2 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0fe2eba6cee0e839fbeddffa0c3a7560.pdf 224f7ddcd46ad6fd35c183c71277d03e PDF Text Text 9 . Pte.19. i m If* M r l fm H East (lets Break, Citrus Endangered Fire Alarm D elay Cited At Inquest CHICACO (UPI) — A delayed fm alarm ilirm "definitely" "rfafliillalu" contrlbut fltt •d to the tragic toU o{ 92 dead la the Our Lady of the Angela school fire, according to Chicago Fire Commiaaloner Kotert Quinn. Quinn, testifying Monday at an toques! into the disaster, also •aid the person who called in the 'Strippers' Nude, Kids Goggle-Eyed, Parents Get Irate TOKYO tU PI) — Irate parents Complained today that a Tokyo grammar school auditorium was used last week to stage an elec­ tion campaign strip lease show while 1(10 of their youngsters looked on goggle eyed The strippers cavorted at the Tanaka P r i m a r y school last Wednesday night in a show that featured Dr. Ryutaro Atuma. Uberal-Democratie candidate for governor of Tokyo, as its main spesker. The embarrassed Asuma said ^ l e f t Immediately after he gave speech and had no Idea strip per* were a part of the thow that followed. folios * “He said someone else pUnned the program and that he was limply invited to give a little apcech. TLe children were altracted by posters sploshed on telephone poles promising an eroiir nude •how" a n d ’ "snake and dancin'; (trippers." The children apparently went to •to the snakes bill stayed to stare • t the dancers. Admission was free. Teacher* said they knew noth­ ing about the strip show until one w stood up In his classroom and described what he hsd seen on the stage. "I was a little embarrassed," he laid his teacher, "but It was graat fun." U. S. Army Ends ‘ Rides For Cough* FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) —The UJi. Army has stopped flytog German children to high alti­ tudes In attempts lo cure whooptag cough. An Army medical spokesman •aid Monday "there is no aclentlflc bails for Ihe belief that fly­ ing children up lo altitudes of 15.000 to 20.004 feel will permanent­ ly cure them of whooping rough." Such flights may prolong the Alness, the spokesman said. i alarm save the wrong address __ ai__ a____ . costing further precious time. Quinn supported previous testi­ mony Shot the fire wes burning as much as 24 minutes before the first alsrm was turned In. •There was definitely a time element involved," he said. •'De­ finitely and positively there was a discrepancy in times—definitely a delayed alarm." He said speed and accuracy in reporting a fire is vital because "you eilher win or lose a fire in the first few minutes.” Quinn said the caller gave the address of Our Lady of the Angels rectory. The trucks drew up to the rectory, then hsd to go around the comer In Ihe school building where children were suf­ focating in rlissrnonit and jump log from second floor windows, Quinn said there were "three SPA N ISH VETERANS* AUXILIARY — person* insldr the school building Mem lio n the Auxiliary of Roosevelt who knew of the fire, and did not Tamp 1.1, Spanish-American War Veterans, give an alarm immediately." Earlier testimony showed at aro shown at a Sunday mcetinjr at the home least two school teachers smelled of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Evans, Lake Mary. smoke but did not Immediately l-4-ft to right, Mr*. Robert Vance, Mr*. ring ihe school fire bell to empty Erins, Mr*. Sue Webster, Ft. Lauderdale, the building or turn in *n alarm president of iht Department of Florida to the fire department. HERTZ FA2-7723 Evening* FA 2-7500 HERTZ . . . .i Vie RobeUo, Agt. 601 E. lat chapter: Mr*. Fannie Lloyd, Mr*. Lillie Dic­ kenson, St. Cloud, senior vice president. Florida Department; Mr*. Merle Darling, Kissimmee, Florida Department guard: Mr*. Clara Swain. Mr* Mary Jameson and Mr*. Mae Shcafer; prated o i steps, from left, Mr*. L. Q- Pickering, Mr*. C. C. Priest and Mrs. Margie Urndenmeycr. EL CAJON. Calif. -C a rl Edtr. fPhoto by J r meson) 18. on the slaying of a mother I niled Cress Intrrnillonil OSWEGO, N.Y. (UPI)—No one her*’ here la dreaming of a whitr Christmas. With nearly ■ season s worth nl snow already on Ihe ground all the melodic sentimentality In the world would have a hard tiinr getting anyone to with for any more. The 45-inches of snow be gan falling on Dee. T. For a while it brought normal life lo a standstill in this northern New York roinmunity. And al­ JAYCEE CHRISTMAS LIMITING CONTEST BLANK Mail to: Contest Chairman Jnycce Information Booth Sanford. Florida GENERAL RULES: 1. Entries must lie located in the Sanford Area (contact Information Booth for limits) 2. Contestants may enter Residential or Commer­ cial classification or licith. Separate entry blank* are nspiired for each entry. I. Only one division may be entered under the Itclidentinl classification. All Residential entries will be eligible for Division No. -1. 41, Entries must be mailed or brought to the Jay. cee Booth (Park Avenue at laike Monroe) by noon Dec. 22. 19art. 6. Contestant* are re(|nested to keep display* lighted nightly between 7:110 and 0:!in until winners are announced lo allow judge., ample time to check all entries. (Check classification and division) RESIDENTIAI_______________ Division PrUea: 1st place - $25 L\ S. Savings Bond 2nd place - 10 Silver Dollars Division No. I : Religious Setting (Nativity, etc.) ---------Division No. 2: Traditional Setting (Santa Claus, etc.) ----------Division No. 3: Artistic Setting (Lights, trees, windows, doorways, etc.) Division No. 4: Rest over-all decorations automatic COMMERCIAL--------------------Includes Doorways. Show Windows, llldg*., nr all Prizes: Possession of the Florida Power A Light Traveling Trophy for onr year. ADDRESS --------------------------------------Note: Plraae complete decorations before submitting entry. Youngsters Found Hurt And Helpless AZUSA, Calif ( U P ll- roller said today two small boyi, ser­ iously Injured In a trails*- ard* deni, lay h d p lm for 1* hour* in a drop ranyots beside the bodies nf thnr mother and a male rom panion before they were rescued. 6 FT. ALL FIR TR8T QUALITY F8TEP LADDER Reg. 7.10 4 . 10 QT. ' h o t DIPPED GALV. PAIL Rf«. LOS 69L .97 EA. 13.90 TO 29.90 (PERFECTION rOIL HEATERS VALUES TO 35.95 CASE OF 500 WESTERN XPERT 12 GA. S CH. 35* OTHER BARGAINS • ia* t . l*4.IU SANFORD Police ssld a thick fog Saturday nlghl prevented the wirrkage from being spotted. William Eugene Parks, J, and hll brother. Michael, 3. were found Sunday in the bottom of rock strewn, 423 foot San Gabriel Canyon. In the wreckage of the car were tlhe bodies of Mrs, bally park* 30. of nearby- Pasadena. C alif. and her rompsnlon, Junial R Frnlon 33. of nearby Alladrna, Calif William, who suffered a poi sible broken neck, was found hud died In Ihe lifeless arms of Fen Ion. Michael waa thrown from the car and found on the canyon floor He suffered a fractured skull. Bolh boy* were clad only in T shirts and denims and suffered exposure. Police said II appeared Ihr ar cident occurred late Saturday night when ihe car failed in make a rurve and plunged end over-end down the canyon wall. Shop For Christmas At mi { / ”/ / V / / / t l 214 E. 1st p CHICAGO —Chicago Fire Com­ missioner Robert Quinn, on, firr prevention: "No one wants lo spend money y>n firr prevention, not only in Chi csgo hut lo Ihe rest of the coun­ try. It seems Americans have in have something like this (the re­ cent Chicago school fire) lo make them reside the problem." WASHINGTON (U rn-A verage family Income rose 4 per cent in 1917, tml so did Ihe cost of living A Census Bureau study dis­ closed Monday (hat the Inrnme rise was lets than In previous years, partly because of the heavy job layoffs during the re cession In ihe Inter part of the year. About half Ihe 44 million fam­ ilies covered fa the bureau’s sur­ vey had an income of fy*n or more, the report said, compared lo a 1938 median income of SUMO. HILL HDWE. sw United Press International MOSCOW—Soviet Premier Nik­ ita Khrushchev, attacking ea pre mlcr Nikolai Bulganin and othrr ousted Human leaders: "Everj one can now see Ihe shameful debacle of this despica­ ble group of wretched splitters ex­ posed and routed by the central commiltre and swept aside by the party and people " Oswego Isn't 'Dreaming Of White C H EC K THESE VALUES J Quotable Quotes Income Up, But So Is Cost Of Living NAME CALL United Press faternaUensJ A warming trend surging oul of the plains today promised at le n t ^ ■ temporary break tn a record December cold wave gripping the East. and her four children: "I did it, 1 just flipped my lid." FOSSTON, Minn - Maurice O Nelson, an aetivr supporter of Odin Langen. on charges that he though normalcy it slowly re Police. Bed Cross and civil dr- wrote the "Coya, come home" turning u will lie u long tune he feme personnel were kept busy letter believed to have ted to the fore any one will forget this p ar-. bringing supplies to people who defeat of Rep, Coya Knutson (D tieulsr December 7 and ils aft could not get oul for Ihcm While!Minn.) by Langen rrmsth. many neighborhood grocery store* • "Mrs. Knutson's charges are The snow, piled Into huge drifts had lo close berause of a lark of ridiculous and simply are not by winds and parked into solid deliveries, supermarket* in the Irue. She ought to have Ihe good walls 11 feet high by plows, downtown section operated as sense lo accept her defeat gra­ ciously." brought hardship and some dan- usual. grr to ihe 23,w i resident* of this Tavern Business (.nod rommuntly at the southeastern A tavern owner reported that at bend oi Lake Ontario But no real the height of the snow - siege, trials developed ''business was twite as good as IJllle Car Travel • any warm summer day." He at Despite the tons of snow which tribute*] his good fortune to the fell between Sunday and Thors fact that his was one of the few day. all hut the sick or elderly establishments in the area which BERKELEY. Cali/. (U Pll-A n managed tn get in and out of their kept s path open from Ihe streef, angry husband shot and killed a homes with little trouble. Foot) where pedestrians found it easier student in a physic* laboratory at anil supplies were available. It going than on the walks lo his the University of California early was just h lillle more difficult ,|,„ir today her-ute hr waa "messing lion timis lo get them. Although many industries were ■round vrilh my wife." Until the end of Ihe week, fur , buttered, along with all schools The viclim. Wolfgang Ludwig rum ple, there was virtually no (n ,hr rily. the snow provided Marx, died of three wounds from passenger ear travel But anyone vtt)rk for mll)y Pollfc and 1lTf. a .22 automatic fired by John W. who wanted food could get it h) mrn wtro ^r p* busy directing Hampton, 31. of R e r k e l e y , Ifudging waist deep Ihrough the rm rri;rnry w rv|cr f„r is to 20 according In a university spokes­ smm lo ihe city's main business h((ur!, a (la>. An(| ,hr rrK10nsl un- man. Hampton is a CC graduitr. ares. employment of lice rhannrlrd job The alaying took place early to­ less workers to snow shoveling day In Lecontr Hall, where the phyaic* laboratory is located rbores at SJ an hour. It’s hard to eatirnale the coat Hampton told rampus police of Ihe storm to the city. Mayor that Marx, a German-born junior "running Ymrrnt Corsatl Monday night student, had b e e n asked the Common Council for all around" with his wife. Drierc*tr.v $»,(*«) to help handle the mined to seek vengeance. Hamp­ snow expenses. ton armed himself with the gun and started looking for Mar*. CAPE C A N A V E R A U, Ms Hr went straight to the phytirt (UPI i— An Air Force errw launch­ lab, suspecting that Marx would ed vri inlrrrontinentsl Snark miss­ be working late. He spird hit vic­ ile rarly today lo ilart a flight of tim Ihrough an open door, look about 3.an miles down the Atlantie tracking range and hark LOS ALTOS. Calif (U PD -Fu- aim and fired three tim et, Hamp­ The Snark. the nation's only neral services were held today for ton told police. Msrx was hit twice In Ihr heart combat ready ocean hopping mis Bertrand Silen. Ml. retired radio tile, was lo return ami land on station owner and manager who and once in Ihe head. He was its skids here barring any down was National Broadcasting Com­ dead before a doctor from the range mbliaps. No announcement pany war correspondent in The campua hospital arrived. Hampton ran from the build­ Philippines when the war with was expected on the return ing. Janitors who heard Ihe shots Although inure than 80 Snark* Japan broke oul. caught a glimpse nf a man with have been fired, the air breathing weapon is undergoing continued LONDON (UPI) — Sir Arthur a brown sports jacket, hut were research and development tell* Jarratt. 64, managing director for otherwise unable to identify him. About three quarter* of an hour Today s launching, however, wj* Itrlltsh Linn Film* Ltd, died herr later, campus police found Hamp­ a training mission for some nf Ihe Sunday. ton m the building, searching for t r o o p s who would fire the Snark ------In anger if necessary KMIENS, Switzerland (UPII — the pistol he had, dropped. Blasting off »• about &a m. Inin Rudolf floessler, 82. the famous an ovrrra»l xkv, the Snark dropp "l.ury" ul s war-time spy service ed Its lw*t solid fuel bnostrr* wilh that gave the Allies amtrlngly if« familiar flash of flame Then it* eurate information about German powerful turbojet engine powered plans, riled last Friday at his it on il* way The roundinp. air- home here, it was disclosed Mon­ plane like flight wa* expected to day lake about nine hours NEW YORK (UIMV—Mrs Vir The Snark is arltiallv a pitot less bomber rapahle nl . serving gmi* t.llleMr White, 71 widow of a hvdrogen warbrad in it* nn*e Timm a* t White former general rnne It i« guided throughout Ils manager ol the Hrarst organua subsonic flight, while Ihr Alla* Don. dird at St. Luke's Hospital 1CIIM h controlled nnlv while ils Monday alter a brief illness While died in FSM engine* are burning. • • • Student Ambushed By Angry Husband The warmer weather, boosting readings an average of 1* to 13 ‘•'Iff** In »* P*Ih- w |* Iff* * 1*? to reach Into the East today. although it may arrive loo laic lo prevent damagp to northern Florida'a citrus and vegetable crops. O v e r n i g h t readings again plunged to near or below xero in Ihe Great Lakrs region and the Northeast, with below freeiing weather ranging s o u t h w a r d through the Ohio Valley into the Gulf Coast stales. Atlanta had an early morning reading of 23 degrees while Kins as City in Ihe warmer belt re­ corded a 27 degree temperature at the same time. The intense eold m the South land reached into northern Flori da for the serond night, threaten­ ing lo frost crops In the area. Snow flurries swirled across the Great Lakea region during Ihr night and Into parts of the Ohio Valley and New England, with the heaviest.-snow falling in western New York. The weather bureau at Buffato, N.Y . warned of a 5-to 10-Inch snow accumulation in the area with poor visibility due lo blow­ ing and drifting snow. Speed lim­ its were cut from 80 to 33 miles an hour on the New York Thruway south of Buffalo to the Pennsylvania border and in the Niagara and Tonswinda aertioni. Scattered flurries swept the Great Lakes. An accumulation of two Inches was expected today at Detroit. In Ihe northern Great Lake*, where readings again skidded be­ low the xero mark. Coast Guard ice breakers cleared a path for freighters lo return to their wm t»r berths before the Soo Lock closed at midnight, officially end Ing the 1938 shipping seasoa. In Unicago. which Is hesdirq for ils coldest December on ree ord. the weather bureau wrarnee the warming trend was eipcctet to be short lived. A 30-day out look predicted more below-normal temperatures for the eastern hall of the nation. Everybody needs money sometime when you do. . . visit FAM ILY! H you need UP TO $600 phone: FAW n 2-4112 before noon to arriftfe for money the seme day! Motor Court Cited By Duncan Hines The Armitege Motor Court his received national recognition in "Duncan Hines' Lodging for a Night." just off the presa. The Sanford motor court la the only one included in thii city, and it among 4.300 selected lodging places "recommended by Duncan Hines’* out of 100.000 in North America. Cash Yau Rscehre 24 Msaltf. 1170 00 lUOO 720 00 31700 41200 M2 00 S 7.00 1100 1100 1100 2400 uoo F A M ILY VINANC! SIRVKt, INC OF SAMF0II Fraternity Taps Sanford Student 125SouthPirkAnsot Draw: FAirfax2-4412 Swlord, Florida I** Smith of Sanford war among icven men recently initiated lo Kappa Kappa I‘ii. honorary band fraternity at the University' of Florida Kappa Kappa Fsi it dedicated to the service and spirit of the University of Florida hands. Snark Fired, Set For 'Round Trip' Beginning Wednesday Dec. 17, we will be O PEN EV EN IN G S Deaths until QhhLbJtmaA MCRORYS 5-10-25< S T O R E SEE & SAVE The one new car that costs less to buy, far less to operate... IA lth THE O A C . 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S28 98 Dead, 200 Injured In Department Store Blaze Merchants Say Control Uncertain; Commies May Get Reins Mao Will Bolster |r a q Labor Camp Drive 40 Persons Killed; All Doors Locked; Termed 'Mistake' Shoppers T rapped TOKYO (UPlV-Mao Tie - Tung ARSAL, I.rbinon (CPI*— Fortyhat decided to give up the prea BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!I — A manager'* decision to lock the persons were killed last svrekend nre which started In a Christmai front doors aa a precaution idency of Red China to roncenWASHINGTON tUPIl Got Use to the Communist forces irate on hit yob as host of the • in a major government • rebel nativity scene roared through the against looters — a move which Communist Party, Peiping radio ernmrnt official*, anxiously scan­ which support It. claah caused by a simple misund­ Vida Department Store during the trapped hundreds in the flaming ning report* from Rie Middle Official* wrre convinced that announced today. evening rush hour Tuesday, kitt­ building. erstanding Mao la faced with the mammoth East, said today that it is toueh- Communist rlement* in Haghdad ing !** Christmas shoppers—most­ Ironically, the name of the de­ Army infantry, armed tars ?rd and-go whether Iran’s belt*Job of marshaling China’s millions women and children—snd in partment store mean* "life.’* In brightly decorated downtown largest gain, with children * t loth- into "people's communes ’ and guered got ernmrnt will fall rap . • t i n n e d thr demonstrations Jet planet p m rd 'd this rebel ly The fire started at 3:23 p.m. A against William M Rountree, as slrnnsho’d in the Ilekka Valley Juriitg 2fti other* •anford siorts, bualnesa is good. in S and ready-lo wear garment* Peiping said the parly had rieciri high Fire Department official tnfd Many of the Injured were re A quirk survey of i! r.v utown clearing the thelvra. One sales­ ed to put on a drive in this di­ atilani secretary of state, on Mon with morlara, roekrlj and belt- ported near death today. United Press Intel national that it merchant* yesterday brought forth man said, "I know bunnrs* i* rection between now- and April day. They were awiittng Roun fire In perhaps the bloodic*t bat­ The prr-Chrislma* tragedy was was caused hy a short circuit in eilimatas of from fiva to 33 per good—I can tell by the way my tree's first hand report on the sit tle Lebanon ha* *vilnr**rd in the compounded by a lark of rear the colored lighlt that ornament­ The move, to take effect prob­ rent more business this vrar than feet hurt.’’ door* of the department store, a ed a huge tableau of the Holy ably in March, was opposite to ualion In the Mindle East last, with the biggest week yet to la*t eight months Manager! differed on the elfreta . the change in the leadership of lack of safety equipment and the Family in thr center of the Officials berr disclosed that come. Village elders reporltsl V* per­ of the cool weather—aome noticed ihe Soviet Union last March when store’* ground floor. Department atorea report the • an increase, others thought it a Rountree* a rm a l In Kaghdad sons were kilted and more than The flames, fed by paper and Party Chief Nikita S. Khrushchev was preceded by rioting in Basra 100 wounded In an eight hour hindrance. All agreed that an ex- assumed a dual role and took over straw- in the simulated manger, Minute Maid orange juice will In MHithera Iraq, nrar the Per­ battle with army unlis which en I tra shopping day will help gross the premiership. spread to nrarby counter* piled be served tomorrow morning to the sales during the season tremend­ Western diplomats hrre and in Chamber of Commerce “Orfre" sian Gulf. In Beirut, official circled the town on high ridges with highly Inflammable plastfg ously, "although we arr already Washington did not rrgard the *n- Lluh at Mr* Aprleby a Valdes sourer* rrpurled that armored overlooking it. toy* and gift* Jet fighters mads live runs on far ahead of last year’s **lrs at nminrrmrnl as a downgrading of Hotel restaurant Through the ears and alrrratt were employed In a nutter of seconds, the In lighting around a former rebel the village, firing marhinrguns this lime.’’ one said. Biography Of Pope flame* rarrd arroaa the ground the 63 vrar old Mao But the party courtesy of John Eos, president of stronghold in central lebanon and rorkrli. In addition to Ihe Merchant* handling toy* said central committee showed concern the giant concentrate company, the VATICAN CITY i LTD - The Itoh Brown, county aiming board floor of the store In Bogota a fash­ llnurirr. the Irani government human easualtirs, Ihe mail Into ionable ilh Avenue. trapping first biography of Pope John they were going slowly, although by telling agitator* to give full juice will supplement coffee and of Premier At>dcl Karim Kassem the city w it studded with dead director, submitted a pile of plat* score* of person* In the re a r por­ appliances arr mot ins, “ Necessit­ explanations throughout the coun­ ibmghnuls usually serted XXIII was on sale hrre today. for approval yesterday loforc sheep, cows and donkey* killed in was thr principal subject of con­ ies are getting the bigger play, try so “there may be no misun­ Charlie Morrison public rela­ Seminole County Commissioner*. tion of thr building. manager said By the umc firemen reached tions director for the Chamber, cern for Middle East evperts to Ihe wild tiring derstanding.’’ Quake Shakes Tokyo oneSales The hoard approved Brown’* The tragedy occurred t*rrau*r in lower priced departtlie scene, only 3 minute* after will once more play the role of day Kassem’* government. Uvrn Successor .Not Named TOKYO IL P II — A brief earthrecommendation that property be­ the otticial broadcast did net Master uf Ceremonies, inliuduc- In the revolt of July Nth hat of a misunderstanding which sir longing to ( harir* Bloom near the afsrm rounded, the whole .tttuake shook tall buildings In m ult aluiva were lepuitrsj at been beset from lor oegmning to | veloped when rival villagers across downtown Tokyo today but there ceilent", with many items already name a successor for Mao but Ing new businesamrn and resident* pressures from the Communist* thr valley fired in Ihe air at a Mrkiva be toned commercial to front of thr building waa in out of stock Jewelers reported who hate not attended before. reports reaching Tokyo said aging arai no report of major damage. allow Bloom In build a hotel and (lame* The work of the firefight­ • ilea up 30 per cent o trr last Marshal Chu Teh would be moved Farewell* will be said to Cdr. and from the supporters of Presi­ funeral Arsal resident*, thinking restaurant adjacent in hi* golf er* wa* hampered by rush-hour year: going fast are watches, sil­ up from xiee chairman to chair­ Joe Tully, just relumed from the dent Gamal Abdel Nailer'* Unit­ Ihe fire was directed at them, course. crowd* milling around the build­ Actress To Many opened up. ver and specially piece* for wo­ man. ing. Mediterranean. Cdr. Tully leave* ed Arab Rrpublir. Submitted for consideration was HOLLYWOOD (LTD - Act men. Details of the action, which an are* in Lake Monroe, already Diplomatic sources in Cairo Moat of Ihe dead w rre suffocat­ The central committee made Sanford thia month for duty in rest Sherae North and Dr. tierMany of the local stores were so have predicted the Com muni tit took place about fifty* miles north rather lhao burned. A fire of­ hart R. Sbmmer. a Beverly Hills busy that a Herald reporter the derision a week ago today hut Washington. He is former com­ probably would take over the of Beirut along an iiotatrd strip ■occupied by Ihe new post office. ed I be former commercial area has ficial said he found Indie* piled psychoanalyst, util he married couldn't see the manager; they apparently withheld publication manding officer of VAII-S, the Iraqi gov ernmrnt in a mailer of of the Syrian - lehancte frontier, been swallowed by the Interitate 30 deep against the re a r wall of uniil the agitator* could prrpare “Savage Sons of Sanford". tonight. were waiting on customers. The the mastea in meettng* through ' Orfre'* Club member! will meet weeks if Ihe pro Moscow drill were not released in Beirut until Highway. the ground floor where stamped­ Tuesday. only ones left out in Uie cold thia out Red China. there la not stopped. at 10 a. m. A shopping renter may U- buUt ing crowds fought desperately if What’s His Name? year seam to be the loan compan­ near the Southwest road, Country an effort to escape. % MOBILE, Ala. (LTD - roller ies. People aren't borrowing money Club Road area, subject tn approv­ Jailed George A. Million Tuesday for Christmas presents; they're al. Three commercial budding! on a charge of pasting bad charging them. have already been built in the rhecki. One downtown merchant rreditsection ed hit advertising promotion with Further jtlwm included rrsonSANTA B A R B A R A , C alif.'Mr*. Duncan has met with ioul Uir ground* that it had not twen ; were held m connection with OlRebels Hurl Stones Ilia report of a 33 per cent in lUPI l—Authorities today m ade'play," Dial. Ally. Vern Thomaa consummilrd. ga's diiappearance, but police and Ing of I-ake Mary for eommervlal NICOSIA, Cyprus iLPD — J ! ! “ l 2 *'*! She was arrested Iasi .Satuiday FBI agents, who entered the cate use. Public hearings have bern set • r>.u 'f< Intensive search for the lyody of **W. Olga disappeared Nov. 17, Greek Cypriots stoned ftritiih mil­ ■hem know you hate it. .they II less than six months alter marry- when authorities said they Ira m e I on the assumption that Olga might fur Jan 30. itary vehicles after Gov. Hugh come and lake it away," he said. Mri- u l*» l‘unc*"- ’w- ' hn' f fo* attorney Frank Human. Six plat* were approved fur new of the confessed impersonation have '-een knlnappesL said no WASHINGTON <UPl i—Authori­ Tool refused reprievrs for t«u Encouraging note irom drug mother-in-law has admitted Irapvry fJ Fllial-eth Duncan, it. the Tw» men. Luis Estrada Moya, charge* have been filed again*! sulwllvision arra*. O. I*. Herndon tative* sources said today the spe­ Greek terrorists sentenced to store*, steady at all season*; biai- nutating her in order to dissolve lnother in lau is held In -ail in Hants Barbara,and Auguittne dark of circuit court, suggested the turn. cial House Elections Committee ness generally is up 10 per cent the -young death. . woman* marriage, tso.ooo ball for traveling to near- Baldorado. -X, Camarillo, Calif. Alga* father, Elias Kuorysk, that rummitsionera re«pilre an ab­ would recommend that segrega­ befoic the uaual last minute, tilth “Me have grave suiplcton* that ^ Ventura with an unidentified ' said l*Uera from Olga after her stract with each plat before t«n- tionI*t Dale Alford not be seated lor forgotten gift* *P!ane To Arrive • wan-Aug. 6 and o -laming an an­ •marriage complained that her sideration. Mack Cleveland Jr.. pending a thorough Investigation HAVANA a r i l - The first of nulment of her son'* marriage. mother • in > law rame In her Imaid attorney vra* asked to inves­ of his write - in vlrtory over Rep. three big British made turboprops Duncan i* representing lit* apartment "and reviled her every tigate Ihe coat* of the abstract* Drool* Hay* (D Ark.J. which Cuban* Airlines plana to mother in the criminal proceed­ lefnrr a derision la made time her husband was at work." They made the prediction as the uta in it* Transatlantic service is A landlady- at Ihe apartment ing committ re In a surprise mnr* scheduled to reach here today, Ventura Hist Ally. Hoy Guvlaf* where Olga bird after thr sepa­ met with Hays behind closed lon late Turadiy night said Mrs. ration said Olga's estranged hus­ door* and llien tatted a public *e*. — \ lailliarto of Itunran admitted paying a airing band ronlimird In visit her and Tidal Wave Hits , , HE RUN (U P.. . -------------. . . slon tn hear hiv statement on tho Seminole County schooli "III oftrn stayed all night Herbert Ilelirrns, one of the last |„-niic proportions has been sent rr fnn In |w>vr a* her son while MLASCO, Chile (LTD - A ronlroi eriy. dole Friday for the Christmas hoi tidal wave earned away more few independent farmers in Semi to jail - leaving behind two dir posed as l)tga. They obtained “One day in November, .Mra. One mender said the committee than (S yard* of the sea wall in noic County, was first again with wives, a doien or more kiddies an annulment of the marriage on 'J »>* *"<1 reopen Jan. 3. Elisabeth Duncan rame looking probably would wind up action The nearly three wreks ol vaca for Olga,** the landlady sakl. "She #n(j the 19 young ladles he be %Ahe harbor area of thia north Chi­ hi* celery rrop, late today on the complaint of lion rarm workers on Behrens' Ji , fim s engaged to In the last four r lean port Tuesday, causing i-ona f L- J L J " T will see «several v « « . thousand "’•’w.-.o, ,l4 in -| houip so slir came lltlu inv rlectinn irrrgularilira filed against WI’ J T PALM REACH (llP li— acre* darted cutting the rrlery jears sidrrabie damage to the docks but Some rily officials here want Alford by a l ittle Rock publisher. last week, but were called In be^ „ „ o( «,.)ciroW „ rm< no reported casualties, Hays, in a brief appearance be­ to spike ttwise spike heels ory cause rain after only duo crate, somme-r was reported in Ihe Ea.l This will Ik- a vacation fur them, the Iasi thing stir’d do ' fore the (ommlttee, commended women'* slvoe*. had been harvested, tutting U |Cfrm in newspaper Die Union of and for teacher*, who have n o n e ________________ Road Budget Set The reason: Too many women It* inquiry but reiterated hit de> of their own, but weary parent* TALLAHASSEE ( UNI -R o ad again under way in the field* of r)rel(Jrj, are falling on city sidewalk* and etvlon not to ror.test the election. will breathe a sigh nf relief when Chsirmin Joe Grote gut says the trI f n f , r ! ' , Sommer was sentenced to Hirer But Hays did not appear to filing big damage claims Member* the Church of the ’hr door* open again the Monday total Road Departmrnt budget f»r P *ni Wi '*M >c*r» and »*« months in Jail (or „ clnurt. of ............. ................. City Attnrnc) Egbert llcall said have rinsed the dmir against the ila>t in Auguii flrhrrni h it frj U d nirft and rm bfiflrm rnt. In V iurcnr vcill ittrm l In * body Ihi* a^ rf • the n n t two years will be some Tuesday Ihal women (lie 91 per possibility he might tak e the seat JU76.I9S.000 — Including construc­ ' r “ * .*l f' i ^* a^(jr^ addition. Ihf court ordrrrd him tn annual Chrillm at concert nf the Motnriata arc m rn rd to tie per llritv Attack Squadron One. rrnl of the damage vuita against in cirn t the House s h o u l d rule of other (arm. for many y c r , p, y ,Urn„ f l tion, maintenance and admlnistraSeminole High School Glee Club tirularl) earelul during this vara no„ .(sUoned al N k S. Jack- the cit) for sidewalk falls "Mostly that he wa* rnlitlad to tt. according to M. L. Lullum of -pj,f paper laid Sommer prom­ tonight. Prayer meeting at the tlon period, as new bicycles and %tioe. „ni m0vP to the Sanford It’* older women who wear these Mouse Democrat* already Hava Chase and Co. ised to marry 19 women between rhurrh ha* been cancelled. roller skate* may hr tried out on _\lr 4 | ,^|r j?utj„n Feb. 2. spike* to look like 18 year old* at least trntatlirly excluded Al* Harvesting of the crop, which I93( and 1939—and ten of them Budget Whittled \pproaimately 304 enlisted men and gu tripping down the aide- ford from their ranks by failing Congregation! of the Christian heavily traveled street*. may run to JO or M.ooo crates, TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) -M e m ­ will rontinue through January Thp Imre him children. One of them and Missionary AUianrr rhurrh Claisrowmi in nearly all rounty , and 2 officers will slari moving walk." hr said. In Invite hint to a party caucus bers of the Itudgct Commission quality wa* (lrienhcd by Cullum had twins. and Ihe First Christian ( hurrh •ihnol* will resound with Christ their fainlllp* In this are* when He reeommrndrd that each Jan. 6. Thl* pavrd the way for an During thia period Sommer was to attend mat raroli and laughter Friday, official order* arr released today began the big job of whitt­ a* "beaultfur. tlehren called It city fmpln>e become a “sidewalk almost certain showdown vote on actually married, for a second Ihe performance. There will h* no *• students enjoy Chrillmat part YAH l was thr first squadron watchdog" tn report any rrark or wtwther In sdmil him nt til to ling down proposed spending of ''nice looking so far." lime, in 1936 At that time, the to take thr AID Sky-warrior *■ drfeet In the sidewalks state egfncies for the romlng two ten ices at Ihoae churches tonight. lev befnrr vacation begin* the majority party report said, he already had four Choir practice was held Tuenlay lioard ship, when ll Imanled the years. Hay* slid he wa* not prepared Hut Ben York, Rrrreatiun illegitimate children UKS Forrest*1 for *n around the- Director, suggested even more to testify on Ihe Irregularities al­ , „ . . of .whose . .ex night al Ihe First Presbylrrian titrnee he failed to inform his y-jjyjfi, ^ th*t member* could al world cruise The squadron won .Just Not Prepared leged hv Ullle Rock Publisher drasltr action wife thr l!'S7 Chief nf Naval llpcr* tend the high school program ^ ATLANTA (LTD - Policemen lie urged the Florida l.eague of John Wells to liavn occurred in Hons Sxfrly Award Senior High Choir will prarlirr si nC. B Wooster and E F. Sikes Municipalities adopt a resolution thr Nov I election A can of non-perishable frmd Cdr Sid Ilanry, former v*«*ru against spile heel* on tho theory s .m p. m at the First Methodist hid to ahandon their pursuit of will be the admission fee Friday JACKSONVILLE lU Pli - Flor Church Instead of the regular time id I "had Via Virst' potto' free perl ml speeding hot rodder* Tueaday fur the Junior High dance at thr "If you buy ’em. you'll break ^ i... „week ..v in .................sl! thr laken over as skipper nf Ihe your neif. " The concert will begin with a last when they ran out of gas seven months, Sanford Civic Cenier. Jackxinville squadron, Ihe only candlelight processional at I p m tlale Health Board reported Turv Ktudent* will wear costumes ap­ LITTLE ROCK. Ark ( U P li- In the school auditorium. llca*y Attack Wing One group *day. Too Hot, Too Cold propriate In the Christmas aeason. Thr Arkansas Legislative Council , The total poljo ease* fur Ihe not bated at Sanford EDINBURGH. Scotland lUPIs — Trues will be awarded for the is attempting ’o prove that Com vrar remains at 219. compared lu l/ird Guthrie, judge of the Court best individual and beat couple munlit activity u at the bottom Considerable rlondineas. No im ttf for the same period In 193;, ol Session* here, adjourned a ease costumes. of the integration rrltii at Crn liurtanl Irnip-raturr c h a n g e * lltr Board said. _ . , — Tuciday because the courtroom The food will !>e given to The iral High School which started in When univrrilty and college stu­ l>IO'.t*.lt lhm -lay. High thl* alterwas loo hot On Tuesday he ad Nitration Army for distribution September 1937. Apparent!) last week’s cold spell C o t t l e m e f l S OTOUD held down *nv new outbreaks uf r nnuo H0 to Hi, low tonight 30 to i t . dent* from the 33 institutions ol -ttjourned another case in the same to needy families. Christmaa Ally. Gen llruie Hennrtt said Herman F Mnrrl* owner of the voiiheavlrrly wind* In in hi mile* higher learning tn Florid* leava LONIKIN (L P l! - tjucen l.l.ra ||>r lr first „time mr „sinse mr the disease for „Ihe reurtroom because it was too dance hour* are 7:30 to 10:34 hearing* would prove that racial their classrooms Friday, Highway beih danced with a policeman and ,hf ,rfort<1 Hffk of Junti thc Holril My Ranch in o.teen <a«>flK tH per hoar. p. m . under Ihe direction of the agitation in the South is a Com­ vice president of Ihe Volusia Coun Patrolmen and Sheriff** Deputies Princeu Margaret waltrrd with said Recreation Department. munist conspiracy. ty Cattlemen's Association Triday will be doubly laved. a footman at Buckingham Palace'* Not Worth The Time night. An ritimated (3 000 student* will annual Uhriitma* party for ihe BIRMINGHAM, England t l T l i The meeting wa* held at Spring home hold staff Tursday night •well Christmai travel on Florida —Frederick Martin, 33, started a Creek Farm In Samsula when Highways, adding to the already 'lore than 3m footmen maid* rx ; D io r * ■_ Ihreemonlh jail sentence today wives of members wrre housekeepers butlers and others L /IG S .’ (V IlC S r N O O y . . entertain WASHINGTON (UPI I - The increasing traffic problems of the for counterfeiting two shilling (76 who worked in the palace had iheir \,rl r nfn M in ^holl It Young Demncrais National ron approaching holiday ira in n . cents) coins that he admlltrd Arrest* fur traffic violation* have cliantr to rub elhowa and even ,)4,„ u |n , t„t l t nurimc Barbecued beef, pork and lanih irntinn will lie held al Miami -would not have footed a child of swelled in Seminole County during dance wiih the royal family unlit t„,m, | , , t nighi at 7 93 were furnished by Sam T u n e and Beach nest April. eight." midnicht f,„rn J in |, , n 7 m Ohio, she Elmer McDonald Nelson l-anrlnnc, president ol ths< past two weeks, according to Other officer* circled were El- the Young Democrat* Club* of official* in police, sheriff and Prince Philip alio eha cha il with tame her* from Sullivan. U , in Dougherty, president. Ralph America, said principal Item* on highway patrol d« part ment*. El,ne'ud,nt '«* Sh* w« ?, T^nV^d^rHarrurTcurer'Iro!! the agenda for the April 17-19 con­ restive speed ii charged against CUSHING. Okla. (UPI) -N eigh death. Assistant Payne County Al( ongrejatlonal Chureh and the ear Ufor|# Hart, director, hort filled In the detalla today of torney Dennis Cubbage .aid WU- p l'*c• Bouaekeoper. ference include organiring a col­ most of the drivrr* apprehended. ler the the bed., bed I The Wu^en. wearing a green sal- 'leg of the f.attrrn Star. ___________ ____ Ihe 90-year-old rerluse who want­ Hams was probably under Florida is only a few week* a lege political program, reviewing Survivor* include one son. Tout* , — , . Norm an Godfrey and Robert ed to be alone so badly be starved “because he was seared of being ln evening gowrn embroidered with way from rinsing the book* on an-' the work of the group’* new wo­ t Scholl Mar Route. Stnford I TO L O D D i n S D lC S ,* emeralds, and Prlnreu Margaret Shepke of South Seminole County himself to death although he had robbed." men’s division, and planning for other vrar uf highway death and ' ” were irked by County Commiriion more than 310,090 in his pocket. Mr* Ed llaviu. appointed Mil- In • alrapl*** pink ball dresa. were irre grandchildren and eight destruction. In Ihe first 11 months the 196) presidential convention ers to £*t hida from p rim e eon The body of Georgr W. William* Barns' guardian about five years n**r‘-v outdone in splendor bv the gieal grandchildren. Lane lone laid Florida wa* chos­ of thia year tt died in traffic. Al Funeral serviee* will be held at , tractor* for road psv ing on Prairie was found Tueaday by a minister ago, said :h* though William* wis Christ mas cake, lopped hy a sugar l p. m Friday at Ihe Gramkov* , ,r * 4 Coppim. 81. of Orange en for Ihe meeting because of the tho prrsrnl rale of death toll, lha Lake Road. after the neighbors said they had destitute. Furnishings in his five-; Sandringham church Funeral Home with Ihe Rev. J Blvd., I’lula, died Her, IS in a “ vigorous parly urganitalion work 1936 total will surpass last year's Die two had »*l,ed thr rounty to not teen him for severs' days room iiouae consisted of Ihe tied, Bernard Itool officiating, Inicr -Sorth Florid* l>ov|iil*l He rame now being done there under the figure euntidrrably. the paving If residents paid He was found lying under thr one chair, a kitchen table, one Iw n Michigan tS year* guidance of Gov. LeRov Collin*." ment will follow in Evergreen 1,1 Captain To Visit for materials. bed in his home. There was r>o plate and two stoves * ’ ago. and wa* a retired tinimltb Cemater). Overhead Waa Low CommiiiMUttr* told the men they foed in thc houae Tho minister who found the Capt. James Raedy. former and carpenter. had tht authority to award the con­ But a small bundle In hit hip body, When Herbert Bens. 33. went lata Rev. said llatWing One comnianucr commander will “ "*■• Marshall Brown, »••>* iiwtnsn* vmc ’vm g» n t ___ ilr. Coppfn* Is m nlvcd bv one Matter Of Degree tra* t for the road paving, but no pocket, wrapped neatly in a worn WiUiims had lived by himself for irrivt in Sanford early nevt >rek A OHlI} I / O j f N n O Ittp O ti niece. Mr*. Fox of California, RIPTON, Vt. - f U P i l - After business for himself his only ex­ authority to accept their money. cloth, contained four 11,000 bills. four year* “ because be wanted to for a visit with his wife and Dvr MIAMI (U PI) — Thieves stole Graveside services will be ton- ihe library here wee closed for panse was for a flashlight, h it ha Mack Cleveland Jr. was request­ 37 <100 bills. 31 330 bills. €3 120 *. he alone." He said be had never childrrn at Silver Lakr. Laid.*700 worth of jewels from the ducted at Sylvan U ke Cemetery the winter because the building tnded up losing *34 cm the vaned by thc board to attempt Irgls- and a tio bill More than Sion seen any food In the houie Reedy 1* now commanding effie home of Mr*. Ralph Roil Tuesday Saturday at 10 a. m. by the Rev. was unhealed, the school board fur*. Utica during next Aprils state was found in Williams' billfold in Williams, a formar city trta -ic r of the aircraft carrier USS when she took her airdils watch­ Cecil Shaffer, Weileyen Metho­ made ■ room available in in old Bent w u (load *34 wfcei polka • legisUturo permitting the county another pocket surer of the neerby community o f 1Lexington, which will dock m Sen dog, Taffy, to Ramona’s Canine dist Church. schoolhouie which had been aban­ caught him charging hockey faxi to accept thr money and build A coroner * inquest listed star­ Yale, had been dead about three 1Diego Friday, after a lour in the Beauty Parlor for a shampoo and Gramlove Funeral Home ia in doned because it wae In* geld 21 cen u It park la • h t a parking vation a* the nlfirial rause nf dajri _Mi» roadr ■Pacific. hairrul. charge of arrangement* for pupil* area near the arena. Yule Sales Up Coffee Club Plans To Consume Juice County Receives Plats On Property Hews Briefs Mother-In-Law W ins, Body Is Sought Behrens Harvests First Celery Here Students To Start Holiday On Friday Two Wives, Dozen Kids; Engaged To 19; Real Lothario Concert Scheduled At School Tonight Food Is Ticker’ To Student Dance Spike Spike Heels, iAuthorities Plead ... r : ,l^ M ,v ,7 , ^ Squadron To Move Here In February Florida Registers Polio-Free Week Council Seeking Red-Negro Links Morris Will Head Royalty Waltzes With Commoners Get Bids, County Says On Road Plea Congress To Snub Arkansas Winner Young Demos Set Session In Miami Mrs. Ellen Scholl Man Starved To Death, Had $10,000 In Pocket Funeral Saturday ■ssae Weather Students To Swell Traffic On Roads �• - Ik a r a f t I-W od., Dae. IT. 1981 l in f ir ) fe ra l! FIRST CHOICE OF THRIFTY SANTAS... Serve W illi Tiny Nanlii to your family with a plump, juicy nml flavor-packed ARP turkey. There beautiful bird* vvere rained by the country** finest frowert * . . and apecUlly aelecled by ARP‘e expert furkey buyer#. For Itirkeva Ihls fine, Ihe pricen are truly exceptional, Gel your Chrlntmna turkey at ARP today. GRADE “A" FROZEN DRESSED A DRAWN IIHUAD BREASTED **pray C IM X IU 'l’iV SAUCE 1 - Lb. L'nni YOUNG HENS YOUNG TOMS 43* Aluminum Foil REYNOLDS Lb. WRAP 25 ^ BEING TESTED — A3J "VljrlUnic.’' ilealvned and manu­ factured l>y thr Columbus Division nt North American Aviation. Inc., for thn U. S. Navy, la ehown durlna test fllfht at Columbus. Equipped with an integrated bomb* Inf-navifation ayatam, the Vigilante la capable of pin* point navigational accuracy. It can deliver Ixtth conven­ tional and nuclear weapon* at l.iifh and low altitude* and at auporaonir apeeda. Aircraft la to He baaed on aircraft camera. Navy Bombing Derbies Of Future To Be Supersonic tno fln t time on Aug. 3I, Since d il (nuclear) weapon* el high range typei. that lime, after in initial lint lillludei ind iperdi hut It iltn With lie integrated bnmhlng na period in the Cnluintmi area, Ihr ran uperale ‘'on Ihe rierb" wllh vigati-mal ivaiem. Ihc Vigilante n Visilanla w it flown to Palmdale, *both nuclear and non nuclear wea­ rapahla of pinpoint navigational •crurarv. Calif., for continuation af the pro­ pon! gram, The terond AJJ recently Tha AJJ it equipped to atrikiIn addition lo Hi ability to rarry made III firil fliiht and li bentf effectively in limited wae hy de­ a variety of orrinanra (nuclear, lent flown In the Columhm a re a ., livering homhi or low vield nu- nonnuclear bomb*, m in llrii the The AJJ comhlnei wide vena- elear weapoot over Inns ili.tencef AJJ ran be equipped with a "bud liltty with Hi I’lprrior perform It ran aim be railed upon fnr dy tanker * refueling package. Thu anee It ran daliver nnt only ipe- , rironnaiianca and inlelligence will enable the Vigilante to funr non ai a tanker to refuel othar miuioni. A unique failure of Ihe AM li ilrike aircraft. Recauir of ill high ipted, mm Oviedo iti method of homh delivery. Hnmhi are ejected nut lha tail •uvarabilily, amt range, thr Vigl from a "lln tir" bomb hay. Thli lento may ho flnwn on tingle air li, in effect, a tunnel running plane attack miliiona without langthwlu in (he aft taction of fffhltr eicort. Drilgnrd lo he bated on aircraft The annuil Chriitmai luncheon coriage hindmide hy Mri. Kith- the fuielage. rarrieri, thr AM alio hat a abort rneeUni waa held hy the Oviedo ryn Partin. Tha A3J U wall lulled fnr field takeoff capability, l-ow-ipced Thoie mending, other than the launching air in mrfara miMlIri— flight chiraclcriiiigi are enhanced 1 Womin i club, Friday noon, at tho City Hall Memorial building, with hoit and h o ilr't, were Ihe Mel* both abort ranga radical and long by boundary layer control, Thli it d am n 1fettle flagidelr. Geo Lein■j lir a . It. W, Kttei. preaidlnr. a lyitctn of blowing high pressure Mlnlilura polled palmi. decorat. hart, J. (1, Reailey, Geneva Abell, air over lifting lurfarei. l/ili Ruddell, Grady K. M uhin. ed with tiny Chriitmai omementa, Carrier deck handling I* firil! ■raced Ihr aerving tahte. The piano Orma Meltilf. J. T Bryant. Uovd laird through lha uia of power lop wai banked with pelnielllai Dunklee, n>de Dunlin-. ,\, FI. •leering on the note wheel of the flanked by red eandlei. PraaldinF* Tedford. Vera flell and Min Car­ AJJ. table held a centerpiece of red ol ^Ifotd. The AJJ can ilrike effectively • eandlei. laalher fern end Chriit. Paarl Marila Circle and survive from all weapon• m i l omamenu. Tha kitchen wai Mrtnberi of Ihc Pearl Marlin launching atlitudai ai well aa from aeparaled from the main room Circle met at Ihe home of Mri, all altitudaa. From dote aupport with a large Santa Ctaui and ran- Joe I. Reality for their Chriitmai minion* at "on lha deck" alti­ lail Friday night. Mri, C. eilaa. An Angal Choir completed By JDK HAMMOND tude!, lu vary high allitudea, it ii • tha dacoralteni. rie and Mri. J. W. Henley Mn. Carmrta It. Ray, rounty a weapon lyatem that will algnlTha dinnar manu wii Iradlllnnal* were cnhoilaiiei. •upervlior of tha Stain Depart- flrantly attend thr atriking power ly Chriitmai, andlng with Individ The Chriitmai thimw wai car­ mini of Welfai* ipoke for the nf the U. S. Navy. ual eup cake* lopped with a poln* ried nul In I'tful deroratloni In monthly marling of the bentwood aalUa and a miniature areen can. Ihe parly roomt, Chamber of Cnmmrrrr. Depart die. Mn. Mlllon (lore, auliied by The record "The Story of Ihe mrnlal work wai riplained and Hunflian Popular CHAMPAIGN, III. -—(CPI r Meadimei Ales Leinhirt, Charln Mltleit Angel," narrated hv Lnrrl* henafita to the needy and aged cit Four full tun# faculty memberi T. Niblick, J. Y. Harrii, Ralph ta Young, w n played. Member* td Neely, Thaadore Aulln Sr. A. II. alio rnfoyed iharina a Chruiinii Alio Micaktng before tha group now learh rtu<»i»n at tha I’nlver* ally nf lllinnia, wblrh began the chYrgV ** Sl,1#y w#r* *n , cird received from Helen Mai wai )I. ft. Ruherda who gate an enurae in IJIti with Juat one teach* Interfiling and intpiring reminder lera, a mminnary in Nigeria. er. Mri, William H. Martin deliver­ Itrfrrihmenli of fruit ra te , Irm of thr true meaning of Chriitmei, ed the devotional and Iwn ChrlitThe "Enirmhta" of l.vroen High m i l reidlntr. with one iihen from on loaf eaVe, rooblea and murd llrn eJub, directed hy M n. Caro Birthday For Juror nttla were pem d hy the hniteiiei, tha Bible. •lilted hy ’tln e i Taro! and Jan yn Gore, tnlartiinrd with carol RUTLAND. V L - a 'r i l - W h ! l e M n. George Carlton introduced •Reailey. iflectiom. pretiding at a tag avation cats, tha Oviedo High Beheol charue and The meeting wai held la at ThuriAttending, In addition to the hntlU. S. Diatrlct Court Judge F.mral their eandutlor, Jim Mertwthar. day with Preildrnt Joe Screaney, v*he entertained mem ben and e u n were Meidantei J . |« Mil- prriidmg and gutil appearanrri \V, Gih*on heard that one of the colm. Tom Diniell, A. R. Tedford. Juror* waa crlrhreling a birth­ ■ w ill with ram! laleriioni. , r r «W«4 ^ Mra. H*mllton. day. After rourt adjourned. GibMri. Gearge Maine cipreiied Vera' Reii', T V ' v m n p H n '"and I program committee chairman ton had drputy marihal Jnaepli aapraeiltion to member* far thalr W. F. Jackinn. Cemmunliy (hrlitm ai Cemmlllre Breen ting "Happy Birthday" to Katie Sue Circle kindneil and Cooperation in link Committee henii for Hie annual The Katie Sue Circle nf the Flnt Community Chri«tmi* party are: the entire Jury. Ing the community ting a niccati Raptlal church rntrrtaincd mem­ Tho general collection derived Mr*. I.argent, general chairman; from Ihe tong aervlce wai donated ber* nf the Sunbeam Hand with John Reemi and Dorothy llralh, to "•» Cvmmiinlly fund h r lh* a Chrltlmat party, ret a nil), at donalioni; children'* giftt, Mri. the church. Cake baked In ire Joe Screenev. gtfta. Mri. Ralph Ban-)'. Mr*. John Courier Jr. dlimined cream rnnra and 'rotted waa a m Hammond and Mra. I.. I,. Cot; tba group with the reading el Ihe rd to the children. Mri. Ulllnq Ice eream, Mra. Ileorgr Otto; rr Club Prayer at the clme of (he Gore, leader, prrarnlnl each child glalration. Mra Rarl Duncan. wilh a Chriitmai atqcking and Al| children from n-ie month lo bualaeia u n io n earlt alto rarctved an angel WSCI N BITING t; yrgra of age and reaiding In the Their praiant were Sandy Mai. Longwood area ihould he regiaterTba WICC of Iho P in t Meihodut colm. Chrlaty Pawaon, Angela church held Ibtir general butlaett ed. mealing, Monday afternoon at Fe|. Ray, Pat Rurkalcw, Tommy Mal­ Card Parly lowahlp Hall with Mri. Charln 0. colm. Pally Dawaon. Allen Dan The ancillary of Chrlat Kpucopal nlel. tula tinre, fluthie Aulln, Jan church will hold Ihclr *crimd caul Shaffer preiidlng. M n. llowird Anderion, tiavlone el Alrvandcr, Ren Wheeler. Ann party n( Ihe teivnn ai the new Reach diilrlit preildtnt of the io. Riggina. Bonnie Metcalf, Debbie Tarith Hall, tonight at a o'clock claty, w u guilt ipeiker. A tea Ward, Ktnntth Alcaander, Beth Retrrvhmenti will he ttrved and honoring Mn. Andanon waa held Gore, I.inda Gammaie. Katie lit- don| priaei awarded. im m edlittly following thr mealing rey, Martha Ragsdale. Charle* RapU*l Bunbcamt Aulln, l.anrr Mu*e and Dnuglaa Fholn I’rngnm Sunbeam* of the Firat naptial DawM.n. Mein hen of ihe F in t Meth-elut chureh. under the leadrrahlp of Joung Progla'a I'cwcram and P in t Paptlal church chain Mra. Carl l-ommltr, weep enterMemberi of lha Voung People*! Mil) Join ta preunt a ijvtriel (lined at a Chrlilmaa party 1(at when you d o ... Chriitm ai m u lc tl entertainmint Department of the Firal Riplut weak. program n n t Sunday night, at th- Churrlr are rchraraing a program Membert beard rea<|inga from visit FA M ILY ! Mrthodiit church. Following the for the Wcdnriday night praver th* Miailnn Hook and ihe alary nf program, in open home for the meeiing aervlce, Chritlma* Kve, the t hrift fluid while viewing Na If you need Mr*. Milton Gore la directing, llvlty Keene arranicmcnia. Addl ■aw recreation renter will he held rm an ala D inning (he rngtie will be Jim tianal work wai dona on the Chrlat UP TO 1600 Mri. It. V, Rccvra of Marnn, ma» project. M m lw either. Mn. George Meant and W. 11. Marlin, planlit and Ga , ia the guevt of her *nn in law Rrfreahmenta nf punch, rookiea arganiit of ihe Firil liiptivt •nd daughter, Mr. and Mri. J. It and Chritlma* candy were »er*»d phoni; FAirfag 2*461? chureh. will arcompany Ihe choin, June* and grandson. Dm and each ehild rartlved a Chrlat Mr. and Mri. Jata Maggard. m il Candle upon departure. Mamhen nf the Oviedo High biforg noon lo srrsnge Mhael glee club wilt be mtluded who ha Vi bean vlilting their hro County 4 H Parly Iher ln law and filter. Mr. and far a m uiittl number. for money the sim t diyl Longwood 4 II memtwra were In Mri. II. R Spencer, have returned eluded In the too 4 It boya and Miry U wIm (Tula t D » Mary Lawton cirri, mem "* ' h r,r 'n !»»•»)v«)», hy. lirla. with trailer* and paienta, Cat* Yu ft Uaat.'f hcra held a covered duh aupper ' |r • f 'r* l* nn ' oll»r ,*r<l attending ihe annual Chriylmat ■«t(v* ftr"t»ti in d Chriitmai parly at tha new ln* -I" law, parly at lha Home Drmnnatra. hem* af Mri. G. Alford tail Mr*' **ul* Moaler and four grand- Gan Canter In Sanferd, Haturday t r e* IDOOO Thu rad ay night rhildren of Charlotte, M ich. for Darember a IMW DM Tha home waa beautifully deco ,h* t h r l "m i» holidi)i. Gamra, plannad hy tha eaacuttve J.'OCO 1100 •t•d ler the ni ce non with Iradi eommiltre were led by Cecil Tuckjwoo 1100 tonal tree and ornam m u Pmk rr munty aganl All preaenl Join4)1 M J4M and while pradommated in the HUTUND. VI. - ( U P ll - Wil­ ed Ihe amgmg of Chritlmat carula. JGOO J200 tolar ache me, Ilomamada liam II. M «ar paid U lar laa ............ , . reoklrt, prepared by Mr. and Mra, Alford wero pr* parking tickata and added a note 4 " s 'rU t,ub memhert and punch, tented o white faible by circle reading, "I regret Ihaae but ai nf*P*rvd by membtra of thr boy a Otinibera. Mra. Lawton Hardy, cir- lure you l waa vecy huay." '*, f» acryed. Re chairman, wai preaanted o Mayer recelvci* Ihe lickela while VI»R» FINANCI SERVICE INC running for the |J. S. Haute nf Over gna Longwood children via Reprraentativei. He bereme the Red Bint* t liua at cachart'a Of SANfOII firat Vermont Da metre i te win the More lait Saturday naerntng with •ach receiving candy tin ea ai Ai •eat in mere than a century. USSdtiihPgfkAvtnM mamentea of the ecrailM. fk*M; fAirtiiJ4*H Perietal! Mr. and Mri. Peta Hamilton ere Sinlird, neridi m S Q L T . ISLE, Maine - now- reaidlng In their new heme ( 4. ’U / l \ r u n J— Jnitph Gagnon a new car on Wild mere Hreti. r«lt him MO mere than ha eipacl, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Brwwntng ed. »fe (nd (o build in addition ta and Mr, nnd Mn. frank Browning >14 E . 1st hit garage ao the new aedan would Jr. and family, left for Laryvllia, lilt in it. Penn, for tha Chrutni* holiday i. 31' June I’nrkcr NcaMined s r n * n .\ ( ; MIX R • Of. nu. P ( 16 lo 22 • Lb. Avf. 10 (o 11 • Lb. A « f. LI). 4 3 ‘ NONE PRICED HIGHER NONE PRICED HIGHER BROILER TURKEYS future Navy "Bombing Derby* event) will become lupenonlc with the arrival of the North Ame­ rican Avlatjon AM ••Vliltantr.” Dealtnad and maauftrlured at the Ceiumbui (Ohio) Divlilea, the Navy'i flnt attack weapon *ya> lam wei rhrlitenH lait Miy hy Admiral Arlrlih A. Burkr, Chief of Naval Operillnni. The twin jat AM *rei flown for Woman's Club Held Christmas Luncheon Longwood Welfare Supervisor Guest At Meeting K f Everybody needs money sometime f rf Winning Ticket F A M IL Y ' Shop For Christmas 9A0 Hidden Coat 37* I lo N . Lb. Av g. None Priced Higher U». 1 45 JANE PARKER DELIC IOUS Prices Effective Through S«L, Dec. 20th 'I.UMROHK llonelcM Danlnh HAM S 2 a-Lb, * " C«n "HUPEH RIG Hr* Henry Wenltm Chuck Roast 49 Lb, "SUPER RIGHT* Heavy Western Bonolrao Swiss Steak 79c 1.b. L'AP'N JOHN'S Freeh Dry . Peek Standard OYSTERS 79* 12 Oe. Cub "HUPEH RIGHT'* Country Style Pure |*ork 39* SAUSAGE FANCY RED YORK A P P LES 29 4 • Lb. * Rac GOLDEN RIPE Lb. 10 2 29* BANANAS ‘ FHKHH Iceberg LETTUCE Heads FKKHII Ocean Spray CRANBERRIES CHESTNUTS 25 19* Lb. Lb. Al P Pumpkin 49 5* • 0«. Cnna A A I* Apple Sauce 3 37* 1 • Lb. Cana HUN'NYFIKLD LONG GRAIN Rice 3 41' Lb. Bar AA P Mince Meat 21 9 • Or. Tkc. ANN PAGE Mayonnaise Hiillanw — S 'j Or. Olives 35* Pickle Patch 8w nt « i f d — 22 O t. Pickles 31‘ 49‘ QL , Dtile Lily Grits 5 lbs. 55c f meae A Blaik" alt rig Pudding 13 os. 55c Bn* able* K rlter Croekert li For Your Shnpping Convenience —— NOW OPEN tU v? A P.M. 7 FRIDAYS Bei 28c Bwtfl'i Strained Boby Meats 25c 200 MAGNOLIA at 2nd ST. I �fffi* OenTerB WrreJI Wed- Per. 17. IM P— r agf 3 Bennett Purchases Holcombe Grocery Another pew hujinc.'i name ap^ T ’aied on Ihe Sanford »crnr this «erl< a i Pcnnir Bennett of Coro.i tooV over the ownership and man igemrnt ef I.'slte HoIeomV* grn eery and fish market at IMJ W. 30th Street. The new firm will he known as Penned « Grocery and Sea Feeds It will l«e open for buslnetl daily from 7 a . m. until 7 30 p in Sun day hours are set from S a m Tit 6 p. m. 9 Plans are in Ihe makini to cn larje the present slorr to hrliirla drug store, harher shop and a barhecuc style lunchroom Rrnn-tt rame to Florida from Goldsboro. X. C seven years a:o Me is married to the h rtn rr Marie .tones of Mims They have t so children. Gregory, five and Jan t*o. B U W EU B A U •Authority Delays Housing Rentals Rerent rental dates anntunre'l J n r the rr-s- n> i-d-) Xrrro h '”» n; projeet have been postpaned hy the Seminole IlnusinE Authority due to a delay in eompletinn of the projeet. Those interested in renting units In the project may apply n Jan ^ i i i ry at ihe Administration hufld ■In* on the ground*, sshen rental ■dates are mealed. Lb. Avg. Lb Gf. "A " Dr. Or. Dr. M «ar4 C mtF # l »*• V |r* »1 • t A y r s ri-TPi.]« §-* e*' f ‘1 if i" II*# t ’r r n »i II vb Dr. 4 lLb Avg Lb m Pork Roast 49^ Sliced Bacon ll» i, d»F #f • Ip lit <« # rl nf |'h# i*f i ** i to e o i'* So«#m * •i i r. * ^ > -if #-i m pr###ni Peaches SUPERBRAND, C H O CO LA TE. 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Con 53’ Libby Real Von Comp Spanish Rice No 300 Con 19’ C o r n e d Around The Clock Protection Libby Dial Beef Soap Soft A ll Coy GERBER BABY FOOD 4!'] 01 Jort 1 Stramed 7ii-o*. Jor CVppfrf 59^ 1 2 ’ Width Libby No 2 V Con Reconitituted LAND 0' SUN SHIN E PURI Foil Von Comp Aitor C arro ts >w. ^ 19 ‘ Onions 5 ib>2 9 BUTTER - e .r'-t • 59! II I OviiMed Del Monte Whole Freih Yellow 1-LB QTR5 Lb. Can B C o m jtcxk Pi# Fdlmg CRISP. TENDER. LARGE PASCAL CELERY BEANS V • < PU R I ALL V EG ETA ILK i * 4 j a # a n f i • • 11 n r # f h i 4 # * ' 1r i n* I ( i n n n f f H* r v - r # r t * . i f f 4 f 1^ # - u r t * M l Mb STOKCLY HONEY P u m p kin #*ia!t V* i* nr n f* »«# fit# rl#fni*r»t ptj# b f i a i m PIE #4 fia lm ifl’ Pkg aiasS- vt 1 rpw w tv )o i MINOT STRAINED C R A N IIR R Y r**#M*4 T n i l l O r d l t o M mm4 • « # * • • • • | l « « . I«t I I i Im * n r l l t i p a i i t Iialm i MM )?•!■*# I f -Ttj • n 4 ••«** m t *Atj t n ‘‘ • ♦f t • Cot. Cheese lb HOUSE 8 »* M MIMII H IM«M, I IsorliP. In Pfpfcpi#, r SUPERIRAND 2 «’• Ml I* r * f . *»f IJfH Cheese lb ss» > 1* jf f | ( i # I • *1# ’ V • ^ - # 1 1 f* I* I # »#i 1*t i n t # IM 'K H Lb M A X W ELL 1*1* **!■ S a u sa g e H ICKO RY SW ((T • i£ 9 s m ¥ PHILADELPHIA CREAM 4 9 ^ xm & ssttm » B U T T E R B A LL ' GOOD TO T H I LA ST DROP'* i»aof....! TW> t| r « - # r r*- *| m <f > ' n I P # m •*itIK r * 1• »■i • • • m m * i l k |l IN# I’si, fill iff J# I*'* lU ’M lis t Can ROSTON IU T T RoaHing Lb. A * § . SUNNYLAND Mst or Mild FORK 49^ Oysters Quick Frotcn 4 - 6 1 b Avg *n» i'* fro iji t *i *v A M IU S STANDARD FRKSH 1 W• * *s # *# r l f t . ' l r #u i i * r r * t '.***"# *|»I t# *»M !• #|*|#r ib Chickens ^ # N | M h# t # i l # # w # 4 i t f l f i j l R I f ’*■ • si* ». I . f>*4 A Dr. Gr. “ A" Dr. • ' ! H• f UIt* * C I ( f ttf I»%*• 1 ft!#4 •«!< f p-t- m i ' 1**1 It# i*| ia t th*r#^r Tfct a#: f*• M l P t i ’T i h r r • " i '* # * * « f H i * It* el#*, c r»*t if* r»f fN* T%r*f*erM 1 14 ***# «• rr * in *tH!i f\ it * * * Hi • *'•»* 4 ir<# • • f r»l I is i * r *ft I*1r-I I • \ 11 J*H T• *f if:f ft* ’J* • n r # Is.tv t I h »*•! |i#*r rl#t !•*•* »l f*t«n*•ei * I l.os*. 1V A ’ fl Ml, ka l I «)'t:4#*i’*‘f H#>«hi# P!»t ? r»i« u £*»t r # in * h *i m i m m ! *1# , Ml nf l | l 4 0 Dr. Quick Fio i.n Caponettes \n lir» o r » r r u » I T I o ^i in n t u m i n votj r i« i«»:nf:pr n i \ » v T i r A Geese Legal Notice W 39 1 6 - 18. 18-20, 20-24 Affording to weather bureau records, there has been an aser age of less than one day of freer Ing weather a year in Fdinburg Teaat. over Ihe p.*s* seven 'ear* ^ U Dial Liquid Sborlening Wesson Sbottening 59e Snowdrift Nine Llvdi 15* Cat. Food i *• OSAGE SPICED / u. bVP.-’-V-'V.r >V f' Beef l2-o*. Con 49’ �Editorials ^ Fred Othman Says ON TO BERLIN!—1958 By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN WASHINGTON— The fellow* I ad m in a n the financial editor*, the political expert* and the Inter­ national punditi now writing their year-end reviewt. They even man­ age to make their dlipalchn found Important. I know better. The*# a r t quiet day* for newa and the learned onea limply haven't anything elae to put in print. I've got the tame problem, and with all deference to the egg head* of the publish­ ing bualneaa, here'a my opw eertrey of IB&S in the eapltalt The White Home got some new velvety grata. The Food and Drug AdminiitraUon ipeetfied how much ——• Harmony Is Overdue in Seminole County II An outgoing member of the Seminole Board of County Commiulonera h u been accuied of over-spending hi* bud* Sffet on road* and bridge*. John Krider, board chairman, said B. C. Dodd, District 4 commissioner, had spent more than allotted since this fis* |cai year began, Oct. 1. Three other commissioner* joined Krider in voting to trestrict use of fund* in Dodd'* district until the commission 'gets an "accounting" of money npent in District 4. Dodd voted against the restriction, pointing out that project* •must be completed, el*e "mads under construction will be !ruined and cost the county twice a* much." This discussion, which came about at the commission's 'meeting yesterday, raise* a couple of very important ques­ tion*. The first is: are the roads and bridges in question .among the county'* top priority project*? The seconds if •not, why are fund* being spent on them? Regardless of the answers to the above questions, it •seems somewhat like the old adage of locking the bum door •after the horse hns escaped. The money has l»ccn spent. fThere Is no doubt that some of the money will be wasted If ^construction Is halted before projects are completed. All of this raises a much more Important question, one ;of conducting Seminole County's business on a business-like .basis. Whether the roads and bridges in question were top {priority, or whether much of the money spent on these mads land bridges will "go down the drain," are relatively minor 'matters. The major issue, in the minds of moat, is whether the ty I* getting what it should be getting for It* money, •count] line difference* exist on any board; all _govcmn.jnt IGtnul... ‘bodies are split on certain issues; it is mandatory that each •elected official vote his convictions. But, ail elected officials should keep one thought upper•most in mind: when an elected body engage* In squabbles {and disharmony, the public is not getting what it pays for. The time long since, has passed when Seminole County afford five County Commissions. A healing of rifts and tion of bickering are long overdue. Sanford To Be Aglow ! Tbs Junior Chamber of Commerce once again is spon­ soring its Christmas lighting contest. Carlton Bliss, chairman of ths avsnt, aald the Jayceea •hope to make Sanford ths "Christmas lighting capital of •Central Florida." Two broad classifications, commercial and residential, have been established. Residential entries have been broken down into four divisions—religious settings, traditional, ■artistic and the best over-all decorations. Christmas lights and decorations add a great deal to the Christmas season. A concerted drive such ns the one -planned by the Jayceea can do much to beautify Sanford and surrounding area at Christmas. Based on decoration* already put up,Sanford should lie aglow until Yule la over. Street lights and decorations were •put up week* ago by the city. A Christmas tree near the •Civic Center add* * great deal to the town «t night. Decorations will cheer residents and visitor* nllke. I r - ----- — -- | ; Butcher Assures No Axe For Birds n e w y o r e -turn A Greenwich Village butcher put ap a special holiday window display that Included two live turkeyi and a tree stump with an ominous sa* 1ml dded In It. Nelghnornood children loved the turkey* but were so disturbed by •the axe that they sent a delegation at their mother* to visit the but(her, after which this reaisuring alga also appeared la the window: "These hints a rt pels. They are NOT going to be killed." Following Father MEMPHIS, Tenn. -(U P I) -T h e A. K. Gores have four rhildren Core and their two sons are lefthanded. His wife and the couple's two daughters are right handed. DAILY CROSSWORD iT-Min o m e n a e g c T 'i i i w o n u s a o m e o iro t • ACBOM 0 . Meadows 11 Little 44. la d le Islands RUnH UQISOi-iD 1. BeUa IS. Close. 'jf i u jn am I . Book d a p DOWN Siting i'B iia u u j i j .v kih t . 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PUnch 41IU tnah % if Wednesday, December 17, 1058 Pagv Dixie’s Lighter Side By LEON BURNETT United Presa laternatieaal New formula for beating the horses: Send your bet In by a hoy with a bad memory. F. T. Fox Is visiting Tropical Park rare trick In Miami and dertdri lo Indulge In ■ wager on the first rare. Not wishing to buck the erowd at the belting window, he dispatches a stable hoy with Ihe money. The first rare Is run and Lilith, * long ahot paying $27.70, comes In first. Fox wins. iM fr n 'A Washington Calling II; William S. While HEADQUARTERS U. S. ARMY IN EUROPE, llrW elhcrg- This Is a bleak Christmas season fnr 230,000 Americas troops In Grrmtny, but there is no fear or even etrltemenl In this most profession­ al military force under our flag. The running crisis over Berlin, from which the Russians are trying to drive us sooner or taler, means both murh and little here. It means murh In the Amcriran commander, Grneral Henry I. Ilodes, In (lie sense that It potes a keen problem for him. A man of massive rslm and still, Imper­ sonal eyes, he Is the reassuring picture of the imperturbable ami unimaginative pro as lie awaits the outcome of negotiation* over Hospital Notes DECEMBER It Admlstloas Katherine Sells (Osteen) Edna Nnrmsn (Sanford) Sarah E. Rutrh (Sanfnnl) Pauline Warfrl (Sanford) Barbara M. Swaggrtry (Sanford > Elhel Maya (Oviedo) Sarah Rrunelll (D ellar;) Births llaby boy to Mr. and Mrs Wit liam Setts (Osteen) DUrhargrs Margaret Packard (Sanford) Juanita Rronson (Sanford) neryle Dysl and baby boy (Sanford) Willie Rell Evans (Sanford) Morris Saunders (Sanford) Jean Fowler (St. Petersburg) Leland Todd (Sanford) John Johnson (Sanford) Bobby Green (Ranford) Ruth Doughrtr) ami baby girl <Sanford) Deaths WARSAW (UPI) — Vlad) tlsv Kowalski, veteran member of the central committee of (he United Peasant Party and a former Pol­ ish cabinet minister, died here last Sunday, It was disclosed to­ day. SI, NU M aw swat a g m m - Raw ~ . saetee arte led In Ut* HUM Rerlin. Hr is neither brooding nor none will be put on There if, aa In any visible way is he troubled. llodei says, no need for that. For Will there be a war over Ber­ our troops In Germany It la al­ lin now or a Utile later? Hr ways a tlma of alert. They accept weighs the question. He tabulates this aa businessmen living In the Ihe degree of chance on both sides suburbs accept Ihe necessity of the dally commutation train. It and then he sa)s: "Can't tell. If it comes wr are Is an annoying thing, but it la life. Those at bom# who believe our ready." fly Ihe soldiers themselves, and people In Germany "never had indeed by the West German clvl It so good" are not well informed. llans hereabouts at least, the Issue Tills headquarters city la perhaps is hardly evrn discussed. The sold­ the prire assignment and It la iers, of whom about 40 percent arc hardly a gay vacation place. The gloom of medieval Heidel­ old Army hands, go about their drab business with Ihe touching berg now is like the dark forest of and unintentionally gallant uncon­ i ‘Mhood dreamt. Cloud banki cern of all old time Army hands arowl from the frowning hills, the Our tanks are reasrlevsly patrol rain falls in an endless twilight. ling the 435 mile East German Our headquarters are In angrily and Ctechoslovsklsn borders that ugly stone buildings, with a pri­ form the Iron Curtain In this area son severity that only the Ger­ Four thousand nf General Ilodes' mans could have managed. It was picked troops are In IVevt Berlin, they who did manage It. Our com­ a little American Island surrounded mand la housed In captured Ger­ by a vast Communist sea. Behind man barracks and the sullenly that curtain nrarly half a million colored German flag hangs along­ Soviet troops and 93,wo East Ger­ side our own over ■ gray and man Communist troops are con sodden parade ground. Wr put up this alien Rag, with (renting us, according to intelll genre reports at this headquarters all ID associations for one who Rack of all these are 512.000 tale rrinrinlN-r Germany 14 years ago On New Bus Line Kite troops, standing from Poland when German guns were blaring against ua, because now the Ger­ John Sutton, attorney represent­ down to Bulgaria. man* are our allies We must have ing the Tamlaml Bus IJnes, told On the Western side are West (hem e* allies and they must have Seminole County Commies loners Berlin, British, French and Ital­ us. The (act that the Russians this morning that a hearing would ian troops though all together they have made Ibis necessary is not he held on the Imi application In obviously are no match fnr the the least of all their International Orlando Jan. jr, 27. legions to the east. The heart of crimes, for It is not a pleasant Sutton raid that Ihe bus line had Western defense and the heart of thought that we must maintain this had “tremendous receptioa from Ilodes' rommand la In the Amer­ alliance ei beyond any doubt we Miami to Jacksonville." John ican Seventh Army. Krider, Mack Cleveland Jr. and must. Rut there Is no alert on and And It la not pleasant that the ■ member of the 8anford City German civilians seem so uncon­ Commtrvion will attend Ihe hear­ cerned about Berlin, because they ing. Probably Some Fire know that If war cornea see, who The Tamlaml IJn* proposes a BLOOMINGTON, III. — (UPI)— once helped defeat them, must terminal in downtown Sanford. The (Ire department was called now defend them. when neighbors noticed smoke Yes, both sides "get along", hut billowing out (rum under the porch the message to one observer from of a home here. Rut all the fire German eyes li this: "Yes. you men found was a group of young Americans ere not much, but yo* boys who had galhrrrd for a sneak are here." And so see are and try at smoking forbidden cigar­ must rontinur to be. even though ettes. The only damage was what this is not the world's happiest may have been Inflicted on the place lo tie—this gaunt, gray Heist lada by their parents. rlbrrg In Ihe rain. C bu 214 % l i t Excuse of the Week: Curtis E. Thomas wa* picked up for driving drunk at Knoxville, Trnn., ex­ plained he was drinking because of a toothache, paid a $so flno when H became known that he haa no teeth. own bride presaged the end of ths sack dress, by wearing her first one proudly for three weeks, wron* side in front. ‘ / There waa not one fist fight all year In Congress Homer Dodge organised the Lunar Protective So­ ciety to aee that mere man did no damage to the moon The society so far has succeeded; no sputnik has even gone close. Harry Tru­ man founded more marly than usual. Something he ate, maybe. The Federal Trade Commission insisted that Ihe boys in Akron quit advertising their best t i r e s ' as merely de luxe and their cheap one as ruper de luxe. Price tagx went on the windows of new auto­ mobiles, but nobody noticed the cost* going down. Fourteen local auto dralert pleaded guilty to packing their prices In restraint of trade. The new Russian Ambassador turned out to be a charmer. The foreign alders said they did no(, either, buy bathtub* for Egyptian J tim rl drivers; they merely built some bathhouse* along the Nile which the camel hrrdrrx, of course, were free lo patronize. The Federate began manning their television* around the dock, looking for phony ads. Jimmy Hoffa defied practically everybody. Sea. Margaret Chase Smith (RMe) turned down the Idea of a swimming pool for herself In the new Senate office Building. g The House of Representative! got Into the hotel business by mis­ take- the gentlemen at least bought a hotel and then derided they didn't need It. They (till own It. A run started on rider vinegar and honeycomb aa a cure for sinus ail­ ments. Chad Calhoun, vice president of the Kaiser enlrrprivea, hnu;ht an electronic door opener for his gar­ age and then had lo take out a a broadcasting license from the Fed­ eral Communications Commission before he could put hie ear away. Mr*. Elsenhower never looked prettier. Her husband got a gift of 14 reindeer, mostly pregnant; he handed them to the too. This I* fun, I'm Just getting a good atari, and news still teems to be scarce. More review of 1*54 to come. Kafty, But Difficult MEMPHIS, Tenn —(UPI) - Th* Navy serial number of Comdr. Donald C. Richards la. almply, 13458. "It's no trouble lo remember," said Richard*, who la stationed at the Millington Navy bate here, "but Just try to cash a check In a strange hank with a number llkr that." Shop For Christmas At 214 E. tat Buy Y our------ CHRISTM AS TREES WREATHS AND STANDS From T h e------ SAN FO RD -SEM IN O LE JA YC EES Com er 4th k Bill On Preach Aro. GARRETT'S SUGGESTS: TOWN T O P IC SHIRTS for Men ftoo Our Popular SHIRT BERLIN (UPI) - Prof. Alfred Rcucker, *0, former general man­ ager of the Dresden State Thra ter* and director of the Zurich Municipal Theater, has died In Dresden, Ihe Dresden newspaper "Union" reported today. At Memo to anyone who might be sorry for Elvlr Presley because he's in the Army: The gyrating Gl has earned more than two million dollars from movie* and records eo far thli yrar. Red Paper Lashes 'Peacock' Presley VIENNA (UPI) - Prof. Rudolf Morslt, M. first conductor of Ihe Vienna Stale Opera, died here Tuesday of a heart attack. PASADENA, Calif. (U PD -M rs Ada E. Wriglcy, widow of chew Ing gum millionaire William Wriflry Jr., died Tuesday. Mr*. Wrigley, about 90. had been in a coma for nearly It years and was carrel for 34 hours a day by privata nurses at her mansion here. Me hadn't picked Lilith. The stable boy had. by mistake. On the tippling scene. One ot tne modern conveniences offered at Mlami't big new air terminal is a system of automat­ ic whisky dispensers at the har. Stateowned whisky xlorc* were Ihe only businesses Improved by BERLIN (UPI)—F rit German a heavy inow'atl In Raleigh, Communists attacked Pfe. Elvis N.C.. Sales were higher on o sin­ Presley as ■ "cold war" sreapon gle day than In the average week. Sunday and aald Soviet tone youth would not be trapped by the Jack Frost got nipped when he "modern Tied Piper of Hamelin." visited Birmingham, Ala. Frost, a parking meter sales The official Communist Party newspaper Neuea Deutschland man from Decatur, Ga., waa printed a picture of the rock ‘o' fined for overtime parking. roll singer and a teen-age Ger­ man girl he has been dating In Federal agents reported that Frankfurt. The headline over Ihe while Negro Janitor Charlie Rufus picture said "Cold War Weapon." Martin, 40. waa cleaning out a bank at Hickory, N.C., he also The paper denied report* in the war cleaning out certain money West Berlin press that Prealey, drawers. Martin haa been charged now on maneuvers with the UJ» with taking SS.t*l of the bank's 3rd Armored Division In West fundi. Germany, war p o p u l a r among youth people bchlr.d the Iron Cur­ There wet quite a stir when tain. Cleburne Harold Hilt. 34. patron "The majority of tho youth of lied a restaurant in Memphis. He the German Democratic Republic stirred hla coffee with the barrel will not be trapped by the modern of his pistol, and later paid a fine Pier Pier of Hamelin, end the of $21 for disorderly conduct. few who still adore him will eertalnly. on second thought, agree," The eoolest customer of the the paper said week was John Childress of JackUnder the picture, a caption son, Min. He was dining In ■ read: "Puffed up like a peacock, downtown cafe when fire broke Presley, hooting like a ship warn­ out In the building ing buoy. It an advertisement for Other diner* deshed out after NATO la lha Welt rone." hurriedly paying their checks. Rut Chtldreae finished hie lunch In leisurely fashion, drank his paid hla check and saun­ Hearing Scheduled coffee, tered hark to work. SANTIAGO, Chile (U PlI-M an uel A. Carrelon Walker, 49, a founder of Ihe National Falsnge (now Christian Democratic Par­ ty), died here Tuesday night. Shop For Christmas •28* lemon must go hi froten lemo­ nade. The wife of Sen. Richard Neuberger 'D-Ore ) brought down the blue noaea by poling for her picture In a iwimmlng auit. The liquor buiineat decided lad lea could be teen In the adi for the demon, rum. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gave up carry­ ing p a n rn g rri between here and New York. Secretary of Slate Fost­ er D 'llei (momentarily en route to Parte) broke hit own record aa a passenger In a flying machine. The U. S. Senate decorated It* new room for the Finance Com­ mittee with xlgna of rodiac. Sherman Adaraa proved with hit 1100 000 book contract that thrre'a money In vicuna overcoate. My JACKET —a flannel shirt that fit* over your regular •hirt for added wnrnith HANES Underwear For Men Men's WORK CLOTHES by— Fruit of the Loom Pont* $2.99 Shlrta JJ99 Cedarcrest WORK SHOES Croaaett Dreta Shoes ADAM HATS Mena Pell* For All Ocrnaion* Late.t at; Ira P r ic e d ute.t eotor. Only Compare with W P T hat* coxtlpg much more J .. ^3 GLO VES BELTS T IE S House Shoes “Spring foot” SOX for Men sad Boys GARRETT'S 821 E. tat 81. at Sanford Ave. �-* WM., D k . 17, M59—Page V W jr V m T arl YrraTI — J Bridge And Canasta Party Held Church Calendar Yesterday At Mo nforton Home Hr Thr borne of Mrs R. A Mon poinsettus and a miniature tree forton was the scene of a dessert with decoration* were placed in the Prayci Service at the First Bap­ tist Church *1 7 30 p m. • bridge and canasta party yester room*. On the entrance table wav Training Union exeeulive meet Iday. Hostesses with Mrs Monfor- a Christmas scene with Santa and Ing at 1:13 p. m at the First ton were Mrs. Paul IV Chestersun his reindeer. Thr rcnlcrpirre* for .the individual table* were created Baptist Church and Mr*. George F Well*. with miniature trees and snow The Chapel ( hotr of thr First A festive atr was ereatrd hy men. Methodist Church will practice at decoration* carrying out a boll Mr* C. M Wall* won the iravrl 3:to p m.; the Senior Choir at day theme. Arrangement* of ing pritr High bridge prirr was 6: IN p m. Christmas berries and large red aw anted to Mrs, C. L. Redding The Methodist Men will meet at Mrs. George Stine took top honors the First Mrthodist Church at f> 13 in canasta. Mrs. L. F. Spencer amt p. m. for transportation tn the Mr*. George E. Quinn won rerernn Mrthodist Children's Home at En prirr*. trrprisc. The annual Chriilmas Those enjoying the afternoon party for the children will be held, with the hostesses were: Mrs The Commission of mrmt>er*hlp George Stine. Mrs Howard Mon and Evangelism meet* in McKin­ lieth, Mrs Francis Mrriwether. ley Hall at the First Methodist Mr* Al Hun', Mrs. George E Church at 7 M p ro Miss Joan Grant announce* the Quinn, Mr* H Wade Rucker. Mrs tralor. present. In the picture above are (left to right): The Chancel Choir of the First final plans foe her marriage to John A, Elek, Mrs. S. G IDrrl seated, Mr*. C. H. Cole, Mr?. Irving Pryor. Mr?. Priscilla preshyterisn will meet for Wendell Brooks, man, Mrs. W. It, Hoffman, Mrs Ituller, Mrs. R. N. Blnckweltlcr. Mr?, lid Ratliff, Mr?. C. rehearsal at Church 7 Vt p m The wedding will take place O, f> Tolar. Mr* I F Specter Butler, and Mr?. G. It. Strickland; standing. Mrs. F. C. t’inerrest Rsptiit Church prayer Saturday at * p m. In the Congre Mr* Ralph Adams. Mr* E C Woodruff, Mrs. C. McKihbin .lr.. Mr?. .1. M. Truhick. Mrs. meeting at 7 43 p. m. gational Christian Church, lir J Harper S r, Mrs C L. Redding W. K. Kirchhoff. Mrs. W. K. Gray, and Mr?. .1. N. Tully. It llnot wilt offirialr. The rerep Mr* C M. Walls, Tea guest was THVRSDAT Hon will he held in the ehurrh Mr* W. A. Morrison Plnerrest tlaptist Church choir Immediately following the cere mo tty. practice at 7 30 p nt Mist Grant ha* thnsen Mr* Roy The Kindergarten Department will have Its Christmas party in Howard as matron of honor. Miss the Department rooms of the Fit it Jean Wilke and Miss Joan Wltke Mrthodist Church from 2 J p m. will he bridesmaids. Mis* 3lat1ha Might, Daytona, Air. Brook* ha* chosen Raymond The Chancel Choir of the First Methodist Church will rehearse at Wrinmann as best man. Donald spent the past weekend with her Raty. A II. Beckwith J r . am) E. mother, 3tr* Ralph Wight. 7 30 p. m. Miss Harriet Bedding, a student The family pe**» were marked quin* Self roverect buttons fasten­ W, Rogers will serve as usher* Men's Brm hrrhood I tinner and with while gladioli and satin ed down the hark and the lonr All friends nf the couple are al F. S. IT,, and three sorority sit streamers. sleeves tapered to point* over the program at the First Baptist cordially invited to attend the cere­ ter* attended the Blue Gras* Bowl Church at 7 p m Game In Louisville, Ky,, last week­ mony and rereption. The bride, given in marriage by wrist*. A tiara set with pearl* *e Royal Ambassador* of the First end. The game matched Florid* her brother. Denton I’revatt. **** cured the silk veil nf illusion. The Mate against Oklahoma Slate radiant In a white floor Irngtli bride carried a while orrhid on a Baptist ihurch meet at 7 p tn. Choir prartirr at the First Bap Friends of W. A. Kraltrrl will gown The garment ’>** fashioned while flitde with while satin ttst Church as follow*: Carol. 8 13 be glad tn know- he is recovering of late over taffeta with a squire streamers. Attendant* were Mist Valren |p m,; Concord. 7 p. m.; and satisfactorily in Orange Memorial neckline embroidered with seITevalt, maid of honor, sisler of Church, * p. m Fhrtda Power and Ught Co. will Hospital after undergoing surgery the bride; Mr*. Dorothy Biggs and The Gleaners' lias* of thr First hold their annual Christmas party last week Miss Dorothy Bollinger. They Presbyterian Church wtll hold its in the Sanford Civic Center Dec. Mr. and Mr*. H. A. Swanson were identically dressed in red annual Christmas party, with ex­ 73 More than 400 employes and have had as their guests, their velveteen dresses. The gowns change of gifts, at the home of families are esperted for the carol son. Staff Sgt. and Mr*. William wrre fashioned with round neck­ Mrs. Frank Lirikr, pit Palmetto singing and refreshments. West and children. S Sgt. West and lines, dropped waistlines and soft Ave . at 3 p. ni All present ami Santa Claus will come down a hi* family are rnroute tn Vanderfull skirts Red feather bats, past members are invited, and chimney to hand out gifts to em­ berg Air Base, I-ompoc, Calif., matching shoes, and while gloves each one It asked to bring a small ployes children. There will he spe­ where he will he atlaehed tn Stra completed thr outfits They car­ gift Irgle Missile Squadron. cial entertainment. A turkey dinner was held last ried red and white carnations. Best man was Mr. Foe. Ushers Thursday at the American la-giim wrre Itonald Smith. Sanford: and Hut by the Veteran* of World War Frederick Prevail, brother of the I. Barracks Nn. IMt. and the Ladle* bride. Nuptial music was sung by Auxiliary. Members were served delicious Mrs Joe Mathirux Accompanying home cooked fostd, turkey, drets- her on thr organ was Mrs. Paul Maxwell. ing. all the trimmings and home The mother of the bride wore a made pie*. The hall ura* gaily coffee-colored gown of lace over decorated by Mr*. George Burger taffeta. Her accessories were pink ami her committee with Christmas as was her carnation corsage The groom's mother was dressed In candles burning brightly on atl of pink lace nvrr taffeta with match­ the tables. ing accessories and a white earn*, Following dinner, buranw Jones, lion m riige. A reception followed the cereaccompanied by her sister Pam. niisfiy in the Community House sang several selection* Student* Th<- bride's table was overlaid of the Deanna School of Dance with a while linen cloth Two s' delighted the audience with four vrr candle holder* holding *.