________ way. That asiiect is the_ by aurpriss In announcing that he investor in the economic future so brilliant win not seek reelection when his ly ahead of ua . ■ . the investor on whom, current term expirta In 1UI. in a large measure, ill thy rest depends. Soma senator* quickly conclud­ The investor in this instance is the tag ed that Knowland, a veteran of li years In the Senau, will try to payer. win tho California governorship in We are on the verge, in Sanford and Semi­ 19BS and us* It as a stepping nole County, of advance# greater than any stone to the White House In 19C0. we have known and such advances are Knowland hid planned to seek likely to make unparalleled demands—not the Republican preeldential nomi­ only on our resources and ingenuity, but al­ nation last year before Mr. Elsen­ announced his Intention to so on our Investment philosophies gs well hower iy*k a second term. After the With the verve and vigor of our two President made known hie Inten­ boards which govern the community of San­ tions. Kmmlanl withdrew. ford and the entire cdunty, the Impact of The constitutional prohibition tho new demands which no dnulit will carry against presidential third terms hs to new highs ip our standards of living, will prevent Mr F.lssnhower from , might seemingly be met with a cold shoul­ running again. Pals |n Bid der In some areas. In California, State Controller But it must lie understood that the ef­ Robert C. Kirkwood, a Republi­ forts thul are being forwarded by aggres- can. said he would run for Know «ive and forward-thinking men must ba msttfarkTi Bennie seat in last. H* said with cooperation. With the power of public hU political philosophy is "wholly thought, there are unlimited goals ahead of In accord with the great Elsen­ , ti* in growth, economically, iiopulationwise, hower movement.’’ Knowland a conservative on and indufltrially. moet Issues, has sometimes been The rltUcnfl of both tho City of Hanford, st eddy, as Senate GOP leader, Seminole County, and. every other commun­ •with the President's ..blawa. Rut ity in our nrea will goon realixe that pror Senate Rrpubllcan* again pli-ked grama of utmont imjxjrtance to the advance­ him as their leader for th* new ment of Centra! Florida will lie coming lie- session of Congress which opened week, and Know-land *utd he fore the two hoard* of rommihidoners for last would retain the post until his adoption . . . but it muflt also be realized retirement from the Senate. that to make these programs worksbls the California Gov. Goodwin J. necessary funds must be made available if Knight, whote term expires at th# we are to flee subntantial growth. , same time as Knowland'* Senate term, exdalmrd, *‘I must »*y I'm Whatever their plans, we believe that these surprised-' informed of men are deeply nlncere In their efforts to Knowland's when decision. better our community—to make it «ucces«- Knight said he expected to dis­ ful in every respect. cuss th* development with KnowWhat Is ahead for Sanford and Seminole land . when he come* her# for County? Preildent Elsenhower's Jan 31 in­ The answer could be summed up in a triers auguration. asked Knight whether few words—just as much as the cltlxens of theNewsmen senator might he a GOP can­ Sanford und Seminole County will put their didate for the California gover­ shoulders to the wheel of progress to achieve 1 norship. i.ittle cun lie done by five men—or ten "It's entirely up to him to dl«men—but with every citizen taking an ac­ cuss If he wants to," Knight re­ "I won't endeavor to crosstive and Interested part in agressive and plied. examine Idm In any wsy." progressive growth, all that can be hoped Nnnronilltal On Plana for can lie the goal. It bu* been widely a-Hunted in Letters To The Editor Is Making By CHABLEfl M. MCCANN 'rank of n ordinary deputy pre *. The choice of Malenkov to **Ual'ed Fret* fluff C a m sp e a d e * ! m ler-behlnd severs! first depu-, company Khrushchev to H u t raeatRu*.U’» Georgt M Malenkov Ues-flnd n ude minister for «1e:; | ing. which hrotuht ‘°2ethj r seems to have made ■ big politi- trie power atations. tom m .m hr lrbdrta - r f Su.ii*. esi comeback HI remained a member o f the Hungary. Czechoslovakia, Romar ...r .In h . ...t m .d • . . laUr~ToIl»ntve “ * IfnictW ?.—tto t; niaand-B ulgaria certainly ia slgm>) J p?h a V & v l X Z "k* Khrushchev, tho first' nlficant. | SV. b.._ Tn b: . “ U cm ary of the Commurist Par He would hardly have b c ^ O f ID in w s of your rooporatinn in publishing my almuM monthly schedule of Visits to your atra for several years to ns.dst velcrmu and (heir dependents, or survivors, with their applications for benefits The Editor With your Invaluable assistance Sanford Herald I'have been able to expedite my Sanford, Florida work and roach a greater num­ ber of tho*e who were In great­ Dear Sir: Thu purpose of thU letter is to est fu-ed of my services. I have txpruM my personal appreciation thoroughly enjoyed this work; . 5 'z* . ' ; ‘i_ ....... »'• . • ’ - v.»- California that Kniijit would run for a second term a* governor. But Knight refused to say Monday night what hit plans will be ia IMS. When .tik-d If he might run for Know land'* Senate *eat, he replied: ” t declined a chance to run for the Senate in 1B4S, and I see no reason to rhange my attitude.” There was speculation hers, however, that Knight would be glad to change places with Knowland. Knowland ssM he would retire Knock-Knees In Children Nothing To Worry About ly HUMAN N. IUN0IUN, M.D. MANY parents are unduly con-;mlt him to alt on the floor on bis earned because their children are hrcl* with hU feet rotated out.ward Dr Durbin hae found this knoek-knecd. T h is deform ity, common In particular position la very eomehUdren between the ages of two'mon among youngster* viewing and atx. Is usually overcome with'television, little or no treatment. Adults arc 1 Your child must not stand with eeldom afflicted. bD feet apart and turned o u t In fact, a Britlah orthopedist. Don’t take him on long walk* or Dr. F. C. Durbin, contends th at on shopping tours u n leu yes knock-knee "might almoet be re-have a stroller, buggy or aoma garded as a normal phaie In other device In which h* can rids childhood." when he becomes tired. The most common cause of this Keep him off scooters, but endeformlty In youngatera Is a de-;cou^a*e hjm 10 run about norlay In acquiring postural muscle ma‘ly “"J1 use reflexes. However, any p a th o lo g l-.^ ” a n d o th er pedsl toys. ^ cal condition of ligaments, mus-l Dr- Durbin also recommenda cits or bone may be the eatue of;l*)Un* * knock-kneed youngster this disorder, which doctors call slt astride a rocking hone ne« genu valgum. ;qucntly. remarking: “Who has I t may bo wise to consult anievcr seen a knock-kneed jockey?" orthopedist If you are worried question and ARSwn about your youngater'a legs and; n . M.: Would It be possible for feat. But there are thlnjJ you c«n:me to have a sandpaper operation do to help rorreet thla muscular;t0 remove blotches and small deficiency at home. holes left by a skin disease which Dt. Durbin, an expert on th e c a s been cured? subject, gives several suggestions; Answer: This depends upon tha for parent* to follow In a recent type of skin disease. Issue of T h o Practitioner." | Certain casea of aene tears For on* thing, don't let your have been benefited by the sandchild assume harmful postures p a trr treatment, but It takes while sitting <jr eating. Don't per- skill to perform It. • 1114, list Fsstnrss Syri-Lcsf*. Ins. AVIVA RARCHAIOV, 13 months •Id, o< Tel Aviv, Israel, spires neither lungs nor vocal cords as she let* the world know how the feels about getting th* needle jibbed Into her. In bottom photo, eh* Ifl shown ts the euddenly realise* that the h u been yell­ ing needlessly. There Is no pain and the whole thing Is over. Aviva was ona of 131,331 chil­ dren elated for anti-polio shnts. 4 0 Kaiser I Door— ^® O n e Owner—Low Mileage— W 50. nuicK Dnnr Sedan. II)inflow. Radio $396 '•UYMOUTH I Door Redan, puwrrflitr, radio clean. One owner $698 P fl HUDSON wfc Hornet 4 Door lljdram ntlr, Ra­ dio, Heater, E itra (Tran. One Owner Car $696 51 B17ICK u p r r Riviera "Hardtop’’, Radio Heater. Dynaflow tow Milcaage 62 • MSpecialnun4k Door Sedan. Dviuflow Radio. Heater. Extra Clean. uwnrr rar — • i Q 9D K I PLYMOUTH w*F I’nwrrflile, Iaiw M ileage, One K " 1 " - J I I 96 Nicholson} Buick Co. MSS. ROtlST NIIISON. 33. docs not seem to consider herself a medical rarity a* the sits in her Westchester, N.Y, home with three of her four living children while walling to undrrgo her eighth Caesarean operation. Three others died. With her are Sherry, IS; Suzanne, 11; and Robert, R. (International) 310 Magnolia Are. Phone 1034 THURSDAY—10 A.M. TO 12 NOON 2 HOURS ON LY "There’s nothing wrong with the act. ms'sm—that's roc* ’n roll music!" alneeevly, w r r r r u i s m :\R r .a to o sr S IM U L A T E D Guaranteed Bank ig A D T ifu l^ ® - ZIRCON RING • INCAGIMINT o, WIDDINO SING • ** DAZZLING • SPARKLING - Rainbow Pin *’"»» th*» Would Coit Yeu $109 So $200 If S.t in G.-nuin# Dl,rw«*4# V«r !.,.H Whit. Zircon Rinm riffiHnl i ntnivref •k>;? of a '.Iff* m.icsco. Uu ? tonil onllumsirof sn4 sear fneet spaf umouiovl /ucm« Minis sn«j k««p thtor Hifh-pfic-i “ " W 4rl, 9»ie'r • « t <h«mU ns. wi S l t ririi; w it h '11vclrITrtfef uin It Interest News O f Men In Service S276 Ill'ICK Super 4 Dr. S«. dan. Rsrilo-Heatrr-Dynaflow IAFF-A -D A Y TOM R. DKEN ASST. STATE SERVICE OFFICE ELMENDORr AFB Alims* S r cond Class Wilson D. Flowers, sea of Andrew W. Flowers, Park Are. TrAUer Park, recently arrived it Klmesdorf Air Fort* Bu*. Alas­ ka. Upon bis arrival at Elmsaiorf Amn Flower* was assigned to the 5039th Field Maintenance Squa­ dron as an Airborne Radio Rtpalr man. Hie dutlee are nat n*w to Amn Flowers a t he Is a recant graduate of the Airbom* Radio Repairman tchool at Scott AFB, III., where he w*« aa<ltn*1 tn the 3JX>nd Student Squadron prior to bis assignment herj. Antn. Flowers w ii a ituleat of Seminole High S hod prior te kis entry la the US.tr. Clearance Sals on Savings Accounts Over $100.00 • Unit! Ywi nu/ Ojf t t. 4 Bla*a . * d s i a t i c D lip l.y — f l . H . r R l . ^ s e e in 1 9 5 7 G U A RA N TEED All Bttt.r Ri.qi Olftr.d Are lo Guiraa le d Stoli.f Silver or G#ld-PUI#d Clip IhJi A J H ow l . FAUSTS S T A T E RANK ± S a w s o w d $ „r- i'"fl *r GolJ-FilleJ Clustsrs, st skiv*. SPICIAL $1.79 7RICI5 SU9JICT TO TAX ^ g. • Large DUplsy * Mm ' i Blags 1.95 up DRUG STORE Post O ffice • Sanford Thursday—10 A.M. to 12 Noon N ear �wT *-T»' i :a :* THE SANFORD HERALD Wed- Jan. 9, 1957 Pace 5 vi * I. Methodist Circles RoRns Observe Mrs. C . Meriwether Resigns As Teacher 50th W edding Of Wesley C!?ss McKinley Hall w*s the aeene Anniversary Monday of * business and social Conning The News Circle 2 Circle Number Two met at the ■V VIRGINIA CONN M r.' and Sira. Leon A. Rolin home of Mrs. Reba Mahan; with Mr*. W. W. Tyre presiding. Dc I've wasted almost • whole of a new table for the operating celebrated their golden wedding Uclous refreshments of fruit day playing bridge with Dodie room. Every ooe In Sanford can anniversary Sunday, Dec. 30, with enke and coffee were enjoyed by King, Janie Miller and Crete hen have a part in the Follies, just a family renlon dinner, given at members and a guest. Hall, but it c a t mighty pleasant at every one one may be a po­ their home tn Longwood. After a business meeting the wasting, and hard to come by tential occupant of the table. Of They were married Dee. 31. meet* for a discussion of Physical TUESDAY devotion was given by Mr*, i these day*. Believe Dodi# was the course, we hope that they will !90«, in Cotton, Ga. by "Old Education and Health. WEDNESDAY by* big winner, but Louis* Parker not be, but there would not be Preacher King." The Mothers' Circle of the Up- Chorpening and the study The study on the book ot Ro­ sala filled in for me, and 1 don't know the need if there were not the The Rolina have 13 childran, 30 Community Presbyterian Mrs. Ashby Jones. mm* continue* ai *he First Bap­ Church meets at the church at Louise had played demand. So far, the board is ex­ grandchildren, and seven great­ The guest a winter visitor. ------- - the out...come. , _ tist Church 7:304:13 p.m. a new tremely pleased with the way grandchildren. 10 a. m. All attending should was Mrs. DeNerring. Member. «•'* G At S:15 p.m. the Sunday School bring their sack lunch, drinks will present were: Mr*. Reba Mahan, w,f* *ttached to the St*tion f things are going. Opposition was Children present with their Worker* council of the First Bap­ be provided. All women are In­ expected when the ads were being Mrs. A. Jones, Mr*. Thomas, ,h“ u » Slnf,ordfamllle* for this occasion were __ ______ _______ ____ four! solicited, but the merchants have tist Chuch will meet. vited. Mrs. Knowle, Mr*, llarriman,! n,°,t, a bride, a* she ha* Mr. and Mrs, Dallas Quates, of The T. E. L. Class of the First Mrs. Tyre, Mr*. Shuenmann] children. The Cunning* are living been wonderfully generous and Cocoa; THURSDAY Mr. and Sir*. Leroy co-operative. They had reason to The Sanford Home Demonstra­ Baptist Church will meet at the; Mrs. McKnight, Mrs. Strickland, in Lake Mary and have just re not be, a« they have been asked Rolin, of Longwood; Str. and Sirs. cently come fr>m duty in Japan. Chapel a t 3 p. tn., with Group 4 Mrs. Lconardy Mrs. Calhoun, tion Club will meet at 'he Coun­ Birsls Rolin, Eau Gallia; Mr Attended the concert last night, to participate in so many things, Mrs. Jarre), Mrs. Chorpening, and cil Center at 3 p.m. with Mrs. W. a s ' hostesses. and Mrs. E. J. Whit* and Silk*, and are constantly hounded to aod thought !t was an excellent A ‘study course will be held in Mrs. William*. B. Moya as chairmen of hostess­ donate to wroKhy projects, until of Jacksonville; Sir. and Sirs. E. performance. The Chanileteers are McKinley Hall of the First Metho­ es Guest speaker will be Mrs. a versatile group, and sang a sometime* the pinch i* too much. B. Alexander and children, Charon dist Church from 10 a. m. until Circle 3 Stevens of Orlando. varied selection to please every But these enterprising people ran and David, of Orlando; Mr. and 1 p. a . The course will be con­ with The In ermediate Choir of the ducted by Mrs. Howard Anderson, Circle Number Five held It* taste. We are sorry that Francis see the value In supporting the Mrs. Leon A. Rolin Jr., meeting in the home of Mr*. First Baptist Church will rehear of Daytona Beach. Follies — to business and to children, JackJe and Ruth Anne, Roumlllat was struck down with Grady Herman, on First St., with se at 7 p.m. and the Adult Choir Toe Plnecreat P-TA will have a 16 members present. The meeting laryngitis, and could not introd­ their own families. But not only of Hyattaville, Sid.; the Rev. and «t 8 p.m. uce them. Seen among the large are they buying ads; in addition Mr*. Sam Warren with children, panel discussion on "The Disci­ The study, on the book of Ro­ pline of the School Child" at 7:30 was called to order by the chair­ audience (and if you didn't come, they ire donating materials, and Linda, GaU, and Sammle, of Mrs. Jarrell, after which you should be sorry), were T om ,to mske a long story short, are Panama City; and Mrs. Jeanette mans, will be taught by W. P. p. m. On the panel will be Judge man, iiisu, m i *. Brooks Jr. at 7:30 p.m. This Ernest Housholder, Chaplain Arn­ a E n M m i B l a c k b u r n . Cy and Jean F ltton.'just being friend, w . are all Peeples and children, Debbie and Ufcen from m in ts 4 and n. | f c t u #n<| Doc Llnttcr ^ , nd proud ^ bullneM wllh NoVfr and Danny, from Klngsland, Ga. study concludes at 9:30 p. ra. old, John Angel and Mrs. Robert An announcement was made I Ben King, Anita Hadden, Rose- end a sentence with a preposition, Three married grandchildren and The Grammar School P-TA Williams. Moderator will be Harry that world-wide prayer will be mary Duncan, Mnllie Barlow, nut it la late, and 1 can’t change their families who were alio preWelr. ten t were Mr. and Mr*. LeRoy from 9 p.m. through 9 a.m. Jan. John and Virginia Johnston, It now, so good night. Rolin Jr., and son, Jerry, of 13. On Feb. 1 at 10:46 a business Retla and Paul Spelts, Ruth and • ------------------Jewish Ladies Plan meeting and coveted dish lunch­ Joe Tully, Marty nnd Lew Mill- J « f l n A n t i N f > U o n Winter Park; Mr. and Mrs. John Hughey Jr. and children, Linda, eon will be held in honor of new saps, Rita Bauer. Ruth Jean and M IU I IN e iS Q Il On Jan. 13 members. The speaker* will be Harry Robson, Cliff and Jean Me- I r ^ n n t a c f W i n n n f Johnny and Pamela, of Orlando; and Mr. and Mr*. George Jakube. . . I r\ O O Business meeting of the Ladies Judge Housholder, a captain from Kibbon. and Barbara Chapman. 1 5 V - O n r C 5 T VT i n n e r in and daughter, Debbie, of the navy base and Herold Ileck- Of course there were several I . C ? m i n n | a H i a h V r eC L l ) e C . O Auxiliary of the Congregation enbach, Oviedo. principal of Sanford hundred more. The Isdica dress m J ^ n l i n U i e n i g i l Miss Grace Maxine S m ith , Beth Israel was held Monday Grammar School. Two sons, *ix grandchildren The Homemaker of Tomorrow rangrd from furs and hat* to daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jam es. n' 8»»t a t the Jewish Community Other business transactions casual suits. Noticed Camille in Seminole High School is Jean and great-grandson were unable to attend. They are Mr. and Sirs. 0. Smith Sr., and George Avertl j Center 'TW* was the first mect- were taken eare of in the re­ Metzger U hack from her trip Ann Nelson. _ ... . . . .~ „ ; Ing to be held in the community gular manner, and the study was She ha* been gene for Jam es Rolin and children, Tracy some She received the hlgheat score Lee nnd Jimmy. James Is cm ? m * _J r " ‘{"I, ot n’,or,L* cmitu 1renter since the new room had given by Mrs. Grady Herman, time. In a written examination on home­ ployed with the U. S. Government *nd Dorothy Sm' th: been put on the building, the In- study chairman. This was a The High Fever Follies 1* tak­ of Pittsburgh P . were of lhe h u M n e p ^ t e d »nd continuation of "Paul's Letter* to ing the spotlight in society to­ making knowledge and attitude*, in Germany; Mr. and Mrs. Run Pec. 28 at All Souls Catholic wlmjows replaced. i the Churches", which wa* enjoy­ day, as the rommitteo* jell their administered Dee. 4, to senior sell Rolin, of Cleveland. O.; Sir. Church, with Father Lyons offici­ covered The ladies planned a ed by everyone, plans, and prepare for the big girls in the graduating class. Her and Sir*. Bob Lockard and ton, ating. „ and, poinsettla. , . . . . Idish. . .supper for all member* to DclirimiN refreshments of production to bt held in the aud­ examination paper will be en­ Rohhy, who are In England; Mrs. White gladioli be hehl Sunday night Jan. 13, in tered in competition to name this Kathleen DeHoff„ Longwood; Silas were used to decorate the church honor of the renovation of the poundcake and coffee were serv­ itorium of the High School the stale’s candidste for the title of Diane Rolin, Longwood; and ed to the following: Mrs. Albert eighth and ninth of February. and Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat provid­ center. Other business was dis­ All-American Homemaker of Harold Rolin, Longwood. ed nuptial music for the double cussed and the meoting was ad­ i Jarrell. Mr*. T. F. McDaniel*. This ia the first really big ven Mrs. Grady Herman. Mr*. W. J. lure that has 'consolidated b*h Tomorrow and will also be eonring ceremony. Making raw cranberry relish? journed with refreshment* after­ David, Mrs. W. V. Bitting. Mrs. navy nnd civilian men and wo­ sidertd for the runnerup award The bride was given In m arri­ wards. In the state. For her achieve­ You can use * fine, medium or O. L. Barks, Mrs. L. P. Hagan, men. It la a Joint effort, nnd now age by her father and wore a Those attending were Mrs. M. ment, she will reeeiva on award coarse blade when putting the blue taffeta dresi with navy ac­ Siskind, Mrs. W. Matter, Mrs. W. Mrs Clyde Ramsey, Mrs. G. \V. that we of the navy will be using pin designed by Trifari of New berries through the food chopper. Bailey, Mr*. Ethel Piper, Mrs. A. the hospital constantly, it la cessories and a white orchid. ; Toll. Mr*. H. Jacobson, Mrs. P. C. Philps, Mrs. O. R. Eslridgc, I hoped that nautical interest* will York. Miss Margaret Moore wai maid Kessler, Mrs. E Epstein, Mrs. L. Mr*. M. E. Moye, Mrs. W. B. For an elegant a la king aauer, The national winner In the of honor and chose a dress of;Samuels, Mrs. M. Moser, and Moye, .Mrs. J. H. Walker, Mrs. be directed toward the success of third annual Search conducted use cream for the liquid aod the Follies, and the ultimate goal pink taffeta. Her flower* were Mrs. F. Stein. among 300,326 young women in thicken with egg yolks. R. T. Cowan, and one visitor, pink and white roses. Larry Port* 11.636 of the nation’s public, little Mis* Anna Lee Herman. t r was best man and ushers were Roneleis cuts of meat to be private and parochial high Ilian York and Robert Sher. schools will Circle 7 be ‘"named” $lay***2 r<>a! ,ed ,hou[d lt,w ',|acH on * The bride’i mother wore a dress at the American Table banquet rack in a shallow pan. Mrs. Howard Monticth’s home, af beige wool with brown acces­ in the Waldorf-Astoria llpfcl. on Mellonville Are., was the seen* sories. Her corsage was of bronxe New York City.Monday of the meeting of Circle SI l*n Minerva Karlen Smith, rosebuds. Number Seven, with Mrs. N. R. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. James The program is designed to Immediately after the cere­ Whitney serving as co-hostcss. assist schools in education for O. Smith Sr., became the bride mony the couple left on a wedd­ wa* opened . The., meeting _ , . . with. the Nov. 25 of Chester Reid Walter* home and family living and to ing trip to Pittsburgh, Ta., for Lord* Grayer, repeated in unison, J r ., wn of Mr. arvl Mri. Chettcr emphasize through a sound which the bride wore a beige suit after which Mrs. D. II. Hetchcr Rekl Walu.rl s ,b c . Scholarship award program the with black aeecesorles. Upon their conducted the study, "Paul's ^..tlonal Chureh with D r .'J . B. personal- qtialkWo and sense o f ‘ return they will make their home Letters to the Romans" taken Root officiating at the candlelight values necessary to aucressful s t Park Avenue Trailer Court. from the book "Paul's letters to double ring ceremony. homemaking. A tot*] of $106,000 Local Churches." The bride was bom in Lexing­ The church was decorated with in scholarships will be award­ ton, Ky., and attended school in Routine business was disposed white mums, carnations and ferns ed. Lexington and Sanford. She of and several announcements and nuptial music was provided Earh state Homemaker of To­ (raduated from Seminole High made. morrow will receive a $1,600 by Miss Helen Witte. tchool with the class of '56. She Mrs. Doss stressed a/tendance scholarship ami an educational The bride, given In marriage wai a member of the Tri*‘udy on J ,n - ,0 ' by her fathm, wore a blue wwl trip with her school advisor to Ml-Y, Pep dub, Sally Staff and end the Prayer Vigil was announc- jer„oy ,l r u , wlth bmwn lc c c l. Washington, D. C., eolonlal Wil­ was on the honor roll. ed for Jan. 13. soriee and a white orchid. liamsburg. Vt., and New York The covered dish luncheon was Mil. 0rncc Smitht >itt, r of the City. A $500 scholarship will be awarded the runnerup girls Ini member*^ ’ * brUk*’ ,orvH “ m ,id of honor ! and wore an aqua wool dresa with [each »taU\ The acho«l of the Refreshment! were served to a corsage of pink roses. i state winner will receive a set the following Mrs: I, , J.j| *e*ai»y | JrTy os , ,,orter maan]of the Encyclopedia Britarmlca. n a. ,ladies: „ , I t r i i i r wi(( « im jw*. * n m n, , ^ Courlier, M n. an,j Robert Artmtronie wai u^her. The scholarship of the youog L. T. Doss, Sirs. W. T. Doss. .Mrs. Mr*. Smith chose, for her woman named All-Amrrieanl Alice Hoyne, Mrs. II. B. SlcCail, daughter's wedding, a drew of Homemaker of Tomorrow wilt be Mrs. W. K. Raines, Mrs. n. F. beige wool with brown accessor-1 increased to $5,000. This year for Robinson, Mr*. P. A. Rowland, ies and a corsage of gold and (be firwt time girt* who rank »eMra A. B. Stevens, Mr*. R. W. bronze chrysanthemum* and roes- c0odi and fourth ln the C O T IIE 'S SHIRTMAKER Sturdivant, Mr*. D. H. Fletcher, buds' tinnal finals will recede $1,000, AFTERNOON DRESS I* fash­ Mr*. Hendricks, Mrs. N. R- Whit The groom's mother wore ioned of silk novelty Jacquard. ney, Mr». Howard Montieth ami navy blue with navy accessories. $3,000 and $2,000 scholarship*, respectively. Black silk velvet and braid clr» Miss Aline Chapman. Her corsage was pink rosebuds. ctets edge the collar end cuffs. A reception was held following The skirt -is finely pleated all Circle g the ceremony in the home of the Lt. and Mrs. L. A. Guidry 'an ­ around. Ju«t the dress for an Circle Number Eight met at the bride's parents, after which the afternoon of bridge or for that nounce the birth of a son, Glenn home of Mrs. A. D. Zachary couple left on a wedding trip tn Paul, on Dec. 30 at Seminole Mem­ important committee meeting. Monday afternoon, with -511** Lexington and Salisbury, N. G. orial Hospital. Bessie Zachary and Mrs. John They are now at home at 108 S. Bridge* as co hostesses. Thn| Mangoustinc Ave. opening prayer and the Dc\otion-| Miss Smith w-as born in Lexing|________A Dahl Among Dolls al were given by Mrs. W. S. ton, Ky., and attended school* Thorton. Routine reports were m Lexington and Sanford, gra• jr- • . .W given by the secretary, Mrs. M. 'dilating from Seminoh High • K. Raker, treasurer, .Mis* Bessie School, where she was a member Zachary, and courtesy chairman, of the G{ec Club, Nurses Club, Mr*. Claude Herndon. Home Rc and Art Clubs. Members were reminded of the Mr. Walters was born in Lex­ study course to be held Thurs­ ington, N. C. and attended Hoyday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Also den High School, graduating with • Jsa. • of the ull night prayer vigil to the class of '53. He is now v^ith Mrs. David R. Spaulding he held in the church sanctuary the U. S. Navy. Jan. 8 Jan. 13 14. (ram 9 p. m. until 9 Mrs. Homer S. Bruce a.m. Plan, were made for the White. Miss Bessie' Zachery. Jan. 9 youth supper the fourth Sunday Mr*. A. D. Zachary *nd Mrs. W. I Dr. C. L Keyes in January. The circle then voted (Jl Jamison, Ellen Carter to hold their bazaar funds until the May meeting. The study for the day "Paul’s letters to the TODAY Coloasians" was then given after & which lhe hostesses served delici­ ous refreshments of pumpkin pie, THURSDAY coffee and nuts. Those present were Mrs. M.| K. Baker, Mrs. John Bridges, Mrs. R. L. Gnffin, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. Albert Hickson, Mrs. O. C. Priest, Mra. Randall Priest. Mrs. W. S. Thorton, Mrs. Roy Tiliis, Mr*. R. W. Turner, Mrs. Olive Well*, Mr*. O. E. C alen d ar Grace M. Smith George A. Smith Supper Minerva Smith Weds C. Walters meeting of the Daughter* of Wesley Sundav School Class. Host**sea were Mrs. M. R. Strick­ land. Mr*. Thomas L. Sullivan, Mr*. C. F. Brannan, Mr*. Zeto Ratliff, Mr* J. 0. Laney -and Mrs. Greet Gregory. AiTangemanta of snapdragon* and calendulas were placed at vantage points throughout the hall. Mrs. A. E. White gava the devotional, reading "Land of Be­ ginning Again", after which a letter of resignation a* elsaa teacher was read from Mrs. Chariot Meriwether. The assist­ ant teacher, Mr*. 1L F. Cole, will be the teacher fer the remainder of the year. An assistant will be appointed later. Mra. A. E. Whlto, Mrs. Virgin la Anderson and Mra. Albert Hickson were selected as a com mltte* to write resolutions for the Ute Mr*. J. M. Hoyea., Mrs. J. E. Courier, Mrs.'K. H. Uney, Mr*. Lida Suit and'Mra. O. R. Estridga made donation* (o the Birthday Bank. A market basket sale will be held at the February meeting. Mra. M. R. Strickland presented Mrs. Grady Herman, who ipoke to tha group, using "Tim*"' thema. Sandwiches, cookie* end coffee were served. Those attending the meeting were Mr*. IJda Stall, Mrs. Ruth Lundquiat. Mrs. O. R. Eat ridge, Mrs. I. J. Boyette, Mra. Harry Brown, 31r*. J. E. Courier, Mr*. W. Honeywell, Mra. E. H. Laney, Mrs. Clark Leonardy, Mr*. 0. E. White. Mra M. R. Strickland, Mr*. Z. B. Ratliff, Str*. Thomas L. Sullivan, Mr*. A. H. Gregory, Mr*. R. F. Robinson, Mr*. Amelia P. Murick, Mrs. Elsie A. Stephan, Mr*. R. A. Futrell, Mra. A. B, Stevens Miss Versa Woodcock, Mrs. Albert Hickson, Miss Aline Chapmen, Mr*. W. E. Raines. Mr*. C. M. Flower*, and a guest, Mrs. Grady Herman. fin h ju m a jk In Mrs. Betty Barker, Angeles, Cal, la visiting daughter, Mr*. L. A. Guidry. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Broca, af Live Oak, were rlilting with Mr, and Mrs. Dan A. Bruce and family over the holidays. Dm? returned to Lire Oak Saturday. The many friends of Mrs. Mabie Bishop regret that aha !■ still unable to return home tram Athens, Ga., due to the aeriouo illness of her brother, & & Well. A/lc Lawrence F. Skates haa returned to Ardmore Base, Aid* men, Okla„ after (pending bail* days with hie pannta, Mr. and Mrs. L, G. Skates, of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sattarih* wattle, of Tennant, N. 1* hast been guest* tor several days af Mr. and Mrs. A. F. ColJum. There’s nothing better lemon juice or vinegar, hotter, sugar salt and pepper for giving spinach savor. Always dissolve active dry yaaat in water rather than ia milk. .* \ LAST TIME TONIGET STARTS 8 d tv!j FEATURE — 1:43 CO-HIT TV* Queen Babgloi You ran dresi up that canned corned beef hash by turning it Into a greased ring mold and bak Ing It in the oven. mwayttoew Pt oel FEATURE — 9:31 Paly "CHILDREN UNDER IS ADMITTED FREE" Basic rule for quick cooking: keep utensils and supplies where (or near lhe place) you use them. U I U I I I U L 311 "h **f/*'l ' ••• B I R T H S Values 15.95 8 % Happy Birthday k lf ii 12.95 SALE 11.95 • • • • 8.90 s e e * Odd Jto ii Values to 12.98 One Table One Table...... F I. 0 W E K S FOR EVERY OCCASION • • • • % 5.00 3.00 SANFORD fo r the 1 llh y eo r, em ploys*! of th e C olgoU -P olm ol«e Com po n / h a .* ‘oilow *d a troduion of d r d l i n ? d o iil ond giving lh«m to (h>ld<*n in. ■hotpifoli a n d inifiluliont. This y e a r w*ll over o th o v ia n d dolts, *och individually ityl*d a n d (o ilu m s d , w *r* dilfributod to youngt!«r«. P r i m w o r t grv«n by H>* C om pany fo r th e b e t) doll» in v a rio u i categ o ries ran g in g from "m o il e iig in a l" to " b a i t w orkm antliip in h an d te w in g ". S e ie e n lia r Arlene Dahl, a n d ra th e r a dell in h e r own ip e c ia l category, serv ed e i a judge a n d help ed select th* prise-w inning tn tn 'e i^ I V E Y ’S FLOWER SHOP FREE DELIVERY Flowers By Wire TOO N. Park Thou* 2219 ROBERT WAGNER-tiuniut-uim-mJUUWAKD hbntw • IEITH-W00CWATO snows MrkyNint l iv “WHERE QUALITV IS HIGHER THAN PRICE j 1 �i J h iL Seminoles Pierson 4 3 -3 3 San K s Jia id I.lsxta Tlrh Heat 311,1* 11.10 I 00 J 11 1.0' 4.10’ The Sanford Seminole* cage But the Seminole* showed defi* HI— T * 00 QtilnlUU (1— t l SSTiO quintet broke their *e»en fam e i niteljr that they had pro*rf *ted Dally tluubla IS— l i , » i Ct toning itreak Iant night at Semi- aince the reiumption of school TS IrS Hare — 3 1* 'file. 7 10 V JO *.«'• nole High on the auditorium: after they threw everything to H a t t i e B e . a , Cnmra.1* I I oO S-10 court* by dowlng the P iern n jth * wind* but itrict fundamen- O C a rm s n K » r IH Qulnlela IC—7 > J I M * Wildcat* 43*33 In a rough and turn- tala and the fast break K a a r t k l i n e * — 3 ,1 * Wile. Hefty Charles Robinson, » Jun­ Ian .Srtu.M ble gam* that got off to a shaky s to • oO 1.20 t .o o ] ; « start. Picnon made nearly half ior «t Pierson, proved to be the O cea n a M a c I J .,0 of their total point* on give away only thorn In the sides of the A ltQ u l n l e l a I I — 7) 117 *•• Seminole*. He played a respecta­ r i l l k R a e a — 5 1* M il'. chance* off Seminole foula. s j o j . s o z so Offensively the Seminole* stuck ble game defensively and had a Mr. I .u ia i l-oil 1.01 1 3 1 strictly to fundamentsls for their good eye for shorting. HUsii l 1 JPuaaxi a Emerson 4 10 Q ulnlela 11— I t IIS 10 win. They controlled the ball point* accounted for nearly half OUfk R a r e — 3 a Mile. of the total Pierson scoring. throughout mu<t of the game and Ed’e 1 f.'olnn S 40 1 10 3.00 “ While the Pierson team has • Derby Itii.l . did a lot of experimenting with j .c o .-.io P e r k y Du,I# -,4o 1.40 player*. High man for the Semt- bad record, they have been a T llm e lta a loo noles was young Rod Phillips, on high scoring team.” Layer re­ Q u l n l e l a I t — 1 | H.- O , consignment to the varsity from marked after the game. "We can’t S e e e a ' k H a r e - I 14 Mile. E>. 140 1 10 * 4« the JVs- After the gam* cage match any team basket for bas- Heelna M a k e T im * , > . o 13 *0 mentor Bud Layer pointed to Phil- , ket in a wide open game, we don’t ..SSiS't!* 7’ »««• lips and aald, "We’ve found a have that kind of shooter*. Our RIRktk R a e a — S I* Mile. M O M O J ia guard." defense m»de a good showing In t r TfV,T." B r o w n 1 | o ? ro Putt \\ In,| , Playing a tight defensive game, holding the score to 33 points, Q u l n l e l a r f __ j , the Seminoles capitalized on the Pierson only made II points from Wildcat’s mistakes to hand them the floor and w* gavj thim the Phil Byrd 2 their eighth straight licking of 13 points with our roughneo. We Cedi Dandridge 1 aren't too worried about the the season. Total* 19 The fast break paid dividends crudeness of the boys Just yet. Score B> Period* for the Scmin&cs, but it wasn’t We were pleased with the hustle Pierson ti 7 4 developed to the point it should and drive of the team. That’* what Sanford g n i| counts, we can give the boy* have been. “ We were pleased ortly with our defense," Layer laid. more polish as time goes on.” "Our real test of strength will j "Other than that, we were way come Frldiy night whan ws go off.” to Apopka." assistant coach Dick Slivers u id . "They have a win­ ning team (7-21 and they have [ experience I think we'll play a | much better game then, and I think we’ll play a consistent gsme." The Seminoles improvement NEW YOltK «P - Frank C.lf showed mostly in the reserve oril. who Include* playing left strength of boys like Wally PfillMembers of the Championship VAII-7 "C” Bowl.ug Tram «.l Sanford Naval Air Station, eihibll the for the trophies presented them by Captain Robert W. Jaekatm LS.V Commanding Olflcer of th* Station, halfback halfback for the New New York York Giants Giants „ who w>f t(et) wllh v , - . . . (right) during cercRioRlet bald aboard th* NAS. Tojra me in hr is ate:; (I. to r.) T. K. Sugg*. OKI, R. F. ,n ' 0"* hl’ ma"V money-making i jturriy (or tecond place In scor- SPORTS Gifford Football’s Most Valuable Player In ’56 A<":K; B o w lin g , Football Teams Get Awards Jr. High Cage Quintet Remains Undefeated Team a g jr J- Joint award ceremonies for VAH-7 "C" Bowling Team, and the 1IATU Football Team, of San­ Th* fast break, tradition of Ken* ford Naval Air Station, were con­ lucky’s basketball, moved down ducted aboard the NAS as mem­ to the Junior high level yeaterday ber* of the two teams received afternoon as coach Howard Unr- Individual, and leant Mophle* dl’s Sanford Junior High cage from Captain Robert W. Jackson, USN, Commanding Officer of th* quintet flashed along on their Station. winning way* and ramalnm tin Six members of the HATH defeated is they dropped Volusia Football Team received individual Junior High of Daytona . M-llI. . lrophl„ fr0in c . p,. j.ekMMt. aiong Mike Roberts sparked the D.qh 1wjty, the team trophy, for their flying Sanford squad with a H " '! ln iending their team to Ihy display of defendve mom.*- an „ndrfl.alr,| |„ ,ho PJSIt Tering and hl, t '" t D'c basket for NAS Touch Football l-vaguc. Only 10 points one other team, the VAIF7 squad. •a.72 x.ssua | Valuable Player for the *936 sea ,h rs. so" In the annual United P re „ ta* • mong lh Pleraoa poll. FG FT Pu. Gifford. who»e Job* include own-1 2 3 Ing ami renting apartment houses, i ° n_n"yv and writing * snort, column, r*n ^ lw o n celved 12 vote. In balloting by 23 Same Teams Stay Atop UP Ratings For Third Week ■ IIy NORMAN MII.I.FH United Press Sporte Writer NKW YORK IB — Is this to b« ™ . l . « rl.nr!h thC R*lph Richardson nRohhv i t r. nDetroit T u U ,*i Robinson Layne, Lions Freddie r „ ., quarterback who led the pro rlr- K Rt-hardinn cult In scoring with 99 nvlnts, Ken Wchirdion was second with seven votes. I qaaford Only two other players rrrelv- »,,, T ed votrs. Rick Casares, Chicago w n Phillips Dears rollback who won th 0 r"th«», m ing tiUe with 1,126 yards, drew K M'cMurray four v o te. The other two went a .u d e HltteD to Tobin Roto. Green Bay Pack Joe High ' m .. rnicrterbac't. who ,led th* , .lea. Ilixl Phillips gue '• * <■ yar.d' Ra,neJ in John Rarity 1936 3« with 2,203 yards. Unic# McCoy CCLA and tlio Oklahoma Aggies one of the most 'arm ful college each tn 0vet up ono notch from huskrthall seasons ever? The last week Louisville and Iowa same four team s have remained State clung to the same ranking*. atop the United Press ratings for The coaches based their rating* The Sanford Junior Jllg lt team | 4>Ve the HATH Team a run for the th irl straight week with Kan, , , i on 8amea play*d through Saturfeaturrs the fast break aa a pri th* chantpinnvhlp, * + uio*l uf the to d —North Carnlin.i 1 2 .for d ar n|jjhl< J in . ____ mnry rclinnre, but they alio have original nine teams were forced f.fth week in * 'ow. . M anhatUn 'f f i r d ^ . r ouT of tho offensive play patterns. "We'te tp drop out of competition for Furtherm ore, with com parative­ top ten this week. Canlsius h*»dJust keeping to th<« fundamentals.” Various reasons. ly en»y ronipctition In store for *;! the second 10 group, followed In coach Gordie said. Cmpletlng the ruguliir «ca.,«n In the lendurs, there appear* t little order hy Seattle, Minnesota and The team faces their Dumbest a t h r e e w a y t ie for first place, the prospect of a shakcup In the rat- Wake Forest. M anhattan an I St. opposition of the season Friday | v a h -7 Rowling Tentn beat In is for at least nnother week, t Ixnils were licit for t3th plt-e 1oiii ................. .. h...y "h e ..... Vanderbilt was this week’s only with llrigham Young 17th, Duko W.hr " ..'he':„P.,k.ay ' ' r ’. ,'^ U i r . tsin i f f. VontPuion’ rut,: Mainland Junior High on t.p> npr u VAII 7 “ A”, and NAS " C " . newcomer nmong the top !•» 118th, and S.sn Francisco, Oklahorourts 0r the local high school I jcan)i wi„ t(,t. chantpluiuhip! tenm s. moving up to ninth place ma City University and Callfor gym at .1:30 ,! by •> 15 point margin in the D ee.! from llth Illinois suffered the nl* tied for 19th place. If we get by tainland and ^ playoff.*. .biggest demotion in th* select Thirty-five teams received votes Ormond Reach w ell be in the top ‘ 1group, dropping from nth to loth this week. San Francisco th/s debrackct in the area." Gordie said. Ending 'he award eerem.mle* p, ‘ ten Jln i national -Hamnt , __________________ was the presentation of the "In- ' ..... Ending national c h a m p i o n illvldiint lllali 'U riel" bowling *'S , Ki,n,*, ! pd up from a ti* for attli place Thomas Kdison used o»lv short trophy, M. !., Crttes. of t i “ ,j . Wa' " ™ . " ,e raUng» la« Daytoa, on. of th . p r. e the start of the season, was tenson top 10 picks, received only Stub pencils that would fit lying VAII 7 "C ” team, who bowlcil 1 first-place choice of 28 of tin* 33 one point, down in his right hand veat pockc« l 4(jrj,M M„r,, „( r»4Vj. leading roaches who comprise the tfniled Press hoard North C aro-' liita and third-rnnked Kentucky each attracted three flrst-plncr ballots, while fifth-ranked tumii villas hod one. Not only were the teams ranked in much tho sam e order as the previous week, hilt the print dif frrenees between him were a I The Sanford Seminoles. JVs ilia r scoring. i tered very little, Kansas's 338 proved last night that li.iikcthal! Jk mentor Dick Silvers said he point* were only one more than could win a ball ganta ni they held Pierson's JVs to o if score from the floor and wliitr Ajihed them 60 t) in is contest ua* lay ell ait -rrlterls riiM*i. an lest nthat u t was * r t e u i • a v o a irs e io e ia t i r o n Pierson • o 6 Sanford JV ■FOR LEASENeiguborhood Service Station Excellent Residential Area Opportunity For Individual Wanting Year • Round I’rofitah'r iln«l»ws With Small inv*istntent. PHONE SANFORD 2451 o 3 H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 JAMES B. GIJT II. JAMES OUT save on the tire designed for ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT on 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 of A m erica’s finest c a rs Firestone S u p er Cham pio f » r e » 'o n ® your A L L S I Z E S — A L L T Y P E S — S A L E P R IC E D S u p e r C h a m p io n B la c k S id e w a ll W h ile S id o w a l l Sala Pric* Each' Sal* Prlca E ach' T u b ed Typo RAIN OR SHINE CCI.A Moves Cp Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund General Insurance It's yours—PROTECT AND CONSERVE ITI i ar.rl.na had 288. Kentucky 2.vf Southern MrUiodlat 236 U „i,v ille nH , 3), joWu S(a((. ,02 Oklahoma A&M 73 Vamlerbilt i» nnd Illinois 31, WE RECOMMEND — — black sidewall 0 0 16 Plus Tax and reca ppable was particularly pleased wllh the last week and its margin over defensive game, hut that hp would North ( nrnlinn was lu -reased onlyhold his judgment of the team 1r,{!!| , W 10 ^ points. . war- , H "H- n,, point* until after the scrappy ,baby , , , ,dlitrtbuted on ». .a. to ,k . rj °.r? AP"l,ka JV,I Ihe J \ s had lost their only kri.lay night. "Apopka has a g«H game played during lh* season .training system, Silver, sold. prior to tho Christmas varatlons, | and their JVs are top-flight If but after the resumption ot school | we get by them, we're ,m our last week the youngster* have | way.’’ Pierson JV been on the rise. They thrumped Leesburg 2310, and then rail wild F t5 FT IMS last night for the one sided acore Asbury o 2 2 o o o The fast break was the big gun j Austin f»r the ballhawking JV*. From Clifton o o o tiny 1-3 Skip Palmer to the ta ll-}North 0 o o *»t id 'he JVs, all got in their I I’rldgeon 1 2 4 0 3 3 llanvtroni Mackali 0 0 U Totals l 7 0 Sen<ord JV Ffl FT IT S ICINTRATID McKibhin vw i i t i Nia ! Schirnrd >01 I Harriett Oh i k i i o n i i a i a t m c i I Hutner a to o c a i o m m u Stanley •uiii maimiiiii I(ONOMI(«II l.undquist Palm er GUAKAHTUi (irarey MON-fATTINING! CbirstetVion 40UNCI M l Srurlag Bv l*r riods eotns R ile. Sm okey S a yu SeminoLe JVs Stomp Pierson Five 60-9 fundamentals — ■ /!« Greatest Sale \ c ,l,e " AV' K- H- R are Ert'a Smoke Sc’n 4 10 140 Beach P l r * ISO last S K m r i n r.u i.T r Vada llay r t e a t Mae* - 3 I I Nile. 'H a r e .11.a QulnleU (1 -1 ) IIS <9 Mr. Do )#.*<* ISO 1.00 T - a l k M are — 3 3 ,» alll*. • l i f t VVriD 1*0 Mako Mo 1J..0 4.M C ona a C hid 2.29 Cap* Choice *.4* Q u i n t - l a C — S| U l , n Q u l n l - l a U —I t S1J.S0 S e r a a S H av e __ I I I Mile. TIIXII1IIT* KSTRIK4 NIGHTLY (except Sunday) J u b e le n a 6 .7 0 - 1 5 7 .1 0 - 1 5 7 .6 0 - 1 5 P lu a ta a a n d y o u r r a c a p p a b la lira POST - TIM E 8:10 P.M. • M ATIN EES EVERY WED. & SAT. A T 2 P.M. Anmiul Report will Ire moiled on request. STAN COMSTOCK I tf.mii’uiOT'it'iHWiiiaug riaisTONi NATIONWIUI LIFETIME GUARANTEE • NEW CLUB HOUSE • (ila.43-enclo.ieil. a ir conditioned nnd heated. •I!*ated Stands ‘All Now Track ‘ Valat Parking K.stnlrll.ihetl over 20 years in Orlando 1113 Conway Road Jerry (’ollin.4, Track Operator Famous non-akld safety tread design Sorry. No Minors .Safety-T ensioned, G u m -D ip p e d Cord Body Guaranteo honored w h erever you g o lMi. O rlando 5-80IM Representing ALLEN A CO. I.akrlasd. Fla. .Mrmbrr: Mldwrat Slock rhaoge, Chicago Hoard Ft* 7a of Trade s,.mpUt, /a Invi-stairnl Service Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On H ighw ay 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow 111 E. First St. Phone 12 •Mill n> i j n Melburr. 4 TVerk Cholc*. « Cotta* Sue. 4 Preabet, l Johnnp t i l IMckln Dark. » ld*nto Tag. 4.10 • IXTII HACK — »B*B I Bonny Bab*, t Ed* Bette Blue, S 3* Tork. I Fauttlrna Bill, S Mr*. Dubuque 4 Surface >4clnder, 1 40 7 B»bbl* If. I R I t Bimbo. a r» t:\T II BSCK — 3/1* XJIM Z.4* 1 Fair Freddy. J Southern Streak. 1 Buddy Kane. < Boa# View. I ilMlah, 4 llnrmontcan. 7 Pvwa Th* m u s t m a le _ i s h im : I Mubuta. 1 .( o s t i a l Lig ht. S Itli.r, * tmokl* Sin KlflflTH HACK —• a /|« ««.»• l l re m o n d . i l ’InquoD* i P l r e t F r u i t , I lllrbardaun. J Plailum Trim. * Lady dklppcr. 7U raclo u * Mac. S Michael Anttioay. I Trudy ' r#n^ I Ka,| Bok. J Stormy Itoltcr. * F1y*“ 8 * * n : n i M i r u t — 3/13 w i i . i : I l-attle Waspln. 1 Itiuty Mill. 1 Upper Dark. S ilraceful litusw Tis i i t c s : — a i d w ii-K MMIver Cindy. 4 Mr. Sjioke *t'm. t Beal Fiction. 2 MN* Bltteraweet. S Or. Ten. 4 Mr. Muure. 7 Marked 1 Hyperteneton. 4 lennlc Fncretl. Ally. 4 My It-d Wine*. Adored. 4 taotope. 7 E l n Hotdrunh r i i i n n n t i r. — s i * h i m : 1 Montana, 2 Browny p-nn«tt. ' TF\TH #,Hhi r . : - 3Md ’1.13 1 Piintellmie. I K a t h y Kyle. S t llumorl.lt 2 K,f* Dene, .lone* ll-ot-n Tiny. 4 Amy II, 1 l..» 8, 1 C..u.ln Pbell* * H*P R*""*• 5 S VV.,n.t«r Itotl Sutv Chooaey. 4 FaM*.f**!)'?." 1 m i m u r s e n — n r w ii.i : 1 H o ld F o r t u n e , 2 Manny J S Time F .rtcr. 4 Votor** Ahkle* K I E V E h Til HACK — X d M1, L * V tfdett. I B lack M edicine. 5 T a t n k t e * 1 Irl.h Shortcut. . t f S w '*!• J a n * 4 * t - p r l i C h ick . T H a n d l e b a r 1 Flnetta. I Jtctotypc. 1 O Mr B»**, H a n k . 4 l i t c Helen. 4 True Oueen. 7 Uacka Itoe*. 1 s t it is u s e s : — s i * w ii . i : _______ I Anchor tail. 1 Candy Chat. I Temueat Jenny. X lalh THE SANFORD HERALD . Ju t 9, 1987 �FTHE SANFORD fTERALD Wed. Jan. 0. 1957 Pape 7 lYOU'RE TELLING ME! I f WlUtAM «ITT- O.s’CE a week, a colics* holds t class In "creative thinking" In Benton Harbor, Mich. Even If nothing develops from the effort, we still think it'a a good ides. ! ! 1 Supposing one of those elec­ tronic brolnj enrolls hi fhe Ben­ ton Uarbor thought seminars auJ , shows up the rest of the clots T I 1 1 Bewail I* about to ele«t a "Cattea Qvaan." "let** hapa," hap** F. I. F., "rheyll coll h*r T*sir Highn***' and n*t 'Old l*«nl'M !• ! ! ft's our prediction there'll be quite a stir when the Brasilian beauty la awarded her champion­ ship coffee cup. At that, we never heard of mor* grounds for a celebration. I l l A weed control conference is staged in Chicago. They’re real­ ly ganging up on that little, old defenseless dandelion/ 1 t t The Modem language* a****!*lien conv*n** In Washington. Thai should »tir up a lot *1 talk, . ! 1 1 The West German army la adopting the "Naxl-typa" jackboot* for It* soldier*. Let’* hop* tha guy"* who'll wear ’em re* !member this la 1954—not 1934. An attractive, comfortable bedroom la a must In a home. Here, two bachelor cheats flank a sanity lahla which will aueely please the lady e f lha houao. Slim legs lift the pieces off of the I’- w to create a sense uf lightness. (Basarii Furniture Industries. In- JUST AS TRUE TODAY "Cleanliness is next to God­ liness'' i* probably one of the bestknown by-words In tho home. All of us quote It, and have heard it for as fa r back as we can remem­ ber.. No generation has ever seen fit to disputo tho fact that clean­ liness really is related to holiness. It's in'eresting to realize just how many centuries old this prin­ ciple actuatly is. While the quo'ation Is generally attributed to John Wesley (1703-1791), the founder of Methodism, research reveal* that Francie Bacon made a similar statement at least a j hundred years earlier. And rc i views of the Bible and ancient I Hebrew writings show that even I earilicr writers urged cleanliness as a step leading to parity tad holiness. There have been many different ways of expressing the thought, but they all add up lo the same thing. For Instance. Francis Bacon put it lhi« way: "F or cleanliness of body was ever esteemed to proceed from a due reverence to Cod, to society and to ourselves." The Talmud cfes two quoU'Jons attributed to Fhineas Ben Jatr, one of which goes like this: "Study leads to precision, precision leads to zeal, zeal leads to cleanliness, clean­ liness leads to restraint, restraint leads to purity, purity leads to holiness." Mothers In many countries and many walks of life have sought to raise their children by this philosophy. TH£ 10N 6E R Y O M U ST SIX Of 44 CAIVIS ar.d heifers being Town to Turkey are prepared for their flight ot Idlewtld Airport, New York, by Jerry Halt, a tloyal Dutch Airline* olllccr. The animal* ate the gift of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Churches. They will help the people of Turkey to replenish their stocks and provide milk and dairy product* tor needy mothers. At left Is J. Kenneth Kohler. St. Lou!?. Mo., executive secretary of the Church­ men's Brotherhood and Walter A. Graham (standing, right), Pem­ broke, Ky-Laymen's Fellowship, Congregational Christian Churches. tft&5c*aj3yS(totQtuld ..ii . gin & 1 0 /C € s MEATS Boneless Reef •V STEW 2 «». 99' b . ^ ROAST 11 9« •• I Fresh Pork Loin Lykes Budget A Snap-Happy Now Y ear to You! Hera they are—our ten picture, taking retolutions for 11)57: 1. Keep your camera "snap-hap­ py" wilh a semi-annual check­ up and cleaning. Like your I watch, it's a precision instruI ment that performs better when it'a given a little extra care. 1 Always have a good supply of film and flash bulbs on h ind, so you won't be caught short whenever a line picture op­ portunity presents itself. J. Keep your camera handy— and loaded—for shooting un­ planned. ur,posed pictures v \ wherever they happsn on the • homo scene. Thera usually turn out to be the best shots of all! 4. Remember that llash is Im­ portant to catch on-thc-spot action indoors or after dark. b Flash really puts your camera r on a full-time working sched­ ule! 8 . Aim for simple pictures that tell their story clearly. Choo o a single main point of interest and don't let a cluttered back­ ground vie with the subject for attention. 8 . Make sure you have an inter­ esting picture—one that shows your subject amid ,'ume aciivity he's interested in. This • 0 ^ will prevent sclf-conscioui pose* and glased expressions that so olien spoil the effect you wanted to capture in your picture. 7. Remember that there's "safe­ ty in numbers," so shoot a series of pictures rather than a singlo one. You’ll And a series of shots will do a hotter job of telling the whole story just as it happened. 0. File your negatives in a box or drawer pccially set aside for them. They deserve extra good care because they can't be replaced the way prints can. Once lost, they're gone forevcrl J. Make the most of your good pictures, th e them enlarged and framed to brighten your walls; mount them in albums or ’'rc m c .-n b ra n e o books"; send extra prints to friends and relatives; tot them serve as personal greeting cards for holidays and other special oc­ casions. 10. Enclose snapshots in your let­ ters. There's no better way of keeping far-olf family membets and friends in close touch than by a friendly exchange of pictures throughout the year. —John Van Guilder EFFECTIVE Legal N otice A n ticip ated ft Sirsi s: Tli* r t s u U r tu n .-I n. < < -f lh * ■ tu e S i u i M i n of lh* 1 I t ls s a H a n k u l oeleiSu. la O t I - m I l 't i 'U w ill ba h a l t s t t h - O ' i r i . i n . rlfeat l l u l l d ln a a i t - «*• 1 • -on T w ill). J a n u a r y li, for t h o alactlon of "iru . a i lha ■ transaction of auch m h - r liualaaaa a s m a v a r o u - r l * -pm * I,-fo r# l h - ^ ni—lin* Fryers 79<!89 l 3/ , P RoaamoaJ Chapman - 2*/, II). H AVG. U.S. GOOD .Heavy Western ROUND STEAK FRO ZEN SPECIALS GORTONS Full Pound Family Size |*kK. Q U ALITY PRODUCE FI,A VINE RIPENED 39 TOMATOES 29 Strawberries 4 9 ' APPLES i 35c 2 c , Fish Sticks Birds Eye J Jan. 1 ’57 10 RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS oz. Pkg*. _ < ■■ Kiddie Size for After School Knack* Birds Eye Yearly D ividend Broccoli Spears C h a r t , t It .' I 4 l f » r k i a . i l u a t l , < I’r- l l r u t f t o T t c c o r ftftfti i i m : i r iM . Tht Annual U eotlsg of tho mtmbtra n? t h - Flral Fmlaral S a v i n a * a m i t->u:i t i S am ln o l# C uub I v will b - h - l l st t h * of ftco o f t h - A sso ciatio n , i t * W o at f i r s t N t r -r t . Hanford, f l n r ISs on WadnaaUsr Januar 1*. ’ ’ IT a t 1 o m. Cut-Up Whole Fla. 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THE JOS' / AVdTuN WU«0 / P ’ skaps you a i a c a n t FORtsee « e :v o ... w a way k u r * e u . I « 6CNNA lCAP A a £»V IN TNt 6RA Pt HEdidit/. Niaoty par cent of forest Urea a n man-ekuiedl arbor - an' ter th Bv STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN WCLU,HEfis B E T l g g SIN C E HIS FAVOWnTI H E W I T PA D JOM PEFO UPTHSWff W H B N I L B F T HiM T W O HODICS A G O H ff C O U L D N T H O LD A f ,TH/AHSOAI H IS -4 w S T O M A C H - .- N aaa A digit Off TMUMkUAt M O B N Ib a T aal raltd ra Owod Moraiag I Cape Kangaroo Upaa llouia U arry U m ra Arthur Uodlray d irlk a It Klco Vallaot Lady Lora of U fa daarcb (or Tomorrow Uuldlag U « h t liliu Itaport Ulin.l ,T S 2® sjg'S’SS tan * oflV f t acroaa th a country ra c ily to pregnancy, b y'w om an suffering from h e art F n a c tto a e i C a p o d f y disease. A n d , l a aaeh ease, the took doctor m u s t m ake a n Individual 0 f t h * I M « * M O « o >..«»* m o a h u ta o w l- p a rt In the study, i n s *“* “ ®*” t h S m jJ iL • c a p a c i t y o f • » r e m a in e d n n cd ta o t th a Ulneia. j E n g e / a f U r p rsg n a n ey . » n o fM n t^ M cy ih o w e d Im p r o f e o t o t * M ® 11 G e n e ra lly , though. th e an»w crtw erf poortr condition. 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CHOICE LOCATIONS AT A V O N P A R K L A K E S AVON PARK* CHAMBER of' COMMERCE For Hio FuH Prico of ONLY NO LESS THAN 2 NO MORE THAN 5 TO A PURCHASER $ *25 DOWN *5 PER MONTH PER 3 0 0 LOT ALL LOTS THE SAME PRICE Tka A won P art Che m bar of Comm area St making thic offer fa acquaint more paopla with tha laka ragiana and fa bring moro fam­ ilial into thit «raa. Avon Park Lakat li only ) milat from Avon Park an d thould becom e ena of Avon Park'i fino ratidenlel tu b irb i. Lake Privilege* for Botkin^. Boating and Flsking FREE to aR Proporty Ownore of Avon Park Lokts Avon Park Lakat wil bo advartftad in o u l^ f•fafa naw tpapart but N O W bafora tuch advartuing itarte, thit fina proparty it offarad to tha paopla of our ita to . . . to givo thorn Froo Owod . r - - - tha chenca to talact tho REST locations whito they a ra avaiUbla. S alact lot* clota to tho lako a t thit low prica, b u t d o n 't wait or you may m itt this groat opportunity. Froo Tltlw Insuraneo • . . Exchangw Privilege M A I L COUPOK TO O AVl - - - - | Avon Park CHAMBER of COMMERCE “lo t la y f Avon Park, Florida P bdta lan d m e tha datcriptiva (older at plaining thi* affar. It it u n d o n to ad th a t thit St only aa Inquiry and d a a t not oblSgato mo in any way. Noma A rea P a rk Lakeo la to­ ta le d 3 m ilea north of U«o JancU no of Akon P a rk 's M ain S ir e d , and V. S. H oule XT Avon Park CHAMBER of COMMERCE A d d raii C H y .._ _ _ DRIVE OVER Organitad 1925 ------------------ Z a o e _ Steto W d New# ead Addreet Oaedy SH J AVON PARK, FLORIDA • 'O f f T J f r O K A N O K B L O S S O M Til A H ’ �HE STILL NEEDS YOUR HELP! 'T T£ * O f M O A ffY tyjibtf*0 M y New York MIAMI BEACH. F la.-H ard bit* ten farmer* a and their werk-worn wive* In the Kansas prairie*, | lonely guides ami trapper* in the Maine wvodo and proprivtor* of . lighthouses all over the country. I Imagine, have one beef In c»m* To them, bad new* Is no news. Actors, t tuppoee, are the worst. In small dose*, ihcy are enter­ taining. hut it** suicidal to hrke them seriously. By and large they aare posturing, prancing IdioU, full of sound and fury signifying men. They never get tn meet nothing. 1 could him * your liLJc celebrities. “ If I only could h o ist! heart by telling you. for Instance, a beer with (Una Lollohrigldn.'* about the eternal Juvenile who the plaint inus go, “ I’d be sa tis-, oats two doiwn vitamin pills a fled. But never to mere someo-te. day. a|lM^ with yogurt blackstap glamorous at all, through my life molasses nnd all the rest of the ' —well, giv whiz." ' vitality routine because “ after a ll.1 1 have old and cynics! news 0|,j fellow, nn actor's looks are, for these isolated ones. You don't |, |, fortune and must be preserved krow how gmxl you’ve got it. Jack a( n|| fosts.” When you see him ^ and Jill, you really have it made. 1)n u,e screen, you have to smile As a diillusioncd man, I n « 'c ^ his infectious good nature! been fighting hard In reeen? day* jjr 9ftm j M) nice. lu evade my la.J remaining i d o l . _______________ His tu m e is Groucho Marx and The Grapevine Has Told Me I j it doesn't m atter w hat you think through the years that In person, j of him. because for 23 years 1 , Groucho is an adder-tongued. have considered him the funniest, homd-raror. sure as Ic w it who Ihu* the greatest, man In the ott ilv, u| | , j„ ltw direction' world. U's pcrsonul vaslc. home of nnJfune According to n w ait-1 people even consider Danny !'•*>'*’ n t J( , h<. Americana, old Grouch j tunny. * . . . , has h<-cn up to the fam iliar dodge Sine# mow than a baker s d o u n w hM lef more than one of my earlier idols in show , ' J innocent conventioneer rut and ne*« have turned c u t to uive bleeding on the ropes with his fert. when l met them. I to * * , avohlcd Groucho / ‘f f e u 'u ’ NltC ,t,m 1 ” o M ‘okf "II tliio. were week it has been j f ■ f nicct »,fm and pass the time has been living - big of day. I don't know.'! loved him i» i o ^ tb e ~ ^ •^ .1 inx “g * ■ -..— j Pin money gel Us noma in the 17th Century *hen tngHik pih manufacturers paid Mag Chorfei II12,300,000 h r the right to maintain o monopoly on pint. King Charles gwro the coih to hit wife for spend­ ing mons/f . lu . „ The U S. nickel hoi 0 militating name. It octvalfy contain! throe ports of copper for every one port of nkkal. And h Wotld War II, nickels contained no nickel. prkM4«a aad m n I ids‘ oU m The nemo two kits originated In f.'te Mth Century West Indies where o Spanish dollar f'piece ol eight"] would be chopped into eight "bits" lor small change. Two "bits" became equal to our quarter, four "kill" to our half dolor. % Trovalsrs Chaquos got Ihtit nome in 1191 whtn Mofcsl/ui I. tarry, on tmploytt tho Amarkon Ciprais Compony, das o Cheque wiIk two bfonk Zinas. Tha pur- y chotar tigntd tha top lint whtn ha bought a Chaqua, than tigntd tha bottom lint to cosh ft. Anyone con obtain thosa chsqusi from his focal bonk and hart hit tuadi compfofsfy protactad ogoinit foil. Vat tha chaquai con ba ipant on/whtrt. F o l k s TIDE Chuck Roasts 39x PEACHES LEAN FRESH (WOUND H ^ S u a b ilw t QuuM COL MARY t. MIIUOAN (center), Edgcwood, Pa.. Is shown at the Pentagon In Washington after she was sworn In as the new Director of tha Woman’s Army Corps. Shown with her are: Col. Phyllis D. S Gray (left). Director of tha WAF (Air Force), and CapL Louisa K. WUde, Director of the WAVES (Navy), (International Soundphoto) I.YKKS (with Henan) SMALL FRESH CEDRCIA WHITE HOUSE TARNOW “DOWN ON THE FARM” SMOKED PURE CAM HELL’S 55c LYKES SUGAR CREEK Wieners L OCKER P L ANT PRICE 1NCLUDKS CUILLI.NG, AGEING, CUTTING. (illlNDLNG, WRAPPING AND H I EE/ING TO YOEIt SPECIFICATIONM. IM S AND MANY OTHER SPECIALS FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER. LEAN PURE WESTERN l . S. CIU ICE GROUND B EtF Lb. 37c ROUND STEA K Lb. 69c OUR OWN CURE —HICKORY SMOKED CHOPS Lb. 69c BACON Lb.49c CARTON 6 I OCR OWN CURE COCA-COLAS CORNED BEEF Plus Dep. 19c I Lb. 59c FLY. GRADE A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS LARGE ^ # f X-LGE. DO/. 52c 55c ib. 35c __i - J -1 . THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE Tlll'RS. - FRI. * SAT. .A scrabble asm * provide* a tin* “ Miltlly** ren ter of Inlrrast fur ibis Informal fam ily |,o u p shot. "Doing W hat Comes N a tu ra lly " Are you looking for an easy points to remember, too. when way to get better pictures of your you snap your friends and family. family and friends? Wall, you’ll Check the background carefully have a superior snapshot of a before you shoot. Makst suro it’s person every time if you Jurt try! not so cluttered and confusing catching him in the midst of some • that your subject will bo lost in activity he enjoys—or if y o u ! a welter of detail. In some ca.es, give him !>oincthing to do that's you may want to use a narrow natural and typical for him to b« depth of Raid and no additional doing light to give the aflact of a dark In that way, you can be sura backdrop rather than a detailed even the most self-conscious or background for your subject reluctant subject will relax and Camera viewpoint can also be himself. Although your cam­ make a world of differt-nct In era’s aimed right at him. his a t­ your pictures of people. In gentention remains on the task ha’s era), you'll do well to snap your performing—and you’ll be spared subject on hia own level or from a stiff necked post or a gla-ay- slightly below. Naturally, your eyed stare in your viewfinder. choice of camera angle will de­ Ky letting activities keynote pend on the particular element* your snapvh-itj of peopla, your you want to emphatize in your reputation at a picture-taker Is picture. If. for example, you were bound to grow. Your prints will shooting a person reading a l>ook, show more than just what your a low angle would completely subjects look like. Rather, they’ll bury the person behind the book, reveal what each person is like— while a high one would highlight what he likes to do—what it’s the book rather Hun the reader. like to be with him. The result When you're picturing people, won t be simply a shot of some­ study and select background, one having his picture taken. It viewpoint end lighting carefully. will b« a picture at him doing something m at ruvsaii a facet of But most important of all, catch hi* character ana personality. j your subject* “in action.” —John Van Guilder Of course, tnero aro other | I I 01. CAM 308 am* Tomato Soup 3 For35c GREEN GIANT 18 ox Cttui Niblet Corn 2 for 29c STOCKTON CATSUP " BACON Chong ISIS HINDQUARTEK'£ 58c 31c 12 oz. pkg. ECONOMY SLICED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL (Limit ona wilN Hamburger 3 “ 99< CHILI 2 for 35c Spare Ribs u>. 39c Apple Sauce 2 For 35c Pork Sausage CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. 29c 12 OZ. Ilo ttlg PLANTATION PRIH PRIDE (quart) Dili Pickles FRO ZEN FOODS BANANAS 3 1 29c 4 99c Butter Beans*™. fQr Potatoes 5 "* 29c Brussel Sprouts ^ CARROTS " 2-19< MORTON’S APPLE nr 10'/i oz. CHERRY PIES IDAHO IIAKING 10 oz. CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK 3 (lim it 6 cans)* SCOT TISSUE ROLL White Only S m Uoo pvogram Y M | naw talsphonts r Florida for a total phonas aow la a lion, ipena 11,004 wora prqvldnd with • of talaphona sarvitq. In Hlaaalng Ihh ywar statemant for S ouftan BaO, Tvimer. m»nar»r, hare ssld 3M twiaphonas waaw added during the past yaar. This Incrwana of f.t par e*at. Ih g vDton of our now dial awtl •qulpmpnt In Marsh will poasiblt mech groqtar I many more serriaa hn during tha coming ywar. During tha sstha twafi _ parlod. long distgacn calling uma hare inertsakq tM pa an a v a n ia of MW lohg i calls kalng handled gllljr. Y alta pointed out that Ig der to msat tontiquin for talephoaa h Florida, 1230 naw . cd this yaar This M n g l to the number at etate to almost roll of ovar B W By B /L t 69c ' * * ' 69c Steaks 101 Went Thirteenth Street Inventing la a»q kilifkiat 'f|r cUltlaa |nd atrvica laprov««M i at tha fata of « a * Uat D M a moad of M M * ,* according tg C* 9. Yalta, WADE'S A BLUE CRUTCH TODAY’ MMHmh'9 . . hide behind lob- b7 intelligent sarcasm, but m y. say, or Cary Grant. Saroyan. Joani hsnlworking cameraman, Marx Isn't going o got tha hy pillai* to duck him. The other [^ohV'iT of Grouchn rr.iy Iw such | Caulfield. No politician#. Wennight he hail lamb chops m the I night even overlook it In dell Willkia dismayvd me by lik­ i-hniuc. I'll ctmllnuo to worship ing time out before a photograph him from afar—if he'll atop eat* Gaucho Itoom (the whnt. Jack. ain I might not. Thera to ruffln hi* hair and twist his ing nt the next (able to mo In st the next table to mine. whUej ! wa* having lamb chop*. I rvou have hern only a handful of Big I necktie so ha would look countrl- res aumnts. 1the business section of a newsmagatine through twice, to avoid catching hi* ey*. GIANT SIZE I After all—what's left for UH if he turns out to be. in the llnm.t- j way patois, a stifl? Yogi? Squaredancing? Vows of silence. EM* Boy. TRih M uveuM THAT KXMIM0S »E- I HAVE TO DO SOME Prasley? FUN. LOCKIT THE WHH.E THtt'Re 6ROOERY SHOPPING. FOR MUMMY, IT'S OVER $000 STILL OPEN — 11 MY MOM DO(t)N AT The Sksd Truth I* that so many Y eA R 4 OLD/ —« r r — uf the people wiw make news, on YEAH, A the drama pages or even on Page IDCMAN MUMMY) One. are stiff*. SUPREX MKT A hundred movie queens, !><' borah Kerr excepted, have proved to bs egotistical, vain bores- ami /i p k ff. | I'm an ego 1st leal, vain bore my' self, that has left us nowhere. ( Movie moguls, Uteater impiv iuios, opera star*. staUaincn—loo many (limit on«) of them don't stand up ureler close study. I avoid tlve use ol names. Col­ THU-PLAVOR umn render* too often arc ceteVS. L’OOD IIKAVY WESTERN 1IEKF DEI. MONTE ! l»ritywor*hip|>ers and if you inj suit tlvclr loved ones, you’re in j for it. If I cam# out flatly and said Ava Gardnur wa* a snatoi ed ass (she’l not; she's almost lh e 1 LEAN TENDER MINUTE exset opposite), I’d have Ava 2*/2 Gnrdnnr fans coming if tor me 1 LB . CAN with niilullo*. Or, worso, cancel- j Size Can l b . Ing h -lr newspaper subscriptioiiH. | <;i L i t t l e r,u 532Trlekoa lie ooa pov waa», nmrnm B#a !" M b te M r-1 u ( « l a ., . m . .bout.! ? | ’ Dave Garroway Sk-yc Allen., him In person. *I ......... hatr *s» to see jpoor, n n n ,i Name* - -- who have held up, ■ for m e,| -i fled, mul Fred Allen disillusioned vr persons crucified on mueUng th em -P hil Silvers.'m e by bciivg waspish toward a i \Ylill.ma Benillx,) ho* been n»Uv. Join the MARCH OF DIMES in January T H E SA N FO RD H O U M # W #d. J a n . 0. i l l ? i �**. / , ■nijrrr^- :*7 ' f '**#. • " y ! THE SANFORD HERALD P>ire' 10, Wed , J v u 9, 19»T Oviedo Boys W in; , Girls Lose To Lym an. fA N C Y J H A t ! By MRS. MARION JONES ' doWn l'ltdinand Dud* .when tha i OVIEDO— The Oviedo High sco res"fjre marked ip w ltv u t School gymn was filled to capacity onehimlcd jump shots from n o r last night when the two Seminole to iea(* uam County rivals, the Oviedo Lyons n poittts ^ ^ tn iln 8, mP: tol. and Lyman Greyhounds met, lowed e,MeJy by Carl Fabry with The Oviedo girls game led off «t a Tom Brown, a senior, but who 7:15 and was by far had not played very r a - h until most exciting and spectacular i night showed remarkable games I have yet wlme«»ed. Led ^bl'uy fn Jim Hill's Pusit’cn as by aharp-ihootng little Peggy ,onrIrd Tom played almost the Fleming, alternate captain Kay ent| re g jme and made »ome loveEstes ra p t, n and Melanie Jack- , , ihoU from the aide. Luaon the Oviedo girls played nip ' Mlke ^ „ ch |aJed wlth, the Lykm in ‘* “ ‘2 good offensive and defensive ball, led by Lynn Joyce who mads 4s ,<vm„ ^ M ta ^ U Lyu.wn a 32 noInU |ng by Jimmy Hopkins with IS The game was tied and untied points. The final score was 5I-37. over and over again The baLtime s.cre was 20- 1J in favor uf Oviedo. Toward the ctkl uf the game i> l.ytnan surged f ’rwai i Enraged Patient Kav Kales tied the s.or? 2g-33 wt-.h a field goal. Meunir Jark'on Kills Doctor, Self fuulcd ard Lyman missed the PirrsnU R O H W— An enraged fo:«* *hot. Then MeUn'e Jackson patient shot and killed his doctor ging Oviedo a 39-3H lead. Grorgia and then took his own life with Malrome wai fouled and Peggy the tame gun Tuesday. He com­ Fleming made the tree shot to plained to a friend he had been give Oviedo a 4039 lead Just se­ given the "wrong medicine." Woo Blnf, 44, under treatment conds before the clock was to go alarm became four young thug* <*. COSTLY ALARM off. The Oviedo Inaiies failed io for nervous and akin disorders, Plans Completed DETROIT 0>— George Yitcf, had threatened him. Yatae wa* frecJe the bull a« the crowd r par­ Bred three shots to kin Dr. Fabian ed for them to do so. Kav K itts M. Mihelle, 43, in the general M# .told foremen who arrived on fined $150 and placed on a year** For tudy Course missed a shot and Lyman retrinv practitioner's East Liberty office, three trucks he had turned In an probation. the ball to tie ihe score M* ife then fired thre* shot* at him­ A t Church Jan. 10 ed as the clock went off throwing the self and collapied on the floor Mr*. R. U. Hutchison, secretary game into overtime. !"he los» of while trying to reload hla .38 cal­ Legal Notice of mliilonary education of Ihe Rctty St*vcn*on tnd Ann He- iber revolver. c o r d i n g t o p l a t t h a r e o f r e c o r d ­ Woman's Society of Christian Serin T in ; c m v tirr count Dr. Mihelle was dead when po­ Sharo on foul shoti, was detrl ed In P l a t Hook S, P a g e s I I , n in th J t o i u n c ih c l it I I o f t h a p u b lic r eco rd s of vlc* of the Orlando District, has mental to Oviedo, as Karen Rost- lice nrrired. Woo died shortly af­ • r n u M i m in and r u n Hemlnoto C o u n ty , Klo rlda; e iu iin o tB tor.xTtr completed plans for the study wrlght and Pat Jackaon are goo.1 ter arrival at a nearby hospital. A UK); C m U r MANKVHD. KLOIIIDA. All o f Koi irth Htraat l y in g course to be held in McKinley but not experienced enough to Woo hai’ been under treatment i * r# tltlo n # r. Houth o f N o r t h lino o f L i r a Hall of the First Methodist Church u by Dr. Mlhelie since 1055 for cope with the tall glrla of the O a k A v a n u a a n d N o rth o f T H * HTATM UK K L O M D A . a n d N o r t h b o u n d a r y l i n t o f H a g - Jan. 10 beginning at 10 a. m. Lyman team. The game was tied hypertension and acne. The pa­ the taxpayer*. pio p # riy ow ner* sa d s o i l s A v a n u a ; a l l o f l.lv* Oak Mr*. Howard Anderson of Daya l t l t a n a u f t h e City » t H anford . tient had complaiaed to a friend, A v e n u e l y i n g W t a t o f W t a i tons Beaeh, and secretary of tho and tied again In overtime but F l o ri d a , Ineludlnp non-rm ldane, Phillip Chan, that he thought the b o u n d a r y lino o f T h i r d d i r a s t Lyman surged to victory 52-45. •w alne p r o u a r ty o r eublaet to t a x ­ a n d P a s t of C a s t h m n d a r y line WSC8 of the Orlando District, also doctor was "giving him the wrong ation t h e r e i n . „ , . , The 0 ”iedo boys looked entire o f a l l e y o r r o a d w a y ( k n o w s president of her local D efen d an t* . WSCS. ly different In their game with medicine," police reported. aa Htata R o a d No. I I ) lo c a te d 1.1 LA W who served as General b e t w e e n l a l s I, 1 a n d 1. an d and l a saee Lola 4. i a n d I. Illock D. ns Chairman of the Florida Confer­ Lyman *han when the two team* ONUMI met in the invitations! tourna­ • a t a n d s d N o r t h ; a l l of C h s r r y ■ro a l l o w i.'.tcai: H t r e s t l y i n g W e s t o f W es t b o u n ­ ence this past year, will conduct m e n t In Sanford. The Lions seem­ NCI.K niei Panel Program Is d a r y llao o f T h i r d H tr a a t a n d tile course entitled "Missions T h e a b o v e r a u a a c o m i n g o n to ed to have caught on to the Grey­ P a s t o f P a s t b o u n d a r y line of b e h e a r d u p o n t h e p e t i t i o n thla USA". a l l o y o r r o a d w a y lo c a te d b e . hounds way of playing, and led all e a r file d h e r e i n by t h e C i t y .. t w e e n la i t e 1, 1 a n d 1 a n d l a d a The Rev. Milton Wyatt, pastor the way by a large margin Planned For P-TA ■anford, a m u n i c i p a l i t y a n d p o l l . I , I a n d «. Illock K. aa P i t s n d Ileal l u b d l v l a l o n In t h e C o u n t y of of the F irst Methodist Church • d N o r t h : All of P a l m e t t o A v e ­ throughout’the entire game. Paul Meet A t Pinecrest ■•minute a n d S t a l e o f Klorlda, n u e l y l a g W a t t o f P a s t b u j n - will open the meeting with the e eek laa t o d e t e r m i n e t h e a u t h o r i t y Fabry, 6* 4” center started the d a r v line of K o u rh Htra«l a n d An especially Interceding and t o laaue I’u b llo I m p r o v e m e n t Here* F a s t o f P a s t b o u n d a r y t in s nf devotional. game off for the Lions with a free Informallr* program ha* boon a u e u e r t i f i c a l e a o f #Ald c ity . In A map study and "Our Heri­ a l l a y a n d r o a d w a y lo cated b e ­ t h e p r i n c i p a l a m o u n t of IIOO.OOO, shot. From that 'Ime on the Lions t w e e n t a d s I a n d I t a d l a d s tage" win be given by Mr*. J. S. plumed for th* January meeting l o r t h e p u r p o a e o f p a y l n a t h e co at 7 a n d I n f O lnek I* aa a t t e n d , had no trouble. At we were keep­ of the Plnecreat P-TA on Thurs­ ef sp e c ifie d m u n i c i p a l Im prove, Williamson Jr. t d N o r t h ; a l l e y a n d r o a d w a y aten ta l a a n d f o r said c ity , a n d to b e t w e e n l a d s I, I an d I a n d Chaplain Arnold of the Sanford ing our tally sheet we could si day night, when a panel compos­ d e t e r m i n e t h e l e a a l l t y of th o p r o f a d a 1, 1 s a d I o f Illock I,; eeed ln ae h a d a n d t a k e n p r e l i m i ­ Naval Air Hase will speak on tho most close our eycj and mark ed of Judge Ernest Hotisholdrr. a ll of O r a n g e A v an u a l y in g n a r y t o a n d In c o n n e c t i o n w i t h Iho Chaplain Arnold, of SNAS. John tVaal o f P a s t b o u n d a r y line of "Armed Forcei" and its relation­ m a t t e r o f t h e iM u a n e e o f auch Knurth Htraat a n d E a s t o f r a e a n u e c a r t l f l c a t a a . I n c l u d i n g proAngel, Junior High .School Teach­ ship to the WSCS. P e a t R o u n d e r / L in e o f allay elalona f o r t h a p a y m e n t t h e r e o f aa er, and Mr*. Robert Williams, a n d r o a d w a y lo cated b e t w e e n Mr*. A. W. Epps Sr., president to bo th p r i n c i p a l a n d In tern al fro m lad a 1 and ( and laita 7 homemaker will dlsrtia* the pro­ the proceada of th a franchise te a a n d I n f Illock M. aa a i a n d a d of tho Hospital Auxiliary, will dis­ b ein g c o l l e c t e d p u r e u a n t t o t h e blem “Th* Discipline of the N o r t h ; Allay a n d r o a d w a y b e ­ cuss how members of tho WSCS p r e e l a l o n e o f O r d i n a n c e No. HU t w e e n led # t to 1 an I l.nt# t can be of help to the auxiliary. School Child". Sloderator will be adopted b y t h o C ity L'oninitaelon of t o ( of Illo ck C. All alley e a n d • e l d c i t y o n J u n o I I . 1*5* a n d p aid Harry Weir. Mrs. S. G. Harrlman who Is a r n a d w a r e la Illock <1; All alb y K l o r l d a l*ow#r a I J e h l C o m ­ leya a n d r n a d w a / a In Illock N. member of the Womans Society The program will begin promp­ p a n y f o r t h e p r i v i l e g e of o p e r a t ­ i n g a n d m a i n t a i n i n g e l e c t r i c l i g h t All o f aald d a a r r lp t l n n a r a f a r to of Christian Service will give a tly ai 7:30 p. m. In the school a n d a r * d e l i n e a t e d a n d s h o e s on g a d povear f a c i l i t i e s In s a i d city , auditorium, with ’the regular a n d t a s k i n g a d e c r e e In Ihla C o u r t t h e R e v is ed Map nf C h q l u o t a . an* reading. t o v a l i d a t e a n d c o a l t r u i t h e lean- c u r d i n g to p lat t h e r e o f r eco r d ed In business meeting to follow. R. T*.. Milne*, aupcrlptendont P l a l l n a k I . n a g a I t nf tb n p ublic a nee o f - e e l d r e v e n u e c e r t i fi c a t e * , e n d Said p e t i t i o n note h a v i n g been recorir d t n f Hemlnola tTou.iiy. F l o r - of Public Instruction, wilt tell how Final plans wore made foe the d r M i t e d t o t h l a C o u r t a n d t h e Ida. nn.utn o r rotr.vTT com- the church can be of help In the Pilot Club's annual Hospital Bene­ In t h e & . a r t hb e 'i n g f u l l y a d r l e * MIHHIONPRH o r RRMtN Ot.P schools. tre a t* aa. fit party at the meeting of the COUNTY IT IS O i l P L TIBIA. A O J U D O Ilt) Also on khe program will be club held in ha Yacht Club last llv K. A. Dyaon A I D U K C IIIIK II t h a t t h e H t a l a of Judge Ernest Housholder who will nigh* with Mrs. hue Stevenson C hairm an Kloftda, t h r o u g h th e H tate A t t o r ­ n s / ' e f t h e N in th Judicial Circuit, discuss how the WSCS may help to presiding. b e a n d It la h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to X O T IC K The partf will be held at the • h e w c a u a * . If a n y t h e r e be, baT h a f o llo w in g f u n d s b e lo n g in g to guide youth to be good tiluen*. t h l a C o u r t o n th e l e t d a y o f o w n e r a of la n d s which h a v e b ean Itcrold Heckenback, principal of Mayfair Inn on Tuesday, Jan. 15 Iora ‘• b r u a r y , t»S7, e l ta m o o’clo ck A. so ld f o r t a l e s , a n d which h a v e K . w i t h i n s a i d C i r c u i t , a t t h e b een u n c l a i m e d for l o n g e r t h a n Sanford Grammar School will also eginning at 8 p.m. Bridge. Canas­ C o u r t H o u s e In H anford , Klo rld a, t h r e e m iditha a r * In my h an d s s a d speak. ta, Samba xnd Pino-hle will be w h y a a l d r e e s n u a c s r t l f l c a t e a a n d u n i t e s the o w n e r s h a l l a p p ly fo r Mrs. Hutchison slated that "a played Prifes will be awank’d t h a p r o o s a d l n g a In cid en t t h e r a t o s o m a on o r b e f o re F e b r u a r y 1st, ind following the should n o t b e v a l i d a t e d a n d c o n ­ l*&7. au ch funila w ill ba p aid Into cordial welcome la extended to all tha winners firm ed b y a d e c r e e o f thin C o u r t t h a f l a n s r a l Fund of Hemlnola churrhes to attend this study games refreshments will be serv­ In c e n f u r m l t y t o th e p r a y e r eel C o u n t y , F l o r i d a : ed. The public is cordially in­ f o r t h In n ald p e t i t i o n a n d p u r s u a n t Ito aa I.. Iilc k liis u n P e t a l s 171)1.(4 course." to t h e l a w s of Ilia t j u t e of F l o r i d a It. M. Illo h a rd so n P a l a t e 111.II There will be a sandwich lunch vited to attend. Ticxo « may be la su ch case m a d e an d p ro v id ed . J a c k C. C a r d a n A Victor !>. It ta f u r t h e r o r d e r e d am i d e c r e e d C arden (145.»7 at noon. The church nursery will purchased froei Pilot members or t h a t ' t h a C l e r k o f t h i s C o u r t bn V e r n o n e Hm lth ( l oo be open to those desiring to use at tho door tho evening of the a n d h a la h a r e b y r e q u i r e d to c a u s a M. T. Ander so n, llslra I t . 51 party. th la u r d n r t o bo p u b l i s h e d In H an . H y lv e s te r R e d d in g 115.1. R. Mrs. Esther Hli'ge, general f o rd H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h ­ .... T n tn l »«*■*« W i t n e s s m y h a n d an d official ed In a n d o f g e n e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n chairman for the party, called In a t l d C i t y o f H a n fo rd o n c e oacli "cel t h i s 7th d a y nf J a n u a r y A. I> for reports from her various com­ w eak f o r a t l e a s t t h r e e ConsecoO. p. H e rn d o n , tlvo a w o k e p r i o r to t h e s a id 1st mittees at last night’s meeting. C l e r k o f C ir c u it C o u r t J a y of F e b r u a r y , IJJ7 , th o f i rs t The poster committee announced Hem lnola County, F l o r i d a p u b l i c a t i o n t h e r e o f to be a t l e a s t hat posters have been placed In JAN. to IHKAI.I e i g h t e e n d a y s b e f o re aald d a t e , a n d u n i e la h e r e b y d e c l a r e d t o c u n a t l . prominent places in thi city, Admltaiona lu te notice to th e p ro p e rty o w n ­ is tih i c m c v iT count Mrs. Haney Swanson, Mrs Joel Joyce Marie Taylor (Sanford) er#, t a x p a y e r s , c ltlse n a a n d n l h u r s .SIXTH J P I I I C I t l . I IHL’I IT IS having o r c la im in g rig h t, title or A.Sfl TON sK W IS O I.r. P O l ’.STV, Thelma Jean Mitchell (Sanford) S. Field and Mine Fdaie Farley l a t e r s a l In s a i d c i t y o r t h e p r o ­ FLO N il) t . were elected to jerva on the nomi­ Barbara Miller (Oviedo) p e r ty t h e r e i n , c o n i n m a n d l n g a n d IN p i i t s p p i t v s o . a ja n . nating committee to select officers r e q u i r i n g t h e m l u s h o w c a u s e . If Edna Lightfoot (Sanford) NOTIl’H OK B U T a n y t h e y h a v e o r If a n y t h e r e be, ANTHONY I IA I I K P L U : . a n d for the 1957 M year which begins Rita Hartmann (I>e Bury) t o paid C o u r t , a t t h a C o u r t l l o u i e AH.NKH 1IA R D P I.U I, hi# wife. in May. Mr*. Stevcnvm appointed In H anford . F l o r i d a , o n eald l e t Births P l a i n t i ff ), d ay of F e b r u a r y , t i l l , a said h o u r -ve Mrs. Swanson to serve as chair­ Baby Girl MRcholl of !#;Q0 o 'c l o c k A. M , w h y said W 11,1.1AM C. MOYP. a t 41. man of the committee The new / a r e n a s c e r i l l l e a t n a a m t t h e pro. Baby Boy Hodges af.adanla. re e d in g # I n c i d e n t t h e r e t o s h o u ld n o t H lato o f F l o r i d a Toi WH slat* of officers will be prejentesl lllarh arg rn l l .l , 1AM C. ba v a l i d a t e d a n d c o n f i r m e d by a MOYP. If aliv e, hit unknown at the February business meet­ J. Fields (Ft. Meade) decree o f t h l a C o u r t In c o n f o r m i t y •p ouao If m a r r l a d , a n d If d«ad, t h a to t h a p r a y e r s a t f o rh In s a i d p e l l . u n k n o w n h air* d a v la o .i, l . a a l a - a Jeanette Campbell nnd baby boy ing. Hon a n d p u r s u a n t to t h e l a w e of During the business session Mrs, o» lh # aald WII.I.IAM (Mims) t h a H t a t e o f K lo r ld a In su c h r a s e • “ <1. Li “ J ’ 4IAHTIN, If a l l r r . It. E. Chapman was instructed to m ad e a n d pr< Emma Ruff (SunforU) ad. DONH AMI* O R D E R E D a t T t t UJ. h l *. “ !, *‘ n o w a tahpao u u. an k nifo w nm a rhrl investigate t h e cost of walker*, alrr, Marvin Daniels (Sanford) OINIVIEVI 2ANITT), IT, U shown Vllle, K lo r ld a . In t h e N in th J o d i - a n d If daact. l * a a l a * a a n d t r a n t r a > of wheelchairs, crutche*. etc. Li be r i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e Dial* o f F l o r ­ Laura Reid (Sanford' In Paris afttr she w u alrcted )’5 irM a ll# * , id a t h i s I t h d a y o f J a n u a r y . 1*17 If* used for « proposed "Loan Chest", M R T IN If h t r u n kANNA nown "Official Miss France 1137." JAN. • IHKAI.I a p o i n a If m a r r l a d . a n d If d ead , lh* a project of the Women's Auxili­ However, another organization Admiations / * / V a a s a r II. C a r l t o n u n k n o w n h a i r , d av laaaa I r a n i a n s a n d ary of the Medlral Association. J o d a a or th e C ircuit Court has zelected another "Official Juanita Reddiog (Sanford) '*,.