*1 * dance numbers- "Honeycomb" b> ta|iert flanked a centerpiece oi Lucille King and Sylvia Williams. rnl poinsrtlias. A Hirer tiered "Flame" by nelly Odham; "Prince wedding cake was served with the and Princes*" by Slmralynn Mil punch. llam* and Daryl McLain: "Ja/i Serving were; Mr* Wendell by Carol Ellison. Frankie Jon*-*. Brady, Mrs. Cader Hart, Mrs. Buthie Carlton, and Jeannme Ma John Maxwell, and Mrs l.uyne thieux. Kmnard. The bride's l-ook was Mr*. T. A. Stile*, chairman, and kept by Mr*. Ruth Marcanlel. Mrs Ruth Smith, ro chairman, For the wmilling trip to Tampa rnneeded Hut the dinner vsas a the bride chose a black wool suit big sueceis They are grateful for n th while accessories Thr or the help nf member* who worked chid from hrr bridal bouquet was so hard to make the rvrnlng a pinned to her shoulder. After the first nf Hie year the pleasant one Give her a gift that the‘11 we*r with pleasure — a lovely , oup'.r will reside in Tampa wlu-rc Mr. Foriythc is employed by the sweater. Slipover* and the ever popular cardigan A twin Tampa Electric Company. sets The nrwrst fall rolora In that wonderful easy to Care for ll.in-I.on, Mr. ami Mr*. Carl Williams Jr. W EDNESDAY I Final Plan Revealed HOARD .MK.MI1KHS o r TIM* WOMAN'S AUXILIARY of Seminole MotnorW Huapi» lend tin* lost 195$ meet* intr. A new ?I«D* of officer* iuwnt tnemltcr- will lake ovrr for IBM). The meeting held T iicmI#j- morning in the Conference Room of the -pital. An informal coffee followed the Imaine?? with Hurry Weir, honpitnl utimini*- Garden Gate I'AI.M CIRCLE Attractive Christmas drror.it Inn* In the home nf Mr*. \3adr Garner set the accne for the meeting of thr Palm Circle of the Garden Club Friday allrinoen. A white tree with red lights »tood in the I lorlda room. Sllvrr and gold arrangement* were plar rd here and there, all the work of the hoitca*. Those attending brought other lovely decoration*. Mra. A. D. Rountree crnidnrted the meeting. Mr*. Blanton Owen, a circle member, showed holiday decoration*, sift wrapped package* and many clever novelties. One of Mr*. Owen'* arrangement* will be sent to the hospital to tie used in the lobby during the holiday*. Mrs. H. II. Duncan assisted the hostess in »crvine coffee, fruit cake and cookie*. Plant* were ex­ changed a* the cue*,* left. A* a civic beautification project Palm Circle haa landscaped the Ft. Mellon Monument »lte at the corner of Mctlonville Ave. and brcor.d SI. The circle will be re sponsible for the maintenance of this planting. IIEMKROCALLIS CIRCLE A turkey dinner wa* served to member* of the Hcmcrocattfs c ir­ cle of the Garden Club at Its an­ nual Christmas party held Thurs­ day night at the Home Demon­ stration Building Mr* C. F. Hunter was hoslesi isith Mr*. Robert Bennett assist* log. The ro8m was alrarthely deruratrd with Christmas green* and the table* held small trees made of Turk's Cap blooms, Mrs. F.rlc Viltlen. rtrclc presi­ dent. welcomed Mrs. P. J. Westgale a* a new member. Mr*. C. F Find, program chsimian, intro­ duced the guest speaker. Mr* C. S. Dickerson Mrs. Diet erson gave an intrrrslinr talk on rimetllaa and their cultivation A gift exchange was held, Gift* brought by members for patient* in the Tuberculosis Hospital were collected. Fifteen member* were p rr-o t — MAGNOI.I \ CIRCLE Magnolia Circle of ttie Carden Club had an Interesting meeting and Christmas work shop at the hope of Mr* Hratley Odham. with Mr* H B Odham as ro hostess. Aftrr a Christ max prayer by Mr« J F Nlebols the chairman. Mr* J Messier, gave a report rf the hoard meeting She read the resolution in regard to the proposed Inrrease )n due* She also appointed committee* to assist with the Salvation Army krttlea and with the decorating ot Christ­ inas trees at the hospital Several plant* wtll he given In person* who are ill. After enjoying e»Vc and cotfee, members exchanged gift' The group then adj-mrred In the garage Various dried material* were snrajed for home decorations t l i n t s t l s (TRCI.E Mr*. If. Moreland gave a brief talk on Christmas plan's at the meeting eif Hie Hihlicus Cirrle eif the Garden Club The meeting was held Friday at the home of Mrs Dirk MrLaulin This was the annual Christinas part' Assisting the hostess wet* Mrs Bryon Fox and Mrs, W H Stewart Christmas decoration* wer. unique and lovely. Gift* vsere exchanged and do Itrimii refreshments served to the 3? members present. Double Ring Ceremony Unites Shop For Christmas llardtotnclv tailored by Anton. Sold separately and In set*, ft 1,5(1 Up * CIGARETTE LIGHTERS Zippo, F v n n i and Ronson cigarette lighters. Such an ap­ preciated gift Couple In Geneva Sunday Night Miss Addle l.oelitf iTevalt te ame the bride of William Ferrell lorsylhr in a double ring candlellgb* cerrmop; performed Sund* night at n o'clock Miss Prevail is the daughter of Mrs. T. W. Prevail and the late Mr Prevail of Geneva. Mr. Forsvthe ia tiir sun of Mr*. Ethel Forsythe ami Mr. William For­ sythe, loth of Tampa. The cerrmor.y was held a gain it a green and *vtitle background in the First Baptist Church nf Gen­ eva with the Rev, Jack Flew art officiating Twn large ha*Vet* of ■: it, gladt !i flinkrd thr altar. Past Matrons Have Meeting Hie annual Christmas meeting of the Past Matrons Club, Order of the Pastern Star, was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Joe Corley. Mr*. Corley was assisted by Mr* Tom McLain The president. Mr* J, P. Holt*(law. presided at a short holiness meeting. Newly elected officer* for 1919 were installed by Mr*. R. C. Maxwell uilh the assistance nf Mrs, McLain. Those taking office a re : president, Mrs. J II. Ander­ son. vice president. Mr*. It. E. Cordell: secretary, Mr» It C. Maxwell, treasurer, Mr* J. E. Courier. The president announced Hie following appointive officers: devotions chairman, Mr*. Cordell: sunshine chairman. Mrs. W. E. Raines; reporter, Mrs. B C. Max­ well. Plan* for the January annual •'chicken and dumplings" dinner were made with committee* ap pointed. The tcliring president prrtrnlcd the new president with a gift from the club. Gift* 'sere distributed by Hie hostess and her assistant Re­ freshments wrre then *erved by Hie hostess. Mrs. McLain, and Mr* Sidney M e Party Slated Group Has Dinner I-et u» help you with your Christmas L is t— we've a large selection nf quality name brand merchandise at budget prices! $.1.5(1 up • • Plus T a t Open Friday, Saturday," Monday & Tuwday Ntghta ( iU jd Jowtfry Store fa t-oiai Sweaters BIRTHS Concert .Scheduled of Mrmphis. Tenn,. announce the hirlh of ■ daughter, Carla Marie, born Dec. 13. The infant weighed 8 pounds, t ounce. Proud grandparents are Mr «nd Mrs Carl Williams of Sanford* Mr and Mr*. Alvin HHIrll Jr anntiunrr the birth of a *on, Mark Wayne, liorn Dec. 9 III Seminole Memorial Hospital The Inlanl weighed 7 pounds, fi ounce* UranHparrnl* are Air. and Mr* Herman Harriett, banford. Mr. and Mr* Alvin tlittrll S r, Lakr Monroe G L I AM ING A Christmas program will he presenlrd by the Sanford Grammar School Glee Club Thursday at 8 p. m Th> *ro-» ia romp-itrd nt AS grad. it selected by Mr* Roberta Richard*. The entire rluh meet* en Friday after srhm-1 for rehearsals On Tuesday and Thur* day the 33 allot meet, on Mon day and Wednesday Hie 31 *"i>r*n ns rehearse. Me nhers give up their play lime in order to participate In the activities They have site relinquished free time to maW props for the Christmas program The public is invited to tie | ret ent for this performance $3.‘)5 - $12.95 i Jeweled Sweaters ft You II find seledng imr’a is f*iv from the sty It*: colors and slgr* In <>ur slock. She'll love ope of our Jeweled sweaters for afl»rn<wn *mf evening we»r. $ 9 .9 ,1 - $ 16 .9 5 MAGNIFICKNCII 5 p c* S e r v ic e a t a S p e c ia l L o w . P r i e e You'll b* the m«*t popular Saute In town tf you gift her with a matrhmg sw eater and »kirt mtlfit — match h»r sweater* with luscious woolen skirt* in dye-1 tn match color*. Bulkies Bulky sweater* In the |ong#e 6 P C . T E A A N D C O F F E E S E T W IT H T R A Y To wash mugs asm pitcher* in intricate shapes such at Santa Claus, fill each mug half full of suds. Cap the mug with the palm of your hand and shake vigorous Jy. Rinse with aealdmg water. If necessary, repeat the process, and me a duhmro’ PsAAonah CUFF LINKS A T1K HARS mwmR O G E R S ★ l i l Vl i ai at l ihfmtie type cardigan and the pepullf waist style*. Ifrg* $8.95 - $ 1 6 ,9 5 At Isit a low p ritid tea tat baoutifully finished snd • ■partly mode by Tha Intarnotionol Silver Compony. Capacity of Tea and Coffoo pod both 9 cupi. Special prig# maker It a remarkable bvyl $ only At Skirt* $10.95 49 95 Plua Tel o r t N FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, A TUESDAY MOIL'S. U)jv £ . K adsh (jsnvsriaA 112 S. P a r k A v e . FA 2-2263 - / / / .L f ______ uiV i �• - h o o-w* , dm. it. nil O f tn s fir) R rra tl pREVIEWOFTHE Bayou Bengals Bucking 1---- Packers Revamp Office, Seek Winner YEAR—By Alan Mayer-, .............-JANUARY- mmi Tba chaegca announced by Dominic Olejnleiak, Paekcr, presIdaat, aald tha club would seek a "general manager with complete responsibility for all phases of op-£ eration Including coaching." The changes alto included the trimming of tot 13 man execu­ tive committee down to aix memben, toe elimination of the pom of chairman cf the board ami second vice president, and the end tn weekly meeting! by the executive committee at which a review of each Sunday's game formerly waa held. Top heaviness In the front of-|" flee which divided responsibility for hiring and firing of personnel has received much of the blame Albert at tot Forty N'iner helm for the Packer*’ poor records in Tuesday, hai a lot of new ideas recent year*. The team finished for tha dab, but many of them last ia toe Western Division tots can be triced back to the hiUa year with a 1-101 mark, their of Arkanaai. And moat of the worst In 40 year*. Oltjniesak refused to comment philosophy Is many ycsra older than pro football. . on the candidacy . . . .of. Far! . . . (CurAn interview with Red goea like ly> Lambeau for the Job Lamthit beau* who founded tho club in(—Will your Wi/a have any l»to and IH It 10 a1* * orM trouble shouldering toe com- championship* before quitting in plainta of fana wnen your ball '***. hai been the subject of a club losea? popular petition drive to return A—We ll have no trouble that him to the club, way. I don't ask her to become Involved ia the game and she doesn't ask me to cook. Q—WIU you alternate Y.A. Tit­ tle and John Brodie at quanerback? A — I'm not much of a platoon man. I believe a man la either a bait cutter or a fisherman. Oor CLEVELAND. Ohio (U P lI-R av of to t ototr h n to be the best. Caacb Ray McLaaa ataad after tho orcaiuatioaal ahakoup waa to itouTM Tba atraaallalaf of tha front office arfanliattoa that had brought to much crltleiam left tha Jobe of both mao touet. but alea opened too door for their ouster ahould they not fit Into the plane of the man selected to Uka charge of tho club. GREEN BAY. Wla. (U?I>—TEa Graaa Bay Packer* lava ravaapad the freat office to give tha general manager camplau power to nia tha ball chib, aad ware looking today for tha man who can make tha uam Into a National Football League con­ tender again. Juet where present General Manager Vera# Lawellaa and & r C * M 0 f/K B U J 9 . MMP jummid w n ««*/ HMOMftM ESCAPES OBJCTU A& K»S MHO CRASHES tHTO TELE- PHowe pole wa clcm Jin x In Sugar Contest ful. Yankee bora Paul Diettel. and tha line wearing runt of ••Player of the Year** Billy Can­ non. LSU la a two touchdown fa­ vorite over the South Carotiniana. But put in Its historical pertpectivr, that fat bulge ia the SHOFMAKE odd* may ilim somewhat. SAN FRANCISCO (LTD - Just The great LSU tea mi of the Ilka tha original Arkantai Travel­ tSCCMi? TUI mid 30a coached by cagey Berler of the stage. Bob Burnt, the 7 S JOCKSY me Moore sported such football new coach of toe San Francisco W M i STO RY TO to t* legendi at Ken Kevanaugh and Forty Nlnera ia loaded with home­ 3 ,0 0 0 Miartffts Gut Tlaaley and made three spun philosophy. itralght trips Into New Orlttna Red Hickey, the 40-year-old for New Year's Day. Irishman who succeeded Frankie The i n i team, which lost only one reguiar-aeaton game, wai BOUND TABU dumped by Teaai Cbri.tlaa in the 1W4 Sugar Bowl, Then tiny U1CRATNG RACS. mPHO BOvWLiaWZ, Santa Clare came in from the -TOC $ 1 6 6 9 9 0 2 6 -7 Weal Coait two years in aucceaLOO ANQELU (UPI) - The The ColU and Beari each bad u on to dump the Bayou dandies, • v _«ANTA ANITA MATURITY In I9J0. the Bengelt showed up BahJm en Colli, Chicago Bean seven mea named, while slat of 08d Lae Aagalei Rami, domlaiat the Rami wsrn picked for the {■»>«• underdog ! role agilnat fa a a a la the National Football SEW YORK (UPI)—The Naw League's Western DMiloo, lead­ the eight pro bowl garnet played Year's joy ia Louisiana that even­ ROSE York Glsnti. after enjoying an ( s u a ia ; ed 10 out ad 11 mea oa the team at Mimortal Coliseum. extra day'* real for their comec h in a today to meet the Eaitera Tbe Wait will be rich in quar­ ing. BOfi\_ QAV2 Coach DleUel. whole ioacrutfrom behlnd victory over Cleve­ M an ia tha pro bowl game terback*, with both Johnny Unite a able way transformed a routine land. returned practice today for J an. 11. of tha ColU and Bill Wade of the third tiring group into the "Chi­ Sunday's Eastern Division play­ Rama nominated. nese b a n d it* L S U 'a latest leg off game with the Browna at QTwbTfVVotT think of "the. n' n,r0- “!•, "“ k‘n* h,'fb/lc'K . Other offensive Handout* to- end—fa taking no chances by unYankee Stadium. preseot club personnel? who,fa difficult w k,,,U en sn to defense, ,n■k,, bim dude fullback Rick Caaarea of dereslimating the CUmaon oppo A—I'm a pomue thinker. W'e'U The Giants' apectacular sweep the Beer* and Alan Amecbe of sitlon. of a 13-10 verdict lift Sunday sta rt from scratch with every was expected to be a key target tha Colt*, and halfbacks Jon Ar' Our films show they are big forced a tie for toe Eaatern man having a chance to make the for p anel when the Cleveland nett of the Rams, Lenny Moore and strong, quite a bit like Flori crown and gav« New York its grad*. I belitve in building confi­ Browna meet New York In th» of the Colin and Willie Galimorc da," he says. Florida,save the biggest ticket ruth to the club's dence to our playera. If they Eastern Division title play-off Tbe Mayfair Mta'a Golf Aaao* of toe Beara. Tigers their toughest' night of have talent to go with the confi­ game Sunday. history. elation Su r^ w will itogo IU aee- For the tcvenlh time, defeoalve this action before losing ia the Renfro, a seven je a r veteran in ^ dence. they'U get along okay. NEW YORK (UPI) — Death'cancer at St. Luke's Hospital, Giant official* announced Tues­ and of olghTtouraomonta achedul- tackle Leo NomtlUoo ef the San last two minutes, Id-7, to* pro ranks, is a main cog in Q—What la the moat important caught up with Bill Corum. one "Try to keep me going as I day night they stopped the public od for thJi club yoar. But LSU football observers note the Browna' offense because o f Francisco 49era waa selected for moat popular can (iniah my book," Corum told tale of ticket! for Sunday's Na­ thing to football. Appropriately named the Santa the the elemtat of being "down" for ° r „ 1 hit ability to get behind the tieWait squad. A—Desire. Without that you get aporta writers, before he could his physician and long • time tional Football League game aft­ Claus tournamaat, golfen will via Weeb Ewbanka of Baltimore la a gama hai not troubled toe Ti­ no place — no matter how big or fer.drri, take the past aad go m finiah hit autobiography. friend. Dr. John S. Davis Jr., er idling more than SO.OOft'dufar team aad Individual heno n la the West roach. ger* toil year and isn't likely to for the big acort. bow amaU you are. The S3 year old New S’ork Jour- only Tuesday morning. j cata in 3A hour*. the event. happen Jin. 1. "Thoia boyi have nal-American The Weit roller Includes Q—Can you win with this ball Tbe speedster from North Tex­ columnist, who also "We tried awfully hard and to Tba baadicap chairman will pick Offense: enda, Ray, Berry, pride.'' eaplatna Dietxtl. "We have enough mail order* as State la too tc im 'i leading ia president of the did BUI, but It waa too late," Dr. to use up what few ticket* wa club? team eapulaa far each foureome. ColU, Ollly Wilton, Mere; Urklea. In addition to pride and the served A—W* have tbe nucleus of a scorer this tenon via the air­ Tha ether three mimberi will be Jim Parker, Colts, and Bob St. other inlanglblee that romhinti Churchill Downi race track and Davit said. "I asked him, ‘How have left," ona harried official impresario of the Kentucky Her- do you feel. Dill?* when I visited said, "and people art lined up good club. I'U aay that good play­ ways. He hai acorrd six aerial cboian by dnw . Taami will com­ to produce a winner, the Tlgera by. died Tuesday night of lung him early last night. He blinked pete under tha point lyitem for Clair, «*«re; guards. Duane Put­ have down to tha street wilting to er* make a coach. The beat play­ touchdowns and most of the Cenoos, probably the nam, Rama, and Harley Sowell, er* make the beat coach. ratchet were of the key variety. too three ton team aad two indi­ South's best back la e decade. a l .!>*' .■ c£ pl# „ 0f bUt buy." Detroit Liooa; center Jim Rlngo, didn t reply. Then he died." ,./v Tba club * office la os to . Renfro hai snared ?4 a e ria la ^ vidual award!. Given a faat field where toe Graaa Bay Packari, and backs. Contract* roruraonla 1*,h floor' , . good for VIS yards Lila aeason. Entrance fee will be toyi worth Uaitai, Arnett. Moore, and C* LSU line might offeet a whopping Corum had been in and out of onlyJickata m U i M 8 " ; and hit Si-yard catch of a Milt at toaM f t Tbaie toyi will bo weight disadvantage, the Tigrra the hospital since he contracted day will be the 17.000 bleacher Plum heave Sunday, a l m o s t given to uadorprlviligod chlldrin. urea. ahould move through the South and i.000 standing room ticket* pneumonia during the World Sespelled doom for toe Giants. The Hooding the U*t of team ciptolai The defensive unit: enda Glno C a r o l i n i a n a like Sherman n et in October. He reaumed writ- that go oo tale at the stadium. tnow-covered field, however, pre­ win bo Gone WlUet, winner of top Marcbettl, Coll*, ami Doug At­ inarched through Georgia and Broadway oddamaker* ar* ra t­ kina. Beara: tackle*. Fred Wiling hit column about • a month vented Ray from opening up and boson among amateura who com­ Uami, B een, and Gene Lloi one aspect of history may repeat ,. ago but he felt ao weak ha return- ing the game a t a "plek-'am" "Chriitm at Shopper's Special" peted ia tho Mayfair tna PGA itself. U g b ^ U k a ^racinr^ofJndur- fd |# gl< Lufc#., |i l t weekt affair, with a bettor giving 11 to wee the title given to toe Seminole going all the way. comb, Goltf; middle guard. Bill Open golf touraameot, which cod­ Sherman, before be became no­ all Us the -featured loth race to George, Bear*: linebackers. Joe Tbe roundfaced Jolly ■•am­ to odda no matter which Uam County Sperta Car eluha* latest He waa tripped up and tho ed Sunday. Browna had to settle for a field Schmidt, Lions, end Lcs Richter, torious la these parts as a union night wUI cap a full day of grey ateur horse player" never law ha backs. rally. Dee. I t John Gerlach. eomIf too Giants win. they will boat mitt** chairman, announced win­ goal a few plays later. Rama; halfbacks Bobby Dillon, general, was first president of hound running at Sanford-Orlando another typewriter. Kennel Club, after the oval * first Renfro, who hai never been a When Matt Winn, the "father" tha Baltimore Cotta to tha cham­ Shop For Christmas Packers, and Jim David. Lions, LSU. matlnen of the season was held of tbe Kentucky Derby, died to pionship game. Tha front offie# ner*: First: Otis Gifford and Mary chosen outright In an all pro sc-w and aaftlymen. Will Sherman, K er Schmid! in a Portrhe. Sec­ At tola afternoon. Rama, and Yale Lary, Llona. 1319. Corum was named to auc- his already announced a teal* ond: Clay and Betty Smith in a lection, bagged 71 paaars In I9S7 Mattneea err scheduled each Atternatea are Del Shofnar, Video Recap Set ... _ ceed him as president of Church- of Ucket price* for a till* en Poraeh*. Third: Norman and and gained SS3 yards for an av­ Dav(01 n / would UVe a , „ ve counter. Boi i n t i *UI ItU Wf NEW YORK (U PI)—The Co Wednesday- end Baturday at . r^ erage of 79 yards per catch. Rama, end: Hugh McElhenny Gloria Wilbur la a TR-?. atari, halfback; Gallmore. half­ turnbia Broadcasting System an- m. throughout the aeaaon at the q( jbwnce ,f0(n ((je Jouroi|. 110; raacrvtd teat*. IT.JO. blaachThe rallv covered itT mltra and refurbished club. ___ _____ _________ back;_ Wade, quarterback;______ bun nounced today that It wilt show American each spring to help di­ t r seats, U . and standing- w et divided into fir* legi. At ROME PEOPLE STILL DON'T Indurall will have to overcome rect Jooai, Beara. guard; Charlie Are. between halves of next Sunday’* room. U. plant (or the Derby. the start cf each teg, driven KNOW—We operaie Sanford'* Lions, tackle; Nomellinl, tackle; New York Glanta • Cleveland the speeding of acveral other fast Corum alto became well known were given the destination and an only Commercial “Whit* Print" Browns playoff game a videobound* toolght in order to preierve Amache, fullback, and Jo* Fortu- Browne nlavoff ei a* a radio sports commentator. average speed to be maintained. Shop. 214 E. 1st tape reviewing the key scoring •*!» . reputation at one of the He served for many year* ai a nato. Beara, linebacker. Navigators had to find the shortest Wieboldt’s ™"EBA 2 = play a of the first half of tot con- wurld'a fastest greyhounds The "color" announcer at the World route betwren point*. Cars were TOpound hustler started the year , test. Seriea and at championship 71# B. PARK A \ i penalised for all time and mileage by copping the Inaugural Handi­ fights. cap, after easdr striding tn vieCORAL GABLES (UPI) - The aerum ulattd over or under par. Among Corum* aurvIvors ar* Starting point wa* Hloaon'a ns lory to three schooling events Unireriliy of Miami jEx'Champs Retire hit mother, a brother, Clayton, high-scoring Indurall's heaviest competition Hurrlcanei hop* to end a seven- Amoco Italian in Sanford, to Win­ Shop For Christmas Hamburg, Germany (UPI) — and a son, Robert. Funeral ar­ gam* losing streak against the ter Tark and Orlando then to VineAnnounce# Ha Hat Taken Over The At Willie llocpner and Gernard may come from right "next door." rangement! are Incomplete. In the sixth povt position will be Unlveralty of Florida when they land and a n t io Narcoaee and Hecbi, Iwo former German light bark to Orlando. Finishing point play the Gators here tonight. heavyweight champions, have an­ Simla, nevt to Indurall's teventh The lanky Murrieta**, who waa tho Turf Cub is Ciaitlberry. nounced their retirement from the starting spot. Simla got off to a Halfback Hurts Leg* Trophies will be awarded at PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The scored more than 100 points each of tha GROCERY AND FISH MARKET formerly ring. Hoepner. 33. lost the Euro bad atari In the Inaugural, bu^ tha next meeting to be held Jan. pcan III!* to Erich Schoeppner ..wa* closing _ln on tha favorite ** j Pittsburgh Steelert said Tuesday In their flrtt three outings, ar* ■ at • p. m. at the T\irf club. hnown a HOI.COMDE'8 PLACE that defensive halfback Jack Bui given ih* beat chance to beat the three daya age. lfe.hi. a*, waa Anyone Interfiled In joining the Otheri in ih* feature event are |fr j, suffering from a halrlls* Gators In four years. European champion twict. club may reelect Mrs. Betty I SOI W. ftI Dlocka Waat of Franeh Super Toy. Blue Shot. Famed F a' fracture of the right leg. The club Miami Coaeb Bruce Rale hat 211 E. lit Smith, secretary, at FA 3-HOT. hie. Go Ra<-k, Mixed Chips and •aid it waa questionable whether navar bcatio to* Gators. Last Saturday, Florida Mat* Butler will atari in too National Boxing Bout Subbed Elegant Miss. Football League's pro-bowl game became tha flrtt Florida team to CHICAGO (UPIy—The Inter,.abeat the Gator* la M gamaa. at Los Angtlti. Jin . 10. llonil boxing Club hat substitu­ Bill Tuttle Signs ted a middleweight bout between KANiAS CITY. M« (UPI) T PAYS A WEEK Holly Mims and Bobby Bayd as Out/ieldar Pill Tuttle Tueiday be­ the Wednesday night television came tha first riayer to sign a From 7:00 A. M. Mil 7:30 P. M- Weak Days fight in Chicago Stadium. Jan. T. lis t Kansas City Athletic con­ J J f e R ja It replaces the scheduled TV ap­ tract. Tuttle, obtained from De­ Sunday* — « a. m. Mil 0 p. m. pearance of light heavywalghta troit in a trade (or Rilly Martin, Spaciallilnc In Quality Sunny Ray and Koqu* Maravitla. batted .7Jt last aeason. la laaai for tha rich poit-itasoa football gama the Tlgtn filled A t fasOal! learns playlag la to ibow tha Bayou home-folk* a ilagle wla. They are bow hard Oe part seaiea bewl | i a i i l at work determined to reverie BATON ROUGE. La. (U Pl> - that unhappy record la 19S9 Louiaiana State's top ranked Ti­ The T lgen play twice beaten t a n crashed through the regular Clemion. the Atlantic Coait CooN ito o unbeaten and untied for feraaca. champion, ia the Jan. t)M flrtt Um« la 10 f t a n but th an I cooteit and for the fourth time la atill a jinx to b« bucked la the la their five Sugar Bowl appear aacei, they will be favored. Sugar Bowl Naw Yaar'i Day. la four trips aouth to Naw OrUnder the coarhiar of youth* (KDITOU Ol NOTE: ItU ftret W I I O ipittkti Red Hickey Named Forty-Niner Coach m 'Mttie. 3 Teams Dominate W estern All-Stars v*msHisVOCT wesr — •"»»••• - - »>• - r s s ^ is s r $ 0W*A8 MISS.39 &j>u* M^ w Practice Resumed By Giants; Game Sunday Sold Out L -. QS^I0'C t Renfro Main Cog In Browns'Attack < Death Takes Bill Corum; Life Story Not Finished Mayfair Men Set Tourney Sunday Indurall Will Run In Track Feature Sports Car Club Has Yule Special; Winners Listed Hurricanes Hope To Defeat Gators Bennie Bennett Ownership and Management ;oth NOW OPEN — q u ic k m i m Phm i F A l-S ti! 40/ IKI3*SISAMF0& FISH and SEA FOOD THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. - FR1. - BAT. Alao Maats, Grocer!** and Notions — S hlna DOG RACING ■■' ■■■■ ......... Ill Watt Flral firaeS.......................... Tat. FAIrfai 1-94 tot* Mete** Ueemv B»na*>i_________ Matinee Wed. Or Sat.; 2 P. 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GRADE A TURKEYS - DUCKS - HENS - FRYERS X-LGE. 60' DEPOSIT S 0 JI .M 123.00 5.00 RECEIVE par «eek for M weak* *♦•*••••♦••*ea**#»e##*a».a f 12.50 par weak for SO weeks 25.00 00 par weak for SO weeks 50.00 00 par weak far SO weeks 100.00 par weak far 50 Teaks 150.00 par week for 50 wsaka 250.00 ^ SA N EO RD A tlantic NAnQNAL BANK BANK (A ftk th d W k ThtA W IJ . . �H W «!,, D k . 17, 105&—P ace 7 ffhe PanfnrS WrriTB Sergeant Declares 'Didn't K ill W ife' Low In Tallahassee 34, Pierre, S.D ., Just 33 United Press International Comparatively balmy weather overspread the nation'i mldieelion today, mapping a prolonged told wav*‘by lifting temperature* above the freeiing mark for the first time in nearly two week*. However, the chilly grip of win­ ter maintained a stubborn grip on the Southeast during the night, and a new snowstorm, powered i by arctic blasts, raced across the northern plain* Into the upper Croat Lake*. The warming trend began Mon­ day in the central and southern plaint, advanced into the Midwest Tuesday and was expected to reach the Atlantic Coast today. In the meantime, readings dropped to 34 degrees in Tallahas'co. Fla., early today under the influence of Ihe lingering cold air. Pierre, S. D . had a comparable temperature of 33 degrees As the warm air advanced across the Interior, temperatures COLUMBUS. Ohio (UtM'—David shot up to TO drerres in northern S. Smith, M. tall, quiet part time Trvas, Lincoln, Neb., had a high ^ollege student, trim ly told au of SS and rickstown, S. D.. record­ G en tles today how he planned to ed St. rape the pretty young expectant In ihicago. overnight tempera­ mother who lived across the tures held in the mid-JOs. about street. 10 degrees warmer than the night It Smith allowed no remorse at he before. It also was the cliy‘» admitted raping and then killing warmest weather aince a brief Mrs. Janice Ora Porter. It. in her warm spell which ended Dec. 4 Hob Slicdiitn. Southern The northern tier of stairs fared TOO CROWDED IN THE PIT bed Tuesday morning. He hid the .12 caliber revolver with which he another onslaught of winter today Hell manager, just couldn't fit in the pit with David Van ahot her In the raltcrs of his home. with gusty winds expected to push Ness. Look* too complicated anyway. (Bergstrom Photo) ■'There l» no question the boy snow and blowing snow- across * telling Ihe truth," Sheriff Mary the Great Lakes region, with mow T(all said, “ but the investigation Is extending into New Kngland. Three youngster* drowned at not complete." Sanford, N, C., Tuesday when Smith, who was held for invrsli they fell through thin ire on a gation of murder, told authorities mill pond. he had planned the crime for two The deaths added to Ihe mount­ or three days. ing co!d weather toll which now The body was found by the vic­ stands well above 1U0 since the tim'* father in law. Hiram Porter. snow and cold awrpt out of the SJ, with whom she and her hus­ west early this month. band. Myron, 2fi. an Ohio State University dental student, lived In f home set in * secluded, wooded ^ r e a north of here. The victim was bound and gagg­ ed. Her clothing had been slit up the front. A single bullet wound was in the center of her fore­ head. At the foot of the bed was a baby crib, blanked folded neatly TAMPA. Fla U T II-T h r toast • over Id atdri. Baby books andGuard searched the walers of Christmas package* were nearby. Tampa Bay today for the bodies The couple had been married of crcwmrmbers aboard a lowfive year* and eagerly looked for- flying BIT Jet bomber that rard to the birth of their first crashed and exploded lair Tues­ hild. expected any day. The hus- day. band, who expect* to graduale in Four persons were aboard the June, was taking examinations six Jet medium bomber. One body when notified of the death. was recovered about an hour The *earch for the killer turned after the plane went down with SPLICING CAIH.ES IN Till! PIT—llumlrciU of tiny to Smith within a few hour* whrn one wing ablate. wire* arc juinctl together by K. Davit! (left) and Daviil deputies checked a *et of foot­ Crewmembers were identified Van N'e.M , Southern Hell splicing crew. The finished cable print* in the mow between the a> Capt. George L. Whitney, 37. will brbjr telephones to hundtcii* of Sanford homes. two house*. commander; MaJ. Marcel F. O' (Herpstnnn Photo) Smith said hr did not even Amtco. 35. Plainfield, N.J., in­ know Mri. Porter* name. structor navigator Lt. Joseph B. ^ After the killing. Smith said, be Bcrnardi, 13, navigator; and Wil­ Wetumed home and “ atarted to liam C. Bitter J r , 24. navigator. read and atudy.” The Air Force did not immediate­ ly say which officer's body was found. The planr was from the 306th Bomb Wing at nearby MacDill Air Force Uaie. Ditch dlggvrs and ambitious gar­ Joined together by winding a spe­ The Air Force said the plane BBATT (LTD — An Euambla cial kind of tape around them. deners, beware! was approaching from the rav| County School Board truck spun Look before you push that shovel Of course, there are targrr ca mil of control and struck a utility over the hay to make a landing pole Tuesday, killing one youth and at MaclJili when the crash oc­ into the ground by your road You btes than thrive with 4WJ pairs, but curred. It plunged Into the water could be responsible for cutting that is the sue used in Seminole ^ tju rin g mother. The victim wi» identified as tome 1,000 yard) off Lewis island off several thousand telephone*, County at the moment. The splices Eugene Norris. IT, of Bratt. Ray­ located Just t il Ihe coast. must be tnxile everytimr the cable No parachute* were seen leav­ water lines or electric power. mond Peebles, IS. Brill, was re has to curve or turn a eorner, In an age when everyone lake* ported In fair condition at a hos­ ing ihe plane The U47 is considered the to the sky, utility companies are so if* quite a job. This i« in addlpital planting as much as possible be­ lion to ihe pits rvery half mile. Tolico s*id the accident occur­ backbone of the Strategic Air neath the surface of the rartli Out in Ihe county, the telephone Command's long range striking red Tuesday afternoon on State In (hr past few months the men sit in pair* in a pit and splice forre and ia capable of carrying Road W, near the Alabima-FIorSouthern Bell Telephone Co h»* If the line 1* a working cahle. they nuclear weapon*. ida line. buried thousands o( mile* of cable. will work continuously. 2t hours The cable doesn't Juvt lie there; a dav, with one rrew relieving an it has In be spliced to another other. Downtown thry work In rahle Each targe cable contains manhole*, with a pump to putt nut 400 pairs of small cables. F.arh the dangerous gases that acrumu pair contains lints for one to eight late beneath Ihe earth—particularly Ihe gas from the killing mangrove party line*. And the splicing jab—lhal ol plant. Due to growth in togth Seminole joining each of ihe 400 pairs to ax mate in the Joining cable, must County, telephone men have been b# don* by hand. Th* end* are • rending murh of their time in the pits. They recently pul down Invites You To Join Their 10,000 feet of cahle. 1.5*0 miles of wire at a rovt of 124.000 on the Orlando Highway for Ploecreit ’59 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS C U R Sunland Estates and routes south The list square dance of 195* Pits are still in evidence on Conn will be held tonight at the San­ try ( lub fload, where lha men pro tect themselves with sawhorse* and ford Civic Center. SAVE RECEIVE The next dance will be held flame pots. (Against the Traffic) Jan. 7. when a new beginners’ Cable crossing sign* are sparrd . 2 5 ............. S 12.50 down the road as a warning to dais also will start Those interested in the begin, other utility companies as well *« .50 ............. 25.00 ners' group are asked to sign up, property owners. Cement msrkrrs m advance at the recreation of show where Ihe rable begin* and 1.00 ............. 50.00 fice of the Civic Center. All win­ ends. According to Bob .Shrddtn. man ter visitors are welcome ager of the local telephone office, 4 ? /^ 2.00 100.00 anyone should always cheek Ihe The longest lake In America— ground before digging. And It 5.00 ............. 250.00 in name only—is Lake Charcot *x>uld be pretty hideous for some­ gigaggmanchaugfagoggehiu bun- one to splice all those fires to­ agungamaugg at Wrhster, Man. gether again, wouldn't it? ( dQuief Boy Relates Rape, Murder Of Expectant Mother I Search Under Way For Bomber’s Crew f Diggers, Do Be Careful; Phone Line Buried There Truck Kills One Injures Another DENHAM. Engli.id (LTD M.Sgt. Marcus M. Marymont. of Hobbsville, N.C.. denied today that he either purchased or used the arsenic with which he is accused of murdering his wife. Marymont. testifying in his own defense, admitted he had sexual relations with another woman while his wife was still alive, and discussed marriage with her. He said he gave her ex pensive gifts, including a diamond ring and a fur rnat. but denied that he was “deeply in love" with hrr. The 37 year old Air Force non corn's trsumony took up mn*t of Brush Fire Threat To Homes, Marine Base In California SAN JUAN CAPISTB WO, Calif. tU P li—A huge brush fire whipped by turbulent winds roared up lu the edge of Camp Pendleton Marine base today and in other areas threatened nearly 3oO homes. The four day blare already has swept over more than 31.000 acres, destroyed 19 homes and taken an inestimable toll in va! uahle watershed. About 2 ran) firrftghters—Inelud ing many- Marines—aided by butt don-rt ar.d planes manned the gi­ gantic fire » #0 mile perimeter which was burning unchecked at three strategic tpolv. —To the south, Ihe fire was skirting the northern tip of sprawling Camp Pendleton and within atmut three to five mitrs of the m arrst barracks. —To the northeast, Trabtiro Canyon which Is spottrd with lummir tahms ami home* was less than a half mile from Ihe conflagration and the eiunmtmiiy of Tralnien Oaks had nnl* aNuit three miles separating tt from towering flame i. Brildenls in some 2u) homes and rahins In the are* have been alerted to be ready to evacuate. —To the noith, some m homes in Long Canyon were threatened as Ihe fire burned within a mile of the airs The weather forecast for today was for “Santa Ana" winds—dry, fast • moving winds that whir* across southern California fiom the desert are one nf (lie major rauses for thr area's high fire danger at this time of year. The area ha« hern without rain for nearly two months. No major injurlr* have hem reported so far, although ti e For rllry Servirr said Ihrre W i r r thr usual number of minor burn car es and smoke inhalation suffered by ftrrfigmters. today's session of the court msr tial that is trying him on charges of murdering his 43 • year • old wife white courting the atirartive Cynthia Taylor, a dress shop manager from Maidenhead. Fng land. Under direct examination hy Ids counsel. May William Karr, Marymont flatly denied Tuesday's Iritimony by a druggist from Maidenhead that he had attemp ted to buy arsenic in his store, “Have you at any time attemp ted to purchase arsenic while stationed in the United Kingdom!” Karr asked. “ No. sir. I have not.'* Mary mnnt replied. “ Have sou at any time and in any way administered or attemp led fn administer arsenic to your v*ifr *" “ No, sir, I have not.'* The druggist, Bernard Samp son. said Marymont came into hi* shop In May—two months before his wife's death — and asked whether he could buy arsenic. Hr dropped the subject. Sampson said when he was tnid he would have to have a permit. Under rrosi • examination by Via] C. J. I.ewu. tne prosecutor. Marymont admitted that he had been on sexually intimate terms With Mrs Tavlor during the per iod between Christmas 1954 and h it May. “ Would it be fair to »ay you promised marriage to Mrs. Tay lor!” I^vvis aikrd. “ We merely discussed It.* the defendant replied. “She had men tinned ma-rlage, and I concurred that if she was fire I would give ii ronitderatoin ” Air Force Silent On Hustler Crash Ml NTWAY Tes. U T I* — The Air Forte ir(u*rd today In reveal the rause nf Ihe first crash of a 11* Mustier, the world's fastest h u n t«r. In a desolate aira nrar Wrslway and the New Mexico stale line One of Ihe 1,110 - mile • an hour ■dll* Jets plowed a 40 • foot hole in ihe ground when It hit Tue* day. Resident* thought thry heard a sonic boom. Two of the three • man rrew escaped, hut the pilot was killed A helicopter pilot who landed at the seme said Ihe piece* of wreckage were *o small he could not Identify the aircraft. An Air Force spokesman said thr numtxir ol 115*1 that hive been hull! i* tlastlfied. The jrls have been In production hy Con vair Aircraft torp at Fort Worth for •Iwiiit two vrars f .Shop For Christmas At C c h v o s ia . Dubbers Beware MEMPHIS, Term -(L T D Mg i seen on a golf course berr "Poison on greens. Du r.ol put ball in moulh.” 211 E. IM NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:15 G E T MORE OI I O F LIK E GO O l T T O A M OVIE. M1CKE.Y& S O M ! 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Tender lllrtl* Limit I for $7.30 or mora food order P ¥ GEORGIA Grade A DRESSED and DRAWN i •:09 • r M *»< TICKETS WILL BE SOLD IN ADVANCE ADMISSION 60c W BT ■l dlh ST H : IOPEN SUNDAYR • a. ■ . M Nam \i �# - Segregation Big '58 Story: Deep South Unchanged By AL KUETTNER ATLANTA <UPl)-The wrek be­ fore Thanksgiving, 1958, in Atlanta large printed aifni began appear* lag on automobile*. They read: "We want public arhuolt." In rapid aurceailon three man* Ifritoei were lamed by influential group*—the metropolitan Atlanta flergy, the Emory Unlvertlty fac* ulty and Agne* Scott College profeiaora—urging that a way tie found to keep public irhool* open regardleai of the outrome of pending integration ca*ei. In Miami. Epiicopal bi-hops of the United Stale* adopted a pastoral letu r—read In every Eplseopal ehureb In tbe South call­ ing for universal obedlenre lo federal law* and for a return to prlnrtplea of ChritUin brother- hood In the aolving of racial ten aiona. In Atlanta. J. If Calhoun, not long ago one of the moat militant of the NAACP leader* In the South, told an aiaetnbly at a Ne­ gro university that desegregation can only lake plarr In a "favor­ able atmoiphrre." He said he hpped that leader* of Negro and white rare* rould ait down togelh er and work out thrir prohlema in the event a federal rourt order* Integration for Atlanta achooli. Change of Heart? Did the critical racial troubles of 1958, including the closing of some achooli In Arkamaa and Virginia, produce a change of heart In a section of America that on<*e vowed to stand firm against the encroachment of inte­ gration? Much of the Deep South ha* not changed, but event* moat cer­ tainly have caused lortir deep re flection and hard planning. Unbeatens To Meet In City Cage Loop Greyhounds Lose One undefeated team will remain after neat Monday's City fla»kel bill league game* are played. MrRolieii* Tire and Hunt IJn eoln-Meixury clash In the final game al 9:Jo in Ihc Seminole High School Coyrn In Mondays S»m». f Baptist pulled an upset in defeat Ing Navy SI-30, in Ihe first game, while Free Mllhodist lost lo tindefeateil Mrftnhert* Tire 89II. Hunt Lincoln Mercury also kept its record rlesr by taking the Relicts 40 IS. The Reliels had a full team for the first time, hut they had not played together before. They should be much improved In the peat few weeks. The Recreation Department spoo­ lers the activity, open to all play* a s i t years nf age or older. Any­ one interested In Joining a team may Inquire through the Recrea­ tion Department office at the Civic Center. The standings through Monday's lam es art: WON llunt-Unndn Mercury 3 McRohert* Tire I'lnecrni Baptist Free Methodist Rebels Navy Shop For Christmas At ( tn ivirL & * 214 K. last 4 *• ili 1 21 1 KEGULAIt MEETING THURS. K l> M. Buy Flash Bulbs Here Yosi'll Re tiled You Did. Sea Oar Ad. Itec. I t For Ilrtalla. W IE H O L D T S CAMERA 81101* n a n. PARK AVE. hanfnid. I la. CALI* HERTZ FA2-7723 Evening* FA 2-7500 r HERTZ ,t c .i Vic KobelJo. A ie*. SOI E. ia l TV TU RK S TESTED FREE — In your home Complete stock on truck] Call FA 2-1174 Electronic Tube Distributor _ P To Bishop Moore Thf ,<ym, n Hlffh ha.kethill ,fJ|n) gallantly for (he first Half Ja*t nifht, but * a i nuldistanced in Ihe final two periods bv fils hop Moore, whlrh look a 60-:t7 verdict. The Greyhound* trailed by only four jminl*. 7-11. at the end of the first slanra and S3 17 at Intermis­ sion, Bishop Moore fired It point* through the hoop* in the third. I.ymsn could get only *ix. A tail quarter surge by the Greyhoundi fell far short. In Ihe last period, the Greyhound* got II. Uirhop Moore 17. Uill (ioebel was high for Ihe Greyhound* with It. He wa* the only Lyman player to hit the double figures, although Klrlh Trnnant mined by only one, hit ling for ninr. Jim Kill* hit for 30, Johnny Lane for It and Don I’errtne for 13 to trail Bishop, Moore. Oviedo Cagers Top Tavares, 51 To 28 The Oviedo cage (ram jumped off to a first quarter lead and was neter threatened as It took Ihe measure of Tavares lait night, a im . Mike Duda and Jimmy Brook­ shire, leading irorers tor Oviedo, morr than tnalthcd the total of the whole Tavares learn. Nine players saw action for the Ijoni, who hail built a 33-13 lead at Interminion. By the end of three, the Oviedo Irani wa* in front 4130. In a preliminary rontest, the Oviedo II tram scored an almost Identical victory, racking up Ihe Tavares Bee*. 61-3(1. Mike Duda hit eight time* from the floor and twtre from the line for 18 points. Brookshire found Ihe hoop fix limes from the field for 13 pmr.ls John Trtinsl.y had *1* point*, Joteph Huda four, Wayne Kclicy right, Smith two and Alford one Briggi and " ‘‘VI* saw a .Hon. hut didn't break into thp scoring col' uinn, Stoor got exactly one half of ITavares' 38 point*. Railroad Donates Diesel To Society A tree quartet scale replica nf .( locomotive h is tern donated by Ihr Allantic- Coast Line Railroad to Sanford's 4n h Sonny of the Amrrican Lcgton Thr dteiel model wav mounted on a (nob chassis for severs! years and exhibited as a Host In hundreds of paradrs in small lowni and large cities throughout Ihe six southeastern state* In which t oast |.tnc operates. The locomotive replica will u mounted on a truck chassis by the 40 8 Society and used for elvtc purpose*. "IVr nn Coast Line are partners in progrrit with other citiien* nf Sanford, and are highly pleased that we ran assist the 411/8 Rorirlly in Its rlvtc work." Lenny An­ derson, Coast Line's Assistant Dis trict Superintendent here, staled Nurse Applicants Reminded To File Applicants for licensing exami­ nations given hy Ihe Florida Ststr Board of Nursing muit file with thr Board office hy March 2. 1958 The practical nurse examination will to given March 31. and thr profrutnnal nurse exam April 1 and 3. Both will to held at the Hotit Seminole. Jacksonville DAY b NIGHT a n e l r a y HEATING • NO to t eeUtaga • NO f l d l l dW t RUN MM8MT7 • NO Imw ft iaela lit# flnmt type of winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. A n. . 1f tI J* ------------ FA 14211 The September school term and final federal court orderi to pro­ ceed with the integration of famrd Central lllgl. School ar­ rived in Little Rock, Ark., at a tout (he same time. The legis­ lature. s w i f t l y summoned Into special aeaiinn, adopted laws that would permit school* to close. Utlie Rock voters, . apparently fearing fresh violence of the 1957 ••artel) If Central again were in­ tegrated, endorsed the closing. Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus conducted a personal nationwide money-raising campaign to pro­ duce private fundi for operation of high school* in the Arkamai capital As the year ended thsre was some form of private educa­ tion for youngsters displaced hy Ihe rioting of white high school*. Virginia alto got Its first taste of private trhools. Federal rourt order* in Norfolk. Charlottesville and Warren County meant the schools had to integrate or he closed under Virginia's massive resistance laws. They were rioted. Itasemrat Classes Private classes more or Ins hobbled Into operation In Virgin la. many of them conducted tn hasemrnt rumpus rooms of pri­ vate homes. As the year ended there wa* no indirallon that public education would he resumed soon in any of Ihe 13 schools dosed hy the race issue, four at Utile Rock, ono *t Front Royal, Va„ si* at Norfolk snd one at Charlottesville. More than 16,000 pupils h»d torn af­ fected. And what portends for 1959? I/>ok to Georgia, where two Im­ portant court cate* are pending. One. already on orial, attacks tegrrgation practices at Georgia Slate College in Atlanta. The oth­ er enrompaste* the entire Atlanta public school system. F'inat settle tnenl In both case* Is expected well before the opening of the 1939 fall term. Right now many groups in the Georgia capital are striving to find an answer to the problem. Stale laws now require Ihe dot ing of any integrated public school. Double pressure can be expect ed In the January session of the Georgia Legislature — one aide seeking to strrnglhen numerous segregation law* on the books: Ihc other tide urging adoption of local option laws. It would tike a constitutional amendment and a statewide vote to make any basic changes. Quotable Quotes United Pres* International VANDERBERC. AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPtb—Maj. Gen. David Wade, commander of the First Strategic Air Command Missile Division, nn the United States’ lureesiful Jsueehing of a in.mo mite an hour Thor miistle: "We can't say how ptessed we are that it got off. It was avtry Ml as successful as we hoped it would be. We are real proud." WASHINGTON — I'rendent El­ senhower, proposing an extension of the present high school term: "I really brlive we could do well by including what we call Junior college, or rrrtainly something nrar it, so that they (stu­ dent*» ran enlarge themselves to Ihe calrnt nf their capability in a good high school system even tf they nevrr have the urge or opportunity to gn to college." WASHINGTON — Sen. Styles Bridges (R-.YIL), on the Impend Ing liberal conservative druggie for G Or leadership of Ihe Sen ale: "I atill want to avoid a fight and am hopeful that something ran be worked out. Now It's up to this other (liberal! group." Slayer Will Enter Plea Of Insanity LEESDUBti tu r n - A courtappointed attorney for a former menial patient charged with pistol • laving of his former wife on Mam Street said he will enter a plea of Innocent by reason of In­ sanity. Circuit Judge T. G. Futeh ap­ pointed attorney Walton Hunter Tuesday to represent Charles Mix on, 44, from fronton. Ohio, who police said had escaped from an Ohio mental Intlllullon. HUnn *hn4 down hi* wife on Main Street. In Ihe heart of the city, Nov. 10. He fled beneath a nearby nursing home and police had to force him nut with tear gat He said he hail come here to talk stout s reconciliation with his former wife, Lucille IJvely, 36, hut that the told him the In­ tended lo marry a local man. F'ulrh appointed Hunter after the attorney filed a petition of inaolvrnry for HUon. The Judge gave Hunter 13 days to prepare a bill nf particulars lo show how be Inlendt In proceed on Ihe insanity plea. Frederick Olhman Has Heart Attack WASHINGTON (UPI) - Fred­ erick C. Othman, Washington col­ umnist for the United Feature Syndicate, suffered a heart attack Tuesday. Doctor* reported hi* condition Tuesday night a* "pretty good." The 53-year-dd veteran news­ man was stricken shortly aflrr he had covered the morning session of a House clrctioni sutoommlttea hearing looking into the de­ feat of Rep. Coy* Knutson (D Minn I In the Nov. 4 election. Doctors said he suffered what they described as a "coronary tromtosls with a myocardial In farrl." Othman became 111 during lunch in Ihe Senate restaurant. He walled from there to the Senate prrss gallery In rest and then went lo his Washington home whrre he wa* attended by a phy­ sician and later removed to Doc­ tors Hospital. Tag Day Scheduled Here Next Monday Semi-Finals Set Multiple Sclcruiii Tag Day will t.e held m downtown Sanford nest Monday. The Central Florida National M. S. Society coven the Sanford area, and fund* collected will to uied to tonrfit palirnt* in Semlnnle County. Heading the drive are Mr. ami Mrs Emory Bradford Mr* Bradfnrd Is a victim of the disease, end is attempting to rontart all M S. patient* in Ihe Sanford area. Helping in the Tag Hay for M. S. will he member* of the |*mecrest Church snd the C. P. O. Wi­ ves Club. iloundoff' Simpler DOWNEY. Calif, —<UPI s — When the North American Aviatlnn Co. developed a new alrto surface missile for the Air Force, the dev Ire was officially designa­ ted "Weapon System 131B" o( "GAM-7?". Now that the weapon is being installed nn RSI bombers, it Is railed the "Hnundog." For Net Tourney After several ilrlay*. the recrea­ tion department's tennis tourna­ ment ha* been narrowtd down to thr irml finals. In the single* division. Hot* Sheddrn will play Dr. John Morgan and mil Fleming will play Larry fkorr The winnsr* will meet in Ihc final* for the city singles eham ptonship. In Ihe doubles division. Ihr team of At Dnudnry and Bill Brumlry will meet Shedden and Art Harris. Dirk Esrudter and C. F. Proctnr tram up to play Norm Mctnni* and Dorr. The winners of these matches will meet In thr finals for thr city doubles championship. ‘P lain tiff .failed ROCHESTER. N. V - l l ’Pli William Shaw, 38, called police In report that someone claiming to to a polireman had snatched hi* wallet ronlilmtir JW Detectives who arrived on the scene arrested Shsw for public tntoxtrsflon Still Puzzled?. . . . GIVE “HIM” FAMOUS Cresent Tools You'll find a good ■election of theac high calibre Pliers arid WrenchcR at Gregory' . . . Won­ derful gift a for any man. O FF K HEADQUARTERS FOR — BLACK ft DECKER Pow#r Tools Many more man*ali« gifta a t .......... 520 Mapta at Sixth SL Phone FA 2-0500 Pag* 4—-Tues., Dee. 16, 1968 9Hr fttnfori BrraB �Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive Want Ad CLASSIFIED INDEX I—FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR BALE 8hr D infurh K erala W ed., Dec. 17. 1P5S— P s y r 9 3 offlrei partly furni*hed—air con T. VV. MERO. Itn Irr I—I.OfT AND FOUND riilJomd-ea* heat FA 2 3331 Phone FA 3 2*M L A F f-A -D A Y I - FOR RKNl Sanford Troduce Co. 103 West IA-ROOM * BOARD ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 13th. SI. 3BEACH RENTALS Raymond EuadquitL A*w. 4— WANTED TO REM Beautifully furnuhtd mom. Tri* at* FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Rids. 3-REAL ESTATE rOR SALE home. Phone FA 1 7304. 3—FARMS . ACREAGE CHOICE EAKKERONT 'LOTS GROVES Large I A 3 bedroom unfnmithed In heautlfu] rrndenllal area apartment, $13. tint Magnolia »*. 'em f t with trrmi T-REAL ESTATE WANTED ^-MISCELLANEOUS COUNTRY PRUIT.RTY clean 4 rm down it apt All Park. <» Acre*, on paved road. »ome 3—FLOWERS • PLANTS RUBLES lir$e rltrui trer«. different van 2 bedroom hou*e. kitchen rquipped 13—OFFICE EQUIPMENT etie*. Acre of young tanjelow* Phone FA 3 3303 II— AUTOMOBILES . T**n hou»e*. Price $lO.WO(ai TRAILERS Home For Sale Or Rent. 3 hdrm with trrmc available. U-BOATS A MOTORS —large lot — unfumiihrd. Lo rated *M K. 4th St 13FARM SLITLIES A «Sf. J o iru A *.■/'/ C t y x u t f MACHINERY For Rent—2 bedroom houie. Kit­ lie N. Path Ate. Ph. F a 2*3122 14PETS . LIVESTOCK . chen equipped, Near Air Bare SUPPLIES Lakcfront 2 bedroom r:atno home. FA 2-3213. I t—ARTICLES WANTED Practically finished -m imldr 13—PLACES TO EAT I It. R, unfurn . ktt. equipped $43 Peauttiul lot right on lake Short 17—BEAUTY PARLORS dutance from Dcl.and. J2.1W per m«. 4M Orange Avr. Thnne 13-FEMALE HELP WANTED rath price. Can he financed. Cell FA * 3125. ____ I t —MALE HELP WANTED Crumpton Builders in Orlando. New unfurnlihed garage opart 13-MALE OR FEMALE CA 2<£*8. ment. controlled heating, couple 31-W'ORK W tNTED in ACRES only. FA 212*3 23—BUSINESS Tiled. 2 l.irgn flow Ins well* T«n OPPORTUNITIES l Bedroom nltelj furnuhed hou»e (lory home Total $3.Ton bn 33— SPECIAI SERVICES ill electric. I ll Elm or cat! REAf, ESTATE DRIVE-IN 34PIANO SERVICES FA 2 1661,_________ ____ 3514 I'ranch Ave. H A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS M-EEKCTHICAIThu It a |ue*t pan t-> the Rue J. W. HALL “ Mint! if I use yo u r I’ho n c?" CONTRACTORS Theatre for Roy lirren, Jr. Exp Realtor 33 A-SUTLDINO. REPAIRS. dele Dee. It, '31 T a ll Hall-* Chore FA 2-3*11 3S*ll BUILDING SUPPLIES 3— Rl NI. I STATE rOR 3.U.K 3 -R I 41. rxTATf. FOR SMT. IT—NOTICE • PERSONAL CLIMB IN Jl-ARTICLES FOR SALE t bedroom, 2 bath. 2 atory farm OWNER WANTS 23—FURNITURE * li o u » e recently remodeled, I* ifer i • < •> < «f Ik* « HOISEnOLD OFFER IfRlIlllF I • !>■«?, »• • IR»N|i Approx 3 acrei cleared A fenc­ |R PfiM lf ed land. Low dovn pajment l uttmn built 3 bedroom 3 full li *9 Ik* f,(l|l3 all 3 -F O R ^ E N T FA 2SJ0t tiled hath*, built rn la r;r lot 'eCvR'jL MMAirf. riV%L .MU It c m twautiful 't a>fair xeetten. P k m i M Thli la a cueil p a n to the Rite 3 bedroem unfuralthtd hour* ha* VhHrt is »'■#« ’Hit Ihi* home fraiurta trrraro stove, children, no pete. 343 00 tinder Theatre for Jam ri E. L*e Exp aitriF’l *111 *d H • *iTi «*•'' ■* floor *. D rfr »crecned |*ureh. month, 190$ Summerlin Ave. iHituirr. a . i*. i i »i h date Dec. It. ‘33, Ifnfisr *3*1# I’tytmit JllHB r>* P( Natural wood *abmrti In la rfr (’evuniv, l‘l>M-U, ti*r *!•*•! *»•- f . . m . . *. kitchen equipped vith electric Furnished apaMmtnt. 301’* W. 1st. lint* turn ares int In4 'touch*' ** Ail- Lot • for %i*i*# *0C#VtQ nit r | ranse ar*| rrftagrrai.tr. 'Inner'* M A v s te tfS a io ;!' ..•*' •* «•■*>"»• ***• » •' • ««■ W'ELAKA APARTMENTS: r*om» equttv $4399ft). Any oiler will an* •* ! . •a|d ! I—• ■ then *- -1 private bathe. I l l W. Ftrat I t tlh#r, and m>k« xt:--*. i-> be t u r n conitderation RAYMOND M. IIAI.I. ■•i I Jiirta* f, r < final •mlemeni See 2 bedroom fumtihed home, 1303 fitr a-lrninliitaiInn "f **"l f«ia‘* REAl.lltn A 1N5UROR s k m in o m : in m -tv Cedar Ate. Available Dec l)lh and fnr ■>! enter Olarhat ■Ilia I" r ! Third ht. A Park Avenue .South t H Adfnlnliira1'I ' IWI Park Ave. EA 3323* Shown hv appointment. Phone at t>ai«d Y all Cell Rail ih'a ie* t*t i)** of l’*i• mkir. A . |» Iti* Phone FA 2 Wtt FA 2 3119. ra n t » i t ...... Cl CCmlniitratrji nf «*• We Feature L in e fumtihed 3 bedroom upr*ia'» "I t xrcipa 3 Iwdroont 3 bath CB home, urDt.ur.ui) WAi nu t: \'+ italrt apartment In tnwo. 343 raito floor*, double car porir. • a month. Cal' FA 3 3071. aTKV«TRO)l. 1*XX»W X M■I.XT* Hilt Utility room, kitchen equipped, tunrnat! l,,r *'iinml*iii* landxcaped uiln well, tlwr.rr trloaaill l*UI|illn* ?. 3 and 4 bedroom houtea and eintnid, rlarld* ____ trantferred Phone FA 3 2144 .MndrrftWly Priced email apartment. Hun.cn it. i^ncil F u r M iller, o r * e e n r * lin x ROSA L. PAYTON, I raker Five acre tile farm. L arjr 2 bed » .in r *x m > it Kloridft I.lv iinrPhone FA 2-IMI NOTICf 10 HUIIDIIV I.IVDV tt.ai room house, larsr barn F.eiy IM n a rO C a lh » l lie h o l d e r • f ' '•* i’< -I lictlm oinn— 1 A: - Hath* trrm i. oicph fl. Lew. Phone f o i l . . m |n * * # r 11 f ii s ' o H aw f l l » ’ r a M 2 bedroom hnuie. kitehen furnl»h- i * r i l f I r i t f f n r t a t I • l i# lo R -i f- i FA 3-1223. ed. Clean and cloie In. FA 2-4013 t h # r # r *TH* ( S r t l f i k A * * " ' i m l t f VA - H I A in«i t* if * » f iMuswtr. t r *U»rrl®* Jimmy Cowan. IlDn «.» »h* HFeTRlI*' •’■‘1 «h» nitn# OPPORTUNITY OF Till Ml I K In w l i t h It B « | aa t f • • • * ! « r « • • Exceptionally clean anil nicely FHA In Service 3 bedroom apartment near Pina- folinw i . landvcaprd 3 bedroom and I hath > F flM i* t* I ' « i r of l t i u in c i Conventional rreil xthool. no pete. 3*13 Elm *Julr 1. A I* IM» home with a lot of exlrai— tjswe e l p H n i * f p r w p t v f f l Ave. ID H tltU ROOM - IHill BY Financing Lev! 1 l l t n t k 1 t^ U *s*«w W i: AKIIANDK iMtf II- ok ■ fefii 1| ROOM KITCHEN KQI IPMKNT X * n t# i n vs i i u li * oot» •' 4 11 1 * 4 s • B L I N D S HEATERS Down Payments Filinoff, AH * *f ■ s 14 I*coi'irlV • • ♦ Shop For Christmas Inc in t Ke «*iMif|iy «af Pitm*n«4t Al l. TYPF.S riN A N C IN H mf Klnriili, 1‘p Im i *ui H **"»'• DRAPES—PATIO, S A L E S At Low As SUM) PRICK ONLY 912.TW CORNER t If Ia*1w «H*1I »• fteltCmS't *• "t|iIt K In U w th i rrB B lfh e ltirfliid LOT—Only SCU down, pint doai n 3 iti H i » r t i f 1< a Tt n i l ! »■* *nl»t I n Itiiiuealintu OccuiKiiicy inf on EHA financing. the h’clictf hhtlirr «t ih-s finlit 4...r \V** (.1m intntoo 1V f .ioiuiI •aff I hi j|* HII'tnU I nllWt IT t Vi*H lifliiio «i Kl'-n-U. bii fh* Seminole Realty SH lixfiiili.iu *.r ^ utir /tA first lltintiir id thi H «f J**> u ir* l> i» * M ti is l h « J t h . 4s% W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR .Money C l'ccrfiilly of J * * u a r ’ l * 1' llcfunilctl. t»*ts4 tint ; ti* dsr *f Nsvtm* Flu, Mrthvin—Velma Gonralet. Adelaide II Mo»e» — Aaioeiatr Vtr. 1Ji« 213 E . 1M t» I*. Msr**l«n 1901 Park A*r EA 2 3ik infhrtit • * l * r’ k « N»S11 (.'ont*l ru ction Co. Inc. 211 M».| ;v b hi reel I'Hnne I \ Mi oj Legal Notice SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 3rd Addition. QUALITY HOMES low Down Payment C cH W ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. mm Look For It In C or. Ilw y. 17.9‘J & 2T»h St. I’ltunr FA 'J-I-IBI F T -$ m $ r r m EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE Gift* for Her Home Gifts Gifts for Him CHATHAM BLANKETS Including lit* Nltion’i Fnrorlla •‘P v m v '' »- Turrey Bouquel W’aellhlr* Brandon full Rang# of Colon VOW'KIJ.'B Rptrlal Sale on *H WEST BEND PRODUCTS Thu wrek M l)! RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I l l Magnolia Ava. FUR The Gift That la A l"i;» Aecaplahle FARRELL« ARCADr PACKAGE 310 K. F ln t Ft. SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 3nq Ea»t f i n l fil Shadow Brxai — Cedar Cbaila Lama* — PlsnUra Sofa nilow i 3 IV. Livifig Ruom Group Choice of Faber* — $119 30 10** Dewn Liy-Away Saw For Chmlmai ECHOLS BEDDING CO. HU B«. Magnelia Ph. FA 2 8931 Flannel ShlGi $1 M »<r 2 for $7 VI Sleeping Back $9 M up Camp Itlinketa $3 67 or 2 for IT »m ARMY NAVY SURPLUS MORE 319 Sauiord Avenue AMERICAN TOL'RISTER LUGGAGE Strong — 8 marl — Wtda laUitian of Snaa i r i C«lar» YOWKLL’I __________ TABLEH Corner Tehlc* -- Tier Tahlea Step and Cofire Table* From $.’ 94 WH.SON-MAll-R p a r t y id r w h S 5 5 3 T up. Crrnolina I H In « » . Includlnt whita with 73 yd awaap. White coatt (tr avanlng. PURCELL* SANFORD FURNITURE ( o. Living Room Suiter — Mirmi* Bedroom b’ulter — llovLiatcx Throw Rugt — Cedar Kobe* Carving l e u — Drive War* The Accepted Gift SAMSONITE Laid Tablet — $8 93 FURNITURE CENTER D« w. p in t st. TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 203 E TVti -St. l-et ur rhow you a TRUF- Frorlproof Engidaire Refrigerator and Ereceer SANFORD FURNITURE ED uin Ea*l Fit *1 -St. fim.-klng Stand*. — Easy t l ait* Table Itadi'-e — llatiockt Devkt For thi tie-t r.jvi tn I SKK C U ie le tN St HAKKEY IV, A. Cagle. Jr. Saltatnan Itn N Par* U e 1*1). I \ 9--W3' M 4JOB BROWN H IM n Rea Hot LAKH MARY Ph. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 !«» COUNTRY C U T . MANOR 2 lirdrountn l loriiU lt(xim - F.II.A. - s i on.oo 280 s828000 (IncH idtn CluniniM G ifts for Boys * Itlorki- W'r*l Of French Av*nue on 3011* bu*t' ELECTRIC TRAINS MODEL OPEN DAILY Setx and Actertorir* y>'. OFF KXCEPJIONAL VAU I WINN r v 31$ K. lit FA 7 2991 I Bedroom, 2 bath kil> hen equip ped home Many othr f\lra* Urn Our Lay \ W'aj Plan bin Bilartliff. FA 3 14 Erertor belt, tlirt at 2 -V* t hcml* • IMESA l . r i ’AYTO.N try bet* 2 93 Boxing Glover 91 RegTatered Beal Eitat* Broker Dump Truekr from 19* GOODYEAR SERVICE SHIRES I Ph. FA 3.I30I-IT-93 at Hiawatha Ship ’n Shorn Rloutei. Alleen Sportrwcar — Cotton Knit T Shirti. Nr-*- 2 lieilroom home I rraiio fl<Mirs, large ear porle an-l utility Petal Pitihera and Co ordlnatei CURRENT T04ILS: Wrenchr*. Unusuol G ifts HOLLYWOOD SHOP room. f-Vrt, Iinnn I t • quity Plierr, Had* S u n . 23' Of| Uat balance 132 per month Phone While doing your Uhriitmai MOJUD Iporlxwear. Cotton knit For Rrmainder of Month FA 3 1274. rhopplng *ee our varied rrleclien GREGORY LUMBER CO Ciort pinti. eklrt* A blouiri. MONROErORNFR •lh St. I Maple Avr EA 2 0100 Coordlnntei in all etylaa. ip " it " is ~r k a i, i :s t \ tk CRAFT A GIFT SHOP GARRETTS **k Cruntlry A Moointh Writ Firtl Sired jrjyil SI. A Sanford Ave. at I t : South Park Ph. I \ 7 4<191 Gifts for Dad Gifts for Him Home Gifts Stctta Glauwar* Reaultf-tlly Hetnrnled S ir'in g Trayr YOWELL'S Da Ytur ChrUtmng Buying O** Our F a ir Plymont Or Lny-A-Way Plan FURNITURE CENTER 111 W. Ftrat SL Itm ophonlc D 111-Ft RECORDS Ar PHONOGRAPHS WINN TV 311 E. 111. St. FA 2-2194 Wo Same# Record Playnra Alter *•*’ FORM AI- WEAR and ACCESSORIES Baler and Rental Serrir* JIM ROBSON'S MEN S WEAR 113 Magnolia Avr. G ifts for Family l-argr •election of toyg. alhlrtic qutpmcnl, hoat*. molorr. hunllng and rampro" equipment. Evarythlng For The fiportxipxn. Natienelly Adverlirrd ROBSON S Sport TING GOODS Watchn A GIFT THAT BRINGS luloxv . Elfin • Witiniuar PLEASURE FOREVER Lbhgm ri. r.meit Bnral • Hamilton Movie Camera!, priced from $32 V) SANFORD JEWELRY WTEBOI.DT'S CAMERA SHOP AND LUGGAGE 310 So. Hark Ave 30u baniord Ave. Th. FA 2 3481 ROBES: Wash n Wear and WotIaw »$ 94 lo 11413. Robe L Pajama Seta only 10.U. R. L. PERKINS A SON 101 Z. F o rt II. FA 2 till Chrutmai Gifu er Fruity. Jelllee, Pacani and Candler. We rhip. S A M Grtrn tiimpi Open 7 to a every day. STUCKTY’S Ilwy. 1792 H K A tT IF IX fl IlcdrtHim— I Hi 2 Hath HOMES 1 k 2 YUS. OU> Law Dotmi Payment* k Maathly Faymtnla CONTACT Odham & Tudor Inc. Cor Hay. 17 9: A :;tb SL Phone FA 2-1341 SJwsunjaJ&A 3-REAL ESTATE TOR SALE South Pinaereit and 2nd edition— J bedroom home. Ih bathi. Price 1 )6.200. $*7 month, Inw dawn piymenl. Phone FA 2 2331. CB 1 bedroom home. Paymrnti 111 My equity. FA 2W0I Mayfair rectum. a ipicloui 3 tied room home. FA 31 Ml. *— Real Ratal* Wanted* U SPECIAL BBKVICBB Quick Laundromat Seivir* Shlit* Fir.Hbed In l« ILiuii .Sanilona Dry Cleamrc f. 34th St. Fnedmirt Bldf BOLTHhlDE LAL.NDRUMAT 27—N7T1CE3—PERSONALS Lore weight rafcly with newly Reteeird Dcx A Diet Tablets. Only Me at your Drug Gore. __ — **—AHTICUES TOR 34L I PUMPS a - 5PRINKM.R len I* m801 v v r i CT Thread*, Taper. V*tn ' ... . . . V , . , ............. u , ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP All lypet and nrc* WE imlillrd A[ Thp fl,r , ()f Th( 1(lt|n| patfc hepai' b ' aso service .._ « o » r,.„> ______ T * S l: BARGAINS l.v USED HEATEflS Want to buy one to Irn arret of Markina and Supply Co. j | clt Mike land nn Writ Side, rearnn.ble Till W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2 602 FURNITURE CENTER FA : 1936 III IV. I*t SI FA 1-3111 Auto Repair* A Road Scn.ce c r n w r i r . pla n ts HALL'S GARAGE FALTOBY JO YOU 49* Celerv Ave FA 3-3».'3 GRAFEVILLE NURSERY ALUMINUM Nitei A Sundays FA 2-IP:t' BUM TtFUL HOLLY VENETIAN BUNDS All kind* and litre HOLM WAV, Hntpital a -t Bid * Eoctnird head sag proof bottom lirapeulle Ave FA 2 03M Bedi. Day, W'erk «r Mnnth— rati with pintle code. Daitie Tel. FA 2 J ilt Kurnitu'* Center or reyon tlp ti CJiloa or .j!«n Manor Mark.-* C \ It B t C. E IIS Wen T in t St. CMdS. PLANTS for tale Tred ThurirT ;W ’r w ' l v «:e S e n h a rlk OIb m an d P a in t Co. Ion. FA 3 3930 . \ U Ik e I r u . v a a 112 111 IV 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2 4622 orchid* plant! for *atr, 3 for INST \ I 1 I ’ll -------— ----- lino. Mr! Bill Whitley. 2H .... . V, Comptoni Kncjclopedla*. FA3 31W. U lnthhielrl Ititck 01**8 --------- — _____ __ ■— E t" b St. Door fill** 4 eni {Jhrs 2 Good tu td automi'lc w uherr. MOODRUEff. SRRYICi: Yn"r 9b°lre top lino Finn A Garden Center Sankarlk Dlnnw and Point (*«. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. ANNUALS 112-114 W. 2nd SI. Ph FA 7-4613 1" ' ,**r’pl1* FA 3 1iC MI Celery A*r. pm n n p l a n t s rh fv M3*3 i M t l H e tiu i - Finer m rn a m 1 *«* Lutl" bt,r- „ M,U| n° ° 'ln*' Clran and Service, St 3d Outlidt 1 hnnr I A . IW3 rr 4 V f-UfTh SANFORD lank Initlllaiion FA 2 GU FLOW r.R SHOP. W* tilifraph. FOR SALE: Smxll ga* heater. Crrd a frw timer. *10. Call HEATING USHERS M'ltSERT FA 3-1SOT. II. II. PO Pfc CO. Miznolii t Onnrn FA 2 4313 303 9. Park ---- TV 2-4331 HEATER (,*». like new, je.ono Oinamrnlal Shrub* ■ Treri - Pell , r~y — . n t . u. i n n :aoi s r*rk . . TI^Ti t o m o b il u CTt r a ii Ter ! E M r.L O n.S. Lriterhrad*. Hal*menu. Invoicey. hind bill*, aid J J ________________ '31 1 erd F-I00 pickup tire condi­ n i c ' , r.f0., . ,. , * ve Striped uphnlilery — Lawton lava tion. trim *. F A Scott, f Vo J " nS.t :,„u,hc? C *' - 2951 »r*l. food enndilton. Phona luvia Or, PcBary. Fla 308 Writ 13th St. | j ;nfl It will par T OU to *ee ul blfurt I'urnhqre Mmtnf A Storage SPtNLT PIANO _ lu ll keyboard’. ) r j i.uj. Open Evantn|i and I. I . PIULUPb. Agent Mxtrhlna brnrh lika Matching bench, like neve. Sun4a* i WASHBURN VAN LINI.S $393 CO. Ph FA 319TI. rtST.MDE trailer sales 1300 French A*f. FA 2 1991 Palalka, H i MOTOR SCOOTER — All Stale" WI I-I. DRILLING $93. FA 9 Wit Two ton GMt. truik innv|n| ran. Faltbanl.a Mor*e Pump* Srr 'i at Philltpa ■U " atrnti Bcpairt lo all iitakri 'SERVI.L refrigerator: Ideal fnr river. C. R Davte HOWARD IV. LONG camper*, good condition. $33. Mf E. Commercial Ave FA 3-1434. 11 Bel Air 4 rle., n A It. Po-xrrPhone FA 22JJ3 glide*, very fcaionahti- equity Girl* 28 In. bike, like new $30, rraionahlr pa< menti. Call after l?A —PLUMBING am ROI'FINU Call l'A 3 4231. 1 r m n : TIM. Lionel (rain equipment, art era! 33 ft. 2 brdroom trailer, complrlr aceeuorler, tome ecarcely uicd. with awninje — amall equity, at FA 3-1633. lume payment* — Plneerrit Solid maple bunk be-Ja, complete. Trailer Tark Phone FA 3 3339. I Ned only l'*n month*. $10, AlW AfR CONDITIONING t:-n tt\T S end MtrfORS high chair. FA 2 0373. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK l«V< RVIVRCHK SALE loaf Sanfnrd \*e F4 21113 39—FURNITURE and Ne<v motor* sreally redurfd. »am IIHI'SEIIOLD GOODS CLARKS PLUMBUM. AND MEAT p!e prire* ING hat movrd In mir new loca• RIG VALUES |M4 '*i Mai Bite 30 II P. $393.00 Gun «o; w, 2Tth S t, Phone • Qt lCK CREDIT IN140" ItifitWIfi 33 11 P. $.11900 S EASY TERMS FA :-23I4. $493 00 Fa it win t i II P. Min on Alio *11 19M tu to r trailer* and WILSON - MAUCIt PEUMniNG l«oli ;tra lly rrdurrd Finance Nc-.x And lie d F ur ni tunConlraetlng A Repair! Plan 311 F. I tr.t SL FA 2 3C1 Free Kit Imate! "Kvrrjlhlig for Ibe hpoitiman" R. U IIAHVEY Your Kvlnrud* Dealer 2D4 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3JH 3SAV1SS Hudson s p o r t in g goods New Si Uned S04-6-8 E 1 ' Phone FA 2-39(11 : t —PIANO SERVICE I'urnilurr end Appllnnres ll— I'm I ne-iock bupplifi Wdl m xo r a . A J ,. S rA,,,WGl M a t h e r of S a n f o r d Aquarium 3*' ;»l. with itand A pump—Deluxe equlnmrnl; ex Ph I A 2 4223 After 4 00 p. m. 201 309 E Flrrt fit Cb. FA 3-09(3 Irav. Zi fi*h $J3 FA 7 4»n 21-4 III It d i m . iM M ll.M ln n s Uied furniture. *rpR*'>eei. tool* 7 " i etc Rorgh|-*el4 Larry’i Mart 11-ARTICLES WkNTED f - r rarptntiy. patniing. - rn u j | j 3in for4 Av* Ph FA 2-41*1. r• a ic .m k h ' s ' a u e n c y " ’ Ing. H"flng, and plaitvr lepair, N V Farmer, Rraltar C**h for furniture or lurplu*. avpltalt tile, a-h**tnf aiding, It- II. It bit more, Aitnc. Surer Trading P«-*t Smfoid iia-onry nr x w d : tr pi. In cling Tmniftllnlp Ilf N 1'iench A»r Ph, FA 2 3221 li-‘mdo It* v FA rtni;; and ir|-al>tng g aragu anil Spui'e T l" 'f lln ito rlu n ily tflr r hour* FA 1 2311 nr I \ 2 4921 V*i t . Hit rail I x g 4610. Pine ft Uyprea* U j r an>l Tiinkrr >1 in np TVnmnn Wanted llougli. t.rren Ptnr A HE AN EARLY BIRII’ i . i n i r u m . n i 'i i n n : Itcnt Inrqme (')pren l.umtier Wantril. Henry Buy now and he irtlled for SrK-Scrx lee Goethe Lumber l o , Tituavlllr. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS t h rim iu i and fur llamiitoad Toy Hnuie H uvlnc-s IT* Plume 6(A), (rotlcrl) and aik Parti for all make! qf 'leaneri, Exempt urn I'lrdrlux. H*m>*rr, Kurlry, rte. lor Ifenry Goethe. LOW ITIISSlJHt W" are, I'lgMj rr period lov Free pick up Work gtiarinletd I UR HIGH VALUE brtikerr ratrd by Dun < BrndH -IEA1TY PARI/1R9 FA 2 416) Hid* liy a frete««t, telling in;* nationally. 121 Slunmm fir ITQJ.Tluvvn tAj M» S*nli<">* Moil Modem llnut* Wiring — Klerlrle Sri vice No * *'.pending In your area. 1710 Crrtccnt $633 d.ian $13/Mo. Out dutrlbulnt*' toy reorder* Beauty Salon but k ihtrii 1778 Randolph 3310 down *7 5 Mo are pmlrlnt In hr-ait«e our toy* M l Water T. V. Stamp* HANDAEL ELKUTItIC CO. Thrte and xrvrral nlherr b**e *<l H4RBII TTS HI 11TY NBt'K Ill .Magnolia I A 20)13 a ir not “e'rieg e rark marditional feature* — rpacltnjx in IM So Oak FA 2 MU rl an'ilit " Wr havn tba lirgeit terror*, end extra* for finer liv­ 2S-A- BUILDING R C r A I R S •tiqrlm ent, wl'ltrl prira rarge, ing at token p rim ■ H iri. t 'll t r FAINTING Ceil p.i-1,aging. For I'uurirou* inlorniatlim or ap Real F*tate s*le*man. SANFORD pointmcnl FLOOR landing and LiBitilng Since there aif *-ime choice PROPERTIES FA 2 :.244 or Call F 8 2 1991 FA 2 228.3 Cleaning, w a x i n g brrvlng len lleiit* available in thi* genFA I-T941 FA fM U FA 2 2M2 btmiraU County im u' 1)2) rrrl art*, a ft3r Cnrere Indi­ II *1 lj Ira ton, I a lt Mr-* « H "Bill" S I KMPER -'gene, lgr*»r opportunltv. m i n i m u m vidual- xxlit acquire a profit­ urgri l-.o per rnunth Murl he Kralmr A Iniurer able lelf-rcivirc "TOY STA­ Uuild tu your plant, marnr'I. have o**n ear, age* 23 Ar*oe. Laurn It Drier, II, E rafter llrmadthiig ami Ad>hliou* TION" mute in grocery, diug In 33, irxtdenl of Sanford area Ariel! Ptlce Ev m i l Harper dun i i h i: ■to r e . etc.. WHICH WE WILL brlti evpcricnec hrtpful blit not Photic FA 2 m i M2 N. Patk Phot* FA 2.3434 ESTABLISH FOR YOU. Cheap nr(tnary. Applv 1IQ W. 2nd. M t«y rarka are rapid'y being reThuri. between 8 a m A 10 a IMI'bltlAI, UBCOIIATUIU* HO.MK • SKKKtllS plared by the lentatlonal nt. or write Box 372, Sanford Ftlnling and papering f A 2 3716 or FA *-TD|0 «fur tit. "TAh \ TOY" mticbandlilng 20—Malr nr I n n a lr o u t \ i : n y iiB -sr itWpla) < The *1or a x make .'*•—is-* i v \ t l i inonry. So do you, but Ihl* I* Inl rrd help wanted mint be tivri \try attractive 2 Bll lionu- local 21 ippl) In perron at Pig V Not a Uet Rich-Quick Scheme rd in nue rpilat trctlon nf t t un K w u x a ____ Winnie. ()ur rcpri*entalivt will errenge Excellently rarrd for, A priced l;F 7 right* fl-ftork Wanted* appointmrnti >oon in your \lrinity to pieicnl complete de­ lllbjr sitting. Honing FA 2712* FEATURES Mriub Bldg FA 2 3112 tail- Mu.I l ave a car and 1190 • t onrrrlc block tnnrlructlon Ironing. 10c 4 ISc FA 31241 n h for toy*, d play# and • Built up roof .'( —.MU If ItbON M R atom aero unit. Write fully • Hardwood floor* Ironing lailifaetton — rearonabl* • R c o n s PALM MANOR •bout youtaelf, ftxe addren: • Equipped electric kitchen 111 Cedar. Apt 2. Mir Page. ll'-iu* for lh» aged phone number to! • Oil iperr heater Woman want* dayi work. 710 Pine 2«$u Orlando Dr banford • Hot watrr hra'rr Tnk-A -T u) D M rH iu lo rs Phona r A 2 7314 A*e. • Venetian blind* lurnd T ills llu lld ln f • Air conditioner ’^ R u im ii^ _ U p p n rn m M i^ Old-Faahlnnctl llam)> tnnn • I ully (lied bath llru a d 4 rh s M n u t S tr s s la Bu'ine** property for rale by own Savo up a frvx c>dd job* and give • Small Jalmnied porrh me a call. I'll fix tlrm all I’hllm itlpliiu, r r n n s . er, I block auuiti city limits of • Breenlly painted fA 1 9710. Sanford nn highway 17197. Good a Fentad in b i d yard loci lion for any tjpe of but I • Well la ml leaped lawn nrn 23'. down, balance nn • Many nlct ihadc Ireet monthly payment!, be* E. C. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCO^IERS Clerk Sr. 2819 Orlando Dr PRIUEr 1118.1(1 EXCELLENT TERM*: HO.MK * SKU.KBS WANTED TO BUY Small huitnet* — would lomider filling xlatlon in THIS AREA Open to any worthwhile prop** •llion » Doa Ml, Cgrt Sanford Herald. The leal plare tn aall your hnma li where moil home* are aold. 2^ _ J t j j e r U ^ w r v ^ ^ Tt!evl*lon Tuboa Teetrd Frta StciiHtrom Realty HULLINB HORRY SHOP HERBERT M l NSf ROM At Tba kiln Of Tfet Totem File. REALTOR HIT 8. rroaak Ate, LYNN BMNKR LOTTIE II ROADWAY FAINTING AiHKlalra "Foe there who c arl," reayontblc. 111 N. Park Ph. FA X-2U9 At'rrencea fi-e a . FA 21242. TO SANFORD Me invite >iiu lo be our gucnls abaolutelv free without nhliRkilon ni one of Sanford’s Isadlnf Motels whlls yog locals suitable houtlRg for you and your family. Pick up yout ksy at Ik* Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BHAILEY ODHAM. Pres. Corner Hwy. 17-92 A 27lh St. Phone FA 2-1 Ml .1 wBk �• - •>TVi5F - 1 ^ . .. ■ r*. ** v. T,O ifRO r . -V : *^£3"^*ipfjF^ ■1 $*? - ?-. '.%■ i»- •- '■•"'■ 85J - • . - ■'3/ :V '■ ' : -W v* ♦' E P T if 8 (1 J W n l Dm . IT, 19M fm O Everybody In Minority; Public Too Thin-Skinned HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Audibar* beeem# too thin ■Hrnwt far comedian D in ar Tborai* who m j i dialect Jokea a r t a forgotten art, thank* to over-actultive group* and Individ­ u a ls " fro m now <a I’m going to uae aa much dieted raelertal aa pottibia tn m r gurit •ppeareneea." Danny vowed. "I eanT u»« dialect atuff on a y own thow because It dneanlt fit in. ••Ill do Yiddiib, Greek. Arabic, Negro, Italian and frith verneeulara, and to beck with the aquawkt. “ Dialect Joke* arc the bett wcapona available ta fight preju­ dice. People who complain about dialect blla raute more hlgnlry . Oviedo Garden Club Had Christmas Parly By Marian Jonet The Oviedo Garden club held their annua] Chritlmaa party and regular monthtiy meeting at the home of Mra. Joe Battle, Tuetday. Mra. Jim Brnokihlre wat rohoatetf. Mra. C. B. Clonta. prrtldenl. p re tided over the butlnett tetiion during which lima It wet derided to help the tick tnd needy. Memb e n alto voted to tend C hriilm n earda to thut-lnt. New program hooka were dietrlhutad by Mn. Mae E. King. Chairman of compiling and pre­ paring the booki w n Mrt. George Meant. RefrethmenU, delightfully carry lag out the Chrlttmii them* were prepared and tarred by the hott- f . r, * • ! Guertt eichanged planta nr other gardening article! during Ihe gift exchaagr. Attending wen Mead* me* C. It. (Ionia, Lynn Mailer, Sparks Lee Clonta, C. T. Nlhltek, W. R. Meek. Jame* Wilton, C. L. Wetl, Roy Welaenbtrger, M. E. King, H. C. Parker, A. A. Myert and M. L. Gary. Early Malliag Urged Pott m i tier J. B. Jonet urget all retldenU la mill Chrlttmai packages within the nett few daya doe to the heavy influt of mall a t Uilit Ime. The department It •horthindtd. due to the recent operation of Sira. Jonet, and clcrkt, Mrt. u n ­ tie P. R tgidtle, Mrt. lierley Mae Walnright and Mrt. Geneva 5. Abell are htndling the Inrrraied •tail. Maty Martha Circle Members of the Mao* Martha CireU of Ihe Kirit Mathodlit church exchanged C hrlttm ii sift* at a recent meeting. H ottenei for the Deration were Mrt. Lynn Mo tie r, Mra. E. F. Mllchem and Mra. E. M. Olliif. Refrsahmenli of fruit cake and coffee were enjoyrd by Ihe 2S attending. Rethiny Circle Mrt. Ben G. Walnrlght wat hotlets at a cow ed dlih tupper tnd Chrlttm ai party, reeenily. for the Bethany circle of the Firtt Mrthodiit church. Following nipper, mrmbera e*. changed glftt, revealed te r m pall Unr the year and heard a Chritlmaa reading by Mr*. Merritt fit*Uy. A ahort buiineu lettinn waa conducted by Mra. Thom a a Moon. Attending were Metdamea Thom aa Moon, Memtt Bliley, Ralph Neely. Homer lim it, Waller Tea gue, Jim et retrton. i^on OUiff, Rob McCtlUtlrr, John Lundy, Marion Ritct. John Evans. Spark* I-ee Clonlt. George Carlton. Ilillv W etl, William If. Martin and Millet ftuth Patidion and Kith ryn Lawton. than they prevent. After all, everybody In thii country belong* to tome kind of minority group." Thomai deplore* deletion and changei of lyric* In 'Old Man River" and Stephen Foiter'a claitic*. “Thoae tongt glorify a great and colorful rra tn American hi*lory. It'i abominable that they have been altered," he laid. “When I w n 11 year* old I look a Job aa candy butcher in a To­ ledo. Ohio, theater. During the teven yeart I worked there I law ihe greatett dialectician! in ihow butlnett. Whenever the audience wat in an abtolule uproar, laugh­ ing Itself to death, you could bet OT per ernt of Ihe lime the co median waa doing dialects "There wat no hatred nor hurt feelings The people loved It. “And I'll teil you why. In lho»e d ty t you lived In neighborhood! where the butcher waa utuilly German, the tailor Yiddish, the rop Irtth awl the fruit peddler Italian. Their nalivr accent* were a part of everyday life. "Sure, they beefed and lough I with une another, hut they loved eaeh other, ton. "Thote people were proud of their background* awl old country culture. Tlirir laughter wat genu Ine when they heard 1 vbiting comic mimic Iheir manneritm* •nd accent*." Danoy't own beginning* in »hnw bu*tnr*a Included dialect* But he gave them up In 1911 when lie wat advited that Ihe road to star dnm wain't paved with imitation* or other atari nor the accent* nf racial group*. Occaiionally he work* in a character with a fining dialect on his CB8-TV "Danny Thnma* Show." tliualiy it it a warm beirled chararterlialion which keeps hit audience from becom­ ing mutinous "One of Iheae day* I m going to give a block party In my neighborhood In Beverly Hills." Danny went on. "Everyonr will wear loalumet rcpretenling their family origin* "It would help u* all get to know onc-anolhrr better. "Nobody hai anything In be aihamed nf regarding hi* nation­ al origin* — and by golly I'm tryinr to prove it.” Pillsbury ■'lain or Self Rising FLOUR SO F U N NAPKINS AHMOURS Sll Count TO M P k f. C 0s Longw ood By Jo Hammond The auatUary of Chriit Eplacopal church will huhl their neat rard party. ttrdneiday. Dec 17, at B p. m. Door prire* will he awarded and refreahment* served Sanlando Trailer Park New arrival* tn Sanlando Trailer park include Mr. and Mr* Oram Scliweitirr, Itapul City. Mich.; Mr and Mr*. Rry Andrew», llrrklmrr. N. Y.; Mr. and Mr*. Bert E Hayae, Nun-la. N\ Y,; Mr. and Mra, A. J. Wagner, Sloyncr, lint.; Mr. and Mr*. David lleltl, Minn and Mr. and Mrs Dmigla* Tyler. Hrnderionv illr, N. (V Patk I'ervoniU Mr*. Mitaln Wilvun baa relurne<l from an eatended visit In Nor folk, Ya. Mr. and Mr* At Schwrntiergcr were holla at an o|H-n huu»e, Sal unlay, Dee. 5. In their lovely new trailer and rahanna lor all Park residents 1’ LRMiNAI.S Mrt. J. C, Falrrtolh It now em ­ ployed In the office of C hartn T. Nlhltek. Mrt. Margaret llobht ha* rrninted her petition In Ih* Oviedo Drug atore. Mr. and Mrt. II. K, Spencer have had at their guritt, relative* from Kentucky Sympathy it eaprea.rd In the H. It. Spenccra in the recent death of hi* mother. Mr*. J. B. June* Jr. wriihea to e x p m t (lucent gratitude In all who have been to kind during her iline**. Mr*. Cbarle* T. Nlhiaci I«ft Thursday for Tampa whera ihe wrill attend a housewarming In hooor of her daughter, Mrt. Dave Jackeo*. QUALITY KLEEN EX JIFF Y TOWELS CakeMixes I'kgv is STAR - "0 I.b. TURKEYS LYKES PALM RIVER SLICED BACON 7: Chocolate — Yellow — White and Brownie GRADE A q u ick FROZEN s w if t s HEN Lh. TURKEYS H Y D RO S COOKIES PK(j. W ILSO N S WE ALSO HAVE STUFFED TURKEYS DUCKLINGS CAPONS FRESH TURKEYS *S . 12 Lb. Lb. Whole _ J * m—“ < FLA. GRADE A JUST RIGHT FOR DRESSING l **•*■». • J f ' - *m m FOODM \R T Medium Size Grade A - Shipped At FRESH PORK HAMS Limit .1 At Thu Frier Shop For Christmas ROASTING Lb. ALL FORK HENS EGGS ( < *U Y//1& FROZEN BARGAINS HOL I DA Y SPECIAL WINTER GARDEN Family Size FRUIT Each Fnnla, 2 p a ir....... 95c Men'* Suit* —.... $1,00 Lntlirw* Sulla nntl l)r«we<* Sl.Ofl PR IC ES GOOD THRU JA N U A R Y 10. 1959 Apple — Pumpkin Cherry — Peach Marsh niello CREME LAUNDRY SERVICE HALL'S Birdseye BROCCOLI SPEARS Pkgs. DRY CLEANERS FORMERLY LANET'S 110 K. 2nd St. FA 2-3102 n\g io oz. Birdseye Fordhook Jars LIMAS ? 4 9 c Give TOOLS Do - It - Yourselfers Wo carry *11 iltal-known brands ihal HE knows and trusts. CALL — “The Lumber Number** FA 2-5581 HILL Lumber & SM W. IN f L t k - *a> V -! W4 . 84. Supply Yard Sanford, Fla. 45* !5**sa**a®s!»«S!5 211 E. IM TO THE Lb. 10 Lb. Up (I.im il 2 L bs. Picone) REAL HOLIDAY VALUE / i BU TTERBA LL SAVE GIVE With F.C.P. ANDREDEfclM KLEENEX TISSUES INQUIRE TODAY McKENZIE’S STRAWBERRIES SAV-MOR COUPONS 200 Size 13 Box FOODMART P ark Ave. jL jJ .yiU heiT O 1* " MORTON’S , MACARONI ' at 25th SL * CHEESE 3 ,'k** d9c PIE 2 c 39- SARA LEE It On. BROWNIES Pkf. 79* Mil �- rp , p*B*:rwgp-g. » ■-r : , r r a y fE s gr-^ iijr a T O I fc^wr.VTTJ^VHil t jjy U fjy U j ^ . ft* ® h* H a n fo rd f c r a lt i VOL. X LI> United Press Leased Wire Established 190B i\* tv n p n p ir n P w * T nDAILY u t v vNEWSPAPER r ti* « P A P im AN INDEPENDENT THURSDAY. DECEMBER IB. 1958 News Briefs Reds Say Allies To Get Choice of No Food, War Fund Names Ro}>er NEW YORF fU P D - The Ford Fund for the Republic announced 'S'fdoeidir tbit Elmo Roper was • reelected chahmin of the board. ' Crops Set Record WASHINGTON (UPD _ .\meri can farmers produced a record crop tn 1951 fc the third straight jeer. Has Money, Too Dag O ff On Trip UNITED IATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) — Sserctary General Das Htmmerskjoll left today on a new trouble -Rodins mituoti tn Uw Middle Ei*t \\ HAT. FOR ME? C«lr. Joe Tullv receives a j^olf bajr from Mack Cleveland Jr., president BAGHDAH Iraq tlT I i — A 12- of the Seminole County Chamber of Com- • Trade Tilks Open Those ^TlO b e n e WASHINGTON' <L'PI> — T h e Census Bireau said Wednesday light tha® are more than 5uO,404 W elected leal officials m thr Unit ad State*- about 50 for esch 10.. MO parwti. Hull Cf Mistake LONDOT (U PI) —British turoMan i i m n u . h *~i... Sw^mlMdaSiw BuM « <5?» „ei™ K . Tto grlta. blamed a plinter fw potting Roll 30 mtle. it s r. • m v aap. • How >bout Pupils? EASTRAf. England i L T I i Tbe local ward of education ordtrod an Iqulry today into com­ plaint* tha the High Colliery Couaty Scfco! is so cold that ink frsssts in Jic ulcwelli. Whiskr On Rocks cdr. Joc TulIj. fcrm fr fom. maeding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Five, received luting recognition thit morning when Chimbs* of Commerce officials presented him with a golf bag and a resolution which will be forwar ded to the Bureau of Naval Personnrl for inclusion in his permanent service record The presentation was made at ,h* Chamber Coffee Club at Mrs. “^ 1 , ^ Vh,’ M b .b _U l '„ f0rm. " J Chamber, read the resolution, SANTA BARBARA. Calif. (IT Ii More Dollars, But 'Stretch' Shorter PARIS (L'PI) — A European •taUsmiF attending the Parir rooferenc said he asked V. S. WASHINGTON* <LPl i - AritriSecretary of State John lo ite r cans had more cash tn their Dollaa (snr he feels. pockets this ye»r than ever be­ •V« 7 tired by evening, he qwoUd Dlles as replyutg!!» SJ-S’SkS-JL.4*!! as much as what the.' h*-' Iasi year Tlve Commerce Departmrnt re­ ported Wednesday night that peraonal income this year ro*e an Mtimalrd l'x per cent higher th: • last year — mosll) due to higher federal benefit payments. However, the department aald The clt) of Sanford will be well the Increase failed 1o offset a 2 'i protected Saturday night when r cert increase In the eost of the policontn hold their seventh ing The report underlined that the annual W kem in’i Ball. Metnbes of the Auxiliary, for­ dollar hat continued to shrink in mer polleimen and three regular value — a situation that has offirerg lave offered to ghe raused Senate Democratic leaddouble sPength lo norms) Satur­ era lo rill for a full Investiga­ tion o( means to curb Inflation day night beats. The report also bolstered the The hdl will be held at the Mayfair Inn from 0 p m until view of government ecoooraliti closing, vllh music by Tete Du- who believe Ihe netlon's economy Lur and his -Populaires." Reser- has gained pre-recession proper salioa* 'or the dance may be tjoni and I* poised on the thre*htnado at the police station. FA2 old of expansion to new highs One lop level w irrc estimated 4141. Tbkets ntsy be purchased from any pollcemtn. or at the sta­ that the gross national product— tion at a cost of fl.50. All proceeds the total value of alt goods snd go to tie Police Benevolent As­ services produced in the nstlon— would hit an annual rate of 451 sociation for worthy causes. hiIIton dollars tn thr fins) three Chief Roy Williams said yestcr months of the veer day ' The supt->* of the public has been eery gtMermjs this year, ind we appreciate every hit of It.** The Policemans Dill is known Talks Abandoned throughout the county as one of GENEVA (UPIV- The East ind the gayest of the season Dress West abandoned today thetr fruit­ I* informal. Tickets w-tl! also be less attempt to set up s global sold i t the door Saturday night surprise attack warning system. Policeman's Ball Set Fir Saturday » “ f * i Judges for the Jayrre Chnstma* UgM ard Mr* \nlic Wll'.tamx Lighting conteit have been an- J f . prr*ident oi Lie Sanford Gsr chairman ........... Carlton den pounced by ............ . . . Clu* ."111 ,-idcr Ihe cntrie* _ before LhrlMroa* ” •* Deadline for inc riHitr-t rnJee Mathteux, Scminolr High trie* it n P(.. I)l*t<lay* mu*' School art Iracher. Ml** Florence be vrcti from the road or highway Wnght. «f Florida Power and accordirg to Dli*i ContMltnli j■ ■■ • Entity enter either resld-nital or commcr.-ial divisions, or l-ith 3 Gunmen Capture New York Building R E R U N M Application lllank. I'a*e 2 Residential divisions include sen ! .aratr p rim for the ortl reUgkiil* > letting i r s 11 . i1' icrr-. vhrp- -ds I K Fleet In, Letters Read For Santa; No Problem WASHINGTON (UPI) — The The flurry and sparkle ot the WashtAftoo Post Office'! dead let-1holiday season filled the city, tor office had a Christmas prob- Shoppers buttled down the rich leu . street i tn the shadows c u t by the As usual, thousands of letters, marble government buildings. addressed to Santa Claus were No one heeded the mounting pile arriving. of racks crammed with letters But something had gnne terrib­ that began with the scrawled ly wrong words Dear Santa. ' Every other year one volunteer Unless something werr done • organisation or another had come quickly the letters never would forward to do the job that busy be read. The Post Offlct would Post Office clerks had no time to bunt them after Chrlitmae. do: Read tho letters. Then Wednesday it happened. Members of the organisation* A group of Pentagon navel of­ would (pend hour* cading letter altar Uttar in March of ooes from ficers volunteered to do the yob. noady children The e -ia n ln lions They would reed the letters. They thro made certain th. those chll- woul- investigate a p p e r e n tly - d r r o t Christmas day- were fer needy n o . They would distribute omb U s than they ordinarily elolhk. and toys is time for Christmas. kivc b u s . Santa Claus bad come through 9 However, thla year bo orgaaiu- xtlM all ( L T D - Germany'* Communiila declared lovlay U ut the Western Atlir* mu*t either deal with them or choose betwren starvation and **ar. reliUwiro mi-mber Albert Norden told the l ’ 5 . British and French defender* of West Berlin there it no alternative lo local Communist control of the etty'a lard, waier arid air lifelines. A few hour* earlier, the Red radio in Berlin had rebroadcast a similar Soviet threat. Norden told a merlins In Halle that the decision to hand over control nf Berlin to the local Red* bait been reached by the Commun­ ists In Russia and Grrmany. and that no Western argument could affect l*. Ho said the withdrawal of Sov. irt troops from nrrlln and the transfer of control over the city tn the Soviet zone regime would go ahead on achedule. If the local Reds should suc­ ceed In cutting the air lifeline that saved West Berlin In 1919. tha Allies would either have tn yield to the Rerlln s regime’s demand for recognition or break through by force. Tlip Russian* and their Euro­ pean satellites have declared re!*»t*dly that any lorciMi* attempt to break Ihr Red alranglrhold on Meat Berlin would mean war— pci bap* World AVar III. It la not clear to oMcrvcra her* how Hie neda could cut Writ Ber­ lin's lifelines without themselves resorting to an act of w ir—eltb»p armed atlark on Allied alrtlnars or ihr forcible aeliurr of West Ber­ lin • airfekFa etc.l, traditional, (Santa Claus, which stated that Cdr Tully had unsmmously adopted by the NEW YORK iL'PI>—Three tun f|rM',Jp •*«*»- snowmen*, artle- SPEAKS TONir.llT— Dr. brought to Sanford "the laureH Bosrd tn a recent special teuton. men raptured a two story officr **p , , rr f V ,lc"’‘ #te..l and test J. Winston I’oarre, piutor and fame of the Savage Sons of Mark Cleveland Jr remarked building in downtown Manlu Itan ° ' rr *l! decorations of an- var of tin* F i r # I Ituptiai Sanford, by virturc of consistent- a» he handed the gvilf hag to Tul- earl* today and held 21 persons ,p*>. Church, DrLantl, will be ly carrying off team and Individ ly. 'I ho|>c that you will do as Kntrin must t>e received in thr ual honors." good a job for Sanford after you n r l f - i r hatf an hour hrfirr Jajcee Information lleolh by the (riicst npcnlii'r »t the The resolution prsiied Tully for leave here a* your public rela- flreing with more than ItP.OOO. Judge* would tike to Sanford Civitnn Club meet1- u employes oi Ifr Mctrojioll Pec, his maintenance of good relation- lion's officer ha* dorr in your complete their dreisions tmforr ing lonlj{ht at RiSO. tan News Co,, a major maearinc ships between men of the Sanford squadron." divributnr. wrre severely hesten i hriitma-. C«'nte*ianl« are a*ked Naval Air Station and the citliens cdr Tully Icavo Sanford Dec. with pistols Two others, one a lo keep their dtsplajs lightevl from of Sanford. ga lor duty In Washington, D. C. woman, were slruck by the ban­ 7:30 to t«-3*s nightly until winners Tully was the first NAS officer Clui. members enjoyed orange dit* when Ihev werr slo-v In ohe* are announ* ed. 'T'ntliuilasrii for the r»>mprllthoir cssffgr ttss. morn order* of Directors in tOSVM The res courtesy of Jack Fov. i*reil InrJoseph tinn i* sweeping the city." Ilti<» Ro*cnbcrs, M ). ulliee olutlon extolling his virtues was dfnt of jnnute Maid Guests In­ manaser for the firm, received a said this morning trod ured by ch* rite Morrison, head cut which required four Ptiglldr for the routrst are master of ceremonies, were Cap­ stitches lie told police thr build those living in the Sanford area It * hard to '-rep thr pot boiling tains Lionel Arthur, commanding in-* h*d been nperrd at 7-tO am Including I akc Afary. Sunland officer of NAS and James Ram- am! that six to 10 perroni h id ‘Estate* and Iksrh Artor ami ea*t *>" * cokl day but loose bell-ringage. commanding offierr of funu In vruik befurc the Hirer era are vvarmrd by thoughts of the city limits, Heavy Attack Wing One. N'cgrn -uninrn burst in at a a m eagrr Javvecs j •<> ;irc sr.1 good ili-ed* Morrison nlsu mirodu •.I vdr. Ttic hardlts took Ihr wallets and l"f 1 Ire*. In their Ini Tltl», salt! Maj. It. V tiprakc. John Mllli-r, Hat Wing cldrl staff pursrs of the er.iploytt—?0 mrn *’n brenrh \vc the ivt it o|>en 1-e*t »um» up the annual RalvaOfficer; Hill I’urdon. ne»e*t mem­ •ivt four w- n m e n—ami nrdrrcd from 1" a m- until t* p. m Hon Army appeal for money tea ber of the Chamber, of Rich F<*«d Uiem to He face down on the " bold plot to ......... end her marriage . Plan, Orlandu; Ronald Perry and floor \« oilier* arrived, they buy final basket* for needy fami­ r ° " Cr , ,U n , m ' , l r r ' ,ly Mrs Pally Jack. Sanford Recrea- were forced to hand over tlvrlf lies. an cxten.be lion ilcpartmfft*: iHin Miunurr, moni - and Join ihetr fello" work May. Sprako 1* In hanlord to (or inr >outijc rxperUnt SuuUirrn licit Telephone »4rtr* rr* on Ihr floor help Hie local unit of the Ralvamother who rornpUInrd In letten lliloir m»o; H«roW Apiilrhj. Roscnbery* said Ive was ’.'hipped lino Army “keep the fnil !>oiling ” tl»j» her mother|* 'a * i - r !J t«o»1tn«fttfr. nnd Hirer wlih ihe bandits pistols when he a* hr put il ||e served .Id years Hunrin. 54 itronjl) or- Rutledrf. dUiilen m iniger of refused to open ihe safe. He said mill Ihe virpaoiaalion and now D pgicH h m§n | pfiiilfnii*! Ufc liiiiirinfe r*o the men threahned to shoot WASHINGTON (UPI> Ulile retired, living to Daytona Reach. — *J£:----------e'er?bod' before hi* r*e» if he Itork’* write In rlrrtlon of a seg Olga has been musing since l/v»l Salvation Army official* November and it was feared she ^ilidn t open it. rcga'i'-nOt rongre**man v*a* twill *-*hl ISP famllira had requested The handii* rook W,ion In e«*tv Ins up toda* inlo » in liana I l* f*"il '>askrt* Money isn't avail msv have been murdvred ami 410.J«0 in checks from Ihe Frank Duncan, 13. who married *iir atnioit 11 rt jin lo .pill Ihv- a li- for anywhere m-jr liial minii; eld 'hr han't Its Huuac tn a bniiilng Halil ai tin1 l-er If fund- do Wit te r.... . availOlga last June, made a dramatic stripi rd Ihr employeev of an addi courtroom apuraranrr Wrdnts o|>rninc of Congress on Jarv 7 al lr. many request. -<il| le detinnsl si,275 in casti day on hrhaif of hi* often wed Thc i.aiie was rir.-vn by an nied, officials raid, mother and succeeded In having rlrcllons eommlttef'. There is n-v orgamiatlon here.’ Biddy llaskrtlvall teams planned , 3 2. . rrrom ... , Youth Ming activities (or ihr S . S ,» mrnlatlon Mednc' l. that the inch t.iHHlfellO'*». -hleh takes by the Sanford Reerestlon Departholtdsv season will begin Friday JJ.00O ll" i*r rrfu.e to wit Hr Hair At can- of .vidi re<nir*t, ai Chri*t- mrn( not malrrlalire due la The elder Ml. Duncan «a* . r. ’ V " 1"8, *“ “ ..f " " ' fori' pondinga "ibormult lnvi*il ma*. Hie .salvation Army I* Urn | , rk ofroaches rr*trd lost Sslurdsy on charge* of lanrr Inr Junior High iludrntt gallon" of hi* Nov t elr-Hoo vie- o.tlv plaee -here needy ' families only there adult roadie* have to llie dance will lw a forgery, perjury and (illng f*l*e canAdmission ho over vrtrran Rep Brooks ran r answered a plea to help teach the of non perishabio (vwl for statrm .vl* to end her son s mar lla-. an avowpl m-rlrran- on the viap^rake said nrwould re- fundamentals to Sanford yemngatfamllira Tlve food wrilt he nage to the attractive Canadian nredy • rhno' Inlegralinn qur<tlon main ,-i Sanford until Christmas rr*. Six are needed befnte team ! turned over to the Rslvation Army nursp Opinions "err divided on Ihe , n cf(„rt or i,, r i i „ , |IP n„ t( rfl(J formr,| CHICAGO II P It — Police ron fo* dis'rihulion She admitted to authoritira lliat ___ _________ . Th» National Guard Armory haa painstaking questioning to protiaMe outtnmr of ihe Ibvuir r ,| fuml* Hr is a former Depart Ttie A’outh Wing will l-c open dueled the paid a man Wj i„ po.e as m rt r j r |, al,erD0<>11 4(Vj da* of -l vludenl* who admitted *r ‘ 1 Therr was grnrrat asr»» mrnt of Florida rhaplaln for the hern secured for league games Sat* Duncan whilr she posed as Olga evening with Hie exception of |„ p in in rll '"rut, Itowevrr, It -* lie difll Ameriiau l.r i«m .1Hff jlli Vr!l ur*tji A miArtilhifk l'r**llri* sanairtna They traveled to nearby Venlur. Wn'rr*.Uy Thur.dav n - (ol at Our I ady of live Angela schod 'U*1 ln avoid n and Dial see known throughout the Sou III. would ho arrange.! In-twren coach and obtained an annulment of the ^ opea evf^ where S3 rrtldrrn ami Ihrrr mm* Hnnal •"'* r*n»' consideration*. ---------------------and player* Ronald Prrry. San­ r4‘hM ,h »'' irregularities marriage on grounds Hist It hid gjtgrnoon and evening ex*cpt Nr** were killed In a Dee. t Mar. ford recreation director, said thl* not been ronsummstrd Year's. Holiday hour* are 1 to 5 Authoritira meanwhile »*w Im.e Duncan, confident and *v{uarr- p m and 7:M tn 10:30 p. m hope of identifying Iwn h*»y s who 1 a s , • . ew *H'ilt» will volunlrerlnhrlpeatabshouldered, appeirtd In A'rntura Parrnt* are urged lo tie prompt * rrr *een invoking In the stairwell \ T m , r nrardra a Ui v. ^ - 0 n M o l O T I S f S u C ? M*MHs narth-h'ln yrn.th activity. municipal courv st his mother's tn picking up students sa Youth .bortl^ before the ftre „ mrmllrr, th, .................. .. l t T I , _ 1f a side and demanded a reduction Wing privilege* will bo revoked thrcnjfli thr *rhoot *^ .. ehlld . . . throw* .* (orS dmure nformation. rivrougb the «rhool Two nihrr other Uut. H doe. not (year old , n -1. u rp in m n u JE hmW in her hill for a two week period if unnerci hoys (nw* who claimed they they asawa the . ’f"'1 . V *Conatltutlon. , . window, . 1*7!?' can * who claimed w of t h ' ol' e r’ , 0mVtw k r ,he Ihrouch a '’h ca, Id* 'Biddy BatkelbaU Isn for boys wlw Dlst. Ally. Roy Gustafson op­ ary tardiness on the part of the ender. later ..Id they «tly law . n( p„ r „„ u . to 13 ot posed the reduction because "of parents causes the Youth Mirg them from the rear and would he ^ nf mr(tlImr»hi|. Mavl. *v. Florid. All*. Gen or 5 6 ' In height. There are near­ boys inarKnnl thl* hrarkei attendII <- disapprasanrr id thl* man • supervisors tq remain paM the -ins >e o p r lem rom a group ^ f|ur ).■ thr ptniiali'r riia v .g r Rirharil Krvin But a tourl '•m ild,.ly 600 c , nfne,t tn tin rlo«in2 time wife" and the fac' that a ~homlRoller S r Jame* Kehrw who Alford, -r.lmg eame m fir-t have lo look into alt thr ’ g 10 acnoota. . . . . , Tbo rule was made by the R* revealed that 21 'luilents own'd Wednesday * plit deri*ton Two fvctf inrh:dmg the mental and tW'' rh »r «f "" " " o h H He*tno i411 etvaHuti Htpanmeni iff up tn smoling forbidden rigarettei, , .Voj-thrrn Republican* and ane emotlooal maturity of the club! Judge Richard D Heatoo *«p«nin*Bs when -u rn at*'aiag red with Duncan that the pres-! personnel bad to wait with te*r- said the youngsters denied they Northern Democrat voted in ef Krvin * ruttne rame Wevlnesilay Bidding Scheduled ent charges agalnit Mr». Duncan a*, r ’ f°r more than an hour after hau anc.ked cigarettes on the day /r(, , K-In„ Alford while two (fl anaur* to i .ju.-ry l.y J u .ln r warranted a reduction in bail. She *J"*1 of flw lire. Ten detective* And SouliN-rn firmnrrAt* voted tor 0f ifi* i v i r r Frank 4 Stanley On Seminole Bonds waa freed on 95 000 hail until a ■ five firemen were i**lc*e*l tn *e (,()T) Jr .»f \uhurp»t«le I Rida on oor million ilollar* worth preliminary hearing -e, for Dee S j n g c ’j H u s b a n d r*amine the student* 1__ A Florida law pro*tdex th a t 'of Remlnole County road revenue Another 72 bnv« whoc daily Job damages no* exceeding 5W> ean|h«nd* will tie received at to a. m. Duncan said later that hr and Jailed For Fraud was to lake elastroont waateba* t be recovere.l from the parent* of Jan. 23 by the Florida Develophti wife had aeparaled several krta to liie liavemtiit al»o wrir a tt'-n r tv «■ the atfe * t* who ] merit CommiMbth. wceka after their marriage but ' ' KST ' 9 s, 11 to iw quisled Testint ny at a for T q R n A n i l O U I l C C d maliriou'ly or wdltfull; « .’itroys A notice of *ale and tvoml proscontiaurd to see each other up —Singer Helen O C m rrl v ev oners Inquest h*« Indiealrd Drr "H W U H W A I ■p*rt; t rtu* were *cnt to John Krider, until her dusppesrsoce He said husband. Thomas experts belle*r the blare started Tl>» Itrai firtv-r n( the Month Lnln laid ht <!-jub" t( a I year chairman of Seminole County Comhi* moth#r noii!n#lv has ha* rlanlrd hit mother positively dented ** Chi.ttlift, 45, » 4 1 xrrritrd !••* in an alleged robbiih heap in the »'*ard will be made_tomorrow if trenfNvn .t i lo ihe Cemioo'e 111, 1, ,,w h** f 3n«Sh " » •" " maturity *million, by R M Harlifleid. dirany involvement in Olga'a dtaap night on a fugitive warrant it tied stairwell C e i^ tun " lel’ I" *et With either a mallrlo,.* or ector of revenue project, for tha In Sarasota, FI*. pearanre. » hurch authorities. however, Sfl*001 •udltnrlum wilful intent. Florida Development CnmmDsJon. Chamates was released on *j"0 y 'nnfr * ' w r 'v r a a.lvrr bond after being ordered to ap have denied that rubbish was a] * f,r1lflf,,r ,nr f,‘ r pear In Superior Court for ar- In.rd to arrumulale tn the atea Man Shoots Self, ralgnment Dec J3. Hr *ai Their poiHlon ran rounter to tha' th 4 r|p * Vox wilt male th# pP, rharged with patting a **irth>n o| U students ventatinn on behalf of the PTA. In Fa ir Condition 9100 eheck in Sarasota Fox I* student council advlior tn ihr PT.A safety chairman. Robert Marts, 27, was reported Sanford Merchants The Safety Committer liav stud In ‘ fair" condition this momini by local hospital olftclsls follow .ed all high trhool drivers, and To Open At Night hat seteclrd (Ive finalists for oh tng a gunshot wound Monday Fair through Friday Hub this night. DiUgrnt work and tactllrnt co | Deputy Vent Brewster laid thla afternoon *4 lo Tl, low tom(ht 11 bsnjord residents will he able serving regulations, rourlesy ami Marrs Is an employe of the ACL to « . Northerly wind* m to II tn do their Chriitma* shopping st 2°™) attitude* operation between Orlando and' morning nipht vtartlng tomorrow, when lo- The award It vunitdrrrd an outrailroad. Authorities from the mile* per boar. the t al merchant* will remain opet Handing tionor Arrordink' to Mrs. Sanford-taw-•»e*M-i**.-c*M44*.l iol- ^1ff,-w-ll*r—* " assisted In Seminole County Sheriff's Depart through Tuesday night The stores Jackie Caolo. safely chairman, ment said that the wound was will clue*- at the regular time "Student* m iltin g the Driver of -,r.,T iclf-tBflictcd Television Gives S“rl",.r’' S n r ? h,o l l.ndn Ptslke Department wtlh the Chriitma* F*e the Month award have gained the broke Irtlo lb.- pro shop at Mayfair . an(t oraried tho nelehbnrln. The announcement of the night teipect of the school, the PTA and |Cuunir.' Llub Sunday nlglil. Uw enfo.cvinenl airnclc. for theK Murder Case Clue Hi*I oiler Departmcnl. Tlie lurmer lormer cuddy, caddy, who who carried carried rovpenttlan Tlie coupe Rt Hun NAGOYA, Japan f U PI« Polks hour* came fromFrancleRoumllAuthorities Given . . . for . . Jim I errec during the | Stlaa has been placed under fl,clubs /w , is . c a looking for a suspected wtfe-UIle' lat J r . chairman ol the Merchant* recent PGA tournament, lud m ooo bond Official* said he hod C a se V I received unexpected help from tei Division of the Chamber of Com- ___________ ____________ mme County Planning his puvtrMinn a suitcase full of a jmgiliv FBI background, and . . . . . evision today. MIAStl iL'PI)— Operators of a When the Nagoya telaviitou st# sweaters, lb ruiuda ahorts and golf u „ bmtd iay be raised this txftar O tftitm aa tree lot turned over to tk>n 4 n u n i e( nU i Long Yule Holiday ball* stolen from the pro xltop. The ' nmm b* Judge Hugh Duncan. police today the ease of the ‘'hot m Tok ,0. the brother of strsnglei Liberals Jolted I Seminole County tmployt* are « • ear old Negro, bad di*poted| Inrltnied In the m overed artkloa Santa Claui. < Myyoio Muto rpottrd ihr vlctlm't WASHINGTON (LTD — The making plans far a toag Christ mis of tome golf halli in Ormond were high priced Bermuda shortf. They reported someocr snatch- mining husband among them. Po liberal" revolt among Rcpubli holiday nest tttek. Reach, ofllerra said. alpara sweaters, a windbrrsker tu a luc-sire, mechanical wav in,- Uce jumped oo the clue and Bar an senators received a aevere, According to 0. P. Herndon, The rest of tiir stolen Items were aud gulf xhirta What was Bliaa and smiling Santa Claus, worth rowed their search to Tokyo's vag jolt today. San. Thruston >. Mor-, Clark of Circuit Court, tha court- reiovered, and identified th is, wearing? Plaid Bermuda shorts. abou. 9V» while a night watch rant homes where they- expect* top (Jt-Ky). Refused to join their'house will close its doors at noon morning by Mario Carfagne, May- a gray shirt and alpara twraaUr. man had his back turned Wed to find Shuichl Muto auipccteJ o' drive in capture tha Seoala GOP, Chrltimas Eva and will not epen fair pro. I n r total value stolen will Tha abort*, incidentally, oudajr night. ) lulling tiijroko five week* ago. laodaratup. iuntil tha hallowing Monday at B. mm iwnwihH over m o , Bhactlfa j men's. Pols Not Boiling; Families Need Food Nurse's Body Is Hunted; Mother-in-Law On Bond • 0 mritf. Under Tully’* arm i.* a framed copy of the resolution read this morning at the Coffee Club. (Photo bv Berjrntrom) Chamber Says Goodbye To Joe Tully PHILAIBI.PHIA lU r i. - ^ r . r r h fo5“th ? l ^ V ^ ml*. ■nur. wasplenty of free wh.skey Z « i U)« ro4i here W idnnday. A out i t r ie to r tn e r laidfd with btrrelf _____________________l_______ of com wlikev up*«t on j bridfe # <r?tr lilt HiuylklH River, ipUttinc h /J K v r D ia l many barrls ard blocking traffic. Doesnt Everyone? Soviet Spokesman Says West Could Make Deal, Too Lighting Contest Judges Announced WHITSTABIE. England (UPI) —M ice adreiiieri today for an | absent-minded reider who u>ed a bundle of ori pound notes to mark his place In a took returned to the local >uUic library. man Com mu-.! it Chinet# trade dalegation epened negotiations to day on a »~imrrcial agrremen* •Wi Iraq NO. 329 SANEORD. FLOltIDA Write-In Election Becomes Big Issue Coaches Too Few, League In Danger Holiday Schedule For Center Listed Officer; Question Smokino Students »^ «h' Child HllHs Rock; D IVCT Of Moilth Weather Negro Is Charged In M ayfair Theft r,r<s nzjn r rn,os^ a r T E r s T f s not Jjnta 4 IT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 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, December 17, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1958. 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>, December 17, 1958; <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/bd66b31a9ee213c7bcd4e2e625773aac.pdf f305c794fa590911d7c88a9233d0b227 PDF Text Text • - h Page 8 — M o n ., Dee. 15, 1958 Cage Scores United Pres* International R ut Steel Bm I, Pittsburgh Georgia 70 South Carolina 71 Rirr 04 t^ouiilana St. SO Richmond 15 V.M.I. 39 F la il Texai A *M U Centenary ST Tulane fit T r ia l 51 Pittiburgh 71 Purjueinc 36 f'ontnlallon Florida St. ft! Florida Co Citadel 89 Washington & Lee fit OrmMm OS Miami ( Fla.) fit SSIU M Vanderbilt 71 Georgia Trrh *5 Furman 77 SI Joseph'* 97 .Manhattan 37 A rk in m fit Mlsslulppl fit Rradiry 71 St. John * (N .Y .) 66 I/Miiivilie 02 Alabama 43 I. j Sj IIc I I Lehigh 47 Mldwett Princeton M Navy M Xavier (Ohioi M Detroit 58 Scion Hall fit Torunto U. 44 lllinoi* 85 Col of I’ariflc 07 Muhlenberg 86 Albright 70 Iowa 75 Tex»* Tech 73 Cornell *1 tlurkncll 55 Wa»h. 12 Georgetown (D.C.) 73 Indiana 07 Missouri 72 Cincinnati tofi Marthall 86 Virginia 7S Writ Virginia 72 Toledo 81 Miami (Ohio) 63 Dovton Col. St Connecticut 55 Marquette 82 St .\o rb crf* 74 Holy ('rot* 61 3'alr 49 Ohio State 81 flutter on I'rnniylvanl* 71 Army 73 Wisconsin 56 Notre Dame 34 Niagara 83 Fordham 32 Minnetola 78 Nebraska 57 Syracuse 71 Caniiiu* 70 South Purdue 83 F.vaniville 82 DePaul 73 Rowling Green 78 Kentucky 78 St. Fanil* 37 ■Southwest Arkanaa* Col. 63 Harding Col. 37 Oklahoma City 78 N Text* St. 63 Anrona 74 Santa Itarhara cn llendrrron 84 EC Okla. SI. 64 A d a ir. The ball produces revenue fo r c h a rity A T E L K S C H A R IT Y H A L L — Am ong the Trinity C8 Sam llouitnn St. fid ninny a tte n d in g ttie annual K lk x C h a rity Hall Drury 72 NE Oklahoma SI. 62 p ro je c t* o f Klks, Including the H a rry -A n n a St Mary'* 66 t orpu* Chri*ti 48 here S a tu rd a y night were M r . and M r*. (Veil Children'll Home. (P h o to by B ergetroinj Rnlph W ig h t (le ft) and M r. an d M r * . H arry llukur Musir Shop ninvm Into . . . . c, second place in (he Sanford City | « ,dih° 67 MonUn* “ MIXING THE SLAW—At Navy Apprecia­ Jr., give Hhretided cnbbngo th at "special Howling League la.t week, beating 1Oregon St. 72 Wichita 55 tion Day, Hnturrfny, M. L llnliorn Sr.. David touch" an it goen fron t (I. I. can to lau n d ry out New York IJfe Imuranee by Denver 72 Colorado St. 84 Klingerovmith and M. L. (Sonny) Kulsorn cart. (H erald S ta ff Photo) a half game. Kama* SI. 53 San FrancDco U. 52 I h r Muilcian*. led by fieorge Washington 59 Houiton 55 lalled Pre»» International The hranl of the Laitern *tnrm plunged lo sera or beiow a* f, Swann'* 503 lerlei. »plit a three- Colorado 52 Air Forre 44 Freih mow* swept out of the moved out Into thr Atlantic Ocean south a* Fayetteville, Aak. du game aerie* with Mather of San­ Soulhrrn Cal 68 Kanta* 55 ford, ted by Garry Fox'* 531, each Teia* Chritllan 71 Utah M Southland and the Northern to* Sunday nlghl. but deposited mod. ing the night and sub-frcrimg temperature* ranged t h r o u g h team taking one and a half game* day. Weathermen foreiaw no ma­ era la mow fall amount* along it* Georgia and northern Florida due to a tie In the first game of jor break In the biller weather flanks from northern New Jersey Weather Paitera Revened WASHINGTON (U P ll — Court- 1 likely lo move againvt Hu((a per->have aimed Ihcir (ire at HnKa'a the evening. Hoiking much of the nation to southern New England. Meanwhile, league leading Rur appointed monitor* of the Tram -Jtonally in I lie wake of Thuriday's jUeulenanl*. However, a warming trend in Flarlirr, Ihe storm siammrd in­ Ihc northern plain* created a re­ atari Union may bring corruption j court order giving them avreep 'Hie lenmilrr* rebelled at inon- nett Painters. with the help r.f to Dixie, dumping six inches of versal of the uiual weather pat. charge* icon r 2.« « L . U u u 'e n 1in* clean up power*. "or demand* to bring charge. Hob Rorsdorf'. 5J4. took two * i, 1, , ... . again*! one of Ilona a De,roit a»- game* from New 3orh IJfr, with snuw' at rvichniouti, Va. It left tern. Great /a il* and Cutbank, ho** Jamr* It. Huffa, It a federal Judge F. Dickiiuon; >(H|„i,.a> o»en (fieri) Rrennsn, George Kenit' 514 Irving lo stem i t t r v r n u 'v one to four mcnca from northern Mont , each recorded 35-degree (U P D A learned today. l^lt», who issued the order, made bated on le.tlmony that Itrrnnan the tide. Also, , ‘' , , , nnaniuM/*,»,,. Celery *.o,r , 7 vCity ..7 Print. . . . . . urJ>, South Carolina lo routheattern reading* at midnight, while along I_ , k„ hnh C I..I.* . 191 inni »crlp* of 6** explosion* destroyed the Gulf resident* of Mobile, At% The monitor majority appearrd I. It _I.I_ plain Lhe felt lie could ______ remove ______ ml»ined_ ...1... union „._•»__ welfare_fund* New England. Hoffa from office or puniih l,in, f rit* riilnl that Ihc union inuit *wo C*nM‘* from Gene’* Seminole Mrion* including ^a Aa the rold snap stretched well and New Orleans shlvrrrd In S for ronlempt of court If hr balked comply with that and nine other {)r> *fi " * * n* * * h*n<1 photographer for the Allentown Into it* second week, reading* and 33Megree temperature* re. pectivrly. at the reform propoial* finler* of recommendatlnn the ***** Karee * 499 »erie*. United Prea* Inlernational Call-Chronicle. At Ihe half way point In the *eaIn Miami Reach, Fla., Iloll.t monitor* *ay have nnt Iwen Thr Southland'! cold wave vsas UNITED NATIONS. N .Y .-U S , I * m Ku»l» •> The firit cxploilon in the ilretl »on. the Handing* for the leaiue William W Jic.lt* felt during the night from T rig * 1>»i • »»»l »«id Ihe Informal rrjxirt of the | obeyed in tront of Ihe Inn routed about Ambanador Henry Cabot Lodge, ,Unk -nel (lJf |M roitrr(( are a* follow*: In northern Florid*, where at on the 13th U. N. General A»emI * Ik* I'mirl •» ik* ‘ " t,'1' J,<" ' trim .te r named Render Commi* Loit 30 gucilt and employe* from bty’i lackluilre showing: a*atk*t* riw M ii Won least fire death* hava been at­ ■Ion indicated the romudimi v ho originally challenged Hoffa'* 7 r# m ,, their bed* They were joined by |* l*r*k*l*. 36 15 LOS ANGELES (U P I) - Harry tributed to the Jcy temperature*. T * AM r n l l t w i •■ * r « « « ; Its*. charge* leveled at the tram ttrri rlecllnn on ground* H wat riggrd * u[ n** "Let u* hofre for better thing* too reiident* of Ihe area who I X rial*** ar ll*****4* 20*'i IP s (T lm t Moore, 70, Ihe freewheel­ are "Mkirgeralod." a(lv, have eomplletl a li.l . . Oswego, N. Y ., wa* pelted with gaihcrrd to watch firemen fight In IS59 " BaM Kstalet 21 14 ing, fait talking "Klngflth'' of four inches of xnow Sunday morn­ Vt.ii »»>* cw.li t.f s,*is »t* 1ici*i'» the blue that erupted in the .. ? , m of 75 M-parate charge, ag.imt U 23 22 nnt1fl«il sn4 »c-»uir*‘l Itr^jcm CLINTON. Trnn. - Evangellit the Amu* 'n Andy television aer­ ing. boosting Ihe total that h ^ vtrrel. h.r r ' l r r r .'i'M '-re mainly ha.ed on ' * ? ' Ll,>' m,i, i lilt ,. an4 ,l»m*ii4* wklrli IS’ s I9‘ s fallen In that snow-crippled city V Thr second hlait ihattcred Ihe Hilly Graham, on the Integration ie*. will be buried Saturday. lu-fnrr the Senate Mather you. t>r -lihcr <>f * " « ." } ■ / »**« mint further on the work of th, triliimmy 30 15 Gene'* * * • 10*1 th*. **l*l» "4 William vv. rommfitlott berauw it* *iaiu* R .rk e li ’ CommltVff The loved Negro romedian died the last eight day* to 85 inches. hotel, killed all *lx victims in ‘ controverty that culminated here J* oer • •l*e***«4. 1*1* "f »*••! wa* Irft In for the night'* Split ihiinker* doubt b> Lett * ruling „ iitiui'i i>) u ii ■ _, , , , o|,iiv»inin»ri» iui tttr , Omega Dig* On< injured 24 perrons, j with the bombing of Ihe high at General Hospital S a t u r d a y CklllilV. It* lh» t-mjktv Ju4t» «4 Pamlnula counlv. Fl»rl4*. • ' •><* The three e-rnembw commluion, .. .!r ,r c ,on ly. "rf,rrnl txiwling were Hank Kretrer. with • ... from an undisclosed ailment. He Skirt cleared during the after­ irhool: offlc* In lit* reurt h«u»* »• »» ' headed lay >y former Ohio Sen! l w f? , ' anfr **U «v* for . eon a 4 V7 Rd Klrrhhoff with a 5 7. U o « • ' r * >• • ’mint* *1 Uanfard, Ktorl4*. wtlhln deail was identified; "Hoi head* and cold hcarta had been hotpiialiied on and off noon. and highway crew* made rndcr. wa. ' * •chc.lutcal for next K(| Whrelrr with a five an,I w. rillit r*Uti4»r mnnOt* from Iko George Render, wax hired by hy the as Irsler Krafl Jr.. 29, a dark never solved anything ..We must throughout the summer and had Ihr most of the reprieve to clear limit -tf the flr*t inibllf«tl«n ,.f Ikl* Icaimtera, .,1 825o n day each to .•larch In *n effort to gel rid of Karh claim nr rt.utaM ahall room technician and pholngraphor reipeet the law but keep In mind been on Ihr critical list since Oswego of *now and a foot and Cntlra. Average* after Ihc week'* lmw|. • in wrllln*. and *6*11 •'•••..V** Invextigale rhargrx of corruption Ihe monitor*. one-half layer of lee in the fur the Call Chronicle. Police laid that II is powerless in Itself to Nov. 7. |t|*r* af * n*1 iK.il i.frlt* again*! the union and recommend The union claims that the mon (ng are. Survivor* included hi* wife, street*. change Ihe human heart and must Aftdr+f* ei ih* t talrnifif, ► h* 11 Kraft apparently Hopped at Iht k* »wofn to 6v th* tUlmanl. hi* change* Hot* hive exceeded their power* R ichard*-166, Fox—165, DePalVivian. 39. • it looks Ilka we're pulling out lire rn route home from work lo he supplemented by love." ■*«nt. nr »Hnrn*i. *n8 »n» «'ith A»krd II lie were afraid of lov­ in attempting a cleanup cam nia. Maloney, ami Von HerttuR* Moore came out of ivlircinenl of it," an official slid. No »n*,ur rfaun nr dqititil not *‘> it'*Hl *n*ll plmlograph the lilaie. ing Ills Job, Hoffa ibid back "f paign Hut te ll* ’ rating give* m pa. Wieeter-162. Sletier and RERUN—The Communist Hart In 1946 to try fur Ihe part of wa* predicted for the city today. The other victims were ideal! ><’u \lll* l* O Jacult* A* ..f (l.t* t^»l Will never was afraid of nothing, let them wide authority In track Rest—161. Slrele an,I Kaiee—180. lied ai William llraln-r ami Perry German rew(paper Neui Deutsch- "Kingfiih" on television. Hr wa* About an inch or snow fell *«.| Tr*l*mnnt t.l flown < > n rmrupllon wllhln the na I'eiotd—159. and Swann Cook, and alone losing my Job." Miller, both IB; Maynard Hirb- tind. on the Writern power*' de- considered by Amo* ‘n Andy fan* Chicago, bringing ihe accumula­ v\ll!l*n> W. .latnh*. rtr. »«*l Callan at IS* Trainstera' attorney• were ter llon'a large*! union tion____ to 11 inche* In the part week. „ . I .. , . . . ___ ner. 39; William J. .Maclean. 15. lermlnatioo lo reject Soviet pro a* the perfect "Ktngflih" and r e ___ i% i i i i : .......I IT i ill H r. M ' t l l tain to appeal I.ellv’ ruling. It ap Hukmr and Kent, at 157 borgu- ^ w „ |er ^ ; l£tl 3T potalt that foreign iwwer* leave cured wide acclaim for hii per- Temperatures fell below laro dur j i n il iv i. m u i i t . i% van i on n—156. Krelrer—155. Gllttrap— ______ ‘___ a r. «Mno i i i in 9 iv . n iiliiN V . in patently will take several days formances. ,nit th« njgjit for Uw sixth day of Dertin: I II *M I II* Ml. WO* iwinre an appeal ran Ih* made lieicro or aub-aero reading* In the "Whoever say* no to lb* Soviet r.vDt.vs vi.fiim r. LON'DilN (U P I»- Soviet anlarr Plvec. ami Ring at 153. It Ron WINDSOR, Onl. t UIM I—Detroit city this month. proposal* vvant* a Ihint world ri.AiN'Tiri' caiive of iielav* In preparing legal papers. llc explorer* have ,ll*< ovi-led ilorf—132. ami I'roclor at industrialist and noted hunter wir. Tliat D the brutal troth." So far. monitor chairman Mar pyramid shapeil |wak more th a n ' llrrh s t ami Holler at 150, llu riie tt| William Gtise. 63. who aurvlvrd an W R b W , M itllM 111 *I*«**:»M tin F. (VDonoglme and hit cot id., Mi If el alsivr sea level during and llroun at Ilk. airplane clash in Alaska f i v e PARIS—We*t Berlin laml May­ Toi Amon Mernnr.. Who** »**i league Godfrey I’. Krhmitll wlio a (light near the “ pole of inarers E dridge—II I, Harrison—133, tl. Carla Jean Dodson, eiaht- or Willy llramlt. on Ihe Rig Three years agu, was killed Sunday r U 1*11 Jlttlfll* ai>**l luriu an anti Itotfa majority, | silullly Moscow Radio reported florsdnrf—132. ami Prescott at IIJ. nionth* old. dird In Seminole Me. Allies rejection of a Soviet ulti­ when his car rammcd a drain­ Jnrkaoii. ill**. . . . Toil »»<■ h»f*l‘t ,r.|iltti-1 I" III' mortal Hospital at 7:50 p. rn.. Dec matum that they get out of Her age culvert south of here. *»ur nrlllrn itt.(r»i»tt to lh<- MM cnnudAlnl for .lltoi.o fit*-.* li*inn 12. afler a lengthy lltne**. tin: ■aalM.I you. wllti ll>* * lark "f I6« She was born A pril I t . I9SH, In DETROIT (U P ll - Famed *ur•The moat Important achieve• l.nt* *1*1* I'ourl on or t.*fiu* J .im .t< it. 1*1*. ami •*»** • i«t*» Sanford, ami lived at 38.3 Tiny mrnl today wa* the agreement gmn and naturalist Dr. Alexinder of **ro* idatnilir« ,M*. ♦***. Ridge Road, Casselberry. Ihal,...the Soviet ultimatum is no W. Illain, 73, diet! Sunday In a Jamr. I', t'ollltr. 7*>l w»*i ihurtlt urt.tolo, PI.,fltla. Shr is survived by her parrnli, (l)r ditciiaslon and. that Ihe hospital in Detroit winch he found­ 11,,,Irt lall no, or .lot,or inn Mr. ami Mr* Geurife IV. Dodson, j tveslrrn power* arr prepared to ed ami named in honor of hi* fa­ rui,f»»o « III h* rnlcrut * * j Ii>*, fasscllwny; two sisters, Cathy |lvc U(l to their obllyation* in ther. " WITXRflH mV liantl »nJ m l *t ami Carol l.ynn, ami a brother ]1(.t |)n llantiiri, Hemlio't* Connor. Mol.U. Featuring • hi* I f , ,l*r »t •'* -m '-'f. 1’ ” Carl: maternal grandparents, Mr. — SAN FRANCISCO (U P ll - Fi­ «sV:a i .< and Mrs. Dee Rirkhimet. Lake ■■ !• IIIIttN'UoN nal rite* will he held Wednesday The Very Beat i , f ih. fir . >ilt i -.uil Mary; paternal grandparents, Mr. for Federal Judge Fldward P. |i ,o ii j i.u»4tiul*t. in* ami Mr*. J. \V. Dodson, Lake Jamr* ,’ «■•III*-r 310 E. 1st WASHINGTON lU f i) - T h e Murphy, 51, veteran jurist who A ll....... lor I'laln,Ilf Mary. Small business Administration an­ •lied nf a heart attack Saturday Funeral servlre* were held Ihl4 or v i > " K > t • tit 11• » >• nounced Sunday night It ha* set nighl. Iill.l,* WHOM* JoNI'.O t'.V I f afternnro at 3:50 p. m. at the up a new office to hocii »mati 11 tT(I uniKNTC. < I II ' hake Mary Raptlsl C hurrh The A »w»rn f"'>mpi*lnt h»*lne h*,n f . / / Imsinesx aellvltity In government (11*4 »*»ln*» vnu In In* • Irrull Rev. .lame* E C urry and the r«art In »n«l r<*f S*mln, I, , unlr. research and development. Rev. Willard Row man officiated. Pl"*Vl6 I t OH UN »■ J,,NI> for rtlvoir,. |h* »lo.rt till* of nl.l.h I l u r l i l • follnued in Oaklawn Me­ la |)\vi:N I*. J, rial,t,Iff >»rmorial Park Hrl*«on Funeral SOME I’ KOl’t.K MTILI. DOST’ a il IIVIII.IV At m u : * J'lM'-f. I ’*NO PROPERTY TOO U R G E for EXPERT f*n|a„< th*a* i.i.a*n'* f , < -n. ENOW— 35 e operate kaofnH'* Hume " * * in charge n f arrange tn*n4 r„,i to aoe**r *to! Ml* toor HA NS BROUGH AUCTION METHOD of Selling. Far inly Corn mere 1*1 “W'kila Print mrnl*. wrltlan jafar*** hrraln on or (»■ (nr* tl>» S4lh it*** of f’ .o"tn* <r. Further Information Call Collect Orlando GArden 4-U7L A I> ,V'* "T ..fhtrola* U*' pr>. f .nfo*at Will •nf*ft I M Aboil I t.ljy.oou new liumc* tire • caln.i , oi, f l u iuafard 11*1*14 i* ,io«Iko* i *.1 cxprrlnl to lie rontlracled in Ihe f Huh Anti Srll I •to S. 1‘ IRK AVE. at , it .iL.,|.,r of k.ip.ral - .r.iila. U. S In 1939 hy private builders. II .o In o hi. h Ihl* t |f *,,-•', ahall f.« mil,11*f,*,| .in** ,** h m -I i for four ron,ooiitt.* w*#k*. W IT M :M In; h»n4 *o4 official ***l of fh* a'lwl V* of ,h* I'lrtull I'nurt on fhl* ih* Jt-f 4ar •>f N'o*cn,h*f. A |, t* -l. C E N T E R O F A 1 T K N T IO N — I I . 0 . Ily n tl. Sat unlay *i iyrlil liv liouRlan Aircraft ( ’«. u I* Hanoi..n V n , I'JII vico-|ii v iiil( iit anil yfeneral m im aK iT o f Dotijfdark of Ih* I ’lrrull Couil Left to right. \Y. K. Patrick, llrailey Oilltam, l'»rfoll llufkc, Alton.** *1 l.«». Li.x A ir c r a ft, wiw tho cen ter o f Hcntinolr Ilyntl, Mayor Merle Warner. I 1 n I,.,* no fUnfonl. riofi4*. SATURDAY, 1:M P. M. DEC 20 edlclior for I'lalrUff County Icatlcr*’ attention nt th e p a rty Riven (Photo by Bergstrom! Hantmu Rd. - DELAND I Bowling Reaches Season Mid-Point Bitter Weather Cloaks Most O f U . S. * Corruption Charges Loom For Hoffa Six Persons Killed By Gas Explosions Quotable Quotes Legal Notice Deaths New Peak I ncovered m, Kirchhoff, Rugmstrin. unim. m. Final Rites Today Sr “ For Dodson Child O. D. Farrell’* Arcade Package Store New O ffice Created Wieboldt’s Shop For Christmas BEAUTtFUL MASONRY HOME, U\KF. PRIVILEGER At lilt E. In t Our Many Years EXPERIENCE l l u given nur cuntomcr* confidence In un . We can recommend * MUTUAL FUND for YOU with a proven record for intnmr, growth or both. THATS OUR BUSINESS U t ua help you with sour lnnur«n*e proldemn. Slop In and talk with un at any time without obligation to you. Omway Road Ph. Orlando GA 5*8084 TOMORROW FAIR WINDS MOTEL .5 Ml. EAST TAMPA CITY LIMITS O H iy 8 tOMtNGHAVSnKOUCH AUCTIONS INCI4JDE: SKA LINE M ltT E I, U.8 . IIWY: 27. CITRUS T41WER, CLERMONT Kepreaenling ■#,h * Magnolia, CLERMONT American Fire ft Canually f'o. rt.1.*1. J*w?lR A - t - M0TI:L 4 U ' T - « « 'DENTON URAI FONT APJ^. U H. IIWY. P2, Pt.VNT OTA* APVRTMF.NT HOUSE, S, W IIJ) OUVE, DAYTONA REACH aad many, many olhero-Wriie tar Brwhum . Mrs. Stan Comstock H II Of imall block conacrurtiao, In latkr Ftrreafard Tcnacv. thl* home tiffer* com fori brainy and rronumlcat upkrcji and pretent an extremely allrmdive picture un thr Urge I M s 130' well-landtcaprd lot. Thr borur ha* two erramic tile baiht, with hath in double garage—2 targe bed­ room*, living room with Hcntalator fireplace and bay window. The kitchen It modern with many cabinet*, and the all rlertrtc equipment will go with the'house. Evhau.t fan over the atove and tettai;,. floor are ndilitlnnal fea­ ture*. There l» • glassed in Florida rmur and a large attic for additional rooms. To Reach Property: Travel New York A v r. (Hay 441 from downtown DeLand, continue on New York Are, past the Depot to H.mtoon Rd. Bob Crumley, agent Representing: Allen 0 Css. U kcland. Florida Member t Midwant Stack E irb a u a tkka go Boud a f Trade Camptete Inveatmeat Rentre 1 JOHN H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ATI,ANTIC BANK BLDG. . FA 2 0871 Terms: » % r t A ltlla M , IK * J �News Briefs 3The ^ m if o r D S fc ra lft Ike Conference Off WASHINGTON llT p h —Pres! dent Eisenhower %•111 no* hold i new > cnnferenrc Wednesday . Britain Sells Planes LONDON a r i < - Britain it sell­ ing Indonesia six of t it rew anti submarine Gannet planet Cow Bears Quads f s c o n d id o . c * u l a m Quadruplet! were boni today l« t lle ltte in eon at the Hollandia Dal ry, an oeeurrenee rated at a oner In a century happening Cardinal Visits Pope VATICAN c m ' lU P lt—Francis Cardinal Spellman, arrhbithop of New York, w ai received tn private audirnee toil ay h> Pope John X X III AN VOL. XL1X I ’nited P i t * * L cm*<mI Wire Kstnblinhed IN D EPK N U K N T IPi'S D A IL Y NEWSPAPER UK*'KMIIKR Ifi. 1 SANFORD. on C hrittm at tree* thta year will run up to in per rent higher than ta il teatnn. a survey by United Press tntrrnational hat *hown UP IN CIIILL'Allt — Frank Plnnkev, prnferxionel flan- f S a le s , Profits Up mle painter, (rave the City of SanfnrH pnto a "nnee over ' WASHINGTON t l T h - hales W itly " In today’s enrly-morninfr chill air. Plankev paint- and - j p rn■flit after tales climbed Pd th e flnjrpole th r e e y e a rs apo. (R e rjrs tro n i P h o to ) during July. Augutt and Septem ■ ■ ■■ ------ ---------------------------------------- her. the government said last night Citrus Industry To Rely On New Law , New Color * LAKELAND i t P h — The Flo orangrt am rr 1039 but « a t ruled rida e ilru t Induttry today relied out In 1915 when the Food and on new legialatinn and a new Drug Administration decided it m utt be rla ttifie d a poison, How eotorlng compound to allow it to ever, under emergency legltlatlon Ingallv put artifira l coloring on introduced by C nngrrttm an Jamra tta orangrt after March I A. Haley of Saratota, the action The US. Supreme Court. In was not to lake effect until three Overruling the Fifth Circuit Court year* later, nett March t. In o f Appeal!, Monday upheld an order to give the in d u ttry time order by the federal Food and to find a tu b tlilu ir k Drug Administration whirl- ttru rk 1 The high court ruled Monday " "re d 3 !" off the accepted lilt of in a unanimous action that the eolor compound* But the induttry Food and Drug Administration hat come up with a new coloring wav legally in the right when it auhitanre ami pmpn«ed the legit made ila 1955 decision. fation tn make it legal But former Congreitman J. Red 31 hat been u»ed to color Hardin P e t c r a o n of Lake­ land. Ihc attorney who handled ★ ★ ★ thr rate for the plaintiff* said a bill hat slrcadv been written fur submit dun to Congress in J unit­ ary which give* the induttry re­ lief The proposal, said Petcraon. provide* that a new catorir* w bstance in time* lets tw it than WASHINGTON l PI I - A Flor­ rrd 3?. " e ltru f red No' J," he ida eonrrettm an announced today uted in the coloring prove**. The alio aelt maximum he would introduce legislation to meature perm it h it ttate— and Tex**— to levelt nf utilisation for the com­ 'continue a rtifirial coloring of pound . orangrt Seemt mine ripe om ngr* I rum Utoae ila lc t are green—not or ange—until the? are touched up P Sen. Speatard L. Holland'c ofDee laid hit legialation would overcome the ellecl of Monday‘t ■# unanimous Supreme Court ruling T h rrr lu rg la r irt ill two nights outlawing the coloring additives under pretcr.t tta lu lrt The pro- were reported to rlt> and count' re a i may be tonttnued under a authorities todav. lllt last night w rrr New York •peeiat law only until nevt March Jterr Garden. Wen 13th St . and 1. Holland'* office vaid h it pro the pro thop at M ayfair County poted b ill tn the new Congrea* Club, Golf ballt and iweaterv were dealt with a sul-vlitulc toloring stolen at the pro shop Taken from S m aterial which ha* approval of the beer garden were cigarettes, the Food and Drug Adminlstra- a ja r of pennira. several hoxet of clgara. four ftfth i nf wine and lion. A rtific ia l coloring of the orangrt several pint* Jim Speneer’a Restaurant wa« la a critical protdem to that Industry l-ccausr houtewivej won't buy entered Sunday night. Money from a juke ho*, rig a re ttn and mnnev green-aklnnrd orangrt from a d itp rn tin g machine, an un determined amount nf liquor and ahou' I 1.V) in nickels and dimet from a bnv were reported atolen. At Spencer'* and the beer gar dm. entrance was gained by fore Youth " tn j hours a* t**c v'lvf*- ing a window fe e le r arr Seine enforced by the, Investigating Hie pro thop bur hun >taff a"d rt'id e n it should be glary it Sheriff t Deputy Vern picked up nronsHly at ctottne Brewster Sgta. Ren Butler and Leo time. Ronald I'err*-. re realion di Itock are investi'-aiin;; the others' re-t r. **id toda It it the re s-mnslMHlyr of the s l* 1f to re-nam it F i* reeter until all »tudenl«, eattleutarlv g irlt, have if p the erenii-e« H ourt at the Youth Wing: MonW ASHINGTON (U P I) The f dan and Tuesday. 7 tn 1<t p. tn . While Houtc- today described a* Thurtday. Friday and Saturday. "very embarratvlng" Iht cent 7 3ft to 10 .“0 p. m lip* some guest* left at th r White lloute cloak room T*«l week after a formal state dinner and mutt calc given by Pretldent and M ri NEWBURY. VI. - t l PI i When Eisenhower. the Janitor nf the tr a d - *ehn<>! "Any one who comet here erg here c as indicted on first d rg rrr ularly know t that it |uM lan't murder ehargr- the •rS-ei>| hotrd done." said a White Houtc *o -i*l voted 1" let Mm eontlmre nn the aide • The White House it not the tame at a hotel nr reita-vranl " job during non tchool hourr Holland To Sponsor * 'Color Added' Rill Voice Of Experience NFVVTON, Iowa ( U P t l - When police recovered a ra r vtolen hi th r rr teen a g rrt Monday, the ten ior member of the trio, aged 11. viat teaching h it two younger rompaninnt to drive. One Favor, Please SAN FERNANDO. C alif t i l 'l l — Roland Anthony Collins plesded guilty to hit Mth charge nf drunk ennen, but had one favor to ask: "Don't send me to the county Jail." he pleaded " I can't itand the amng there." Birthday Teaser RASSFIELD. M itt I C P U - John Adam Faler added a leaser to thr invitattom In h it birthday party that ought to g iia ra n 'rr nrsr per feet attendance Faler. *fi promised to ' dance and k irk up my heels." Ike Calls Cabinet WASHINGTON l U P l i - P rril dent Eiaenbower tummoned hit Cabinet to a spertal W hi t r Huute meeting today to review legist* • b * pvop**al* he w ll' ,| b —w •* the new Congress In January Seafood Plentiful NEW IBERIA. La t l'P I > Sehool authorities hope local etc dentt lik r seafood Slate game agents have contributed four ton* of im d rrtlrrd th rim u eonfiiralrd Irom New Iberia fithermen. to tchool lunchrooms. Authorities Report Three Burglaries i Dajr Officials Enforce Youth Wino Hours Tips ‘Embarrass’ White House Staff Until Proven Guilty Planning Trip UNITED NATIO NS. N. 1 f l'I 'I i Secretary-GeneraI Dag Hammarskjnkl today planned a new tnuiMv-stiuotin*- tnission In the Middle Ea»t to calm the tateil border flare-up between Israel and the United A rab Republic Gold fine: Not Guilty BOSTON ( L 'l'l) — Industrial!!! Bernard Goldflne and h it seerr la ry. M m Mildred Papermin, pleaded innocent today to charge* of criminal contempt for falling to surrender butlneta records to thr Internal Revenue Service Recreation Cards ‘Must’ By Jan. 1 Civic Center memhertbip canlc mutt be nMained j Jn a m rd ln g to Ronald Ferry. ford recreation director Vfter that date, any student at trisding • the C irri Center 3'outh Wing without a i ard will he tent home. Ferry taid Vlt participant* who h u r not done to are urged to gel their ra rd i at the recreation depart men! office Monday through Ffl d*v. from l to & p. m. Perry * ti led this morning that many o f the boy i and girl* in the program are without card* ^ ^ County Restricts Work In District Until ’Acccminfjng' C o m m iS S IO V l O k C fV S " Replat In Chuluota I l„ ik e ' around S print lake Kathryn 'lo re than .W protesting t huluota R « Ihvdd. county rom m iiftnn resident* appeared at thr Cntnmlser for P iitrte t I today w-ai arenam fe |(n r rrp rf, , ntH ,n I ed hv noard Chairman Jntin K ridmmey John Stilton wnn *atd that 1 er of over *|iemf ing hit bud re t nn hr d id n 't think I'om m litionrrti or ads and bridget thr Development Corp had "any 'rew riting to bills rrc riv rd hy tight to deprive property m in e rs , f the Iha Com ml* sinn Dodd ha* spent nf ih c tr right* to the street* «ir« «, ’ nearly LWnnn m thr Ftrit three or lake* purchased in gtvwl f n th month* o f Iht* fiteal year with th e ir lots." Vernon C Dunn, cnm m itttonrrSanlord attorney lull Hutchison, rlect. who w ill latic over D htriet representing the It e v e I op men t I in January, told rommlasionera TOKYO i l ' P l i —Experta on Rrd Corp told Commissioner* that Sr that one of the mad* huilt in the China said today Mao T.*r lung rood St would hr enlarged trs take are* • giw* through a awrampy may be preparing to step down rare of increased traffic, and *aid are* without a houae In sight." as head of the Chinese Commit that 'W ith 13 t.lfrt home* in the Dodd anawerrd that the road n u t government to make a final, are*, what nnv might he * plra had heen re q u ritrd tome years supreme bid for equal billing with , urr ..o u til become * harard if before. He taid. "In the 12 years K arl Marx and \ I l.enin at the roads were to remain Your re I've served on Ihl* Commission I communism t lop th in k rr tponsihihty is to see Inal you have It K f A 1,1. KOl f . l l ItlDKILS’-T h c a c three mentlsor* of have always tried to be fa ir about This wav suggested a* an Im a well rounded, orderly develop Itonvpvpit Utimp I". S|umi*h-Americn:i W ar Vcternna, not building rnadt in every part nf portant reason behind Mao'* ru mtni which will henrfil the entire tnjrelIter Sitntlhv fur tlu* anniiAl meeting. Almtit nine other my d iitr ic t." m orrd deciilon tn tu rn h it job as county The re tirin g commissioner ad­ mentlur.' wi le ton ill to .(tiojiiJ the irntherimr at the home t.ba|rm a n .of lied C hina'* s°'ernIh U tixu a u -»»!-' 'ro fe rty-ivA i..ra mitted. however, that hr w s t one n f Frank Kvnn*. Lake Mary. Veteran* ot‘ Teddy Hoovemeet over to Vlarthal Chu Teh have bail no subtantial right* v e il* "llmitrh Hiilrri*" arc. left to ripht. Kvanv, command­ of th r property ownert tervlcod next month Mao would still wield dented and »ttll have acre*! to the hy the Citrus Av*. road er: I' i ’ Priest nml L <) Pirkerinp, ndiiitnnt. power a* chairman uf Uic parly, arc* lie said that more than IV* An argument ensued when K rid Tokyo evp»n* **ld Mao would hor-e* had been ronitructed in (Photo hy .lampoon) er suggested that no more money need most o( his enrrgy to meet thr are* tince la*t April and he spent in District 4 until the what may be the greatest chal more were Lirihcomlng with the new Commission reapportions the lenge of hit career—making a (completion of the <ew*ge plant fundi. Dodd emphatited that roads turcess out of the people's com' Hutchison added that the realunder eonatruction would have to munea d rn lt "teem ed to think it a c rim r be completed, or be ruused aad There i* a strong p o iiih llity lor anyone to mske money", and "coat the county twice as moth.** that Mao it diM atufird with the stated an incident two week* ago Commiaaionari d i a a g r o a d on way thete giant labor ramps— when one of the protriting ro»i thta; and paated a motion, over heralded at ' the prim ary unit of dent* offered hi* home fo r *alr Dodd * d im m in g vola. that w the future Communist toclcty"— at the meeting for Vin.tXM “ When more money be tpent In D iitric t 4 have heen operating he paid for it three month* KL CAJON, Calif. ( U P Ii - A I guest I yust flipped my lid,** until an accounting D receriwd Igr He want* more tim e to whip ago. that teems like a prettv good com m lfilonera. with the eiceptlou lanky 111 year old runaway youth it foot. 4 inch Carl Fder lold po of the completion of Rad Bug and them Into shape, fo r hi* rrpul* profit he * aid lire. tearfully admitted Monday night lion a t a Communist thinker—and Sutton told thr hoard that the Tuteawtlla roadi and tha wooden " I pray that God will take mer­ bridge now under eonitrurtton on probably thr future of the nation only reason the Development Corp that he killed the wife and four he brought Into being—may de wanted the roads chord wo* for children of lit* benefactor because cy on h im ." grieving Thomas Red Bug Road. pend largely upon the rommune*. the construction of mote expensive one of the children "w ouldn’t stop rendergaat, 39. huthand and fath­ Thr County budget tor road* and Top rating at a Communis! homr* or* rbr sahlable lake front screaming ' Thr youth vv*t rap- er of the slctim a taid. bridges la $230,000 h r the flare I lured by an off duty policeman Why did you do tt* WhyT year. Iheoretlrlan is something Man hat property. Why 7" Pendersait atked Eder C om m ittiotiers t red Dyson and heen shooting for ever since he When Dunn asked Dodd srbat be when lie confronted Eder. a run­ wai going to do when he (D m m ) d rfird Marxist ta-nlnist theory In B C Dodd rolrd against accept away from Iromlequmt. N V , at the tfl.Wc and cot away with tt. i ancc of Ihc rcplat ,\t(otrte>» Hut look o fftre , Dodd replied. "Y o u thr police station. _ _ “ _ 'ch ito n and 'ta lk Vlev Hand w ill w ill hare about $11,000 ter maindraw up an agrremrnl tietwcvn trnanre. I had the tamo thing Surrenders Peaceable the count} and the Chuluota Deve Eder w ar raptured .Monday when I ta m e la. You'll hatrn to lOpiuent Corp., Iraiing the existing night a ltr r a civil engineer told squrerr fo r the first year o r tw«.H The Chamber o f Commerce M ir road* open until replacement* have Equipment now In Dodd'a Motn off-duty police officer of seeing liei rt b u ilt to cmmly iprctflrarion* f r r " i lub . ill feature orange him in .San Diego, about 1! m ilet trtrt w ill he moved to CommfsatoilJuice Thursday m orntnr. iim fte iy from the scene of the killln g i The er Homer U ltle 'a d iitric t fo r MOSCOW a r i l - Ttse Commu-K,,,d ,r •to* T,w l“ ,lon t,-v of Minute Mud Corp nist P a rty , central committee m„ ' U m m U a lo n cr.. the road, w ill m.t officer arrested the voulh who on roadi tn that area. Orange juice coffer and dough to d *' amid Wratern speculation it t " miwrecl with or turn up lurrrndered peaceably. note will give -Mire a good recuse a. about to nut! form er Premier l,n,‘ » ,h ' •nmplellon nf the new for refuciri. In <onk breakfast I did It because Diane i t year* Nikolai Bulganin front party r.vik* *r r r " road* for the bimnetsmen Arrange old. one of the slam rhtldren) Last spring Ihilgnrdn wa» fired meut* for thr orange juice were was screaming She wouldn't itnp a* prem ier and wa* tu rrrrd rd by K l . . M o u , T a v r v c — I F made by John Fn*. pretldent of screaming That itaried the whole N ikita Khrushchev who la alto thr I" w w I uALb I i CHICAGO (U P I) - The F lo rid a thing." he said. Minute Maid P rn d rrg a tt. an airrraft plant Citrus Commission, taking advan­ party leader nulganin ha* alrrtd C f — ^ * .,A C C r ; | | c "O rfre " Cliiti o irm b rri w ill say hern removed from the prnld J i a r U V * U l9 r T l l l b farevcell to I ift Joe Tullv, for worker and a deeply rrllglm it man tage or the cold wave, has ita rta d him , or governing hody. nf the M IA M I (U P D — Stale Sen Fred m rr ruiiimiMiding offh * r o f ' ' l l whi, bail la k rn Eder into hit home aha ad nf schedule Hi campaign central committer, It Dickinson nf \trd Palm Reach .'i, ho i» leas in i: for tint * in i i \ weeks ago to "help tave the In promote citrus at being food *>lme then, he ha* Im -it linked say* F lorida ran f»cape new Iv x r* Matblnglon, D ' Ac . or ting In hoy * soul." found hi* wife, lasla, for winter tim e lUneisei. General Manager Homer Hooka with the "anl party g ro u p ' nf for for the next two year* hv ru ttin g i a id Jamr. D damage, several 37 fatally tbnt in th rlr homr here of the Florida Citrus Commission, m rr Premier Georgi Malenkov out the • frtllc ' in the tuolgrt o f Tull} * dote assm latr* w ill be Friday h rrr for the Nations! Food Sales Happy Over Faplurr and V. M Molotov, fornier Dep lie told the Dade County Bar prrvenl to srnd him o ff In gisod to v arimis room i throughout the Conference, said the agency fe lt uly Premier l.arar Kaganovich and A**n Monday that to keep nut of *1y le D m itri Sbepllov, form er foreign the rr d it might tie iieee*>ary also (In meeting • *11 iw held at house and adjoining garage. Pen that il would pay off In start the hi* four children, fight the cold w ar" ram palgn m inister "In plug *ome lovu' o l't in re> rn u - At r - Appleby t 'a id e r Hotel ret. rlrrgast found Allen. ? Diane I Thomat J r , now instead of waiting until Jan. O hierver* noted that there h*v source* and thr lairs lav " tautant at til a m f> and David. 9 all with th rlr 3 as In itia lly planned. heen no nffirial announcement that He *aul it the stale tighten* col "This cold and flu weather over throat* slashed any nf the anti party group hsd lection of it* prr*enl lav law* th r The two oldest hoy* alto were the country ia giving the new tsecn expellmt from the party it stale should be *h'r tn collect 7ftb Florida citrus rrop a terrific aendself m illion dollar* in the next hien dttembow led Partly rioudy Ihmugh " ntne* I'm glad I'm captured." Eder o ff." he said The ro m m ittrr meeting *t*nrd nliim Monday. It wai hlghllghtrd h- a The stair auditsr t H tice ha* day, to ld again lontchl. hlowly said. *M am happy tn get mmeh itte r bloat by Khniahrhev »i Bui ritim a te d revenue will total fit* rising lemperaturr* "e d n rtd a y . where wherr I t 'i warm and In gel ganin and the other *ntip»n* m illion d H la rt egemat an e tli High this afternoon In the 'n 't food memhee* whom hecalled a dr* mated Ttfi mtllmn dollar* needed low tonight t*. In l'» Nnriheasl lit pieable group ofwretched ir 'it In run the stale tor the nest two north « lod* I*. In 3 ' mile* per hour. e ra ." year* Die M ethodiit Men’* Club w ill IM TFAI.4 ) N Y —4t i n I — Af hold tit annual Chrivlmaa T a rty ter ;rtii<ig » tlrket for iperding »t at the Children'* Mom* In E nter­ 4' mile* an hour. Demelrio 11 fti prise at 7 p m tomorrow. A ll member* who plan tn attend v rx* y. roared off tn h it car at nsvr Mi m ile t an hour lie got should he al the F trit Methodist another ticket at soon at thr mo Churrh at fi 30 p. m. Dinner re i* toresv lr patrolman rnutil ra tfh up e n a tto n i should be made w ith - lies**1 Coleman FA2-4J7I. with him 7 Mao Seeks Niche Beside Karl Marx Killer Of 5 Jailed; Says 'Flipped Lid' Red Bosses Meet, Bulganin On Brink ’Orfee' Club Sets Meetino Thursday Citrus Promotion Ahead O f Schedule Weather Should Know Now aton, including all ressdentiat rntries. y „ ur f ,r)) 0f , j j j gas mgs Bond w ill c* presenieM m di vision winners bv the Florida state tt4nk. the Sanford VHinttr Bank. Florida Tower and I ight Co. and The Sanford Herald Four »ptond prises of ten silver do'lar* each w ill be donated by 'n * tl» * , t'n B'ank. n »xe a •he Jay reel ing Carletcn Bliss, m g Chairman x.nairm«n v.*riric.n n u n , the u ir v-oniiorrciii uispiay* uiriunc Commercial display a include Jaycees want to make Sanford the doorways show window* and ••C hrifim ai L lg H Ire capital o f 1building decorationi. The price i t Central F o n d * " pouearioM of the Florida Power Residential entries have been and U gbt Traveling Trophy fo r broken down into fo u r divisions, one year. rellrtous letlingt. traditional a r - ! A ll entries, according to Bliss, • y i i t i g and h r t lo v r r all decorations, m uit be mailed or brought la the Beat o v e r-ill U an autounao d t ^ l l $ u u la te n tM t * Booth bg South Should Rise Again Obedient Citizen • Al'KSsONVILLE i L'l ' l i — Fred " I am not advising you to con11 Kent prominent attorney and erdt the hattlr against Integrafnrmer chairm an of thr Board of Minn as a atralegtr necessity to Control, tods' called for a revo winning the war against unlawful lulinn" of Southern slates against ‘ usurpation of power by the Su* the U.5. Supreme Court on a preme C ourt," he said. rarifffBitional haftlffifld "I hnvf it m e r n a u f h td Kent. member of thr power k"ow of ,cU o° which results in a proper lim ita ful state in riltu tic n policy making lion of the authority nf the court hotly from I9M11. said the time must of necessity effectually pre­ had come (or another revolution— vent the imposition on ua of any "this lim e a revolution nf the law whleh ha* not heen made by states amt their people against YONKERS. S. V. - I UPI I - Pn lirem rn were finally able tn ratch up with a d rlv e rlrs t runaway hnr*e from the Vnnkers ftaraway when he itnpped for a traffic light Dec 22. t untrstants are request­ ed to Veep their display s lighted every night between 7:30 and 9:30 until winner* are announced This will give judges ample time to cheek all entries. Phoned entries w ill be taken at the Jaycee booth. Jaycees hare urged all residents and business firm s to enter the contest. Since displays must be seen from the highway- nr road. Die resulting competition sritl enrich the Christ mas happiness o f travelers and everyone who passes hy a tonteatar.ta houae o r plaee of busi­ ness. Before ruahtng to submit the however, hope/ula should Men's Club Sets Christmas Party Through Congress Fight, Jaycees Plan Yule Lighting Contest The annual Jaycte t hrutmas Lighting rontest w tlt be held in the Sanford arra again this year. Contestants may .-nter either or both H asslflfatior, of residential or commercial, although separate entr- F*»o't are romil»rd fo r each t t entry According to Chrittmaa Light- NO. 327 'Over-Spending' Laid To Dodd The replat ot North Chuluota w*« appm tnl thin morning hv SAINT F.TIKNNF. I ' r t n t i Semtnolr Countv C om m ittionert _ . , '( U P lt— An Algerian rrhel nog tn The replat «a. requeued hy the the industrial reeion around Saint Etienne hat heen tmathed poliee Chuluota Development C o rp , to clo«r certain rnadt in the area announced Rebel Ring1Smashed F L O R ID A :states : : , r ligr hrts ON LAST H I N — A. L- Weak*, engineer for the Atlantic C-oaat Line Rhilroid, le ft Sari, ford yesterday afternoon on No. 91 for hi* Viet run. Weak* vho live* in Tump#. I* reririn y after 63 year* oi eeiyue. Riulroid FutlUle.-s guve him a big send-off tin perron and w ith this sign) a* he roared down the track* fo r the final time in the cah of the engine. (B e r g s tr o m P h o to ) bs the federal K .^- s i ?w|(|J|wd '* ." -„ r i“|e-iy " {or‘. . ngM u "-- ,o u n * , ins the Supreme Court through But the iJ ■ year • old lawyer |U te monf) stressed th r South cannot make T br (|eh, ag„ n„ ,h , high t r i ­ ad all out attack on the Supreme ta n it .-c |n y* wnn tf U U Court’* decision* on the hatia of financed and haa the segregation alone " proper leadership." h* taid. " T h r politica l cards arc stackrd It l i a light to maintain against ua." he told member* of preserve slates' right*," the ter­ the Sous n f the American Revo­ mer state Democratic executive lution, committeeman laid. "T h a t fight But he added that if an attack for their right* abould be n u d e i l made on " a ll of tha attempted by and financed by tha state* usurpation* hy the court, we can thcmaclvea. And tt aheuld he enlist the support of a m ajority made on a icale which die* of liie people in all the atatc*. regard* coat, betaute v itto ry a !»•■ in .a the ska Southern Wai it ham aUtas." « isia a " 1» i n im lmncsrtanL" X lent just p o rta n t �j I Editorials Fred Othmcm Says LIVING HIGH O N THE HOG - Congeniality Warmed Visitors To Sanford Hanford had a big metes* rtory la.it weekend. Successful evants Included the sixth annual bombing d*rby at the Sanford Naval Air Station, open home for the public at the station. Navy Appreciation I)ny in Ft. Mellon Park, ths annual Mayfair Inn Open golf tournament, the KIVi Charity Rail and a number of parties for vieltlng dignilarlc*. . , „ It waa a b lf weekend. Vlaitors were in Sanford from just about every state In the U. S. Pretty weather Saturday and Sunday combined with the congeniality of Sanford-realdtnta to make it a pleasant visit for Navy, aircraft and •ports figures. Local leaders took advantage of the opportunity to make new friends, for themietves and Sanford. Visitors left here Impressed by the sincere hospitality shown them. Kach visitor was invited to return to Sanford, for another v isit or permanently. Officials of Douglas Aircraft L'o„ manufacturers of ptsnes used at the Naval Air Station and high-ranking Navy officials were complimentary to th s base and Sanford for the spirit of cooperation between th e two. • - U. 8. Rep. A. Sydney Heriong of Leesburg lauded San­ ford's adoption of the Navy; Navy officials praised the ef­ ficiency of NAS. But, perhaps, the beat summation of Sanford came from the golfers who participated in the fourth annual May­ f a ir tournament. Chick Herbert, a veteran of soma 20 year* tin tho pro­ fessional circuit, told about 2,500 spectators at the end of the tournament: **8anford haa always fcetn TWBsXrful to ui. We always look forward to our tournament here. The interest you have |hown In the tournament, the warm reception that you have j IViti ue apeak well for this community. We hope to see you U n i year, ami for many years lo come." • This It the very beat in public relations. Thli is the type Of feeling we hope ell of our visitors take with them. *4 4 m ♦* • • • % m . He woe juat a siltin’ duck, but all of those people who fried to help him didn't know that. :: The etory began when someone called the police departIn Richmond, Ve., end reported that a duck was stuck. i ~ Policemen, firemen end members of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals went to the smull. Ice­ bound lake to sea what they could do about the fowl. After much consultation, the firemen decided the fowl .was out of their jurisdiction. A fter more consultation, a crew broke the Ice end started rowing toward the duck. Juat as his rescuers arrived, th e duck took off, much to tha dismay of those who had tried to help. That duck waa a real foul fowl, bringing all of thoae Ipeople out Into tha cold, However, th e duck was minding his ‘own business and probably was amused, if he could under­ stand what waa going on around him. Housing Loans Up In Sanford Area The Farmers Home AdmlnHirotlon office la Sanford reported In­ creased activity during the pail fa rm homing, dua to p e n cilling and Imptclion of • t u n building* under cotitnictiea. Pert-time, as well ae full-time farmer*, now are eligible for tonne an construction, alteration or re­ pair of tarenlial farm bulkllngi. Many of Ihee* have alrtedy ap (er lo io i. areording to Curtli Sanford F ltA SupervlJ . Green, Of struction of three bedroom farm dwellings. The average loan I* for flO.OOO w ith a : 0-)fa r mortgage. The Sanford MIA office controls lHe program In Flagler, V o lu tla . Seminole, Orangt and B revard CounUea. The office it located In (ho Sanford Atlantic Dank B uilding, Room 417. C a lifo rn ia 's a n n u a l ra in fa ll rangra from 110 Inches In tha redwood belt lu the northwest cor­ ner o f the alata to two Inches or Green Hated that m oil of the lets In the d tie rl valley region 'Inatu now are being made for con­ of the aouthwrit. Su’d D A IL Y A tm oS B 3. O m t B. Heavy. rough nap a. VT«rwh r i m J & U iN * rootstock* I t Not aaltep JJ. Apart I t . Touches f* » tly I I . Terrified llA s Is U x IT. Watch aec.etl/ 31 BwcUm-ition 31. A mlaior.UA* 24 lUska Sf.Ctty bli-da 34 Strike 34 Caucasian* I I . EarUmallon 31. c-urvod line 33, Neuter pronoun U . Bait IT. Con front 3*. IWItnwa 44 Similar (LMotbarUoa re lf 42. Covered, aa th * Inside 44 Tidy 44. rootlet* DOWN LM fU ath atata? 1 Native o f IJbya 3. Covert w ith w rfttn r fluid 4 Confederate general Page 2 CROSSW ORD S. Theatrical 4 leftover dlah T. Melody 4 Male godchild f. A lady 31. Bibik t l name fpoas) 33. Lem »a ia l* fig h t IT . Droop 30. Resell 31. la g Joint 33. Upward curving of a sblp'o 7 ltnking Hospital Notes Washington Calling lust A SittiiT Duck N a ra tj ' H i n a s tnMteis im u c iw u 33. The a jiu a n H i'A C it* U nited :*i>33iT?ja ’• I 'm t s Statee r.m -: d ii ;m 23. G reat. W f l j u i i w w a ra ra pu l lg . llilll- 'lt k ) 34 F ro g lia LlkiU UI lid m ent f i il i aa ‘il i‘ ji os y nr jr' i r a of p o tte ry nurtMrm yranTi iv * r . ) n u iiio u c j l u j ij ST. Water Inside 1s«Mr4s»'t *»•»•» coral reef I I Assam >1. Chipped silkworm JT. Flick 30. S pirited bore* 34 Jtpsntta 13. A rtic le lulivo o f v * lu * h ir . ) 35. Storm 40, Wing fo r airmail and special delivery the iliteimee must per lor Aalng a tim p i. He cea talk 0.000 minutes *10). on the long-diiunct telephone and Should be need more machinery, charge the b ill to Unde. He alio tuch as eddreeeir* devleei. auto­ can tend 40.000 words — enough matic typewriter* and duplicators, fo r a short novel — by trlegreph the uapayera will supply him up anywhere In the United Statee or to tt.500 worth, but they retneln ite poiaeiifone. the property of the Houae. He c«n heve two office! back In He alio can have free ferna hia home district and the govern from the Congreealonel greenment w ill foot the bill up to II.bul m# M iring: RobnAA rf ar *_ -* m cnt|on _.e „ ,the l. fQ yjo, tlw || c waw cin Mttljiwl collect B.tA g,y> A a Alia quarter in r lh, e x p m ei of there offlcci. ||« c ia join lb* Civil Service re nrement ayitem upon payment of 714 percent of hie wagea. This •doubts a r e m oke rn tUI*d him to a peniion and his widow to death heneflta. He autoCRUEL T H A N THE maticelly is covered for *30.000 WORST O F TRUTHS" In group life Insurance. If he's under 05 years old; I 5.000 If he'i older than that, l i t (eta a quota —•Suthsr’s B»l*w— of free Congressional directorial. Physician* have l o n g He also get* free M copies of known that mental atti­ that lively daily, the Congressional tude often affccla sickRecord, which w ill be m ille d to whomever he designates. For him ­ ness. When people are sick, self he receive* copiea of the rec­ treatment can be more ef­ fective if the patient haa ord at home, at h it office and also under his rest In the chain complete confidence in the l»er. nblencaa of the physician Each member can hire rle rk t to accomplish h mre. with aala rlri at the baste rale to­ Never have any iloubta taling S1T.S00 a year. Actually, un­ nlKiut the ability of a phy­ der a aeries of raises, the wages of a Congressman's helper* can sician to help you. Hone are the day* when little run tn about twice that amount. was know n about t h c Author Roberts includes some reample*. onuses of sickness. Medi­ Say a Congressman hires a clerk cines now cun be depended fo r 15.000 a year. To this wage upon to accomplish a deDECEMBER It must be added 11 different raises .lirril result. When you snfnrdl * n'1 h" r *c,u*' . ___- i „I'irns out 1 tarcnce t I-Mnnsr Gunner iS <Sanford) v tn be *10.011.11. A committee clerk vol< into a physician's of. Births hired at M*d ■ year really gats fire leave ail doubt* outBaby boy to Sir. and Sira. R. aide. for your trouble will *16.41414. E. Harris (Sinfordi roon be gone. A ll offices of Congressmen arc Discharges fu lly furnished and completely Agnes Putnam (Geneva) equipped, according to author Norman Benne't (Tampa) Roberta, and nothing ahall be re­ Irtne White 1Sanford) moved. Tbc Clerk, namely, author Ethel King (Sanford) Rooerti. w ill have an Inventory DECEMBER 13 and if he finds anything misting, A d m liilM t he i i authorised to take steps. l-eland F. Todd I Sanford) If the Congressman cares lo O R U O UT!I I S t O H f S Marion Towrll (Sanford) bring In some of hia own stuff, to Stephen J. Allison (Sanford) Ctr. 1st A Magnolia make tha place look homey, la ir E illic Bell Evans (Sanford) rnough. but th* government w ill Judith Toupe (Sanford) I’ick up yo u r prescrip­ Rosetta Ferber (Loch Arbor) not repair It free. This include* tion if nhoppinjr near us, picture frames. If they fa ll apart, Chester Vance I Sanford) or let ua deliver promptly Births without e xtra charge. A Rahy g irl to Mr. and M ri. great many people entrust Em Hr Toupe (S infordi At Rahy g irl lo Mr. and Sira. A r­ its with th eir proscription*. thur Lee Powell (Sanford) May wo compound yours? Discharges James Nrlson (Sanford) Carl Darthinan <ReBary) C c H lK V lA 'Quotation by Jean Mslier* Sylvia Rratton and baby hoy t 1032 1673> (Lake Mary) Rarbara Ann Tbomaa (San­ Copyright 1*33 ( 1IW 1) 214 E. lat ford) John Marshall (Orange C lly l Johnnie Sue Miller and baby g irl (I/vnfwoodl DECEMBER 13 I I Admission* Ann Ray (Sanford) Joe l.ama (Daytona ncarh) Jean Fowler (81. Petersburg) Juanlia Uronson 'Sanford) I'nnla 2 pair ........................................ ....... 95c John Morgan (Sanford) Men'* Suita ...................................................... fl.OO D D rhargri Ladirn' Sulla and UresMSS........... ....... .... $1.00 Carl Martin (Sanfurd) Price* Good Thru January 10, 1959 Mi chi ric Starke (Sanford) Stephen Alllton (Sanford) Ay trine Diehl 1Sanford I l.Al'XDRV SERVICE t HATS IU.OCKED Morris Melts (S infordi John Morgan (Sanford) Mrs. Marvin Dyal and baby boy (S infordi (FOIIMEHI.Y LANKY'S DRY Cl.KANKRS) BY F lt E U t R I lE C UTHMAS WASHINGTON—to my bet little hin d i i a boob (I'm not telling how I got It) entitled: "Inform stlon for lUpresentatlves-Elect to the K lh C o n tro l." Causes th ii taxpayer to re lic in r>cbrow. The document, u prepared by Itilp h Robert!, Clerk of the Home, l i t t i i l l the p lt iu n t thins* a Con grrssm tn ran expect from hia Un clc Sam. It alw Indlcatei he'll be In ic rlo u i trouble If he t r i f i lo •wipe. i*y .e ly pearlier. or a Pathcr couch. Let'* conaldcr the happy Itema R rit: On January 3. neat, the state*man can »tart colleclln; their wages at the rate of *23.M0 a year. They also ran deduct from their Income la* returns up to J3.00Q spent for living repenscs here and that’s only the beginning. For each regular session of Con­ gress they tan come to the capi­ tal and go home at Federal ex­ pense. figured at lb* rate of 30 cents a mile. If they'll kindly turn In thrro sample* of ihetr signa­ tures. they can send through the mail free on official business le t­ ters wrighlng up lo four ounces each, Every senior ever)’ Con greasman ran have * 1.200 to buy stationery "o r other supplies'’ at the officia l store. Kach member get* tw o a session BY ttlL U A M «. WHITE WASHINGTON Countless mlndl of i »tee I-trap krenneu on flgurri. endless cranial Inhet hutglni with formidable flic a l Inrr, are worrying frantically about the government's budget, which U to be rilicluied neat month In all Ui even the most conrervatlve cronom lita might well quail from the cnormoui lacrfftce Involved. Plan A would iw rrp through the Federal bureaucracy at the coat not simply of many heads bul aUn at the lev* meaturable but giievouf ro it of the te lf eitrem of Jone s very own retention you are at best only halfway up the tolltome hilt. For the Third A naw rrrr turns out to l>r totne enigmatic young woman who i t a telephone reeep tionlit by title but in fact I i fa r more than this. She i t the retolule '* Thl»' "re r res pu ndent ha. always I ° ' h tr h“ d* ,ba‘ wou,d * * team h,ek„aerf in hnrm r <n.m . . . ,* n * ' For Plan A would implied obligation even to under- . . . . entail . . nothing Hand, much Ice. to report ipon, ‘ h' " ' ,nd any kind of budget Federal. ' ‘ c.h.J^ P of «>>«' 'h o u ia n d i-io m e elate, county, city or peraonal. He 'l " r#4“ P •"«•» * never met a payroll. Worie yet. ~ >'Minc . • a small businessman In «hr "* ‘ h* » •» * writing trade ho h a i trouble decld- * * bureaucrats. Ing at the end of the month which LAn<1 •" wholeeale firing* panti pocket owe* the other pants t™* outstanding symbols of ita tu i pocket, and bow much. ‘or fheec male* would he lo it and All the same, It l i conceivable that even the nm ,l Ignorant in line No one Inexperienced In tirefield ran (irrationally thimble up. tcchnlqiir of getting a Federal of­ on tome Idea that might be of ficial on the telephone — person help to the sturdy c h a ia rtrri wlm ally In l i l i personal voice — can are trying so w illfu lly to reduce readily Imagine what a v a il In Federal spending. d m lry Washington telephone a 11s Such a modeil proposal l< hero w irin g has become lino rin g , oflerrd, and by unanimous consent up the department of ,.> and so it will hereafter lie known lim ply and asks for -John Jones, who is aa Plan A. Plan A invoice* a poli­ a fa irly important gent there. cy of austerity so Spartan that The First A n iw rrrr replies In a throaty whisper which may or may nut be In Greek or Hindus­ tani. What she Ii saying. In any language. i« that rhe w ill transfer you to "information ’ .she know* p rrfe .tly well what J o n c ’i retenslon Is. he lu * had the samr one for the six sears the hex hern on Rut Richard floltrclaw . well known fho , , Job. , .. she,. is not going to ^ ^ S perimeter to Jono* a office. In her lurn and taking her time at la her undoubted constitutional right (and after a good deal of earnestjy ronluslng conversation aa to whe­ ther you are catling from "outgldo" or "In sid e ") at length *hc ring* yet another telephone. The young woman who now re­ spond* I i the Fourth Answerer,. It Is naturally difficult to engage bar attention immediately to the m at­ ter at hand Rut at last )ou suc­ ceed In this, and you discover that she is in truth Jones's per­ sons! secretary. “ I ’m so sorry," she says, with a perfectly revolting rweetneaa. "He mentioned that he wanted to <*lk to you and that you were golog In ra il up. Rut the fact la, he lu ll left the office fur tha day." "How long i* o ? " you ask. "Just this minute," she replies. As you sadly drop Iho earpiece hark on the hook you mentally compute the total clapvcd lime since first you put In your call, Figure It is closely as you can, and it still come* to i t minutes and 14 seconds ' ___ _____ Holfzclaw Sings For Rotary Club operatic star, aang several .cler Horn for the Rotary Club lunch ron vestcrdsy st the Htnford Civic Center. Ilolttrlsw chose "Ole Msn Rl ver,” "Without a Song.” and brought down the house with "Shorttnln Dread” . In apprcclatlon of the singer's annual appear anrr l)u> club, m r m b rr t sner before the members gave him a standing ovation RolsrUnt w ill hear the Rev. Robert Spear nest week av hr cipoundi on Ih t modern m in's approith 10 ths Christmas Story. Members w ill join In the singing of favorite Christmas e tro lt si the conclusion of the Inspirational mes­ ia l*. hUo*, ,ldc „ b> d,,clo*lni! ,uch matter* to mere strangers from the outside There Is a peculiar half bussing, half-ringing noise for a while and Ihcn a voice come* on from the young wonun who Is in rharce of the tale. „ information end of . the — “ ' h» •‘' " ‘" ’ d A n w e r fr' Second Aniwen-r H will Ing to give you Jones's extension number. She llu-n ring* back the First Answerer lo divulge this [ secret. The First Answerer, with tha s ir) of having done her full duty against an interloper to no avail, > reluctantly Ihcn rings Jones'* rx tension. You have the good feeling Ihst now you are about ..ora# free on this thing. But this notion Is Thi Army baa developed a cam­ ■II vanity. For when there Is at I era which requires no light but long last actually * response from ' depends solely on best radiation from the person or object being photographed. LIGGETT TOUCHTON Shop For Christmas Let's Get Acquainted . . . . HOLIDAY SPECIAL HALL'S The live sml-hitf mile t o n g bridge s cro ti upper Ssn F rtn riic o llt y from Richmond to Stn R tfte l in C tllfo rn l* is the longrit rontlnnous steel sptn in the world. DRY CLEANERS 110 Kant Second St. Mm, E'n t . Hall Manager Phone FA 2-3192 Mrs. Frieda Tyre A sst. Manager E A R L Y C H R ISTM AS Specials Wa Mall Anywhere k, In The V. S. A. TURKEYS w- FA 2-2924 OPEN 12:45 ‘ Wide 18-in. Roll ^ RITE Rambler LAST SHOWING 39 Reynolds WRAP BAKE Q( t the Compact ’59 ^ A c W JIFFY < Cake Mixes Only Buy in the Low-Priced Field • fh^'vUfe Yellow Whilp —Brownie A Real UCMrww • etltltn .tttW M Yalt'e iv ,. 3 g n , Limit 3 * 4* **»*■ 1 r-CGKSi tn Scaia ^ C*(M*KOer Tuesday, December 111. 1058 For Star6 -,ov Baggs Curb Market m ipiy to rn h tor> ‘W lit"ctr? ARMOURS Grade A V W l [.u. QUICK FROZEN—TOM We Have A Nice Selection Of Freflhly Cut Canadian Christmaa Trees. 2485 Sanford Av*. / A Get Cash For tjulck 5leaL — MORTON’S Macaroni and Cheese FEATURE: 1:15 - 3:16 5:17 * 7:18 > 0:10 STARTS TOMORROWg E g g r s i ^ r Hasar S*4 rtrt*laa*. *• tartar ■•((•*_ At taker vr. l i i a •) is . r * . , o l f See 1 A N H Y H fi! io o M a a tj! •rnacairnov hatu NL A - - am Besik ai.-s FEATURE: 1:32 - 3:33 5:34 * 7)35 • 9:36 It Y D R O X - 1 2 o r . P k g . - car pricaa way up, Raatblar oavoa Boat ymi more on fret eool, gfrea more sallow por RAHtllR tunicAB ■*lbn. Inn. Hi sheet noalo. Easiest fund Iinr. FotsonolltoS Comfort t ocrlmrul knfa front swats: reclining tret bocks; ad justsbUbsudireU; **“ *s4 r,«e (sat w *, »» «i«, Wrethw-Ey* ibasUai-vnUUUng. GoRaiabiar. m nM W M H ks WILLIS MOTORS 301 IV , l i t St. pa. FA2-0U1 Cookies 3 7 ‘ . FOODMART PARK A V E . Bl 23th 8T. �~Tv . jr ~ * -p*- 1 »■"j j iy*■1 ’ ■*—*■» —■*! ■ —"'“"M.’in’ v1, ’ -i , * 9•* ♦ Tum.. Drr. 16. 19,l*—Pa?* 8 t • » Genfnrh Vrralh I \«hby (Tim in'. editor £ Phone i \ ::« n v sw ' ~ ** ............. “ •* * Marilyn Calhoun Feted At Tecu Held At Fleming Home Saturdayi <MDCcd Woman’s Page Elinbrth » fflif ' 7 L y r - ^ r ’q v .Tr *"*1?1 ~~~— Ja TUM MY rl> Christmas Lovely C hriitm ** decoration, decoration* *et »et eted cied with a white nit n it »o-i* wo-i. doth cloth Ins l i . r i i t - n tre r* e ld * I to Ihs irkground fer a e* ti'e it for I*"renterpirre w** ere *:-1 ef >rme t fee wa« n u re l from j the hat w ill hold it* ant!i:»l C lm iin ia * par­ C her roffee i f n i • ether ;ur»t* C.lhxin, b rilt'C lt*!. Mir* ly at g p m at the Odd Fellows '■ -re s p r I r .*iherr « punch from *<»• rda- afternoon b» Mr*. W. (i Home. A ll member* are tnvilrd a rn * :M ppt-:S h in t Those who Fleming Mr* Arthur Beckwith .lr w aitemt Bring a gilt for the gttl roured were- Mr*. R I. Rcanl, greeted ipi-*:* *! the door in the exchange 'lr * Arp or H-.-’cwiih 'lr * Jd. terehtng line were Mr* I'temin It, V 'Ir'ila m l. M t*i Viola Sunlit, U lt o h U I M T Mi** I'a ll’niin. ' l l * J A Calhoun Reticvlf'''. Cat-e. nut* and sand­ * The aenuat ChTi»:mi* Olnn t of mother of lb ' honor* e, and Air* wiches eomplried Ibe courie. the Ann* MIHcr Circle w ill he K C llan**n. DrHc.icw mother T ie bnnirce «a« prcwntH with held at 7 p m. in the Elk-* Chib of the groom-elect a place-sett teg in her cs.o,cn china Annex \ prettv picture wa* created b. pa'tern. The CPU W ire* Club w ill meet the manHe. v h lh m handed *■ O'her* a n t Mill I were Mr*,_W. at * p m tn the TV Room of the with white magnolia* In the cen I> ttunter. Air*. O. II Anderwn. t l'O Club •ludnt * 'la . I ler w*« a »cene include 'lr * I'harle* Calhoun. Mr*. J, T. donna and e 'Olr In** Hardy, Air* Wendell llir t. All** t i * n 'lllc * *Um I a* either end Sonja Monfortnn. Mi** Rachel The dining room table wa» cu. Beasley. 'Ii*« M arlhe Calhoun, 'u m b e r* of tiamma 1 'm b d j j^ r t -p ^ Mn.iChapter of llrta Sigma Phi and About i» guest* called their huthandt enloxed an egg ttag party at the home of Mr. and Mr* C |id r Ro!»ert*«n Saturday night. *OP*c Girt* s*r... The Rnliert»(in home ***♦ attrac t in m It* C hrittm at decoration*. a t T in : m k k t i m ; o r t h k i \ o k a n u n k c iu - u im a * A large ChrUtma* tree hnuhrd T fir ' l l mo.a lir c le of Ihe San ,hc fe n |„ e |n one uirner of the d e co ra tio n * « f n i l d c e c iip tio in w e re displayed, S how n I’lan* were completed fee thr ford liarden Club m -. at the home ruom A 60i j miniature tree in the above m e M r* A r t h u r l ’ lc 'a a li i .M r*. W i-rlit K iid r > . annual i liri*!ina» Pinner ol the of Mr* Ray Peek in Pellar* l i t {'torn!* room earned much com ( l*h *itu lay RerKMrwnO Anna M ille r Circle at a meeting da*, w.ih^ 'lr» Mary Swankhou* m rni p f t j pointelfia* created a of the group lin t week a* m hc«tc*« gay center piece on the timing room Thi» Mr* Peek, chairman opene I | a|,jc -j-^p buffet held twin eandfc e n t of the meeting with the member* U lir | dccoralr** In *ib e r an I blue Flk .* Club Annex with hu» 1 A W / ^ V -e L I E VV Y I I L \* . I L in the — - ...........