*• „ o f ,h* ••l<* ANNA H R . o f Ilia N i n t h J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t la L ULA I . B P PACP, If allvo, VlsIUng Hoars: Private Rooms, II The Pilot Club plans t o partici­ Miss France of 1937." At the o f t h e Htate o f F l o r i d a In ■r i-. V i *'r k n o w n - p o u .a | f m a r rl a d , pate in the project. moment It looks a* If there is to a n d f o r H-m ln o ln C o u n ty . n n d If d a a d ( h a u n k n o w n h a lr a a. m. to 9 p. m.; Scini-Private be a repetition of last year1! Mrs. Ridge, chairman of Inier' . r v " f ! ’ .. '." f * 1*** » n ‘l f r a n l a a . of Ruomi, 3 to l p. tn., 7 to » p. m.; F i t ’l l n u t , * v i n e fiasco, when two "Mlj* Franca*" national r -Unions, reported that a NOT l e t . l a i D . ilfc .ilt i . t v C.N t h a t J U N E T A N N P R . If a l | « ( . | , a r tin. Padlalrlcs, U a. m. to 1 p. tn ware chosen. Tha contest is a l i l i H A U U U. COX a n d I I H I T Y 51. k n o w n a p o u t a if m a r rl a d , a n d If Parents and Grandparents only; box of clothing had been sent preliminary to the "Mbs Europe" L’OX I n t e n d to e n g a g e In b u sin e ss to the "Save the Children” pro­ , h » u n k n o w n halra, daylaa**, Outteirics, No visiting during • l l t u » H a n f o rd A v en u e. H aufurd . l * a a i # « a an d a r a n l a o a of lh * . a i d and "Miss Universe" beauty gram. •esninuln C o u n ty , fc’torliU, u n d e r pagsanta. (International) 71A’VNK" : mu naki ni to hwan feeding of babies. Private Booms, Milk Fund chairman, Mrs. WaitI N f i c t i t i o u s iiatita o f UDCO F i l l - NOLAN. If allv#. b ar KftOLAMH 1'ltOUUCTH CO., a n d ■poua# If m a r r l a d . a n d If daad, It a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p j er Cnrter, reported that four cate* Hi a t t h e y I n t e n d to r e g i s t e r said J h a hairs, •lavlaa#., m. and 7 to 9 p. m.. Semi Privac* unknown nf canned milk and six cans of a* m a p u r s u a n t to t h a t e r m s of '• * » » • * • a n d a r a n l a a a o f thn tho F i c t i t i o u s N a m e s H la lu te . T o . M A II TH A N O I ^ N ; a n d a n , a n d ail Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 tu special formula had been distri­ will Hoctlun M i . 01, F l o r i d a H l a . p a r a o n s h a v l n a o r r l a l m l n a »nv 9 p. m. buted to indigent femilks during tu lsa, w i t h t h a C l a r k of t h e C i r c u i t r l n o i . I IIU ») I n i a r t i i In a n d to • d u r t u f Hem lnule C o u n ty , F lo rid a. Ilia f o l l u w l n a d a s c rlh o d I,tnd l o c a l . the p an two month, through Ihe / a / K D W A l t D U. COX •^I^ln Ham inoD C o u n t y , Klorlda, t o . club's milk fund. | / # / UKTTY i t . COX . In cuoperainn with the annual Ow nara T h a i p a r t o f t h a W « et u o f Tuberculosis Mobile X-ray unit, i w i ^ i>yfg» V ofa.,h* NK'A a a i lito r AiMirriox o r a Ln .1 uf H lala R oad three members of tb« dub, Mre mksui.1 n o n pi.tiai.au. vac’a t * 15-«uo i i f - u I t / w » Haatlan P. L. Rudd, local rvpriMentative Stevenson, Mrs. K, B. Randall iwu tat» AiiAXiioxixo ••onrio.a* • T o w h . h t p iU Houth. l i a n a * o f i p u r .u x n o t us. n rto.KTs I o E a a l, !■«, I l /t v aa c o n l a l n - of Gulf Life Insarance Company, Jr. ami Mrs. Al F. llunf, dijtriAll) H I U I i r k - O F . W A V la SPMI• d In f i n a l J u d c m . a i d a l a d ; xoi.t; c u i.v rv , ri.o itm a J u l y «. 1554 a n d re c o r d e d In hat been designated Agent of thi buted literature to homes, •— NCTICP IH H P I IP I IY ill VPN C i r c u i t C o u r t Mlnuta llu o k 7. Year for his company for the t h a t , a t t a r <lua n ulle# waa p u b l i s h P*S»a 45-44. • b a i i l h # a r l n a ha,I t h a r a u n . lit# Tou. a n d aa.-h o f y on a r # h a r a b y *Ute of Florida. PROM THI I | l l » » * o ( U u u n y C u m m l u l u n v r # ot r a q u l r a d Io a p p e a r a n d III* p a r In competition with all other Hamlniil# C o u n t y . FlorM.t, a t (ta s o n s l l y o r by y o u r a l l u r n a y w ith attic* representatives, Itudd com­ AT THI I | ST» r a g u l a r m e a l i n g h«M on J a n u a r y In# C lark of t h a ab o v e-ely leil ", l>„ IS2T, a i l o p t n l a lt##ulu- C o u r t , y o u r w r l t t e u dafan taa. If peted on all phases of aaies nnd r l n n l n r . V a c a tl n e a h a n i l u n t n s , a n y . t o t h a tin t T o g u l e t T ill# Iliad service functions during 1956. The The Oviedo Woman's Club will r u s t in u l n a , d t * c D l m l n a a m t r # . h e r e i n a * a j n s t yuu tltla i-auia n u u n c l n a a n y r l a h t t h a t lh # aa ld * n '1 • copy of t h a s a m e award was mad# by the company’s hold its regular monthly luncheon I'quBty a n d lh # p u b tle h a d In a n d ol» P t a l n l l f f # a l l u r n a y . b elow , on home office in Jacksonville and and meeting Friday noon at the !<>- th o a* p o r i l u u a of alraato , a llay * °.r ^ • fu,r * . , h .r » " • •>«» «f F e b r u a r y , Your savings placed here • >vl r -ad r l a h l s - u f - w a r I n - a l . d In A. II. D i t . M-rwIn f a l l rot o r «Uo the innouncemtot of the reiulti Oviedo Woman’s Club Building. on or before the 10th of • . i n Ieat* C o u n t y , F lo rid a , d a l l n a a t - a p r o ronf« ««o will b a «n* of the competition was made by Guest speaker will be E. J. *-V u p o n a m a n o r p t a l . a n d d#iyou. Agency Vice President William J. Pendergrass of Orlando who will the month eatn dividends •r|b>d a s f o l lo w s , t o - w l t : h o n k a n d i i IIDRRRD a t HanI All o f A v a n u a I*. I r i n a S o u t h f o r d H am inoD C o u n t y , F lo rid * Ihla Hamrick, C. L. U., In a message talk on "Meeting Today’s Chall­ from the I k! | o f H o u th b o u n d a r y Una o f kll#. • l h d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. D. 1154. * E. I- Huff, manager of the lo­ enge through rrcative living." | v enth Mtr##l and h a l w a a n 5*. r . Ilu ti- h ln .n n Jr. cal Gulf Life district. I l lo c k s t l n n d *1; A l t o a l l a y s A l l o r n e y fo r P l a l n l l f f s The luncheon committee will be l a n d r o a d w a y a I r i n a h t u . x i SB4 N o r t h P a r k Avanua Rudd has been a Gulf Life re­ headed by Mrs. J. B. Jones Jr., 1 L o ta I Io 5 a n d toils « In I t H an fo rd . F l o r i d a in Sanford since chairman, assisted by Mrs. Frank I of n i o e l t t l anil l a d a t Io I O P. HP R N D ir N , C l a r k o f presentative I an d I pita t t o I* o f Illo c k *1, t h a c i r c u i t C o u rt 1952 and has bran associated with Talbott. Mrs. R. C. Miller, Mrs.! SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ! a . t h o w n a n d d a t l n a a l a d on m a o Rv A ria J. L u n d q q la t the l-eosburg district office since •i.t S. *| on, hire. Theooorc Auliol of S anfor * o f T o w n a lt# o f North C huluola R a o u iy C lark U opeued in February, 19*3 - S t m l o o l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , aeISRAL) J r’, and Mu* Ruth l u vtd.ua. !| o William D. "Bill" Clifford of Lakeland, has been named di­ rector of promotions and In­ dustry co-ordinator for Ihe Florida Citrus Exposition to be held at Winter Haven, Feb. 916. Clifford, formerly market- * Ing specialist for Florida Citrus Mutual, is well known in the Mate’s fruit Industry. His prin­ cipal assignment Is the Ex­ position's annual fresh fruit competition which Is to be ex­ panded for the 1B57 show ^ Jrrtn Local Collection Division Accepted In American Assn. quczn isa o iil a (O n modern auto* SOLD HER 01AM04403 IN KV2 ONLY THE MIGHT S444NV TRW MADE OR GENUINE 3TAM4USI STEEL ^ / M E r* ITS 9HJNC rORIVCR WITHOUT CORRODING. FITTING. PULING OR RU5TINC. flj TO FINANCE C0LUM9US 5H£ WORE IMITATIONS BUT 9ICAU3E SHE WAS QUEEN EVERYONE THOUGHT HER JEWELS WERE REAL. The Collection Division of the Credit Bureau of Sanford was no­ tified today of their ncccptancc for membership In the American gallon showed a high standaid of Colie-tors Association, Inc. accord­ ing Rod Thompson, manager of, business ethics and financial re­ sponsibility. The Association main* the Division. Mt-inberahip in the Aseoclatto- tains rigid rules and regulations v/lll enable the Collection Divi­ under which each member is . sion to forward claims to over bonded. 2,000 collection bureaus in Ihe Members of the Associuton United States, Alaska. Hawaii and handle credit and collection pro­ many foreign countries. T h e blems for more than 250.0UU retail, American Collectors Association,, professional and wholesale credit Inc. is the largest international | grunters throughout the country, organization of it* kind in the and provide extanslv* educational world. programs aimed a t both the credit While many of the benefits of granter and the debtor public. membership have been made aNotice of acceptance was re­ vailnhlc to Ihe Collection Division ceived by the Collection Division through its operators, Commercial ut their offices in the Atlantic Consultants, Inc. of Oriando, final National Bank Buiidlhg. and ••am* approval and full membership through the Tri-State Unit of the wa* given only after fall Investl- Association. LUXURIES NOW NECESSITIES LONDON Radio Mo;cow said today that television sets *rfc a luxury in Russia because ’’tlieve are not enojgh TV stations in tlit country." Other luxuries listed in­ cluded automobiles, fine chinaware, works of art and Bokhan nigs. But radios, phonograph.*, cameras, sports goods, musicu. instrum ent and hook* "have be­ come neeeisltie*,” It said. 4) TRY CENTRAL PARK NEW YORK 'tb— Hugo Dc Wy*, 23. n bicycli»t from Brunnik, Th* Netherlands, wh* arrived In New York Tuesdav. eald he would leave town ai «oon as poatlhl* because there wax no place foe him to pitch hi* tent. Hospital Beneiit Card Party Set Jan. t5 At Mayfair Hospital Notes Rudd Designated Agent Of Year DIVID END S Woman’s Club Session Friday First F E D E R A L 111 C O U N TRY S T Y L E HOT SM O K ED Sausage lb. 49c iX O N O M Y .SI.ICED U 'K F S T B a c o n I| |k | # M ade T he Old Foahioncd W nyt 35, ^ J J l TiE E T c l i m ------------------------------- - P R E ilJ l'KJ FEKT OK NECK Bone lb, fQ c Grade A Shipped \ ( in e«U«) , med. Doz- ROAST-33c tlarvest Moon ’ Salad pint s b p Dressing Z * )C Waldorf Tissue 3 **Each25c Why Pay More? Old Glory SPaghelfi or Pork & Beans or Black Eye Peas u. s. N o .; Sunbrite Potatoes CLEANSER a cans 2 9 10lb33c YELLOW T/P T0P SupfRMarket* rOOR SHOPPING D O LLAR HAS M O R E C EN T S 3 2 9 SANFORD AVE. w QUANTITIES LIM IT E D o �II—BEAUTY PARLORS tilts iW A rr to what you w ait CLASSIFIED ADS Ph. 1821 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD 27—HELP WANTED MALE For all your B e a u t y Needs Young man Interested in learning Electric Singer Sewing Machine Revelon & Thco*Bender Cosmetics in Blond Console, makes fincy aheet metal trade. Phone 79. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY MN)H stitches, pick up 7 payments of Ph. 971 , 103 So. Oik Wanted— Experienced service sta­ $7.33 or will d iso w n for cash, xvrie Credit Manager. P. O. tion attendant capable of man­ BUSINESS Dox, 11099, Orlando. Fla. agem ent Over 25 y e a n of age. Salary open, references requir­ SERVICES ed. Apply Box LA Sanford • BIG VALUES 17—BUILDING—KEPAIRS Herald. • QUICK CREDIT PAINTING • EASY TERMS 28-WUKE WANTED FEMALE Ted Burnett lVIlgsON-MAIER for PAINTING New and Used Furnilure Exp. cook-housekeeper wishes 6 2801 Grandview Phone 1952-M. Phone 938 days work or ironing. 706 Bay 311 E. First St. Ave. WOOLSEY This Is a pass to the Prairie Lake Drive-in for Eleanor Wontenany. White Indy wants work of any Marine Finishes Exp. date Jan. 18, 1937. kind. 302 Oak Ave. For Your Boat 3enkarik C la s s and Paint Co. Day-work or part time in city or wi—HOMES wo bedroom house, uirgc fenced lot, shade tree*. Will consider lots or acreage a* partial dow-n payment Phone 1138-XJ. n iK SANFORD HEWALD TV Cost More This Year 3 bedroom, 1 bath, CR home. Un­ CHICAGO at — A new TV set furnished. $700.00 down. Phone Is going to cost more this year, 1971. be-eiue manufacturers think the public Is getting "too good a b a r It-L O T S gain” Choice lots in the Mayfair The statement was made by Area at an attra.-liv* ra il Leonard Tnie«dell. vice president price. W. E. Kirchoff Jr. Phone of Zenith Radio Corp., at a con JOft. frrcncc h*ld In conjunction with 4 Iota totaling 50' x 240'. $300. the International home fumtrhings Just off 6 point* A 50 ft. market. frontage on highway — county Truetdell laid the Industry has deed, terms arranged. made many mistakes In Us "wild t8—FARM and GARDEN Hugh Ansley, 1913 Summerlin or adolescence." Phone 1921 and leave message AZALEAS CAMELLIAS The 1956 inventories w en too where you msy be contact­ high, and the production level too : See ours before you buy, we ed. have a SPECIAL on AZALEAS. fast, said the executive As a re I 47—BROKERS and RUAIIORS [ suit, the Industry has lost so much 39GR/.PF.V!LLK NLRSLRY ^ profit that 17 companies were I Grapeville Ave. Ph. 2058 $150*) DOWN FOR 3 BEDROOM forced to combine with others or HOME. to go out of business entirelyTotal price only $9230. Phone u» RENTALS for details. $4—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS Phone E 0 out. Ph. 1296-J. For Painting call Mr. Talker, Ph. II—WORK WANTED—MALE IA—PLACES u EAT 668XR. Room ipeelal 114.9a ANNETTE’S - for food food, Young man, married. Veteran; Steak, Chicken, Shrimp, This is a pass to the Ritz theatre desires position with local firm. for Annette Wolfe. Exp. date Spaghetti, Kosnvr Corned Beef General office, sale* or Book­ Jan. 18, 1937. Sendwkhei. SO ^ IT Y LIMITS. keeping prefered. Mr. Mathes, Gen. Del. Sanford. We have fun here. The Doggie I'LOOK sanding and finishing Cletmng, waalng serving Semi Diner k Bar, Lake Mary. note county since 192ft. FINANCIAL Robert A. Williams R. M. Glenson, Lake Mary 4- LOST AND POUND WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms REALTOR t t —MONEY IT LOAN private baths. 114 W. First St Raymond Luadquist, | LOST— Thuraday vicinity of 3rd McR ANEY-SMITH PAINTS Phone 1203 k Fygttch, Reddish-brown Pck- 211$ S. Park ASSOCIATE Avalon Apts. Efflcieney, Ph. 720-W AUTO LOANS Phene 1173. Atlantic Rank Bldg COST LESS FORMICA. The finest material i 60TXM ^ f t's * *d ' ' P<t' Ca” Efficiency apt Hi-way 17-92 So available for counter tops. Over REALTY CO CHAROLOTTE. N.C. — T„, 23 colors and designs to choose Florida State Bank City Limits Slumbcrtand Court OZIER LOST— Cadillac hub-cap, vicinty: I.aura B. Osier, Realtor tile manufacturing executive* from. Your exclusive Formica See Seminole Realty for Desir­ 4 mike out west First. Reward. OF SANFORD Hazel M. Field, Associate dealer from five Southeastern states will able Houses and Apts Phune 27 1601 So Orlando Hwy Ph 1359 hold a series ef meetings Phone 6 . begin­ (iREGORY LUMBER CO. • EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 MERCHANDISE This is a pass to the Movielsnd ning Jan. tl to discus* "the con­ L o tt Black k white Boston ter* 6th k Maple Phone 2862 Ride in for Katherine Parks. rier. Answers to the name of tinuing thrext of cotton textile im­ U—ARTICLES for SALE ■0-PIANO HEBVKY ~ Exp. date Jan. 18, 1937. EmmlL Phone 2931. Seminole Realty ports and other mj.ter* of inter­ We ouy and sail used furniture EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable W. DIETRICHS L. L 8111 — Plano Technician T. W. MERO est^ to textile manufacturers" a ft—PERSONAL NOT1CEI Paying top eash price* for any rhea# 2194 Roste I. Sanford REALTORS F. E. GrUr of Greenwood, S. for Winter Tourist. Private oath thing of value SUPER TRAD& shower. Steam heat. Inquire 1901 Park Ave. Phone 27 or 113 C\. president of the American Wanted young couple or girl to PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING INC POST on 17-92 Ph 2053-W Cotton Manufacturers Institute, Manuel Jacobson across from ive in home. Private phone k W. L Harmon PHONS 9279 for CHERRY Post Office. said the meetings will b* design­ lath. Phone 339—J. Ph 1562-M — After 1:00 p m LIVE BAIT Real Estate Brokerage - Notary ed to "bring manufacturers up to 5 rooms, bath, screened porches, 1219 W t3»h S* RearBtrber Shop Shiners. Bull Heads. Pop Guts ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 11-ROOFING .a7>LUM »ING date on brosd problems end to unfurnished. Adults only. No. 3 Dozen, 93c Beds Day. Week or Month— give them the opportunity for full ATTENTION BUILDERS pets. Inquire at 2218 Palmetto Missouri Minnows and Worms Tel. 1423. Furniture Center — CERAMIC rn JS 63 large lake front and lake view discussions of all meters affect­ Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Ave. Ave. 116 West First St. Paul F Mueller ft Son Ph. 134 lot*. | mile from tow-p. Most ing the textile ioduitry” free estimate Quality work. Completely furnished 3 room attractive terms. The meetings have beer, called SEWING MACHINES • AUTOMOTIVE ground floor apartment. Hot Consult A ■(F.a L'.OR First Necehl - White against a bsckdrop of concern PLUMBING water at nil times. 313 Palmetto. CULI.EN AND HARKEY over the exports of cotton textiles New and Used mtract and Repair \\ 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED MM N Park Ave. Phone 2319 to this country from Japan. GARRETT'S 323 E lit. St. Free Estimate* Second lloor-two room furnished Sell Your Car to R. L. HARVEY The governments of the U- S. apt. Private balh. $35.00 per REAL ESTATE DtUVE-IN ROY REEL 204 Sanford Ave Phone la'JJ Caqtteos. cots, sleeping bags, end Jap in are expected this week month. Thone 1217-W after 6 . 2344 French Ave. tents, mess kits, hunting knives. 306 W. Second St. J. W. HALL, REALTOR to disclose the details or "for­ PLUMBING k HEATING Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipp­ mula’* of a voluntary agreement Jehnny Walker. Associate Septic Tank Installation & Servic ft—BOATS AND MOTORS ford Avt. ed. About January 20th. Ph. by the Japanese to limit their "Call Hall" Phone 1758 Heater Service, A r c h i e C 261-J. Robson’s Outboard Headquarter* exporta to this country. —Factory to . you— Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1335. FOR THE DISCRIMINATING 3 HP Lauson-Alr cooled 50.00 Aluminum Director* to Meet $8—ROOMS H O M E SEEKER DESIRING Plumbing. Krcsky Healing 6 HP Mercury—Like New 150.00 Venetian Blind* Meanwhile, Grier has called a TIIE BERT. WE HAVE IT! 714 HP Elgin—best up M. G. HODGES Enclosed head. Sag-prool bottom 1st floor front, newly furn. room, meeting of the board of directors Beautiful Brittany farm In May- of the Institute to meet In C har but runs good 73.00 rail with plastic ends. Plastic Service on All Water Pumps— kitchen privilege*. Elderly wofair, 3 heiL-oom, 2 bath. Ex7tt HP Firestone ... 79.93 or rayon tapes Cotton or nylon Wells Drilled — Pump* Ipun. Plume 916 M. quisRIy equipped b u i l t in lotte Thursday to discuss "what­ cords. g 10 HP Johnson—looks bad, Paola Road, Phone 700 kitchen; large family room; ever Information is available at m runs good 169.00 Senknrik Glass nntl Paint Co. M^WANTED to RENT that time." 10 HP Mercury. KF7 . 125.00 113-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 Wanted to buy or leave 3 bed­ paneled living ruom with old The Charlotte meeting, and the 10 HP Wizard, gear shift 135.00 brick fireplace, just made for room, 2 bath home. Immediate Brand n*w $33 00 760x13 nylon 12 HP Sea-Bee, like new .... 73.00 entertaining; separate dining subsequent series of meetings, occupancy. Phone 229*M.______ W.W. tubeless tire. Two year 11 HP Scott Atwater— good room, cork floors throughout, may show what wll| be the reac­ 13 y lII II TZJ warranty. For $35.00 cash. Call central heating system; on tion of at least s large segment condition ......................... 170.00 URAL ESTATE 348 after 6 P.M. 20 IIP Martin-Fast motor 165.00 lovely oak shaded grounds. of the U. & industry will be to the COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB 23 HP Evinrudes 195.00 - 395.00 Total price $33,000. Terms may Japancse-American agreement. SI-ACKEAGE Including: bath fixtures, cabinet -APPLIANCES 25 HP Johnson* 235.00-395.00 be obtained. Grier said "the problem of un­ sink, water pump, septic tank Many other special! In used mo­ W II. "Bill" 5TKMPER controlled Import* of cotton tex­ Ten acres exceptional tiled land FRIGIDAIRE appliances, isle and water heater, approximate tors. boats, and trailers. Realtor — General Insnror tiles from foreign low-wage coun­ nn hard surface road W. E and servic*. G. H. High, Ovisdo iy $23 month. Your Evlarude Dealer Guv Allen Associate Kirchhoff Jr Phone 303 tries has received much attention Fla. Phons FO-&-3.116 or San Call, or :ee us TODAY 4 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Arlrllr Price, Associate ford 1642-W after 6 p.m. Phone 1113 304 E. 1st phone 998 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 905 or 2122 - 113 N. Park during the past two years. There *4—FARMS AND GROVES I**!* many discussion*.; in Thie-l* a paee to the MovlelamLj This Is a pass to the Rita theatre 112—SPECIAL NOTICES Washington about tht* matter, so OPEN BOUSE Ride ln for Gordon V. Fred­ K > acre Ule farm. Three bedroom ' for Shirley Jean Jones. Exp. much su that a special meeting erick. Exp. date Jan. 18, 1937. house, large bam. All equip January 5—II North Shirley date Jan. IS, 1937. Robinson Hand Crafted Furnitura of the board of directors of ACM I ment and machinery. Easy East of Mayfair near Lake We build, design and refinish 2 used Frig.dains refrig. $49 95 has been railed for January 10 in 8 peedy Craft 14 f t boat, 20 HP terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Box See at 918 French, Ph. 32-R. 1 used Frlgidalre refrlg. $3996 1154. motor. Boat complete with top Onk shade Irens, Isrgs 3 bedroom, Charlotte. N, C1 used Frlgidalre refrig. $39.95 Meeting* I.Utrd and windshield. Also Gator 2 bath home, kitchen with bull HEATING 43—HOMES Hill Hardware trailer. For quick sale $693 Here is the schedule of the ser­ in oven, stainless steel trimmFloor Furnaces k Circulators 391 E. 1st. Phone 2450. Five room house with bath and 1 nl, corlnn terrazzo floor, living ies of meetings, with tho place, H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. room with fireplace and plant­ date and name of the local mill 13—BUILDING MATERIALS approximately thirteen acres of 200 S. Park Phone 1440 12—TRAILERS er. Ful! dining room, 3 large executive who will preside at high hammock land. W. E. walk in closet*. 4 other closets eqrh: RED I MIX CONCRETE Kirchhoff Jr Ph. 305. I t will pay YOU to see us before GATUN BROTHERS & storage, cork floors through­ Window Sills * Lintels Chattanooga. Tenn., Jan. It. R. you buy. Open Evening* and Dragline & Bulldozer Service Septic out, central besting. $22,500. If. Jewel) of Chicamauga, Ga-; Two bedroom masonry hou«e, Tank—State Approved Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W Sanford. Sundays. With excellent terms. kitchen equipped, low down Sand — Cement Mortar Mix Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 15, R. c. Kaslslde Trailer Hale* payment. Leaving town. 418 Miracle Concrete Co. Pslatka. Fla. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Moyer of Anniston, Ala ; Colum­ Orange Ave. Phone 1335 LARUE ROOMY ments, invoices, hand bills, and 309 Elm Ave. bus, Ga., Jan. lfi, Paul K. MeAlrstream House Trailer for sale. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with Kenney Jr., Columbus, Ga.; Ma­ programs, etc. Progressive BY OWNER METAL ROOFING Purchased new this year. Com­ Florida room on nicely land Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 Now In stock, ,5-V Crimp—'* " 2 Bedroom, CB Home in Lake Ga , J»n. 17. Robert Train plete with combination refri­ scaped l o . Oak Boor*, central con. West 13th SL of Macon, G* . J |g, | | rM Now in stock, 5-V Crimp— ” Mary- *6.800—Term* Ph. 58! J gerator, gas range, gas heat, beat, good closets, indirect CorrugBted — 2 'i " Corrugated ry 51cD. Tichenor of Mon­ WELL DRILLING twin beds, dinette & 12 gallon lighting in living room, en­ Get All Y'our Roofing Need* at This is a pas* to th« prairie Lake water tank. St. Johns Really. Fairbanks-.Morse pumps closed carport with utility and roe, Ga„ Greensboro, N. C , Feb Drive-in for Sidney Vihleln. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Phone 1129 or 1079, Sanford. Repairs to all makes. storage. Nearly new. Good ! 3. Marion W Hciss of GreensExp. date Jan. 18, 1957. Out West 13th St. boro; Charlotte, N. C., Feb. 3, HOWARD C. LONG neighbors. $18,300—terms. 1967 Skymaster Delux, 34 ft. 2u7 E. Commercial Ave. Charles A. Cannon of Kannapolis, CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 16—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Used 6 wkt. Completely modern $500.00 down — $50.00 mo. N. C : Gastonia. Phone 388 N. t \ , Feb. 3, VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL with tub and shower. Four Living room, dining room, kitchen Robert* of Gastonia; tugiisle, FINANCING wheel electric brakes. Must sell General contracting and hauling. HAYNES Office Machine Co. equipped. 2 bedroom* A bath, Ga.. Feb. 6 . J. C. Ewing of EdgeTypewriters, adding machine* LOW DOWN PAYMENTS at once. Very cheap for cash. For delivery: clay, fill dirt, shade & fruit trees. Frame. Sales-Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 field, S. C.; Greenville, S. t \ . Feb. Also camping trailer cheap. muck and top soil. W. D. Hol­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 7, W. II. Beattie of Greenville, S. Can be seen at Silver Moon combe, Phone 1732-M. G-FUKNTII 'KK—IIUU.HEIIMI.D A. K. SHOEMAKER, JB. $1000.00 down — $10,500 Trailer Park, Orange City. I860 Mellunville Living room with dining area, 2 C.; Spartanburg, S, t\, Feb. SIIAD ARE NOW IN Used furniture, appliances, tools, Phone 1991 Howard It Carlisle of Lyman, S. bedrooms, oak floor*, ceramic C. FOR SALE— 1933 2 bedroom Guide service every day, safe etc. Uought-sold. Larry's M art tile bath, rar portr, utility A Nashau trailer. $2195. Phone boat, two motors. $3.00 per 321 East 1st SL Phone 1631. screened porch. Equipped with 1946-XJ. hou.-, minioimum of 5 hours. 3 attic fan. heater, »love, and re. in party. Phone Larry Atibry WONDERFUL LOCATIONS 11967 32’ Curiti* trailer. Like new, frigerator. at 2838-J. s a v e w it h e c u o l s . . . SPLENDID VALUES priced to sell. "Lambert By the Lake", trailer park. Between DREDGING ROSA L. PAYTON Orange City It DcLand. Land filled, beaches made. Joe $119.50 Swivel Rocker ...... $89 50 Registered Real Estate lirokrr $119.50 Reclinera .............. *89.50 — la — Andrews. Ph. Elgin 7-30U Phone 2871 17 93 at Hiawatha 14—USED CARS $199 SO Sofa Red Achair $159 00 Eustis, Florida. $139 50 Bunk Beds $119.30 1947 FORD Convertible. Good con­ INCOME-TAX-SERVICE • SOUTH PINECREziT dition. Radio and Heater. Needs ,<jt. Co*tfH,ny Bookcase Bed • GROVE MANOR Win. II. Murray Top. $135.00. See Bill at Good­ l i l t Celery Ave. • VALENCIA VILLAS, DeLand Phone 1841-M Double Dres»er A. U. PETERSON year Service Store. Mirrors Closed Sunday Broker Associate*: A. B. Peterson (nnespring Mattress We can qualify you fur one of Jr.. P. J. Chesterson, Garfield VACANCY PROBLEMS? a r F o r d , motor excellent, has Find PUMPS A SPRINKLER Box Spring nur easy finance plans within 30 Willetts, John Meiich and R. W \/> bed reverse gesr. First $40.00 SYSTEMS minutes. Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land le ts it tenants fast thru the Want Ads. | All types and sizes, installed Large selection of B e a u t i f u l Surveyor. 19|1 Nash Stateetoan $130.00 "Do It Yourself.” Dinettes at Phone 1121. 116 N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 Body a little rough — good WE REPAIR AND SERVICE • P. II. A. motor. ECHOUS BEDDING CO. S T I NE IF IT 13 REAL ESTATE Hugh Ansley, 1913 Summerlin. Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1232 Machine and Supply Co. LET IT RAIN, let it shine. Every aak Crumley A Monfeith • V. A. "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Ph. 62 day it a good day to use the at 117 South Park Phono 772 If your car Is paid for it msy bo 207 W. 2nd St. Free Delivery Want Ads. worth more than you think on LAKE MARY ESTATE trade for a 1957 PONTIAC. EMPLOYMENT • Service Personnel Large two »tory frame npartment FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE.' 1934 Pontiac 4-door Chieftain mako the Want Ads your shopp-1 dwelling with three acres land. Deluxe. ;4—HELP WANTED FEMALE FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE ing place. Well located. Good Income pro­ I9S1 4-door Chevrolet YOU —at Warehouse Pnees, visit Woman with car to call regularly perty. Reduced to sell at tt (931 4-door Plymouth BERRY'S. We are experts st as­ $6,500. each month on establishtd I960 4-door Plymouth CAN sisting you to secure gracious CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S Studio Girl Cosmetic clients in See Rey Herron at PONTIAC good looks with functional con­ and around Sanford making Phone 2436 venience. Today's best buys la BUY RAYMOND M. BALL, through Clm died ads. Let an necessary deliveries, etc. 3 or 4 After 6 p. m. Phono 1343-W nationally advertised furniture hour* per day. Route will pay experienced ad writer assist you REALTOR at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. • With confidence when you buy 1949 Ford, full equipped Bargain up to $3.50 hour. Write Studio 5. !>.. Illghleyman — Associate First St. Phone 1687 for Even­ Phone 581-J. Girl Cosemetics, Dept 9-1N. an Odham k Tudor Home. ing Appointment. 204 S. Park Av*. Phone 960 FOR QUICK ACTION use CUteiGlendale, Calif. fled ads to sea tent hire. Call 54 Chevrolet 4 door sedan. Pow­ 1821, *sy "Charge It." er-glide, good condition, 1 own­ Women 18-55, to address and mail SWAP ANYTHING I .Just place CABINET SALE er. Must sell, going overseas. our circular* at home on DRIVE OUT TODAYClassilied ads. Phoa* 1821 (or a 2013 Sanford Ave. commission Write GIFT Fair, helpful ad-writer. All metal utility and wall cabin­ (Dept. 4). Springfield, Penns Homes are ready for immediate RU161 Oldaraobile Super 88. tdr. ets a t wholesale prices. S k VE occupancy. sedan. RAH, hydramatie. Ex­ Curb girl, experienced preferred. Classified Display cellent............. $345. Apply A. A W. Root Beer, 1905 Single door utility $9.95 1960 Pontiac 4*dr. sedan. One French Ave. Double door utility $12.95 ODHAM & owner. Real clean $295 3 pc. wall cabinets $9.95 & t. .Uuluifl H i l l a g r 1948 Chrysler 4dr sedan. Extra Registered Nurse for Sanford TUDOR, Inc. LET WANT SAM C. LAWSON 2*mJq*«« good for the money $95. Blood Bank Program. 3 after­ EASY TERMS -APS DO IT! ROY REEL noons aweek, 3:00-7:00 p.m. No Cor. Ilyw. 17-92 A 27th St. S L ja L tU RoalLf C om pany special training or experienca J06 W. 2nd Phones 2100 A 2960 BILLS UAKU TO PAY? Ovll needed. For appointment con­ "Builders of Finer Home* 1939 DeSoto, make offer. Can be M ather Of Sanford tact Mr*. Rand. Phone Orlando HI M LPAM**« thing* your* through w i t h For Florida Living" seen a fu r 3:00 p.m. 107 Mag- 47137 or Write Box BB c/o. 2UJ U9 XU St. Phone 127 IANPORO FLOHIOA through Want Ads tor CA£UO'viia. Sanford Herald. GtU J82L -----112-111 W. 2nd St. Wed. Jnn, 9, 1057 P**e I t Textile Executives Set Series Of Meets I ftoulU dl $179.50 vBfcfcg=.3asifl ______ Pillows, pillow* every*tirrr I* the trend on long *ofa# today, ** li*» . diralrd in this exciting new •rrlion.il. Trim Irgs lift lid* pirre off a f lltr door, *rrruinating the slim, neat look which keynote* the uplioLtrrrd pirre*. (Inlrrnalionat Furniture) daily cro ssw o rd * e raiiti 'ii.i'v iictaar) rat « 23.1Port x n n rij n z r 1. Military life 3. Cut, as graaa 24.1Pro*, ana u til) t . i r i 8 Egyptian 4. Letter finii Ha n • i ■ pect.. port QQUl'l :-n.v i lHeb.1 or’* 9. Hautboy a a t a n u f n :u i : t 3. Melody stake, • 443(8 1114 li t 10. At one time 8. Mountains out o a n t-t m m 11. Concoct (Ss. Am.) 23. iCleans I a s i i a a l; .• 12. Impreaa 7. Frozen ing of a jig iD i m . i'.’ h i 14. Astern water Ltanr4i.i ir.v - . • roes 23. Theater a a s ti itrj i • 8. False teeth *6 . Affirm scat 11. Sack ttlv* 16. Toward 12. Smell reply T*it*N*r's___ 17. Triangular quantity 28. Permit 37. Rodent piece, for 13. Civil 31. Asleep to. tn this giving wrong* 33. O “ il‘ o f43. New width 10. Pjople of ro se (comb, 19. Sttmulua Latvia petals form) 21. Mormon 11. Din* Candle 44. tndlM state 20. Knave of Arabian weight 33. 3kilt dubs (loo) e h le fu in a 48. Bxlai 34. Church vault 4 . • T 117. Dancing girl* 1 4 X% n -JS S K , II* % % >X 30. Keep 33. Handle (Bom. '/ / •7 Antiq.) P T" 34. Super!38. Part of II u ”to be" m 39. At that tlma ir $3 % 41. Win* receptacle % V 1 TT v r 3* w 42. Coined 44. Pin for so iv % routing meat % % 49. ctoee to 46. Malt % 4» beverage 47. Pierce % T with horns M i 48. Blunders i DOWN if 1. Ionian latand across 2. Indies PRI3IDINT llltmiOWM bcstuws on lien. Atfrrd M. Gruenther, 37, ,i third Oak Leaf Cluster (or his Distinguished Service Medal at h White House ceremony. Mrs. Gruenther Is looking on. Gen. Gruenflier retired ae Supreme Commander of Allied Powers In Europe to bccomo president of the American Red Cross. (International) Early American furniture Is al«ay* popular and here *re *om* pieces which rlearly llludrale it* rliarni. The «*rm tunes of the nuple wood ■dil a glim lit a room. Notice the plaid fabric on lh* arm theiri Plaid* and alripc* are bring irrn quite often. (Fox Mfg. Co.) * Ca .xifie I I)'- 'day FOR LEASE Neighborhood Service Station Excellent Residential Area Opportunity For Individual Wanting Year - Hound I'rofituble Itusineiw IVHh Mmisii tn -<> PHONE SANFORD 2451 Classified Display - ■ V '" - W ..Ms- «-i -ritO a-yLiw LU M B ER M M E! : - i B U /L V IN G N E E D S - J « 2 4 8 9 l^ ° f f l‘ Concrete p /pe �'U"v SfjScr1' -‘.V b'J-i .; t$ £ . VlfrS: ra a a r: 'fntft: . 0S> fiflpN " . • O ;>*/ ! ■ \v '' • ,J • *■••' '• $§> ' f • ?. 85■ • . ,/ - ■ t ’*I -A V H > r-» .if/ F -J1 If-! % Luxurious, Individually Designed Homes 4. *N y, FTrt .■ ^ » v J f BSP • 4 # . j& y '• * * $ & * * ■ \vW ♦• V ./..V . • ' • W h .* 7 ? la jw jf .M t beautiful, W 'v quiet GROVE MANOR. . .die home '*‘*’*Wi Two easy ,i •z• plans: We can F.H.A., financing in Service qualify you for these financing * k‘ planned to fulfill y ow every wish for a luxurious life! Beautifully designed, loaded with fea­ tures. . .and situated in a private* park-like custom subdivision.. .SO CIX)SE TO EVERYTHING! 5 minutes to Sanford’s shopping area* schools, movies, Houses of Worships. See It Today! plans Loan one of in 30 minutes. We do not build houses, we MANOR HOMES ARE $16,500. To $25,000. PRICED build homes. Builders Of Finer Homes— OdharvL £ Judah, You’ll love the quiet, pleasing atmosphere of Grove Manor.. .a haven for discerning people who appreciate the b est.. .Drive Out Today and select your color schemes inside & out. Convenient easy finance plansmake it possible for you to own a Grove Manor Home.. .we can qualify you for one of our finance plans within 30 minutes. ib tc . BRAILEY ODHAM President BALES OFFICE* C O R N E R 17-92 & 27th ST. Call 1100 ar ISM For A* Appointment At Tonr Convenience ■ B S B P W tl �Board To Consider Use O f Code For Development The Board of SemlQoU County John Fox that the State Road Dc* Commlsikmcra will cooelder the part mem. will tum over right of use of a code for the development way mape and Instruments next of subdivisions and other areas week oo the eectloo of 17*03 from similar to codea that are now be* Five Points to Senford. This fol­ lowed the action of the board re­ Ing used by other counties. Other >-odes dlsciuaed by Uw questing the State Rood Board to Seminole County Commissioners advance money for the purchase of WASHINGTON W - Democrat­ ic members of the House Foreign require developers to « U r Into right of ways. fhe possibility that Seminole Affairs Committee today, in e f­ Th# Bat-d of Seminote County a hand In tn estimated amount Commissioners « t i asked Tuesday necessary to complete r o a d s . County may dsrelop a county* fect, rejected a proposed substi­ for the "Eisenhower Doc­ M inreatlgat* the poaelbllltle* of curbs water and sewer facilities manager system of operations was tute trine" advanced by a "rery pro­ within a specified time. "If th e . suggested by Commlasloner John * anting the blinker light *yaminent" member of their own developer doesn’t complete hia 1 Krider. "An englner-manager or Urn on l u t e Read 439 at the entranee to th# ru g a te Plant In project the county tekee the bond an engineer-planner Is necessary party. money to complete It," aald^the said Krider. "The time has paa«* ed when numerous people come UNITED NATIONS, N. Y (01 # ^V laA nnker light,'* u i d one commas!oners. Commissioner! were notified up to make requests—our future — The resignation of Dritlsb cOL.90*4§rr ,f eonfusea motor* by county rlgbl-of*wey agent ehould be planned ahead of these Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden lata.' may change Egypt’s mind about requests,” he said. The problem fronted by the negotiating, a leUement of ire bttnktr light waa made Imminent Commissioner Lawrence Swof- Sues crisis, Informed sources said when n Sunday morning a u '^ tn u k ford went on record a t Tuesday today. eraih aent aix pe#p\. » . » . hoaptafternoon's meeting of the board LONDON <OI — British offi­ tal. of .commissioners In favor of "re* cials were reported convinced to­ Leonard Samuel DeW’eese, 35, of assessing the county." day that Russia and Egypt are longwood died Monday afternoon "We can’t operate tl»e county "advising" tha Yemeni govern­ at 3.45 p. m. from injurlee rocelr* on a 1917 aslesament for 1067 ment In the border war flaring ed IrLifVL whW» waa deneeds," he said. “ We’re talking along the frontiers of the Arab r! -h r Paabout building roads—die school kingdom and the British protec­ board Is on us for money — tm* torate of Aden. ■hie — it .* If a giant claw (Continued on rag e 5) had grabbed the two automobile! Controversy has arisen In the HOLLYWOOD W - Police Chief and scattered them." Board of Seminole C»upi;\ .Him William Parker today assigned Coffman said that clothes, shoes, missioned relative to 4 ' j v ‘ 2 Accidents Told; hla top Intelligence squad to In­ and debris were scattered over Park and its appearance, <*... vestigate a tip that “ four or five" an area of more than 100 feetCommissioner Lawrence- Swof- Charges Placed persons might has# been involved The accident occurred a t the In ford was appointed chairman of in narcotics and extortion in the tersection of State roads 431, 434, the Big Tree Park committee r 1 Against Drivers Marie McDonald kidnaping case. end 435 during a dense fog early will be responsible to the J w o accidents Investigated by ---------Sunday morning. mission for reports cone £ "As a motorist come* up over Seminole County’s attraction ^ .H .™ £ :^ r,n T S T ,r Workers Threaten a rise In the rood approaching the 8 wofford from the very V Intersection,” one commlgUoner Ing of the discussion regi* -g.. V a n S 5 ^ T „ d.’S ,dS ,r 3 .? iT o Flee In Protest explained, the blinker light be* the county." Ha expl»; 'V t comes confusing and they smash the buildings are rottf* \ ,tW ""'Of Martial Low on through." perk staled “ It la a di»«ta . to Herman Lae Pryor, 24 year old' VIENNA W— Thousands of Mna. iDNWeess, wife of the the rest rooms are In bad shape, driver of the automobile was i|e* souvenirs are being^soM from pic­ Negro attached to HATTU at tha Hungarian worker* are threaten Sanford Naval Air Station, driv l/ig to flee to the West In protest scribed this marling by hospital nic benchrti-nvovM' ' for the pub­ Ing a 1037 Merrury south on San against the return of Communist attaches a t Florida Sanitarium as ford Ave„ made a wide tum as dictatorship, report* teaching Vi­ "still In critical condition." The re* lic’! an . iK e-r 1 >’ time, according he attempted a tum Into Onora enna said today. port stated that her condition lSf B. C. Dodd, the Ril. Hi* car went off the shoulder Report* from Hungary said ight be described as slightly lmtaker for the Dig Tree striking a culvert and smashing worker* at factories in leatterad oved. ot Four other* still In th# hospital w*h the eounty Into th* ditch. region* of tho country staged pro­ from serious Injuries sustained In V® t « f **re of "ooe of the coonDamages were estimated at test marrhes and rfi-monstralldns th# Intersection eraih where both, V » .'♦WiVttraetlons." $23. However, an Improper tag In open drflenee of martial law. the automobile and pickup true V "l'-w* * *the county would pro- brought charges against the driv­ The new Mue-roated police force were thrown out of the i n t e r n e J L II > six hundred dollars," er. The accident occurred at 7:10 of Premier Janoa Kndar turned out Uon by the ImpiftC .. * £ to fix up the place, p. m. Tuesday. In force on several occaslors but Damages estimated at $(00 waa there were rt> report* of violence. Only one man came out of the paint it. and put the building' In accident without injuries. Boyd proper order. the result of a 1053 Mercury skid­ The Soviet-Imposed puppo'*1 pre­ Hitchcock described hi* experience Commissioner Swofford foil, in ding out of control and turning mier ordered some 200,00-j orkthis way: " I waa thrown about 30 his discussions with members of bottom up Tuesday evening at era laid off from the n a tllj Hied (|M t from the truck. It m utt have the Hoard of Commbsioticrs, that 7:30 p. m. oa the old Lake Mary fartorie* idled by the f. and rolled over me and mlassd me the present caretaker, given the Rd. south of 23th St. powrr shortages. , entirely." 1%* 31-year oM youth privilege of iriling souvenirs and Th# revived terror campaign Mrs. Gladys Mae Foulk, 30 year was riding in the back of the old Lake Mary housewife, accord­ coincided with a tightening of the handling the concession, should pickup with David Redwine, also keep the property presentable. ing to Trooper Mark traveling to­ escape mutes from Hungary to 31 ward Sanford came into a curve Austria. More than 150,000 Hun­ A report of the accident and tho Materials necessary, if furnished, too fasv ran off the shoulder and garian* fled across the frontier should be used without cost to the possibilities that tho flashing then pulled back loo short. since Russia unleaslnd it* armor­ light might have entered Into the eO"Hv ..ltd Swofford. The Board of Commissioners No injuries other than a minor ed forms to rnish the freedomcause of the erash la to be re­ from-movoow upriilng two months ported to th# State Road Dspar- called for a report from Commis­ skin abrasion w e r e reported. ago. sioner Swofford at its next meal­ Charges of exceeding a safe speed ment’a DeLand office for possible ing. were placed agalnat Sirs. Foulk. Ijprr action. Top News In Brief Sft-tifM ttei fight System Said Confusing WASHINGTON m « - Praaidem Elsenhower called toOky for N as* measure of American unity effort to continue prosperity/ home and meet the cont _ threat of "a strongly armed' pariallatle dlcutorahlp" abroad In hit annual State of th-;^?|riil message, Mr. Elaenhowe* Vket not only for the cooperaflaS of Congress but "a parsonal effort o dedication," by every America! to help establish "a secure west* ordertte- . On T t. '>*i atastla front, he t m M America ‘ enjoying an "unpreee dented peakV of prosperity. 1H> hs said there la a contlnuini threat of Inflation whleh can ma­ terially dam.g Controversy Arises Over Appearance Of Big Tree Park f Tighter Security On Refugees Told CAMP KILMER, N. J. ID— The govern men* plan* to tighten se­ curity and other restrictions on Hungari-n refugee* coming to the Unfed States. A Rep. Franc's E. Walter (D Ps.) Vnelrman of th* House invastifa* •tion subcommittee, announced th« security crackdown Wednesday and said "m any more peooie" art to be returned In the future. Walter cam* to this refugee re­ ception center after it was an­ nounced that eight Hungarians were returned to Austria for girlog false information. Another Hungarian returned at his own frouret. He said many of the first refu­ gees to fleo Hungary w ere "hardboiled Communists" trying to es­ cape the fire of revolutionists, but that he was not sure how msny Communists reached the United States. Extension Class To Be Held Here A representative of the General at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. Extension Division of the Univar"At this time," said Mrs. Goit, stty of Florida wlH be In Sanford "w# will try to determine what to meet with teacher* and others subjects would b* taught and who are interested in the organ) when the class, would meet.” Even though primarily for ration of an extension class. Mr*. Margaret Goit, Director teachers, commented Mr*. Goit, of Education for the Seminole too general public is invited to County School system said this take pari In the class. It is po* morning that the meeting w ith 1sible that there are tfcose who O. M. Turner, the General Extern would like to continue their stud­ aion Division representative, will ies for a d o m e or continue their be held in the School Admlnistra* j education along other line*, she tion Building on Commercial Av*.|sald. "unnesaary price Increase*” at a time when dsmand In man) area* "presses hard on abort tap- “ YOU’VE DONE A GOOD JOB" . . SAID Mayor t . D. S-ott following the reading of a resolution prala*Ing John “ ........................................................ Krider for his am ice tn the City of San ford on the ‘ ~Hoard i r J , V Hsaford -------CUy Comaiaaloners. ‘ John Krider (back to ram hand* with M yor Scott wltf l*\ ;*k'’ * '-.'loner David Gatchel (left) J l rra)_ shakes ___________________ -- * - ............. ■ P Cif'.., and Commissioner ---------Earl Higginbotham (right) looking on. (Staff Queen Names Britain's N ew United Drive Is Proposed; CofC Heads Endorse Plan LONDON IP — Harold millan, a right-wing Conservators waa named prim* minister of Great Brltian today by Queen Kliiaheth II, to succeed the re­ signed Anthony Eden. Macmillan moves up from tha nation’s top finance post, chancel­ lor of the exchequer. Ho accepted the appointment by kissing th* hantU, in a traditional ceremony. A*kr,l llb a woai.'-rsll -a genefth rli-ctlo . to consolidate hit position —or risk losing It — Macmillan answered with typical blugjnesi: "No, and when Glare b one wo pile*." Haro He also said that wage Increases and other labor benefits should b« "reasonably related" to produc­ tivity- He said that pay boosts that outrun prices and productivity contribute to Inflation. School PreM'au Mr. Elsenhower urged spaed) action on the school rooitructlo* bill to meat emergency needs foe more classrooms to benefit "chil­ dren of all races." He expressat the hope that the legislation could h« enacted on lu own merit*. Mr. Elsenhower said he wag proud of the progress In the gen­ eral field of civil rights but "un­ happily much remains to ba done." He urged Congress fee eonti. v<* this progress by otact P in It. > t term of the present Parilment has three years to run. As long aa Ms millan qan fcfflrol It, ho can seiu .is ^fe mlnDter Maemillai • I ■ V - wai an American,! to Buckingham Palace *| to ^ona * new g°v« Qhfrrif- aHtiP-aW r coal * <* t A tentative date of Jan. 30‘wn* Hla warnings agalnat lafla tha aging Winston Churchill, set bv the Seminole County Cham­ choslng Macmillan over R. A. But­ appeared to be directed equally at bualMsa and labor. ber of Commerce Board of D ir ler, majority lsader of the House Domestic Program eriors Tuesday evening for Its of Commons. Th* chief executive delayed un­ annual membership dinner. Churchill was ona of many til hla Jan lg budget message tha Setting of the date for the an­ Greensboro, N. C . stateimcn summoned for consul­ bulk of hla detailed legislative reommendatione. TtXay, however, nual dinner followed the announce­ tation ami rumors promptly ment that the membership drive, Reports Emergency spread that the old veteran might h# did Include thes ^ specie quests: In its last phase, will possibly be spread that the old veteran might 1. A school ate-1 Blood Shortage completed this month. which should be 4 . be a*ked to form a eareaker gov­ Clifford McKlbbin, president of| GR'IENSnORO, N. C. W— fle.1 priority." .; J the CofC. presented a proposal for Cross offlrial* here rutioned blood ernment until tha badly shaken 3. A four-point j«ita Tarty can nominate a United Drive In the Snnfnrd and to hospitals today In an emergen­ Conservative gram which bo recommended laafe a strong new leader. cy blood shortage. Seminole County area. Letters The audience lasted 20 ininuta*. year, but which did no4 pasa Con­ Surgeons postponed all operaaddreiird to organisation* re­ and a few moment* before 2 30 gress. questing a mooting of the heads j t,on* possible In the light of the 3. Prompt action on Ui* atatua p. m tha palace announced brief­ of these groups have been aniwer- emergency situation, (Continued an Paga • ) ly: ed, said McKlbbin. Mrs. A. L. Thompson, head of Formal Announcement Participating organisation* a rt . l**® l°c»I Bed Cross blood pro"The Queen received the Right exported to meet for the purpose, gvwm, said, "We are In a bad ait- Honorable, Harold MarmlUan, Ocean Liner Tips 1of adopting a plan. A resolution uatlon in local hot pit* Is and we m. p , In audience this afternoon endorsing the United Drive plan h-tve begun rationing blood." and offerrd him the post of prime Over; 8 Injured HOBOKEN, N. n . J., j ., «n* approved by the Hoard of Greensboro has more than too.minister and first lord of the trraPartly rloudy through Friday. way’a second largeot ocean liner, W)0 person* in Its metropolitan sury. Turning rooter tonight and Friday, Director*. ’Mr. Macmillan aceepud Her the 19344-ton Osiofjord. tipped Tha Naval Air Station and 'ha •re*. A United Pra*» check ahow toe- tonight 13 ta 33. • Osceola Das* were discussed. " It ed the hospitals "usually" atoi-k Majesty’s offer and kissed hands bver In lm drydxclc te la y a n l crashed agalnat an adjoining dry* look* as if It Is proceeding satis u total o 03 pints of whole blood, UP"" his appointment." CHANGES MIND Tku*. ju n about 19 hours after dork holding another ship. factorily," was the report follow­ but there were only 13 pint* or AHOLT CHARGES Eden stepped down for reason of Eight crewmen wore Injured. TORONTO 1P— Carmel Sher­ ing (ho tabulation of Infoniintion. hand today. Tre.ti.lent McKlbbin. who pro-! Mrs Thompson said tho chapter th*' ;'»PP«r a n of an Two were hospita Hied. Another wood told a judge Wednesday she „ f V , 8 ‘v#n th« 300 crewmen wore evacuated after had changed her mind about sided at the mee'ing. advised th ei* a* r«llc<! upon to secure lonors of Dtractors for transfusion* ,..c five utime* Britjnn prestige pressing charges of "watching and Board w u irreiu n that mm a* new! m -w i'”' iu n Tiuunet-! - . . ., °f restoring . . . . . — a -------- being trapped for more than aa besetting’’ which she had filed a- Industrial brochure l» now on the dor and twice early Wednesday | i . . . 5®K . ..‘i. , . a ,l*T ,U|* hour. The Osiofjord immediately dagainst James McDonald, 29, U»t press and the first phase of the because not enough proeesiad ‘ December. She ha* married Me- i Industrial Survey wUI l»c rrlead’d blood was avaiiable. ipromlnance cameonlyafter World vcloped a 60-degree list, police i f id. I within the next two weeks. Donald. “ ttr .io-pc-a'.i-'y need tionors. ” 1 can assure you it will defi­ i I he registration i« very lig!»t,’' BF.VAN’fl PIGS PUT nitely sink if it hits th* water,1* Mr*. Th-impton saiil. ON PROBATION Police Lt. John Fllhse told Unita! ASHHRIDGE, England W— An- Preoe. He said tho Vestel's aea* curin Bcvan’i 200 pigs were p u t' co<-ki were open, on probatlo to.lay, | . ,\ shipyard spokesman, .Max L. t he purl'll council gave the left- Brown, «aid later the Oilofjord wing Labor Party leader 30 days was in no danger of sinking. I "> "Improve" the odor emanating Other source* reported the aft from his «-•»-----•> pig farm, although •win som poition of tho vmscl partly flood* -r .. . . . . ij — ........p i™ hn’rmer u r,t lj,.',Jr.' members said Hevan’* pig' "sm ellled by water rushing in through Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt railed no different than other pigs." ‘1portholes. tiov. I^-Rov Collin' an "extreme­ ly courageous” man for (citing the . people his view* on Integratkvi during his Inaugural addrcwi Tra«day. Mr*. Roosevelt, who has been visiting relative* at Sarasota for ihe pa-t two week*, told reporter* 3IANSFIELD, Tex. tB— Nov- on a third on h u farm neat here she wa* greatly impressed cllsl John Howard Griffin, who, Mansfield. by Collins’ speech. "f think Gov. Collins wos was ex 1£!!* h i r ? , . bj!Td j f , ,r » h! e .WV GrUfin. now 3d. .»u that aftc* tremcly courageous sand" in front of hit eyre, h* sud­ Integrate some public facilities, drnly regained his sight Wednes­ denly could see the outline of the day. door of hi* parents* horn*. she said. ’’There was no bump, no Jar," ’ ila U absolutely right that me Beginning to feel sick, h* tele­ South must move slowly in inte ha said. "Nothing had happened. phoned hla mother and h n wife, who were in Fort Worth, about 2U •» » ■ « s i change the mind* of thousand' of •hop toward my parents’ house, miles away. They hurried to him, Suddenly everything looked lika ncrsotM overnight," the added. red sand in front of my eyee. It and when hi* mother walked in, be said, “ Mother, you have oa • we* a terrible shock." Griffin wrote, ‘The Devil Rides green coat." It was the first lime ha ha< Outside," an account of the templatioos to which Satan subjected ever seen his two children, and ot him while he was in a monastery. that he said: "They are beautiful It became a best-seller in 1933. more beautiful than 1 aver sus­ He has written a second book, pected." But ho said tee wife, who ho “Nuni”, about a pilot cracking up Note Sylvia Price, Mildred Barlaeaa and AUjrsoo. Bark row, Pat in Africa, which has been well re­ married in 1933, looked different Harrington, Kay Jrnkin* Diana Fleischer, Ann Davis, Iris Caoscy ceived by critics, and U working than ha had imagined: her hair to and Nancy Ca»h, accompanist (or the Triple Trio. (Staff Photo) . Weather Mrs. Roosevelt Says Governor Courageous Man Man Blind Since '44 Suddenly Regains Sight Thomas F. Powell Dies In DeLand Thomas F. Powell, 77. passed awar at a D-Land M ining home at 3:45 p. m. Monday following a (’•a.. Aug. 10, 1979 and had I'ved In lirgrring Mines*. Mr. PowHl was born in Dawson, DeLand for the past 23 year*. He wws a retired State Road Depart­ ment employe. He wax a member a* the Primitive Baptist Church, ‘^survivor* include his widow, Mr». M. T. Powell. DeLond: one a'.cp daughter tn Orlando; and ooe niece In Tampa. Funeral services will ba held Saturday afternoon at 2.30 at Briison Funeral Horn* with Eldar frRoy Devant of th* Primitiv* Baptist Church at Jtnnins* offi­ ciating . _B urial will be in Evergreen Omsatary in Sanford. m T^ Taass kbm w He called on t*.«Juiia to avoid «,vr.’sar.u Additional Local News ALLYSON LEE, 12-year-old pianist, gave her final concert here last aigli algid at the * “Mayfair air *Inn. “Featured* on the program was the ‘ SIL ----8 Triplie Trio. Left to right, (real row. are bids ley ^jsdenon, Carol O n Page 8 ,2? " ' � 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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Builders Of Finer Homes— OdharvL £ Judah, You’ll love the quiet, pleasing atmosphere of Grove Manor.. .a haven for discerning people who appreciate the best.. .Drive Out Today and select your color schemes inside & out. Convenient easy finance plansmake it possible for you to own a Grove Manor Home.. .we can qualify you for one of our finance plans within 30 minutes. ib t c . BRAILEY ODHAM President BALES OFFICE* CO RNER 17-92 & 27th ST. Call 1100 ar ISM For A * Appointment At Tonr Convenience ■ B S B P W tl �Board To Consider Use O f Code For Development The Board of SemlQoU County John Fox that the State Road Dc* Commlsikmcra will cooelder the part mem. will tum over right of use of a code for the development way mape and Instruments next of subdivisions and other areas week oo the eectloo of 17*03 from similar to codea that are now be* Five Points to Senford. This fol­ lowed the action of the board re­ Ing used by other counties. Other >-odes dlsciuaed by Uw questing the State Rood Board to WASHINGTON W - Democrat­ Seminole County Commissioners advance money for the purchase of ic members of the House Foreign require developers to « U r Into right of ways. fhe possibility that Seminole Affairs Committee today, in e f­ Th# Bat-d of Seminote County a hand In tn estimated amount rejected a proposed substi­ Commissioners « t i asked Tuesday necessary to complete r o a d s . County may dsrelop a county* fect, for the "Eisenhower Doc­ M inreatlgat* the poaelbllltle* of curbs water and sewer facilities manager system of operations was tute advanced by a "rery pro­ * anting the blinker light *ya- within a specified time. "If the. suggested by Commlasloner John trine" minent" member of their own developer doesn’t complete hia1 Krider. "An englner-manager or Urn on lu te Read 439 at the entranee to th# rugate Plant In project the county tekee the bond an engineer-planner Is necessary party. money to complete It," aald^the said Krider. "The time has paa«* UNITED NATIONS, N. Y (01 ed when numerous people come # ^VlaAnnker light,'* u id one commas!oners. — The resignation of Dritlsb up to make requests— our future Commissioner! were notified cOL.90*4§rr ,f eonfusea motor* by county rlgbl-of*wey agent ehould be planned ahead of these Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden lata.' may change Egypt’s mind about requests,” he said. The problem fronted by the negotiating, a leUement of ire bttnktr light waa made Imminent Commissioner Lawrence Swof- Sues crisis, Informed sources said when n Sunday morning au'^tnuk ford went on record at Tuesday today. eraih aent aix pe#p\. » . » . hoaptafternoon's meeting of the board LONDON <OI — British offi­ tal. of .commissioners In favor of "re* cials were reported convinced to­ Leonard Samuel DeW’eese, 35, of assessing the county." day that Russia and Egypt are longwood died Monday afternoon "We can’t operate tl»e county "advising" tha Yemeni govern­ at 3.45 p. m. from injurlee rocelr* on a 1917 aslesament for 1067 ment In the border war flaring ed IrLifVL whW» waa deneeds," he said. “ We’re talking along the frontiers of the Arab r! -hr Paabout building roads—die school kingdom and the British protec­ board Is on us for money — tm* torate of Aden. ■hie — it .* If a giant claw (Continued on rage 5) had grabbed the two automobile! Controversy has arisen In the HOLLYWOOD W - Police Chief and scattered them." Board of Seminole C»upi;\ .Him William Parker today assigned Coffman said that clothes, shoes, missioned relative to 4 ' j v ‘ 2 A ccid ents T old; hla top Intelligence squad to In­ and debris were scattered over Park and its appearance, <*... vestigate a tip that “ four or five" an area of more than 100 feetCommissioner Lawrence- Swof- C h arge s Placed persons might has# been involved The accident occurred at the In ford was appointed chairman of in narcotics and extortion in the tersection o f State roads 431, 434, the Big Tree Park committee r 1 A g a in st Drivers Marie McDonald kidnaping case. end 435 during a dense fog early will be responsible to the J w o accidents Investigated by ----------Sunday morning. mission for reports cone £ "As a motorist come* up over Seminole County’s attraction ^ .H .™ £ :^ r ,n T S T ,r W orkers Threaten a rise In the rood approaching the 8wofford from the very V . V a n Intersection,” one commlgUoner Ing of the discussion regi* -g. S 5 ^ T „ d.’S ,dS , r 3 . ? iT o Flee In Protest explained, the blinker light be* the county." Ha expl»; 'V t comes confusing and they smash the buildings are rottf* \ ,tW " " 'O f M a rtia l Low on through." perk staled “ It la a di»«ta . to Herman Lae Pryor, 24 year old' VIENNA W— Thousands of Mna. iDNWeess, wife of the the rest rooms are In bad shape, Negro attached to HATTU at tha Hungarian worker* are threaten driver o f the automobile was i|e* souvenirs are being^soM from pic­ Sanford Naval Air Station, driv l/ig to flee to the West In protest scribed this marling by hospital nic benchrti-nvovM' ' for the pub­ Ing a 1037 Merrury south on San against the return of Communist attaches at Florida Sanitarium as ford Ave„ made a wide tum as dictatorship, report* teaching Vi­ "still In critical condition." The re* lic’! an. iK e-r 1 >’ time, according he attempted a tum Into Onora enna said today. port stated that her condition lSf B. C. Dodd, the Ril. Hi* car went off the shoulder Report* from Hungary said ight be described as slightly lmtaker for the Dig Tree striking a culvert and smashing worker* at factories in leatterad oved. ot Four other* still In th# hospital w*h the eounty Into th* ditch. region* of tho country staged pro­ from serious Injuries sustained In V® t « f **re of "ooe of the coonDamages were estimated at test marrhes and rfi-monstralldns th# Intersection eraih where both, V » .'♦WiVttraetlons." $23. However, an Improper tag In open drflenee of martial law. the automobile and pickup true V "l'-w* * *the county would pro- brought charges against the driv­ The new Mue-roated police force were thrown out of the i n t e r n e J LII > six hundred dollars," er. The accident occurred at 7:10 o f Premier Janoa Kndar turned out Uon by the ImpiftC .. * £ to fix up the place, p. m. Tuesday. In force on several occaslors but Damages estimated at $(00 waa there were rt> report* of violence. Only one man came out of the paint it. and put the building' In accident without injuries. Boyd proper order. the result of a 1053 Mercury skid­ The Soviet-Imposed puppo'*1 pre­ Hitchcock described hi* experience Commissioner Swofford foil, in ding out of control and turning mier ordered some 200,00-j orkthis way: " I waa thrown about 30 his discussions with members of bottom up Tuesday evening at era laid off from the natllj Hied (|Mt from the truck. It mutt have the Hoard of Commbsioticrs, that 7:30 p. m. oa the old Lake Mary fartorie* idled by the f. and rolled over me and mlassd me the present caretaker, given the Rd. south of 23th St. powrr shortages. , entirely." 1%* 31-year oM youth Th# revived terror campaign Mrs. Gladys Mae Foulk, 30 year privilege of iriling souvenirs and was riding in the back of the handling the concession, should old Lake Mary housewife, accord­ coincided with a tightening of the pickup with David Redwine, also keep the property presentable. ing to Trooper Mark traveling to­ escape mutes from Hungary to 31 Materials necessary, if furnished, ward Sanford came into a curve Austria. More than 150,000 Hun­ A report of the accident and tho should be used without cost to the too fasv ran off the shoulder and garian* fled across the frontier possibilities that tho flashing then pulled back loo short. since Russia unleaslnd it* armor­ light might have entered Into the eO"Hv ..ltd Swofford. The Board of Commissioners No injuries other than a minor ed forms to rnish the freedomcause of the erash la to be re­ from-movoow upriilng two months ported to th# State Road Dspar- called for a report from Commis­ skin abrasion w e r e reported. ago. sioner Swofford at its next meal­ Charges of exceeding a safe speed ment’a DeLand office for possible ing. were placed agalnat Sirs. Foulk. Ijprraction. Top News In Brief S ft-tifM tte i fight System Said Confusing WASHINGTON m « - Praaidem Elsenhower called toOky for N as* measure of American unity effort to continue prosperity/ home and meet the cont _ threat of "a strongly armed' pariallatle dlcutorahlp" abroad In hit annual State of th-;^?|riil message, Mr. Elaenhowe* Vket not only for the cooperaflaS of Congress but "a parsonal effort o dedication," by every America! to help establish "a secure west* ordertte- . On T t. '>*i atastla front, he t m M America ‘ enjoying an "unpreee dented peakV of prosperity. 1H> hs said there la a contlnuini threat of Inflation whleh can ma­ terially dam.g Controversy Arises Over Appearance Of Big Tree Park f T ig h te r Security On R efugees Told CAMP KILMER, N. J. ID— The govern men* plan* to tighten se­ curity and other restrictions on Hungari-n refugee* coming to the Unfed States. A Rep. Franc's E. Walter (D Ps.) Vnelrman of th* House invastifa* •tion subcommittee, announced th« security crackdown Wednesday and said "many more peooie" art to be returned In the future. Walter cam* to this refugee re­ ception center after it was an­ nounced that eight Hungarians were returned to Austria for girlog false information. Another Hungarian returned at his own frouret. He said many of the first refu­ gees to fleo Hungary were "hardboiled Communists" trying to es­ cape the fire of revolutionists, but that he was not sure how msny Communists reached the United States. Extension C la ss To Be Held Here A representative of the General at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. Extension Division of the Univar"At this time," said Mrs. Goit, stty of Florida wlH be In Sanford "w# will try to determine what to meet with teacher* and others subjects would b* taught and who are interested in the organ) when the class, would meet.” Even though primarily for ration of an extension class. Mr*. Margaret Goit, Director teachers, commented Mr*. Goit, of Education for the Seminole too general public is invited to County School system said this take pari In the class. It is po* morning that the meeting with1sible that there are tfcose who O. M. Turner, the General Extern would like to continue their stud­ aion Division representative, will ies for a d o m e or continue their be held in the School Admlnistra* j education along other line*, she tion Building on Commercial Av*.|sald. He called on t*.«Juiia to avoid "unnesaary price Increase*” at a time when dsmand In man) area* "presses hard on abort tap- “ YOU’VE DONE A GOOD JOB" . . SAID Mayor t . D. S-ott following the reading of a resolution prala*Ing John “ ........ Krider ..................................... for his am ice tn the ....... City of San ford on the ‘ ~Hoard irJ, V Hsaford --------CUy Comaiaaloners. ‘ John Krider (back to ramrra) hand* with M yor Scott wltf l*\ ;*k'’ * '-.'loner David Gatchel (left) Jl _ shakes ____________________ - * - ............ ■ PC i f'.., and Commissioner ------------Earl Higginbotham (right) looking on. (Staff Queen Names Britain's New United Drive Is Proposed; CofC Heads Endorse Plan LONDON IP — Harold millan, a right-wing Conservators waa named prim* minister of Great Brltian today by Queen Kliiaheth II, to succeed the re­ signed Anthony Eden. Macmillan moves up from tha nation’s top finance post, chancel­ lor of the exchequer. Ho accepted the appointment by kissing th* hantU, in a traditional ceremony. A*kr,l llb a woai.'-rsll -a genefth rli-ctlo . to consolidate hit position —or risk losing It — Macmillan answered with typical blugjnesi: "No, and when Glare b one wo pile*." Haro He also said that wage Increases and other labor benefits should b« "reasonably related" to produc­ tivity- He said that pay boosts that outrun prices and productivity contribute to Inflation. School PreM'au Mr. Elsenhower urged spaed) action on the school rooitructlo* bill to meat emergency needs foe more classrooms to benefit "chil­ dren of all races." He expressat the hope that the legislation could h« enacted on lu own merit*. Mr. Elsenhower said he wag proud of the progress In the gen­ eral field of civil rights but "un­ happily much remains to ba done." He urged Congress fee eonti. v<* this progress by otact P in It. > t term of the present Parilment has three years to run. As long aa Ms millan qan fcfflrol It, ho can seiu .is ^fe mlnDter Maemillai • I ■ V - wai an American,! to Buckingham Palace *| to ^ona * new g°v« Qhfrrif- aHtiP-aWr coal * <* t A tentative date of Jan. 30‘ wn* Hla warnings agalnat lafla tha aging Winston Churchill, set bv the Seminole County Cham­ choslng Macmillan over R. A. But­ appeared to be directed equally at bualMsa and labor. ber of Commerce Board of Dir ler, majority lsader of the House Domestic Program eriors Tuesday evening for Its of Commons. Th* chief executive delayed un­ annual membership dinner. Churchill was ona of many til hla Jan lg budget message tha Setting of the date for the an­ Greensboro, N. C. stateimcn summoned for consul­ bulk of hla detailed legislative reommendatione. TtXay, however, nual dinner followed the announce­ tation ami rumors promptly h# did Include thes ^ specie ment that the membership drive, Reports Emergency spread that the old veteran might quests: In its last phase, will possibly be spread that the old veteran might 1. A school ate-1 Blood Shortage completed this month. which should be 4 . be a*ked to form a eareaker gov­ Clifford McKlbbin, president of| GR'IENSnORO, N. C. W— fle.1 priority." .; J the CofC. presented a proposal for Cross offlrial* here rutioned blood ernment until tha badly shaken 3. A four-point j«ita Conservative Tarty can nominate to hospitals today In an emergen­ a United Drive In the Snnfnrd and gram which bo recommended laafe a strong new leader. Seminole County area. Letters cy blood shortage. year, but which did no4 pasa Con­ The audience lasted 20 ininuta*. Surgeons postponed all operaaddreiird to organisation* re­ and a few moment* before 2 30 gress. questing a mooting of the heads j t,on* possible In the light of the 3. Prompt action on Ui* atatua p. m tha palace announced brief­ of these groups have been aniwer- emergency situation, (Continued an Paga •) ly: ed, said McKlbbin. Mrs. A. L. Thompson, head of Formal Announcement Participating organisation* art . l**® l°c»I Bed Cross blood pro"The Queen received the Right exported to meet for the purpose, gvwm, said, "We are In a bad ait- Honorable, Harold MarmlUan, O cean Liner T ip s 1of adopting a plan. A resolution uatlon in local hot pit* Is and we m. p, In audience this afternoon endorsing the United Drive plan h-tve begun rationing blood." and offerrd him the post of prime Over; 8 Injured HOBOKEN, n N.. j., J., «n* approved by the Hoard of Greensboro has more than too.minister and first lord of the trraPartly rloudy through Friday. way’a second largeot ocean liner, W)0 person* in Its metropolitan sury. Turning rooter tonight and Friday, Director*. ’ Mr. Macmillan aceepud Her the 19344-ton Osiofjord. tipped Tha Naval Air Station and 'ha •re*. A United Pra*» check ahow toe- tonight 13 ta 33. • Osceola Das* were discussed. "It ed the hospitals "usually" atoi-k Majesty’s offer and kissed hands bver In lm drydxclc telay anl crashed agalnat an adjoining dry* look* as if It Is proceeding satis u total o 03 pints of whole blood, UP"" his appointment." CHANGES MIND Tku*. jun about 19 hours after dork holding another ship. factorily," was the report follow­ but there were only 13 pint* or AHOLT CHARGES Eden stepped down for reason of Eight crewmen wore Injured. TORONTO 1P— Carmel Sher­ ing (ho tabulation of Infoniintion. hand today. Tre.ti.lent McKlbbin. who pro-! Mrs Thompson said tho chapter th*' ;'»PP«r a n of an Two were hospita Hied. Another wood told a judge Wednesday she „ f V ,8‘ v#n th« 300 crewmen wore evacuated after had changed her mind about sided at the mee'ing. advised thei*a* r«llc<! upon to secure lonors of Dtractors new! for' transfusion* ,five time* Tuet-! Britjnn prestige pressing charges of "watching and Board w uirreiun that mm *a m-wi'” . . c uiun i u n - . . ., ° f restoring . . . . . — a ------ - - being trapped for more than aa besetting’’ which she had filed a- Industrial brochure l» now on the dor and twice early Wednesday |i ... 5®K . ..‘i. , . a,l*T ,U|* hour. The Osiofjord immediately dagainst James McDonald, 29, U»t press and the first phase of the because not enough proeesiad ‘ December. She ha* married Me- i Industrial Survey wUI l»c rrlead’d blood was avaiiable. ipromlnance cameonlyafter World vcloped a 60-degree list, police i f id. I within the next two weeks. Donald. “ ttr .io-pc-a'.i-'y need tionors. ” 1 can assure you it will defi­ i I he registration i« very lig!»t,’' BF.VAN’fl PIGS PUT nitely sink if it hits th* water,1* Mr*. Th-impton saiil. ON PROBATION Police Lt. John Fllhse told Unita! ASHHRIDGE, England W— An- Preoe. He said tho Vestel's aea* curin Bcvan’i 200 pigs were put' co<-ki were open, on probatlo to.lay, |. ,\ shipyard spokesman, .Max L. t he purl'll council gave the left- Brown, «aid later the Oilofjord wing Labor Party leader 30 days was in no danger of sinking. I "> "Improve" the odor emanating Other source* reported the aft from his pig farm, som -r .. . . . . ij — ....... - «-•»----•> although •w in poition of tho vmscl partly flood* p i™ hn’rmer ur,t lj,.',Jr.' members said Hevan’* pig' "smellled by water rushing in through Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt railed no different than other pigs." ‘1portholes. tiov. I^-Rov Collin' an "extreme­ ly courageous” man for (citing the . people his view* on Integratkvi during his Inaugural addrcwi Tra«day. Mr*. Roosevelt, who has been visiting relative* at Sarasota for ihe pa-t two week*, told reporter* 3IANSFIELD, Tex. tB— Nov- on a third on hu farm neat here she wa* greatly impressed cllsl John Howard Griffin, who, Mansfield. by Collins’ speech. " f think Gov. Collins wos was ex 1£!!* h ir ? ,. bj!Tdj f , ,r » h! e .WV GrUfin. now 3d. .» u that aftc* tremcly courageous sand" in front of hit eyre, h* sud­ Integrate some public facilities, drnly regained his sight Wednes­ denly could see the outline of the day. door of hi* parents* horn*. she said. ’’There was no bump, no Jar," ’ ila U absolutely right that me Beginning to feel sick, h* tele­ ha said. "Nothing had happened. South must move slowly in inte phoned hla mother and hn wife, who were in Fort Worth, about 2U • »»■ « s i change the mind* of thousand' of •hop toward my parents’ house, miles away. They hurried to him, Suddenly everything looked lika ncrsotM overnight," the added. red sand in front of my eyee. It and when hi* mother walked in, be said, “ Mother, you have oa • we* a terrible shock." Griffin wrote, ‘The Devil Rides green coat." It was the first lime ha ha< Outside," an account of the templatioos to which Satan subjected ever seen his two children, and ot him while he was in a monastery. that he said: "They are beautiful It became a best-seller in 1933. more beautiful than 1 aver sus­ He has written a second book, pected." But ho said tee wife, who ho “Nuni” , about a pilot cracking up Note Sylvia Price, Mildred Barlaeaa and AUjrsoo. Bark row, Pat in Africa, which has been well re­ married in 1933, looked different Harrington, Kay Jrnkin* Diana Fleischer, Ann Davis, Iris Caoscy ceived by critics, and U working than ha had imagined: her hair to and Nancy Ca»h, accompanist (or the Triple Trio. (Staff Photo) . Weather Mrs. Roosevelt Says Governor Courageous Man M an Blind Since '44 Suddenly Regains Sight T h o m as F. Powell D ies In D eLand Thomas F. Powell, 77. passed awar at a D-Land M in in g home at 3:45 p. m. Monday following a (’•a.. Aug. 10, 1979 and had I'ved In lirgrring Mines*. Mr. PowHl was born in Dawson, DeLand for the past 23 year*. He wws a retired State Road Depart­ ment employe. He wax a member a* the Primitive Baptist Church, ‘ ^survivor* include his widow, Mr». M. T. Powell. DeLond: one a'.cp daughter tn Orlando; and ooe niece In Tampa. Funeral services will ba held Saturday afternoon at 2.30 at Briison Funeral Horn* with Eldar frRoy Devant of th* Primitiv* Baptist Church at Jtnnins* offi­ ciating . _Burial will be in Evergreen Omsatary in Sanford. m T^Taass k b m w «,vr.’sar.u A dditional Local News ALLYSON LEE, 12-year-old pianist, gave her final concert here last aigli algid at the SIL8 * “Mayfair air *Inn. “Featured* on the program was the ‘ ---- Triplie Trio. Left to right, (real row. are bids ley ^jsdenon, Carol On P age 8 ,2? " ' �t My y yr TUB 8ADT0ID HERALD ■vj w g v e o e fM E M i^aco SN cr we (Ntf« » ruQee/ YOUMfANUI « IfV U TS FIFTEEN \FA«S ww'/'wiNUfyj TW*MOONS I v jn x n y w eure ► FOQ 4 MONHVf ea r v a i? J ra. latchY CMTO * omannsey.? TH eaesrot* wj ) ViS COJLONT S'THH \ y & K / i w S M a w ffM 0 1 * | f c n p w / twrn <3 — By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOW N W c D CUTOUT a | K J K | k W M A ri m o m m ib ! PADDY . TWO PUNCHED AS HAW AS I CAMHIT*DOESN'T SWM TOP ill IT* TWOWWW/PUNCHES »BY THE EADfifilP MOW THAT IPOffTHMIlD j — h o m e ! noSTt S" - •»sS C ? .'~ r r -- •«*-.**. *-1 Demand for wood product! Is taerwiilac—Everybody loses < vr*trn forests burn! * Tsrge Far Tonight JERSEY CITY. N. J. W — A bit of Tartar proved quite damaging to Charles Burns’ automo­ bile Monday- Burnt told police his car, while parked in (root of hit home, was struck by an auto at 2 a. m. a taxi at 5:S0 a. m. and b truck at 1:10 a. m. LAST SHOWING The Kiu F o r A M o d e m K i tc h e n Use Pina for Beauty and Utility 9 That ttarted «T - The hit motor­ fines have 10 ts SO Tt AH! ^ ffd ?v A B ia »^« «w « v.«ar.«| * » tudJm OM O is o ) «U&*m THfSC 6 0 0 0 rrpeie « { ■ Oockl REED CITY, Mich. high coat of livini has ists here. Ovtrparklcs beta increased from cants. ipw> sir* * c*v note, .nosi V lU Z ? , 0» CMS! m v th 1U «*ow trim WmO'5 SO l/TTU l i r ‘Cm ah MMU. ton! THUS t u n t arc cm -locus.’ —- STARTS TONIGHT STARTS «G0 a m hoi W MUCH W O K TX( CAM W n.THOUl sh bw DOUBLE FEATURE FEATURE — 1:43 " “ CO^FEATURE With the kitchen coming back into Ita own as a center of family living, more attention is being given to dresalng up the kitchen-dining area, and to providing greater convenience. o o o n i vw o flA'P Ug V*** AUAKSVI WHO'S ic C b n t k u ; ? CJJBSA t PUT TOO MUCH OAQ I NEED ‘ A QUARTER- A QAuVWCCOlM THANKS. t dad r MAY I TAKE IT 7 CurOFTOUR > pants \ pock « t » r .TAKING EIGHT OULLAUJ OUT OP ^ NCUR fWNTS A roa mv n e w "AT Jr^ ( AM I GOINS TO ( ?/*■ HAvg TO START WEARinS MV PANTS ;/-r y the ^ f ( 0ATHTO0?) Scientific advances in the appllanca flsld are producing a flood of new convenience* that ara practical and good looking. Thf wall oven ic an outstanding siample. But what about tha itorage apace? No matter how many drawers and cabinets you have in tha kitchen, it seems that thsre is always an assortment of uten­ sils or dishes that are homeless. If you have aueh a problem, •can the area with a practical •ya, and you will probably And tpaea for a built-in storage unit that can materially increase the Letter Writing Made Easy Licking BONN, Germany W postage sumps is becoming a tweet task in West Germany. Peppermint-flavored sumps have been placed on sale and other fla­ vors will be available soon, the West German postal ministry re- capacity of present facilities In plsnning a built-in careful consideration should be given to choice of material. Very popu'er for such projects are the woods of the western pine reg.on,; for they are durable and versa­ tile. Most important, these woods have a mellow tone that imparts an air of warmth to tha kitchen, where atmosphere has too often, been the lost consideration. Don’t worry about spattering, for properly treated with water repellent, western pine la lra-| pervious to moisture. pouod today. I’aris is replacing its remaining 1,000 gas street lamps with fluor- oesnt lights. There are about 220.300 miles of railway lines in tha United States. A F R H ,U E FEATURE 8:11.Only ■ RANDOLPH SCOTT IN DOOLIN o f OKLAHOMA CHILDREN UNDER U ADMITTED FREE" I cannottdu frlfe, folks;.. JL I*s smSt cheerisst, chorryest ice cream ever! 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Atslon Cook* ________________ Dl|tnbute6 by Kim* Futures S> adictlt. and did not realize the degree of Pats said, "Uka Dick 7” Lota,” Priscilla a d m i t t e d enthusiasm In his voice. the "Don't tell me Tm going to lose ouca. Not u Peggy aparUed frankly. ”1 thought so. Maybe you tike you both at the same time." —Prucitla was not aa exuberant “Would you care?" tad effsnaacmg—but it wee a him enough to want to hear that Not at all disturbed, T e g g y quiet iparkla that draw alien- It's mutual." aald, “Well. 1 could survive It, I "You're imagining that." Uon. Mora than one guest asked "I'm not. He said so himself. suppose." the idenUty of the attractive girl Which ono of us would you Ui tha flame-colored velvet, artth And then, I can tell. Want to do rather lose?" something for me 7" the page-boy haircut. Peggy raised her eyes, smiled A little surprised, Priscilla said. Dancing with Dick, PrUtUU sweetly and aald. “Oh. I muat thought. Ttua la more tun than “Of course. It I can." "Are you good at pretending 7" say r«ta to you. If Pete asked anything I've ever dona in my the a*me question. I'd have to aay "Nevar tried." Ufe. I aimply can't believe that Another moment of silence. you." Tm ui tht* atrange, faraway "An Incorrigible dirt. Someday, place, on a private yacht, dancing Then, "I suppose you know I'm Peggy, you're going to have to with tha flrit man I could ever In love with Peggy." "Wha doesn't?" Prtacilla aald grow up. Has It occurred to you be ta love with . . . “What did that re both might get tired of lightly. you aay, Dick?" "Peggy• “a**! to me, always the uncertainty and turn our at­ Tha young doctor’a arm* tight­ ened a little. “Come back from had ms tagging around after her. tentions elsewhere?" "Run along when you want ta* wherever you are . . . I'm still Funny thing—" Ha broke off. her*. I aald you certainly can laughing, and after a moment But as P e g g y aald It. ahe dance. And you're—sweet. I like continued, “Whan aha was Utile, snuggled a tittle closer in Dlck'a aha tagged ms all the time, gut arms, and It was aa if she said, you. Prtacllla." Prtictlla'e ' heart did a cart­ ui my hair something awful. Now "But I don't think you will." Peggy would have nad the wheel, but ateadied aa suddenly. It's tha other way around. I'm “1 like you too. Doctor." aha aatd, tagging Her. Everything was go­ shock of her life had tha known ing along all right until Doc that Dick, bis eyes following smiling up at him. .“How often may 1 tell you cams here a couple of years ago Pete and Priscilla, had not aven and started rushing her. Tm not realized that ahe had moved that?" * “ t ct a leava I t . I mean that blaming Mm, of course. But, you closer, tpat he was thinking about .wa Uka each other. I mean—I ace," the lightness went out of Priscilla. She a sweet anil natural, he waa -fci*on—" She stopped, confused, his voice, “t think Peggy la really aa hit arms tightened atill mora tn love with me and doesn't rea­ thinking. There's absolutely no lize IL If aha thought 1 was in pretense about her. Pete la look­ and aha met hia eye* “ You mean I'm not to maka terested in someone else. It might ing at her aa if he youid just about eat her. He waa realizing pretty epeechee ? Not try to make shock her into awareness." "1 see.-’ Thera was laughter in thzt he didn't like I t He didn t love to you, even If there la a moon and wa re In such a ro­ Priscilla's eyes. “You mean ^uu like it at all. What business nad want to rush me, pielend you re I'cte to look at Priscilla like mantic eetting 7“ “Well," Priscilla's voice waa falling in love with me, to make that? Or to hold her that way? Rita, dancing with one of the light. "If you want to waala your her jealous?” “Something tike that. And I tuwn's prominent citizens and tuna Uka that . . . But I'm not uiuwenng questions politely, waa very s u s c e p t i b l e to pretty can aay It will be fun. loo." “O.K.,” Priscilla agreed con­ thinking. Why does Bill wander speeches. Flirtations hava always seemed a little pointless to me. tentedly. “That will be my good around so much? Why doesn't he dance? He seems to be watch­ Let's keep It on a friendly basis.'* deed. But juet what do 1 do?" “ Let me eee you o(ten.'“Act as ing me, but every time 1 catch hia •O K. But I mean It. I do think If you're interested. I*t me dance eye ho turns away. He waa all you're sweet." “Thanks Your* very flatter­ with you often tonight and I'll ears when 1 was trying out what ing . . . Here a PyU breaking. break on anyone else who doce little Spanish I know on Alvarez. That givea you a chance to break • • • Teggy >a watching us now. Does he actually think I'm in on tha faUow who Just took Peg­ Mind If 1 hold you a little tight­ some sort of intrigue with the man? Ilow ridiculous! I don’t er?" gy away from bun." • Dick, dancing with'Peggy, said, think Alvarei la anything but After a moment, rets said, "Vial, you sure can danca! And “ Maybe here e where I lose my what he appears ta be - a wealthy did you know tverybbdya asking rival. Tete teems to be quite ena­ sportsman. If he wants a hotrl here. It's probably the gamble of mored." about you?'* It that appeals to him. And he “ Not jealous, are you?” Priscilla laughed lightly, depro“ You mean beebuae he'e to at­ knows the Ashing la good and eatingly. T “ Know yet how long you're go­ tentive to Prlacflla 7 What do you that lots of people come here. I'm going to tell Priscilla definitely think?" ing to stay?" “ But you do And her attrac­ tomorrow that I think she should “Only a few days longer.” let him have Lookout Hou*<\ •That’* too bad." They danced tive 7" I To Be Confix'*- !> “ And then tome." Dick aald, silently for a ft— momenta, than CHAPTER It P tlS d L L A epetklod at Distributed Formula For Making Mia equal portions el practical i* n it | and the milk el human kindness. Add S I, mail le CASE Christmas food Crusade, 660 lin t Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Your part it new done. Itt simmer. C A IE will dtlivsr to a needy family abroad one 22-pound pack­ age e l milk powder, flour, rice, cheese and othar U.$. form products. Cueronteed to make hungry children smile. A lta guaranteed le ptrl to lifegiving use the farm o bund once stored '« America's warehouses. And yevr e«n name and oddrett go with each parcel you send, to dial the world s' hungry children ond their parents knew that you, and eur country, are ' their true friends. [French artists *v m e t u n c in t u r t usedZtNC MUTE INPLACE o r other WHITE PKAKNTt HHCH AIMED AND enu, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Cana­ wishes to announce that the re­ da gular board mectin't will bo held Mr and Mrs. Milliard Richards each month nn the same i ate left Thursday to return to their as the regular meeting. Board horn* in Lakeville, Ind. after hav­ meeting at l p. m. and the regu­ ing spent the past two weeks at lar meeting nt 2 pm. th- first the Long apartments. Aednerdsy is r c c i monii. TSfi C,.on house was held at the new- regular business session wa* con­ home of Mr. and Mu. Fremont ducted by the president. Dr. An­ 'Bud) Long Sundiy afternoon Jan.: thony »poke In regard to the Len­ C fiom 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. ten services anj then will ba The new playground equipment special instruction* at the “ In was iuxUlled during the holiday*, quirer's das* to be held each at Ihe Enterprise Jr. High School Thursday at 10 •. m. at the Par­ and Ihe children lire enjoying It ish Ibusa beginning In March and vei> much will be conducted question box The Woman’s Auxinllliry of the type. All Saints Episcopal Church met During the social period refresh­ at the Parish Homo Wednesday ments were served ih? 32 mem it 2 p.m. This regular meeting j bers by Mrs. Robert F.lmars, was prccecdcd by the board meet­ Chmn. Mr*. Carl Smarting, Mrs. ing held at the TtrUh Home nt Raymond Sweet and Mrs. Earl Pickfurd. I p.m. Mrs. Arthur Wllljosse, pre-idrnt t.nvlrk 0. Ilayman. returned •y HUMAN M. lUMOtHN, M.D. YOU'VE got to b« aa careful he feels. But at the same time aod eons!derate when visiting a point out that all these things are hospitalized child as you would helping hint get well and speedbe when calling on the boss's Ing hts return home, wife. But you must dress differ-1 Don't let him dwell on his ently. [troubles, however. Don't doll up In your Sunday! To help keep his mind off them, best when going to see your,take him some little toy. If the youngster In his hospital room, hospital permits. It shouldn't be S tr in g s cloth es make even anything complicated or exciting, mother a atranger to a sick little but It should be enough to hold tyk*. ills Interest for a while at least. Speak Naturally 1 Of course there are the old Speak to him in a natural tone, standbys such as coloring and Don't worry about being over- Palnt books. But you can probheard by a nurse or a patient In ably think of something Just athe next bed. good. If not better. Let him know that you and the other Choice* rest of the family have missed him and that everyone Is thlnk- Maybe the hospital will permit little lng of him. Tell him. too. about m ^ ,bb! l , P Sf.’-h f u. what has been happening at ...JjHSj.*'J? home, emphasizing what you and in he are going to do when he gets * bow ” n * “ J* f*»cln*tlngto a youngster, and a couple of gold­ out of the hospital. Ask what he haa been doing fish helps chase loneliness. and cneourage him to discuss So plan that hospital visit at what has happened to him In t h eleast, ' ^ , *a few hours In advance. hospital. It WUl help greatly to X mnf* rnn* relieve his mind If he can tell you er and more con" about the awful medicines he h as,ent Ir you d0' taken and the way the needle question and answea urta when the nurse plunges lt( E. K : Can color blindness be .ito his arm. (corrected? Sympathize with ..mi. Impress-! Answer: There Is no known ig upon him that you know how way of correcting this condition. home. 3 -T SUPER-CUSHIO N good/ year Tire safety beyond compare at this rock-bottom price! 9 Fits most Plymouth*/ Fords, Chevrolets, Hudsons, Noshes, Studebakers Fits most popular priced older cars r3 $1195 S a v in g . • 6.00 x 16 size for only ” i Yearly Dividend Fits Dodge, Buick, Mercury, Olds, Pontiac and others 7.10 x 15 size for only*- - T fla g k ---- brewed at IM PERIA L! 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MAHON JONH hugs her son, William. 9, tn New York and offert her thanks to Dr. Dieter Wandry, surgeon on the liner Italia, for bringing the boy safely to the United States. William was sailing from Germany with his grandmother to rejoin his mother and stepfather after more than four years when ha was stricken by appen­ dicitis. Dr. Wandry operated at sea and now the recuperating boy has another adventure to tell his mother. (International! LIFETIME GUARANTEE {\ A Hungry Child SmiW Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Roberts, Mrs. Ernestine Pugh i>t DeBary and Mrs. H. Baldwin were New Year’ s Dinner guests of Mrs. An­ na Glass and Mias Doris Faber at their home on Lnkcsbore Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart and daughter Irma Carol enroute to their home In Miami from Ken­ tucky where they had spent the holidays were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan Thurs­ day. Mr and Mra. C. M. Sweeney and daughter Judy of St. Pe­ tersburg were house guests of Mr. and Sir*. \V. L. T y ] e r this week. Etta Starie Emanuel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Emanuel returned to her home Tuesday al­ ter undergoing an npcndcctouiy at the Seminole Hospital last neck Robert Sellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers is nh'e to go back to school today after hav­ ing been confined roveral days at the hospital and then to hia home must of the holidays frjin an ac­ cident early in the vacation time. Miss Ann Crayson of Rartow has been the house gue*' of Miss Au­ drey Hires for the past several days. Mr. and Mrs. Jem Earl Ogden and children of Jucksouvilte visit ed Mrs. Ogden's piirnts, Mr and Mrs Harvey Dunn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Stewart and children. Jack. Rob, and Bar bara were overnight guests of MV. and Mr*. \V. I. Ryan Th.nsday enroute frum a vacation in Miami, Ken. Miss Audrey liters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs II. R. Iliers left Thursday for Tallahassee where »hc will resumo her studies at F. S. U. Mias Hires has been in­ terning for past several week* at Winter Park High. M-Sgt and Mrs. Henry Craw­ ford and daughter Ann have re­ turned to their home in Savunnah, Ga. after having spent the holi­ days with Mrs Crawford't par- IK ITALIAN ARTIST II mixed EGG h t h c o to a n c m a t t e r . fW*N r*nrtK*'e#Tn o r y( nu± TIRES THAN ON A N Y OTHER KIND! GO O DYEAR 113 S. PARK, SE R V IC E mmtm wm sm m m tssm STORE PHONES 222 - 223 �V _'-A •- r ‘ - Soon to be released In The Sanford Her- ald U a series o f letters written by Sanford v P school children on the subject W hat a Hometown Newspaper Means To Our Com­ m u n ity ” 'iBecause o f the importance o f these letters we were attracted by an essay written for a national contest conducted by the Nation­ al Association o f Real Estate Boards. ...T h e essay chosen from 11.000 submitted from 88 communities In 32 states, was writ­ ten by Charlene Alta Brownell, a 17-ycarold senior o f Schenectady, N -Y . Subject o f the essay was “ What The Bill “o f Rights Means To Me." .' Here is the text o f Charlene s essay: , To mo the Bill o f Rights is not merely an enumeration o f the many freedoms and pro­ tections granted me as a citizen It Is my key _to a happy. Hucccjuiful life, with this key alone I may open the door o f freedom. Not only does this key give me access to free­ dom ; It also protects me by locking the door ‘ •against invasion o f my rights"• i use this key often in my life. I am mind"fu l o f the many privileges accessible to me through it. I use the key with respect, be­ ing aware thnt through misuse und harsh treatment keys wear thin nnd no longer func­ tion properly. Turning the key I fling open in*. uoo.. There before me lie the vivifying meadows o f freedom-. I walk forward with head erect, with a calm awareness o f the solidarity o f my position. I speak freely and firmly, 1 have access U> a free press and free pen. I assemble with J my friends In a place convenient to all, if It does not infringe upon others’ rights or property. 1 worship in tho church o f my choice; I abide by its principles. . To protect myself against Invnsion o f my rights, I softly close the door and turn the key. I feel secure In the knowledge thnt no person may enter without m y consent. Au­ thorities must have a legal warrant to search my house, and I cannot lie forced to provido food nnd lodging for any soldier In time o f peace. In locking tho door, the key protects me from tyranny. I am willingly a pnrt o f tho nation, but I urn not enveloped by itThe key guarantees to n -id my state all powers not granted to the tat ional govern­ ment or denied to the stutes. I am pro- Tbe Sanford Herald I’ ubllih.-I (!»• d «r» ** •• secoail r l s i i m a t ls r O c to b er S7 ISIS at ■he l*mt O ff ice o f H-snford F lor M *. under Iho A ct o f f o u r s . , o f Starob i . UTS _ K l i r i » '•KIIKINH Kdltor and Publisher M A II ION II AMMAN H a . K i e e u t l v s IMUnr KVKt.VN J CMHIIINO. A d v n r t ls lo « S t« n » «s r Ur Cupels. • T hree Muni HtlMCHIPTION. RATES it- IJOO .... «rss.< . Oss, 5f«niJ» ll.»# HIV Slunlh. On# T . » r ISIS ft I SO All O b llu a r r n u l l s .., c a r d , o f t h .iik ., r e .v lu t lo n . ami notices o f enter tainment for the p n r po.a nf riltlnK fu n d , will h . c h a n t ' d for at r . a n l a r advar tl.ln a rata. Tha l l a r . l d I. a member nf Ihe U n it . I Pra.a which I. entitled e i c l u . l » e | » in |h. « . a for rapiihlh-atlon o f all tha Incal n o w . print..I In Ihl. n . w s p a p . r R*pr«a«nt»i1 H»rvlr* I rr Nation illy hjr l la n .r n l Adv.rtlslna 4ol U.orff la Having* 11.nW Uhls Atlanta Oanrala Thurs. Jan 10, 1957 Page t TODAY’S HIIII.R VERSE The name o f Jehovnh Is n strong tower. — P rove rb s 18:10 Luther and Wesley and millions of others have agreed. Faith is the fortress. tected against a domineering government by men’s rights to keep and bear arms and by my right to petition the government for p redress o f grievances# I cannot be deprived o f my property with­ out due process o f the law or without being given a fair payment for it by the govern­ ment. , If I am accused of a crime, I cannot he denied a trial by a jury o f im­ partial peers. I must be informed as to what charge hns been made against me and al­ lowed to secure favorable witnesses, a law­ yer, and money for bail- All testimony must be given in my presence, and I can never be forced to give any evidence which might lead to my conviction. Aside from these rights specifically slat­ ed in the Bill o f Rights. I have many which' arc implied They may not be denied to m e 1 simply because they arc not listed. The key I hold is a precious instrument. Millions o f people possess such a key, but thnt d o e s‘ not detract from the value o f mine; the worth increases with the reuliizntion that I have a common bond with my By GAYLORD P. GODWIN fellow man nnd am closer to him for it- My United Press SUM Correspondent key is the Bill o f Rights. WASHISGTON at - The Agri­ Commentary United Press Staff Correspondent In the Middle East, ranged fVom noisy and spectacular, and hat managed to make himself a nuis­ The visit of King Saud of Saudi caution to open hostility. ance and a danger to peace. But Imperialism Chief re a r i Arabia to the United States Is ! likely to give the new Eisenhower The chief Arab fear is that be la bankrupting his country, al­ United States ••imperialism” may ready Impoverished. In puhsuit ot Doctrine a big boost. Saud. about the last remaining more into the Middle *?ast to take his ambitions. Miay Countries Hostile absolute monarch in the world, is the place of the British-French He has earned himself the hos­ a member of the Arab League, “ imperialism" which U being tility of many countries, and h< of which President Gamal Abdel thrown off. Nasser of Egypt regards himself Except in the case of Egypt. has failed so far in hij ambitioc as the leader. He also ha- entered Arab comment on the Eisenhower; to make himself the leader of ths into a military alliance with doctrine is now softening some-'Arab world. He may easily outwhat. 1smart himself and be ousted by Egypt. But Saud has kept himself some; King Saud has not committced his present followers. Saud, impressive 6 foot 6, hawkwhat aloof from the adventures of himself on it. But his state visit Nasser and he is firmly anti-Com- to Washington on Jan. 30 certain- nosed, fearless, site securely 0b munUt. jly will give EDenhower and Sec- his throne as ruler of about 7 million Saudi Arabians and mors Saud also enjoy* an income of ret,ry °* Sl* ,e •*°*,n ^01l,r about $200 million a ear in royal- •** tbe P<***bIe opportunity than 900 000 square miles of ter- « ties fromi the Arabian American!0* convincing him that there are ritory. His oil revenues enable him to maintain fabulous court. Oil Co., which exploits the vast 00 tr*P* in their P1,n ,0 mikf It ought not ta be too hard for lets the Arabian oil reserves. He *or Ru»*‘ « Penetrate the Elsenhower cand. Dulles lets the United States maintain,I Middle East. . . . . »o.. eon. i t Dhahran. one of the most im -, If Saud l* sold on the plsn he voice King ^ “ d that tito United portant air bases in the Middle !wil1 be abl' to Mert " *r,at •<*»!! States aims solely at opposing .ig of influence in It* favor among Igressive Communism in the MidEastThe first Arabain reaction to 'he leaders of other Arab coun- die East, there arc indications that Saud does not approve th« the Eisenhower Doctrine, under tries. Saud actually is a much strong j way in which Niuscr is mortgag­ which the President proposes that the United States shall combat er figure than Nasser. Nasser is'lng his country to Russia. any armed Communist aggression UFF-A-DAY Try and Stop M e culture Department says that con-. turners will pay higher prices for pork atwi possibly higher grade* N uisance By BENNITT CERF----------------of beef hla year than during Every attorney known ot some quirk* in 1956. MOMENT for the 1890 summer theatre in Cohasset, the law that nre hnnl to justify. One such „ ™ “' i 1!j” t * rducuon 1* u Came when a countess In “ Song o f Norway" ancame up the other day when President Kl- rccord, the d^altm em said in it! nounced.'Wou are now about to hear music known only to the nenhower announced his intention of publication, "The Livestock *nd • f°^*» Immediately after nominating Postmaster General Arthur E. M*at Situation." Production prob- which a New Haven engine Summerfield for another four-year ably will be cut heaviest In the 0n the tracks Just outside term. This action Is required for no other first half of the year, with most1 gave three long shrill blasts. of the reduction in pork cabinet postThe department .aid farm The audience roared anew The other cabinet members hold their price* of hogs, which had advanc­ when her beloved delivered places during the pleasure o f the President, ed $2.30 p«r 100 pounds in late his next line: “The gods and no specific term of service is laid down. December from their mld-Novem* know only Italian music!" # • • Only In the case o f the postmaster general her low, may strengthen some­ what 'more this winter. . “ You come marching In u «lid Congress definitely limit his service to A downturn L* probable when four years, unless he should lie reappointed. marketings from the fall pig crop' this office later every morn­ ing," grumbled a boss to his This unusual requirement, enacted in 1872. are largest. A now seasonal up-: secretary. “ You should have came to notice in 1817. Postmaster turn, however, is likely in the; been here at nine o'clock General Albert S. Burleson had met spring Price* of hogs during sharp." The sec seemed most of 1957 likely will be above with much criticism, leading to talk 1936. really impressed. “ W hy?" she asked. “What happened?" B '° that president Wilson would ensc him out of office. When Wilson liegan his second term, the attorney general notified him that he would huve to renpimint Burleson if he wished him to continue in office. The president did so promptly, and Burleson served another four years, until President Harding came in. Politicians must have been behind this move to limit tho postmaster general's term o f office. They always fnvor limita­ tions on continued eligibility. Hence the rule in some states that certain officials, for example county tren*Hiirer. may not lie re-elected- Barring' them from re-election mentis one more office to l»e passed around. Fortunately there has been no attempt to extend the four-year rule to other c n hlnet position^ The only value hiicIi ii liniitntion has is nuisance value. • * • • "I wish you had a more direct route — I’m always lata at the office on snowy mornings!" The prico situation for both con­ sumers and producer, stems from the supply of hogs. The 1936 fall pig crop was down 4 per cent, an.I producers planned Dec, 1 to reduce the spring crop 2 per cent. This indicate* Unit hog slaughter during most or all of 1957 will re­ main below- 1936. The department said that by year’s end , the d if­ ference will be small. The department said farm pri­ ces for cattle in 1957 will remain close to those of « year ago. Cat­ tle slaugther has been extremely Urge because many rattle were put on feed early and marketed rapidly after only moderate feed­ ing. Prices of fed steers ure expect - L £ ' f , vd ‘ ‘ a7t^“ tLh^U t. fall decline an to stay hlglitr this winter and spring than their |lower point last winter Severe When it comes to preserving natural re­ drought would expand daiighcr and prevent improvement in pri­ sources, whnt we need Is more conservation ces. and less conversation. Tha department swirl lamb pri­ • « • ft ces arc likely to rise seasonally A man without a calendar could tell the ami may remain for a time a lit­ new year bnd arrived by counting the bed­ tle higher than last year. raggled Christmas trees in hnck yards- influence Mr. Eisenhower cun-1 implication, to the possible role of tinues to demonstrate his confi-1 Peiping as mediator in the saiddenre in Nixon. Good publicitv is Mites slemansl for greater frecjust as valuable to a political! 'o f Peiping as mediator in the *«• | with himself to tell as to a maim- lellitrs demand for greater free facturer with some other fancy dum product. Rut Peiping's emphasis upon Mr. Eisenhower's selection of unity over freeslom made it clear Nixon to investigate the situation the Peiping regime would support of Hungarian refugees in Austria the Soviet in any showdown with was a publicity Jackpot. To the the Eastern European countries. confusion of his left wing dctrac Itulganin Thanks t lion tors. Nixon returned from Austria Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin a champion nf relaxed immigra­ Tuesday thanked Chou for hit tion regulations government’ s swppoit of Soviet Takes Filibuster Stand policy in the Hungarian freedom To their further confusion, Nix­ fighting nnd Chou responded thnt on was given an opportunity last “ unity within th* Communist week to take a position on the Party Itself and among the Com­ Senate filibuster dispute. Nixon's munist patties in various coun­ position placed him right in the tries Is the most vital guarantee middle of the so-rallcd liberal of the victory of our common camp. Moreover, it plscrd him on cause of Communism." record with Negro voters as one Pfiping Radio emphasised IhU of those w h o s e interpretation of again today. Senate filibuster. Peiping Radio broadcast a pica today for Iron Curtain unity be­ hind the leadership of Soviet Rus­ sia but remained silent on the right or wrong of Moscow’s bloodv policies of repression in Hungary THE COLO Y O U N E V E R and Poland. S H O U L D ENDURE, Peiping’s broadcast of an edi­ W HEN BO T T LED G A S torial in the official Peiping Peo­ ples Daily left the door open, by GIVES WARMTH THAT’S SURE BUICK Trade-Ins ( lenrunre Sale AQ Kauer 2 Door— " “ One Owner—Low Mileage S275 49 SuperBUCK I Dr. Se­ dan. Radlo-Ueater-Dynallow $296 BUICK 50, Door Sedan. Dsnaflow, Radio $396 A I ciit:\itoi.t;r * t Door Sedan, nowrrflile, radio clean. One owner $696 HUDSON 52 llornrt I Door llydramalir. Ra­ dio. Heater. Ex­ tra Clean. One Owner Car |>M Hi lt K w L S u p e r Itiviera "Hardtop". Radio Heater. Dsnaflowr l.ow Mitraage S696 A curve in the road ahead? He simply follows it with the arc of his hands and the car responds with [K’rlcct obedience. $996 — ni«out its magnificent new luxury, for instance . . . its brilliant new power and responsiveness . . . its marvelous new handling ease . . . and its extraordinary new smoothness of ride. A hi!! in the oiling? He just nuslgcs the acccicralor and the car sweeps up and over as effortlessly as if it were traveling the level road. BUICK I Door M Special Sedan, lit Hallow PLYMOUTH 64 P o w e r flite, IH E R M ^ T a n e gQ s 414 W.NINTH And so. quite frankly, lie began to wonder if it weren't all too good td lie true. Could any motor car lie as wonderful as this latest “ car of cars” was reputed to lie? • Well, he's decided to put his eyes and ears to the test today. And the verdict is unmistakable! la iw 3111 e a g e. One Owner, E l te n cte,a Finally Believed H is E y e s and FIiars I Ic li.-.x heard anil read a great many wonderful things aliout this new 1957 Cadillac since it made its lirst appearance a few brief weeks ago— Hadlo. Heater, Extra Clean, on, . , a a a owner r.r $1096 « News Consumers To Pay M ore For Pork V P Seems Headed For Nomination United Prr«. Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON W — A gold winter hook bet today would be Richard M Nixon against the field for the next Republican pr.J* lidcntinl nomination Ttip political breaks have been going for the young man from California in the weeks since his selection as vice president. T»*<j siggest break, of course, was the fact that he and President Elsc-n hosier polled a recorl vote last November. Their tally seems to have refu­ ted the claims of Nixon’ s oppou ents that he would cost the ticket some millions nf votes. Nixon's greatest political disadvantage is the (ear of some Republican load­ ers that h« would not be n prime vote getter on his own. Doubts Hurl Taft Identical doubts served to kilt off Ihe late Robert A. Tap's chances for the lleptihllnn presi­ dential nomination. "I like Taft, but was the way millions of Republicans backed into their explanations of why they wanted some othor pres­ idential nomim-e. These doubts will severely handicap Nixon. thherwi-e, political events are breaking well for Nixon in terms of prestige and Republican Party Foreign COMMUNIST LOVE MATCH Of, Rights Is K e y To Happy, nSuccessful Life ••••For Everyone' $1196 Nicholson Buick Co. 219 M agn olia Ave. Phone 1UJ4 It's * joy just to lean back into those deep, soft cushions and look out over that graceful hood into the beckoning highway. And whst s revelation the car is to drivel H o ller COR. 2nd & PALMETTO AYE. M A stop light coming up? He presses his toe— ever so gcn tly-on the broad braking pedal and conics to t h e smoothest, surest s t o p imaginable. Yes, It's true what they say about this newest of Cadillacs. Thu u Jar and away the fineA motor cdf ever to travel the uvrLfj highways. • • • fc I lowr about you? Have you heard the wonderful things they’re saying about the 1957 CaJilUc? Well, the proof is in the driving-and the facts about Cadillac have never been more convincing. o to r S a les PH. 1234 �I - .• V* HANFORD R FrtA LD Thurs. Jan. 10. 1957 Pnge 3 ■I SocialfcomlA Garden Gate Conning The News By Mr... Donald Haight — BY VIRGINIA CONN Camellia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club of the Florida The Women's Golf Association familiar s^h S ; anford during Federatioo of Garden Club* .. . . was culled together today* to vote their stay h*^>.ind nothing could Camellia* are a welcome add* on the State Tournament to be be better than word of mouth ition to any garden tince they held in April of 1958. F rank Me- publicity, providing U Is the right are among the firat of our flow(bane announced thut the M ayfair... , ...... „ THL'KSD.iY Circle 3 The Inermedtate Choir of the|ering »hrub» to bloom in the linn would underwrite the tourna- ki,,d- While the hotel (and tb« New Circle Number three held IU ... . winer. They are u*ed moat fre­ ment, to financially, the worries York Giants), nro casing the „guar monthly meeting a: the Fir*1, * P tU‘ Ch“ « * quently in mass planting rather are just about over. Uf course.1burden of financial responsibility, " m e of Mr*. U m ar. Echols, on * 7 * »• #n'' lhc Adult Cholr than a* specimen plants. A sue* the association will do every thing the success of the entire venturo W. 20th St. Af er r^fre.hmea of at 8 pni’ cession of blooms con be maintain­ in it, power to put the tourna- will rest with the women of the doughnut* end coffee were »crvfhe »tudy, on the book of Ru­ ed by the selection of plants from ment on. if not a paying basis, IAssociation, the people they meet ed. the chairmen Mr*. Ray Her •»an5- " ll1 be, l*u*bl b* at least to break even. The May- through them, and the local merat 7.30 7:30 p.m. p.m This the early to late blooming variet­ ron called the meeting to order. Brooks Jr. Jr. at ies. Camellias which (lower from (air will provide rooms at a rea- chants. To me, it seems like a Announcement, were made as *'‘‘•1? concludes at 3:30 p. m . . through j IBUIry ,«*m sonable rate for contestants, and large undertaking for a town of The . best L... adapted .. _____ follows: Thursday, Jan to. a in,- (.rammar ..rammar School scn™ P-TA|. ‘ ! t0 bo to our Florida the cocktail party and banquet j this size, one which I know they study In U.S.A. Missions will be meet, U » discussion of Physical „ will also be held there. DitcUSt- will do well, aa proven by th« conducted by Mrs. Anderson at Education an.l Health. Camellias should be planted cd too. were plans for entertain- P.G.A. Open. There are not many the church: Sunday, Jan. 13 at 3 The Pinecrest P-TA will have a when In bloom, which ri during |ment, and the decision to ob- cities the size Sanford who would p.m. a special service at tho church panel discussion on The Disci* their dormancy. Otherwise, the serve all that goes on at this feel capable of handing the tourWill be held: Church will l»u open I'Hne of the School thiM a t 1:.0 khork of moving them may be years tournament in Naples, and nament. Certainly, smaller ones Jan. 13 from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. for P- m. On the panel will be Judge too great and cause the lo«* of do what ever they do a little [have done it, but if you will exan all-night vigil. Various classes Krncst llousholdct. Chaplain Am- new growth, which means they better. amine them, you will discover will be at the church at ull times ° ld> John An*el and JJfV ' won’ t flower the next year. This spirit of resolution is, in 'hat they primarily are resort for this service; Tuesday. Feb. 6. 'Villiaras. Moderator will be Harry When buying camellias. b« sure my opinion the thing that will' towns, and the local clement is ona WSCS busine,, meeting nt 10 a. ' Vpir. that the variety you choose will r i make Sanford a city to be rc- of wealth. And this can surmount m. will honor all new members P ,,7 . nf grow and hloom here. Many peo­ of various circles. After the meetThe Woman s Bible Cla,s of ple have bought plants from out EXAMPLES OF SIIEIJ. CRAFT ART are dl played .1 a work hop held Wednfvdsy afternoon by the girded with much respect and in- many obstacles. My hope In this ing a covered dish luncheon will the first Baptist Lhurch m e e j of the state that make beautiful Lake Mary Home Demonstration (Tub. Mr«. Olan liontncll. president of the Lake Mir? Club, and terest in the next few years. A 1venture, which is far off 111 adtournament of this size will n f-m it, is that the entire population he hci(i at 7 p.m. nt the home of Mrs. C». bushes, but will just not bloom; lion Hire, aho conducted the demonstration, hold up lor display Ian of lhc finished products, ahile feet the entire town, not just the will take pride in showing tho Mrs. Eva Harkey. devotional Cl. Dixon. 226 W. 13th St., with li. this particular climate. How - : Mrs. Carl Mosa show., how sell «he la progressing on her nun picture. (Photo he J,meson) hotel or the golfers. Women from visiting golfer* that we live In chairman, gave a beautiful devo-, Group 3 as hostesses, ever, there are many different nil over the state will become the most desirable PERMANENT tion from a book entitled ••Letter, The annual Hospital Benefit varieties that do thrive here In ----------------------------------------------- 1location In Florida. to Young Churches* Mr*. Wallis. Bridge party of the Sanford Pilot Central Florida. Perhaps It I, not my place, Sunshine chairman, reported that Club will be held In the J**y**,r More camellias are killed in writing a navy column to com­ she remembered two at the Inn beginning at 8 p.m. e Improper planting than all other ment so much on the civilian do­ county home with Christmas Public is invited to causes combined. They can be be! An extremely large crowd gath- sent were Mrs. James Post, Mr*. ings, but in Sanford it is becoming stocking, and that she had sent — grown successfully. If a few ered at: the Lake * ary Chamber Gus Phillips, Mrs. Harvey Pugh, A pf ,,.TA „ POp|p rcpriS| Mrs. B. It. H. II. Wiggins was host hostess; increasingly more difficult to Chrlstma, gifts to the .shut-in* i simple rules are followed. , of Commerce Wednesday afternoon Lucille Co.sson, Mra. John . n.inl. „n „ » .tw,t1 tfl Tuesday to the monthly meeting, separate the two. There are many ihat the circle remember* through { j t J , / Y l G I Z l G r (11 Camellias should be P*-’ 1**' ! 10 attend a work shop on he Art ^ ^ u,|by Smith Mrs. .., . , ' j of the Dorcas (lass of the Cent- reasons for this, ami I won’t go the year. Mrs. Walts volunteered I s * I ed with the top of the root ball]of Shellcraft. conducted by that • ' ' V ^ " J county met Wednesday nmm at rrl| niplM rhllreh. Into all of them here, but at this to visit Mr*. Barciiff. P p fp n A A o n a C l)/ slightly abo\c ground Lake Mao* Home Pemnnstration • Southaidc Sch'Wl for a luncheon The meeting was opened by time of year many new navy Th* study -Pauls Utters to I C L C U / V I U I I U U . / Planting them with the top o f 1 Club. .fa)bury, Mrs. Leon Taylor, Mra. meeting anti to mak« final plans' th • president, Mrs. In.i flalloway, f.irtiilfei nr« arriving, and many the Roman," w*« given by Mrs. ^ r t lL D m . DonRice, of Orlando, an ex-j C. C. White, Mrs. T. A. Stile, for theFounders' D.iy Meeting after which Mrs. John Weaver of them arc pleasantly surpriscl John Domlnsy. This study deals 7 t f l D i f l f l C Z Q y the root ball below ground level or deeper than th*y formerly ^ jn Hus field, was on hand Jfrs. J. R. AIcLaughlin, Mrs. "I SouthsMc School on Feb. 7 at Ini the opening prayer and a to find that it large o' with Paul's concern wit*. sin., A . . u u. grew-, severly slunta them and to demonstrate Uie basic prin-, Boutwoll. Mrs. Moss Mrs. * P m. Iquotation fiom the $eri|>tun« by of those they call on for service* retard* them and wul often cause c i p |0!, of mm|cin^ » picture 7rom rharles Kmecer , n im „ uAllAllthetheschool, gather toto each one pn-sent was used as 1turn out to be In the navy them school,will wdl gather iaMM " " ’S J S T S S S : “* — them to die completely. product* of the sea. and aNo 1 n*rlr* ""J Mrs. 1. " •Rrth<>r In a joint meeting, vrllh J*he devotional. j selves. We are at home In San(3) Camellias will usually grow j '^ , < 1 how to make more de SJoblom. a r v f . S o ! k ' b u J .’ s a w s Ithe speaker for the evening to 1 Following the business -meet! ford, and that ri why, In all tho tall blue candle, flanked by pink j Indians being 'Kthe |better if given a location |licate’ objects, such as tiny (lowers Gue»ts at the workshop were I*. Mrs. W. II. Hrckham, of ing, a social hour was enjoyed j drives you are nsked in which azaleas In two dainty budvase, o n !c® "bo,s am* morning sun and evening s h a d e f o r (.a r r int{ 4| Pte. Mrs. G. I). Hound., Mrs. H J. j Miami, who is past president o f ' by Mr«. A. B. Maddox, Mrs. J. to participate, alt the assistance either side of the candle, all set Several games were played and j or In the shade of a large tree.. n p |ad)M brou|jhl a|ong picture Finch. Mr,. Nellie Phillips, Mrs Florida PTA, National. Member-! 9- Galloway. Mrs. Joe Daniels, you are asked to give, Is not so on a vfhite satin cloth. A n*w member Airs. C. W. Bogan, enjoyed by all, with prixei being Although, they can be grown in framM in,j purchaycJ nutfrial* Chaliei Horruby, Mrs. Rees Wen* ship Chairman ur«d now Florida Air*. J Cantrell. Airs. Phyllis the civilians will have an easier by Nancy Rogers, Susan! full sun it kept properly ^waUtf., ^ tfy ||w||> ham, nl thU del,. Mrs. II. A. More Stale Parliamentarian. The topic Nash, Air*. J. R. Weaver. Airs, time of it (although there are was welcomed. Next meeting will won Mrs. Grady Duncan, of her talk will be "I Relieve” af­ 1G. It. Sapp. Airs. R. Hartman, i some la/y ones), but because he held at home of Mrs. Byron Slack, S ub Orseno, Carl Hagen- cd and sufficiently mulched. They fMS^|nat|nK aP|. Most of them do- land, •hould he mulched lightly (not tided, however, to do their cre.it- Mrs Henry Jameson, Mrs. Genus ter which a reception will lie Airs. F. Yoackte. Atra. Harriot {you may ultimately benefit also. son Smith, 2630 F.lm Ave. Air*. Jack Jack Ronton, Benton, Air*. I’ rcbnbly the mostcommon Afterwards refreshments were choked to death) with leaves, pine ing in'the privacy of their own Ilrook.<,Airs. Vincent .Matccki,, given in her .honor in tiie »/,ool |Wilcox, Mr*. ex-, Those present were Mr*. Grethouiej. and so left clutching such Airs. C. R. buyer. Airs. _C. Tiff-auditorium. T. N. Dillard, Atrs. Ena Harbison,' prvssionamong the man is "If chen Crowell, Mrs. John Domin- sprved. The cake wa, decorated needles, straw, etc. (3) T’amellias should be plant­ article* as "fans", coral, ey, Jlrs. Lamar Echols, Mr*. It. with cowboys and Indians in a sea- anany, MU* Myrtle Wilson, Mrs.; Those pr**ent and (he schools -'Ira. II. E. AloSwaln, Airs. W. H.! this lasea duty, where eon ( ed In *a mixture of half .peat, . and d ln . hones starfish, and tiny bits.of It. It. A. Futrell, Mrs. W. E. Glldewell, pink ami green colors scheme. • Gray, Airs. George Ottothey represented were.Mrs. Carl! AViggin* and }tr*. R. If. Wigglas. extend.' They shouhl bo shell, with which they hope to! Sr., Airs. J. K. Andrews, Aire.| Prescott, Mr*. Ev* Harkey, Mrs. Ilay Her­ Many wonderful g.fts were re- *•»* Westside Primary; I do know that there are many ! keI>t well watered but must have produce something as strikingly ron. Mrs. Bill Kirk. Mrs. J. G. ceived by the honnree. E. A. Myers, Airs. John Clark, Airs.Michael Thomas, Sanford Warfel, of Wilson School in Paola; new families in town, and would Waits. Mrs. C. L. Wallis, and lovely a* those made by Mr.1 Atw John D('allalian Airs. |Junior High; Airs.Lewis Hrnile-1 Airs. Francis Itoumlllat, Sanford like to welcome them, and offer Those present were Nancy “ ' V ^ U ^ U n t l n g any kind of Rice. Airs. O. B. Boutwrll John Aturray, Airs. Elizabeth meycr, Geneva; Atrs. Hopkins, of Grammar School; Air.*. Richard my sorvicoi, If they esn ever bo llerby Rogei-s, Susan and Kenny "balled-in-burlap" plants, never I»vke Alary Club members pre-1 Johns, .Mrs.'A. (!. Cook, Airs. It. laike Alary; Airs. James Pearson, Flam, Airs. LnVrrne Clark and |of any use. Just* don’t tell m« Slack, Sue and Craig Orseno, take the burlap from around the Circle 4 W. Wood, Mrs. John Alaxwell, of Oviedo; .Mrs. John Wagm-r and Airs. Alargaret Reynolds, PIih»- 1anything that shouldn’t be printed Alike Brown, Carl llaganaon, Mra. E. C. Wniiam*’ home was R„nn|e ,\|fonl. Edgar Jon**, and root ball. Do not rut strings, pull This will release the pockets o f ij'l1'*- K. L. Fulfonl. Ain.T. W. j Mrs.David McCoy, of Lyman! crest; and Airs. Eilwhr Epstein \liecaase I have a way of getting pinning nail* or loosen burlap in the acan# Tuesday morning of a K;in,n „ n,| Srtn,iy Metzler. any way. The burlap retaina the air underneath the surface. Do'I|Prevail, -Airs. C.G. Hart, undi School;Mr*. J. It. St. John, of j and Airs. Velma Alltchcll, of into trouble simply by telling al* meeting of Circle Number Four _____________ root hall intact "until thVfresh I P“ ‘ any kind of fertilizer or Mr»- J- c - Bapp. 'Seminole High School; Mrs. At. E. Southshle. most the trulh. of the W.S.C.S., with Mrs. Robert ‘ Lun,|nu|,t and Mrs. Shultz. soil becomes firmly arttled around: leaves In the hole at the time of Parker serving a* co-hostess. Report of Christmas gift* to It. The burlap rot* within a few i Planting, fertilizers burn 'he Mrs. Eugene Williams presided shutin* was given and Mr*. J. weeks giving valuible Organic I ‘ ««Ier roo(*. severely damage over the meeting and Airs. C. J. I y, McClelland, sunshine chairmaterial to the soil. tho P'nnI. nn<1 "nnietinie kill It. Meriwether used Psalm 116 u a ma()t jjaVe her report. Airs WnrDo not dig a large hole. You Leaves will cause nlr pocket*, devotlonal. She also gave tho ri,n |hpn KaV(, lhe following dates burying the camellia.! Do not fertilize tin* plants atudy on "Paul's Letters to the ^ rPniemberrd: Thursday, aren’t You're planting it toi while they are blooming. Wall Churchea'*. I j an ioih. 10 a m.—2 p.m., suidy After the brief business »«»' |course on Atissions, U.S.A. Mr*, grow. The moresoil stirred up. ( until after dormancy when the growth, aion, refreshments were scrveil. i How ard Anderson of Daytona the greater dangnr of reusing1plants • are In active air pockets. Dig the hole only \Camellias should be fertilized It was announced that uftcr the Reach will be assisted by loeal every six weeks from next business meeting on Feb. 3. committee in conducting the three or four inches wider uml; lightly root) ball. AlixAlarch through September, and there will be a covered diah! course. Speaker* from Sanford deeper than the peat with soil in bottffm of hole, remember to w-a'cr thoroughly luncheon In honor of the new ment-1 w||j tnc|m|„ Mrs. A. W. Epp*. pack lightly but firmly and water aftprwanls ber*. Mr. R. T. Milwee, Capt. Arnold, Those present were Mr*. Frank FrnP^ Roosholder. awl 1 A,ltw' th* * * tcr1the *et1‘ I An, •'^ri'mt Bulletin No 161, B. Adams. Mrs. James Bozanl. , r, r*1(l Heckenbach Members'tl® r“ >«ptetely and again Parit , entitled Camellias In Florida. Is Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Mrs. It. F. ' t0 " UPnd 7lrmlF an^ w*,« ' Uloroughly. If available through the Agrieulurnl Crenshaw Airs. W. P Fields. 1 ° . * ' tf<tl __ ____ you see air bubble* coming up j Extension service at Gainesville, Field*.. program, j br0,,jb the water, take a point- Florida. The bull.-tin i* beautiful Air*. J. Mrs. C. J. », v, n . i Mu riWeu C^ v m / - l - K o i i r Nights for G o d ed stick and punch some holes ly illustarted in color, and mav| H. McDaniel. Mr*. M. U wil, b( |allnchrd wUh , moss nf Airs. Robert Parker, Airs. Walter meeting In the church starting 3 through the area between the be helpful in the selection Price, Airs. L. F. Richanl*. Mrs. p.m. Sunday, Jan. 13. Second phaae outer roots and edge of the hole. >camellias for your garden. Blake Sawyers Airs. T. E. Wil- of this program will be a Prayer aon, Mrs. Harold Whlttcrn. Airs. Vigil, 9 p.m. Jan. 13 to 9 a.m. Eugene Williams, Airs. George Jun. 14. Different groups will lie Chapman, and Airs. Ralph Jarv­ re.spon.sibh* for one hour periods; is. Feb. 5 will be a combined Circle 9 business, program meeting and a Circle Number Nine met at the social hour for new members. home of Airs. J. C. Davis, .Mon­ Program starts at 10:45 and a day. p.m. 'vr.rojnm.a*. Refreshments o« of|i v e m l .. at 3 Pjndish luncheon will be coffee and delicious home mad.* M i, M noon Mr| j „ . Step- Methodist Circles Large Crowd Turns Out To See * Art O f Shellcraft Demonstrated _1 __ « „j Final Plans Made For P-TA Founders’ Dorcas Class Meets . Day Meet Feb. 7 At Wiggins Home V JAN U A RY CLEARANCE! f°m C*k“ J " r* , ' n " 1 t0 thc han will be the hostess in Feb. * , . ,, in De Bary. Alerting was (hen: Alerting was opened by Mrs. d C. E. Williams, who took her I. devotional study from flomi.ru The fo owuig members were IS: 1. Htr subject wan •'creating Prr**nl: Harry Brown, Mri an atmosphere" something each J. C. Davis, Airs. Ruth Lundof us is doing whether we intend ‘ju'-'*; V/*; I’ f tc,r, M°nif • 5*” - ■7to or not. Mrs. Williams t h e n F; McUella-ul. M i-i.^ da St aUs. presontad the fourth chapter of ,S’ J “I f ’ J . ” ’ Butzcll the book. "Paul’s letters to Lo- F**n^|*» '*r‘ - L. E. Hllliams, Afrs. cal Churches'. This chapter is on r ' r1,.,d‘ the message of the church and' '-an, Mrs. • ylallnr, taken from the letter to the Ro. and Airs. Al. R. AleCleliand. man*. Silent prayers followed ther atudy. 9 Atrs. Warren, chairman, open ed her business meeting by wel Jan. 10 coming Airs Honeywell, and ex­ tending her smypathv lo Airs. Mrs. Jay Young SUITS Two and three button all-wool flannels and rayon blends. Now $21.98 lo $29.98, few at $19.98 SLACKS All wool flannel*, regular and I\) ntyle* — fall weight rayon blend*, flood Values. JACKETS - Happy Birthday REG ISTRATIO N FOR 2nd SEMESTER CLASSES Mondav thru Friday. 3:00 to 6:00 p. m. Ilallel. 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Jta. 10, 1MT THE SAKFOlt) HERALD ---------------------- -— r>f** J/UL disuvald K i w a n i a n sHi SOKC Schirard Briefs O n Chiefs Club, A c tiv itie s Notes In Passing n rT • y BUGS A m u r Jay Bebert laaferd . 1* tie Na* tioaal GoH Spotlight A p ia ** eminole Five Shows Improvement In Team ori, Fundamentals After an extended and spirited scrimmage yesterday afternoon, the Sanford Seminole* (honed promise of better things to com# from team effort and basketball Shown H*W YORK (UP) — Baseball fans can rest assured that Ike. NeW York Yankees won the World Scries, Don Larsen actual­ ly pitched « perfect ganfe-snd no oady .iiwowa: gee. eeetaln whether Jackie Robinson will play ball vast season. AO of these point* were settled not settled, as 'the ease may ;pt the first official ahowing of A f . official World Series films. K S t £ h £ * . of*t*h^lece but*Rohr toon didn't show, probably In defto Don Newcomb*. Newcom* didn't di anv better this time around but among the tones settled were: L Hie double play is the best Joke since traveling salesmen quit visiting farmhouses. 1 Casey 8teng«l never, but n«var, is caught with mouth Ing long-time charges that the CP has become an “ automatic” eall, and “ cheating" is standard. As the picture open*, there are Shota of Stengsl and Dodger Man­ ager Walt Alston which you might call typical. Alston is a sphinx, Stengel's mouth is wide open.. Mantle emerges a* slightly re­ miss in the outfleldlng depart­ ment. On at least two fly balls he charged n like a whippet anl then chugged to a slow motion halt a few feet in front of the ball to take It on the easy first bounce. The tumbling antics of w tn ln»P,r« ,|oMl ln «*> .Slaughter's Robbie Clear Thw picture show* clearly that Slaughter's racing miss of Jackie Robinson's line drive In the sixth game was a right tough effort. He came hard and stibbtd high and it should wipe ou( a lot of tough remarks abou how the old war horse ran out of gas. I. Mickey Mantle la no Joe DI A classic Is Berra's tackle of lenten af>er the big fellow pilch Maggio with a (love. 4. Country, Slaughter was no cd the final strike of the first ‘ go»tH when he missed Jackie World Series perfect no-hit, no-run Reklewm's liner In the Yankee game. Yogi leapel high, wrapped loae of the sixth game. his arms around Larsen’a neck and 1 And Yogi Berra la a great thsn took a Joyous leg scissors on beat hugger. the Larsen midriff. Pllai Available Per Showing Most of this was old hat to the ■ Six hundred prints of the series, assembled sports figures and the In 40-minute show, may bw bar- main topic of conversation was a Rebate. a| to whether Robinson would play ball again next season. through any major league ball The orators were about evenly di­ And they are well worth the vided but one Giant official de­ JPae viewing because you’ll see clared firmly: things you didn't even see in per "W# think he'll play h r ua'\ This may be wishful thinking, , Like those a* called double, because with him the Giants will •pfayi. A half dozen are shown ftll the park at least against throughout the film and, in every Brooklyn and without him they instance, the man Is wcii well won't tnu relay rviajr m an m won i d r a w nipt. u w u iic n un* draw flics. nBut.one thing o ff life bag when he lakes the sure, Isst October thfre weren't throw «ml makes the relay. Prov I any files on those Yankees. j& a a w a u p z stub. — ~ONCE AGAIN - ;; < **"» *§ A S tL / a wuo jc M fiy zaxto CHAtfee TO * S 6 A/M -■ By Alan Mover n n e c .v ^a jam./Q Jay Hebert, playing pro Tor the Mayfair Inn, put Sanford la the national apotllgbt again this w#*k with his datxiing TS holt score of S t, good for second place be* hind winner Doug Pord'a 210 in the rich Loo Angeles Open. Te* bert, in making nearly every newspaper in the bountry, collect­ ed S3.7SO for hia effort and gave Sanford mor« publicity than it could aver purchase. Ford and Hebert unscrambled a group o f lg golfers that teed off for the final half of the last round within two strokes of each other. Ford finished the round with a two under par M to set the pace that couldn't be beat, but Jay Hebert eame from behind to give the climax a dramatic effort Hebert fired a four under par ST on his last round to pull within one stroke of Ford ami passed the six men who were tied for third place. Hebert has been among the top monsy winners in the PGA tour for years, but the amiable golfer that signs out o f’ Sanford has never come closer than his Los Angeles Open second place to winning a tournament. Recently John Krider made the •tatcmsnt," It is ssldom that an organization like the New York Giants invests In town." This has been a great boone to San­ ford, and the procurement of a playing pro with the approachability. geniality, and competitive sportsmanship such as Jay He­ bert will go a tong way toward bringing a lot of dollars, and friends, into Sanford. fundamentals. Pointing for highly-tou.ej Apop­ ka in an away game Friday "Ight, the Seminoles showed signs of all around Improvsment, par Ucularly la team play pattern performance supplanting th e “ •very man for yourself- attitude that seemed to permeate the team at the beginning of the season. With the boya beginning to think on the floor, I think we'U rootrol the ball better and not make »• many floor error*," cage mentor Bud Layer said this morning. Assistant coach Dick Sliver (bowed well oo offense esterday yesterday's scrimmage session. "Every man on the team, and the team as a whole showed vast Improvement," he said. Rod Phillips, the standout guard that waa moved up from «he JV» and earned a starting berth after his performance against Pierson, showed well on offense yejtrday but. Ilka the learn In general, B u c k l e r T o G i v e looked •ragged on defense Teh Seminoles are sadly lacking R p n n r t O n P p f l f l l l t on defense, and defense will mean * e P ? r [ U " . r, e C , n U r If y V '"'1?, Bowl Activities of the game, the Seminoles will ____ Jim Buckler, chairman of the Pixy for the rest of the season Peanut Rowt Committee of 'he Their playing yesterday, however, Sanford Grammar School P-TA, showed hope for th« future and will lead a report on the com­ w u summed up by Silvers, "If these boys will continue to play plete Peanut Bowl .Activities to­ like they did In practice-think­ night st R p. m.'in the Grammar , ing, controlling the ball, and tak­ School auditorium. This school year's Peanut Bowl, ing part hi team responsibility— playing heads up ball and keeping rapidly on its way to becoming an eye open for the cut man, we'U a Sanford classic, was hailed by have a decent team by mid-sea­ many to have exceoded even the hopes of the planning stage of son." 'A t first everything was too the event. Not only did the Peanut Bowl, much for the boyi," Layer remarked of the new stress on fun­ which featured all the sixth damentals embarked on after the grade boys playing touch football Christmas holidays, "but now its on classroom teams, gather ln soaking in and the boys are com­ more receipts than the first one last year, but it took on a charit­ ing through." One of the greatest enemies of able character In Inviting underthe team so far Is their own at­ privlledgcd children from the var­ titudes. A natural inclination for ious children homes in Central a losing team not accustomed to Florida. This year the Iteanut Bowl fes­ strict discipline is the pessimistic approach to a coming game. It's tivities lasted two days. The first entirely possible for ih* boy* to day kicked off the activities with buckle down, hustle, and think a downtown parade. During the what they’re doing on defense snd Peanut Bowl night contest every stage some upsets, even Apopka, child in Grammar School took part in some sort of activity. as good as Apopka is. Th« team attitude first took an Smokey Sayat upward swing yesterday when Ce­ cil Dandridge, sharpshoottng soph­ omore sparkplug for the Semi­ nole*, began driving through and then passing out to a well posi­ tioned player. A natural leader has a tendency to be a "shot hog to the detremrm of the team Unity. Another swing upward was the added impetus of Joe High’s Jumping. High hs* pir-vioutly lag­ ged on the rebounding, playing a poor position snd giving IMUe e f­ fort. But todsy he Jumped well and spirited the team. Summing up the team effort in yesterday's scrimmage and giving new hope for a battle royal tomor­ row night in Apopka. Layer re­ marked," Yesterday every man was looking for the cut man for T h*r * ar* too m any u n n t esssa ry the ft ret time this year, ami I forest tires. Ba c a r tf u l! think that's indicative of a goal turn of events." with the Apopka JVs at 7 p. m . The scrappy hehy warriors and the varsities tangt* at $ take the court in a preliminary I p. m. tomorrow night in Apopka. John Schirard Jr., pemlJato of the Seminole Chiefs Osh, told the members attending the noon meeting of the Sanford Klwanis □ ab that the Seminole Chiefs Club was founded Vto m a te, generate, and bring about a eontimed interest in high school ath­ letics in Sanford-' Schirard -told the group, "after being invited bare today, I eame to put before soeh i civic mind­ ed organisation aa this an exact picture of the Seminole Chiefs Club, what it is, whot It has done, and what tt ia planning to do." Schirard said that a group of Big Bill Russell , Is 'Too Polite' By OSCAR FRALEY Ualt’ d Frets Sports Writer NEW YORK W — Big Bill Russell has discovered that in fessional basketball you have he rough, tough, and nasty. The a-foot, 10-inch Olympic star wasn’t exactly a sensation In hia Madison Square Garden debut at a pro. He was rocked and socked as his Boston Celtics lost a 113103 decision to the New York Knicker-Bockrrs. "Willie" was simply too polite. On the few occasions when he knocked down Harry Gallatin, Russell reached down and helped his floored opponent to his feet. On the numerous occasions when the situation was rsversed, Harry the Horse merely grinned in wick­ ed eetlsfactlon. More Of Same And when Gallatin was on the heneh. Sweetwater Gif ton. dished up much more of the same to Russell. "Sweets" had to find out the hard way himself when he first eame up that you aren't courteous on the cash court they almost ran him out of the league, as they have dozens of others. "Get tough," ranted Joe Lapchick, then coach of the Knicks. "Get tough or get lost.” ’ So the next time he was bounc­ ed, Sweets replied wHk a fislfull of knuckles and has kept them reedy ever sinceIt's a lesson they all must learn to survive among the rugged pros. These guys are not impressed by Russell's Olympic and All-Ameri­ can clippings. Each one of them has a fat scrapbook of his own. Not that anyone believes Rusfell will be put out of the bas­ ketball business. This was only his 10th pro game and he had been highly Impressive on de­ fense with 201 rebounds in hU first nine contests. Better Thao Expeced "He has done far better than we expected," said Boston Coach Red Auerback. "He's a great player and gives us the rebound strength we needed " Eddie Gottlieb, owner of the Philadelphia Warriors, who com­ plained about Russell’s "goal tend­ ing,*' also feels that the former Sen Francisco star la a potential great. But Russell no longer is the laughing boy who kept the Olym­ pic team in stitches. He Is tightlipped and laconic, speaks reluc­ tantly and obviously ia feeling his way cautiously. "That* guys all exceed my ex­ pectations," he said tersely. "They are all good." r 4.' Bfekrt*. • WareMe y»pe BM. T Fired. a .Nashua* » o r . 0***n«h Wee* — S'tV NO* t Mel Lon, 2 gwleg Chok. I Blue Bolt, 4 Dashing Dok*. » Mr. gullet U r t VIMWT1 n cstl/ra 0 lapiah Lee*. 7 Dainty Dtah, S rivet a m — a;a an *. Maker. Shubuta * .:s Z.:s 2 40 MoonKtek'fc Mom — S/lSMli* It *4 Do k 14# x .l* I t. M. lton*r. 3 Afrleen Violet. Lady Sklpytr *.2» S B ob b y M a m s . 0 l l e p p y Match. I Qelnlsta 41-tl I1Z.S4 Modes ty * W in d y W hit* . 7 Moun­ men, vitally interested ia the M M 4 Bs m — ( / IS Mile, tain d i e * D a n d y T o p . __ * r • T.lf . t t i am state of affairs of high school stiver cia d y o r te ( I f * 11^ 1 C*pU!iMr?£k,"i (f*f Jud****, I athistles, mot In the-latter part Ur. Meuse «.l< Phone* •hone* C en t I D*tk 'Jr*I*, i f of the last summer and discussed Quloltla f l - t ) 114.4*. die Dollar. Perky Idle D e ._ .. • . ------- -P**pT. -T Dally double tl-2i i:S.IS llapnr Joy. I Lakeside X*l''j> _—. the advisability of forming a club rated we** — s/ia wit*. Tenth Mae* — n/» WU# to foster a wider Intereet in every Ileetem Tiny Me :.«« t i e 1 T.uche Itenard. J T r e e * P*PP*f% t i e :.« * 1 v a t B la k e y . 0 W h l ' e Anwee. » phase of athletics, football, bas- After H. i.Sv r-oniervntlsn. * Pilot Bitty. 7 Otfi katball, track, and aU other com Wonder Roll qatnlslA tl-l) 17.10 W rap. * Ju p it er Jim . _________ petitivo sports. Veenk sa w — », is Mil* l.lv X70 tIO "We didn't, and d o o t intend iwinkle's Jan* S.l« tsn to dabble into the affairs of tha L'dsll tin .t*p|fla Cblck qalntsle <»*i) tit :* high school athletic association," l it a Mo*e — S, I* Mil*. he declared," but, rather, to worki r'rS*k*t »JS i : o I 20 with them ia a harmonious rela­ Aiicnor Lad le.ve •.sol ion Johnny Dark tionship with mutual benefit to qamlata tt-4> III n. the school." ■tilth Mere — S, t* Mil*. . Uobblo M. M0 t-10 ten In discussing the achievements ale York of the Seminole Chiefs during its Mr, Ulbugus *10 4.00 Viulnlela (J-7j 111.10 lhort existence Schirard said, "We Veteulh Mace — 3, M li Mil*. carefully considered what the Pair V r e d d r .20 *.:« #.«•>! i«.:o ».«•» >51 CHRYSLER Imperial problems were that faced the lloae View Hkokt* Mo MO school, and then we tried to do MulalolA ( M ) l l l . l v I dr. Fully Equipped 8495. something about them. lilg h 'b Race — I II Mile. Mlchasl A n t h o n y 7.20 4.20 2.2A "We like to think that wa were Platinum T r im MO l.io •49 LINCOLN * dr. 595 Instrumental In getting broader T ru dy Irsn# * Oo and better continued coverage of q u l n l e l a 12-21 I t * so Vlalh Mae* — S / l * Mil*. high school athletics through the Mias •up* >33 PLYMOUTH club cou Blltarawaat MO .1.10 2 an press and radio. Both mediums Adored 17.00 10. So 9695 radio and better Isanl* P a r r e ll I I " have given us wholehearted sup­ QuInU ta 12-*) 1112.*" port throughout our short exist­ Tenth Mae* — I I I Mile. ’35 PLYMOUTH club coupe Kd’ t Dear. Jon es 2.M 2.10 t * n ence. Benny S.IO *.:•» radio and h«ater 91395. "We also sponsored a Football lley Humor ist . <2" Bally Night, and we think it did Quintals (2-1) 121 I* a lot of good both from the spec­ M e te a lb Mae* — S '* Mile. *53 MERCURY Monteire) Irleh Shortcut I t* 2.20 2.1" tators point of view and the Tempoit Jenny 2).«0 1•».*■» hardtop. Radio and heater «■"» I school-community spirit. We hope Mslotype lo w Milett81195 Q jiltiela 11-SI SOT.*" to continue with this thing and TOXIOHT* rV T M li:* V i n t Rare — S /l* Mil* make it an annual thing, getting I Trass* To m. 2 IHilh LUIne S *31 DeSOTO convertible bigger and better with time. Philter, 4 Uuprlt* C h ill. 2 D o d g e r ' 9395. "The Seminole Chiefs club at­ I'd, t Ho g u s i l s , 7 g h m j Itande, 11 new top and motor C ash . • tempted several motorcades, one " u r s Saeoad M ara__ S I* Mile of which was successful. Incle­ 1 Cnualn Frieda, 2 Darbaru Hill993. >50 NASH I dr. ment weather dealt a hard blow tuann. J tluilst Hole. I Herretar)‘ a ' Terms. 2 Births Bur*, t Ua>lor Deb, there, but the motorcade idea will 7 Cha rle y W in d . I Wlllnr. *53 UUICK V8 super Riviera continue tlirough another year. T h ir d Race — s / l * Mile I O o l f Ac*. 2 Tluton Switch , 2 R&H, full power 81193. “ The semi-monthly meetings of I've Do nelt, « Daddy Dcanett, 2 the Seminole Chiefs hava been T ra ns C ott on . * Art Carney. 7 both Informative and Interesting," ''a p taln g ab le, S Balrkernonr. •51 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Vow elk Rare - I ' l l Mile Schirard declared. "We have had t True Fiber. 7 lllnn Judy 3 1 hardtop. Radio and heater on several occasions films of Flor­ >tu«* Blue. I Msrlend Lad*-. S Pie' 8393. | ida State football games, and wa teen Tons. S Flow er queen. 7 In Doubt S Dtbsllne. have had both John Borton, AllF ifth Rare — ■ IS Mile I Kr tellc. J Hindu. 2 I P<-<* 'T7m American quarterback-captain of •18 PONTIAC 2 d r .,6 cyl, I Frien dly 'le n t, 2 Hunt l'lul>. * the Rose Bowl winning Ohio State Dr Hydrumatle, R&H 8193. T s n S t 7 Welf Heir. tlun. X Kn.is team, and Don MacAllster, Sports stalk Mae* __ * I* Mile Lace, 7 FnoPah W in d Director of WDBO TV ai guest 1 Ir l sFerilly s y (tpaed. I M v a n . J Ijt k a *52 PLYMOUTH station speakers. wagon 8793"We aided the high school mon­ etary situation by bearing upon S O K C Sets Special members of the Sanfdrd City •30 PLYMOUTH sedan Commission, which organization Program Ton ight Radio and heater. 8195. waa broad-minded and coopera­ tive and finally rescended the H onoring Shrine >53 OLDSMOBILE Super Stadium Tax both for the high A special 10-rsce program 88 Club coupe. Radio, heat­ school and other non-profit orga­ honoring the Bahia Temple Shrine er and full power. 51195. nizations. "Next we tackled the Junior ts on tap tonight at the Sanfordhigh school football problem," Orlando Kennel Club. A large delegation of Shriners *33 DeSOTO V8 I dr. Full Schirard continued. "We Inallpower, Radio and heater. from all section# of Central Flori­ gated the outfitting of the uni­ $2393. forms, made an Initial donation of da, Including many from Sanford $300 to be used toward the pay­ are expected for the occasion. T%e Bahia Shrine Fatrol I* '33 PLYMOUTH 4dr. Auto­ ment of the uniforms, guaranteed payment of use of the stadium sponsoring the program and will matic Transmission. 8695. for a public ahowing of the uni­ receive profit from the gate reformed boys In an exciting intra­ ctlpta. Top dignitaries from the Bahia •53 CHRYSLER Imperial squad game, and then, through the generous contribution of Sher­ Tempi* who will take port In hardtop. Full power and 81396iff J. Luther Hobby, we had a ceremonies at the track arc Po­ equipment. donation drive and awarded a 3a tentate A. J. Thomas and William calibre pistol to a donation ticket i Worth, president of the Shrine holder. That drive donated an ad­ Patrol. The Bahia Temple Orien­ ditional MOO to the junior high tal Band is ixpccted to perform. football fund. The ninth rare ha* been desi­ "And now, in mid-February, we gnated a* the Bihia Shrine Handi­ are sponsoring a forthcoming cap and many of the track's top auction to complete peying for the Gratje A speedsters, including CHRYSLER— PLYMOUTH uniforms. The merchandise offer­ Perky Peggy and Captain Hook, ed for sale will be varied and will be shooting for a handsome "The Best For Lesa" worthy of attendance and the a r jliver trophy that goes to the tides will be sold to the highest winner. Adjoining Free bidder" Ten races are on tap all told Schirard concluded hia talk with the first event on the *pvcial Parking Lot with an Invitation for the group program slated for 8:10 p. m. to attend the January meeting, to be held the laat Thursday of tha month, when ths final plans for th« auction will be discussed and decided upon. 1957 Trade-In Clearance REIMANN tiArN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 C h a p m an Concrete P ro d u cts. Is proud In announce making equipment. the latest in NIGHTLY block • Offering Seminole County The Finest Blocks Available mI ,5 MU Sr S<*« r ic s s o A H E A R IN G A I D • ANYWHERE For your prmonat rniuirements. Priced from 989.50 a complete line o f all type aids with terms to suit your budget. Lata Model-Hearing Barettc-AII on the Ear-Hcadband. Select the one you like. Hearing tests without charge. • BY STRENGTH • TRUENESS Garland 0 . & Thomas S. Smith 513 Fla. Nat'J Batik llldg., Orlando Phone 2-3518 Nights and Holidays Call Orlando 2-1187 * ■ ■■ -----mm o^ lB S L rS P O S T - T I M E 8:10 P.M. • M A T IN E E S E V E R Y W E D . Cr S A T . A T 2 P.M. BAHIA SHRINE NIGHT 10 BIG EVENTS SHRINERS TO PARADE oyer $100.00 • OR LOOKS Service on all types alds-Cordn, Uatteriea, Repairs. HANFORD, wa ara at Miller Radio A Appliance Co. 118 South Park Ave. on Friday morning of each week. See Miller for batteries. Maleo Hearing Service ORLANDO HEARING SERVICE Guaranteed Bank Interest on Savings Accounts (except Sunday) Jerry Collin*, Track Operator Sorry, No .Minora Flo r id a C h a p m an Concrete Products 106 N B U I AVE. PHONE 1192 S T A STA E BANK W s o w n ^ p. Located 8 Stiles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow .1 �. k V vVD* ■■■••'* ' rm, »•: „"^rr.' *. •. iJ ... . * *\ * ‘ ' N * IS—BEAUTY PARLORS Per all your Be»uty Ph. DTI u - r u c w j » BAT °M "Trim a n n o t t i ’s - {•» « • * £ * Steak* Chtewa, Bhrt«P. sjuftMUt, KoM«r Corned Beet sii»3wt«ne. SO " c f f i ' u i M t * Wi’rw All Don® — the enlargement. t M Tha next ^ e U f « r t _ a t tha Doggie Diner * B«», Lake Mary. 4—LOST AHP FOUND L o r r— Cadillac hub-cap. vuintyt 4 mile* out v e il N r* . Reward. Phone 8. Lott Black * white Boston te r rlcr. Answers to tha name of Emmlt Phone m i . a -M M O W k i M m c w a a u t o m o t iv e T—AUT04WTTVE W H I P Ball Your Car to . ROY RERL 308 W, Second St. a—BOATS AND MOTORS Year ETlarode DeaUr ROBSON SPORTING OOOD8 304 E. l it Phooa m 12—TRAILERS It will pay YOU to sea ua bafor* vou buy. Open Cvtninga tna Sunday*. „ 0 t Eaatslde Trailer Sales Palatka, fla. Airstrearn House Trailer for aale. Purehaaed new this year. Com­ plete with combination refrV garator, gas range, gae heat, twin bed*, dinette A IX gallon water tank. St. Johna Realty. Phone 1129 or 107», Sanford. 1947 Bkymaster Delux, 34 ft. Used 9 wka. Completely modem with tub and shower. Four wheel eleetrie brakes. Must sell at once. Very cheap for cash. Also camping trailer cheap. Can be aeen at Silver Moon Trailer Park, Orange City. FOR SALE— 1955 2-bed room Nashau trailer, $2495. Phone I946-XJ. 1967 32’ Curttis trailer. Like new, priced to aril. “ Lambert Dy the L«ke", trailer park. Between Orange City k DeLand. U —USED CARS 1947 FORD Cenvertible, Good con­ dition. Radio and Heater. Needs Top. $135.00. See Bill at Good, year Service Store. 1940 Ford, motor excellent, has bad reverse gear. First $40.00 geU it 1911 Nath Slateamaii $150.00 Body a little rough — good motor. Hugh Anatay. 1X19 Summerlin. r If your cay il paid for it may be worth more than you think on trod? for a 1957 PONTIAC. 1955 Plymouth Plaza, 4dr Sedan 1954 Packard Clipper, 2dr Sedan 1954 yaottsr 4-door Chieftain Delu.,1-. •• 1)51 4-door Chevrolet 1951 4-door Plymouth 1949 Kaiser Traveler Bee Ray Herron at PONTIAC Phone 2454 After 4 p. m. Phone UU-W 1949 Ford, full equipped. Bargain Phone 541-J. ‘64 Chevrolet 4 door sedan. Pow­ er-glide. good condition, 1 own­ er. Must sell, going overseas. 2015 Sanford Avt. 1141 OldamobUe Super $4, 4dr. aedan. HAH, hydramatic. Ex­ cellent. $345. Iiui Pontic* 4-dr. sedan. One owner Reel clean 129$ '.$48 Chrysler 4dr sedan. Extra good for tha money $95. ROY REEL 309 W. 2nd 1939 DeSoto, make offer. Can be seen after 1:00 p.m. 107 Mag­ nolia. jSfr* VACANCY PROBLEMS? find tenants fast thru the Want Ads. t -t 48-FARM aad GARDEN CAMELLIAS AZALEAS » RENTALS White ledy wants work of any U -A PT B-aO U SES-R O O M S kind. )0g Oak Ava. Daywork or pert time In elty or WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths. 114 W, first Bt out. Ph. 1296-J. ! Avalos Apia. Efficiency. Ph. 7J0-W 31—WORE WANTED—MALE i i_ . «. _ Tbla la a pau to tha Rite theatre for Frederick Earl Jones. Ewp. Young man. married, Veteran; Efficiency apt. Hi-way 17-91 Be City Limits. Blumberland Court date Jan. 19, 1067. desires position with local firm. General office, sales or Book­ Sea Seminole Realty for Deeir. WOOLSEY keeping preferrd. Mr. Msthes, abla Houses and Apia Phone 27 Geo. Del. Sanford. Marine Fhiinhn EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Por Your Bent for Winter Tourist Private bate Senkarik Glams and Paint Co. k shower. Steam heat Inquire 111-114 W. 2nd SL fhoee M Manuel Jacobson aero** from IS—MONEY Tr LOAN Post Office. for Palntlnf rail Mr. Taiker. Pit AUTO LOANS 999* R. Boom ipoclal 914.3d Second floor-two room furnished CCS1 LESS ape Private bath. $35.00 per FLOOR saadtaa aad ftattkmg. month. Phooa 1217-W after 6. Cleantns. wsahsa berytaa Semi State note eouaty sine# !• 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipp­ OP SANPORD H. M oleasee. Lake Mary ed. About January 20th. Ph. 281-J. M c fM N E Y ’ SM lTH PA IN TS M il S. Park Phene I M I bedroom unfurnished house, kit­ t3— ARTICLE* far SALE chen equipped $70 month. Phone FORMICA. The finest material 931 or 74J.W. available for counter tope. Over Xe ouy and *«B o**d furniture U eolore and deslgna to choose Paying top cash prices far any 5 room house, J800 French Ave. 'rom. Your exclusive Formioa thing of value SUPER TRAD Unfurnished or partly furnish* dealer INO POST on tt-a* Ph 1983-W ed. FIN A N CIAL Florida Bank t MERCHANDISE GREGORY LUMBER CO, Ith k Maple Phone 3*93 L, U 8111 - Plane Teekaletan Phene Ita4 Rente I. Saaferd PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING W, L Harmon ROLUWAY. Hoapkal and Baby Bede Day. Week or Month— Ph 1362-M — After 9:00 p m Tel. 1429. furniture Center — It—ROOFING aad PLUMBING 118 Writ first Bt. Golf ear demonstrator, gasoline powered, 1M8 modal. For SaJa by Mete diitrtbutar. Ro-mack Lumber Co., leeoburg. Phone 238. _____ '* .* - , ... . „•* . J LIVE BAIT 38—ROOMS Shiners. Bull Heads. Pop Guts 1st floor front, newly furn. room, S Dozes, 95c kitchen privileges. Elderly woMissouri Minnows sod Worms man. Phone 918-M. * ■ Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Ava. SEWING MACHINE* Necehl - White New and Used GARRETT’* 323 C 1st SL ^ •'•rv •*> \ Exp. cook-housekeeper wishes B days work or ironing. 70S Bay Ave. •a—PIANO 4BBVtCl ~ ________ Wanted youof couple or llrl to lira la Pnvjde phone * 14 bath. Phooa 9 ^ - J . ,--‘ 105 Se, Oak 39-WUKS WANTED FEMALE Tad Barnett fo r PAINTING MU Grandview Phooa 1SSS-M. 18 -* * Needs Young man Interested in learning sheet metal trade. Phone 79. K(FAIRS Ph ' 17—HELP WANTED MALI t BUSINESS SERVICES Wilt III Mil C M S t m iD ADS - -1a -r i -n - REAL ESTATE 81—ACREAGE *. . I160U DOWN FOR 3 BEDROOM HOME. Total price only $9250. Phon* us for details. JVBT OUTBIDS CITY 3 bedrooms, perch, carport*. Com­ pletely furnished very neat horn* situated on 2 Urge Iota with fruit trees. Cash price only $723®, Robert A. Williams ■SALTO* • KsjrMORd LuAdqalat, ABBOCtATS Allentle Sink Bldg OZIER REALTY CO Laura B. Osier, Realtor Huai M. Field. Aeeoeiate 1401 So Orlando Hwy. Ph. l$59 EVENINGS! 3114 aad 710 Seminole Realty T. W. MEMO nr. n iE T tim s REALTOR* 1901 Perk Ava. Fhea* 27 ar 143 PHONB 8279 far CKERSY Real Estate Brokerage - Notary till W 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop ATTENTION BUILDER* 63 large lake front and lake view lots, i mil* from town. Most attractive terms. Consult A HF.ALTOR First CULLEN AND HARKEY 199 N Park Av*. Phone 2313 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 3344 French Ave J . W. HALL, REALTOR Johnny Walker, Associate "CaU Hall" Phene 1749 FOR THE DISCRIMINATING H O ME BRKKIR DESIRING THE BIST. WE HAV* IT! Beautiful Brittany farm In $lay* fair, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Ex. qulsltly equipped b u i l t In kitchen; large family room: paneled living room with old brick fireplace, Just made for entertaining; separate dining room, cork floors throughout, rentral heating system; on lovely oak shaded grounds. Total price $34,000. Term* may be obtained. W H. "Bill" (TEMPER Realtor — General Insurer Guy Alien Asseeletr Arlctte Prlee, Associate Phono 905 or 2122 - 112 N. Park THE SANFORD HERALD $179.50 / f-* Ap^m -5 i ,; Thura. Jan. 10, 1957 P « « s 7 Kefauver Loses Out Again To Senator With Less Seniority ■ y RAYMOND LAH* U n i P r e s * Star l'orrr»p#ud»*l WASHINGTON «* — For the fourth time, Sen. Estes Kefauver D-Tenn has lost out to a senator with leti seniority in hit bid for a coveted seat on the Senate F or elgn Relation* Committee. Kefauver was pasted up In fa* vor of Ben. John F. Kennedy DMaes to fill the only current vac­ ancy on the committee. Kennedy, Kefauvtr’i unsuccess­ ful rival for the Democratic vice prreldentlil nomination lest year, ha* been In the Senate for four year*, Kefauver for eight. The time-honored seniority roll for doling out commPtcc assign­ ments Is cracking up among Sen­ ate Democrats. Thus, thp Scnalc Democratic Steering Committee voted 14-0 to glva the foreign re­ lation* seat to KennrJy, despile Kefauver'* senior claim, In mak­ ing a new set of rommittee as­ signments. Republican senators, who en­ force the seniority rule much more strictly, expected to com* pltotc their committee s**ignments todayDuring tho four years that Ken Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas his been Dqpiocratle floor leader, the party leadership has been bend­ ing the seniority rule. Johnson has fought for a policy that every Democratic senator, even a fresh­ man, should have at least one “ good” commute*. Kefauver, who had not waived hie seniority, said he was disap­ pointed. “ Of course, I do not blanio Ken. Kennedy for trying to bettor this position." he said, “ but I am in­ terested to learn that seniority is a rule that may or may not be applied by the Senate leader ship in deciding tho rights of senators.” Kennedy would succeed former Sen Waller F. George D-Ga on the foreign relations group. The Steering comml'te* named 89year-old Sen. Theodore Francis Green D-RI to succeed George as chairman of the committee. Ten acres exceptional tiled land on hard surface road. W. E. Csnteens. cots, slcsplng bags, Klrehhof’ Jr Phone 305 CERAM IC I U B tents, mess kits, hunting knives. Paul P 41uatier * Ben Ph. 154 Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ This I* a past to the Movielnnd free estimate Quality work. ford Ave. Ride-in for Eddie Keith Exp. date Jan. 19, 1957, PLUM BING —factory to you— ’ tract and Repair Work Alamlaam 84-PARMS AND GROVES Frrs Estimates Vsnetlan Blinds R. L. HARVEY Enclosed head. Sag prool bottom 70 acre tUe farm. Threa bedroom 204 Sanford Ave Pnone 1824 rail with plastic ands. Plastic house, large harn. All equip or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon This la a piae to the Rltz theatre nient and machinery, -asy cords. for Wilma Getz Exp. date Jan. terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O Box Hcnknrilt Glass and I'mint Co. 19, 1057. 1194. 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 PLUMBING k HEATING 84—HOMES deptie Tank Installation A Bervic Brand new $33.00 760x19 nylon Heater Service, A r a b l e C OPEN HOUSE W.W. tubeless tire. Two year Five room boui* with bath and approximately thirteen acres of January 5—14 Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1339. warranty. For $35.00 eaah. Call North Shirley high hammock land, W. E. 341 after 6 P.M. East of Mayfair near Lake Plumbing. Kreiky Heating wrchhoff Jr. Ph. 506. Aluminum garage door, 24M M. G. HODGES Oak shade trees, large 3 bedroom. BY OWNER Chase. Service on All Water Pumps2 bath home, kitchen with bull 3 Bedroom, CB Home in Lake Walls Drilled - Pumps in oven, stain!*** steel trimm­ t iFFUANCIS Mary $6.800—Terms. Ph. S91-J Psole Rotd, Phone 700 ed, corton terraxzo floor, living room with fireplace and plant­ FIUGlDAIRK appliances, sale CUSTOM BUILT HOMES er. Ful! dining room, 3 large and aervlce. G. High, Oviedo VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL fla. Phone FO-5-3315 3315 or San “ wnlk in closets, 4 other rlosHt FINANCING ford 1442-W after 8 p.m. k soragr. cork floors through­ LOW DOWN PAYMENTS out. central heating. $22,600. IS—BUILDING MATERIALS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS With axcallfftt term*. A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB RED I-MIX CONCRETE Phone 1991 l$oo Msllonville Including; bath fixturas, cabinet LARGE ROOMY Window SUN ■ Lintels sink, water pump, septic tank 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with Septic Tank—State Approved Thte la a pas* to the Prairie Lake and water healer, approximate Florida room on nicely land Sand — Cement Moriar Mix drive-in for Pearl Moore. Exp. ly $25 month. scaped I* : Dak floors, central ktlracla Concrete Co. data Jan. 19, 1967. Call, or sec ua TODAY heat. good closetj, indirect 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 lighting in living room, en­ METAL ROOFING closed carport with utility and 3—SPECIAL NOT1CBS Now In stock, 4*V Crimp— ti” storage. Nearly new. Good Now in stock, 5-V Crimp—" WONDERFUL LOCATIONS neighbor*. $18,300—terms. tobinson Hand Crafted Furniture. Corrugated — 2is" Corrugated . . . SPLENDID VALUES $500.00 dow n — $50.00 nto. We build, dsalgn and rtfinlsb Get All Your Roofing Needs at Living room, dining room, kitchen See at 911 French. Ph. J2-B. Sherman Concrete I'ipe Co. equipped, 2 bedrooms A bath, Out West 13th SL — In — HEATING •hade k fruit trees. Frame. Floor Furnaces A Circulators 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT $1000.00 down — $10,500 IL B. POPE CO.. Inc. • SOUTH PINKCREST HAYNES Office Machine Co. 200 8. rark Thine 1440 Living room with dining area, 3 • GROVE .MANOR Typewriters, adding machines bedrooms, oak floors, ceramic • VALENCIA VILLAS, DeLand Sales-Rentals. 314 Mag.. Ph. 44 GATLIN nttOTHERS tile bath, car port*, utility k Dragline A Bulldozer Service H -FURNITURE—HOUSED '.O screened porch. Equipped with Me ran qualify you for one of Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. atile fan, heater, stove, and re­ our easy finance plans within 30 Used furniture, appliances, tools, frigerator. etc. Boughtsold. Larry's Mart minutes. ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ 32t East 1st SL Phone 1631. ments, Invoices, hand bills, and IlOSA L. PAYTON programs, etc. Progressive • F. H. A. Registered Rest Estate Broker Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 Thun* 2871 17 02 at Hiawatha SAVE WITH ECHOLS West 13th SL_______ V. A. LAKKFttONT This la a pass to the Movieland $119.50 Swivel Rocker $89.50 2 bedroom frame home. 246 feet HUio-in for Carolyn Stcnstrom. $119.50 Rcclincrs $89.60 on a clout und bottom like. Exp. date Jan. 19, 1937. $199 50 Sofa Bed Achair $159.00 • Service Personnel Approximately 1 acre, few $139 50 Bunk Beds ... $119.50 i-itrue t r e e s , outside c i t y . WELL DRILLING $7,000.00. Fairbanks-.Morsc pumps. YOU Bookcase Bed Repairs to all makes. CLEAN..3 bedroom frame home, Double Dresser HOWARD C. LONG CAN atbeston siding, tile floors Mirror* 207 E. Commercial Ave. throughout, full screened porch, Innespring Mattress Thone 318 BUY rirporie. Urge lot, nesr Tin*Box Spring cre»t School. Priced $10,500. General contracting and hauling. For delivery: clay, fill dirt, Large selection of B e a u t i f u l • With confidence »hm you buy muck and top soil. W. D. Hol­ Dinettes at an Odham & Tudor Home. combe, Phone 1732-31. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. SIIAD ARE NOW IN’ A. B. PETERSON Corner 2nd A Magnolia, I'h. 1232 Guide service every day, safe Broker Associates: A. B. Psterse* ••Bud” Bamberger, Sljr. DRIVE OUT TODAYboat, two motors. $3.00 per Jr., 1*. J. Chesteraon, Garfield Free Delivery hou.', mlninimum of 5 hours, 2 Willetts, John MeUeh sed R. W. Homes are ready for Immediate in party. Phone Larry Aubry Williams. A. C. Doudnsy, Load occupancy. Surveyor. at 2855-J. 116 N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 FUR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE DREDGING —at Warehouse Prtcas, visit FROM THE COLLECTION ODHAM & .and filled, beaches made. Joe IP IT IS REAL ESTATE BERRY'S. Wa are experts at as­ of Branelt cornea thta black ask Crumley k Montelth Andrews. Pit.' Elgin 7-30D TUDOR, Inc. sisting you to secure gracious it 117 South Park Phone T72 wool late-dsy Jacket costume. Elulls, Florida. ;ood looks with functional Con­ Tha fitted jacket has satin venience. Today’a best buys la Cor. Hyw. 17 92 & 27th St. highlight* at the collar and INCOME-TAX-SERVICE LAKE MARY ESTATE nationally advertised furniture Phones 2100 A :'JV» Large two story frame apartment cuff*. Under It I* a scooped Wn. II. .Murray at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. “ Builders of Finrr Homes dwelling with three acres land. peck dress. 1111 Celery Ave. Phone 1841-M First SL Phone 1687 foe Even­ For Florida Living" Closed Sunday Well located. Good income pro­ ing Appointment. perty. Reduced to sell at PUMPS A SPRINKLER $6,500. SYSTEMS CABINET SALE "wo bedroom house, 'urge fenced LET IT RAIN, let it shin*. Every All types and sixes, installed lot, shado trees. Will consider RAYMOND M. BALL, "Do It Yourself." All metal utility and wall cubinlots or acreage as partial down day 1* a good day to use the WE REPAIR AND SERVICE REALTOR eU st whole:*!# price*. pivmeot Phone 1138'XJ. STI NE Wzst Ads. • S. I). Highleyniaa — Associate Machine and Supply Co. This is a pa<s to the Prairie Lake 204 S. Park Avt. Single door utility $9.93 Thone 080 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. 62 drive-in for Oliver Simmons. Double door utility .... $12.95 Exp date Jan. 19, 1967. FOR QUICK ACTION ua* CIami 3 pc. wall cabinets $9.95 EMPLOYMENT 3 bedroom, 1 bath, CD home. Un­ fled ads to sag unt hire. Call EASY TERMS furnished. $700.00 down. Phone Z«—HELP WANTED FEMALE U2l. say “ Charge it.** 1971. Women 1155. to address and mail our circulars at home on Mather Of Sanford 8 9 -LOTS commission Write GIFT Fair, 203 09 lit St. Phone 127 Choice lots in the Mayfair (Dt.pt. 4). Springfield, Pcnna. Area at an attractive cask price. W. E. KJrcboff Jr. Phone ShVE Registered Nurse for Sanford 306. Blood Bank Program. 3 after­ Electric Singer Sewing Machine TIM E ! in Blond Console, makes fancy noons aweek, 3:00-7:00 p.m. No stitches, pick up 7 payment* of 4 loU touting 30’ X 230’. $3CU special training or experience Just off 5 points It 60 ft. 17.35 or will discount for cash, “The I**LET VA needed. For appointment con­ frqntege on highway — county w ri« Credit Manager. P. O. Ctekot ovthte tact Mrs. Rand, Phone Orlando APS DO ITI deed, terms arranged. Box, 11099, Orlando, Fla. • • I, ew West-sen** 47137 or Write Box BB c/o. Hugh Ansley, 1913 Summerlin or Vtiihoot a Me*-' Sanford Herald, Phone 1821 and leave message P»IJ* HARD TO PAT? Kell • BIG VALUES where you may be contact* • QUICK CREDIT ed. Hung* you'ie through wi t h CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S SWAP a n y t h in g : Just place • EASY TERMS FOR GRAND BUY3 GALORE, W1LSON-3IAIER through CIsssiLed ada. Lei aa teareui*i Want Ads tor CASH. Clamlted ada. Phon* 1821 for a make tha Want Ada your shopp­ New aad Used Furniture experienced ad writer ing place. 311 E. First St. Phooa 958 kafctal U R VUL tfoulUall - 4 87—BROKERS Sad BEAU OR* Pkeee 187$. m m m^ . m •• TvrK?f4/.>‘< »,, » vVm > VA p •v •v J* ' . * ? » . . »*: • ■ This is an artist's sketch of the brand new main entrance of the Florida Citrus Exposition to b# held at Winter Haveai Feb. 9-16. Fashioned of aluminum and topped by a huge oiw ange. the arch will cover ticket booths constructed to reprw-1 sent canned citrus containers. This is a part of the Exposition)’ “ new look” and the plan to davote tha show entirely to th i state's huge citrus industry. * D A ILY CROSSWORD ACROSS |. Variety of coffte 5. European 9. Otdsst Dravtdian language to. Hints $2. Aromsti* herb IL Glrl'e nickname $4, Harass (coUoq-I . , 13. Jostle rudely 19. “The Wixard of 4. Melt beverege 9. Rub hard In washing 8. Interviewed secretly 7. Eject 9. Linden (Eur.l 9. Edible rootstock 11. Observe 19. Shade of a color 17. Question if. Snake 30. Performs \7. French river 19. Degrade It. Taunt 23. Gown 29. Annoy 37. Oriental nura* 29. Cant gams 29. Chilled 31. Behold! $3. Behind ( veesel 59. Strike 58. Depart 39. Sharp 40. Conical tent 41. Warning signal 43. WriUng Uhls 43. Garden tools DOWN 1. Turkish soldier l 2. Among j. Work, holding device 39. Conflict 91 Places apart 31. Tellur* • lum (eym.) 39. >|uilc note 39. Man's nick. name 29. Writ* 3a Small •tream 92. Not clogged 33. High (mus.) 1 v'tw u v :i;si i t jjiic . til-1 i • t'lJH IV I I i f ■imMirue l i u ' .