— praying the lo r d * Prayer and ,Mth i,urm „ e wh|te tarer* hand* incited There will he a gift 'l r * Peck reading a poem "A Fruit cake and salted nut* were exchange. tiardrn for Circle*" *rr,ed with the egg-nog 'lr * Fd Mr*. Christine Rlankcnihip pre A recommendation **a» read for Peterton poured Me-ihcra of Ihe tided o 'e r the meeting. Mr* Rnh inrrea.ing the due, exchanged Bela buddy We C arrutlier* siatrd that a letter Atr* Ra\ Peek w ill he at the ’ gifts, of thank* ha* been *ent to A1 One of the m o il entertaining Irotvl blue hall* and glittering Arn,>Mnn,U> ,h t Tnose who called at Hie Robert­ fang. Mr fang proentrd the *tr , , , „ 151FI * :tO S. PARK AYE. * rle with a gift in memory of hi* ■*n‘1 belpfill progran'* o f Ihe Ixora tlb e rrd 't.ignolia lease* Adding The member* of Ihe rlrcle will son home bet seen * and 9 p. m. SAM ORI). FLA. wife, Martha, who died rrcently Harden tir.-te * e ir w .i* rnjoyrd a ringtail* note was an ai range trim the tree in the Children's *ttfiK led the f.!« * i i» rity Ball A U I.IK N E HUY A N'T, « ntmt.l in U'etlncmlnyV fimlilon afierward* Members w ill make ro k ic * (nr on Friday morning by mrmberi merit of while chry * anthem urn* ward in thr hutpita) nhtm- ilnleil by the O U T at thr M.ivT.ilr Inn. Mr [tpvanl the iipcn Ibui.e to be held at Use who met at the hom.- of Mr* " (entered with a 'ta-tnnna An in Roll call wai an,wered by the V. Robert* on Seminole Dnulexard le ro tin g display wa* a brandyx rie n trrn member* present, re is ihe wife nf lxd r. Harry F. Hryant. V .\ 11- *. Tln-v hn\c ISO on Christmas Day, A committee headed by Mrs A -listing 'frs Robert* "e re 'lr * m firr fd lr.1 wuh .stnre.t w *i»r jpnndmgwith a bntanlral two boy*, Util ami K**U. tHerald s ta ll I’itoioi Doro'hy Via wa* rr*pon*thlr f o r d D lluhop Jr and M r* Donald up -n which floated a burning ran „ f plant* and trees and d r script Inn purchasing and wrapping l'hrl»t Jonc*. 'Re , irtic {.'clrr* A*e. FA 2*IM|1 tna* g ift* for each child in Ihe Sparkling and unu*ual decora Drou to the business merlins Mr*. Cleveland, Horticulture Call or dri*e out for a romplrlc & depend* Harry Anna Crippl'd Children'* !Hons displayed at Ihe in e rtin g ga*e in ifre and *mall doughnut* were rhairman. gaie tips on methoil* Home The gifts will be delisered inspiration and Im petus toward »er*ed ' l r * Wighi h irtlry . sice of preparing forcold weather. She + able floral werslte for xour Yulet'de gift". m this week hy sexrral members (. hrittmas drrerating in the liome rhairm an. conducted the business suggested hesiy watering, light T V E S tl.lT ti*t Church at -7 » p m. • .Memorial Wrcnlhn IMantr—all lypc* of ihe eircle The eon*trurtion of these derora inerting in ihe absence o f 'lr * fe rlilirin g and mulching. The Pioneer fello w *h ip of the Training I'nmn exertitne meet The next regular meeting is i|nns wa* explained by 'lr * . A. J W II Meriwether. She welcomed Mr* Perk wa* presented wuh • House DecornHon* CorttaRea T in t P reihyttrian Church will ing at * 15 p m. at thr flra t «chcduled for Jan U Ttracken, Mrs Vann Parker. Mr* Mr (.union Stanley into the eir- a gift by the member*. The ho»t meet at ( p. m. for a Christmas Uaptist Church, Arraogemenln A, J I'leia. Mr* Wight Klrtlev, rle Hie group sote.l on a h* e»*e* al*o presented Ihe member* aupper. \ Prayer Ornup will meet at . : Mrs Joe Raker. Mr*. \ l Dnidney, law* resolution regarding the with a gift, after which a delirious We lelecrnph flower* for your out of town Rlfln. Men * Brotherhood u p p e r and m m a m. tn the Daughter* of Mr*. Frank Don ahoc. and Mr* rhanging of the amount of annual luncheon wa, icrxed at I’apineau's program at theF irst Baptitt W rxlry rh*aronm of the firs t due* restaurant. H arry l-ec Sr Church at 7 p m. Method I*t Church. ( An appropriate poem read by A called meeting of the newly y^p r h appj , y,olr (lf , hf y lr „ M r* lee onerirtt the program. elected (ward of o lllr e n of the \ | r t huilist ( lu rch Mil | . .ict; r at Package decoration*, ininlaturr F ir*t Christian Church w ill he held 3 ;o ,, tp . sen >r (.hint at C hrittm ai trer*, table arrangeat *;.W p m . at the church, to u p. m Bute l ircle of the Sanfurd iia r nirnt* anil ilio r decor a I Inna were ° V hMr h«r V i r ,("(([n -Mc1hodi*l ' l i n will iiircl at ,]n ,<|uli m rt at thehome of displayed an tex-M-iinn! st*. n .u rrh nramme. at 7 » m ,(,r First Methoilid Chureh at fi- IS ■Mr* It It. Crumley on Friday Among Ihe . li . M .u package* t i ,« t'.a.i.J i-|t t , t-.r.i' li,,., 1 . P m- f° r lran*portation In ihe Dcrember 12th. Mrs DonAtwood **aa one wrapped in gold foil, go! I riv iri-h wiltnee' *t a n ' m with ' l * 1*14^*** Children-* Home at f n -*a* ro-lso*te** rthbsrs, and areented w ith brown •i . • i - „ ni pr ■**<(* p ,i. lerprise. The annual ( h rlilm a * The house w ai tieautiful with pine eonri. Another pmkage wa* ‘ * '* party for the children will beheld chn*tm a« decorations (ileaming wrapped in w Pc and deeora.nl Pmecreit RacUit Church Win "*,,r Commission nf membership candle* on the rrfrr*hm ent table w ith pink shell* t hd Ir r n 't park *ome Sundav School Clas* mccim- 4n'* E' angellim meet* in AlcKlo added color to the lo\ ely display ate* wrre displayed a* '• <* g t the home of M r*. Voile W illiam * lcT »• ’ ,-r T in t Alrtbodlit «f Christmas rookie*. e«nJie». and short leaf pmr tree »uh multi Church at 7 in p m. coffee. colored Chtidiras '-^ui \ pmk J r . llhJ Washington Drive at * The 4 hancel Choir of the f ir»t ' ,,fr a business meellng candle decorated with < rin'itlnr P m. Dreshytert.in Churrh will mert for **lenna Magill pre^entort a baeVed star*, forming n trre. can W E D M IS D W wonderful t'hristma* program em cd murh enmioert. Prayer Service at Ihe First Rap rehear*..) ai 7 V) p m h ........ phastflng friendship, faith ind A le irly lahle arrarsgin r .it .a* tni,pl l r « - jP ' 1 5 r hope She described the Chrut.ua* formed hy a crescent shape-t pjbn TUCKS DAT ritual* at old Salem a.id diitri „ . , liutcd mme of llte traditional gin rm rrre* Rapt... thtirth choir k ^ hand dipped br^x pracl.re at T.30 p m. "wax candle, madethere c « h year T h « r« o r * J o w c l i l * M i s f o r The Kindrrgartrn Department c ^ c i i y for ihe Chrislma* fe* tr ill h a ir It* C hriilm a* party In tixittrn * CLEANER • v t r y b o d y in th® f a m i l y . . . FA 2-2631 Ihe Department rooms of the f ir * t the program ended with the i c l o s e r Method!*1 i liu rih from .’ 1 p m lighting of the candle*, one from a n d e v e r y b o d y in th® f a m i l y w a n t s The ( lia n rrl Choir of ihe firs t ,h(1 „ th rr ,ppr„priale hark li.* . P A S T E R S H A V IN G ' Methodist Church w ill rc h ra r.r at , rnun,| ^ u,,r (mithing with ran • • *r J s w e lit® . S olv® y o u r g i f t p r o b le m s ,.M p m tllre held high and a 'T n a it" to At Men * ilrotherhood Dinner and ronl|11ur(| |n, f , friendihip. faith w i t h J o w e lite , m a d ® b y th® fa m o u s program i t the fir» t Raptist Jni) |,npe Clnireh at 7 p m An r x rhange of Chridma* gift* P R O -p h y -la c -tic B ru sh C o m p a n y . Royal Ambassador* nf thr fir*t f0]|0 ,x((] Raptist Church meet at 7 p m A ll i® ts h a n d s o m e ly g if t - p a c k a g e d . Ih o tr practice at the Fir*t Rap Hit Church a* follow* Carol, r. It Vary minre pie h r topping It p. m ; Concord, 7 p. m , and wuh hot lemon »auce. whipped llftH R IC SJtAVtft 211 K. tM Church, e p. m. ^rream ehee*e. or hard »aure. ,<emlnolc Kcbckah Lodge No. 41 :■Sorority Has Party •™ Saturday Christmas Dinner Is Scheduled 1 * Mimosa Meet Held .M h^car-'u"u/bc’teSIxofcl Circle Women Display Decorations (ict Them At — W IEBO LD T’S CAMIORA SHOP A. K. Rossetter - Florist Church Calendar Rose Circle Has Meeting I ( tie liX e / ... like Christmas As ia Family 85Hunt'sPECANS Tucxtlo Affair. a N j! Feeds Shop For Christmas ALL N E W . ' Sinbeatti 2/1& llollmasterl IK* c . t s . -in ka.i » II i.iie ii (» tk i kmk o»d <«*.b »»(. CHRISTMAS MAGIC •* • a.*l . >k las Ci|('*l ei Sk.lt. 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Lat Ban Franclaeo taka ovar aa tfca n o d Intolerant iporta town In Tha city by the Golden Gate, oasc* noted (or h avlnf Uw m oil fair-minded iporta people In the world, now hai deaeloped a bend e! yIcIoui, blood th in ly , namegetting " fin a " who won't take *‘no" (or an anawer (ram authorJ u it tha (acta: ••Merman Franki, aery compe­ tent third bare coach (or Ute San Franclaco Glanta during the I9JS campaign, reaigned under the conaiatent booing and abuae given him by the (ana became rookie runneri wouldn't heed hla Inatnic* Horn and were thrown out going fo r home. Fraalde Albert t|ulla —Frankie Albert quit aa coach of Ihe Forty Nlner football team becauae he didn't want hla fam­ ily to have to aland the abuae from the socalled tana who blamed him fo r every defect In the USB machine. —Two National League um- Kentucky Escapes Repeat Of History plrra, Ken Burkhardt and Vince Dclmorc, were beaten up by an enraged fan as they went lo din­ ner at a North Beach restaurant last year. —In 1930. police had lo put in rio t ralta twice at Seals Stadium becauae fan* airramed out of (hr teats to aiiack an umpire. One woman waa Injured In one of these attack* during which the umpire awung b it mask lo protect himself. The woman sued t he Seala management, of all thing*, and won I —A t Stanford this year a nearrio t broke out between tlu d rn lf of Stanford and Southern California rootera after the game, with hun Miss Bittersweet Runs In Feature At Track Tonight Ireds swinging fists at the same I me. — A t Kesar Stadium on Sunday, many hundreds of fans battled po­ lice after San Francisco had de­ feated Baltimore. There were bloody noses humped heads and other Injuries before order was restored. Tear Up Heal* —A few years back, students at University of California, tore up the plank seat* when their team failed to win the big game against Stanford. —Little Johnny Longdcn. one of the greatest Joekies of all time, was roundly booed the other dsy when he made h it comeback — at the age of 4* — after being out with a broken leg. The fans aaessed their dislike for Johnny cause he doesn't bring home a winner every time he goes up on a horse —Willie Mays, one of the most exciting baseball players of the current era. is booed by San Francisco fsns whenever he goes into a slump. One o f the great natural hitters of all lim e. Willie got the cat-calls Isst summer sev rra l times because be left runners stranded on base. Had manners'? A breakdown In authority? It's hard to flg u rr what the fans expect They have developed an intoler­ ance fur anything hut winners. Every dsy, In every game, every year. C The University of Maryland, which tumbled Kentucky out of the unbeaten ranks b i t year, led the Wildcats by three polnta with only 12 seconds to go Hut Benny Dog raring fans w ill lie watch­ Coffman came o ff the bench to ing popular Mist Bittersweet to t b it up with a goal and a free night whrn the goea to the poat throw and hla matea won the ball in Sanford Orlando Kennel Club'* gam* In overtime, M M. featured ninth rare In her first I t waa by fa r the toughen of appearance ilnco I95d, when the a ll vletoriea tb * Wltdrata have brlndle m in figured in 15 aulnleracked up without a Io n to far la». thla aeaaon. They are ranked third Tomorrow, many w ill return In tha nation by United P m * In­ fo r the aeaaon'* firs t matinee ra n i. The afternoon o f th rill* w ill atari BOSTON (U P I) - The Boaton ternational. Four other Southeastern Confer* P- m - launching a w inter of Red Soi, long known aa one of the moat reluctant trader* of the ence team* won their games Mon- JrnwUneew slated for each Wednes­ American L e a g u e , cump^lod day night, niaht. and one lost. Loui.lSaturday. Louiii ,,aV their third trade in lea* than two ana Stata beat Tetas, 5! IT; Mis­ 7 he matinee feature tomorrow week* when they dealt ap.|w sissippi State hrefred over Arkan­ w ill lie headlined by Crl Tears Empress, two fast ■hortatop B illy Klau* lo the Ball!- sas Stale, PS . 71; Mississippi and (ioldrn more Oriole* In ralurn for out­ dumped Southeast klissouri State bounds who barely mlssrd land­ fielder Jim Buaby Monday night. Ml-78: Vanderbilt knocked Hardin- ing berths in Ihe Inaugural Handi­ CHICAGO (U P !) Casey Stengel The straight player _trad* Simmons from the untieatrn ranks cap. said sail year Inns that Wbltey brought tha pitcher starved Red •0-12; and Rice trampled Tulane, Hobby Hon w ill tie pushing .Mitt Ford and Boh Turley were the fla t their fifth outfielder lo battle (O il. Bittersweet fo r lop honors tonight, two best pitchers in the rlreult, fo r tha center field spot le ft va­ No game* are scheduled in the along with s ii other sperdsters. and the American la-ague made it cant Doe. 2 when the outspoken SRC tonight. Hobby Hon potlefl a fie ry 31 3d officIsI today. Jim m y P im a ll waa tradad to the Ford, the canny, le ll • handed Mississippi State's Bailey How­ over the five stxteenthi-mlle dis­ Cleveland Indian*. ell plunked In M points against tance in arhouling tests, fastest curvehaller of Ihe Yankees' pitch­ In rvlu n i for PleraaU Boaton ac- Arkansas State, despite being out time o f any of the featured star­ ing staff, turned In a 2 01 earned aired veteran Brat baaaman Vie of the game the last five min­ ter*. run average that waa certified as fertx and rookla oulftelder Gary utes, and ran his season scoring Hounding nut the feature field liest In the league, while the Trail, Mixed right handed Turley compiled the Geiger. In another Dec. * Irani- average to 32.3. The Maroons w ill lie Kmokc •ctioa, tha Red (km traded apart went a h a a d early and stayed Grade, Fable J u ritl, Blue Ched­ loop'* highest percentage, .750, by dar, Meanwhile and Golden Glide. winning 21 games and losing only catcher Lou Berberel u* ‘ h* llD* ' there. . tre tt Tlgera for righlhanded pitchseven. Four player* ware la the dou­ or H trb Moford. Sidelined with a sore elbow for Along with Buaby and Geiger, ble ftgurei for Mississippi, led by part of the season, the 31 year old the other Red So* center flew Jack Waters w ith 21. High man Ford attll managed to fashion a aspirant* w ill be Gene Stephen*. for the night was Soulhravt for­ 14 7 record and lead the league i ward Doylt M a bury, who had 24. M arty Keough and B ill Henna. with seven shutout* His .867 won LRU'* win over Traaa was II* Ted W illiam*, of courae, w ill be United Pres* International lost percentage was second only h left, while Ameriean League fourth of tha aeaaon. More lhan East to Turley’*. MVP Jackie Jenten w ill patrol half lb* Tiger point* were made Queen* M Kings Point 87 No one could touch Ford in th ' from Ihe fra* throw line, guard Catholic U. 73 Slippery Rock M E R A. clcoarlment. Southpaw B il­ rig h t field.____________ Dick Davie* leading Ihe way with llra n d ri* HO I sing Island U. U ly Pierre of the White Sox (17-11) I I of 13 free toasc and a total Muhlenberg at Gettysburg A2 was second with 2 68; Irfiham ler of I t polnta fo r the game. Hofton U. 71 IVurecstrr Tech 41 Jars llarehman of the Oriole* The Vandarbilt C o m m o dorr* Huston College S7 Tufts 40 (1213) third with 290; rtghlhand cam* alive after t o a l n g Ihrre Connecticut 71 Massachusetts 87 er Frank 1-ary of Ihe Tiger* -18 straight and aet down unbeaten St. John’* (N .Y.) 91 Hunter 52 131 fourth with 29t, and southpaw Hardin Simmons with a crushing South B illy O’Dell of Ihe ori«lc« ( M ID offense. The Cowboys trille d by K rn lu rk y 58 Maryland 58 fifth with 2 97 NEW YORK (U P I) - Oacar only six points at inlermlsslnn, N. Car Col. an S Car St. 73 Turley, who went on lo win two Robertson led Cincinnati widened but Vandy aholm akrrt grew hot Duke M South Carolina At World Scries games against Mil H i bad over Kanaaa Stale today ter aa the game progressed — WAM H2 V. M. I. A3 waukee, was sixth In earned runs In the United Preia Internationa the hottest being forward Hen Delaware U Johns Hopkins A3 wilt) 298 and Ms six shutouts ratings aa the college basketball Itowan with IT point*. Davidson 98 W tl, 71 placed him right behind Ford In powvra began tha flurry of preT u l a n e contained dangerous NW. La. SI. 88 E. Tex SI. ftj that category. Bullet Bob was the holiday activity that la bound to Hire center Tom llobilallte, Inst Louisian* HI. 52 Texas 47 league's only 20 game winner and realign the top 10 team*. he would up In a lie with Pierce the Owls i**#d accuracy and hall Itlc * (to Tulsnr 3) Rice pi possibly fo r Um Ith-rank- control lo trip up the Greeniea. Eastern Ky MO Bellarminc 71 amt l,#ry tor the most enmplrte od Xavier o f Ohio and lM h-ranktd Tulane center Vic Ktlnkar, one of Mississippi SI. 99 Arkansas St. 71 games. Esrh pitched 19. T e n * Christian, theia'a troubl* the BKC'a belter scorer* this year, Vanderbilt M Hardin Simmons 52 ahead for the right other leam i was high man for the night with Mississippi at Southeast Mo. 78 In thl* week'* tnp 10. 20 points. Rnbllallle had 14, his Morrhead St. 75 Ohio U. 73 Itunnerup Kants* State, which lowest of the season. Midwest LAWRENCE, Kan ( U P I) - E C fell 53 point* behind Cincinnati In Turdue 7* C.O.P. 82 I Ernie I Quigley, former National lb * second weekly UPI rating*, Illinois AA Iowa Si, M la-ague umpire and later super lakes on two member* of the se­ Marquette 79 Drake A3 visor of umpires, was released lect croup — fourth-ranked North Findlay 90 John Carroll 77 Irnm Lawrence Memorial Hospi­ Carolina Slate at home Friday Wisconsin Cl Missouri 80 tal Monday after being a patient night and ninth ranked St. JoE. Illinois afi 111. W’esleysn 71 there since Dee. 4. F1GIIT R EM I T * etph's of Philadelphia at Law­ Nebraska 51 Texa* Tech Hi PARIS (U P I) — Gustav Scholr, Southwest rence, Kan., Saturday. Third ranked. Kentucky la boat 1841k, Germany, outpointed Ger Tex. Sou. HS HI. M ary'* (Tes.) 75 • t It* invitational tournament n e il minal Ballartn, lBUk, Franre <tn) Weylsnd 82 Arlrona St. 71 NEW YORK - ( U P I ) Vie weekend and could wind up In the New Mexiro AAM ltd Centenary 54 Sclxai of Philadelphia, the United final aga'nst seventh-ranked West CLEVELAND (U P I)-R o ry CalWest States' No. 1 amateur player, Virginia. Fifth-ranked Northwest houn, 151b, Whito Plains, N. Y., Brigham Young 77 Kansas St G8 served as a pitot In Ihe A ir Force am play* In Ihe niuegrasa Festi­ outpoinlad Ralph (Tiger) Jones, Washington St. 41 Montana 34 during World War II with the val at I/n il* v llb , Ky., along with 1*4. Yonkers, N.Y. i)0) Seattle 85 Portland St. 38 rank of first lieutenant auch power* a* Notre Dame. North Carolina and host l»uls PROVIDENCE, R.l. (U P D W llll* Greene. ISA, Providence, vUJe. Following Kentucky in order 11 1 . stopped Johnny Saxton, |SU> among the lop 10 teams came New York (3) North Caroline State. Northwest ecu, Michigan State.Weit Virgin BOSTON I urn - Paul Pender. la. Xavier, SI Joirph's and Texas 1*0, Brookline, Mats., s l o p p e d Pele Adams, tea, N e w a r k . Christian. Indiana beaded the second to N.J. ( I ) group, followed by Tennessee and Ulan There waa a tia for lilh NEW YORK (U P I) - Rennie plar - between Southern California (K id) Parel. ISJb, Cuba, out and North Carolina; with Brad- pointed Victor Zalarar, 1574. A r­ b y , illaalaaippi Slate, UCLA, Pur gentina t toy due and Kansas rounding out tha •econd to group In that order. In NEW ORLEANS (U P I)— Ar all, 40 teams received votes thl* Jbur Peraley. 133*. R*d Cross, week. La., outpointed I.udwlg Llghlburn, 1174, British Honduras (10) R * ln Thru United Frew UUrmalkma The Kentucky Wildcat* collldad head • on with haaketball hlatory Monday night, and only by aupreme effort kept It from repeat­ ing Hat I f . ___________________ Bosox Trade Klaus For Fleet Busby Statistics Prove Ford, Turley Best J Cage Scores Cincinnati Hikes Lead In Cage Poll 11 f t -B U T , O ifiS V , \ HC'3 AN O IA l. ). -T K S G U V'3 A >L- " s T iZ T F . c s a E N O s a — D Q lV E S A ) C1 ' D«EAM V ( G 3N V SQ 7.9LF-) ( - A O NCVE3 T3 <5 Jyrt > TD<- s s \ c u r r r \ \ (3 0 3 3 N u H jV y i ^ 9 L '\D 3 V 1 ~ / i t V jr r - B s s e J o v n a , -A \g to be jv - y — n ; e x t ja j u « r t j M r p “f e-*■g y '2J, J I T *> A\a ; ---------- fin d ‘ Kx-Umpire Improves Ring Results Seixas Was Pilot Gators Brave Cold For Bowl Practice MANILA (U P I)—Pascual Per**. 109 K , Argentina, out painted Dum­ my Ursua, l i t , Philippine* (U , GAINESVILLE (U PI) The retained world flyweight title). F lo rid * Gators went through lim l OTTAWA (U P I) - J.D. Ellis, tad contact work today In props ration for Iholr Gator Bowl date IM . Trenton, N J „ outpointed n e ­ ver Dupaa, 141, New Orleans no) with Mississippi Dec. IT, The squad opened practice Mon­ ODESSA, Tea. (U P !) - Fora day for the postseason clastic, braving a biting wind and near Folley, Chandler, A ril., and Alvin Green, Tyler, T r« ., rough! no de­ fre e lin g temperature*. "W o had a pretty (air workout cision ground exhibition (sched­ considering we're had a long uled bout called off because of f i ­ layoff,” la id Coach Bob WnodroH. nancial difflcuHies). Tb* Gatora apart about an ho*.r looking at Mlaaiulppl formations and another hour running through Shop For Christmas Or Shine March ,10th DOG RACING NighHiiIncept Srnil&IOP.M. Matinee Wed. fir S at, 2 P. M • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Colllna, Operator Sorry. No Minora At lit If* 1IM P E R IA L SERVICE STATION Oar. IM b A F u ll (< u( ui/i'\ 114 E . 1st Located 8 Mile* Soul It Of Sanford On Highway 17.92 > — I . t i —L e— -- �i Dust Catchers Can Become 'M oney Catchers' If You Use A n Inexpensive W ant A d * - F O R REST t- F O R I EXT Larce 2 A 3 bedroom unfurnished bedroom unfurnished house hie apartment. 171. 1700 Magnolia Move, children, no pets. $63.00 Clean 4 rm down n api 111 Park month, I M l Summerlin A vt. 12 Bedroom house, unfurnished. rurnlihed apartment, W U t W. l i t . 13 Bedroom house, unfurnished, 1-3 Bedroom bouse, furnished. V E L A K A APARTM ENTS: rooms C. A. W ill D DON private baths. I l l W. P in t St, 202 So. Park FA 2 1MI bedroom house G«r*ge and bedroom house, kitchen equipped storsse Riverview A v e Phene FA 2-1303. FA 2 1070. _______ House For Sale Or Bent. 3 bdrm. 'bedroom furnished house, 1905 —laree lot — unfurnished. Lo­ Cedar Ase. Available Dec. Hlh. cated MS E. 4th Si. Shown by appointment. Phone FA 2-6449 For Bent—2 bedroom house. K it­ chen equipped. Near A ir Base. irge furnished 3 bedroom up­ FA 23219. stairs apartment In town, $63 2 B, B. tinfurn.. kit. equipped M l a month. Cal' FA 2-3071. per mo. 404 Oranee Ave. Phone FA 22121 3 and I bedroom houses and imaU apartment. 3 Room furnished a p t, ground ISA L. PATTON, Broker floor. 313 Palmetto. 'hone FA 2 1101 New unfurnished garage apart­ 2 bedroom house, kitchtn furnish­ ment. controlled heating, couple ed. Clean and close in. TA 2-1013 only. EA 2 42«. I Jim m y Cowan A— R IA L ESTATE POE AA LB R offices partly furnished—air eonT. W. MERO. Broker | ditionrd—it as beat. FA 2-336.7 Sanford I’roiiuce Co. M2 Weal Phone FA 2 24*1 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 131h. St. _________ ____ Raymond Lundqulsi, Assoc. autUully furnished room. Private FA 2 3931 A tlantic Rank Dldf. iome. Phone FA 2-7304. CHOICE LAKE FRONT LOTS bedroom apartment near PineIn hesutlful residential area. crest school, no p e ll, 7613 Elm f3.S«ioo with terms Ase. ■ COUNTRY PROPERTY * bedroom furnished house. Ter I 1* Acres, on paved road tome large citnt* trees, different v a ri­ Interview FA 2-09CI. eties. Aero of young lingelovvi Two houses. Price $10 600.00 with terms available. Legal Notice .. . ) » • < • ■ " «r so. r.w .s e Jeje*. • s n i i t l f i n s t r , rUsMa. M n s i A 'V .i r.siose «r l i d N. Park Ave. I ’h. F a 2-612J JV drtw B. Mshensr ........ PfCHMn Lakefront 2 bedroom name home. T • %tl r w l !••»« • " * |RI rlRlwi t r U rI m I Practically finished on Inside. t#M . Resutiful lot right on lake. Short Rit'l ««ch '«¥ «re *pr*i.* If art* r*nuU*«l ** distance from DeLand. $2,700 «fiv d i lf t * if**! <1*»nipil which cash price. Can b« financed. Call l"0iti 'nr an hip cf %util* mitr h i' * Kiitrat tha aatRta of Aniraw H Crumpton Builders In Orlando. M ilitrttjr. ! • < # * [ ,4 ‘'J GA 1-I3U. r « untr. t* Ih* OlHint' |R*Mr»i(Inolai I lor l<li# i l hi* 10 ACRES nfflr# in th# c«uf| «>f I'ount v at l*anfnM M**rMi. wllh* Tiled. 2 large flowing wells, Two In alibi r il# * 4 ir m*ntn* fr« n »•'; lima of »ha llrtt »»ult!lratlan lhl« story home. Total $5,200 on. ica Itarh claim of eftm***! aball REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN In ttriu n f. an* ahall *f*t* tba istaca of raai*»rtt a *n*l ft'**! 2144 Trench Ave. flea a-i.lraaa • t lb# rUlmanl i l t i l l I p iw n n in fcv th i claim* ani. a«ant. altnrnas*. an* anv • «*. It Realtor ♦ Jalrt* r iWmar** not t»i fUt*l *hall H koM “ Call H allM Phona FA 2-3641 Man 'I rm a %# a•iminmrairli «f tha SALE OR TRADE Uatatn »«f Ab'Jrcw B. Slihotifi ilfC fllM Equity in 2 bedroom block home on corner lot in Highland Park. f*irat t»'ihilca*inb I»acaoiitaF t. W ill sell or trade for acreage o r tots. St. JjuU A***(lf Comf j ruf W J. W. HALL Shop For Christmas > At C c H iK i-ri-6 ' 214 E. 1st REAl. ESTATE row SALE I Site #«nfor8 flrrilb Two ton CMC truck moving van. See 't at P hillips "IT * across riser. C. R. Davis Lots fo r sale, located 0 miles W. of Sanford. I’h. FA 2 "JfiO. HOMK • SEEKERS '39 8 d A ir 4 d r.. R A H. Powerglide. very reasonable equity reasonable payments. Call after 7 p. m. FA 2 7159 lovely 3 Bf* ‘ !i h1JrI,# located in r in (c rf« stlualed on l i n e lot Features extra sue tile bath, I rquipped cleelrie kitchen and all Ihe necessary things that tend In make lhi» bouse ihe home for you Priced al only $11,475. snd only $1575 down. Payments less than rent. Terms if desire and AVAILABLE NOW Your Evlnrude Ura'er ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 3J4 6-* E. Is* rimna FA 2-1961 tt—I'mlivestock Supplies Aquarium M gat. with stand A pump—Deluvr equipment ev iris , 31 fish 171 FA 2 13U 1L—ARTICLES IT ANTED HOMK • SELLERS The be»t place to sell your home is where most homes arc sold. Stenstrom Realty i2 -id v v i»kd k iftaU'isf HERBERT STENSTROM “ I auppoae T look rid ic u lo u s , b u t I W O U LD lik e a REALTOR w a s h in g m achine— a m i th e r e '* no h a rm In A S K * I.YNN RISNT.R iN c r lO T T li: IIRO5DSTREET Associates 111 N. ra rk I’ h. FA 2 2120 3— REAL I.ST4TE FOR * ALE _ 1—RE VI. ESTATE FOR SALE This Is a guest pass to the B itr Theatre (or O llt Sjoblom. Exp dale Dec. 1.1. '5* Five acre illr fir m l.a r t " 3 bed room bouse, large barn Easy terms, oieoh R. l,evy. Phone FA 2 1213. SUNLAND Estates RAYMOND M. H A LL Rl M.TOK A INSURUB Tfctrd V. & Psrk A*enue South Y all Call Ball Phone FA 21641 OPPORTUNITY OF THE WEEK Exceptionally clean and nicely landscaped 3 bedroom and I bat’i home mi ih a lot of extras— FLORIDA ROOM HORRY ROOM KITCHEN EQUIPMENT - i t L IN D S HEATERS DRAPES—PATIO. S A L E S PRICE ONLY $12,700. CORNER LOT—Only $935 down, plus dos ing on FHA financing. & South P IN E C R E S T 3rd Addition. VA • FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments I,nw As $400 ImnmliiiU’ Occujutncy Wet (JtmnutkH? IVnoitisI Sjetl.wfnction or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. (nr. lfvvv. 17-02 A 27th 81. P h one F A 2*1001 For the Rest H uvi 1n Rest E-^aie SF.E C U L L E N & HAKKKY W. A. 4'agle. Jr. Salesman 110 N Park Ave. I ’h. FA 2-779I E A S Y T O F IN D -H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E Home Gifts Gifts for Him S I'e. IJvine Room Group Choiea of Fabrics — $119.60 10r# Down Ley-Awey Now For <“ hrl*tm i» ECHOL S REDDING CO. 119 So, Magnolia I'h. FA 2-6.721 RORFS: Wavh'n Wear ene $9 95 to $IP»5. Rrbe Scis onlv |np5 R. I- PERKINS k 294 E. First St. SANFORD FUR NITUR E CO. 0 snn East F ir*t Si. Shade* Boxes — Ceder Cheits Lim ps — Planters Sofa Pillows TABLES Corner Table* — Tier T a h iti Step erd Coffee Tables From 62.95 W1LSONMAIER AMERICAN TOURISTER LUGGAGE Strop* — Smart — Roomy TVida Selection of Sixee and Ceiors Y O W E L L 'B ________ SANFORD FU R NITUR E CO. I.iv ln * Room Suites — M irror* Redroom ffuites — Bookcases Threw Rugs — Cedar Robes C arvinr Sets — B ra n Ware IP A R T Y DRESSES $19 95 up Crenollne 3.99 to 699. including v # i r with 71 yd eweep While eoate for evening. PURCELLS TE D ~ \A u li A M s“ h A RD WAR i f »S E. 25th SI I>rt uv show you a TRUE Frostproof F rigidsirr Refrigerator and Freeiar The Accepted G ift SAMBONITE Caul Tablet — I * 96 FURNITURE CENTER t t f i W. r i n t Si. Gifts for Dad GIFTS GALORE Dolls, Cowboy Suits and Booti Also Guns and Hats GARRETTS E. First St A Sanford Ave, Unusual Gifts A GIFT THAT RRINGS FOR S(er*«phmle k HI-FI PLEASURE FOREVER RECORDS k PHONOGRAPHS The Gift That I* Alwayt Mnvde Camera*, priced from *32 so Acceptable WINN TV I I I E. Ilf . St. FA 2 2994 FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE W IEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP 210 S» Park Ave. 310 E. F irs t St. We Service Record T la y e re ^ U l Magnolia Avt. - Flannel Shirts $1.66 o r 2 for $3.30 C h ristm n G ift* of Fruits. Sleeping Bige 69 60 up. Camp Jellies. Pecans and Candies. Dlanketa $3 67 or 2 for $7.00. We ship. S A H Grern Stamps. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STORE Open 7 to 9 qvary day. lib Sanford Avcnua STUCKEY'S IIvsj. 17 92 I’.Il.A . - >28000 (Irrlu d ra Cloning) Gifts for Boys Gifts for Family Special Sale on all WEST BEND PRODUCTS. TW i week c fijy i • a n DALL ELECTRIC CO. 2 Rcdronmn Plnrldn RtMitn SANFORD FUR NITUR E i t), 300 East First St. Smoking Standi — Easy Chairs Table Radio* — Hassocks Desk* Home Gifts ^ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR RON FA 2-1111 PRESENT TOOLS: Wrenehei. Erector Sets, start at 2 V> Chemt* Pliers, Hark S|w». 2 3 ^ O ff L in try Sets 2 93 Boxing Gloves to * F * r Remainder Of Month. Dump Truck* from t 93 GOODYEAR SERVICE S7itRF,q GREGORY LUMBER CO. Ship ’n Short Blouse*. Alleen Sportswear — Colton Knit T-ShirtI, tlh St. A Maple Ave. FA 2 0300 I I A il Puther* and Co n rd in itra ^ HOLLYWOOD SHOP While doing your C h n itm s* A fte r “ 6 " FO R M AL WEAR and shopping see our varied "election ACCESSORIES MONROE CORNER S ain and Rental tterviee CRAFT A G IFT SHOP JIM ROBSON'S MEN'S WEAR Siesta Glassware t t r ' t First Street IIS Magnolia Ave. Beautifully Defecated Serrieg Tray* Nationally Advertised VOW ELL'S_________ Hatches l-srge seteetlon of toys, athletic B illow . Elgin • Winnsuer Do Your Chrlstmaa Buying Longtnti ■ Ernest B o rtl • Hamilton equipment, boats, motors, hunting On Our Ease Payment SAN'rORD JEW ELRY »"<1 ra m n in - equipment. • Or J.av-A-Way Plan Everything Tor The Sportsman AND LUGGAGE FURNITURE CENTER ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS 300 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 3W1 lit W. rirsl St. Gifts for Him MAJOR ItROAVN R E A M Y Realtor L A K E MARY Ph F.A 2 5237 or FA 2 1964 and WontA pajama ELECTRIC TRAINS Sets snd Accessories 20- , o r r AAIN N T \ 319 E- 1st FA 2 2991 Use Our Lay A AA'ay Plan Cilv'oni liuill 3 bedroom, 2 full tiled bath* built on large lot In beautiful Mai fair ir r llo n This home traiurrs le rre u i floors, large screened p°reh. Natural wood cabinet* In large kitchen equipped with electric range aad refrigerator Owner'* equity $4300.00 Any offer w ill be given consideration Sec SEMINOLE REALTY 1MI Park Ave. FA 2-3232 We Feature QUALITY HOMES Moderately Seminole Really CHATHAM BLANKETS Including t N N ation'! Faverila •T u rre y” — Purrey Bouquet AYoolshire Brandon Full Rang* of Color* YOWELL'B OWNED WANTS OFFER Priced Homes DcniRncd For Floridu Living. I Hedroom*— 1 & 2 Bnths A HOOD HOMK \ A BARGAIN TOO! It iv rare tu find a real g<n«d 2 Hedroom home such as this for only $6,722.00. Yes. that's llte full price, but it ’s priced for quick sale. Includes Kitchen Equipment, blind* and Heater, located on 2 high |o|> just out of city, hut with all city eonven lenees. Good terms arranged if CLOSE IN required. Don't wail until after 4 hedroom, 2 bath. 2 ilo ry farm Christmas to see this, because h o u s e reerntly remodeled Approi. 3 aerrs cleared A fenc­ you can movr right in. ed land Low down payment FA 2 6304. V . DIETRICHS — REALTOR This Is a guest pass to the Ritr E llr. Methvln—Velma Cnnraler Theatre for Hunter Archer. Exp. Adelaide II Moses — Associate*, 19ul Park Ave FA 2 3232 dale Dec. 23. ’Si. 2 2 - BUSIN ESS OPPORTUM TIE l 2$ a — nU tLDING.RRPAIRS. PAINTING____________________ Itusmes* property for sate by ow n­ er, I block south city lim its of I M I 'E I t l A L D E C O R A T O R S painting and papering Sanfont on highway U iJ?. Good locition fo r any type of busi­ EA 2-3716 or I A 2-71HI) eftar sla. ness. 23r , down, balsnce o i monthly payments. Src L C. a T N O T in 'S -P E R S O N A M Clark Sr. 2U19 Orlando Dr. S C tm 'S P.At.AJ .MANOR tt ANTED TO BUY 33 (t. 2 bedroom trailer, complete Small b’lsirse** — would rn n sjtjrr with awnings — small equity, as filling station in THIS AREA sume payments — Plnecrest Open to any worthwhile propo Trailer Park. Phone FA 21939 sltlon — Box Ml, Care Sanford Herald. IJ-BOATS and MOTORS Custom built I 111!, 2 hath home situated amidst shade trees on* four nicely lin d ira re d lots m quiet section o f Sanford. A lovely home featuring built in kitchen equipment, large brick fireplace, awning windows and i r r r m o floors, ITterd to sell at $t I.9H" Reasonable terms. A V A ILA B LE NOW ’ Look For It In Gifts for Her AUTOMOBILES— TRAILERS Tiier., Dec. 1C, 1955— r*jre 5 II— 8280 .00 only $57.50 monthly 6 Blocks AVeel Of French Avenue an 20th Street. MODEL O P E N DAILY EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 4 Bedroom, 2 bath kit hrn equ.pred boutr Many other extras BID $1ris rc liff. FA 2 1*09. ROSA ta. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Ph FA 2.1301-17-92 at 4fi»w»th» New 2 bedroom home, terrarro floors, large ear porte and utility room $6 *no. $3,000 for equity balance $32 per month. Phone FA 2-S374. II IT IS R E A L ESTATE aik C iu m try A Monteith at 117 South I ’nrk I ’h. FA S 4603 BEAUTIFUL .1 llr d n iu n t — 1 A 2 n a th HOMES I & 2 YRS. OLD Low Down Payments k Monthly Payment* CONTACT Odham & Tudor Inc. Cur Iltey. IT-92 A 2!lh fit. Phone FA 2 13*1 Low Down Payment \YK ARRANGK ALL TYPES FINANCING SJtosm uikstA « S P E C !A I. SERVICES Quick Laundromat M n it * Shirts Finished In IS Hours Sanitone Dry Cleaning E. 2Slh St. Foodmsri Bldg s tt i r i i s t m : i vt m h iu v i m T tle ritio n Tube* T ts ttl i r e * R O LLIN S HGRR5 SHOP A t Tha Rign Of Tha Toiem Pola 2617 8- French Asa. Cash for fu rn itu re nr surplus, p \ i \ riN ti Super Tending Po«l. Sanford •'For those vs ho csie," reasonable IVIando llw y. FA 2<H77. Rnferervcet given FA 2 1232 Pine A Cypres* L o r* and tim ber PUMPS - A P ItlN K lt.lt Wantrd Rough. Green Pine A SYSTEMS Cypress Lumber Wantrd. Henry A ll type* and stirs, installed Goethe Lumber Co . Tllusvllle. "D o It You r t f I f ' F!a. Phone 600, ic o ttc rti and ask t t t R EP A IR AND SERYIt 7. for Henry Goethe S T I N E Machine and Supply to . 1 7 - r e M - r r p A R i.o n q 2'*7 W. 2nd St. Ph FA 2 SI12 Sanftmlv Must Modern Auto Lepatrs A- Rnad Seivica Reauty Salon H A L L 'S GARAGE Soil tt'atee T V. Stamps in-.* Celerv- . \ v f F.A 2 '.'693 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK j.N'itia A Stii.d*} I FA 2-2020 103 So Oak FA 2 3742 P.OLLAWAY. Il.nplfa! ant Rativ 16—FEMALE lI R t . r WANTED , Reds. Day. Werk nr Manth— Tel. FA 2-31*1 Furniture Center Special diel and food supervisor 116 West F irti St Kitchen evperienie pieferred High tchcol educiHon ei'enilai a t g l a ss Excellent personnel policies I I hour. week. Starting Salary $140$150 month. Dietician, Seminole W in d n h le ltf lln rk Ginn* Memorial Hospital. U o n r G I rs- w \ ent (;|. t <«s* START your eareer In the ros SKRVICL* nielic business. Re an AVON S c n k ir ik G I a m nnd IM in l C o. Representative. For Interview- in 112-114 TV. 2nd SI. Ph FA 2-4122 vour home, w rite. Now, Jean Mdanlch. Ron 216, luvckhart. Space H eaters — Floor F o rm e r* Clean and Service. $1 50. Outside Fla lank In iU lU lio n . I A 2 4763 9—M A lt tIE l.P WASTED in : A f iN « r WANTED AT ONCE II. It. I’OPK CO. Rawleigh Dealer In part Sanluril 296 S. P ark ----- FA 2 1234 nr Fast A'olusta A’o ttrile Itawteigh's. Dept. F A I. tin It. Mem­ ENVELOPES L rllrrltra d * -t.itr. mrnts, invoices, hand hills, and phis. Trnn. program*. e ic . l ’rogre»*lve 29—Male nr Female Printing C'n Phnne V.A 2^31 — 306 West 13th SI. Colorrd help wanted, m u ll he over 21 apply In person at Pig S' Furniture Moving k siurage Whistle f . F. P llII.I l l ’S, term WASHBURN VAN LINES Men Wt men $?d. Daily. Sell Lumi­ 13Wt French Ave. FA 2 1991 nous tiim eplales ttr ile Reeves Co. Attleboro, Miss. 4TELI. DRILLING F airbanks M<>rve 1'iimpe t l —Ifnrk H in te d Repair* to all makev HOWARD H. i .i i m . Baby sitting. Ironing. FA 2-7921, m r E Commercial Ave Ironing, !0c 4k t i c FA 2 7241. Phone FA 2 25.73 U 6~ INSTALLED Home fo r the ngr-t 2*’ i Orlando D r Sanford Phone FA .*.7214 - ----n'* - ■■ ' '■'TT,9 I.esc bright safely with newly Released Dex-A Diet TahlrUonly 9Sc at your Drug store. Mr* Itrown M ille r'* home made fruit cake* at IVirm Dixie, £ First St. ** O lil-1'n-.iiinned lln m lv tm in 6.ne up a few nd-t Jobs and giro me * rntl. I'll fix them all. t a 2977n »*_ Atlt H UES. FOR AAI.E Cotton A Wool Yarns Notions, Threads, Tape*. HOLLINS HORBY SHOP At The Sign Of Th# Tetem Pol*. 2617 9. French Ave. BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS M»«t Anv Make u r n it u r i: c e n t e r i n R. ist ?t r.A i j i i i . ■■1- ~ — I ■■ ■■ i II ■I M ft* r ACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS Enel' itil head Sag-proof hoitont ta il wish plastic ends. Plastic er rsyoa (apes. Cotton or nylon eotdi. Sen kit tik tilnaa unri Paint Co. 112 112 W 2nd St Ph FA 2-4622 Comptons Encyclopedias. F'A2 33W. 2 Good uied automatic washers. Your choice fo r $100. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 116 Magnolia FA 21361 Used Lumber. Metal Phone FA 2 H.9S Roofing. F o il SALE: Small gas heater. Used a few tim r*. ItO. Call EA 2 1307. HKATKIl; Gas. like new. 34,OM R T. U. $27.50. 2903 S. Part Ave , Sanford. Striped upholsterr — I.aw»on love seal, gotui condition. Phone FA 2-2166. 23—FURNITURE and HOU9EIIOI.il GOODS • RIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS New And Used F'urnilure 311 E. F in t 51. TA 2 3621 JSAVKS New & L'$«d K u rn ilu re nn d A p p lia n ce * Mather of Sanford, Ituninc Sastifaction — trasimalilr. IS.A— P l.U M IIIM i ana IHinFT.Nfi !!! Cedar. Apt 2. Mrs Page 291-233 E. First 8 t. I ’h. FA 2-09M 211 Meat 23lh Street Woman want* days wnrk 719 Pine Used furniture, appllinees, too)* Phona FA 2-3102 Ave etc nought-void. Larry’s Mart M ayfair tertton. a spinous 3 bed­ I2 ^ lt« * in » * ^ ^ ) £ p n r tiin lU * ^ ^ ^ ^ 213 Sinferd A v j Ph. FA <-4m. room home. FA 2 1692. IMPORTANT DISTRIRUTORSHIP AIR ( ttN'DITDINING OPEN. New Traveleile merctian- CtlNTR Al l and Itl l’ A llt tVURK PARMER'S AGENCY Im m r d ln le dning syalem now wslat'tr for 1007 Sanford Ave V V Farmer, R rallor Spure T im e U |ip n rliin i1 y | ' \ 2-6j 42 fir»l time It) Hit* wroa Unique, D. R. tt fait more. Assoc 'In n n r W o m a n rnmpael display- runnier fr-ature* Cl.ARKS PLUMPING AND H E A T ­ 1lf- S French Ave Ph FA 2 5*21 lle .il In c o m e ING hs* moved to our new lo c j n.er tu notmnaIty advertised nr A fter hours FA 2 261$ or FA 2 4921 S etf-S erv ire tion wt.’ tt'. 27th s t , Phone re itity itim * usrd In individuals Tnv U n u le Itu.eineaa FA 2 2.174 3 bedroom 2 bath 4 It home, irrid ail ages All item* tiemendmi* ta rro fluuti, double g»r (*orte. v.lirr* Our Traveleile dlvrlay I’ l l .WRING We ire highly respected tor utility room, kitchen equipped, rountere are placed on a con­ )—okers rated by Dun 4 Rra«Contracting A Repair* landscaped wlto well. Owner tract ha il* in motels, hotels, sirM rfrt. 'ellln g io)» nationally. Free Ftstimatri transferred. Phone FA 2 2741 |Hirtv, Ini* term inals. »ervlce sta­ No v expending In your atea. R. L IIARVLY tion*. truck stops, hospital loll » l Sanlord Ave. Phone I'A 2 .7.7SJ O ti ilivitihutor*’ toy reorder* HOLIDAY SPECIAL Inca. etc. T hl* is not a vending are pou*tnq in he au*e our toyi ‘■pace, comfort, and modern living •‘peralion The merchandising 24-P IA N O sr.RWCE are nv’ " a r c :eg* rerk useris ibe key net e of thi* hreutifol unit * are operalrd by the owner fh x n d i'f ” He have the targeet nearly new roncrete block 3 bed nr aitendant who veils items Hi*- PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING room borne Ineatrd in one of assort incut, w ideit price rarge, W, L HARMON plavrd on an rviTuvivp hails H r Sanford's N I C E R residential best packaging. assign our d ivtriliu lu r an agrrrd I'h. FA 2 122J A lu r :• oo p. in. areas. 2 Tile baths, • • c a r­ number of aernunt* uldrh ii ap Slr.de liieie etc - me rholci 21 - v III tl m s ............. it M I m i l port. at»o, dishwasher, hullt-ln proved hv you Earli arrminl tenlt'-riev svatlnV-1 in this gen* vtnvs-. and eshaitM fan PRICE vlieu Id nel you a minimum of For carpentry, painting, ■ leeil end art.’ . * few itn -*re ImliS U ion wjlh exrrllent terms Jiqoq p*r week or over $tqonq ing, roofing, and platter repair,^ riduels w ill acquire a jiroflt" It. - B ill- S T E M P E R Age n r, pee mnnlh A'our future income asphalt tile , asbestos lla ln g nbte xelf-aerst-e 'T O Y S>TARrallor A Insurer and expansion I* Iremenilnus and masonry nr Wood step1, levrlinu r io N " t ute t grocer), drug As-or. Lain* II. Oiler, 11. K, Tuffer unlimilesl. Ideal for man and and irp a irin g garagr* ami Arlett P rirr, Lvciett Harper • nr*, etc . WHICH WE WILL wife, nr ran be operated along Vi'.,- . i r \ Phone F.A 2 1)91 112 N. Pat k with prevent pnwttnn to start F;5TAnU5H FOR A OU Cbrap loventcry hour* ran be srrsnged I i - ' L L l t | R ll \L~)*'t.KAIi L toy rerk* err rapidly being re­ vnith Pinecrest and 2nd edition— at your ronvenienee a* It re placed by the sensational VACUUS! C tE A N T R REPAIRS 3 bedroom home, l'» bath* 1 quires atmut our hour every flf Parts for all ruakrs of rleancrs; TA K A -T O Y ” merchandising Price 119.200. $17 month. Low leen day* per arrm inl to Invrn F7lerlrlux. Ilouver, Kurby, etc. it tv plays. The stoics make down payment. Phnne FA 2 26.11 lory and rept-iee stock To qua F rrc pic' up Work g'lrrcntced. to, ney. ho do y* ss, hut this I* lify you rmivl be bone*t. reMsble, FA S t*r3 t R 2 Iredroom home. Payment* | psn a rervtreable ra r and hive \ t Get-Ri.-iivQuick iw-heme MO My equity. I'A 2 0901 a minimum of $2290 90 rash (or Houle AATrtng — Electric Service Our ifp re ie n ta livr w ill arrange inventory and xupplie* which I* Sid Vlhlen C T C T fT O FI.AVU xptiolfttmrntv voon in your vi* secured in w ritin g by us that all R AN DALL ELECTRIC Cu einily to prevent complete de­ GRAPEVILI.E NURSERY m m h a n d iir I* guaranteed la 112 Jtasnolla i'A 2 0915 ta il, Must hive 4 car and $3M BEAUTIFUL HOLLY sell 1'**'. nr we replace al your All kinds end lire * R E P A I It s ronvrmenre W ritten guarantee I3-A— n i IL IU M . exth for toy v. display* and GrapeviHe Ave. PA 2 01*6 that you w ill make money or we PAINTING store account* Write fully will buy your distributorship ebout your-cU. give address: M *rion Market C A B B A G E h.rk Hathaway'* guarantees to FLOOR tandlog snd f.nivhing phone i.umiser to; PLANTS for sale. F ird T h u n Cleaning, waving Serving establish your account * al their ton, F A 2 3)90 bemioole County tincc 1923. evpcnse. If you have Ihr desire Tu'o-A-Tciy D U t r iliu lo r * It. 3t. Gleason, Lake Mery (o expand in the $15 000 to $23.Orehlde plants for site. 3 for U n it T it le llu lld ln c $5 00 Mrs. Dill Whitley, 2 tt ooo bracket per year, and a eafe. liu itd la your plan*. itrn n d & C h e a in u t S !r« « tf F. l« lh Rt. lure buiinese with a minimum Remodeling and Additions investment to get started, then I’ h lln d c lp h ln , I'e n n a . DON L i k e tttlO D R lIF F 'h ait now and w rite for ronildera I ’h a ti, FA l’-6S24 Farm A Gardrn Center lion of personal Interview giving ANNUALS name, address, age, phone num­ SOI Celery Ave. ber and rom plete resume. Write to Hathaway *. ttholeiale D ivi­ I'OTTED PLANTS Th. FA 2-1622 sion, si*3 Ha; sood Road. West . r FA 2^270 8 A N F () It D Asheville, N. C. FLOWER SHOP. W« telegraph. Cun.nl rue I ion Co. , WILSON - MAlERiJ Inc. H -' W ilt WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Bl'SlNF.S* OPPORTUNITY » IHHIT.S NURSERY MAN OB WOM9N Magnolia k Onora FA 2 4633 O im m rn la l Shrubs Tree* Peat Responsible sserson from Hit* area, to service and collect from ciga­ 1 1 - A U fo M r iB fL B L r T B X lE U M rette dispensers. No selling. Car, references, and $2$2.30 t o '31 Ford F-tOO pickup, fine condi­ $1173(6) in v e itim rn t nereisary. tion. Terms. F. A Scotl. f Vo 7 to U hour* weekly nets up In tusi* D r. DtOary, FI* $117,30 m onthly Income. Possible full- time w ork. F or local Inter­ I t * l ii pay YOU to see us before view five phone and partirulars. you buy. Open Evening* and Write International Distributing Sunday*. Co , Inc . P. O. Box 7331, New KABT8 IDR TRAILER BALKS Pa la Ike, f lf t ______ O rlllflJ, l * . \\ t* invite votl tu br our fgursitr* a!»-olulely free witlioul n'lligutlun nt ono nf S:tnforti'a ItaJIng Molrla while ;ou locale suitable housing far you nnd your family. Pick up your key at the Half!* Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILEY ODHAM, Pret. Corner !l*ry. 17-02 & 27lh 31. Phone PA H IM ■ tL i* �9 . P te .1 9 .im If* M r l fm H East (lets Break, Citrus Endangered Fire Alarm Delay Cited At Inquest CHICACO (U P I) — A delayed ilir m " r fa fliilla lu " f l tfmt alarm "d e fin ite ly " contrlbut •d to the tra g ic toU o{ 92 dead la the Our Lady of the Angela school fire, according to Chicago Fire Commiaaloner Kotert Quinn. Quinn, testifying Monday at an toques! into the disaster, also •aid the person who called in the 'Strippers' Nude, Kids Goggle-Eyed, Parents Get Irate TOKYO tU P I) — Irate parents Complained today that a Tokyo grammar school auditorium was used last week to stage an elec­ tion campaign strip lease show while 1(10 o f their youngsters looked on goggle eyed The strippers cavorted at the Tanaka P r i m a r y school last Wednesday night in a show that featured Dr. Ryutaro Atuma. Uberal-Democratie candidate for governor of Tokyo, as its main spesker. The embarrassed Asuma said ^ l e f t Immediately after he gave speech and had no Idea strip per* were a part of the thow that followed. folios * “He said someone else pUnned the program and that he was lim p ly invited to give a little apcech. TLe children were altracted by posters sploshed on telephone poles promising an eroiir nude •how" a n d ’ "snake and dancin'; (trippers." The children apparently went to • to the snakes b ill stayed to stare • t the dancers. Admission was free. Teacher* said they knew noth­ ing about the strip show until one w stood up In his classroom and described what he hsd seen on the stage. " I was a little embarrassed," he laid his teacher, "but It was graat fun." U. S. Army Ends ‘Rides For Cough* FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) —The UJi. Army has stopped flytog German children to high alti­ tudes In attempts lo cure whooptag cough. An Army medical spokesman •aid Monday "there is no aclentlflc bails fo r Ihe belief that fly ­ ing children up lo altitudes of 15.000 to 20.004 feel w ill permanent­ ly cure them o f whooping rough." Such flights may prolong the Alness, the spokesman said. i alarm save the wrong address ____ a i ____ a ___ _____ . costing further precious time. Quinn supported previous testi­ mony Shot the fire wes burning as much as 24 minutes before the firs t alsrm was turned In. •There was definitely a time element involved," he said. •'De­ finitely and positively there was a discrepancy in times—definitely a delayed alarm ." He said speed and accuracy in reporting a fire is vital because "you eilher win or lose a fire in the first few minutes.” Quinn said the caller gave the address of Our Lady of the Angels rectory. The trucks drew up to the rectory, then hsd to go around the comer In I he school building where children were suf­ focating in rlis s rn o n it and jump log from second floor windows, Quinn said there were "three S P A N IS H VETERANS* A U X IL IA R Y — person* insldr the school building M em l io n the Auxiliary of Roosevelt who knew of the fire, and did not Tamp 1.1, Spanish-American War Veterans, give an alarm immediately." aro shown at a Sunday mcetinjr at the home Earlier testimony showed at least two school teachers smelled of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Evans, Lake Mary. smoke but did not Immediately l-4-ft to right, M r*. Robert Vance, M r*. ring ihe school fire bell to empty E rin s, Mr*. Sue Webster, Ft. Lauderdale, the building or turn in *n alarm president of iht Department of Florida to the fire department. Income Up, But So Is Cost O f Living WASHINGTON (U rn -A v e ra g e I niled Cress In trrn illo n il fam ily Income rose 4 per cent in OSWEGO, N.Y. (U P I)—No one 1917, tml so did Ihe cost of living A Census Bureau study dis­ her*’ here la dreaming of a w hitr closed Monday (hat the Inrnme Christmas. rise was lets than In previous With nearly ■ season s worth nl years, p a rtly because of the snow already on Ihe ground all heavy job layoffs during the re the melodic sentimentality In the cession In ihe In te r part of the world would have a hard tiin r getting anyone to with fo r any year. About half Ihe 44 million fam ­ more. The 45-inches of snow be ilies covered fa the bureau’s sur­ gan falling on Dee. T. For a while it brought normal vey had an income of fy * n or more, the report said, compared lo life lo a standstill in this northern a 1938 median income of SUMO. New York roinmunity. And a l­ JAYCEE CHRISTMAS L IM IT IN G CONTEST BLANK Mail to: Contest Chairman Jnycce Information Booth Sanford. Florida G E N E R A L RULES: 1. Entries must lie located in the Sanford Area (contact Information Booth for limits) 2. Contestants may enter Residential or Commer­ cial classification or licith. Separate entry blank* are nspiired for each entry. I . Only one division may be entered under the Itclidentinl classification. All Residential entries will be eligible for Division No. -1. 41, Entries must be mailed or brought to the Jay. cee Booth (Park Avenue at laike Monroe) by noon Dec. 22. 19art. 6. Contestant* are re(|nested to keep display* lighted nightly between 7:110 and 0:!in until winners are announced lo allow judge., ample time to check all entries. (Check classification and division) R E S ID E N T IA I_________________ Division PrUea: 1st place - $25 L \ S. Savings Bond 2nd place - 10 Silver Dollars Division No. I : Religious Setting (N ativity, etc.) ------------Division No. 2: Traditional Setting (Santa Claus, etc.) ------------Division No. 3: Artistic Setting (Lights, trees, windows, doorways, etc.) Division No. 4: Rest over-all decorations automatic C O M M E R C IA L -------------------------Includes Doorways. Show Windows, llldg*., nr all Prizes: Possession of the Florida Power A Light Traveling Trophy for onr year. ADDRESS ------------------------------------------------Note: Plraae complete decorations before submitting entry. HERTZ .. . .i Vie RobeUo, Agt. 601 E. lat AZUSA, Calif ( U P l l - ro lle r said today two small boyi, ser­ iously Injured In a trails*- a rd * deni, lay h d p lm for 1* hour* in a drop ranyots beside the bodies nf th n r mother and a male rom panion before they were rescued. CHECK THESE VALUES 6 FT. ALL FIR TR8T QUALITY F8TEP LADDER . 10 QT. 'hot DIPPED GALV. PAIL (PERFECTION rOIL HEATERS CASE OF 500 WESTERN XPERT 12 GA. S CH. Reg. 7.10 Rf«. LOS 4 .97 EA. 69L 13.90 TO 29.90 VALUES TO 35.95 35 * HILL HDWE. OTHER BARGAINS mi Police ssld a thick fog Saturday nlghl prevented the w irrkage from being spotted. William Eugene Parks, J, and h ll brother. Michael, 3. were found Sunday in the bottom of rock strewn, 423 foot San Gabriel Canyon. In the wreckage of the car were tlhe bodies of Mrs, bally park* 30. of nearby- Pasadena. C a lif. and her rompsnlon, Junial R Frnlon 33. of nearby Alladrna, Calif W illiam , who suffered a poi sible broken neck, was found hud died In Ihe lifeless arms of Fen Ion. Michael waa thrown from the car and found on the canyon floor He suffered a fractured skull. Bolh boy* were clad only in T shirts and denims and suffered exposure. Police said II appeared Ih r ar cident occurred late Saturday night when ihe car failed in make a rurve and plunged end over-end down the canyon wall. Shop For Christmas At • ia* t . l*4 .IU SANFORD { / ”/ / V /// t l sw p CHICAGO —Chicago Fire Com­ missioner Robert Quinn, on, firr prevention: "N o one wants lo spend money y>n fir r prevention, not only in Chi csgo hut lo Ihe rest o f the coun­ try. It seems Americans have in have something like this (the re­ cent Chicago school fire ) lo make them reside the problem ." chapter: Mr*. Fannie Lloyd, M r*. Lillie Dic­ kenson, St. Cloud, senior vice president. Florida Department; M r*. Merle Darling, Kissimmee, Florida Department guard: Mr*. Clara Swain. Mr* M ary Jameson and Mr*. Mae Shcafer; prated o i steps, from left, Mr*. L. Q- Pickering, M r*. C. C. Priest and Mrs. Margie Urndenmeycr. EL CAJON. Calif. - C a r l E dtr. f Photo by J r meson) 18. on the slaying o f a mother FOSSTON, Minn - Maurice O Nelson, an aetivr supporter of Odin Langen. on charges that he though normalcy it slowly re Police. Bed Cross and civil dr- wrote the "Coya, come home" turning u w ill lie u long tune he feme personnel were kept busy letter believed to have ted to the fore any one w ill forget this p a r-. bringing supplies to people who defeat of Rep, Coya Knutson (D tieulsr December 7 and ils aft could not get oul for Ihcm W hile!M inn.) by Langen rrmsth. many neighborhood grocery store* • "M rs. Knutson's charges are The snow, piled Into huge drifts had lo close berause of a lark of ridiculous and sim ply are not by winds and parked into solid deliveries, supermarket* in the Irue. She ought to have Ihe good walls 11 feet high by plows, downtown section operated as sense lo accept her defeat gra­ ciously." brought hardship and some dan- usual. grr to ihe 23,w i resident* of this Tavern Business (.nod rommuntly at the southeastern A tavern owner reported that at bend oi Lake Ontario But no real the height o f the snow - siege, trials developed ''business was tw ite as good as IJ llle Car Travel • any warm summer day." He at Despite the tons of snow which tribute*] his good fortune to the fell between Sunday and Thors fact that his was one of the few day. all hut the sick or elderly establishments in the area which BERKELEY. Cali/. (U P ll-A n managed tn get in and out of their kept s path open from Ihe streef, angry husband shot and killed a homes with little trouble. Foot) where pedestrians found it easier student in a physic* laboratory at anil supplies were available. It going than on the walks lo his the University of California early was just h lillle more difficult ,|,„ir today her-ute hr waa "messing lio n ti mis lo get them. Although many industries were ■round vrilh my w ife ." Until the end o f Ihe week, fu r , buttered, along with all schools The viclim. Wolfgang Ludwig ru m p le , there was virtually no (n ,hr rily . the snow provided Marx, died of three wounds from passenger ear travel But anyone vtt)rk for m ll)y P ollfc and 1lTf. a .22 automatic fired by John W. who wanted food could get it h) mrn wtro ^r p* busy directing Hampton, 31. of R e r k e l e y , I fudging waist deep Ihrough the rm rri;rn ry w r v |c r f „ r is to 20 according In a university spokes­ smm lo ihe city's main business h((ur!, a (la>. An(| ,hr rrK10nsl un- man. Hampton is a CC graduitr. ares. employment of lice rhannrlrd job The alaying took place early to­ less workers to snow shoveling day In Lecontr Hall, where the phyaic* laboratory is located rbores at SJ an hour. I t ’s hard to eatirnale the coat Hampton told ram pus police of Ihe storm to the city. Mayor that Marx, a German-born junior "running Y m rrnt Corsatl Monday night student, had b e e n asked the Common Council for all around" with his wife. Drierc*tr.v $»,(*«) to help handle the mined to seek vengeance. Hamp­ snow expenses. ton armed himself w ith the gun and started looking fo r Mar*. CAPE C A N A V E R A U, Ms H r went straight to the p h ytirt (UPI i— An A ir Force errw launch­ lab, suspecting that Marx would ed vri inlrrrontinentsl Snark miss­ be working late. He spird h it vic­ ile ra rly today lo ila rt a flight of tim Ihrough an open door, look about 3.an miles down the Atlantie tracking range and hark LOS ALTOS. Calif (U P D -F u - aim and fired three tim e t, Hamp­ The Snark. the nation's only neral services were held today for ton told police. Msrx was hit twice In Ih r heart combat ready ocean hopping mis Bertrand Silen. Ml. retired radio tile, was lo return ami land on station owner and manager who and once in Ihe head. He was its skids here barring any down was National Broadcasting Com­ dead before a doctor from the range mbliaps. No announcement pany war correspondent in The campua hospital arrived. Hampton ran from the build­ Philippines when the war with was expected on the return ing. Janitors who heard Ihe shots Although inure than 80 Snark* Japan broke oul. caught a glimpse nf a man with have been fired, the air breathing weapon is undergoing continued LONDON (U P I) — Sir A rthur a brown sports jacket, hut were research and development te ll* Jarratt. 64, managing director for otherwise unable to identify him. About three quarter* of an hour Today s launching, however, w j* Itrlltsh Linn F ilm * L td , died herr later, campus police found Hamp­ a training mission for some nf Ihe Sunday. ton m the building, searching for troops who would fire the Snark -------In anger if necessary KMIENS, Switzerland (U P II — the pistol he had, dropped. Blasting o ff »• about & a m. Inin Rudolf floessler, 82. the famous an ovrrra»l xkv, the Snark dropp " l.u r y " ul s war-time spy service ed Its lw*t solid fuel bnostrr* w ilh that gave the Allies am trlngly i f « fam iliar flash of flame Then it* eurate information about German powerful turbojet engine powered plans, riled last Friday at his it on il* way The roundinp. air- home here, it was disclosed Mon­ plane like flight wa* expected to day lake about nine hours NEW YORK (UIMV—Mrs V ir The Snark is arltiallv a pitot less bomber rapahle nl . serving gmi* t.llleM r White, 71 widow of a hvdrogen warbrad in it* nn*e Timm a* t White former general rnne It i« guided throughout Ils manager ol the Hrarst organua subsonic flight, while Ihr A lla* Don. dird at St. Luke's Hospital 1CIIM h controlled nnlv while ils Monday alter a brief illness While died in FSM engine* are burning. • • • Student Ambushed By Angry Husband The warmer weather, boosting readings an average of 1* to 13 ‘• ' I f f * * In »* P*Ih- w | * I f f * * 1*? to reach Into the East today. although it may arrive loo laic lo prevent damagp to northern Florida'a citrus and vegetable crops. Overnight readings again plunged to near or below xero in Ihe Great Lakrs region and the Northeast, with below freeiing weather ranging s o u t h w a r d through the Ohio Valley into the Gulf Coast stales. Atlanta had an early morning reading of 23 degrees while Kins as City in Ihe warmer belt re­ corded a 27 degree temperature at the same time. The intense eold m the South land reached into northern Flori da for the serond night, threaten­ ing lo frost crops In the area. Snow flurries swirled across the Great Lakea region during Ih r night and Into parts of the Ohio Valley and New England, with the heaviest.-snow falling in western New York. The weather bureau at Buffato, N.Y . warned of a 5-to 10-Inch snow accumulation in the area with poor visib ility due lo blow­ ing and drifting snow. Speed lim ­ its were cut from 80 to 33 miles an hour on the New York Thruway south of Buffalo to the Pennsylvania border and in the Niagara and Tonswinda aertioni. Scattered flurries swept the Great Lakes. An accumulation of two Inches was expected today at Detroit. In Ihe northern Great Lake*, where readings again skidded be­ low the xero mark. Coast Guard ice breakers cleared a path for freighters lo return to their wm t»r berths before the Soo Lock closed at midnight, officially end Ing the 1938 shipping seasoa. In Unicago. which Is hesdirq for ils coldest December on ree ord. the weather bureau wrarnee the warming trend was eipcctet to be short lived. A 30-day out look predicted more below-normal temperatures fo r the eastern hall of the nation. Everybody needs money sometime when you do. . . visit FAM ILY! H you need UP TO $600 phone: FAW n 2-4112 before noon to arriftfe for money the seme day! Motor Court Cited By Duncan Hines The Armitege Motor Court his received national recognition in "Duncan Hines' Lodging for a N ight." just off the presa. The Sanford motor court la the only one included in th ii city, and i t among 4.300 selected lodging places "recommended by Duncan Hines’* out of 100.000 in North America. Cash Yau Rscehre 24 Msaltf. 1170 00 lUOO 720 00 31700 41200 M2 00 S 7.00 1100 1100 1100 2400 u oo FAM ILY VIN A N C ! S IR V K t, IN C OF SAMF0 I I Fraternity Taps Sanford Student 125 South PirkAnsot Draw: FAirfax 2-4412 I * * Smith o f Sanford war among icven men recently initiated lo Kappa Kappa I‘ii. honorary band fraternity at the U niversity' of Florida Kappa Kappa Fsi i t dedicated to the service and spirit o f the University o f Florida hands. Snark Fired, Set For 'Round Trip' Swlord, Florida Beginning Wednesday Dec. 17, w e w ill b e OPEN EVENINGS Deaths until QhhLbJtm aA MCRORYS 5 - 1 0 - 2 5 < S T O R E SEE & SAVE The one new car that costs less to buy, far less to op erate... THE IA O AC. 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"Feewerty Adairel I 214 E. 1st J United Press International MOSCOW—Soviet Premier N ik­ ita Khrushchev, attacking ea pre m lcr Nikolai Bulganin and othrr ousted Human leaders: "E v e rj one can now see Ihe shameful debacle o f this despica­ ble group of wretched splitters ex­ posed and routed by the central commiltre and swept aside by the party and people " Oswego Isn't 'Dreaming O f W hite HERTZ F A 2 - 7 7 2 3 Youngsters Found Hurt And Helpless Evening* FA 2-7500 Quotable Quotes and her four children: " I did it, 1 just flipped my lid ." NAME C ALL United Press faternaUensJ A warming trend surging oul of the plains today promised at le n t ^ ■ temporary break tn a record December cold wave gripping the East. LOANS M AM TO RUiMSITS OF A U N IA M Y TOWN! 3 * 0 1 ft . Sanford Motor Co. 1 ft �•« I V s\ W ht VOL XLIX United Pres* Leased Wire W a n te d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER lfT T w iT Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. S28 98 Dead, 20 0 Injured In Department Store Blaze Merchants Say Mao Will Bolster | r a q Control Uncertain; Labor Camp Drive Commies M ay Get Reins TOKYO (U P lV -M ao T ie - Tung hat decided to give up the prea idency of Red China to roncenWASHINGTON tU P Il - Got irate on h it yob as host of the • Communist P arty, Peiping radio ernmrnt official*, anxiously scan­ ning report* from Rie Middle announced today. Mao la faced with the mammoth East, said today that it is touehJob of marshaling China’s millions and-go whether Iran’s belt*largest gain, with children * t loth- into "people's communes ’ and guered got ernmrnt will fall rap in S and ready-lo wear garment* Peiping said the parly had rieciri clearing the thelvra. One sales­ ed to put on a drive in this d i­ man said, " I know bunnrs* i* rection between now- and April good—I can tell by the way my The move, to take effect prob­ feet hurt.’’ ably in March, was opposite to Manager! differed on the elfreta . the change in the leadership of of the cool weather—aome noticed ihe Soviet Union last March when • an increase, others thought it a Party Chief Nikita S. Khrushchev hindrance. All agreed that an ex- assumed a dual role and took over Minute Maid orange juice w ill I tra shopping day w ill help gross the premiership. be served tomorrow morning to the sales during the season tremend­ Western diplomats hrre and in Chamber of Commerce “ O rfre" ously, "although we a rr already Washington did not rrgard the *n- Lluh at M r* Aprleby a Valdes fa r ahead of last year’s **lrs at nm inrrm rnl as a downgrading of Hotel restaurant Through the this lim e.’’ one said. the 63 vrar old Mao But the party courtesy of John Eos, president of Merchant* handling toy* said central committee showed concern the giant concentrate company, the they were going slowly, although by telling agitator* to give full juice w ill supplement coffee and appliances a rr mot ins, “ Necessit­ explanations throughout the coun­ ibmghnuls usually serted ies are getting the bigger play, try so “ there may be no misun­ Charlie Morrison public rela­ one manager said tions director for the Chamber, derstanding.’’ Sales in lower priced departwill once more play the role of Successor .Not Named m u lt aluiva were lepuitrsj at the otticial broadcast did net Master uf Ceremonies, inliuducceilent", with many items already name a successor for Mao but Ing new businesamrn and resident* out of stock Jewelers reported reports reaching Tokyo said aging who hate not attended before. • ilea up 30 per cent o t r r last Marshal Chu Teh would be moved Farewell* w ill be said to Cdr. year: going fast are watches, sil­ up from xiee chairman to chair­ Joe Tully, just relumed from the ver and specially piece* for wo­ man. Mediterranean. Cdr. Tully leave* men. The central committee made Sanford thia month for duty in Many of the local stores were so the derision a week ago today hut Washington. He is former com­ busy that a Herald reporter apparently withheld publication manding officer of VAII-S, the couldn't see the manager; they uniil the agitator* could prrpare “ Savage Sons of Sanford". were waiting on customers. The the mastea in meettng* through ' Orfre'* Club member! w ill meet only ones left out in Uie cold thia out Red China. at 10 a. m. year seam to be the loan compan­ ies. People aren't borrowing money for Christmas presents; they're charging them. One downtown merchant rredited h it advertising promotion with SANTA B A R B A R A , C a lif.'M r*. Duncan has met with ioul Ilia report of a 33 per cent in lU P I l — Authorities today m ade'p la y," Dial. A lly . Vern Thomaa J !!“ l 2 * '* ! • r>.u 'f< Intensive search for the lyody of **W. Olga disappeared Nov. 17, ■hem know you hate it. .they II less than six months alter marrycome and lake it away," he said. M ri- u l*» l ‘ unc*"- ’w - ' hn' f fo* attorney Frank Human. Encouraging note irom drug mother-in-law has admitted Irapvry fJ F llial-eth Duncan, i t . the store*, steady at all season*; biai- nutating her in order to dissolve lnother in lau is held In -ail in ness generally is up 10 per cent the -young woman* marriage, . tso.ooo ball fo r traveling to nearbefoic the uaual last minute, tilth “ Me have grave suiplcton* that ^ Ventura with an unidentified lo r forgotten gift* • wan-Aug. 6 and o -laming an an­ nulment o f her son'* marriage. Duncan i* representing lit* mother in the criminal proceed­ ing Ventura Hist A lly. Hoy Guvlaf* lon late T u ra d iy night said Mrs. la illia rto of Itunran admitted .paying a airing , , HE RUN (U P .. — \. ---------------. . Herbert Ilelirrns, one of the last |„-niic proportions has been sent rr fnn In |w>vr a* her son while few independent farmers in Semi to jail leaving behind two d ir posed as l)tga. They obtained noic County, was first again with wives, a doien or more kiddies an annulment o f the marriage on hi* celery rrop, #n(j the 19 young ladles he be ra rm workers on Behrens' J i , fim s engaged to In the last four r a f L - J L J acre* darted cutting the rrle ry jears last week, but were called In be^ „ „ o( «,.)c iro W „ rm< cause rain after only duo crate, somme-r was reported in Ihe Ea.l had been harvested, tu ttin g U | C frm in newspaper Die Union of again under way in the field* of r)rel(Jrj, Yule Sales Up In brightly decorated downtown •anford siorts, bualnesa is good. A quirk survey of i! r.v utown merchant* yesterday brought forth eilimatas of from fiva to 33 per rent more business this vrar than last, with the biggest week yet to come. Department atorea report the H ew s Briefs Biography Of Pope VATICAN C IT Y i L T D - The first biography o f Pope John X X III was on sale hrre today. Quake Shakes Tokyo TOKYO I L P I I — A brief earth.tttuake shook ta ll buildings In dow ntown Tokyo today but there arai no report o f major damage. Actress To Many HOLLYWOOD (L T D Act rest Sherae N orth and Dr. tierhart R. Sbmmer. a Beverly Hills psychoanalyst, u til he married tonight. What’s His Name? % MOBILE, Ala. (L T D - ro lle r Jailed George A. Million Tuesday on a charge of pasting bad rhecki. Rebels Hurl Stones NICOSIA, Cyprus iL P D — Greek Cypriots stoned ftritiih m il­ itary vehicles a fte r Gov. Hugh Tool refused reprievrs for t«u Greek terrorists sentenced to death. *P!ane To Arrive HAVANA a r i l - The firs t of three big British made turboprops which Cuban* Airlines plana to uta in it* Transatlantic service is scheduled to reach here today, Tidal Wave Hits ML A SCO, Chile (L T D A tidal wave earned away more than (S yard* o f the sea wall in %Ahe harbor area o f thia north Chi­ lean port Tuesday, causing i-onsidrrabie damage to the docks but no reported casualties, Road Budget Set TALLAHASSEE (U N I -R o a d Chsirmin Joe Grote gut says the total Road Departm rnt budget f»r the n n t two years will be some JU76.I9S.000 — Including construc­ tion, maintenance and admlnistra%tioe. Budget Whittled TALLAHASSEE (U l’ l) - M e m ­ bers of the Itudgct Commission today began the big job of w hitt­ ling down proposed spending of state egfncies fo r the romlng two years. .Just Not Prepared Behrens Harvests First Celery Here trI f n f , r ! ' , P * ni Wi '* M ila>t in Auguii flrh r rn i h i t ' r “ * .*l f' i ^* a^ ( j r ^ of other (arm. for many y c r , according to M. L. Lullum of Chase and Co. Harvesting of the crop, which may run to JO or M.ooo crates, w ill rontinue through January Thp quality wa* (lrienhcd by Cullum a* "b e a u ltfu r. tlehren called It ''nice looking so fa r." Food Is Ticker’ To Student Dance Not Worth The Time Norm an Godfrey and Robert Shepke of South Seminole County were irked by County Commiriion ers to £*t hida from p rim e eon tractor* for road psv ing on Prairie Lake Road. Die two had »*l,ed thr rounty to the paving I f residents paid for materials. CommiiiMUttr* told the men they had th t authority to award the con­ tra* t for the road paving, but no authority to accept their money. Mack Cleveland J r. was request­ ed by thc board to attempt IrglsUtica during next A prils state legisUturo perm itting the county to accept th r money and build _Mi» roadr ARSAL, I.rbinon (C P I*— FortyBOGOTA, Colombia (U P !I — A persons were killed last svrekend nre which started In a Christmai Use to the Communist forces in a major government • rebel nativity scene roared through the which support It. claah caused by a simple misund­ Vida Department Store during the Official* wrre convinced that evening rush hour Tuesday, kitt­ erstanding Communist rlement* in Haghdad Army infantry, armed tars ?rd ing !** Christmas shoppers—most­ .•tinned thr demonstrations Jet planet p m rd 'd this rebel ly women and children—snd in Juriitg 2fti other* against William M Rountree, as slrnnsho’d in the Ilekka Valley Many of the Injured were re atilani secretary of state, on Mon with morlara, ro e krlj and belt- ported near death today. day. They were aw iittng Roun fire In perhaps the bloodic*t bat­ The prr-Chrislm a* tragedy was compounded by a lark of rear tree's first hand report on the sit tle Lebanon ha* *vilnr**rd in the door* of the department store, a ualion In the Mindle East la*t eight months lack of safety equipment and the Officials berr disclosed that Village elders reporltsl V* per­ Rountree* a rm a l In Kaghdad sons were kilted and more than was preceded by rioting in Basra 100 wounded In an eight hour In MHithera Iraq, nrar the Per­ battle with army unlis which en sian Gulf. In Beirut, official circled the town on high ridges sourer* rrpurled that armored overlooking it. ears and alrrratt were employed Jet fighters mads live runs on In lighting around a former rebel the village, firing marhinrguns stronghold in central lebanon and ro rk rli. In addition to Ihe Itoh Brown, county aiming board lln u r ir r . the Irani government human easualtirs, Ihe mail Into of Premier At>dcl Karim Kassem the city w it studded with dead director, submitted a pile of plat* was thr principal subject of con­ sheep, cows and donkey* killed in for approval yesterday loforc Seminole County Commissioner*. cern for Middle East evperts to Ihe wild tiring The hoard approved Brown’* The tragedy occurred t*rrau*r day Kassem’* government. Uvrn In the revolt o f July N th hat of a misunderstanding which sir recommendation that property be­ been beset from lo r oegmning to | veloped when rival villagers across longing to ( h a rir* Bloom near pressures from the Communist* th r valley fired in Ihe a ir at a Mrkiva be toned commercial to and from the supporters of Presi­ funeral Arsal resident*, thinking allow Bloom In build a hotel and dent Gamal Abdel N a ile r'* Unit­ Ihe fire was directed at them, restaurant adjacent in hi* golf course. opened up. ed Arab Rrpublir. Submitted fo r consideration was Details of the action, which an are* in Lake Monroe, already Diplomatic sources in Cairo have predicted the Com muni t i t took place about fifty* miles north ■occupied by Ihe new post office. probably would take over the of Beirut along an iio ta trd strip I be former commercial area has Iraqi gov ernmrnt in a mailer of of the Syrian - lehancte frontier, been swallowed by the Interitate weeks if Ihe pro Moscow d rill were not released in Beirut until Highway. Tuesday. there la not stopped. A shopping renter may U- buUt near the Southwest road, Country Club Road area, subject tn approv­ al. Three commercial budding! have already been built in the section Uir ground* that it had not twen ; were held m connection with OlFurther jtlw m included rrsonconsummilrd. ga's diiappearance, but police and Ing of I-ake Mary fo r eommervlal She was arrested Iasi .Satuiday FBI agents, who entered the cate use. Public hearings have bern set when authorities said they Ira m e I on the assumption that Olga might fur Jan 30. Six plat* were approved fur new o f the confessed impersonation have '-een knlnappesL said no Tw» men. Luis Estrada Moya, charge* have been filed again*! sulwllvision arra*. O. I*. Herndon dark of circuit court, suggested Hants Barbara,and Auguittne the turn. A lga* father, Elias Kuorysk, that rummitsionera re«pilre an ab­ Baldorado. -X, Camarillo, Calif. ' said l*Uera from Olga after her stract with each plat before t«nMack Cleveland Jr.. •marriage complained that her sideration. mother • in > law rame In her Imaid attorney vra* asked to inves­ apartment "and reviled her every tigate Ihe coat* o f the abstract* le fn rr a derision la made time her husband was at w ork." A landlady- at Ihe apartment where Olga b ird after thr sepa­ ration said Olga's estranged hus­ band ronlim ird In visit her and Seminole County schooli " III o ftrn stayed all night do le Friday fo r the Christmas hoi “ One day in November, .Mra. 'J »>* *"<1 reopen Jan. 3. Elisabeth Duncan rame looking The nearly three wreks ol vaca fo r Olga,** the landlady sakl. "She w ill see « several "lion T v « « . thousand " ’•’w.-.o, ,l4 in -| houip so slir came lltlu inv WI’J T PALM REACH ( llP li— Some r ily officials here want to spike ttwise spike heels ory This w ill Ik- a vacation fur them, the Iasi thing stir’d do ' women'* slvoe*. and for teacher*, who have n o n e ________________ The reason: Too many women of their own, but weary parent* are falling on city sidewalk* and will breathe a sigh nf relief when filing big damage claims Member* Church of the „ c ln u rt. of the ............. ................ . ’ hr door* open again the Monday City Attnrnc) Egbert llcall said V iu r c n r vcill ittr m l In * body Ihi* a^ r f • Tuesday Ihal women (lie 91 per annual C h rillm a t concert nf the Motnriata arc m r n rd to tie per l l r i t v Attack Squadron One. rrn l of the damage vuita against Seminole High School Glee Club tiru la rl) earelul during this vara no„ .(sUoned al N k S. Jack- the cit) for sidewalk falls "Mostly tonight. Prayer meeting at the tlon period, as new bicycles and „ n i m0vP to the Sanford It’ * older women who wear these rhurrh ha* been cancelled. roller skate* may hr tried out on _\lr 4 | ,^|r j? u tj„n Feb. 2. spike* to look like 18 year old* \pproaim ately 304 enlisted men and gu tripping down the aideCongregation! of the Christian heavily traveled street*. and Missionary AUianrr rhurrh Claisrowmi in nearly all rounty , and 2 officers w ill slari moving w alk." hr said. and Ihe First Christian ( hurrh •ihnol* w ill resound with Christ their fainlllp* In this are* when He reeommrndrd that each to attend mat ra ro li and laughter Friday, official order* arr released city fmpln>e become a “ sidewalk YAH l was th r first squadron watchdog" tn report any rrark or Ihe performance. There w ill h* no *• students enjoy C h rillm a t part to take thr A ID Sky-warrior *■ drfeet In the sidewalks ten ices at Ihoae churches tonight. lev befnrr vacation begin* lioard ship, when ll Imanled the Choir practice was held Tuenlay Hut Ben York, Rrrreatiun UKS Forrest*1 for *n around the- Director, suggested even more night al Ihe First Presbylrrian y-jjyjfi, ^ th*t member* could al world cruise The squadron won drasltr action thr l!'S7 Chief nf Naval llp c r* tend the high school program lie urged the Florida l.eague of Hons S xfrly Award Senior High Choir w ill p ra rlirr si Municipalities adopt a resolution Cdr Sid Ilanry, former v*«*ru against spile heel* on tho theory s .m p. m at the First Methodist JACKSONVILLE lU P li - Flor Church Instead of the regular time id I "had Via V irs t' potto' free perl ml " I f you buy ’em. you'll break ^ i . . . „week . . v in .................sl! The concert w ill begin with a last seven months, thr laken over as skipper n f Ihe your neif. " Jackxinville squadron, Ihe only candlelight processional at I p m tlale Health Board reported Turv llca*y Attack Wing One group In the school auditorium. * day. not bated at Sanford , The total poljo ease* fur Ihe vrar remains at 219. compared lu Considerable rlondineas. No im t t f for the same period In 193;, liurtanl Irn ip -ra tu rr c h a n g e * lltr Board said. _ . , — Apparent!) last week’s cold spell C o t t l e m e f l S OTOUD l>IO'.t*.lt lh m -lay. High thl* alterheld down *nv new outbreaks uf r nnuo H0 to Hi, low tonight 30 to i t . Herman F M nrrl* owner of the voiiheavlrrly wind* In in hi mile* LONIKIN (LPl! - tjucen l.l.ra the ||>r disease for „Ihe lr first time „ mr „sinse mr beih danced with a policeman and ,hf , rfort<1 H ffk of Junti thc H olril M y Ranch in o.teen <a«> f l K t H per hoar. v ice president of Ihe Volusia Coun Princeu Margaret waltrrd with said ty Cattlemen's Association Triday a footman at Buckingham Palace'* night. annual U h riitm a * party for ihe The meeting wa* held at Spring home hold staff Tursday night Creek Farm In Samsula when 'lo re than 3m footmen maid* r x ; D io r * ■_ wives of members wrre housekeepers butlers and others L /IG S .’ ( V I lC S r N O O y . . entertain WASHINGTON (UPI I The County Receives Plats On Property Mother-In-Law Wins, Body Is Sought Too Hot, Too Cold Get Bids, County Says On Road Plea All Doors Locked; Shoppers T rapped Coffee Club Plans To Consume Juice ^ ATLANTA (L T D - Policemen nC. B Wooster and E F. Sikes A can of non-perishable frmd h id to ahandon their pursuit of w ill be the admission fee Friday speeding hot rodder* Tueaday fu r the Junior High dance at th r when they ran out of gas Sanford Civic Cenier. Ktudent* w ill wear costumes ap­ propriate In the Christmas aeason. EDINBURGH. Scotland lUPIs — Trues will be awarded for the l/ird Guthrie, judge of the Court best individual and beat couple ol Session* here, adjourned a ease costumes. Tuciday because the courtroom The food w ill !>e given to The was loo hot On Tuesday he ad N itration Army for distribution -ttjourned another case in the same to needy families. Christmaa reurtroom because it was too dance hour* are 7:30 to 10:34 p. m . under Ihe direction o f the Recreation Department. BIRMINGHAM, England t l T l i —Frederick M artin, 33, started a Ihreemonlh ja il sentence today for counterfeiting two shilling (76 cents) coins that he admlltrd -would not have footed a child of eight." 40 Persons Killed; Termed 'Mistake' Two Wives, Dozen Kids; Engaged To 19; Real Lothario Sommer was sentenced to Hirer >c*r» and »*« months in Jail (or f r j Ud ni r ft and rm b fiflrm rn t. In addition. Ih f court ord rrrd him tn p, y ,Urn„ f l -pj,f paper la id Sommer prom­ ised to m arry 19 women between I93( and 1939—and ten of them Imre him children. One of them had twins. During thia period Sommer was actually married, for a second lime, in 1936 At that tim e, the report said, he already had four illegitimate children , „ . . of .whose . .ex titrnee he failed to inform his wife Council Seeking Red-Negro Links LITTLE ROCK. Ark ( U P liThr Arkansas Legislative Council is attempting ’o prove that Com m unlit activity u at the bottom of the integration r r l t i i at Crn ira l High School which started in September 1937. A lly. Gen llru ie Hennrtt said hearing* would prove that racial agitation in the South is a Com­ munist conspiracy. Man Starved To Death, Had $ 10 ,0 0 0 In Pocket CUSHING. Okla. (U P I) -N e ig h hort filled In the detalla today of Ihe 90-year-old rerluse who want­ ed to be alone so badly be starved himself to death although he had more than 310,090 in his pocket. The body of Georgr W. W illiam* was found Tueaday by a minister after the neighbors said they had not teen him for severs' days He was found lying under th r bed in his home. There was r>o foed in thc houae But a small bundle In h it hip pocket, wrapped neatly in a worn cloth, contained four 11,000 bills. 37 <100 bills. 31 330 bills. €3 120 *. and a tio bill More than Sion was found in W illiams' billfold in another pocket A coroner * inquest listed star­ vation a* the n lfiria l rause nf Concert Scheduled At School Tonight Students To Start Holiday On Friday Spike Spike Heels, i Authorities Plead ... r : ,l^ M ,v , 7 , ^ Squadron To Move Here In February Florida Registers Polio-Free Week Morris Will Head Royalty Waltzes With Commoners Young Demos Set Session In Miami Mrs. Ellen Scholl who worked in the palace had cliantr to rub elhowa and dance wiih the royal family midnicht Prince Philip alio eha cha il iheir \,rl r nfn M in ^ h o ll It even ,)4, „ u |n , t„t l t nurim c Barbecued beef, pork and lanih unlit t„ , m, | , , t nighi at 7 93 were furnished by Sam T u n e and f,„ rn J in | , , n 7 m Ohio, she Elmer McDonald Other officer* circled were Elwith tame her* from Sullivan. U , in Dougherty, president. Ralph ,ne' ud,nt '« * Sh* w« ?, death. Assistant Payne County Al( ongrejatlonal Chureh and the ear torney Dennis Cubbage .aid WU- p l'* c• Bouaekeoper. ler the I The Wu^en. wearing a green sal- 'leg of the f.a ttrrn Star. Hams was probably under the bed bed., Survivor* include one son. Tout* “ because he was seared of being ln evening gowrn embroidered with robbed." emeralds, and P rln re u Margaret t Scholl M ar Route. Stnford M r* Ed lla viu . appointed M il- In • alrapl*** pink ball dresa. were irre grandchildren and eight Barns' guardian about five years n* * r ‘-v outdone in splendor bv the gieal grandchildren. Funeral serviee* w ill be held at ago, said :h * though W illiam* w is Christ mas cake, lopped hy a sugar l p. m Friday at Ihe Gramkov* destitute. Furnishings in his f i ve- ; Sandri ngham church Funeral Home with Ihe Rev. J room iiouae consisted of Ihe tied, Bernard Itool officiating, Inicr one chair, a kitchen table, one ment w ill follow in Evergreen plate and two stoves * ’ Cemater). Tho minister who found the Capt. James Raedy. former body, said llatW One comnianucr commander w ill “ "Rev. * ■• Marshall Brown, »••>* iiw tn ing sn* vmc ’vm g» nt ___ W iUiims had lived by himself for ir r iv t in Sanford early nevt >rek A O H lI } I / O j f N n O I t t p O t i four year* “ because be wanted to for a visit with his wife and Dvr MIAMI (U P I) — Thieves stole he alone." He said be had never childrrn at S ilver Lakr. Laid.*700 worth o f jewels from the seen any food In the houie Reedy 1* now commanding effie home o f Mr*. Ralph R oil Tuesday Williams, a formar city t r ta - ic r of the a ircra ft carrier USS when she took her a ird ils watch­ surer of the neerby community o f 1Lexington, which w ill dock m Sen dog, T affy, to Ramona’s Canine Yale, had been dead about three 1Diego Friday, a fter a lour in the Beauty Parlor fo r a shampoo and dajri ■Pacific. hairrul. Captain To Visit ■ssae Weather T ^ n V ^ d ^ rH a rru rT c u re r'Iro !! U fo r|# Hart, director, ________________ , — , . I TO L O D D i n S D lC S , * ' ” Funeral Saturday , , , r * 4 Coppim. 81. o f Orange Blvd., I’lula, died Her, IS in a -Sorth Florid* l>ov|iil*l He rame 1,1 Iw n Michigan tS year* ago. and wa* a retired tin im ltb and carpenter. i lr . Coppfn* Is m n lv c d bv one niece. Mr*. Fox o f California, Graveside services w ill be tonducted at Sylvan U k e Cemetery Saturday at 10 a. m. by the Rev. Cecil Shaffer, Weileyen Metho­ dist Church. Gramlove Funeral Home ia in charge o f arrangement* Young Demncrais National ron irntinn w ill lie held al Miami Beach nest April. Nelson l-anrlnnc, president ol the Young Democrat* Club* of America, said principal Item* on the agenda for the A pril 17-19 con­ ference include organiring a col­ lege political program, reviewing the work of the group’ * new wo­ men’s division, and planning for the 196) presidential convention Lane lone la id Florida wa* chos­ en for Ihe meeting because of the “ vigorous parly urganitalion work now being done there under the guidance of Gov. LeRov Collin*." Matter Of Degree manager'* decision to lock the front doors aa a precaution against looters — a move which trapped hundreds in the flaming building. Ironically, the name o f the de­ partm ent store mean* " life .’* The fire started at 3:23 p.m. A high Fire Department o ffic ia l tnfd United Press Intel national that it was caused hy a short circ u it in the colored lighlt that ornament­ ed a huge tableau o f the Holy Fam ily in thr center of the store’* ground floor. The flames, fed by paper and straw- in the simulated manger, spread to nrarby counter* piled w ith highly Inflammable plastfg toy* and gift* In a nutter of seconds, the flam e* rarrd arroaa the ground floor of the store In Bogota a fash­ ionable ilh Avenue. trapping score* of person* In the re a r por­ tion of thr building. By the umc firem en reached tlie scene, only 3 m inute* after the afsrm rounded, the whole front of thr building waa in (lame* The work of the firefight­ e r* wa* hampered by rush-hour crowd* milling around the build­ ing. Moat of Ihe dead w rre suffocat­ ed rather lhao burned. A fire of­ ficia l said he found In d ie * piled 30 deep against the re a r wall of the ground floor where stamped­ ing crowds fought desperately i f an effort to escape. Congress To Snub Arkansas Winner WASHINGTON <UPl i —Authori­ tative* sources said today the spe­ cial House Elections Committee would recommend th a t segrega­ tion I *t Dale Alford not be seated pending a thorough Investigation of his write - in v lrto ry over Rep. D ro o l* Hay* (D Ark.J. They made the prediction as the com m itt re In a surprise m nr* met with Hays behind closed door* and llien tatted a public *e*. slon tn hear hiv statement on tho ro n lro i eriy. One mender said the committee probably would wind up action late today on the com plaint of rlectinn irrrgularilira file d against A lford by a l ittle Rock publisher. Hays, in a brief appearance be­ fore the (ommlttee, commended It* inquiry but reiterated h it de> etvlon not to ror.test the election. But Hays did not appear to have rinsed the dmir against the possibility he might ta ke the seat in c ir n t the House s h o u l d rule that he wa* rnlitlad to tt. Mouse Democrat* already Hava at least trn ta tlirly excluded Al* ford from their ranks by failing In Invite hint to a p a rty caucus Jan. 6. Thl* pavrd the w ay for an almost certain showdown vote on w tw ther In sdmil him n t t i l to the majority party H ay* slid he wa* not prepared to testify on Ihe Irregularities al­ leged hv Ullle Rock Publisher John Wells to liavn occurred in th r Nov I election Students To Swell Traffic On Roads When univrrilty and college stu­ dent* from the 33 institutions ol higher learning tn F lo rid * leava th e ir classrooms F riday, Highway Patrolmen and Sheriff** Deputies w ill be doubly laved. An ritimated (3 000 student* will •w e ll Christmai travel on Florida Highways, adding to the already increasing traffic problems of the approaching holiday ir a in n . A rrest* fur traffic vio la tio n * have swelled in Seminole County during ths< past two weeks, according to o ffic ia l* in police, s h e riff and highway patrol d« part ment*. Elrestive speed ii charged against most of the drivrr* apprehended. Florida is only a few week* a way from rinsing the book* on an-' other vrar uf highway death and destruction. In Ihe firs t 11 months of thia year t t died in tra ffic . Al tho prrsrnl rale of death toll, lha 1936 total will surpass last year's figure euntidrrably. Overhead Waa Low When Herbert Bens. 33. went lata business for himself his only ex­ panse was for a flashlight, h it ha tnded up losing *34 cm the vanfur*. RIPTON, Vt. - f U P i l - After ihe library here wee closed for the winter because the building was unhealed, the school board made ■ room available in in old Bent w u (load *34 w fce i polka • schoolhouie which had been aban­ caught him charging hockey fa x i doned because it wae In* geld 21 cenu I t park la • h t a parking for pupil* area near the arena. � 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, 1958 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, December 16, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1958. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 1958; <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/23e2f443a9aa1f0c0776a57a190fd2d4.pdf 51cd9b1531eb274de09b39e7bfe10c1e PDF Text Text • - * v :T S 3 H * iw v ■SVt oypc. ■■•:.%_;,*7 ;• .*•, •• ¥ l§ iP * ? •' % p 5* - ' b r- r,. : tc te S cd u h yo u . I r. I 1 :m i p - ■ ■ t *-r ! Proudly we salule the men of our N avy. . co u rag e for their high in time of w a r. . . fur their steadfast devotion to the finest Weals of citizenship. May all of us take inspiration from their devoted service ami pledge ourselves to keep America strong and free. Our Standing Invitation ■nk * /fiV. BEDDU » •*.« y . « s - t , - ii “ •‘ ■m— •>»«■ J*T WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD rfro W*tattle jnkkiN r pals sM|l% baa ^skL yaa aMmr Mly. Pick a* year lar at Ike Mr#fSSSi iMi Sana Offla. Odfcain & Tudor, luc. >• aaO* nuiunr odham. pm. an 7** ftaatln* _0gM£_l^ul7!M a Wtk St Pin— FAM»»l " g fe �V __ ir News Briefs Sign Of The Times LONDON (U P D - A fleet Street pub a i l ready for a Joyou i Noel. It (ported a algo reading: “Avoid Christmas ruih—drink now." Reds Offer Travel HONG KONG (U P D - A Com muntit • operated travel bureau here today offered a five-day tour of Communiit Chinese people’i communes just north of the border for the equivalent of $20. Maneuvers Started I 00K1XG AT KXinniT-Vicw in p o n r of Ihc static ex hibits at the Sanford Naval Air Station during open house arc, left to right, Ed Hclnemnn, Douglas Aircraft vice p r e ­ sident nntl designer of the AftD; Gov. LeRo; Coll Ins, ('apt. James D. Unmage, commander of Heavy Attack Wing One, and Donald Douglas Jr., Douglas Aircraft president. £?„ • r ' ,• M' ," , T‘ . ’h„...................... bcveral of the Navy dignitaries Seminole 4-H’ers #Win Dairy Honors Seminole 4-H'crs received hon­ or* at the i;ih annual M l Club area dairy show in Orlando. Satnrj ay 7’ ,, . __ , .................... . ,.I, „ _ . ^ni.i'jrrsrv h.s clehbmonthsold, Jersey h"ifrr heifer. Top Notch Estelle Linda * *0 cond place In the Junior heHer rlaii. In the overall competition. (ibid. Include* U (tore on record .keeping, show loir the a .lllty of l.ie rionlrstant, fitting aa! com it Ion of the animal and a classification lype score of the animal Owen re reived, a total of (U. points am! a blue ribbon. Catherine Cammack showed her two-year obi Jersey cow. Aim Katherine Iris ’, to third place In her clan and a red rlblwn with a total of If 3. Dave Thomas Gen eva also placed his Jersey hrifrr, - “Tammy", in llir red ribbon • group with a score of *0 f In a judging contest which fot lowed the showing of the animals by the 4-IFcrs. Seminole County plsred second in a field of si* teams. The team was turn posed of Owen Cammack, Catherine Cammack and Dave Thomas, all of Geneva, and Tommy Wlederhold, Lake Mary. It scored a total of 311 points out of a possible COO. Tommy Wlederhold and Owen %CaCmmsck won individual Imnors. Tommy was second high scoring Individual in the contest. Owen Ued for fourth place. Other Semlnoic County 411'ers and parent* attending the show were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas and Ferry Thomas, Geneva: Mr Elbert Cammack and Franc Cammack, Geneva. David Yates, Sanford, and Cecil A. Tucker, II. Seminole C o u n t y Agricultural •#Agmt. Yule Rush Hits; Trucks Are Needed The Sanford Dost Office sent out an emergency plea this morning for extra trucks to carry Incoming packager. The heavy Christmas mall has more than taxed the farlhlhi of dflhe local post office. Already onestake truck has been obtained from the Navy. Itrsidrnta mailing packages and Christmas cards arc reminded to use the Dost Office annex on Se­ cond St., in the old Bulrk Agency building. Use of the substation eli­ minates standing in line, as the annex does not handle Incoming i*all •Sid Baney Is New Squadron Leader Cdr. Sid Barney relieved Cdr. William Spiegel this m-rnlng as commanding officer of Heavy At­ tack Squadron One in ceremonies at the Naval Air Station, Jackson­ ville. The new skipper has been with Hat Wing One since IM0. and wras aarecently executive officer of VAII v 3 Ills wife, Martha, and two child­ ren, Sidney J r . and Dennis Lee, are residing in Sanford. VAII-I will move trntn Jacksonville lo the Sanford Naval Air Station In February. ______ Docket Is Sounded Judge Wilson Alexander handed down Judgments on a heavy Semi­ nole County dockrt this morning. ^Misdemeanors and traffic viola­ tions took up most of lha threepaga docksL Purge Under Way AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. XLIX United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1958 SANFORD, FLORIDA Troops To Invade If West Attempts To Break Blockade N avy Appreciation Day Termed V e ry Successful BUDAPEST, Hungary <UPD-A political purge ol leading officials After earrfully counting [dales In the Hungarian catering industry Is now In progress, it was reported served during Navy Appreciation today. Day, officials estimated that 3.0P0 people were icrvcd chicken pilau Miami Opens Airport In Fort Mellon Park, Saturday. MIAMI IUPD— Miami today opened Its ultra modern 26 mil­ The cold drink stands dispensed lion dollar airport terminal, de­ 2.300 hollies of pop, while the colsigned to put this city in the fore­ fee committee poured 3,000 cups front of Jet age travel. of coffee. The crowd was larger, since many came to listen to the High Court Rules For Green Orange; No Orange Oranges Many Visited Sanford; Comments Interesting Over 300 Attend Elks Charity Ball Gov. Collins Tours Naval Air Station Tournament Ends; Best For M ayfair NO. East German Leader Talks W ar music of the Five Owls and the Hebei*, who gave their all as they sang on a tmek parked on the diamond. It was a heaullful. warm sunny day. and the guest* felt most ap­ preciated as (hey heard Mack Cleveland Jr and U. S. Rep. Syd llrrlong praise the Navy and It* relationship with Sanford. Hrrtong said, "I have never seen TROPHY PRESENTED—Adm. Wendell G. Swltrer (left), a town (hat liked anything as commundcr of fleet air, Jurk-sonville, pregents the Carrier Blast H urts Score much as Sanford docs the N av. Airman sit ip Trophy tn Cdr. Rny Kemandex, commanding SHKRHHOOKE, Que. (U P D - An You have Iwcn taken to the hearts explosion levelled a four-story officer of Squadron Eleven, after tho '*CheckertallV from of Sanford cilUens." furniture store and a two-story the U S S Franklin I). Roosovelt w on th o plaqua in th e flew with competing squadron per- house today and Injured at least Cleveland gave (ho Navy Appre­ »onne! as they vied for the Car- a score of persons. ciation Day address, saying. "The sixth bombing derby here. rier Alrmamhlp Trophy, present* Navy lias Joined in all our civic ed for the first time, activities. There are no barrier* ft Runs In Family Crowd* visited static display* in here between the people In our MARSEILLES, France tUl’D j reccntty-complctrd hangar and Mrs. E m 111 c Vincente, whose community. While we realire that many of you will be hero with us ln ,hce,wl P1™'* ®f ‘he flight line, mother died 37 year* ago at the only a short time, we hope that ' V,,rn ,hl‘ 30 A3,)* Jn<1 ace of 108. died here Sunday fighters had landed, the public cyo night. She wai 1M WASHINGTON (UPD - The Su­ you will come back to Sanford turnid to the viewing stand where preme Court upheld today an or­ to live permanently." tr r phies were presented. • The second annual Navy Appre­ der which prohibits Trxas and Trucking: Drive Set Mm and offi.cn of rarh squadSaniord enlerlatiioi visitor* from much impreired. There are more Florida growers from coloring or­ ciation Day was sponsored by the ron l i n k u p 'a i ' attention before w ^ r l l Z E I n i anges with “ Red 32", a coal tar Sanford Scmio"'c County Junior alt over the country last week. chain benefits and battle readiness The Mayfair Golf Open and the for tho dollar here than any place the government claimed . (l Chamber of Commerce. local civic . r *Ming One g sixth bowhing £• K - T , * . '1 XdyeoSESSTSSS Attack clubs served chirkrn pilau, role sixth Ikimhlng derby of Heavy At- I've »ccn." derby was announced. Wives, chit- been appointed a general organis­ poisonous. er of the big trucker* union. Today's derision was unani­ slaw, bread and celery to hungry lark Wing One attracted large fol­ Admiral Davia also rommcoled drm and guests watched eagerly, on the healthy spirit of coopera­ mous. with Justice William J. Navy personnel, who wrro admitt­ lowing*. th e Conover Trophy, given in ed free with their families. What were they saying? tion and rompcliliun found among Budgets To Get Axe Brennan Jr. speaking (or the court. memory of Cdr Conovrr, former In tor background, Jaycees mix­ Vice Adm. W. V. Davis, Deputy competing squadrons. TALLAHASSEE (L T D - Gov. The producers have claimed Hat-Wing squadron commander, ed the staw In laundry carta, and Commander in Chief, U.S. Atlantic Donald. Douglas, president of they don’t use enough Red 33 to Lritoy Collins and the Cabinet was presented to Squadron Nine carried hot pilau In huge pots. The Fleet: “ This (the bombing derby) by Vice Adm. M. V. Davis, deputy will open a series of hearings Wed­ do any harm. Under a special act chef. Cotton Brown, wandered look* very* Rood. Indeed. I am Douglas Aircraft: "These boys are doing a swell Job. The bomb­ eommander-in-chirf uf the Allant. nesday to try to rut down some of Congress, they ean continue to around In a dare, after cooking ing derby is great, and I like thia use it until next Marrh I. ttso million dollars in atate spend­ to Fleet. Cdr. Hoyd Harris uf l.ooo pound* of rice amt 300 chick­ part of (he country." Douglas also Rrd 33 was originally approved en* for the pilau Leftover food VAH-D accepted the award, which ing requests. remarked (hat ho was asked to by the federal government In 1339 waa taken to the Good Samaritan *• '° r lhf ,*»•<«» number remove his cost while pictures New Jet Unveiled a a harmless far use In food. T^trr P0' ”1* *^°rcd ‘J* •*l evrB** cx Home were taken with Gov. LeBoy Col­ cept the Airmanship Competition SAN DIEGO. Calif. (UI'D-The It hresme suspect as a possible Seated at the head table with lins. Th* Douglas plant la in Call* Lcdr. James A. Nelson division 01 of tiruriai General i»jDy rause of cancer. .u iiiiii accepted --X I'IOI Convair vein, an ui«i»iun llrrlong ami Cleveland were Capt. fnrnla ami II wai reld Friday la ,hr Nordcn TroPh> * f,’r *'r3t" llfn' namlca Corp. today unveiled what The Fowl A Drug Administra­ Lionel Arthur, Fdr. John Miller, Approximately .113 people at­ Sanford. m aiot(nuco of fl(|tht BCar« from it called the w orldi fastest Jet tion. after hearings, removed Ret! Capt. James Itamage Heavy At­ Hear Adm. J. C. Daniels, com* airliner—the Convair M0. It said 32 from the approved list In 1935. Cdr. Ed Winter, John Krider, Joel tended tho annual Elks* Charity Field. Jayece President Tommy Ball a( mo Mayfair Inn Hator- tack Wing One Commander: *T wandant o( su th Nava, l)Utr(e| the plane could ero*s the nation in The validity of the removal order McDonald,* Chaplain* W 111 i a ms day night. for ,, want to congratulate *11 you me* was at stakr In today's ease. The Fuller and Nihit iluhhle ami CtiarA reception was held prior lo on your bard work. The nation h u Th(, r*a‘r rier Atrmatnhl|I Tr0. D i hours. Mh U. S. Circuit Court ol Appeals Ue Morrison. Ihc dance at (he Elk’a Club. Kora benefltted from your effort*." j . ^ awar,|r,| for performance in In New Orleans ruled in favor of The park started filling |ronipUy d'oeuver* were prepared hy the C apt Ruth llrlnglc. command­ ,|lc demonstration was presented Mob Greets Official UAU1IAD, lra,|. (Uri)-U. & the (rowers but that derision was at 12:30. People re in lined until Elk's wives. At th* hotel, guests ant of mldthlpmen, U, 8. Naval F im a g 't s f U d i i / the musical groups stopped playing were greeted by Exalted Huler W. Academy: “ It le wonderful to b* Cdr. R (). Vtfn)ard{a (rom R t/ r A,.* >iant cm.. m a ty oi S,a.r Gil­ R v risn l tftday, The dispute was taken to court at 3:13. The crowd wai seated on D, liardin and his wife, Peggy. A back in Sanford. I've never met Adm. Wendell Swilier, command liam Rountree arrived here today r r ot fiw t s|r< Jo, iionvllle. Judg- from Cairo to be greeted by an by the Florida Citrus Exchange hoards ptacrsl across comrele barkgroumi of organ music was as many friendly people a t right inir , he air demonstration was angry, shun ling mob demanding and by Frank U. Schell, a Tam|>a blocks, loaned by Odhalu and Tu provided by York Music Company here." of Orlando, ,-a|lf |£otfrt KWcr director of that be turn around and go home, grower who originated the color- dor and Holloway Concrete. U. 8. Rep. 8yd Htrlong: "Th* added process. Elks Club banners wero draped publicity given Sanford during Art Karri* and Hill ilrumlcy ni|fhl |.atuacnt jih rr, j(,|. The growers contended that the were co-chairman of the celebra­ against the gay background of the this past week le Invaluable, end Rcar Adm. Kenneth Craig ar* public won't huy oranges with tion. Harris said this morning, Circus liar Room. Tables edged a well deserved. Hie few who ori­ tfved shortly before reremonirs Flooded Heater: green skins, the natural rotor of Wo want to thank all the mer­ crowded dame floor where people ginally fought the idea of an air from lf„, j [-rani.|m [j. B o w most ripe orangrt in Florida ami chants who donated food and mon­ were inspired by the music of Pete station hero have long since eatveil and awarded an individual No Fire Damage trophy to 1.1. Tom Kilclinc, pilot of The Sanford Fire Department an Texas. California oranges are rol ey to make Navy Appreciation Kukur and his Pnpulalrci. The rn their words." Porky Oliver, golf professional! the winning crew. Capt. James swrred a call at 1:23 this morning orrd during the growing process Day possible; the rivlc clubs for group contributed several novrlly and do not need touching up. helping with the work, amt the number* to the evening'* enter­ "Tho fishing Is as good ee ever, Kamago presented more trophies tainment. Roy Green, past exalted Brennan said the court was "not Navy for coming." but my golf could improve." to AOl Raymond llile, bombard­ at Edward Higgins Terrace, Apt ruler, gave the eleven o'rlork loavt, persuaded" by the industry argu Chick lUrtiert, runner up in Mayier-navigator. and ,\E2 Keith 3. Sluch hilarity resulted from the fair Open: “The course has never nient that the word* “ harmtes*"' Srhmig, third crewman. No damage was reported when and "poisonous" are relative march been mure beautiful. Your greensCdr. Joe Tully, former com­ a flooded heater caused a sudden Civitans To Hear grand Following the ball, guest* enjoy­ keeper (Bob Willis) has dons an words and refer only io Hie if manding officer of Squadron Five, ed the hospitality of Ihc Elks at a flare of fire. Firemen waited until feet of the substance "taken In tm aiing job of converting sandnow deployed in the Mediterran­ Dr. J. W. Pearce breakfast served at the Elk* Club. spur* to well kept fairway* " ean. accepted the Wing Command- the heater was operating proper a particular way and In parttral-1 Dr. J. Winston Pearce, putor of The entire evening wav reported lar quantities, on an organic sys Sanford a* a whole: "It was er's Trophy, given for the first ly before leaving the scene. the Flrat Baptist Church, lief.and. to l.c highly successful. Funds will fun, but thank goodness we aren't tern." time this year lo the squadron l*nrfit the Harry-Awia Crippled will be the guest speaker Thurs­ "This Is not a cam like the ex­ with the highest state of opera­ doing this every week I" Children'* Home in Umatilla, ample* put which remind us that day night for the rivitan Club tional efficiency. Cdr. Tully wilt Policeman’s Ball Dr. Pearce will tell the ilnry Russell Spencer was general pure water would be deleterious report to Washington lite r thia if taken at the rate of four gal­ of his trip around the world In chairman of the event. Other* as­ moth for duly. Vie* Adm. Robert Slated Saturday lon* an hour or common table salt 1937, for the special Christmas pro­ sisting were: Dick Mapes, enter­ Goldthwilie made the present!, tainment; Roy Green, publicity; gram. The Seventh annual Policeman's at several ounces," be said. tion. lie Is a graduate of Wake Forest Robert Htlhlmer, reservations and During the open house, wives of Ball will be held Saturday night College, Southern Baptist Theolo­ seating; Marcel Faille, decora­ Heavy Attack Wing One staff of­ at the Mayfair Inn. Proceeds will Seminary am* f University tions; Homer I.iltle, reception. benefit the Police Benevolent As­ Thurmond Hits Court gical ficer* served holdogs and cold Gov LeRoy Collins was greet* of Chicago, and Is it, *1 demand drinks lo visiting guests. Douglas sociation. ed Friday prior to th* NAB pub­ SOUTH BEND. Ind. (UPD - as a speaker at conventions, civic Tlcketi may bo obtained from all Sen. Strom Thurmond (DSC.) Aircraft displayed the A3D In a Jaycees Selling lic open house hy Capts. James miniature version and gave away Sanford policemen for the 9 p. m. charged Sunday night that Su dubs and churches. Itamage and Lionet Arthur. Dinner reservations must bo Christmas Trees tons of literature for puhlie edi­ dance, featuring Pete Bukur's premr Court rulings, admtnistra The governor toured the Sanmade with the Plnrrreit Inn hv •Topulalres'', fication. Hon bureaucracy and rongresilon Thursday morning The dinner will Christmas trece, wreath* »nd forxi Naval Air Station, accom­ al acts have undermined the U. 3 tie held at 7 p. m. tree stands went on sate yester­ panied by the two commanding of. Constitution. day afternoon In the Jaycco lot fa n , J . Bralley Odham, Dan Wright, W. E. Patrick, T. E. on Frrneh Ave. The lot will he open from 10 a. Tucker and John Krider. With to many admirals (I) m. until 9 p. m. dally. Jayree R u b Hit Ry Train Mostly clouds through Turtdiy chairman ef the sale Is Mason aboard the station, Capt. Arthur BRIDGEPORT, Mich. (UI’D could 1* cieuied when he ad­ A Chesapeake St Ohio Railway with occasional rain today. High Wharton. Fund* will ho used to cample!* dressed the governor as admiral, freight train crashed Into a stalled today in the ISO’s. Somewhat cooler causing Collins to remark on Mi school bus at a crossing here to­ tonight with lew 49 to 5$. North­ Hie half-hull! Jaycee Information The fourth, and most succesafut, ed the imagination of the audi­ day and three popUa were reported easterly winds 13 lo 23 miles per booth, located on the lot with the quick promotion. CoIIlna Inspected the faculties of VAH-3 and rode Mayfair Inn Open golf tourna­ ence, which included many digni­ Injured. Christmas trees. hour today and tonight. in an A3D Skywarrior trainer ment was completed yesterday. taries, including Congressman with Vice-Admiral Davis. George Bayer, gangling former Hyd Iferlong, Carl Hubtell and Among thoso meeting the gov­ prh football player and a gallery Tom hhcefaan of the Ran Francisco ernor wero Frank Compton, direc­ favorite won the title in a story- Giants, tourney sponsor, and oth­ tor of plans and policies of North ers. book finish. American Aviation Inc., and DonTo the delight of hundreds, the Milling spectators followed Bolt. aid Douglas, president of Douglas title wasn’t derided until the final Finslerwald. Julius Horos and Aircraft. putt on the final hole. Winlnger until the news leaked Frank Mebanc J r , Mayfair inn out that Harbert had scored three manager, described this as the birdies and an eagle on four suc­ 'best" of the tournaments, from cessive hole*. Then they Docked to all standpoints. The weatherman see Harbert, flayer and Ranford'a cooperated on the final two days. Jiy Hebert battle it out. 1( was Just as Ixautiful Saturday Itayer, recogniied as the long and Sunday a* it was nasty Thurs­ biller in golf, was in trouble many limes. On each occasion, he rose day and Friday. Some 2,600 f a n s gathered to the challenge, thrilling his sup­ around the No. 1 tee for presenta­ porters with colorful and accurate tion of cheeks, an anti-climax to recovery shot, MIAMI (U PI>- Icy winds from the stirring final round which aaw (In No. 17, l alls of Harbert and one of the worst cold fronts of the several golfers make all-out bids Itayrr were almost touching on 1seasoo hlew down over extreme the green. After looking the situa­ for the title. North Florida today and were ex­ One by one, the challenges fell tion over. Harbert laid, ”1 might pected to bring fretting weather short. The final threat by a whis­ as well shoot, I can’t pass." Bayer tonight near Ihe Georgia border. tling old pro came closest. Chick replied. “I wiah you emild." But the weatherman aald heavy Herbert's great effort endeared As they teed off for Ihc last cloud blankets over Central Ftorhim le the heart! of the gallery, hole, a specMlor became over-en­ Ua probably wilt spare tha rich thusiastic, said: "go in the sand however. citrus belt from tha first frost aad Bayer thus became the second trap" as Bayer's ball sailed over treating weather ef th golfer to win his first U. 8. title i the trees toward the No. 10 green. However, Forecaster at Mayfair. AI naldtng. IU6S Bayer looked around and said, Newmsa warned that champ, was the Drat. B a /rr with­ i "I'm glad Ihc gallery is for me." peeled rapid dlntpalloe ef th# stood drives by Art Wall Jr., a When he sank (he putt cn No, strong back nine showing by lto !g, • wide grin split his big face, G R E E T E D A T CHARITY HALL— T h ia waa th ir d from loft, a n d H o m tr Lltllo. T h a ladlea, cloud cover coaid send temperslures near the danger point la the Wiaingcr. « steady game by Dow Harbert extended his hand in con­ fro m la ft, a r t M rs. I r m a K ant, M rs. W ada citrus belt early Tueaday moratag. Flaitorwald and a leee-strong gratulations. Thus oadad tbs moat a ty p ical aceno a t th a annual E lk s C h a rity Ho advised fanners aw* outstanding townament in May* B alt S a tu rd a y n ig h t. G reeting jrueata and B an d ar and M n . G o rd o n F radarick. throat by Tommy Bolt. {UstyaIrons Photo) In tha araa to Im p a al , m em b ers a t th * d o o r wurs w . D . H a rd in , Bat it was Uarbeit who captur­ fair history. - ThousandsSee .Local Station Despite a chit! brcetc Friday afternoon at the Sanford Naval Air Station, Ihouiandi attended the public open home, and thrilled to the sight of the giant A3D Si.ysvainort aa they flew tn formation 0Vv!.m- ro. t cl* Is and high-ranking Naial ofials fleers stood with the crowd as they watched the attack lom'-crs ln earner-type maneuvers, and come to a halt TEHRAN. Iran (U P D - Joint Iranian • American naval maneu­ vers begun Sunday in the Prrslan Gulf will continue through Thurs­ day an o f f i c i a l announcement said today. fflft H a n fo r d Weather BERLIN i UPI) - East German (Vtm.r.:—!il Party Boas Walter Ulbricht hints I today that Red troops would lavsde West Ger­ many It any attempt la made by tho West to break a Berlin block­ ade. He made the statement tn an Exit Berlin speech as the East German Communist newspaper "Young World" was warning that a single shot fired la defease of Western troops In West Berlin could start * world war. Uulhrieht said today "every st­ uck on the German Democratic Republic tKast Germany) will be turned into a devastating defeat west of the Elba and Were* Riv­ e n 1' — the rivers between Bast and West Germany. Soviet Premier N I k 11 * 8. Khrushchev declared last week that any Western military move against East German blocked* measures would be considered an stuck on East Germany and that tbs Soviet and other Warsaw P a d allies would tight back. In that cootsat, UtbrtcM'a Mast today was the most warlike threat store Khrushchev Uinched Ms get-out-of-Berlto campaign la Moscow oa Nov, 10. Ulbricht, head ait tha niit Tarty sad deputy made his threats to a •_ his return from a six-day official visit to Poland. other deputy premier, BsinAnother rich Ran, who greeted Uta datognlion at tha Eaat SUtioa, rattan * ed that "we will axardaa ear rights oa air, land ta d waist routes" — another threat af • blockada. Duck Not Stuck; Just Taking Rest RICHMOND, Va. (UPD - A duck la stuck, tha caller tall lire. Officers relayed tha report to several InUrested sfancies Satur­ day. A short tlm* later there as­ sembled at a small lake: five p o Hetman, a gam* warden, tw* members oi tha Society tog tha Prevention of Cruelty to Aafmala, a member ef th* CMy P a sts Com­ mission, rrprrsenUtlvea af the Ora department aad members of • rescue squad. The duek, a p a y and black one, was about 100 feet from shore, ap­ parently a prisoner of Ice that had formed on the taka. Police thought a hook and lad­ der might do tha trick. But fire­ men aald duck-rescues were out of their tine. Tho BPCA representative* stop­ ped to. They Ued a rope to an lute Jack aad threw It oat several times to break the ice. A parka Commlaaton track ar­ rived with a row boat and a canoe. A workmen walked gtotariy out onto th* lee, poahing tha canoe ahead of Mm. He reached down to free the duck and the duck waddled away. Wasn't stuck, Just sitting there. Decision Slated On Chuluota Plat A decision on th* re-plat of Cbuluota will ha announced tomorrow by SrmlnMe County Commlsatoo at 10 a. to. meeting to tho courthouse. The re-plat waa protested by resident* two weeks ago. Tho ChuluoU Development Corp. has re­ quested approval. Report* «ay that eommiaslonan will approva the new plat, rioting certain roads sround Lake Kath­ ryn. Be Proud Of The Cloud's They Rebuff Cold Front on temperature advisories through the day. He added that (here was a good chance that frost rad freestog weather would reach Central Flor­ ida Wednesday morning. Meanwhile, continued mild taoepen tu res were forecast to* la tfh Florida, fatgttttag to p t tha An* ‘" a I ‘ Newman aald hi* h Florida North ■at gat than the 40's. Lows expected to tamhto lllgha this and Central to ha to the Oa toitiMtoR thtoadtoT kai- . £ �finforb Tourist Trade Up Jxralt LONDON ( W l » - MM<0« R»4» itld today th ll about 1,000 Amir, lean tourUti have vialted th* Sovial Union to far Oil* yaar-doublt the 1MT number. I.t. John B. Root. Jr . USNlt. of Fanford, U tam r a ir-cmber Mon­ day of the Bar of the U. S. Saprttne Court. WaahlostOo. in <OfemoftJf» hold prior to regular eei- Everybody S io n i o f th o ( ' o o r l He it the ion of !)r J Bernard Root, m inuter of ihr l i n t Con­ gregational Church. Sanford. I.t Root la currently local off! CAUGHT OFF GUARD — Buay rating at the head table was special guest. U. S. Rep. Syd Herlong. who dined on chicken pilau with Navy and civilian official* from Sanford during Navy Appreciation Day. Left lo received the AB degree from Stel- n L'nivemt- ta t i l l tho I-I.B dealer in t»SS He entered the Navy Officer Candidate School, Newport. R I ■ in September. 19S3 and was com­ missioned an raiiga In the U. S Naval R tiervt in 1*44. He wai promoted to hU presrnt rank in DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT PARTY — Kxecu- Rcrzsa. Ed Heinemann, chief designer for May, 191*, Uvea folk with Douglas Representative** Douglas: Mrs. Sam Day, H. G. Hynd, vire- 1‘rior to reportirif lo the Florid* wive* *t the buffet dinner Saturday night preiidcnt and general manager of Dougin*. Group. he was adminutrative as­ sistant to the commanding officer, At the Mayfair Inn, given by the aircraft Admimatrative Command. U. 8 (Photo by Bergatrom) company. Left to right, Mr*. Robert H. Naval Training Station. Great lakei. 111. He alto was aenior tnal and drfente vounsrl before central courts in itia l of the Nln th Naval P iitrict Scruggs, *>. Boatfa|ten. w .V e, would he bought or stolen in He is e member of the Florida Bar. the Federal District Court were arrested at a Jllatr! bar Georgia and mailed lo Miami In for the-Southern District of Flon da. Circuit Court of Appeal* of niod lo go before • U J. eommU James Billy E id son, 77, Gadsden. gift packages. Jem iran escaped a police stake­ (toner hare today on charge! of Ala . Edna Hubbard. O. Brockton. A la. and Edna Jewel rUrsoo, :a. out and was last seen m a 1954 gMrattag an interttata Helen ear Manleavtil*. Ala., were apprihtad- cream and green Chevrolet with Its* Alabama license tags if m w tJ U . a ninth suspect wrbo ed in a Miami Beach rnoul Daniel Steven Waters. V». Mi­ A police source said there was may have find with all the gang*! ami Beach. Samuel Kobrian. 41, "a good possibility'' that Jernifan profits was being sought. He was Miami Beach and Kenneth Earle took the profits of the gang after flhattflad Stave Jernigam alia* a quarrel and fled just before the J |p BUvecs. described as -arm ed Cohen. 9 . >yaml. were arrested FBI crackdown at the tim e time at a Miami • S L T f f s f a , gang operated hotel. All w trt charged with canspiraey to violate the federal Inter­ state transportation of stolen mo­ 090*9(1 the eight person* In £ m toparate raids la Greater tor vehicle statute. Lee 0. Teague, apecisl agent BUml Saturday aighL 'Therom Paytoo Borrow, IS. Ran In chart* of the Miami FBI office, said the ring operated In M M County, Ala., tad Luther the three southern states, stealing ear* (or resale In the Miiml area. Ha said they bad rented a garage here where new serials and motor numbers were stamped on the c a n ' body. Later, tallying license pistes needs right. T*irmy McDonald, preildent of Jayceei, Chaplain William Fuller, fhnplaln Nllun Hubble. Merlon*. Judge Voile Wil­ liams Jr., Joel Field. John Kridcr. (Herald Staff Thoto) WEST PALM BEACH «UPII— A nationwide pickup order was out today (or Floyd A. Holispcl. 43-1 ear-aid ta -convict wanted for questioning la the canal slaying of a moonshiner. The ihcriirs office laid Koliapci was the lilt man seen with Lou Gene Harvey. It. before Harvey's body waa found u> • canal near here Nov. T. llarvey and Holrapel were seen togrth-r leaving Jacksonville on Nov. J. the oflicert said. Harvey had given hla wife an automobile 1 cenae cumber lo turn over to authorities In case anything hap- The Heroic number was triced to a ear owned by • John Ljr.ch of Miami. Officers lite r learned t.tat Lynch was an aisumed name used by HoUapc). Shop For Christmas IS a Mail At E y i n g , FA 2-»»0 tv th * tia « HERTZ Vic RoboBo, Aft. 801 E. lot vvii.iui; o u n u n vn. vtoua ulovkk. voticii t o Any whir* In Th* U. 8. A. We Have A Nice Selection Of Freshly Cut Canadian Christinas Trees. 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W*an«»l.% Januarr T. 1111 *i:n ihsraaft.r at raMtvta Mntlra'a CwwMtf (aslae Cswnlulss give* you command of th* world** Aneat, automatic cooking. . . worryfre«, defro*t-free refrigeration. . . an *v*r-re*dy aupply of piping-hot o old c o i v t t snvivn r a e e i m o s Aatww at Pwklla Mraria( i*r *lv#« la arrwreaar# with Want"" I* at Ua h* that 1. w*. wtnkiN hu tuai all *( 11— • I an* SHilta ) and Blarh t> ha •»"•# T*l ■na flat.will ti» h.M la tva hamlriute f'-imir (>irt ihiailaalaBat* r.Ktm, vv».|m,"«», Janwar, f, ltl» as sate tl*r*a(itf aa pvaslhla a,r»mn|, t'-unt, Xanins CaiqatlMlaa it Ituh.rt 9 l»t*»n a-rnltsnlt CauhlV laatns Dlrtrtar aitM iv n n c m v n to v iv i . i t a m m o v water for more sanitary, automatic NORTH AMERICAN I1AR REPRESENTATIVES—Capt. Georgo Whiteside U.S.N. (ret), chat* with Cdr. and Mrs. Ralph Chandler (left) at the p«rtv jriven Snturdiy by North American Aviuiion Inc. ut the .Mayfair Inn. Chand­ ler i» leaving Sitnford to repiaie WhiUaide n» Bureau of Aeronautic* IteprtMentativr nt the Columbus Diviiion of North American. Whiteside i* now aMj.vtnnt to the gener­ al manager of the Columbus Division. Hit wife ia the former Alice Cowart of DeLami. n - s - .i a 11■•—-» ra i-m can giv* you more ease, more freedom for family f u n fabulous Florida fun! A I t ' i th tjp tr tn f t •U-*l*etrie in .lour kiuhtn laundry Man lo u tta htrwlnola Cavan (antne T>lr*ttar mivmr you can chooa# for your hom* Liv* Better, electrically! a*niln*t« t'u u ai, Ranine CammlMlak h* dishwashing. Nothing, but nothing, Enjoy th* "Big Difference". . . V.lhr wf Puhli* lltarlaa 1t nir raur-iiit la P.iak, fclv-n !b a-—rCae.a wllh W#Mla" ) at '»• lulailvh* fket H. I* thi.alr hat ra-iu-it-C • **l*ta- gar. 11 a lull.* an lha fnllawina J.a -ih-4 wrasirlt Ikt It al L*t . Tablet a n«*r I.ai-a luMiiiaim, II#«Tih( •lit k- halt la- tha kamlnuia i'*ual, c«uri »ijr l'^•B^'lM r*#m. 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FINANCI l U V i a INC Of SANfOlt I2SSouth PttkAtrtflu* Fboai: FAlrfu I-4112 Sifllocd, Florid* �Mon., Dee. If. IN I P » |» 8 Hr? t eofarh |m l t Woman’s Page FA 1-261I MONDAY The Past Matrons Club of Semi­ nole Chapter No. 2 OES will hold its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Joe Corley, Cameron Ave., at 7:30 p. ra. The Sanford Firrmrn Woman's Auxiliary will have Us rrgular monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs. R. T. Thomas, 303 Maple Ave., at I p. m. A Christ* mas party wtU follow. Each mem­ ber la asked to bring a gift. The Little Women'* Story League will have their Christina* party at Ihe home of Miss Linda William* at 7 p. tn. There will be a gift exchange. TUESDAY Seminole Rrbcksh Lodre No. 43 will hold II* annual Christmas par­ ty at S p m. at ibe Odd Fellow* Home All member* are Wilted to attend. Bring a gift for the gift exchange. THURSDAY Regular mrrllng of Seminole Chapter No. 3, 0. E. S , will be held at the Masonic Temple at S p. tn. Thii will be a Christmas party. Each member and visitor is asked to bring a gift for ex­ change. C jO A S B A C om m a .MISS NANCY IRENE I’ll.AT Engagement Told Ur. and Uri. Huso PUat, Ply­ mouth, announced the engagement of their daughter. Nancy Irene, to George Alien Moffett Jr., ton t f' Church Calendar HONDA* The Dependable Claia of the First' Methodist Church will hold Its monthly merlins with Mrs. Ray Herron at 3110 Palmetto Ave. at 7:10 p. in. Seminole Association Sunday School Conference at the Northaide Baptlit Church In DeLand at I p. tn. Cherub Choir of Ihe Firat Bap­ tist Church will prsetice at 4:13 p. m. Pinecrest Baptist Church Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. The Woman's Society of Chris­ tian Service of the Firat Methodist Church and the Wesleyan Service Guild will have an annual Christmai party in McKinley Hall from 1-3 p. m. The Brownlee Bible Clasa of the First Presbyterian Church will have a covered dish supper and Christina* parly at 6:30 p. m. in Fellowship Hall. The Boy Seoula of the Firat Presbyterian Church will m ret at T p. m. The Christian Women'* Fellowship will mret at the church at 7:30 p. m. A Christmas program will be preicnled. Leader Mr*. Perry L- Stone. JlosUises, Mr*. J . W. Knifht and Mrs. Geo. W. Ro­ land of Mr.\ and Mra. George Allen Maffelt, Sanford, at a party given for Ihe couple Friday night. Friends and relatives from Apopka and Sanford called during the evening Miss Pilat graduated from Apop­ ka Memorial High School in I9J7. She was a member of Beta Club, a Drum Majorette, and a Home­ coming atlendant. She attended Florida Southern College in Lakelatd last year where she was a pledge of Della Jteta Sorority and a member of the Dolphin Club At prrsrnt ahe Is n student at Jones Business College In Orlando. Mr. Maffelt graduated from Seminole High School wtlb the class of 19U. He attended the Cit­ adel In Charleston. S. C., from 193347. He is now employrd by the Martin Company In OrlaiuK A February wedding is plsnned. The dste will be announced. Circle Two M eets Circle Two of the WSCS met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John Morgan. Delfcioua refreshments were served to the It members present. Two new members, Mrs Warnkr and Mrs. Sclbee, were welcomed Into the circle. The Christmas gift ami small individual cifts were brought to be given to the circle’s xhut-in. Sirs Morgan presided over the brief business meeting. For the scripture Mrs Richard Graham chose the Christmas story from St. Lukr. Mrs. J. If. Lee gave the Study on Isaiah. A Christmas poem was rtid by Mrs. B. B. Crumley, dismissing the group. TUESDAY The Junior Fellowahlp of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 3:30 p. m. for a Christ­ mas party and choir rehearsal. The Pioneer Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 6 p. m. for a Christmas (upper. Recreation lor Junior Boy* at the First Methodist Church at 3:30 pm The Choristers rehearse at the First Methodist Church at 4 p m. Men'a Brotherhood supper and profram at the First Baptist Church at 7 p. m. A called meeting of the newly circled hoard of otfieera of the First Christian Church will be held at 7:30 p. m.. at the church, to organise for the new year'a work. Cruaader Choir of the Firat Bap­ tist Church pracllcea at 7 p. m. The Fidelia Clan of First Baptist Church will meet at § p. m. with Mrs. A. L. Gunter at 2210 Pal­ metto. Mushroom Stuffing Costume Jewelry J jo a ri fa&nJtA WASHINGTON -tU P D — The home economics field is calling all women to ■ variety of Jobs. Teaching, extension work, diete­ tics, health and welfare, and re­ search arc a few opportunities open in this field, says Olga F. Bruchcr, president of the Ameri­ can Home Economics Association. About 4C.000 home economists tench the subject In schools and roUcgca. An additional S.oon per­ sons are extension service work­ er*. And sbout 30,000 are dieti­ cians. Another 3.S00 home econo­ mists work for commercial com­ panies that manufacture or dis­ tribute products or service* In Ihe home. Olliers work with maga rine*. newspapers. In radio or tele­ vision. In spite of the number of home economists, thrrr still Is a short­ age, Miss Bruchcr said. Some 5,000 home economics graduates are needed annually for new teach­ ing positions and replacements tn secondary schools. But only about 3,100 who are trained for teaehlng arc being graduated Not all graduates become teach­ er*, Mis* Bruchcr said. Thr de­ mand far exceed* the supply of home economists In extension, die­ tetic*, researth and business Salaries lor home-cc teachers range from >4.000 a year In ataritng positions to >13.000 or more a year for some college dears of home economics. Tn business, wo men experienced In the field hsve an Income potential of >10,000. and some salaries go rvrn higher Group Elects Officers T h e. Friendship League of the Congregations I Christian Church selected officers for 1939 at, a meeting held at Fellowship Hall Monday afternoon The new officers are: president, Mr*. William Helnbuck; firat vice president, Mrs. Clyde Stenson; second vice president Mrs. B H Iveri, secretary, Mrs Laura Ball: treasurer, Mrs. William West. Business for 1938 was complet­ ed. Reports from the conference lield Nov. 14 In Wlmer Park were heard. Other report* concerned the Thanksgiving boxes de llvercd tn the County Home. Plans were completed for the Christmas party to he held at Fellowship I Is II on Dee 22 Delicious rrfreshmrol* w e r e served by the hostesses, Mrs Helnbuck and Mrs. Ivers, to the II present. NEW YORK - 4 U P D - The American Mushroom Institute sug­ gests mushroom stuffing for tur­ key or chicken. Mix 3 cups stale bread cubes (4 slices! with 1/8 cup chicken stock nr water and *« teaspoon salt and 1/1 teaspoon pepper. Saute H cup finely chopped celery and 1/6 cup finely chopped onions In 4 tablespoons butter. Add mush rooms and saute. Sprinkle with 1/1 teaspoon grated nutmeg Add to When housecleantng for the holi­ other Ingredients and mix well. Stuff loosely Into cavity and truss. days, give window pane* a sparkle For a 12 to is pound bud, is by adding a little kerosene or am­ monia to suds crease Ingredient! three times. . Will Dazzle M ales ~ By GAY FAULKY .dull." said LoweasUla. NEW YORK (UPIl—The newest1mends too? No m a'am , thagr'rw costume Jewelry is bound to daz still a girl’* best friend." lie any male. The Fashion Coordination JMUJewelry manufacturers by the lute. which keepa taba on ftyia doten are producing pins, neck trends for tho jewelry Industry laces, earring* and oilier doo­ council, said aurora ran bo found dads in iridescent shades so bril­ from the cheapest to tho mo A oxliant old miss weak ryes here has pensive costume Jewelry (T illa­ been looking at them through col­ ble today. ored glasses. Used on clear, colorless stones The industry calls the jewelry or beads the coaling reflect* tho "aurora borealis", alter the lumi­ color of the costume. Used on rol* nous meteorological phenomenon ored stones or beads, it densities also known as Northern Lights. and diffuses the basic shade. An This brilliance Is possible through emerald stone given the thin me­ a metallic coating process, per* tallic cover, takes on a peacock feeled four years ago by a gem sheen. A pale blue stone becomes a deepet, more glittering shade. stone firm in Austria. Used On Col Gems Introduced Four Y ean Ago Ernest Lowenstrm, president of The Institute hat no overall es­ a New York Importing firm which timates of the percentage of cut distributes the ausOian products, gem* being coated. But LoewenGREETINGS ARE EXCHANGED by (left Reedy, her brother, Rob Canady: Mrs. Karl says that now the rnatmg Is being stein said his firm alone Imported to right) Donnld Douglas, president of Yates: Cdr. Williams Spiegel, skipper of applied by makers In Germany seven In eight million' dollars In this country. It is used al­ rut gems this year and "we can't (Photo by Berystrom) and Douglas Aircraft Company Inc.: Mrs. James VAH-1. most exclusively on clear crystal meet tnc demand." or colored rut beads and stones. He said Ihe aurora treatment "After this, rhinestones htok first was Introduced in Jewelry lines four years ago "but fall f l* r. Then Pari* designer* showed luminous Jewelry with their last collections. And tho fashion was on Its way. This winlrr. It was used on deep tones such ns rnhy, emir* aid and amethyst. Tbe Mayfair Inn ballroom was cers, their wives, ami civilian sic during the evening by the MayFor spring, tho Industry says, fair Inn trio. we girls will dattla with paler filled Friday evening when Doug­ gurtti tones — light rose, Jonquil and las Aircraft Co. gave a cocktail The wive* of local Douglas rep­ Among prominent local residents peridot green. invited wrrr Mayor Merle Warner, and buffet dinner party in honor resent a lives greeted guests at Ihe Mr. and Mrs Clifford McKIbbln, of local and visiting Naval offl- door and ushered them inside the Mack Cleveland Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. ballroom where Douglas offlciali Andrew Carraway, Mr. and Mrs. formed a short reception line. llraiiey Oilliam, Mr. and Mrs. Captain James Ramage received Prominent among thr Douglas per­ John Krtder, Mr. and Mrs. Art a stuffed owl Saturday night from sonnel present were Donald Doug­ Hams, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Morri­ the "Hoot Owls” of Heavy Attack las. president o( the company, II. son, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tuc­ Squadron Nine, during a party G. Ilynd. vice-president, Ed Heine* ker. given in Nine'* honor by North mann, chief designer, and L. J. Douglas Aircraft hosted the par­ American Aviation Co. Inc. VAH 9 Devlin, chief engineer. ly as a climax to bombing derby won the sixth bombing vierly Fri­ Giant poinseltias and white chry­ activities at the Sanford Naval Air day, and was awardrd North Ame­ santhemums formed huge corner Station, attended by Douglas offi­ rican'* Conover Trophy. NEW YORK —tl)FIF-Found, at arrangements on the ushaped cials and high ranking Naval dig­ Offlcrrs. wires and guest* of the winning squadron 'ttjoyed last: An answer to the perennial serving table. Guests enjoyed mu­ nitaries. Christmas question of what to give cocktails In the South Room of the Mayfair Inn dining room, be­ the person who already has every­ thing. fore a delicious butfet dinner. Greeting the guest* were Frank It turns out that It doesn’t real­ ly matter much what It Is. It can Compton and Capl- George Whitehe big. different, expensive or ab­ side of North American solutely worthless. But It must be Red and while decoralioni were something to talk about. used on the serving tables Danc­ ing was rnjnyrd following the din­ At long at your gift It a con ner and brief ipccrhet. About vrrtaUon piece, you will be a hit with the recipient. A candlelight processional vvtl) featured. Various selections will sixty attended. That's the advice given In a begin the annual bemiuole High bo sung by the Triple Trio, the new holiday volume titled "The Complete Christmas Book," edit School Christmas conceit Wednes­ Double Quartette, the eighth and To remove tarnish from silver rd by Franklin Watts, whirh aims day night at 8 p ■m. The Sanford ninth grade chorus, the rhoir. punch howls, use an old tooth­ Boy'* (lire Club and the Girl’s brush and toothpaste. It is non­ to solve Just about every Yuletidc Ministerial Association will assist Glee Club. abrasive, rlrans and polishei problem a person could imagine. Accompanying the voice* on Ihe quickly, and gets Into crevles. tn 339 pages, the hook tells what with Ihe program. Rev Ernest to give and how to wrap it. what Balick J r , pastor o( the Good piano will lie; Kay Ivey, John to serve for Christmas dinner and Shepherd United Lutheran Church, Miller. Billy Johnson,Marilyn Mc­ how to cook it. what stories to tell will give the invocation, the scrip­ Daniel, Pam Jones, and Atfclle the children cn Christmas Eve ture reading, and thr benediction. Ailing. and how to explain the origin of Two hundred and forty-five Officer* of the Glee Club ate: Ihe holiday. students, all members of the SHS P*-c.i<icn1. Gary Baker; vice prr,i There are instruction* tn the Glee Club, will participate Tradl «ca'\v*cLle: secretary, selection of Christmas ranis, the- tlonal Christina* music will be lonNeBrowm busIness managers. planning of parties and how to Tharmion Miller, Kvle Kratzrrt, Store decorate the house. David Stanley, and Gregory WalFA M i l l n t R. lit krr. Rut one of tho key secimn* fa| f t J * .. , T led "giving to the people who D i r t l l C l Q y I GQ tilled The public is inviled to attend. ' have ao.ndkUw everything. •• Here's what is recommended •-Get something you have never THIS WEEK OPEN HOURS seen before that you have heard MONDAY THRU THURSDAY !) TILL 8:10 people dim m ing. Mrs. J. D. Woodruff and Mr*. FRIDAY nnd SATURDAY 9 TILL 8:30 —Give the biggest of anything Jack Woodruff gave a tea Thurs­ NEXT WEEK OPEN HOURS —the biggest paper clip, tin- big­ day at thr home of the former In gest straw hag or straw hat. the honor of her mother. Mrs. 1* L, MONDAY tint! TUESDAY 0 TILL 8:30 biggest decanter or the biggest Thrasher. WEDNESDAY 9 TILL fi:<)0 scarf or apron. Friends ami nelght>ors called —Give a humorous gilt, such as informally during the aftunonn tn an apothecary Jar crammed with wish Mr*. Thrasher a happy blrlh l,«n aspirin tablets or Indigestion pills _ or whatever you ihmk day. might amuse a harrasseil execu­ The dining room table was over­ laid with a white heirloom cloth tive. —Give the most expensive of A white birthday cake wlih trd anything — a ainglr rake of » randies, surrounded by holly, costly sosp, a solid gold house made a festive centefp‘*ce. Cof­ key or soma similar token of 'our fee was poured from a silver cof­ fee service by Mrs. Arthur Moore. esteem. —Give a nostalgic gilt—an old bock, an old play poster, or pen Make Tables Festive ny randy in a Jar. —Give something worthless, such NEW YORK -<U I'1>- Brighten as >1,000,000 worth of real confed­ the holiday table with Belgian linen runner*, hmd blocked with erate money. But whatever it I* the author glittering metallic thtead. They suggests, “ wrap It with wit and are washable and ran be used Imagination." for year-round entertaining. An­ il's still Ihe thought that muni*, other idea is » linen tablecloth ejperially with the person who ha* embroktered with rives pulling fir Irees over a snowy landtrspe everything Bombing Derby Activities End With Douglas Aircraft Party Ramage Gets Owl At Parly Novelty Gifts Told Christmas Concert Is Slated By Glee Club O O ttA i Held Thursday L ll C o il, No Mare !o Buy The B rnt1 Ready Mixed Concrete gOOMCOtfUIAt 4,xfi,xV6MHomosote, .................... sht. $3.12 4,x8,x ,/&MH om osote,.................. sht. $4.16 MORE FASHION EX C IT EM EN T ! SEAMLESS t ’xlO’x 1/*” Homosote, .................sh t $5.20 GAYMODES IN HER FAVO RITE COLORS 4’x l2 ’xVi” Homosote, ................. sht. $6.24 Quiet* nose, stores easily! Get Them At — WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. Phone FA 2-0500 520 Maple Sherm an Concrete Pipe al Sixth St. Vulcan Malarial* Cempany c o N C ittf n n oivtiioM MtCraskas »#*< • Sssfard Hemlines ore riling* With 1 or 1 more Inches of leg showing, you'll went your legs to look smorter. Seamless Gaymode sheers offer more seam* free beauty! Double-loop knit givea more protec­ tion against runs. 98‘ * I* I ' — m H) W �•« Editorials Joynt V try Calm, Mickty 'Shook Up* HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - 85. Residents To Decide One Drive, Or Many Volunlaar workm now art altemptlng to JnJact * littU life In th# Samlnol# County UnlUd Fund drive. All typ«c of gppaali hav# boon made to tha public in an effort, to aoeura support for tha UF. Now, a last-ditch battla la under way. btmlnolt County residents face a decision more farreaching than Just whether to give whan they are contacted b y UF volunteers. The choice they have la this: either put the United Fund over the top, or loee the system of combtn.r-x charity drives. . ary few, we are sure, would be In favor of reverting to the former system of allowing each charity to conduct a •operate drive. This would mean a continuous drive, January through December, for some agency. At times, several would bo (n progress at the same time. Most can remember what It was like before the United Fund combined eeven drives. Thsrs still are many charity appeals which have not come Into the UF. These, however, were given the opportunity. For various reasons, ths sgendee declined. aeminole County residents who glvt of their time end of/or. in tho UF can bo Justified in declining to work in drives /or agondea outslda the United Fund. If tha UF does not rtaeh Its goal, however, the respon­ sibilities of taking ears of welfare, youth and charity orgMlsatloas wU bo multiplied many times. The people can­ not afford to shirk these responsibilities. Howard McNulty, fund chairman, said that the UF is a matter of civic conscience. He added that UF workers are disappointed, terribly, In the response. If the United f*und falls to go over the top. Seminole County will have given Itself o large, glowing *'bltek eye." It wiU bsvs admitted to the world that it isn't Interested in taking care of its Boy and Girl Scouts, It doesn't have time to nature the Rid Croea and USO of funds, that tha Florida Children's Homs BocJsty la not worthy of support, that mental baalth isn't important tnough to worry about. If tho drivo fails short, tho country, too, will be saying BY FREDERICS C. OTHMAN box raeket, a multlmlllicn-dollar, per rich noisy monster, but Cap­ itch age:incy. that It proftrs • separata drivo for each W A S H I N G T O N -T h era nation-wide thing, beginning next lan dtdc'l know tha total musical Tho (Motion oquaroly is up to Sominofa peep' Isn't much future In being s coun­ mooth. Sen. John MrClellan (D., take. Honaaty and trust still axisL Tsks ths case of Judge Williams Jr. and tha man with whom ha traded cars a traffic accident doted the Mima Bridge. Judge Wiliams was on tha Volusia aide, attempting to iek to Sanford for a Chamber of Commerce dinner. A rd resident was on tha 8emlnole side, attempting to home. A wreck prevented traffic from crossing the S . ....ge Williams and tha Brevard man traded cars, each cMnp.etlng his Journey. Saturday, tha man met Judge Wilat the courthouse in Titusville, where the judge was presiding in a ease, and the vehicles were returned to their rightful owners, Eaeh had trusted the other. Judge Williams, in his haste, neglected to get the name of his benefactor. Fach of th a M men helped a per»r>n In need. It is a good example of the golden-rule. Flog Dosocroted, Negro Faces Trial ■th»V*POJIT, Le. t u r n - A dt-ywarwld Negro men fleet trill Ms week ee Uw unusual charge ef (leg deeemUca. Willie Deafer wee arretted kg tra‘ri* patrolmen after be draped a United States flag around Um radlver of hie eer te protect it Ml t-inperiturn that dropP* to n depot* early Sunday. Officer! B.L. McElhaanen end Charlei Joetiee said the nag was draped over the crtll of Dtafels' vehicle sad was dragging ea the perm who pobllely publicly imitllelei. mutlUi dafiles, or by word or srti rail* contempt upon the U.B. Hag ehill bo flaed aot more than SIDO, or Imprisoned for not more thin SO days, or To Pl»y For North MIAMI (Uri) — quarterback Bill KlUden of the University of Pittsburgh hee signed to play with the Neeth squad in the annuel L auK 'M lew prev idee that eay g ia e la the Orange Bowl Dee. 17. DAILY CRO SSW O RD Ar p — ^tefefeq.) E Arabian verms*!* g W ants' g. Testate 11. Pee. 4. Lqrgs warm IS. t/’.eaond S. Adlrtgead T. 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Their principal witness turned out to be Joseph Rlumettl. who they said was sentenced once to prison for making phony money, got ■ lix-year rap fot white slav­ ing, and was arrested numerous other times on a variety of ehargta. lie was a plump little man and dapper, with smoked glasses like a movie star, wavy hair with a held spot in the middle, a televi­ sion blue shirt, and a gray check­ ed suit. There was only one trou­ ble with Joe as a wltneaa. He wouldn't talk. Said he feared ha might Incriminate hlmaclf. The nr.CEMBEB II Senstors. who were Inclined to Admlaefeus agree, didn't press him. Ruth Dougharty (Sanford) They merely swore In their own George Rothweilder 'Jackson Investigator, Arthur Caplan, to villa) Betty Lu Robardlene (Sanford) tell what he'd learned In Youngs town. Discharge He said thst soon after Joe was Charles Rex (DeDary) pcroled from his slavery term, Sharren Young (Sanford) he turned up In Youngstown In DECEMBER II tharga of Tramiters Local 410, Admissions ratering to the harried gentleman Laura Harris (Sanford) who Installed Juke boxes, cigarette Births Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lor­ machines, and mechanical candybar vendors around town. en F. Dougharty (Sanford) Caplan added that the men with Discharges Mildred Chorpcnlng (Sanford) cigarette routes paid the local SO rents a month for rsch machine John Llrrck (Maitland) Mrs. A. P. Illttell and baby and that this alone amounted to ISO,ooo a jeer. The gents wth Juke bey (Sanford) bear* spotted In the snorted aaGrace Mettrr 'Sanford) '•*'! to put up It • month ’•’“•in (Sanford) Hospital Notes DAILY C R O SSW O R D U R sd sn t 14. Hawai­ ian birds S&Nega. tlv* taply I. Vietnam d ty 8. Antal*** 1. Head cash S. Gar rat laiU b u at II. Denkays IS. 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UltllMH r_ T T ~ I f our fu M i/o r mptm$oro — « IT n % i m P 2111' ii *r * ti i r ’1 w r t r_: □ j Z7’ 3 l.Taung baa G e n e ra l a (i)m . w’Jk’r ill l>)t last i u -if Monday, Dactmbar IB. 10BS .& !& * a if- □ m fa i • iistiiTin Mi3uy>2j nti?}:-:tl» titiai.'iiS H i! m u u vM m w m M m w IS" 214 E. 1st Ths H a ir » y isaaaiw Xiagatsaad utU fs*r-/*r«| hath m l aad telematic r«*r madew r r dynasty t t . Nat chad C h a v i/ib - on Christmas d a y . . . *” 84. "Htaaat PECANS uoj V r dT.“ gs “What did tba union do for the operators?'' Inquired committee counsel Robert Ktnnedy. •'Nothing." replied Caplan. " It was a shakedown." “Then why did they pay In the money!* Insisted flea. McClellan. Caplin aaid they were aearad. Once they got Into Blumettl's un­ ion. they couldn't get out. Those that tried discovered that the win­ dows of the bars containing their machines were smashed. Soma of their Juke boxes were ruined with add In the gears. A few sticks of dynamite In their front yards completed the persuading. Soon, said Caplan, there was peace ar.d all niumettl had te do w ti accept the money, with hsanka. Kennedy said this w as a criminal violation of the Taft-Hartley Art; that Blumrltl could be fined SIO.OOO and sent to Jail. Rlumrttl smiled. Sen MrClallan asked did this mean he wanted to deny any of these nefarious do­ ings? Joe said, as he'd said before that h« wouldn't talk. Later we'll be hearing more -.bout canned music at 10 cents per play, but I frar It won't sound mslodioui. At (jp -j tKiLi »a (q;i iK iiio ai-ju u . n o u s ? ) :: ita tt 24. Toaa 11il'Jf-l11 ' ".iT'H'.) ST. Unrom- iitf-iir.' u t .m man c iiu a u iP iu lS-«* 1L Music ■slsrtsr's Sstwaa net* SI. Land 3*. dalltary measure* 4t. A Moslem It. Fragrance 4L U.8. river tATtnatl* SI. Harass at. Paradiaai strrngth a t Nat working (abbr.) It rmslttt I%I I W terfeiter. Or ■ white slaver, either. Tho juke box racket Is more prof­ itable and also more harmonious. You just sit thrrr, if you hap­ pen to b« boss of a union local catering to the juklrs, while they bring In the money. This they never neglect. Let 'em forget a payment and they know for cer­ tain that somebody'll pour arid into their music boxes, or maybe blast a doublebarrel shotgun through their front windows. That's Introd-ictlon enough. I suppose, to ths Senate rarket com­ mittee's Inquiry Into tha big Juke- Shop For Christmas W hy some families have more fun Fred Othman Says Trust, Honesty Exist Jiyae a rts y BNSUM we (Mt aa «M t t * MaatfMd whs esia today waitiag dir sf ths Booth ssd were aiar on the t)th diy. taturday for the birth If her Child, bat she rfed srii our llth month ualrarsiry. isld butbaad Mickey Hsrglty U going an is pieces. Jayne tsM Sunday thst the child wsi doe to be bora Itturday. Hunt's Tuexdo “I don’t kaow what's wrong.'* Feeds she said. "It's mskiag Mickey nervous sod worried. We word FA 1 H H lure our ion would be born tat- In s u ra n c e JAMES GUT AGENCY 112 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-4411 H. JAMES QUT JAMES B. GUT As THIS IS THE OHE FOR WAOOHSI 1959 CHEVY Chevrolet** / i c o etunnlng netc ttatlon tragon e/or *59 a r e e lie p e d t o t h e n — American tu ete u ith jr e th , fin e Slimline design. And they*re beautifully practical — w ith r o o m ie r , q u ieter Bodies by Fisher, o n roan smoother ride, nete ease of handling / i beautiful ar dutiful. From low-aat headlights te wiag-akapad Uilgata, thaaa 'll Chavrolata ar* u awset laaidaf ga aaytdiag •a vkaaia. Thay'ra Just gbagt tba baadhal tblafl aa wbaala, tea—from their overbaad-eurving windablaid ta their longer, wider load platform. Baaldaa additional cargo apace, you also gat added seating ream (4 Inches mors In front, am i inehas in back). And you'll And aueh other practical adrantagaa aa dsv easy-ratio ateor- lag. Safety t h i s Glam nil around, blggw. safer brakss, amaotbar-thanaver Full Coll auspanaion and n rolldawn rear window (electrically optr*1ad as standard equipment on tha • paaaangsr Kingrrood). Your dealer'a waiting now witlf nil tba datella on why this year—more than a v e r Cbavy’a tha one far wagons. now-see ths wider selection of models c* your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's! HOLLER CO R. 2nd tr P A LM ET T O MOTOR SALES FA 2-0711 �w Steady George Bayer W ins M ayfair Tourney Title Harbert Is Second With Great Finish 3 i i A r/ . " Graying Melt in Robert Harbert. belter known to golf enthusiasts at Chick, staged one of golf's greatest comebacks, only to fait one ilroke short of Bayer s 272, 18-hole total. Harbert, who turns t l nest Feb. SO, had four birdies and an eagle in s-iconsion to put the pressure on Bayer. Seminole Cagers Beaten By 'Cudas In Overtime The Sanford Seminole* suffered still enough to give him a com­ their first baikrtbsll defeat of the manding lead in the Seminole scor­ staton ntre Saturday night, losing ing department for the year. He I n ^ n overtime period to New no r has C5 points in four games. Smyrna, 47-41. The small lad was the top reThe Harrarudat had great height bounder fur the Semlnoles in this advantage over the Scminolcs and conlrst and wxs responsible for that tied the ltd all the way until the final the final bucket three minutes of the game. The game. smalt but scrappy Seminotes came AI10BC guard Ray Lundqutit roaring from behind to tie It up was next in thescoring depart­ at the end of Ihr regular time ment with nine points. The "little but the 'Cudas picked up a field Magician” Is one of the finest bill, goal and a free throw to come out handlers in the area and the most on top in this thriller. aggressive plajer on the Seminole the preliminary ronirst the squad. On several occasions he inole JV's poured the points was able to steal the ball and In and pulled their game outdrive in in for a layup. the final minutes. 51 52. Sophomore Like Dandridge, l.undqutal Is a Mike Robert* paced the winners fine play-maker and did an out­ as he dumped m points from standing job. Although hr fell short his forward spot. Uttlc George in the scoring department, he dis­ Perl ties was second to Roberts played all the form that gave him with 15. The JV's sUII are unde­ conference honors as a sophomore feated thus fsr in the season. Their last year. nest contcs* will be against De lo r the Barracudas, big for­ Land next Friday. Bryan Shipman paced the e 'Cuda's look advantage of ward attack for the winners. Bill Hester three six-foot, four-inch men second with 12 points. These and completely controlled was the big two lads poured in the points t-oards until thr final quarter. The from all oicr the court but (heir Semlnoles suffered greatly from tiiggrsl asset was the rebounding the lack of height in their attack Ilicy completely controlled the but the smalt lads were able to boards until the final quarlrr outscrap the big New Smyrna squad throughout the evening only when Gracey and Oravalei went lo work and put the Scminolcs to lose in the overtime. Guard Cecil Dsndrldgc paced die back in the game. Seminole attack with his Jump The game with Florida Military *tot* and set shots and racked up School was postponed Friday night taR nim i. He only tucked away the in DcLand because of the unhealed football pads last week end al­ gym at the new' prep school. It ready In midseason form. Hi* will be scheduled at a later date. hall handling and play making The Semlnoles next opponents will Ih- the Del.and Bulldogs, here Fri­ were very sharp. Forward Jimmy Gracey was sec­ day night. It will he a doubleond Saturday in the scoring with header with thr lirst contest be a total of 12 points, but It* was ginning at 7 o'clock. * » Top Dogs Will Run At Track Tonight The featured ninth rate at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club to­ night la a clash between four of last season'! favorites and a quar­ tet of new comers. The four greyhounds who per­ formed brilliantly here last sea­ son are R. F. Bennell's Terble Ted. Blaekwall Kennel's Frank Best, W. F. Swafford's Run Hapry and Ben Jacques Kiego. Neweomeri are Keith Dillon’a Bel Del, Paul Boone's Rural Ray. G. A. Anderson's Black Revel and James Gallagher's Shade In the pre-season schooling the greyhounds familiar with the local oval turned in the best aeoret. Terble Ted and Bun Happy acrounted for two schooling wins from three atarts. Both Kiego and Frank Best registered two seconds and a first In thiec tries. Kiego, who just learned the rac­ ing game here last winter, turned In the fastest schooling time of any greyhound in this octet. She was clocked at a blistering 31.33 seconds. This first full week of racing Is going lo be a busy one. The first matinee of the season will be held Wednesday afternoon, atartlng at 2 o'clock. There will be another matinee Saturday and every Wed­ nesday and Saturday afternoon thereafter throughout the season. Miami vs. Tulane In Cage Classic CORAL GADLES (UH1 - The University of Miami dailies with Tulane and New York University meets Miami University of Ohio Dee. 29 in the first round of the Hurricane Basketball Hassle. The two winner* will play for the title and the losers will meet in the consol a Iion round . The tournament, sponsored by the University of Mliml, replaces the Orange Bowl Tournament held the past two yesrs. Station wagons accounted for IS per cent of U. S. automobile pro­ duction In 1958. Giants Slim Favorite To Top Browns Shop For Christmas At % 211 E. IM „ P Elder Oliver Ends Golfing Tour Here Wildcats Continue Victorious March Syracuse Recovers Its Scoring Punch . . . BUT CHOOSE ONLY THE FINEST . . . SHOP FOR THEM HERE! h e a t in g • NO hot ceiling* • NO special cioMl apace necessary • NO long & expensive ducts The finest type of winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. $02 Sanford Arty J The final round of the 113,000] fair champ Waller Burkemo fotMayfalr Inn Open golf tournament lowed with a long putt, wai drama packed, filled with The third man in thl* threesome, great moment* and heartbreak*. 1Dave Marr, Cedarhurat, N. Y* Chick Harbert and Tom Nieporte had n par. ■hot Milling 29* on the biek nine : Three threesomei later, Harbert ycalerday, telling new recordi for lank an eagle tn climax hi* drive the Mayfair course Thl* also tied of five under In four hole*. Santhe PGA tour record. Nobody, said ford * Jay Hebert m ined an eagla Harbert, whoae ambition "i* to Jim Gaquln, PGA field secretary, by about two inches on No. 14. win two tournament! in 20 year*," Dow Finsterwald sank a long putt haa ever shot n 29 on the lour. bartered the back side of the MayWhat I* the eiilett hole on the from the fringe of the green (a course? No. 1( would get m*ny keep hi* hope* alive fair course with a 29. equalling Nieporte was one of lb* hippiest vote*. Three golfer* had eagle* t»o records established some SO yesterday, two «f them coming mtn on the course. Hie fourthminutes before. from one threeiome. Ed (Porky) place tie. worth 6636, put him in Hirbert’a 29 equalled Tom NieOliver, former Mayfair pro, chip­ the ton 40 money-winning golfers. portr'i bark nine perform a nee in ped hi* eagla in from near the Now, ha won't have to qualify for sand Iran to the right of the green. the PGA tournament*. the final round. This is s new rec­ Not to he outdone, defending May- The *(1.23 that Joe Kirkwood Jr. ord for the Mayfair course and (Joe Palooka) won was hi* frit the lowest score shot over nine paycheck. The Studio City. Calif . bole* on the PGA tour. , roller spent most of his lima Dow Ftnsterwald. a pre tourney practicing between rounds. favorite, was third with 271, one Two of Mayfair's former cham­ stroke better than Nieporte. San­ pions, Burkemo sod Al Balding, ford's Jay Hebert, Julius Boros, finished in the money. Burkemo Art Wall Jr., and Bo Wmusgar, collected 6473, Balding 8143 The One of thn molt genial regular* Bayer, a favorite of the gallery TIIE WINNER—Biff George Beyer Ukca the microphone on Ihe PGA tour Is net a golfer, 1*34 champ, Mike retchick, failed most of the way, won Ms first U. to tell apecutors at the aimtinl Mayfair Inn Open golf but a golfer's father, Ed (Topi) to make the final round*, as did 3. title with a 14-under par. He tournament that hr wan "rrnl happy” about the way Oliver Sr. 1917 PGA champ Monel Habert previously had won the Canadian things turned out. He had just collected a $2,000 check Mr. Oliver returned lo Havana and 1957 U. 8. Open winner Dley Open and Havant International. for first place. (Herald Staff Thoto) several weaki ago when rocky Mayer. Balding rimmed the cup with i The new champ, a former pro­ played In thn Havana Invitational. fessional football player with the The first lima he vlilted the Cuban putt on No. 4, sank It oo the sec­ Washington Redskins, lost part of city was In 1901. when be was ond try, then threw the ball Into his support from the hundreds of serving aboard the t ’SS Kama* the lake. On the same hole, Bern spectators when Harbert rot hot. "Pops" said the other day that relink started In throw hi* putter, Pars on the final four holes saved it took ■ year and eight months changed Ml mind. He. too, was him. to get around the world on the la tnd-oul on a short putt. Gardiner Dickinson J r., Ih* man Bayer went Into the (mat round Kansas, part of Teddy Roosevelt's with a three-stroke lead over Har­ "Great white fleet." He wai 17 picked by Ben Hogtn ■■ heirbert and Hebert, his playing part­ yean old at the time and Ihr ship apparent lo the throne, fatted lo finish In Ih* money. So did Bob ners. At the turn, It was anybody's over ninth-ranked St. Louis that ran on real. By ISAYIII M. StOFFIT tournament. The senior Oliver returned to Goalby, PGA frcihman of the ATLANTA ( U P li-ll look* like helped convince ■ national televi Harbert, however, was one over sion audience that even loslag his home in Wilmington. Del. this year; Henry Williams Jr., who on the front nine and all atten­ Adolph Rupp is doing it again! four starter* doesn't stop Rupp morning, end i» )i he will lour no led Ih* qualiylng round with 4 Rupp, the nation's winningest tion centered on Bayer. Finsterand Kentucky from rolling right more. Porky started a new job five under 66, and Doug Bandera, wsld. Tommy Bolt and Wininger. basketball reach, wrnt into his along. with Denver, Chicago D. C. truck­ leader after 16 holes with a sixi*n No. It. Harbert made hie 29th season at the University uf ing lines Nov. t, and will play golf undrr 65. Coa lead* Way move, lie hirdied the hole with an Kentucky with only one holdover Johnny Cox. the Ion* returning with the customers, a* well as In Finsterwald narrowly missed n starter with which to dcfrnd his 1* foot putt. He picked up birds first learner, turned in a stellar regular TGA tournaments. This holt-in-one on No. S, Tommy Bolt on 12 and 13 and sank a long putt fourth NCAA and 19th Southeast performance — scoring 27 polnti still will leave time for the sport didn't lost hit temper, although a n Conference championships. for an eagle on 14. This put him he smacked a tree on h it drivn The nationally third • ranked and hogging (he backboards. Bui neat to golf In his heart—fishing. off No. 4. within one stroke of Bsyer. Kentucky also displayed some im Yesterday morning he and friend, Wildcats chalked up their fifth Bsyer mad* a great recovery on presilve looking newcomers, c* Dr. D. H. Mathers, hid a whirl No. 17. His drive was in the straight Saturday with a 76 37 win preially junior college transferee at It before tee off time shortly Shop For Christmas woods, his serond shot just missed Sid Cohen and sophomores Bill before noon. the sand trap on the front of the At "Pop*" say a Porky doesn't need Llckrrt and Dick Parson*. green. A good chip and putt saved The Wildcats have * third coo but two practice swings, and "he a tie. Harbert dropped his putt to secullve rough week lined up. To­ doesn't need me on the course keep the pressure on going Into night they play host to Maryland, either—I'm a Jonah." But Porky IBdefending Atlantic Coast Confer­ does nred his fishing Instruction. { < " S / Y / / Z iv Buth Harbert and Ra>rr ware ence champion. Friday and Satur Oliver Sr. is a pro in that field, in trouble on their drives on No. and elalmt his catch to be far day thr.-'ll be host i t the Ken If. Harbert was in No. l fairway, United Tret* International Bsyer near the No. 10 green. Both The Syracuse Nations’* have lucky I n v i t a t i o n a l Tourna superior than that of hit famous 214 E. 1st hid good approach shots, each found the winning touch again in mint which Include* West Vir­ ginia, rated No. t last season; sank his putt and that was the the National Basketball Associa­ toornamrnt. tion because John Kerr, who had Ohio State, which tied for fourth N at Dye To Play Here's how ih* priae money was been earning the scoring load all In the Big 10; and Oklahoma Split: I by himself, finally Is gening hrlp Male, which ported a 19 7 mark On Shrine Squad Bayer. 272. $3.000: Herbert. 9273, from Adolph Schayei and Larry last year. MIAMI (t'P li - Georgia tackle ll.ycfl; Finsterwald. 27«, *1.200, j Costello. Miaslsilppl State, paced by high Nathaniel Dye was signed to the Jay Hebert, Art Wall Jr., Julius scoring Bailey Howell, is favored The Nats tipped to their sev­ Itnros, Bo Winninger and Tom enth straight vlrtory, 10193 over in it* two games this week and South squid Sunday for Ihe NorthNieporte 275. $300 each: Tommy the Detroit Pistons. Sunday In the should tie 7-0 at week's end. Stale South All • Star Shrine football Boll. 276. 1450. Ed (Porky! Oliver NBA's nationally televised game ran inlo unrapeclcd trouble from game here Dee. 27. Dye became the 23rd player to and Wet Kill* Jr.. 2TT, *273 each: of the week. Schaycs and Costello Murray Stats Saturday night hut Walter Burkemo and Henry Cas­ tossed la 73 points apiece to lead edged through 63 e: to remain tied join the Rebel squad, leaving only one more player lo be named to tillo. 771, 1(75 each; A1 Besselmk. the scoring attack. with Kentucky in the won • lost complete Ihe South’* roster. 279. *(00. Syracuse pulled In front lo stay column. The North team is already Paul Harney and Gay Brewer In the third period, outscortng Dr Unwell wai held tn ] | points by complete. Jr . 2*0. *325 each; Billy Maxwell troll by 10 point* for an 10 Murray, dropping his average to and Arnold Palmer, 2(1, *2(3 each: lead, widened it to 22 points in a still Imprrssive 31 2 points per Bill Collins, Don Fairfield, Marty the final session that wai more game. Nugent Will Speak Furgol. Bob Kellar, and Johnny than enough to withstand a late In other S a t u r d a y artion: Potl. 2*2, (193 each; Al Balding. Pistons rally. Dick McGuire lead Georgia topped South Carolina A t Naples Banquet Pete Cooper. Boh Watson and BUI thr losers with 22 points 76 72 thanks lo zi point* by soph­ NAPLES (U N I—Florid* Stile Parker. I*J. *1(5 each; Fred In Sunday's ouly o'her game omore Gordon Darrah; Georgia Wampler. Frank Stranabaa. Joe the New York Knickerbocker* Tech got a 27-polnt performance Football Ceaeh Tom Nugent d*t Kirkwood Jr.. Jim Feiree. Eve- nipped the Minneapolis Lakers. from sophomore Roger Kslser and liver* the main address here rett Vintaol and Don Blspllnghoff. 10099, on Rlehle Guerln't three an 12 77 win over Furman; Mis­ Tuesday at a banquet honoring Naples' undefeated football team. 2(( (par). Mi l l each. point* in the final 70 seconds of sissippi lost to Arkansas 9311 In Nugent's talk will be part of play. It wet the Knlcks' fourth overtime; Vanderbilt lost lo South­ ceremonies connected with Ihe straight victory over the l.akrr* ern Methodist 90-72; Alabama lost first Swamp Buggy Bowl gam* GET MORE OUT OF Guerin led the New Yorkers In to Louisville 62(3; and Florida Dee. 30. The Naples youngsters LIFE GO OUT TO A lost lo rinrida State *2 • 60, the sroring with 75 points, while will boat a vlaitlng team of pintro- kle Elgin Baylor, one of Ihr first time FKU has beaten the Ga­ tiled grid stars from Houston, MOVIE circuit's top point makers, canned tor*. Te». In .iddltion to the Kentucky in­ 21 for Minneapolis. vitational at Uxington, there'* Man Frauritro'a famed Tvtr one othrr tnumamenl In the *outhgraph Hill got its came from the rast this coming weekend. That'* semaphore which oner signaled the Birmingham Clanlc which In­ the arrival of sailing ihlpa to clude* Alihsma. Auburn, Teal* AIM and Wyoming. traders in town. and needed a slctory or a tie to Frank Albert, who quit last Fri win the Eastern crown for the day. righlh time In nine years. The Browns appeared deter­ mined to make a runaway n( the game when Jim Brown, their rec­ ord vmaihing fullback, raced 95 yards to aroro on their first scrimmage play. But the Brown* could only muster a 22 yard field goat by Lou Grnra after that and New York’* defense pounced on three Cleveland mistake* and a controversial play call hy Coach Paul Brown to win and stay "alive." The I wo rival* are rated so even that oddsmakers tabbed the Giants 11-10 favorites In the "ear­ ly line" for nest Sunday simply because they will tie playing at home. A New York oddsmsker said there would be no betting on point* hut strictly "money bet­ ting" If you want to bet on the Giants, you put up 19 to the T(M» AMATEUR — Gene WlUtl. (right) Sanford. re* bookie's 12. If you bet on the reives top prize end congratulations from Frank Mebane Browns, the bookie will give you Jr. for posting the best score of any amateur In the an­ an even $513 bet. nual Mayfair Open golf tournament. Witxel had 201. Third Colli Lose Again place also was won by a Sanford amateur, Mel Fleischer. Baltimore, which hasn't won (Herald Staff Photo) since clinching the Western Divi­ sion title Nov. 30, dropped its second straight game when It bowed to the Forty-Niners at San Francisco, 2M2. Y. A. Tittle's scoring pass to Clyde Connor and J. D. Smiths two touchdown plunges helped the Forty • Nlners win their final game under Coach DAY & NIGHT a n elra y ■ Event Had Color, And Big Moments V . *7 , •» DiMancc*hittiii|r George Bayer, who turned down a $2,800 per year teaching job to pUy professional golf, today reigned as the 1958 Mayfair Inn Open champion. But the burly belter was forced to atave off one of the all-time finishes in golf late yesterday to collect the $2,000 check, top money in the fourth annual $15,000 tournament. MAYFAIR RL'NN'f-H-l'P—Chick Harbert (left) accepts a check for $l,50o from Frank Mcbane Jr. after winning second place in the .Mayfair Inn Open yesterday. Harbert staged one of golf’s strongest finishes to take second money in the S15.000 tourney. (Herald Staff Photo) United Press International Tho New York Giants, busy proving you can go x tong way with spirit, slrong defense and a crippled kicker, arc slim. It • lb choices to detest the Cleveland Uronwi next Sunday in a play oft for the National Football League's E i^ e rn Division title at Yankee Stadium. Tat Summerall, w h o hadn’t kicked all last week because of an injured right leg. booted a CO yard field go*l with on>1 J1T 10 go. Sunday on the samo field That kick, twirling true through fall ng snow, provided a 13 • 10 victory over the Browns a n d fnOpd a playoff game for East­ ern honors and the right to en tertain the Baltimore folia in the NFL championship game Dec. 2* Cleveland began Sunday's con­ test leading New York by a game t : ' - ' k ? —2 X FA 2*811$ blurdy Hammer Screwdriver Set Set ef Pliers Adjustable Wrench l-Poirl Waed Saw Caulking Gen Brace and Bita Accurst* Square CALL — The Lumber Number” Keyhole Saw Soldering Gun Vine fa r Metal Retractable Tape FA 2*5581 HUNTING FOR Sanford. Fla. G.A.C. FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N -ISWOt* III Wait First Street..................................T*L f Airlo* 3-3743 COMN e w Tv«»»»« OBca Keen: Deity t l,- frWcy 14; 0***41ehegay •win wee411 North Orange Street*..................... Tel. GArdtw 4-3609 -481 West Control Avenue.......JfcA.TnL G Arden $4499 111) Kart Colonial Drive..................Tal. GArden5-260 4U f 1 *11 *• DOG RACING Matinee Wed. b Sat., 2 P. M • Luxurious Clubhouse • Jfirry Collin*, Operator * Heated Stands , Sorry, No Minors 1 8 M B MAM TO RIMB894TD OF AU (MUST s a g — I •^T t o to O O *Few»eriy Adwirol Flno.ee CeepereKea I I ......... »-• *8 • March 10th 06k* Baem laOy M, Blin dly I ielwier Ml B 5 .A,4 i Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. I m m wp H — .T. Vt Thru Or Shino TERMS TO SUIT YOU. if* %49 - r 'W 'X R tin H IL L Lumber b Supply Yard !13 W. 3rd St. Holiday Cash? •f*•Isas a IT tt Located S MDoo South Of Sanford Ob JM J �8k r f n f f l t t V n iB Page ft—Mon, Dec. 15. 1958 �I Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive Want Ad k C U I f tlP I I D INDUE I - r O B BENT Clean nicely furnlihed apartment. 1—LOST AND rOLNO Ml Magnolia Ate. I-T O R RENT I-A-ROOM A BOARD Large furnlibed 3 bedroom up it lire apartment to tow*, (-BEACH RENTALS a month. Cal’ FA J-J0I1. (-W ANTED TO RENT (—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LAKE MARY: 1 bedro-im ap art­ •-FA R M S • ACREAGE • ment, newly decorated complete GROVES ly furnlibed. Call FA I BM af T-SEAL ESTATE WANTED Mr 1 p. m. ^-MISCELLANEOUS ^FLO W ER S • PLANTS >, 3 and 4 bedroom houiei and SHRUBS imall apartment. U —OFFICE EQUIPMENT ROSA U PAYTON, Broker II— AUTOMOH1LES . Phone FA I IM1 TRAILERS Clem 4 rm down it apt (11 Park II—BOATS A MOTORS I t—FARM SUPPLIES A 1 bedroom houie, kitchen furniihMACHINERY ed. Clean and cloae in. FA I 4013 H —PETS • LIVESTOCK . Jimmy Cowan. SUPPLIES U—ARTICLES WANTED 2 office* partly furniibed-air con­ U -PLA CES TO EAT ditioned—(a i heat. FA l-SSU n —BEAUTY PARLORS Sanford Produce Co. MI West ,j£*» 1$—FEMALE HELP WANTED 11th. St. 1 II—MALE HELP WANTED 1 IS—MALE OR FEMALE Racheler apartmrm, ground door. X II—WORK W VNTED 313 Palmetto Ave. I t —BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Beautifully furr.Uhtd room. Private II—SPECIAI SERVICES home. Phone FA J-TJol 21—PI AND BHRVICES 2 bedroom apartment near Pine14A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS creit school, no petr. MIS Elm U-ELRCTRICAT. - CONTRACTORS Ave. B-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS. 3 Room apartment. 301 Maple BUILDING SUPPLIES Ave. Ph FA MSI!. II—NOTICE • PERSONALS 28-ARTICLES FOR SALE 2 bedroom furnlibed houie. For 15— FURNITURE A Interview FA 20091. HOUSEHOLD Large 2 * 3 bedroom unfurnlihed I—FOR RENT ~~ apartment. IIS. 1700 Magnolia Junior!) 