• 1*1U I V . il CJI1LIII ' . I V unr< ‘ I'V di UiTIIK.1 II two llrl ll.Ui i ; i • i . ■ hiit ’ ii m - >< ju ,, di. tt.ti i 1. • • ftM.'M ’ cr-' m YesttrSsy's Aaewg* * 94. Ptant'afulR » . Ticker 39, CoUege , lohioi 37. Balt 39. Tra# T a 11 i i •J p 11 l 14 ID •• •1 •• % »• II % i b % j H m )i % % W b VI * % lo -44 1 • 4i ■*1 ft i Rules for Safe Winter Driving . . ^ attew i iSAUty.UouiiijUUiUjki tevealUut winter dt accidents cause more than SOD.OOO personal injuries and 11 billion in damage every yc.tr. For eafer winter driving, author* ties suggest a sensible, four* <v $>oiiit program. Sfrnrr. To protect your car, n permanent-type nnti-ftccze pays off. And to protect your­ self. having your brakes ami wheel alignment cheeked may pay off even better. Make sure the lights are properly focused nml the horn loud enough. Check the windshield wiper,. . . . , _ ----- |TXt00 | when roads ar* bad. On a slick surface, always start in second gear. Use second also for steep lulls and downgrades. And never crowd another car. ova* in slow traffic. You never klto# when the man ahead o f you i f n li.nl driver likely to do some* thing foolish. Equipment. A pail of sand in the trunk will keep the rear wheels from slipping and may come (it handy for a slippery surface. Never be without a jark. pump, spare tire and a few Hares. Tire chains are an excellent investment in safety. Speed. It isn’t mature to *pes_d. or even to go the limit Moderation. Drinking and driving don't mix. We can all profit by following the advica of The Bouse of Seagram t “ Tonight, when it’* one for tha road, be sure it’s coffee.” Through proper car car*, adequate equipment, limited speed and sensible moderation, you can do your share to reduct neediest highway accidents. And you may save your life! Classified Display FOR LEASE Neighborhood Service Station Excellent Residential Area Opportunity For Individual Wanting Year • Round Profitable IiUNinoMt With '-mall 'nvestment. PHONE SANFORD 2451 riai'tflrd Display ■M BERJ M B U ILD IN G /V H W S 4 JU 2489, COMCRETEP/PE �m v z ’r r > y :'. V|*w J M . 1 6 .1 H T T H E BAHFORD H E R A L D Iw tG u M iuotes From News it wa can new m «a afltotoL" n " I beflave dw CUaaaa CommuJat l a i i rt a w t skeuld ba allowed la taka Ha place baeauae it ia w n iiW af China and far la aaara ekaoct rf lu U . R m M ' dm BOLLYWOOD' Jerry Ciasler, B arb MeDoaahfa attorn*, trid>n m aaaa d l k a O J d b g paalka for trying ta prova •MtawMa ka « m OH- tha aetraaa’ kfctosp story a hoax: •It Is sbaat tlma.thai tha polka , M M toad bg with tha tavnatia l l 'aia? gattonaf t t f Ulndpter tostead of 1T0N: Saa. Wflllam f . iavaatigating Mlaa McDonald." R-CaUf. an Ua pUaa HONOLULU: Pbaa^Coaaams rmed sag erOaai «a that I win not WsBesh J. Lawton of Alamo, Call! far raalaetioo to tiding a franUe fadlo Iheaaage that tha stork was about ta visit m aay present tar hi* airliner: ta 1 M ." "Wa’nt having a baby-gat a CUaaaa Premier doctor quh*. ” Pi aaidant LONDON: YtmoUto spokesmen ____ ___ MlddU Eaat •f aaflltary and aronomk predicting the Arab world would spring to their country’s defense tower Doetria* haa in the event of large-aeab Us tba U. I A 'a *n- Uttaa with Britain. "Yaaaoa tan make or break Britain ai and It at Western plans ta Arabia." ________ of an th* ALEXANDRIA, Va: J u d g e rtaiaa aad paoplea.” James N. CoUsanto refusing to S AFL-C10 Praaidant suppress a conviction of a Negro __ mr canine for atom janitor accused of molesting two afalnat CommonUt ag newly arrived Hungarian refugee women: _ _ f| Hand ConmunUm U " I V reaeon wa have freedom B fear tt. T « fight Coromu- bar* [i baednao wa do not conceal aartadaljr ia not total naga- things — neither the good nor tha bad." \ >..t \ j . t ; ---------- •" •web at this welghhsHi esd ehwrrh, are | fe e righ t i h — tla g . N ig h t - l if e f o r Y o u r .C a m e r a Light is a must In picture tak­ ing, but that doesn't necessarily mean sunlight Moonlight, can­ dlelight, street light—ell of .these will do nicely not only as a source of Inspiration for your camera, but as an effective source of light aa welL Indoors, either flash or flood can be used to throw light on your subject after the sun hmj gone doom. Essential to any camera on the night shift Is a tripod or some other solid support Withofft it you may spoil your picture—for even the slightest amount of camera movement during a time ex­ posure can be fatal to the result As for the length of exposure to be used for night shotj, there's really ho hard-and-fast rule to follow. You’ll need a little pa­ tience and a bit of trlal-and-error at flrst Since there’ll be widely differing light conditions and subjects, your best bet will be to try several exposures—noting the length of time and the lens opening used for each shot Some picture-takers Ilka to stick to the “rule of three"—one exposure based on checking prevailing con­ u ry of __________ on who* Ftwuhpwrar ’ entn would atUJ tbs United Butaa snougb By UNITED PERM strength to mora Into ths Tht Port Wayne Pistons have Eaat If aocaacanr: satisfied wa do hara toe an eaay explanation why their five-game losing streak was end ed: They just hit rock bottom— MEMPHIS, Taon.: Cap*. Elwyn liter. Uy. IH» tewM oa stager Elvis Prailey’i I V Pistons ended their skein U draft eUaalflcaUon: when they beat the Minneapolis rtkyileally Presley la an A-pro- Lakers, 67-68, at Winnipeg. Man., fb . aad that’a aa high aa you where the game was played on cement floor before a crowd i*-. f .t . . . . of 1,000. CAMBRIDGE, If a a a.: Hugh Both teams had trouble drib­ toUrtan, British Labor Party bling and running on the hard gadar, btllaTing Rad China should surface In the first half which Church O fficers b admitted to tha United Nation* ended with Port Wayne in front. bcurity Council:______________ 43*96. The pace picked up in the T o Be Ordained, second half ami came to a rousing end when Mei Hutchins last sec­ Installed Sunday ond goal clinched matters for the An ordination md Imtallntlon Pistons. service for new officer, will be Harry Gallatin grabbed IT re­ ILAV1A— The monthly meet­ bounds and scored !6 points *o held Sunday. 11 a. in., et the First ing of St Luka's Christian Day lead the New York Knickerbock­ Chriatlsn Church. Pantor Perry Ithooi P-TA will ba held Jan. IS ers to a 113-109 victory over the L .Stone will deliver a me*MRe • t ip .n i. in tha school auditorium. Boston Celtics and Maurice Stoke* In keeping with the aeration. The service will Include the Tha durational part of the pro- scored 8 point* and Jack Twy m a t will be a tnovl* on "The lie man It to spark <he Rochester laying on of hands and prayer iSgaltl* lad Paaeeotbo of C m Royals to a 95 94 triumph over for tho»e not previously onlilned. J, Karl Evsne and ndt E. Purvis ■nnleahb D(senses.” the Philadelphia Warriors in the will take office a* elder* for a Tit* business portion o f tha other games, which were played I two year term while Chsndlor ■anting will be presided over by as • doubleheader before 13,126 at Vail, K. C. Dobson and John Ralr the President, Andrew Duda Jr. Madison Square Garden. will become deacons. Mr*. Bartow Fort Wayne Ends Losing Streak Doy School P-TA To M eet Tuesday The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log • a a o e a u is a i. a . tS U lM 11 ee 1*:*S l* :ts Hits tm u bsdav h v k n in u «-u lu c re ' Stores It Cspt Keeaerop Open House Oarry Moor* Arthur Oodfrer Sink* It Rick APTKRXOO.V Vtlleel Lady Lor* of Ufa Search tor Tomorrow tiuidUa Ltaht I 00 Iteport Sued I p and be Counted Ae the World Turne Our lllu llrook. * l« lit* J K £ .««# "lR tl «*«»• Welt S o ld ie r * * f r . f t e e e Hive 11:1! IV . W e e ifc e r-N e w e -B e e rl* IMS R T S t T S g T r u b l e s w ith dob 11:1! 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BlSbl 0* It! 11:11 tt:S « Veur o w e Hem* Uarr Hear* S e o e atrlh* It RlrS irra e s s s s ’ T ilt H ellIV KVNVINB The Rhrtnm llaur fltf World ai at. 1:11 Twilight eca gt Sill ■pent Book Sill Mutle .1 R .ieen t ?:SS P ooib .ll Prophet Tilo Rddl* yrieher ll't Dencetlm* \% Nltht Edition Sill ■trial!? rn.trum .aial 111* nkylhm lloor lt:*S At Home With Meal. 11:11 News It:** Slga O ff pit in it Monxixn CIS Slop Oa *:*l Daws Breakers 5110 New. 5111 Weetere Jemkere. 1:11 News It** Berea O'clock d o b Till New*-Florida Til* New*— World T:lt ■ports At e Ultnce l:#8 Jockey'. Choice Vetlent iJtdr l a t e of Lite Heerrb Cor Tom orrow _____ Ouldtny --------•J;*w W elter Crooklt* **4 New* l i l t Steed Up eod Be C oeolod l:ts At th* World Tore* Our Him Urook* 1 ;|* Art U n k le lie r * Ueueeparty l i l t Viewer* Pla**t *.*o B is P eraft M S Channel III Croeereeds l i s t Bob Croeby 8bow 1:14 Morales P e re tle u UN COLOR! S:«l If.rm ea ? Tim* WMBR-TV JAUliaOIIVILLB tits World At Ntae CTIANNRL d T W ® «»D A V BVENIWB 1:11 Martins Mtlodler til* Drtshler Day S:t* Her* end There ISIS* U t l Club »•)» Becret Storm icifi 6 t » i iU o Kds* o f M eet 11:11 i l l * Club jtiSO Mlcker Mouse • :M l^in# R sesor Hit* Qeme Of Mtlad. I l l s SitS Report APTWWVOnn t i l l Dona Edward. tie * World At Neee Hcleece PUtlei 11:11 Radio Warm Digest ^11# Hal Pre.ton 11:14 Iter Non* Ranch Ilt4 New* H i.it Trooper c lim e . till tier Noe* Reach IS* Prldar M .lin ts SJS I'I.rh ou .e I* ]):* • l i t i s iteoort 111* World et Three j i i l l Let* anew 1:11 Public Bee Pasture i l i l ! N .w t A B ia s.O ff CIS Record Preview rntDAV ■ o sa n ia Tee* Time 1:11 Teel r e llt r e e ilM New* t ** Peed M oraine. W ill fteaere. « It Tees Tim* irn im S. Hinson Jr., will be formally set apart ae a deaconess and Letter Ttiarp, George W. Morgan und W. H. Young will be installed a. truetcm for period, of one to three years. Functional committee* fr.r 1947 have been appointed by Clyde E Feather., chairman of the Board They are listed below. Worship committee: W. II. Young (chairman), IMt K. Purvia, John Ralr, R. II. William*. Mr*. Earl F.vana and Jay M. Walter. Education committee: E a r l Evans (chairman), 3(rs. W. II. Young. Mrs F. L. Ellett, Mr*. B. S. Hinton Jr, and Mrs. Perry L. Stone. Evangelism and inrmberehip development: Mrs. J. J. Horton Sr., Mrs. O. D. lan d ieo, Mrs. G. W Roland, Mrs l<e*ter Thorp, and Mr*. John Hair. Mission, committee: Mr*. O. T. Pearson (chairman). Mm, J. L. Horton Jr., Mr*. Effle Durden and Mn. J. R. Richard.*. Finance committee: L a . t p r Tharp, George W. Morgan. Mias Ifelty Wolfram, Mr*. John C. Dietz, and J. J. Knight. Property Committee: Chandler Vail (chairman), II. S. Iliason Jr., E. C. Dobaon. James L. Parker. J. I- Horton Jr. Education building committee: Neighborhood Serv ice Station Excellent Residential Area fit j j i v i ji , we. V ditions carefully against those listed in tha instructions that coma with your film, another ex­ posure half as long, and a third one about twice aa long. If you're wondering how you can keep an eye on the subject and still observe the second hand on your watch to time the ex­ posure, there’s an old snapshooter’a trick you may want to bor­ row. It seems somebody once fig­ ured out that It take* about one second to sey "one chimpanzee," another second to say “two chim­ panzees," and so on. (No one haa ever told us, but wa imagine a half a second would be worth only “one chimp” ) We’re In­ clined to think that "one kan­ garoo" or “one lion cub” would do just as well for counting pur­ poses, if you don’t happen to be partial In chimpanzees! With today*! cameras and the new dims on the market, there’s no reason tor not having fun with your camera right around the clock. So, how about putting ■ little “ night-life" next on your shooting schedule? —John Van Guilder Board (ConUnued from Psae One) provement* arc to be made. It wa build schoota ws’re going to have to have money," explained Swoffonl, "I don’t think there has ever been a road building program In Seminole County and wg need it," said the new commissioner. Swoffonl emphatically stated, in hie suggestion for a three point program, that “ I’ m not willing io sit here on this board and not do something about It." Commissioner Swoffonl also staled that "I nm in favor of ion* ing." and added, "I am going on record a* being for It.” In another effort Ui reduce the coil of county operating experw**, Commissioner- John Krider re­ quested that in Investigation be made of the Seminole County Home on the basis of cost, "Whe­ ther ft would he cheaper to keep the County Homs or to rontrac the care of it. inmates." Report:, previously read before Hie commissioners revealed that the coat of operating th* home fothe month of December. 1936 was 336 per day for 16 Inmates. “ Each person there I. eligible for some state and federal aid," said Kridrr, "and by being In a private* home they can receive It." <Kd w Shuffltboard Ttam .Jardlrn Exams For Jobs Ways Yesterday Urn Fifth U. S. civil Service Regional Office, Atlanta. Ga^ an­ nounces an open eompetlthr* ex­ amination for career or tempor­ ary appointment to th# positions of substitute clerk, substitute car­ rier, and subetitoto special de­ livery messenger ta the Sanford, Post Office. Applications will be accepted from persons who reside within the delivery of th# post office named or who era bona fide pa­ tron* or such office. Persons em­ ployed la the Poet Office will be considered Bon* Fid* patrons of the office. Applications mart be received or poet marked on or before Jan. 30, 1957. Th# beginning basic rate of pay is |t.n per hour. Applicants must hara reached their IHh birthday on th* closing date for acceptance of applications.. Thl* age limit does not apply to persona entitled to veterans’ preference. . Necessary forma and further Information may be obtained from the Postmaster st th# Post Office, or from th# Fifth U. S. Civil Ser­ vice Regional Office, PeaehtreeBaker Building. MS Psaehtree St., N. E. Atlanta 3, Ga. The Sanford ttufftaboard Team renewed Ito winning way* yester­ day afternoon by suddenly Or­ ange City to 9 games. The teem a id * a road trip to Orange City tor !b# tournament. Turnon oar afternoon tha 9aa* ford team win ba seeking another win when they take to th* road ooee more. This time they ga to New Smyrna Beach to play an afternoon tournament. A new tournament has bean set up by the Sanford Rhuffleboard Club. Called the Celery City Mix­ ed Doubles, tha tournament will draw visitors and contestants from various parts of tbs rtato. To be playeyd Jan. a and a , the ladies of thq Sanford Shuffiaboaid Club will stags a big lunch for the occasion on the tourna­ ment daya- Carrie Ann Kennedy (Sanford) Jams* Mitchell (Sanford) Evelyn DaMattto (Sanford) William Thomas (Sanford) Baby Girl DcMattto Baby Girl Redding Baby Boy Pierey Baby Girl MUler Discharge* Mildred Walker and baby (Oviedo) Gertrude Anderson (Sanford) Essie Mae Hill (Oviedo) Ruby Griffis (Sanford) Edna Lightfoot (Sanford) Ophelia Usk (Fern Park) Manuel Joe* Cumha (Maitland) Visiting B een: Private Romne, II a. ra. to S p. m.; Semi Private Rooms, S to 4 pi. ra., I i s l p m.; Pediatrics, U a. m. to 1 p. ai Parents and Grandparents only: Oostetries, No visiting durine feeding of babies. Private Rooms. II a. m to IS noon, S to 4 p m. and T to • p /m .. Semi Private Rooms. 1 to 4 p. m. end 7 to S p. a . KEKI MOUTH CLOSED DURING WEST STORM A.Y 'Lid), Tiv OT— A.ruifL A3IARILLO, Tex HJ1— Airman Paul G. Decring of Niagara, N. Y., has learned not to open hit mouth during a wind storm Dee ring, an Instructor at Ama­ rillo alrbese, did so Wednesday to answer a student's question and a strong gust New a partial den turn out of his mouth. ADVERTISING SLOGAN BACKFIRES EL CENTRO. Calif. W— An advertising slogan has backfired on Ihe owner of a desert restau­ rant Th# slogan. "When It rains th* food h free,” paid off for cus­ tomers Wednesday when it rained her# for the first time In two years. forward" to the continuing growth of this church. The community will be glad to know that the Scotta will be going no farther away than Winter Park and so can continue the friendship* they hav# made In their five years in Lake Story. Th* well attended congregv tlonal meeting was closed with a prayer. Afterwards it was learn­ ed that the two juniors, Sliaa Jo Ann Newbury and Stlss Nancy Joe Tombler, who had taken such ex­ cellent csre of Ihe little folks in the nursery during the meeting, were donating to the Building Fund the money they received as "Baby Sitter*’’ on this occas­ ion. J o President (Continued from Pag* 1) of Hungarian refugees admitted to this country as parolees. He also said he shortly would send Con­ gress a special message asking for changes In the Immigration laws. 4- An appreciable Increase ta appropriations for Ihe U. .S. In­ formation Agency to strengthen the voice of freedom against Com­ munist propaganda. 5 Congressional authorization of full participation ta tha interna­ tional atomic energy agency. On the International front, Mr. Elsenhower repeated hi* concern over the threat of Soviet’s agres­ sion ta the Middle East. Today he said: “ By our proposed programs ta the 3(lddle East we hope to assist in establishing a climate In which constructive and long-term solu­ tions to basic pnblems of the area may be sought." Farm Pieter* B*tt*r Mr. Elsenhower explained that his detailed farm "rogram for 1937 would b« outlined in the budget message But In the mean­ time, he said, he found that "the long slide In farm income has been halted and that further Im­ provement is in prospeet.” Ht called this "heartening progress" and promised that the administra­ tion would seek constantly new ways by which farm families could share more fully In tb* "ar> presedented prosperity of the na­ tion." Jis is p wear by Circle M eet Told The Rose Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at th* home of Mrs. Charlos Cole in Geneva, A rovcnxl dish luncheon will be served. o r e t h o n y o u n e e d o r le ss th a n y o u jN a n r^ turn a bold shoulder to party fun.... in W A R N E R 'S loan s up G A C Strapless Bras to $300 F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N --------------------------------SANFORD------------------------------- - 111 W eil First Streef.................... Tel. 1155 A * trap less by Warner’ s leave* you free for fun, and It has all the little niceties that add up to Ihe but word in comfort. You can be sure we hate a Warner's for you— there're that many te choose from ! 3.95 — 6.50 (014 PfinctM ffc«a’«r BrntfeUg) Opportunity For Individual Wanting Year • Round Profitable nuainemi With Small Invent menL -----------------------ORLANDO---------------- ------- P H O N E S A N F O R D 2451 1243 East Colonial Drive'*........7 ? . Tel. 5-2642 FICTITIOUS NAME. NOTICE IH H EREBY OIVEN that I am engaged In business at 417 Hanfurd Atlantic Nation*) Bank Bldg, und-r th* flotlllou s D i m s John It. Williams Insurant* A gsn cy and that l inland to rssla tsr said asm* with th* C le r k -O r "tllF -V lrca ll Court, Ssmlnol* County, F loy. Ida, la arrordanrs w ith ths pro­ vision o f ths F lrlltlou * Nam* gtatats, to-w iti Section SIS.01 Florida Statute 1*55. It- J «Tur"1>»- W ID O W W A R N E R 'S Even the bigxeat, hnddest e f the breed torn Into abeolate InmltN far the Rlrl In this charmer. Molds you upward, curvcn in lit Ihe waist— give* you lhat irresistible "slim, slim torso Un­ less you want to spend every evening al Grandmother's House, come In and pick up your M erry Widow today. 10-95 others . . . 10 00 — 15.00 George W. Morgan (chairman) C. E. Feathers. Chandler Vail, and Mr*. W. H. Young. 407 Wett Central Avenue!........... Tel. 3-6493 (tswar H.i.l »..IS.»4) ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED V w .s l/ Hi Jim SmsII 1 ... Cswpoxy "fwm ily Cmi'.I n«MC Csrp n a i a a i a i aaM a i M a i m M i ppu m a y i * l Th* nature o f this ____suit t l Is• to quiet .. . lb* till* to ths a b o v e d esc ribed land. WITNESS my hand and tb# s*a4 of said Conrt at Sanford, BsmlnoU County. Florida, thl* 1»ih day s# Docsranor. A. D. IMS. O P. Herndon Clerk o f said Court n n o . a . h p e e ii j r Attornrr for plain tiff P. O. Ito* 1S*« Hanford. Florida. (CLERK 'S BEAL) .... M ERRY 0 “Ji of SE<4 o f Brctloa IS. T o w n s h i p ■outti, l u n g s Si E a s t You and sa ch o f y ou . s r * ha rt by n ot ifl sd that a s u it bos b i t s bruukbt a g ain st y o u ta tho C ir­ cuit Court, in aa d for Uotnlnols County Florida. In c h a u c s r y . ontktlsd J. WSt. M A R T I N , p lain t iff . » , C H A R L E S C D O B B I N K St al. dsfsn da nts, aad y ou . a a d s a c b o l roll a r s rrunlrsd to f t l s y o u r a n •wtr to p la i n t i f f * c o m p l a l a t with ih* C lork o f raid Court, and r r r r a upon plaintiff* at to r n e y Cl EG. A. a r E K I l . J R . w h o s o address Is P O. R” X I ! * ! . Hanford. F lo r id * . * e o o r o f raid s n s w s r o n o r b s f o r s Thursday. January IT, A. D , l»IT . and If y o u fall to do so. a «•<;'•# pro c o n fo s s o w ill b# s n t s r s d ag a in s t you. and sach o f y ou . f o r th# r e lie f o m pplain l a i nt.t demanded In said c om \ Athl mitmeats to gxtrarlrh pan raks baiter and serve with pr# wrvej tor «ls««srt. m xoticbi o r s e r r STATE o r VLOIIIDA TO: U iA K U il! C. DUUUI.NS, J. K. u u m e u . u. a n o w a k d and J. JL JIcNATT. If allr# aad thslr rsspcctlv* unknown spousst It msrrtsd. aad M dr ad, tb rlr rsspsaItr* unknown hrlrr. dsrtssrs, srsntecr. assigns**. Itsnors cre­ ditors trurtsss. o r any and ail o tb *r nrrsuns clalm ln* by, ihroush. undsr i f ayslnst said rstpsetirs aamsd dsfsudanU : C U ItlllE AIUOHE UCU. IU unknown atsigaa, ruccss•urt In Intsrsst, trurtsss and all othsr partis* slalm log Intarrai by, tbrooak. aadsr o r against t*M tu r n s Moors a C«M and any s t ­ ill nsrsuns' fiavtna, nr claim ing to bars any rlgl'L tills o r Intsrssl In th« follow in g described land, Irian and being In Hrmlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, to-w iti N % o f SE yo n A *T d ^ T h ^ e » o b o r r o w Legal Notice U )o lf O i HERE’S ONE MORE THING YOU’RE SURE TO LIKE ABOUT OUR STREAMLINED LOAN SERVICE... SiK ------ F O R L E A S E ------ PS Named At Church FOSPITAL NOTES JAN. 9 Comreoation Meet Cb-nnnaffy Prasfcytartaa Ctareh teM ito 1 meeting Tuesday evening._____ It coavened with prayer by the pee* tor. toe Rev. L. W. Scott. The chief busiaeee wea the elec­ tion o f two elder* to fill the exptaed torma of P. D. Anderson and H. M. Cochran and the expired term o f trnatot P. D. Andenon. Th* •nominating c o m m i t t e e through Ito chairman, Mr. Ander­ son presented Ito choice and alert­ ed were Elder* If. C Smith and David Newbury and Trustee Mor­ ris Steiner, Following election o f officers report* from th* various groups of the ehureh were heard. Trea­ surer Andereon gave e detailed account of the financial Income and output for 1166. H. M. Gleason chairman of Benevolence* report­ ed on the amounts given by the ehureh to the various Boards of Missions, Synod and to Special Offerings. R. W. Keogh, in the ab­ sence of M. C. Smith, ireasurer of th* building fund reported the progreas made on the Education­ al Building and outlined th* future Deeds, Mr. Keogh, as superintendent of the Sunday School told of the work of that group and person­ ally thanked eaeh teacher, Indivi­ dually and the Assistant superint­ endent. Mrs. Walter I. Piper, president of the Buaineae Women’ s Circle recounted the various pre­ lect* of this, the only organized Women’s group, which concerns itself not only with the local church activities but with th* out* r*"ch of Ihe church. Mri. R. W. Keogh, correspond­ ing secretary of the Friend »hf? Sunday School Clb n composed of the young married couples gave the report of Its activities, chief among them being raising money for th* building fund through church sappers. The Payor’s report completed the meeting. He mentioned th* tet gain of 11 in membership, during 1936 and voiced the ap­ preciation of all wlien he com­ mended Mr. Piper for his fine work, not only as a Sunday School class teacher but for his outstand­ ing work as director of tha choir. In the same category was his praise o the service Mm. J. M. Thompson gives as organist and that of the pastor's wife who has put so much time Into the weekly printing of the church bulletin Pastor Scott enters upon his retirement the last of January and so his final remarks were a "looking back" at hla more than 44 yean of ministry In the Pres­ byterian Church and a "looking Chrif Sarvfct Hospital Notes Opens Competitive Renews W inning Stephen Dodson (Sanford) L a m Drown (Geneva) Orrile K. 4 .\. 2Eiden, Tralee ’ Ml �I . --c.-sweS** f ' » • ' — -,'7- V-‘ ‘ ' ' " \ Tu-r *-25:*' S r r 2 f 1“ ;TS . '-Tre-res^'- _cv,. Sfiop and Save hi Sanford I f Y rhp H a n ld to N o d M i n o r * By t P . I L C U 1»21 B oforo 7 P .M . F or M N rvf • A N O fD B P B N M M T D A IL Y N V W V A F S K FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1937 United Prcoo Loaned W iro N a 17« Police, M ilitia O p en On Demonstrators Better W a ge s Sought Commission Adopts Resolution Lauding Krider. For Service BUDAPEST Hi — PoUc# and Hungarian militia opened fir* to­ day on thousand* of worker* A resolution, adopted by the shouting ontl-Communlat slogan! Board of Sanford City Commis­ In Budapestsioners at Ita Tuesday night’s The main clash look place out­ meeting was released today. ride the sprawling Iron and atoal The resolution praised John mills aa auburbban Daepel Island RICHARD H. EGGKR8 OF THE NATIONAL BOA 01 OF REALTORS *1 It* to Dm Seminole County In the Danube ltlver south of th* ftoaid of Realtors ycsterlay at a luncheon meetist ftoft to right) at ti i speakers Ukli are: Mar* Krider for his out landing work city. Leas serious Incident* oe■and Ball, president of the Seminole County Board. E ff t n , and Mrs, Nancy Lana, district vice on the Board of Sanford City Commissioners, call* attention cured near other major factories. president. (Staff Photo) lo the fact that John Krider has Police fired with submachine now completed his term as a gun* and carblnea on tha demon­ member oil the Sanford City Com­ strators, but tha shots war* directmission and hat retired from lta ed over the head* of the crowd*. membenhlp. 1 U waa nog reported Immediately U "John Krider." states the re­ there were any serious casual­ solution,” In the performance of ties. his service as a member of the The demonstrators said they Sanford City Commission haa were clamoring for better wages. worked diligently and unselfishly They carried placards denouncing for the betterment and welfare government concessions as Inade* of this city and lta people, and quale. devoted to such service time and A STUDENT AT ALL SOULS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL arerptn an American Flag froat Roy Grian. But observers said the main effort above the strict call of duty, Kxaltca Rules of the Sanford Elks 1-odge. The fla if pole, donated and constructed by the Iloly Name reason for th* new outburst od and it la tha desire of the pre­ Society *t All Sonia Catholic Church waa dedicate . {Staff Photo) violence wgre: sent commission that proper re­ 1- The unrelenting tone of Pro-' cognition and appreciation be ex­ mler Janoi Kadar’a policy stat» residential, pressed to this retiring commls"The day of big smoke-bulging big industry a n d ment last Sunday which said flat­ mills Is gona,’ Richard IL Eggeri areas are provided," said Eggeri., sioner for the conscentoua effort ly the government waa returning of the National Association of Real Speaking before the members he ha* devoted In hi* capacity on to rigorous Communist dictator Estate Boards said yesterday aa of the Seminole County Board of ‘ he City Commission." ship. he spoke on the potential Indust­ Realtors at n luncheon m»e Irvg The resolution stated that sin* 3. Government attempt* to Infflrial grow tit of Sanford and Semi­ held at Jim Spencer's Restaurant, cw* commendaRrai and appro* trait tho factory workers’ corns nole County. "Industry Is looking Egger. said "I think Industrial cilt with Kadar Communists. «* ‘ he City Commission for locations where they can build growth will come to this area be- ***•> *or 3. Mass layoffs In factories al ,n d of over Hungary which Kadar o r VIENNA W — RebeUIoua Hun­ sprawling opestory buildings sur­ cause of the avaUability of land. £>* community be expressed, dtred for Rio now year. garian minors rtnowod domandi rounded by beautiful shrubs and railroads, waterways and all other tor hl' ou‘ s,*')dl"* * T lc* » hlU ATLMONTK SPRINGS—A large WARSAW <tp— C o m m u n i s t The clashes followed resign*' today for the withdraw! of ail flowers, he said. facilities that arc attractive to * member of this body, crowd of members and guest* of tlons of workers councils at . . **| C Soviet armed forcea from Hun­ And aa he spohMftf .hi* areas' the Investor.” The resolution wa. signed by Chins Premier Chou En-Lal nr- ^ the Altamonte Springs Civic Club Csepcl, tho Bctojannto electrics! rived here today fresh from talks' I I’ ll 11 a lV j D r Q V gary. potential he said ::Tndustry U nec­ Howevor, he bad a warning for the newly elected Mayor, David with Kremlin leaders ami sakl he gathered at aha Community works and at least 21 other fac­ essary for home building in that the realtors "Look at your com­ Gatehel and Commissioners F. DHome Wednesday night to hear tories In Budapest. Kadir’i tough la (lad Poland and Russia recent­ Planes A re Back LONDON W — Sir Anthony they provide the taxes and the in­ munity In the light of whnt you Scott, Merle W. Warner, Earl . , _. , Mr*. Florence Lamborn of Winter new .militia took over factories tEdon reaignod hi* Mat in the come for local governmenta to can do and the influence you can Higginbotham and A. L. Wilson. ly strengthened "friendly rela­ tions.” experiences where tho mood of workers was iD mio of Common* today and was furnish the facilities for growth.” “ __ ____ * woman exert. woman war war correspondent in Ko particularly ugly. It was ■ broad hint that the It to necessary for communities onpoetad toon to giro up hi* CoaF O R T LAUDERDALE "If 1 can do but one tiling," he 1st Lt. Riney Now time baa come tor Com 'sis to - —A » » '• •orratlre Party leadership. Soeh to docisto y __ which . way they The McdMetTanesp frtlt Opr *pray 1 M * . — ... ■aid, ” 1 want to convince rotrJust! _ . , L ,,. . . . . . gW T a n k s, . r « Her toao-flltod tywr-Mtakad a* Thurtday-etf w U--N. proposal to a move would giv# Print* Minlator want to ' w j f leant how lo plants were bark In operation how Important tioJ>mlnolc CounV JI r lC C T ” I I I V a n O T g c Chou tip-toed around Poland’s the spoke of several incidences send a five • nation tnvastJgrstloA Harold Macmillan a fro# hand In adjust the * , -wth with an or* u » * , » ,w Q f M o r in e s H e fe recent moves for independence here today after a long layoff and of tjios* people there, who commission to Hungary ipurred patching i'o th% Anglo-American gealaed plan which will protect „ community—we are a gran room from Moscow and emphesiied Jack Mercer, supervisor of the had become so dear to her heart. the worker* to their reaction, ob» alllanc'' the taxpayer, he explained.' organisation—a part of the romMarine First L i e u t e n a n t that ties with Russia and olher U. S. Department of Agriculture, She repeated over and over again servers said. "Prohibited tuning Isn’t the (Continued on Page ft) Francis Riney, assumed duty as CommunUt countries are all—im­ ordered a portion of the city "It was terrible" ns she re-lived WASHINGTON «J» — Top Ameri­ answer . . it takes realistic plan­ Offlccr-ln-Charge of the Marine portant. can officiate today were reportsd ning to that buffer tones between sprayed after the discovery of a the past In her 45-mlnute talk Funeral Services "Your country ba* had many before an audience of 100 or more Detsrhment'of Sanford Naval Air optimistic that negotationa will 1 W ord C a n M ean fly Thursday. new, greet achievements but also persons. Station, January Kh. hagln coon on a permanent act* Saturday Afternoon As a rmult, the spray planet Lt. fUney replaced Marine CaJ- "M F difficulties which with great Wmtnt of the Su«x Canal con­ H all T o Q uit Post She went to Korea In 1053 and Lot In New s Story tain E. 0. Love, who has been rffor‘ * « n°w **''’ 8 overcome." will again douie the area every worked troversy. Tha Suex problam was as a photographer and For Thom as Powell Um- word can mean u let in a tran.ferredd to duty at the Camp ] •"» »aid ° " “ •’rival at Warsaw atr- week for six weeks. Mercer said the number one Issue to be dis­ Feb. 1; To G e t now* correspondent for the Storknews story. Thomas F. Powell, TT, passed cussed at talks this afternoon be­ Lejeune Marine Base, Camp Le port. the discovery of the specimen in a helm Pldignn, a dally newspaper. nwav at a DeLanrf turting horn* As a matter of fact, one word Jeune, N. C. "But to this end tho unification tween Secretary of State John H ig h Federal Job She also worked for the Tokyo trap was a "low blow," at 3:45 p. m. Monday following • of all force* is needed In ahe created widespread concern when Foster Dullos and vljiUng French Before reporting aboard San­ WASHINGTON W— Leonard It was left off of a front page new* Authorities who, had not found a Evening Newi and The Uriilsh lirgering illness. Foreign Minister Christian Plnestruggle agaln.it the anti-socialist New* Agency. Besidea being a ford Naval Air SUtJon, Lt Rimy W. Hall said today ha will quit them in yesterday’s Sanford Her­ Sir. Powell war born In Dawson, antl-Communlst forces,” he added. fly In the area for two months correspondent, the worked aa a au. * as Republican national chairman ald and caused numerous tele­ was attached to the Fourth Mar­ The Foie*, fearing Clwu has had said they believed the fly had medic in the first aid station* in Ga„ Aug. to, 1879 and had lived lo WASHINGTON IP — Prctidsnt Feb. 1, and authoritative sources phone call to The Sunford Herald ine Division, In Japan. He la a become a “ Moscow" man, regard­ Elsenhower's State of the Union been eradicated In ’ troward her spare time. In 1054 sho be- D<-Laml for tha past 23 years. Ho graduate of the Marine Corps Of­ was a retired State Road Depart­ ed his vial with somo apprehen­ County. Message act the stage today for ■aid he will be given a high fed­ Office. -nme a lecturer for the Swedish ficer Candidate School, arid the ment employe. He sras s member .twnujor congressional battle over eral Job. The story, concerning a man towa State Teacheri College, Ce­ sion. After st first seeming to sup­ Board of Education, coming to of tho Primitive Baptist Church. Hall’ s lUivesaor as party chief who had regained Ms sight will be port Poland’s move for indoprndi W i interest rates. dar Falla, lowg, where he obtained " ln,pr I’ ark 1935 wllRThr h>,rUhu» probably will b« disclosed Jan. 22. carried again ( ’ ay on one of aml thnt|nchl| (lrrn m. ciio* from Moscow the Chinese (R\ oufiau rriiaa nn ss 1i ou . . w-uo rr Iund Survivors Include his srklow, his Bachelor of Arti degree In A f t e r Hall’s announcement, the inside eve! have launched bitter attacks on with the one Physical Education. (torn’s aro owners and publisher* Mrs. M. T. Powell. DeLand: one , OO S I’ roaldent Elsenhower Issued a word “ blscl Msrsral Tito of Yugoslavia and Past District d. uf Thr Winter Park Herald, a stop daughter In Orlando; and on* A native of K.ihuku, Oahu, llnstatement crediting him with rehis cult of "other roads to social­ weekly newspaper. Mrs. Lsntbom niece In Tampa. However, reader, -id not know Lt. Ftlncy is married to the C h om ber T o n igh t vitalising Die Republican Party. whether there was one word left -rail, Governor Monday ism communism.” Funeral service* srill ba bsld „ , .1* tho author o the book called, former Miss Esther Briggs, of CANON C1TV, Colo, ith— John "I sincerely hope,” the President off, a paragraph omitted, or half Oakland, Iowa, lie entered the Saturday afternoon at 1.30 ag Past District Goverror ll*rry| a Swedish Woman In Korea. Gilbert Graham, still calm and raid, "that his wisdom and his the story. Smith, of Winter Garden, will he Preceding th* speaking. Mr*, Brlsson Funeral Home with Elder Marine Corps in September, 1053. Bandits Torture cooperative In hi* death cell, will long years of experience at the guest speaker at the regular T. F. Wood, service chairman for Ia-Roy Devane of the Primitive legislator, judge and chairman pay. wi h his life tonight for the meeting of the Sanford Rotary -he Civic Club gave a lengthy and Baptist Church of Jennings offi­ Spinster Sisters bojnb deaths of At persons aboard will continue to be available not Club, Monday noon, ai at me the Yacht Interesting report u,of mr the ,-ir .ic­ ciating . • | » . v mu, .nunaejr »*om i most ....v, v. uh* re|wn $ airliner near Longmont, Colo- only to the party but to the na­ Burial will be In Evergreen In KODDery A ttem pt nub, program chairman Tom tlvltle-s of her committee. She de tion In the yesrs ahead." Nov. 1. 1955. Ometery In Sanford. * ' lf«M -1 1 --* — -9 tnJ.u ACribi’ d I K n f'hrlwf ntee U fw antus, the Christmas wrapped Mero discloeed today. High administration sources said CHICAGO W — Five masked Nearly 5,000 Saiifurd and Semi-.this year la 10,000 X-rayi to deThe confessed timrbomber will Smith, who has devoted years tu packages of home-made randy, this means Hall will gat an lmenter Ihe state’ s lethal gas cham­ por-urit federal post, possibly of nole County citizen* have taken; termine If the dread Til germ bandits tortured two splmters by work of B»y Scouts, will be intro­ cookies, nock* and other gift cnwith cigarettes President Invites advantage of the TB X-rny unit’s i* affrt-ting anyone In this urea. burning them ber at Colorado 8 ‘ ste Prison here (Continued on Page 8) Cabinet rank. Hall himself would Free x-rays Ibis week. The TB X-ray unit will bo clos1 and s gas h-t in a futile attempt duced by Harry Simpson, a mem­ al an hour yet to be disclosed. He not discuss his mason* for resign­ Queen T o V isit U.S. Mr*. Lorrsinu Graham, Execu­ ed Monday’ but will rvoiwn Tues­ to foice them >n disclose where ber of tlis- loeul chili. has rcqueat«d no rpecial consid- ing or his immediate plan*, except their monewahidden. tive Secretary of the Seminole day mornlnj at 9 o’cleck. Th* LONDON tP— President F.leetv eyvtion. to say he will take a vacation af County TB and Health Association Seminole County surrey will con­ The victims. Mis* Martha Gold, ho»>r has invited Queen ElitaThe 2i-year-o!d saboteur saw his six or seven weeks In Florida fein, 58. nnd her sister Botty. 50 said this morning that 4.009 x- tinue through Wed. Jan IS. wife. Gloria, for the la*t .tiip*. But he told members of the rny* havn been made up until b«-th tn mnk,» a "layn-polltlcal’* were h «nttalized for treatment of Mrs- Graham said Unit 2,1841 of Stmd.iy. She l»n’ i returning, she na-ionul committee that "m y serv­ this morning when thr unit* open­ visit to the United Slates in Oc­ been made >t the second degree burns, shook and Partly rloudy bcroniilig parti) Q&i, "b-cause It’ s too hard on let to my country and my party- ed at 9 o’clock. in downtown San wrenched arms. cluuily lo rloudy Saturday. Coolrr tober, it was reported todsy. t Soth of us." hat not ended " Tha goal io Seminole County They said the m»n entered their with low tonight 15 to 50. Continu­ The London Dally Mirror said Graham, who tha state hat con­ second story apartment over a vn ed rather cool Saturday, ~ ~ 8 the official Invitation will be ex­ tended blasted the plane out of cant store by using a ladder and A * sky to collect trip insurance tended by retiring U. S. Ambassa­ breaking a windowon hU mother, one of the victims, dor Wlnthrop Aldrich before ha “ O, K., now you’re going tu tell never .ought clemency, or even an iu where the money Is hid.” they his post la*er this moral), appeal of his conviction. And none quoted one of Ihe bandit* as say­ although discussions of the prola Ihdieated. ing while the oth*r* threatened visit have been held for tho Mrs. Graham said stie probably them with guns and knives. past several weeks botween tho doe* not love her husband now. When the wutnen Insisted they j f c ’ l gue»s pity’s the only thing I Whit<> House and Buckingham had none, the bandit* ranmeked rsve lef..’ ’ehc said, Palace. the eight • room apartment and Tha visit would ba Elizabeth’* then began torturing the sisters. first as sovereign of the British They held the womeu's hands M a n Is Fatally Empire and b*r second to Uio against an Igtiltcd gas Jet on a United Statm. Sho and her hus­ Burned In Shower stove ami pressed lighted band made a tour of tha United JACKSON, Miss A Texettes against their bodies. When States and Canada in 1951, aj_businessman was burned fatal­ President Harry S. Truman re­ that failed, they removed tho wo­ ly’ in a mote! shower Thursday by marked as that time that "never men's shoes and found 580 hidden a stream of steaming water un­ before have we had euch a won­ in them. Martha said one of der which he lay unconscious for derful yuting couple that so com­ bandits threatened to pull off her hours. pletely captured the heart* of all toes with pliers. Police said L. M. Ayoub. of us.” Dallas wholesale dry goods owner, told them before he WOMAN ON PROBATION, C h e st X -R a y Unit at Baptist Hospital that ft* NEW PARTY LINE ed in a shower at thr Terry DETROIT c s - Mr*. Mary K. To Be In Longwood Motel. He was knocked out. ,’ le Barry has been placed on proba­ said that in falling be apparently Tlie Chest X-ray Unit will be in tion—and on a new telephone par­ hit Ike tap handle and turned on ty line. Police said she assaulted the steaming water. m°°?n‘fVonVof u L ^ i ^ d M ' n,NK F,IIST I-1IJUTENANT FRANCIS RINEY. (left) No a p. m. in iront or um cong soon offlrer la-Chsige of the Marine Dctachnent of Sanford Naval A Air a woman, with whom aha ahared A ins Id found him two hours FINAL PLANS FOR THE PILOT CLUB Hospital B nfllt CsrJ Party on Tuesday, Jan. IJ. at 1 p. m. »<*«• Station. U greeted by the former O. in C.. Marin*. Captain E.G. * Party Une, after the woman oc­ lifer and h# was rushed to the were set vesterds* by Mrs. Esther Ridge, (right) t.riwral thairaaa of tho party a^tis.sd by Sir*, t Evtacjrooa is urged to take ad tave, Uniog ecrciuuDica at me NAS Marine Uarrarka, January feldcntly left tho phone off Um (lipitsl. Vela Lsmhertsoa (loft). (Staff Photo) , i image of tide opportunity. (Official US Nsvy Photo) I hook. V Speaker Says industry N e c e s s a r y For Home Building op News 7 l rn Brief En-Lai Glad Poland, Civic Club Hears R ussia's Friendly War Correspondent Relations Stronger Tell Of Experiences, In Operation Today t'** «■ •'•«>« ><<* oronam tnters j Nearly 5,000 Get X-Rays This Week \ 'eather Additional Local News ■*» � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 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/f7e8198b483b9e1ffc8fbc187699b854.pdf e0cc624624bcff5c04c6839d81e48d68 PDF Text Text m v z ’rr> y:'. V|*w JM. 16. 1HT THE BAHFORD HERALD Iw tG uM iuotes From News it wa can new m «a afltotoL" n "I beflave dw CUaaaa CommuJ a t l a i i rt a w t skeuld ba allowed la taka Ha place baeauae it ia w n iiW af China and far la aaara ekaoct rf lu U . R m M ' dm BOLLYWOOD' Jerry Ciasler, B arb MeDoaahfa attorn*, trid>n m aaaa d l k a O J d b g paalka for trying ta prova •MtawMa ka « m OH- tha aetraaa’ kfctosp story a hoax: •It Is sbaat tlma.thai tha polka , M M toadbg with tha tavnatia l l 'a ia ? gattonaf t t f U lndpter tostead of 1T0N: Saa. Wflllam f . iavaatigating Mlaa McDonald." R-CaUf. an Ua pUaa HONOLULU: Pbaa^Coaaams rmed sag erOaai «a that I win not WsBesh J. Lawton of Alamo, Call! far raalaetioo to tiding a franUe fadlo Iheaaage that tha stork was about ta visit m aay present tar hi* airliner: ta 1M ." "Wa’nt having a baby-gat a CUaaaa Premier doctor quh*. ” Pi aaidant •web at this welghhsHiesd ehwrrh, are | LONDON: YtmoUto spokesmen ___ ___ MlddU Eaat fee right ih—tlag. •f aaflltary and aronomk predicting the Arab world would spring to their country’s defense N ig h t-life for Your.Camera tow er Doetria* haa in the event of large-aeab Us tba U. I A 'a *n- Uttaa with Britain. Light is a must In picture tak­ ditions carefully against those "Yaaaoa tan make or break ing, but that doesn't necessarily listed in tha instructions that Britain ai and It at Western plans ta Arabia." mean sunlight Moonlight, can­ coma with your film, another ex­ dlelight, street light—ell of .these posure half as long, and a third ________ of an th* rtaiaa aad paoplea.” ALEXANDRIA, Va: J u d g e will do nicely not only as a source one about twice aa long. If you're wondering how you James N. CoUsanto refusing to of Inspiration for your camera, S AFL-C10 Praaidant suppress a conviction of a Negro but as an effective source of light can keep an eye on the subject __mr canine for atom janitor accused of molesting two aa welL Indoors, either flash or and still observe the second hand on your watch to time the ex­ afalnat CommonUt ag newly arrived Hungarian refugee flood can be used to throw light posure, there’s an old snapshooton your subject after the sun hmj women: er’a trick you may want to bor­ _ _ f| Hand ConmunUm U " I V reaeon wa have freedom gone doom. Essential to any camera on the row. It seems somebody once fig­ B fear tt. T« fight Coromu- bar* [i baednao wa do not conceal night shift Is a tripod or some ured out that It take* about one things — neither the good nor aartadaljr ia not to tal nagaother solid support Withofft i t second to sey "one chimpanzee," tha bad." \ >..t \ you may spoil your picture—for another second to say “two chim­ 4 .\. j .t ; -------- •" even the slightest amount of cam- panzees," and so on. (No one haa u ry of era movement during a time ex­ ever told us, but wa imagine a __ ______ on who* posure can be fatal to the result half a second would be worth Ftwuhpwrar ’entn would atUJ As for the length of exposure only “one chimp”) We’re In­ tbs United Butaa snougb to be used for night shotj, there's clined to think that "one kan­ By UNITED PERM strength to mora Into ths really ho hard-and-fast rule to garoo" or “one lion cub” would Tht Port Wayne Pistons have follow. You’ll need a little pa­ do just as well for counting pur­ Eaat If aocaacanr: satisfied wa do hara toe an eaay explanation why their tience and a bit of trlal-and-error poses, if you don’t happen to be five-game losing streak was end at flrst Since there’ll be widely partial In chimpanzees! With today*! cameras and the ed: They just hit rock bottom— differing light conditions and subjects, your best bet will be new dims on the market, there’s MEMPHIS, Taon.: Cap*. Elwyn liter. Uy. IH» tewM oa stager Elvis Prailey’i I V Pistons ended their skein to try several exposures—noting no reason tor not having fun with U draft eUaalflcaUon: when they beat the Minneapolis the length of time and the lens your camera right around the rtkyileally Presley la an A-pro- Lakers, 67-68, at Winnipeg. Man., opening used for each shot Some clock. So, how about putting ■ “night-life" next on your fb . aad that’a aa high aa you where the game was played on picture-takers Ilka to stick to the little “rule of three"—one exposure shooting schedule? cement floor before a crowd i*.-f —John Van Guilder based on checking prevailing con­ .t .... of 1,000. CAMBRIDGE, If a a a.: Hugh Both teams had trouble drib­ toUrtan, British Labor Party bling and running on the hard gadar, btllaTing Rad China should surface In the first half which Church Officers b admitted to tha United Nation* ended with Port Wayne in front. bcurity Council:____________ 43*96. The pace picked up in the To Be Ordained, (ConUnued from Psae One) second half ami came to a rousing provement* arc to be made. It end when Mei Hutchins last sec­ Installed Sunday wa build schoota ws’re going to ond goal clinched matters for the An ordination md Imtallntlon have to have money," explained Pistons. service for new officer, will be Swoffonl, Harry Gallatin grabbed IT re­ ILAV1A— The monthly meet­ bounds and scored !6 points *o held Sunday. 11 a. in., et the First "I don’t think there has ever ing of S t Luka's Christian Day lead the New York Knickerbock­ Chriatlsn Church. Pantor Perry been a road building program In L .Stone will deliver a me*MRe Ithooi P-TA will ba held Jan. IS ers to a 113-109 victory over the Seminole County and wg need it," • t i p . n i . in tha school auditorium. Boston Celtics and Maurice Stoke* In keeping with the aeration. The service will Include the said the new commissioner. Tha durational part of the pro- scored 8 point* and Jack Twy Swoffonl emphatically stated, laying on of hands and prayer m a t will be a tnovl* on "The lie man It to spark <he Rochester in hie suggestion for a three point for tho»e not previously onlilned. iSgaltl* lad Paaeeotbo of C m Royals to a 95 94 triumph over J, Karl Evsne and ndt E. Purvis program, that “I’m not willing ■nnleahb D(senses.” the Philadelphia Warriors in the will take office a* elder* for a io sit here on this board and not Tit* business portion of tha other games, which were played I two year term while Chsndlor do something about It." ■anting will be presided over by as • doubleheader before 13,126 at Vail, K. C. Dobson and John Ralr Commissioner Swoffonl also the President, Andrew Duda Jr. Madison Square Garden. will become deacons. Mr*. Bartow staled that "I nm in favor of ion* S. Hinson Jr., will be formally set ing." and added, "I am going on apart ae a deaconess and Letter record a* being for It.” In another effort Ui reduce the Ttiarp, George W. Morgan und W. H. Young will be installed a. coil of county operating experw**, truetcm for period, of one to Commissioner- John Krider re­ three years. quested that in Investigation be Functional committee* fr.r 1947 made of the Seminole County have been appointed by Clyde E Home on the basis of cost, "Whe­ Feather., chairman of the Board ther ft would he cheaper to keep It • a a o e a u is a i . a . the County Homs or to rontrac They are listed below. Cspt Keeaerop tS U lM the care of it. inmates." 11ee Open House Worship committee: W. II. tm u bsd a v 1*:*S Oarry Moor* Report:, previously read before Young (chairman), IMt K. Purvia, h v k n in u l*:ts Arthur Oodfrer lu c r e ' Stores Hits Sink* It Rick John Ralr, R. II. William*. Mr*. Hie commissioners revealed that « - u * l« Earl F.vana and Jay M. Walter. the coat of operating th* home foAPTKRXOO.V lit* JK £.««#"lR tl «*«»• Welt Vtlleel Lady Soldier* *f r . f t e e e Hive Education committee: E a r l the month of December. 1936 was 11:1! Lor* of Ufa IV . W eeifcer-Newe-Beerl* Evans (chairman), 3(rs. W. II. 336 per day for 16 Inmates. “Each IMS Search tor Tomorrow R T S tT S g T r u b l e s w ith dob 11:1! tiuidUa Ltaht Young. Mrs F. L. Ellett, Mr*. B. person there I. eligible for some I i SS I 00 Iteport t:«l soee* Of Toetordey S. Hinton Jr, and Mrs. Perry L. state and federal aid," said Kridr u r e O* Pored* Sued I p and be Counted t;*# jo b * Holy end toy Wow* rr, "and by being In a private* Stone. ills Ae the World Turne llob C u m m l'ft Show Our lllu llrook. home they can receive It." Evangelism and inrmberehip IlSO Ilouteparty a ro u e b o M e n 1:04 development: Mrs. J. J. Horton Hi* Paroff - lls s s t 1:10 Bob Croeby Out Lambs?** Sbow Sr., Mrs. O. D. lan dieo, Mrs. G. xiiK lllsbwey Petrol W Roland, Mrs l<e*ter Thorp, and Circle Meet Told The Vie* in* » . ’*!*• Nlsht New* ttepert The Rose Circle of the Sanford w m u —a iiru H ii Mr*. John Hair. flew kltOCHLCl Treeeure Hum Mission, committee: Mr*. O. Garden Club will meet tomorrow Tilt HellIV KVNVINB t i l l Off . ’ The Rhrtnm llaur T. Pearson (chairman). Mm, J. L. morning at 10 o'clock at th* home rtiD it fltf World ai at. Horton Jr., Mr*. Effle Durden and of Mrs. Charlos Cole in Geneva, 1:11 Twilight ecagt IIS BlsS-On A rovcnxl dish luncheon will be Sill ■pent Book Mn. J. R. Richard.*. Program R unes Sill Mutle .1 R.ieent N«ws Weetber served. Finance committee: L a . t p r ?:SS Pooib.ll Prophet ... -Ooed MorelBi” Tharp, George W. Morgan. Mias Tilo Rddl* yrieher -t04 Captain Keeper"* ll't Dencetlm* Athl mitmeats to gxtrarlrh pan »S| Mien Oft Ifelty Wolfram, Mr*. John C. Nltht Edition t i t ; rtiiH Oa raks baiter and serve with pr# Dietz, and J. J. Knight. Sill ■trial!? rn.trum.aial la.eo XMBstrr °° fV*"* IS II Thl* Uod of Our* 111* Property Committee: Chandler wrvej tor «ls««srt. nkylhm lloor UH Tbs Fries U. BlSbl lt:*S At Home With Meal. Vail (chairman), II. S. Iliason Jr., 0* Veur owe Hem* 11:11 News E. C. Dobaon. James L. Parker. George W. Morgan (chairman) 11:11 Uarr Hear* Seoe It:** Slga Off tt:S« atrlh* It RlrS J. I- Horton Jr. C. E. Feathers. Chandler Vail, and irra e s s s s pit in i t Education building committee: Mr*. W. H. Young. Vetlent iJtdr Monxixn late of Lite CIS Slop Oa Heerrb Cor Tomorrow ____Ouldtny -----*:*l Daws Breakers New. • J;*w Welter Crooklt* **4 New* 5110 H E R E ’ S O N E M O R E T H IN G 5111 Weetere Jemkere. lilt Steed Up eod Be Coeolod 1:11 News l:ts At th* World Tore* Y O U ’RE SU RE TO LIK E A BO U T It** Berea O'clock dob Our Him Urook* Till New*-Florida 1;|* Art Unklelier* Ueueeparty Til* New*—World O U R S T R E A M L IN E D l i lt Viewer* Pla**t T:lt ■ports At e Ultnce *.*o Bis Peraft MS Channel III Croeereeds l:#8 Jockey'. Choice LO A N S E R V IC E ... list Bob Croeby 8bow 1:14 Morales Peretleu UN COLOR! S:«l If.rmea? Tim* WMBR-TV JAUliaOIIVILLB World At Ntae CTIANNRL d TW®«»DAV BVENIWB tits 1:11 Martins Mtlodler til* Drtshler Day S:t* Her* end There ISIS* Utl Club »•)» Becret Storm icifi 6t»i iUo Kds* of Meet 11:11 ill* Club jtiSO Mlcker Mouse b o r r o w m o r e th o n • :M l^in# Rsesor Hit* Qeme Of Mtlad. Ills SitS Report APTWWVOnn t i l l Dona Edward. tie * World At Neee Hcleece PUtlei 11:11 Radio Warm Digest ^11# Hal Pre.ton 11:14 Iter Non* Ranch Ilt4 New* Hi.it Trooper clime. till tier Noe* Reach IS* Prldar M .lints SJS I'I.rhou.e I* ]):*• lit i s iteoort 111* World et Three j i il l Let* anew1:11 Public Bee Pasture ilil! N.wt A Bias.Off CIS Record Preview rntDAV ■ o sa n ia Tee* Time 1:11 Teel re lltre e New* ilM loans up to $300 t ** Peed Moraine. Will fteaere. « It Tees Tim* O rrile K. Fort Wayne Ends Losing Streak Board Doy School P-TA To Meet Tuesday The Sanford Herald Shuffltboard Ttam Sarvfct 2Eiden, Tralee ’ Hospital Notes Chrif Opens Competitive Renews Winning NamedAt Church Comreoation Meet Cb-nnnaffy Prasfcytartaa Ctareh teM ito 1 meeting Tuesday evening._____ It coavened with prayer by the pee* tor. toe Rev. L. W. Scott. The chief busiaeee wea the elec­ tion of two elder* to fill the exptaed torma of P. D. Anderson and H. M. Cochran and the expired term of trnatot P. D. Andenon. Th* • nominating c o m m i t t e e through Ito chairman, Mr. Ander­ son presented Ito choice and alert­ ed were Elder* If. C Smith and David Newbury and Trustee Mor­ ris Steiner, Following election of officers report* from th* various groups of the ehureh were heard. Trea­ surer Andereon gave e detailed account of the financial Income and output for 1166. H. M. Gleason chairman of Benevolence* report­ ed on the amounts given by the ehureh to the various Boards of Missions, Synod and to Special Offerings. R. W. Keogh, in the ab­ sence of M. C. Smith, ireasurer of th* building fund reported the progreas made on the Education­ al Building and outlined th* future Deeds, Mr. Keogh, as superintendent of the Sunday School told of the work of that group and person­ ally thanked eaeh teacher, Indivi­ dually and the Assistant superint­ endent. Mrs. Walter I. Piper, president of the Buaineae Women’s Circle recounted the various pre­ lect* of this, the only organized Women’s group, which concerns itself not only with the local church activities but with th* out* r*"ch of Ihe church. Mri. R. W. Keogh, correspond­ ing secretary of the Friend »hf? Sunday School Clbn composed of the young married couples gave the report of Its activities, chief among them being raising money for th* building fund through church sappers. The Payor’s report completed the meeting. He mentioned th* te t gain of 11 in membership, during 1936 and voiced the ap­ preciation of all wlien he com­ mended Mr. Piper for his fine work, not only as a Sunday School class teacher but for his outstand­ ing work as director of tha choir. In the same category was his praise o the service Mm. J. M. Thompson gives as organist and that of the pastor's wife who has put so much time Into the weekly printing of the church bulletin Pastor Scott enters upon his retirement the last of January and so his final remarks were a "looking back" at hla more than 44 yean of ministry In the Pres­ byterian Church and a "looking FOSPITAL NOTES PS JAN. 9 Stephen Dodson (Sanford) L a m Drown (Geneva) Carrie Ann Kennedy (Sanford) Jams* Mitchell (Sanford) Evelyn DaMattto (Sanford) William Thomas (Sanford) Baby Girl DcMattto Baby Girl Redding Baby Boy Pierey Baby Girl MUler Discharge* Mildred Walker and baby (Oviedo) Gertrude Anderson (Sanford) Essie Mae Hill (Oviedo) Ruby Griffis (Sanford) Edna Lightfoot (Sanford) Ophelia Usk (Fern Park) Manuel Joe* Cumha (Maitland) Visiting Been: Private Romne, II a. ra. to S p. m.; Semi Private Rooms, S to 4 pi. ra., I i s l p m.; Pediatrics, U a. m. to 1 p. ai Parents and Grandparents only: Oostetries, No visiting durine feeding of babies. Private Rooms. II a. m to IS noon, S to 4 p m. and T to • p/m .. Semi Private Rooms. 1 to 4 p. m. end 7 to S p. a . KEKI MOUTH CLOSED DURING WEST STORM A.Y 'Lid), Tiv OT— A.ruifL A3IARILLO, Tex HJ1— Airman Paul G. Decring of Niagara, N. Y., has learned not to open hit mouth during a wind storm Deering, an Instructor at Ama­ rillo alrbese, did so Wednesday to answer a student's question and a strong gust New a partial den turn out of his mouth. ADVERTISING SLOGAN BACKFIRES EL CENTRO. Calif. W— An advertising slogan has backfired on Ihe owner of a desert restau­ ra n t Th# slogan. "When It rains th* food h free,” paid off for cus­ tomers Wednesday when it rained her# for the first time In two years. forward" to the continuing growth of this church. The community will be glad to know that the Scotta will be going no farther away than Winter Park and so can continue the friendship* they hav# made In their five years in Lake Story. Th* well attended congregv tlonal meeting was closed with a prayer. Afterwards it was learn­ ed that the two juniors, Sliaa Jo Ann Newbury and Stlss Nancy Joe Tombler, who had taken such ex­ cellent csre of Ihe little folks in the nursery during the meeting, were donating to the Building Fund the money they received as "Baby Sitter*’’ on this occas­ ion. Exams For Jobs Ways Yesterday Urn Fifth U. S. civil Service Regional Office, Atlanta. Ga^ an­ nounces an open eompetlthr* ex­ amination for career or tempor­ ary appointment to th# positions of substitute clerk, substitute car­ rier, and subetitoto special de­ livery messenger ta the Sanford, Post Office. Applications will be accepted from persons who reside within the delivery of th# post office named or who era bona fide pa­ tron* or such office. Persons em­ ployed la the Poet Office will be considered Bon* Fid* patrons of the office. Applications mart be received or poet marked on or before Jan. 30, 1957. Th# beginning basic rate of pay is | t . n per hour. Applicants must hara reached their IHh birthday on th* closing date for acceptance of applications.. Thl* age limit does not apply to persona entitled to veterans’ preference. . Necessary forma and further Information may be obtained from the Postmaster st th# Post Office, or from th# Fifth U. S. Civil Ser­ vice Regional Office, PeaehtreeBaker Building. MS Psaehtree St., N. E. Atlanta 3, Ga. The Sanford ttu fftaboard Team renewed Ito winning way* yester­ day afternoon by suddenly Or­ ange City to 9 games. The teem aid * a road trip to Orange City tor !b# tournament. Turnon oar afternoon tha 9aa* ford team win ba seeking another win when they take to th* road ooee more. This time they ga to New Smyrna Beach to play an afternoon tournament. A new tournament has bean set up by the Sanford Rhuffleboard Club. Called the Celery City Mix­ ed Doubles, tha tournament will draw visitors and contestants from various parts of tbs rtato. To be playeyd Jan. a and a , the ladies of thq Sanford Shuffiaboaid Club will stags a big lunch for the occasion on the tourna­ ment daya- President (Continued from Pag* 1) of Hungarian refugees admitted to this country as parolees. He also said he shortly would send Con­ gress a special message asking for changes In the Immigration laws. 4- An appreciable Increase ta appropriations for Ihe U. .S. In­ formation Agency to strengthen the voice of freedom against Com­ munist propaganda. 5 Congressional authorization of full participation ta tha interna­ tional atomic energy agency. On the International front, Mr. Elsenhower repeated hi* concern over the threat of Soviet’s agres­ sion ta the Middle East. Today he said: “By our proposed programs ta the 3(lddle East we hope to assist in establishing a climate In which constructive and long-term solu­ tions to basic pnblems of the area may be sought." Farm Pieter* B*tt*r Mr. Elsenhower explained that his detailed farm "rogram for 1937 would b« outlined in the budget message But In the mean­ time, he said, he found that "the long slide In farm income has been halted and that further Im­ provement is in prospeet.” Ht called this "heartening progress" and promised that the administra­ tion would seek constantly new ways by which farm families could share more fully In tb* "ar> presedented prosperity of the na­ tion." <Kdw J o Jisisp Radio & TV Log m IK .Jardlrn yonA Neighborhood Serv ice Station Excellent Residential Area fit j j i v ji , i we. V G A C F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ---------------------------------- SANFORD--------------------------------- - 111 W eil First Streef.............................. Tel. 1155 (014 PfinctM ffc«a’«r BrntfeUg) Opportunity For Individual Wanting Year • Round Profitable nuainemi With Small Invent menL -------------------------------ORLANDO---------------------- --------- PHONE SANFORD 2451 1243 East Colonial Drive'*........... 7 ? .Tel. 5-2642 a. hpeeii j r Attornrr for plaintiff P. O. Ito* 1S*« Hanford. Florida. (CLERK'S BEAL) FICTITIOUS NAME. NOTICE IH HEREBY OIVEN that I am engaged In business at 417 Hanfurd Atlantic Nation*) Bank Bldg, und-r th* flotlllous D im s John It. Williams Insurant* Agsncy and th a t l inland to rsslatsr said asm* with th* C lerk-O r "tllF-Vlrcall Court, Ssmlnol* County, Floy. Ida, la arrordanrs with ths pro­ vision of ths Flrlltlou* Nam* gtatats, to-witi Section SIS.01 Florida Statute 1*55. It- J «Tur"1>»- .... WARNER'S Even the bigxeat, hnddest ef the breed torn Into abeolate InmltN far the Rlrl In this charmer. Molds you upward, curvcn in lit Ihe waist—give* you lhat irresistible "slim, slim torso Un­ less you want to spend every evening al Grandmother's House, come In and pick up your Merry Widow today. 10-95 others . . . 10 00 — 15.00 turn a bold shoulder to party fu n .... in WARNER'S Strapless Bras A *trap less by Warner’s leave* you free for fun, and It has all the little niceties that add up to Ihe but word in comfort. You can be sure we hate a Warner's for you—there're that many te choose from! 3.95 — 6.50 407 W ett Central A venue!................ Tel. 3-6493 (tswar H.i.l »..IS.»4) V w .sl/ Hi J im SmsII 1... Cswpoxy "fwmily Cmi'.I n«MC Csrp nno. by *T d ^ T h ^ e»o -----FOR LEASE----- Th* nature of this ____t suitl Is• to quiet .. . MERRY W IDOW irn im ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED n a i a a i a i a a M a i M a i m M i ppu m a y i * l lb* till* to ths above described land. WITNESS my hand and tb# s*a4 of said Conrt at Sanford, BsmlnoU County. Florida, thl* 1»ih day s# Docsranor. A. D. IMS. O P. Herndon Clerk of said Court wear It! 0 “Ji of SE<4 of Brctloa IS. Township ■outti, lu n g s Si E a st You and sach of you. sr* hartby notiflsd that a suit bos b its bruukbt against you ta tho Cir­ cuit Court, in aad for Uotnlnols County Florida. In chaucsry. ontktlsd J . WSt. MARTIN, plaintiff. », CHARLES C DOBBINK St al. dsfsndants, aad you. aad sacb ol roll ars rrunlrsd to ftls your an•w tr to plaintiff* complalat with ih* Clork of raid Court, and rrrra upon plaintiff* attorney Cl EG. A. arEK Il. JR . whoso address Is P O. R” X I!*!. Hanford. Florid*. * eoor of raid snswsr on or bsfors Thursday. January IT, A. D, l»IT. and If you fall to do so. a «•<;'•# pro confosso will b# sntsrsd against you. and sach of you. for th# relief complaint demanded In said complaint. \ \% SiK xoticbi o r s e r r STATE o r VLOIIIDA TO: UiAKUil! C. DUUUI.NS, J. K. uumeu . u. a n o w akd and J. JL JIcNATT. If allr# aad thslr rsspcctlv* unknown spousst It msrrtsd. aad M drad, tbrlr rsspsaItr* unknown hrlrr. dsrtssrs, srsntecr. assigns**. Itsnors cre­ ditors trurtsss. or any and ail otb*r nrrsuns clalmln* by, ihroush. undsr if ayslnst said rstpsetirs aamsd dsfsudanU: CUItlllE AIUOHE UCU. IU unknown atsigaa, ruccss•urt In Intsrsst, trurtsss and all othsr partis* slalmlog Intarrai by, tbrooak. aadsr or against t*M turns Moors a C«M and any s t ­ ill nsrsuns' fiavtna, nr claiming to bars any rlgl'L tills or Intsrssl In th« following described land, Irian and being In Hrmlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, to-witi N% of SE U )olf O i : yo u n eed or less than yo u jN an r^ Legal Notice Ml �I - » • . --c.-sweS** f ' ' — -,'7- ' '" V-‘‘ \ Tu-r *-25:*' S r r 2 f 1“ ;TS . '-Tre-res^'- _cv,. Sfiop and Save hi Sanford I f Yrhp H a n ld to N o d M i n o r * By t P . I L CU 1»21 Boforo7P.M. For M N • rvf AN O fD B P B N M M T D A IL Y N V W V A F S K FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1937 N a 17« United Prcoo Loaned Wiro Police, M ilitia O p en On Demonstrators Better Wages Sought Commission Adopts Resolution Lauding Krider. For Service BUDAPEST Hi — PoUc# and Hungarian militia opened fir* to­ day on thousand* of worker* A resolution, adopted by the shouting ontl-Communlat slogan! Board of Sanford City Commis­ In Budapestsioners at Ita Tuesday night’s The main clash look place out­ meeting was released today. ride the sprawling Iron and atoal The resolution praised John mills aa auburbban Daepel Island RICHARD H. EGGKR8 OF THE NATIONAL BOA 01 OF REALTORS *1 It* to Dm Seminole County In the Danube ltlver south of th* ftoaid of Realtors ycsterlay at a luncheon meetist ftoft to right) at ti i speakers Ukli are: Mar* Krider for his out landing work city. Leas serious Incident* oe■and Ball, president of the Seminole County Board. E f f tn , and Mrs, Nancy Lana, district vice on the Board of Sanford City Commissioners, call* attention cured near other major factories. president. (Staff Photo) lo the fact that John Krider has Police fired with submachine now completed his term as a gun* and carblnea on tha demon­ member oil the Sanford City Com­ strators, but tha shots war* directmission and hat retired from lta ed over the head* of the crowd*. membenhlp. 1 U waa nog reported Immediately U "John Krider." states the re­ there were any serious casual­ solution,” In the performance of ties. his service as a member of the The demonstrators said they Sanford City Commission haa were clamoring for better wages. worked diligently and unselfishly They carried placards denouncing for the betterment and welfare government concessions as Inade* of this city and lta people, and quale. devoted to such service time and A STUDENT AT ALL SOULS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL arerptn an American Flag froat Roy Grian. But observers said the main effort above the strict call of duty, Kxaltca Rules of the Sanford Elks 1-odge. The fla if pole, donated and constructed by the Iloly Name reason for th* new outburst od and it la tha desire of the pre­ Society *t All Sonia Catholic Church waa dedicate . {Staff Photo) violence wgre: sent commission that proper re­ 1- The unrelenting tone of Pro-' cognition and appreciation be ex­ mler Janoi Kadar’a policy stat» "The day of big smoke-bulging big industry a n d residential, pressed to this retiring commlsment last Sunday which said flat­ mills Is gona,’ Richard IL Eggeri areas are provided," said Eggeri., sioner for the conscentoua effort ly the government waa returning of the National Association of Real Speaking before the members he ha* devoted In hi* capacity on to rigorous Communist dictator Estate Boards said yesterday aa of the Seminole County Board of ‘he City Commission." ship. he spoke on the potential Indust­ Realtors at n luncheon m»e Irvg The resolution stated that sin* 3. Government attempt* to Infflrial grow tit of Sanford and Semi­ held at Jim Spencer's Restaurant, cw* commendaRrai and appro* trait th o factory workers’ corns nole County. "Industry Is looking Egger. said "I think Industrial cilt with Kadar Communists. «* ‘he City Commission for locations where they can build growth will come to this area be- ***•> *or 3. Mass layoffs In factories al ,n d of over Hungary which Kadar o r VIENNA W — RebeUIoua Hun­ sprawling opestory buildings sur­ cause of the avaUability of land. £>* community be expressed, dtred for Rio now year. garian minors rtnowod domandi rounded by beautiful shrubs and railroads, waterways and all other tor hl' ou‘s,*')dl"* * T lc* » hlU ATLMONTK SPRINGS—A large WARSAW <tp— C o m m u n i s t The clashes followed resign*' today for the withdraw! of ail flowers, he said. facilities that arc attractive to * member of this body, crowd of members and guest* of tlons of workers councils at . . **| C Soviet armed forcea from Hun­ And aa he spohMftf .hi* areas' the Investor.” The resolution wa. signed by Chins Premier Chou En-Lal nr- ^ the Altamonte Springs Civic Club Csepcl, tho Bctojannto electrics! rived here today fresh from talks' I I’ll 11 a lV jD rQ V gary. potential he said ::Tndustry U nec­ Howevor, he bad a warning for the newly elected Mayor, David with Kremlin leaders ami sakl he gathered at a h a Community works and at least 21 other fac­ essary for home building in that the realtors "Look at your com­ Gatehel and Commissioners F. DHome Wednesday night to hear tories In Budapest. Kadir’i tough la (lad Poland and Russia recent­ Planes Are Back LONDON W — Sir Anthony they provide the taxes and the in­ munity In the light of whnt you Scott, Merle W. Warner, Earl . , _. , Mr*. Florence Lamborn of Winter new .militia took over factories tEdon reaignod hi* Mat in the come for local governmenta to can do and the influence you can Higginbotham and A. L. Wilson. ly strengthened "friendly rela­ tions.” I n O p e r a t i o n T o d a y t'* * «■•'•«>« ><<* experiences ■*» where tho mood of workers was iDmio of Common* today and was furnish the facilities for growth.” “ __ ___ * woman war exert. It was ■ broad hint that the onpoetad toon to giro up hi* Coa- It to necessary for communities F O R T LAUDERDALE - woman war correspondent in Ko particularly ugly. "If 1 can do but one tiling," he 1st Lt. Riney Now time baa come tor Com 'sis to -—A» »'• •orratlre Party leadership. Soeh to docisto y__which . way they The McdMetTanesp frtlt Opr *pray 1 M * . — ... ■aid, ”1 want to convince rot rJust ! _ . , L ,,. . . . . . gW T anks, . r « Her toao-flltod tywr-Mtakad a* Thurtday-etf w U--N. proposal to a move would giv# Print* Minlator want to ' w j f leant how lo how Important tioJ>mlnolc Coun- V JI rlC C T ” I I I - V a n O T g c plants were bark In operation Chou tip-toed around Poland’s the spoke of several incidences send a five • nation tnvastJgrstloA Harold Macmillan a fro# hand In adjust the * , -wth with an or* recent moves for independence here today after a long layoff and of tjios* people there, who commission to Hungary ipurred patching i'o th% Anglo-American gealaed plan which will protect community—we are a gran room from Moscow and emphesiied Jack Mercer, supervisor of the had become so dear to her heart. the worker* to their reaction, ob» alllanc'' the taxpayer, he explained.' organisation—a part of the romMarine First L i e u t e n a n t that ties with Russia and olher U. S. Department of Agriculture, She repeated over and over again servers said. "Prohibited tuning Isn’t the (Continued on Page ft) Francis Riney, assumed duty as CommunUt countries are all—im­ ordered a portion of the city "It was terrible" ns she re-lived WASHINGTON «J» — Top Ameri­ answer . . it takes realistic plan­ the past In her 45-mlnute talk Offlccr-ln-Charge of the Marine portant. can officiate today were reportsd ning to that buffer tones between "Your country ba* had many sprayed after the discovery of a before an audience of 100 or more Funeral Services Detsrhment'of Sanford Naval Air optimistic that negotationa will 1 Word Can Mean fly Thursday. new, greet achievements but also persons. Station, January Kh. hagln coon on a permanent act* Saturday Afternoon As a rmult, the spray planet Lt. fUney replaced Marine CaJ"M F difficulties which with great W m tnt of the Su«x Canal con­ Hall To Quit Post She went to Korea In 1053 and Lot In News Story tain E. 0. Love, who has been rffor‘ * « n°w **''’8 overcome." will again douie the area every worked troversy. Tha Suex problam was as a photographer and For Thomas Powell Um- word can mean u let in a tran.ferredd to duty at the Camp ] •"» »aid °" “•’rival at Warsaw atr- week for six weeks. Mercer said now* correspondent for the Storkthe number one Issue to be dis­ Feb. 1; To Get news story. Thomas F. Powell, TT, passed cussed at talks this afternoon be­ Lejeune Marine Base, Camp Le port. the discovery of the specimen in a helm Pldignn, a dally newspaper. nwav at a DeLanrf turting horn* As a matter of fact, one word Jeune, N. C. "But to this end tho unification tween Secretary of State John High Federal Job She also worked for the Tokyo trap was a "low blow," at 3:45 p. m. Monday following • of all force* is needed In ahe created widespread concern when Foster Dullos and vljiUng French Before reporting aboard San­ WASHINGTON W— Leonard It was left off of a front page new* Authorities who, had not found a Evening Newi and The Uriilsh lirgering illness. Foreign Minister Christian Plnestruggle agaln.it the anti-socialist New* Agency. Besidea being a ford Naval Air SUtJon, Lt Rimy W. Hall said today ha will quit them in yesterday’s Sanford Her­ Sir. Powell war born In Dawson, fly In the area for two months correspondent, the worked aa a au. * was attached to the Fourth Mar­ antl-Communlst forces,” he added. The Foie*, fearing Clwu has had said they believed the fly had medic in the first aid station* in Ga„ Aug. to, 1879 and had lived lo WASHINGTON IP — Prctidsnt as Republican national chairman ald and caused numerous tele­ ine Division, In Japan. He la a Elsenhower's State of the Union Feb. 1, and authoritative sources phone call to The Sunford Herald graduate of the Marine Corps Of­ become a “Moscow" man, regard­ been eradicated In ’troward her spare time. In 1054 sho be- D<-Laml for tha past 23 years. Ho ed his vial with somo apprehen­ County. Message act the stage today for ■aid he will be given a high fed­ Office. -nme a lecturer for the Swedish was a retired State Road Depart­ ficer Candidate School, arid the .tw nujor congressional battle over eral Job. The story, concerning a man towa State Teacheri College, Ce­ sion. After st first seeming to sup­ Board of Education, coming to ment employe. He sras s member tho Primitive Baptist Church. Hall’s lUivesaor as party chief who had regained Ms sight will be port Poland’s move for indoprndiW i interest rates. dar Falla, lowg, where he obtained Rofarians 1 o -or " ln,pr I’ark |n 1935wllR h>,r hu» of Survivors probably will b« disclosed Jan. 22. carried again ( ’ay on one of ciio* from Moscow the Chinese Include his srklow, A f t e r Hall’s announcement, the inside eve! with the one his Bachelor of Arti degree In have launched bitter attacks on (torn’s aro owners and publisher* Mrs. M. T. Powell. DeLand: one , Physical Education. o r o n a m t n t e r s O O S I’roaldent Elsenhower Issued a word “blscl Msrsral Tito of Yugoslavia and Past District d. uf Thr Winter Park Herald, a stop daughter In Orlando; and on* A native of K.ihuku, Oahu, lln- his statement crediting him with recult of "other roads to social­ weekly newspaper. Mrs. Lsntbom niece In Tampa. However, reader, -id not know Lt. Ftlncy is married to the Chomber Tonight vitalising Die Republican Party. whether there was one word left -rail, Governor Monday ism communism.” Funeral service* srill ba bsld „ , .1* tho author o the book called, former Miss Esther Briggs, of CANON C1TV, Colo, ith— John "I sincerely hope,” the President off, a paragraph omitted, or half Oakland, Iowa, lie entered the Saturday afternoon at 1.30 ag Past District Goverror ll*rry| a Swedish Woman In Korea. Gilbert Graham, still calm and raid, "that his wisdom and his the story. Smith, of Winter Garden, will he Preceding th* speaking. Mr*, Brlsson Funeral Home with Elder Marine Corps in September, 1053. Bandits Torture cooperative In hi* death cell, will long years of experience at the guest speaker at the regular j T. F. Wood, service chairman for Ia-Roy Devane of the Primitive legislator, judge and chairman pay. wi h his life tonight for the meeting of the Sanford Rotary -he Civic Club gave a lengthy and Baptist Church of Jennings offi­ Spinster Sisters bojnb deaths of At persons aboard will continue to be available not Monday noon, ai at me the Yacht Interesting report u,of mr the ,-ir .ic­ ciating . • | » . vClub, mu, .nunaejr »*om i most ....v, v. uh* re|wn $ airliner near Longmont, Colo- only to the party but to the na­ Burial will be In Evergreen I n K O D D e r y A t t e m p t nub, program chairman Tom tlvltle-s of her committee. She de tion In the yesrs ahead." Nov. 1. 1955. Ometery In Sanford. * ' lf«M -1 1 --* — --9 tnJ.u ACribi’d I K n f'hrlwf ntee Ufwantus, the Christmas wrapped Mero discloeed today. High administration sources said CHICAGO W — Five masked Nearly 5,000 Saiifurd and Semi-.this year la 10,000 X-rayi to deThe confessed timrbomber will this means Hall will gat an lmSmith, who has devoted years tu packages of home-made randy, enter Ihe state’s lethal gas cham­ por-urit federal post, possibly of nole County citizen* have taken; termine If the dread Til germ bandits tortured two splmters by work of B»y Scouts, will be intro­ cookies, nock* and other gift cnPresident Invites ber at Colorado 8 ‘ste Prison here Cabinet rank. Hall himself would advantage of the TB X-rny unit’s i* affrt-ting anyone In this urea. burning them with cigarettes duced by Harry Simpson, a mem­ (Continued on Page 8) The TB X-ray unit will bo clos1 and s gas h-t in a futile attempt al an hour yet to be disclosed. He not discuss his mason* for resign­ Free x-rays Ibis week. Queen To Visit U.S. Mr*. Lorrsinu Graham, Execu­ ed Monday’but will rvoiwn Tues­ to foice them >n disclose where ber of tlis- loeul chili. has rcqueat«d no rpecial consid- ing or his immediate plan*, except their monewahidden. tive Secretary of the Seminole day mornlnj at 9 o’cleck. Th* LONDON tP— President F.leetv eyvtion. to say he will take a vacation af County TB and Health Association Seminole County surrey will con­ The victims. Mis* Martha Gold, ho»>r has invited Queen ElitaThe 2i-year-o!d saboteur saw his six or seven weeks In Florida fein, 58. nnd her sister Botty. 50 said this morning that 4.009 x- tinue through Wed. Jan IS. wife. Gloria, for the la*t .tiip*. But he told members of the rny* havn been made up until b«-th tn mnk,» a "layn-polltlcal’* were h «nttalized for treatment of Mrs- Graham said Unit 2,1841 of Stmd.iy. She l»n’i returning, she na-ionul committee that "my serv­ this morning when thr unit* open­ second degree burns, shook and Partly rloudy bcroniilig parti) visit to the United Slates in Oc­ been made >t the Q&i, "b-cause It’s too hard on let to my country and my party- ed at 9 o’clock. in downtown San wrenched arms. cluuily lo rloudy Saturday. Coolrr tober, it was reported todsy. t Soth of us." hat not ended " Tha goal io Seminole County They said the m»n entered their with low tonight 15 to 50. Continu­ The London Dally Mirror said Graham, who tha state hat con­ second story apartment over a vn ed rather cool Saturday, the official Invitation will be ex­ tended blasted the plane out of cant store by using a ladder and A* sky to collect trip insurance tended by retiring U. S. Ambassa­ breaking a windowon hU mother, one of the victims, dor Wlnthrop Aldrich before ha “O, K., now you’re going tu tell never .ought clemency, or even an iu where the money Is hid.” they his post la*er this moral), appeal of his conviction. And none quoted one of Ihe bandit* as say­ although discussions of the prola Ihdieated. ing while the oth*r* threatened visit have been held for tho Mrs. Graham said stie probably them with guns and knives. past several weeks botween tho doe* not love her husband now. When the wutnen Insisted they jfc ’l gue»s pity’s the only thing I Whit<> House and Buckingham had none, the bandit* ranmeked rsve lef..’ ’ehc said, Palace. the eight • room apartment and Tha visit would ba Elizabeth’* then began torturing the sisters. first as sovereign of the British They held the womeu's hands Man Is Fatally Empire and b*r second to Uio against an Igtiltcd gas Jet on a United Statm. Sho and her hus­ Burned In Shower stove ami pressed lighted band made a tour of tha United JACKSON, Miss A Texettes against their bodies. When States and Canada in 1951, aj_businessman was burned fatal­ President Harry S. Truman re­ that failed, they removed tho wo­ ly’in a mote! shower Thursday by marked as that time that "never men's shoes and found 580 hidden a stream of steaming water un­ before have we had euch a won­ in them. Martha said one of der which he lay unconscious for derful yuting couple that so com­ bandits threatened to pull off her hours. pletely captured the heart* of all toes with pliers. Police said L. M. Ayoub. of us.” Dallas wholesale dry goods owner, told them before he WOMAN ON PROBATION, Chest X-Ray Unit at Baptist Hospital that ft* NEW PARTY LINE ed in a shower at thr Terry DETROIT c s - Mr*. Mary K. To Be In Longwood Motel. He was knocked out. ,’le Barry has been placed on proba­ said that in falling be apparently Tlie Chest X-ray Unit will be in tion—and on a new telephone par­ hit Ike tap handle and turned on ty line. Police said she assaulted the steaming water. m°°?n‘fVonVof u L ^ i ^ d M ' n,NK F,IIST I-1IJUTENANT FRANCIS RINEY. (left) No p. m. in iront or um cong soon offlrer la-Chsige of the Marine Dctachnent of Sanford Naval A Air a woman, with whom aha aha red A ins Id found him two hours FINAL PLANS FOR THE PILOT CLUB Hospital B nfllt CsrJ Party on Tuesday, Jan. IJ. at 1 p. m. a»<*«• lifer and h# was rushed to the were set vesterds* by Mrs. Esther Ridge, (right) t.riwral th a ira a a of tho party a^tis.sd by Sir*, t Evtacjrooa is urged to take ad Station. U greeted by the former O. in C.. Marin*. Captain E.G. * Party Une, after the woman oc­ tave, Uniog ecrciuuDica at me NAS Marine Uarrarka, January feldcntly left tho phone off Um (lipitsl. Vela Lsmhertsoa (loft). (Staff Photo) , i image of tide opportunity. (Official US Nsvy Photo) I hook. V Speaker Says industry Necessary For Home Bui l di ng , En-Lai Glad Poland Civic Club Hears R u ssia 's F rie n d ly War Correspondent Relations Stronger Tell Of Experiences, op News 7l rn Brief „ u » *, » ,w Qf Morines Hefe (\uiurians i u . .wur Iundamlthnt chl|(lrrn Thr Um. Nearly 5,000 Get X-Rays This Week \ 'eather Additional Local News ~ ~ 8 �t vr p I r ‘ *,* jf V • » v r ‘ f \%t />;,‘y >;-./r * ' '* .* „ SANFORD HERALD All C hurch Nutle*» mu#t i » p r a m t ^ - a t Tip H w b M office by 10 a. m. on th a day before pub lteattoi. (jh lV ld L TloticBA . CHULUOTA BAPTIST carvcH C. 0 . fwaggerty Paotor OVIEDO Suaday Schaot lb ajn . Mate t . fe y r m * Morflte* Worahlp Servteo I a.m lender Ithuot 9:40 *•»• Mortmx HonWp U«99 » * FREE HETHOOm CHURCH rrauuaj Unloa 9:U a « Laarai Am at HI II Evening Servlet* v. w p.» Suaday School 9:45 a m. Wednesday P rajti service 1:K Horn lag Worship 10:45 a.m. **• P. M. *. 