3nr REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HtnalD t 1’ • •:•. !»t, WmJ r «‘ •T m sorry wo rotiM n’t (jet tho au th o r to como here to autoidaph hi* b o o k — lir a nit.iul c f crowd* 1' J—Rl. \L ESTATE FOR SALE HOMC • S E L L E R S The belt place to tell your hone i* where mo*l home* arc told, SUNLAND Estates Stcnstrom Realty HERBERT STUNSf BOM REALTOR DON HOME — L. J. ItlSNTR .\Moclaiee l i t N. Perk - Hi. FA 2 21.'9 & South PINECREST C<:h i v ir .~ ML C ASY TO FIND-HANDY-COM PLETE too Eaot Flr*t St. iW L 1 Horn* Gifts Gifts for Him S Pc. Living Room Group Choice of Fabrlci - HIP 30 10'# Down Lgy-Away Now Fcr (.hriatmaa rXHOL’S REDPINO CO 119 So. Mocnolli Ph. FA 2 4321 ROBES: Waeh’n Wear and Wool trt* $9 01 In 1149$. Hnhe A Pa|*mt Set* only 10 53. n L. PERKINS A SON P*t F First St. FA 7-III I Skgdaw Coxes — Codsr Cheita Limp* — r ia n tiii Sofa rillawt Corner Table* — Tic* Table* Stop ar>d Coffee Table* Firm $3 'M WILSON-UAIER AMERICAN TUURISTER LUGGAGE Strong — Smart — Roomy WI4o Selection of Slit* and Color* VOW ELL'S SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Living Room Suite* — Mlrmra nedioom Suite* — Benkeavei Throw Hugl — Cedar nubei Carving Set* — Rrai* Waro PARTY o n ESSES IIS II up Aoaoliai 3.M to IM , Including white with 75 yd *weep. Whit* coati for avening. PURCELL'S TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 20$ E. 25th St Let ut ahow you a TRUE Frotlpmof Frtgidaire Rofrigerator and Frrtzer The Accepted Gilt SAMSONITE Cord Table* — ISOS FURNITURE CENTER 114 W. Flr»t St. Gifts for Dad iCRESE.N'T TOOLS: Wreruhr*. Piter*. Hack Sa»». o ff Li»t Far Ramalnder 01 Month Ship a Sbera Blouie*. Aileen GREGORY LUMBER CO teorttwoar — Cotton Kail T-Shirt*, •th fit. ft Maple Ave. FA 2 0100 " t a l Tuther* and Co ordinate! HOLLYWOOD SHOP Gifts for Him Home Gifts Siatte G ladver* loaullfully Decorated Serving Tray a YOWELL’S Do Your Chrldm ai Buying g. On Our Ee»y Paymaet v Or Lay-A-Way Plan FURNITURE CENTER 11* w . r im st. SiereegSenJe ft Hi-Fi A ltar "4" FORMAL WEAR *nd ACCESSORIES Salat and Rant*) Service JIM ROBSONS MEN’S WEAR US Magnolia Ave. SANFORD FURNITURE CO. gt)0 E**t Flr*t St. Smoking stand* — Kiajr t Tahli Radio* — H**toc«t Daaks G ift s fo r Boys ELECTRIC TR AINS Set* and AreeMorlci 0)'e OFF WINN TV $11 E lit p,\ * 3 ) | the Our Lay A Way Plan GILTS GALORE Doll*, (owlm) Sud* arid Boils Aim Gun* an-l Mali garhetts E Ttr*t St A Sanford Ave Nationally AdvortKed AVatebfi l.ir;c *tJtc'ion of tn>*, athletic Bulovx • Elgin • Wlttnauer Loaftnei • Eroeit Borrl - Ifatiulten equipment, boat*, motor*, hunting and cainplm: equlnment. SANFORD JEWELRY E'eryihins Tor The S-xirt.man AND LUGGAGE ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS MO iaaford Avt. Ph. FA 2 3411 WINN TV $11 E. tat. St. FA t t m We Sendee Record Playeri Special Rale m all WEST BEND PRODUCTS. Thli weak •# ly ! RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 1U Magnolia Ave. Flaoaa! Shinn It 88 or 2 for S3 10 Chriitma* Gift* 0 / Fruili, Sleeping Bag! SMO up. Camp Jellie*. Pecan* and Candle* Blanket* S3 41 cr 2 for $7.00, W* (hip S k It Grrcn Stamp* ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STORE Open 7 to 9 every d a t, S10 Sanford Avenue STUCKEYS Hwy. IT*! • ... . *' -- -* H a.;' tirattnr Phot:* FA 2.301 l.l kr frant home for »*!e nr rtnl. >1 \JdR IIIt(H$N REALTY* Realtor LAKE MARY Th. FA 2S23I or FA : W4I Lakefrnnt 2 bedro tn r.atna home Praciirall) finlxhcd -in inudr. Ileaullliil lot right on lake. Short dm,into (nun DcLand. $2.70<i c«>h prior Can financed Call Crump)on Rudder* In Orlando. GA :< j i * Five acre tile farm , Large 3 lied room homr, large harn. F!a»y teriiiv mcpli 11 Levy. Phone FA 7t2Zl Lot* for *atw, loealed (I mile* W of Sanfor.t, Ph F'A 2 T..MO. liw N K U WANTS OFFER Cuitom budt 3 hednom. 2 full tiled hath*, built on large lot In bi-.iutlf(d Mayfair section. Thi* home feature* terrain (loon, large »errencd porch. Natural wood cablnrt* In large kitchen equipped with electric rangi- ami lefrigerutor. Owner'* equity $t$oo«i Any olfet udl he given con*idcratiun. bee SEMINOLE REALTY likd Park Ave FA Z $232 We Feature I^-mnn Bluff camp, modern con venicncci. large Fl». room • loti. M A Bail. Priced Low Down Payme WE \1 .I, AKRANGE TYPES FIN A N CIN G 7x)rN T R Y ~ CLUB MANOR 2 lledronnts Muridn Itonm ■ - F.II.A. - 1.00 s7.80 s3280.00 (Ircludra Cimlne) only $57.50 monthly 8 ll!a-ki We*l Of French * Avenue on 20th Street MODEL OPEN DAILY EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 4 BrJroom, 2 hath kitchen eq.ji|tpe | home Many other extra* rto Urt*. cliff. LA 2lft')5 SJwsunjctkcA to n a l ru ctio n Co. Inc. Ill Woit 23th Sired Phono FA 2-JI41 'la;fair ircllun. a apactou* 3 lied room home. TA 2 1(98 FARMER'S AGENCY X. t Farmer, Rrxttnr I*. II. tVbitmure. A- -or. : l* S 1'iench ,\vc Ph I’.A 2 5221 \ : 1r-r lupuri LA 2 271I or I'A 2 1321 liedmun 2 hath CR imme. trr r.t»/<» floor*, double car nortn. utility room, kllchen equipped. Iiiidicaped viitii xve’l. Owner traniferred. Phone P a 22T4t HOLIDAY SPECIAL Errdor Set., Mart at 2 .Vi t hemi* Spair. romfort. and modern living 1103A L. PAYTON ’ry Set* 2 9$ linxm; Glove* 4 9V Hrg-qttrfl Leal EiUle Hi - < r I* the keynote of thi* beauilful Dump Truck* from I 98 nesrly nrw eoncrelc block 3 bedGOODYEAR SERA ILK STORES Ph. FA 2-1301—17-13 i t H 1 , , 1 ro-itn home located in one of New 2 bedroum home, terrar/o .Sanlurd * N I C P It reildenlial floor*, large car pirir and utilitv U n u su a l G if t s arrai. 2 Tib' hath* patio, ear room. iS.KJO, IJ.XJ. for equity |wrl. aln , diahwailier, biillldn balance $3! per month. Phone While doing jour Chriitma* (tove, and rxhauil fan PRICE ihopplnj: me cue varied icleetian FA 2 2374. $17 900 will* excellent trrm i Mo n r o e c o r n e r W. II. -Rill" 8TE51 P E R Agency II II IS l t l ; .\ l ,' K STA TICRAFT A GIFT SHOP Beall or ft Im urtr aik Crumley A Monteith Weil I'lrat Street at 117 Sou'.h Park I'h. FA 2 4 <798 Av ne. Laura It. Oiler, It, E. T ifftr AMelt Prlee, Everelt Harper G ift s fo r F a m ily Phono FA M » l US N. Park UEAUTIFUL A GITT THAT BRINGS FOR PLEASURE FOREVER The Gift That la Aiwaya Movie Camera*, prired from (.72 SO Acceptable FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE WIEBOl.DT'S CAMERA .vllOP 210 So Park Ave 310 E. Flrat 84. RECORDS ft PHONOGRAPHS J. W. HALL M oderately Cur. Ilvvy. 17-02 & 27lli S t. IMiunc FA M M )l ___ m _ Fir the !ic»t fl.ni In Peal K' »ie iE K CULLILN & HAIMvLY W. A. CigT#, Jr. Satotman MU Para Ave Ph, FA tables REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 7SII Urrnch Ave. ODHAM & TUDOR, QUALITY HOMES inc. look For It In ftSANFORD FUKN1TURE CO. 3—Hi:\l. ESTATE FOR I ALE "Call .1 lU droom — I f t 2 H ath HOMES 2 I ft Yr s . o i . u low Donn Ptyrntnlx A Monthly Payment* CONTACT Odham & Tudor Inc. fu r liny. 17 *2 A *7Di St. rhoM FA MMI n SPECIAL SBRATCBS IS A RUILniNO.REPA'” -'PAINTING Auto Repair* It Road Reivlco IM PERIA L D EC O R A TO R S HALL'S GARAGE painting and papering | 0J Celery Av*. FA 2 2833 Sites A Sunday* FA 2-2020 I'.A 2-3714 or FA 2-7U10 *fur alt Orchid* plant* for *ate. 3 (or Sudd to your plan*. MM Mr* Bill Whitley. 214 ROt.UW.AY, Haipttil and Balt Rimodtllnt and Additions E. lJth St. Bed*. Day. Werk or Month— DON LUKE Tel FA 2-51S1 Furniture Center Vt OOliRUFF‘8 Phonj FA 2-3*24 114 VVeit Firot St. Farm A Garden Center iN suiiA N ct: ANNUALS AUTO GLASS Ml Ceitry Avt. HOME - 8K E K K R S lonely 3 HR. I'll home located In Plnecreit situated on large lot. Tenure* extra tlic tile ball’, equipped electric kitchen and all the necem ry thing* that tend to make Ihli home the home for you. Priced at only $14,475. and only I137S down. Payment* lc»* than rent Term* If delire and AVAILABLE NOW! Cuitom built 4 UK, 2 bath home •United amidit thade tree* un four lUcely landxca icd lot* in quiet icc Iten of Sanford. A lovely home featuting built-in kitchen equipment, large brick fireplace, awning -vlndo** and terrj:to floury Priced to »e!t at ( 11,800. Hi-awneblo term', AVAILABLE NOW! > _ r LOWERS. PUNTS Marlon Market C A B B A G E PLANTS for »al*. Fred Thut* ton FA 3-3990 SALE OR TRADE Equity In I bedroom block home on corner lot In Highland Park Wtu *eU or trade lor acreage or loti. 12 Bedroom houie, unfurnished. 111'I N ItETIK U 13 Oedroom hnuee. urfurmehed I t Bedroom home, (urniihed. Aulhegtie old Hietorirvl 1 bride C. A. WIIIDDON Ejtate* 17 aerra that t* truly Furnlibed »p(rtm eat, I0US W. lit. 242 So. Park FA 2 SMI unique. IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS 3 Room funtUhed apartment. MS I bedmom houie. kitchen equipped. Send tumped add i raved envr mo., Including utlllUtl. Ph. Phone FA 23303. lope lor complete detail* Dux FA 2JM3 34, Enterprue FI* llou*e For Sale Or Rent- 3 hdrm. I Rodroom hour*, unfumuhed. kit* —large lot — unfurnlihed. Lo­ RAYMOND M. D A LI. cated 144 E. 4th St. th is equipped. 1(4 monthly. Pti REALTOR K INSUROR ft FA ! MM. REAL ESTATE FOR SALS Third St A Park Avenue. South 3 rd A d d itio n . Vail t all Hall WELAKA APABTMOTTRl m j l T. W. MERO. Broker 0 private bathe. 114 W. FirH S t Thone FA 2 3441 lln m ea lieelyiicil F o r Phone FA M ill ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor F lorida Living. I bedroom hour#. G irn * »t*d A GOOD HOM E & A Raymond Luodqulit. Anoc. storage. Rlvervlew A v e. 3 A I llcdroom *— ! A. H a th s IIAROAIN t o o : FA 2-3MI Atlantic Rank Htdf. FA ISOTfl. It l< rare to find n rral good 7 VA • FHA Redronui homo such a* thi* («r CHOICE LAKEFRONT LOTS I bedroom furnUhed hnute, IMS only M.I22M Ve», that* the In hoautlful reildenlial area. FHA In Service Ceder Ave. Available Pee. »$lb full price, but It's priced lor U 300 00 with term*. Shown by appointment. Phone Conventional quick *ale. Include* Kitchen COUNTRY PROPERTY' FA I M » Equipment, blind* and Heater, 21* Acre*, un paved road, some Financing located on 2 high lot* |ml out targe dim * Iren, different variShop For Christmas ellei. Aere of young tangelnw* of ell), hut with all city conven Down Payments Tw-o houao*. Prlee 110,000 00 lence*. Gwm1 term* arranged If At Low Ah S100 rrqulred. Don't wait until after with term s available Chriitma* to *re thi*. hecautr Tnimvdigle Occu|wncy you tan n o n right In Sr. u .» , e. Wt* liu uiu.licit IV p o n a ) S e m in o le R e a l t y .Siitisfni tiun u r Yyttr t i , N. l-ark Am . I ' h. FA W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR Mom > C heerfully Thli ii a gurit pan (o the Rita Eli* Mrthvm—'Velina tinnraler, He funded, Theatre for June Jenr.ln*. Exp Adelaide II \|u»e* — A,* irnte*. 214 E. l i t 19UI Park Ave FA 2 S232 date Dec. 12, '51. CHATHAM BLANKETS lattudlng th« Nation'* Favorite "Purrey” — Purvey Bouquet Woolihtra Brandon Full Range of Colon VOWELLS l.V U*SSU-Huge 7 IAFF* A-DAY CLOSE IN ( bedroom. I bath. I turn (arm h o u » e recently remodeled Appro*. S acre* cleared A fetu ed land Low down pa; men' FA 2 4304 2 l*droom unfurnlihed hou*e h n ttove, children, no p*t»- MS40 -m eaih. 1*M Summerlin Ave. Gifts for Her .Mon,, lice INSTALLED TOTTED PLANTS Tit. T \ 2-1III J(aA nA or FA 2*i'270 S A N F O R D Wlndithicld ll.tck (Hit** / iy .‘UBAjHIE / FLOWER SHOP. We t-legraph Dour l . l . i " \ e n | (i|.i*o s k u v i c i : FISHERS NURSERY"~ Sltlarb Bldg. FA 2SIU Magnolia * Oner* FA 2 445S S e n k irlk (Ilaoa and I’um t Co. Ornamental Shrub* • Tree* • P*n HI 111 W 2nd 8t. Ph F A 3.4422 : t - .\ o n r r s - personals Space Heater* — l-'loor Furnace. II—ALTOWCIBH.rA—TRAILERS SCOTrS PALM MANOR Clean and Service. $1 3$ Oi. *idr Home for the aged ‘SI Ford F IN pickup (me condi­ tank Installation FA 2 4743 2J9i) Orlando Dr Sanford tion. T erm . F. A Scott. 4 Vo Phono FA 2-7214. HEATING lutia Dr., DeBary, Fla Lote weight *afety with newly II. H. PO PE CO. It will pay YOU to •** u* befora Helmed Dex-ADIet Tablet* 240 S. Park ---- FA 2 4231 you buy. Open Evening* and Only 9$c at your Drug ilore. Sunday*. ENVELOPES, Letterhead' state­ EASTSIDE TRAILER SALES ment*, Invoice*, hind hills, and >lr» Brown Miller * home mad* Pilitk*. FI*. program*, e t c . Prefre»*ii * | fruit rake* at Winn Dale, Z Printing Co. Phono "r,A 2 2931 — Tint SI. T»o ton CMC tr.irk moving v*n. 304 We»t 13th St. See *t at Phillip* "M " tcro u :$ At; vm Li s r u n sai.k river. C. n D*»i» Furniture Aiming A Store ge C-iTOn A Wool Varn*. Nation*, c. e . rim .i ip.*, a , u Trade I ton Dodge truck for AC Thread*, Tape*. model G tractor knohne. New WASHBURN A AN I INI S HOLLINS IIORDV SHOP l ’p»al* ltd 130) French Ave FA H in t At Th* Sign Of Th# Tctem Pale. '.'417 8. French Ave I2-RIIATS amt viOfORS tVELI im iUJNG Eairhank* Morte Pumps BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS Yo.ir rit-inirte Dealer Repali* hi all make* Moot Any Alike ROHSON SPttnTING GOODS IIOtAAnp « LONG I U R M U RE CEMLR f 4-8 E i >» Phene FA 2.Sfl*t t: Cnmmrrrtal At m tv. in st r.\ : siti Phone r.A 2 2A31 Will *eit or Usdr for lot tO.VA—13 I At I OR V TO YOU fl High Hat Imat with lop. windAl.t MINl'M thlrltl. vtrering cuabion*. trailer M V—l'l I 'Mill SI, «n ’ KOm iNU VENETIAN RUN IIS am! '$8 .Sunrr 5$ Johnwm motor line!-,td he*d sag proof hollom Been tiled (wire Day Phone rill with p in tle end*. Plaillc r.A : ; : : i Night Ph f a 22618 or i*>on tape* Cjttoa »r njlon M F T m rrw ROIIMIV s sp u rn INC GOODS cord*. m i l M l I S B AH 19J* Kvinrvde* Now On Sale! Senhnrlk Clasw nntl Paint Co. AIR CON 111 MOVING Sample Prtre* 112 111 AV 2nd St 111. t'.A 2 4422 $«.'|| IK. U) If p Start!itr «avi m CONTRACT and REPAIR t$DRK 10*7 Sanford .Air. |*A 2-(J|! ($04 00 3$ If P Itlitwm M7»ni t'nmpton* Enr)eloper|iai FA13S40 $133 00 18 II P Faltwin $310 03 $144.00 3 H P Light win $1250) CLARKS PLUMBING AND HF7AT *'i HI' WUaril outboard. ISO ING ha* moved to our new Inca Al*q all recomiidnneil tiled nmlnr. Alter 1 p. m. FA 2 4704. lion *02 AV. 77th St , I'hone reduced to auction whole tale F A 2 2374 2 Goo| uied automatic wither!. tinre*. Special* in wood, alum! Your choice for *100 num and l-Iim bnat». Gator PLUMBING Taller* Hank financing, SANFORD CLECTRlt' CO. Conti acting A Repair* 116 Magnolia FA 1 1542 ROBSON SPURTING GOODS Free Ettlmatr* 304 E. lot. R E. II Alt VIA tie d I.urn tier. Melal Roofing. MURCVRV DI TROVRD MOTORS 201 Sanford Ave Phone I A 21181 Thone FA 2 IK14 W. P SMITH 24-PIANO SERVILE I*—FI RNITUItE and Oiiitmard Sale* h Service HIM ii.IIO I.lt GOODS 2115 Paik Ava. PA 2*23t PIANO TUNING A It I'PAIRING W. I.. IIAKMON' • n tu VALUES i$ - A R n r t .r s w v v r r n iPh. FA 3 1223 After i to p. m. • QUICK CREDIT 0 EASY TERMS Caih far furniture or *arplui, :i v III It. h i m ; i '4i,\ i'll vi T ulls Super Trading Po*t. Sanford WILSON - MAIISR Orlando Ifwy. FA 20477. For earprntry, palntfne, *er»-n New An ! I atd Fumliure mg. roofing, and platter repair, FA M W Pine A Uyprrti laic* and Tlnilier a«|dialt tile, a-bnto* siding, 311 R. Firot St. Wanted Hongl’. Green Pine A mavomv or wood Hept, leveling IS A V E I 4’yprra* l.undicr Wanted. Hrnry and lepairing garage* and Goethe t.un'ber C o, TliuivIHe, New & Fsctl wierking call F.\ 2 Is'.'D. FI* Phone i/n, (collect) ond e«k K urnlliire nntl Appllanreo A t'i M l FTt— r R A - L for Henry Goeibe. Wall 17-REALTY PVRMinS $li My equity. PA :nw t. Thu it a guoit p a n lo thi Riu theatre for Caroline Lane. Eap due Dee. » 'S4. nt p a ir s d rlcaneri Kurby, Hi guiranlMd la L lic r o f S a n fo rd .117 203 E. Firot St I’h. FA 2-05M Sanford* Mo*t Alodern died furniture, appliance*, loolo Retitiv hiton etc Daight-iuld Larry'* Start Soft Water T V. Stamp* 21$ sinfurd AV) Ph PA ( 4133. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 10$ So. Oak FA 2 3742 Houit Wiring - E'.ectri; Service Sid Vlhltn Im n ird ln le RANDALL ELECTRIC Cl* I t —FEMALE HELP WANTED Spur? T im e (Inpurlunll.v 112 Magnolia I'.A 2 0(15 M .n o r W om an (JIKLS WANTED He:tl I itr n n e White Mu»t he 21 nr over. Apply 23-A— lit ILIUM. It K P A I R S PAINTING Se!f-Herv | r t* In potion ll Pig V Whlitio, Toy R o u te IliHinew* bpeetd diet «nd food tuprrvDor FLOOR landing and Entitling Cleaning, nixing Serving Kitchen experience preferred wv aie hl?h!v tf>peMed t»» Seminole County line* 1928. High trhool education riienllol bt- ker* ri tr 1 by Dun A BradH. M. Gieamn. L ik e M i r y Excellent perxunnel rolicle* 41 -treft. iclH” !* toy* n*tl«nally. hour, week. Stirling Salary $140 Nn v evpnnding In )uur area. 1130 month. Dietician, Seminole Our distributor*’ toy reorder* Memorial Hoipital. n e puuilng In berau*e our loy* BfCAUSf are not "n‘ erng* rirk meriI~M ' a i .IH I1 ! i > If.vfvTRl chindlre.” Wc have li e tirgeil WANTED AT ONCE *• irtment. -.*;ileit price range, Rauleigh Dealer In part Ninford ed p* 1 ag'ng. or Fait Votuila Co. Write BawlSince thrte ore lorn* rhntce eigli'a. Dept. PAL Itu-R, Sic inteirllurlr* av tillable In ihi* gen* |ihli, Tenn. rr*l mea, « few 'Inrere ludb 10—Male nr female vlduali will acquit# a profit* aide »ilf »*t*l?c 'TOY STA* Colored help Minted, mint he over ?l apply tn per*™ at Pig N' TIUN ‘ route In grocery, drug Whlatle. ,t ,.r.. etr., WHICH WE WILL KSTAUI.ISII FUR YOU. Cheap Men Mi men $hi. Dally, hell L.intltoy n e k ’ are lapidly being re* N f S O L V f TO rnut nameplate* Writ* Krcvci Co., Atlletroro, 51a n . placed by tha *en*at|nnal I* 0* mol* t < n f u l « . *lx TA K A TO V merchandblng Il-W nrk Wanted iniliht* *nd imoking dliplay*. The itere* make 2. |'it Hill; tlctlri' *||| -t Itahy titling, irunlni PA 2 7924 monc) So d*> yuu. hut thi* l« end a j i p b i i ' '( i h t m ’i.x NiA u (ic'.-Rtcli-QJicX Scheme thr I rid((writ*ri' LibonIroning, 1”c A lie. PA 2 7211. toriei in , Ojr icpiexfntatlve will arrange Ironing Saiilfarllon — reimnible. 3» Aio,J mbuti of fliiamaappulntmenta aoon In your AtlIll Cedar, Apt 2, Mr*. Page bl* liquid* elnlly lo preient complel# dei f - -III dlNt-Rh ul*rnlt fI'l'iYfll'l 4. Keep) eating andnwklm t: ll>. Mu*l have a r j r and $591 equipment in good njiiir ra*h for to ) ’, dliplaya and nuim eu properly for eale by own­ 1tore affuiinla. Write lully er, 1 block imilh nlv limit* of UAl.t Imurnnca S*r' iff Sanford on hlehuav 1TA92 (loot! about y our eel f, give add real: 3r.l & I rk FA 5 3811 location fur any type of bunphone number lo! net*. 25*. du«n. balance on Tak*A*Tov IMMriliulnn* monthly payment* See L. C. Clark Sr. 2»J19 Orlando Dr l.uml T itle Hulldlnx t l — kpe/Ul hfflKra Hroail A C ltc n ln u l S lrcels I’lilludclphla, I’cnnn, Quick Laundromat Servtea Fire Will Kill Neatly 1000 People l This Month Shir!* rin iih rd In L (M lluUit Panllone Dry Cleaning T. 2Sth St. PooiJmarl Rtdg. hOI TIISIDE I. AI NDItOM AT South Pinoerr»l and 2nd edition— Televmon Tut>ei Teited fr»e ROLLINS IIOBPY SHOP 3 bedroom home, 1 t bath*. I’rlro $14,WO, $87 month !/>x At The Sign Of The Totem Pole. 2811 s. French A*#. du»n paymrnt. I'hane PA 2 2831. 1 R 2 bedroom home. Payment! v.At i t ai n.E A N rn Fart* for all make* Flctlrlux, I louver, Pree pick up Work FA 2-I74S. ft TAINTING "For thoie vhn ru e ." returnable, Refetruer* given. FA 1 1292. PUMPS - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type* and iliei. lnMilltd 9-1 LlItVFKs. I'l.A N h -Do It Yourwlf* Clt API VIM i: M RSPRY WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E REAUTIFUL HOLLY Machine and Supply Co. AH kind* and lire* Gripcutte Ave. FA 24446 207 W. 2nd SC Plu FA 2 64U WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We Invite xou to lie our yurs'.x nlmolttlrly free tvUKoul nliliKiititin nl on* of Sanford'# loading Motels whllo >mu Inrut# suitable lu>'ising for vmi ami your family. I’ick up your key at the Hale* Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILEY ODHAM. Pres. Phona FA 5*1501 Corner Huy. 17*92 X 27th St. \i �• - h Page 8—Mon., Dee. 15, 1958 Cage Scores United Pres* International R ut Steel Bm I, Pittsburgh Flail Pittiburgh 71 Purjueinc 36 f'ontnlallon OrmMm OS Miami ( Fla.) fit Georgia 70 South Carolina 71 Rirr 04 t^ouiilana St. SO Richmond 15 V.M.I. 39 Texai A*M U Centenary ST Tulane fit T rial 51 Florida St. ft! Florida Co Citadel 89 Washington & Lee fit SSIU M Vanderbilt 71 Georgia Trrh *5 Furman 77 SI Joseph'* 97 .Manhattan 37 A rkinm fit Mlsslulppl fit Rradiry 71 St. John * (N.Y.) 66 I/Miiivilie 02 Alabama 43 I.j Sj IIc II Lehigh 47 Mldwett Princeton M Navy M Xavier (Ohioi M Detroit 58 Scion Hall fit Torunto U. 44 lllinoi* 85 Col of I’ariflc 07 Muhlenberg 86 Albright 70 Iowa 75 Tex»* Tech 73 Cornell *1 tlurkncll 55 Wa»h. 12 Georgetown (D.C.) 73 Indiana 07 Missouri 72 Cincinnati tofi Marthall 86 Virginia 7S Writ Virginia 72 Toledo 81 Miami (Ohio) 63 Dovton Col. St Connecticut 55 Marquette 82 St .\orbcrf* 74 Holy ('rot* 61 3'alr 49 Ohio State 81 flutter on I'rnniylvanl* 71 Army 73 Wisconsin 56 Notre Dame 34 Niagara 83 Fordham 32 Minnetola 78 Nebraska 57 Syracuse 71 Caniiiu* 70 South Purdue 83 F.vaniville 82 DePaul 73 Rowling Green 78 Kentucky 78 St. Fanil* 37 ■Southwest Arkanaa* Col. 63 Harding Col. 37 Oklahoma City 78 N Text* St. 63 Anrona 74 Santa Itarhara cn llendrrron 84 EC Okla. SI. 64 Trinity C8 Sam llouitnn St. fid Drury 72 NE Oklahoma SI. 62 St Mary'* 66 t orpu* Chri*ti 48 (Veil llukur Musir Shop ninvm Into .... c, second place in (he Sanford City | « ,dih° 67 MonUn* “ MIXING THE SLAW—At Navy Apprecia­ Jr., give Hhretided cnbbngo th a t "special Howling League la.t week, beating 1Oregon St. 72 Wichita 55 tion Day, Hnturrfny, M. L llnliorn Sr.. David touch" an it goen fro n t (I. I. can to lau n d ry out New York IJfe Imuranee by Denver 72 Colorado St. 84 Klingerovmith and M. L. (Sonny) Kulsorn cart. (H erald S ta f f P hoto) a half game. Kama* SI. 53 San FrancDco U. 52 I h r Muilcian*. led by fieorge Washington 59 Houiton 55 Swann'* 503 lerlei. »plit a three- Colorado 52 Air Forre 44 game aerie* with Mather of San­ Soulhrrn Cal 68 Kanta* 55 ford, ted by Garry Fox'* 531, each Teia* Chritllan 71 Utah M team taking one and a half game* due to a tie In the first game of WASHINGTON (U Pll — Court- 1likely lo move againvt Hu((a per->have aimed Ihcir (ire at HnKa'a the evening. Meanwhile, league leading Rur appointed monitor* of the Tram-J tonally in I lie wake of Thuriday's jUeulenanl*. atari Union may bring corruption j court order giving them avreep 'Hie lenmilrr* rebelled at inon- nett Painters. with the help r.f charge* icon r 2.««L . U u u 'e n 1in* clean up power*. "or demand* to bring charge. Hob Rorsdorf'. 5J4. took two * i, 1, , ... . again*! one of Ilona a De,roit a»- game* from New 3orh IJfr, with ho** Jamr* It. Huffa, It a federal Judge F. Dickiiuon; >(H|„i,.a> o»en (fieri) Rrennsn, George Kenit' 514 Irving lo stem i t t r v r n u 'v (UPD learned today. l^lt», who issued the order, made bated on le.tlmony that Itrrnnan the tide. Also, Celery , ‘' , , , -, A nnaniuM/*,»,,. *.o ,r , 7 vCity ..7 Print...... urJ> I. _ I .I _ L ________ ________ _ . . . 1 . . . „._•»___ _ I_, k„ hnh C I . . I . * . 191 inni »crlp* o f 6** explosion* destroyed The monitor majority appearrd It plain he felt lie could remove ml»ined union welfare fund* I Bowling Reaches Season Mid-Point Corruption Charges Loom For Hoffa Six Persons Killed By Gas Explosions AT E L K S CH A RITY HALL — A m ong the ninny a tte n d in g ttie annual Klkx C h a rity Hall here S a tu r d a y night w ere M r. and Mr*. Rnlph W ig h t (le ft) and M r. a n d Mr*. Harry lalled Pre»» International Freih mow* swept out of the Southland and the Northern to* day. Weathermen foreiaw no m a­ jor break In the biller weather Hoiking much of the nation Quotable Quotes Hoffa from office or puniih l,in, f rit* riilnl that Ihc union inuit *wo C*nM‘* from Gene’* Seminole Mrion* including ^a for ronlempt of court If hr balked comply with that and nine other {)r> *fi "**n* **h*n<1 photographer for the Allentown at the reform propoial* finler* of recommendatlnn the ***** Karee * 499 »erie*. United Prea* Inlernational At Ihe half way point In the *ea- Call-Chronicle. In Miami Reach, Fla., Iloll.t monitor* *ay have nnt Iwen I * m K u » l» •> The firit cxploilon in the ilretl UNITED NATIONS. N .Y .-U S, »on. the Handing* for the leaiue W illiam W J i c . l t * 1>»i • »»»l »«id Ihe Informal rrjxirt of the | obeyed in tront of Ihe Inn routed about Ambanador Henry Cabot Lodge, ,Unk -nel (lJf | Mroitrr(( are a* follow*: I * Ik * I'm irl •» ik * ‘ " t , ' 1' J ,< " ' trim .ter named Render Commi* 30 gucilt and employe* from on the 13th U. N. General A»emLoit a*atk*t* riwMii Won ■Ion indicated the romudimi v ho originally challenged Hoffa'* 7 r# m ,, their bed* They were joined by bty’i lackluilre showing: | * l* r * k * l* . 36 15 T * AM r n l l t w i •■ * r « « « ; I t s * . charge* leveled at the tram ttrri rlecllnn on ground* H wat riggrd * u[n** too reiident* of Ihe area who "Let u* hofre for better thing* IX r ia l* * * a r ll* * * * * 4 * 20*'i IP s are "Mkirgeralod." a(lv, have eomplletl a li.l . . In IS59 " BaM Kstalet 21 gaihcrrd to watch firemen fight 14 Vt.ii »»>* cw.li t.f s,*is » t* 1ici*i'» the blu e that erupted in the .. ? , m of 75 M-parate charge, ag.im t U 23 22 nnt1fl«il sn 4 »c-»uir*‘l Itr^jcm CLINTON. Trnn. - Evangellit h.r rthe' work l r ofr rth, . 'i 'M '-re mainly ha.ed on ' * ? ' Ll,>' m,i , i l i l t , . an4 ,l» m *ii4 * w klrli mint further on IS’s vtrrel. I9‘s Thr second hlait ihattcred Ihe Hilly Graham, on the Integration triliimmy lu-fnrr the Senate Mather you. t>r - lih c r <>f * " « ." } ■ / »**« 30 hotel, killed all *lx victims in ‘controverty that culminated here 15 G e n e '* * * • 10*1 th*. * * l* l» "4 W illiam vv. rommfitlott berauw it* *iaiu* R .rkeli ’ CommltVff J * oer • •l*e***«4. 1*1* "f »*••! for tttr the night'* Split ihiinker* iui „ doubt iitiui'i b> i>) Lett u -ii * ■ ruling _, , , , o|,iiv»inin»ri» , injured 24 perrons, j with the bombing of Ihe high C k lllilV . It* lh» t-m jktv J u 4 t» «4 wa* Irft In threee-rnembw commluion, .. .!r ,r c ,o n ly. Pamlnula c o u n lv . F l» r l4 * . • ' •><* The "rf,rrnl txiwling were Hank Kretrer. with • ... o fflc* In lit* reu rt h«u»* »• »» ' >y former Ohio Sen! l w f? , ' anfr **U«v* for . eon a 4 V7 Rd Klrrhhoff with a 5 7. U o « • ' r * >• deail was identified; irhool: lay • ’m int* *1 Uanfard, K to rl4 *. wtlhln headed "Hoi head* and cold hcarta rndcr. wax wa. hired by '* •chc.lutcal for next K(| Whrelrr with a five an,I as Irsler w. r i l l i t r* U ti4 » r mnnOt* from Iko George Render, hy the Krafl Jr.. 29, a dark never solved anything ..We must limit -tf the flr*t in ib llf« tl« n ,.f Ik l* Icaimtera, .,1 825o n day each to .•larch In *n effort to gel rid of K a rh cla im nr rt.u taM ahall the law but keep In mind Cntlra. Average* after Ihc week'* lmw|. room technician and pholngraphor reipeet • in w r llln * . and *6*11 • '•••..V ** Invextigale rhargrx of corruption Ihe monitor*. that II is powerless in Itself to fur the Call Chronicle. Police laid |t|* r* af * n*1 iK .il i.frlt* The union claims that the mon (ng are. change Ihe human heart and must Aftdr+f* e i ih * t talrn ifif, ►h* 11 again*! the union and recommend k* »wofn to 6v th * t U lm a n l. hi* change* Hot* hive exceeded their power* Richard*-166, Fox—165, DePal- Kraft apparently Hopped at Iht he supplemented by love." lire rn route home from work lo ■*«nt. nr » H n r n * i. *n 8 »n» «'ith A»krd II lie were afraid of lov­ in attempting a cleanup cam nia. Maloney, ami Von HerttuR* plmlograph the lilaie. rfa u n nr d q it it il not * ‘> it '* Hl *n *ll ing Ills Job, Hoffa ibid back "f paign Hut tell*’ rating give* m pa. Wieeter-162. Sletier and The other victims were ideal! RERUN—The Communist Hart ><’u \ l l l * l * O Jacult* wide authority In track Rest—161. Slrele an,I Kaiee—180. A* ..f (l.t* t^ »l W ill never was afraid of nothing, let them lied ai William llraln-r ami Perry German rew (paper Neui Deutsch*«.| T r* l* m n n t t.l flown < > n rmrupllon wllhln the na I'eiotd—159. and Swann Cook, and alone losing my Job." Miller, both IB; Maynard Hirb- tind. on the Writern power*' dev\ll!l*n> W . .latnh*. rtr. »«*l Callan at IS* Trainstera' attorney• were ter llon'a large*! union „ . I .. , . . . ____ ner. 39; William J . .Maclean. 15. lermlnatioo lo reject Soviet pro i% i i i i : .........I I T i il l H r . M ' t l l tain to appeal I.ellv’ ruling. It ap Hukmr and Kent, at 157 borgu- ^ w„ |er ^ ; l£tl 3T potalt that foreign iwwer* leave j i n i l i v i. m u i i t . i% v a n i o n n—156. Krelrer—155. Gllttrap— ______ ‘___ a r. «M no i i i i n 9 i v . n i i l i i N V . in patently will take several days Dertin: I II * M I II* M l. WO* irchhoff, R ugm strin. unim . iwinre an appeal ran I h* made lie- New Peak I ncovered m, K "Whoever say* no to lb* Soviet r.vDt.vs vi.fiimr. LON'DilN ( U P I »- Soviet anlarr Plvec. ami Ring at 153. It Ron proposal* vvant* a Ihint world r i .A iN 'T ir i' caiive of iielav* In preparing legal F in a l R ite s T o d a y wir. Tliat D the brutal troth." papers. llc explorer* have ,ll*< ovi-led ilorf—132. ami I'roclor at So far. monitor chairman Mar pyramid shapeil |wak more th a n ' llrrh s t ami Holler at 150, llu riie tt| W R b W , F o r Dodson C h ild M i t l l M 111 *I*«**:»M tin F. (VDonoglme and hit cot id., Mi If el alsivr sea level during and llroun at Ilk. S r “ PARIS—We*t Berlin laml May­ T o i A m on M e r n n r .. W ho** »**i Ed rid g e —I I I , Harrison—133, tl. Carla Jean Dodson, eiaht- or Willy llramlt. on Ihe Rig Three r U 1*11 Jlttlfll* ai>**l league Godfrey I’. Krhmitll wlio a (light near the “ pole of inarers luriu an anti Itotfa majority, | silullly Moscow Radio reported florsdnrf—132. ami Prescott at IIJ. nionth* old. dird In Seminole Me. Allies rejection of a Soviet ulti­ Jn rk ao ii. i l l * * . . . . To il »»<■ h » f*l‘t ,r.|iltti-1 I" III ' mortal Hospital at 7:50 p. rn.. Dec matum that they get out of Her * » u r n r l l l r n itt.(r»i»tt to lh<- MM cnnudAlnl for .l l t o i .o fit*-.* li* in n 12. afler a lengthy lltne**. tin: ■aalM.I you. w llti ll>* * la rk " f I6« She was born April I t . I9SH, In •The moat Important achieve• l.n t* *1*1* I'o u rl on or t.*fiu* J . i m . t < it. 1*1*. am i •*» * * • i«t*» Sanford, ami lived at 38.3 Tiny mrnl today wa* the agreement of **ro* i d a t n i l i r « ,M*. ♦***. Ridge Road, Casselberry. Ihal,...the Soviet ultimatum is no J a m r . I', t'o llltr. 7*>l w » * i ih u r tlt u rt.to lo , P I.,fltla . Shr is survived by her parrnli, (l)r ditciiaslon and. that Ihe 1 1 ,,,Irt la ll no, o r .lo t,o r inn Mr. ami Mr* Geurife IV. Dodson, j tveslrrn power* arr prepared to r u i,f» » o « III h* r n lc r u t * * j I i >*, fasscllw ny; two sisters, Cathy |lvc U(l to their obllyation* in " WITXRflH mV liantl » n J m l * t ami Carol l.ynn, ami a brother ]1(.t |)n llantiiri, Hemlio't* Connor. M o l.U . • hi* I f , ,l* r »t •'* - m '-'f. 1’ ” Carl: maternal grandparents, Mr. — «sV:ai■ .<■ !• IIIIttN 'U oN and Mrs. Dee Rirkhimet. Lake i , f ih . f i r . >ilt i -.uil Mary; paternal grandparents, Mr. New O ffice Created |i , o i i j i.u »4 tiu l*t. in* ami Mr*. J. \V. Dodson, Lake WASHINGTON lU fi) - T h e J a m r* , ’ «■•III*-r A l l . ...... .. lor I'la ln ,I l f Mary. Small business Administration an­ Funeral servlre* were held Ihl4 or v i > "K > t • tit11• » >• nounced Sunday night It ha* set Iill.l,* W H O M * JoNI'.O t'.V I f afternnro at 3:50 p. m. at the up a new office to hocii »mati 11 t T ( I u n i K N T C . < I II ' hake Mary Raptlsl Churrh The A »w»rn f"'>mpi*lnt h » *ln e h *,n Imsinesx aellvltity In government (11*4 »*»ln*» vnu In In * • Irru ll Rev. .lame* E C u rry and the r « a r t In »n«l r<*f S *m ln , I , , u n lr. research and development. Rev. Willard Row man officiated. m. I lu r li l • follnued in Oaklawn Me­ morial Park Hrl*«on Funeral Hume " * * in charge nf arrange mrnl*. S O M E I ’ K O l ’ t . K M T IL I. D O S T ’ E N O W — 35 e operate k a o fn H '* in ly Corn m ere 1*1 “ W'kila P rin t Children'll Home. (P h o to by B ergetroinj Deaths Arcade Package Store DETROIT (UPll - Famed *urgmn and naturalist Dr. Alexinder W. Illain, 73, diet! Sunday In a hospital in Detroit winch he found­ ed ami named in honor of hi* fa­ ther. Featuring SAN FRANCISCO (U Pll - Fi­ nal rite* will he held Wednesday for Federal Judge Fldward P. Murphy, 51, veteran jurist who •lied nf a heart attack Saturday nighl. f . / The Very Beat 310 E. 1st / NO PROPERTY TOO U R G E for EXPERT HANSBROUGH AUCTION METHOD of Selling. Far Further Information Call Collect Orlando GArden 4-U7L M f Huh Anti Srll I •to S. 1‘ IRK AVE. Sat unlay *iiyrlil liv liouRlan Aircraft (’«. Left to right. \Y. K. Patrick, llrailey Oilltam, Ilyntl, Mayor Merle Warner. (Photo by Bergstrom! * plunged lo sera or beiow a* f, south a* Fayetteville, Aak. du ing the night and sub-frcrimg temperature* ranged t h r o u g h Georgia and northern Florida Weather Paitera Revened However, a warming trend in Ihc northern plain* created a re­ versal of the uiual weather pat. tern. Great /ail* and Cutbank, Mont , each recorded 35-degree reading* at midnight, while along the Gulf resident* of Mobile, At% and New Orleans shlvrrrd In S and 33Megree temperature* re. pectivrly. Thr Southland'! cold wave vs as felt during the night from Trig* In northern Florid*, where at least fire death* hava been a t­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Harry tributed to the Jcy temperature*. (Tlm t Moore, 70, Ihe freewheel­ Oswego, N. Y., wa* pelted with ing, fait talking "Klngflth'' of four inches of xnow Sunday morn­ the Amu* 'n Andy television aer­ ing. boosting Ihe total that h ^ ie*. will be buried Saturday. fallen In that snow-crippled city V The loved Negro romedian died the last eight day* to 85 inches. at General Hospital S a t u r d a y Omega Dig* On< from an undisclosed ailment. He Skirt cleared during the after­ had been hotpiialiied on and off noon. and highway crew* made throughout the summer and had Ihr most of the reprieve to clear been on Ihr critical list since Oswego of *now and a foot and Nov. 7. one-half layer of lee in the Survivor* included hi* wife, street*. Vivian. 39. • it looks Ilka we're pulling out Moore came out of ivlircinenl of it," an official slid. No »n*,ur In 1946 to try fur Ihe part of wa* predicted for the city today. "Kingfiih" on television. Hr wa* About an inch or snow fell considered by Amo* ‘n Andy fan* Chicago, bringing ihe accumula­ a* the perfect "Ktngflih" and r e ___ tion____ to 11 inche* In the part week. cu red wide acclaim for hii per- Temperatures fell below laro dur formances. ,nit th« njgjit for Uw sixth day of icro or aub-aero reading* In the WINDSOR, Onl. t UIM I—Detroit city this month. industrialist and noted hunter William Gtise. 63. who aurvlvrd an airplane clash in Alaska f i v e years agu, was killed Sunday when his car rammcd a drain­ O. D. Farrell’* age culvert south of here. The hranl of the Laitern *tnrm moved out Into thr Atlantic Ocean Sunday nlghl. but deposited mod. era la mow fall amount* along it* flanks from northern New Jersey to southern New England. Flarlirr, Ihe storm siammrd in­ to Dixie, dumping six inches of snuw' at rvichniouti, Va. It left one to four mcnca from northern South Carolina lo routheattern New England. Aa the rold snap stretched well Into it* second week, reading* Wieboldt’s Aboil I t.ljy.oou new liumc* tire cxprrlnl to lie rontlracled in Ihe U. S In 1939 hy private builders. C E N T E R O F A 1TK N TIO N — II. 0 . Ilyntl. vico-|ii viiil( iit anil yfeneral mimaKiT o f DotijfLi.x A irc ra ft, wiw th o c e n te r of Hcntinolr C ounty Icatlcr*’ atte n tio n nt th e p a rty Riven p ro ject* of Klks, In cluding th e H arry -A n n a Bitter Weather Cloaks Most Of U. S. Legal Notice P l" * V l6 I t O H UN »■ J ,,N I> for rtlv o ir,. |h * »lo.rt t i ll * of n l.l.h la |)\v i:N I*. J , r i a l , t , Iff >»ra i l IIV III.IV At m u : * J'lM '-f. I ’*f*n|a„< th*a* i .i .a * n ' * f , < -n. tn*n4 r „ ,i to a o e * * r *to! Ml* toor w rltla n ja f a r* * * h rra ln on or (»■ (n r* tl>» S4lh it*** of f’ .o"tn* <r. A I> , V' * "T ..f h t r o la * U *' pr>. f .nfo*at W ill •n f*ft I • c a ln .i , o i, f l u iu a fa rd 11*1*14 i* ,io «Ik o * i *.1 a t , i t .i L . , | . , r of k. i p. ral - .r .iila . II .o In o hi. h Ih l* t |f *,,-•', ahall f.« m il,11*f,*,| .in ** ,* * h m -I i for four ro n ,o o iitt.* w *#k*. W I T M :M In ; h»n4 *o4 official * * * l of fh* a'lwl V* of ,h * I'lr tu ll I'n u rt on fh l* ih * J t - f 4 a r •>f N'o*cn,h*f. A |, t * - l. u I* H an o i..n d a r k of Ih* I ’ lr r u ll C o u il l'» rf o ll llu fk c , A lt o n .* * *1 l.« » . I 1 n I,.,* n o fU n fo n l. r io fi4 * . e d lc lio r for I'la lr U f f A d air. The ball produces revenue for c h a rity V n , I'JII SATURDAY, 1:M P. M. DEC 20 Hantmu Rd. - DELAND Shop For Christmas BEAUTtFUL MASONRY HOME, U\KF. PRIVILEGER At Of imall block conacrurtiao, In latkr Ftrreafard Tcnacv. thl* home tiffer* com fori brainy and rronumlcat upkrcji and pretent an extremely allrmdive picture un thr Urge IM s 130' well-landtcaprd lot. Thr borur ha* two erramic tile baiht, with hath in double garage—2 targe bed­ room*, living room with Hcntalator fireplace and bay window. The kitchen It modern with many cabinet*, and the all rlertrtc equipment will go with th e 'house. Evhau.t fan over the atove and tettai;,. floor are ndilitlnnal fea­ ture*. There l» • glassed in Florida rmur and a large attic for additional rooms. To Reach Property: Travel New York A vr. (Hay 441 from downtown DeLand, continue on New York Are, past the Depot to H.mtoon Rd. lilt E. Int Our Many Years EXPERIENCE l l u given nur cuntomcr* confidence In un. We can recommend * MUTUAL FUND for YOU with a proven record for intnmr, growth or both. THATS OUR BUSINESS U t ua help you with sour lnnur«n*e proldemn. Slop In and talk with un at any time without obligation to you. O H iy 8 tOMtNGHAVSnKOUCH AUCTIONS INCI4JDE: SKA LINE M ltTEI, U.8 . IIWY: 27. CITRUS T41WER, Kepreaenling CLERMONT ■#,h * Magnolia, CLERMONT American Fire ft Canually f'o. rt.1.*1. J*w?lRA- t - M0TI:L 4 U' T - « « 'DENTON URAI FONT APJ^. U H. IIWY. P2, Pt.VNT OTA* APVRTMF.NT HOUSE, S, WIIJ) OUVE, DAYTONA REACH aad many, many olhero-Wriie tar Brwhum . Mrs. Stan Comstock H II Omway Road Ph. Orlando GA 5*8084 TOMORROW FAIR WINDS MOTEL .5 Ml. EAST TAMPA CITY LIMITS Bob Crumley, agent Representing: Allen 0 Css. Ukcland. Florida Member t Midwant Stack E irb a u a tkkago Boud af Trade Camptete Inveatmeat Rentre 1 JOHN H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ATI,ANTIC BANK BLDG. . FA 2 0871 Terms: » % r t AltllaM, IK * J �News Briefs Ike Conference Off WASHINGTON llTph —Pres! dent Eisenhower %•111 no* hold i new > cnnferenrc Wednesday . Britain Sells Planes LONDON a r i < - Britain it sell­ ing Indonesia six of tit rew anti submarine Gannet planet Cow Bears Quads fsc o n d id o . c *ul a m Quadruplet! were boni today l« t llelttein eon at the Hollandia Dal ry, an oeeurrenee rated at a oner In a century happening Cardinal Visits Pope VATICAN c m ' lU P lt—Francis Cardinal Spellman, arrhbithop of New York, wai received tn private audirnee toil ay h> Pope John XXIII 3The ^ m if o r D S fc ra lft VOL. XL1X AN INDEPKNUKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER I ’nited P it ** L cm*<mI Wire Kstnblinhed IPi'S UK*'KMIIKR Ifi. 1 SANFORD. FLORIDA 'Over-Spending' Laid To Dodd ^ ^ County Restricts Work In District Until ’Acccminfjng' C o m m iS S IO V l O k C fV S " Replat In Chuluota I l„ ik e ' around Sprint lake Kathryn 'lo re than .W protesting t huluota R « Ihvdd. county rommiiftnn resident* appeared at thr Cntnmlser for P iitrtet I today w-ai arenam fe|(n r rrprf, , ntH ,n I ed hv noard Chairman Jntin Kridmmey John Stilton wnn *atd that 1 er of over *|iemf ing hit bud ret nn hr didn't think I'ommlitionrrti or ads and bridget thr Development Corp had "any 'rewriting to bills rrcrivrd hy tight to deprive property m iners, f the Iha Com ml* sinn Dodd ha* spent nf ihctr right* to the street* «ir« «, ’ nearly LWnnn m thr Ftrit three or lake* purchased in gtvwl f nth month* of Iht* fiteal year with their lots." Vernon C Dunn, cnmmitttonrrSanlord attorney lull Hutchison, rlect. who will latic over Dhtriet representing the It e v e I op men t I in January, told rommlasionera TOKYO il'P li—Experta on Rrd Corp told Commissioner* that Sr that one of the mad* huilt in the China said today Mao T.*r lung rood St would hr enlarged trs take are* • giw* through a awrampy may be preparing to step down rare of increased traffic, and *aid are* without a houae In sight." as head of the Chinese Commit that 'With 13 t.lfrt home* in the Dodd anawerrd that the road nut government to make a final, are*, what nnv might he * plra had heen requritrd tome years supreme bid for equal billing with ,urr ..outil become * harard if before. He taid. "In the 12 years Karl Marx and \ I l.enin at the roads were to remain Your re I've served on Ihl* Commission I communism t lop thinkrr tponsihihty is to see Inal you have ItK fA1,1. KOl f.ll ItlDKILS’-T hcac three mentlsor* of have always tried to be fair about This wav suggested a* an Im a well rounded, orderly develop Itonvpvpit Utimp I". S|umi*h-Americn:i War Vcternna, not building rnadt in every part nf portant reason behind Mao'* ru mtni which will henrfil the entire tnjrelIter Sitntlhv fur tlu* anniiAl meeting. Almtit nine other my diitrict." morrd deciilon tn turn hit job as county The retiring commissioner ad­ mentlur.' wi le ton ill to .(tiojiiJ the irntherimr at the home t.ba|rm an.of lied China'* s°'ernIhUtixuau-»»!-' 'roferty-ivAi..ra mitted. however, that hr w st one nf Frank Kvnn*. Lake Mary. Veteran* ot‘ Teddy Hoovemeet over to Vlarthal Chu Teh have bail no subtantial right* thr property ownert tervlcod veil* "llmitrh Hiilrri*" arc. left to ripht. Kvanv, command­ of next month Mao would still wield dented and »ttll have acre*! to the hy the Citrus Av*. road power a* chairman uf Uic parly, arc* lie said that more than IV* er: I' i’ Priest nml L <) Pirkerinp, ndiiitnnt. An argument ensued when Krid Tokyo evp»n* **ld Mao would hor-e* had been ronitructed in (Photo hy .lampoon) er suggested that no more money need most o( his enrrgy to meet thr are* tince la*t April and he spent in District 4 until the what may be the greatest chal more were Lirihcomlng with the new Commission reapportions the lenge of hit career—making a (completion of the <ew*ge plant fundi. Dodd emphatited that roads turcess out of the people's com' Hutchison added that the realunder eonatruction would have to munea drnlt "teem ed to think it a crim r be completed, or be ruused aad There i* a strong poiiihllity lor anyone to mske money", and "coat the county twice as moth.** that Mao it diMatufird with the stated an incident two week* ago Commiaaionari d i a a g r o a d on way thete giant labor ramps— when one of the protriting ro»i thta; and paated a motion, over heralded at ' the primary unit of dent* offered hi* home for *alr Dodd * d im m ing vola. that w the future Communist toclcty"— at the meeting for Vin.tXM “ When more money be tpent In Diitrict 4 have heen operating he paid for it three month* until an accounting D receriwd Igr KL CAJON, Calif. (U P Ii A I guest I yust flipped my lid,** He want* more time to whip ago. that teems like a prettv good commlfilonera. with the eiceptlou lanky 111 year old runaway youth it foot. 4 inch Carl Fder lold po of the completion of Rad Bug and them Into shape, for hi* rrpul* profit he *aid lire. tearfully admitted Monday night lion at a Communist thinker—and Sutton told thr hoard that the Tuteawtlla roadi and tha wooden probably thr future of the nation only reason the Development Corp that he killed the wife and four "I pray that God will take mer­ bridge now under eonitrurtton on he brought Into being—may de wanted the roads chord wo* for children of lit* benefactor because cy on him ." grieving Thomas Red Bug Road. pend largely upon the rommune*. the construction of mote expensive one of the children "wouldn’t stop rendergaat, 39. huthand and fath­ Thr County budget tor road* and Top rating at a Communis! homr* or* rbr sahlable lake front screaming ' Thr youth vv*t rap- er of the slctima taid. bridges la $230,000 h r the flare I lured by an off duty policeman Why did you do tt* WhyT year. Iheoretlrlan is something Man hat property. Why 7" Pendersait atked Eder heen shooting for ever since he Committiotiers t red Dyson and When Dunn asked Dodd srbat be when lie confronted Eder. a run­ wai going to do when he (Dmm) drfird Marxist ta-nlnist theory In B C Dodd rolrd against accept away from Iromlequmt. N V , at the tfl.Wc and cot away with tt. i ancc of Ihc rcplat ,\t(otrte>» Hut look offtre, Dodd replied. "You thr police station. _ _ “ _ 'chiton and 'talk Vlev Hand will will hare about $11,000 ter maindraw up an agrremrnl tietwcvn trnanre. I had the tamo thing Surrenders Peaceable the count} and the Chuluota Deve Eder war raptured .Monday when I tam e la. You'll hatrn to lOpiuent Corp., Iraiing the existing squrerr for the first year or tw«.H The Chamber of Commerce Mir night altrr a civil engineer told road* open until replacement* have Equipment now In Dodd'a Motn off-duty police officer of seeing liei rt built to cmmly iprctflrarion* frr" i lub . ill feature orange him in .San Diego, about 1! milet trtrt will he moved to CommfsatoilJuice Thursday morntnr. iimfteiy from the scene of the killlngi The er Homer U ltle'a diitrict for MOSCOW a r i l - Ttse Commu-K,,,d,r •to* T,wl“,lon t,-v Minute Mud Corp nist P a rty , central committee m„ ' UmmUaloncr.. the road, will m.t of Orange officer arrested the voulh who on roadi tn that area. juice coffer and dough tod*' amid Wratern speculation it t " miwrecl with or turn up lurrrndered peaceably. note will give -Mire a good recuse a. about to nut! former Premier l,n,‘» ,h ' •nmplellon nf the new for refuciri. In <onk breakfast I did It because Diane it year* Citrus Promotion Nikolai Bulganin front party r.vik* *r r r " road* for the bimnetsmen Arrange old. one of the slam rhtldren) Last spring Ihilgnrdn wa» fired meut* for thr orange juice were w as screaming She wouldn't itnp Ahead Of Schedule a* premier and wa* turrrrdrd by K l.. M o u , T a v r v c — I F made by John Fn*. pretldent of screaming That itaried the whole Nikita Khrushchev who la alto thr I " w w I uALb Ii CHICAGO (UPI) - The Florida thing." he said. Minute Maid Prndrrgatt. an airrraft plant Citrus Commission, taking advan­ party leader nulganin ha* alrrtd C f — ^ * .,A C C r ; | | c "Orfre" Cliiti oirm brri will say hern removed from the prnld J i a r U V * U l9 r T l l l b farevcell to I ift Joe Tullv, for worker and a deeply rrllglmit man tage or the cold wave, has itartad him, or governing hody. nf the MIAMI (UPD—Stale Sen Fred mrr ruiiimiMiding offh * r of ' 'l l whi, bail lakrn Eder into hit home aha ad nf schedule Hi campaign central committer, It Dickinson nf \trd Palm Reach .'i, ho i» leas in i: for tint * in ii\ weeks ago to "help tave the In promote citrus at being food *>lme then, he ha* Im-it linked say* Florida ran f»cape new Ivxr* Matblnglon, D ' Ac . or ting In hoy * soul." found hi* wife, lasla, for winter time lUneisei. General Manager Homer Hooka with the "anl party group' nf for for the next two year* hv rutting i a id Jamr. D damage, several 37 fatally tbnt in thrlr homr here of the Florida Citrus Commission, m rr Premier Georgi Malenkov out the • frtllc ' in the tuolgrt of Tull} * dote assmlatr* will be Friday hrrr for the Nations! Food Sales Happy Over Faplurr and V. M Molotov, fornier Dep lie told the Dade County Bar prrvenl to srnd him off In gisod to v arimis roomi throughout the Conference, said the agency felt uly Premier l.arar Kaganovich and A**n Monday that to keep nut of *1y le Dmitri Sbepllov, former foreign the rrd it might tie iieee*>ary also (In meeting • *11 iw held at house and adjoining garage. Pen that il would pay off In start the minister "In plug *ome lovu' ol't in re> rnu- Atr - Appleby t 'a id e r Hotel ret. rlrrgast found hi* four children, fight the cold war" rampalgn Allen. ? Diane I Thomat Jr , now instead of waiting until Jan. Ohierver* noted that there h*v source* and thr lairs lav " tautant at til a m f> and David. 9 all with thrlr 3 as Initially planned. heen no nffirial announcement that He *aul it the stale tighten* col "This cold and flu weather over throat* slashed any nf the anti party group hsd lection of it* prr*enl lav law* thr The two oldest hoy* alto were the country ia giving the new tsecn expellmt from the party it stale should be *h'r tn collect 7ftb Florida citrus rrop a terrific aendself million dollar* in the next hien dttembow led Partly rioudy Ihmugh " ntne* I'm glad I'm captured." Eder off." he said The rommittrr meeting *t*nrd nliim Monday. It wai hlghllghtrd h- a The stair auditsr t Htice ha* day, told again lontchl. hlowly said. *M am happy tn get mmehitter bloat by Khniahrhev »i Bui ritim ated revenue will total fit* rising lemperaturr* "ednrtday. where wherr It'i warm and In gel Men's Club Sets ganin and the other *ntip»n* million dHlart egemat an etli High this afternoon In the 'n't food memhee* whom hecalled a dr* mated Ttfi mtllmn dollar* needed low tonight t*. In l'» Nnriheasl lit Christmas Party pieable group ofwretched ir'it In run the stale tor the nest two north « lod* I*. In 3 ' mile* per hour. Should Know Now era." year* Die Methodiit Men’* Club will IMTFAI.4 ) N Y —4t i n I — Af hold tit annual Chrivlmaa Tarty ter ;rtii<ig » tlrket for iperding »t at the Children'* Mom* In Enter­ 4' mile* an hour. Demelrio 11 fti prise at 7 p m tomorrow. All member* who plan tn attend vrx* y. roared off tn hit car at nsvr Mi milet an hour lie got should he al the Ftrit Methodist another ticket at soon at thr mo Churrh at fi 30 p. m. Dinner rei* toresvlr patrolman rnutil ratfh up enattoni should be made with - lies**1 Coleman FA2-4J7I. with him The replat ot North Chuluota w*« appmtnl thin morning hv SAINT F.TIKNNF. I ' r t n t i Semtnolr Countv Committionert _ . , '(U P lt— An Algerian rrhel nog tn The replat «a. requeued hy the the industrial reeion around Saint Etienne hat heen tmathed poliee Chuluota Development C orp, to clo«r certain rnadt in the area announced Rebel Ring1Smashed on Chrittmat tree* thta year will run up to in per rent higher than tail teatnn. a survey by United Press tntrrnational hat *hown UP IN CIIILL'Allt — Frank Plnnkev, prnferxionel flan- S a le s , Profits U p mle painter, (rave the City of SanfnrH pnto a "nnee over ' WASHINGTON tlT h - hales Witly" In today’s enrly-morninfr chill air. Plankev paint- and - j prnflit ■- after tales climbed f Pd th e flnjrpole th r e e y e a rs apo. (R erjrstroni P hoto) during July. Augutt and Septem ■ ■ ■■ ----------------------------------------- - her. the government said last night Citrus Industry To Rely On New Law, New Color * LAKELAND it P h — The Flo orangrt amrr 1039 but « a t ruled rida eilrut Induttry today relied out In 1915 when the Food and on new legialatinn and a new Drug Administration decided it mutt be rlattified a poison, How eotorlng compound to allow it to ever, under emergency legltlatlon Ingallv put artifiral coloring on introduced by Cnngrrttman Jamra tta orangrt after March I A. Haley of Saratota, the action The US. Supreme Court. In was not to lake effect until three Overruling the Fifth Circuit Court year* later, nett March t. In of Appeal!, Monday upheld an order to give the induttry time order by the federal Food and to find a tubtliluir k Drug Administration whirl- ttrurk 1 The high court ruled Monday " "red 3!" off the accepted lilt of in a unanimous action that the eolor compound* But the induttry Food and Drug Administration hat come up with a new coloring wav legally in the right when it auhitanre ami pmpn«ed the legit made ila 1955 decision. fation tn make it legal But former Congreitman J. Red 31 hat been u»ed to color Hardin P e t c r a o n of Lake­ land. Ihc attorney who handled ★ ★ ★ thr rate for the plaintiff* said a bill hat slrcadv been written fur submit dun to Congress in J unit­ ary which give* the induttry re­ lief The proposal, said Petcraon. provide* that a new catorir* wbstance in time* lets tw it than WASHINGTON l PI I - A Flor­ rrd 3?. "eltruf red No' J," he ida eonrrettman announced today uted in the coloring prove**. The he would introduce legislation to meature alio aelt maximum permit hit ttate— and Tex**— to levelt nf utilisation for the com­ 'continue artifirial coloring of pound . orangrt Seemt mine ripe omngr* Irum Utoae ilalct are green—not or ange—until the? are touched up P Sen. Speatard L. Holland'c ofDee laid hit legialation would overcome the ellecl of Monday‘t ■# unanimous Supreme Court ruling Thrrr lurglarirt ill two nights outlawing the coloring additives under pretcr.t ttalulrt The pro- were reported to rlt> and count' reai may be tonttnued under a authorities todav. lllt last night wrrr New York •peeiat law only until nevt March Jterr Garden. Wen 13th St . and 1. Holland'* office vaid hit pro the pro thop at Mayfair County poted bill tn the new Congrea* Club, Golf ballt and iweaterv were dealt with a sul-vlitulc toloring stolen at the pro shop Taken from S material which ha* approval of the beer garden were cigarettes, the Food and Drug Adminlstra- a jar of pennira. several hoxet of clgara. four ftfthi nf wine and lion. Artificial coloring of the orangrt several pint* Jim Speneer’a Restaurant wa« la a critical protdem to that Industry l-ccausr houtewivej won't buy entered Sunday night. Money from a juke ho*, rig arettn and mnnev green-aklnnrd orangrt from a ditprnting machine, an un determined amount nf liquor and ahou' I1.V) in nickels and dimet O f f ic ia ls E n fo rc e from a bnv were reported atolen. At Spencer'* and the beer gar Y o u th W in o H o u rs dm. entrance was gained by fore Youth " tnj hours a* t**c v'lvf*- ing a window fe e le r arr Seine enforced by the, Investigating Hie pro thop bur hun >taff a"d rt'idenit should be glary it Sheriff t Deputy Vern picked up nronsHly at ctottne Brewster Sgta. Ren Butler and Leo time. Ronald I'err*-. re realion di Itock are investi'-aiin;; the others' re-t r. **id toda It it the re s-mnslMHlyr of the sl*1f to re-nam it F i* ree ter until T ip s ‘ E m b a r r a s s ’ all »tudenl«, eattleutarlv girlt, Holland To Sponsor * 'Color Added' Rill Voice Of Experience NFVVTON, Iowa (U P tl- When police recovered a rar vtolen hi thrrr teen agrrt Monday, the ten ior member of the trio, aged 11. viat teaching hit two younger rompaninnt to drive. One Favor, Please SAN FERNANDO. Calif t i l'll —Roland Anthony Collins plesded guilty to hit Mth charge nf drunk ennen, but had one favor to ask: "Don't send me to the county Jail." he pleaded "I can't itand the amng there." Birthday Teaser RASSFIELD. Mitt I C P U - John Adam Faler added a leaser to thr invitattom In hit birthday party that ought to giiaran'rr nrsr per feet attendance Faler. *fi promised to ' dance and kirk up my heels." Ike Calls Cabinet WASHINGTON l U P li- Prril dent Eiaenbower tummoned hit Cabinet to a spertal W hi t r Huute meeting today to review legist* •b* pvop**al* he wll' ,|b —w •* the new Congress In January Seafood Plentiful NEW IBERIA. La tl'P I> Sehool authorities hope local etc dentt likr seafood Slate game agents have contributed four ton* of imdrrtlrrd thrimu eonfiiralrd Irom New Iberia fithermen. to tchool lunchrooms. Authorities Report Three Burglaries i Dajr Planning Trip have ifp the erenii-e« W h ite H o u se S t a f f Hourt at the Youth Wing: MonWASHINGTON (UPI) The f dan and Tuesday. 7 tn 1<t p. tn . While Houtc- today described a* Thurtday. Friday and Saturday. "very embarratvlng" Iht cent 7 3ft to 10 .“0 p. m lip* some guest* left at thr White lloute cloak room T*«l week after a formal state dinner and mutt Until Proven Guilty calc given by Pretldent and Mri NEWBURY. VI. - t l PI i When Eisenhower. the Janitor nf the tra d - *ehn<>! "Any one who comet here erg here c as indicted on first drgrrr ularly know t that it |uM lan't murder ehargr- the •rS-ei>| hotrd done." said a White Houtc *o-i*l voted 1" let Mm eontlmre nn the aide • The White House it not the tame at a hotel nr reita-vranl " job during non tchool hourr UNITED NATIONS. N. 1 fl'I'Ii Secretary-GeneraI Dag Hammarskjnkl today planned a new tnuiMv-stiuotin*- tnission In the Middle Ea»t to calm the tateil border flare-up between Israel and the United Arab Republic Gold fine: Not Guilty BOSTON (L'l'l) — Industrial!!! Bernard Goldflne and hit seerr lary. Mm Mildred Papermin, pleaded innocent today to charge* of criminal contempt for falling to surrender butlneta records to thr Internal Revenue Service R e c re a tio n C a rd s ‘ M u s t ’ By J a n . 1 Civic Center memhertbip canlc mutt be nMained jJn am rdlng to Ronald Ferry. ford recreation director Vfter that date, any student at trisding • the Cirri Center 3'outh Wing without a i ard will he tent home. Ferry taid Vlt participant* who h u r not done to are urged to gel their rardi at the recreation depart men! office Monday through Ffl d*v. from l to & p. m. Perry *ti led this morning that many of the boy i and girl* in the program are without card* 7 Mao Seeks Niche Beside Karl Marx Killer Of 5 Jailed; Says 'Flipped Lid' Red Bosses Meet, Bulganin On Brink ’Orfee' Club Sets Meetino Thursday Weather Through Congress Fight, South Should Rise Again Obedient Citizen • Al'KSsONVILLE i L'l 'l i — Fred "I am not advising you to con11 Kent prominent attorney and erdt the hattlr against Integrafnrmer chairman of thr Board of Minn as a atralegtr necessity to Control, tods' called for a revo winning the war against unlawful lulinn" of Southern slates against ‘ usurpation of power by the Su* the U.5. Supreme Court on a preme Court," he said. rarifffBitional haftlffifld "I hnvf itm e rnaufh td Kent. member of thr power k"ow of ,cUo° which results in a proper limita ful state inriltuticn policy making lion of the authority nf the court hotly from I9M11. said the time must of necessity effectually pre­ had come (or another revolution— vent the imposition on ua of any "this lime a revolution nf the law whleh ha* not heen made by states amt their people against YONKERS. S. V. - I UPI I - Pn liremrn were finally able tn ratch up with a drlverlrst runaway hnr*e from the Vnnkers ftaraway when he itnpped for a traffic light Jaycees Plan Yule Lighting Contest The annual Jaycte t hrutmas Lighting rontest wtlt be held in the Sanford arra again this year. Contestants may .-nter either or both Hasslflfatior, of residential or commercial, although separate entr- F*»o't are romil»rd for each t t entry According to Chrittmaa Light- aton, including all ressdentiat rntries. y„ur f,r)) 0f , j j j gas mgs Bond will c* presenieM m di vision winners bv the Florida state tt4nk. the Sanford VHinttr Bank. Florida Tower and I ight Co. and The Sanford Herald Four »ptond prises of ten silver do'lar* each will be donated by 'n*tl»*, t'n B'ank. n »xe a •he Jay reel ing Chairman Carletcn Bliss, mg x.nairm«n v.*riric.n n u n , the uir v-oniiorrciii display uispiay*a include uiriunc Commercial Jaycees want to make Sanford the doorways show window* and ••Chrifimai LlgHIre capital o f 1building decorationi. The price it Central Fond* " pouearioM of the Florida Power Residential entries have been and Ugbt Traveling Trophy for broken down into four divisions, one year. rellrtous letlingt. traditional a r - ! All entries, according to Bliss, • y iitig and hrtlovrr all decorations, muit be mailed or brought la the Beat over-ill U an autounao d t ^ l l $ u u la te n tM t* Booth bg Dec 22. t untrstants are request­ ed to Veep their display s lighted every night between 7:30 and 9:30 until winner* are announced This will give judges ample time to cheek all entries. Phoned entries will be taken at the Jaycee booth. Jaycees hare urged all residents and business firms to enter the contest. Since displays must be seen from the highway- nr road. Die resulting competition sritl enrich the Christ mas happiness of travelers and everyone who passes hy a tonteatar.ta houae or plaee of busi­ ness. Before ruahtng to submit the however, hope/ula should NO. 327 :states : : , r lights r r ON LAST HI N—A. L- Weak*, engineer for FutlUle.-s guve him a big send-off tin perron the Atlantic C-oaat Line Rhilroid, left Sari, and with this sign) a* he roared down the ford yesterday afternoon on No. 91 for hi* track* for the final time in the cah of the Viet run. Weak* vho live* in Tump#. I* re- engine. (Bergstrom Photo) ririny after 63 year* oi eeiyue. Riulroid '* ." -„ r i“|eiy - " {or‘..ungM"federal K .^ s i?w|(|J|wd ,o u n * , ins the Supreme Court through But the iJ ■ year • old lawyer |U te monf) stressed thr South cannot make Tbr (|eh, ag„ n„ ,h , high tri­ ad all out attack on the Supreme ta n it .-c |n y* wnn tf U U Court’* decision* on the hatia of financed and haa the segregation alone " proper leadership." h* taid. "Thr political cards arc stackrd It li a light to maintain against ua." he told member* of preserve slates' right*," the ter­ the Sous nf the American Revo­ mer state Democratic executive lution, committeeman laid. "That fight But he added that if an attack for their right* abould be n u d e il made on "all of tha attempted by and financed by tha state* usurpation* hy the court, we can thcmaclvea. And tt aheuld he enlist the support of a majority made on a icale which die* of liie people in all the atatc*. regard* coat, betaute vittory a !»•■ in .a the ska Southern W ai it ham aUtas." «isiaa" 1» i n im lmncsrtanL" X lent just portant bs the � 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, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 1958; <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/a9e21559d113e62488317036c239e951.pdf 15bacab6d80f75c5b91b0be62b38c9bb PDF Text Text m c r^ B y t^ u ancM — i — — w m a— h b w i — iH M ig— n—TBarcSi y.^RgiH.g**ninjn1^—w»iwctw^tv^|gu» .... v* \ * * r^V r‘ *i \^ P | • Former Residents See Derby Action New Changes In Social Security Law (rtik irte g U Iba first el !* • dls since then to prepare detailed in­ 2'* per rent The Heavy Attack Win* One bombing derby not only has attract­ ed "big wheels" of the Nsry, but also former VAI! squadron person el who are continuing their work with nuclear bombers in Hat Wing Two or research divisions of the Navy. Among the visiting Naval offi­ cer* are former Sanford residents. Cdr. Blaine Libby, staff ComllatWing Two, Whidbey Island. Wash.; Cdr. C'y Fitton. Director of Train­ ing. IIATUI'AC; Ledr. L. 8. /-ok. And it will apply reive monthly old age survivors and disability benefits in ASM will patch** ulUug itait fwtkMmtu terpretations of the new amend­ to the first $4,900 of snnual earn­ receive bigger checks. iiin in g in changes la Ihe R*cUI Srrartly law ments. and to apply them to the ings instead of stopping a I $4,200 ■a4 r t i l tie r will *• HY LOUR CAMELS WASHINGTON—IUPI)— Virtual­ ly w r y family In America will ba affected by major cbangei In Um Social Security law which will go Into effect over the neat few weeki. These changes acre voted by Congress at Its recent session, and worn signed Into law by President Eisenhower on Aug. 29. The Social Security Administra­ tion has been working overtime millions of individual rases in­ volved. Here is a summary o( ihc inotl important changes, and how they will affect you. Additional infor­ mation on specific iltustJons may be obtained from local Social Securtly offices. Payroll T u n The Social Security la* dedur lion from your paycheck will be bigger, starting Jan. I. The tax for both employers awl employes will go up from 2>i per rent to at it docs now. The net effect of these two changes for people who pay the maximum will hr to in crease Ihr annual bite rom $31 SO to $120. The tax on self employed per­ sona likewise goes up on Jan. I. from 3 3 A In 3 3 t per cent, and the celling goes In $t,Mn The higher taxes will affect 71,000,000 people Old Age and Survlior* Insurance The 12.300.000 people who rt- Bikini Suit Inventor Designs Another PARIS —<UP1>—The man who 'look in hix eyes. "That's the way Invented the bikini bathing suit you make the big, new rtiicovrr and f t« s new . * t . . . dimensions ies." Ilut for Ihe mtld mannered Pari­ Is the sport of girl-watching it at sian, who at *3 ta often called the It again. Yor anyone who like* midnight "Bathing Suit King." the biggest ■wlmmlng, he baa come up with success so far it certainly the t phosphorescent suit which floats. bikini. Advantage: It can be taken off. "I created and launched it In parked on Ihe nearest wave, and June 1$46," he said. "To present It. we picked a •■•ily found even In pitch darkmodel named Ucnurdinl. Her Or else there la one with tacks main occupation was dancing In •a the outside to ward off sea go- the nude In night clubs. "We chose her because of her tag wolves, perfect plastic qualities," hr said. "I'm always experimenting." "When she displayed the bikini Hid swimsuit designer Louts Ihe first time she did a sort of Rstrd with a dreamy, faraway striptease in which she took it off, folded it up and put it in a Legal Notice match hoi. Al (he momenl the bikini was ruse tiH i'i IT in i n r. v iv m Jin trV si. *"nt:ViT. iv **t» rim launched, Heard said, t rance was heading into an rxplosion of Joy •RHiVni.tiYou wts , rijo n m s . and high living after Ihe grim '* ' • ‘ J X S o°T T lV n VOTU’K III IflSnUBT OIVKN Ihit. years of occupation and war. •tirsusnt la llanl "•«*•• c»«4»f*4 "People were In Ihc mood for an tha tth Oar «f [xcsmSsr. A. t>. |H I, la iM t earlaln enus* I*a4- new ways lo amuse themselves Ini In lha Clrealt Cavrl 1" anA and rnjoy themselves," he said. h a ls e U Canale Klnrlda. la "The bikini came out Just al the right psychological moment." Tha phosphorescent bathing suit, IIUIS IeV«Bi iiiu n rm w i ni» a* aa Rtarrl puts It. "swims by it­ lha a h r s a a M Crculi O n r t . wilt, self" because of liny hits of cork bH w nilxr ISth, J ISIS, a t I l i H n c in c h A. M. n f f . r far Ml* In Its seams. It Is designed ao ■n4 Mil la lha Mati**t anil West that it ran be peeled off quickly t i m e r far cash a l lha front fi S«ir of af tha i-ffurt <'ouri lo hanaa a n af of Kamlanla . ..... and easily In the water, Heard Joanrr. Klitrie*|^ln tUnforA.Kl'irl explained, and it it for glrlx who Aoocrlbad 4 pra„ „alluaia „ ___am hal«e In Soml- like to enjoy the freedom of a hi Cauntv. n»rl<1i. in. wit i • -t la, if Tiff » midnight swim with no bathing la l »- af — Block of suit at all. 'f t sIlia.. Town of SaafarA. ar* , _____ _____ ia (ace, lft)_ There are not, apparently, too 14a. 'a a c eXian n r e l n eIhrraof In K. It. raanrAaA Traf many glrla who seek auch enjoy­ llat Ii-Ok I. f-aata st-«l irtt a? Ilia I’nblla flacarAa of ment. Heard confesses Ihe suit hamlnnia t'nuatr. Tlnrl-U. ha I-I aale lo ba maAa un rni.nl In has not been a tremendous suc­ haA la «rr«r*»n<-a armrAanca with tha tariaia cess. ••A aalih lha | f snA la erdar in aiiur lafr aalA Reard said he tries out all kinds flaal Aacrae. <> P. ItaraAun. 1'ltrh of eccentric bathing suits In his ». r hunt for a first class innovation. UTKXHTIllAl V11 "a O W H Attorn,ia for 1’lalntlff. Here are some of the new ideas Mjfr IJaaaalt. a wlAaw he hai attempted without, alas, KAararda BallAlae lalHIa. producing another "bikini'' suc­ Irallaa f>*». | | , jtit. cess: J —A bathing suit made of ply­ wood atrip*. "It ran be waxed," he said. —A bathing suit of woven gold cloth. While worn It can he hook­ ed up lo a radio and used as an antenna. —A bikini made of supple alumi num band*. "It sldnri brightly in Ihr aunllght," he said. —A bikini decorated with strips of formira plastic. "II also shines brightly in Ihe sunlight." —A bathing suit which has pat ches of spectatly Irrated fabrtr. When the fabric Is damp. nialrhrf can he atruck on it. —A bathing suit covered witii small squarrt of mirror glass. "You ran look at yourself In your bathing suit." Then there Is the model Heard tails Ihe "flying saucers." On this one the usual swimming haltrr is replaced hy two simple disc* or nipt without any visible means of support. The tecrrl: Then there Is Ihe modrl Heard calls the "flying saucers." On this one the usual swimming haltrr Is replaced by two simple disrs or cupa without any visible means nf support. The secret: The "aaucers" are atlarhrd hy mean* of a special adhesive tape thst doesn't show. I*TA I k Growing CHICAGO —<1/1*1) — The Na­ tional Congress nf I'arenta and Teachers reports a newr trend In which parenla whose children are not yet in school are Joining the PTA. "We feel this Is further evi­ dence of a growing concern on Ihe part of American* that their rduratlonal syslem be the very best possible," slid Mrs. Milton 1. Wiener, national membership chairman. February, The Inerrasei will average almut seven per cent. Payments to rrtirrd worker* aged 63 and over now range from $30 to $10610. Coder the new sche­ dule, they will range from $33 to $11$ a month Benefits for eligible dependents amt survivor* also will be Increased hy Ihe same per­ centage. For example, a retired worker and bis wife, both over 63, will Ik- eligible for a maximum monthly benefit of $174 compared with the present $162 W. The Increases in ft AS I check v will he made automatically. No one has to apply for them. Public Assistance There are about S.mo.oou | k-o plr who receive public assistance check* hated on their need, rc gardlraa of whether they are cov­ ered by the Socltal Security tnsur ance system. These benefits, some­ times called "welfare" or "re lie f cheeks, go to Ihe needy aged. Ihc Mind, disabled persons and drpen dent childrrn Each state runs Its own public assistance program, and fixes the amount of benefits to be paid. The Fedrral government eonlrl hole* p*rt of the rost tinder a complicated formula The new amendments make Hirer important changes in this program: 1. For Ihe first lime. Federal contributions will be based in part on Ihc relative wealth of Ihe varl out states. Ihe poorer a stale in per capita Income, the larger Ihe federal rnntrliution, 2. About J2fg).oontnoo In addi­ tional Federal funds will lie pump rd Into the overall program 3. The maximum paymrnl in which the Frdrral government will share is raised In |A5 a month (or Ihe aged, blind and rinahled, and lo an avrrage nf $30 a month for ilrpendrnt children. While Ihe stales retain a wide discretion in managing their pub­ lic asiislanrr programs, expert erne Indicates Hist mnvt of ihrm will raise their monthly checks hy a few dollars each lo pats along the additional Fedrral mon­ ey. thlld Welfare An extra $15,000,000 will lie ills tnbulrd among the statra In im prove amt expand rhild welfare services For the first tlmr. child rrn in city slums and other urban arras will Iw eligible for federal­ ly tidrd services no the same bails as rural eliildrra. (Next: New Eligibility Requlrrmrnls.l There Fighter Crashes, Navy Pilot Killed SEI.EI T e n u w - One nf ihc select crews representinp Heavy At tuck Squadron Seven in the Sixth Bombing Der­ by is (left to right) J.t. Richaul A. Mergl, North Miami, Hu., plane commander; John T. O'Donnell, aviation ma­ chinist male first class. West Palm Beach. Fin., ijombarilier-navigator. and Boy K. Kiser, aviation ordnanceman first da**, of Gardcndulc, Ala., radar gunner. JACKSONVILLE (DPI) - Lt. John S. Patton Jr.. 34. was killed when hi* Navy Demon fighter plane esughl fire and crashed here Wednesday. AuthoritiH said Patton tried lo parachute from the burning fighter at about 1.000 feet, but did not survive. He had been practicing ground control land­ ings. The pilot w is m im ed and father of two children. Canines Take Big Bites | Out Of Owners' Purses "For the most part," said Mil­ PIIIMDKLPIIIA—tCI’l I— Arne rim I* going to ihr dogs tn the ter. * dog* are treated as member* tune of a half-hill Ion dollar* a nf the family They get sick and old like humans, and they get year. That's how much it's rotting us medicine and hovpltaliration in the to let dogs lead a dog's life, said same manner." Miller's h«nk "Puppy and lH>g Harry Miller, one nf the nation’s leading ranine ronnnmssrurs and Care" t* a tiesl seller amnng dog Director nf Ihe Game* Dog Re­ owners, and its proceeds go lo the Cornell Research Laboratory foe search Center. Miller pegs tbr nation's imkicIi Diseases of Dogs. But there are poputiitic nl 23 million, which in as many varied publications nn rludrs 1121 rrrogniird breeds, one doge as cross-breeds. | You ran. for example, gel a third of all there are national listing of hotels and mo­ "There's no recession In the dog tels which do not discriminate industry," said Miller. "It's thriv­ against dogs if you're traveling. ing, with to per rent of (he na­ There's a pamphlet on dog names; tion's homes having one nr more there's nno that tells you how to dogs We figure Ihe lolal gross enjoy a dog show, another on how last year. Including sale of pup in groom your dog, and ona entitl­ pics, food, shows, medical ex­ ed, "(htr Dog a Health Record." penses and otherwise, was welt In which you record all his shots, over $500 million." treatments and visit* lo the veteri­ Higgrtl Hem, hr explained, was narian. a counterpart to the "Our $323 million for dog fond, the likes Baby" hook. It even has a spare nf which Mother Hubbard's Cup­ for the pooch's picture. board never imagined There are Dogdont, in brief, Is enjoying a canned foods, meal types, baked boom, said Miller. goods, frnren foods and special "We know that two out of every prescription IckkIi Then there are five homes being set up will have diets aimed at reducing obese a dog," he stalrd. "In a great dogs, those to aid the kid many rases. Ihe dog cumrs before Beys of aging dogs, other high the child. If the couple raises the protein diets for dogs who are un­ dog right, chances are they'll do der strrss, and mrnui fur Just a pretty good job wtih the child.” alxmt every rnndiUnn imaginable Nervous dogs get Irinqui tiling The normal child does 7$ per drugs; listless ones get energy cinl of his learning through vi­ food* sion. are eight b e a u t i f u l South Move In Your N. A. S. China Lake, Cal.j Lt. C. 11. Kretischmann, AGO School, Jacksonville; LI. (Jgi J. >1- Cum­ mings. Staff. CtneLantfltt LI. t j f l J. C. Petersen. Natal Intelligent*, Washington. D. C.i and L cd r.V . II. Yount, Staff, CoroNavAirLanl. ^ MIAMI (CPI) — Four Negroes faced life Imprisonment today for raping a II-year-old white girl Oct. 4. A Circuit Judge pronounced *#• t*nce Wednesdsy on Elefca Smith, 27. David Alexander Clark 20. Alfred E. Duncsn. 30. and Arthur l^e Farrington, 19. The four were accused of at­ tacking the girl, a Hialeah bank clerk, when she stopped her e*r because something was in her eye. The attack occurred while the was driving home in the early morning hour*. Th« word gtrsWe means "La one ho moves swiftly" In native dialect. I Very SpeciJ Christmas u lsv )CW PAIIPY< Clive many hoars of hsppine*# with tkla “very own" siring. 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Hewer* ONy W a te r 1 Financed F H A - I N - S E R V I C E - FHA - CONVENTIONAL We can qualify you for one of these plans within thirty minutes SALES REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES AT ALL TIMES Hours: 8:00 A. M. till IMKK Weekdays: 1:00 I*. M. till dark Sundays -VPV Marble Chip Roof Occupy Your Home Rcfbru Jo n . 1 F s r U euuotund E iu m p tlo n 0 D H A M & TU D O R SALES O F F IC E : Corner Hwy. 17-92 and 27th St. SANFORD, FLO RIDA PH. FA2-1501 �News Briefs ^ m tfo rd Doesn’t Like Spoon MEMPHIS, Tcnn. < L T I)-C lr hum* Harold Hill. 34. wai fined Ml for diaorderly conduct Thurs­ day after officer* testified he utrd the barrel of a pistol to stir VOL. XL1X his coffee in a restaurant. His Lust Order YOKOHAMA. Japan (LTD Mrs. Yoaylykl Komita. 33. ad mlttcd strangling her husband, a restaurant owner, after he ordered her to go out and buy a bottle of rice wine at 3 a m . police report cd today. How About soap? > st AN U n ite d P re ss Leiised W ire i V III'IU -'V IIL * v -l* h t i l V IN D E I’K N D E N T DAILY K stablished 1908 S jr r a lfr V !.’ V V C l ' t P i r n N K W SPA PK It FRID A Y . DKCEM HER 12. IM S SA N FO R D , FLO RID A NO. 325 Bolt Takes Lead In Tournament Several Still Out Given Good Chance For Lead Or Tie Squadron 9 Winner Of Bombing Derby BOWI.I.-fa GltF.EX. OU* (UI-I1 “ The Howling Green Patty Sea tine I • Tribune received a Idler from a little* girl addressed to Santa Claus requesting, among other things, “some clean under­ Heavy Attack Squadron Nine lias Tommy Roll fired a ono-under wear for Unetc Tlney." won the sixth homhinc derby, and p ar TO today to take a one-stroka with tt the coveted Conover tro­ lead in the 115.000 Mayfair Ins Elvis Still Gets It phy. Open S°R tournament. MADISON, Tenn. (UPD - Being The "Hoot Owls" left the three Several golfers who had not In the Army hasn't affected the income of entertainer Elvla Pres­ other competing squadrons tiehind reported by I p. in. had a rhanee ley very much. Tom Parker, the when the celestial navigation ex­ In beat or lie Bolt's 134 total for singrr't manager, said Thursday ercise last night was successful­ Ihe first two round*. that Elvis earned about 2 million ly completed Doug Sanders, leader after II dollars In 1954, * With weather condition# at their hole*, dropped to a six way tie NAVY APPRECIATION DAY CHICKEN-Cotton Brown for fifth with a five-over 74. very worn, the crews had to rise prepares a few of the 500 chickens for the pilau to be Population Grows To go with his 44 of yester Jay, WASHINGTON ( I T I I - The Cen above rain and cloud) extending to nerved tomorrow to alt naval personnel and their families Bolt belled out a 34. two under, sits Bureau Thursday estimated the and pcrhap« the entire city. The pilau is lieing cooked in nation's population at 175,734000 12,000 feet. At the sevrn mile alti­ on the front side. He was one over tude required for a tombing mis­ tha kitchen at the Giant's Dormitory. en the back nine. The Paradise, as of Nov. I—an increase of 2.- sion. they encountered 200 knot* Fla., golfer, knosrn tor hi* temper (Photo by Bergstrom) 451000, or 1.T per cent, compared of Jet atream wind. In form er year*, had everything to Nov. 1. 1057. The pilots of the competing under control, lie had three bird­ Heavy Attack squadrons found ies on the front, eight p art and |Crane, Train Crash their all weather capabilities put one bogey on the hack. MANCHESTER, England (tT II to test. Navigators fighting the On the Iront, he sank birdie —One person was killed -and sev wind and rain found the stars when puts of four ft. on No. 2, a 30 feet en injured Thursday night when the huge -arrter-based Skywaro.v *ix and eight feet on No. T. He the bucket of a crane fell into ihc riors ro*e s t o v e l»e h e n r y e~crhad a real chance on No. nine, path of a Liverpool Manchester cast. Ik’ciu* ti.'inrint* h ig h -ra n k in g officers last hut ‘ blew" a four-footer. On N«. Capt. James Bamage, wing com­ A D M IRA L WKI.COMKI) — Rrailcy (M httm passenger train. The engine of Ihe night at llte .Mayfair Inn. T h e lmrl.eetie m u t, he was in Ihe trap and hit the train was overturned and five mander. said this morning. “ This (Ip fll anti Jo h n K ritlur welcome V ice-Ad­ .■*ponsored by th e Sem inole C o n n ly Cham ber shoulder of the green on his way m iral U \ \ '. Davis. D eputy ('n nintum ler iti derby reflects Ihe combat readlroaches derailed. (P h o to by IlerRStrom) out. nrst of the competing squadrons C hief. l T. S. A tlantic F leet, d u rin g th e l»ar- of Com m erce. On hi* hack side hogry, vrhfch fsr belter than any of the pre­ Yearning For Pole ram r on No. 17, Bolt’* drive hit a vious derbies. All squadron* re­ LONDON < U l'n—Antarctic ex­ tree and hii approach shot was ceived an Informative analysis of off Tha aeeood annual Navy Appre­ and other activities, will begin it plorer Ralph l-cnton said last their slate of combat reaillne**.’' night he "can't wail to get hack" In snood place at I p. m. was ciation Day will be held tomorrow 2:10 p. m. In second place for derby honors to the cold continent because of An Wall Jr., who had a 40 today, is VAH-1. Accumulated scores The Rebels Quartet and the Five the common cold. in Pott Mellon Park. gold braid did not blind local men a 64 yesterday for a 16 hole total Hungry "sailors” (as the May for the sixth tombing derby. "All thp time I was at the pole, were YAH 9, J.M'g points; VAH-1, fair Inn chef calls theint, consum­ The three admirals and Ihi-tr to their sharitt, however, a* the of 137. Sponiored by the SanfordScmi- Owls will provide continuous enI. 960; YAH II. 1.771. YAH 7.ed1.461. barbecued rib*, chirkrn, corn- aide* attended Ihe liartoeue in nola County Jayceea. the celebra­ lertainment from noon until .1:30 I never had a cold," he said. With the sun out. golfers who Nine also won the Norvlen Tro­ on Ihe-coh ami other "man-sized" uniform An Impressive amount of Naval lead ir, nptveared very much tion promlaea to be evrn bigger p. m. teed off late had a big advantage al ease and down to earth. phy. presented Ihi* afternoon dur­ fare last night at Ihe Chamber ^ than tha first one, held March 30, Ylce-Adm. W. to Bees, wa< un­ today. Jim Gaquln, PGA field *4Co chairman Art Harris and lliil No Favoritism Here ing ceremonies al the Sanford of Commerce banquet lor visiting • lM 7 . The flrat Navy Appreciation BOLIVAR. Veneiuela tU I'l) — able to attend, hut is In Sanford r ret ary, laid Roll's lead bad a Day calabratcd ■ successful cam­ Bromley expressed "amaicmrnt Julia 1‘creira has named her day- Naval Air Station. Winning crew* Navy dignitaries and local lead­ loday. Admiral Wees flcwr with SO 50 rhanee of standing up in the were skippered by Lt Kitcllne ers. paign to keep the Sanford Naval and appreciation" at Ihe way mer­ old triplets Ruiuulo, Wolfgang t'.lr Hat Ijini; of YAII-7 Ihii af- se rid round. Quite a few still I YAH 9) first: U dr Klsler. (YAHShop talk, the weather and Jokes chant*. individuals and organiza­ and Rafael, after the three randi Air Stallon open. Irrnonn in an A3D Skywarrlor out had a rhanee to tie or over­ Alt Naval personnel and their tions have Joined In planning the dates in .Sunday's presidential I I. second and I'dr. Floyd Harris were the main subject* under dls"display of *trengih" during the take him. t VAHID, third Harris once head­ riissfosi .Inring Ihe .orki.nl hour election, "in the interest of na families will be admitted free as Navy'* Day. Airmanship Compeliiioti. ed the top crew in a tombing tier aiid tiarberne. Heading the list of (RAHI.IER STORY. PAGE •) Fitud products amt money have tinnal unity." guests of the Jayceea and the More Ilian 100 local men, Navy by white flying with YAH II. distinguished Navy visitor* was Chamber of Commerce. Master of been donated to defray expense* official* and visitor* heard San­ Gaquin said 144 probably would Cdr. Joe fully, former com­ Vice-Admiral W. Y. Davis, tie. ceremonies will be Charlie Morri­ by Wade's Super Market. Jim A l l d Lllllubv, T O O ? ford attorney Karlyle Hmistolder lie tha cut-off point for Uia float manding officer of YAH 5. acceptpuly ctuumau.il rin chief If. S, son, public relations director of the Spencer. Winn-Dixie, F e n i a n . ATLANTA t i l l ’ll - Secretary Seer. welcome the group in a brief ad­ 34 hole*. If *o, the tourney will Chamber. Morrison will start the Central Florida Foods. Bill Stem of Slate lien Fortsen, who chose rd Ihe Wong Commander'* Trophy Allauiit- Fled. Also present were dress. hava two big casualties: Lionel Re­ Ihi* afternoon .luring the presentsAdni. Don Griffin, commander car­ j '™ ^ ball rolling whan he reads Ihe iwr Earl HlgginMh.m .Mar U u lhr l0 0 r, l(gb bIuf' Jni1 k U , Millie wa* provided during Ihe to rt. 1957 PGA fhamp. and Dltk rier division four. Cdr. Grtlfln e*. 9 Mayor's proclamation at 12.30. evening by 1’flo Rukur snd Ihe Mayer. 1937. V. 8. Open ttUUt. rink when the Georgia House of ‘‘ J i * 7 s 'J " , . •Vn estimated .3.000 will dine on cU'a^Svvapiwr's. H. 1.. I'erkm* and pfrrell. r r - r e i e--,.. ji...............n - o*l led the CSS changrd tea stories wlth.C'df- Joe Pcpulaire* Ur to rt’* total waa 149, Mayer'a chlcktn pilau, prrpared In Ihe Son. ila r* '.leveland Jr., Ito Jays, Thursday received a la. e-tonlered j *" Missing al the local dinner were 130, who *,.n r ,| under hint recently. 5* kitchen of the S in Francisco Wilson Malcr Florida S t a l e business card f ro .. a fellow- *!*te the hotnbing derby Captain* Jam es damage and Lion­ Sander*, first round leader, had Gov. tolloy Collins briefly at Representing Vice-Adm. Itotort (iianti' dormitory by former Navy Bank. Florida I'owrr and IJgbt official el Arthur, who with other Florida trouble with his putting today, lla tended the public open house held p pjhc. deputy chief of Naval Chief Colton Brown. The menu will Co . Mayfair Homes Inc., Shoe military base commanders, at- three put led three greens, had not ! at the Naval Air S ation today. operations, was tiro Navy'* newest Include cole *law, crtcry, bread, maker Construction Co., Seminole tended Gov, 14-Hoy Collins' dinner a birdie to fill credit. In hla re­ »n'l w f d many of the vldthg Rear Admiral. William Fills*, t hief County Laundry coffee and cold drinks at Ihe Orlando Country Club. Also cord-breaking ground yesterday, Navy (ifficial* here. News of il.e of the \ir Warfare flinncl. V.lu-ti The serving table committee Is C lcstun. Cowan' pretenl at the Governor's dinner Handers had its birdies. Hr wai i derby ha* been sent a round iho Adnt. Pirie was taken ill with headed by Ralph Wight Jr.. Scrvwere Hear Adni. J. C. Daniel, umong Ihe catty group lo tea off, ^ . ,r . ,7 .M ? r : ‘ r?Tc:-,M idd le-R oaderC entire IMS A. l)n hand ntxn wire laryngitis, he asked the junior login* from the 10 table* will to \lce-Adm. llolu-rt Gol.llhuaile and when the tempera lure waa around members of the Jay ere Wives Kibbln. tottkank Faint and Gla*s, < TAMPA (UPD — Former Gov Douglas Aircraft official* and re- man to lake over Ida duties, utiielt Bear Adni W. (5. Swliter, present 40. DONALD DOI GlA.1 • Club (head table), Rotary. Klwan- Berry’s Wholesale Co.. Westrrn u in .