7:00 p. m. Eroatac SvangoUitio 7:49 p.m. ■ i u n t M rvvr aniaca Wednesday night prayer tad Praia# ta n lea f i n p.m. Sermon by tha peotor. 0«*m Paatar Chattoa W. Hamil Jr. Erontog Worahlp Seme* 7:90 p.m. Sarmoa by tha paatar. Ecsday moral#* serrteea: Prayor Maatte* Wtduaadiy 7:90 10 a.m. Sunday MhaoL p.m. U a-m. Homing Wurahlp Sunday avante* earvtea*: (HE SALVATION A1MV 4:15 p. m. Training Union 7:10 pJB. EvMl#C *oreh»r Wednesday 1:90 f.m. P rtytr moat!#* Suaday School 19:11- a n . 11:00 a .a . Hollaoie Maatte* I f I f If' Y OP OOO CWUKCR Open Air (Im a t Madia*) 0:90 ISh St. aad Mare* » « VJ»*' 7lM p j Rer. ■. M. laov 7:90 p n . Mlrattew Maattef Selurol 0:49 a-m. 1:19 pat. ar• af Codata wwwwm Iterate* Woreklp U a.m. Cara 4:00 Ete. VoatbSaretea S O p.» •aad PraatiM 1:10 E»* EvaniaUaUc "aUy 7:49 p.m Ladlaa Homo U t |B t Friyer aad Bibla Study Wndnoa Tharoday Prayer Maatte* fiM p.m* . day at f:«9 p.m. L *R#meabor a *ted haad tevltaa aamroay Opts*Air (Strati Madia*) 0:M poo to won hip with re." Em. ruun aarrurt cteURUi first street. Urns right at Monru* Corner. “Nat foreskin* tha assembling of ouraalvaa together, aa tha manner of some 1st but exhorting on# an­ other: an! so much tha more, as ya sea tha day approaching.” Heb. 10:29 ' Sunday School—10 a. m. Morning Worship—11 a. m. Training Unlloo—9:90 n. m. Evening Worehlp—7:19 p.m. Prayar Meeting Wednoeday night —7:10 p. m . ruoiSH cjursi, cmmco UPBALA COMMUNITY PBBSBYTBR1AN CHURCH Bar. C C. WhHa Mlaidar Plaaid Bar. Oaarsi H. Carlton, Mtelattr Mm. Clarar N a m Mr*. PatHelo Summtrlla Aral fits a.m. Suaday O M Plaalat U:00 a.m Wanhlp Sarrtea Ueerg* PoaaM, Aaat. Suyt. uf 1:00 p.m. Worship Sarrlea Church School Church School 10 a.m. Worohip II a.ai. SOUTH N10K BAPTIST Evening Worahlp 9:30 p. m. CHURCH Incited to oitooJ Eaat nth SI. At Park Av«. our"Everybody ttrrlcti." . Tha aad of your aMrrh Par ■ frlewdly Charcb. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH OmM ». Prtra Paatar Patter Mltto# R. Wyatt Mlhaa HlftlaM ham M . Sapor* Educational Director Rachel Baa* iataadcat atef Sunday llhla School 10 e.a 9:49 a.m. Church School Proaohla* 11 a.a Claiaea for all agaa. Bibla Study 7 p.ra 11 t.m . “A CiU To Prayar” Xraaiallotle Proachln* 7:45 p.m 4 p. m. MYF P rty tr UttUn* (Wad.) 7:45 p-te. 7:90 Evening Service "Finding Mlatlaiury Protnlllanlal Tim* and Making It’* * Tou Art Wolcotna 7:19 Organ V*ip*re ^ CENTRAL BAPTUT CHURCH Broadcast over W.T.R.R. 9:30 pm. PtUowshlp for young Ray. J. W. Parts ak f aMar paopla. Cm. fasatoaatt It. Oak An. M iiftO D v r Suaday School 9:41 m l Mania* Wanhlp Sarrlea 11:00 aw ar tt> a I r a t e * Worth owhlp 7190 E " . "Coma thou with ua and we will do Ihto good." SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER Bar. L. P. Taeker, Paatar Sunday School ‘ 10 a m. Morsln* Worahlp U a.m. Evening EvangoliaUc Servlet 7:49 p.ra. Weekly Servlcea: - Tuesday and Thuraday 7:49 p.m. Reguli Saturday Mornlni Brotdcait over WTRR 10:99 LimiKKAN CHURCH OP TUE REDEEMER M3 W. 79th Place Phono ITU Tha Rtv. PhUllp Schlotomoaa Patter Sunday School 0:19 a.m. Bible Claao 0:19 a.m. Sarrlea 10:10 i.m. “ Prayar For Tha Day" phena 1079 WERT SIDE MBS10NART BAPTIST CHURCH Comer of Wast Fifth aad Holly "WELCOMES YOU" Paatar Wm. L Stopahn* Associate B. D. Cralglow Sunday School 10 a .a . Mornlni WonhJp lln ,m. Bibla Study 7 p. m. Evening Service T:4S p. i Mid week Sorvlct Wednesday 7:41 p. i "A GOING CHURCH FOR A COMINO LORD" COME AND SEE THEBE IS A REASONI CHURCH OF THE NASAIENB "lanford'e Slniteg Church" Second I t and Manta Ava., West R. H. Spear Jr., palter Suaday School 0:41 i.m. Momla* Worship 10:41 a.m. Training DopartmanU 9 p. m. Evening Evangallatle 7 p.m. Mld*woah Prayor mastingeach Wadnaaday 7:41 p.m. D m Cbureh of the Naiaran* U Wtiliyin In doctrlna avingtlliUe Inipptal, and world*wldt in mission. "Whoaoever will may coma". FIRST BAPTUT CHURCH OF GENEVA Jack L Stewart Pastor Sunday Ichool to a. m. Morning Service 11 a. m. Evening Service Training Union 4 w p. m7:90 p. m. Preaching Wad. Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH “Where You Are Never a Strang* ee But Once” Perry L Stone, Minister Sunday School, »:45 a.m. Addas lesson, "How to Resist Tempta­ tion." Morning Worehlp, 11 o’clock. LIKE MART BAPTIST Tentative sermon thorn*, "Marla CHAPEL of eLadcriblp" Lako Mary. Fla. New elders, deacons and s T u to r — Rot. ,Wm A. Elleawaod new gexceneak WUI be tn.Wtrd. Sunday School t:4h amC *•': 1 Into office. The nursery wB be Morning Worahlp It a.m. open. Off*otreet parking la Training Union 0:10 p.m. provided. Ertning Worahlp T:*> p.m. Christian Youth Fsllowshp, 4:30 Prayar Matting Wed. 7:90 p.m. p.m. PAOLA WESLEYAN Evening Worehlp. 7:30. The METHODIST CHURCH n«v. Gilbert s. Counts, DeLami, a Miles West on RL 44 will preach. Sunday School 9:49a.m.The public is cordially Invited. 0 Morning Worship 10:49 a.m. Wesleyan Youth 1:49p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evening Worship 7:90p.m. Oik Are. and Third SL Wodnoadoy P riy tr Mooting 7:34 The Rev. A. G. Mclnnls, Minister p.m. Mrs. George Touhy, Director of Everyone Welcome Mu»ic tad Organist Rev. Cecil W. Shatter Mis* Katherine Brown. D. C. E.; 8:43 a.m. Morning Worship. CHURCH OF GOD by Warren Adams. R*r. H. W. Henderson, Paotor Solo French Are. nod tend SL Sormon Mr. Mclnris. 0:43 a.m, Sunday School. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Evangelistic Service 7:90 p.m 10:60 a m. Session meets Mld*W«ek Sarrlea Tuesday 7:10 »T priytr in the Session Room. p.m. *1 a.m. Morning Worehlp Young People Service Thurt* Anthem "He That Shill i day 7:90 p.m. Endure." Mendel.'jthn— Chancel Choir. EBENE2KR METHODIST Anthem "Listen to the CHURCH Lombs", Dett _ Charted Choir. Cllrue Height* Mr. Uclnnia. Rev. Albert H. Farrior Pastor S*rm°" Niirssrlr* for children under Sunday School to a m. Clifford thrss, and thrss to six. every E. Johnson, superintendent Sundsy morning during tha wor­ Preaching lervic* 11 a m. ship hours f:45 a.m. and It a m. I MYF S p.m. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Prayer meeting, Wedneeday, 7:45 Sermon Mr. Mcfnnii.! p.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, too E. Second St. Sunday Service* U:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m Wednridey Evening Meeting* 1:00 p.m Utooo Sarmou "Sacrament" Holding Hoorn <o«ate(l In Koyar ol Church Building opan to puhUc THE CUUUT1AN A MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 3:90 to 4:90 p.m. Tutadaya and Park Av*. A I4tb St. Thursday*. A cordial invitation U extended Sunday Sunday School a:*} a.m. to all to attend our oervlcoo and Worship io:40 i.m uie tha Reading Room. Evening 7:49 p.m. ST. LURE’S LUTHERAN Youth Fellowship 0:9U p.m. lu ail via fNaar Orleda) Wednesday Bar. Stephan 91. Tuhy Paatar Chapel Choir Rehoareal 7 p.m. Morning Worship 1:29 a.m. Bible Study end Prayer 9 p.m. Radio Mission Broadcast at t:90 Thursday a. to. over WORE (740 he) Cherub Choir Rehearsal g:J0 Sunday School 0:00 a. m.—for all Carol Choir Rthoanai f:ou p.m. a it group*. The Ladlaa' Mltaienary Society Christian Day School Monday through Friday 4:00 a.m. — (All meet* fOf Lunch aad irayar alomanttry grades and kinder­ on tha InJ Tuaaday of easts garten.) Worahlp u , . m. buainoaa and prayar ua Ua 4U> CHUKCU OF JESUS CHRIST Tdaaday of each mouth it 9:10 OP LATTER DAT SAINTS n.m . A. G. I’ll la Broach Pros!dsn I •' friendly church fog Use whole City llall fatally." Sunday School to e.jn. Beerament Mooting * p.m. RANFORD RBVENTH DAY ADV1NT1ST CHURCH ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Seventh St, and Elm Av*. CHAPEL F u to r A. C. MiClure Elder Spring* htiurday Spoaoorod b* wtrot Baptist Church Sabbath School Bonford. Pie. 0:90 a.m. Sunday School (0:00 a.m. Worahlp Ssrvica jl W. 0. Stanaoll, Superintendent Prayer Meeting Wednesday Preaching U :00 a m Dr. H. H Martin Pruphei 7:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:90 p. m. LAKE MONROE UAI’flSl PAULA CHURCH Of CHRIST Lord'a Day: Bible Study at 10 a.m. Pastor. R. U.CHURCH Brown Worship Service 11:00 a m A Church With A rrlsndly Wei Preaching Service 1:30 p. m. com* tv ary no* Vtskuu* Three mUea west af SaJdord «4 i :jk ' . » . - ^ FIRgT BAPTIST CHURCH 31B Perk Ave. (A bout hr dn Baptist Oiurrh) W. P. Brooks Jr. Pastor F B. Fisher Associale Pastor Kirby Rogers Director of Music Mrs. Marvin Milam Organist Morning Worehlp 0:45 o.m. Sunday School 9:49 a.m. Morning Worship 11 am . Training Union 4:15 p.m. Evening Worship 7:90 p.nt. Wtdnasday Service „ p.m. 7:30 (Nursery for oil services) (Earphone* for.herd ef hearing) WELCOME HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Cer. Fork A 4Ui SL Th* Rav. John W. Thomaa. Racter o i« W• Eucharist 0.16 a.m. Family Service and Additional Church News On Page 7 TWEy'RE GOIA/G-TD STICK A W ME Yes, Sonny, we do it all the time! ^ Mommie holds you in her lap. And that nice, friendly doctor gets the needle ready. T h e n ... OUCH! And there’s one less disease for you to worry about. H o«ly it were that easy to protect you from some of the other diseases’that infest the world. . . tlyi plagues that eat away man’s moral and spiritual fibre. . cw toch f o r a l l . . . AU- FOR THE CHURCH J!l Ut aS g - M*«?— ■ ” »» i« «««<»•» end good dtli.nihln I-.. s s r s & s E S S r 5 ^ w 5 r 8 a r J a , a . ? * " . ’* f md wpport the Church. Ih*r sm T iiiT ^T !7 ■ S A 1 2 m S r f iS S S But religion can’t be injected with a needle! So it requires wise parents, and Christian homes, and. worshipping families, and vigorous churches to get you ready for a noble, happy life. Better take it up Sunday with your folks: ISN’T IT TIME FOR ALL OF US TO GO TO CHURCH? VllMI IU1 l-IF ■•I* 14 «-JI »u 1M » This “Support The Church* Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the A pproval' of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE RANK el Uanford BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE COMPANY HAROLD H. KASTNER CO. BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD * WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE MeRANKY • SMITH PAINT & CLASS CO. W. W. HORNE RUCK DROKERAGE CO. INC WILSON . MAIER FURNITURE CO. BROWN’ S AMOCO SERVICE SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. AMERICAN OIL CO. 31. R. Strickland, Contractor THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. Davis, Consignee R E I MAN N CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS NICHOLSON BUICK CO. SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. R. L, HARVEY PLUMBING CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. RITZ THEATRE C. D. Ilrotm H. M* GLEASON Lake Mary THE MAYFAIR INN NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BH1SSON FUNERAL HOME PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO, SM IT H 'S SNAPPLV TURTLE HOLLER MOTOR SALES ROY WALL PLUMBING WADES SUPREX MARKET SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. HANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER’S GULF SERVICE G H A M K O W M IM IRA l IIO M I Hi^tlwWy 1/ Vi suwlb I’HUNE H I toi s t : m e m a c h in e a SUPPLY CO. SANFORD b o a t w o r k s j i .er m a n co n crete PIPE CO w heeler f e r t il iz e r CO. �J tt Jan. 11, 1957 Page 3 THE SANFORD HERALD Gable Stars In 'King 4 Queens' P STANDS CORRECTED . . . V # rW ^ T T r i u ^ n ’a " Lu ra a n d D o th ." fra n k S W r a -nW Firtaw In if.* dWUr »/ i Z Z J L T . grant m a rita l M f,/(m e d ia C lnem aS c*. • » * «•**• Ar ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ['Guys, Dolls' Starts ^Sunday At Moveland The luily and provocative >nro of a gay scoundrel’* adventures In a western ghost town Inhabit* rd by four trigger-happy, -mum hungry women. "The King and Four Queens" filmed in CinemaScope-and Do Luxe color opens Sanday at the Rita Theatre. Clark Gable is co-starred a» the King of the title, and his co-stars consist of a beauteous fotir#ome j of Queens Including Eleanor Dar­ ker. Jean Willes, R aibara Nich­ ols and Sara Shacc. The S tro n g ' supporting cast la headed by Roy j Roberts, A rthur Shields and .Jay I C- Fllppen, Jo Van Fleet Is also! starred. David Hempstead p ro Ju ced ’ The ! King and Four Qurcns" from a | screenplay by M argaret F itts nm !' Richard Alan Simmons and Raoul j Walsh directed. Lucicn Ballard was chief photographer, and the | musical srore was composed h> , Alex North. It was filmed on lo­ cation in the rugged mountain I country near St. George, Utah. Number One Queen of Gable’s harem in “The King and Four Queens’’ is Eleanor Parker, one | of Hollywood’s best and most ver­ satile actresses, and two time Academy Award nominee. Lovely Sara Shane is. another of the Queens and * dainty so ft - 1 ; spoken vixen she Is. Her most re-1 1 cent films were “ The Magnificent i Obsession" and "Three Bad 5is-’’The King and F our Queens" as ter*." the remslning »wo-*ourths of Two of Hollywood's faitest-ris-G able's female retin u e Jo Van Ing vong actresses, Jean WillesFleet plays an an g ry mother-inand B arbara Nichols, are seen Inlaw. The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log s u iu r» cm a x x a l a UHUVUU I 14 Trt.viurt Hunt *:<•« aa»* «„ j iinrrlsi • 10 It, n fin Tin m a s iM k l ll.XIXO • ;0t AOveniura cnel* n a i l lo p !<tll<JI-> 17 SiM Si> S'ri«H Stivka *:lv virasu ul. opr) «;*r V\ »aibei>\*»i-aoorts >:«•• r»us I'vnU) «:lk li*mle*\oui • :lo Th* lluri-un**ra «:l» emari unviium '.*•* Jack is Vllvaaon • ill epalliowa glatsr* 3 :A0 vial* Hiurm Whuo;:*« auuuvwut un euorta 3:13 II.) Jrannlo ):1« Jolvn ualt • >0v Uunsmena ; :J-, c'elebrlt) H|j> 13:1# in Hadsun a Journal iiov w»«t IXilst aior> iltoy Talsni s c u ts a:S' Mvlsitv* ft. lion Tbeair* II I# late Show *:•• Mr. Atlanta »a* Kve II 41 Naws A SO • sill I'Wf tiuura ul alar* «l XIIST •i j.* I OiO-S Th* Lineup Slncrra S4HHXI.XB IttM •*h»»roh l*:S« t'ernun to 1'ir.un 10,11 Tss’ Fattsm ll:v» S ig h t \* « : deport »2 i#« ?»un«I.Tx 5«r«vA<|* l#:z» I ••.•! I’* a l it* till) Itoll v w.*od Klr»t M *ai m ilH in n i IllOe MouthsM. Prsw Church 13: S« Blan-otf t AA I* P Sn'iluv Show ll:#n OmnlUu. tm a u it 3 •# « (Mini# Alutunl 1,1# M 111..,, f Mot la "Mr*. Mike'* teuNXixa 3:U J*undif Muin-# 3 ;.l llsafro Vall.y »::•» Slpn-on—program lieiume • : am Miiilc ni II.Bnttom 1 : 0 # }(*i||,-s| llortaon. *:Ii Xewa—tV»»lh»r I 30 31unI<? loytra rro c n m St!» Jim n.ol* »il« i-aptaln Kanaarea k An V iril Motif 4-33 Mr Friend Flicks l«.J« -Furv" lif t For* am M|rch 4:1# lt»-»mary Clonno II Wink* Oink and Teu 1 : 0 T* lllfht S •»)»• I:## Mam# ll.jo Mr tvitarri 5.-S3 Men t.f Annapoll* r.l R3I1Q 15,00 The HI* Ton 4.AA 33*4*1111 .11 MU tm ia v o u s . . . _ , ktNXIXS. • u rro g n m #,00 Trltphun. T|m# t:»e rd tu r* Vsrmera ofAmarlca 4 JA S#»rrr«u«U Ir* llm# •ilu Air . Poser 1,11 Music Marl • 43 Ml KtBiuii Hour 7i#« Kurd Tn.aire 1 :1 * Ula H cturs IlOA nt»##t s u r # 7il» Jack lieu 11 y ;,o# InJuatry un Parada T: IS T<i i>t« 3:11 lint Co rum's Bports Show ,:d " “"'van, Show T:3 a Church H«#nf|p« 3 :ee 11 11 Tnsatro 5,10 I’ro-lUskslball % JA l*r*4ttdl% iv «# 11 ni | ; l —New Vork at Korl Wa«n» Alf,*.| Hltciivuvk Ptotsnit >:Afl I»UI ••31* for Mu«lt 1/13—New York at rhdislphla I3:*3 1 *4.000 t'liallsns* lvil3 W t.at. jij |>)n# *0 :11 It l|43339# with tiuilf 1 'IS—Hi. tu>u(s at Myracqs* II. 00 b»f 14 O^ 1 '3«—l-lilla.lslphla at Kl. Wayaa MOMMY « '» Lawrence vv elk Show I to Movlo Stalina* MOIIMMJ 11:11 hew. n..« sign Off 1,1V .Nows_Wsslhsr I A A ntAH Cm RIIXUVV m ukx i .xu 1 .0 Iporta t>l(S» • AI l ‘ llr u k tr i 3.4* Test I’aiiern ■ v s s is a «:S1 ,N*#3rb 7l#4 llood Morning I S* Ro**marr Clou*** Show 4 U " ••tern Jamhorao L’antaln Kangaru* « It Central Florida Shaweaae 4 y\ N. 0 4 3,34 Open llousa l:t# Country Frolics T-fA S*»s» (Trl -rk Club lo jo tlarrr M.ore 7,1* (■orotta Toons Shaw T 13 Ns «r«. Florida l*:l» Arthur Ondfrev t.ee Jaekla ClUason Show T JA S ees World Jlil4 Hirlk* It lllch s *0 nada* ;i« :$ u Hp< sis XI 4 Olaoeo J 'fJ Vnllanl U dy S:l# Hoy. Joanla « AA Jn rk st's Chn)c# Lev# of t.if* P:SI Ounamnko 10.10 Hhorlock llolmoo M .iJ n .f,T u b Tomrrruw >1,41 Uuldlna l.lahl 11:00 U w r s s r t Wolk Show Lot stsn-orr ■ s . .I:## . . *1TK»1B#X 1.4# Itaport John Nesbitt’s TRUE story ■CROAT V '* *'3"d I’P nnd B* Counted 10:10 fltsn-on Frosram Rtsuma J 1*® th# World Turn* 10:11 N’ows.W aathsr |;52 J,,M "rook* T/i# chaplain 1.14 '.V"' Ifousapari/ 11.00 Tho t-.M In Action !:•« Ill* Pjvnff 11:10 Tha Chrlstnphoro conquered... himt»lf Jil# lloh t-r-ihr 19:00 t.Ot’a Tako A Trip 4:43 llrlshler Pay 11.10 Thla la Th* U fa • };!? fjfre i Storm 1:1» TO A. 3.00 T B.A. ! !? J'd«« ° f S la n t I. 44 lllokar Mmis* 3:10 TO.A. l,on roe* tho Rollon 1:10 r-BX Rundoy Nswa w n a -ita ru a n 1.00 Odytsay l**a K14.41,:v i ’I.ks a tx s iv a FMlIMT 1.10 i.ir * at n iis r kvkxixo 1:10 Mayer or tho Tosta • Jk * orld At H't 0:00 Tolophono Tima j d l Twlllghf Simas 1:10 Tou Art Thore 3,1# npori* Book 7:oa Anti earned (ha title of 7:10 t-rlvata Hs.-rotarr V .a apn'iD *M T t% " l,orU 9 knit* 'n g on a cloud 1:00 Bd Sultlsan Hhow “ TH# Jumping P arion" V ;- «3l3°l Tour Muilo 3:0# O R. Thsathra 7;!• li a Panret'm* 3.10 Alfred llltohenek Prtsoala 3,3# Nlsht KillHon 10:00 K t.S 00 rhallsnsa v i i 3'riotly Insirumanlal Telephone Tim e 10:10 W hat’* Mr 1.1a* 31* Bhrlnm Ifn,,. 1:0* THA SUNDAr, * P.M. / L J*;*J U,#w^ #n'3 With Ifusl* 11.00 atfn-*rr tta s B tr CHANNIL <1,33 8tg"*Off MORXISa •1TIN H A I (ilO Nl«n-nn MtlB.XI.XM Propram Itssumo 3:3# Sign On I IS Nsw*.\Vsathsr * '* J**** I'renkara 7,04 'flo o d Mornlns" TODAY « 1# News t 00 Contain Kansaroo & 3:11 Western Jamboree 9.01 Hlsn-oft 3,11 N eat 1:11 Hlsn-on SAT. 7:»# Massn O’clock Cl us 10:00 Mission at M ld C e a tu ir 7:41 N #as_F|g. 10.10 U M fe fo with r.llssh.n Rllaahsth to.to M ? Rats*—World it" # T h . iv ir . It ninht i i i Bports at a OUsc* •«;»* " u ^ tb »>33 Jocktr'a FI,oka 3.14 Morning Perotlone 13:11 Imr* of IJ(a DWUMTK AS J '* Harmon* Tim* 13,10 Hearch f*r Tomorrow 3:3# World At Nina t l : i t (luldles t.'sht "C ASABLANCA"! 3:11 Morning Malodlt* tr r K R v n o s 4,13 1133 ctuh 1,(3 W alter Cronklla and etwa 13,10 ROMANTICAS Nowa 1:13 Htand L'd and ha Co-Jatsd 10,Ij llsrlval Center tit* As tha IVorld Turns •‘t iu a s i’L . lt,3»* Orokasira * -«tay #«(.*'• 1:34 Opr Miss Brooks . 11:33 Fmjr-H Clun 1 •? 1 3:1* Art l.lnklstlor’a lleustparty II, 41 Countrs s n ls t) A a 1:41 Ills Rlslor SFTr.Nxonx «:♦* n is Par off 1,*4 Wnrld At Nno* III* rh an n sl 4*» Crossroad* l t ; 1 l nadir# Farm n i m t 4:** n rlsh ta r P a/ I 11 1* t\%r Non# Hjnrh 4:11 n#*r#t Htnrm t :39 .N«w« 4:1# Rd** of \,* h t wxiBM tt c a A x x a t. a l i i Ui r g^0"® H«nch l:oo IonibtU Privliw ja rK s n s f s it.f .a e n in tt a riv is a 1,33 Micks. ■4 Maus* a* I *# Capt (lsllant 4 la Rapo.| 4,41 n .u * Rdward, 7:#( Ky# on th* Naw* 7:1# l.assla • :(# W#«i Point • LIST TIME TONTOKT • 1* Z ant <lr*r HTABTq «.M auntcau 1:1# Plnrhoiis* at Start • M IH m. . 1:4# Crusader 14,## Th# I.Insiip l#il# Person to Person 11-3# l.*« Paul A Mary Ford 11,41 t.*t* dhow • ATI’BIIIT MOBRIXB 7,1# T*st Pattern 7:4} Id. on Tarado I:## Run. Hclioxl Forum 1,1# one# I'pon A Story • :•# I'arlnon Tim# 1:11 Tornml*. Fitnnlaa hamio * o$ mi 0 Am m f 3:1» VVHd Bill lltrkoh FE.VIURE — 1 :13 l«,»* ,-anl MMsIsht 1#:I3 M lshtr ilxue* CO-FEATURE II #• Hkv Kins try m in n s PIER PHIL I I -1# Tnloj of Tsiaa ftangsrs ’-3BKHI aJin-.'•—« 13, S3 MI«*Top l:«* fluffaln OUI *,*«» Fla. HUIr |-»|y. DENNIS PRICE 10# If* lloeksr nsiuas Clark l.ebt* as "The King and Four Queen*," la khawa here with his ’’Querns": Flesnor P arker, (nest la him ), Barbara Niclior*. J o n Mill**. and Sara Shane. The picture, filmed la Cinemascope and lolur. opens Sunday at th e R lts Theatre Ihiough Cniu-d A rtists release. Agriculture News Samuel Goldwyn’s multi-million Isuade the mission girl to accom-l lion* Even so. this is a reduction I CECIL A. TUCKER. 11 ’dollar fUm version of the smash pany him to Havana H oauccefds,] in Seminole’s total celery acreage I SEMINOLE COUNTY 3 ™ d" ,5\ but. yieldnlg to a soft Impulse from years past. In fart for the J ..Dolls , sta rts Sunday at the brought on by love, gallantly da* AGRICULTURAL AGENT , . . , ,pa<t two sears there h«s been a Slovicland Ride-In T heatre a* .he n|e i ||w t ^ did Thi, gC4ture A look back over the past yen.**I reduction In acreage of almost all cinem atic event of the year. put* h(n) jn , new j|ghl w[lh a 8 r|cUu Ura| picture In Seminole , lh , bIp4 uro. , n s .,mi. » Film ed in LincmaScop* and col* j rah. and everyth!"* works out County leaves one with mixed “ ■ ' _or, th e picture sta rs Alarton *a UafactoriIy, with both couples i emotions. Some agricultural coin. 5‘ . , , ^ jra n d u , Jean Simmuns, Frank | being m arried a t' high noon in moditic* hare brought slea.lv «r , 1 tn i*. Pr^hiction Seminole V n a t r a and Vivian Blaine, w lth |T ime, Square. slightly hlglier relunis dtiring the C,0linl> U, *radually increasing In j a large group of supporting p lay .| Alogetljer< lh# budget for «0uy 'p . , t year Uthcr fields have hern a " !041 *M '* •* * < '* E *r,y1 .ers headed by Robert Keith, Stub- and d ^ I s" cnme („ $y jon,nnn I less fortunate. In spile «f cold !P*d ‘f " ' on. oran»f *. .by Kaye. B. S. Pully a n d jo h n n y (0ne mi|llon dollarJi aloM. W, S| weather ami generally low prices. ,ncrc'Ued fr° n' 3S9 WO Silver, plus the famed Goldvvyn I pB'id for'"tbc " * r ’.e n rights. The | }he value of 'vegetables ,rcW ,n 1943 ,0 ah<>ul vegetables produced {,,carln? | rc#* , l" lV A : Dirls. ............... picture is being distributed by M , in Seminole County exceeded t ’’Guys and D olls’ was written ( million dollars last >car. t h i . ; ^ an n ,a, ' aU' ncla lDlr2 !* 5d for the screen and ilirectesi by ! amountrsl to nlmost 8,000 loads of from 'S *-000 ,u 150,000 trees Seedy •fourtim e Academy Award-winner | . vegetables. Total serrag e in pro- & 1™'1, ‘""case* from M.OOO Joseph L, Mankiewicz Its plot is ductlon, while down some from ^ a r " 2 m ',n“ ^ |(W0 rbased upon a story by Damon previous years was still close to ^ in* ‘T * ,n 95f 8 000 acres. grapefruit increased from 30,000 unyon, with a liberal sprinkling ’ .. . . . ... , „ bearing trees to 34.000 bearing Two-gunned C lark Gable as he f the hard-boiled, soft-hearted t o ery IH . with « prOsluclion of trcc.. Th,. |ra lt increase wn, not- rule* the roost la "The King and characters that made up Run­ about two million rra lrs. This ac- 0,, in hearing tango, ine trees, Four Qurens". yon’s fabulous universe. reage in Seminole (otint> am o u n t-: Tangerines increase.I from 52,000 ’* Like the stage play, which ran cd to less than 20 per cent of t0 53 qoo trees ty a ir fortunate Indeed, probably on Broadway four day* over three the total celery acreage in the r, , years, the picture's story boils state, yet the volumn produced ^ c o u n t y sh ap ed about I..OO more so, than the averagrfarm er the nslate. In uGut down to two romances, one be­ of or oranges. from (his acreage was almost one. 000 " boxes 0 3 " ;^c, • fGrlpefruit n p c rru it over w w . u. i.i there »is tween the high-rolling gambler, . t-i i , . * , 1 V00 and tangerines each )en r through I ^ou»d an Experim ental Station an d fourth of F lorida* total produc- jnlerstatc cl)annclt ,* f^ t. a major m arketing center within •Sky Masterson 'M arlon Brando) , ^»nd S arah Brown (Jean SimVnothcr 1,500,000 boxc» of fruit I lhc boundaries of Seminole Coun -•smons), the young lady in charge | I Is estim ated to go to the process- D- This coupled with the unique ,g f the Broadway branch of the J Ing plants each year, 1 drainage and irrigaUon system is ’^av e-a-S o u l mission; and the | The on the-tree price* for all * decided advantage to our fa r other between Nathan Detroit ! oranges averaged $1.83 per box. | m er*. (F ran k Sinatra), proprietor of ( Orange* going, tq the fresh u ia r- . Sanford is Ideally situated, a* the oldest established Boating Kct averaged It 8" per bux and an assembling point for tender crap gam e, and the brassy blonde, orange* going to processors aver- vegetables grown in South Flor" M is s Adelaide (Vlvlap Blaine), M IS S A D EL A ID E . . . Fee I aged $1 $2 per box. Grapefruit kl * to mix with citrus and hardier - Jisho heads the floor show in a lirfa n Blalna , who ten rad on avi-raged 92 a l>ox for fresh fruit . 1 Central Florida vegetables. Vegel; Joint called the Hot Box. Broadway In "ttuye an d D o lU ," .20 ,« box for processed fruit with ablcs are also brought In from repeals h er role o J n l g h l r l 11 b Z N athan, who nerd* $1,000 to sin an average of .57 per box being Leesburg and Webster growers g e r, I d r l a l d t , In S a m n a l rent a suiable site for his float -1 received for all grapefruit. Tan- fo- sale at the Sanford State F aru y n i’ t m mmu u lti-m illionn dollar dollar I-, illo . ojild niyn -n u iltn ing c ra p gam* (so cal cd b e c a u ^ , j | m , oJ t h , e r , t h r a u d 73 per box for niers Market. Consequently the i t moves from place to ................ place so B roadw ay m u s ic a l. M a r lo n frevh trade market businesa Itself has in........................*"he police can't stop it), makes a I B r a n d o , Jo a n S im m o n a a n d are not com- creased. During the 1955 56 sea* bet for that amount with Sky, F ra n k Sin a tra alto el a t In lha equrntly show son, this m arket handled $5,189,who gam bles on bis ability to per- CinamaSeopa pletura. the proeev- 102.03 worth o f farm commodities I sed trade at a — It cents averA» we approach a new y ear, I a nr per box. The present average tltc question alu a)S come* to rd their friends Mr. and Mrs. L. for ail tangerines sold is *1.71 per | mind,"What will nexl >«*r bring C. Tillls. " " x' to the farm ers?" Most answer* In 1955citrus produced in Ure slightly pessimistic. No Jo u b t Mr. and Mrs Jark Tiffany of Seminole County was valnrd al Gie situation will pruiubly be Oneonta. N. X . spent several ab>ut $2,400,000. No doubt th, equally "rough" for the U rn ie: days with his grandoarenls, Mr. In.*.- increase in the number of th | , year as it w as h u t year. Itom • j and Mrs. C. C. Tiffany, leaving Ira*** . in.s into 1soe.« si... I..... i .. *this 1.: . iI • tree- coming production ever, I chouse to feel uplim Ltic ■b By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON | Sunday. The your.g folks were H th r m 8 M? flgur. over M the , i lUation. Should w .a New Year’s Day Mr. and Mrs. honeymooning in Florida. Whd h ,l,,IUr m#rk’ „ Iher bs favorable, the outlook for T racy L. Evans of Alexandria, V» Mhde the figures are not avail- „ lr h, |f of ’lh, „ J r lhoilld Mr. and Mrs. William flittenwere guests of his grandparents, burg attended Vespers nt Hamp­ f i l ‘,l , th;.re oll" :r In- good due to higher p rice. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Evans. He den DuBo«e Academv at Zcll-.vood, culture .hat also contribute - ,b r° '1^ t *b#Mlli by dam ;,“c ’ i s m arried to the form er Ella JSunday nfternoon. They heard a great d ^ l tn the economic situa- fa r"L ‘nton,e ,h o " l', lncfxa,» »°me W heeler Wilcox of Ml. Dora and j .« « * “ *• of the Academy, on fur-j Uoii. There Is no doubt that or- n 95T’ , , _ , lough from mlMlonary work in nam cntal horticulture (nurseries. However, the average farm er i* is employesl in Government In- San Juan Puert0 Ricto o f, ete.l, poultry, livestock, forestry,' fa c ,‘l steady or lower retelligence, with offices in Wash- his experiences in the field. SILK GOES DOWN TO THE heekeeping, ami a growing dairy turn for his products, on one hand. *' gton. D. C. -------- 1 — - . | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Matthews | SHORE In thi* play costume In.f.utry produecl com modities1wlth ri,tn* f 0 ,t at firm and] by Claire McCardell. Red checks valued at close to .mother $2,000, equipment and material*. On tha* > Mrs- Ed Zimmerman nnd her of Waycrova, G *, warn the Sun-1 on nAvy on th* pure silk broad 000 other hand. T h ii will probihly -granddaughter. Susan Brooklyn day guests of his brother-in-law 1 cloth. All-round shirring falls Generally overlooked i# lhai continue to Intensify lh* Mend Itspent the Neve Y ear's holiday with and sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. from an Empire yoke th at t* |Seminole County ha# fairly well w an* Drger, more mechaniied ^her von and daughterin-law, Mr. Tillls. string-tied from 11 small collar. m.,|n U lrfJ lt, ;f n0t in - operation* T he result* will proh'a n d Mr*. Howard Botrler Jr. in , Beneath are brief ahorU and c rc a ,jn>, it tomcv,|i*l. a. a lead- jh ,-v b# *li*hlly le u ir r e s je and A tltnta, Gt. they made the trip Friend* of Mrs. E. D. Hsighway bra. vx- h etrmg* aleo to tie a* , marketing cenlrr Seminole-* •I'-’rease in the number of .b y plane and enjojevl seeing t h e ,'x,“ ^ *°Ty J" hear 0/ the rodyou will in typical McCardell |n t ( W t l a, v)% r„(lll, l. or contro | j farms. U U * T K V j i # l | l bask •B o teler’s new daughter. Marga- den death of her muiner, follow­ ****** I considerable acreage .it nearby Ncvertheles*. Seminole County ing an au'omobile accident, near ^ re t Elaine, bom Dec. 18 Zi-llwond and eNewhcre over the will maintain its strong agrirul INSTALMENT LOAN DIPT her home In Cushing, Okla , durI (Ural economic talus and will still mond M. Rail, new president, al- stale M eat* PDIC t . The Rev and Mrs. E E Wall- in* ‘h** holidays. The ."minor# in Seminole lo u n - 1 be a mull million dollar business. tendnf a state dinner meeting at trig and children, Paul and Kath Mr*. Archie MacCuish it visit- the San Juen Hotel, in Orlando •leen of Flint, Mich, are the guests "*vf their fri'en.lj, Mr. and M rt. in* h»r brother. George Colemen. Friend.# of Mr*. W’ A. Ellenat the Piper Apartments. "C harles Brecht. ! w'oo*l will be sorry to learn that Mrs. William Burkhart of lla r-i« h e «a# called tt Culthbert, Ga Mr#. S. L Drawdy and Mr*. C. W. Sjbloni returned Friday rivburg, Penn., has arrived to Idee to her fath*r suffering a from Naehville. Tenn. where they spend some time with her sister-j heart attack took the latter's son, C. W. Sjob- in law. 51,a. William Lcfflcr. — J Mr. and Mrs E E. Ayers of lom J r . to enter Traveca College Friday evening, J W Hail, j Statesville, N. C. were the guests "where he eipects tn train for the past president of Seminole Coun- of hi# cousins, Mr. and Mrs- B ^m inistry ly Board of Realtor* andRay-i A. Myers, Tuc«day. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cos.an and | h e r mother, Mrs. Jessie Victory! are home again, after ap*n,ling the holidays with relative* in Pensacola. T h r Rev. ami Mrs. Jam es M- > •Thompson have acquired two new Near P. O. Phone 10.T grandchildren In two days which yjW /C £ •nm.#t act some kind of record. Their son-in-law and daughter, Uring or have tour INiclor BMr and Mrs. Fred Bland of Ft. telephone your next pre­ M.auderdale are announcing the d irth of a daughter on Jan 4 scription lo us. It will he ♦ in d their son and daughter-in-law, Ur. and Mrs- Jam es B. Thomp­ accurately compounded with fresh drugs son of Orlando are announcing hu birth of a son on Jan. 2. The at a fair and reasonable price... FAST -Blands have two other girls and FKKE DELIVKKY also .JJie Thump-on# have a daughter _an , (UUHT ~snd another 10*1 lUK* fsJsnal b f e t t k m x m a b x v tJ H Mr and 51rs. P. C» Thigpan ■JOth K French '•'fo Uetler Serve \o u " ]Bnd daugh’e ri, Judy and Gay of ' •^kenanavilie, N C. recently visit- « Lake Mary f i l l TT of r TZ9 tb lll T##p Tim* 1*4^ r*i# Khtitim Hottf # M l Uorld Al Sli r .in ix i) * IS TntllftM H.vi-n I I« SP’»rt« RaoV 115 Foolbfll Roundus. Tti* D»lft<Bt Or A Cloud •ft’s Mi«tc T:Ii» fuV# flo# Atrurflty NHRI n «r \*i»» » r«Tii*n r^ctB FArtim Thr n*F®hm 1R j# M M i r i t h Muila VdB • It fift dl*n O'f M in jT Hf»M<IXO T ** dlfn On ; r r-o in n T:U tlim n Tlm« M*rr«trn| r « ‘•nlrt»»inl TIha , t n# it ” 4|«-1'8 f ^ r n t# V«*n Waf| 4 At VIna ••!:# »?YrrY A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost r U PO RT TH M m/o Interest ncifiocsiti. K**»»,»« NnoiIF K Ut 'M 4# 111 —iLtiw etcun axil siriii b— n X4i ivy M aa aistci — K*eiu« FEATURE 8:21 Only ” SATURDAY- ONLY”" CO • HIT HA N DOLPI I SCOTT IN *SA N £ O R D Guaranteed Bank ANGEU • CAREY “ BOOLIN of OKI. A HUMA STARTS SUNDAY 1 - n i ■ • !■ ■ ■ B elie Starrs Daughter , Tho KING Plays Tho Hottest Game In Tho Y/ost with Four f \ Queans! r jk jw 4 #«.** ,iiu ii FEATURE — 1:40 CO-FEttURE"" on Savings Accounts FAUST'S DRUG STORE Over $100.00 >',he ,ule h<,e m 1957 Florida FA U STS SUNDRY STORE STATE BANK *t~ S / lW rO R P FEATURE— l:U Only — n rm ro jn — "ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN AFRICA" S G S M V A MONDAY Now On Tho Screen I mius)GUYS IS* Msmmi AND d o LLS WlBBBajilliU F E A T U R E - 7 0 5 -1 :4 9 C l a r k E G a r ik * P m p rx o m w ro o M Q COLOB fcy Oouuao • lea n o r a r k e r r a �*r.i f^ .. * :u - •• .# * ,- • - ■ ■ ,.> • ... - v . ; - -. t r ' £ • : CT»*• A7jf *1 ’fc b fT O M S 'U P T ' Herlong Report T it sfM isf of a new Congress very fact that KusaU knaws a is alwgyt f a exciting time. Get­ baa the power to bs thn great** •■a!’ ting twer* In as a mambor af possible deterrent to aggressim Om a f th a outsU adlof fnaiursa of tho of tha languages ■Motioned would make the the SStk Congress was every bit It can hardly he said tn b* , J ta p ir e v u th at a man had •tightest sense la any hut a handful of the *is big a thrill sa tha first such dangeroua power because th I WASHCfOTON r n - n o South- experience I had t t a member President has la no way shorn ' “ to k ao v only two laafoagta to m akt him- Inhabitants. , era Don erratic leadership of tho 'o f the Bat Ceogresa. In addition himself to be anything remotcW * 'W f aadan to od w barrrer ha want, Graak AH th is takes on significance in the face Senate le cewrinced that Ob Sen­ , to this thrill w s* the.red pjea- resembling a “wat monger.’* * -v-jmaa h it passport to aadantandlng In tha of an inescapable fact: Tha world is growing ate win peat a eivfl rights pro- | sure of toeing old friends again. For those who bavo written m r n a this year. aaatarn re a c h * of tha empire, and in tha smaller, in affect, as we learn to travel and and others who are concern* ' Friendships made bera certainly It also ia reported t* be con­ w a it ha could always find someone who knsw communicate more rapidly. The world's vinced the Senate probably win . transcend party lines. It « u real­ about the Hungarian refugees, swiftly growing population also la becoming > tfa L m b tha power of the filibuster ly gratify!** to have Republican fearing that Communieta may b that Southerners have used as ef­ aa wall at Democratic members using thin program for inflltrstin; A fter tha am p in broke up. tha languages more interdependent than ever before. As fectively to kOi civil rights legis­ th a t helped knit it together broke up also. this trend continues. It will become even more say in speaking of my close elec­ into th* United States, pies* lation in the past. ^’Portuguese, Spanish. French, Roumanian— necessary for people to speak with other tion : "You certainly gave us a know bat all of the refugees sr Senate Democratic Leader U ncarefully screened before bein, ' “these and other modern langusgas develop* people of different culture] backgrounds don B. Johnson himself hat Joined scare; dee’t ever let anything like admitted. Our authorities sr The obvious answer is an international K'a d from Latin roots, whereas Latin itself ia sponsoring a new attempt tn that happen again." cautious abtut this. B curb the filibuster rale. became a sort of embalmed tongue now language of some sort—either an existing t hop* you will continue to cal On spotting day I introduced ten A group of top Democrats as­ -Huaed mainly bv the clergy of tha Roman or an artificially made-up language that on us for any help wa can tiepect passage of a moderate civil balls end since then eoe ether. you. as in the past. Our new of will be spoken And w ritten the world over. ^.Catholic Church. Moat of these bills bad to do with fiee address it 1304 House Offie rights program will came first Today there is no language, or even com­ How to bring this about is not obvious. But Thoy expect tho civil rilists changes la the Revenue Code— Building. f t is a goal worth serious thought sad ef­ b in a tio n of two or three languages, with bloc of Northern senators to dt t* reduce and eliminate certain it after mustering the U rotes ' !~'whleh one can speak to men in all parts of fort. The language barrier is troublesome needed to shut off debate. After­ taxes aad to eerred inequities th a world A parson who knows French. En- and unnecessary. « I I ward. 'bey expect a major aad found to bn in thn old law. I be­ ciliish , German, Spanish and Russian, say. probably suectssful effort to curb lieve most ef these provision* will -senight find himself tongue-tied in China, tb« filibuster. bdcoMc law, but they will prob­ Other Congressional News t ^ f i d -knowing Chinese would do him little ably be a part of a comprehensive Eisenhower: Frveideot Elsen­ "The tax bite on earnings is only the an­ Tvood in tha Hungarian countryside. There itax revision hill and win not hower prepared to deliver his * are broad and populous regions where none nual story of what government seems to be State of the Union Message to a be passed as Individual bills. My costing,” writes Sam M. Jones in National Joint letiinn of Congress this af­ purpose in introducing (hem la to Review "Behind it lire a debt so large to­ When V ita l ii'J out to kick sand tear for tho## who tiko set­ ternoon up ktr btels she docs it la a big vantage of 1L make sure the Committee will Bicycle Safety t'l-nrnnee Sale day th a t every baby is born owing the go­ »*y and oath year her msgaifi Doctrine: The House foreign j\. a lot of exciting have the oppartuaiy to act on There ie nothing more satisfying than vernment |1,939 before he lets out his first cent Affair* Commitiac railed farmer • • * 1 j • *• ’ ? 1 Orssge low | rebbrstitm b«- football games in my Umt but them. The Hertong bill for double to pee a boy o r girl enjoying the bicycle San- howl. If he is s member of a family of four, comes more colorful and eiabor- u,ia orange Bowl game Secretary of State Dal a Aeheson 4 0 STl/DEBAUB : t l M to testify on tht Eisenhower Doc­ exemptions ftr collets students ia '•c h e m p to n W M f , w * ia brought down the ehimney or edged in his papa will represent a government debt topped them ail. Colored* look trine Democratic members of tho la the process of being drafted '^ h n front door. It was my prlviieg* to attend ; over in the fire* half and tan up of $7,738.” committee in effect have already KAISEB the affair this y*«r and with s o , a icorr of 20 before Herman even buried a proposed mild substituto now. Already it is receiving tt-^iem s-aa if there is a special glint for 2 D o o r— O n* This, of course, is in a large measure the much going on it is difficult for begin to itirt. Then CTenuon widespread supportOur bill to O w n e r — Low tboaw-youngsters eyes when they’re pedal- sad fru it r f wars and depressions and other on# Uttle country boy to take in : rame barb in ths ••rood hslf I for the doctrine advanced b? a Mileago— prominent member" of broaden the base upon which eoun. la g their way along. ealamatles But it is also, in considerable eptrythln but what I did ise amt m* k Colorado look like a “very their own party. They did so afW t there’s another side to the story, BUICK total loss running up a vcwtc of j ter Secretary of Stato John fester part, the fruit of waste and duplication in wsa certainly impressive , -Super I Or. Ie- 0 9 0 4 i Suddenly one of the youngsters on a fast government activities—and. more important, Highlight, of eours*. wai the 21. Tha Jam packed stadium went Dullre denounced it Wednesday. Idea. Radio-Meat- # 4 W *' moving bike darts out from a side street of a philosophy df super-government th at brilliant Orange Bowl parade and j wild. It wai anybody’s game and Eastland: Sen. James O. Easter-Dyaaflew the big game oe the following day. with a tot of luck, Colorado won -*HHfhf into th a path of an auto, land was reappointed chairman of ignores the eternal principle that govern­ Both events wore heyeod the po- by one touchdown, BUICK ,7; Or ha’s marrily pedaling his way to school ment sho'iid not do for people what people ver of mere words to adequately The half time program was the the Senate Judiciary CommitUa I Door Sedan. weaving his way back and forth across the can do for themselves. It ia to that principle describe. Dyasflow, Radio moot brilliant and colorful I have >vhich passes an del] righti lagt* atreet or road hindering a motorist from th at we need to return, and to start repair­ The great night parade with Its over witnessed. Both Colorado station The Senate confirmed the CHICAGO V — A ’’do ft-your'CHEVROLET self’ tari for ^diabetes, packaged -passing or endangering his young life in ing the incredibly costly damage that has beautiful illuminated floats and and “ J Clamtoo staged magnificent appointment of Eastland, an ar­ for sale in vending machines and 4 Door Sedan, • fa s t moving early-morning traffic. powerflit*. radio been done in depreciating value of money gorgaoua girls took my breath Shows with their bands and drill dent advocate of segregation, drug stores, has been announced Counties, thousands packsd team* while the Orange Bowl clean. On* owner by a medlcel resesickflrm. AK quartet quart* of youngsters ride along—side and weakening of representative go­ awiy. tha straota on the line of march presentation of the 1957 queen over the protest of Sm Paul H. The test la not designed for IfUDBON •by side—d!iseussing the game they’re going vernment. and I understand all available and her maids was spectacular. Douglas D-III. • • • Hornet 4 Done j to play or the ’specially hard lesions they’ve setts for tho parade wtra sold 1 was proud of Tampa’s Adelaide ties may qualify for aid for school known diabetica but for “the gon­ Hydramatk. l a ­ • studied. Automobile traffic comes to a well in advance. 8:a!pers had a Gonzalez, as beautiful and charm­ building construction by reason of ers! public.” said Paul Becker, dle. Heitor, Ex­ hey-day and were offering teats ing a queen aa had ever ruled (be problem e.-catcd by tkr impact president of the Clinical Develop­ • standstill. tra Clean, Otm from |12 lo 111 each. over lh* Orange Bowl. of Federal installation* will also ment Laboratories of Sprlngfltld. Owner Car There’s a definite place for bicycles— As a nation we Are famous for giving. If I had not anticipated a traf­ • they're important to the happiness of our Usually, when we give, we don’t expect to fic Jam before going to Miami 1 Tampa with it* Florida Stste be Introduced shortly. This plan Ill , the firm which developed the ~ BUICK Fair and Ga«parilla Carnival and boys and girls—but they must be handled get anything back. But now we can give might havo been unnappv out I St. S o p e r Riviera Petersburg with its Festival Is being enthusiastically received. tost. "Hardtop", Radi* • rig h t and in a safe and sane manner The President’s first message Becker estimated there are a expected K, and took it ia stride of Ststea will have their hands AND get through thp March of Dimea, Heater. Dynaflow and liktd it. bumper to bumper With the gift of a bicycle comes the nelow Milesag* What we get is protection against the t m miles. It's funny now folks full competing wrtth Miami and to Congress while as usual was million unknown diabetics in the her Orange Bowl. I predict they stimulating was received srlth a United State* and naadiea! author­ eessity for very important safety regula- jrresteat crippler of mankind—paralytic pornset to su.h Inconvenience. If BUICK will ail be bigger and better in tiojis on how. where and when to ride. grimness on the part of the mem­ ities estimatad an additional 2 you expect H and Mike uo vour 1PJ7. Special 4 Doer million persons will contract the bers, whieh leads me tv believe *Hsn. Dytefiow It cost the March of Dimes 17 years of mind , „ tou accept^ it before you start that the issues he proposed will disease during their lifetime. Radio, Hooter. The test ia designed to disclasa research and $28,000,000 to perfect the g * ’ * to"J. Extra Clean, en* he decided on their Merits sad that thn presence nhsugar la tha urine. U»!lr **M*t SttarSsr. ItiaSir *M rhrl.tm u /Salk vaccine whieh provides that protection.^*** owner cor • PnHUhaS MtuMtr pteectolen CkrUfe*. n be driven Mark star­ polities will take a back seat It constats ef n piece of tape We Americans gave that money. ing nuta. • Briert# •• *•«"«< ,i|H BilUf o«t*b*r tt m i * treated Ilk* litmus paper which That |s certainly the way I intend A * N et Offl** ## i«ifor* F1«rl4«. a n t.r th . Att So far. eo good. But the dark shadow of Native Miamians know alleys.: to set on them. He askad for an is hermetieely sealed and contains •I C tlf in i tf March I. IMS short ruts, round shouts and cu t-; polio hasn’t vanished entirely. Before that additional 1200 million a year in Urn enzymes. FHXD eSUKTHS K4l«*r e.4 PuMlihtr offs that help to avail jams and advised taking the test MARION HARMAN SR. Ci.cnllrt Mltor happens, two jobs must be done: econemic aid for tha Middle East in Doctors got them there quicker but visitors STSt.TR J. CVSlima. AATtrtltlai Mtatatr the morning before eating Job No. Li Get vaccinated Everybody un­ dependent on map* and and for somewhat unlimited pow­ sine* varying body conditions af­ main, euaecR im oN rates er with reference t/s the use of ter meals might effect the tape. t i t »«r w»»k f w Mo.tb II.H der 35 should be inoculated’. About 45 mil­ thoroughfares have a pretty tough g r Carrltr Sit Month, On. Tttr lion of us have l>een. About as many haven't, time Tara* Month. "If tha tape turns blue on two American troops to put down in­ ill* 11.11 till* Fortunately, we wen guests of j ternational Communist aggression successive testa, see your doctor.’’ Obituary aaUett, ctrdt of think*. rtiolutlou tad polio can stilt blight your world. YOU alone n o l l e tf tattrtalaatat for tht *ar**«* or rtlil.e my good friends, Vernon and against free nations. I don't tee said Becker. 2is Magnolia Av*. • fahdt will ba . k a r a t ftr at raaular ed.erlUl.a rtta* can prevent this. Carol Ramsey, trho know Miami Phone 1*34 ’ how we can do other than grant The test will be labeled "BugJob No. 2, Give to the March of Dimes. and Dade county almost at well Tba Mtrald la a aittabtr of tha Ualtad Pratt him the authority ha asks. Tha arChek" end will sell for 3 sente. <wklek la Mtlilto et.letlv.lr to tha at* fay r.pukll>a* No vaccine can help the 80.000 Americana u they do their native Virginia. tlta at tU tha tacal »«w» prltttd la thla e*w,*a**r. already crippled by polio. They need iron They have a cosy apart meat Just Rayrtataltd Natltatllr hr naaaral Adrtrll.!.* lung*, wheelchairs, braces, crutches, doctors, acroae the river from downtown •trait* laa. Ml Otarfia Sttlaft S ttk l i d t Atiaata. Q**rtl* nurses and special care for years to come. Miami and we could set the make up from thoir win­ Thst’s the second big Job for 1957. This parade Fri. Jan. 11.1957 Page 4 dow. Vernon ia In the container one is up to YOU too. COLOR business ind supplies field and TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE packing crates to growers and: Two big Jobs to be accomplished by a twoCONDITION The kingdom of the world la become the packers, spending about six kingdom of the Lord, and His Christ.— way action—giving and GETTING. You months out of the year in South Your Horn* lor give to the March of Dimes; you get your Revelation 11:15. % Florida. Lotting Boouty inoculation—and security against a mer­ There are six hundred million people who I fait positively indecent sitting do proclaim ths Lord and His Christ their ciless erippler. MIANS HAPPIIR FLORIDA UW NOI back in the Cadillac while ha King. Do both Jobe NOW drove us hithet and yon but it waa glorious. Ordinarily 1 hava to wntH* with lights, brakes, steer­ ing wheel and directional signals' aad it was wonderful to sit back By CHABLES N. NcCANN tha possibility that he may do so which belong tn the UNa-thst tha like a Rajah or tycoon and hava llaltad Press Staff Correspondent soonsr or later cannot b« ruled Communists will net agree to any somebody also do the work. But Vamon was smart. Ha President Syngman .Rhea la out. such elections. threatening again ta march his Rhae feels (hit his allies, in­ Rhee takes the view that the knew hia way around to instead of Srmy Into Communist North Ko­ volved in a cold war with Soviet Korean armlMUe hat become Just trying to drive to the stadium for rn Rustia in Europe and tha Mlddlt another scrap ef paper and that tha big game, he drove out to The tough old chief executive of East, hava too long nsgUctsd tha his country is no nearer unifies Jerry Sherrards Dixie Belie rest­ the Republic of Ktrea das mada area in which the free world went tion than it was 3>* yean ago aurant at Kendall where he had the 'unification of his divided into a hot war sgalnet Rad ag- when tha war endeda delightful lunch and then took •ouutry bis major goal for 19ST. grosslon. His attitude is not unreasonable a bus direct to the Orange Bowl Ha would ilka tha Western AlU. N. Re*olution Adopted South Korea, a country of IS mil­ leaving our car ia the restaurant U*s' who fought In the Korean The United Nations adopted on lion people i« supporting an army parking lot. This amsilng sarvira B ar to denounce the armistice Tuesday a United StaUs resolu­ of 1.3 million mania for fra* to Sharrards customers whieh was signed on July Jt, IMS tion calling for lha reunification South Korea geU United States and it sure save* a lot of wear If that does not happen, he says, of Korea through free elections, aid- But ita eetnomic slthatian ia ha may taka on tha Narth Korean* to be held under UN auspices. desperate. Aad Rhee himself, ap­ |nd tha Chlnesn Communists him­ But rasolutieu to tha sama af­ proaching hia Und birthday on self. fect have been passed before, sad March IS, ie aa determined at, Despite the odds he would face, Rhee knows—as do the eountriee aver t0 get tha Communist* out of North Koroa on* way or an­ EFFECTIVE other, if he can, so that the pro­ lAW'A'DAY mise of Korean freedom whieh earn# with the end of World War Jan. 1 *57 II may be fulfilled. l* A l Only Tho N#»tb Rhe* also insists that If there Anticipated •s any slscll^u Is Korea, si shall MATCHING COLORS cover only tha Communist ruled Yearly Dividend far VIfade am northern part of tho country. Rhae't argument ia that South Korea la a legally constituted Country and alraady has a parli­ t aaeoy-Hrieg electric helper*- Madern ament elected by free vote His idea Is that North Korea should piaamn u j lha m w a tOO-to-300-Ampeto i CALL ‘’g y 4 Join South Korea. towirit Mn*o...jfceLwf**oou<h wtrfac North Korea, with a population I The Lumber Number now estimated u> total Wwaoa I aad eopu|h nradte end endetj le tnwnr l for Sudden Service million and 3 million, is merely a — „ r * H w Ww * 1 1 your prvwat. . . end hikwc . . . elector x ****'* Mm W L.,Ku 4lm .Sm puppet state under Chinese Com­ «*« C* M? tv Mhuw O ral' t oeals So if you’re buymg . munist occupation •a T.**r^ »•?«*•'-* •*. e-. w TV. M South Koreans charge that the “ «VM 100X0 A*, nr mnodrim*. be *■«. a r t mtj |* ti MOlMgrov, Kit . . . Ml, tti Communist arc deporting Narth uv* Lumber & Supply **Trr » - t-LxemtcAU.rr . 10O-S0OAmp HOUHEPO’ATR. Koreans to Manchuria and replac­ FIRST ing them by Chinese with the idea Yard * of occupying tho northern part 213 W. Third 9 t of the country permanently. The FEDERAL Sanford, Fla. number of Chines* immigrants is estimated to total sa high an 1 Sanford million. c y flO*IDA POWKR A LIGHT COMPANY Rhee know* that his years are numbered, and his on* ambition ia to unify Korea by peaceful _ U. ■■ ClMtaa. Bl». Its*. "Not now, dear. Mother ie completely talked out!" *“V SS.fMUa A**> means or by war before h rooMosomo, Unnecessary Problem i-i Demos Contfdenf Senate Will Pass Civil Rights Plan BUICK Fruit Of Wars, Depressions Too Late To Classify Trade-Ins 4Do-It-Yourself’ Test For Diabetes Revealed By Firm 61 62 Support March Of Dimes T M The Sanford Herald Nicholson Buick Co. HOUSEPOWCP Rhee Threatening To March Again I 1 »YT I I 1 I I If .. & i HILL *r i • *48 *L i fI * row ^ -- » * �\ •Jfl n Seminola Kebekohs Mold Installation fis M o m d A Mrs. Emma L. Latao* «< On Tuesday Night Poquonnock Bridge, Cooo, la vis­ Pi j i 5 THE SANTOED HERALD S o c ia l fco e n lA The Seminola Rebekah Lodge held an installation of officers on iting her brother, Robert W. Tuesday, with Mrs. Lorraine Lord, and other relatives here 1m Hein. District Deputy President the winter. Mra. Letsoa area of Florida Rebekah Assembly born bare is 1YTY, and l> the District No. 10, serving as install­ daughter of the late JotRt M. ing officer. Lord and Jane W. Lord, pli New officers Installed were residents of Sanford. 8VND.iT 'a t 7 j*m. at.the home of Mr*. G. Sirs. Henrietta Raines, Noble The Junior Choir of the First C. Dixoo, 0 8 W. 1»U» St., with Grand; Mrs. Eileen Rector, Vice Mr. and Mra. Bob Derrick Baptist Church will reheine at Group 3 as hostess**., Grand: Mrs. Mildred Squires, Re­ brated their 27U> wedding anniv­ 1.30 p.m. , i The anoual Hospital Benefit cording Secretary; Mrs. Evelyo ersary yestaeday. * MONDAY 'Bridge party of the Sanford Pilot, lldblehan, Financial Secretary; The Buy Scouts of the First C|ub *in be held in the Mayfair Mrs. May L. Rubow, treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. Frank CereaoB Presbyterian Church will meet In Jnn beginning at I p.m. The MrsVirginia Anderson, Right have as their guaat Mrs. OereaoH'l •he Scout Boom at 7 p. m. public Is invited to attend. Supporter to the Noble Grand; mother, Mrs. Milton Kaner, of The Session of the First Pres- yj,* Browrnie Scouts of the First Mrs. Evle *CoIe. Left Supporter Sodiu, N. Y. syterian Church will meet in the Presbyterian Church will meet In to the Noble Grand; Mrs. Lucy Session Room at 7:30 p.m. the Vou^ BuI1d|ng at 3 p.m. Ann Robinson, Warden; Mrs. Miss Helen Alexander, daught­ To* .'lomcti of the First Pres,. .. . . . „„ j Etol'c Pfeifauf, Conductress; Mrs. er of Mrs. Mary C. Alexander, baa lyterian Church will havr their Thc and Recreation of the First Prcsby* C. J. Wllkrrson. Chsplaln Mrs. returned to Florida Southern .Trele meeting., as follows: ' « will meet in the Louise Long, Inside Guardian; College after spending a few days terian Chrircb 3 p nT- — Circle No. t. Chair, Mrs Eva Beekham, Outside Guar­ In Sanford visiting friends ta d re­ man Mrs. Victor Brown. Hostess Youth Bldg, fr'rom 6 p. m. through dian; Mrs. Bertha Snyder, Musi­ latives. I p.m. Mrs. A. C. Moore. 1211 Oak SC cian; Mrs. Mae Myers, Right WEDNESDAY. 3 pm. — Circle No. 2. Chair­ Supporter to the Vice Grand; The Girl Scouts of the First Mr. and Mrs. J. P. HoUadaw man Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. Hostess MUMItKRS OF TIIE OFFICERS WIVES CLUB meet at the home of Mr*. Darnell KlMlae In discuss future plans, tllark row — left Mrs. Ethrl Williams. Mrs- leer left this morning on an aS-esMiss Alberta Boyer, 2004 Mag- Presbyterian Church will meet at to right) Kay Dwyer. Marge Marlin. Jane Potts. Evle Williams, Ruth Tnllj, Pal Hansen. Katie Cummlas, Betty Guy. Betty McHrstnie, Boyette. Sirs. Annie Belle Tsylor 3:30 pm. at the Church. pensc-pald trip to Havana aad Pat lodd. and .Millie Fallow. (Front) Peggy Tugmell and Dornell Klkltur. (Staff Photo) ' | *nolia Ava. and Mrs. Susie Miller. Altar Nassau, which Mr. Holticlaw earn­ 3 p m . — Circle No. 3 Chair 1 The Senior High Fellowship ReBearers; and Mr*. Nancy Dobbin, ed in conjunction with hit work ★ ★ ★ I -m ag Mr*. P. .T. Piety. Hostess crratftm of the First Presbyterian Color nearer. They will leave from Miami oa Mrs. H. W.Rucker 1 * Mra F .T . Williams, 330 Oak Ave.,, church will meet at the Church Thc meeting was opened with the S. S. Evangeline and will bt Co-hostem Mrs. Ruth Chittenden.' at 7 p.m. a prayer br the chaplain, follow gona five days. Is Hostess Tuesday 3 p.m. — Circle No. t. Chairm u .Week Bible Hour will ed by the Pledge to the Flag and man Mrs. L. I. Frailer. Hostess ^ con)jucU<i by thc Rev. A. G. •‘Star Spangled Banner.” Mra. Jay Beew ww» m w m To Gleaners Class Mrs..L. I. tra ile r, Celery Ave*, 3| c|nni>, Ppstor of the First Prea* Mrs. Hritt was Introduced and McRae, Ga., due to ths death el ‘ Co-lostesr Mr*. Brtit# AMerson. 5yterUn church at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. If. Wayde RurVer was •*a* presented a gift by the lodge. her cousin, Tom Eason. Mr. Eanv M M M s i rnars, .hostess Tuesday sdernoon, it her 2:30 p.m. — Circle So. 3,, C ^ lr - ( Thc o , nte| Choir will re h ear,, 4 ie Installing staff . . . and_ their _.es , son was married to the format BY » InulNIA CONN . j home on Valencia Drive, to the S1 ,'" !.' mm I »« St, First Presterbyian Church ——— corts then took the floor. T h e,B, rt0(, Harrlaoo, sister of Mr» Cbarle* M. Morrison. 2800 IliaJ;J(J The CxecuUvw Board of the, house nn Shannon Drive at 9:30, 'Gleaners Hass of the First Bap rourtesy ofr.cera were all dressed: Pe#rle HanietI| of swrfard. P* watha Ave. Pr. Mr Meatln# will be held at Officer’s Wives Club met at the and guest speaker will be Mr.fU* Church. Meeting was opened in white snd carried pink and | with .in inciting devotional given green muffs, on each of which m2nP W* Fite.^Hostess >he First BapUst Church at 7:30 home of Dornell Kllcllnc Wednee- Homer Osborne: Betty McCracken anJ Ruth bX M«- Willie Pippin the topic m,n „ — ' , . __ *.** nm the Train- day night. Dornell of course, is was pinned a huge red rote. They Mrs K. W. Fits, Celery Ave. Co- { ^ ExJcuUvc' Committee *>«" President. The old board Tully hold n beautiful farewell **•"* "Living In ReadinCM". She formed a double cross snd all Garden Club Meet hostess Mrs. G. H. Brown. will meet for Part **), •Handed also o coffee Thursday morning, honor- ‘'*0*°d with prayer. of the offtccre Installed were In­ The WesUidj Garden Club vtL 3 pm. — Circle No. 7, Chair­ Ing Betty Spclti and U is Elder. Minutes of the last mtUfng were troduced through this. meet on Saturday at to >. m. at THURSDAY ! he,P with any problems and turn man Mra Herbert Behrens. HostChief petty officer and Mrs. L. Following- thc inotallatlon, re­ the heme of Mrs. L in k Lambt over the books. It was decided to Thc scene was B eta’s home in then read by Mrs. Alice Borsdoff —J a report on sick members; J Dial, of Key West, announce ass Sirs. J. N. Gillon, 1201 Pal- The J ®wofJ :hot' will have a free coffee at the U.O.Q.' Little Venice. The large Uhie was *nd freshments were served as a president of the etub- Mra. Char­ given, Mrs. Stella Kendall tthe birth of Barbara mettoAve. Jinuary 23th. The member* will' covered with u blue cutwork cloth. , a daughter, . _ ... rourtesy to the Incoming Grand lotte Frederick is club reporter. »« “ *lon,1£* r l m Pr*lbjrtCrUn church *l 3,45 each try to bring n nrw girl, since1Blue candles in silver holders ! *■** • «•'*** report and after Lynn. on Jan. 8. The little M as by Mra Virginia Anderson, Mrs. It •- a<ked that at] member* g, Chairman Mrs. Harry ooa- p.m. . . . . *> many am reporting in this'and white camellia in a silvrt concluded I weighed 7 lbs. 4 1 or. Mr*. Dial Essie Cole. Mr*. Evelyn lloote ruff. HosUsa Mrs. NeiU Houston. The Youth" ChoumanLh. The Ciub nan h i, sia pproject howl rcompleted wp,j .. M r s .•' Feterson asked ejrh Is the former Miss Betty Mind han, Mrs- Icey Boyette and Mrs. • T . of hithe lirat *• inanui. i np irmii r o je c t ifor o r dowi o m p i t i r f i ithe n r ppicture ic u ir v it 'n Hidden Lake. Present n ................. i vre iPresbyterian Chureh Chorthwill willpractice ,hljthLsmon!h monthin inDrovldlna providinga abasilbas-si-n t n'tit it ound *ourvJlovelylovely?About Aboutfnrtv fortymfmbfr ; r . . to give the high- ham. of Sanford. Sara Swalm. g p.m — Evening >*AfL V bid' i ^ C^urcJ> p fn* nettc for the doctor'i office at thc attended, all of VAH-5, and guest*. h cr. season, F L O W E R S Chairman Mrs. Floyd G. Case. Tht loUrmcdlate Choir of the dispensary In which new moth- Katie Jackson, Mary Libbey, and 'vhJ fb "** enjoyed very much silver coffee service. • —- -- * IThe ho l.hoate»* n. •.. . SO IM -..I .Y 1 1 — f__i Educational Building of t h e First — served delicious re- Those present were Mra. C. A. E. M. Wives Club FOR EVERY OCCASION Baptist Church will rehear- ters may place their babies while Belly Is-mo,. On thc porch were Chureh Co-Hostetses Mrs. and the Adult choir being examined. l>otnrl| served bowls of yellmv ealendulas, and frr-hment* from .* tare-rovered I Anderson Jr . Mrs. Mark Clcveat at 7 p.m *“J ,l-“ Wllseo, M rs -^ ric Vlhlen. Mrs. fe». coffee, anil a delicinur straw-1 many gno'li.w were displayed— table, at one end of which Mra land. Mr*. Stella Kendall. Mr*. Slates Installation ft I SANFORD ; Harry Kent. Peurifoy, Mra. Aialce The Enlisted Men's Wive* Club! berry whipped cream cake, and in (act no many, that Betty ia| Mire Borviurf poured from a }Ethel I p.m. — Circle No. 2, Chair­ _____________ _ ___ Rarineau, Mrs. Eva Cotise, Mrs. | will hold an Installation of officers the table was colorful with cand- coming down in___ the______ morning for; man Mrs. Sidney Ive*. HI. Hostle« ami yellow and white flowers, roffee. and we plan to go off ourl F'rvi*t' thl-. Marion Harman will Alice Borsdorf, Mr*. Willie I’ipp- at their meeting onJan 14 at a FLOWER SHOP ,s# Mra. Sidney Ives Ilf, 1441 No. Attending were Pat Todd, MaUie1diets. hi,Vr n f|1- And while I’m on the In. Mr*. Suiic Belle Cleland, Mrs. 8 p. m. at the U. S. O. This will Elliett Ave. FREE DELIVERY Barlow. Kay Dwyer. Pal Hansen, I • Talked to Betty Guy thi, inonv " ‘hjeet; he deserves a great deal J. L. Jack.-on, Mrs. A. J. Walk- be the second installation the club g p.m. — Evenrng Circle No. 3, Marge Martin. Jane Potts, Fran log concerning the Talent Night;0* praLc for hia constant wiling- or, Mra A. J. Peter-on, Mrs. J. h n had. Chairman Mrs. Harvey H. Halt. Flewtra By W irt Murray, Katie Cummins, Ituth for the Follies. Talent Night Is. ‘ ne»* to help all the organisations,1S. Peterson, Mrs. J. S. Lewis, Mrs. | Following the Installation eereHostess Mra. Hirvty Hale, 2UI Tully, Evle William*, Betty Guy, J of course, the free party to be “nd particularly the Hospital L. H. Hobby, Mrs. Haiel Gardner,| mony, Canasta will bo enjoyed 200 N. Park Phone 2210 So. Elm A\e- Co-hostess Mrs. Betty McBratnie and Mary Munta.! held at thc Mayfair Inn January Icau,e- And he won't pay me an-[Mrs. T. A. Stiles, and the hostess and sandwiches and soft drink Fred Dudley. will be served. Batty Haxlctt entertained the 21st tt eight p.m. There will be 0l)icr cent for that, cither. Mr*. Rucker, The W.M.U. circles of the First Tuesday evening the St Mary's Baptist Chureh will mset at ths Chapter of the Holy Cross Worn- wive* of VAI1-9 Thursday morn- refreshments, and sonio "profes in the home ing nt coffee. Under discussion ■tjonal" ■•nteriainmeut to give the church at 10:45 a.m. A covcxwd; *"* were squadron plan* for lunch- amateur* some inspiration. Make dish lunchton will be sarvgd at ot J,r>Thor* J» -tcDonal I - N O T IC E v» PILOT CLUB , noon and a program given at 1 Mrs. Gordon Stanley opened eons and other activities. Gleaned j plans now to cotiie and bring a the meeting with a prayer and a little news from this gathering talented friend. Most of us. un• p.m. W t now have a nice aelecllon of Eye Glaaa Guarda In — HOSPITAL BENEFIT The GJt.'s and Suabeama of presided over the business ses­ about various people in Nine.[less we are real liains, need a Pastel colored chains, also Silver, Gold and pear) f ' the F in t Baptist Chureh will maet sion In the abitnee of Mrs. Henry Millie Thomas was at thc S«m- j little urging to get out and do M A Y F A I R I N N inole Memorial Hospital with her our stuff, m > drag out that gul Tamm, president. Chain*, At — 2.00 and 3.00 — all Tax Included. - at 3:30 p.m. .es-srac-r i tty. .)1! drrt. St. Catherint't Chapter of Holy Mra. Stanley made the following son Billy, who had an emergency; that jlpg* .at p-irik-p or the Soy Cross • Woman's Auxiliary will announcements: A plastie Ware appendectomy Wednesday night, who Imitate* V hert to well. B«T u e s d a y "— j a n " i s , s p it ' meet at 3 p. m. at the home of party will ba held at the Rectory We have several new girls in th c1member, if you du work in the f; Mrs. Thomas Vaughn, 103 W. llth Feb. 1> at • p m.; Next month outfit, Betty Dai?, the wife of thc Follies, Mrs. Welsh, , f the PalHridgc, C nnasln, Santhu the chapter will maet in the home Douglas rep.. Marge Cousins, metto Nursey (the little Red • St. Mary Gasman, I-oia Nebcl, and School. House), has offered to Tb« Friendship Lssgue of th« of Mrs. B L. Perkins Jr. PHONE 5 Tlckefa $1.00 Uri/.e-s, R efreshm ents 202 E. FIRST ST. Nelson, Ruth Barron is keep the babies for free during Congregational ChrisUsn Chureh Mr». Stanley,Christian Educa-J Mary will meet In the Fellowship Hall tienChainnsn, led anInteresting better after surgery in the OAFB rehearsals. This i* not to Iki diicuisiorr on the Third and Fourth hospital. Enjoying Betty’s hospil- inerted at. And now, if I don't of the church at 1:30 p.m. Commandments. | allty were Jane Miller, Betty Ray, -----------------TURRDAV ruffe* and sarvetl ruffe* and Loia N*bcl. Mary Carman, Nita Vt The Woman's Bible Class of The ho*t*s* served l0 ,h* Jtr» Won. Ra7‘^White.m Dornell Kilcline, Skip llorthe r,ret Baptist “ (Burch'm Church eats eaka ^ MrJ Elm#r ty MeBralnje; Pct. tensy, Mrs. R. W. Kennedy, Mrs. I erson, Julie Anderson, Betty Wright Davis, Mrs. Roy | Hlllner, Flora Wigton, Pauline 12 Members Attend Alva Gr««a, Mr*. B- L. Perkins J r .,) ByU», yran Murray, Margaret Mrs. E. E. LaCour, Mr*. John Fennell and myself. Golden Circle Meet Thomas, Mrs. Gordon Stanley, Didn't mean to bury thc Drift­ Th-rc were 12 members pr«»-1 Mrv A. B. Pfttrion Jr. and Mra. wood circle in Iasi night's column. ent for the monthly maetlng o f. p. F C*op«r. Will repeal— the monthly meet­ th* Golden Circle Class of the | —------------- —------ing will be at Jean Tegfcldt's F int Baptist Church, held Tuasday , at the home *f Mr*. Gerdon Fred- fJ-H Clllb Will • ricl . . _ 3 Demonstrations The Pra*id*nt, Mra. Bob Land- A f f m n / J C o i i n t v r«th; led a wond.r*jl opening V - O U p iy Given A t Meeting prayer and made *om* Interesting C o * |P C p K Q comment* on being talisfied andir u , r r c u * thinkful for what one ha* In th*! Nancy Perkin* opened Ih# me*t- Of Grammar 4-H. new year rather than complain- in* of th* Sanford Grammar Three Demonstration* were ^It ,„r ' [ Schoei'* Fifth Grade 4 H Club. *n at a meeting Wednesday of tha Mrs B M. Dyson volunteered' which wax held Wednesday after- Sanford Grammar School 4-lt to »ervt a* room chairman | noon. Club. The meeting wa* called to through the new year, and im­ Th* minutes of the previous order by Ginger Smith, nnd Ann For tho Full Prlct of mediately began planning a more meeting w»r» r**d, after which ■Mahan, secretary. rea«l the minattractive rlas.'room with n«w demonstrations were given on utc* and called the roll, ONLY “How To Set A Table” and "Table Miss Myrtle Wilson gave a dem* apes. etc. NO LESS THAN 2 In response to an appeal last Manners”. < onstralion on measuring flour Sunday, clothing wa* brought for The club will ro lo thc County ; and brown m sar, Glenda Glmblr a needy family. Fair on Feb. 9, it was announced and Cheryl Stempcr on Setting the NO MORE THAN 5 The group, leaders prevent gave by Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home Table, and Connie Alford and Nell reports and a committee, com- Demonstration Agent. Thomas on Table Manners. TO A PURCHASER At the next meeting demonstra­ posed of Mr*. Carlton Todd. Mrs. I DESIGNED IN RICH BTtOtion* will be given by Mary Phil­ CADK Is this theater costume Walter Brooks, and \|ra L. H : lips on Peeling Citrus, Shirley in red and gold, (rom the Wil­ Triop. wa* appointed to make' Vililen on Preparing Grupcfruit liam Fox collection. The fourplans for the annual banquet fo! Halves, Sandy IfrrvDh, on Cut­ button coat tics at the collar be heM In February. ting Orange Cartwheels, and Mau- ind flares slightly. Under It, a A love offering was taken, after j Th# A*o* Pert Chamber of Commerce it iliet into this nr os. Avon Perk Likes it only 1 veen Pitts on Making Orange •cltless sheath has a halter which Mrs. )t. N. Cleveland read metin') thi* offer lo acquaint more poop'* mile* from Aven Perk end should become Bite*. • • the Pastor's paragraphs from •eekllne. with the Leie region* end to bring more fjm- one of Avon Perk's fine resident*! suburbs. Sunday's bulletin, emphasising character, loyalty and steward­ L o u t Privileges for Bathing, Boating and Fishing ship a* the main problems in j REG ISTRATIO N FREE to all Property Owners of Avon Park Lakes the First Baptist Churris and the there u>usj ur,i in every church, j FOR 2nd SEM ESTER CLASSES Avon Pert Lakes will be advertised in out-of- the chance to select the BEST location* while Folios ing adjournment, the boststeto newspapers bwl NOW before such ad­ they are available. Select lots dose to th* eis, with Mrs Eugene Pennington Mondnv thru Friday, 3:00 to 6:00 p. m. vertising starts, this fin# property it offered lake at thi* low price, but don't wait or yos assisting, served cake, coffee and Rnllet. Tap, Acrobatic A llaton nut* to Mrs. Carlton Todd, Mrs. I to the people of our state . . . to give them mey mist this greet opportunity. Children of nil ages R. E Brown. Mr*. W. J. Brooks, Mrs Tom Mero, Mrs. B. M. DyFree Deed . Free Title Insurance 4 . . Exchange Privilege Jss. II too. Mrs. Bob Landreth, Mrs C. DUXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING Mrp. Howard Dsgue I,. Arnold. Mr*. L. H. Tripp, Sfrs Bill Steele r - « - M A I L C OUPOM T O D A Y / | “9 yearn in Sanford” H. R. Heckenbarh, Mr*. M- N. John Keder Ph1721 Oak A Commercial Cleveland, Mrs. Eugene Penning­ Mre. W. M. Marshall I ton and Mrs. Gordon Frederick. I Avon Perk CHAMBER of COMMERCE I I Avon Park, Florida a I PWese tend me th* descriptive folder eip'eining thi* i Avt* Perk Lake* U la* I offer. It it understood that thi* it only an Inquiry and I E X C LU SIV E DEALERSHIP fet'd 3 mile* north of I doe* not obligate me In eny way, the Junction of As on I I'JtVa Mein Street, aad I E sther Williama Swimming Pools. Entire Seminole # H. JAMES GUT AGENCY U. I. Bout# >7 I Heme - I County Available. Once in a lifetime opportunity in Avon Park I 112 EAST FIRST STREET I one of the faj*te.wt growing Industrie*. Cash required I Adrtrett __ CHAMBER of COMMERCE ~ l for initial inventory only. Immediate action neccessary. PHONE V Organised 1725 I City. I Call Bert Frazier for appointm ent ------------Zone___ S*eto H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT I AVON PARK. FLORIDA Print Now* —4 A J4 „m C W y Kissimmee Tilden 6-1201 ON T H S O K A N O S B L OS S OM T M A t f “ J I* Calendar Conning The News u Airs. McDonald Hostess Tuesday ToChapterMeet U ) s tfd Q a w sd to j PreOpenini Offer! CHOICE LOCATIONS AT A V O N P A R K L A K E S AVON PARK' CHAMBER of COMMERCE $ 300 PER LOT ALL LOTS T H I SAME PRICE Happy Birthday DRIVE OVER * 7 o cieu f! General Insurance a u �t •$$***>% | ItM M or TW B l t t *••* _ f/M ■** Newcombe: Series' W ounds Healed JhsL Sangohd NEW YORK m — The RUn dOuudd Newcomb* inaiaud with Mrfac* calm that hi* torttog W«M tori** wound* had to atod. Big N*wk waa th* t o n af tto Natloaal U ifM season sr to r a ST game* aad tto m t vatoaMo player honors. Bat two cracial failure* mad* him th* unequalUoned "bum” of tto World S*r* W*. Aad tto reaultqrt charges that b* dlda’ have tto heart to via the "Me one* for a while toned the ponderous pitetor late a scowling, sulking reeloo*. ^ "I Juot bad to clear a r rotod of a lot of •tuff." ha otplalaad with taoy coarictioa. "It waa a lot of cuff which ahoaMa't hare seew eaB iae fe n ce Banj M AVIC jwh iiagtito# O W1 iVWVtf rcw K P A M E R ■A AM P C EM T E R O F THE , ■ tt'OL VER/HB v B A SK ETB A LL 5Sx . ‘TEAM L yf-\ Layer sold that be was ganeral* hr "messed" with tha progress of the team, but that the team would A oith bnVetball paricularl’- n defense, If they wan'ed ‘ v ict Apopka. "If we aren't sharp on dsfenaa Apopka will klli ua wtth thrtr faet break.” assistant coach Dick Sil­ vers warned. “We’re facing a teem that .to-trtUbr-bwL-rtro.BM that we could beat If wt played toads-up ball all the way throisgh the game." “On* thing that the boy* learn­ ed this week la that tto starting Une-up la wide open for the boys that have tto heart, the attitude, and the desire to play,’’ Layer said "We experimented a lot In the Plenum game and illscovered a new starter In the person rf Rod Phillip*.” The Lemtnolm are waging a personal battle Inside themselves. Fighting tto tendency to to pessi­ mistic about a coming game, the Seminole eager* are fully awaro that they can poaslbly upset r e s p it e Ix ^F A c t rs s that J ^ / H * FOOTBALL CHORES t o jt p o a a H /S PRE^ Ge a s o H US PRACTICE, HS5 7 | W g tw ice U p THE CASSRS JH SCORIAE. “ to win starved enough. "Tit* remarkable thing about tto team so far this week has been tjpo. rap*)!, rise of .earn effort," Layer commented. “A' team' atttlud* can turn the boys Into n smooth team within a few wewka If th* boys will apply themselves and work at U." Th* Semlnoles will laku u th* road early this afternoon knowing that a heavy responsibility rests on their shoulders. They can upaet third place Apopka if they can control their attitudes and can apply all that they have worked on since th# Christmas vacation*. The JV Ult gets underway at 7 _ _ .-^i at-, v in Uv (fn» *ha* h.mn underway nmUrwSr at 8X p. n m. m Jump New Tournament Set Up By Local £• « • — JllUttleDOard I efl The .San(orJ Shufflcboard Te renewed Its'winning ways Wodn Hay afternoon by subduelng I »n*e City 24 games to 9 gam the teem made n road trip to I nnge City for the tournament This afternoon the Sanford te wll| be seeking another wlnwl Airy lake to the road ni more. This lime they go to N Smyrna Reach to play an aft noon tournament, A new- tournament has been by *be Sanford Shufflsboi CTub- Called th* Celery City SI f.l ^m am ent i wnw >UItor9 ind contests fr0m To be nlavetort* .1 J,n Of r»the- n.ist* 1 Rtan-De. 1 Harmony M lu s mmy. 4 Fancy Monarch, f j|y rol. 4 Rose’* BecreWnr 7 Lav,*, dcr Lady. I Imperial Dake. Troth R ate — */» Milo t Juata Lon. 1 Trana ArtUt, | Ceremonial. 4 Boat Rid*. 3 Com. oromWe, • Fay Emereoa. » Cool KtsL ■ Cottonwood. High School All-America S JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES Nike Hatriaoa, alar halfback of ifcoatn Carol Gables, waa ptaeI ow tto «lath team. Eight*— to r Florida grid star* won know I did my boat and I thonld not have let anybody get under itope at t andem Moat people be meets, Nowcombe mused, are more sympa­ thetic than critical. But th* Jibe* sill come at random momenta and they have lo be like th* twisting of ■ knife. Which la one of tto reasons, iapperantly why he'll go south Feb-"l to alert training a month early—and p an op the New York Baseball Writers' din­ ner at whleh he la certain to be th* main target of a ahow noted for its biting humor. Newcombe, if doing tom*‘act­ ing of bla own earrioi it off well as he speaka philosophically of hit two terisi beating*. “ I hurt my tlbow la th# last game 1 pitched In the rogular Ma­ son,’’ the l-foot, 4-Inch Neweomb* laid loftljr. “Tbat’a not an allM. It's just so. Then, In Japan, I pitched only once and U was aa tore as a toothache. But I've had It before, It feels all right now, and I'm sure 111 be all right" On Strict Diet Big Newk, who weighs a heavy 223 pounds when he is In top eon* dltlon, disclosed (hat he had pick*d up “ about IS pounds” during the off teasoo and bad gone on a strict diet to pars hla weight be­ fore shoving off for spring train- M tC H tO A F /B TWOT/HE ALL-AM ERICA// FEP WHO'S MOM :4.s o u r F O R MORE HOHORS B s k A S C A P TA /sf the edges with extensive defensive drill* and extended ocrlam apoo. “Well handle tho toll a lot bwtUr tonight and wo won’t make the rHIculoua floor mtotakao that wa made against Pier**,” Cage mentor Bud T.xr— Twomhed this i tap er Pilot, 4 >kr Falcon. | Ima 4-ola. • Top Layer. T fa4d«a. like. I Claudr Hour. I talk Bom - S/M Milo i till may to d**p imUe, to* Oh Th* Sanford Seminole*, both * • JV* and the vanity, hope to aatoad their good fortune Into a winning streak tonight when both team# face Apopka, in Apopka, to Orange Belt Conference tilt*. The Seminole* cage quintet, to their Qnt year to tto OBC. tope to break Into tto conference win oofaunno by upeet wina over the Bine Darters from Apopka. The two teams pot m ote* re* card* on tto line for the court hnltl* tonight Apopka, flying high with a 7-* record, will start too Junto full of confidence to h n ete by to* 3-7 Seminole*. But toe Seminole* will have a differ­ ent idea. line* tto reeumptton of school after tto Gtofttoaa vacations the •oatooles tov# thrown everythkto to tho wtode but tto fart break and tto fundamental*. They Sacrificed th* find game to Leanburg to order to carry oot a program of eitenalvo endoctrinatotal of htaie basketball to tto young and inexportoaced BeenIpole*. The letaooi paid off n* ‘-toy topped Pierson to a rough aad fiunM* game that was aomawha* ibaggy. But tto steady Improramant has continued aad tto Seal- 1 R .tlsbls X l » t 1 U t l i r on*r~ “ I lost aloe pounds la the last week," be said. ‘‘So I'll be okay when th* lesion itarta.’* Outside, that is. Because, de•pite his apparent calm, those two whipping* at th* hands of tha Yankees undoubtedly will b* dif­ ficult to shake from a mental standpoint. Newk thinks be hat It licked. Bu ho won’t rosily know 'til th* whistle blows the next time he ifoes to the post in one of those to far frustrating "big ones.” In a l, 540 players ware named lo tto seven AIl-Amarica teams aad an tonarabl* mention list. Slack’s aggressive blocking aad sionewall defense tactic* played a Mg rol* to West Palm’s 1-1 re­ cord this season. Harrison, Flori­ da's first choice to the AilSouthern ratings, gained 1J10 yards for an average of H J yards per game to hie last two years with the state champion Cavaliers. dim Manna, a Jacksonville youth who played hi* senior year with Baylor School for Boys la Chattanooga, Tana., waa named to th* servsnth team quarterback (lot The II year old paaslng whJa who playod Boll** School In 1954, fired 13 touchdown peace* and scored TS points a* Baylor com­ piled an 1-1 record. Th* outstanding eligible playera will bo selected to play In the 10th annual prop AU-Am*rt* can East-West football classic at Memphis, Tann., this August. Given honorable mention were: Scotty Dunlop, b. IBS, Daytona Howto. Charles Evcetoghap, to 110, Clearwater; Lamar Payne, b, ITS, Fort Myen; John Priest, G, 235. Ocala; George Henderson, b, ISO, Bradenton; Jon MeBoUi, b, !M, Pensacola; Jim Payne, b, 211, Pensacola; Edwin Browning, B, 1M, Madison; Claude Moorman, *, 1U. Miami High. Bill Eneinosa, b, 125, Tampa; Tommy McEaotore, g, 1P0. Bra­ denton; Bob Mdby. b, ISA Ocala: Tommy Curson, b, 170, Vrro Beach; Shields Gay, t, 22S, Tarn- Legal Notice la the Lears •( the f — «</ M | a v SMMinoLM Ceaa'r. FloeM*. U rrakers, la m Beta*# ef UKU11UK BOWEN ARNOLD s lit known a* UEOMIK B. ARNOLD Decani td. Te A ll Croeiter* sag Feeeeas M s*. l'le la e er DeauwOe Aeatatt I B s'e rri Jaao Jensen. 4 Saap dwltah. Aba'a Otreak. 4 Mayka Tonight, T Grua O’ltellly, | Jane Jelbroo • m e * Mae* — S/10 Mila 1 l»»« Uun, 2 Maggie O’Brien, t Oalor*. 4 K Lake Como. 4 Visit. 4 True Bobby. 7 Burl, * latorvUw. Tiled Macs — f/10 MU# 1 Al'e Jester, 2 Ina Dtanla, I Secretary’s Beau. 4 Friendly Uuy * Bill's Beet. 4 Follow The San, 7 Tee Wee. s MoTarlsb. Foarth Mae* — S/M Mila 1 Flashy uien.3 super Ear. S Carol Key. 4 Itlne'e Dream. I Over Eipoied. 4 Full Fashion, 7 Rural Desire, I In Town. Fifth Haro — S/M Mila l Miss Ka Lo. I Kim Novak. S BAIL AHOY! Wanted by every Marais Nell. 4 Winning Streak, t Silver Roe. 4 My Ladybird, 7 Or one, some aaglets get asO. few Two I Kd’e Black Orchid. ■letb Race — S/l* Mila of them as largo a* tto to t Cap'a Choice, I Blondr Superior poender John Than (age 15), of 4 Bingo Annie. 4 Royal View, 2 Flrandr. 4 Llsele Tteh. 7 Hun HolmTrowtan, N. J. entered in the er, 4 Dataware. Reveath Her* — S/M Mila statewide Rady Schaefer Flak­ 1 Real Son. 2 sta r Flash. 3 Colorado regie *• Test Trial. 3 ing Contest. Klwenda. 4 Methlae. T I’m Tours, pa; Don SenterfUt. g, 183. Pensa­ cola; Bobby Conrad, b, 190, Mari­ anna; Everett Bennett, e, 203, Fort Myen, and Fred Lawrence, T, 190, Jacksonville. NOTICE I will not to responsible for debts made by anyone other than myself. RALPH BRUCE a Ton aad sack of goo are herrkr notUIrd and rrqulrrd te prttent an r clelma and demands whtok rou, er rltk rr of son. mar bare agtlntt the Mtare of OEohOE BOWEN ARNOLD, drerurd. late of n l i l . Counts to tho Counts Judgo »tW ■EMINOLE Counts. Florida, at hi. offleo In the court’ bones of raid Counts at SANFORD Florida, with­ in tlr h t calendar months from tho tlmo of tho first publication of thlo notice. Each claim or demand (hall b. In w rltlne and shall stats the place of residence and past office address of the claimant and shell be sworn to h r the claim ant,-__ aaent....... his attorner. and ear auch claim or demand not so tiled shall be sold. DORIS a ARNOLD As administratrix e f the Relate of Cl KOROL BOWEN ARNOLD, ft deceased DOCOLA* HTE.VRTROM Attorney for Administratrix Edwards Building Sanford Florida First pablleatlen January d. lllf. ---- FOR LEASE---Neighborhood Service Station Excellent Residential Area Opportunity For Individual Wanting Year - Round Profitable Rttwlnmn With Small Investment. PHONE SANFORD 2451 Jr. High Squad Beats Day School The Sanford Junior High School Basketball squad defeated the S t Luka's Christian Day School team 18-10 in a fast moving gamt played yesterday afternoon on th# Junior High School cortWayne Evans waa tha high score man for the Junior High five with 8 points. the ladle* of the Sanford Shuffleboard Club will stage x big lunch for the occasion on the tournam*nt days. (■REVIEWOF THE YEAR-By Alan Mavern 1------------------------------- DECEMBER--------------— ----------_ J S*r M*CORMICK *«■£, 0 / REPEAT/AO A iPR/SOBOARP a a p platform Pr/es, oteoM B S en e* to w a TWO OOLP PSPALS W m o first pivfr _________ OLy.FP.CB. r * ULH O A N U N 9 WAS HFjSMAH AWARP PesFrre moths p a r s ’* POOReST SSASOA wv, OR SHINE 1 FEW YORK 7 ciaatb ! AMP CH/CAOO BEARS CLASH . JH PRO J rm s / X playoff / W CLfFPavXI, f THOMAS \ \ r M AUXi'fSO.\ i SCOPSHAS FE H ELP* OKLAHOMA v TO RECOUP \ 4 0 SIRAMFr: 1 TEMMSiUS / HA* FSHFScr f SSASOA. THE OHi Tto S tats* AAP AUSTRALIA M SST /A PAY/* CUP CHALLEAOB ROUMP A1A7CFES. fhru Feb. 28th, 1957 (except Sunday) POST - T IM E 8:10 P.M. • M A TIN EES EVERY WED. & SAT. A T 2 P.M • NEW CLUB HOUSE • Gtod.e-enclu.tcd, air conditioned and heated. •Heated Stands COMPLETE STOCK SHOTGUN SHELLS and 22 RIFLE mperial Refineries Station llth 4k Park ‘All-New Track ‘Valet Parking Jerry Collina, Track Operator Located « Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn Weat At Red Arrow w ith a n A i/N e w N o tio n in — Tok* your tlrsi h*art-UJtlng run In America’* Numbwr On* Road C ar and th* mil« whi#p*r by so qutotly and *HordMsly only your *y*e toll you that you’r* on th* me re. N*vt M ote hav* pow*r, rid* and handling b**n in such p*ri*ct balanc* with *ach oth*r. Her*’* road-hugging Hwff and Ungth so praHsaly ooatrollad that c o m m magically chang# to curv** . . . and curv** to atraightawayx. With Pontiac'a *zcluaiv* --j f)rwys g Strato-Stroak powox and its p*rf*ci running mats, Stroto.^ 1 Flight Hydra-Malic, you enjoy th* security of I f A y i n 'll k ^ ”s constant and instant command ol th* most modern l 5 i URE^ ^ p*riormanc* t*am on th* road—cradled In a L*v*l-Lin* ^ Rid* that floats you along lii* a l*ai on a mill pond. -jf) And if* all yourx proved as no other c ar in history— jtfiT O jr by a rugged 100,000-Mil* Marathon Teet Runl Doeen’l V\ A \ 7v Ihto auggest that now's a wonderful time to com* to • !>- ’ and mm what you've boon missing? 301 W. FIRST ST. PHONE 160 �X I THE SANFORD HERALD Yowre5^ look what . I found .' . H u scy /T W E v ae >into all o u s Pfcenr .B E F aesH M E N jrs* NINE.re^lTlAaWOtl WALKER14NEWUEM/Y" WEIGHTCHAMPIONOF THEWORtW J---- Wl UNKNOWN WMKSRSWW6S ouce-w m iB icw oem TAWT Nationwide Program. To Feature Florida THEY EVEN CLEANSO ir Du>/^HA/c>A, U®7HEPi£ t BAICCON crust * " y o u a t e COOKn G Ci a s s s ^ . 7VC CABOOOAWD' < I o o ntfeel X SO HOTV- iT* > MUSTA BEEN THB . cr u st * y The SUte of Florida wlQ be fee* lured by Alex Dreier, noted radio commentator, drinjt a new nation* wide program this Sunday over NBC-Monitor, it was announced yesterday by B. R. Fuller Jr., elective director, Florida Devel* opment Commission. Radio Stations WCKR, Miami; WJAX, Jacksonville; WTMC. Oca­ la; WLAK. Lakeland; WORZ, Or­ lando; WROD, Daytona Beach WJBS, DeLand; WCOA, Pensacola WFLA WDLP, “ " Tampa: WE NT, West Palm Beach; and WIRA, Fort Pierce, will carry the event at 6: OS p. m Eastern Standard time, along with nearly 300 other NBC Network stations. The new program, called “ Sian on the Go — for the Van on the Go." salutes one state each week with appropriate music, a crest­ ing from the governor, and a tenminute talk by Alex Dreier, con­ sisting of colorful dramatic facts about the state's history, scenory. recreational attractions, fam­ ous sons and industrial progress. It Is sponsored by North American Van Lines, Inc world-wide moving organization, Governor LeRoy THi NEWCHMMON) WALKM* TELL WMHECAN WAVETHE TITLE BACKA6AlN.TW6r= WASFOROURlTV^rSW MM ACHitt Jayne Mansfield plants a kiss on the cheek of Doug Ford of Mahopae, N. Y„ attar be won the $S7,3C0 Los Angeles Open with a four-under-par 2M total foe TJ holes. Ford edged J a y Her­ bert, a young Marine, by ono point foe th# title. Here, Ford U shown holding hU wtuning check for »T,000. (International Souniphoto) r th* PSN7AOCN ^ HA* JU*T IS*U*E» A ^ e*W MANUAL ON THSI 6UAVNAT.CN OP Additional Church News UNNCCS SSARY PATER N. WORK xxi mam MM*... I M AIL ' 1 CAMNEVER CPAV MU tNCUJtt* BUT. AS A TOWN, I ...A.-.A.. FiNfi oof me sots a . sou shall f acts ,4 JWJt C t...^ ma>8 a r.ne tvuR J hand m w - ,A *9000 :a a t B-. » f m ir , CA ■corns at! s i ir-iT3 50.H6Ml f-f CCH'T KtOWHOW ro ThAA< hM All! , mu te awns wc a 1 VEWIfASI ONIlft ! J rnexe it is. teaor K* me 6*AXDOff mat > me . fUED UPCN WIP 6«AP«5/ NOW 1U. ymar a it. Mf/uof W«t's me matte*! OiMm /TYI -* DiMAVTY'9 IN A OOOO AVOOOt 1 GA/S him a quarter for AN IS«-CREAM SOW -vOUXCOufii: OiMMiTYS A n ic e -»CJ CAN GO Our WITH THE GiRLS TONIGHT.BUT ----- ----- --- - DCNTCOMt HAMA. CAN I GOCUT WITH MVGIRL <FRIENDS TONIGHT?) v tVK&S- LATE CAGa COC-TA x E c f f VOUR HATAND COAT-f 1 WA? TALKING r-V , TO COOKIE ,__^ Scholarship Corp. win Reveals Finalists ’•ik. In Competition Bible Study THURSDAY Ladles Bible das* Men’s training clast 7H/S SAF£. B A ///e S ? wz< ysr WHAT/ ^ PP0H /S£P you-A THOUSAHP B U C K S / GRANDM A,HOW DO YOU A LW A Y S FIND YO UR W A Y H O M E WHEN Y A C A N T S t ? WHERE YOU’RE G0!N ? OH. AFTER t ONCE ] GET ON T H ' R IO W rL S T R E E T,! JU S T KEEP L O O K IN ' DOWN AT/T T H ’ W A LK ... / ' ------ ‘ on the tews one “J 1** 1 ntry tewa g a lron 2iThe finallata now face a (tiff three-hour college board examine*' tlon Saturday. John M. Stalna* ker, president of the organisation^' said at least 7,000 are expected *o survive this hurdle, The survivors will undergo In* tensive screening of their leader* ship and extra-curricular records by a selection board, ami 700 will be named about April 33 as the ’ In- merit Mb°t*ra of 1837. * 1 In The scholars will choose the col* 1952 I**** they wish to attend. They he will recelvt scholarships varying |1(n- with their financial need, ranging ntry from a minimum honorary sum b,. of $100 a year to $3,300 or more per year. The awards aro valued pro- at a total of $3,300,000. , Ines, The program la designed to Hor- seek out the students mo*t abls la mi to benefit from a college eduea* local tlon, regardless of means. It was established in 1333 through basic forth’ fjnm tr front'Hhd*Ford 'Foundation Fort and the Carnegie Corporation of New,York. ' W ILL. 1 THOUGHT r TH A T WAS OOO '' MOW MUCH CASH/S AV Y,?! EVANSTON, IH. W — The Na*. or’s tlonal Merit Scholarship Corp.ha8‘ lally announced 7.500 finalists In It*' *in* competition for more than 708 fouryesr college scholarships. t The 7,500 outperformed 103,008 ork, other bright high school senlorf cry In a college aptitude examination land given ^ 12,500 high achoola op THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH ON THE HILL Comer Park Are. aad 24th 8L J. Bernard R-ot, Minister 7 p.m. YPSL Fred Easmlager, Associate Services through the week: Sunday School 9:t5 Tuesday and Thumday — Holy Morning Worship 11 Communion — 7:30 a.m. Sermon: '‘Achieving Selfhood Wednesday — Holy Communion — 10 a m. Saturday — Sacrament of Pen­ ance — 3-8 p..m. Monday J a a 14 — 3 p.m. 5L Agnes Chnpter of the Woman's Auxiliary of Holy CrOas. Episcopal Church — Meets at the residence of Mrs. R. W. Ruprecht, 1318 Palmetto Ave. St Ann's Chapter — Meets at the residence of Mrs. Fred Dy­ son, 201 W. 17th St. St. Catherine’s Chapter - meets at tha residence of Mrs, Vaughn 103 W. 18th St. St. Monica's Chapter — Meets at the residence of Mrs. John Galloway. 1718 Magnolia Ave. St. Monica's Chtpter — S p.m. — Meets at the reektenc* of Mrs. PITH MOD, naw Hungarian Irvin Felnberg. dclegata to th* United Nations, la shown after he had presented niURCH OF CHRIST his credentials at Secretary2nd S. and Elm Ave. General Dag Hammarskjold’s Ralph Brewer Jr offle# In New York. Irf th* mean­ Evangelist time, the United States and 23 SUNDAY other countries asked the U.N. Biblo Study 10 General Assembly to set up a live-nation committee to collect Morning Worship 11 evidence on events in Hungary. Evening Worship 7 WEDNESDAY T ,$«&> 3p pj W S V S 3 TVS & Z3rO T7> * / /m o w r r am o u n ts to H a v e r 7M*t S B e e n w s s o ABOUT 7MTPTY TH0U3ANP TO BV/LP A ACTV ew poe? T AOViF ^ I PO U APO -AS/O / M tv r OTYCO0 fe srrr-a t M A S/ A / B ta w s s /] ... AN* WHERE ALLTH'MUOOY U T T L I FOOTPRINTS TURN/ StuJtkaltr'i Sup<nhar{tti CoUtn Itauk ...T H A T S W H iag GRANDMA LIVES// f--------------------- - % CroM town or croM country, Stiulcbakcr s new engine with its built-in super­ charger is the best answer to all driving conditions. You get super power whenever you want, and in “ stop-and-go” driving, you get real economy, too. It’s one of the big differences Craftsmanship makes in these more carefully built Studehakers. Drive one at your dealer’s today. B s b n m a k d c z a jk Tl YSOUTH /.V/t£PLY toa A trsrrx /c u s CHALL£NG£~ (Gu l p ) t h is n o o c e o WAV! NEV'JH DID MENTION PCAC'LY W H U TK IN D U F A TO U R N A M E N T h e . VVUI CHAI.LENGIN YUH TO, OZARK/ Studebaker-Packard CORPORATI ON lfa te/H id e ^//ui//nu/Li/i^L> c c /n c Jftitf/ SANFORD IDIU ' MANFORI) AVK. M OTOR CO PHONE lS 7 t �t I ' » «- ’* ■ . r-- UKJgfarff Geneva By AODIB PBBVATT Mr. and Mrs. Ed- rulford sod family epant the wsekand in Elfers with Mr. and Mrs.-Howard Butler. ms«L But M r < T « * n t m a » 3 2 jn - r a js UM , a s • steer M 4 with PrlsriUe." USU4L * M i «M * 1 * "How MM <M res* pnsctUe T e* WfMl/ ; : t 'mm esulda’t ketleve it. It ■gee* eeeurred ts her teat B Pets would tear prefer anyone ta tain turn pick Moipact, a S, • MUfoW, . Aid a roll of 61Uj rubber bead. Turn w i M ths outelfis. (t w u 8|U tsoksd At Oil Ms ksart aesaterating- Hi patting Um things bsck la trying ta maintain kls p rin t on, Thi wait* Um drinks oa thi gad goes. Bill Um outildt biu b eth Um rad. dipped tbs bird." Tbs remark did not ptssss Peg­ gy. but Umts wss as change ad tapresaloa as sbd said, "lariodiag DiekT" "Tcah, especially Dick." Be looked at her dor a moment, tkea ho said, "Maybe he's like me. Llkce a UtUa warmth." "•he s (Asl kind?" Peggy ask­ ed, a' half-mile ptoytng her 11pa "There you go again! You're jealoiia And you needn't so indignant I t didn’t mean jealous whirs I am concerned, maybe Dot rv»n of Dick, hut M the attention Prise till get last night She's darned attractive— end on top of It, • oerp alee glrL" Surpriitngiy, Peggy mid, "Yea, t think aha la And peopM a t tke party Uked her. Trust Apslschd* cots psopls to sinks strangers (eel welcome. But RJt*—well. I can’t help wondering shout bar. She seemed so very friendly With Alvaro—as U she might have known nlm a long tlma 1 esuM teU by the way BtU watched them bought so, ten There'S that he thought; | _ M D u itoppU, trlflt IBps r s i l d ^“Pete, 4 B p Hdon't ^ I you feel there'# something queer about those girls being here?" "You've been exercising your brain UUiy, haven't jreuT Wondaring about people" a cm jrttsC ta taka its place. placa. hop* Mg tug utile manipulation been to. quick that It Md been annoticsA But. he'w as wrong. PritciUa had Mokad his way just jV '-um s-aa see t*W s«p the kill . * *rom (M roll Bomeohe got in her Stay and she did not tee the tub•motion. A chill want op and 1'vfhwn her spine as she thought ta ■v-ASlonimmeat, Why, the man ta igilhonefiC Re’s taking mqney Bom Rita's bag ‘ bUaaUmuig Pate over to the (able where biu sat alone, the •aid, "Pete, stay here and talk to BUI I’m goiag to Um powdei ' room to repair my make-up." She • picked up -iU 's bag. and her s s p a met BiU e for a mere fileksr Mr. aad Mrs. Cider Hart ipent the weekend in Sara tote with rel­ atives. Mrs. T. W- Prevail and tan CarKon were afternoon guests of Mra. J. L. Markham and family In Sanford, Sunday. else. "BUI ne«s the ether ane, i he, lUUt" I f f hard t».teB about fUL I deuM If ha a s m a heat about Mr. end Mrs. ft- D. U llis of Georgia have moved here where they will make their home. “?$£*» Ms mind, Something Mr. snd Mrs. Earl Sumn^till of Nsw Smyrna Beach, spent Saturday hers with Mr, sad Mrs. Marie Summerilll snd family. women- Did you notice serving he ergs last night T He prowled SB a*er'that beat, aa tf la aeaieBar semeteiag/Kew long doVojMwppoae they'll ata> <" -Rite and Priscilla." TPsteeUIg said they'd liaise as m as'they eleaed theeale of the houoo." "What bouse T" -Loohnut House. Didn’t y o u know PrteeUM owns K? T h a t she's Miaa Rachel's grand-niece 7” "fbr heaven's sake! Where did you hear teat?* "Ah told mo." "Why on earth didn’t they say so la Um tre t piece?" "lam Todd knew I t , 1 think ■he’s gotag to sell the place to Alvarth." "no teat's iL That's whet aU the conversation ■was about 1 moon, Alvaros spent a lot of Ume last alght talking to them, tie seemed to talk to Rite mostly, though, urteod of te. Priscilla." waste tea place for a Sotei site. He’ll tear tee house Mra Harry Gelgsr had as her guests Sunday her ton Harold and niehard Singletary of Miami. J. D. and Pat Stoat tad CUetua' Geiger spent Monday In Tallabas aea where they played with tee Seminole High School Band. Friends of Hugh Braddy will be aorry to learn that he fell and broke hla jaw, recently. *■ T-.‘ Lutheran Churct to Instill New Officers Sunday An Inetetlatten Service far the newly sleeted efRmsrs af the L'ltberan Chnrch of The Reeds mar will be held Sunday roaming i t 10:30 at the local eburth. Officers te serve far 1M? were elected at last niitit’a meeting of tea members at the lacs! Luther­ an thurchRetected aa prasident of Um conrrvgatiea was J. Marian Har­ mon Sr.; Jerry Senkarik w u re­ flected aa vice president: Glen McKendrte w u named s i se­ cretary of tke congregation: M ar vln Page, treasurer; FtnaeeUl Se­ cretary Jeka Senkarik; Assistant Financial Secretary, John Sch­ midt; Building Fund treasurer James E>em and H u d Uiber Dean P. Taylor. The Board of Eldaro of tho church la made up ef the first five officers, the preaidbat, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and financial seerefafy. Pastor of the church Is the Rev. Phillip SchlettmannA Building and properties Com­ mittee was named with David Green as chairman, J. C. Jor­ genson, Walter Knaser. sad Phil­ lip Skates as members. Members of the Stewardanl| Committee named this year are Donald Blrkemtyer, Joe Senkarik and Donald Meyers. Final reports for INS w in sub' mitted for approval at !as» night’s meeting. Friends of Mr. and Mra, Clem Bowen will ba glad to hear that they have a naw arrival In tee P v h j h i t f o n T P f t n i t family. Ite a baby girl bom Mon- ‘• X n iD I T lO n I e n n i » day at the Seminole Memorial M f l t c l l S f l f T o f l l f f h f Hospital . .The baby has been Jot I O n lg n T named Kay. * On Mayfair Courts Th« Home Demonstration Club held Its meeting Tuesday at the community house. Mr*. Henry Kretxer, vice-president presided over the meeting. After the meet­ ing a demonstration of foundation garments waa given hy Mrs. Ste­ vens. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Coder Hart and Mr*. t L. Fulford. v * *. — A- -V THE OLD HOME TO W N — MjCJl » ------ ; ■-»j »' '/VY.. hpw iM A w O W a I* ' .V-• i«. ^ 7 a ? 1,- •'» By STAN LEY! A N D lH " T D O W M T I V D W ATCH A N c r m e * --A N Y W W , r f s P A S T t b u * B B D T IM B — h M, Y « M * - % 9U/ Ktop'? • AW« . ' B A N * / ' Hospital Notes JAN. i r Admissions Minnie M. Wood (Sanford» Carl L. Johnson (Sanford) Viltaa Brimager (Sanford > Nathaniel Morris Jr. (Sanford) Joa Gilley Jr. (Sanford* Births Baby Girl Redding Baby Girl DeMattio Discharges Regina Graham (Sanford) ?X>cal tennla enthusiasts will he welrnmt at Ihe exhibition ten­ nis matches to h« played tonlabt, starting at S:AS o’clock on tee „ M * . » « « .,.. r« T " 1 a pity." Peggy said courts cf Mayfair Inn. Manag­ looked e little disconcerted. "Can't figure w hy any m a n musingly, *1 hate te see ah tea er Frank Mebane Jr. of the popu­ Inside the powder room, she would, want to marry you-you d old places g a Lookout House bee lar New York Giants resort hotel bees there as long aa I can rethe bog with fingers teat be a lousy housekeeper. staled this morning. ad, slipped the band from member." Peggy looked at turn through Festurine three man from tha Juanita Hodge and baby (Oviedo) the red of bills sad counted them. almost "And ap long as your mother on't alia closed eyes. "1 don't Naval Air Station hare and a wall Bits had said she was taking the to marry can remember, or anyone else in a man who’s looking known Sanford player, tha matches Thelma Jean Mitchell and baby money with her because the did for a housekeeper." Her Apalachicola. No use letung it (Sanford) net want to leave It at the cot­ was serene, undisturbed. •tend there empty. But It does Roger Maxwell left Tuesday for will consist of both singles and tage. The money wee all there, • they’d let anyone Ohio where he will stay for a- doubles. Participating will be:- Lt. Barbara .Miller and b^by (Oviedo) •Irange "Well, a doctor doesn’t especial- put a hotel thi John Griffis (Sanford) Sfif twenty sf tee kills. 8he felt here.” Bill BooL former University sf while. Clara Tyner (Sanford) a qtjtle ehggrtnad: she bad b*in ly need a wlla who wants ta "ITiayT” Alabama tennis star: Frank Dcaan positive that the bad seen Bill dance all Mght and daydream is "Tiw City or Apalachicola. Of William Angalock (Da Bary) me, Mayfair Inn professional: Jim Mr. and Mrs. John Williams hammocks M J day. teat MIL Had one of them course eoaielblag o u g h t ta be JAN U Peggy smiled. "Let the doctor done with the old house. BIU said left Friday for their home In Vev Stowell awl w. Gordon Dean. lsla«Md and he bad hast Admissions Cbarlla Morrison, member of the It? It could have hap- decide that. Aad don't tell ms he wants to look It over, although moot. Nellie 31. Clem (Sanford) U. S. L. T. A. Tennis Umpires As­ thet way. of course. She that I’m losing " « both at the I cant Imagine why. Pm sure he Joyce Baker (Sanford) •M fftn c td !■ dtchjfl NAM of same Umc" Mrs. Cadrr Hart, Mrs. John sociation will officiatewouldn’t want the place—or per' Ffargaret Dobson (DeLand) tellsL How It would aof be necesPete got up, Hexed lus arms, hap# aa would. Writer* have t iblaxwrll. Mrs. Jack Stewart. Mrs. It is hoped that a goodly numb­ MRS. Htlltfif WflACyA, 37, already mothar of six girls, gets a look Discharge* qery ta teB Rita about IL She kicked a footstool out of the way. strange fancies Priscilla said she T- W. Prevatt And Mra. Rd Ful- er of local fan* will witness tha at her sevornh daughter, held by nurse Elaine Rohlik at Mercy Hos­ . didn’t particularly Ilka Bin Duval, Ills voice matched hern for non- waa going ever there this morn­ ford attended the Craft Workshop exhibition. Anthony Bryant (Sanford) pital, Chicago. Said ths father, George Welacha, "I’m happy, but 1 hot tee thought Rita did. cbalance when be said, "You've ing' to go over some things I’ll In Lake Mary, Wednesday. Laur* Crows (Geneva) haven't given up hope of having a son." ffmteraationat Soundphots) a' a • never had a serious thought about run by and check on what ah*’» Visiting Houra: Private Ku>ims. I) ' Peggy was sipping a Coke. Her me—1 realise that now. And I doing and see If I can kelp." a. ra. to B p m.; Semi Private By ADDIP. PRKVATT (Ye •# CoaltnusdJ 18 Men Attend >ta tee eentour chair was find Priscilla quite likeable. U I Rooms, 2 to I p. m., 7 te 9 p m., m •*• i p . • • Mr. and Lira. Jeff Chapman of Mount holla’, n . j . w —EaS klleber. AtlWe BVeteri Pedlalrlca, U a. m. to 1 p m P - T A F a t h e r S Sanford spent Tuesday, with Mr. Safety Dinner/ , Franks, 23, of Vincentown, was PersaU and Grandparents only: i * . t , ^ < and Mrs. John Maxwell. | *, I il- * I •J ( t, ^ / •- ■#• ....... • * l • « .■ •• 1 * charged wi fi dUorderly conduct O-itatrie*. No visiting durma N i g h t T l i e S d a V Meet In DeLand feeding of babies. Private Koumc, Mr. and Mrs. Cadcr Hart had By Helen Snodgrnsa I md recklesa driving today after, Ry Helen Snodgrist 11 a. m. to 13 n6on, 2 to 4 p aa their guests for thr holidays. The Enterprise P-TA. Will meet1police said, ha got lato a quarrel Eighteen men representing the m. and 7 to • p. ra., Semi Private Mr and Mrs. Jettle Schuler of Grorge E. Turner pfant at- Rater- Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m .'snn 7 to Tuesday night Jan. 15. In the j with h|, girf friend. threw a brick Athena, Ga. school auditorium TJIs will be the thr h hcr wlmlow> then M Drlse attended the annual Florida • p. nj. (Costlmted from Page l> annual covered dish supper and • „ ’ , . Power safely dinner and meeting muaity," he said. Mrs T. W. Prevatt had aa her rather'* night. P°lic* on ■ l}' “ ' high-apeed held at the Florida power Lounge Dejjrib.ng the n r g a n 11 ation gueiti, recently, Mr. and Mrs. in DeLand Tutsday eveningThe supper will start at fi:30, chose which ended when hie car Tex- t e - Nov Mansfield. Kffeca compared the association Lester Beckman and children of Safety awards were presented followed by a program "Scout- : overturned. He was not hurt. Cf •Ugt John Howard Orillia, who Griffin, sow 3d, raid that gftqg S. Charleston, O. ng in tee U. S. A " directed by j ■ - ■ —- ' during tele meeting to employees hag' bean' Wlsd liocc he was ha began ta perceive the "rad to a horns. "A home la only as William Blackmore, Scout master (Cootlnusd from Fags |) for no lost time sarrica. Sombed In the South Pacific in Mr and Mrs. B. C. Braddy had *• 10 t’*v* • ! —The governments of five ’ na* Attending wars H. A. Throop .losures which her committee had of D* Bary. IB44. disclosed today that ha eud- sand" In front of hla vyoa, ha aud-1 ™ {‘ ">»«» w d • ***' aa thrir recent visitors, Mr. and end H. E. Braddock, retired; Ed­ prapared and delivered to the InFathers will count two. when ‘i3M b«*»n forming a committee iaoly regained hit light Weilnes- dcnly could Ha tea outline of the ’ foi|ndatioo. The roof la yaur na- Mr*. Paul Braddy of Ft. Lauder­ win Brid dock, Ernest Snodgrass, matea at the Seminole County voting time comes In the .room today to document the grim story Jgy. door of hie parents’ home. dale. Mr. and Mr*. Billy Tindal “TOsro was no bump, no Jar,", Beginning to feet tick, he lete' Uooal fatjeraflon—the walla of Palm Beach, Mr. and Mrs. F.arl Ralph Coullette, Harvey Dunn Home, two lays before Chrlitma*. count, so father's and mother's (0f soviet oppression in Hungary. Emanuel, Andrew Evans, Thi* gesture has been carried out he said. ’’Nothing had happened.; phoned. hi, math**' «nd hie wif», your state organiiation—and the Summersill of New Smjrna Bcaeh Sidney Harold Stulls, D. J. Parker, Wil­ by ths Clup's service committee dish, supper O'""*1 pro and Mr. and Mr* Hugh Braddy. ; I bterted walking from my work-i ho wert ta Fort Worthi tbout *> foundation le yoy.” ha aqld. bur Bruce, Hariltf Daria, BUI for several years. -••am time 7:30 p. m. See you Secretary General Dag HammarEggers then ampba sited jhe skjold prepared to produce a re­ Naw mam bar* recently wel- there, S S s o J r I4vsi?thlnfr'lM k e d like ra^M «wiy-They hurried to him. Mr. and Mra. E. T. Summersill Cauiey, F Galletta, llcnk Emmake up a realtor. He listed them have returned home after spend­ bach, Ben Hanna, Bud Shutu, and corned lato the Club ire Mra. port on the progress of the Unit. m d'Jted In front of my cy... I f to u h.ro ,o u "pride of profession’, "service", ing two P*ui French. Mra, CUrtle J. Jonas. Sanborn, Mr*. C. Winters and ed Netlons* Sue* Canal clearing weak* in Kaystonr Dan Jacobson. ; v#,t . urrlhlf ahoefc" Seen ro a t’’ ” "cirig' a**IppN sad "frowth and Heights, with Mr*. Summersill’* Mre. A. M. Birin, Sfre. Norman Miaa Frieda Smith. project, possibly Including an eiti* Qriffln wrote, "The Devil Kldea £rMn leadership. It was tht first lime hq had Haeht, Mrs. H. T. Jackman. Mr*. sister, Mrs. Irma Kennedy. Member* of the executive, mate of the cost end ■ recomOutolde," an account of the temp; New City O fficials W. R. Wlglay, Mrs. E. W. Kirby, board wera hostesses for ihe so- mendation for how it should be lotions to which Satan subjected ever acan his two children, and of "We serve ouraelvSa only u we Mrs. M. L. Tinaley, Mrs Dorothy rial hour which followed. Sir- and Mrs. J. A. Bennett of i _ l . _ l | _ I A . Eggers said _as I paid. . him while ha w u In a monastery. that he said: "They are beautiful, sepre our clients.” __ more beautiful than I ever tus-1 he’ pouodtd away at pride of pro: Kiislmmea have moved here i n S t Q l l e d A t I OWI1 • U becama a bcat-scllor In 1032. . faaaiaa adfad ‘tend you sarva where they will make (heir home Ha hfi* .written a second book, P«c«o Council Session But he acid his wlfs. who he youg cliagie qs you |oem mora 1", about f pilot cracking up Mr. and Mr*. Orle Mathieux of LONGWOOD - Tha Longwand ' tea. which .ha# bean wall ra- married In ifiU, looked different abate your builnesa." by critics, and Is working than ha had imagined: bar hair is In aarvlca. Eggers Jascribcd tha Naw York have been rerent Town Council met recently f#r It* aa | third on his farm near blacker. publie on tha movn transporting guests of Mr. Mathieuxs' mother, first regular council meeting #f the naw yaar. idaqs wdte team from otear sac- Mrs. Mamie Mathieux. Highlighting ths meeting wa* tioas of tha country. "Wa have tea Legal Notice Mr. and Mrs. E M. Grant had the instelUUsa of ths nsw city service te offer," ba said. a* their guests, Mr. and Mrs. with tho Clork of tho Circuit Court. Tha representative of tee Na­ Roland Wesson and family of San­ official*. Hi* foUowlng people In and for Somlool* County, norwera sworn In by Mayor Olin Ids nod oorvo ■ copy Ihorouu up­ tional AMociaUoa of Heal Estate on tV. I!. WlndorwCoUU Sit fkiulh Boards said "Florida is the las ford, Mr. and Mra. Horace Weapon Elgin: and family of Winter Park, Mr. Councilman: R. C. Carlson. irk. FlorV I'urk A«onuo, VVInlor r«rk, KATHt.KEN R- ■""«NrtoNr u ,nl„f. Ido. Atloroov for iTi tho n x ln tlff In frontier in tea United States and tho told action on oor hsfnra lbs It has one of tea richest potent­ and Mr*. Roy Ntwten of Winter Chairman, J R. Reiter, Samuel A. . D. Hi:. A. B. tO W R L L '.'t »L ,„ 4V1U. Hit dav of January £l*rj ’h anl* r'V u,r l’ Bllly 1Joimron. e. g, wdliamson, and 1938 CHEVROLET Bel-Airt V-8 2 dr. sedan. Radio, heater, rowerglide. _ i.’„nftioo ' ilka ials of modern itmas. datur >at, Tlnd.I1 • loo o Uoa*'o«~ Pro »1|1 of Palm Beach. Homer A. (lud) NOTICE TO DEVCND rntarod saolait ynu I, ' Florida nod your community haa A power puff. 6,608 actual miles. One owner. Jlr*. Harry Geiger, and son Town Clark. Treasurer, AliasSAVE TO: A K. TOWELU- VjSdSa Hoit ih nnnKni:n that thi* bo lA SsnlorU. IflorlJs. - - j r iiuhllthfd In tho N*nford lloratd. a one of tea most favorable tax tlallus have relumed home fram sor; j oy n, crocker. Tuw l.'l.L of A. t- TOW- newonopor publUhad In lamlaal* struc.uraj. 1953 CADILLAC 82 4dr, wsdan. Radio, heater, power Nteering, Georgia where they apant th a, T„ Collaetor: Roger g. CrockBLL If Tl*li<«. sod ll d«sd. h»f •'dunty. Florida nnco. #*. h wsob $2,095 power window*, power seat and WAV. Tire*. unknown holes. Awlosss f"r four i'<ina*cutlr* wooka • • "I-can telak ot oa organisation holidays with Mr. Geigar who is t r . tooo o r «r«n<o** »nd oe»ln»* tviT.Nraa m* hand of t,h# Claris -------.,bb . . ------T ._ l?,' fln,d11 « th« V«u ' ,n* hospital. | chl, f of p0iic(: ciaud, Lays. more. intarva'vd in •ay ood oil domom h»*l«r of of tho Clork of tho Hroult Caurt. that should 1951 FORD Cuatomline V-8 Idr. Radio and heater, CLEAN dlolmla# hs»SKLL. *11wlfo**'f and tha ao*l of tho Circuit Court. tea Uf# aad qctlon of tea com- Th,y Vlllt*d har daughter ________ __ vuw <1,096 HomlnoU County, Florid* thla Jtth munlty thaa your organisation n#l,3r in SoutA Carolina. A. E. ToWULL, A. It- KBT. •lay of Drromhor A n. 11)1. Wolsks Aport moot* ft P. Ilorndo* 1931 DESOTO Flredome 8 Idr. sedan. PowerWtc. power Florid* tad EU IK It. K RI. cioiSi «r tho rirrult Conrc iT i.^ I Mt f- a ^ K * »..*<r M Representotive <1,326 steerlmr. WAV. tires wlf* of A. IL KET. If llvlnt. •omlnolo County. Florida ■R'i if d««<l hsr unknown holro, ;,a , ^fesfiiiasftss! R sMan Blind Since 44 Realtor Suddenly Regains ■ Civic bZ ‘. 1% DOUAR SAVING VALUES IN E Z J ’JS itZ 'S ; £5 o"! Of Gideon To Be PllU*’ (** !At ChufCh Sutlday rhEAf.t o«o T r .n l o .o . W. T. AVIndoro rodts 1U ( o t« tr o r •|iti^ hV'JiVinVVVxv'f.d o;f; Attornov it U Ir ::i 3 Fo.k Avoauo , ^ jT B t». '.he. real estgu busias** u i *"'1 9u>h ,f MB* ony rleht in created in tha planning ot their it. Kr.r, »nd u. a. Winter rurlr/ Florida Mr. and Mra. John Bills of West! . ™na,y Sunday ,mwTT morninfi\ ,atl «the o*< LDU Jl'o.’A JoilN « a - i" ............. ta* r . . . , . j . * . . 'community . . Interested in an p.T"' • “11 °* l i t WILSON. J- A. ItAFFIELO "RWIXOLB fmmir, r olerallnlan in ordarlv im vik » • 1 B*,eh ’P«.nt ,h< holidays clock service of the Central Bap;„ e *»V snd *11 olhor poroon. U F ~ a .„ . i?Ujd id ,Eg|*r|. ^ X ,n W th - I1'- " "i»h Mr*. Bill.’ p/rent*. Mr. list Church a vapreaentative of I* ret af and Mrs Donald Atwood. tht Gldaon Internetlanal will MARGARET t HAIM* r>*<!*»**< I ‘'Y<w »h* ^ d h* b » » rd -' i xmt. T• ail CfeSItere Ptr»o«« Hmr- i c#U U pubLcaUooj, civic ol/oiria’ Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Herman Ha wdl tqll of thalr dittribuHol.DINO COMI’.VNT of Sum- laa rialaa* ae Ue UenaaSe A .al.M or mhat >*U m ar.’’ h* Slid. tor Counlr, South Csrolln* »nd *«m Kataiai of Daytona Beach inent tha holt- i lion of Bibles end the results of •oletK. »f tholr itiooooooro. •stoli Ton an4 each of reu are hereh) ----- 1 day with their parents. Mr. and their work. Everyone la invited olhoro. elslmlnq by *r through __ aalltlaS end reouire* to oreteai W'G' war? w iaiispw satk « ' tho NBAHAM HOLDlNq COM PANT, aod *uy o"« < I ' f i r olalmlnq. . to so havl»e or olal" A* sap flaht. Hilo of inloi. . .t In tho __ property’ horoln ------ do- I ocrlioS. oold land o ltu su lylot •*S hfloa la hotnlnala County. Florid*, mar* fuhf dtourlhod r of tho Ntvti t of SacOon SI rS*uth. A so 3) E*»i Somlnslo • Id*. contain. County Flarida In* I# *rr«*. mor* *r looTOU ARE HER EOT NOTIFIED that Ilia alolntlff honln ha* la. - -v a anil git Ofsliit you la tho . -litylod : i.'iroyit Court or tha Ninth j udl* l-ulJf’gtfouit. la aad Ur »oa(|_... ooto Flaflfa. to uyiot bar tills * I* fhf aha»a d n trlh ad arsporty t m • f • i a I kuaoia** - - I O H "- S S ’S v ® Methodists Will ‘ 1953 CHEVROLET Bel-Afr Jdr. sedan PowergHde, radlo^ heater, WAV. Tire*. One Owner 1951 DODGE Vt ton panel One local ownqr. CLEAN 1919 PLYMOUTH Idr. Radio and heater 1919 FORD Club Coupe Radio and heater X-CI.EAN 1951 FORD 2dr. Radio and heater WAV. Tires Hear Tenor Sunday court houee of ,tlil roualy at San­ Tha •\ enlag worship sarvlca at ford Florid* within »i*ht calen­ der months from the time of the the First Mathodut Church Sun­ . ... oukll'-itlnn ouhlli’ttl" flr,« of thin noltre. day alght viU hava as ona of •tech el*ltn claim or ar demand shall •be• la fa and -hall itate ,ia*e tha wrlllnv aad the elar< alaca ef Its musical lumbers a solo by rettdenca aad pen office ad*r«<> of tha i telm «nt and ihall b» awatn to hr tha i-lalmant, aaant. . at­ torney an.I an- agr) claim nr de­ mand not •« Hied chall be void. G«m Krcajaagtr. popular lanor, wha will slag. ’’It'a Raal" by Cox. Mra Albert HLksoa will ba the organist. « ’ tVehher N jlalnec . At admlaletraier af lb* The service will ba broadcast Eataie of ’ Ae •secutor ef lb* La aI over WTRR Ha .-ting at 7:30 p. will *"1 ,T»*'lpe*t ef m-, following an organ vesper sar* • lylo# tad htln* r. (oral' 1l«ra*-et E. Ilelnee. vies It 7:U p. m. by Mrs. Hick *•!• vounjy. Florid*. T*u or* hor*~ ‘ f fouulrod la flla your Aalwor rtrtt fublleatlen January L list *ea. • i Mrs. Henry Harrison, and Mr. and The chureh la located on l«th S . Mrs. Henry Kretrer. *nd Oak Av*. 1953 FORD F’100 6 ryl, pick up ■ $696 $1,065 $500 $295, $295 $395 ----- DON’T -----Throw Away Vour Tir* Dollar* Becauaa Your Tirt* Art Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On Mew Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. i n i 35 Y ean In Sanford c Several care for No Down Payment ALL MAKES OF NEW CARS AT HUGE DISCOUNTS COLLIER MOTORS 1283 Celery A tc. Phone 2131 ^ J �t 12—TRAILEBS | 22—SPECIAL MJYW71C9 97— FURNITURE— HOUSEHOLD *>—HOMES BY OWNER It will pay YOU to see tu before I E n v e l o p e s , Letterhead*. »ut*. Used furniture, appliances, tools, meat*, invoices, hand bills. and etc. Bought-so Id. Larry* Mart, 2 Bedroom, CB Home in Lake you bur. Open Evening* and Mary $9,800—Terms. Ph. 821-J program*, ate. Progressiva m East 1st. 8L Phont 1931. u-vdays. St" ‘ Printing Co. Pboae 408 - 403 EasUide Trailer Sale* ' wo bedroom house, large fenced FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE West Uth 8L Palatka, Fla. lot, ahada tones. Will consider —a t Warshouae Pncei, vuil WELL DRILLING BERRY'S. Wa are tsperta at as- lots or acreage n* partial down Airstream House Trailer for telo. Falrbanka-Morte pump*. aiaUaf you to aeeurc gracious payment Phone 1I35-XJ. Purchased new this roar. Com­ Repairs to all make*. good looks with functional coo plete with combination refri­ HOWARD C LONG veniene*. Today’! beat boys to 3 uedroom. 1 bath. CB home. Un* gerator. gas range, gaa heat, nationally advertised furniture furnished. $700.00 down. Phone 207 E. Commercial Ave. twin beds, dinette k 12 gallon at DISCOUNT PRICES. Ml W. 1971. water tank. S t Johna Realty. __________Phone 2M__________ First SL Phooa 1M7 for Even­ Phone 1129 or 107*, Sanford. General contracting and hauling. Modern 5-room Home, desirable ing Appointment For delivery: clay, fill dirt, locaUtn. CaU 969 J. A.M. 1957 Skymaster Delux, 34 ft. muck and top soil. W. D. Hoi Uied C wka. Completely modern combe. Phone 1732-M. 2-bedroom maaonry home. Low CABINET SALE with tub and shower. Four down payment, $43.50 per mo. wheel electric brake*. Must tell SHAD ARE NOW IN Fenced In back yard. 2430 Yale at once. Very cheap for easb. Guide service every day, safe All metal utility and wall cabto' Ave. Classified Ads Also camping trailer cheap. boat, two motors. $3.00 per eta at wholesale prices. Can be seen at Silver Moon hou\ mlninlmum of 5 hours, 2 Modern 3-bedroom house. Ph. Trailer Park, Orange City. in party. Phone Larry Aubry Single door utility ..... . $8.95 214-LW. Double door utility .._ $1195 3 pc. wall cabinet* ........ $9.03 FOR SALE— 1935 2-bedroom Modern 3 bedroom house, Ph. DREDGING Naahau trailer, $2495. Phooe 214-LW. Land filled, beaches mad*. Joe 1A—FLACKS to RAT ________ EASY TERMS 1944-XJ. Andrews. Ph. Elgin 7-30H 99-LOTI ANNETTE'S - for good foci, u__uaKD CARS Euatls, Florida. Steak. Chicken. Shrimp. Iota ia the Mayfair ■Spaghetti. Kosher Corned Bern 1947 FORD Convertible, Good con­ Mather Of Sanford Choice Area at aa attractive cash INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Sandw iches SO. CITY LIMITS. 203-08 1st St. Phona 127 price. W. E. Kirchoff Jr. Phoa* dition. Radio and Haator. Needs Wm. H. Murray Phooe 1541-M J fiY HOME NIGHTS. But u you Top. $133.00. See Bill at Good­ 1111 Celary Ave. Cloeed Sunday year Servlet Store. gotta get out - com. to the 4 Iota totaling 30* X 290’, $300. • BIG VALUES g f f t o Pinet A Bar, Lake Mary. 1940 Ford, motor excellent, has Jurt off 5 points 4 50 ft. PUMPS A SPRINKLER • QUICK CREDIT frontage on hlfhwty — county STATE MB bad rertroa gear. First $40.00 • EASY' TERMS t-CABD o r niANRS_________ deed, term* arranged. All typea and slxta, Installed geta i t WILSON-MAIER Hugh Analey, 1213 Summerlin or ••Do It Youraalf." Nath SUtoaman $130.00 New and Used Furniture rha Good Samartaln Home takes 1931 Phone 1121 and leava message WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Body a little rough — good 311 E. First St. ■ Phone 03$ where you may bo contact* I1S k ^ * t h e d to thank their STINE motor. many Iriaade Ibf^thttddag of ed. Machine and Supply Co. Hugh Analey, 1913 Summerlin. them durtSS the Yulatlda Sea­ 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. «2 45-FARM and GARDRN ton. “ Is as mech aa you hava If your ear la paid for it may be AZALEAS CAMELLIAS 17—BROKERS tad REALTORS * dona It unto tha least of the* worth more than you think on Sea ours beforo you buy. we $1500 DOWN FOR 3 BEDROOM DICK MAPES trade for a 1957 PONTIAC. hava a SPECIAL on AZALEAS. HOME. 1933 Plymouth Ptaxa, 4dr Sedan Tile Contractor—Phooe 21MW. aGoodisSamarltian s v » sHorn*. a w 1954 39c 39c 79c Total price only $9250. Phone us Packard Clipper, Jdr Sedan GRAPKVILLE NURSURY for details. (Mother) Ruby L. WUsoo, 1954 Pontiac 4-door Chieftain EMPLOYMENT Grapeville Ave. Ph. 2035 Pr*a. _______ Deluxe. JUST OUTSIDE CITY M-atir s u m s f i n a l * 1951 4-door Chevrolet 3 bedrooms, porch, carporte. ComThis it a pass to tha Hits theatre INI 4-door Plymouth • RENTALS pletely furnished very neat Registered Nurse for Sanford for Marilyn Forreat. Exp- data 1949 Kalaer Traveler home situated on 2 largo lot* Blood Bank Program. 3 after* 54—APTS—ROUBEB-ROOM8 . Jan. 20, 1957.___________ See Ray Herron at PONTIAC with fruit tree*. Cash price only noons aweek, 3:00-7:00 p.m. No Phone 2435 special training or experience WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms $7230. The Family of tha late Joe Altar I p . m. Phone 1343-W needed. For appointment con­ print* hatha, 114 w. First St Harria Wright desire to take Robert A. Williams tact Mr*. Rand, Phone Orlando thia maana of expreealni thrtt 1941 Ford, full equipped. Bargain REALTOR 4T1J7 or Writ* Box BB e l 0. Avalon Apt*. Efficiency. Ph. 720-W gratitude to their many friend/ Phone 611-J. Sanford Herald. Raymond Lundqulal, for their acts of kindness, ex­ 54 Chevrolet 4 door sedan. PowA nunriA T E Efficiency apt. Ifl-way 17-92 So pressions of sympathy, tha -WORK WANTED FEMALE ar-gllde, good condition, 1 own­ City Limit*. Blumbarlsnd Court Phan* 1473. Atlantic Bank Bldg. beautiul flowers and the offers er. Mutt tall, going overseas. White lady want* work of any of blood during the recent ac­ 2015 Sanford Ava. LAKEFRONT See Stmiuolo Rtalty for Deatrkind. 302 Oak Ave. cident to and tha passing of our abla Houses and Apt* Phone 27 2 bedroom frame home. 248 feet beloved son and husband, Joe This is a pat* to the Movleland on n cltan sand bottom lake. or part tlm* In city or Ride-in for Delons Jones. Exp. Day-work Harris Wngbt. EFFICIENCY Aparimem. Suitable Approximately 1 acre, few out. Ph. 1299-J. date Jan. 20, 1037. for Winter TourliL Private bath rltru* t r e e s , outside c i t y . 4—LOST AND FOUND woman want* baby slttlrw k shower Steam h alt Inquire $7,000.00. 1939 DeSoto, make offer. Can be White or housework. I.loo Celary Ave. Manuel Jacobson across from seen after 3:00 p.m. 107 Mag­ Lost. Black A white Boston ter­ CLEAN .3 b*dn»om frame home, Post Office. nolia. rier. Answers to the name of asbestos siding, lilt floors FINANCIAL Emmlt. Phooe 2931. 19-BEAUTY PARLORS 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipp­ throughout, full screened porch, carporte, large lot, near Pine* ed. About January 20th. Ph POUND— On W. 13th St. dark For all your B e a u t y Needs 13—MONET TC LOAN crest School. Priced $10,500, 201-J. brown young female calf. Own­ Revelon A Theo-Bender Cosmetics AUTO LOAN* er may have by paying for this HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK COST LESS 2 bedroom unfurnished house, kit ad and Impounding fee. Call Ph. 971 tOS So. Oak chen equipped 370 month. Phooe 1394, City Managers Office. 998 or 743-W. Florida State Bank A. B. PETERSON • BUSINESS t-PERBONAL NOTICES 5 room house, 1000 French Ave. Broker Associate*: A. B. Peterson OF SANFORD SERVICES Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Garfield Unfurnished or partly furnish Wanted young couple or girl to 17-BUILDING—REPAIRS 3*—DOGS—CATS—PETS Willett*, John Melseh end R. W. cd. live in home. Private phone A Williams. A. C Doudney. Lend PAINTING Pedigreed, wire-fox terrier pup­ 2 bedroom unfurnished house. Surveyor bath. Phone 339-J. pies, male. Champion sired. Phone 1330-W after 3:00. Tad Burnatt Its N Park Ave Phone (129 2105 Amelia. Rill is a pass to the Rltt theatre tor PAINTING Li-n r a m . s.o -t\ 1 t u str ! al ’ for Ksy Dwyer. Exp. date Jen. J9J1 Grandview OZIER REALTY CO. Pbona 1932-54 20, 1957. MERCHANDISE - Office' -spare- -for vdnr.’ *1W S. Laura B: Oner. Realtor M Field. Associate WOOLSEY 7 13—ARTICLES far SALE ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby French. Rcnovutc to suit ten­ 2601 Hazel So Orlando Hwy Ph 1359 Bads Day. Week or Month— ant. Phone 539. • Marine Finishes Ttl. 1*25. Furniture Center — We ouy end sen used furniture For Your Boat 116 West First St. Paying top easb prices for any Seminole Realty REAL ESTATE Senkarik Gians and I’aint Co- thing of value SUPER TRAD­ tv. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO Golf car demonstrator, gasoline 112-114 W. tod St. Phone 330 ING POST on IT-92 Ph 9883-W It—ACREAGE REALTORS powered, 1935 model. For Sale 1101 Park Ave. Phooe 27 or 113 by atate distributer. Ro-mack For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph LIVE BAIT Ten acres exceptional tiled land 999XR. Room special S14.9o Lumber Co., Leesburg. Phooe Shiners. Bull Heads Pop Guta nn hard surface road. W. E. PHONE 9279 far CHERRY 233. FLOOR sanding and flniahing. 3 Doien, 93c Kirchhoff Jr Phone 303 Real Estate Brokerage Notary Gaining, waxing. Serving Semi Missouri Minnows and Worms 1219 W 13th St. Rear Barber Shop •4—FABM9 AND GROVES nol* county ainc* 1923. Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Ave. • AUTOMOTIVE ATTENTION BUILDERS H. M Gleason. Lake Mary 70 acre tile farm. Three bedroom 93 large lake front ami lake vlrw SEWING MACHINES 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED house, large ham. All equip­ lot*. I mile from town. Most Necchl — Whit* PAINT Sell Your Car to ment and machinery. Easy New and Used 20''r Discount on all DWcontinu attractive term*. ROY REEL term*. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Box GARRETT'S 323 E 1st. St cd colors Highest Quality., Cumuli A REALTOR Fir*t 306 W. Second St. m i. Sale lasts til Feb. 1st. Big CULLEN AND IIARKEY Canteens, cot*, sleeping bags, savings on painter drop cloths IM N Perk Av*. Phone toll tents, mess kits, hunting knives. 93—noMF.s 9—BOATS AND MOTORS Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Five room house with bath and Robson's Outboard Hesdqusrters 2(13 S. Task Phone 1303 ford Ave. 2541 French Ave approximately thirteen acres of 1 HP Lauson-Air cooled . 30 00 J. W. HALL, REALTOR —Factory to you— high hammock land. W. E. I HP Mercury—Like New 180.00 FORMICA. The finest material Jahnny Walker, Associate available for counter top*. Over Kirchhoff Jr. Ph. 305. Aluminum IVY HP Elgin—beat up “Cell Hell” Phone 1788 Venetian Blind* but rum good —....... '3 00 25 colors and designs to choose CUSTOM BUILT HOMES’ from. Your exclusive Formica Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom H i HP Firestone ........ _ 79.96 FOR TIIE DISCRIMINATING VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL rail with plastic ends. PUeli* dealer 10 HP Johnson—look* bad, H O M E SEEKER DESIRING or rayon tepee. Cotton or nylon FINANCING GREGORY LUMBER CO run* good .... — ~ 150-00 TIIE BEST. WE HAVE IT! rhone 2&2 ^cords. LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 10 HP 3lereury. KF7 113.00 5Ui A Maple Beautiful Brittany farm in MaySenkarik Glass and Paint Co. 10 HP Wizard, gear shift 133.00 td—PIANO SERVICE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS fair, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Ex112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 12 HP Sea-Bee, like new 75.00 A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. quiaitly equipped b u i l t In 19 HP Scott Atwater— good L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Aluminum garage door, 1800 MellunvilJ* kitchen; large family room; 2428 Pbona 1991 condition 170.00 Pkoee 3114 Rost# I, Sanford paneled living room with old Chase. 20 HP Martin-Fast motor 195.00 brick flrnplace, jurt made for S3 IIP Evlnrudes .... 195.00 - 195.00 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING APPLIANCES entertaining; separate dining W. L Harmon 23 HP Johnaoni 233.00-395.00 room, corn floors throughout, Many othtr specials in used mo­ Ph 1592-M — After 6:00 p m FRIGIDAIRE appliances, atla WONDERFUL LOCATIONS central heating *yit*m; on . . . SPLENDID VALUES and service. G. H. High. Oviedo tors. boats, and trailers. lovely oak nhaded ground*. 21-ROOFING and PLUMBING Ha. Phone F’O-5-3315 er San Your Evinrude Dealer Total price $35,000. Term* may ford 1942-W after 9 p.m. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS be obtained. CERAMIC TILE 104 E. 1st Phone 999 Paul F Mueller A Son Ph. 154 43—BUILDING MATE BULB — la W. H. "BUI” ETEMPEB Realtor — General Insurer Free aetimata. Quality work. ODD LOT Guy Alien Associate RED I MIX CONCRETE RUNABOUT AND FISHING BOAT PLUMBING • SOUTH PINECRPJ4T Window Sill* • Lintel* Arlatte Price, Asseelato • ALE • GROVE .MANOR Contract and Repair Work ScpXic Tank—State Approved Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park Free Estimates • VALENCIA VILLAS, DeLand Sand — Cement Mortar Mix Lyman $195 i R. L. HARVEY OPEN HOUSE .Miracle Concrete Co. Gold Gout Clipper 2375 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 182$ 3M> Elm Ave. Phone 1333 He can qualify you (or oue of January 5—14 North Shirley Crest Craft $545 ♦ Vanguard our easy finance plans within 30 East of 3tayfa!r near Lake 3993 PLUMBING A HEATING* METAL ROOFING Blu* Water Fisherman $398 Senile Tank Installation A Servle Now in stock. 5-V Crimp—Li" minutes. Oak shade tree*, large 3 bedroom, Brave Fisherman $269 Heater Service, A r e h I * C. Now in stock, 5-V Crimp—” 2 bath home, kitchen with bud Blue Prince** $535 Harriett. Phone 734-W or 1335. Corrugated — 2**” Corrugated • F. H. A. in oven, stainless st<-rl trimm­ Chieftain $915 Get AH Your Kooflug Needs at ed, corlon tcrrairo floor, living Plumbing Kre»ky Heating .Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. room with fireplace and plant­ M. G. HODGES Complete 44w» Ol Scoti-Atwater • V. A. Out West 13Uj St. er. Full dining room, 3 large Service on All Water Pump*— outboard motors. walk in closet*, 4 other closets Well* Drilled — Pump* **—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT A sorage, cork floors through­ • Service Personnel Paola Road. Phone 700 MONROE BOAT BOWL out. cc-ntra! boating. $22,500. Ha y n e s Office Machine Co. Highway 17-92 at the Monroe With excellent terms. Typewriters, adding machine* YOU Bridge Phone 2969-J Sales-Rental*. 314 Meg., Ph. 44 See: Harold Cotby or LARGE ROOMY _ Wasly FHImon •7—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with CAN A j y i l i . l i zar Florida room on nicely land­ Thia la a past to the Movleland scaped l o . Oak floors, central Ride-ln tor Ruby Stmstrom. a BUY SAVE WITH ECHOLS COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB Exp. date Jan. 20, 1957. heat, good rlosets, Indirect Including: bath fixtures, cabinet lighting in living room, en­ • With confidence when you buy USED MOTORS sink, water pump, septic tank $11950 Swivel Rocker $89.50 closed carport with utility and Unconditionally Guaranteed and water heater. approximate $119.30 Redtoers $89.00 aa Odham & ludor Horn*. storage. Nearly new. Good 1$59 Mercury Mark 53 ly $23 month. $199.50 Sofa Bed 4 chair $159.00 neighbors. lUdOO-terms. (Demonstrator) Call, or :ee ua TODAY $13930 Bunk Beds . $119.30 5.100.00 down — $50.00 mo. Like new Johnson 34s HP $150 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 DRIVE OUT TODAYLiving room, dining room, kitchen Perfect 3 HP Johnson $ go Bookcase Bed equipped, 2 bedrooms A bath, A few 20 HP. 1939 Mercury* 22—SPECIAL NOTICES Double Dresser shade A fruit trees. Frame. Homes are ready for immediate left Save Mirrors oeeupaney. NEW 1937 MODELS Robtnsoo Hand Crafted Furniture- Innespring Mattress Mark • - Mark 30 — Mark 35 We build, dealga and refinish Box Spring $1000.00 down — $10,.100 8** the new Merk 75 — 90 HP 9 See at III French. Ph. 32-R. Living room with dining area, 2 ODHAM & Cyl — Mercury bedrooms, oak floors, ceramic Large selection of B e a u t i f u l HEATING ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS tile bath, car porte. utility A Dinette* at TUDOR, Inc. Floor Furnaces A Circulators Closing out— 1 only screened porch. Equipped with 1299 Fiberglass boat $310 H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. ECIIOLS REDDING 10. atiic fen, heater, stove, end re­ Cor. Ilyw. 17-92 A 27th SL Cre*diner Aluminum boats frigerator. 200 S. Tark Phone 1440 Corner tod 4 Magnolia. Ph. 1232 Phones 2100 A 2990 from _ ... mu •'Bud'' Bamberger, Mgr. “Builders of Finer Home* W. P. SMITH Free Delivery GATU.N BROTHERS For Florida Living” ROSA L. PAYTON Motors—Boats—Paint*—Glsis Dragline A Bulldozer Service Registered Real Estate Broker $515 S. Park Phoce 1203 Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. Phone 2871 17-93 at Hiawatha Ph. flo ifllk ll $179.50 Fri. THE SANFORD HERALD- Jan. .11, 1957' Pafw » A LOT OF MILK BOTTIIS—H«>w niany gallon* of fuel go Into wing-lip tank of a ; Super Constellation at Schipho! airport, in Amsterdam? Even the man wha delivers milk to the airport took n guess. Capacity of each tank is 555 gallons, , DAILY C R O S S W O R D BLOUSED AT THE NATUi* this »cru cocktail dies* of silk satin, /torn the PattuUo-Jo Copeland winter collection. A pastel mink straight scarf Is buttoned at the small collar with thin*, atone*. A charming dres* for a vacation, to southern clinics “4 well as for home wear. h a l w a is t l in e e j'JflM i4 'J 2 t iN ,1 a • 11 'A a *i 4. Found In 23; Water f?7in;in :i;-i 111 ACROSS y n w i a n iiin 1 large cities 1. Pause god 3. Donkey (Baby!.) ;-]U 'J-qt! . 3. Flan s IS.-- II.* 24. Group aaOMOiJI! 8. Tardy nickname sH rc is i'« • . of 7. Arabian 9. An affray Dtnr’ra a t -1 chieftain eight 10. Island n;-4 ii* 5 Of Cornwall 23. Balking U tlil l|':tr . I'V ’ , group (Pac. O.) 9. Queen of 28. Week n te c a ia liu iii-in m u . . : fairies day 12. Of bird* t posa.) (abbr.) • ISUUD C!EH-’ 13. NJlxcs 11. Tax 29. Goddess 14. English of 13. Spawn YtsieHer's statesman of fish 16. Sea caglca healing 19. Stoat 1Norse) 17. Diocesan 39. Glrfa center impudent 32. Urged 37. Jewish 21. Writing IS. Crowd 33. Time, on " , month .•ship." ' 20. Id ezt Implement Zi. Back 32. French tabbrl 34------ Harti *< . the lick rtvir writer 41. Trouble 21. Matchlaw 24. Frequently 31. Oriental nurses R 28. Noble­ cl woman 30. Music noli (A 1 31. Little girl i4 32. Subside i 33. Dancing gtrl % »4 t^ 1 <Egypt.) 38. Quoit on % M % ii 21 i a peg 40. Stringed % % i tri 17 musical Instrument % H :r 42. Bird of prey d 43. Boredom Io lu' t f u 4 It 44. Variety % of wheat % S> J* sr A j* 43. Chafe 46. Spread* grass V' 4L to dry . DOWN 4i 4* 1. A stage I 44 production 2. Choice group 1 i 3. FMr-bearlng animat CHOOSE GOOD TVO K K E It S through Classified ads. I,*t an experienced ad writer assist jrpu. •The Jerry And His Sweetie Claims outhor» « » "Is on# h ert-o '1* ' Without a Ptoi. hWAP ANYTHING! Just place Classified ads. Phone 1821 for a belpiul ad-wrlter. I WAMT *05 VACANCY PROBLEMS? Find tenants fast thru the Want Ads. Phone 1821. ■ 47-BROKERS and REALTORS Tills ia a pas* to Un* Prairie Uk« Drive-tn (or Mrs. L. C. Walker. | Erp. date Jan, 20. 1957. Smile, ocrnt, the tugor bowl: jerry lewi, and hi* wife, Folll, *n|*y » cuOee break in Um dm*tt* of >h*lr Califemio home. The key with th# boundleu energy i, d«»o>«d lo the,* pleaiant pauiei in the day's o<tivilles, eipeoaliy when he 11 bwly with rehearial,. He says Ihol lilll* b«lw«*n meal mack,—ngtrillonltt, now call them iclenllht nibble,—have proved on etteclive meont ol keeping hi, energy up without pushing hi, weight up. too Since tugor convert. Into energy fatter than any other load, it, place in the icinnlific nibble it on eitentlal on# letldsi, tugor "■oket any mack fattier, doetn'f it* Jerry, by the way, wilt toon be lean • Poromounl', VntoVnion motion picture, "Delicot* Delinquent." LAKE MARY ESTATE rianxifirrl Itivplay IF IT IB REAL ESTATE ask Crumley A Slontclth at 117 South Park Phono 772 Large two story frame apartment; dwelling with thrr* acres land. I Wall located. Good income property. Reduced to sell at $0,500. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR FOR LEASE Neighborhood Service Station Excellent Residential Area Opportunity For Individual V.'anlin? Year • Round Profitable IlusinpuH Wilh ^mnll InveelTwent, S. D. Highleyman — Associate 204 S. Park Ave. Phone 960 88-REAL ESTATE WANTED Hils la a pass to the Prairie loikc Drive-In for 3lr>. LeRoy Neu­ man. Exp. date Jan. 20, 1957. Highest cash price* paid for va­ cant lots and farm land within 50 miles of Chicago. Send details to ALBERT BERLAND, 5552 W. Gladys Ave., Chicago 44, Illinois. CTaeitflrd Display Z— PHONE SANFORD 2451 (Tao.lfirtl Display £ t . SJu Ij iib R i l l a o f M SAM C LAWSON __ S t fJn U b d i f Gomfx*r:<t (I# I* Mat *il SANFORD FLORIDA « W IL D IN G N iE D S ~ _ ? S ? 2 4 flo T i CO N CRETEPn �‘ Pinecrest «v -v r « mi HEADQUARTERS Because every one that lives in an Odham & Tudor Home in South Pinecrest is happy. Happy with the choice location that is situated near Schools. Churches & Downtown Sanford. Happy with the quality built home they now own . . . homes that are designed for beauty and modern living with quality stressed throughout. You needn't be an expert to recognize the quality in an Odham Delighted! You’ll be delighted with your terrazo tile floors. & Tudor home. Highly Pleased! Select Your Home Payment South Pinecrest is every requisite for luxurious liv in g ... in an unsurpassed environment. . . Double check these values, city sewerage & water, Gen­ eral Electric refrigerator, stove, hot water heater, jalousied windows, terrazo The General Electric refri­ gerator, stove, hot water heater will please you. tile floors, Duo-Therm space heater, paved streets with curbs, sprigged Plan: Service Personnel FFA: $1,200 Down Payment (Includes closing costa) $75 Per Month lots, ] Cr W i baths,1 ply built up roofs with marble chips. Drive Out Today! Five One Bath Homes: 3 are completed and ready for immediate occupancy. Four One and One-Half Bath Homes: To be completed by Feb. 1st. Act now and you can choose the paint color of your home inside and out. Also bath So Relieved! When you know Children can play safety without danger o f tile and brick trim on any home not completed. (Includes taxes and Ins) you fas cars you’ll be so relieved We can qualify you for one of our finance plans within 30 minutes. F. H. A$2,350 Down Payment (Includes dosing costs) $72 Per Month $12,300. (iB a th ) to $16,300. ( 2 Bath) Very Glad! When you buy your new (Includes taxes and Ins.) home in South Pinecrest (Sanfords most desirable O dhant& P. 3. In addition to the above Finance Plans w# always have several new (Ins homes 6 months to 1 year old. You can purchase on very reason­ able terms. location) you’ll be so glad BUILDERS OF FINER HOMES Can 2100 or 2980 For An Appointment At Your Convenience Brailey Odham, President Corner Ill-way 17-92 & 27C v \ you did. �Shop and Save in Sanford AM (MDKPBNDBNT DAILY NVWBPAPEB OLlfMB XLVII FLORIDA MONDAY. JANUARY II. 1957 U nltH Praia U t t r f Wire Juvenile Judge Gives 2 Year Activity Report A general summary of the ac­ tivities of the Juvenile Judge during bis past term of U o years and four month* was made to­ day by Juvenile Judge Frnevt HousholJcr. "This is a court without a jury or prosecuting attorney,” said Judge Householder, "and all mat­ ters mutt be handled by the Judge personally.” T!je figures given in the report PARIS tn — Communist I t are as follows: official hearings UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. «T— Franco's strongost Communist dlv in Juvenile Court, 409; hearings The Uni red States today pro­ trict suffered be a try defeat t* preparatory to official hearings, posed a five-point disarmament their first elections since the Hun* 328; unofficial hearings nnd pro­ Sanford police are Invwtlgatlna bation visits, 774; children con­ an armed robbery reported last plan providing for peaceful u*«| garian revolt, results of a Nation­ al Assembly bi-election showed fined to jail temporarily, 79; chil- night at 10:3b p. m. by LeRoy of all future nuclear production \ today.. Hickson, operaow of the Imperial ami aiming at tho ultimate pro-j Service Station at the corner of hibltion of nlomlc and hydrogen I WASHINGTON W - 8 Hons* d 13th St. South Park Avc Democratic Lcadsr John W. Metest explosion*. Hickson totd Sanford police, ac­ Cormack Mass, has warned Pres­ Outlining the program to the ident Elsenhower that the foreign cording to Chief Roy G. Williams, that three men held him at tho United Nations main poll, leal aid bill faces tough sledding If ho point of a pi-lol while he opened of Commerce In iU earUer years ■' mroner’* hearing will be held committer, U. S. AmNsiailor Invite* Communist President Tito the «nfe fmm which $1.1(7.50 was! and we would like to know wholrr,'l»5r "Demnon at l:3rt to In- Henry Cabot lodge Jr., also pro­ of Yugoslavia tu visit this country. taken. they are,” be aald. Ive«:laatc the death of a 2D year posed a cutback m military man­ A Pad' Presidents luncheon has oU «Uht In Midway., power to 2li million for the United LONDON W — Soviet Commu­ The robbery took piac# prior to 10:35 p. m„ said Chief Williams* been planned for Thursday. Jan. Charle* White, 20. of Midway1Slate* and itusst* ami 750,OuO tur nist Party Leader Nikita Khrush­ The thrre men, after ordortng *4 which will be a part of (he' «u*l*lncv$ a broken neck while Ilrilain ami France control of outer chev *ays that the Eisenhower Hickson nl the point of a gun to {National Jaycee Week celebra- l"'nlvod in what the Coroner. W. space satellite tests and safe­ Doctrine for the Middle East un­ open ‘.he safe. then took the filling lion during the week of Jan. 21-26. "»*♦< Duncan described as "a guard* against surprise attack. doubtedly will wind up "on tho station operator with them and "However," said Spear, “ we don't hr*wl" " 'hi<‘h lnok P'«v* on BrlsThe disarmament proposals, he garbage heap of history." know who to Invite to our past *°n Av*. Jud. north of the Two said, could be carried out only left him on Grapevllle Aw. According to Hickson’s descrip­ president* luncheon if we don’t •Si**- * Negro Night Club on Gen- under an effective liupccdon sys­ WASHINGTON (» - Th* Su­ tion, the men were driving a know who they are. ' o'-* -'vetem. In the case of armed forces, preme Court returns to the bench green 1955 or 1950 Chevrolet se­ "We have complete records of The Coroner said While died in such inspection would Include today after a four-week recesg dan with the license piste cover­ the organiatlon since 1945 and tho the road where the "brstvl" took President Eisenhower’s " o p e n with several Communist issuag ed up. skies” plan for aerial reconnais­ among the 40 case* awaiting de­ time of tho Jaycee reorganisation place. One man, he said, had a white here in Seminole County but no White. according !o reports, sance ns well as ground Inspec­ cision. Plan* are complete lur the Pilot Club*', nnril.il Hotnit.il Benefit w ar on the side of his face, was records of the earlir group." sukl wa, involved In ihe fight with tion teams. TALLAHASSEE Aft — Gov. Le­ William Hughes, 21 year old Newhich will be staged in the May- about 30 years old, S' 9” or 3* to" the president. Roy Collins and the Cabinet Budg­ fair Inn Ualiruom Ionium, . ill ;h( 'alt, *nd was wearing a brown Jayeee Week will be celebrated I sro 0f Vhlway, rollnwlng an srgulong-waisted sports jacket and with an event staged on each day, mPntf „ f#r ,» Uw enforcement Actor H. Bogart et Commission resumed hearing* beginning at 5 o'clock M ay which they hoped may proProceeds of the party will go hat. One man rode with him in the according to pisnv released today officer* can determine, was over Dies Early Today; duco some solution to the problem toward tho maintenance ol a front and the two others were In by the local Seminole County !n Negro a|r| of skyrocketing government costs. Juni.r Chamber of Commcrc*| n , ffray took ,gaCt. „t U :3U JAY IIF.nr.ttT. Majfalr I** Country Club's playing pro, wins top room at the hospital. For many the back scat. Chief Williams sold that tho organlxaUor. On Monday Jan. 21 money la the fling Crosby Invitational yesterday. (Stall Photo) nllfh( Co^ ncr ,>uncan. Victim Of Cancer years the Pilot Hub maintained BUDAPEST Ut — Th* Com­ HOLLYWOOD TP- Actor Hum­ a room at Fernahl-Laughton Florida Highway Patrol and tbs here will be a pna-lumaUon officers Investigating th« Negro's phrey Bogart, 50, veteran movie munist Hungarian government to­ Memorial Huspltol which was c-un- Seminole County Sheriffs office b , , ht„,M ,rV f/ f r death included Deputy Sheriff tough guy and one of Hollywood'* day admitted American frte-lanco pleteiy furnished by them nnd were notified. setting asld. the en.lre week for j, Singletary, H. A Williams, "The investigation is being tho celebration. On Tuesday the v * . y , r ’ most colorful character*. died of photographer Georgette Dickey maintained until the new hospital cancer today with his wife, ac­ Mvycr-Chapell* U under arrest i* was built. When ha new semi- continued," said Chief Williams. Jayavs wiB »slute the entire ' * . , . o ' oailm" V atW av community and stage ... open ' lahl" J ‘ * 8lln\ C.atloway. tress lavuren ilacall, at hi* side. Hungary. note Meraiirlai Ifa-pital opened noant of Directors mecUng. Wed- Men.ber* of the Coroner* Jury the club continued in its project by The actor succun.ber at 3:10 (CnatUivee Oa Page Tent ,r *: M. G. Hodges, Jim Iluckler, a. m. KST. Dr. Maynard Brandsfumishrd a room in keeping with One-Item Agenda the rest of lh« hospital. A new ma said. item added at the time of open Faces City Fathers A spikesman for th* family said A one-item agenda faces the ing was Hi-lo electrically operated i1 funeral aorvieew will be conducted bed. lluald of *5 .' nd -'M r p*,tlj( ( ^ , 1 . V W .- t and Tw^ 11Tunrlday. LOS ANGELES (If — Jay He- that gave him a 213 total for tho .Mrs. Esther Ridge i< general *i mer* at it* find rogulai Jieeltutf| *----- ■- --------------------- --------34-hole tournament. bsrt, the Mayfair Inn Country chairman of the party at which of the year tonight at I o'clock la That was two strokes better bridge, canasta, samba nnd pino­ the City Halls commissioners Club's playing pro, Is top man Follies1 Program, than the 213 posted by defending chle will bo played. Bridge players room. today among tho professionals The formal agenda Includes the Ad Group Reports The Loulslanan Frenchman who champion Dr. Cary Midilecoff, will be allowed to double, h it not approval of minute* and a dis­ redouble and a time limit woll be Two Navy planes, minus winga who posted an even par 72 . licked the Jsps at Iowa Jima but observed. All players are asked to cussion of tho possible use of the 'Good Response1 and landing gear, headed for Hebert shot a 271 at tho Maynever before could conquer the bring their own cords. At tho park on French Ave. between Jacksonville Friday evening a* The program snd advertising JJuring golf professionals, headed fair Inn’s $15,00 PGA Upen in conclusion of play, prizes wilt bo Eighth snd Ninth 8u. board a huge barge and the St. committee of the High Fever Fol­ December to collect $900. Hebert Other business from the floor awarded snd refreshment* wtl| be south of the bonier today witn the lies, headed hy Mrs. George Har­ Johns River. and the city rommission will be first golfing victory of Ills career finished Second in the Lo* Ange­ Ypp*f»fl. The pianos, both involved In den. finished np today, wh»n the discussed. behind him and .the position as les Tournament last week. last of the ads were turned In to crash landings, were brought the leading money winner of the Mrs. Robert Blackwood, cn chair­ through Sanford from the SanDuring the three-day pro con­ young 1957 tour. Two woods fires were reported man who Is doing the lay out. A fonl Naval Air Station loaded on test warmups, Hebert was in ex­ Hebert, 33, won the pro division cellent spirits in Sanford. Ho said to tho Florid* Forest Service grntlfying response was reported lowboys. A heavy crane capable of the $15,000 Bing Crosby pro­ yesterday afternoon within ten br Mrs. Harden from local mer­ of lifting more than (7,000 pounda chants. amateur tournament here Sunday "fin feeling fine and playing Just reloaded the planes onto the barga minute* of each other. and collected 52,500 for tii.it He av good." His optimism undoub­ Tho Follies will be presented which was floated up to th* bandOne of the fires was determined and his partner, ams’eur Itogor tedly paid off. to hare possibly been of incendi­ at the Seminole High School audi­ shell seawall on the west aide. elly of Los Angelos, finished secFeb. 5 9, to benefit the A Navy Douglas Skynsider ary origin while the other was torium, id In the pro—amateur division Auxiliary of the Memorlat Hospi­ weighing 17,000 pounds moved bcllevwd to have been started by and he picked up $873 extra there. tal. Working with Mrs. Harden through Sanford streets shortly burning (rash. That gave him $3,375 for the week­ ami Mrs. Blackwood on Ih pro­ after 9 o'clork Friday morning. Ahmit. one acre of underbrush, gram committee were Mrs. n. However, In order to place tha end's work. scrub palmetto and pin** were F*yl. Mrs. A. R. Peterson Sr. Mrs, heavy plane onto the barge, tfca So that he headed for the Calihurnod at th* Intersection of the M. L. Raborn Sr., Mrs. A. W. lowboy vrsi maneuvered Into post* »nte Op*n at Tijuana with winrVw.ntry Hub Rd. and I-ake Mary Epps Sr., Mr*. Charles Vodopich, lion from which the crane could Iniogs of $7,125. Hebert shot a two under par 7u Training Advisory ComralLVc will “ ***« ,.En«|«eer‘ . J «cJ‘ronvlll« Rd. A small child received a Mrs. Iteiifl Robison, Mrs. Claude operate. mvere cut on her foot during Ihe Michael. Dr. Doris (line. Mrs. The smaller plane was moved ineet ol Seminole High School this M at un>. t , c f u r ,ht. fir* when trying to keep her pet Bessie Yung, Mrs. Harry Wood onto the barge during Friday af­ evening at 7:13 in tho DCT room.;pus-age of a vc«»cl in an cmerruff, and Mrs. Phil Kessler. dog out of the burning ashes. Thc meedng tonight it held inigcncy involving dangvr to life or The Navy Patrol chairman, Mrs ternoon. Monroe Parsons, tractor opera Both plane* were heavily dam­ order to allow the Coordinator.; property, which shall be indicated tor an-' fairry Cullum, helper, R. W. Jackson reports that the aged the Douglas Skyraider In a Louis J. Girare, to prevent hit by four blasts of a whistle, horn, Navy patron tickets for the Fol­ made the run from Oviedo to ike crash lauding near Kissimmee re­ mid-year i -por. to the rnmimt-1or megaphone. fire ill 40 minutes. However, r»sl- lies ore going well. Assisting Mrs cent)’ nnd the smaller plane ncai Jackson are Mrs. J. Tully, Mrs *erThe announcement will be po-:don s of Ihe arcs had fought the Dooley, and Mrs, J. W. Hill. Buy­ enterprise several months ago B. L Perkins Jr., !i chairman cd in port offices at Jacksonville, firr and had it under control when ing They were taken lo the Jackson­ patrons tickets already of the jroup. Fernamiina, Green Cove Springs, th* tractor arrived. ville Naval Air Station where the Cilr., ami Mrs. F. II. Norvell, Cdr. The committee i* represent*-ivc Palatks, and Sanford, A Utile better than one acre of and Mrs. G. C. Michel, Cdr, an.l plane* will be completely rebuilt The regulations amend Section brush, scrub palmetto and trees Mrs. J. M. Miller, Cdr. and Mrs “ I received my admission to the of the various rivic organizations i.t the diver and Ifarbir Act burned yesterday «f:ernoon in ft. W. Haztett, LCDR. and Mrs New York State Bar one day. and ol Sanford ami the school officials. Louis J. Girard, he coordinator, of Aug. 1891 (25 Slut. 362. XI S. my notice of Induction into the Altamonte Springs on Parkhurst J. M. Slribling Jr, Cdr. and Mrs. £ ivy the next ’. is mie of the will have oil display Ihe study ing toe operation of the Stale Rd. Assistant County Hanger O. B. Gray, and Capt. an) Mrs. Wvorite expression* of Yeoman materials used by the individual' Road Department of Florida (Coatlaued Oa Page Tea) It. M. Jackson. Third ClaM, Francis J. Young. DCT student* in their DCT work. | bridge across th* St. Johns River. USN, Legal Yeoman of the N iv.il ___________ v ramm ■ Air Station. • 'o Frank Young, a native of Mao chatter. N. II., is a grad m. ol IfTT * ***• * ' % the Fordli.im College. an<l Law ■* p. School, New York City, where he 8 ^ ' : l l obtained his Hschcior of Ar and Bachelor of Law degrees. He it one of the lew Navy enlisted (Jen who hove exchanged a civili­ an title of Attorney at I j w " , to r a Navy title of "Legal Yeoman” While attending college. Young was president of his icnior class in Law School, os well as Doing pre-ldcnt of the Fordham College Student Council in 1931-32. and a member cf th* Fordham Liw Rc view. In his present duties as ■•cgn) Yeoman of the Sanford NAS. Mbmng assists th* Station Legal officer, LT. U A. Guidry Jr.; VSNB, in handling Court Mar­ shals. Captain’s blasts, and Civil Claims, as well as advising Mili­ tary Personnel, and their lepend«nts on various other prohUms. that daily prsscnt themselves to be-solved. 'Following th* expiration of bis military service, in November, USN, legal Yeoman of Sanford Naval Air Statio i. t> pr« a rrport n line of I A DOCOLLS NKYRAIDLR PLANE is lifted freui a Ns*» lowboy In tho loading operation at te e 1937. YN3 Young plain to return that doily tome before him to be solved, in Ihe per Imuwac* of his i lies at )*> piano* con* a bargo at tho Sanford Bandahell. The planet, 'rom Um Sanford Naval Air Statioo. w*r« Cilice, tOfficial U. S. Navy Photo) (M Lw practice in New York. lavelved la crash laudlnga. (SUIT Photo) Peaceful Jaycees Are Looking Nuclear For Past Presidents Production Mayfair Inn Playing Pro Jay Hebert Wins Bing Crosby Tourney Weather Additional Local News On Page JO J Hi-Way Safety Plan To Be Presented AtSHS Base Aboard Barge � 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, January 11, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/bc7bfa176640f2b130c1e4aa7de27512.pdf da2ccf13984b27d4ee29320ad9c7c0b3 PDF Text Text ‘ Pinecrest «v -v r « mi HEADQUARTERS Because every one that lives in an Odham & Tudor Home in South Pinecrest is happy. 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Very Glad! location) you’ll be so glad BUILDERS OF FINER HOMES Can 2100 or 2980 For An Appointment At Your Convenience Brailey Odham, President Corner Ill-way 17-92 & 27C v \ you did. �Shop and Save in Sanford AM (MDKPBNDBNT DAILY NVWBPAPEB OLlfMB XLVII FLORIDA MONDAY. JANUARY II. 1957 UnltH Praia U t t r f Wire Juvenile Judge Gives 2 Year Activity Report A general summary of the ac­ tivities of the Juvenile Judge during bis past term of Uo years and four month* was made to­ day by Juvenile Judge Frnevt HousholJcr. "This is a court without a jury or prosecuting attorney,” said Judge Householder, "and all mat­ ters mutt be handled by the Judge personally.” T!je figures given in the report PARIS tn — Communist It are as follows: official hearings UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. «T— Franco's strongost Communist dlv in Juvenile Court, 409; hearings The Uni red States today pro­ trict suffered be atry defeat t* preparatory to official hearings, posed a five-point disarmament their first elections since the Hun* 328; unofficial hearings nnd pro­ Sanford police are Invwtlgatlna bation visits, 774; children con­ an armed robbery reported last plan providing for peaceful u*«| garian revolt, results of a Nation­ al Assembly bi-election showed fined to jail temporarily, 79; chil- night at 10:3b p. m. by LeRoy of all future nuclear production \today.. Hickson, operaow of the Imperial ami aiming at tho ultimate pro-j Service Station at the corner of hibltion of nlomlc and hydrogen I WASHINGTON W - 8 Hons* d 13th St. South Park Avc Democratic Lcadsr John W. Metest explosion*. Hickson totd Sanford police, ac­ Cormack Mass, has warned Pres­ Outlining the program to the ident Elsenhower that the foreign cording to Chief Roy G. Williams, that three men held him at tho United Nations main poll, leal aid bill faces tough sledding If ho point of a pi-lol while he opened of Commerce In iU earUer years ■' mroner’* hearing will be held committer, U. S. AmNsiailor Invite* Communist President Tito the «nfe fmm which $1.1(7.50 was! and we would like to know wholrr,'l»5r "Demnon at l:3rt to In- Henry Cabot lodge Jr., also pro­ of Yugoslavia tu visit this country. taken. they are,” be aald. Ive«:laatc the death of a 2D year posed a cutback m military man­ A Pad' Presidents luncheon has oU «Uht In Midway., power to 2li million for the United LONDON W — Soviet Commu­ The robbery took piac# prior to 10:35 p. m„ said Chief Williams* been planned for Thursday. Jan. Charle* White, 20. of Midway1Slate* and itusst* ami 750,OuO tur nist Party Leader Nikita Khrush­ The thrre men, after ordortng *4 which will be a part of (he' «u*l*lncv$ a broken neck while Ilrilain ami France control of outer chev *ays that the Eisenhower Hickson nl the point of a gun to { National Jaycee Week celebra- l"'nlvod in what the Coroner. W. space satellite tests and safe­ Doctrine for the Middle East un­ open ‘.he safe. then took the filling lion during the week of Jan. 21-26. "»*♦< Duncan described as "a guard* against surprise attack. doubtedly will wind up "on tho station operator with them and "However," said Spear, “we don't hr* wl" " 'hi<‘h lnok P'«v* on BrlsThe disarmament proposals, he garbage heap of history." know who to Invite to our past *°n Av*. Jud. north of the Two said, could be carried out only left him on Grapevllle Aw. According to Hickson’s descrip­ president* luncheon if we don’t •Si**- * Negro Night Club on Gen- under an effective liupccdon sys­ WASHINGTON (» - Th* Su­ tion, the men were driving a know who they are. ' o'-* -'vetem. In the case of armed forces, preme Court returns to the bench green 1955 or 1950 Chevrolet se­ "We have complete records of The Coroner said While died in such inspection would Include today after a four-week recesg dan with the license piste cover­ the organiatlon since 1945 and tho the road where the "brstvl" took President Eisenhower’s "o p e n with several Communist issuag ed up. skies” plan for aerial reconnais­ among the 40 case* awaiting de­ time of tho Jaycee reorganisation place. One man, he said, had a white here in Seminole County but no White. according !o reports, sance ns well as ground Inspec­ cision. Plan* are complete lur the Pilot Club*', nnril.il Hotnit.il Benefit war on the side of his face, was records of the earlir group." sukl wa, involved In ihe fight with tion teams. TALLAHASSEE Aft — Gov. Le­ William Hughes, 21 year old Newhich will be staged in the May- about 30 years old, S' 9” or 3* to" the president. Roy Collins and the Cabinet Budg­ fair Inn Ualiruom Ionium, . ill ;h( 'alt, *nd was wearing a brown Jayeee Week will be celebrated I sro 0f Vhlway, rollnwlng an srgulong-waisted sports jacket and with an event staged on each day, mPntf „ f#r ,» Uw enforcement et Commission resumed hearing* beginning at 5 o'clock M ay which they hoped may proProceeds of the party will go hat. One man rode with him in the according to pisnv released today officer* can determine, was over duco some solution to the problem toward tho maintenance ol a front and the two others were In by the local Seminole County !n Negro a|r| of skyrocketing government costs. Juni.r Chamber of Commcrc*| n , ffray took ,gaCt. „t U :3U JAY IIF.nr.ttT. Majfalr I** Country Club's playing pro, wins top room at the hospital. For many the back scat. Chief Williams sold that tho organlxaUor. On Monday Jan. 21 money la the fling Crosby Invitational yesterday. (Stall Photo) nllfh( Co^ ncr ,>uncan. years the Pilot Hub maintained BUDAPEST Ut — Th* Com­ HOLLYWOOD TP- Actor Hum­ a room at Fernahl-Laughton Florida Highway Patrol and tbs here will be a pna-lumaUon officers Investigating th« Negro's phrey Bogart, 50, veteran movie munist Hungarian government to­ Memorial Huspltol which was c-un- Seminole County Sheriffs office b ,, ht„,M,rV f/ f r death included Deputy Sheriff pleteiy furnished by them nnd were notified. setting asld. the en.lre week for j , Singletary, H. A Williams, tough guy and one of Hollywood'* day admitted American frte-lanco "The investigation is being tho celebration. On Tuesday the v * . y , r ’ most colorful character*. died of photographer Georgette Dickey maintained until the new hospital cancer today with his wife, ac­ Mvycr-Chapell* U under arrest i* was built. When ha new semi- continued," said Chief Williams. Jayavs wiB »slute the entire ' * . , . o ' oailm" V atW av community and stage ... open ' lahl" J ‘ * 8lln\ C.atloway. tress lavuren ilacall, at hi* side. Hungary. note Meraiirlai Ifa-pital opened noant of Directors mecUng. WedMen.ber* of the Coroner* Jury the club continued in its project by The actor succun.ber at 3:10 (CnatUivee Oa Page Tent ,r * : M. G. Hodges, Jim Iluckler, a. m. KST. Dr. Maynard Brandsfumishrd a room in keeping with the rest of lh« hospital. A new ma said. item added at the time of open A spikesman for th* family said A one-item agenda faces the ing was Hi-lo electrically operated i1 funeral aorvieew will be conducted bed. lluald of *5 .' nd -'Mr p*,tlj( ( ^ ,1 . V W .-t and Tw^ 11Tunrlday. LOS ANGELES (If — Jay He- that gave him a 213 total for tho .Mrs. Esther Ridge i< general *i mer* at it* find rogulai Jieeltutf| *------■- -------------------------------34-hole tournament. bsrt, the Mayfair Inn Country chairman of the party at which of the year tonight at I o'clock la That was two strokes better bridge, canasta, samba nnd pino­ the City Halls commissioners Club's playing pro, Is top man than the 213 posted by defending chle will bo played. Bridge players room. today among tho professionals The formal agenda Includes the The Loulslanan Frenchman who champion Dr. Cary Midilecoff, will be allowed to double, h it not redouble and a time limit woll be approval of minute* and a dis­ Two Navy planes, minus winga who posted an even par 72 . licked the Jsps at Iowa Jima but observed. All players are asked to cussion of tho possible use of the and landing gear, headed for Hebert shot a 271 at tho Maynever before could conquer the bring their own cords. At tho park on French Ave. between The program snd advertising Jacksonville Friday evening a* JJuring golf professionals, headed fair Inn’s $15,00 PGA Upen in conclusion of play, prizes wilt bo Eighth snd Ninth 8u. committee of the High Fever Fol­ board a huge barge and the St. December to collect $900. Hebert Other business from the floor awarded snd refreshment* wtl| be south of the bonier today witn the lies, headed hy Mrs. George Har­ Johns River. Ypp*f»fl. and the city rommission will be first golfing victory of Ills career finished Second in the Lo* Ange­ The pianos, both involved In den. finished np today, wh»n the discussed. behind him and .the position as les Tournament last week. last of the ads were turned In to crash landings, were brought the leading money winner of the Mrs. Robert Blackwood, cn chair­ through Sanford from the SanDuring the three-day pro con­ young 1957 tour. Two woods fires were reported man who Is doing the lay out. A fonl Naval Air Station loaded on test warmups, Hebert was in ex­ Hebert, 33, won the pro division cellent spirits in Sanford. Ho said to tho Florid* Forest Service grntlfying response was reported lowboys. A heavy crane capable of the $15,000 Bing Crosby pro­ yesterday afternoon within ten br Mrs. Harden from local mer­ of lifting more than (7,000 pounda chants. amateur tournament here Sunday "fin feeling fine and playing Just reloaded the planes onto the barga minute* of each other. and collected 52,500 for tii.it He av good." His optimism undoub­ Tho Follies will be presented which was floated up to th* bandOne of the fires was determined and his partner, ams’eur Itogor tedly paid off. to hare possibly been of incendi­ at the Seminole High School audi­ shell seawall on the west aide. elly of Los Angelos, finished secA Navy Douglas Skynsider ary origin while the other was torium, Feb. 5 9, to benefit the id In the pro—amateur division Auxiliary of the Memorlat Hospi­ weighing 17,000 pounds moved bcllevwd to have been started by and he picked up $873 extra there. tal. Working with Mrs. Harden through Sanford streets shortly burning (rash. That gave him $3,375 for the week­ ami Mrs. Blackwood on Ih pro­ after 9 o'clork Friday morning. Ahmit. one acre of underbrush, gram committee were Mrs. n. However, In order to place tha end's work. scrub palmetto and pin** were F*yl. Mrs. A. R. Peterson Sr. Mrs, heavy plane onto the barge, tfca So that he headed for the Calihurnod at th* Intersection of the M. L. Raborn Sr., Mrs. A. W. lowboy vrsi maneuvered Into post* »nte Op*n at Tijuana with winrVw.ntry Hub Rd. and I-ake Mary Epps Sr., Mr*. Charles Vodopich, lion from which the crane could Iniogs of $7,125. Hebert shot a two under par 7u Training Advisory ComralLVc will “ * **« ,.En«|«eer‘ . J «cJ‘ronvlll« Rd. A small child received a Mrs. Iteiifl Robison, Mrs. Claude operate. mvere cut on her foot during Ihe Michael. Dr. Doris (line. Mrs. The smaller plane was moved ineet ol Seminole High School this M at un>. t , c fu r ,ht. fir* when trying to keep her pet Bessie Yung, Mrs. Harry Wood onto the barge during Friday af­ evening at 7:13 in tho DCT room.; pus-age of a vc«»cl in an cmerruff, and Mrs. Phil Kessler. dog out of the burning ashes. Thc meedng tonight it held inigcncy involving dangvr to life or The Navy Patrol chairman, Mrs ternoon. Monroe Parsons, tractor opera Both plane* were heavily dam­ order to allow the Coordinator.; property, which shall be indicated tor an-' fairry Cullum, helper, R. W. Jackson reports that the aged the Douglas Skyraider In a Louis J. Girare, to prevent hit by four blasts of a whistle, horn, Navy patron tickets for the Fol­ made the run from Oviedo to ike crash lauding near Kissimmee re­ mid-year i -por. to the rnmimt-1or megaphone. fire ill 40 minutes. However, r»sl- lies ore going well. Assisting Mrs cent)’ nnd the smaller plane ncai Jackson are Mrs. J. Tully, Mrs *erThe announcement will be po-:don s of Ihe arcs had fought the enterprise several months ago B. L Perkins Jr., !i chairman cd in port offices at Jacksonville, firr and had it under control when Dooley, and Mrs, J . W. Hill. Buy­ They were taken lo the Jackson­ ing patrons tickets already of the jroup. Fernamiina, Green Cove Springs, th* tractor arrived. Cilr., ami Mrs. F. II. Norvell, Cdr. ville Naval Air Station where the The committee i* represent*-ivc Palatks, and Sanford, A Utile better than one acre of and Mrs. G. C. Michel, Cdr, an.l plane* will be completely rebuilt The regulations amend Section brush, scrub palmetto and trees Mrs. J. M. Miller, Cdr. and Mrs “I received my admission to the of the various rivic organizations i.t the diver and Ifarbir Act burned yesterday «f:ernoon in ft. W. Haztett, LCDR. and Mrs New York State Bar one day. and ol Sanford ami the school officials. Louis J. Girard, he coordinator, of Aug. 1891 (25 Slut. 362. XI S. my notice of Induction into the Altamonte Springs on Parkhurst J. M. Slribling Jr, Cdr. and Mrs. £ ivy the next ’. is mie of the will have oil display Ihe study ing toe operation of the Stale Rd. Assistant County Hanger O. B. Gray, and Capt. an) Mrs. Wvorite expression* of Yeoman materials used by the individual' Road Department of Florida (Coatlaued Oa Page Tea) It. M. Jackson. Third ClaM, Francis J . Young. DCT student* in their DCT work. |bridge across th* St. Johns River. USN, Legal Yeoman of the N iv.il _____ __________ v ram m ■ Air Station. • 'o Frank Young, a native of Mao chatter. N. II., is a grad m. ol I f T T * * **• * ' % the Fordli.im College. an<l Law ■ * p. School, New York City, where he 8 ^ ' : l l obtained his Hschcior of Ar and Bachelor of Law degrees. He it one of the lew Navy enlisted (Jen who hove exchanged a civili­ an title of Attorney at I j w " , tor a Navy title of "Legal Yeoman” While attending college. Young was president of his icnior class in Law School, os well as Doing pre-ldcnt of the Fordham College Student Council in 1931-32. and a member cf th* Fordham Liw Rc view. In his present duties as ■•cgn) Yeoman of the Sanford NAS. Mbmng assists th* Station Legal officer, LT. U A. Guidry Jr.; VSNB, in handling Court Mar­ shals. Captain’s blasts, and Civil Claims, as well as advising Mili­ tary Personnel, and their lepend«nts on various other prohUms. that daily prsscnt themselves to be-solved. 