- i (- , m u . i| Thursday night. I'trsrntallvrs of North American ' mw.hr,I a speech lie fore the JackInlay for tombing derby presen­ Glosely behind Wall were Bo Auto. Dr. D. II Mather. Hill Im' 'Aviation Co tonviUr Chamtor of Co.nmcrr. ll, Lions, Elks, WWI. Veterans tation i. i.mnn. Co., \„hi imniintf iv, Wlnlnger with 134. Julius Boros Nchi Bottling Co,. Od rDllrHed moderates for n.vt l a k i n g -----------Barracks. Clvllana, American Le­ nplemcnt yesterda and Ids attendance hero with 139 ami Boh Gorta with 140. ,h<> «»«« of vonstllu gion, VFW. Mamni and Shrine. ham and Tudor and First Federal * »,sn'1 The five others Rrmuied at 111 lional government. Jets Set Records Mack Cleveland Jr. Chamtor Savings and toan with Sander* were Rd (Porky) Ticket* are available fur cus­ Speaking to the Tampa Junior president, will give an Apreciation LONDON (DPI)— Commrrrijt Oliver. John Pamum, Hob Goalby, Day address at 2 p. m. lie will to tomers of theve Imsinc** estab­ Chamtor of Commerce. Caldwell speed records were *et today by Gay lln-wer Jr. and Hill Parker. answered by Cipt. Lionel Arthur, lishments, Admission will be 51 said the world need* strong men Iwo Pan-American World Airways Dave Ragan of Orlando had 142, commanding officer of the Sanford for adults, 30 cents lor children. to prevent the people from being: Boeing 707 jet clippers on fllg:il Frank Mranxhan. Dick Tlddy ami Co-chairmen and officials of the “led down ihe garden pxth t o ! from New York to London and Naval Air Station. Huston Lal’lalr 113. Al Raiding, Congressman Syd llerlong will Jayceea and Senior Chamtor of ruin " to Paris. ATLANTA fU PI)— Tlie trial 1955 champion, was In with a 73, attend the reremonlee honoring the Commerce have urged Sanford re­ Caldwell said in the history of The New York-Lnndon flight ir lliree .Seminote 4-H’era will phase of a suit by three Negro wit- good for 114 after two rounds. sidents to attrnd and aid in honor man nm one noteworthy advance quired 5 tour* 41 minutes. The V N avy and may apeak briefly. UrIam|o ,nniorro* to men ‘ti'king ad miss Inn to a while Deadlocked with him was Bob Rtcrrallon for the children In­ ing the Navy on thit second an had ever been accomplished hy New kork Parti flighl took 6 hour* r,.;„ r „.nt the county at the ;)rra college in Georgia came to a Klvllti. cluding relay raees, softball games, null Navy Apprrcialion Day. middle - of • Ihe - loaders 4 numiles. dairy ahow. iwtft elute today Irt federal court. Kd Vurgol, Gene Wllxel, San­ These three dairy member*, Judge Hoy it Moan ailed both ford amateur, and Tony Bar«jbich Owen t'aminack, Catherine <’amaides lit submit written arguments were ties! at 143. mavk and Dave Thomas, all of to him hy Jan. 1 He promised a i . i n n *, won ihe honor of repre­ decision in the important civil senting Seminole County *1 the righli eise hy the icenn'l Mnndav When a head on collision blorkrd Williams, however, wa* m turb ford Spam S r . Smford Negro, which caused considerable damage i r n ibo«* by showing their dairy in January the Mims bridge on State Road a hurry he neglected to get the when they met head-on in rain on to both cars, according to Garrett animals into the blue group at the The case Is one nf two attarkme Partly cloudy and cool with high 44 early last night. Judge Yolle driver’s name Ihe narrow wooden bridge. Both Statr ItoaH 434 wai the scene 1)1 dairy «lmw IH'C. 8. racial srgregillon practicei In trmperaturea 35 to 65 this afterThe judge admitted last night rnlrrrd Ihe one-way strip at the of in aicident at 1:14 Involving •Williams Jr., caught on the Yolutia Hie ahow, •turling at 0:30, aill Georgia school* an I collegei. A mom. Fair and raid tonight, Iowa **aide of Ihe bridge, traded car* that he had gotten the worst of Ihe same time, and slid into rsrh Alfred Bank* Ford, Allano-nii- U- field at the lie orange County ca-r Involving the entire Atlanta 31 to 13. Ralurday fair and a Util# F II. HI INI M\NN with a Brevard county driver deal—he traded his '.58 station other on the slippery surface. Traf Spring* Negro, and Mr* Grj<r 5 t ill,ire Pavilion V w fhuv public school sy stem also will to warmer. Northerly wind* 10 ta stuck on Ihe Seminole Counly side. wagon (or a '54 sedan with no fie was held up for mtle* from ' Gallenttnc of Winter Park Ford roniest in which learn* from Ihe heard in H59 anrl a settlement ii II mUeo per hour this afternoua, The Circuit Court Judge had heater. Although he didn't know both entrance* to the bridge. ; was charged with failure to make >surrounding counile* will to en cxperlctl before Ihc 1959 fall school tlemming IfgH and variable to­ been trying a ra te in Titusville, the name of the min with wrhom necessitating Judge William*’ ic - ls slrnal when Mr* Galleeimc terr-l >«PI enii«-.- (hr •ho-rin;- am! night and Batnnlir. I trrm. and was hurrying home to dress he trailed, he was eonfidenl he'd Hon. u<lettvj|ied his sedan while pa*i pil ing of Ihe various classes of for the Chamber of Commerce get Ida wagon hack today. At 3:W p ns. Mrs. Laddie Slog-1ing on the left. The accident » calllc barbecue, given last night Tor visit­ Highway Patrolman Olin Gar­ ncr failed to *re a Renault sedan currrd east nf Altamonte Spring* *'*en < timniark wdl to’ r •' mg hi* cigtil monlli old puri'tord ing Navy dignitaries. ret! had an eveiiie for being a as *he attempted to rrn»s 1792 5Vhea it became apparent that little* tale for the Mims accident. at 27sh St The Renault, driven by Jirsey hrlfcr, t.lnda, anulher Dunahl \5‘ ftouglas, preii<frnt of the vehicles Involved in the arel- Within two hours, he covered Mra. Carolyn Grimsley of Cres­ imemtor of ths Gammack family, fb-itigl.ii Aireroff Co. far arrive*) ('atberine, will show her 23 m nib Ij *i night fur ihe sixth tombing jle n t wouid not to cleared off the three accidents in a widely spaced cent City, wa* piivlng a school bu* 'O n e way bridge for some time. area. i,Id purebred Jersey cow, Irt* derby here. which turned into 27lh St. block­ I IFj r Ttuimas will show hti lf> Williams looked for a ear going the No charges were placrd again*! ing Mrs. Strogncr's view. There Ihe Katfurd tun-il tqusiliun* artmonth old Jersey heifer. "Tam- flytng Douglas' A3D .Skywamor, other way. A Brevard driver Robert Woodham, Geneva, or Clif- were no injuries in the accident. United Fund volunleero have \Y. Peterson. Mr*. 0 . K. Goff, agrred to meet him this morning considered Mra Altort E Wild. 61 iwva ISIJr" _______ the Sunday punch" of ,omed in a concerted effort to re- Mr*. Jesse d r ie r , Mra, Vernon at 9:30 at the Titusville court Rose Way. passed away this morn \ 'mall delegation of i H rrs ,j,p \ 4Vy. .V. .. ,, , canvass .Seminole County in an Hardin. bouse snd caching# earl again. ing at her residence after a parent*, Ihe county, stfrirull’ir*l of Mr*. Melvin Dekle, Mra. Dyer t « 2 2 5 ”« ' ,,h'' H ‘ ' 'Edward - ' r ' II. . 'Heiner lo r a toa)>*be remainder lengthy Illness. agent and others are expect. manufacturer „*nemnt )c | MOOO ,ml half h Tally, Mrs. Marvin Bumgarner, Mrs. Wild rame lo Samonl from attend mitiii. chief designer fur Douglas rortl|1je(w| uplrlcd. Mr*. John Higgins, Mrs. Edward Washington N, J a year a c M>e _ _ AirirafI. iiml«r wbox-direction Ih. Heading Ihe group of volunteer* Wiltink, Mr*. Rxlph Dean, Mr*. was a member of Ihe Flrsl A3D Iwin Jet tomtor was dastgiied. „„ ))r, Willtam Hardin and Everett Terry, Mra. Hugh Dundist Church and recently lleinenrann Is ernlitH with Ihe Mri> !ttinnt,r. workers vxtll ran. Mrs. Hazel Tench, Mrs. Daph­ cleclcd national resident nf r Hit 3 3 plan* for the Navy’s newest all report lludr progress to them with ne CaneII, Mrs. Margaret Tucker, V U I M ,W JU W b V IV NORTON. Va. (UPly - Mr* Some people threw rocki roeki at hrr I Ladles Auxiliary of the Vitrrans MONTGOMERY. AU f I'1*11 — wcattor fishier - intercrplor, Ihe in there days. Mrs. Jack Taylor, Sirs. Altort P, REGENSBURG. G e r m a n y EUa Epperson Williams, camped lie first t »n vole registrars who defied Hie Fill Sky ray. and Ihe midget AID three nights, but of World War One of Ihe U S A The present pledges and contzi- Fletcher (UPD—A German missionary hack In the yard of Ihe house from Mrs W'iM I* aurrhed b> i , r civil Rlghta Commission proto of Hkyhawk. a liny jet atlaek bonitor |,uiion(VuVenaV.iV'rto w tro 'a ^ n - 1 ' M n."w iltiam Stem per, Mrs. from 13 yrara in Tibet report* the which she was evicted, stayed slopped when she fired four pistol husband. Altort E. Wild. Sanford; alleged Negro vole discrtminalinn capable of delivering an atomic ,.jM „ t lhc united Fund lo ..per L. Lyon. Mr*, to O. Hunter. 3 A. ih Alabama .tlvlsa tea * have k i n e resigned rwsliinful in In avoid kl fliil tomb. Lui.li . . . . . . . . - _ . _ * Mra. "abominable snowmen" of the warm loday with a col. 12 quills, shots In their direction Wednesday, one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Suthi in ate for only six month*. Abolish- John Darby, Mrs. Rounette 8ulplHimaliyai are really native priest* a coal stove, a .31 calibre Her brother, Herman Epperson of rrland, Sanford; two sons, Edward ‘ further Intimidation" by Hie fed Ti > Douglas di vignrr Is tosl tnent~af tto ai^ n ies"Is tiiVcoten- no, Mrs. Fred Swankbouse, Mra, living nude in the Icy wilderness nf revolver. 40 r a i n of Indian herb Denver, Colo., telegrammed and G. Wild. New York City. Alto rt rr.d agency, i( was revealed today*. 1Li own fur I.i s / I) .SkyrJiiltT attack ,s| un|cft gts«*v have individual Gerald Myers, Mr*. Paul lUstey, nearly Inaccessible m o u n t a i n - medicine and the conviction ihe offered lo help, but she tersely W. Wild, Buffalo, N. Y.: her fa The Macon County election of bomber, which lv prnminrnlly-useilcampaigns Tlie Uniled Fund Mrs. \V. D. Thornton, Mra. Jam** ranges. was in the right. wired back: "Everything well un ther. Capt. William Dicks. Mali- (trial* resigned Wednesday night. In many Navy vquadron* today sought In eliminate the necessity Hull, Mr*. W. A. Stanfield. The missionary, the Rev. Franz Mr*. Williams, stout 55, was drr control." fix. Nova Scotia ihrer sister*, j day toforr Ihe U. S. district anil na-, considered Ihe outstaml ,} f , 0nvtanl aoliritations Mra. Voile William*. Mr». EdKiehinger, reported h« had photo­ moved out along wilh her volumSeveral persona havr offered Mrs Helm Dicks Kaplan, Itr<-.v- (court here ordered registrar* of im: cl<->e support plane during "fhi* is a m ailer of rtvtc eon-;w*nl Pell, Mr*. T B.Klnard, g rap h e d on# of the priest*. The Inous possessions Monday. She Mr*. Williams free aecominods- lyn, N. Y.; Mis* Mary Jane Dicks, three counter* and Cireul Judge strike* against the Communists i n 1science" *aul Howard McNulty Mr* DanIlallinver' Mra John Inal ilia 's liteetarl fL.alom \A *aa . M. I I f . , a * _. , . . s , * . . . . II .11 . ' . ' J» * * ." * * * _ . * sfielurr was published today In said the was carried out bodily. tinni linn*, but she's turned tliain them Boston, Mass , and Mr*. Margaret George Wallace to appear lv.,.. Dec. an Its »Korea. fund raising chairman. "We arc 'rokoseh, Mrs. Roy I.amtortaoa, the official organ of the Roman Anyway, she went only 10 feet, down. The neat one story frame Drawn, Halifax; and one hroll'd with their voter registration rrcOther Douglas olficiil* here for trrnhiy disappointed in the re­ Mrs. J . to (lobby, Mr*. Honor Catholic episcopal* of Regensburg let the deputies spread her furni­ house was bought by hrr parents Bill Dicks, Sydney, Australia, ords, Ihe tombing derby am It. G. sponse so far, and Imp* that those Sloffer, Mr*. Jane Markham, which slid It waa Ihe first au­ ture and odds and mill over half In 1922, and she said she's sure Funeral service* will to held al E P. Livingston, chairman uf llyml, Gen. f. Raker, I’SAE who gave so Lttle will reeontkl- Mrs. William Broca, Mrs. Join thentic photograph of an "abom­ a block of yard, and sal down. she was cheated when It was I p. m. Saturday in Gramkuw j the Macon County board of rc ils-, (ReU, I '! Spencrr, to J. Dev cp tKCte rontnbuiiona and give inable snowman." She's still there, despite nightly sold to satisfy unpaid debts. No Funeral Home. The Rev. Thoma* trar». said hr and hf* eolwrt. Un il. A. Nichols. II. Bayer, L. E. agaln wilh the entire list of Sfen Mra. John Richard*, Mra. Jaha Father Elehlnger described the temperature* of 20 degrees or deed has been signed, the O'Steen of the First Methodist Grady Roger*, Inroming state rep- T< llxUon and II. H. Wilson. ties in mind." Halsbury, Mra. M. Lodge J r.. Mr*. priest as a primitive human be­ less. Sightseer* don't fase tor. claimed. Douglas Aircraft will host more Church will officiate. Remains will reser.lateve. mailed their resignsCanvassing the Seminole ('our.ly E- Houqardcg, Mra. K. T. Hunt, ing living in the nude In the sub- The sheriff sab) to doesr't think Anyway, she hat the key. to sent to Queens, N*. Y. for ser lion* to Gov. James E. Folsom, than 400 Naval officers and their area this week arc: Mrs. Laura Mra, Maude Gillyinf, Mra. Adrian aero tamograturts. she's violating any law. The A deputy asked Mrs. William* vice* and Interment In Maple "We are no longer member* wives tonight al Ihe Mayfair Inn Fennell, Mrs. Ray Schuits, Mr*. Durand, Mra. N. J . D ogear, Mr*. "In a way which wa cannot ur.- home's new owner, Oscar Sturgill if be could hare the pistol, but I Grove Memorial Park. Queen* of Ihe hoard of registrars and from 6 to 9 p m Squadron par- Haqiuel Levy. Mr* James Rope, Harold IL Sundvad, Mra. AlfTOfl f^aratand, they are Immune from said he'* not aure whether she'* ah# laid no. She keeps It under The family requests that friends we have no rrrorda to produce . . lies for enlisted men anil their Miss IJnda M-Clcllan. Mr* A r MrClure, Mra. J . E. CoualttL *^be influences of nature and the actually on hto properly or an .the quilt* for avch people a* the <kmate lo Ihe Cancer Society in , and that's that," declared Liv­ families will alio to guests guest o f , ne* Cranston, Mr*. Eugenia Bran Mra. Helen DeWitt, Mrs. C d g J If t e a u n W a." ba said. e r two off it. track thrower*. tlira of n a d i u flowexa. .inaton. Douglas on a squadron leveL Join. Mra. Jany Klnlaw, Maw. & Qaborna i a i A E -------- Everything Set For 'N avy Day' Chamber DinnerHonors Derby Visitors •..'S JS trS I Ex-Governor Hits Judge Gels Case On Georgia 'Mix' Trio From County t Enter Dairy Show Bridge Closed, Judge 'Trades' Cars Weather Aircraft Officials Visiting Sanford Mrs. Albert Wild Dies Af Residence Evicted, But Not Cold; Nude In Icy Wilds S S T She “ “ s Pistol, Quilts ■' Registrars Resign United Fund Sets All-Out Campaign �r t f * 2— T r i, D m . 1 1 1111 tfi • • • Presenting V ir tll ^ IJ o u r C h u r c h Church Of Christ » Naxarene CKl'RCH Of CHRIST 2nd 51. M l Elm Arc. Georg* M. Vltti ............. Pillar Bible Svhool ....... Morning Wonhlp Evening Warihlp Wed. Bible Study ftifir l 10.00 I. 11:00 I. T ill p. . 7;IS p. m m. m. m. LARE MARY CHURCH OF TIIE NAZARENE Lake Mary S. L. Drawdy ............... Pastor Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Young People e Meeting 7:13 p. m. Evening Worship .......(::0 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service I ’M p. m. Missionary Meeting First Wednesday ......... 1.00 p. m. CHURCH O r CHRIST Geneva Baptist Ralph Brower Jr...........Evangelist Presbyterian FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Bible School .. ........ 10:00 a. m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 111 Park Avene# Morning Worehip....... 11:00 a. m. CHURCH W. P. Brooke. Jr........... Pallor Eveniog Worehip....... 7:10 p. m. Oak Ave. and Third St. T. B. Fliher . . . . Anoe. Paetor Wad. Praylr Servlet .. 7:30 p. m. A. C. Mclnnla .................. pastor Morning Warihlp ... . 4:43 a. m Morning Worship . . . . M s a. m. Sunday School ............ 1:45 a. m CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School ............ 9.45 a. m. Morning Worehip . . 11.00 a. m ratio Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union..............4:13 p. m. Bible Study ............... 10:00 a. m. Senior Fellowship . . . . 3:30 p. m. Evening Worehip...........7:10 p. m. Morning Worehip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Wad. Prayer Service T:M p. tn. Evaning Worehip........ 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship . . . . 7:00 p. m. Nuriery available Nursery Available Episcopal CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL Cor. Mill SC A Oak Ave. DEBARY CHURCH J. L. Mooro........ Interim Paetor DeBiry Clvte Ceater fluaday School ........ t : t l a. m. Park Av». at 4th SL Morning Worehip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Rtv, John W. Theme* — Pallor Morning Worship .. 10:00 a. m. Training Union........... 4:43 p. m. Holy Euchoriet............. 1:00 a. m. COMMUNITY Evening Worehip...........1:00 p. m Family Servica— Wad. Prayar Servlet l:oo p. m Church School............. |:1S a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Morning Prayar— Laka Mary Sermon .................. 11:00 a. m. John W. Plllay ............... Pastor FIHXCBEST BAPTIST CHURCH Holy Communion— Ml W. Onora Reed Donald Gravenmelr ....... Paetor Tuesday......................... 7:30 o. m. Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. Ikintfay School ............ ».4S a. m. Wednesday ................. 10:00 a. m. Morning Worehip . . . . 11 .00 a. m. Morning Worehip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Thuraday..........................7:30 a. m. Junior High Westminister Recrement of Pentnc* Training Union............. S:M p. m. Fellowship ............... « 30 p m Evening Worehip........... 7:41 p. m. Saturday ............. 1:00 4:00 p. m. Senior High Westminister Wod. Prayar Servlet 7:41 p. m. Fellowship ................ 7.30 p. m. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Nunery available CHURCH EnlerpriM UPS ALA COMMUNITY SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH f t . Paul Shut to ................. Paetor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH E. Silk SL k Park Art. Holy Communion— flwald B. Prlca ............ Paetor Sunday ......................... 1:00 a. m. John W. Pilley ................... Pastor Junior High WestminJ|trrta taoot ■nday tibia School .. 10:00 a. m. Morning Prayer— Preaching ........... 11:00 a. m. Sermon.........................8:10 n. m. Morning Worship . . . . . . • : « o. m. Blblo Study ............... 7:00 p. m. Holy Communion— Sunday School ....... IS:00 o. m. BvaigaUttlc Preaching 7:41 p. m. lit Sunday each month 8:30 e. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvtca 7:41 p. m. Other Churches CHRIST CHURCH LeagttMd ; WEST SIDE PINECREST ASSEMBLY Rer. George L, Granger pastor WSSIONABT BAPTUT OF GOD CHURCH Sunday Service 9 o. m. 411 B. Hally Ava. 10:00 a. m. Cor. nth and Elm : William L. Stephen ........ Paetor Church echool H. M. Snow ................... Pastor ' Sunday School . . . . 10.00 a. m. Holy Communion rtrat. Third Sundiy ' Morulas Worehip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School ......... 1:43 a. m. lib la Study .............. 7 00 p. m. Morning Worehip . . . . 10:30 a. m. Lutheran Evening Worehip..........7:10 p. m. Evening Worehip........... 7:00 p. m. GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED Wod. Prayar Servlet .* 7:10 p. m. LUTHERAN CHURCH Sanford Shrine Club ; CWULUOTA BAPTUT CHUBCH THE ALLIANCE CHURCH let SL and Lee Ave. I C. 0 . s«eg|trty ............ Paetor Christian and Missionary AlUaaca Paetor * Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. Email Bollck Jr. Park Ave. aa4 lttb SL ! Morning Worehip .. . . 11:00 t. m. Church School ............. 0:41 a. m. Morning Worthip ... ItrOO a. m. David S. Carnofix ............ Pastor Sundiy School ............ 1:43 a. m. Coffee ................... 11:00 ELDER SPRINGS Luther League ............. 4:00 p. m. Morning Worship . . . . 10;« a. m. BAPTUT CHUBCH Jaa Douthltt ..................... Paetor Tuee. Choir rnettea — 1:00 p. m. Evening Service ......... 7:43 p. m. A.Y.F.-Youth Servica .. 1:30 p. m. Sunday School . . . . . . . . S:4S a.m. Morning Worehip . . . . l l : » n. m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE Wad. Prayar Sarvlca S:00 p. m. REDEEMER . Training Union ........ 1:11 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 10] W. 43th Place ; Evening Worehip........ 7.10 p. m. SCIENTIST Wod. Prayar Service 7:10 p. m. Herbert W. Gnerii ............ Paetor *00 L Second Si. Sundiy School ............ 0:11 e. m. Adult Bible Claia .. 0 IS a. m. Sunday School .......... 11:00 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCH Worahlp Servica ----- 10:40 a. m. Sunday Worahlp......... 11:00 a. m. OF GBNEVA Wednesday Service .... 1:00 p. m. Jack L. Stawart ............ Paetor Tueiday Heading'. 2:30.4:30 p. m. ST. LUKES LUTHERAN Bunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. Thundty Reading 2:30*4:30 p. m. Slavla (Near Ovtada) Morning Service . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union ......... a:10 p. m. Stephen M. Tuhy .............. Teitor CHURCH OF GOD Evening Worehip . . . . 7:10 p. m. Morning Warihlp.........A:SS a. m. French Ave. a»4 32nd St. Wed. Prayer Servlet .. 7:10 p. m Sunday School -------- 9:00 a. m. Christian Day Sfhool, Monday Joel D. Brown ................... Paetor HTLLCREKT BAPTUT CHUBCH Ihreugh Friday — Kindergarten ■ Sunday School................8:43 a. m Elementary 9:M i. m. Evangeliitie Senico .. 7:30 p. m. OF GENEVA Tuesday Service.......... 7:10 p. m. Q urlni W. Hamll Jr........ Peeler Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. Methodist CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Morning Worehip . . . . 11:00 a. m. FIRST METnOOIST CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Training Union ........ 0:11 p. m. 418 Park Ava. City Hall Evening Worship . . . . 7:10 p. m. Wod. Prayer Service 7:10 p. m. T. C. O'Slccn ................... Faitor J. G. Brook* . . . Branch Prcildent . 1:30 a. Morning Woerhlp . Sunday School .......... 10:00 a. m. 8:43 a. Sundiy School .. Sacrament Meeting .... 4:00 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCH 11:00 a. Morning Worship OF LONGWOOD 7:10 p. Organ Vesper* .. THE SANFORD Cor. Chervk k Grant BU. 7:30 p. C. L. Futeh ..................... Paetor Evening Worship CONGREGATION OF * 1:30 p. Bunday School ............t:IS a. m. Youth Recreation JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. 1421 W. lit SL FREE MCTHODUT CHl’RCn Sunday Watchlower Trateiag Ualatt ........ S O p. m. Laarel Ava. at 41k St. Evening Worship . .. 7:41 p. m. Study ..A ................... .1.00 p. m Wed. Prayar Sarvlca 7:41 p. in. Ira E. Hindman Jr............ Paetor Wed. Bible S tudy....... 7:10 p. m. Sunday School ............ 1:43 a. m. Fri. Minlatry School . . . 7:30 p. tn. Morning Worship . . . . 10:43 a. m. Friday Service ............ 4:30 p. m. LARE MONROE FMY ......................... 7:00 p. m. BAPTUT CHURCH Evening Worehip . . . . 7:30 p. m. Tire* nil** v eil el Seafard Mon FMY Reeraeilnn T «n p m FIRST PENTECOSTAL oa FUM SL. right at Maaraa Tuee. FMY Prayer .. T:3« p. m. CHURCH Or LONGWOOD Conor Hebert G. Byrd ................. Pastor Wed. Preyer Service 7:30 p. m. E. Ruth Grant ............... Pastor Sundiy School Sunday School............10:00 a. m. Morning Worehip ... ERRNEF.KIt METHODIST Morning Wonhlp ... . lt:M a. m CHURCH Evening Service....... 7:00 m Training Union ............O M p. m Wrd. Prayer Scrvlre CHrut Haight* J■ Evening Worehip........ 7:10 p. m I.OO Wad- Frty#r Senlro 7:M p. m Charles r Brown ............ Pastor Frt. Prefer Service Sunday school ....... |0:00 a. m. Morning Worship......... 11;0Q a. m. FIBST BAPTIST CHURCH SANFORD SEVENTH DAY Wed. Preyer Service .. 7:30 p. m. OF OVIEDO ADVENTIST CHURCH Joek T. Bryant ............... Paetor Sevealh SL and Elm Ave. Sunday School ............. 0:41 a. m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH rieecreet School Auditorium A. C. McClure ........ .......... Paetor Maralag Warship ... . U:eo a. m. Training Union S:1S p. m. W. Thome* Persons Jr. .. Paetor Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 a.m ti ro a. tn Evening Service .......... 7:00 p. m. Sunday School ............ 9 43 a. m. Morning Worship Wed. Prayer Sen Ice .. 7.30 p. tn. Morning Worship ......... 11 a. m. Wad. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. TH E C H U R CH FO R A LL . . . ALL FO R T H E C H U R C H The Church u the greiletl factor on earth for the buildinf of character end good citiirnthip. It it a itoiehouie of tpmlual valuer Without a itiong Church, neither democracy nercmliralion can lurvive. There arc four aound tenant why every perron rhould attend rervkei iCfulariv and •uppotl the Chutth. They are: ( I ) For hit own rake. (2 ) For hie children1! like, f 3) For the take of hit community and nation. (4) For the take of the Church it re If, which nccJt hit moral and materiel tuppoit. Plan to go to church regulerly and read ymrr Dible daily. Day Sunday Manday Tuaaday Wedntaday Thuraday Friday Saturday Book Chap II Corinthian* Roman* Luke Matthew 1 Timothy il Timothy J iim o 9 It 11 3 4 1 1 Varaeo *15 29-36 3-13 21-24 14-16 410 17-14 Here’s a present for Aunt Susie and Uncle Bill, for Cousin Kate and old Mrs. Higgins. But is there a present for God? Foolish, you say? How could one possibly give God u Christmas pres* ent? Well, you can't give Him a package tied in bright paper and shining ribbon. But'you can present to Him the gift of remembrance. During your busy holiday seuson, stop for a moment to take stock of your life. Ask yourself what is really important about the Christmas season— and you’ll know that He is. Pause, even when you're rushed, to say a little prayer to Him. Christmas, after all, is His birthday. Can you do less than remember Him? 1 $ Mmif* df#t. Iwwe, J[•**•'/, fa This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well-known business establishments: ERNIE'S STANDARD OIL STATION NE-HI nOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC . NATIONAL BANK WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY CELERY CITY PRINTING COMPANY PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY SIIERM ANCONCRETE PIPE CO. WARNER'S GULF SERVICE Catholic FOSTER CHAPEL THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE METHODIST CHURCH 241k aid Chile Alt. Orlado ALL SOULS CATHOLIC L. T. Talker reetor Sunday School ............ 0.43 a. m. Sundey School .. CHURCH 10:00 a. m. Morning Worehip .. . lt:O0 a. m. Morning Worship Oak Ave. at Hh SL 11:00 a. m. Rev. Richard Lyni ____ _ Pastor Evening Worship . .. I.oo p. m. Evening Worehip 7:43 p. m. Sunday M enu ........... 7:00 a. m. Tuesday Servica . 7 43 p. m. PAOLA WESLEYAN 1:10 a. m Thursday Sen lea . 7 U p. m METHODIST CHURCH . . . . . . . 10:00 a. m. • Miles Well an Rt. a ............11:10 a. m. Dally Mast .................. 7;ll a. m. Cecil W. Shoffar ............ Pastor UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD Sunday School ............ 8:43 a. m. Wamia’a C1ab-30i Oak Ava. Morning Worship . . . . 10:43 a. m. Joetohla* B. Stuck)* .. .. Paitor Christian Weeleyan Youth .. . . <43 p. m. Sundiy Wonhlp ... 11 ;00 a. m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evening Worship.........7:30 p. m. Woodruff Buildlag I M l 8. Seafard Ava. Wod. Preyer Sente* 7:30 p. m. 204 E. Ural SL. Rm. 211 Parnr L. Stone ................. Paster Tureday Clan .............. 4:00 p. m. Sunday School ............ 8:41 a. m. Naxarene Warship . . . 11:00 a. m. ' tram ............ d:IO p. as. FUST CRtHCH^ Shop For Christmas Ining Caueaa . SiSO p. m. At raeahJp . . . . . . 7:00 p. n i W. ted BL a* Ava. . . . . . . . . . 7:30 p. m . R. H. Spear Jr. . . . . Pastor Sunday School ... 9.43 n. m. CONGREGATION AI, Morning Worehip 10:43 a. m. NYP$ ................ ,H CHURCH •:M p. m. NJS . . . . . . . . i . . . *t tlth SI. *:W f . m. . 7:M p. m. • ****** ***■* Paitav Evaning Warihlp ........ M l a. ». Wad. Prajar Sarvlca 7:10 p. m. War*Hp....... 11:00 a. m. ROY W'ALL PLUMBING GENE'S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS STINE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO. WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMPANY BITZ THEATRE FLORIDA STATE BANK W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. GREGORY LUMBER COMPANY A. K. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION, CO. �Vb’f Aarfnrh Rrralft * Krf.. ]> e . 12. m g _ r . i g e SAM'ORI) WELCOMES ADMIlfAl.S -A»!m irnl Don G riffin , Com m nntlt r C u rrie r Di­ vision F o u r chat* w ith (left to rijrh t), Earl Hifryinliothr.m , David (iatch cl it ltd nif;'>ui 2 MeKilthin ot the turlx-<;ue riven taet ntjrht for visit inir Navy dig litnrics by the ChantI r <f (Tinim-tc (Photo In- floor* trom) Adventurers Start Ocean Balloon Trip EL MEDANO, Tenerife. Canary Island* (UPII— Four advrtturouEnglish explorrrs look off from h»re today on the first attempted r mating of Ihr Atlantic Ocean by ha'loor. . Their baltoon, the -Small World.' rose into the air before day I n a', and within an hour had Cheryl Is M akin g ‘Good Progress’ di srcx-arril m rr (hr I -i-op It M M A MONICA. Calif. ( I T I i • ■.* flying Ihf Union Jacl. i vis bunded writ • n r l i t n bra> Uicryl Crane iv Hauihtrr of actre'* Lana Turr.fr. is making k | the early morninc cold to cheer *hm the balloonist- throe rren gnod proitr** and will remain In and a (irl. took off on Ihtir 3 Ihf cu«todv of tier maternal grand­ coo mile jmirnev along the ‘.me mother for as trail am mere southern sea path blared by Chrt* <.urrYtor Iu,jgf A)Irn T l<nrl) lopher Col.imtus till| ^ a review o f' th. The le.der of t he croup s>< tecnaSrr‘i ease sine* .he tilled Arnold ti'.i-:. t marl, n It* itbcr's I ir. Johnny StomI-M newsmen t f fore stepping Inlo rsn„ n w„ h , ,,.j,cher Vnlff -a,j thr car slung honral i the halloon i pf.i . ,ua.,cd .j., he hoped lo land "som ewhere be a r || tween the British Honduras and she rrm, in , „ , rd of ,h, lintish Gulina sometime within rour, whl> hfr Er.,mjmo,her * custody. Lynch said. MEMPHIS tUPI) — T»entv Ihe next one in three w eeks” .............. one beautirs from It alates ill» r.lioart i companion* arc hi* Neither Mitt Turner nor Cher enmoctr here tree. 29-30 fur a »s>n Timothy. II. a i jdln an father, iruauram restaurant owner atrpStep - •I yi ., »* iai.itr, —• — ' »raiher exrcrt; Colin Mndir 33. hen liar.e. objected to Cheryl re ehanee .......... lanee ^ MV#, arr|,itcct and designer of ma,ning with Mrs. Mildred Turnrr. The to dress up and c0 The 21. five from halb«on*» basket—tmat. and the grandmollur rxas. wereincluding named finallita to.. d*v**n the IM9 Maid of cfotton Mudle'» wife, rtoson.ary. 3- a cp^|f l , pretty arlut. photographer. sec The winner will get an alUniton end pilot and cook, Fire Sweeps Hom e, wardrobe created by the nation'. The sonde Ia of the balloon I- p ; p P|* top designers and will show- it off d e n n e d t„ ,< , to at in case I I VC P C r S O n S U i e in all the • right” »i>oti In an t ' 1* Walloon **'!» at sea t \s T NEW MAItKKT. 'Id arjund-the world tour. A wttlher tepun in<,ir»ird i.u- i IT‘I i _ Five perron, were killed I hr floaliltf. bf VtftttS! idvcfllurw WJW h .i.r noflnMlI* |„*t r ;j,t tn a fir r which lt( P l $ Alabama — Annette Nall. Geor- erlv winds for Vsj miles lh e s- ft, r r hou.e hrrr j 21 Beauties Seek # Cotlon Maid Title ; • tan, pedllion bad been dolayed fo n tv CejlhMt n |ld lrfov Arizona — Madilyn lu n tr, ra s a crul days by rhanje-hte winds C n h u . Jl. "»erc -rerc read d eal nf of suffer....................... _ i n n lit ll'aa sioflt.-«w« •—--I- — • 1 i rj ii.ii. Grandr. Only the northeast trade winds „n » rival at Ihr t'am hri lie C.'lifornla — Carole Kropter will do Tiiai i» the same wind Maryland Itospii*1 Lni Angele*. that lilted the ‘ails of the Mna. j;.,. f„dies of Ihr other three Pin!* 3* *«'! “ u““ (1o.' \ I^11rti9 n rrr not rrco\rrcd JmneMorirla — l i e l Jackion, l.*L Jack- rir.ta d! .**“•* ,mt.i .'* ? *“**■ t i m \»l»rn •onvtlle. !llm,yw M|W Ifro5% thf Atlantic dfalely frrm the » reck a re. They Grorsia — Matllu F»ans. Ter- *n mrfe idcntifird l»y flat© |>olUe at r. and Heth Hunt. Itaxle-. 3.*,. and Nathaniel Cephas. 3d. Kentucky — Martha Hall, Shttyirrtiifii from fire astern t> citte. ' Shorn communities fought Ihe laiutslana — ?vlw:a Brnsrn. Mare in biller eotd and mow-. The New Ii-ena. cause of thr lire was not ileier Mlsaissippl — Mary Fwayte mined Immediately. Greenwood. Mi**ouri — Farah Jane Mellon, lla ’drn. D C M IA M * n .Ia n I ( L P I — A V eg etab les O k a y , .New Mexico Anna Jane Sit I' S Air Furrr r irt niariial try ton. firlih ad Inc » master srrgrant acrusrd ol C itru s Is B arred Nfflh arolma — Miranda fatallj pnlmnin: hi* wife tm|a\ GAtNFSVIt.I.E f t'P I l — Thr Burnell, Green«horo nverrulrd deten-r ohjrellnn* lhs» i»tr plant Board announced Oklahoma — Matmda Ferry, tellers hr wroc to a 3 ly rarn ld Thursday that all Florida frssh Stillwater. Fntlish womsn nmtain»d - dcfim fruits an-l vejel*h|e» with the Tenrejiee — Joan Warren, lory Information exeepllon of citrus mas- now be Memphis, and Belly t.aekey and The ruling rsmr in ihr fifth day Cele-Te Morrison, both Saahvillr. „f n,r ii mrml-r ci-ut'» hr. tint exported to Jamaica The Jamaican government re _ Brttv t arpenter. Fort on rharces M Set. \tarru» 'ta n slrlcled movement of the*e Items Worth; (’.arolma Jollff, rtallas; monl pnlsonrtt his < ir d wile C'o vesr* «ro on Ihe ou'hrrak of Marcella MeKemir, Tyier; Su Mary Helen ls-t Junt Ihe Medllrr-anean fruit ftv In sam e S.-hornemann. Brenham, and Mar.vmnr.t, a 37jeat<,ld ttnlib Florida Vmnnr Skinner, Lub'-oek. xilte. Nt . Korean War veteian. has p'esrlrd not guilty to Iv-Itb the murder charge and having vrvual int»rrniir*e with a "veevrian not his wife ” Drfen-e rounveI Maj U iliism WASHINGTON f l ’PIt-The Air Karr ohjerted that “ further let­ Force cancelled today III program ter* might contain rrrtatn mat to develop the Goose, its long lera which cannot hr dt*rr ;ar led range ground to air derov missile by thr court relating to the adul­ !t was the second Air Force tery charge, devpttp the enuri's in missile program terminated In atruetions ' recent weeks The ftasral alr-tnToday's hearing »a * distraught aurfare missile was abandoned 'o th er woman' Mr- Cynthia Tay Nnv. 29 lor. continue lo read through and Thr Air Forre said development identify letters Maryimont sent her and testing of Ihe Gnn«e had during their r.eirty two year ai<u ■progretsed *atlifaetorily” hut elation that Ihe program was being dropped because of "changes In Almost one Hurd of all Federal operational roncepts ” slate ard local government cm The Goo»e. designed for use by ployea in Ihe U.S are srhool th# Strategic Air Command. Is a wrorkers — |rarher«. admlniftra lightweight, air hreathlng m ii'ltr tors, elerkv, janitnra. ete when you d o . . . Intr ded lo eonfuf- enemy air dc feme systems The Falrchltd air visit FA M ILY ! eraft and mnvlle dlxitmn, Hagers town. M d, was the prime eon II you need tractor. Letters Approved As Case Evidence $ 'GooseMs Killed As Decoy Missile • * • * Everybody needs » money - sometime ^ I . r N et G ain Reported By M inute Maid nrt! s\r>n (L *rh-T he Minute Maid t>rp has announced a net income of Ji.SVVt’t for Ihe fiscal year endinp Ott 3t. comp-red with a net |n*s of $2.St2 W for Ihe previous fisrat vear President Jark Foy *aid the net rains amounted lo *? K! per ahare on the rompany'i t.5g(ag( sharrs of outstsmline stneV. lie also rep uted substantial Improve mrnl« in Invenlorles, debt stnieture anil the firm 'i eash position for the paat flseal year. •f A Ion of coat makes | trsy pounds of roke ard shout inonn feet of furl gas Shop For Christmas At ^ V / Y //Z A Jh an k | UP TO$600 phone: FAirfu 2-4612 before noon to arrange y o u % cw jy for money the same day! Cash Tsa iNInt (l.'OOO u im 220 M JI200 02 00 J»2 00 21 Wan hi, Pa,mfntl t 200 II 00 1300 iaoo 24 00 J2W FA M ILY Ivey's Shoe Store "Where Q u a lity FINANCE SERVICE, INC. o r SANIOIO 125 South Pork Asenut Phene. FAirfu 2 4612 Sinlcrd, Florida N H lg h rr T h n n • . r*s l 211 E. 1st Price” v- ■•'--■>'5 �PROGRESS IS O U R M O ST IM PORTANT PRODUCT Ed Little Guy Deserves Bit Of Praise, Too With so many distinguished visitor* in Sanford, it of* ten ia eaay to overlook “those who also serve." At the San fort! Naval Air Station, all of the glory goes to the air crews competl lg for prizes in the sixth bombing derby. At the Mayfair Country Club, all eyea are on the '‘name" golfers in the tournament. It takes more than Just the flight crews to stage a «uccessful bombing darby, more than just the top money-win. ners to have a successful golf tournament. Plugging away to help make these big eve:its successful are hundred* of "little" guys, all trying to do a Job. , At the Naval Air Station, the ground crews, mainten­ ance man and hundreds of others play a vital mlo In the operations. At the Country Club, about 100 littlc-knuwn golfers ure battling for stardom, the one victory which would set them apart. — The American public likes celebrities. The American public also cheers fo.- the underdog. That ia why sports gallerlcs on many occasions cheer for the “little" guy In his battle against a favorite. “Names" mako news. This, down through the ages, hits been one of the basic fundamentals of newspaper reporting. Ifc always will bo so. Galleries sometimes can bo cruel, unintentionally, by oring the average participant. The guy who checks the , me for fuel probably is Just as proud as the one who flies thp plane. Hla Job Is just a* Important. When the admirals and big sports figures step into the limelight. It might lie well to remember that they once were “little" fellows, too. Today’s “liltlo" guy well could be the big atar tomorrow. It ia fitting that the stars should he given the limelight. But, let's make them all welcome. • • The House Veterans Committee yesterday indicated that it plana to examine ponsions of cx-scrviccmen. It is gratifying to know that the congressmen on this committee nave decided to go to work. Such an Investigation Is overdue, by some 10 years at least. Pensions are not to be confused with compensation. Pensions are for disability Incurred in civil life and arc pay. able only where the veteran passes a test of need. Compensa­ tion la paid to veterana with disabilities Incurred In military eerviee. Committee Chairman Olln K. Teague of Texas said that investigation revealed one "needy" veteran drawing a pen­ sion had served four months in the military service. All of this was In the U. 8. He has drawn pension checks totaling t o u t 14,600. During the remainder of his life, he could expect to draw about $9,460 more. At the same time, thla veteran, not disulded in any way due to his military servlee, and his wife have ", worth of about $62,000, He and hia wife have an annual income of $6,848. Rep. Teague reportedly la planning a bill to Increase compensation to disabled veterans. At the same time, many “roll riders" will find themselves faced with the sad task of finding a Job. Disabled veterans should receive compensation. Kvery veteran who draws a pension should come under scrutiny. Taxpayers cannot afford “handouts" just because n man is a veteran. We now are a nation of veterans. Blizzard Prevents Search For Plane MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Tass news agency said today So vie! rescue planes were grounded by a blltard while trying lo fly D the resru" nf a crashed Belgian plane in the Antartie. ‘l a Brussels, the headquarters of''.he Belgian Antarctic espedl- lion said II had not yel received word of any tuch rraah. Howev­ er, It said "we have not yrl been side lo Krt Inin radio rnnlarl with niudmiln ha*e." T ait laid the plane rraihrd and that hoth aerial and overland attempt* lo reach II were blocked by tho storm. DAILY CROSSWORD t. Short ACROM ayItablet l-Bpar Dmia.) •.Oriental T. Culture nurae medium . I. Personal •.Dull bravery •. ctderna 26- A eramp It. literary - It.Torture rompo. 31 Part* of sitiona an ounce ,3 Umscts J l. Mr tat IT. Dance step 13. Theater's 11. Tiny — stage 11. Kings* staffs tl. Barium It. Bun god («yn».) 33 Dischargee, go. Point tl. Purchase as a 12. Record* of gun earth tremor! ST, Chlneie dynasty 31. Conatel. latino *». King of _ Haahan •0. People of Annam ftS. Appe'.laera •T. Month M. lama Star Btata ••.W ire rope 41. Task ••signed • 41 Incttee .£$*. Biomeee mo measure* — 41. Cautious DOWN 1. Enchanting i . By oneself g. Offspring 4. Attempt •.Zeal 31. Toung •aglet 34. Al home 33. D.v# (Anglo, lr.) 34. Male sheep IS d l l ' : l V 10.----garde 31. Hilda* TesleeSas'a A a t e e e honrea 3* a. African 33.1Jv* coal bulb 33. Agreeably 39. Cry. aa provoca­ a crow tive 40. Arabian II. Organa garment of alght Friday, December 12,1068 Hospital Notes Washington Calling nr MILI.IAM 8. WHITE WASHINGTON—The Far Writ hai a new leader in the Senate and In the highest foreign policy rounrili uf the I'nilrd S tain , Ken ator Mike Manifield of Montana Curiously, he has not sought out the honor; artually, it has come end lugged insistently at his sleeve. Indeed, upon the life and limes of Mlkp Mansfield there hangs a Isle that might' lie called parados triumphant. Nothing about him fol­ low* the familiar script*. For he has come lo great power almost against his will. Hr has been returned to the Senate with Ihe greatest victory at (he polls scored by any Senator In a Iwo party alala in Ihe coun­ try — 7S3 percent of Ihe total vole. This was a more derisive re rlrrlion srore even Ilien those of two much more publicised Sen alors — John F. Kennedy of Mas■arliutrlls, 73 3 percent, and Stuart Symington of Mitsourl, M l per­ cent. News O f Men In Service Flrit U. liar II. Irlarnl, son of Mra. v'harolotle llolierta. *0* Fourth Kl., Sanford, recently com pitted Ihe II week motor leans partition course at Ihe Army In fanlry School, Fort Brnning, Ga IJeutrnant Irland received In strudlon In Ihe use ami malntenanre of molnr vehicles necessary In the ntverallori of Infantry unit* The 31 year-old officer is a lu30 graduale of Seminole High Srtail. Army Pvl. Joseph I.. Lepore. It. son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Lepore. 2317 Palmetto Ave., Sinford, recently completed right wasks of basic combat training ■I Fort Jackson. S. C. Impure at tended Seminole High School tuny Pvl. Raymond J, MikIcr. It. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo teph Mlkler, Route I. Oviedo. F la, recently completed eight weeks of bssle combat training at Fort Jackson, S. C. Mlkler was graduated from Oviedo High School In 1137 ami attsnded Orlando Junior College for one year. Army Pvt. James C. nrowm, 20, whose wife, Jrrrna. lives at HOT Willow Ave., Sanford, recent­ ly completed eight weeks of ar­ tillery training at Fort Chaffee, Ark. Rrown entered Ihe Army last July and completed basic training ■t Fort Dia. N. J. Hr is a 1930 graduate of Crooms Academy High School and attended Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, N. Y. Brown, son of Bsymon Brown, M Castle Brewer Ct.. Sanford, Is a former employe of Times Square Stores In Brooklyn, N. Y. «£S Any one of these figures may critic majorities will provide more work and more problems for sit speak loudest of all. Nevertheless, lie has none of the hierarchy. Thus an add characteristics commonly regard f d part of this general load must ed as standard lo politicians He M l upon Mansfield. So, loo. Is very quiet and shy, rstlter than »" Increasing foreign policy cheerfully aggressive. He is sludl responsibility on a man who Is a out and even a little bookish, ra "strong" member of the Senate Iher Ilian hearty and harkslapplng. Foreign Relations Committee. He speaka briefly and Infrequently, And the Mansfield who is ■ re­ luctant powerhouse has a parallel rather than long and nften. Sometime* he li unsure about ia Ihe Manfirld who it an untyplwhat ought lo lie done atmut ma ' cal Westerner. To conform In Hie j»r Issues—ami candidly says as stereotypes he ought to be almost murli — instead of bring absolute* essctly what he Is not. He fils ly and automatically positive with Ihe pattern only In the physical the answ-rrs. a?nae. He Is appropriately tall and In fart, he is a master politl I f '- r r y . dsn. although, given all his hiek-j „ ul hp n„ hat< no We„ . ground, he never s t a i d have been rrn ,|raw| _ and M interests (hit anything of the kind. t are exclusively Western. In no Ife does not really with In run way iioe-a he suggest the wide anything or anybody; to hold a n()rn ,|,a rr| and ihe great outseal In Ihe Senate is enough for do)ir, Instead, he suggests Ihe his ambitions. In the last (d.igrr** library the college library at lie lightly Imre and rather apolo­ that. getically used his influence a* He was turn 34 years ago. not assistant Democratic leader, a povt on any range hut in N#w York (hat was pressed upon him In Ihe City. His parents moved to Mon •r.l place. Thi. lime however. ,ana whp„ hp was three yrirs lie will have hut to use , no c'.olce . , old. A* a Iwy he dug in the mines It more often and more openly. al „ „ ut|p. „ ,, a h(Rh( rurt,mal). For the West I* the emerging rosmnimlitan nty where the great forrr In Hie Senatr and Mantflrld controlling topper corporations is Inevitably its spokesman. .More­ have long since adopted a philo­ over, the greatly enlarged Demo sophies! attitude Inward Ihe nrces ally of having a Democrat — M an , Held — representing Montana In Washington. He never wrnt to high school; he simply read and studied in his own way until he was able lo go directly In Montana State Univer­ sity. He took a Master's degrta Mrs. Fred M Walsma. one of there ami w end up hearing what Sanford's belter known rrildrnls is sometimes a fatal curse politi­ during Ihe |>rrlod following World cally — he was a professor, no War I, died at the Winter Haven Isis, In Latin American and Far Hospital Wednesday morning after Eaatern history. a long Illness. He Is the only member of the A native n! Haines City, she and Senate, whu has Ixcn a private, her husltand, former Mayor Fred or the equivalent, In Hirer of lha M. Walsma nf that city, returned armed forces — Army, Navy, Ma­ Iherr Mrs Walsma suffered near rines As a Marine he served, in fatal injuries in an autotrain the 'twenties, in the Philippines, trash Just off Camrrnn Ave. in Siberia. Japan and thtna. FasJ Sanford some months before lie In-gan hit rsrrer as in un­ their depaiturr. qualified liberal but he has pro­ She was a member of Hi* First gressively moved Into Ihe center Presbyterian Church. Ihe OKS. Wo* of the Democratic party. He Is, in men's Club, and Lake Eva Garden a word, one of the "m oderilrri." Club, all in Haines City. A brother, And Htese. by all p ro m t signs, George Graham, Oregon City, Ore., have inherited Hi* balance of pow­ also survives. er In the Far West. ■ Mrs. Fred Walsma Dies In Hospital Professional Repair Service Unikllled hands can n th your expensive appliance! Call our experts for rtpslni or lo InalaM your new appli­ ances! No jnh lo hlff or lo I.eIn mm, which became an In dependent republic Jan. I, 1944, has been conquered by the nabyIonian*. Assyrians, Greeks, Ro mans, an Ottoman Sultan, troops of Napoleon III, the British armyunder Gen. Allenby In World War I, and waa controlled by France lielween World Wart I and II. Lipsey Appliance Service Shop For Christmas Now in ila new location at At .. at sea 9 m •r starve a. tare, rrfelea la eaMtlee aaalwe. ■V FREDERICK C. OTHMAN Eve. and celebrated In peace Tills ml|hty spruce was cut Iwo weeks ago and it looked fine; Hie WASHINGTON Cbrtalmai. Came than Csl CeoUdit. ro_ nli He allowed himieli lo be per experts insisted It still would have •rerns to be growlog more cumpU |u4(j#<j , 0 |lgbt , community Ita needles for the holidays. 9 Getting this behemoth to the caltd erary ) ta r and I guess I m ; chriitraai tree la bis beck yard ■n old fogey: I Hill prefer the md even that had its moment* White House, raising It. and an great dey without benefit of p ren Then aelahbori itrollrd over at chorlng It upright is a major rig 'duik on the 24th, Cal threw the King Job. Then the acaffolderr agents. twinkled ami must come In and erect platform* CWUiderlhe White House where switch,^ thew, tree lh#d ^ ig ita •round it so the electricians can la olden times the occupants lit eggnog .* —* • put In the wiring and several hun randies la the windows, dresied Then the promoters — and I dred colored light bulbs. Thi* a tree for themselves on Christmas use the wrord In no derogatory darws so much current that they sense — got hold of Christmas In Intrnd to put In special transform­ Washington a few years back for er* If President Eisenhower Is In i f what they call a Pageant of Peace This brought traffic isms on the town he'll merely throw a switch holy night, speechifying, psrsdes. and then possibly make a little Ihe whistles of traffic cop*, snd •preeh. If he's away, the Western sven bigger Christmas trees, with Union Telegraph Co will be on more elaborate trimmings, Indud the Job with a special golden key and a relay switch. It will, that ing live ones. The tree arrived this yesr Is. unless the military come In Called Frets lalerkatloaal WASHINGTON—The Stale Da aboard two fist cars In the Balti­ with a scheme to light the tree partment, on new Soviet threats more and Ohio yards. It was an via radio bounced from one or an­ Engleman spruce m feel tall and other of the sputniks now aloft. on the future of Berlin 79 years old. cut '"om the Koote­ Fifteen genuine reindeer, mean­ "The United States, which has made no threats, will not lx? de­ nai National Forest near Libby, time, are cn route. These beasts f terred by threats from defending Mont., by the J. Nells Lumber Co., were captured in Alaska near the its rights and discharging Its re a division of Ihe Si Regi* Paper village of Kottebue. flown to An­ chorage. sent by ship to Seattle •ponsihlllties to l l* million frre Co Sen Jam es E Murray (D„ and there transferred to a truck people in West Berlin." Mont.) presented Ihe tree at the for the rest of the trip. These unhappy beast* last were MOSCOW—An official Soviet an­ Georgetown railroad >ards; hr nouncement. on the Berlin crisis: said it was the first ever «rnt reported on the verge of being "It should be reminded that the to the White House from the West, j snowbound in Wisconsin; the driv­ er in charge said they were grow­ Soviet troops are not in Eastern • ing resllets and he Intended to get Germany In order to show the them to Washington at quickly as Western powers the road lo Her poitible tf bn " Alaska presented the reindeer lo DECEMBER It Mr. Elsenhower as a token In e t ­ WASHINGTON—Federal Judge Births ching* for being made a stale and F. Dickinson Letts, warning the Baby boy to Mr and Mrs the only trouble with 'em i* Teamsters Union hr ran remove Marvin Dyal Ihcy're wild. They'll lie no good Hi president, James lloffa, if the Discharges for marching down Pennsylvania union rontlnues lo defy the mnn Barbara Swaggrrty 1Sanford) Avenue, unless somebody slips itors he appointed lo clean it up. Ethel 31a r t (Oviedo t some tranqulliier pills into their "Remedies are not lacking In France* Padgett and baby boy hay. and that Isn't likely. At last our Judicial processes if the or­ (Sanford) reports the management Intended ders of Ihe court are viola­ DECEMBER II to shunt the Presidential reindeer ted, disregarded or Ignored “ Admissions direct to the National Zoo fc Mary McIntosh iSinford) This will be a «sd blow to the NEW YORK—Herbert Agar, for Aylecne Drill (Sanford) trlcvlsloners who were spoiling mer editor of Ihe Louisville (Ky.) Carl Martin (Sanford) their ram rras along the parade Courier Journal, on how Israel Nofrman Banned (Tunpa) rode In hope of picturing (he anthas ehsngsd Ihe role of Ihe Jew Carla Jean Dodson (Fern le ra l ones in front of a sleigh. in world slfslrs: Park) The ramcramin will have lo scllle "No longer is the Jew the doorBirths for people. Peaceful pageantrers, n u t of. history, resigned to Baby boy to Mr. and Mrr. let us hope. Die. Today he can not only de­ Kenneth .McIntosh (Sanford) fend his rights snd freedom, but Discharges he is sble lo contribute construc­ Barney Berk (SanfordI tively to solutions of Ihe world's Judy llurket (Sanford) Ills." Sophia Hubei 1Sanford) Nancia lllrlawskl snd baby girl (Sanford) Ethel King and baby girl (Sanford! Rose Chappel and baby boy (Sanford) Doris Moriti and baby girl I Sanford t Eleven par cent of the atudent body at Smrord Junior High School made Ihe honor roll for the second grading period. Re­ quirements are al least a H minus Corner Sanford Ave. & 1st St, average la all subjects with satis­ factory behavior and no failing trades. Sponsored by .‘•Indents on Hie honor roll are: Theresa Ha'.rr, Cathy Bund, ( j u ­ (Jamba Lambda Chapter re Chase, Janet Ely, Jackie Knsley, Jana llarwird, La Ylgnr Pills, Betsy Schuenrmann, Marl lyn Sprouse, Sunn Tanner, Ruth Tayior, Judy Yin Winkle. Gary llrtiwn. Jack Caola, Edward Ham lllon, Charles Harr, Johnny Phil­ lips, llobby Smith. Pat llassetl. Ikinna Braid, Annette Brown. Barbara Buckler, Jude Carroll, RusIp Dodson, Jean Donaldson. Loretta Dyes*. Jean Fletcher, Su­ sie llalback, Linda Hunt, Lnu Ann Johnson, Linds Ley, Ann Mahan. Diane MeMurrough. Karen Metsler, Dolores Newsome. Judy Og­ den, Geraldine Page, 3lary Phil­ lips, April Ramey, Carol Samuel, .Mary Broil, Nanry Sikes, San­ dra Slayton, Diane Smith, Rich­ ard Reninn, Charles Calhoun, Je r­ ry Collum, Ronald Uoern, Damon Morrison and Carl Oiford. Quotable Quotes • Pension Probe Needed Fred Othmcm Says f <ui '<in A 214 E. IX small. II Per Cent Make Junior Honor Roll Rummage Sale Beta Sigma Phi Open Soon! Porpoises outswlm most fish, but ran rrmala under water no longer than three minute*. They usually surface for breath every 30 to 43 seconds, even during sleep. • Country Style • Home Made Sausage* Orange City U. S. 17-92 These are EVERYDAY PRICES Not Specials !! SUPER KO TE PAINT 3 Fume d Mildew Resistant SUPER KO TE PAINT VINYL LATEX GAL. Interior or Exterior “ Formulated for FLORIDA'S Tropical Climate" 2800 Sanford Ave. FA 2-2458 "We Salute You Navy" * LUMBER CO. INC. \ . A 1 I V I r 4• » A : AN I : F 1> » t V»k �V_ 1 Hjr Binforfi F t !., Itoc. 1*. 1 9 B 8 - P a * * B frralt Woman’s Page BUiabtlk Ashby, Woman's Editor p sh A o n a h m Phone FA Z-Mll Local Women Serve As Golf Hostesses Member* of the Sanford Wom­ Spencer, Mr*. Peg Butts, Mr*. an's Golf Association are acting Marge Barash, and Mrs. Gene­ as hostesses for Ihe Mayfair Inn vieve Woodruff Junior ho*tf»»e* are Marilyn open Tournament. Mr*. Roy Syme* is chairman of this group. McDaniel, Carol Sue Higginboth­ Hostesses operate the ticket am. Gwen William*, Kay Ivey. booth and work at the information JJudy Herron. There are »cvera! desk. They can be found on the younger girl* who are acting a* 10th tee, listing the *cores for page* and running errands. the first nine hole*, and again cm Ihe Illh hole, listing the final score. Other member* serve as general hostesses for the eluh. answering question* and helping in other ways. Serving is hostesses are: Mrs. Claire Fite, Mrs. Ann ShingberPICTURED ABOVE ARE: Mrs. W. E. Mrs. It. E. True, State Corresponding Secre­ gcr, Mr* Susie Dickey, Mrs. Ha Baker, president of ihe local Business and tary: and Mrs. Helen Thompson, District Mae DeMent, Mrs. Viola Kastncr. FRIDAY LOUISE SCIIADT. » ntmlcl for the Officer* Wive* Club Professional Woman's Club: Miss Adrienne Five Director of B and PW. Mr*. Harriett Williams, Mrs. Gene fashion ehovv scheduled fnr Dec. 17 tit the Mayfair Inn. Pinerre.vt Hjpti-t Church Prim­ Waits, president of th* State Federation; tPhoto by Bergstrom) Chandler. Mr*. Betty McCracken. ary 1 Sunday School Party at 7:39 Her husband in Charles H. Schadt, a VVcBtinjrhmiBO en­ Mr*. Ann M m h. Mr*. Ruth Her­ gineer. They have two children, Brian and Charles. ron, Mr*. Fanehon McRoberts, p. m. (Herald S taff Photo) president of the association: Mrs. SUNDAY Meg t ’rquhart. Mr*. Verne Smith. Mr*. Myrtle Adam*. Mrs. Jan Tor- Pioerrcvt Rapiist Church Chapel, hell, Mr*. Muriel Scott. Mrs, Reba Concord, and Carol Choir practice at 3 30 p. m Mahan, Mr*. Jane McKihhin. Pinecrest Baptist Church Baptis­ Mrs. Glnny Shed den, Mrs. Alire mal Service at 7:45 p. m. Mills. Mrs. Keen Ivey. Mrs. Jo Pinecrc»t Baptist Church Youth McDaniel. Mr*. Alice Peter, Mr*. Rarb Rowell, Mr*. Mildred Smith, Fellowship at S IS p m. A special program was arranged the club'* first president, the late smaller candles were lighted for Mrs. Jackie Crawford, Mr*. Lee HONDA'*' tor the ICti anniversary of the Mra, Sally Mero Williams. There the charter members. Under a Cunning, Mrs. Luetlle Heard, The Dependable Class of the Sanford Business and Professional wrre tit charter members alto decorated tree Chmtmi* gifts Mrs Blanche Nicely. Mrs. Edith Woman'* Club. The program waa honored: .Mrs. Sybil Rcuth, Mrs. were placed to be sent to the Horton. Mrs. Crela Higginbotham. First Methodist Church will hold Ti e Catholic Navy Wives Club M r' Centre H Waters, chairman It* monthly meeting with Mr*. and Ihe All Soul* Catholic Wom­ of the Navy Wives Club; Mrs presented at a dinner meeting Gertrude Gilbert. Mrs. Olga Hun­ Girl's School at Ocala. Mrs Jeanne Flouk, Mrs. Doris Ray Herron at 2110 palmetto Ave. an'* Cluh combined their talent* held Wednesday night at the Civic ter. Mrs. Josic Carter. Mrs. AroAn interesting program was pre­ Roller! Totle, Mr*. Charles E. Sunday night at the USO. They Witt, Mrs. Frank C. Itutin, Mr*. at 7:3o p. m. Center. lyn True and Mr*. Myrtle Gra- sented by the public relations served the enlisted personnel from Seminole Association Sunday f The club historian arranged the dick. A large white lighted candle committee on Ihe observance of Roliert Kremer. Mr*. W. V. Swi* School Conference at the North- the Sanford Naval Air Station a gonskl, and Mrs. Edward J. Vanprogram which payed tribute to repretented the president and Human Rights Day. side BaptUt Church In DeLand at delicious Italian spaghetti »upper m ra. Also participating wrre: A solo and musical program was with French bread, dc»*cri and Father Nilua llubblr Ll George 8 p. m . presented by Mrs. Roberta Rich­ Chsruh Choir of the First Bap­ coffee. These »uppcr» highlight Waters, and Robert Tnllr, GAC. ards and the Deanna .School of tist Church will practice at 4:15 the t'SO program each month. The Dance. Service men who will not go Maff as well a* the men appre­ home tor Christmas will decorate p. m. Guesls were: Miss Adrienne C. Ptnecrest Baptist Church Youth ciate the time and effort the or­ the USO and gift-wrap packages. Waits, state president; Mrs. Helen ganization* put into the*e pro­ Carols will be sung and Open Fellowship at fi:3o p. m. Thompson, district director. FRIDAY Tlie Woman's Society of Chris­ ject*. The room was tastefully deco­ House I* planned tor Christmas tian Service of the First Mrlhodlit Those helping with the spaghetti rated for this occasion by Mr*. T h e pro and con committee, Church and the Wesleyan Service nipper w ere’ Mr*. Helen Con*tan- Day. Helen Constantine and Mrs. Nellie Regular volunteer* tthose who composed of volunteers from the Guild will have an annual Christ­ tine, president of All Soul* Club; rome to the USO each month) In­ • NEW YORK —<UPI>— Santa and th* old gent was a little up­ Livingston. Seminole High School PTA as­ mas party in McKinley Hall from clude the following: the Pilot Claus called today and asked ma set. Club, Mr*. Helen Carter, the sembly and representatives from 35 p. m. to tell children how they can make "Tell them not to blow bubble* The Brownlee Bible Class of Ihe Catholic Woman'* Cluh. the First the Student Council, will meet at a good Impression on him. when they're sitting on my lap," First Presbyterian Church wilt Baptist Church, the I'rndiytrrian A little boy had lust dropped Santa pleaded. 3:30 p. m. in the City Commis­ have n covered dish supper and Church, and the Episcopal Church. hfi chewing gum in Santa's beard sion room of City Hall. The group Christma* party at 6 30 p m. In And he'd like mommies to take special precautions with children will dikcuss the drag strip pro­ Fellowship Hall. Mitts Are SiitfRested who have cold*. As he put it: ject. All interested adulls ire In­ The Boy Scout* of the First NEW YOnK —4 LTD - The Presbyterian Church will meet at "I'm not leaving town in a hur­ Miss Marilyn Calhoun waa hon­ vited to attend. Neechi Etna Sewing center *ugry. to there's lot* of time to wait ored at a dinner party hetd at T p. m. until the cold goes away, it's not the Rirhtron Restaurant in Win­ Lake Monroe Home Demonstra­ The Christian Women's Fellow­ lin n ma Omega Chapter of ESA Kelts making dusting mills tor inn (test to come in when your young­ ter 1‘ark Saturday night. Tie par­ tion Club will have lit Christma* ship will meet at Ihe church at met at the home of Mi** Loi* Iher and daughter. For a child, sters are sneering, coughing and ly was given by Mrs. A. A. Myers party at 8 p m. et the home of j7:3il p. in. A Christma* program Rarineau Tuesday night for the cut a lo-lnch square of cotton flannel. Trace the hand with fing­ .will be presented. Ix-ader Mr*. December builnesi meeting. Lake Monroe Inn waa the scene blowing their cold germs all over and her daughter Nancy, Ovirdo. Mra. C. p. Kahun. During the business sexton it er* together, allowing an extra Perry L. Stone, Hostesses. Mrs. J. The tahlo was decorated with a of a VAH-5 luncheon Thursday. the place." W. Knight and Mr*. Oro W. Ro­ was reported that Chfistmas rani* half Inch all around, on checked MONDAY Hostesses were Mra. John Bailey Gift* Santa has ideas, too, about how Christma* arrangement sntd by the group have arrived cotton gingham. Cut with pinking land. and Mra. Mel Premo. mommies ran prepare their small­ wrre presented to the lionorre The Pa»t Matron* Club of Semi­ amt are being delivered. A di»- shear*. Rind svrlst opening with TUESDAY The tables were deeoratrd with est children to meet him for the following dinner. nole Chapter No. 2 OES will hob! euttion was held on a new pro­ Ida* binding, making loop at one poinsettias and candles. A gay San­ first time. It break* him up when Those attending were: Miss Cal it* Christma* party at the home The Junior Fellowship of Hie ject now under consideration by end tor hanging. I’m cutout in ta and his reindeer made the cen­ the tiny thing* cry at the (in t houn, Mis* Anne Turner, Miss of Mr*. Joe Corley, Cameron Avr . First Presbyterian Churrh will the chaptrr. Plan* were made for place diagonally on the flannel. Betty lam Tinsley, Ml** fa t Me- at 7:30 p. m. terpiece. The centerpiece waa tight of him. He said: meet at 3 30 p. m. tor a Christ­ a New Year's party. Stitch around the other edge, leav­ chughan, Miss Roberta Lawrence, awarded a* a door prut to Mrs. mas party and clmlr rehearsal, "Show them picture* of me and Following adjournment of the ing about 'a Inch. For mother, and Mis* Nancy Myer*. all soro­ Beltye Dedman. The Sanford Firemen Woman'* The Pioneer Fellowship of the meeeting Miss Rarlncsu served u»r a 11 inch cotton flannel tell them what a gentle, kindly t Mrs. Jess Taft will remain the man 1 am. And tell them my beard rity sisters. Also present were Auxiliary will have its regular Fir*t Presbyterian Church will delicious cake and coffee to the square. VAH-5 representative to the board Is like a teddy hear, nice and Mr*. J. A. Calhoun and Mr*. My- monthly hu*inc*a meeting at the meet at ti p. m. for a Christmas 12 member* present. of the Officer* Wives Club for the toft. Say I wear d because I ers. home of Mrs. R. T. Thomas. 203 ■upper. The next meeting is scheduled coming six months. Mrs. Laura live io the North pole and it keep* Maple Ave,, at I p. m. A Christ­ Recreation tor Junior Boys at tor Jan. 12 at the home of Mr*. IF ITS FOR HIM — Foote will be Ibe alternate. mas parly will follow. Each mem Ihe First Methodist Church at 3 JO John Dlrkry. me warm." Everyone brought a gift and Circle Seven Holds her |* asked to bring a rift. p m. Santa said he ha* a terrible WE'RE FOR YOU following the luncheon there was pain in the neck from children Tlio lutllc Women’* Story League The Choiistrr* rehearse at the December Meeting an exchange. Holiday traveler* will find that will have their Christmas party at First Me’Vdisl Church at t p, m squeering him loo tight. "The big­ The. Sanford Avenue home of Those attending were: Mrs. Mu­ ger children." he complained, | the home of Mis* Linda Williams Men'* Brotherhood supper and lather shaving cream double* a* riel Osborne, Mrs. Marge Hoop. "squeeze hardeit." A genlio hug Mr*, J, II. Walker was the »et- at f p. m. There wit) tie a gift program at the First Baptist wap. It takes little spare in foldling on Monday for the December Mra. Virginia Johnson, Mrs. la more to hi* liking. exchange. up metal tidies. Churrh at 7 p. m. Bcttye Dedman. Mr*. Sue Kenne­ Santa also hat a pain in the meeting of Circle Seven of the First Melhodlil Church. The home d y , Mrs. Blm Lrchner, ami Mr*. bark. was lovely In the simplicity of the MeKntght. her mother; Mrs Jac­ "Many of the children don't kie Austin, Mrs. Laura Foote, speak up and I have to bend way Cbritimas decoration*. The focal Mrs. Eleanore Martin. Mrs. Ruth over—almost to my bool top* ~ point was a while miniature tree TulJy. Mrs. Haiel Rowell and to hear whet they'd like for Christ­ with white lights. The devotion was given by Mrs, guest, Mrs. Pat Moore; Mra. m as," he said. T R E A lS O N U S Ro*« Adam* who *pok* on "What Priscilla Osterholm. •'If they speak up in a nice Doe* rhrittmas Mean To You?" Mrs. Berule Hansard, Mrs. loud voice, my bark will tie in bet Billye Tift. Mra. Lorraine Lang­ ter shape Christmas night when 1 The talk was followed hy a pray et. "Isaiah Speaks" was the book ford. Mr*. Sandy Ortmann. Mrs. have to earry my park " from which Mr* Winn, the study Berta Conn. Mrs. Ruth Tucker. Some children, according to chairman, gave the review Mrs Bertie Brought, and Mr*, Santa, are hard to get away from Mr* Haude Herndon and Mr* fju rty Carrlgan. "Thu usually happen* when pearl Lynch thanked the eirrle for the good little boy nr girl has courtesies received. The sumhme been bolding candy' before coming chairman reported on gilts taken SHS Club Meet# to *#e mr to the circle's shut in Twenty seven members of the "When I shake their hands, I It wa» announred that a lea Future Teachers Club at Seminole have to pry1 mine loose from the will he held In McKinley Hall on High School met Thursdsy even­ sticky stuff." Dec. IS from 3 5 p. m ing to see the movie "A Desk for The children who make ihe best A social hour followed during Billie". The Oviedo and Lyman Impression on S»nf* aik him to chapters were Invited to attend bring nice gift* to their mommies, which Christma* earnl* were »ung ar.d delirious refreshment* served the meeting S|>r«M »l O p m o r t k li t i l o f ItYfr a l l d u y daddies and friends Plant for helping a needy fam­ "That show* me the hoys and There were 19 members and 3 tlprtiQ D iftoling S u n b o S m A |) p li(in ( # i ' i l y during the Christmas holidays girls are thinking of other*." be guest* present. were formulated. Nancy Robb. said. "And lhal, after alt. I* the Bonnie Glelow. Eileen Myers, and spirit of Christmas, u n i it?” For a different dewert. fold Peggy Westgate will se n e on the unrooked cranberries and orange S E E THESE S U N B EA M FA V O R IT E S £ o r committee. chopped ripe olive* to poul relish into filling tor lemon chif­ Report* from Mary lee Baron tryAdd or meat stuffing, fon pie. and Peggy Weitgate concerning CHRISTMAS GIVING tha stale convention held in Day­ tona were given a t a prFDout meeting. Peggy Westgate was con­ gratulated by the club member* djlu a l •> for receiving a four-year scholar••sh ip to Mt. Holyoke College in Massachusetts. JUST ARRIVED! Chocolate cake, punch, and nuts were served to the member* and Controlled Rvm Heel sponsors present. Vida Sue Smith, FAYPAN Jaan Robson, Carol Kureh. Bon­ • ICE BUCKETS SPRING M i l t s Ittti nie Glelow, and Merritt Philips ■ e i d i i u i t u i. Cn*.tt cl were In charge of refreshments. • PLAYING CARDS * tut*. *MI,x |Ui In C i l i r i . C o n n ipOo-o* PIRCOLATOII T O A S T tR MfVdol t i t s totlUSM »t!-i Cranberries are good for many • FIREPLACE FANS ftimoiibti Avltnllic automatic ptrtolf• • CARAFES | Ttw e r i , iu'oHul Ctntrtl. dishes besides relish and sauce. • "»*• —COptfir •.IK ■nolle U n lit. ■)*•<* tw*>r M ilsl 1*4 cht,m« $24.95 • CHIP \V DIPS • CASSEROLES Add the berries to orengts aed I loiits eulrritiuH,, ** S U lin e I n t l S e « n e S u l. lioirt tap.tll. tMlIrtSM >apple* to pie*, or serve as fruit ■" * *e< 1e - c u e «M «I*. supiw q te d iutMoMKiltr. jaict fnr breakfast. Mi«* Mary E Slone and John S Stone. Miami, are spending the weekend with thetr brother Rev. Perry L. Stone, and Mrs. Stone. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Tenaflllgar and children, Ann and Byron, Starke, will arrive tonight to spend the weekend with her parent^, Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Truluck. While her* they wilt attend the PGA* Golf Tournament. Ma). and Mr*. Walter M. Turn* rr and son Chip. Oxford, Miss., will arrive Saturday to spend the holiday* with her parents. Mr. and Mrs A. F. Colltitn, 200 W. 16th St. While here they will ipend part of the time with hi* parents, Mr an«l Mrs. R. W. Turner, 915 Park Ave \ Church Calendar Local Organization Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Wednesday Enlisted Personnel Have Sunday Supper J jD Help Your Children Impress Santa Claus c a l fc v a n JtA KMfTfTEM RING Under IdedT Why not gift them with fraternal ring* — or an initial ring? $16.75 up Sorority Has Meet Dinner Honors Miss Calhoun VAH-5 Wives JHave Luncheon DIAMOND RINGS Give a lasting gift — * Mt ot diamond ring:, a toliUir*. or a dinner ring. See our array of of style* lor men a rl wyta'n. $37.™ up BIHTHSTONE RINGS For Men, Ladles end Children. Several different style*—ami budget m ired tool This would he an Ideal gift lor anyone en your Hat $1.00 up “We Snlulf You Navy*" (O s u d NS B. l i t a ir * FA 1-0181 GIFT-PERFECT! m COFFEE and TOAST! MIDDISHADE Sport Coat DEMONSTRATION PARTY (P $39 J} &U' Gift Shop Sunbeam BRO OKFIELD (0tbetim [Sunbeam WOOL COATS Xm as Cards, Paper, Ribbon, Xmas Candles ( )//.. POW ELLS V,; :i/, f ii / (, r WM. E. V 'v l i t fi. Parir A n. KADER JEWELER FA 2-2383 QUn V MEN S WEAR | 115S. MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD FA 24F*> it \ *- �c Sanders, Bolt lead M ayfair Into Second Round 31 Whip P ar, 13 Even After Round Cannon Is Chosen 'Player Off Year' Th* top performer! tn the world of golf teed off e^ain thla morning in chili weather, hopeful for a ray of sunshine and a good second round which would put them in the final rounds of the 315,000 Mayfair Inn Open. Leading the field a* the 150 top professional and amat­ eurs went Into the aecend round were l)oug Sanders of Miami Herb Elliott Wins Sportsman Of Year FRANKFURT (UPI) —Herb F.I'iott of Auitrsli* w si named the sport i man of 193* today by a nnnel of European aport* editors from both aides of the "Iron Curlain." The AumIc mller won tho no<I from tha panel for two amatini feats—a S SI 3 mile at Dublin'! Santry Track co Aug. fl and a 3,35 record fur tl.e 1,300 miter run at Gothenburg, Sweden, Aug. 29. In Ilia all >ears that tha Vai­ led I'resa Iniernalional hat been polling European experts on their sporDman of the year rholcr. It . was the first time a European ! athlete did not win the title. DOUG SAN DERS The poll alto reflected Austra, It., i emergence a t a leaillnr pow­ er In world aporta, America'* ronllnuliy as a producer of great champion*, and Ruiaia’a sudden derllre In sport*. Elliott, who captivated Europe­ an sports enP’uslasta not only for the rrcordi he aet, but aa well for the ease and mastery he showed In every race In which he Doug Sanders of Miami Beach Aa a result, the 23 year old Geor­ competed, won in a landslide, be­ yesterday broke oat s red-hot put­ gia native carded a alx-under par ing the pick of 39 of the at lead­ ter on • cold, dreary day at the S3. He went into the second round ing sports writers who participa­ of the SIS.000 Open tournament ted In the poll. Mayfair Inn Country Club. with a one stroke lead over Tom­ Rafrr Johnson, the world de­ my Bolt. cathlon record holder from Kings­ Sanders needed only U putts bury. Calif., wa» second In the on the t l holes. And he tank 'em ball') in*, r .tllng nine first ptare from all over the green. Just to votes for an even SOO points. El­ ntaki bis round better, he even liott bad 723 point* sr-ordlog to hid I ehlp-ln from 23 feel away. the point system used. Oo tha front nine, Sanders put­ Australian awlmmer Jon Kon TALLAHASSEE fUPI) - Flo ted 12 times. On the back, he rads was third with four firm rids State's Semlnolea leave to­ needed 13. He hit from 30 feet, and Ml loirls, followed by liraday for tha Bint Grata Bowl in 12 feet, to feet and 11 inches with til's world champion soccer learn equal accuracy. He missed only and Roger Rivierne, a French cy­ Loulivllle, Ky. Tha Semlnolea will meet the three greens on Ills approach stints, clist. Inc Ituiaiani, whose Vladimir Cowboy i of Oklahoma State In another testimony to his effective Kuta won the sportsman's award the Dlua Grata Inaugural game ness on this day. Sanders bad competed In 21 In 1934 and 1*37. finished out ot Saturday. ’ Cold and wet weather kept the tournament* this year prior to the the top 10 for the first time, wind­ team Inside Thursday for all but Mayfair. Ha finished In the money ing up with art aggregate point an tour and a half, which was on 13 of theae itarla. Total win- total of Ml compared to the Aus­ sie total of 1.317. apant on pata defense and the ninga to date: *17,174 09. Rest finishes recently have been kicking gama. Meanwhile, Coach Tom Nugent third In the Havana International Royals Sign Player announced the algnlng of its more and eighth in the Carllnr. In May, CINCINNATI, Olilo (UPI)—John high school players to grant tn he won the Western Open with McCarthy, on termloal leave a ll-under at Red Run, Royal aid scholarship!, four of them from t e Army, hna signed a new Oak. Mleh. from Georgia. contract with the Cincinnati Roy­ They were Emerson Bfown. Employing a wide stance, very als of the National basketball As­ guard, Coffee County High School, Uttls body turn and a short hack- sociation. McCarthy, former CantDouglas, Ga.; Charles Wiring, swing. Sanders looks more like a stus alar, played for the Royal* fullback, and Kick Raker, tackle, weekend golfer than a two time two yrara ago before entering the both of DuPont High In Jack ion major tournament winner. service. sllle; Don Davit, halfback, and Sanders’ action In the past year J|m Sparks, center, both from hat been somewhat limited due Sylvan Hill* High. Atlanta, and to lojurlea. In August, 19)7. an Logan New Father MILWAUKEE. Wia. fUPI) Tom Mrlnloth, tackle, Rais High, Infection between the forefinger aod middle flngrr of hit right Slorlstop Johnny Logan of the Atlanta. hand—the result of a "trigger ac­ Milwaukee Drives hecarr.e a fath­ tion" grljwforcrd him to the vide- er (nr the third Hmo Thursday. lines. In the Colombian Open tn Ilia wife, Dorothy, gave birth to February of this year, he tore a 7 pound. 3 ounce boy, the U* Ugimenla In hit right ankle after gin's third loo. billing • shot around a tree ' ?Three weeks afler winning the birds of Paradjp* are fount la Western Open, a, hip Injury side­ lined him for a month. The 110- a wild stale only la New Guinea GREEN BAY, Wit. fUFI) - pounder fired a 63 in Denver and and on an Islet off Tobago |n the West Indies. Blanton Collier of the University ha* been playing strong since of Kentucky Thursday denied re­ Sanders attended the University ports he would succeed Ray of Florida. tw|re winning the Shop For Christmas (Scooter) McLean aa bead coach Florida Intercollegiate title. At of the Green Bay rackera. There bad bean rumors at r i Day t'.*t Karl (Curly) Lam- Musial Gets Award beau, raekeft* fvwodar ltd NEW YORK (UPII—Sian Muthe *am to six world champloo- till of the St. Loula Cardinal! has ihtpa. would ba announced next been cbosen 1931 winner o( the Monday aa general manager of Sportiman-h. i Rrot her hood'a an­ the l u t plica Item In the Na­ nual award for outstanding tional Football Leagua'a Western iportiinanihip. Division. Tha u m e report a hid Cotlisr, a former Cleveland Drowna aaalitani, Joining Lambeau's staff aa head roach of tha I’ackera. However, a new move In the hid for Lambaau'a return to tha Parker organisation came Thurs­ day with the appearance tn Graan Bay of auto bumper atlckera In­ scribed "We Want Lambeau." A local printer was laid to have Electric water heating it turned out Use atlckera far tale at four cants each. 100% sealed in . . . Meanwhile, a petition drive for Na Hemes • H* Vents Lambeau's appointment aa "genHa Wasted Hsat oral manager and coach’* of tha I’aekrrs continued under tha di­ f U l l Y AUTOMATIC rection of Harry Norton and llan (t04 It —ftrtSS It) ry 11- Eaton, both of Green Lake, Wli. The two claimed to havo cir­ culated >.100 pcUtloai. Sanders Unlike Weather Displays Red-Hot Putter taninoles Depart; 5ign Six Preppers Collier Disclaims Green Bay Rumors R e a l C ool / N o Personal Fouls BOSTON —<UPD—tn defeating the Milwaukee Hawks, 93-74. on Fab. a , 1131, the Boston Celtics performed a professional basket­ ball rarity by net committing a tingle personal foul. Church L ighting Fixtures Art Claw Window Postn Write for Free Caieleg '•"OWN FIXTURE COUP. Sot t m Fort Myers loach. Fie. n By JOHN GRIFFIN NEW* YORK (UP!) BJly Can­ non, Junior triple-threat star who believe* Louisiana State'a nation­ al champions can post another perfect record next season, today w ai named college football's "P layer of the Year" for 193* In a nationwide poll conducted by United Press International. The Tiger halfback, who previ­ ously wai voted "Back of the Y ear." received the ftrstplece votes of S3 of the 293 (ports writ­ er* and broideaiters throughout the nation who look part In the balloting. Pete Dawkins, A rm j’s AllAmerica halfback who was run ner up to Cannon in the voting for top btrkfleld honori, once again finished second to the LSU Rash with M first place votes, fol­ lowed by pasting alar Randy Duncan of Iowa In third place witli 3S and halfback Joe Kepp of Beach »nd Tommy Colt of Paradisc. Sanders fired a £3. s u -under par, and Boil had a 64. despite somewhat miserab!* weather yes­ terday. Twenty-nine other golfer* broke par, 13 were even a fttr the lin t round. Some of the bigger names, among them Doug Ford and Ar­ nold Palmer, came in with 72s, one over par. A cold rain which fell jester day morning and a chilly wind in the afternoon made playing un­ comfortable. But playing condi­ tion* remained good. Grecna soak­ ed up the water. Sandera broke a course record, set Wednesday by Henry Williams : TOMMY BO LT J r , with his 65 yesterday. San-1 dars employed a red hot putter and aeeuratr long-range Irons to birdie six hole* aod tour the 18- hole eourae without a single bogey. Bolt also had alx birdies, but lost ground when he bogryed one , score 23 point! for Kentucky. | In other gam er M a r s h a l l United Press» International hole. Bolt laid "I got lucky" when discussing hts good round. San­ Kentucky andI Xavier of Ohio1 Xavier wasn't exactly any baM I ’•hipped Western Michigan, 79 63; a scratch ' . .,,hrr h . nj in„ . . . . „ ’ Louisville defeated Slateaon, «1*47| dera dropjied putts from as far came through without Honda Slate ran ?* firc' tllh tr' ,n hiodln|! Baylor upset Oklahoma State. 43but Duke and Florida State .. . . .lon« . away aa 30 feel, and had a 25Into lough al eliding because - of f'm ,0“ l( ltr ,hr«« llr ,l«h‘ ' lc 37; Louisiana State beat Louisians foot ehln tn. loriei. The Ohioans looked a bit College, 39 • 33; Georgia Tech Behind Roll with tils were all things—loo much snow in the sluggish during the first half but topped Georgia. 73-8*; Colgate de­ George Rayer. We* Ellii Jr., At South. . . in the second half, Hank Stein. feated Columbia, 72 • 63; Geqrge Resselink, Bo Wlninger, Rob Kentucky's . th *,"t,ionl Joe Yivlano and Rich Plontek Washington humbled Richmond, Goeta, Chirk Harhart, Rill Col­ rutted tn their fourth straight vie- proved loo much for the loser*, 9167, and Carnegie Tech beat St. lin* and Rob Keller. tory by beaUng Southern Melho- A|th(MJKh gu.rdej eloaety. Stein Carding Alts were Sanford'* Jay dill. (2 6n Thursdayright, while ■p,,u m | jn |y points and VI via no Vincent, >*-77. Hrhert. Italian! Reailey, Art Wall winner^ of^ ^he ^National j* jn u,e nightcap of a doulast bleheader at Madlaon Square GarJr., Julius boros, John Ilarnum, Invitation 1'oumament ...........— title • Henry William* Jr., Dave Marr March, also remained unbeaten den. Gene Green Gets with a 69 32 derision over Iona. and Ulll Parker, Suffer First Lost One under 70s were shot by de­ Duke's [Hue Devils were hoping Contract, License New York Unlveraily handed fending rhamplon Walter Burke- tn pin the first dnfeat nl the sea ST. f-ntriS (U PI>—Gene Green. mo, Gardiner Dickinson J r , Mike ion on West Virginia, but they l>»*'nn College Its first setback of St. Louis Cardinal catcher • out­ Felehlck, 1934 champion; Marty never get off the ground A heavy !(»•’ campaign In the opener. II TO. fielder. today had a wedding ring Purge!, Ed (Porky) Oliver, form­ snowfall forced cancellation of ail L*l Ramsey and Tom Sander* and 1939 contract In hand. er Mayfair pro; former amateur righti tn North Carolina and also ‘Parked a rally that enabled th* Green, who will be married champion Frank fitranahan. San esuied postponement of the game, New Yorkcra to snap a M all tie ford amateur Gene Wltarl, Rob officials are trying to re schedule and go ahead 42 32 at halMlm*. Saturday, became th* drat Red. bird Thursday to algn a contract (ioalby, PGA freshman of the the contest tonight at Morgan­ Oklahoma overcame a five-point for next year and General Man­ year. Tele Cooper, Johnny Totti. town, W. Va. half time deficit to defeat Minne­ ager Bing Devine said he had Tony Lems, Everett Vlniant and At that, the niue Dev III didn't sota. S2-43, at Minneapolis. Guard been given "a substantial in­ Mae Main. have half aa much trouble aa poor Ray. Lew la Jed the Sooncri with crease" In salary. Even with par were Dow Pins- Florida State. tl points while Ron Johnson was The rest of the Cardinal eonterwald, PGA player of the year; Forget Jrrveys high man for the Gnphera with 17, tracts probably will be milled Al Raldinr. 1958 Mayfair rhamp­ power (allure caused by heavy Lnjola of Chicago beat Crrlgh- early next month, Devine said. lon: Boh Watson. Jim Ferre, Hen snow In the Winston-Salem, N. C,, ton, (7-31, on ■ late second half ry Caitillo. Gordon Jones. Bob area delayed the atart of the Flor­ aurge led by Clarence Red. High Hamrlrh, Bob Grant. Joe Camp­ ida Stair Wake roreal game for acorer for Loyola was Tom |Bur­ Munich. Germany, celebrated bell, Bolt Klvlln J r , Tom Nieporte, nn hour, and when they finally iy) O'Connor with 20 polnlj. Iti (tooth anniversary thla year. Bill Meyrra ami Hamid Johnson. got the lights on. Florida Slate In the one-over bracket with players discovered they'had left Ford and Palmer were Billy Max­ four of their Jerseys on the plane well, Rob Toskl, Ed Furgnl, Han* whirl) brought them to North Car­ Merretl. Paul Harney, Don Ilia- olina. pllnghnff. Dirk Mayer. Hlllir Bone, What a m e s a ! Wake For«it E m it Boros and a host of others. loaned Florida State ill Jeraeya, f.lonel Hebert had a two-over necessitating a change every time 73, a* did Dan Fairfield. Gay a aubilltuto entered the gam*. Brewer J r . Dave Ragan and That's as far as th* hospitality Paddv LaClatr. went, though, because Wake For­ Bill Casper Jr. had much est went on to register a 73-61 trouble, ending up with a 74. lie victory with the aid of George started off with three straight nitehle # 23 point performance bogeys. Third ranked Kentucky had r.o picnic with Southern Methodist. About eight billion maleors The Mustangs oulihot the Wild­ ranging tn alto from liny grains cats from th* floor and trailed to enoymout chunks of metal gnd only by 33-31 at Intermission. stone, enter the earth's atmos­ Sophomore Bill Ray Uekert final­ ly solved SMU’i rone defenit to phere every 24 hours. Snow Hampers Florida State And Duke Jo y $ Complete Close Out Thin include* all toys. Wagons. Pedal Cam, Trie) flea, Wheelbarrow*, Spring Horsea, Athletic Equipment, Etc. DURING THIS ENTIRE SALE IN ORDER TO REDUCE PRICES OUR STORK WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 5:30 P. M. TO 8:30 A. M. By Now At Savlnn You Jual Can'l Equal Anywhere. Annlher Chriatmna Special: All Top QuaJily Fishing Rode & Reels 20'; Off. California a d i s t a n t fourth with 11. Center Bob Harrison of Oklaho­ ma, who previously was vot# •'Lineman of the Year,” topped all linemen tn the "P layer of the Year" voting with 14 first place vote*. All told. 29 different play ers received mention in the bal­ loting. The latest honor for Cannon climaxed an amailng period of award-gathering for LSU and its key personnel. In addition to Cannon* two honors, Coach Paul Dletiel was named "Coach of itj Year” in the annual poll comluF. ted by the New York World Tele* gram and Sun and Scnpps How. ard Newspapers and LSU was vo­ ted the nation’* No. 1 team by the UPI Board of Coaches. Dielxel hatted the selection of Cannon as "Player of the Year." as "a wonderful tribute to Billy and his teammates who helped him achieve the honor." ------------------ Final Rites Today For Mike Donahue RATON ROUGE. La. (LTD— Funeral services wer. scheduled today for Irish born Michael Jos­ eph (Mike) Donahue. Louisian.) State football coach three decades ago, Donahue died f t Fils homo here Thursday at the age of »i The genii! Irishman, who !