'Following th* expiration of bis military service, in November, USN, legal Yeoman of Sanford Naval Air Statio i. t> pr« a rrport n line of I A DOCOLLS NKYRAIDLR PLANE is lifted freui a Ns*» lowboy In tho loading operation at te e 1937. YN3 Young plain to return that doily tome before him to be solved, in Ihe per Imuwac* of his i lies at )*> piano* con* a bargo at tho Sanford Bandahell. The planet, 'rom Um Sanford Naval Air Statioo. w*r« Cilice, tOfficial U. S. Navy Photo) (M Lw practice in New York. lavelved la crash laudlnga. (SUIT Photo) Jaycees Are Looking For Past Presidents Peaceful Nuclear Production Actor H. Bogart Dies Early Today; Victim Of Cancer Mayfair Inn Playing Pro Jay Hebert W ins Bing Crosby Tourney One-Item Agenda Faces City Fathers Weather Additional Local News On Page JO J Hi-Way Safety Plan To Be Presented A tSH S Follies1 Program, Ad Group Reports 'Good Response1 Base Aboard Barge �HHPP99 t i Smoke SEMINOLE SMOKE SIGNALS Publish*! weekly la The Sanford Herald E d ito r .....------------------------------------------P * i Harrington A u o c U ta Editor ......................................— S h lrlty Anderson Society E d i t o r ----------------------------------------------F e a tu re Editor — ------ .................... ..... J -v ~ jrred Jo k e E d ito r ---------------------- ---------------- Bill Thom pw a Band Marches In Governor's Parade Tuesday Question gane. Terry Oee a hel .. The twt hn victories. Shirley Anderson July W| started getag steady. Treeeye Yoeag . S lave tw*. last csribtoaa cruise on tie O nes Use, sod the sight I m* O jm a lll Bets Ashby..! eia’l tall m cease 0 weald eatbarm e no n It weald em b em u somebody else sad K would make somebody Teacher of the week, Roger Herrl* U k graduate of the Unit* •rsity of Virginia where he ie> ceived hie B. A. degree. Mr. Harris has been employed at Seminole High 8cfaool for eleven years where he leeches Psy­ chology and Social Living. Mr. Harris lays bis hobby Is music, and with such a wooderfu| roles how could It be anything else. Besides singing for various organUaUons, Hr. Kerris Is the choir direr tar at the Methodist Church. " I love hide", replies Mr. Har­ ris and seeing Is I betlevlag, ha Is lurried end has three wonderful children, Oh yes, ha also a "hound dog". This years Sstly sales were * * B o b b l e Crutchfield, K ay Ivey, Ann Vondran, Angelo The band members quickly held in ehapel, senior saletmen. Compeln, A. J . Clements, Bill Thompson, Mary Ja n e Shirley Anderson, started the pro­ Fly rtt R a y Johnson. Fran ce* Strickland, WUla McMillan, found there plaees In class last gram off by giving a talk about ' Claudig W arm ack, Wanda Barse, Penny'M orion, Carla Thursday, and noticed that Mr. the annual. N ew berry, W inds G ilbert, Dale Lewis. Cowley seemed onueoally happy. The student body found them He M i the members that he are* was to be a contest between the working on n big surprise. He classes, each competing for a five said he would tall us more about dollar cash prixe. It Friday morning. The salesman for each of the classes were Introduced ea follow*: Friday morning came and the Mr. Bey ..The day school i* Ik s couple ef the week this Senior, Shirley Anderson, Junior, week Is Pet Harrington and Jimmy eat lest yowl (Tie feelings m new’s was out, the Seminole High Nancy Cash, Sophomore, Kaye mutual I’m sura—) Butler, P at la editor ot the "Smoke Band would travel again. TkU Jenkins, and Freshmen, Betty ■gaols", a member ef the Triple lime they would travel le Tal­ P et Harrington I had sstsy Carpenter. Trie, a senior majors*te. And e lahassee for the Qovernor’r parade. happy atemerle* bat meet of an greet friend to everyone! Jimmy The total price of the annual la The bafpieet news ef all was that gredaated with the Class ef ’M, $3.20. but a 13.00 deposit cgn be r S S S % S S ^ T ^ ke e s s entataadku In sports, ex- right In his own back yard (so made and tha remaining IUO end "Hatted D efi^" to speak, ft save* wa* ote’ gas eel 11m la football, track, basket paid when the annuel arrive*. Peggy Jane ' Londqulit Silly heB, baseball, key really make a bill too, Herb II Don’t forget the eooteet and be * Brie seem to have finally made we would leeve at 1:00 p.m. sura to purehaat your gaily ho choice, Jim—l BUI doesn’t Monday afternoon. The chi pernow. Seems to be mlading to mdeh, Edith Kg*wa (? ) f j ocst were Mr. Bukur, Mrs. NuU, tag "n p o V lC r b * t “bdeU 1* though! 1 hear hO’e get e gel In end of course Mr. eaed Mrs. Cow- Notice: Doctor (having paiated tha coming up from Miami to escort DeUndt Bend the above para­ Isy. Everyone be sure to make your Barber: WU1 you have something patient’s neck for sore throat) graph, Bill! I her to Wo OLBS CLUB BALL. The trip coexisted of two slope, reservations for the Glee Club on your face when I’m through “Throe doUart." Plata seme of the pictures I’ve Who Is this gal In Atlanta that one in Ocala for supper, and one Ball on January XL The price Patient (Indignantly) “Throe shaving youT seen of the guy you’d better keep Jim B. la gittlng letters fromT Whet’s wrong BUI? (or should In Perry Just for a rest stop. A le $1.10. Boy’s be sure to get a Patron: ft hardly teems like* dollars. I had my entire kitchen Natlee: sheet had been handed out painted last week for two-fifty." Miss Aaa Crieholder, whom r any right! Don’t toll us you’ve aeh member telling whet to datell! Oh yes, ft wtU'be held eeiama usually runs In this "taken a Ukla" to pour "partner ! Penny a ear for Christmail I bring, where to be, end what atto tht Mayfair Inn. “Walter, tht oyster (a this paper, win not appear this week ; haven’t teen It yet (it’s In Dr- la-crime” in "Silly! r Dim; What are you doing? do. It helped them n great deal. slew Is not enough to eren flavor because eke la vacationing la Bar Looks like Carol la (In a way) J. Lead bated "souped” up) but I Dull: I’m writing to my girl. We arrived In Tallahaeeen at muds. Mite Criaholdert* personal it." Ilka Dick Tracy! She alweys gets Where do JellyfUb get their «, hear it’s real "purity"! Dim: But why are you writing I0:1S p. m. and the girls got on “Deed, auh, he wasn’t put In problems cannot be solved so she Froth: From the ocean so slowly? Everybody In tha band sura did hermanl I Congratel one bus and the boys on the other. Jelly? to flavor do stew. He’s Just sup- le taking this vacation. She wtn Tired as they were after tha l have' Am . at the Governor's inThe beys want to tha gym on th* currents, I suppose. Dull: She can’t read very fast. posed to christen it." be back again nest week. parade Tuesday, June and Linda college campus. Tb« girls want still went stopping! Jim and to the college camp four miles Brantley should ftol highly honor- from town. They spent a sleepless night because they were so VlerkU Crackers) for what seem­ Pat Harrington is tha picture ot slotted. ed like hours 11 But there’s one contentment nowadays I ghe and The next day they had free tore ef — .—When we get another Jimmy Butler are going steady time until 11:10 p.m. when we O taw te do something like that •gala! I This mould prove that formed for the parade, th e par­ again, we’ll have forgotten our things travel la a big cutlet • ade did not start uOUl a little Mistered feet, lame muscles and Good luck! I itay happy! I after 9:00 p.m. We then marched asking lege, and he ready to go I’m thinking that a certain gal proudly and well down the streets ell ever again 1 I I I I I I know real wall has broken her of Tallahassee. After the parade Bsy Johnson’s "cousin’s” (?) New Year’s resolution to herself was over we had free time until rer sure It something! | t You’d slraadlyl Can anyone guess who 8:49 p.m. when we boarded th* better remember Barton’s advice, I’m thinking about and what htr bus and headed home. though------ watch tha "swift” I know all the Band members Looks Ilka wa have s real good Had a wonderful time at least 1 "friendship" brewing between a know I did. I know, too, that they Chsb Cllate? Could It be because certain Sophomore boy end a would Uke to say a big “thanks” to (M l certain she from Orlando Freshman gall Could I be talking the people who made It possible. about Gregory and •fius—dnnT? W» «n» -hope ‘wo-ean make jw mi A , - * swkf E u E / » so **a the balls I h M M l ailOM’tV quite frequently lately la Susan Waters and Wally Phillips. What bsppawd to Mr. Cites, Susan? Why here Lynda and Virgil t • rif ' | _ ' a |,'t t broken up? • : • ^ - -i; O i M u O A Ann and Fred wilt probably be­ IK |tf gin ringing n certain song to aaoh ( ('i/\ A. J . CLEMENTS othtr. Can you guess what It Is? The members of the Seminole “See-Saw” t t I Chapter F.F.A. have completed Who U that cute new guy that V t v % another prosperous year of Eva Jo has a date with for that n C i (arming, in the past year the party that’s to be held soon? C’m ►-waboys carried out a very good sup­ on. Evn Jo, tell us I t I t ervised farming program. The Brantley-----Why are you com­ NVe salute the men and women o f America's boys spent most of their time in pered te Marco Polo by Mr. Ket­ p raising their livestock. The Sem­ tles? Could It be because of some _ a , |wW transportation industries—on land, on sea, and inole Chapter now hat four hand of those crsxy duck hunting stories of registered cattle, 15 bead of V * J’** ri\ test yuu cook up? ? *%_rr T* v i in tho air. By their ingenuity and enterprise, hogs. The boys managed to raise Betty Lyon, when asked what enough feed to carry the live­ was m w , informsd us that she we in America gain pleasure and profit from stock through the winter season. * *•* riL. U the cutest thing since M.U.I 1 The members are planning What happed to Sue, Peter??? the world's finest transportation network. their program for 1957. Ttney Han hummmmm. to Increase their supervised Rickie doesn’t see too heart­ Free to travel ag we please and to speed the farming program. Improve their broken’ cause Lester Is leaving. pastures and raise their spring W» hear she lust didn't tike going crop. Plans on other activities will goods we produce to the Nation's markets steady. Why?? All the other boys be released throughout the year leave her alone I I That’s a bad of 19S7. everywhere, these efficient arteries of com ­ load! 1 We hear that a “brothar” has merce are a bulwark o f our national security Just Joined th# "League ef Duck Ouch my back' Vss, tumbling Hunters! I" She didn’t see any —a force for future prosperity! hat started. Amid the pains'and ducks though, Just cows! I Better luck next time. Nutt— aches from exsrolses every one is having load* of fun. The girls 1 hear that Teddy Walker's art really going all out trying favorite memory of 10M la the to turn those dip* and do those hearts he's broken I I Don't be too animal walks. Some of the tricks proud, Mr. "T”, Tthat’s nothing to are Indian Wrtatllng, egg rolls, brag shout! I I body rolls, knsa dips, a ftw have Everybody's glad to «ee that mastered push-ups. Turk stand, Judy Herron and Jerry Jonea are and log roll*. All ot them insy going steady! They're both real be seen at some future date If cute and make a real sweet th* girls are willing. How about couplet It girla? Dottle Williams Is still being On th* side tin* trampoline true to Larry! Question; Is he stunts are being praticed. worth all the fun the’a missing?? Both gymnastic sports are be­ Answer: Vest Dottle thinks so, ginning to take shape as more anyway! 1 Elaine and David are still going strong! Just as private enterprise has created the world’s finest transportation There seems to be someone new systems, so has it crested the world's greatest electric power system. comnig between Dotty and John­ ny. If his comts "between" them Todsy Florida Power & Light Company is pushing ahead on the from what we hear thsre’ll be quite a distance Is Johnny gttling greatest expansion program in its history—estimated to cost 1435tired of playing “second fiddle, If-LOjaa lwm/-b too?" million over a 10-year period...a program to help Florida grow ...and Herd-lo-get— Tony has finally beeo caught! By whom? Shirley to provide for happier Florida living, electricallyt Anderson’s sister Sandra I I Con­ grats! Wo beer that Pat P. hat de­ veloped quite n crush on Randy Thu adxrt >«tntnl IS «*• of * *•»>»• Reynold*—Did you have fun with •Hat h i, won national rscognitioa for Jimmy O. New Years Eve? ? ________ r ________ __ Hands Ih t FreedomsFoundation named Who Is Nellie P. writing notes' .ontempertrier at school,' but sen ■I IVLi's outiunding local adicrtiiing to on the chemistry deikf ? pro-ram. end awarded il thia m raxd Iris's song, “Lonesome for a Uiur|i Wathingroa Honor MeJal for Letter” She hasn't heard from draauluina freedom's vital importance Joe for a whole It days) t us a»«ry Odd ef American codettas. Lee Jackson t«m< to b« hav­ ing Iris and lots of <un lately! 1 The “Cause” of It all"?? Terry! What's Connie so happy about lately I? Could It b# that Alvin Glee Club Ball Set Jan. 25 A t Mayfair I nn Ann Chriiholder Is Oh Vocation n FFA Chapter Starts New Year In Agriculture y Tumbling Along h. �\ m m m am m m i a m ff in m h -- i & — i — i ■— « _ Jan. 14, 1087 Pag* 8 TH E SANFORD HERALD NATION'S TEN OUTSTANDING YOUNG MEN HIRE A l l the ‘T e n Outstanding Young Men of lh * Nation foi l 3S d .' a . picked t j the N ational Ju n ­ ior Chamber Of C om m ent All a re under 38 years o|d. fM rrw rfio iiu fJ Tranquilizers May Help Dental Patient , |r R,IUA«KKINCUni, M.B. y o jn next trip to tbs dentlati By acting to ImproTO a perron1* W .'i u a m arr. more pleasant attltada toward tht dental prot:.r:ri«e«-e titan previously. cedure, ba explains, tha threihtt.ei.Ki .Vo new tranqulttxlng old ot pain la Increased. tirt/*. To r ' Toa mere thought ot haring a iufi The tranqulllxen channel Imtootti pr(.'puUes trom the .thalamus to proh eilrteS ^ ft^ u *K rall”o t'& > W ‘lue« rolaidlonjimtead oX teMe*o«o persons this apprehension n ,u - T&erefore. the latfeiU will reacts** the point sh irr tMe tol«rmt« region* deutal proce*.-slightest stlmola'.lon produces an dur** hecauia the P*s**ie of dlaer“K *rated reaction. iturblng Impulsesalongthenenre _________ 'apparently U blocked by the f ♦ T c h lc Faclae trinquilUlng drug. Ths piych'c factor Is an L .por- m other words. It ain't gonna taat port ot all pain sinsatlon*. hurt to much—most likely. And It Is a particularly vital element both you and (he dentist are .... In dental pain. likely to enjoy the visit a lot more ‘ Your reaction to pain U attrtb-than usual. ‘ "Btable at least In part to your| However, let me cauUon you previous experience and to your against using any tranquilizers .•—adjustment to that experience. It without the advice of your phyalso depends a p eat deal upon gictan. Better check with your 2 , the direction In which the stlmu- 0wn dentist, too. Bee If he apees lus Is channeled through the with Dr. Nathanaon. ’ f a W o r ^otlonal r.-ponze QBlSTJO|, ^ ARtvrn ^ .en^ rof the br» f . U : What would cause the New Theory metabolism to be very low? *’ * br. Irving O. Nathanaon. a Answer: Low metabolism, aa a Boston oral turgeon who has Had rule. U due to. a thyroid defl..i.east experience In *ueh matters,'elency. However. It might come 1' suggests that by taking a Iran- from dlsturbancfa of other quilUlng drug prior to a visit to a glands of l./.xtm'. accretion. Tht v. dentUl's offlci a patient probably disorder also ■»%/ occur in cerwill become more relaxed and eo- tain chronic or long-continued , operative and leu apprehensive, ailments. THEEOmiAN TUO Tina s * Inp t h e around and enable It to Mil out ot the north en to a™u!« C a n id .I^ ^ l^ fh e ’owtor 13*to taV Si* vtm ‘u weit trapped seven miles north ot Anglo-French Invasion. (lal.rM .toad Rodiopho.oJ John Patterson, for public a m ­ ice. Hla father. Alabama attor­ ney general, n at murdered la try­ ing to clean up Pbenlx City, and be la Rev. Bob Rich­ a r d s , LaVerne. Calif., for htv In­ spiring y o u t h work. Reverend Richards won the Olympic p o l e vault titles In IMS and 1IM. Robert Llebenow. Wilmette. III., m t b r first non* member e v e 'r named pm lilril of Chicago Board nf Trade. Young­ est r i r h m i e brad • In nation. RU-hard T. Whitcomb. Hampton. V«. for arronantlrnl research, lie formulated t h e Area Rule, a corn. rrpt of alrrratt design f*r »uperoonlc speed flight. R . T . Pederson, New York, tor work la political and security af­ faire ef the U. 8. la the United Nations, advice en policy, tactic* fas negotiation*. Dr. H . E . Stephenaoa. Colum­ bia. Mefor atody with new curdle - vascular surgical t e c h ­ niques leading to h e t t a r under­ standing ef heart Carl E r e k l n e , Anderson, End.. Brooklyn Dodg­ ers pitcher, aa a a outstanding example te youth for exemplifica­ tion of humble Christian Uvlng. Millard tlnrnioh, A n b u r n d a le . Mau^ for dedi­ cation to hla call­ ing aa an Instatel a r . l a J u n io r high, although he h a a r e c e iv e d higher-pay offers. Frank Loo, Ho­ nolulu. T. II. aa an outsland I n g c i v i c • m in or* member of tha legal .profession, s e r v i n g chari­ table and clvle o rg a n isa tio n s. 31OYIf.Vi TO BE SHORT, SIMPLE LONDON .18— Moving Into 10 Donning Street, the traditional home of the British prime minis­ ter, will be a simple—and short— ntnncuvcr for Harold MacMillan. <Vs cb.ncellor of the exchequer, ho haa been living next door at, No. 11. WOMAN USES WIIISKL FOR FUEL LX CAR LONDON .1 8 - Out of get, and peirol ration coupons, Mrs. Alice Klouda decided to try whiskey as fue] when her automobile stalled. "The car went like a bomb," she said, after driving It home without Incident. WE ARE LOADED! ARTHUR SI. MOIU.KK ha* h en np’> int I uunsirr of the ferti­ lizer division ol Chase A Company. Tin- former vice president of Lebanon Chrmiral « ....re .Inn, Lebanon. I'a- has 20 )car* of ex* pericce in production, sale* ami application ol agricultural and garden supply chemical* »:i.l fertilizers. But Hager'y said he would not 'argue the point; that the decision had been made and no coverage In any form would be permitted. The White House position Is that activity WASHINGTON IB — The White the public will havo ample op­ A vI— IVto a highway ronstn which molher ltou<« has barred all press, radio, portunity to see tno ceremony and picture coverage of the cere­ when it is re-enacted on Capitol Family Album—Modern Stylo IliU Monday at inaugural ceremo­ mony on Sunday, Jnn. 20. when) nies in the Capitol Plaza. _ recent years ws'va heard the family album—obviously un­ President Elsenhower take- the i Tlus reason Mr. Elsenhower is concerned that he would be play­ actual oath of office for hls sec­ w .uch about documentaries—dra­ taking the private oath on Sinmatis atoriea based on actual ing a leading role In the story ond term. events, people and places. But we ever after. Previously, I'rc-v Secret arvj day t> (hut his present term ex­ New chapters of "history" un­ wonder how many of you snap- fold James CHagerty had aqretd to] pires then. when Scotty and Mark arrive shooters realize that you're pro­ on the scene. And from then on, limited coverage by reprwte, . re-] ducing documentaries. Every time the brothers Slmril are a sturdy gularlyy assigned to the White! you add a new batch ot inapshots triumvirate -haring high Jinks Hou«e. and to pooled television, to your album you're actually on the front lawn, birthdays, radio, and picture coverage of the "documenting" a chapter In your Christmaves, visits to Grand­ oath-taking. father's Missouri farm, model own family history. However. Ilageriv said cover­ With regular additions |o keep plyies bought with lawn-mowing age requests had "rotten out of • it complete and up to date, your allowances. Pictured for the record, too, is hand.'t and the White House de­ ^snapshot record can really be a Christopher's friend — Barbare “ rue documentary of life as it's Richards, with whom he has cided to make the c'-remony priv­ lived at your house—a lining his­ shared everything from sandboxes ate. Mr. Eisenhower, after attend­ tory told in pictures that cannot to clarinets. And, of course, suffer the all-too-human fallings there's a shot of the whole neigh­ ing churrh at 9 a. m EST tan borhood "gang' enjoying the hos- 20, will return to the White Home ot memory. A ease in point is an article pltality of the Simril Ice-cream and Join Vice President that appeared a few issues ago freezer on the front steps. Out M. Nixon in taking the formal more "historic" is the won- • oath of office. in the magazine. LIVING FOR even derful sequence showing the Sim. Witnesses, according to HagYOUNG HOMEMAKERS. En- rlls moving into their very own titled "Family Album: Twelve house, hanging out the family erty, will Include only him and Years of Happy Life," this pic­ shingle, and beginning the ardu­ members of Ihc immedlat- f>mture story borrows its material ous labors of landscaping over­ Hies of the President wnd Vice Plirectly from the snapshot record grown evergreens. Pres blent. Anna, the family historian, has compiled by Anna and Verne Hager'y will he the only While Slmril of Williamsville, New York. taken pictures of ill this in the House staff member present. Ifo The Slmril “ documentary" best tradition—caiching the Sim­ said not even Sherman Adams, opens with a snapshot ot the rils in the midst of activities they the assistant to the President, will newlyweds and a "homey" shdt enjoy or special projects they're attend. He was not prepared to of their first meal together In Interested in. From her twelvetheir new house. On the Simrils' yea# record, it's clear she always say who will administer the oaths. Reporters argued with llagerty second anniversary, Baby Christ­ has her camera loaded and ready opher made his appearance and for action. that since millions of people vot­ —John Van Guilder thirteen days later he debuts in ed for Sir. Elsenhower, they were entitled to a first-hard *<" and pictures of tha historic rue. Help Yourself To Some Outstanding Buys In Good Clean Used C ars: Most O f Them Locally Owned. Ike’s Oath-Taking Ceremony Jan. 20 To Be Private J THE OLD HOME TOWN Dr. Tbuma* Doo­ ley. 81. Loula. for work with refu­ gees from Com­ munist North VIeteam. 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Kla. - r o a d FO LK S TH A T SOLF-PLAY/A4S K7M FTPOM -SAND TV A P JUNCTJCAl ^ back e o».- rs.ri.au aiNc rtrs. »• •-.»ld *j -.kts > 1-14- A ^■OLDS.MOBILK M t-door Sedan g JL ^ W Might Take Half Priro f f ^ 1 C j C JJ J Use Our Low Cost GMAC Financing & Save Money HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd Cr Palmetto Sanford Ph. 1234-1059 n �t ;"S<J totafi t ^ _ Be Forwarded Ml |i| IS CVniuU/ VfuW* *«»■ ,-w*a , f m fact tU i la k r M Wfiona of tko I thabfafc acoaonty h u goffered tr«UUdlteilmSlt o m : Drouth. IK fro * MtJtko areth to CaU d», tu m or* tad raacfc«rp htv# tufftrod ’oflo t f tko eortt dry tptUt ia thd atUoa’* IhortafA h it boon going t op, sot for • tdston or two, but for Mv«n ria m sim ^ -LO • tttrfV IIO w f* ««S i*' > Last Week's Good, Bad World News A rt wp w * t i 6 0 m i im cu re/ * to loan what tho truo fact! art Kart la our owa toetioa of tho country. Tho kaowlodft is wid# tad prtvakat thdt a wftar thortat* axlata. » Btforo eonaitions warrant an all-out ait-otn diaBdforo conditions astor foolias with a ftnoral tu rn of f srnorf away from our iprisultural nalda tharo tho should bo pwfM realistic approach toi U m eandltlona that Salat now—and tho ftrdbkma that mlfflt confront ua in tho future. wry if Stalinist rule in that apllntnr e*«Rof btdbmiaa a JtiusUa puppet By CMAELER M. UtCANN l i i l i l |m|| try in hope M enppf«MiRg MpmlValue Freon lu ff Catrupaaesal In Hungary. puppet Premler Last week's good sad I m newt Russian and Cast Gtrmsa Com- ttos. Janos Radar staadUf hardened m uoU t leader* eoaftrred in Maaon the lnUrnstloaal batoaeo sheetr. Tbtlr ulfct resulted la a his policy In an attempt to pro­ Antiwar Edan. victim 1f his own invasion of tba Sets Csasl decision to maintain a harsh ven* • now oitbraak of idrott. ton*, QMignod as prime rnlaiSUr of GrUtiritoto. B* w*s raeeeedtd by M* friend BSmU MatMIItsa. win' Sid served him sS iM a a im a i. chancellor of the ndtoquAr and AR r doctor who In intorettod So u tha holiday Otaone apwho auppsrtod his Sues policy ia to tho safety tad welfare m rto w split cabinet PobMonaowboto, rd like to Axe You A Safe Driver t • President Elaenhewtr sought quick eonftessional approval of his pUn — ths EUenhohtr Doc­ trine — to use American fertM In event of srniod Communist «fgressiofl against a Middle Istto m •~ V r \ country. There id no doubt that air travSl and air Soviet Russia and - it* puppet 1 Hwi ia Fterldt th*rt h tt beta talk of releaders In Eaitarn Europe hard i fad w tttr th o rtift for t Ions tint#. freight are growing mors tad more pi dominant in tho increasing competition dened their policy ia an attempt To u ar . Mthers TO ho r e fl U V I has aoV nw* Uan w— ** any —V drying to stop the trend toward "Inde­ In industrial, commercial, and agricultural a * of crops and pMiuraa to aay vast , pendent Communism.” fields of endeavor. Eden’s resignation after a die ..but-.eolls hdfi.bsan #*rta|r "P- **1^ }** And in order fdr Sanford and Seittinoie vboon-a«oitjO-*w|tor iourtsa.Kfvi bocotn* a tlngulshed parliamentary career ef more than M years w*a a per­ -p ro W oi?J»rth o talk of what la In atore |n County to become Central Florida's distribu­ tion center, an airport ia necessary. sonal tragedy. He cited bad health ™tho ydfra to cows hat drawn considered* as th* reason. But there was no Both Sanford and Sfmiaole County !l fac­ doubt that It also was duo to th* ed with one of the greatest growths in the drouth conBrltlsh-Freqeh attack an Suax history of Florida—and as ens outsider has _____for those This action angered President El­ expressed it "Industrial growth will coma senhower ind Secretary of St*U . who *r«u Uvo u<« in «. soctioas sections not so afflict* afflicted. John Foster Dulls*. It btoufht ♦ In T o ffi. some wells that hfd been pro- to this area because of the availability of Brttish-Amariean relation* to th* •dociag water for atom than a century have land, railroads, and watarwayi-" lowest point In many years. It Certainly the addition of air travel ffcill- ? ir M u p . Mereuite, that bfrdy plfnt dear brought tho condemnation of tho 1?f^ 1 to re dfwsatorns. hfa died over theu- tiee will meke the are# mere attractive to United Nation*. It split tba Bri­ tish eablnat. In addition, tha mili­ J m e lor lack of moisture. So have thoee who want to expand their Industrie* tary operation itself was a failure ,04ka ia aouthdra Taxes thought to be more so that they can be in immediate touch with The British-French hope of im their fields of distribution. *■ than throe centuries eld. lasting President Gamal Abdel »' Many ranchers, big fnd little, have been The same speaker made it known to San­ Nasser of Egypt bsekflrad. Nas­ ■r J i forced out of business. Tens of thousands ford and Semlnete County tb it "industry ■y WIN PENDLETON SHIPS THAT PASS — Every ser wee strengthened, not weak­ ■ fgim f«iniiiea have abandoned the land is necessary for home building in order that me B TRIBUTE - Each yssr body who reads th# newspapers ened. The dosing of tha egaa! 'siklsftea loelaty columnists knows by this time that Louts when Nasser acuttlod ships la it * and sought work.lnthi eltiee. Fortunately, taxes might be provided to extend water, mikt up tnslr "tsn best” lists. Hactar of Miami has bean ap- waa a severs blow to British Oto i industrial growth and military inatallationa sewer, and municipal facilities for orderly Many Talks airs rid tor s place olntsd to tho Civil Aoronautlc* nomy. ’ hfvarprovided jobs jods for ror many of or the me diaplae- growth.’’ on tho "best droned" or “ hand- oard. Alio, that Senator Sma Mallet ad tim <. ____ ut the municipSIltiei have been Franth Premier Guy Meflat, Industry can be attracted to Sanford and tomsit” or any of Um oUtsr lists. hers helped him gat the appoint troubles, too. because of the water Seminole County—but the attraction must Whn ths nsmti trsrs publishsd mint. What ftw remember Is that who joined Eden In the Suet st­ _ ci Tfun: • r • ftr INS, Florida's Senator and back la tha lMO'a it was Hoctar uck, wai not affected. Nasser's be provided. , Mrt. Spsisard HoUsmi upheld Ute thin a student at Yale, wbt bar* open support of th* nationalist !fv^ lkS 2 7 m a ii tut Significant measure of the A docks and terminal project la a MUST, trhdltion of a great stst* by head- ly beat-out a University of Flor­ rebels In Algeria, as wall sa hit . .'-drouth’s severity is the feet that President coupled with an airport to complete the pic­ iaa th* Ult of the "frlsndllsst ida studant, Gaorg* Smathers. for leisure of th* Sues Canal, had *">'>Elieah6wer’s inspection trip to the Southa Rhodes Scholarship. Ths dad made him France’s ant my No. 1. esupld* ” ni*. wogt this month will be the second he has ture that will look good to those who are PROM SOLDIER TO SOLDIER— slon was clots. Hoctor want on Doctrine Csnirsssnsa Rob Sikei has aa to Oxford and Smathara finished Th* Elsenhower Doctrine was made. The first wpa three and one-half years eyeing thia area for expansion. The land, the water, the friendliness of sppotnmtnt next weak for Preil- school_In this country. Thoir th* outgrowth of the Sues situa­ , end thii is the am# drouth. The PresiEistnhowsr to sutoirsph s paths crossed again last week tion, including Russia’s dotermtn seek to determine what the go- the people, good reads And a tax atrueture dsnt color photograph of "Unde” Bill whan tha Senator helped his long ed attempt to penetrate the Mid can do to help, in addition to its are All available to the inveator who la look­ Luady, IOB year old votsran of time friond secure the CAB ap die East. Nasser doss net Ilk* present programs Including cut prices on ing for an ideal apot to locate Any type of tho Coafsdarats Army who livos pointmant. tha Elsenhower plan By aeUeitat Laura) Hill. In addition to th* Rtf. SHIN-DIG—Look for on* of ing Russian arms which be can Industry. **' surplus hay and grain. , rrasldant'a dputure, the picture tha biggest partlis aver thrown not afford, he is mortgaging his Conditions warrant a generous approach thoi# of Sovsraor Laroy by the Florida colony In Wash­ country’* future. But In hist fans Military news now attract* the attewtien dtrriM te the region’* problem*. Collins, Convraiimin Slkaf, Jamaa ington on January 22nd. Th* ties! hatred of Britlsh-Frsach 2 The studies that have been made in Flor- of teen-agera. The big audition, of ceurse, C. Prtalay, Mayor of Crsatvlaw, Florida State Society will com­ "Imperialism” Nassar doe* not • -Ida, Matewide, regionwide, and county- ha* nothing to do with whether well sene Cortex Stasia, Mayor of Laurel bine efforts with th *, University teem to mind the danger he runs wide, should be forwarded with utmost haste troops to the Middle Fast. It’s hnv soon H1U, Cooter Douglas, Radio Sta- tf Florida Alumni Club* to fill tha UoA WDSP DaFuniak Spring*, and Senate Caucus Room with a recap* Efvlg will be drifted. former Oraogo Bowl Qua«n, will Kanarth D. Cannar, the photagra- tlan for Governor Ldroy Cellini. bo married in tba Bradenton Bap PhtT. Committee working on plans: »*-</ Daily sic*** atturlsy. Sus4ay Church, April 21. t* Dewitt T. 9us4*r *M **J Chrutmsi ...... Science haA been eelled the hope ef the a m p CANAL NEWS - Appear- Frank Wldeman, West Palm tint » -j» Rate*, farmarly of Burgee, N. C. PuUltbae esisrltr *»»*«•<>■* ckrlatsia*. world. Doea that mean science may figure lay la thd Ceagrdiiionil Record Baaeh. President of tho Alumni now a Washington attsrnay , Octakar tt till *1 e•9t* ' K V M J S t S ' JwV . _____ .iT A ' " .la / ,. n e * . ssSar Iks Sat out wgye to escape from t*** ♦**•*••* It has this w*dk is in irticto oa tho Club; Jim Sharon. Sanford, Presi­ BIG PARADE — Florida will of Catfrata of Utrok t I t t l Florida Crolt-SUt« Canal writ dent of the Florida State Society; be raprsssnttd In the Inaugur* alrrsd*- rrasted* tan by R. N. Doab, editor of tba and Bob Wssdock, West Palm parade by th* motorcycle Divi Seitor so* rukllahor OdSU Star-Banner and Chairman Beach, on the staff of the Senate slon of th* Dade County thorift'a Cxacotlvo Editor dyarUataa Msnatar When Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West of ths Florida Canal Authority, Small Business Committee. 400 Patrol. This group la expected Geunany- celebrated his 81st birthday ha n e /d t t l r l f . egg Pi«*d J> th. Floridians In Washington :ar*: ex­ to score -half a millle* folk* lie CarHtr Record by Conireumin Syd Har- pected to turn out for the affair. ing Pennsylvania Avenu* with roo U asiht Sli Mootki uno Toar filntMthat hs' might run for a third term. loag, and is further proof that WEDDING BELLS - Another their Heath defying exhibition of It’s a safe bet hie platform will not include IIU * members of tho Florida Dalaga wedding in Senator Souther** of­ fancy riding. They nr* headed by Obltaorj sotlcaa. oarda of thank,, rasolutiooa sad a plank calling for compulsory retirement Uan a n (till prsaslng for action fice. Miss Ruthle Garst, reception­ aslU ss i f oatortaJawait for tho purpoto or rouiag Sgt. J. Balough. (ssdo wlU ko okarsod for s t regular adrortlalos n l H At the age of 85. on this long delayed project. ist in th* Senator's office and NEW FACER—When th* © T b s r Harold la s m taker of Ik# United Proto greit opened Ult week, these now wklok l* ootitlod osoUatrolp to ikoyao for ropukiieoIt ia aald that modarn transportation has vA.-lloa af all iko toast aawa pytated la this aawipaear. faces showed up in the Florida offices: In Bob Stkai' office Repreeented Nailaaally by Oanarai AdvertUlag made the world amaller than it ua*d to be. ---- -*■ -Harlns, ‘ ~flunk • “nids- Maybe that’s why it edema to ha spinning rrtao too. — SOI ---oaorhl* Jerry Melvin, formerly With Fort •ly WIU1AM HTT AttaaU, Oaoralo Walton Baach Chamber of Com faattr these day*. C«*t fro! Prrss W riter mere*, and Mill Mary Lou Sny # 1 8 Page 4 Mon. Jan. 14,1057 A GROUP Of N touriats was right than to th* answer to tho Her. In Charll# Bennett's office The man who attends church became it Miss Muriel Pickles, of Quincy TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE taken oa a vacation alght-oeein* Big Town’# transit anag—travel And Misi Mildred Lang in Sens td are the merciful, for they ahall ob­ is expected of him la about in a class with flight by traaapsrt piaa* over tho by whirlybird I tor Smatheri' offtco. ! I I South Polo from southern Chile. tain mercy— Matt. 5:7 the fellow who goes to a concert to be Aadn Excellent Idea- for next Auguat. Eodoh Du mkey/ JUe o good 1 They will obtain merdy from the Infinite. inatead of t6 listen. qaeaNew: which ef (he four toonparol bade didn’t you get invited .1 i > “ Shrimp War Being Waged to tat I I I* <Mt Of Jferiee"— lUedltne. A t aa. Jf A A uAptj* pew mop how gueosof, (S’* net RWVVVw rvoii • htog-eie* conflict. By LYLE C. WOAO.N mor* money than tha Treasury •rah* Oa laflettoa heohhy toe I t I United Fre«s Naff Carraspoadent collects. Higher Uses would bo a brake A teeth PoeMe Isi* I* th* Rial wWeT-ehe Kromlln er the kids? WASHINGTON m - Prtiid.nl Makes Na Promises t t t on Inflation. Hlgbsr taxaa also prise to n eerreet soniosS, H ws lyL m iwireff^il aba EUaobower'a meataga to Coograii The state of Wisconsin, we Mr Eisenhowsr did not btar might disrupt tho national aeon win Wlsehn Fwip ua iff jV on the itaU of tba union lug down hard on promises that th* omy and apia tho nation Into a nod, to aetting up a school for Clnaraacn Sole new legislators. The students, a* t f t budget would b* always balanced defli•tionary ' spiral, accompanied New TOrk traffic experts a n doubt, will be presumed te have this wash during his second (arm. But that, by unemployment And what aa tItUlBlaf helicopters to study tho already yarned tha first The bad ntwi: No tax cut pos­ obviously. Is his object Iv*. Th# aider generation earns to know al STUDEBAKER ally's bus jam problem. Marks by getting elected. sible now or loonChampion Sedan President's anxiety over the pos­ a depression Tba meat emphatic paragraph* Government knaws more now sibility of Inflationary catastrophe KALSEE of Mr. Eiianbowar’a Stau of tba than In th* 1930‘a about adjusting 2 D eer— O n* M 7 K Ualoo ll* u ig * dealt with the was so evident that a tax Increase tha national oeanomy to ovardom* O w n e r — Lew dsngart of inflatlhn. Thd admln- might be suspected if only th* na­ depression and unsmploymsat. It Mileage— litraUon evidently leans thou tion's economy were involved. la wall that seme mor* knew Politics, howevsr, Is a majvr danger* Juat around tho Cornor. BUICK Erary argument Mr. Elienhow- factor In Mr. Elsenhower'* fiscal ledge has bam gained. Th* da Super 4 Dr. So- f T M t praailon of th* early 1930's pre­ ar used agalnat Inflation wduld policies as politics must b* ia th# Hsn, Radio-Heat- # 4 W er-Dynaflow apply squally agalmt a tax cut. policies of ony president. Taxes vailed through tha Roosarolt years until th* national economy Tax reduction* *r*. tbemitlve*. will be increased In th* stnst wee sparked by th* explosion of BUICK du . vo manats Inflationary. Tax cut are tba kind that schedultd reductions will not 4 Deer Sedan. U f l u of economic medlrtn* aultiblo to bo honored But the levy of new World War II- War, however, la. 1nDynnfleir, Radio Strong, deadly and eoatly medi­ ..« ft o _ h . j u WWWW corm t defiatloa. taxes seem* not yet to be In the cine for depression, even when tt (HF.VROI.BT Deflation V*. tail* lion works. cures. 4 Doer Sedan. Deflation doKribd* a situation pawerfUte. radio In which tba value of a dollar In6 1 clean. On* sassr 1 eraaiai In terms of the commodi­ ties It buy*. InflaUon la tbs opHUDSON t* In which tho dollar shrinks Haraet 4 Deer term* of what it can pur­ Hydramatk, Ra­ chase. di*. Healer, Ex­ •By B S N N IT T C IR F 5 2 tra Clean. On* Far exempts, the 1937 dollar Owner Car EAR THE STRAND In London, w hen newspaper men eon will buy ooo 109 M eant dgir. now protieti your homo against fire, gregate, a canny pub k««p*r h u Introduced a phonograpl That |i coosldarabla Inflation, suf­ BUICK record with astonishing success. It Imitates the sounds ef type ficient to arouse real >axlety such W S • p a r Elviera m tutM thaft, liability and many other risks at a writers clicking and presaes . ■Hardtop". Radle $ 9 9 0 as Mr Elssnhower Indicated In Heatar, Dynafiew rolling. Evary lime on* of Thursday's massiga. Lew Milcasge substantia! saving over your present rates. the noble and dedicated Evan so much Inflation is bad, writing toffs calls up the’ orpeclally for parsons oa fixed InBUICK wife to explain that he's comae—pontian* and such. It la SaccUl 4 Doer Aik about our not a patch, however, on tho kind detained at the office by Scdal. D ) S » ll* » t lf l f l B Radle. Heater, a iU O U af all-out catastrophic inflation war news and such he puts Horn# Owner’s Policy Extra Clean, mm which could overwhelm tho Unit­ on tho record for back­ owner car ed States if ths trend of the past that’* easy on yaur pockttbookl ground music, happily pays SS ytara conttnuss. the pub six pence for th* If that trend doe* eontinua. service, and goes back to ItTS'a teen-agers will h« skimp­ hit gin and tonic—and o bit ing along on MOO-a-w*ok spending of fluff, perrhanco—with o money and taxlesbs will b# charg­ perfectly clear conscience..^ ing NS for the first half mil*. It '• • 7 • eould b« worse 'than that, of David Hutburd sew u in-\ Course, and wall may be If th* General Insurance fortunate husband rendered hors da combat whan Ml wtf# sock* government continues th* practice him on th# head with a heavy glass lampshade which distinguished th# Roosevelt 211 Magnolia Are. •There's on* tody." pointed out Mr. Hutburd. "who conks'! terms and moat of th* Truman 114 N. Park Are. Phonn 409 Phone 10)4 stupor." '* years at spending annually a lot Airport Neceisory mm m Inside Washington m e t c a tm on um E D K E E Mtoe.K a tow O net pit your refltxas iagaiut Ioa Um addition UM modarn auta'a awporl# t p h boltn and powor. You're apt to _________ 1anfrty fstturon whleh itropd best. they are hufldtog into Uiotr earn Don’t follow th at xrga Sfi t It on" no matter how « ld r W m oK M e day, how itn lfh t th* read, , At Um oame time, I’d Uho to or how dry tha pavement iron motorists not to roly octlrt- Remember that nlaa of tha ly oe wider and stnightor roads rood are moant for you^M well 2nd ante anftty feature# to keep u for tha other dftfff* you owt of troubla Retry 6m of theeO thaak lm Im prort- W d c h S k d a '• la the right dt- Don’t ignore strain and fa auaia la r down our treglc la anttotpattoa af ampin i >which last year aUon at th# journey* and. h tost >Star record. and taka a now s In a aaf6 Bqt it to brelepowtr, not horse­ or that relaxation at th * < power, th# power to Moor and your trip might bo longer breko. not powor stoertag or pow­ rou antlclDato. er braking, which will ultimately 7 Don't drink while drivtof. B ant doclda whether you will become o drift While drinking. trifle ataitotie in tho remaining And. if I may rtpoat, d oal rely days tf thll year. upon buUt-ln r t lr a divtoU la Accident* don't Juet happen. keep you out af the aaopttaL -------------------per >m unW tk Mor* than SO perrent centofof tori'ogttnoN tu t sm r •nor nr orrora by tho driver, j Answer: In moat tnitRRroa, tt to not Howotor, a predtopeattiaa Mooa than l,«oo,ooo pleasure,to hard t t m t ilooi i m or trips aadad In dlaaatar. lean ba Inherited. S UW.A-DAY ■ i The Senford Herqld ' iefuar ^ 8ht wanta you to stop off at llllad/a Chapeau 8hep — aho a wot her head atuek la « 535 hatt’r fi YOU'RE TELLING ME! No Tax Cut Imagine! T h ree Bathed. but only One T ele p h o n e I BUICK Now O r Soo1 T ra d e -In s SIM M M Try and Stop Me r ‘ WT •NB POLICY N M Carraway & McKibbin -e rr N icholson B uick Co. RESIDENCE EXTENSIONS only *1 2 2 a month (pivi • aM-lMM stwrga *»» t*W Imagine a homo with every conceivable convenience for good living—-except enough telephones. The modern trend it to tiave phone* handy in living, working and sleeping areas . . . phone* in smart decorator colors to blend, contrast or barmoniaa with furnishings. Get the additional phones you need and taka life easy! T o order, just call our Busineu Office or ask any telephone em ployee you S o u th e rn B e ll T e le p h o n e end Talagroph Company Cf aI �X . •' •/- * * S ’• | jp > v • - • • . : * •? V n * . T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD Ifo n . Ja n . H , 1987 P « g i 5 Meaning Of Discipline Not Wholly One Of Punishment Is Brought Out By P-TA Panel S o cia l fv m ti Calendar Rita Bauer and Elaine Baas were the hostesses for the VAH l I i j i. i D L .« ;« I luncheon held at the B.O.Q. I I 6 . 0 11VI, r i i y S l C O l Thursday. A sherry hour was r j ». —• • The meaning of discipline la not; be loved for himself, the feeling was followed by a delicious C Q U C Q ilO n I O D lC S MONDAY t wholly one of punishment. The of being wanted and being accept- luncheon of chicken pot pie. The * \ r n x i i n * • TM Bor Scouts of the Fln t word also means to regulate ac- cd by those whom he looks to for table decorations were very cute U l r ~ T A D l S C U S S I O I t Presbyterian Church will meet in (ions and conduct of a person to guidance. Jesus' understanding of and original. Each month had The , the 5cout Room et 1 p. m. Grammar School P-TA that they obey certain rules which' his disciples and his love for them betn torn from the calendar, and meeting was called to order by ■k Th* Seuioa of the First Presmake for the highest development made them follow him. on eaeh a theme that month had Fiord Richards, president «ks ' • byterlan Church will meet in the of his character. In the panel dis-i Mrs. Williams agreed with the! bean placed, with Santa for Dec* read the P-TA prayer from tba 8Mtiea Room et 7:30 p.m. A talk on Herbs was heard cusaion Thursday night, at the Chaplain that religious training is for ‘7 ° '* ml7.r- manual. The budget for the year The Women of the First Pres­ when the Central Circle of the Pinecrest P-TA meeting, points u * best bai't for discipline, along and. so forth down tha table wat presented by Fred MeMur* By SARA KING byterian Church will hare their Mrs. Wade H. Garner spoke to # Circle mcetlnis as follows: members of Ixora Circle on the Hope you have missed reading Sanford Garden Club met at the wero brought out along these with respect for the rights of At each place, th« guests discov­ ray and waa approved. 7 : • p.tn. — Evening Circle No. 1, therapeutl- values of gardening the column as much as I have home (/. Mrs. Howard Brewer on lines by the speakers. Judge Em others and responsibility for his ered small date calendar! and The project committee recom­ e»t Hornholder represented the own actions. She believes that the the hos.esses had very kindly Chairman Mrs. Floyd G. Case, and the ways In which garden missed writing it. Now with Silver Lake. mended that audio visual aids such Educational Building of t h e therapy Is being used in mental things almost caught up and rouMrs. James Moughtoo, chairman community, speaking from his building of a childs character is filled In all of their monthly en­ as globes and maps for eaeh room gagements for January. Attending accomplished wldi patience, con­ .. Church. Co-Hosteises Mrs. John institutions, prisons, veteran i “a* * ‘ “P to njrv,]n* *mooUl'* be purchased. She stress*hl*were Kay Dwyer, Wilson. Mrs. Erie VihJen. Mrs. h e p ,1. 1. ;„ d m in lii hom e. i« * I« ln . « W » « W * * “ S‘ * t„m hl . u »sistency u n . Jand i n . affection. &b *» « • Ruth Spartl, Jim Buckler gave a Baal report ed that both parents should agree Jackie Austin. Marilyn Forrest Harry Kent. the United States. |«» •" •>» “ V 0* b,.V* M > ‘ - .................. — * ------------ ---P'**> th.~ pr b j Mr,. “ **• Lou Johnson. Connie Yount, C l a i r e ? f , th* .South's outstandlnR . put In circulation In the past mother of six, spoke from the to certain rules of behavior for • p.m. — Circle No.•2, ChairJ . W. Schawr*. Mrs. George MeHer talk to the group was made L nth Rusty Lilleboe Doris awarded a ptaeque by Mr. Hack* standpoint of the home, John their children and should at all Lynch, ‘ nun Mrs. Sidney Ives, III. Host­ enbach on behalf of the itudeeds. on Friday afternoon when the re- 1 Fountain Overflows" bv C* U re* d * P*P*r by Mr»* *• wess Mrs. Sidney Ives HI. 1441 No. gular meeting was held at the Reb^ , w S i s t h e U l e r a a Tu. 7 ’*r «» hort.culturlng after Angel Jr. High School teacher and times present a united front with Francisco, Ruth Hodges. Katie Mrs. Richards' room and Mr*. Cummins, Betty Guy, Mary Libassistant principal of the Pine* punishment for rule-breaking on Elliott Are. which an instructive question and crest School, gave the views of the the spot and not postponed until bey, Jean Stetson, Grekhcn Hall, Catherine Balia' room were award­ . , I n I V • *. ban,e ot Mr*- McK,y Tnlluck- ° " Guild selection for January. In * .......... I p.m. — Evening Circle No. 3, a local level Mrs. Garner suggest-; her first novel In 20 rears. Miss answer discussion was held. educators and Chaplain C. L. Arn­ the arrival' of a certain person to Dot Mann, Terry Price (tn ooe ed checks for selling the moet Mr*. Francis Bols, sponior. Chairman Mrs. Harvey H. Hale. ed lhe idea of giving flower send*: West tells the story of a London of her European trip creation* tickets to the Peanut Bowl. old of the U. S. Navy, brought out administer the puntshement. Hostess Mrs. Harvey nale, 2421 and plants to the nursing homes #.mii_ the .arlv 1900's The introduced Mrs. P. Campbell of the part the ehurch plays In "The All members were urged to a** The only real reason for dis­ gorgeous), Ruth Norvell, Betty *>• E lm JU e Co host.., Mrs. Sanford to be planted by the ftb re y . liv£ In an S S i p h S S Geneva who gave a talk on herbs. Discipline of the School Age Meyer, Thelma MacMurray, Jane tend the Founders Day meeting; ciplinary action, of whatever form The history of herbs dates back Child." Feb. 7. at Rouhslde at which time FrTh»DUfiirt' Vnnt neishhorhood p* ,icnU' ! blended of music, Shakespeare, Is deemed necessary, is to build Mlllner, snd Marty Millsaps. Tbe , , a ™\ Following Mrs. Garner's talk, politics, and money troubles, and to the beginning of time, ahe ssld Spook Hook Is back from her <rie o the South'! outstanding Chaplain Arnold said that he be­ the character of the child and In­ and that aspect, along with the fM P* I th« bu«ln.M meeting was called their story la told through the speakers, Mrs. Walter Beckham legends, witchcraft, medicinal and lieved :hat religion and tho teach­ still In him integrity, responsibi­ trip to Whitt Plains, New York. will speak. " order by Mr»- T- W- Hero,, viewpoint of young Rose, who Olivia Simmons came home from members and other tntereited ch4|rman. she rtport<d on the grows from six to 16 in the course cosmetic uses, is a. Interesting* ings of Jeaus were the basis for lity, and moral living. Physical education and., health as their present day growth and all discipline. He stated that dis­ "The school has the obligation," the hospital today with the new. adults will meet at the Parish * Cfnt Garfen club meeting where of the novel. baby. Mark la hU name. I am " er* 0,0 dl ^ cipline means leadership on the •• J , aly«L« r<>M E p l W l R was announced that.flf7.32 had "Wildfire at Midnight" by Mary use. The Bible, she continued, part of responsible adults, taking said Mr. Angel, speaking as a told by her young son, Jimmy. *"* meeting In UM wnn frequently mentions herbs and t " n etrry or tha disci­ IT j been cleared on the ciub sponaoe- Stewart la a story full of suspense school policy of edueatfoa 'll. rtEA iK Y All afternoon, the new prince They were known and used all into consideration the emotional pline of the child during the hours . ed coffee and fashion show held And terror on a mountainside in child. It was brooght out that hungers of the child, the need to The Woman's Bible Class oi has been receiving callers, as he is In school, because, besides —»->- •Inn. — the Hebrides. Hebrides. G.anetle Gtanelte Brooks Brooks lud had through Asia, Europe a:.d the norfi . l ‘ v i , 7 Z r . , i ^ , p I l . l . at lhe uMayfair the mentally, physically and socUlfar learning the academic teachings witnessed by a nosey neighbor. countries lom before they were th* school art endeavoring to ?att 7T p.m. ora as ftin the h o S or ? Mairs. r t u. “ Mrs. Fred Gant, told Fum«divorced 1* necessary for their cduca Ions, (Me.) e nome . of , 'plana W.,K her husband, but Nlcho- used In America. form good habits and irovHe C. DUon. 228 W. 19th St., with J r a lnn«to«ping schwl which , , ^ thc , ln u ho. They were used or many pur-' _ i ,children . . must , . learn that certnin Croup3ashostes.es. x iJL . x i. T Z .I : tel. and when mysterious fire, pose. HJrh a. dyes, cosmetic. T O D I C O f C o m p l l i f l ^ i o r Is not acceptable In he The annual Hospital Benefit '* * * ■ * ” • 1 w*! »PPc ,r *<1 on G«« mountain they burial rites bath, and nmdtlre. 1 ° P ,C U T V e a m e i l i a society In Which we live, and the Bridge party of the Sanford Pilot| *PP«intw4 to a eommIUee L> assist her>|del a bruU1 murdtr( f0||ow- burial rites baths and poultices school and teachers must help pre Morell met their guests decked of the educational wheel and that Club will be held in the Mayfair *n e*re of the Garden tenter, and ej by t halr-ratsing chkse across for the HI. In witchcraft they were pare ah* child for the time when in bluet with the new stripe each rhlld must have to')J ’ ■ "h. used for love potions and to ward Inn beginning at I p.m. The were urged to attend ,h treacheroua slopes. The Camellia Circle of the San­ he steps out to take his place and glistening The par.y- was held at and physical training to Trttlntal* off the devil and the evil eye. the Hi-Fever Follies audition at public it invited to attend. Marble Orchard" by Margaret ford Garden Club met Thursday earn his living In an acceptable :he Horrell’a home in Grov* Man­ Mrs. Campbell then gave leg- night at the home of Mrs. Donald and honest way." However, he or, and blue chry*anthcmums mental, social and emotional well Tha Brownie Scouts of the First l,w Mayfair Inn. Boyle tells about Lovay Claypoole, being, It was learned. Th* phy­ Presbyterian Church will meet in Mrs. David Bach gave the a gir| who had been blinded in an ends of herb* such as basil, dill, Flamm on Elm Ave. Mrs. Alfred felt Huit. if lhe child had receiv­ were arranged on thc tables, and sical education program develops the Youth Building at 3 p.m. horticulture report during which accident, and who keeps secret coriander, costmary, fenugreek, Chiles and Mrs. Roger Schmidt ed good discipline before he came the food was delicious, especially skill* and gives a sense or respon­ Tho Pioneer Fellowship and she pointed out that now la the th« fact that ehe has slowly re- camomile, angelica, anise, leeks, served as co-hostease. to school, oho teacher would th* ehrimp. Drawing much ad­ sibility both *t an Individual and Recrealion of the First Prcsby- ,time to examine azaleas and J coveredhersight—waiting fur a woiid, rue, sage, and pnrslpy. Mr*. Ralph Retts, circle chair­ then be able to spend more time miration wai th# new car that as a group member. Phyakkl terian Church will meet In the ramrllias for petal blight, also to dramatic ocraeion for the anIn Florida, she .aid, soli has to man, made thc announcements in teaching the academic subjects, Rob end Punch had acquired that education has become depannentYouth Bldg, from S p. m. through nivide bulbs and perennials, nouncemrnt. The burial of her old hr manufactured to suit herbs, from the Board meeting. Discus and less time in attending to be­ day. ulixed with eaeh teacher directing g p.m. "Fruit trees should be planted hellion of a grandmother seems Those most fitted to Florida are »ion was held concerning the havior problems of Uhe pupils. a different phase of physical edu­ The American Home Depart- this month." she stated and added, an appropriate occasion, but whenMge.thyme, dill, basil, lemon workshop the circle will have in Judge Housholdcr said that he cation. ment of tho Sanford Women's Club that members are urged by the i the river rose and the floodshelm,parsley, garlic,marjoram, ----------. . . _____ Mrr. »»'.«.*** om February.. . . The Camellia Circle found that the behavior problems will meet at the club house at I hortieulure committee to plant came there was drama in abund- chives, min'* summer savory twr-! tvill be responsible for placing with which he had to deal most♦AMP* pm. Tha program will be a book flowering trews. ance ragon and borage. flowers ir (he hospital during tho ly stem from a lack of lose and 4 review by Mr*. Roy Mann and Award Chairman, Mrs. F. L "What’s I * ft of April" by RoAfter refreshments were mnn'h nf Fehruary. understanding in the horn*, lie bert Lowry la the story of Carol " hostesses are Mrs. Jack Stomp- Woodruff HI, asked for volunteers the members visited the nearby | f jue,t speaker for the evening M ‘eve« Hut discipline bated on Mrs. Ed Cox. presided over th# The Plnecre* School 4-H Club er, Mrs. Irving Feinberg, Mrs.; to help with a scrapbook to be Parks, a restless girl who came garden, of Mr. Johnson on Silver |WM Ben Wiggins. He brought » love *“ for “the hotter un “ child " " J “and J -----------22 members present at the re­ met Thursday with 10 member* Roger Harris, Mrs. At Hunt and: used in ipplylng to the committee to New York to become a model, Lake. drrstanding of the childs needs very interesting program on but soon returned home In a pa­ gular huslne** meeting of the Anna Mrs. Warren Knowles. The public for an award, llo>tcs«r.v for tho mcetins were "Conserva.lon" in which he ex- K0** mUfh f‘lrth«r G * Miller Circle at the Elks Clnb present and one visitor, is invited. • j j r#. yred Murrey announced nic. Coming back to New York Mrs. N. Howard Brewer, Mrs. W. plained the various phases of toil bui,din* at Mrs. Richard Forbes gave a M»**®r last Tuesday evening. Thc Joy-Ruth Class of the F'irat that the program for the circle later as a secure, suburban wife, W. Warner and Mrs. Basil C. conservation in Seminole i demonstration on pecan rolU. MMs Coun- t,,an an i^'owisu.mt a tempt at her old resL'essness returns, and Baptist Church will meet at th e;ia Feb. b# an arrangement Routine reports were given by I Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstra­ , disciplinary action, lie urged Moore, Those attending were Mrs. ty, fu me of Mrs. tom Brooks, 113 workshop and .he asked each the standing eommitteo chairmen tion Agent was present and talk­ b" £ " L ‘h* Jaincw Moughton, Mrs. Zeb Rat­ Members nr«.Bns v ,.. ' «ha‘ PawnU ncvcr S p l i n e a present were Mr*.: child n a way that * degrading and and other business was discussed ed to the group about the Coaaty Avacodo Ave. at 7:30 p.m. member to bring a flat container j* . liff, Mrs. C. C. Campbell, Mrs. If, The regular membership meet­ and fair .lied needlepoint flower ^ i ^ ^ V n u t h MeKenny Is M. Papworth, Mrs. E. M. Hoke, Betts, Mrs. Jack Martin, Mrs. It was announced that several ' Fair. Vernon llardln, Mr*. Benny Aust-Ihuml *l n* ing of Seminole County Farm Miss Adelaide Conte, Miss Alice In. Mr*.' Robert. Douglas* Mrs.I AI1 of ,h" P*nclll‘* " erc in ac' new members would be Initiated Into the rlrlclc at the meeting. ; M 9 ) Bureau will be held at the Agricul-■ 5daclded.to at" Napo,eon-# camp. in Cooper, Mrs. A. K. Ro*>eller, « t L i - *start * the *meeting ■ ' " ,1’' lgn in Egypt "■ Harold Chapman. Mrs. Dan Bat- c°rd lh* »utement that a ture Building at Seminole High g o'clock. Those present were Mrs. Frad! H A / l / f f t \ A 1797. An absorbing historical no Mrs^A. C. Benson, Mr*. Frank, ten. Mrs John p’unn, Mrs. Goorga riJMlffept, attitude /jq t\ic,.5Vt..p( Roi'fger,*Mr». Peter Bukur.'MwJ ^ J C / U A f z / U A l a l ^ n ° ° i *t. 7i 30. J , m- F,arm BurMU,i Duri"a th« meeting the resign- vet, with many great scenes — Kv,n*parent* does much to cut down on ' j Sjieet', Jirl. Donald Knight. Mrs. will furnish the main menu of »tlons of Mrs. John Angel and thc massing of the fleet at Tou­ Mrs. Ira Southward, Mr*. M. I Robert Crumley. Mrs. E. C. Ilarp- she amount of discipline handed Harold Kastnrr, Mr*. E. J. Mough­ Sant Float, well known clothier •hiii for the covered dish supper. M„ chmr|e, u Park J r .f wcre lon; the exotic Oriental wedding: C. Ilagan, Sirs, J. I-. Jackson, fr j r. g, w. Peterson, Mrs. out. In other words, If a thing ton Jr., Mr*. Ralph Wight II, |of Dayton, 0. Is sperding his ninth Each family is a ,kcd to rrceised after which refreshments Battle of the Nile; the violent [ Mrs. J . B. Fields, Mrs. C. L. is wrong today, It U wrong to­ Mr*. R. S. nilthlmer. Mrs. M. I* annual vacation here. either a pit or salad and their were tcncd by .Mrs. Truluck and Marmeduke uprising; thc Parisian Wood. Mrs. F. E Bolr, Mrs A. J. G. Horton Jr., Mrs. Alfred morrow, too. Inconsistently, laugh­ Fulch, Mr*. James Via, Mrs. H. Greene and the hostesars Mr*. dishes and silver. ro-hosicsses Mrs. David Bsch and' fetes of Tallyrand and the unfaith- p, Collum and Mr*. D. Ladd. ing at, or Ignoring a childs be­ C. Di»hrow, Mr*. R. E. Spencer. Klamm, Mrs. Chiles and Mrs. Sanford Tourist and Shuffle " Mrs. George Eick to Mrs. Lee,! ful Josephine. Kent. Sirs. M. Mosee, Mrs. C. H. ________ ___ havior today and tomorrow pun­ Mr*. Clayton Smith. Schmidt. bierd Club will have a covered Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Mero. Mrs. Mrs. Gene Walter, Mr* L. G. S.afford, Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, "noyal Ann Tie*" by Patricia /w. *' £• ish him for doing the tame thing dish supper at 8 p. m. Wight Kirtley, .Mrs. Donald Bales,, Campbell is the story of a young V slT C lC INO. j l X can only lead to confusion In the Skates, Mr*. Charles Karrakrr, Mrs. R. F. Mapes, Mr*. Roy WEDNESDAY Mrs. W. E. Pratt Jr.. Sirs. IL F. Chorpening and Mrs. Ed Cox. Mrs. Taylor Brown, Mrs. W. II. woman of tho 18>0's whose strug child's mind. The Girl Scouts ot the F"tr*4 ■Meriv%-wthrr. Mrs. Ganas, Mr*, gl* again*! the Innliness and toil Respect for the right* of others rrosbyterian Church will meet ] Murray, Mr*. G. D. Bishop Jr.,|«tf life on * wilderness farm wav1. , r r . is the most Important thing that 3:30 p.m. i t the Church. i Mrs. Al ______ Doudney, ___ Mrs. VoUc then her struggle H o m e FO T j e S S I O R ______ .™ »,n»o o greater than children mud learn. If they are The Senior High Fellowship R*- Williams, and Mrs. Rudy Sloan, agalnet the brutality and greed of Circle No. SI* ot the First Meto get along witn their fellows. By GRACE THURSTON A large sense of personal re»pon W S S S t f i *£ Tlie Lake Monroe P-TA will; siblllty for hi* own actions, Is , Gardeners’ Circle met at the home . Warm . . . . Wind. .West Wind" by | at 7 p.m. 112 9. Park Phone 337-W of Mr*. Robert I. Magnusson Fri- Ann.f. lake, plac* In the West I*' St. bold its mon-hly meeting tonight held to be Very Important, too. Tht Mid-Week Bible Hour will exciting new era in England when Mr*. Percy Chapman read the,* 1 7:30 at *b* schoolhou.se. A basically religious attitude, ronbe conducted by the Rev. A. G. d,f m° " 'in(|John Cabot cam* back to Bristol devotional, Cnlossians 4. and a ’ r"oni w111 be In sLtcnt behavior, never falling Mclnnia, Pa-tor of the First Pres­ Afler the regular business mec‘ -1 from bi, voyag. ^ lh, Brings to You byterian at 7:30 ______ Church _____ — ---- ...p.—m. . J0*' ***?• *• ™ ” °>'* Sav* World. In this novel about lovely poem "Easy Enough." Mrs. Joe rbar8* of the program and the love, and always »oeking a better '**‘b grade home room understanding, between tho par­ Chancel Choir will rehear- Interesting talk on thc use of erode Csringc* and th* men who Anarello had charge of the ircet- fl^b 9 •cThe ent and the child, more or less A OPPORTUNITY TO HAVf at First Prcsicrbylan Church I material! which had been |ovfl| her th* author has recreat- ing and announced that on Feb. 1, mo,bcrs will be the hostesses, urged to at summed up the remark* of the at 7:30 p.m. mad* into replicas of spring flow- fd the colorful life of the times, they will honor the new members A*’ Parc|tt* tend. panelists, and thl* was brought er*. Particularly attractive were interwoven with the history of the of l'.tofl. CDtt-lc Six will lit#-A» s 1 1 ii* * * 'oui by Harry Weir, who nerved the water lilies made of nine cone 1 period, ’ an" ” r*- Herbert Thurvon (as moderator. Que«tloas from the petals painted white with yellow [ “Greatest Lover in the World" at McKinley Hall foryouth on the panel \s/ I * k 4 . _ t center*. Mrs. Moy* aLso showed by Alex Austin I* a story, for the Feb 10 Vr< Farmer had charge b"'* ■*their house guest, Mr*.! audience were handed tc n W e a n 6 5 a O y l Y i e e r beau.tful arrangnuenu making u** Mroos-hcarted. The author min- of 'he mission study. Paul's lag- Aa,t* ri D,lf ar- Tenefly. N. J.,| members. which they answered M H A T1P qnj U M IIIP , E,i»e Sehrumpf Union wiJi remark* consistent with /nr • ew . of a few garden flowers romblntd cos no words and calls a spade a ter*, which is the minion subject *,nd of the church Refreshmentof [T ,ty. bf. J. Mr* Sehrumpf left their earlier statements, w l U V IC u e p r . with dried material Pink ramllcs spade, but a gay comeJy of lifo A CLINIC CONDUCTED IY TH I AUTHENTIC week for St. I’eter*burg for ( A sliort business meeting was Th# regular covered-dish tun- " * r* decorated with statice which and love—Hollywood style — Is salad, fruit rake and orange Juice ws*re served. ( a an,l return in March i held after the program, and the * chcon meeting of thc Civle Depart," bad been dipped In wax. and would the result. It tell* uf the ghost *n Sanford for a week j room. count wa* again won by V ment of Sanford Woman's C1ubin,a,(e 8 delightful addition to any of a famous romantic star of Tho»c present were Mrs. Dora' 10 I Mr*. Crooms first grade. Rewill bs held Wednesday. Jin . l« i 'able. the silent screen who returns to Guerry, Mrs. Tale. Mrs. R. U. -before returning North. ................ ~ freshmen'.* were served in the at 12 (noon) ins cad of 12:30. Tha hostess were Mr*. Robert, f * r,b **arcb oul lb# grretest Hutchison, Mrs. W. P. Chapman. . Hostesses will bo Mrs. W. B. t. Magnusson, Mrs. H. H. McCasI- ,0' Cr ln t‘'" " ofld and finds him Mrs. Joe Anarello, Mr*. Sullo held at *ie home of Mrs. Albert lafcteria by the first grade moS I L V E R R I P AI R S E R V I C E i th e n . llrlnson, ML* Eilalee Klrclihoff., in, Mrs. W, G. Fleming, and *0 h- ..*? .ob*cuI? d*nt^!..l.n J.ack' Miacr. i,Pi- c - K. McKay, .Mrs., H^fdeMy, 2117 Orunge Ave. Thursday — Friday Mrs. B. R. Beck and Mrs. R. T. Mrs. L. E. Leepcr. HelghU, N. Y. With fame, c. 0. Pa e, Mr*. W. J. Norman.! Warren s .„ i . , _ Aa . m . . . . . . ‘"ruat upon him Dr. Donner l* Mr* T. A. Burleigh. Mrs. N. V. Garden Bouquet On The bOo<shelf Talk On Herbs Is* Heard By Central Circle Members _ /Conservation1 Is Circle's Program 22 Are Present A t Anna Miller Circle Meeting Meets At Chapman Lake Monroe News 4-H Club Gothers Wm. E. K a d er , Jeweler Sftecial YOUR SILVER Time Change Told I *D<\k P “ antoi . "A Community Clis.t in San- lucky winner of an a'tracUvc ar- >C‘ f.i4,d by bub,if ,,y ‘ *ck" ‘ m“d , Farmer. Mrs. J. E. Terssilleger ford" will be the topic for dis saVcnont of !n»p2ra g ^ . . crs ^ t* J r - '*"• N’^ ‘ ^ " h' « « - Mabel cussioa on a panel program at l \ [ T S ^ ^ n > »-t M r, Albert H.rde.ty Mrv p. m. Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, 4 aponsor for the program, announc- ______________ _ * -I .K. mmm worm. . SV *J!? } # |L. f . Mim., Mrs. Peail Lynch. i C,. by, >?ur Mr*- ,lrod'c William* ami a vi*it- Book Review To Be -Guiid" - - ’“is '.'t* »«•WSL'8. «• ........ .. two -• ol lhe A , A • _ " ! volume, of short storks collected The February meeting n il be GlVeil A t AmeriCOn by Thomas Cost.in and John Be . . croft. Book of the month for DePresident. sanfoni Merchant. A» Home Dept. Meet cerober L Churchill’s second vol- ap>: K'l° Stanley Gardner's new- ta r ^ V m lS r ; of Commerce BC I Perklna J ? of Commerce B L. Perkin. Jr., umn on tho history of the E n g-^ 't “Case of the Lucky lamer;" (Bvrt) Roland, Commanding Of-, A book review will be given by |ish-*pesking peoples; ^ New Rivers ___ __________ °f Scotland" by ......... F. W......... Kenfleer of Orlando Salvation Army. Mrs. Roy Mann Tue-day at I P-! of" America »erlM *is* "River of i' 001 Camellia • by Frances Captain Roland, who was fea* m at meeting of the Amen- lh# Carolina*- the Santee." N ew 1*- K*ye*i "Stopover Tokyo" by ture as "Man cf thc Week’ in the can Home Department. noo-ftCtlon: "il> Aaarctk: Honey ,J ' Marquand: “Bedlam" hy Florida Magaiine of Dev. 23,1 The sesiion will be held at the moon” by Jennie Darlington; Andred Soublran" ‘'Etruscan" by *• served with th# Community Cheat'dub house and hosten*. are Mrs. “Home Beneu" by Ralph Moody; Mika Walter!. Some good ones, organisation of Dallas, Tex. and Jack Stemper, Mrs. Irving Fein- This Hallowed Ground" by Burce don't you think? fan give testimony as to its use- j berg, Mr». Roger Hams, Mr*. Al t'atton <Book-of the-momh) for fu!ne.>*. t Hunt and Mr*. Warren Know- Novembir); "Bible as History" by The puhlie is Invited ** hear and Im Werner Keller ( Book-nf-the-mnnth participate in the discussion at 1: The public i* invited to attend dividend) "Retreat from Learn and hear thi.* "interoaUng and in-iing" (why teachers can't teach) p m. is ^ ile t formative" review. ! by Joan Dunn. Coming in FebruLAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 1:30 F L O W E R S FOR EVERY OCCASION SANFORD FLOWER SHOP PILOT CLUB HOSPITAL BENEFIT MAYFAIR INN FREE DELIVERY TUESDAY - JA N . 15, 8 P.M. Flowery By Wlr* Bridge, Canasta, Samba 70n H. Park .'a * — Phoot 2210 — — — Tickets $1.00 Friies, Refreshments MUtCAl! 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AFTIR RISTORATION .1 ......a J p-—-------- a_ak i — 1 IL I �t - . - ; -pr.<? ■;-j-.-rsyrr ^------- ' T H E SA N FO RD H E R A L D Jh n Sanfohd dishald spans Tha Sanford Seminoles cage terns In tha Orange Belt conftrenc* quintet made tough competl-ion by slicking to btalc fundamentals for the Apopka Blue IAurters Fri­ and th* fait break. The defensive day night and made '-he high fly* weakness popptd up sporatlcly ing Darters from Apopka prance and proved the downfall for the gingerly for four quarters and Seminoles. earn their eighth victory of the All In all It was a pleasing out­ season 55-40. Allhough never lead­ ing for the team and the mentor­ ing In the game, Use Seminoles ing staff. "We showed a lot of played top-floght basketball and Improvement tonight," Coach Bud worked amoothly against ‘die high­ Layer laid enthusiastically after ly-touted Blue Darters. the game. "We showed a lot of .After meeting again with lome The Seminole* worked effective­ team unity, and the score was re­ K) high achool you'Jis, Andy Brack ly against what was supposed to spectable." « , Principal of Seminole High be one of the fines', defensive patDick Silvers, Layer’s assistant Idwol a id that the athletic deon ths guiding staff, was enthus­ Mftment. headed by director Fred j ed about the game. "Apopka play­ Sanaa would probably expand to ed a terrific game in beating us," he remarked. "We were good, and (•dude •»*u --■* «~|imnln» If we keep up the pace we'll win t f t ’ .... tome games." . The emphasis on minor tporta The big boys camp through in ana Immediately tailed upon by Many of tha oldtime baseball Bracken during hla first meeting fans of Sanford were oleaian'lv the Apopka tilt, with Joo High with Oanaa after be had ataomed surnrlied with the visit of Sid leading th* Seminole warpath. III* the helm of the school. Hudson, 1930 Ditching ace for progress In reb. unding gave him -.''Athletics at Semlnola High will Sinford In the Florid* Stale Lea­ three field goats, and the Blue foatar daaclpline, Issdersbtp, and gue. Hud'on Is the right hander darter defense found him seven team aoirlf. ai wall aa eompetl- thst set the FSL record that still times, six of which he turned Into tion, "Bracken laid of tha future stands- Winning 21 games against points, giving him a total of 12 athletic department of the achool. onlv four losses, Sl | threw San­ points. '‘Competition without th# other in* ford lo a memorah'* »es«n-- ♦»*•»♦ Claude Hittell, who's been work JNdlents does not fit with tha yeur. ing almost specifically with re­ tdueaUve function. Wa believe With a baseball school In Kia-j bound* and lay-up* hit tha hoop that minor sports will offer a simmre, Sid doesn't have much five times (o run his total to 10 variety that will be good for tha time to visit his many Sanford points for the game, all from the itndenti and *4,« nttrpos* of adu* friends, but Sunday be •llppcil floor. cation.** over for a few minutes. Having The Darter big gun. James Brackan Mid that ha had hopad not seen Charlie Morrslon for Dlckman, kept hi* sharp eye alert to have aoma swimming this year, several years, he finally found him to spearhead winning Apopka with "but wa hav« no fadlltJm at on ths Mayfair Inn tennis courts, 18 points. yet, no schedule, and no place to Where Charil- **ss playing a The big word after (he closeness swim.’* He said that tha city fa* match. of (he game from the Seminole then would be approached short­ Interrupting the match, Charlie ly to determine whether or not and Sid recounted the past days. camp was "We’re on our way." The Seminoles w e r e losing city facilities could be used dur* Charlie was excited about his game* by completely onesided Ing achool term*. old friends return, Ion the match "We'd Ilka to hold a couple of (he's an avid tennla player and scores prior to the Christmas holi­ experimental ••mreil (hla. year,". eatery match U a grudge one) but days. After the holidays the Serai notes mentoring staff ‘threw all Bracken remarked. said he etUI enjoyed the visit. razsle-daiile to '-he winds and concentrated completely on offen­ sive fundamental* and turned thsir eyre .o the future. 1 ------------------------- NOVEMIfR----------------------.Sanford fg ft pis 3 6 12 Joo High 8 Ken McMurray 2 4 1 0 Bill Tyre 2 8 0 10 Claude Hittell 0 4 4 Cecil Dsmlriilgi* Ol y m p ic o a m e * Beam /v Rod Phillips 1 0 2 AUSTRALIA-AMtRiCA pj,*/,YArt* Ilrucc McCoy 0 2 2 MIMS TRACKM P f t CLP, WlWW/AO 12 16 40 Total* i t o r 24 e v e /irs , s e r n w o fg ft pis Apopka OLYMPIC RECORPS td 2 i « Lavrrllu McMullen f2 o f them. James Dickens 7 4 18 0 0 0 mil Krcvs Roger Al nian 3 4 10 Paul n 0 0 Charles labella ANMRSON 6 2 2 Carl Cousin* VMS /V OLYMPIC 2 1 0 Tom Ruby AlAYYWEIS AT WSIOAT 1 Bobby Sellars 2 U fTlAS, BUT A’Hi 2 3 Otis Ralkoom 7 rrr.B B fa jt e Ulny Thumpeon 1 0 AS RfiMS J L ess. Totals 19 17 53 Score by Periods Apopka 16 IT 14 8—31 Sanford . 10 8 11 11—40 R ed i l0 O 0 B V ~ . A,VP f M O RROW yoa.xsesr *A M I RICA'S P.VLY EVER r a tp e e OOLO HEAVY<s e r MC0AL W/NHBR M S Athletics To Include Golt Swimmino Next Former Pitching Ace Sid Hulson Visits In Sanforc M iP •i ; •( c.REVIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan Mover] ft BOTH SPR/A ASP AjORS. JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES we/SAT chamf; 7bY/AR-CL0KOK> PA TTER S O N ffio w i vrleAH P p o s t POWL 0 10 - YALt TAKES ftR S T OFRICIAL WY, L eA oaerrrtB a a p ‘mtB<os. iowa wias WANT ADS V ja Ztfff TENANT* People 60 to 80 If You Will Simply Send Ub Your Name And AddrenB . . . . . . we will explain how you can ■dll apply (or a $1,000 Uf* Insur­ ance policy to hulp take car* of Unit expense* without burdening your family. You eso handle the entire tran*a#-ion by mall with OLD AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obligation of any kind. No one will rail on you! Write today for full Information. Simply mail postcard or Iri-er (giving nge) to Old Amerl-sn Ins. Co.. 3 W. ptb, Dspe. I.Ik,OB, Kin* sas City, Mo. CT p o a A ew caM gE v o rep MOST kALUABie PtAftRAAB CY YOOAOPitchWO AhaAPS. URERMW f Pre-Am Tournament Played On Mayfair Course Yesterday; 41 Teams Participate Sanford Sweepstakes W ill Take National Boatracing Spotlight Semi nol es Prove Tough Competition For W inning Apopka 4-t *T-'rr: - --------- For merely (Ml Sanford will again be In the sporting spotlight This Uma a six-elass hydro plane and runabout regatta fea­ turing the nation’s top speed­ boat driven and record-holders will compete In ala raeas, each with two heats, on Sanford’s Lake Monroe. The Sanford Boat and Ski Club placed the "Celery City Sweepstakes" in number five spot of the famous Grapefruit Circuit, which la sanctioned by the Ameri­ can Power Boat Assn. The Grape­ fruit Circuit. Is the winter tour of power boat racing and offers th* Col. Green Trophy a 17,000 trophy to the top man on- the whole Grapefruit Circuit. The Sanford Regatta will award points counting toward the coveted prise and will aisure lb* occasion of the best In contestant*. The Sanford Sweepstakes will take the national boat rac­ ing spotlight on Feb. IT. During that tima Sanford and Laka Mon­ roe will have coverage by all the leading water sports magast* nes In the natloln. Jot Nicholas, commodore of th* Sanford Boat and Ski Club voiced optimum that the regatta would be a great success. “We have underwritten $100 prix* money for each race, and a total of $663 will cover all the expenses, Including prise money, entrance Into the APBA and for Insurance to cover liability during the races. We'll begin raising money right aw ayselling advertising In programs, reeking donations and operating concession stands." Virgil Elder, a representative Of the American Power Boat Assn spoke to the enthused assemblage last wrek and laid out the pros and cons of the race and offered the services of his experiences as a racing promoter to Initiate the first regatta for the Sanford Club Don Smith was named chairman of th* Sanford Sweepstakes com­ mittee and along with Eldar and another St. Petersburg club msmber C. B. Watson, selected the site for the races. "Th* St Pet­ ersburg club has been wonderful In helping a," Smith said. "They uffsred us all the equlpiflsn*. nec­ essary to put the regatta over and gst u* on our fret in boat rac­ ing. Elder even offered to act as referee for the racel, and St. Petr will have club members hare to help with the different com­ mittees. ” The Sanford Sweepstake* will be bo thn fifth of seven stops for the racers on the Grapefruit c'rcult. The winter racing season opens Jan. 20 at Daytona Ileach, then moves to Lake Alfred, Laksland. Miami, Sanford, Pont* Gorda and St. Petersburg on successive week­ ends. Some 30 top drivers in the nation follow the circuit. Smith said a money raising drive would get underway Immed­ iately to assure tha dub of enough money to have the American Pow­ er Boat Aaan. sanctioned regatta on Sanford's Lake Monro*. t HeroId Heckenbach, principal of Sanford Grammar School, told an Intoresttd (roup of parents that Sanford Grammar was at­ tempting to follow x program In cooperation with a national physi­ cal education program, In a dis­ cussion following the regular meeting of th* P-TA"You will perhap* recall that Pres. Elsenhower pointed out the need for euch • program,’’ Heektnbaeh Informed th* group. "Wp have a varied program which includes small group gamas, relays, folk gamae, seasonal sport* for boys and girls, and we alio show films on safety and good health habits to the children." Heckenbach continued. "This Is done aa part of th* achool policy to train students physically, men­ tally, sod socially. It has been found that » sound body give* more opportunity for a sound mind," he added. was extended lo tht P-TA pro­ ject for fund raising in th* Pea­ nut Bowl. Th* preparation of the Peanut Bowl, which requires no­ thing that Is not In th# athlttlc program as part of the educa­ tive process, (Ives the children the Chance to b* the sport high­ light in Sanford and also prsetige among Ihelr peers The gridiron night for Sanford Grammar, well on its way bo be­ coming a Sanford classic, netted th* P-TA $700 profits this year. Tha funds will go toward purchas­ ing visual aid* for the class rOomi. Peanut Bowl chairman, Jim Buckler, took th* bull by the horna this year and turned out a fin# Job of coordination that mads the biggeet Peanut Bowl occasion yet. In recognition of hi* fine work as head of the Peanut Bow] this ytar he waa awarded a plaque by tko .school Inscribed, "To Jim Buckler, for a Job well done." Junior High Keeps Undefeated Record With Friday’s Win Undefeated Sanford Junior High added another victim to It* Hat Friday afternoon when the high stepping rakers came from be­ hind In the last Quarter to down highly touted Mainland Junior High of Daytona Beach 22 20 In a drilling basketball game staged at Seminole High School. Mainland Jumped to an early lead In th* first quarter and wet t leading 10-8 at th* half. But be­ hind the sperking of Ed Flihrtnan, who tallied for eight points, tha Sanford Juniors went on a final stanza scoring spree after enter- Local Shuffleboord * * “ ; * * £ 2,“ 5 '£ sibl* blockades In th* way of Teams Continues Sinford Junior High going on to a championship season. The other Winning Streak team le Ormond Beach, and the The Sanford Shuffleboard Club continued on its winning streak Eridav afternoon a* they edged nut New Smyrna Besch In a thrilling tournament 17 games to 16 games The Sanfordiles traveled to Yew Smyrna for the tournament mil plavnl on foreign Courts for exciting win. "(t was a tough one," Joe ‘turray said, "but it was exclt* ng and fun to play. It could have lone either way, but we earned he win." Sanford Juniors will meet them in a test of cage strength this Thurs­ day at 2:80 on th* elay court* of Junior High. Friday Junior High will play DeLand at DeLand at T:80 p.ra. Howard Gordie, cage me dor for th* Sanford Juniors, said,” Tha boys showeJ their terrific team unitor when they cam* from so far bahind to pull tha gams (CASH AND CARRY) PICKUP AMD DELIVERY AT REGULAR RATES. 1 D ark Wornlar. 3 Charley Wind. S lte<l Uuk, 4 U ark Chulce. i J f ria l L Jsn t. 4 Ancnor u uu I Baa* «eu l i n y , s air. hmoka 'Urn. Apopka Comes From Behind To Beat JVs Th* scrappy Sanford Seminoles JVs tumbled Into the lort column a* the Apopka Blua Darter JVa came from behind to sk* out a 29-21 over th# baby warriors de­ spite IT Apopka folws. JV Mentor Dick Silvers again praised hi* &ojr» for a team ef­ fort, even In deftat, and also had praise for the young crop of dar­ ters. "Just as we thought ihey would be. they’re great." Silvers said. Slivers used the defeat to point out the purpoe* of his JV plann­ ing. "These boys have excellent fundamental training," b* said. "They play a fait, clean, and simple game. Next year they will be one of our roughest competltoas In varsity competition." Silvers said he was pleased with the progress of th* boys. As a team they played well, and th* tough competition gave us ■ peek i t som* of our fundamental errors. We’ll work hard on them and see whet happens." Sanford JVs rc FT rrs 0 2 Allen Swain 1 0 2 Cliff McKibbln 1 0 0 Tom Butner 0 10 4 Jim Gracy 3 8 4 Ray Lundqlst 1 1 1 Wally Phillips 0 21 Totals 8 9 Apopka JVs FG rrs FT Ta tra Mar* — * / U JSH* l AnuUInt, a Honey Man. 1 J e a n 0 4 P ack a rd Olrl. S D anclne P a rt­ n er. S a taeter Scholar, 1 Mlee Klin. S B a y lo r Blue. C o u rt* M e n — 8/l*_M II* 1 T o o t.le Uo. I T ru e u e .lu u . S In Control. 4 S u gar Biles. * L d a Member, • Beet u sw ard . 7 O cean* Mac, s Mickey Asm V in e lia r * B IS *» « • 1 Sir. Muuee. 3 M slburx. 1 Lady Skipper. 4 Twinkle a Ja n e . 4 - l U r inunican. 4 Jo * P s * * a n c < Jabm iy U ark. S C oltoa P tcaln flu* S U .h Mar* — S/SS JSII* 1 M enlo T a *. S i-atll W aaeln. S R u ra l Action. 4 Marked Ally, 1 Mlee Novelty. 4 O r*at P u tcre . 7 Bob’* oeaee. S Ruety Hill. D*e*elb Mar* — B /IS Mil* I .Surface Orlnder, Z S ou ther* S treak. S Mr. Lulel. 4 Skokie Mo, i U. II. Illmbo, 4 N orcroea, 7 Kha­ li ut a. i Kit York. SUahlh Mar* — g/ZS MB* 1 G raceful Mac. S Old Bullet. I Trudy Irona. , f7»be .Vrely S Ktrppln' B irrsk . S Platinum Trim . 7 Bobbls .11. S Nero Ja ck . M ath Mar* — h i * Mil* I Mountain Ual, S flay Ju d e a ,*. 1 Ruth Judeeaa. S Ruth K laln* W hite Armnr. 2 L a k tild * N rlll*, S I. If. Honey, 7 Coualn PhMIs; S Chapel Uell. 1 T ra n e -, Tom. i D aahln* Duke, g Tonth H or* — * /S Mil* t Xaahua'e Dor. 3 Foolleh Wind, K rltllr. 4 (llue R*1t. 7 Moon Mak­ er. S Preahet. 9 4 Jcrom* Shew 2 0 S Felton Watson 3 0 0 Paul Rsulerson 0 2 10 Bobby Chandler 4 O Murray King 1 2 0 3 ’ Billy Fort 1 0. 0 Danny Howell 0 0 Wayne Moreland 0 0 ‘J 1 3 Robert Morris 1 9 2— Bubby Adams 1 Richard 0 9 Chronsiter 0 0 0 Randall Johnson 0 3 Totals 13 28 Score By Periods 3 Sanford JV • 2 8 - 21 Apopka JV 8 4 11 11 _ . .. 28 By Alan Mavor HOT-ROD STILL HOT *opHONPlEY O F W E S T V/RC/AYM. YY/fO APPEA R * 70 0 0 A0 0 /AO A O rteEY0P SPOT TO ff/* R E P E R T O IR E O F TR /C K S . 08* day la a good day to at* th* Want Ad*. OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 M O N 41 • •• 1 1 5 % Discount “ 0 l,,L‘a * L a 0t!i~H- V i # sail. LET IT RAIN, let tt shin*. Every it • just a matter of good sense to consolidate your outstanding bills. W ell show you how. I ^k**r(ul. l,~a„|7 Forw|ea 1 , *®f«v you Wail, far J * 11, C l . . . ’"9“ with 4 Unharmed J ,. «lde. eleokol. kodm* water tr P a rk . 