■% I.SU Into big-time football with his teams In 193 through I92T, had been III for several months. A native ef County Kerry, Ireland, he tame lb Ihe U. S. with hli parents as a 13-year-old. He wai graduated from Yale University In 190t and coached football at Auburn University for the next 1* years. His a u e e e i s e * at Auburn prompted LSU to hire him at A salary which wis the highest paid a football coach in the south at that time. Shop For Christmas At DOG RACING SEASON OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT • II Big Races, Post • Time8:10 P. M. • Finest Clubhouse In Racing • Glass - Enclosed • Heated, • Luxurious Lounge • Championship Greyhounds Air-Conditioned • Inaugural, 10th Race • Heated, enlarged stands • Expanded parking lot • Valet Parking Gen. Admission 50c; Clubhouse $1.00 Plus Gen. Admission Guns, Ammunition and Hunting Equipment Reduced. All 1958 Evinrudo Motors, Gator Trailers and Doala Red,iced. Snmpla Prices: $854.00 Evlnrudc Starfllla 50 H. P. — Sale $593.00 $403.00 Erinrudt Fast win 18 II. P. — Sale $310.00 For This Gigantic Sale: Central Fla. Bank Financing. OPENING MATINEE WED. AT 2 P. M. Matinee Ever)' Wed. 4 S a t The reafter Jerry Collins, Track Operator Sorry, No Minors Layaway Plan, Cash and Carry Sm ywwr plumber or dealer I H W M POWII i _ LIGHT COMPANY f t ! ? ) WIPING RUUD f 40*10 A ~~ "ETerylhlng For The Sportsman" ROBSON SPORTING GOODS S04-8-8 E. 1st W. Scott Burn*. Mir. 1 FA 2-5961 ‘ Legal* I 207 Magnolia An. » MUta H*«lp Oa Foar-Lane Hwy 17-92 L �Frt., Dec. 12. 1958—Page 7 Vfje •a n fe rll Sherveport Joins Southern League R r r a ll Seminoles Travel Tonight, Host 'Cudas Tomorrow SHREVEPORT. La. (I’PIt Shreveport, a charter memtier In the Southern Association, re « en­ tered the league today after a 51year absence, with the purchase of the Little Rock. Ark , Southern Asiociatfon Branchiae by a group of Shreveport oil men. The oilmen bought the Utile Rock Travelers* franchise for an unspecified stmt and said the team would open its 1»59 season In Shreveport April 10. Lea Pcden. a former catcher for the Shreveport Sports of the Te* aa league, and last yrar*i man­ ager of the Travelers, wilt al*o pilot the new Shreveport Sporta in the Southern Association. The franchise purchase mult ba approved by the director* of the Southern Association, but Charlet llurth, president, said he antici­ pated no difficulty In obtaining that approval. T»o games in a t many niehtt i!:<* airport gymnasium, juit outall-confcrcnce honcrt. Hr <an hit the two, will probably yet the ire on tap for the Seminole bat-1 tide DrLand on the Daytona Beafrom the outiide,but la moat danstarting nod at the forward apot ^leth all team. Highway. ycroua on hi* driving layupa. and Cliff, who la atao making the The Seminolca travel to Det.and i oach llud l ayer aent hit »har Another all-conference yuan!, changeover from foot! all, will aee loniyht to meet Honda Military. KfJ through lengthy drill* jester. C«U Dandridre,ha a alto made tome action. Ale* d ip p e d in If return to boat the New Symrna day in an effort to improve the the change fromfootball with the j ointa agaimt i’irrjon la at week Darracudai tomorrow night. To- play-maklny ami rebounding Tic greatest of ease and thould be and ahowa promiae a* a point maht a came will be played in Co i : h r » weren't at all happy with ready for the ilarting nr.I tonight. maker and rrboundcr for the SentShop For Christmas " the allowing of Ihr squad against Damirldge la a (me ball handler inolc (quad. Cliff it a lettermin At |# a I a j t I ■>man. They hope that thinc» will and play-maker and. like Lund and at toon aa he gets hii “ shootIxPfllUCKV A n d P f n •*‘•1* up before they face New <jvil»t. can hit from inside or out in,* eye'1 will t-e called uroa to i « V l l l U \ e t l j n i l U I v l r l l j-,,jr n here tomorrow nighl for Forward Jimmy tlracey goes join in the action. their flr-l real competition. into tonight* eontcit as leading Center Charlca "Cowboy'* Gra­ ft afi! Hay Lumtquivt found lit- acortr for the lo.al squad. lie add v a t,, f-.ai come fast since the opIV trouble in making the change ed lit pointa Wednesday night to m ing game and haa held on to (nun the gridiron to the maple run his total to 51 in three c-onlest* (he ltarting »pot tn the middle, The University of Georgia vvas ehartrrrd tn 1785, the nation's lulled Pres* International • ;nt here Wednesday as h« drop- Although small, he la a scrapper The tall lad haa had a share in 211 E . 1st first chartered state tinivrrsitv. . i< 1 in 18 point* to pace his squad, under the basket and handles his the acoimg in everv contcit ar.d The Kentucky Wildcats register- n if f[ral| ff„0w mJ(!e a njmc fcr of t;ie rebounding. is a tine rrbounder ed their fourth straight win Thura himself aa a sophomore last sea There la one brother cotubina Alan bwahn l» working as the slay night in defense of the nation­ ami when he paced the squad to lion that is slated to see action to- second unit center and with a little al championship. It was not an a fine 16-11 season and picked Bptflight. Ale* MrKtbbin, younger of more practice behind him should he a big help to the squad. Swalm city one. and firnale," are the only Semin* Southern Methodist used a rone rles that base any height and dcfenc to throttle the Kcntuck• NO hoi ceilings they will be called upon this sea­ I tana during the firit half, and son to handle the bulk of the re­ • NO apecial cloaet apart naeaaaary SANFORD-ORLANDO SPEEDSTER — Sportscaat. held bounding. ' trailed the Cats by only two points • NO Ion* A eipenaiv# duefa Thii promises to be a hfg week­ by Mrs. It. R. CaMellani. U looking for a big senson at the The fituwt fvpe nf winter comfort at Intermission. But sophomore end for the cagera a* they face Sanferd-Orlando Kenu'd Club which open* its 92-clay meet Billy Bay Lickert opened up in the FMS in PeLsml tonight and re Saturday night. The hnmlscmie light bundle greyhound, last half to register I I pointa ant turn home tomorrow to fare the Wildcats won it 7109. New Smyrna, Both game* are decked in his '‘cool-otil" blanket, belongs to Mike Castel­ 202 Sanford Av», FA 2-6211 lan!. Georgia Tech meanwhile put a I idled I'resa International , Bob lousy, with I* pointa and scheduled to atari at 7 o’clock, large smudge on Georgia’* prev­ (icorge Yardley has recovered Bdl Sharman. with 28, ^paced the iously perfect record, defeating the Celtic attack that moved Boston to Bulldogs 73W. and Louisiana touch and the Detroit within 14 percentage points of the State caved by Louisiana College ristooa arc begimiing to roll. Eastern Division leading New 59 53. Yardley, las* season's National York Knickerbocker*. Rodgers, on I Alabama, with a 2-1 season Basketball Association scoring terminal leave from the Army, mark, goes against Ixiuitulle to- leader, tallied 37 |«*int* Thursday tallied It paints in ”8 minutes of The Inaugural Handicap, the hig lionat and Iho All Florida Conso- tons for the past two year*, [loc­ pjpht. night to give Detroit its second play. Caul Ariin had 19. ojvemnK night feature at the San- ution at tturayne and a track kinJo ha* plenty of *|>eedif she „ , , nrraker .................................... In the only other game played, ford Orlando Kennel Club tnmor- „recant *1 Sarasota, turned, I..want*, to. ..uncork , , it, as proven b*,; Kentucky never did trail the Mra,‘ hl ,o vfr ,lhp St' LouU the fact that she lied the track Hawks. 107-101. and move within Syracuse edged Minneapolis, |0l row night, might turn out to be Mustangs,, although SMU bad a in a perfect seho-1 ng score of record at Pavtana for the three better shooting average during the ]hr,f c * of thc Western Div- ^ , , p|R)Tr.coarh Paul Seymour a >reed duel between the highly- three victories from three star!*. r igtt« mile distance dron-ed In two free throws w|t h 1publicised Indurall. Keith f'lllon's fir.t half. I tekert, t promising Ision leader*. lowering his time -i . i i:i, try |*s«»t time Saturday night will sophomore, hit his stride for the The balding Yardley. aided by 2 seconds to go in overtime champion, and lien Jacques* Sim The dockings uocsi- vs vvrre were 31.78. i t -* 31 it 53 v- and »,i (, - m , „ , , . ...tv HJtlY AUTOMATIC, Bi.i time this season. Sophom.......... .. f ■« c Detroit tnc .cad. Rookvc E l g i n D ' - la. who Just leaned the .? *:”* * ,hr " l!l Dick I'arsor.s was second high in shortly after Hie start of the game’s higis scorer with at points, game here last season I lc,r’ t i t T on ’he it race pro (ItANfST, the Wildcat scoring with 19 |»olnts 1game and the Blitnns were never sank three straight ha«ket* far Ih rse two see speedster* turned Simla, winner of the c Inver leaf gram, SAflST, headed as they won the ir third : Minneapolis in the final minute in the fastest time during the prema"Sural, hs* surprivetl the fan* ^ Georgia Tech also used two and a half tu tfr I he rontest a! season schooling le*t* and already r r Stderin^ two victories from cootisr... ™ sophomores to get otf to a head *n a row' three starts, with clocking* that Cards Sijrn Catcher CHUNR, TOO, start in the three game set it will Shue, who scored 37 points, net- 93 • all a! the end of regulation have been named as Inaugural were not even tied by Indurall or ST LOUIS iL'PII—llank Kuhl time. At lilanehi was high for runners to •• -« play agslmt Georgia this season. ,r 'l 19 in the first half as the any other greyhound in aim, a rangy ealrher from the Murall. wlnnri of the Interna f These were Roger Kaiser and Bob 1‘liton* gained a .53 45 advantage ——■ In her tin t pre season lr*t she University of Missouri, signed toMM (•» by Pews, who piled up the winning -1' Intermission hi. lands, pared covered the five sixteenth* distance 530,001) contract Thursday with Wf f k l margin toward the end of the 1-y Beds Pettit and Cliff Hagan, at a sterling 3t 75 second*, and (lie St taiui* Cardinal*. He wa* jjinie, staged a second-half rally ihil then two starts lairr hit the wire assigned to Itoehrsler of the In­ Kaiser had 17 points and veteran lw |ir ru * Detroit * tr»d to three In a sensational 31 It second*. ternational la-ague. Buddy Blrmker 15 lor the EngineThis is very fast time, considerers. Gordon Darrah and John With four minutes to play and ing that the Inaugural last season CAUL Johnston had 17 and 16 respective- Detroit leading, 9693, Yardley was won tn 31 44 seconds. and Shue romhinrd to stave nlf )ly for the Bulldogs. These iwo clockings have hoovt Dirk Davies with 15 points was the Hawk uprising and give the ed Simla'* stock an I have advane the key man in pulling LSU out I’istan* their third win in five ed her close to Indurall In popu of a hole against Louisiana Col­ game* with SI. Loul*. I'ettil, the larity. However. Raring Secretary lea cues’* leading scoter, paved St. lege. The Tigers led 35 74 it the R. C. CPItayl Williamson think* Louis with 17 point* Hagan had half but hit a slump midway the **** he rtn name sis other lop per­ Kvettings FA 2-ToOO final half. former* who will give both In­ The Boston Celtics spotted for­ durall and Simla a run for the mer Temple University star liuy t n rt« « t i n t o« iest m s AsM money. He plan* to announce the Rodger-.’ NBA debut a* they de­ full Inaugural field later today. ( FLORIDA fOWIR A LI6NT COMPANY PJTU feated the Warriors. 13-114, in One greyhound certain to be In- 1 the spcond half of the Philadel­ eluded is W. r . Swafford . Rorkln Vic Itohcllu, Agt. till 1 E. l i t 1 . phia doubleheider. Jo, a favorite here and at Day-j \y. Scott Hum*. Mgr. 207 MignoUa Avb .W in; Both Pressed ^‘ 1 _ DAY & NIGHT K A N E LR A Y HEATING Yardley Recovers Punch Pistons Beginning Drive SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. Kennel Club To Open Saturday Night Sitting-Pretty / ELECTRIC WATER HEATING HERTZ Furgol Overcomes * Handicap To Win • • twt FA2-7723 HERTZ r Cage Scores Lame-armed Ed Furgol, 1954 tT. S Open Champion, is an old hand at overcoming obstacles. t nlteit Pre** Inlrrnatbinal This e*pcrienrr may stand him La t In good stead tn hi* 1958 comeNew York C 81 lit-si on Coll. 70 hick. Xavier llJhloi fits Iona 53 TH* 40year-old native of New Colgate 77 Columbia f>5 York Mills, N. Y., turned In a Carnegie Tech 9fi St. Vincent 77 £ JrkylMlydc performance in P57. Long Island C. 83 King’s 55 Aftrr enjoying his best first live St. Francis 71 Westminster (5 months ever, Ed falterrd in the South last seven months of the year. Kentucky 73 SMC 60 Aftrr lieing for 14th and winn­ rito.MISINfi YOUNfJ (iHEVHOUNI) — Hobby Son ing 8530 in the Rubber City Open, Geo. Washington 9t Richmond 67 ahtnv n willt Trnlner Ccorjre New land, Iih* flaehrtl Ihr ho.-t. Fur tn an 78 Newberry 66 Ed wasn’t in a contending po»l form of any young grevhound during pre-icason nchooling lion tn any other 1957 event, ills j GwtTti* Tech 'icorgla r.tcr'8 at tiio Snnfonl-Orlnndo Kennel Club. The Hobby beest finish during the remainder Appalachian 63 Wofford 57 of the year was fifth In the Span Louisiana St 59 Lout»l.in» Coll 53 Hour Kennel pup will be ready for action when tho track Ish Oprn. Ills best t'. S, showing j " *ke Forest .3 Florida St. *.t ope .18 Saturday night. in the latter half of 1957 wa* a Lcuisville 81 h'etson 47 Midwest 9 tie fur 70th place tn the St. Paul Lakers Real Champ Open. Oklahoma 52 Minnesota 43 Thanks to his fine start. Ed still Lovola till > 67 Creighton 51 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -<UPI> plated well up among thr 1951 Southwest Mo. 64 Mo. Valley 73 —The Minneapolis Lakers have money winner* with a total tike Michigan Tech 63 Northland 43 won moir National Basketball As­ of more than 5l7.fWfl. Southwr*4 sociation championship* than any Ed started 1957 realizing he Baylor 43 Oklahoma St 37 might swing himself right out of Texas College 55 Dillard 53 other tram since the IrLgue vs a* irtlon Atom tricep muscle in his St. Edwards 73 St. Thomas 59 founded tn 1946 The Lakers have good right arm, source of much West raptured the title five times. of his power, threatened to side- Sacramento St. 76 Long Beach 64 ^ line him every Ulttn he look a ^ f u ll cut. He didn't have the in­ jury treated medically because he was playing well and in conten­ tion (or a Ryder Cup team berth An operation on the arm would hive shelved him for two months Ed tore the muscle in 1954. ’’I feel *» though I’ve lost Irom 10 70 per cent of the strength tn my right arm,” he relate*. "The arm is weaker in told weather because Kthe muscle then contracts " 1 LOWER 525 M j RAZOR HACK SHOT GUN ^ Furgol won hi* only 1917 title PERFECTION SHELLS SIIOVEUS ! POTS when he defeated big At Besseltnk OIL HEATERS OUR in a playoff for the Caliente Open 3** .. ____ lc S t 2 .9 7 crown In January. 1 3 .9 0 r .... 7c COST 5‘tlrran of 14 year* on the PGA IN). P I. j HY THE CASE 5” ............... Ilk HEAT to tour, Eurgot ran into more physi 8 ” ............... 15c PERFECTION 1.. A S. Handles ONLY cal misfortune ju*t before the '37 Anlea Open in Wilmington, N. C . when he hurt his right arm in FLATTONE 1 fjT. an automobile t-raih. Hr still has . 10 u r . 5 TOOTH I1PS a large bone chip on the elbow at MASON HOT DIPPED * 1 result id the collision. "SORM WALL PAINT GARDEN JARS fiALV. ^ times the rlbowr throb* like a Rrg. J 7C tTLTIVATOR toothache.’' says »i*-fool Ed. "but PAILS »*« 1, ,3J 7/ 8.18 Gal. J I'm not going to have it operated LTD on because there's no assurance 7 .. 1 50 77c 5 While They Last 1■r* 9 "'*■ * the operation would help.” Beg. 2 *3 Ql. 1 *4*" Tough luck again literally trip­ ped Iran Ed UP just before Itie d e t a c iia iil e MOTO f. IT . Lilian Open in Montreal tn 1957. 20 GALLON o n fa 's w a y / H O LLER 'S yyism y ChmJtmjaA I ‘ l FINAL BARGAINS BY THE THOUSANDS! NOW A V A ILA B LE A T 301 EAST FIR ST ST. £ NF0R1> MOWERS Huy Flush Hulks H e re 5’nil'll Be filad Yon Did. Ml Now \> * PRICE GARI1AGE CAN Only 2.89 QUANTITY LIMITED ALL FIR STEP LADDERS Hr* T.I0 5 86 y.OVJ I1ENCII VISE ! ; 1 .0(1 i:a. j 1 In Cualomer J Haa a2Cj" Wide Spring Action Machined Jaw* See Our Ad. Dec. 21 Tor Details. 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A iwrfect second car. *495 H O LLER M O TO R SALES 219 Hast 2nd St. at Palmetto We Solute S N A S SANFORD, FLA. on Naval Appreciation FA 2-07U Day, Saturday :J* �P m 8—m , Dee. 12, 1058 Two Guests Become At Eisenhower's Party studded state dinner at the White House Thursday niehl. Mra. Howard E. Simpson, wife of the president of the Ralllmore A Ohio Railroad suffered a minor heart ailment shortly after the oyafer course. A bit later. New­ port, R.!., socialite Mra. Harold Tlnncy was escorted from her seat In the stale dinln( room, re ­ portedly suffering from a vlru* "but.” One of President Eisenhower'* heart doctors. Brig. Gen. Thomas By Mrs. II. I- Johnson W. Mattingly, also a dinner pboof p a j a n Burst, attended lo Mrs. Simpson. Baptist Sunbeam* and G. A.'a Mattingly told reporter* Mr*. twenty-fix membcri. met at the church Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. to Simpson's trouble was a 'v e ry rehearse for a Christmas Protram rapid” heart host which had oc­ THE TUNNEL OF LOVE — Doris Day go** on a shopping spire and brings home a parking fine ticket for they will present Wednesday. Dec. curred frequently in the p u t and IT at 7:M p. m.. In the church. was more annoying for her than anguished hubby. Richard Widmark, to pay. It's n laugh Directing Is Mrs. Charles John­ serious. nceno from MGM'a new release, "The Tunnel of Love*', personal son. you*1' l-ader. aulricd hy Mrs. .The „President's „ . . physl ... Paniivui Uni*** Mr« f*nn r.iln tliOi Dr. Howard McC. Snyuer filmization of the comedy hit which ran on Brodway for a his apart apart- solid year, waa summoned from hi* and Mrs. Joyce KU-i Lynn 0U*Vwaa ment to attend Mrs. Simpson. Following (he rehearsal. leaders Both departures wtre so unob­ te m d refreshments of cake and soft drinks lo the group of young trusive lhat few of the IS din­ ner guests and none of the some people 300 others Invited lo the post-din­ "The Tunnel of Love.” the com picture, filed In Cinemascope, HD Christmas Party Mrs. C. P. Rabun will he host­ ner muslcale noticed that any cdy about love In the suburbs Playing ro-itirring roles with ess for the Lake Monroe Home thing was amis*. sometimes described a t a bedtime Mist Day and Widmark are Gig The Elsenhoweri earlier had D r- atralion club's a n n u a l Christmaa parly at her home this caused absence* of two main hon­ made Into a motion picture, follow- } “un*' * l,e,<,ur“** huahand; and or guests at their dinner honor­ Its long-run success In New York (,‘® " c*l*. *» the social worker evening. A t' m jc wilt be conduct­ ing the Supreme Court, first a f­ and on Ihr roaiT, ami will open who operates above and lejood fair of thin year'* White Hmise Sunday at the Rita Theatre. ed the cal) of duty. Elisabeth Fraser social season. Chief Justice Karl School Program Doha Day and Richard Wid- and Elisabeth Wilson repeat their Warren Is confined to hit apart The Lake Monroe Elementary »ha suburban f0UPlc original stage roles. Gene Kelly aehool will preaent a Christmas ment with ■ virus and \ssociatc whose H*F determination to hare an program, Thursday. Dec. I*, in Justice Felix Frankfurter was un­ heir bring! hilarioui if almost cat- displays the u m e zip In directing as he does In acting In Ihli, the the school auditorium at * p. m. able to attend hccauie of a re­ astronhi' result*. first picture he has directed in Santa Claui will visit the party cently auffered heart disturbance. Launched in February. 19&7, which he doe* not appear. and distribute pre-Christmas gifts the play created laughter on There are two opportunities for of candy to all chlldreu. Broadway fur a year and a half Doris Dsy to sing in the produc­ John Angel la principal of the and since then has continued aa a tion: a title song, ‘‘Have Ups, aehool touring success. Joseph Fields Will K in In the Tunnel of love.” Grade Parties equaled with It Ihe acclaim for jnd ,.Run Awiy Kkldi-dle g-.', Homeroom mothers of the Lake such other Fields stage produc­ doo.” .She and Richard Widmark Monroe Elementary school will tions as "Wonderful Town,” "Ju offer a surprise in iheir new com­ bold Christmas parties for each nlor Mill," "My Sister Eileen" room, Friday, December iWh, be­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov. and "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" edy roles as Augle and Isolde Ifmlr, a couple with a charming, Lcfloy Collins today considered a ginning at 1:30 p. m. He also produced the film, with request by the NAACP to Inter­ Martin Melrher as co-producer, re converted ham In the aubburbi WMU Circle Meetings The Woman's Missionary Union view Negro Frank Peterson be- based on the play Fields and Pe­ but no baby In the baailncL Having exhausted other possi­ circles of the Lake Monroo Baptist fore he goca on trill in Bonifay ter De Vries wrote from the Dc bilities. they seek to adopt a child, for the double axe slaying of a church will meet Tuesday, Decem­ Vries novel. MGM Is releasing the which brings Gla Seals into the young share cropper snd hit twober II, aa follows: picure aa the representative of an Circle One will meet with Mra. year-old daughter. adoption home. To prove her Paulina Spivey, at her home, at NAACP Field Secretary Robert worthiness, Isolde even dons her W. Saundert of Tamps said in a 1:10 p. m. Girl Guide uniform, while Augie telegram that since Peterson haa Clrcto Two will meet at the throws caution to the wind* In hls no family In Florida, something church at 1:00 p. m. with Mra. attempt* to pore a t an acceptable other than appointment of a court Ed. Oglesby, chairman. father. When the little stranger assigned attorney should lie done AUead ratty finally arrives, things grt stranger Members of the Lake Monroe In order to guaranlee the Negro The Sanford Stab- Chorus will and stranger — the baby looks Home Demonstration club attend­ a completely unbiased trial appear In concert at the Barnett like a replica uf hls adopted fa­ Saunders added that no reflec­ ing the first county-wide Council Memorial Melhodlit Church in En­ ther. Christmas party at the Home tion waa intended on Rep. A. P. terprise There it plenty of saucy and Monday night. Demonstration center In Sanford Drummond, Bonlfay attorney who Charles Moore Catsel of De­ sophisticated entertainment In the were Meads me i Annie McArthur, was turned to defend Peterson. nary Is the director. Accompanist final unwinding of this complica­ W. A. Cemp, J. C. Sspp. J. II. Rut he said since Drummond was i* Mrs. Katherine Keller*. Enter­ ted domestic mix-up. At the end­ a local lawyer he might tie handi­ Ttndel, Hetel Gardner end Mr. prise. Alin featured on the pro­ ing. everyone I* happy — and capped hy community sentiment. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews, "We ask that a lawyer or law­ gram Is Mr*. Pina D'Alhatti Har­ audiencea have had a full quota renewals rison. lyric coloratura soprano. of hearty laughter. A/J Nail C. Phillips of Vincent yer* from the NAACP lie allowed She is writ-known locally as Ihe A7B, Yuma, Art*., la home on lo Interview Frank Prlrrton be­ director of the choir of Ihe faithleave visiting his parents, Mr. and fore ho come* to trla!,” the tele­ cran Church of the Redeemer. It will take 543.000 gallons of Mra. N. C. Phillips and grand­ gram raid. Members" of the " t a n a " i r e : | «■«*“« , 30,000 pounds of . lead parents. Mr. and Mra. J. P. Stev­ Peterson, 27. is charged with first tenors, Harry Wlcr, C. W 1compound and 30,000 pounds of en*, before reporting for duty at the murders of Ira Gene Camloy Baker, William Brown. II- E. Me- glycerine to help turn out the 10 Ent. APB, Colorado Springs, Colo. and hls daughter, Ernestine, last Swain. Gust Holt, Frank Unison; million grots of pencil* being pro­ Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Lee and sons June. Okaloosa County Sheriff Bay second tenors. A1 Case, William duced In the U S. (hit year. of Bethany, Conn.: Mr. and Mra. Wilton said earlier Ibis month, Hoag, Robert Morn, Jim Steakley, J, W. Johnson, of Cocoa Beach that Peterson has admitted the \V. I . Harmon, Robert A. Dew­ A card game called All Fours and BUI Grow of DeLand were two murders. He wilt probably he tried during berry! l i f t bare section. Warren waa played by the Pilgrims in guests at the II. L. Johnson home, D. Adams, F. E. McCoy, Dr, If. 1633, Variations of the um e game the early part of January. Sunday. W. Rocker, I.eon Walker: second include Old Sltdge, High-Low Jack, Mr. and Mr*. George Poff have bass section. E. R. Carter. Charles California Jark and Pitch. with them for the Christmas holi­ Scudder, J. M. Klineclpher, Frank days, her son and daughter In law. S m a lle r, Brighter Woodruff, 11. 51. Johnquest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of L ig h t B u lb Ready Roanoak, Va. Mr. and Mra. Robert Rocse and CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) — family have moved lo Orlando General Electric announced today $45 M illion A sked to make their home. lhat it will put a smaller, bright­ F o r Employes* Fund er 100 watt household light built TALLAHASSEE (DIM) - The TODAY A SATURDAY on the market next spring. Slate comptroller Inday submitted OPEN 12:15 Tho company said Ihe frosted 300.000 for Ihe slate and county hulh would give six per cent more officer* and employes retirement light although It will he (he site fund. The spending request, none of of current <10 and 75 watt M b s. It said there would he no Increase which will come from general appropriating* monte*, wa* down PAWS (UP!) - The United In price In the IN) watt bulb 1$7.top.554 from rreaent spending. States pushed ahead today with It* plans to equip Its European allies srllh Inletmedlale range bal­ listic missiles desplle the recent STARTS SUNDAY successful firing of the Intercon­ tinental missile Atlas Informed sources told newsmen It the end nf the two-day aerret meeting of the NATO military (JET MORE OUT OF LIFE 0 0 OUT TO A chiefs of staff Thursday that de­ MOVIE. velopment of the S.300 mile range Alla* made Etimpcn lRRM'a less vital than a year ago but still Im—.rtant to Western defense. They is Id It might he two year* TIRED OF before the Atla* becomes opera­ tic TEARJERKERS? T a cutting of Ihr military Madera of the 15 NATO nations THIS ONE’S was a prelude to the annual NATO fortlrn, defense and flnanre min­ FUNNY ister* conference opening here Tuesday. MGM's made U.S. Defense Secretary Neil II a spicy McElroy waa flying here f r o m ' V movie comedy Rome, where he discussed USItalian miaalle plan* with Pre­ •' ; from the hilarious mier F.-tfanl and Prvtident (ironj Broadway play I ! I ehl. One report (aid the first ■blppment of U. fl. Jupiter inter­ in CINEMASCOPE mediate range mlatUea waa expeeled lo arrive la Italy In the next fe« months. Prvgrees in getting the Inter­ mediate missile* set up in Europe wel sloar, however. Only Britain and Italy hav* agreed to accept them and France atUl la negotiat­ ing over them. >J PATRICIA WIGGINS WASHINGTON <UPI>-Thc III s e n and audden departure of two guests marred President and Mra. Elsenhower'* millionaire- Garden Club Held Christmas Parly Rilz Theatre To Show 'Tunnel Of Love' Collins Considers Interview Request Male Chorus Sets Enterprise Concert U. S. 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SUPPLIER |J —ARTICLES WANTED " ” 1*—PLACES TO EAT IT—BEAUTY PARLORS " B |t —FEMALE HELP WANTED • ™t>—m a l e h e l p w a n t e d • I*—MALE OR FEMALE — J|_W O R K WANTED 22— BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES r "23—SPECIAl SERVICES - I — p i a n o s e r v ic e s 24-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS -gS-KLECTRICAT*• CONTRACTORS 23- A—BU1LDINO, REPAIRS. _2J.B BUILDING SUPPLIER • jT —NOTICE • PERSONALS SI—ARTICLES FOR SALE 2*—FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD CARD OF THANKS We with to cxpresa our gratitude lo our many frtenda for the kiivU ** net* thnwn u» during the lota ol — .'our brother, Mr. K. D. Shew. Mr. 1 Sira. S. B. Thompaon -FOR RENT 2 bedroom unfurnLhed house has stove, children, no pets. $63.00 month, 1603 Summerlin A v r Furniahed apartment. Ml1k W 1st. 3 noom furnished apartment. *U mo., including utllitle*. Ph. FA 2 2*13. 2 Itedroom house, unfurnished, kit... rhen equipped. *60 monthly. Ph. • „ FA 2 6630. •4 WEI-Ah A APARTMENTS: rooms private baths. 114 W. Fleet 8L ! room furnished apartment, adults. 12W Palmetto. rhlt ti ■ guest pas* to the Rita Theatre for Patty Walker. Exp date Dee. H, '36. ____ S h o p F o r C h ris tm a s At C cH ixirC * 211 E. 1st 2—FOR RENT REAL ESTATE fOK SALE Cue £anlrirfi |rra l& F ri., O ff. 12. 1553— Page 5 wnonnuFFh Clein nicely fumiihrd apartment Ml Slagnotla Avr. CLOSE IN I bedroom. 2 bath. 2 story (arm h o u s e recently remodeled. Large fumiihed 3 bedroom up Appro*. 3 acre ^cleared A fenc­ ttiir> apartment in town 143 ed land. Low down payment. a month. CaP FA 2 3011. FA 2 6104. LAKE MARY’: t bedroom apart SALE OB TRADE ment. newly decorated complete ly furnished. Call FA 2 22lt af Equity in 2 tied room block Inunr on corner lotJn Highland Park ter S p. m. Will sell or "ru le for acreage 2, 3 and 4 bedroom housri and nr lots. small apartment. ROSA U PAYTON. Broker HOME • SKKKEKS Phone FA 2-1301 Lovely 3 Bit. UB home located in Pinrrreit situated on large lot, 3 bedroom 2 bath house In Rose Features extra stir tile hath, Court. >110 per month Phone equipped electric kitchen and all FA 2 3461. Ihe necessary things that trnd to make this house the home for Clem 4 rm down st apt 811 Park. you. Priced at only 314.473. and only $1375 dovsn. Payment* le»» 2 hedroom house, kitchen furni*hed. Clean and close In. FA 2-1013 than rent. Terms if desire and AVAILABLE NOW! Jimmy Cowin. Farm A Garden Center ANNUALS 60i Celery Ave. lAFF-A.DAY 2 cilices partly furnished—air con­ Custom built 4 HR. 2 oath home situated amidst shade trees <m ditioned-gas heat FA 2 3361 four nirelv landscaped tots m Sanford Produce Co. *02 West quiet section o‘f Sanford. \ 13th. SL _____ C |f*t t **•*■**«**■taf lovely home featuring built-in 2 hedroom house, kitchen equip­ kitchen equipment, Urge brick "You m ean T H A T 'S ell you r a v c i? " ped *73. low Laurel Ave. fireplace, awning windows anl trrraaso floor* Priced to sell 2 new 2 bedroom houses, kitchen at St I.Bihs Reasonable terms, equipped. FA 2-1043. AVAILABLE NOW! Bachelor apartment, iround floor. -REAL FSTATE FOR 6 4LK 3 - m .k i. e s t a t e for s u e HOME • S E L L E R S 311 Palmello Ave The hesl pli.-e lo tell your home Bl M ESTATE DRIVE IN is where most homes are sold. 3 Room modern epartment. clean 2341 French Ave. as new. private first floor. Navy .1. W . IIA L la couple Invlled. Reasonably prtcStenstrom Realty Braltoe rd 1304 W. 3rd St. HERBERT STENSTROM "Call JU IP Flume FA 5-3641 REALTOH Beautifully furnished room. Privale DON HOW E — L. J. R15NER l ake Lent hnmr for sale or rent. home. Phone FA 2-7304 Vsaoclatrs M4MR BROWN REALTY 2 bedroom epartment near Pine- li t N. Park - Ph. f t :-:»2s Realtor errst school, no pets. 2613 F.lm I.4KE MARY Ave. III EN H E T in i) Ph T \ : 3237 or FA 2 P<4 Authentic Old III r tori c a! I loud a 3 Room apartment. 201 Maple Estates IT acres that is truTy Avr Ph. FA 21371. unique •A/. J o i n t /s«.i//y C M^xiny IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS Sale or Rent 1 Bedroom 3« It. 1.6 N Park Ave. Ph. F a '-’-6123 Send stamped addre»jed enve New Moon trailer, sir condition­ lope for complete detaitr Box ed. Adults. FA 2-7664. l.jlriront 2 bedroom *. *tne homr. 31. Enlerprire. Fla I’rjetreally iml*hrd on intidr. 2 bedroom furniihed house. For ltesutiful lot right on lake. Short interview FA 2-090! RAYM OND M. H A LL distance from Del.and. $2,766 REALTOR k INSl lltil! va.h price Can he financed. Call Large 2 k 3 bedroom unfurnished Crumpton Builder* in Oilando, apartment. 173. 1700 Magnolia Third St. A Park Avenue. South V all Call Hall GA 2*361. 12 Bedroom house, unfurnished Phone FA 2 360 Hom e* Designed For I r e a,re tile f.»rm Large 3 brd 1-3 Bedroom hours, unfurnished Florida Living!. room liotije. large turn. Easy I 3 Bedroom house, furnished A (iOOl) HOME A A !5 A I Rotlro o m s— 1 A 2 !Tallis trrmv oseph B Levy. Phune C. A. WIUDDON HARDAIN TOO! FA 2-123. 201 So. Park FA 2 4991 It is rare to find a real good 2 VA - THA Bedroom home tuch at Ihn lor 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped Lots tor sale, lin-alej 6 mite* W T I I A I n S e rv ic e only I6,722 fxi. Y>», that'* the of Sanford. Ph FA 7 39% Phone FA 2 3303 full price, but IP* prtred lor C o n v e n t i o n a l This is a sucit pass to the Bits quick sale. Imludc* Kitchen OWNER WANTS Theatre for Johnny Golden. Exp Lqulpment. blind* and llralrr. F in n n c in K date Dec. If. 'll. located on 2 high lot* juit out OFFER of city, but with all city conven Custom built 3 bedroom, 2 lull Down Payments House For Sale Or Bent. 3 bdrm. icncet. flood term* arranged if tiled bath- built on Urge lot —large lot — unfurnlihed. Lo L o w A s S 1 0 0 requlrrii Don'l wait until after In beautiful Mayfair section cated 604 E. 4th St. Christmas In see thl*. because This borne fralures lerraro Immediate Occupancy you can move right in. floirr. large arreennl pirrh 6— REa I. ESTATE FDR B A l-i Mr* (i im r a t too IVminud Natural wiv-m! cahinrt* in large Seminole Realty T. W. 3IERO. Broker Satisfaction or Yvitir kltehen eqmpt'eil v ills eteclnc Phone FA 2 rani W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR Money Cheerfully r*nte and refrigerator. Owner's RORFKT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 111If Methvfn—Velma Gon rater. equity 14500.00 Any offer will Re funded. Adelaide II 'loses — Associates Raymond l.undquisl. Attoc. be given consideration I’A 2 3232 FA 12*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 1901 Park Ave SEMINOLE REALTY Hot Park Ave. FA 2 532 SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 3rd Addition. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. 'Look For It In Lor. Ilw v . 17-52 A 271 h SI. P h o n e FA 2-1501 We Feature QUALITY HOMES kJoHeralely I’rired For thi Rest rtuvt tn Real E*'* -1 SEE C U L L E N & H A ltK E Y W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman 110 N Park Ave Ph. FA 7 ? 'U •EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE • G ifts for Her CHATHAM BLANKETS lnrludirg tha N llloa'i Faverita “ Purrey" — Purrey Bouquat Waalthifa Brandon Full Rang# of Colora a YOWELL’B SANFDRU FURNITURE CO. 300 East First St. Shadow Boies — Cedar Cherts Lamps — Planter* Sofa Pillows AMERICAN TOURJUER LUGGAGE Strong — Smart — Roomy >MVide Selection af Sites and Colers YOWELL’8 — MUNSINGWEAR Nylon tricot t Udita gowni. illpa k pintle*. Pro. portioned hosiery in walking & - irras sheer* IL$S • 11.13. PURCELL'S Home Gifts Gifts for Him Special Sale on all WEST BEND PRODUCTS This week enlv! RANDALL ELECTRIC CO 112 Magnolia Avt. Flannel Shirt* II M nr 2 for *3 30 Sleeping Bags 39 tn up Camp RlmVet* $367 or 2 for ir o n S Pc. I.ivlrg Room Group Choice of Fabrict — 3119.30 |0 '» Down Lay Awav Now For Christina* ECHOLS BEDDING CO 119 So. Magnolia Th. FA 2-6321 ROBES: Wash'n Wear and \ \ m.l rn* 19 93 to 31495 Ruhr A Pajama Sets only 1094 H I PERKINS A SON 2°I F. First St FA 2 1*11 tables Corner Table* — Tier Tables Step aM Coffea Table* From I I I * WILSON-MAIER SANFORD FURNITURE t o. luring Room Suites — Mirror* It*droom Suites — Bookcases Throw Ruga — Cedar tiobes Carving Sets — Brats Ware TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 203 E. 23th St. I*t Ul Ihow you ■ TRUE Frostproof Frigidalro Refrigerator and F retirr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STORE 316 Sanford Avenue S-FLOWTRS, PLANTS l^mon Itluff ramp, modern son vcnlenres, large Fla room 2 Inti. M A llr«* COUNTRY CLUH MANOR 2 Low Down Payment \VK ARRANGE ALL TYPES FINANCING Florida Room — F.II.A. - S ' ) O f t . 00 $k (Includes Clnalng) SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 200 East First SL Sm-vt inc Fiends — F**y ( hair* Table Hadlee — Haasoeka ____________D>'ks____________ o n l y * 5 7 .5 0 m o n t h l y • Rlarks West of French G ifts for Boys Avenue on 20th btree'-. MODEL OPEN DAILY ELECTRIC TRAINS Sels *rd ,\cree*ortc* EXCEPTIONAL VALUE M'V OFF I Bedroom, 2 bath kltehen equip­ WINN TV ped home Many ether extri* $11 E. 1st TA 2 29.it 6IU Hi larcliff FA 2 I*u9 Use Our Lay A Way Plan ROSA L. PAYTON Home Gifts Gifts for Him Unusual Gifts Gifts for Family HOMES Odham & Tudor Inc. Television Tubes Tested Free ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP At Tha Sign Of The Totem Pole. 2617 S French Avo. TAINTING PUTTED- PLANTS- *n T FA 2-1*:: or FA 2-0270. S A N F O R D "For thnse who tare.'* reasonable. FLOWER SHOP. W . te'rgrarh Ilrfrtences given. FA 2-1292. " “ FISHERS NURSERY " Auto Repairs A Road Seine# Magnolia A Onora F \ 2 1635 HALLS GARAGE Omamental Shrubs • Trees - prat 103 Celery Av*. FA 2-2*63 N'itr.i A Sundays FA II—AtTOMOBILES—TRAILERS P I MTS SPItlNKI I !t 3t Fonl F-100 rlckup line condi­ SYSTEMS tion. letm-. F. A. Scott ( Vo AH lyt*es ami sites, irstallel lusia Dr.. Penary. Fla "Do It Yount.I ' It will pav YOU to tee uv before WE REPAIR AND SERVICE you buy. Open Evening* and s T t v i: Sundays xiathbvr »od Supply to . E \S T S IP F TRAILER SALES JOT W. In 1 s t Ph FA 3 Palitka. Fla. ROLLAWAY. Hatpin! tnd Baht r«o ton GMC truck moving van. Beds Day. Wetk or Month — See 't at rhilllpj *'M" acron Tel. FA 2-S1R1 Furniture Center Over C It Davis 116 West Fi-*t St Trade 1 ion Podge truck for Vf model t. Iraclor. Knnhne. Nr-v A U TO GLASS t p**la Rd IN S T A L L K I) 12—RO 5TS and VIOfORS U indohicltl I’ nrL G in ** Your Evtnrude Dralrr Door -Glnx* Vein tJl.nw l (instruction Co. Inc. 211 West 2 lib Hired Ph one FA 2-310] 77- NOTICES - PERSONALS Ixue weight safely with nevaty Released Hex A-Dlet Tablets. Only 93c at your Drug store. Mr* Brown Miller’s home made fruit cakes at Winn Dixie. E. First St. :v -tn ill'.t.v TOR SALE Cotton Jk Wool Yarns. Notions, Threads, Tapes. HOLLINS HOBBY SHOP At The Sign Of Th* Tottm Pole. 2617 S. French Av*. WMVERS.UtY SPECIALS! Alligator bag* A shoe*. 260 In rhoeje from. Christmas gifts of fruits, lellies pecani and ra n ­ dies. We ship. S k H Green Stamp* STUCKEY'S. 17 - 92. Svutll of Sanford. BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS Most Any Make FURNITURE CENTER III M. 1st bt FA :$I5I FAtrORV i n VOU VI.U.M1NUM VENETIAN B U N N Li.-rtwl Or il Sag proof bottom ■ad oRb plastic ends. Plastic or nay on tape*. kYlton or nylon cards SKItVUT IIUBSON SPORTING GOODS •*.3t I Is* I Snnt FA 2-3961 SrnltitriW Glaxu and t’ .niu Cn. Neitk.-irtk C»1.4*** Htld I’.iint Css. 112-11* IV. 2nd SI Th t 4 2-1422 Wilt sell or trade for lot 1934—it 112 It4 W 2nd St Pb FA 1 4622 (t High Hat boat with top. wind Fpaee Ifcalrr* — I i.i.ir Fumaee* shield. Owing, cushions, trader ( lean and Service, 51 40 Ouliidt th' burning rirriilatitik beater, automatic control* A lank. $10. and '5* Sneer 34 Johnson motor t.mk Inttgllalion FA 1-47*1 Nv* X t I . !"-• ' ’■ II Rd peliary. Been used t«i e Das' Phone F \ 2 3221. Night I’h I*A 2 2616 Compian* Encyrlopnlla*. FA2 3360. n. II. I*rn: CO. ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS 2041 K. P a r k — I \ 2 1234 IIP Wir.vrd oulbeard. $39. Ml l*1'* Svierv-dss Now On Salr* Alter 4 p. m. FA 2 4703. Sample Prices ENVELOPES I.ePrrheidv ctale4*41 00 46 11 p starfllte 56J6 0l mentx, invoice* band hill-., and 4\o| f») M il r Higtwirv 43J9 66 programs, et c. rru ctco iv e 3 p.ere Reed lurnlture and cock* t ’ll table r ' ‘ono FA r 5734 *4C3.m tl H P fa st win Mlflco P r i n t i n g Co P h o n o ’ \ 2 2931 — *164 10 3 H P Lightw In SI73 0I 369 West 131 h SI 2 Goovl used automatic washers. Also all rrcunditioned used motors Your choice for $160. Furniture Moving &. Storage reduced to auction wholesale SkNFORD ELECTRIC CO. C. K. P I I I M I P '. k e e n prices. Srrctats In wood, alumi Ma fnolla FA 2 1362 WASHBURN VAN l.'NLS mini ami slats boats Gator 1366 French Avr FA 2 1991 trailers. Bank Imanelnc I rd l.uinher. Melal Roofing. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Phene FA 2 lf9S Mi l t . tlltil.LIMi 361 K. 1st. F’airhanks Mur-r Pumps 29—FERNITUWK and Brpalrs l < all make* MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS llllt'SEIIOl.ll GOODS HIHVARH t \ . LONG W. P. SMITH Id; F. C’mnniercial Ave Outboard Sale* 41 Sertlre I J u i l '.l i i i i ? S p e c i a l s ! Phone FA 2 2K3 251$ Park Av* FA 2*211 23 A— Pl.t .Mill V .n.l .in u l tNti ECHOLS Royal Uomfurt linerIt— Pel»4Jve,l»ck>upplie» spring Mattressra Reg 539 30 EXCHANGE PRICK $39.30 6 MONTH old male parakeet: ill • Mrdlutn Firm or Firm white t*W». AUn lovely r*ge • CVulco of licking Pitlern* FA ::2 J i. • in Year Guarantee • No Sag E d ict W u V tlfT M 1 3 - ARTICLES ITANTED • Tape Tufted (No Buttons) AIR CONimiOMNT Cash (or furniture or surplus. CON I R ACT ant B IT tilt WORK • I'rrmelatnr Insulation Tn ProSuper Trading Post, Ssnfoid loel Hanford .tvr. l I reel r - r Life Of I \ 26.S2 Orlando llwy FA 2-067J. Mattress t I.VltK'i PLUMBING AND HEAT­ • Maiehlng Rex Spring Simo Pine A Cypres* Log* and Timber Price. ING has moved to our new Inca Wanted Rough. Green Pine A lion C02 W 2flh M . Phone t vpre** Lumber 44 antrd llrnry Dt'jUON'TINULI) IT! MS I A 2 2374 Goethe Lumber C o . Tltusvillr. 6 M 2 LINOLEUM RUGS IMSI la 1‘lione tiivi, feollerti and a<k I'l l MDINU < iin r $i 1 3", for Henry Goethe, Corvlraetinq A lirnalrs 1 1 o l in o l e u m n r r s d is I tee I iiraate k - b e a i t V pvhi-ORS ' i'JNT 33 1 -3'k It I HAItVEY 1 0-,12 1 IIIE It HUG DISCOUNT 201 Kanltird Avr Plume I \ 2 44VI Sanfordi Most Modern 33 1 3". Iteautv Salon 2 P O A M RUBBER HOLLY­ : t - m v i se r v ic e Soft Wain T 5' Stamps WOOD BEDS 3176 eq VALUE II \R R tFTT9 BEAUTY NOOK PIANO TI MM, A REPAIRING EACH 159 30 163 So. Oak FA 2 31(2 W. I. HARMON I ONLY 9 J" a 7 FT. HOLLY. WOOD BED T9 IS— FKMAI.7r~BF.ir WANTED rh FA 2 <223 After 3 00 p. nt 21 \ III II I' 1N<» MINI It VI m ils K c Ii o I’h N o d d i n g : C o . (IIK Ia S W A N T E D FA I 63J| 'Ahlte 'liitl he ”1 nr over \ppl l'i-r ,»rpeolrj. pxlntipg, #'.re*q 119 So ” t-ig, i<■dint, anl pl»*!»r f#p*tr. m person it Tig N Wfclitle • BIG VALUES aiphah tile, a>bsvt»a siding, • stUICK CREDIT Special illet and food supervivor ma-oniy >-r wood steps, Ir.eling Kitchen experience preferred • EASY TERM > and lepuiimg garage* atui High ncliool education essential vsrerking rail F.A S-6MV. W IL S O N - M A N O R Excellent personnel p.ilicle* It New And I *rd Furnllure Li t i IBM 41. SF.BVIt 1 Imiir, week. Starling Salary Jtto 311 K. First SL FA 2 3621 5130 month. Dietician, Seminole VACUUS* CLEANER REPAIRS 5|emorial Hospital. Parts for all make* -<l -leanpri. Elevtrtux, Hoover, Kurlsy, etc L'nrnriiinherrd lady tn hrlp with New & r«ed Free pirk up Work guaranteed h<IU*e work end Ivahy silting in I'urniturr nnrl AppHanrea FA 2 47M pvctvange for r-Kim and hoard W l oSAVLS Maiiier of Sanford House Wiring Elrrtrt: S*rvire 203-209 E- First St Pb. FA 2-091] Women m er 21 with transnorla Si i Viblen lion, white only. Baby Silting R VNDAl.L ELECTRIC Ct* Uied furniture appllsnce., tool* •'-rvire. 137 Pinecrest Dr. Phone 112 UagnolU pa 2U3I4 etc n«ught-*nM l.efry's Mart FA 2-1327, 714 Ki- f ir 1 4 , Pb FA 2 413*. 2k- X— III ILIUM. R E P A I R S <*— M A I . E i l l l . P I4 4 . M E D P U MI N f . W \NTED AT ONCE FLOOR sanding ar.it finishing ftavx It t.; * Dealer In pert Sanford Cleaning, w a x i n g Serving nr Last Volusia Co. Write Haul Kemlrole County *lnce 1923. rrgh « Dept FAL449B, Mem II. 31 Gba- n. Lake Mary phiv. Tenn Mayfair section a spacious 3 bed room home. FA 2169* I.MI'LHIAL DKCOKATOHS ECMOL'S I'-cl Kurttllttre ILircnipn t STUDIO COUCH. LIKE NEW 941 t IWt*. SIZE F03M RUBBER HOLLYWOOD BED. PF.RFF.CT CONDITION SM I SOFA BF.D AND MATCHING uiiAin 5 >' * 1 OCC/SIGNAL CHAIR 610 t R’-nnSSCSSFH B E D It OOJI St l TF WITH TWIN SIZE BOOKCASF BEDS $119SO I GAS HEATER *12 30 1 46 INCH ELECTRIC 3TOV3 A I CONDITION* 573 01 1 I ARGE OAK NATURAL FIN. M l SECRETARY D E S K , 11KB NEW ONLY I&SW) 2 Ft.’LL SIZE HOLLYWOOD BEDS EACH *19 31 7 TWIN SIZE BEAUTY REST MATTRESS. LIKE NEW *23 CO I LARGE WALNUT DINING ROOM TABLE *1231 Real Fllaie Sllermin SANFORD p a in lin g a id p ip er in g PROPERTIES FA 2 52*1 rr I A 2 3716 as F 4 2-7*10 afl i FA 2 7915 I AH.MRR S ACKNUY Build tu your plan*, N V Farmer, Rrolior 2 0 - V i a le nt t e ma l e lieinn-irllnr aid Addltiona Is, II. Wblimocr. Avvnc. IMIS LI KE II* 5. tiench Ave Pb FA 2 5221 Colored help wanted, must be over Phod, KA 2*3124 21 apply tn person at Pig N’ After hour* FA j M il or FA I-4III Whistle. gs—INSI 'f v \ ( r 1 bedroom 2 bath t n homr, ter Men Wi men }2n. Daily. Kell Lumlrecto floors double r»r porte. ooa* nameplates XVsite Rrevev utility room, kitihen equipped, C o, Altleboro, Mass. tsrdicapfd wit,, well Owner / ' ' tU .» '■ : / transferred Phone FA 2 TT44 II —Work Wanted HOLIDAY "SPECIAL Baby lining. Ironing. FA 2 7$M Melsch Bldg. i 4 :-37s: Spair. cumlorl. and modern living is the keynote of Ibis beautiful Ironing. 10c k lie. FA 2 72IE JT—N’OTICLS—PERSON ALS nearly new concrele block 3 hrd Ironing Saatifaelinn — rratnniblr. room bn inn located in one of SCOT US p.\ |.4| MANOR Ill Cedar, Apt. 2, Mrs. Page Sanford's N I C E R residential Home for 'he oged *rrai. 2 Tile belli*, patio, ear »t— Hi -lN # sd OPI’OHTtM TIEI m i f l l . ’S IIEDDING CO. 269iy Orlando Dr. Sanford port, alio, dlahwaiher. built-in 119 So. Magnolia FA 2 6321 Phone r .\ 2-7214-tove. and exhaust Ian PRICE WANTED TO BUY— ytTNiO with excellent terms . fc H .y .-Q i. Small husinrsi — wmdd eonsulrr " H "R iir S T E M P E R Ageney | filling stalion in THIS Area — tipon to any worthwhile propo­ \vr:r (T MK NAVY AND NEWCOMERS Realtor A Insurer sition — Bos Ml Car* Sanford \vioe Laura B Oiler, H E. I after TO SANFORD Herald Arlett Price. Everett Harper I’t.Or.e FA 2 4991 112 N. Park Buitneis property for sale by own­ We imlle >ou If* Be our gural* ■Bioltllelv free er, I biork south city limits nf 0-:i LOW* Rb."’p|,TvY h' ' wllhoul ohliRatlun nt one nf Sanford's leading Senford on highwiy 17A»J. GoM Motels while you locals suitable housing for GBAPEATLLE NURSERY location for any type of busi­ you nnd your family. Pick up your key at the BEAUTIFUL HOLLY ness 23'* down, balaore on Salta Office. All kinda and litrs monthly payments See E. C. tit ipeville Ave. FA 7 0*46 Clark Sr. 2619 Orlando Dr. GUTS GALORE Hegdstered Real Edale Hr- * 'f Dollv. (msboy .Suit* and B-votv rb fa : - t : t / i - i 7 9: «t m * • ■ > The Accepted Gift Alto Guns and Hats SAMSQNITE Deiirable 594 f| Istr fronl nr ■ GARRETTS _ Card Table* — *6 9* pcrly loeateil nn Ijoldrn I e E. Fire! St A Sanford Avr ▼ FURNITURE CENTER Anp-qglmately 25 scrr> t t i n PRESENT T001,5: Wronehei. Ereetor Seiv. alert «t ? V> Chemiv 116 W. First S'. i.iied rental units. Rrntel i* Pliers. Hack Sana. 23% Off Lift try Ken 2 94 Boxing Gloves (6* rome S30*s monthly. Phone I \ *hip n Shore Blouses. Allttn For Remainder Of Month Dump Truck* from 19* 0274. GREGORY LUMBER CO iportiw rsr — Colton Knit T-Shlrti, •th St 1 Maple Ave TA 2 0V» GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES I F ~ I I IS RK A L E S T A T E Petal Pusher* and Co-ordinates HOLLYWOOD SHOP ask Crumley A Monte.lb at 117 South Park Ph. FA : t ■ While doing your Chmtrn** After ' FORMAL WEAR and shopping st# our varied selection BEAUTIFUL ACCESSORIES MONROE CORNER 3 Itedroom—I & 2 Halh Malta Glasawar* Salas and Rental Ferric* CRAFT k GIFT SHOP C Reautifulty Dteoratid Serving JIM ROBSONS MEN S WEAR West First Street Tr»yi 11$ klegnolia Ave, YO WELL'S Nationally AdurtiMd 1 4 2 VRS. OU) Watches Irow Down Payment* Do Y«ur Chnatmaa laying lulovx - Elgin • Wittngutr Large selection of toys, athletic On Our E u r Payment k Monthly Payments Leagfnti • Ernest Bore I - Hamilton equipment. hoMs. motor*, huntinj Or Lay-A-Way Plan CONTACT SANFORD JEWELRY and campln* rquinment. FURNITURE CENTER AND LUGGAGE Everything Knr The Sportsman 116 W. Firit SI. 300 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 36AI ROBSON S SPORTING GOODS Mai ion Market C A B B A G E JS K T C Z m K PLANTS for sale. Fred Tburi* Stereophonic 4 Hi-Fi FOR A GIFT THAT BRINGS Quick Laundromat Berrlea too. 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Tr»a M i o r . H um Ml la ili. M l Pat Iln o ra M l I'a lr o n f M i . t . r , * ,J 4 M i Huponi P la y of tho Monih 7,1a i l l J i r h (lan n r M i R ou rfi R ld rra M l A ia .a r lfk M l P r n lr Pord I ♦» M l Klava Allan 14.44 M l Target M l K J flu lllv an M l llro u rh o H a n • ;l'i M l l-awmon 11:10 M l M aaoiirradr a 4* M i K1*t I'.a a a r M l John H al* m i i l l ; T h .a t r a NEW YCUIK (UFI) — Jerry ■men * — a huncry miacreant. > I4 :M M l Nr-V. - VV a a lh a r M l C u ll i i 11:4* M l V*w W r a lh r r - K p s r l* t.eu la parkaced » ralhrr mid one drudse, a *poltrd rich «irl and a ».1«| M i hlir.,1 t l li r h f oak M i V o w .- W r a lh r r .K p o r l* ,_ M l Man IV Ithoul a (]un M l -torla hour iperlil for NBC-TV W ’ednei couple of illihoneil huilneitmen. I* :* * M i l^ .ratla V n u m i|> J a -k P a i r day nlfhl. ABC Tk’ Wednr»day night 11:11 M M i K a *h T a l k l u i l I'r x * . Cu rran t 111 II It IV r ill an P R IIIA T V. K . The »econd half of the hour m i Archie Moore timbered la i ; . I I . ....ly .a r T h .a iia 7:4a m o d a e — ria rro w a y Yvnn Durelle in 44 aecondi nf the Till Ml> TN*o M i N ayin KnJrltiM l. kin in all Lewi* *how* — »hrUI, . .. M i II It*I I . JK l.li<> lllh round of ihrlr champion*hip * -a* <ai C a n t-In K ax a * roe ' "■' ' M ' " a a l h a r . N a n . . K n u rl* rlmrliih, rocrie. Tlie first half t i t M i V rw a fight, it wai announced the l l : * i i * i Kunitay n a n * rp arU I a different animal and per 7:44 171 Puh||i- K r r r |r a M i I'ra m lrr l'*r*4 r knockout round would he repeat­ I I I R o m p .r Room hip* worth eum lnlng. M i Mnvia t : | . M i K iir P a r fs rm a n e a 11:11 M l i'a la lln a Ituraya What LawIi offered over hi* ed ala v ideo tape. Whit followed t * :* * M i Douah R a Ml * iiiv ii v t a. u . M l P e r l o i a or M eaty first half hour waa cln*e In «piril waa one of the beautiful boo boot T.a* M l T w i t * '-H a rro w ** of the TA’ year: the wrong round t * T * M l T r .a a u ra llu n l 7:11 M i v .w * In what Milton Berle it offering M l M arkina T im a » o.i ,* | C a iiia lu l.an vaiao this tea*on: an overhauled per- wai leleca.l — alt three minute* ( * : | l M l CrtnfdnwTI I I , m i .V i* . of it. ■ tt:44 1 71 p rio r - t* R tah t • " a I l l I’uMte R i n i r i »unaIlly, one heavy wilh whal M l A rth u r flodfroy Tbe Channel V»Im: Ed Murro* m i R m n ti.r llonm M i To ur Day In C«urt might tie libeled Ihr »ofl MilV I* M l f u r r .- f r .r r r .r r . C o n ro n trallo n I* ** M l l>.iu|h |(o III nice (u> no pre»* tyndrome. Ob- and producer Fred Friendly, 11 1* <7* i l l T .i a r |l.nd H a r a l whoie "See II Now" ihowi were M» £ » r l-n*a nr Moa*. P R tn A T P. H . vioualy. Como'a dlieate, tomeI» :ia M l T r a a iu r a Muni Junked by CBS-TV. are thooling 11.7* ( t l T ie T a o Douah lime* c a l l e d perrytnnlll*, it M l M a rk in * Tim# a one hour iperlal on the Vir­ M l !.« * a a f U f a i a : * I M l Cnnnt,ifir. n \ a . a tpreading. I I » M l I'rlra la 111 ( 1,| It Co uld It* Tea JHrangely rnnush. thl* new J*r- ginia tegregation iuue Friendly 11:14 M M l A rth u r U .- lf ra , Ml u *a rrb y .- Tomarroo M l To ur K a i In 0«urf i l l VIMhor . |i* y rv I c ili — becalmed, unbuvy. taya il may lie prriented In Jan i i I* M l C o n ran l r a il mi t i M l " k * H u td ln t U g h l f Airly derermi* — manufielured uarj on CBS-'H' and perhapi be t l1:0* m i Tan itn iia r M l K u ilt followed by two or three other M l P a i l r l.lfui I I . , . , M» Now* tome engaging moment*. II* w r i A i i t i p. a . TV documentariea. M l t .lb a r a c l*'*'ed tuberlv. *K IV * " l l ' a liood to tt:»» I I I Tie T , . I it.uaI I :* l M> P ro n t. Pta. c* an t T h in e * Closer Bogrr* will dim the teat i l l larva of l . l l . lie Alive” alinoit ftraighl, did ■ •how for her prnpoted NBC-TV M il* M l ll r .r u l.l II. Vi u tal c oil on a flamenco ilanccr half hour *erie* on Dec I* amt M l Kaarrh f n , T. ■ > . / %. a Oval a n vhoil and rnntaioed * IT — It II feature Ricardo Alonttl M* M n lhrr a Ha* I ! I i M i U ulAina Ij i V minliwim nf m o tfin r and moil ban turf Burr Tilitrnm Grice I o» i * i O i , r V* mAno hegulllne ef all. vmvofed lb* Kelly will appear or film* in the Ml *» ■ M l l.lh a ia r * with great .NBC-TV apodal tribute to Ihe 1Ml M l t'aiinl* f'tar>*. in * T h in e . "Jack I’aar Show’ I l l * M | A* iha VV..rhi T u rn . ,, i.» i..._ U il [la ic K m itn tici Sack*. N B C -T V 1*1 rin r i.l# llonm T i i r I gar »Jtt l,u r r ' : v ic e p rc .lH c n l - M h rr* who II ap I t l M l New a ? M M l T r i l l 1' nr V.i'r>. r a- *r rate Ong verUm, «f It. a bit JujB , Kddl, F(, hrf p, ^^ n)n|H M l Jlm n ri l>*an . V ariaiv M i (lou r e l ( la r t arnuml ton>t»nrc Bannllter Ij pc shnr# ! <• M l t U f ( i> f i.y a ii Shore. Roue Clooney MnA and »-„nW Frank cuiev jioo picture* wa* verv funn> S itb t rt .. M l lla u .a l*artr M l r ..l.» la riuta Pi It* nlmoit Hrlllwralc lark The • n * n i « i uf NBC-TV"* M l Illy IV ii n h tp^l vril. M l |l* a l 11,* t'lavk I "lieurgc Burn* Show" i* trying T he 1.0W E S T pricen untl l . l * M l F t uni T l i i . , M—il* Hclnrc t yml Ihi* r In inav Crarin Alim nut of rc M l If r U Ir t It T'-iir* th e LA R G EST Kelecllon in • knu'd add orv*. further noge- Jack (|rfm fn, „<f, lipn,l .hoi. on I I I IV hw Ho lo u r, , i i ' • "* M i viutan P ar a P*v town. P a i r noentd M l M U TV . n h„ hu l p *„^ , program p ro g ram ABC TV *• * lir lK h ia r h n \V4dne*d»y nlghl by trotting nut I* planning a teriet for neil teaM l A m trlean n anA iian * 1:11 M l K .e ra l htnnn a senlleman w ho. complete wilh ion centered around Doc Hnlli • il* M l K i l l * n( M at,i w rinlo hiircut ami abort panl*. day, a gun alincing d.-nli*t. Cliff M l County 1'alr .pooled Jerr) L e w I*. O n e more Arqurilr. who plava “C h a r l i e * :• • M l K ilt.'. K n ii , C - i M l V nela W a ll go around *ik) we could hive a W enee' on the NBC-TV "Jack i l l l'" p * ia I ' m h*uta 7:1* M l Mat I* itrle t oo our hand*. Paar Show/* h rutting an album M i lila k a y M aui* Club Shari Shall: CBS TV * Tur- of 12 Mt. Id) tong*. M l c a n n o n C a rn lta i m il" pr**«nt*d Wedne»day Bight • I* I d Muvl* Ihe only dtctni allow I've teen a .m ! i'* * < l* r “ X * * * - l M r l i • 11 M l Itovina Camara on Ihe »erle» all *en*on. II wa* • I * M l N an * m i nnnria D K a r i a Dlek Herr piece. “Calculaied « : i l M l N ana fllik.” and picked »ome fine gel. „ M l I l| ( * * l • M l B an aal Laneary ing by t . C. Marshall and John If.' W anilara nf lb . Vv iM Caaiavete*. The play did hava l i t l M l Naw P o u t IMwarda one *eriou* defect: all of 111 charrd 7 I * M l T ic T a r Donah acler* were uniympalhelic ipeciM l Narn* T h at Tua* CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (6) WDDO-TV CBS (9) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESH-TV NBC PROGRAMS END 6 P. M. FRIDAY. DEC. 19th « n m m | “UM TIN SOUTH'S MOST FAMOUS PAINT — U V t HALF ON AU. YOUR PAINT T U I MUSS! GUARANTIED! ROT YOU NAVI EVER USED OR A U YOUR MOMIY BACK.” WORLD'S LARM$~ AMAVnWTBf ITS KIND. MART CARTER PAINT FACTORIES. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mary Carter Paints ‘n n r T T T Y w# G,v# PA* 2-JW*9^IIgANFORD( FLA. Movie Ticket a — No Pnrehann Ntc«jnar> ^ ^ | | | ^ �. ! --- !' 1 ' ’ * we pay tribute to you o n ... rt« T la v ij tip p w d jcd tw n (b a y . Saturday December 13th 3>hs& (jhixJwi pilau (Oinmh 12:30 til 3:30 Fort Mellon Park Since 1951 it has been our pleasure to serve the Navy in Sanford. We are indeed grateful for this opportunity to express our sincere thanks for their faithful and loyal patronage. We sincerely hope that it will be our privilege to continue to serve our many Navy friends who are making Sanford their home away from home. Sanford City Commissioners: Merle W. Warner Mayor Robert S. Ear) Jo e A. Higginbotham L. Wjlao,i Brown E. Baker Conmil.Mionrr Elect David ,\J, (Jatchol I City of Sanford t.J . I . p m TKEW * •I �•- f M .D t e .lt . I N M t r U It) ,Legal•| Notice w » t s .* r.,. V .U T.c* ! R J ** M u ) '■’• " I **• (m l) 1959: Year Of Decision For Princess '• LONDON - f l / r i l — Tivt year w FrfJr& tU niw xi* tV.;::* .w ; 7.'f.:v.vVrV.: i\vm * .» % • p a s v s ' . j f t f g t e n v ^ in .w ................... »'■ - i r . V m I'K I ............ C S « ® T l i ! ; , i , l ' l f iK lu t if ,„ d f M ’I .I M : •* • « » ™ « *.;.**. m e n « ... « 'l l ' n r t t t l l r « a r t of tm x in lh I n . ! Already. ihe littl* prince,, ii them li millionaire Billy Waller, f h f l O ^ P t . E H , , 1! £ , 1 2 1 I f aae l l not engaged o r a u r r k d ta ^ .», , Wh « «,. <h0 hiI *«■.*. «kf * ' » » Church o/ r u m b le h ^ 5 5 * • •»« « » • th , r f X u men la her i n 11 “ • f l a w eernotn it w ill * . » Y ra i... * » ■ H ot • mole t o l o t o p ro b a b ly O fllfP K viutcia be w im ran o the tw.r e o o tre io llo o il m eetloo aT l b * F l n t C h r is t ia n C h u rch W td - 'Military, Civilian Visitors At Derby , „ *» J t * * * * *Od N **7 „ T ^ v isito rs w ** _ J" , ' .. ... o' „ 0® b Forreit. cConnor. C. TO C B ui •••I ■•'VI'# I '•»(**<( # 1 #»«h#4 |f 1 IM rUinifft mn mf t» i e ls I M If f t th f l i t Zn*I 4 sv #f M»r« H I I u rM t l« t tf t h iM #••1 ........ ..... k#fCK<fl»r O k 'I M . 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In C h t n c t r t : v h t l t h t n a tw r i e f ae 14 awll la a n a c l l e n f«r 4 I> * n # r t lh# aherf t i t l e e f w hich II n a t'A R HAR RIS P laintiff Va. A l k-T I Il V'L- l A I|¥jc t V fl R ia . t '# f a n 4«nl. Tiicar. pnr.st:vT» ere In <env< t n « n 4 m u In f l i t Veue l a n i r nr n l h t r alatA ln a w i t h i k a CM rh nf nf S ceilk alt Ik* r i........................... r r u l t C n u rl C e u a t # at l a n f n r o0. FlnriOa t *4 M f a t a rna# nf lh* M m # n n P l t l * • lira • I M f k M , *n n r b a ’nr# i h | f» P J4RRXDOV c l t r k $( iha_Ri#»u H C t u f l Rt r. I . RurOIck r#eui* r ltr h W C H u t r h l tn n J f . R4 « a r 4 a Rull4 m c OanferO M # r i4* Allerner fnr Pltlnnff Welcome N A V Y to :l th e 0 f SanfoAd it'a a pleasure to aerve you’ •1 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. 114 So* Park Ave. FA 2-2581 It’a Worth v r n .it* a tion r i m t »« u r .r.ii | t | |4 r i o i l 4 a B i a l u i k i ,• ## " Jiirirr, If I IK R K B T ntvr.v. That l i r a II II 11' litlnan •)<• h « l 4 ,fl lh* Printing — Printing Right” ear)#. t n 4 ih # a t - v t i t . M i l l II • i i a s s e t s * * a r # t a f«!Mw* r t n i f i c a i a Nr. t o : T # t r e f ! i tu > ' " f i V o r i U r V l O X tv r X ) l * ft e f C I t # f NtV'i. W nf LI. T e w n i h i a S* r. i Acrii fV oPER T T : r k e f NR'# R e SeMInn a. R e n t e J l h Vie Roboilo, A |t. 601 E. lat ! HI1F/NO tUIlD FLORIDA 211 K. lot W. Srotl * n \ 3 l Sa»* ADUI twiafif C*uei- fue*rvat*ad*at I Futile t«i'ructl«a .*•« ■.•fil’d* *«cr«r*rr"*f Jt\» I•trO ef Public tnnruciMn Th# g M r d' e 1f ~ Fuhll# iTl# *I n a t r u n l n n f« r a t t n l a e l e C e u a t v . F l n r l l * w ill r»r « tt* t i l * f « r th * f u M l l h t h O * f oil I a b« r m * '* f lv la iv u '» m # - t t *n| • t i t l e * ) M t u. .r.t .i f*r ... th . . *. ln*t*jl« .aitatiair*a t t * r r * m n i u n l c * l ! n e ■#*• «»l __ a f. M.j|«rcemniunlc*lln* law ffar Crenwa Aragtmr. (tanferO. taw *r C r e n w a Ar«g*ntr. anfarf M •* •* •e an m JJtnu. rrun**. tarli*. uuntil ntil M tnu- I I l -.11 | > GYM - DANDY Rockmways, Whirlwind Merry-go-rounds, Gym sets with swings and slides will give them many happy hours in the health giving Florida Sun. vnv rn T iiR w rv r fo b b id * . • •# It. t*i!. at the frhnnt .44minl|ir*l!»n Rulldtn* CeiatntarrMI Attnu* Otnfnrd, Tlnrtd* al which llt-t i n 4 *!•*• th* hid# will b* *ubllrfy ***h*4 *hd r**4 tl*u4 Drawina* tH ia*clfic*tltnt ana# ba nhMln*d ff»m lha nffic* nf th* ArrblMrt. Jnhn A Rurt*n IV. C» r »*r Tlf*i ■!.*•« and VMIIenvIlla '» mu » ganfard rinrlda •*4, SEE these in our display room, as well as bikes, scooters, wagons, and many other gifts to make Christmas joyful. lwv_, #i|r< f a t f u l I>ft4 4 #r «IV r## fiu lf f l !•> f u r n U h ##«K ra* f # r •%*n#ff#r«nsni« snl m «mtnl ■♦#4 ## k#n4s Th* Bmc O, af Tuhli* Itatructlen f«r Motjoalf .C*uat# n*jld* t oorvwf the rl(k t to f*JMt Lay 0* 0 / af al| bTga vr U # i l t i an# Infer, w allurv la ihe b ld ila t. Ne hid ia* % *#rlM ef f lf itta» '«fAi lSl r *V day*,4r*ub*e-.u*nt M ihe naanlna nf hid* w itheui lh* eenaam «f lha Rn«rd WILLIAMS HARDWARE Chairman. Heard ef Ruhll* Intirueim n fnr Otmlnaf* Flaodn 207 Magnolia Avg. llurna. .Mgr. J da ChhhimaA n r Htfn«eo vnvB D T itR W R A T r o l l a t o a Tk# R n a r 4 nf Ruhlln I n a i r u r l l '- n f e r a t m l n e l # l . 'e v a l l . r t e r i o a . will r # . r #iaa k l 4 a fn r lh# 4 #tnn1l l » u e f • ( ( • l i n e J u n i t r M lth Ochenl kuliO* mo. ( a n t e r O . F le n O a u n t i l I t «* J a n u t e r 11 IMS ll th t (<h«*l A O a i t a i i 'r i H n n B m lO ia o C i a t B i tr e i a l A v tn u # OtnferO F t * r I4 t a t w hi*h tim * aaO • l a t a th * i l l # will h* o u h l l d v e t t a #4 a n d I etnul SM n#rlf l# # llen a m the n h t * t n #4 frntn th # e f f i c t »t Ih# A r c h l t * * '. J«hn A R u r tean * IV. r # r n t * f i r t i S tritt »n| vV|itlU n v Itl* I t a f t f l Fl«rt4a Tk* t u r c t M f u l h l l l t r • utrtO l e f u r n l i h t n t a i r f n r * t l lafaMera • • r f e r m t h c * m l • a r n t t n l k n n | n r f e a r li . Th# R n e rd nf Puhlk- Vnetructlnn fnr a # m l h e l e C e u e t y . T te rlO i. r e M r v # t lh # r i g h t le r#l#ct a n y a n d / e r i l l hid* e r l e w h i t e a n r I n f e r n u l l ' l l . In lh* h *ll4 li>0 . X* hid tkall h* w i t h d r a w n f a r t • * r l *4 ar flft**n l i l t f l < * * u t * * « u # a l tn lha *■* th* etc” * * * a l n o nf* k m w i t h c— ul * Ih* f. Ih* _ R f t r d c* ai« n t J O H N I . RRl-MUKT • ' h t l r t f i n . R n t r 4 «f Ruhlln l u t t r u r t l n n | n r 0 * m l t * 1a niv P I * f U a > • A OUT DOOR FUN (live them iig A t.i fia tk ciMoii Coor* Otania# t r#«my. Fieri Puhlla!ih Dec l- ii- t t * It-% flORIM P0WIR 4 HINT COMPANY 201 B ut 2 5 th SAN FOID 81. a * E vening* FA 2#7500 i t a y o u r p l u m b e r o r d t a lt r l ga-O ffida >«cr*l*ry i* u a i ;/ Sk_. i Eft FA2-7723 HERTZ r HEAT WATER ELECTRICALLY At to Attend meeting! at the While Houle. Ihe Ctpitol. the Penta­ gon. the State Department and the National Security Council Many official! now hast their chauffer- V ie# tn Which I M I t l i O J . E P'lC* All n f t S I 4 o r e e i r t r h t l e o In t h e I 'e u n l v nf l am ln k l# . fliil# ef rt#rl4 » t ’nlaaa a » ' h rtrllflrn le • hall ke r# 4 #ama4 k 'n n f O l n e l e law Ika r r n e » r t r C li'ttla C In a u r h c t f l l f l r a t # will fc# « «|4 l e lh # M |h# *v t l 4 4 #r a t t h t f r n n t 4 e e r nf l h a a# m ln » l» C a u m v C a u r l l l * u i e a t S t n f n r 4 TteriO*. nn t h e f l n t JfnnOav In Ik# m n n t k e f J a n . u t r r . I l l ) , w h ich l i M e l i h O a r o f J a n u a r y , t*»e rtaiaO t h i s trO 4 a# n f D t c t a i b a r . R. T. U l l w e e ■ •w jn el* C iM i.ir R e » « rln t# n d * a t « ^ : I ^ " e I n a t r u ' lion a n d • 1 < HERTZ »"<1 oleatant Mary- p[0 ) f j kfp( )l(e R0llW mjlt thelr JOHN I. NRUMUSr It’s W orth CALL ar n | Ika f n l l n m n e c a r l l | l * a t a kaa f l l . 4 M I 4 * » f l l f t r a t a f n . t v t 4#a4 VnTtCK I* HKRKBT UtVr.V. lwr|a,,on coin. 7 h .t Mf# H•} Ht In(e*#h lh# 0 ^ . tU m A r r t : h*»i4#r **f i*»# #«rtifirav# I ,n * r|' e AEC commlisionert ,»•*# fii#4 ##i4 *grtifii fnr t»t and olhfr top offiriili ha\r in Plaintiff I ffeo.| in »•# manM ih#r#*tn T^# c#r« . . , iift^ai# RMi»Mr tad t«ir nf i##u. much of Ihfir day tra\fl* #Rf# lh# <J#a<rl*tiA* a.f |h# t»rn• log back and forth to Wathmgton ■iv. rljfll*. OanferO Mwiaela Ceuni# fhit jtih it> ef Dace ■ihar. ' A. D “I f , Vr.Tli-a: .n o t i c k r,r or WASHINGTON —l l f ’li — Take. 1 Mrt government wnrkert and move them from the ittam y eon . finet of traffic-clogged Wa.hington h o . n ..» f „ i ................... ... Fine Golfer, Too SAN FRANCISCO -< U N ) John Brodio. quarterback for the Son Franelico Forty-Ninon. It *d*rari rq<ifpp«d with phtnat and such o good golfer that ha m*y Join Ika louring proa after the diefaftng marhinet IBM National Football League teaThe *me>- can t keep employes • f,e r,,h« re»u ljr hour «® complete ruth aulgnmentt. Em- • I.w ivolt: n il v i | , ri.UNMIS. I \ «ll«\(> :vn bo. »#4l. M ini r n r #i it i»^*An ii a it mi* Itih 4tr *f Januarv, A H lilt. 'I f U W JJU l W ell, Not For Working man. Bob Dote, Buih Bringlr. Me Elroy. Commindtri I*. R Ltbbty. I- R MeCuddin. A. G. Elder (formerly of VAH-I). Cdr. Doyle. M. D. C*rmody, C. A. Blovln. W. W. Jonet. land eountrynde. hutet and ear poolt and would A worker t paradtM? No. tay a have nn other way to get homo. m b a ( • • u a d lk # r # a n T k a »#»«iftTo add intuit to injury, 110 oeroo ■af# m am k# r » n 4 v• • r n f l# #ua nr# number of officials nf Iho Atomle n nf ih * a n - a a # l » . a n 4 Energy Committion. Nothing but directly aeroat from the AEC have .Mon •**.,.n n . t-t.t Ik* a # # c # l e l ) o-a ukT t . at ••••t##4 ehaot and trouble. be«n rexoned by Montgomery fallow t : n##k t, eat# J* P’tkllr f• a' •r ' la# f l r a l a X«a. l i T#a# a f !••)• The groant arc by no meant ■County to light intluitry. AEC ofR##«#4(nf N#fBlk*lt • fir# i t i a a j l A. I*. ISIS t'aanty. TlnrlAa unanimoui after IS mnniht of fieiala now fear the elear rural '>r rnoprnrr Pi SW', nf M V , nf NR rre<-nirTfn*f .V *; fl af R *• f« af te>v t country living al Ihe AEC'i new air eventually will he polluted by ', nf •#. linn l|. Tnnn. Hill t? T' f Tka Tawa af •><ia : • a««th R a n t' Germantnwn. Md , headquarters, invoke, smells and noitet SaafarO I1»t Itaah l pat# I* R a il tt ta tt A lit. I ll t il. lit But they arc frequent enough to p ,„ | ro tter, the AEC’i general Tail. att4 «trk «f a»u a#a h#a#t.r ranulr#4 In •■>••■# an4 fill nata.n. all# a# fc# rovjf alloftt## wllk Ik# Vam# la whi<h •••♦••»-i Kanaia B I*'* ™ f *u*4 ™ government de- manager, would Ilk# to *ee the a'l#rl nf th# aim »-all l#4 t'aatl. All in ii # r ,n ,r ,“ , ***on its wont ietbaek to commlttion’a building turned over i»ff«»#ftr i»#«#r i" a "va# arltlffl 4#f#na##. If am In r«i#R|p ##i<l f(r' In tome other ftdtral agency and f#m lnnU •(#(# Kl#f» §“ ,# Iha littl Ta Quit! Tula f!l»4 k#f(ltt 4#1 ! # !*f • • • f well r # f t l f | r « t # Sh#II aealnii ).« in |ki# #a jaa i a | in b l P#4 ##PM#4 Tht trouble itarttd shortly after the AEC put bark “where It ba­ aicnfdlNff In l l # Ih# a#r»a a ana# af Ika u n i »« »m ## r«v 4 ##cril’#4 In #«ifh *-#rllfl» the government eomtrueted the longt tn Washington to It ran do I'laintirr#' altartv##. kalnn nn a# f i t # as ill b# •* I4 If* !h# M #h#*l h#fnr# Ih* tlti 4## af Jaavuart. A garden-type, 13 million dollar ttruc- Its work." F»*” iV»* ."M#f#M »"fa'll"naf"oe'alV# A'4 4 *r .1 « h . f r a n l d o o r a f l h a lure on an isolated JOB acre tract Fetter, who reoardt lha move i » # (? •# I ' m C aR fiM #i « l | l it# # M #p• ; ij# m in n |# * • u i l l y • ••*#! 1 • 4 • # airtBl v#w i U r ( # r 4 . | l n » i 4 # #*• lb # flr# l Man# 30 miles northwett of the White al , ■failure.” lays it would take lataxt'. AVfi t i f l l t t 'R R I a a t a . n . 4 a» l a f b o t ^ l b wf J a n w a e r . f n r 4 Hi i b Ir p Ib I 'n u n l r . F l o r i d # lh»# H i ! • b l r b I# lh # 1th d«V o f J # n * •I00*4about five years for the agency dih 4 # r *f fi#r# m h#r I> n i l m u f f . H i ’ . . . . _ These are tome of the “ crack!” and Its employes to adjust to the o I* M m S D O . N . r i s r k #f ,hl# 4 *y a f D t c s m b # f in the picture window: Moit of trantfer. Meanwhile, he addt. a r i r i ;bl» d l f C#wfl c«gri HH ISKA t.1 Hr /•/ » i. Bi fduv the employes still rontlnue to live lot of work isn’t getting done. <v I* | l a r n 4 *a r»g#uiy C lt rk f’ttrb flmal) <*nufl. iS R A l.l In Washington and their work days Hut other off trial* have rom r n a m l n a l # I'-.unl#, t'l-aetOa VV* r II ut#k i#..n J r . have been lengthened hy the lon­ to the defense of the new head­ Piaktlah It#* i ll- a M .ttlt. t 4 a a r 4t auiH ine OattfarO. P1# r |4 « ger time it takoi to go to and quarter*. aotii r or vrrt.irtTiov A t i a r n a r far H t i t t i f f i from work. Their salaries were ----- — r n a r v t n rrrt ia t i m : i mi i it i m n r , v i v t m is. m iv ii r.-u ft« iuiaa nf cut indirectly by the hlghrr tram J l UK M l . VIHIIIT. IV *M» run m il norlalion m at. Shop For Christmas If# r»ln Mil nnt n r ■ 4 #cr#e e m r # a l « i H will ke « n i # r *4 a a t l n t l i n u fn# 4 #f(«tl. WfTKgaj me ha no anO M i l St 1 Mi P ” »‘ P * f ' * - » « o r t circlet. Chief among Legal Notice k«tlt>» . r , , », r, , , ,4t, * l Ii w ; l aaen d • • * J"* ! a.1 faiEi af •"* fallaaina 4a»#rtha4 I»n4 |ti#a flafld i h.1* k.lna. I" S#min«t# Ca»M». r a u f l hou«* • r !f *IAi4 #t a*v4 i/J'* ,* Satifne«f Jewelry A Watch Repair s R* ; ! . I ••faaaa :h# r*ynly Gwaltney I Ourleiton. R. Suburban Living Ideal? ...........:v- Margaret C. Few p rtneeiaea rmild have had to many ehanre* j^H 'hV ppV er.' —the rich Farl of Dalkeith. Ihe | _ >1 r « i t f . l t i a f f i o n I t m g B ho.re fM handteme laord Ogilvy. the dash­ a f ' »F*l#ri4 1*ri"■ ■ *4«%l*««f ■ •ISlTSf••• i-i • iti'ii A .urn.r f .r ria.oi.ff, 'ix S A n Vo: ing Karl of Weitmoreland, the i. in . iM# . .k.-^r-Tr*;*.... % r..“ gay Duke of Rutland. I#crd Parv trailaala 1 •*•*!. r.#fW», la ,#•» ktira #,«!•••• |###l'#a ••>•1 eheiter. ih# Marqueit of Bland-, kale. # r a f . t # # t a ' Ik# a#!*! ( ' I . I R K V I l ford All briefly appeared in Ih* la ##» l*.#laa# a# ►l a i r . e . . k n t . a s rm m e v -t.A v A » r t a x ai. kn c u v r . If a l l ' # , kar u t i k a a w n t* a u a # if ipollight with her. and departed r>#'#at#4 •n ar# la4 ##4 If *#»4 t k a a a k t » w a Now only two or three regular 7“ f * . kairi, a#- •••• l M_ f l i l a i a S#M l#lal#i hie If alltd wiM jrrt (■KAl.i t Earring* (Tit retd) .1* V'. m » ni|#«J tn i A * Ih o u ih Deptifv Commander In Atlantic Fleet Daw*' Lieutenant* V. H Wnlke. p j ____ ______ „ ......... ............ The new church board will have » u Initrumenlal In keeping the n>an. D. II. Cherno, C. H ce .» U no l o n j t r ta love u it h him a fall meeting Tueadiy at 7 30 Naval Air Station In Sanford, after Krrtuchmann. Ueutrnanti (junn ,, P r in e e n ' nublie tn tu t. P ra. Officer* will beInstalled conference* with local civilian* j0r grade), M. W. Hoey, J. M. ^ 2 £ T S ’h.ot’S , h r „ Jan. 4. Tho»e who have not been from the Chamber of Commerce Cummingi, J. C. Prterson. K Rod(|, r<| ^ prrvtouilv ordained are to be for- and butmcii firm*. ger». • n ,,'*e at lea»t one overieaa tnp m4n mally prepared for their dutiet Al»o here were Vice Admiral* W Hcpreaenling the Air Fore# *n<1 8n* or t'"° ,0 **• jTaith prayer and the lajir.g on of L Reel and Robert Goldthwalte wr*rc^*MaJ L* J. Laeagntn. MaJ < -•« » « « . She ll ,tiU eager lo h t a i t y ind Rfar AdmlraU. Robert F. K Y Sterner and Cap.. J. M. vliit the United Stale* but It is Reporti were given during Wed- 1l)l*00- JDaniel. W. G Swltier, doubtful if it will he arranged this nr*da>'a meeting, condueted by William EtUi. Kenneth t-raig and |>ona|<j Douglai, pretident nf .... W n lr h n n $29.95 up ; r&J-SiS’E j lit ftt» **f W k ft* . rA 24404 0 �>-» Y l/w y djpphsudaim n (b a y * Saturday, December I3ih 12:30 'til 3:30 JoJdtWjdkm f J>JU2£ Chicken Pilau Dinner For All N avy Personnel & Their Families— Stine Machine A Supply Co. 10 ; w . -nd. TA l i l l t Irvin* I. Pryor Stair Farm Insurance PA M H t Parker** Standard Oil Crumley A Monfefth Rrat Ratal* L Inauranr* PA MWI 301 t*ark A*«. Mary Carter Paint Store t*i w. ui. pa i pa mu m u PA * illl Mack Cleveland Jr. PA M ill Trurk Rrokrr*ge Co. Inr. Arrow* Prom Thr Toi.1 O ffirr M A tlornry W. W. Horne Hobbs Home Bakery Orlando Rw*. t u u PA M ill H arry Liquor Store Sanford Flower Shop Cullen A Harkey I H S . Park Panford'n Downtown I Inrial Real E*la1e tit N. Park NO S. Park PA JWI John Alexander f Downtown Cleaner* <5 Real E*lnl« It; ft. Mainolla PA tM U PA MU» Laundry PA ! Mil 111 »«. mm*"" PA t u n Seminole County Laundry P i l e *n W h i s t l e PI9 W. 3rd. Sandwich Shop PA 2 J1U pa :u u Karlyle HouKholder Sanford Electric Co. Cur. 2nd ft Magnolia PA MM! County Troktcutor �•i -------------- ristaas And 'Snow Jobs' Scheduled inow-job* from ill the u l e i iff parimmta from here on out. Some of the gadget* that iprowl from fertile ute* mlmli i t (hii te n o n are — i i the Broadway aet would a ir-re a l (aaiera TaFo. for metance U*e luclte cocktail atlrrtr with an electric bulb on the itlrring end — for alirring coektalli in blackout!. Dr.pile the fact lhat practically nobody aver hia occailon to etir cocktalla In the dark, thla thing aold right out abortly after it went on aalc in a New York atore. The real atroke of senlua In the liquor line, however, la not on the market yet became of la* and IIermine difficuiliee. Thla la the portable martini, in the handy vrat-pockcl or handbag »De. clothed In a traniparcnt, tcaletl plaatlc envelope. Might Market It Tha brainwave for thua packaRlnjc cocktalla for portage be­ tween oaaea came from the 31inneaota Mining and Manufacturing M COAT ALKYD FLAT WALL PAINT When Reading Fails Set Up A Physical fanforb Viralb Co r which make, the polyeater film that enclovci the drink with­ out imparting any flavor to It. Liquor rompaniex are laid to bo inveatigattng the poialbiUty of marketing the pocket cocktalla (they're only being di*lributed to fricndi s i gift* by the Minncaota company now*. One difficulty in marketing la law requirement that a tax .letup mini be tlr itroyrd on opening. At preaenl, the bag can be aclitorrd or bit­ ten open anywhere on it* aurfare. A holiday pilch thought up hy one purveyor of .pirita, Schenlcyby name, ia a fancy Christmastime vodka decanter aimed di­ rectly at deadliest* who atop by to cadge drink* The bate of the bottle la a metal bank with alota labeled "coin*," "tip*," and " ‘‘I.O.U.’a." Attached i* an auto­ matic pencil and a pad of f.O.U. blank*. Vicuna, a soft- touch fabric of growing reputation apparently haa roomed to record popularity In Christina* buying One atore rrporti vicuna fa in lo be three llmra aa high aa they were In the 1957 Christmas teaion. Vicuna amnking Jackrl* run aa high a« $MO; lounging robe*, $759. One allractive ilrm that baa juat been announced, though not neceiiarily i* a Chriitma* gift Idea, i* a telephone with a builtin laniliilng lyatrm. According to the Danro Telephone Co., of New York, which drvrloped the phone, an automatic radiation unit emit* ultra violet rays lhat kill bacteria and vlrosea within accnnda after the mouthpiece i* returned to III real. It keep* the comer cation clean. DENVER —(UPI I—If a child OTftrt t i i r n o mo4*ra ( m l can't read well, he may need a colon t m which to choaee thorough physical examination. four I m n l l u m M w A lick child won't read well and can bo hampered by vlalon or hearing prohlemi, aald the Colora­ do State Medical Society. If the child la found to be In good health and allli ha a difficulty with reading, the Society’* ex­ pert* advlaed piyehologleal and paychialric aid. Too often, parent* bjpaa* or 1.45 q t - 5.10 g a l. avoid children’! reading problem* until there la a icrloua deficiency In the child'* educational advanco rnent. Parent* ahould become con cerned a* loon aa a child begin* to lag In reading, the export* LUMBER CO. By LYI.B C. MII-SON laid. If the reading problem ia allowed to drill on Into the third, 700 FRENCH AVE. WASHINGTON (CPI) - When fourth and fifth gradea. the child George Meany, h e a d man of FA 2-7121 may fall *o far behind in achool work that he never wtU catch up AFL-CIO, talks b InhiI organiird labor telling up it* own |K>liifral party It ia appropriate to mark the dato aa an hlitorlr Deration. That la appropriate because George Meany la a cautious, conaervatlvr Individual who inora than any other in the modern labor movement If heir to the caution and eon.rrvallam and the thinking of the late Samuel Wfl MiU Gompera; to hit patrlotl.m, at Aaywhorc well. Samuel Crimper* might lie the la Th* U. S. A. name of a race horse nr of a movie magnate, long dead, so far We Have A Nice Selection Of aa today’s Americana are con­ cerned. He was, however, the Freshly Cut Canadian Christmas Trees. great man of tht CJ* labor movement, a cigar • maker by trade who waa bom in England and who died Dee. 13, 1920, full of honora confrrrrd by hit adopted homeland. FA 2*2924 24*1 Hanford Avo. Gompera waa one of tha faun ilrri of the AFi. and its president from that founding in IMA until hi* death, rxerpt during the year GATOR THE CHANTICLEERS tmts. Riltlth Socialism Gompera wa* firmly againit or ganitrd labor •riling up It* own political party although a* an Fng llihmin he muit have hern Inllm atrly aware of the political movement sparked hy lirttiih la. bar In ttno which i« the powerful British Sorlalitt Party of today. Perhaps that was because Gomper* aim waa acu'ely aware of what waa happening in*ble the Itrillih party, The substantially rotucrv alive llritlsh laboritrs who founded a party 31 years ago had no suiplrlon, ir. their innocence, lhat they actually had contrived the political cradle of bigtlmr British socialism. NEW YORK (UPI) - The con Unulng struggle over the racial Integration of schools was chosen by editors of United Pres* Inter­ national today a t the biggrit news story of !91g. They noted that the battle wa* waged atl the way from the Su­ preme Court of the United Slates to remote hamlet a in the South. Integration confronted the Ameri­ can people with one of the most acute aocologlcal problems since the days of Becon*truction The other nine top stories picked by the editors I. American end Russian proties into outer space, bringing within the range of possibility intendin' tary travel by human beings. 3 The Democratic victory at the November poll*, giving the party the biggest roncre nional majority since the high tide of the New, Deal. ♦. Anglo-American intervention in I-ehanon and Jordan. S. The resignation of Sherman Chanticleers Head Festival Schedule Coaches, Managers Heading the Winter Music Fes­ tival schedule are the Chant* cleera, who will entertain Mutual Concert Avvoclation inemler* Jan. Id In the Sanford Civic Center The Sanford iwrformance will be part of their third Iranicon(menial lour in six year*, which The Senior Choir of the First Methrtlvl Church will *H« a cantata "The City o! the S,;r, by Wilson. Sunday evening during the 7:30 service. Adama and the indictment of The service will be broadeari Bernard Goidfine on charge* of over WTBR. ^ contempt of Con tress 6 The death of Pope Pfue XII and the election of John XXIII 7. The economic upturn In the United Slate* 8. The Bed government'* con­ solidation nf Its rule over the The Chancrl Choir of the First Chinese mainland, aid the him Presbyter)vn Church will present hardment of Qucmoy. It wa< a Ihp annual candlelight service Sun­ year in which Priplng appeared day at 3 p. m. In the church aaneto have won equal status with tutry. The choir i* under the Moscow In directing the strategy di-rction* of Mr*. George Touhy. of world communism tlve Senior High Fellowship will _ 9. The Chicago school lire hold a Chriitma* supper imme- » 10 The stabbing of Johnny Siom dlately afler at fi p m panato hy fjn a Turner'* daugh­ ter Other stores that wun prominent Shop For Christmas mention The Berlin crisis: the At crolte of the Nautilus under tho North Pole: Dt Gaulle's rise to power: Ihc railroad d l'aiter at Newark. N.J.: Pasternak reject* the Nobel t’rire; Alr?‘;a win* statehood: the Spring bill, N S . mine disaster; plane collision over Nevada kill* 49; death of Mike Todd In an airplane crash. Chancel Choir Set For Yule Program Needed For Teams will last alx months. Each of the four (two tenors, baritone and basil wa* once a soloist with the Robert Shaw Chorale, When Thr loruialinn of a Biddy lla* kethall League for boy a from A Shaw didn't tour one year, they tn II year* of age I* being hamtook a working sabbatical lhat be­ | pered by lark of adult enachea came permanent becauer of their and manager*. Arrangement* have been made popularity. use the National Guard Ar­ Tile association has not become ' to mory. The rrcreatlon department completely divorced, however, as will provide equipment and nffithe Chanllrterra freuucnlly give concert* with the Hubert Shaw rial* morning* have been Chorale, and only recently toured setSaturday aside for league games, with Europe with the famous slngrri. By 1921, however, and the year* pract Ire leiaion* arrangrd by thr McmhcrshJpi arc atill available eoarhei. Biddy Basketball U a immediately preceding (Jumper*' death the socialist identity »,( in the Mutual Concert Association, new program, similar to Little what Is mi* railed tlio British which will conclude its drive nest League Baseball. Play arras, Labor Party waa clearly evident wrrl. Workers are attempting to equipment ami rule* arc modified fla first anil lung limi- secretary, contact,** many "live perfor­ for the group's physical capacity. the man wlio molded it in the so mance'' lover* in Sanford aa pos­ Sixty Loya will ho given an op­ elatlit pattern was. himself, an sible. Those who have not teen portunity to play If six trains Intellectual and a socialist, the called may contact Mrr. R. V. ran lie formed. Adult ieadrrihlp late James Itamtay MacDonald Cooper, Sir*. Don Fletcher, or must lie secured before the first MacDonald came It lie British Mr*. Frank 3lc',ace r. hoy ran enter the league. Nelson and Neal, famous piano Adult* interested in helping (hr prime minister In time. Your rorrevpondent Intersleurd tram, also have been looked for Brtreallon Department add this Itamsay MacDonald in 1923 In the a return performance. The stage activity lo ita program are asked ■mall House of Common* office will resound Feb. 3 with the an- to eontart Ronald Perry at the allotted lo the leader nf Ills Maj lici of the Dance Drama Group. Civir Center office. eaty’a loyal opposition. The L aW The three musical evenings, Jan Party bad come so far aince 1900 Jfl, Feb. and Mar. 20, will liven as to lie second most numerous the Sanford winter with programs In the Home of Commons at the that should uppeal lo all ages, Worker* are asked to report to expense ef the somewhat left-wing Liberal Parly. The Contervativc; Jlrs. Kohrrt Conn, campaign 11 .-inn an. during the weekend. were In power The Association, headed hy Frank Mulch BejecUea It.im-ay MacDonald recom­ Mr bane J r . ha* stressed the mended In that Interview that ilirrefuld pleasure of a ticket The Rebel* Quartet, featured to­ morrow during Navy Appreciation US. labor follow the Brltah lea-1 given at a Christmas gift. Day, currently are doing more •ml rrratc a political party nf its live broadratling and telrratUng own. The United Press New York than any olher gospel quartet in news desk referred that London .Select House Plants America. dispatch promptly to Sam Comp As Christman (sifts era for rommrnt. With snap ai, I Hcra’a a rhriatma* gift you can Their lelevitiun appeal i* out vigor the oh! man repudiated the give to alrnnit everybody — bouae standing, and their first lerie* on WFLA-TV, Tampa, hail the highest whole idea. No ymlitleal party for plants. rating of any live program on the him! Howard your friends and op But. be sure to make your plant air anywhere in the area, The potc your onrmlct, was Gompera' selection match the rarr it it like­ four men currently are seen in politiral creed Meany wasn't vrry enthusiastic ly in receive, advises the Decem­ two half hour show* weekly on thla week about setting up a labor ber Issue of Better Homes A Gar­ the Tampa station and once a week in Orlando, party. He said it would he done dena maeaaine. Some plants will takr neglect, Member* of thr Rrbeli Quartet If tabor could not otherwise gain Its political objective*. The 2.M2 oilier* need quite * bit n! atten­ are well known in Sanford for their listening delegates of the New tion. Give one of these lo rela­ performances at Seminole High School, ai writ a* television apYnrk AFI, CIO runs rollon, how­ tives with a green thumb. iranrri. The quartet Include! ever. greeted the Idea with boom­ Aa a general rule, the special e Kitchen*. Horace Parrish. Christmas plants such at pointeting cheers. Gompera wouldn't have been lias and mums rail t>r given free­ Jimmy Taylor and London Parri*, cheering had he been there Hr ly on your gilt list. A daily check the one with the real "low down" watched laliur go political in hi* on watering will tie all they need, voice. native lend and wa* not pleased. until the blooms fade and the During Navy Appitrillion Day. the Kebela will th art the muiic (Above form PMs Frl, Dec. II plant* are discarded. honor* with tho Fiv* Owla, who alio are televised In Orlando. Ar­ rangements for the entertainment have been made by the SanfordSeminole County Jayreea. Art llarria and Rill Bromley are ro "If a dove ta a songbird then chairmen nf Navy Appreciation valionlsta, who warmly support the hill, and sportimen, who violently that makes Elvis Presley an opera Day. oppose It. singrr . A glance at the letter* jamming file rases, boxes and rloset* In An avid sportsman, film star Huutfh Holds Record Uelolti'a office show* that both Clark Gable, fired off a firm let­ ABILENE. Tex. —(UI*I> - Sam ■Idea occasionally loar Into flight* ter aiming In pump thr bill full of my Baugh. Hardin Simmons Uni buckshot. Gable said he would veraily football roach, hold* the of eloquence. "Please help ua to protect these "like to go on record aa definitely National