4 ttaptambar. » WIM a tra a k . • C u nirn ratloo, T S lo rn y out of the (ire for us. If vre can do as well against Ormond Beach Thursday, we’ll take on any Junior high In the area." FO R W E GIVE YOU First (lass Cleaning AT Grammar School Trying To Follow National Program In a rain marred ending where several founomse were stranded by darkness and low visibility, pro Pug Allen of DeLand and am*tuere Guy Pellett, New Smyrna Beach, Ljm Conrad, Ocala, and Dick Lewi* of Sh# Riviera Country Club In Daytona, took top honor* of the Pro-Am tournament of the Ceo-ral Florida Golf Association, played In Sanford at the Mayfair Inn Seminole Country Club yes­ terday with points plus 30. With a record smashing 41 teams going out for the course, the Mayfair set tha early year contestant par* Iclpatlon record l<r the tour. The Pro-Pro phase of the tourney was cancelled because of rain and darkness and qualifying fse* were refunded to those participants. Of th* honor sharers, Sanford was the better represented. Bill Foulk, playing aa a pro for the •vent, led hla team to a Plus IS, good for second place, and tha flMi place winners were all Sanfordite*. John Foulk, Sr. captain­ ed Andy Bracken, Henry Mitchell, and Ray Herron to a plus nine, good for fifth place. In Its 27th year of operation, the Central Florida Coif Association switched to a point system to determine the winning teem this year. Player poin quotas are as­ signed according tt handicap, thus giving a wider range In partici­ pants. ’ The tournament, whch awards pros money and amateurs mer chandUe, opened the ‘37 season last week at Ellinor Village In Ormond Beach. At the opener, Babe Moore, from Riviera C. C. took top honors with a plus 36. Sanford’s Bill Foulk and hla foursoma took four-h place. The tour will Include tourney* at right elubs in the Central Florida area who ere members of the organization and will con­ sist of nine events, starting In January and never over April. To compete In any of the events sponsored by 'Jie Association, each professional and each Ama­ teur, excluding ladles, must pre­ sent a membership card at each event showing his approved cur­ rent handicap. Players a n drawn with on* pro aa team captain, one class A player, one class B player, and on* class C player, compromising ■ team. Complete and attested score cards are turned In at the romplelon of each round In each event. Each player, pro and ama­ teurs are given a quota of points based In hi* handicap shown on his mambetliip card, ranging from a scratch, or no handicap, which has a quota of 38 points, to a handicap of 29 and over, which has a quota of four points. Points are awarded from one point for a bogle to 11 points for a double eagle. Results are scored with a plus or minus points. Nsxt week the Pro-Am tour move* to the OcsJa Country Club for the third season tournament. Pro-Am Winners First place, plus 20—Pug Allen. Guy Pelle'A, Lyn Conrad, Dick Lewis. Second Place. Pius 15-Bill Foulk, Georgs Wetmore, C.eorgo Smith Jr., Jim Swearingen. Third Place, Plus II—Bill Mey­ ers, Dr. Bud Manrhceter, Pat Murphey, AI Livingston. Fourth Place, Plus 10— Dr. Huntley, J . Glauber, E. Still, Dr. Donald Cann. Fifth Place, Plus 9—John Foulk Sr., Andy Bracken, Henry Mil* rhsll, Ray Herron. T O X IU M T t t c v rw is — V Irat Mar* — S /t * MU* 1 J u p l u r J i n . X 111 n te ry . 0 Upp NIGHTLY (except Sunday) POST - T IM E 8:10 P.M. • M A TIN EES EVERY WED. & SAT. A T 2 P.M. • NEW CLUB HOUSE • Glasx-oncloaed, air conditioned nnd heated. Uwna up •Heated Stands G A C FINANCE c o r p o r a t i o •All-New Track Jarry Collins, Track Operator 'Valet Parking Sorry, No Minora n •SANFORD ■ 111 WditFlr$!StfMl.................................. T*l. U 35 Laney Dry Cleaners (Old VtlMtil l«IMiag) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ORLANDO___________________ K. II I.ANEY. OWNER 110 K Second St. 1243 East Colonial Drivo"..................... Tel. 5-2642 407 West Centra! Avenue!...................Tel. 3-6493 ( I s a s . Hat* IwtM.ag) I’ hone IRS «lh A Maple Fkeor »«2 ‘ f n m t .lt H-Viaa Sa»a« laaa C .- ’a .- t , , l 9'm ttlf Caat>«f fiaaa.a C*tp. Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn Went At Ited Arrow �THE SANFORD HERALD Mon. Jan. 14, 1957 Rase Some W arning Signs Of Carbon Monoxide -I Vy RBMMH It HJMMTfM. M.B. WHILE most of as think of |kind—In an ora a that la alrcmrbon monoxide as something tight. Remember, carbon monoxto fear only when running an Ida will develop It there la Insti­ tute engine In a closed garage. It flclent oxygen. Open a window la Just as dangerous when pro­ slightly If you have to. but see that your heating appliance has duced In the home. In Illinois alone, between 40 enough air. and M persons lose their lives If venting la advised for your each year aa a result of carbon particular fuel burner, make sure monoxide poisoning. Many of It la vented properly to the out­ these deaths occur right In the side. And naver—I repeat, never victims' own homes. —use ah unvented fuel-burning space heater in a bedroom. Very Poieonous If the flame on your kitchen Carbon monoxide la a very poi­ range Is not burning evenly, scrub sonous gas. It la formed when­ tbe burner* with soap and water, ever wood, coal, oil or any other using a stiff brush. fuel la burned. If there la not suf­ Make sure all equipment which ficient oxygen available, or If tha bums fuel of any type la checked burning process la Incomplete for and adjusted each year. any other reason, carbon monox­ Oaa furnaces and appliance* ide la certain to develop. should be Installed In accordance Although you cant smell, taste with standards established by the or tee tbe gas Itself, there are a American Oaa Association. You few warning signs that Indicate can obtain copies of these recom­ a danger of carbon monoxide. mendations from the association If flue gases are escaping Into offices at 430 Lexington Avenue, ur home because of defective New York 17, New York. .eating fad venting 5e >u might notice an acrid odor. Qtnsnow AND ANSWTI our eyea aad nostrils might D. N. P.: Would you give me some Information about multiple smart. sclerosis. What are the symp­ toms of this disease? Watch your heating equip­ Answer: Multiple sclerosis is a ment If there are flakes of toot disease of the brain and spinal on the floor anywhere near tbe cord In which portions of the equipment or flue damper, It nerve tissues are replaced by tear might be an Indication that tissue. This may occur in either gaaea are not being expelled as the brain or spinal cord alone. they should. It occurs more commonly In There are many things you can females than In males. do to help prevent development Tbe most common symptoms of carbon monoxide In your are blurring of tbe eyesight, home. weakness or tingling In the armi For one thing, don't burn any or legs and awkwardness In us­ kind of fuel—and I mean any ing one hand. ? ATM P. MAIMI, a member o( the Inaugural Committee itaff, pooet a Washington with a blow-up of the cover of the 1057 official InlUfural program. The portrait! of President EUenhower and Vice Pmldent Nixon were done by Norman Rockwell. (International) U.S. Ready To Join In Outer Space •Missile Control WASHINGTON w - Preildcnt EUenhower said this week that this country Is ready to Join In International control of "the miter space missile" and earth satellitesIt was the first time any U. S. official has hinted publicly at a need for control of artificial moons fired Into space above th* earth. The United State* is preparing to launch strictly scienti* Vflc earth statellte* during the Intsrnatlontl Geophysical >car start­ ing July 1. The President presumably was not talking about such peaceful intarprises but rather about arti­ ficial moons that migh bo used militarily—perhaps as launching platforms for atomic missiles. HU “outer space missile" may have been a reference to file in* —Ureontlnental ballistic missiles •wilb H-bomb warheads which both the Unled Stntas and Russia are developing. Such weapons would soar hundreds of miles into space before descending. The reference to the space mis­ sile and satellite was in a para­ graph of his Stale of the Union message in which he said "we are willing to enter any reliable ageerment which would rovers® the _ment which would reverse the •trend toward ever more devastat­ ing nuclear weapons" In an ear­ lier paragraph bo referred to new weapons of "amazing capabili­ ties." Ike ( ' n i l • ( Ik e C n s i r IK KI.S VI.U I wuely. In rr « k e i» . la rei Stale's el NICK CONSTANTINS. : • . •. ! T e All Creditors l-r r.eea l l e r la> C la im , e r It om aed. Aaatoat Said t ta la le i You and each of you are li.raby not II la.l a n l required •ny cU I iqi aiii I ti4RmamJft v*hlcn you or eith er of you. roar • * * * • fS.VwS.* Ike ee t a tt KICK On MUTANT INK tfecanaod tale of .aid ' " O the County Judge of rtl.MINOl.S. dM unt* yiorlda. a t Me » f fl e * la f j h e co urt lioura of aal I t ouaty at •ANFOHI). Florida, within a l * h t c a lta d a r montha from the lime of the flrat publication of ibla no­ tice. E a ch claim or demand ehall be In writing, nnd ehall elate the ■lace nf re.ldcnta and P " . l office addreee of the claimant, and akall be sworn to by the ilalm aat. hlr a can l, or attorney, a n t any such claim or demand not a*» filed ehall be void Haalll Chrlatnu Marla Leoa>e . . Aa aaacu lor of the Leal W III aad e .ta m a n l of Nick Constantine drreaaed <*Karlyle Stouaholder atto rn ey for ^Eiecu ln rs. . . >1 Hanford. Pdkllcatlen F lo r id a P ecem bcr SUSANA IEATIIZ OORRIS, 11 months old. can shout with Joy in Philadelphia, whore surgeons removed tho last of 47 straight pins the child swnllowed six months ago. Two of the pins lodged In her right lung and she was flown from her home In Corrlcntes, Argentina, to Buenos Aires, where the first waa re­ moved, and,then to the United States for the final operation. Her mother prepares her for the trip home. (International) 1-Man Helicopter Unveiled By Navy YOU'RE TELLING ME! DON'T scold the kids! We've noted few youngsters brisk their Christmas toys a* fast as does many an adult bis New Yost' s resolutions ! 1 I "Coffes Bhortag« In Turkey'— headline. Good grist, ur\t ah ways thought If ua* Turk! who Invsnted the stuff! I I ! A Mttlo late, Qrondpoppy JonklM dodsroi an Idowi Christmat it ons In which only trotting sards art *oh|o*t to osehonto. I 1 I A magaslnt editor predict! that tom* day min-mad* satel­ lites bearing TV scroens com­ plete with commercials will cir­ cle tho glob*. Forget It, boyo— w* prefer our television shows— even tho commercials — more down-to-earth! I I 1 A Chicagoan, nabbed by tha cops, riafme ho set off sonio tsar gas pellets "Just /or /*»." For crying out loud! 1 I 1 Zadoh Dveskopf woadtrs If tho trooty tronefoering that cooLeieh aroo to Oormony should ho roferrod to oa o Soar not*. 1 ! I British scientists experimenting with atomic radiation on tulips claim they have returned tho plants to s wild stats That, says the man at tha next doak. Is certainly gardening In ravtrso English. St. N6T IC C o r ANN CAL HKr.TIVO r T»# A anu sC S lca tln * of the ■icmbart of tha First Kcdaral s a v i n * , and Loan Ai« i. lail in of Seminole County will be held at the o f f ic e of the A-eortatlo a. I l l West F lret Street. Hanford. F l ‘>r. Ida. on W *< t a ** l*r J a n u a r y tS. 1*47 at 3 n m. Ito.antond C h ap m an * aecxetary-T rra.u rrr * NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone except myself. (.) JOSEPH TLKI.AP ton; the Rev J. E. McKinley, I t . Flare*: E. IL Vriasa, JlcksonvlU*;_ and tbe Rev. Jesse Waller, Orlando. Rested left to right— Mrs. Mor- . ton McDonald, Delxndi Bv. H. IL Waller. West Palm Beach; Drj I Shuler I’crple. Tallahassee; and Sirs. J . F. Pickard. Winter Park. (Photo by Cox) ^ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ j . National Income Climbs Last Year WASHINGTON -tit — National Income climbed to a record annual rate of 33U.5CO.0OO,000 in the third quarter of last year. Tho Commerce Department re­ ported the Income rate for the J u ly-August-Scptcmbcr quarter was 5 billion higher than in the previous three months and 15 bil* lion higher than In the compar able period of 1853. However, tbo department said that while national Income hit new highs In each of the first three quarters of 1930, the rate of r- f ' ' r ly HUNAN H. lUNOHUt, N.D. n Th' " ! “ “ • » ' Howto, to , l , u Abi,*rni‘.7ar?. A Y jr 1 stuffed up or running llkt a foun-'to^low gentw if0^ 0 ! aL l,Mt g a g s i w a E* a“ S w Uun to blow. Simply miff mucu« to tht back of your throat ■" * Nostril* ‘" C r r , J * ™ ; ; s ,ni n'r" have a c the better off you will same time' That sum* Virginia physician Causa* Damage has another bit of advice on takA Virginia phyjlrlan recently lng care of a cold. He advises a reported to medical colleagues “ **P 00 h,J Slc1«that h* believes a person cannot alternating from ona side to the blow his nos* even once during other. a cold, without causing Important This, h* concede*, may some­ damage. times appear to Interfere with And a British physician. Dr. aleep. But, he Insists, In such a Paul Oamun, points out: U °f " condar* «m"Recent Investigations Indicate portan*ce."P” ---— ...... wlMt of oulf‘oln« *lr and qvutwh and answd debris has a greater rhanc* ofi contaminating a Hnua than I n - L . ^ ' caiuV * P«»on to splrod contaminants." l l t t o u L ?ih , p o t j befor# u'« In aho-t, he agrees thst It D^ryAro ^ l ^ h t '* 130" * ntl kld' better to anlff than to blow. I i n * “ £!,h tLlie-Long Habit Tf?* *P P "« » n c * of be. r GRIYHOUND'SaPICIAL BUS SERVICE TO AN ITAUAN SAIVAOI CIIW on tho Squslo ties up to n S,000-ton LST which was scuttled by bomba crosswlA In the Sues Canal just south of Ismsllla. Tho sunken vessel contains in estimated 3,004 tons of cement The crew plans to break up the ship with dynamite and then remove tho broken sections. The Squslo Is one of 34 ships join­ ing In operations of the United Nation* talvaee Sect. (International) BO K TOW ER and CYPRESS GARDENS r < ATTEND! /A LIKE HITLER CHAIN LANEUlO.Nr 11031 b—LAKE SHEEN Boathouse—lk*k—Sandy Bearh TUESDAY, JAN. IS—1JO P. M. kill is a charming masonry nome fronting 100' on taka and extending back 400' in depth, having approx. 1500 »q. IL ut.luiog. spate Ui .addition to * largi- 2'esv rarporte and a beniililul portico on the lakeside of Ihe hrMise, The utility room urea is made of handsome redwood, divided m o 2 room*--one wi'h handv shosver. The home has tiled floors and double insulated ceiling. It's heated with thermotatlcally controlled Cell IleaL The entire home Is beautilully and UsUlully decorated and sells completely furn­ ished. 2*3 IV. Church Kt. HOTEL DAY— RE-STAURA.Vr— Prafllably 0|M-railng tVED., JAN. 16-1:30 P. M. Hotel Day has 18 complete­ ly furnished guest rooms, all with closets. Eight rooms have private baths — tho olior H have running water only. Has air conditioned dining room that seat* 102 guests. This Is a popular luncheon spot for various civic organlzatons. The Hotel has a hlghclass reputation nnd bonds a top-notch clien­ tele. This Is a favorite stop­ over for travelling salesmen from many amt various large corporations. Reing only 2 'i blocks from down­ town, guests are handy to all cily activities. FRIDAY-JAN. 18 1:00 P. M— TANGERINE 2-Slnrv l.akefront Home 4 Bedrooms, 3-Baths Small Block Construction This Is a remarkable 2* story lakefront home with everything lo give you hap­ piness and security. You'll be moru than proud to own this delightful home. Tho house of CBS and lias a screened porch, facing beau­ tiful Lake Carlton when you can spend many relax­ ing hours. 3.00 P. M.-EUSTIS Good for Income; The 1st floor of this houje, or building, ronilsts of a former workshop w h i c h ] could easily b* converted In* to nice apartments for ad­ ditional income. The 2nd I floor has 2 furnished apart-1 menta. T .Ml. North of Ocala— U. 8. Ilwy. 411 KENnillCK. FLA. ohla .m io —Mo d ern MASONRY llUMi. for. Palmer A So. Ilytr Ave. TUBS. JAN. 23—1:30 P. M, This building U 43’x'j3’, constructed of concrete block stuccoed and plastered, and 'tool reinforced. Tho build­ ing and location offers an outstanding profitable opera­ tion for numcroua retail ami commercial establishment!, and for income Investment. 140 Acre— 3 lie Iroom Hon* 8 Acre Grove—Stock A Equipment WED., JAN. 33-l:oo p. y The soil Is very rich, wit lime haic and In this gr»*r films o , Ivoth garden a1 field crop* grow year ’rotim The layout of the uropcri li such at lo make an liar horse farm. A rnmnlot Irrigation system will bo o’ fertd fnr sale—seoaratrl or together with the pro perty! BID! BUY! ORLANDO—TIIUR9. JAN 21 7:30 P. SI.—Masoary llnu.e 1 ( 2 1 2Vth S t . — Here ally Redecorated A **>(m I s usAsf tool he i *•<;•! L i •# tht l«k T*w*t at t* k * W »l«, l , ( th* C*OII*« «i*h U t*-*»t» «lC e- Sm iO tdtH AU Agttl t*> MhaOults General Insurance H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY . 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 If. JAMES CUT JAMES K. CUT Assoc. $7.65 aOUNO 1BIF n .t U l T u CRIYHOUND BUS STATION 750 W. 9th St. - Phon* « hatnjn il Rejin O-AtirliQii'Cnjtip M rr.itv Rl ft I. GO B Y G R E Y H O U N D + EYMIIRGV! . . . U the last v.’onl in tha du-tlonaryl The llANSBROUGIIl lUCl'IO.N MEIHOl) is hs last word in selling worth-1 while properties succesafully. It's the SAFE, FAST,! AIRE mid FAIR WAY to SELL! For details, CALL| COLLECT! IIANSllROUGH, Orlando 4-4571. BA D E C IT Y — Treat Nose Gently If You've A Cold gain wa; somewhat smaller thaa In 1953. It attributed this to the faet that' the economy had completed Its re* eovery from tho 1953 buslncsi dig and had moved on to a period Ol "sustained high level activity-*' Payrolls and other employd^ compensation accounted for tlx biggest share of the 1938 advance in national income. They rose bJ 7 per cent from an annual rate of 231 billion In the first nliW month of 1955 to 237 billion U 1958. ATTENDI may b« necessary." HOLLYWOOD: District Attorney Wiliam II. McKesson on "new and confidential” information in tho Marie McDonald kidnaping cast: "It concerns a person or per sons who have never been iden­ tified with the case. It cams from a scry responsible person.'’ CHICAGO Aft — What will ihe out Into automatically adjusted world b* lik* 100 years from now? speed paths," Ihe article said. Rand McNally and Co. gated In­ Passengers settle back In rotun­ to Its crystal ball and found that da-like plastic domes to view their 100 years hence there will be ev­ scenery-scanners, piny cards, sip erlasting peace. cocktails or enjoy a picnic lunch In an article in its house or­ at a speed of 200 miles per . hour. gan, the firm predicted that "In­ In general, Rand McNally found stant detection of bonier violations that Ihe world would be like this: by radar and television' will pre­ "The population of the earth has vent boundary disputes from de­ tripled in the past 100 year to veloping Into major wan. TH billion. Dispersed skyscraper Written in the past tins#, the communities can accomodate mure article said: and more people . . "Instant ictaliation has become Living Is Easy an international watchdog. The "Seventy and eighty — floor universe has become a healthier, skyrraper apartment* providing saner, morr peaceful and Wrure- up to 10 room per occupant with ly place In which to live.” roof gardens and genorous openThe map — making and text­ air patios are gradually replacing book firm, 100 years old In HIM. the one—family dwelling. experts to be doing bigger and "Nuclear and solar energy and better businrts on Ita 200th birth­ liquefied rock furls arc making day. life more comfortable and conven­ ient for everyone. Electronic Travel "Our products now Include “ Mass artificial processing of globes and maps of all the plan­ foods has climlnatH starvation. ets and their satellitos," the ar­ Conversion of ocesn water to fresh ticle said. „ ti. , ........ « water Is a development now 50 Electronics will put an end to yrar old. “Hundreds of new synthetics traffic jams, Ihe firm predicts. "Our automobile system is one and the use of the ocean’s vast gigantic electronic network into mineral supplies have left our unwhich individual automobiles tie i derground resources still undcas if Into a closed circuit, moving ; pletcd.” howmwdoctors J r U ll t o m e ' l u t o n " t o K S E ^ i ? you .ren t going to break a llfe-.mlgraina. C o ^ U ^ d S c u T ’ " WASHINGTON: Sen. Albert Gore D-Tenn suggesting the possible need of a federal law lo rut traf­ fic deaths: "1 think the time may come when some regulation of horse­ power and speed of automobiles MOLINE, 111: rormer British Prims Minister Clement Attlee when asked if Sir Anthony Eden's health or the Sues policy had forced hi* resignation: "I only know his h*a!th wasn't very good." What Will World Be Like In 100 Years — ly WIUIAM RITT— Central P ro f Wrlttr By LM THU p r e s s ERIE, Pa.* Mr*. Ida Burnett, 38, mother of 11 children, on giv Ink’ birth to triplet girls: "We have seven boys and four girls at homo and tho triplets now even the score.7” .U Unn N FRED ALLEN'S heartwarming “Much Ado About Me," the late star tells about the first vaudeville routine he did with Portland Holla—who later became his beloved bride. First, Fred played a clarinet solo, announced a* “When the Roll I j Called Up Yon­ der, What Shall We Dunk In Our Coffee?" In the mid­ dle of it, Portland capered on-stage. "What character do you portray?" Fred de­ manded. "I’m a chorus girl." answered Portland. "I have no character." " I was In the Follies," she added, "until I was vac­ cinated." "That's painful." allowed Fred. "Where were you vaccinated?" "In De­ troit." "Do you ling?" "In my house we have to— there's no lock on the bathroom door.” "And what," concluded Fred, "is that tiny box for?" "My costume," confided Portland. "Would you rather put it on first," asked Fred, "or shall wo get right into the patrol wa­ gon?" O IK*, ky Bvnmtt Cut. DUUIbutti] by Kin* Ft*turn £>idiot* I Quotes From News Legal Notice S' lr u •By B IN N E T T CERF- PALO ALTO. Calif. JR — The Navy has unveiled a 230-pound collapsible, one man helicopter which it described as the latest thing In front llalaon craft. The device, called the "Rotocyele,” wa< developed by the Hit­ ler Helicopter Corp. for tactical use by the Marine Corps. A Hiller spokesman said it comes as close to tho idea of a "atrap-on-baok’ helicopter as has yet been d«' veioped The craft is powertd bv a 4 cylinder opposed, air-cooled on trine mounted on the pilot's back. A single rotor 18 feet In diameter provides the lift and a small tal! rotor compensate* for the torque Performance data was not dis­ closed. The Navy said the Marine Corps would use the IUtocycle for ob servation, liason and small unit tactical maneuvers. ROCKIT IXPIRT Col. John C. Nickerson hss reportedly been questioned by the Army In conlection with an apparent secu­ rity leak In the guided missile program. The Pentagon named Wlcktrsen In an announrement in the release of secret Informa, lion that has resulted from rivalry between different serv­ ice branches. Nickerson com­ mands field eo-ordtnatlon at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala. fInternational Roundphoto) F, a Try and Stop Me THE SEMI-ANNUAL board meeting of the Florida Methodist Child­ ren's Home Beam was held last week- Btaadlag lo right the Rev. Kenneth Rogers. Gainesville, th Rev. Baseoa W. Carlloo. superint­ endent. Children Home. Enterprise: L. P. Hagan. tUnford: Dr. H. T. Clark, Orlando Dr. J , A. Toll*. Miami; Henry 1. Sharpe, Braden- C•*. ■I & l ! 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NOTE S ' TO U R N A M E N T UF SPORTS AM .TH’ SH EETS F R O Z E STIFF N* I COL'LDN J G E T ’EM r U TM* 0 0 3 0 H i. ■ WE VUJSTA P.AN NEOTHlS �X i m w & r.U f: >r/fe 'stan • m TFT-V •i i 17—BUILDING—REPAIRS PAINTING n —RRLP WANTED HALE Young man ai asaisunt to plant Sup*, for maintenance of ga« meins. Steady position. Sanford a as Co.. HO East First St. 47—rUENTTURE—HOUSEHOLD • mo VALUES • QUICK CREDIT THE SANFORD ( 5 - LOTS Choice lot* HERALD Mon. Jan. 14. 1N 7 in the Mayfair Area at an atlra:tiva cash price. W. E. Kirchoff Jr. Phone W AIT A i WM W H I WILSON-MAIEE ■ Tad Burnett • EASY TERMS „ *•*’ FAINTING IS—SALESMEN . AGENTS New and Used Furniture U lpiltiM t _____ I lota totaling 50* a 250', 9500 M91 Grandview Phone 1W-M. ’kattM. in* 311 E. First St. Phone 051, j uj < off 5 points It 60 ft. Bailsman la represent National — 1 frontage on highway — county L.P. Gas Co., Sanford Area. U -FA BH aad GAEDEN deed, terms arranged. Commission, salary, tar allow­ M ar tea Finishes rAHELUAS 'lush Analey, 1913 Summerlin or ance, permanent Florida re­ AZALEAS , , for Yew Boat Phone lt n and’ leave~meaiaee sident. Must b« bondable. For Bee ours before you buy, we have a SPECIAL on AEALEAS 1 --*■---------* appointment Phone. Orlando nhare you may bo eontseted. 39c 59c 7»c 10714 or write P. O. Boa 613 w a f t - 's e s i f t CR/.PEV1LLE NUR8UEY Orlando, Florida. Grapevtlle Ave. Ph. 2djg 17—BROKERS aid READ ORB w a g u a / a s t " W-WOKI WANTED. rEM A U T USED FARM A GROVE JUST OUTSIDE CITY FLOOR landtag gad RatiMag. I Whits lady wants work of any EQUIPMENT Oeaalag, waitag. aervtag S e a l kind. 309 Oak Ave. 2 31 Ford Tractors (I) High 1 bedrooms, porch, carports. Com­ pletely furnished very neat « « « ty alaee IMS. Clearance Day-work or part time la city or 1 D-Case drove (I) TD6 Crawler home situated on 2 largo lot* H M Gleaioa, Lake Her? out. Ph. 1298-J. with fruit trees. Cash price only 1. Irrigation Pump A Motor 97230. FAINT 2 Dine plows i l l Silver King (Of* Discount on ill DDcontinu* Tractor. F IN A N C IA L ed colore . Highest quality.. Robert A. Williams SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. JA -m O N U T ______ Bale laata til Feb. lat. Big REALTOR Orlando Highway Thone 501 savings on painter drop cloths. 55—MONET T f LOAN Raymond LundquLet, Lai's not kid ourselves what wa This la a pats to the Rita theatre want la more business The Dog- McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS ASSOCIATE AUTO LOANS for Dori* Francisco. Eap. date Phase 1972. Atlantic Beak Bldg. glt Diner h la r . Lake Mary. 1411 S. Park Phane 1195 COST LESS Jan. El. 1957. ANNETTE’S - for good food. FORMICA. The finest material This is a pass to tha Prairie Lake lUOk. Chicken, Shrimp, available for counter tops. Over F l o r i d a S t a t e B a n k Drive-in for Mary Shuneman. R E N T A L S Spaghetti, Koiher Corned Beef 25 colors and designs to choose Exp. date Jan. 23, 1957. O r 8ANFORD Sandwiches. SO CITY LIMIT8 from. Your exclusive Formica 54—APTS—HOUSE*—ROOMS LAEEFRONT dealer M—DOCS—CATS—PUTS ___________________________________________ I 2 bedroom frame home. 215 feet "Wantrd. Broken down hoase, for large family, P rtftr laaely GREGORY LUMBER CO 4 -u m a h d found WELAKA APARTMENTS: room, on a clean sand bottom lake. ration, with unpleasant flaw, or near crroelpr,.* redigreed, wire-fox terrier 3Ut A Maple Phone 2*62 pies. male. Champion PUP- private baths. 114 W. First St Approximately I acre, few auwd. FOUND— On W, ISth S t dark citrus t r e e s , outside c i t y . 2105 Amelia. brown young female calf. Own t*—PIANO HKItVIf.’k* Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W 97.000.00. d a i l y c r o s s w o r d ►r e •... • im ; er may havt by paying for thin L L 8111 — Plane Technician ACSOM M E R C H A N D I S E - Efficiency apt. Hl-way 17-91 So. CLEAN .3 bedroom frame home, ad*and Impounding fee. Call 8. Profllted 23. Source J&..< lJt *, .(• • • Pheae 2U4 Route I, Sanford I . Native •< 6. Slop ISM. City Managers Office. 24. Labo­ ’. ' : n i m j . 4 City Limits. Slumberland Court. asbestos siding, tile floors ; k h '.i • 1 1 Havana PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 45—ARTICLES for SALE 7. Not strict ra­ throughout, full screened porch, J ’.7 I.eji i * TRiaEP.ES 'BLACK TIE4. Petticoat W. L Harmon i-M M O W A i NOTICES_______ Sbe Seminole Realty for Desir­ $. Rick tory earporte. large lot, near PinsWa nuy end ten nod furniture 1 • 10. Custom COSTUME shows the jacket Ph, 13M-M — After 5:00 p m able Houses and Apts Phone J7 6. BUI of (short­ L '. J V J i t - i . .• crest School. Priced 910,500. Paying top cash prices for any 11. M ark on akin designed In white silk satin and ROLLAWAY, ttoapkai and Baby an anchor •!(' " I t a l < . ened) thing of value SUPER TRAD­ 12. Trust worn over a sheath of black • .J * Apartment. Suitable •4 12. A U. 5. Bade Day. W r * or Month- 71—ROOFING tod PLUMBING 57. Cicat­ ING POST on 17-92 Ph 2093-W EFFICIENCY j .i •. >i 12. Automobile chiffon broadcloth combined for Winter TourliL Private oath Tol. 1425. Furniture Center — President's rix jfoL si (-OtHfKtny 8'.’ C i»v ■ CERAMIC T IL * part with while oatln. A shower. Steam heaL Inquire US West r im S t nickname 30. Nimrod 'J M '- V il < M 811 ; • LIVE BAIT Paul F Mueller A Son Ph. 154 It. Help Manuel Jacobson serosa from A. B. PETERSON 19- River 54Scandi­ . j n T" if • in Shiners, Bull Head*. Pep Outa Frta eatiaata Quality work. 14. rttre e Post Office. Golf car demonstrator, gaioliaa (Asia) Broker Associates: A. B. Paterson navian S Doten. 95c 17. Behold! powered, ISM model. For Sale Jr., P. J . Cbestarson, Garfield 19. Girl's name 46. Varnish Missouri Minnows and Worms 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipp­ PLUMBING 18. Branch by state distributer. Ro-mnck Willetts, John Mslteh and R. W. it. Vessel substance Contract and Repair Work Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Ave. 19. Health ed. About January 20th. Ph. Williams. A. C. Doudney. Land Lumber Co., Leeaburg. Phone 20. Land of 57. Land of 40. ile a l Free Estimates 261-J. Surveyor. resort Canaan SS . ins tiger SEWING MACHINES e i. W arp-yam R. L. HARVEY 22. Wild shtep Hi N Park Ave Phone 1129 21. Girl's name 38. Grew old NecchJ - Wbits 43. Klngag 204 Ssnfard Ava. Phone 1159 } bedroom unfurnished house, kit­ ttnd> 35.Detest 34. Moslem New and Used Jem U title Judah chen equipped 970 month. Phone 24.aty IN-C.) PLUMBING A HEATING OZIER REALTY CO. GARRETT'S 323 E 1st. SL 991 or 743-W. 24. Ftbbera Septle Tank Installation A Servle Laura It. Osier. Realtor l f 24. Turbid Heater Service, A r c h i e C. Canteens, cola, ilaeplng bags, i - a u to m o tiv e w anted llatel U. Fi*M. Associate' 5 room house, 1600 French Ave. 29. Append Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1535. tents, mesa kits, hunting knlvc*. 2601 So Orlando II wy Ph. 1359 10 Unfurnished or partly furnish­ II 31. Open (poet.) Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ Sell Your Car U> ed. Plumbing. Krctky Heating % 32. Secondary ford Ave. 3 bedroom. 1 bath, ma»onry home, ROY REEL 1 )J M. G. HODGES 35- A relatlvo lot W. Second St. ready for Immediate posses­ 2 bedroom unfurnished house. •Factory to you— p Service on All Water Pumps— 33. Sergeant •* sion. 99.300.00. $450 00 down. Phone 1S30-W after 3:00. r ■ Aluminum law (abbr.) Wells Drilled - Pump* i —BOATS AND MOTORS 2 bedroom, 2 bath delux masonry - r % Venetian Blind* Paola Road, Phone 700 37. River (It.) Furnished cottage located on 111home. Brand new. Wonderful »7 fr 4 • I Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom Rakaen'e Outboard Headquarters 34. Luton native way 17-02, Phone 3010-W1. buy at $15,500. $1,400.00 will _ _ % 1 rail with plastic ends. Plastic 39. ktacawa S HP Lanaoa-AJr cooled .... 50.00 handle. II ' 4 or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyloo J SINL.s s ^-TnDUSTU?AL S HP Mercury—Like New 150.00 I B ra s.) 2 bedroom furnished home just v cords. 42. Calamitou* Ufc HP Elgin—beat up out uf ci.-y — not fancy but i u Senkarlk Ginns and Paint Co. Office space for r^nt, 115 S. comfortable. Only 93,950.0<>. 44. Desert but rune good______ .... 75.00 French. Renovate to suit ten­ — 79.15 112-114 Weil 2nd St. Phone 320 (A sia ) TVS HP Firestone - ....... Dcnutlful high lot* on Crystal lathe ant. Phona 63'. 43. City 10 HP Johnson runs good ... 159.00 and Yankee Lake. Aluminum garage door, 2426 (Pruai.) 11 10 HP Mercury. KF7. ........ 125.00 COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB r 1 *Sr K9-WANTED to RENT Chaa*. 46. Ancient _____ ____ . . . J|eni ite r shift 155.00 Including: bath fixtures, cabinet 10 HP Wizard, W 4 Jewish title 19 HP 8aa-Bee, Uke new ... 75.00 sink, water pump, septic lank Ga« hot water heater A stove. FURIFHFD wo bedroom house, v and water heatar, approximate 47. English II HP Scott Atwater— good W. DIETRICHS T. W. MKRO g Sanford or Vicinity. Call 1920Portable electric sewing mach­ i l l ly 925 month. i 4. novelist ext. 3 1 ». condition ....................... 170.00 REALTORS ine. Ill) W. 17th. b V 41 Call, or :ce us TODAY down 10 HP Martin-Fast motor 165.00 1901 Park Ave. Phone 27 or 115 Phone 1113 II—APPLIANCES ' 1. Meddle/ 41 M HP Evlnrudaa .... 195.00 • 595.00 1007 Sanford Ave. Th» J V ?*»• th« Movieland aomeneea Rid*-in for Dorothy McClellan. ' PliONM 9274 fer~iCHERRY ‘ 25 HP Johnson* .. 255.00-395.00 2—SPECIAL NOTICES y 44 FR1GIDA1RF. appliance*, tale -Axp. date J*n. 23, 1057. Real Estate llrnkerage — Notary 2. Employed Many other apeclali In used mo­ and service. O. H. High. Oviedo 1219 W 13th S' Rear Barber Shop 3. Not good tor*. boats, and trailers. Robinson Hand Craftad Furniture Fla. Phone FO 5-3815 «r Ban 4. pasture for MARKNI OISIN, 1. the National Your Kvinrude Dealer RKAL e s t a t e Wa build, daslgn and raflnltb SACRIFICE ford IB42-W attar 6 p.m. oaum (Lnw<) Polio Poster Otrt from BurllngROBSON SPORTING GOODS Set at 911 French, Pb. 52-tt. Owner built, completely furnished, | ton. Mass., calls on Mrs. Richard S04 E . l i t Phone 999 Nearly new 10 cu. ft. O.E. refrig­ I I —ACREAGE 2 bedroom modern home. Large | M. Nixon, wife of the Vice Pres­ HEATING,. erator and Maglo. Chef ga* Ten acraa exceptions! tiled land landscaped lot. ideal. location. | '#ii U 111 . -4 ident. at her home In Washing-' USED MOTORS Floor Furnaces A Circulators range. ln6 Shannon Dr., PineW.JfSO.oo Excellent terms. * | all i n | 4 on hard surface road. W . E. tom She helped to launch a Unconditionally Guaranteed ACROSS 4. Mrs. 23. Short crest. H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. ' I J I l i y i laill Kirehhof? Jr. Phone 305 I. Betting series of March of Dimes coffee 1955 Mercury Mark 55 Cratehlt’a Consult A REALTOR First sleep 200 S. Park Phone 1440 d. Teems bird 15—BUILDING MATERIALS !i • - i (Demonstrator) .......... *445 16. Fro1 CULLEN AND HARKEY . parties to be held during Janu­ 44—FARMS AND GRCVtiM 11. Bkin j i • 7. Fortify Like new Johnson SVfc HP $150 ductlvt GATLIN BROTHERS IM N Park Ave. Phone Mill ary. The alTalrs wilt be held • | .*« J i n «.* ' .* RED-I-MIX CONCRETE I openings 4. te lle * throughout the United States, as 97. Wierd Perfect 5 HP Johnson ----- $ 10 Dragline A Bulldozer Service 20 sere tile farm. Three bedroom •i.\'! * 61 |» t Window Sills - Lintels 12. Silk veil t. Merriment well as Hawaii and Alaska for A few 10 HP, 1156 Mercury* fver.i* REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2195 W. Sanford. house, large bam. All equip­ •III lit (Eccl.l Sepllc Tank—State Approved 10. Withered the March of Dimes campaign. left Save 2511 French Av* 99. Japan, M ill. I t 11 ment and machinery. Easy 13. Faultily Sund — Cement Mortar Mix Ivar.) ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state /III • I l f »V « S eao NEW 1957 MODELS J . W. IIALL. REALTOR terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Box 14. Old card •1 'ill 1 . Is • , Miracle Concrete Co. 16. Flightless manta, invoices, hand bills, and coin 5tark 6 - Mark 30 — Mark 55 1151. Jahnny Walker, Associate ; mi m iii i game (Sp.) bird Phono 1335 programs, etc. Progressive 309 Elm Ave. 41. Seed • See the new.Mark 75 — 60 HP 6 “Call Hall" Phone 1758 13. Encoun­ 19. Former Printing Co. Phone 105 — 105 45-HOMES vessel Cyl — Mar/ury tered CONCRETE Egyptian W. II. "BUI" STUMPER West 13th SL 35. Ferilla ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS Voeleeday'l 16. Uke king Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Five room house with bath and Realtor — General Insuror spots Closing out— 1 only 34. Story WELL DRILLING 17. Observe 19. Habitual Blacks, Sand. Gravel, Cement, Guy Alien Associate approximately thirteen acres of in deserts 1299 Fiberglass boat ..... 1210 da Leavs e g Fiirbanks-Morsa pumps. 1$. Music nolo drunkard high hammock Und. W. E. CoocroL Pip* to meet all Arietta Price, Associate *3- Noma name Creatllner Aluminum boats Consort r t Repairs to all make*. II. A controvcr, |0. Division of 54. East Indian 44. Adam Qualification*. Klrchhoff Jr. Ph. 305. Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park; from ............................ 9313 HOWARD C. LONG •lei spot tho earth cereal grass 44. Herd cT Shermitn Concrete Plpt Co. W. P. SMITH 207 E. Commercial Ave. CUSTOM UUILT HOMES 92. Chine** (var.) Out West 131b St. Phone 2189 whalee. i Motors—Boats—Paints—Glass dynasty Phone 344 VA—FIIA— CONVENTIONAL LARGE ROOMY 37. Breakfast 44. Man’s \ S515 S. P a n Phone 1203 25. Unroll 3 bedroom, 2 bath homo with FINANCING 16—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT food SIIAD ARE NOW IN .39. Trap , Florida room on nicely land­ 12-TRAILERS Guide aervlce every day, aafe HAYNES Office Machine Co. LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ,30Cooked scaped lo . Oak Boors, central LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS boat, two motors. 93.00 per iJL Frog Typewriters, adding machines rheat, good closets, Indirect It will pay YOU to sac ui before hou.-, minlnimum of 5 hours, 2 A . K. S H O E M A K E R , J R . « . Midday □ □ □ □ Sales-Rentala. 314 Mag., Ph. 44 lighting In living room, en3 you buy. Open Evening* and IT in party. Phone Larry Aubry Phone 1991 1100 Mellonvllle *1' A ltlrm m va j closed carport with utility and Sunday*. □ □ □ □ at 2855-J , vote (var.) I7-FURN1TUKE-IIOU5AIIIII.D along*. Nearly new. Good Ea»l*lde Trailer Salsa Mgpher# "i neighbors. 118,500—terms. Palatka, Fla. DREDGING m ■ ■ ■ 3A Publio Land filled, beaches made. Joe SAVE WITH ECHOLS WONDERFUL LOCATIONS 'a w m M V M n '//; Alntream House Trailer for »ale. Andrews, Ph. Elgin 7-50B ROSA L. PAYTON ff-JJlU a child Purchased new this year. Com­ Kuril,, Florida. 4119.60 Swivtl Rocker ___ 989.50 . . . SPLENDID VALUES Registered Real Estate Broker , <1- Roman pute with combination refri 9119.30 Recliners ........... $89.50 |Phona 2871 17 92 at Hiawatha | . heuec gods gerator, gas range, gaa heat, Thla is a pass to the Prairie Lake $199.50 Sor* Red L chair $159.00 45- Slrwi Drivc-in for Harry Dewitt. $139.50 Bunk Beds twin bed*, dinette A 12 gallon ip IT 13 REAL ESTATE — la — urchin . 1119.50 Exp. date Jan. 23, 1957. watar Unk. St. John* Realty. ask Crumlev A Monteith . 43. Century Pbooe 1129 or 1079, Sanford. at 117 South Park Phono 772' . . E*«nt in c o .m e -t a x -s e r V I ceT • SOUTH PINErREST jj- p u t e n t Wat, II. Murray You can still buy choice lots In FOR SALE— 1955 2 bedroom • GROVE MANOR i r - Speeding Phono 1811-M LAKE MARY for at little a* . Nashau trailer, 92196. Phone till Celery Ave. „ Pwaltic, • VALENCIA VILLAS, Drl.and Closed Sunday $350.00 each. Buy now whil* 1 9 1 6 - X J . _________ 14. Apportioned they lait. Prices sure lo ad­ , oD0WTV We can qualify >ou for one of ~ PU.MPh A SPRINKLER 1952 Deluxe New Muon housavance. J- Health Larg* selection of B e a u t i f u l jour easy finance plans within 30 SYSTEMS trailer. 3 room* A bath, like reaon ' minutes. Dinette* at N«w. Call Sanford 1123 J3. 22 All typo* and sizes, installed 3- Specjahaod RAYMOND M. BALL, "Do It Yourself." Catalina Dr., De Rary. — ____ raider (MlL) TT* KCIIOLS BEDDING CO. . WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 3- A Ortet REALTOR Corner 2nd A .Magnolia, Ph. 1232 • P. H. A. 11—USED CARS 7' STI NE Lake N. D. Illghteyman — A,social* ••Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Machine and Supply Co. 4 Cosy * pot F ir 2< M S. Park Ave. I’honc 960 Frea Delivery W W. 2nd S L ______ Ph. 62 1917 FORD Convertible, Good con­ • V. A. 9 U rt ' worm dition. Radio and Hester. Needs This ia a pasa to the Movieland EM PLO YM EN T Top. 9153.00. See Bill at Good­ Ride-In for Ambro»e Olitfe. • Service Personnel Exp, date Jan. 33, 1957. year Service Store. Used furniture, appliances, tools, 24—HELP WANTED FEMALE etc. Bought-sold. Larry’s Mart Tbit la a pasa to the Ritz theatre YOU 321 East IsL SL Phona 1631. for Marty Millsipa. Exp date Registered Nurse for Sanford $ t . 3iziI|itb lU lla g r Blood Bank Program. 3 after­ HIM A ll two eye-catching hats, Jan. 53, 1937. )R DISTLNCTIVt, FURNITURE noons awcek, 3:00-7:00 p.m. No SAM C. LAWSON a .- .- p -* CAN highlights of the advinee show­ — at Wsrshous* Prices, visit special training or experience 1910 Ford, motor excellent, has ing In New York of Spring mltlERRY’S. W* ar* *ip*rts at asSt /a^*4 Rmllf Compaq needed Fnr appointment con­ bad reverse gear. Flr*t $40.00 linery fashions by tbe Millinery dsting you to secure gracious BUY tact Mr*. Band, Phone Orlando £•£M/IftmU gel* IL Stabilisation Coinrniailon. At top lood looks with funciionsi con17137 or Writ* Box BB c o 1951 Nash Statesman $150.00 is a chapeau reminiscent of •nitnee. Today’s best buys la • With confidence when you bu> Sanford Herald. Body • little rough — good IANSOSO FLORID* great-grandma’s boudoir cap. tt nationally advertised furniture FOR QUICK ACTION oaa Claaalin Odium A Tudor Hum*. MalHH motor. D • bloused crown bonnet of it DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. WOMAN with machine to sew (tad ada to sell i*at lure. Cali Hugh Analey, 1915 Summerlin. white orgsndy. A btsck velvet First SL Phoa* 1617 for Evsa1421. ssy "Chtrga it." ready cut aprons Easy, profi­ ing Appointment. band Is laced through eyelet em­ If your car is paid for it may be table. Spure or full time. AAH| broidery Just above the brim. At DRIVE OUT TODAYworth more than you think on APRONS. Fort Smith 3. Ark. bottom is a tall hetmet trimmed FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, trad* for a 1937 PONTIAC. C AIJI.N ET S A L E with grapes and velvet leaves. I Homes are ready fur immediate make the Want Ads your shopp­ 1953 Plymouth Plaza. 4dr Sedan WO ME N — $89129 we e k l y , speretime. New style party All metal utility and wall cabin­ occupancy. 1954 Pontiac 4-door Chieftain ing place. •WAP ANYTHING! Just place plan, showing family apparel to ets at wholesale prices. Deluxe. group* in home*. Beautiful out­ 1951 4-door Chevrolet ODHAM & Clasaiticd ads. Phono 1821 for a fit on approval. Beeline Fash­ 1931 4-door Plymouth Single door utility $9.93 ions.' Bensrnvill* 90. Illinois. 1919 Halter Traveler TUDOR, Inc. helpful id writer. Double door utility $12.95 1910 Packard 1-dr. Sedan. 3 pc. wall cabinets $9.93 ~ AVON HAS * Chase grove tractor, good ,ondiCor. llyw. 17-22 A 2Jlh St. Valuable territory Lake Monroa tion. Phone* 2ino A 2980 EASY TERMS are* for capable, qualified sales See Ray Herron at PONTIAC "Builders of Finer Home* WANT AOS lady. Write Mrs. Juanita Rus­ Phone 2136 For Florida Living" -The do*»ihed P*9*> sell, P. O. Box 975. Orlando for After 6 p. ro. Phone 1513-W Claims evrtvor » • " interview in your home. Mather Of Sanford "I* one bcsS-scllee •Qv)'cy 203-09 1st St. Phone 127 ~ GOOD COMMISSIONS Without a flo t." 14-BEAUTY PARLORS 3 bedroom. 1 bath, CB home. Un* For reliable colored sales woman I. For all your B e a u t y Nteds furnished. *700.00 down. Phone with ear. Work part time re- I 477777757—:---------- -------------------j VACANCY PROBLEMS? Find 1971 Revelon A Theo'Hender Cosmetics pretenang w«ll-know coimetlr UAKKIKrm BEAUTY NOOK IIIIHME GOOD WOKKKS . H rompany Writ* Box AO, ri I tenants fait thru (be Want Ads UL' . .. bl m1 , , , . [Modern 3-room Home, desirable pb. 471 105 So. Oak Sanford 'Herald! through Clsmlied ad*. I^t an I z-hoa* I42L j Cell M8-J. A. M. experienced ad writer assist you. WOOLSEY C lm if iid Adi Pk 1821 J AUTOMOTIVE ttovW l Seminole Realty D A L U *..C R O S S WORDe w ■■m■ n *■u p1-1 •tt ■ J 4i" z %T? □ □ m m 47 — m • d Sr $179.50 9 . *4 . £ , H Sid* .i & �t I (Coettaeed Item Page 1) reform school," be said. Of the girls, tw* ware sent as depen* By DOROTHY WOMEY am deer unfastened and walked Of. Of eeuree, I didn’t know who woe kern." ..-Bot what are you doing beret” •WITa eyes hod baesi moving m m tbe room; new they com* hwek to Priscilla. " I might ask lb* same of you. 1 noticed that the place eras for Mia, and I had a curiosity to take I Sad myaetf wishing yen were going to stay." A voice interrupted them “May­ be yon can persuade her to stay. Did you know you wera M ag yob came?" "1 didn’t know anything about entertained by the Lady of the K until I got n totter a few days Manor?" It waa BiU. He had n smudge on hie whit* shirt and hi* bands were dirty Pets grinned. "Of course. Didn't you? 1 came over UUs morning to ace If 1 could help, although D admit I*m afraid of those ghosts.' "Ghosts? __ ____ you heard? This "Haven’t house Is supposed to be haunted Lights have been seen bobbing around, they aay . . . I haven't seen them myself." "How long have they been around? The ghosts, 1 mean." "1 never beard anything about them until Just a few weeks ago You know, there’s supposed to b* a secret room her* somewhere, with a door leading to a secret paaaag* to the water front. May be a legend. It may not be true about the lights, either." 'U ’a true." Priscilla a a l d In­ voluntarily, and then laughed. "1 mean, I was looking out my win­ dow and I thought I saw a light In an upstairs window. It blinked on and off several times." • “You've been here before? la the house, I mean?” “Of course . . . There's some­ one els* coming In—” Prtscllln stopped to listen. Then she said, "Hello, Dick I Did all of you know I was here this morning?" "1 was driving by and saw Bill’s car. Then 1 saw rats'* Jalopy and thought. I'll see what goes on Inside. Bo her* I am." “Did you know that Priscilla was the owner of Lookout House?" Bill asktd casually. "8h* told me last night” Priscilla looked from Dick to BUI. There had been something queer In that look BUI bad given Dick, eomethlng pussling In hla voice. Hhe felt a chill go up ner spine. Why were these men seem­ ingly so curious about the old house? Had Uiey all come lor a purpose? Had their meeting here been prearranged? With a UtU* laugh that had a catch in It, she said, "I shall now conduct you three gentlemen on a tour of my newly acquired ’haunted house, provided you're interested. Shall we hunt that secret passage?" Again that glance passed be­ tween Duval and the doctor, and when the turned aald* to listen to something Pete wsa saying she heard Dick say to Bill whai sound'll like I think you're on th* wrong truck. Hla vote* waa light, but there • M anything la hla eyre and Is feta M a s e r th at’ made PrtoelUa took at him la surprise. "What are yoa looking for?” eh* asked tooUy. "What makes you think I'm "anlitog for aaydriagT' fvo heard rou'r* going through that cheat, thinking of buying the place?" "Buying It!" Priori! la stood up, H r indignation mounting. "I'm mlUng 1L 1 mew the place." Blll'a eye* were startled. There e i l no mletahtng Ut* astonish­ ment there. "You own Lookout Bouse?" HU vote* waa utterly In* crtduioufl* M 8lnci when TH "tone* Aunt Rachel Porter died nnd toft It to me. And you needn't took aa though you don’t believe (To Uc Contimir 11 nblls*-- Av*loa Bonk* dents because of their parents and two war* sent aa delinquents be eauie they refused to eomply with proper home standard*, truancy from school, away from borne at night without permission and re* fused to eomply with probation re* quirements, and generally Incor­ rigible. “The bom* standards in the**,” said Judge Housholder, "were not what they should have been and the girl* naturally suf­ fered." A breakdown of the IS boys sent to the Reform School shows one was sent because of recklees use of firearms in which a play­ mate was killed; two were sent because of truancy, running away from bom*, Incorrigible and show log complete disrespect for law and order; the remaining 15, re­ ported Judge Housholder, were •ent for stealing and breaking and entering to steal property. “The majority of these boys earns from underprivileged homes, but not all," the Juvenile Jdge reported. "The Court'says that the hand! lng of all these cases and Juvenile problems haa been amazingly sat­ isfactory and successful," the re­ port said. “The shining star of th« Court’* methods of handling children on a local level Is that In all the children before tbe peaters — that li children who have violated their probation or committed a second wrong, his hat been accomplished through my efforts, the cooperation of par­ ents and Die child, and the help of Mr. Jones, Counselor and Mrs. Wontenay, my secretary, who Is not an employee In the Juvenile Court," he said. “This hat been a hard battle at w* do not have any facilities found to be of great advantage In the car* of our Juveniles and In the past 1 have not been al­ lowed sufficient funds to properly staff the Court with necessary help," said the Juvenile Judge. He said, “ I feel confident the great majority of our people are with me in my efforts because I have made some 75 talks through­ out the eouqty on the subject nf Juvenilis and my listeners and others tell me *o. "I have great faith in llie fu­ ture of our youth because I have learned to love them." he said "How? — because I have put my heart Into their life. The suesccc of our youth is not depen­ dent upon me, but you, all of ut. "With your united help we can make Seminole County the best county In Ih* state in which to raise a child. That is my protram, hope and omrer — the best." he Molasses Glazes barbecued 'Ribs Drought Conditions! Lower Water Levels' Of Oklawaha River A nolle* from the Corpe of En­ gineers, XT. t . A nar, Office of the District Engineer in Jacksonville, state* that "drought eooditfono In th e Centra] Florida area during the leaf rear hare lowered the water lore! of the Oklawaha River and Ha tributary lake* to the am* tent that reatrictire navigation condition* now efcia throughout the waienrajr.'’ In (enoral, ho notice reads, the water level la from one to three feet below normal. 'The moat cri­ tical area la the reach between Silver Springs Run and the Moaa Rluff lock and Dam which now haa a controlling depth of about one foot. . The DietrM Engineer, Co. E. E. Kirkpatrick, Issued the no* tice that the Moea Bluff Lock will continue to be operated from a a. mm m. to U noon ai d from 1 p. m. to I p. m. dally for aueh craft* aa art abla to navigate the river. However, he says, in order to conceive a* much water aa possible the uaual weekend discharge racing film end by anecdotal of water through the apilway in­ from hie own racing experiences, to the lower river will be dls-! showing how incident on the race continued effective the weekend of track can be related to iltcationa (Continued From I’ags I) Jan. 19-10. Col. Kirkpatrick warned that alli race drivers visiting the nation’s on the highway. He stresses cour­ craft navigating the Oklawaha' high schools, brings his safety tesy, mental alertness end good River and ita tributary lakes and; presentation I n t o Southeastern mechanical condition of the car stream* should eqereise eiteeftie stales after a lour of several as prime requisites for safe driv­ caution until such time as the wa­ mooha through Kansas, Colorado ing, pointing out that teen-agers can become excellent drivers be­ ter level return* to ndrmal eleva­ and Missouri. Parsons has qualified throe cause of their advantage of good tion. (Continued from Page One) Joseph C. Reynolds said (hat "I have reasons to believe than th* area was set on fire." Reynold* said that book matches were found a*, the scene of the blare. Citizens of the area also had thia fire under control when the ranger* arrived. Wilbur Tyner, Assistant Ranger alto answered the alarm. The Seminole County Assistant Ranger warned county citizens not to burn woods and brush at thia particular tlm.e "The woo>la are dry," he said, "ami winds nuke the fires even more dan­ gerous." HosDital Auxiliary To Gather A t Elks Club Tomorrow A general meeting of the Wo­ men’* Auxiliary of the Seminole Memorial Hospital will be held tomorrow afternoon at ihe Elk’s Club beginning at 2 o’clock. Mrs. A. W. Epps 8r., preililettt of the Auxiliary, said that there will be a business meeting fol­ lowed by a social hour. Members of the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital staff have been Invlsed to attend the meeting. Main discuss ion, told Mrs. Epps will concern the forthcoming HiFever Follies which will be pre­ times for membership In the ex­ clusive Champion 100 Mile An llous Club. Club membership is restricted to the world's few driv­ ers who drlfe the 500 mil* Indiana polls stretch without relief at speeds averaging more than 100 mph. Parsons began hi* racing carver in 1910, driving midgets on the West Coast, ami two years later wop th e midget championship. After the war, he raced in the Midwest nnd was again midget champion in lots. In 1956 he won She Pacific Coast midget title. He first raced at Indianapolis In 1919, finishing second. The fol­ lowing yeur, he won the Indiana­ polis "500". Competing again each year, he placed fourth in 1956. Parsons has been a race pro­ moter, and In the last two years, a successful stock car driver In ad­ dition to competing Champion­ ship car events. The veteran racer driver will give expert Instruction on safety. Hi* talk will b<! Illustrated by a sented at tbo Seminole Iliifh School auditorium in February. Mr*. Robert S. Stone, general chairman of the Ill-Fever Follies presentation, will speak to the general assembly of auxiliary Legal Notice la Statu te ml r ,i FLO REN CE A. II AL'HLII. l)*c«a,«'l. l a I b e t e a r l u t I k * l w e a l) J u S a r , S e m in a l* t u a a l l , F i e r i * * , l a P rn b a v . T a A ll 1 r e d lia r * a a * F * r * * e s l l a t l a s I l a i n , , u r llrm a a S a A a a ln a l ■a l * I'.a la la i Yuu amt * s ih of )u u a re her*by notlfOd anil r*'iulf*d lu pr**«ni •u) Ualrna auil Ucnisn-lv whlub you. ur cith e r ut Vuu. mar have a sa ln tl the e sta te ut F U 'llL N C K A. U A LHKIl. i l t c c i i f i lata 01 aal'i i IHIU 1/ . to lha C'liunly J m l(« uf Hrinlhole C ounts. F lurid*, al hi* utile* In the co u rt houa* of cald Counts at Hanford, Hemlnul* Counts. F lo r­ ida within cleh l calendar moo Ilia (rum lha time of ho first public*Ion of this notice. Cecil rlalm or demand shall be la w rltlne, and •hall * ta t* th* place of reildsnre anil post oftlce addree* of Ihe claim ant, and shall be swum to by lha claim ant. Ills ai|eiil or a tto r ­ ney and any such rlulm nr demand no tu filed shall l>e vobL UuuKlaa Hlenstrum Aa adm inistrator C.T.A. of tlia E s ta te nf FLO REN CE A. HAUSER. Hei eujed IHIL'CI. AH 8TBNHTUOM .ale entered t>r me J a d e * of Hi* Circuit Court of the Ninth Je d ld a l C ircuit In end for Hemtsot* Coun­ ty. Florida, on tlia llth day ut Jan u ary A. D. lltT . In a certain cauee .b etw een F irs t Federal H al­ in g , and Iz>an -Aetoeiatlvw of Or­ lando, a corp orative, plaintiff, and ■ IL X , .Norma II. Ulvlns. _ wlduwi ----->iruhum *l»o known as Itudolph N Urahsrn. uml Lonnie Ala* Uralrun. ills a l l s ; Al. IS. liratiam , al,| known aa Marlon IV. Uranani. and V lrcl'iU U raham , his w ife; and Marlon IV. UruluaW. •a i IJCieeutpf ut {ilia K n i t , of l l t u l J J . ' Herndon, I de­ ceased: defanuant*. helng Ouznc.-ry Case .No. m i. 1 will sail a t pu dlo auction In the hlgtirst bidder for i nah ut H-ml no If County Court llouaa In flic Lily of Hanford. Suninula C o u n t). Florida, al Ilia hour of lliu v A. if. on Thursday Ja n ­ uary 31. l»at th a t certain land si­ tuated In Hrralnole County, Florida, •icacrlbed ae follows: l.oU t and T. Block I, Tier T o r e . TOWN OF HANFOUl*. F IJ,lllli.V ui fording lu C. I;. Trafford's Mup of Hanford, aa nsr map or Ptul Ihereol r e ­ corded In I1 a t Book I, page i t . Cl : public records of Humlnol* C o u n t y , F lo rid a; lacsa tsn foot strip along ths Huuh side of aald L i t ’ ■I. I*. Herndon C lerk of Ik * L lr c u ll L'uuil I Beall TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Tou Will lake nolle* th at th* Hoard of Cuunty Commissioners of Hsm'nule County. Florida, upon th* petition uf Ih* uuallflrd land own. , n . will, a t IS:®* o’clock, A. M. on the ilh day of February I J i J , lu «u|i| Cuunty Commissioner*’ lino in In th" Hemlnolo County Cuun Huuso In Hanford. Florida, consider and determine w hether to clues, vacate, abandon, dlMontlnue, disclaim anil renounce any rlsh t that the said County and the publlo have In ami to thus* easements In Heuilnol* Cuunty, Florida, delineat­ A t t o r n e y f o r K a la t a ed upon a map o r plat, and des­ 2 " i E d w a r d * llu lld ln * cribed a* folio* a, to-wlti Hanford. Florida foil* 1-1«. In- (u»iv*. lose L ot V. Block 17. Fourth Heetlou of IV T i n : ITIICLTT r o t K T F u ll HltKAMWOl.D. a* recorded In T i l l: NINTH JC llll l l l . ITIH'I IT I’iat Book «. p as* >» of Ih* O F PI.O HIIM , IN ANU S'Olt SEMIt'ubllc Record* of Seminole n o l i : ICH .NTV, i t .o n i i t t . County, Florida. IN CHANCERY NO. HUS PKRMON8 IN TERESTED MAY FIR ST F E D E R A L HAVI.S’OH AND A PP EA R ANl> B E H EA nD AT UtAN ASSOCIATION OF T H E TIM E ANti PLACE ABOVE O RLAM -O a corporation. S P E C IFIE D . VS Plaintiff, HOARD OP COUNTY COMNORMA II. BIVtNH. a widow. * t al. Defendant* C L E R K ’S NOTICE OF * l l - E Nolle* l« hereby a l v n that tin­ ier * Decree nf foreclosure nnd CHOICE LOCATIONS AT A V O N PARK L AKE S AVON PARK'CHAMBER of' COMMERCE MOVII ACTSlit Mamie van Doren's thigh Is treated by a first eld man after It was lacer­ ated during the "shooting" of a teen* In a dim being made near Bakersfield, Calif. She was In­ jured when her drrss was caught in th* mechanism of * enttonDtcklng mvchlne ffnt-rnvfioitalj Tiny Barnaclelike Creature May Shed Light On Evolution ’'.d’ ENHIOKN. Denmark to —Ten pre-hlst<rlc "missing link" snails dredged up off Mexico (Nought with them a tiny bar­ nacle-like creature that may shed even mort light on evolution than famous zoologist their host*, hat reported The snail-like moiluka them­ selves were found to be a species dating back 300 million years, and thus on* of the most ancient "liv­ ing foitUa" known to science. Dr. Henning Ltmche. who iden­ tified the mollujkt, said the crea­ ture* ho found stuck to them may be even more eeneatlonal. He hopes both discoveries will shed new light on man’s development from the earliest forms of life. They are Ihe size of the tip of a ball-point pen and resemble nips*. Samples will be tent to a Swedish expert In this field for further study, A Dtniih rxpedltlon found th* moliusks anil their tiny guests five * t For th* Full Pile* of With poik supplies now bountiful st meat counters, many styles of thia inrut can be economically prcpnri-d in the months ahrad. Hero burin-cued spun-ribs, topped with spiry npple rings, make for a very special and popular menu, Unsulphurvd m«lus*es in the' barbecue sauce ndds a fine glaze and color to the spun-rib*. tlnsulphurcd molasses, the roncciitrulrd juice of sugar cane, Fur hurry up canapes: Raw' give* good spreading consistency to a barbecue sauce. Its aromatic and sweet flavor also offer* interesting contrast to the nip of mushrooms, cauliflower sections, 1 mustard, vinegar, Tabasco and Worcestershire included In th* and cucumber slice* may be serv­ sauce. The sauce is ready to bo used as soon a* th# ingredients ed with a tangy dip. art blended. ONLY --------------- — Barbecued .Sparm b* A pounds spurenb* .1 tablrspoona vinegar t tablespoons unsulphured 2 tablespoons Worcestershire molasses sauce 4 tablespoons prepared mustard 2 teaspoons Tabasco Have span-rib* rut in serving piece*. Place In shallow baking pan. ( ombine un.ulphund molasses and mustard: stir in remaining ingredients. Brush spareribs with part of sauce. ILtke In a moderate even, (3.1(1* P.) I ' j hours, brushing frequently with remaining »»'ie«. Serve with Tilszed Apple Rings. YIELD: 4 eervings. EFFECTIVE R m Avos Reck Chamber of Commerce b making this offer to acquaint more people with the lake regies, end to bring more fen*. <h*v into this area. Avon Park Lakes it only 1 miles from Avon Park and thould become one of Avon Perk’s fine rou'dental tubuibl. TAUAssmi w • J A m e a v t u t Loko Privileges for Bottling, Booting and Fishing FRIE to aN Property Owners of Avon Pork Lakes Anticipated Yearly Dividend Avon Park Lakes wil be advertised ia out oftlato nowspapors but NOW before tueh advert-png starts, thfs fine property it offorod to the people of our state . . . to 9bra them the chance to teloct the BEST location: »!•;!* they are available. Select lots dot* to tho lake et this low price, but don't wait or you may miss this great opportunity. Pree Deed . . . Free Title Insurance . . . Exchange Privilege years ago while dredging deep in th* Pacific Ocean off Mexico. Dr. Lemche, 52, was a member of the expedition. Out he was not up to date on mollutk study and let the specimens rest nearly five years in jars of alcohol before a scientific double-take turned up (heir significance. NOTICE I will not be responsible for drbto maite by anyone other than myself. BILL BENNETT . . . M A IL COVPOM T O O A ff . . . Avon Perk CHAMBER of COMMERCE Avon Park, Florida Arcade Package Store Featuring The Very Best FIR ST PteaM send me th* daicrlp.'ive (aider esplainlnq this offer. It it understood that this is only aa inquiry and does not eklgete me « any wey. 1% 8 . R o u t* 27 FEDEUAI Add r . Sanford Avon Park Lake* is larated 3 miles north at the Junction 0/ Avon Perk’# Mala Slreet. and . q Vi**^ » L................... V - ' n , Avon Park CHAMBER of COMMERCE Organised I92S AVON PARK, FLORIDA 310 E. 1st "O N TH E OHANOE BLO SSO M TRAI L �r - I- CS SH m ^ a n fo rfo • % 0L U 1IB XLVU TUESDAY JANUARY 15, 1957 . NO. 17B United Press Leased Wire No Change Is Seen in Plans For SNAS CHARLESTON. 5. C. e — The Sixth Naval DUtrtet said lata yes­ terday two firms had baan award­ ed 197,300 "architect*—engineers service contract" to examine lites In Georgia and North Florida for a ; now Naval Air Station. A Navy spokesman said "the contract want to T. B. Bourne A ^tsodates of Washington, D. C. Meet To Consider Museum Request Called By Board and Reynolds, •Smith A HUla of Jacksonville The two firms will work together in seeking a suit­ able tile for the air station which would cor. an estimated $23 to $30 million dollars, so the spokes­ man said. The spokesman said the study would require about three months and the firms woulld submit their findings to the Navy, which would review the recommendations and decide If the station should be built. The spokesman said be did not know if Sanford, Fla. would be considered for the base which would hare a complement of 39* officers end 3,00 enlisted men if it Is built. More than 160 planes of a four carrier air group would use the new base, the spokesman said. He said factors in the selection of a site would include toppography of tho land, prevailing wind and weather, availability of uti­ lities, accessibility of the sits, and ability of the Navy to ac­ quire the property. The stations would have (wo parallel runway*, each 10,000 feet (Contluued on Page 3) long, two hangars, an operations building, control tower, jet main­ tenance building, storage and supply warehouses, barracks, moss ball, fire station, and similar ad­ ministrative buildings. The spokesman emphasized that no funds have yet been appro­ priated for actual construction of the base, but only for a prelimin­ ary study. Congressman A. S. “Syd" Herlong Jr., contacted latp yesterday In Jacksonville, said that the baso referred to In the release from Charleston Is a proposed auxiliary bate for Ptnsaeola. " I contacted Admiral Davis of the Navy," sai l Congressman Her ' / C o S p C F 0 . S u fld s m O C . . c c . . « ^ L - U ____ Dulles Continues Plea Nomination Blanks For Eisenhower Doctrine No New For Outstanding Young Man Mailed Russian Threat Now Nomination blanks for th e WASHINGTON 01 - Secretary Seminole County Junior Chamber of State John Foster Duties asvd today there ie “very great likeli­ of Oommerte Distinguished Ser­ hood" American troop* will have vice Award were mailed yester­ to fight In the Middle East unless day to all Sanford and Seminole Congress approval the Eisenhower County organize: Ions. Doctrine resotuUon. The nomination for the Jtycee’s But, "If this resolution passes," outstanding young man of the be added, "there la very little year must be returned, according likelihood” that U.S. forces wouU to George Andrew Spear, presi­ have to go to war In that crltl** w Th« Board of Sanford Ci!y dent of the local Jaycees, no later ridden region. CommUsionar* last night asked than Tuesday, Jan. 22. Dulles Is fighting hard for. the for a special meeting with two Any Interested person may se­ President's request for standby other groups to consider requests military authority In the face of cure a nomination blank from the for axpenditnrca whch have not considerable Democratic skepti­ Jaycee Information Booth or from been Included in the 1056-37 bud* cism. Sen. Henry M. Jackson said any member of the organization. | got the administration thus far h u The club’s president explained Mayor David Uatchel told the produced "no evidence of any new that the Distinguished Service A* Board of Commissioners at last Soviet threat" in the Middle East ward to the outstanding young || nlgbt’a meeting that the General which would warrant hasty c o b man of the ear does not have to Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial grrislonal action. go to a member of the Jaycee Wbrary and Museum will be ieJackson challenged Dulles' as­ organization. It is awarded to snv dirated on Friday. Feb. I. sertion Monday that Ihe danger ef man between the ages of 21 and " I attanded a meeting of the Russian domination In the Mlddlo 35 who icceives Hie nomination. General Henry Shelton Sanford East poses "the most serious "The Junior Chamber of ComMemorial Library and Mnsetim threat to the United States la a m«rtv Distinguished Service A* Committee on Friday," said Ma­ decade. ward is presented annually to an yor Gatchel, "and learned that the Dulles testified for the second outstanding young man of the City will be presented Ihe keys to day at a Joint meeting of the Sen­ community for leadership ar.d the building at the dedication ate Foreign Relations and Armed service to >he community during "However,” said the Mayor, Services committees. A RCKNI FROM A RACK similar to the Celery City Sweepstakes manned by 50 to «• diivtra. The races are being staged the calendar year," said the JayITs estimated at “ very much "we wore also asked to furnish which Is to bo rlagrd In Hanford on Lake Monroe Frb. IT. .More auspices of the Hanford Host and Ski Club. cec president in s" than 30-30 the chances of materials, labor, and equipment than 130 boata are expected to be here for the event, lloais will he Floyd Cooper, chairman ol the U. S. fighting in tho Middle East Tor landscaping around the muse­ Jaycee committee in charge of If Congress approves the Presi­ um and library, under the super­ the "Distinguished Service Adent's proposal. vision of the Sanford GarJcn Club.* "So far there his been no evi­ ward”, said today that the Judges,| In addition, exj8s'a;d Mayor dence presented that Indicates any who are to be announced later, i Gatehel. "we an* being asked to new threat,’’ Jackson told report­ will base their decision on the carry Insurance on $3,000,000 val­ ers. " I think the threat was great­ selection of nn outstanding young, uation of books, papers and other er a while back." man of the year on three basic UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. W valuable pieces in the collection." Dulles sounded his warning is It I* also assumed, he said, fundamentals: (I) contribution* to|—The Afro-Asian bloc’ scheduled a testimony before the combined the community welfare during Hi* I meeting today to discus* the final that the city would maintain the The Sanford Boat and Ski Club,from two to three boats of dlf Senato foreign Relations and .year. (2) Evidence of leadership form of a draft resolution urging is bringing to Sanford it* first j ferent classes, museum and library and the JUCCUIT1DS ilCTC Armed Services committees. Ho (Ciwstlnued on l’.age 3' ’ tho United Nations to Impose •bndvcaplng, as well ns provide a wss recalled today for a tMond Ca*p>rr Olson Sundsmo, Vi, who| The Sanford race »>*» will u be aanc »iiy Sweepstakes."| sweepsuaei.sanctions un Israel. In the United annual "Celery City Janitorial service. Another Hem •redded r.-iizwi at hi, 1203 is.vM \V. 20th o u , yusNVU . St., passed f s • • s . if full day-of questioning on tho Uax^Ew, aces will tuuLafe.bdV.J JlL-Jfl* American cNotions, tho General . fp^jha. racy* that ooUrn .he picture. Mayor away suddenly during Jl*e■ nlghl. L *. M O hO nCV President's Middle East proposals. ‘ U*!T’Mlf'i aftemptm ****H *rt ti * -hlri*! | main pjlilh&l committee r-vumoa j-Monroe on, tho-1 Gatchel laid, "Is that we arc i'*o He rnmc hern'two wed 4 * s j ^ . . * Jackson was one of several debate on disarmament. wllljwlll give thef local boa 17 when upward of fio boats will I *111 Slvc boat races expected to furnish a librarian from Imokalce hut bad fo rm er U I G S 111 L e h lC Q E O Democrats ready to question Dul­ be placed in Ihe water to parti-1 national publicity. to catalogue all of the paper* and llv til hpn» mn ’ lived here fo forr nhntft ahotfl llirr#* three vyears, _ ... .... ® les today ax to whethsr the United j <Aj| •*_ el —* m ^! 1reve \inccnt Inhoncy, IkI, WASHINGTON IP* — Admin­ cipate in the :atcr racing con­ books, a Job which Is estimated . Top Job for the Sanford Boat States ha* s.'luiate military test. j ortelnstlr' from * irn Jlil ' wt I ‘F **-"*! In Chicago at It o'clock istration foreign aid planners are will require about six months and forces to meet the threat bo and Ski Club at the pve'ent Is to A 'a-year old Negro hai tre*n Orig^lly from HOlldale. Wla. |Saturday night following a lengths- ...... ................ studying about two dozen projects that tho city would provide a li­ Sanford will be one of seven raise the $063 needed to under­ charged with breaking and enter­ warned of. w i rT l 2 S S L M <’*rP°n*cr Mines*. He had live. Chicago which might be financed tinder brarian to operate tho library and E Mr. Eiseubower has asked Con­ bj W. L. Holcombe. ind sjiJwatikee for ih e pa«t 3 2 1the economic phase of tho KDen stops for tite Florida Grapefruit write the races. Thlj money, of­ ing after confessing to the taking museum after the preliminary Circuit which will draw between Survivor* are four daugiicrs, years. of S3 to 30 p a irs of ladies and gress to approve a resolution giv­ ficials said today, will be used hower Doctrine for stabilizing the 30 amt 60 drivers. Each driver, ark Is completed." ! Mrs. Edna ltasde!l, Rockford. III.; mens shoes from a show-window ing him standby authority to ino officials of the local float and for prize money and to cover of Gordon’s Department Store, U. S. troops, if necessary, to resist Commissioner Eail Hlggtnbo-j Mr*. Mildred Simmons, St. Paul Mr. Mahoney v.a* born in Sin Middle East. • liability insurance during the race. ford Jan. 2.’. ISOt He attended Ski Club said today, will have tham proposed that some way be> Minn.; Mrs. Anna Malone and any Soviet aggression In tho Mid­ The Club's Commodore, Joe 213 Knnfnrd Avc. Sanfonl schools ami S!et--on UnlWARSAW tp — Communist found to build n wing or wings to, .. Mrs.„ __ Rerntee both, of iVrrdty In DeLand. The Negro, Forlender Haulier, dle East. He also requested a $400 Nicl.'oi.', said today that their .... Ostedahl, ., China Premier Chou En-lal. hnv- . . . r , '.he General KanforJ Memorial MadUon, Ui*.: ,hree sons. Les- „ . , plans include the selling of ad­ wa* picked up at 3:10 p m. yester­ million two-year program of eco­ » as formerly in the t.-tnl !nu won Polish Communis} Leaner V O l U n t G C r r i r C m C n Library for the present city lib­ llo Snndsmo. lUllsdale. WIi.;. John,,. vertising, seeking donations, and day afternoon oh Sanford Ave. nomic and military aid to help Wla.lyslaw Gomulka into nccep? , rary so that the present librarian of Elkhart, Ind.; and Arthur. Toy.!bulln,‘:, ln Ch,eairo frtr nuny the operation of concMilnns dur­ by Lt. Joe Hickson and Patrol­ Middle East nations maintain their ing Moscow’s leadership of world |D S 1 0 11 O l l l C C r S . ’ nett, Wls.; tsvo brother*' Arlle of) >'**ar»ind staff would be In charge. ing the rare in order to raise the man Carl Dodron on suspicion be­ independence. . . ’ I Survivors include one sister. Communist policy, relurns to War- ' . cause of his previous record. Tho special meeting that will |Indiana and John of Oregon guaranteed prize money. Police Chief Roy G. William* R/naine trill be oent to Barron, Mix* BM«" M»h°"ry of Sanford I ft«r,h*r iA p p o i n t C h a i r m e n be called will bring together the Don Smith, member ogf the San tracers. | |ly MARY FOWLER members of the General llenry Wls.. for services nnd burial. Re- »n'1 one brother Andrew II. Mn|ford Boat atnl Ski Club has been said today that the window at DEBARY—The DeBary Voltin named the club’s race chairman. Gordon's Department Store was Shelton Sanford Memorial Libr­ mains will lie In state at Gram- h,,ncy- oml ,hrf*’ niccMVIENNA W — The puppet a r y and Museum comml'geey the kow Funeral Home this evening Rosary will b.* recited Wcdnea-j j afUM‘ K,dar regime is bringing leer firemen Installed their new Virgil Fllder and C. B. Watson rifled Sund^Lafternoon. The Ne­ MIAMI (tP — A drive begins day evening at 7:30 p m. at Br.s- h pr<„ „ re i„.Jr r, bel officer* Thursday evening at the of St. Petersburg have tentatively gro, the n le f said, reached this weekend to get 730,000 citi­ Board of Scminoio County Com­ and tomorrow morning. <on Ftinn*.!! Home 1'lions Hungarian workers In an at- firehouse. Charles Schneider as iiderlrd a site for the race west more than two dozen pairs of missioner!), and the noard «f San­ zens to take .Salk vaccine shntg ford City CommU doners. Date Funeral Mass will be held ati tempt to build up a new Comm:; nresldent; Alfred Faron. vice presi­ of the rity limits. However, the shoes. Chief Willisms said "We are in­ nnd makn Dade County the first 9:30 n.m. Thursday at All Souls „|st plirty, report* reaching Vien dent; Harry SMIer, secretary nnd local club official said clay, for the merlin? has no', yet been "polio-free" county In the nation. vestigating thepossibilities of Gaston Cosby, treasurer. Oliver Catholic Church with Father Ri na said today. that the site will need the ap­ •ft. t Dr. Walter W. Saekett Jr ., pres­ Saulter’s implicstion In other si­ Hasiemer was elected a trustee chard Lyons officiating. proval of the State Road Depart­ ident of the Dade 3(edleal Assn., milar Incidences In Sanford." Burial will be in AH Souls Ca­ CHICAGO W — The Unite,I for three years; Edmund Jarkson ment. The Negro Is being held in the announced about 800 member* tholic Cemetery. Steelworkers Exe,-utive Board to­ for two years nnd Henry Lasher Nirhois, the local club president, City Jail until the investigation is have agreed to turn their office* for one year. said today, that In addition to the into vaccine centers on Friday af­ Brlison Funeral Home is in day took under advisement ap­ complete. peals by five "rebel’’ members The chairmen of funding coni pri/u money, driven in the race ternoons ami Saturday mornlnss. charge. Chief Williams said this morn­ who claimed they were denied mittees were appointed ns fol­ will be trying to gain points to­ ing that Sam Conner, a 33-yenr old Tile Dade County chapter of tho places nn the ballot for interna­ lows; equipment, Edward Healey; ward the Colonel Green Trophy. Negro Is being held at the City National Foundation for Infantile entertainment, Chris Butler; build This $7,000 trophy Is awarded an­ tional offices. Paralysis said It would buy $23,000 A full agenda in <uvettllc court Ing, Edmund Jackson; house, Hor­ nually to the driver who ama*«- Jail for “Violation of parole." worth of the vseclne for residents hearings will come before Juveni­ Lt. Hickson and Patrolman liudace Catcher; finance Rudolph es the most points during the com who cannot afford $3 shots front le Judge Ernest Hwsholder to­ Tirdcntann anil public publicity. plcte Florida Grapefruit Circuit ion apprehended the parole viola­ private physicians. morrow mornlrs. tor after receiving a report from Carl E. Gidles. Feb. 13 will be tho Tile program wilt consist of six The hearings will Involve 13 j Partly cloudy with little change In ,|„e for lfMl annual ball held in races, said Nichols. There will be finger-print records when picked Juveniles of various ages and wfll1 temperature through Wednesday. the Orange City recreation hall, four for hydroplanes and two for up on a drunkenew charge. Include two girl* whose eases J Considerable rarly morning fog. with music by Parker’s baud of runabouts, with each rare being I Conr • wa* serving a life senconcern run-away charges. j tetico ^ murder at Itaifcd ow tonight 56 to at. ML Dora. (Continued on Page 3) Four separate bearin'** will bo^ Slate Prison when relense.l or. ATLANTA itn — Janunry » i* conducted by Judge Houahotder 1parole The Sanford Police Chief tormelnn* were selling like h»t^•ginning at 9 o’clock when five I said that Nathan Mayor, Prison rskc* at the state farmers’ mar­ Negro** will come before him Commissioner hai been notified ket here today. on charges of stealing. that Conner is being held in cus­ Stanley Sollar, a Jetup, Ga., Two white boy* ate charged tody. truck farm*--, brought in a truckF'lfty years ago today, a 13 year l-auderdale as manager iu 1923 ern Bell Telephone & Telegraph with breaking and entering in the load of 300 Floriila-grown melons •Id boy started his career with and in Nov. of 1936 came to San Co. and the other from J . G, Ilrad- f _ second hearing to be conducted in Monday and 130 of them were *cl<| Soutriern Bell Telephone A Tele- ford as manager of the local of- bury, executive vice-president. [ T .M . DolllSOll, 8 6 . the Judge’s chambers at 10 o’­ within six hour*. Sollar said the clock. rcmniidng 330 ihculd go today. elephone operator■* k 1 ** *| ^ jj { Gilmer, in his letter, said "We Q j g j |p p £ m P O f k At 11 O'clock a hearing will The melons, weighing IS to 25 1 ^ ~ yea.s or ...j .a .c ---- as* much pride in our fine group 3 1 1 Karl V. Turner, Manager of the- with the telephone company has bo conducted for three whit# boys Theodore Merton Dollison. .*6 pound* each, were brought to At­ local office for Southern Bell, been as a manager," Turner eom- tof long-service employe t who, passed away at hi* home ln Fern lanta as an "experiment," Sollar on charges of breaking and entercomplete* hi* 30 year* of unbrok- rncntd thl* morning when Inter-1 their faithful devotion to;p„rk yesterday, •aid, to determine "if people will ,4 Runaway charges against tea en service Interrupted only one i viewed on his 6oth anniversary duty and the spirit of service,| He had lived In Fern Turk eat fresh melon in January." time "when I w** off one month (with Southern Bell, VhlU girls will be heard at ':13 'have contributed mui-h to our many year* having moved there Be nurtured them through the tomorrow afternoon. because of sickness". | "One thing standr out as un company’s growth and dsvelop- from Columbus, O. In 1926. He winter chill by a "good Irrigation Turner, who turned 62 on Dec. usual," he said, "is the fact that ment ami are such excellent ex was bom in McArthur, Ohio. s y » t « m" and cheese cloth, 19 last year, said " 1 have seen a I have hud telephone number 91180 ample* for the young members of Air. Dollison was a retired wrapped around the vinca at nigtit tremepdous growth during my since 1919, our organization." musician and hod taught music and romoved in the morning. career for there were Just a few "My most unusual experience iu Bradbury’s letter commented |in Sanford, Ovlok) and Lyman telephones and the company was my career with the telephone coin- ".May the service emblem you are Schools. He was a member of the Albert 31. Flowers, 60, Seville, only about 33 yean old when I pany," Turnr said, "was the hur- receiving serve as a happy re­ Methodist Church. a former resident of Sanford, died wer.t to work for them." rican of u m while I wav in Fort minder of your long association Survivors irslude his widow. Sa'uniay evening at the Veterans The Sanford telephone company Lauderdale. Tho extent of the with us, and our appreciation fori Mrs. Ellen Dollison. Fern I’ark. Hospital in Lake City. ] manager began his career in Car- damage and the quick ronuback the con ribuiiuns which you have one daughter, Mrs. Doris Terre- The Central Florida RIoo«lbank'f Bloodmobile'' will he In San­ V Survivor* include his mother, : rolton. G*., as a teljpuone opera- of the telephone company in re-1 made toward the advancement and |ton of California: two sons. John "ford at the Elk’* Club Thursday Mrs. A. M. Flower* and a son Al, ! tor. working at night because, as establishing its lines. progress of our company during C. Dollison and Theodore B. afternoon from 2:30 through 6:3i). bath of Seville two brothers, Cut-1 ! be said "it was thought to be un* "Everything has gtuwn mure in hese years." DoQison. both of Winter Park; Steak dinners will be given th" * lm of Lakeland; and George of safe for girls to work at nigbt tJhe It J; ts*t yavri s'itt J i - l » : Turner will receive a service one brother, Artrur Dollison of who contribute blood to the E’V t New Orleans. La.; three alt'eri, ' then.” ^ny ten years I can remember,"'emblem with ten stars, each star Charleaton, If, Va.; four Rraiul- Club Blood Bank. However, other Mrs. Elis.* Graham. Seville; Mr*. in tins. Turner said this mom- Earl Turner stated as he reminise-! representing five year* of service ehildren and four great grandchild­ contributor* are invited to tale Pauline Murphy, Okiawaha: ami) j ing. "I was transferred to Lake cd through the year* during'to Southern Bell and to Itk sub- ren. advantage of the bloodmobile it Mr*. Viol* Yancey, Atlanta, Ga. 1 Charles, La. as a toll section line-, which he has served Southern' teribers. Funeral services will b* held Sanfonl Thursday afternoon. Funeral service* will be held! man and after a couple of yean Beil Telephone A Telegraph Co. j On his anniversary of 60 years tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock Blood donors for other banks at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, there was then sent to DeiUdder. Two letters were received by of service this morning, Turner at Cox-Parker Chapel In Winter or Individuals are welcomed t* • a the First Methodist Church of| * La. at manager where I stayed un- Turner this morning and he read'said "Tho Telephone Company Park with the Rev. Darwin Shea use the Elk’s Club facilitlet and Seville. AUen-Summeriiill Funtil 1923." and re-read Uv-m. One wa. from .baa been good to me and I have officiating. Interment will be in the Bloodmobile during the fouri:\RL V. TURNER wal Home is is charge. U’hoM by Jzmsooo) Turner was transferred to Fort Ben S. Gilmer, president of South-1enjoy cd every year Glenn Haven Memorial Park. hour stay here this week. Top News In Brief 'C elery City S w eep stakes' To Be Held Here Feb. 17 ' * Charge Is Placed r; Dade County Starts Salk Vaccine Drive Juvenile Judge Faces Full Agenda. •Tomorrow Morning Additional Local News On Page 3 Weather Watermelons Sell Like Hotcakes Turner Sees 50th Year W ith Firm Former Resident Succumbs Saturday Bloodmobile To Be Here This Thursday Li •M B / 'j t 11■ 11 • |riQ - ra AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD; FLORIDA 1H 9 If t f r a li* k 7 .' If Yoar Herald la Nat OeUverad By 1 P. M. Call 18X1 Before 1 p. M. Par Uattvwy 4m s* ; * _____ _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 1957; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald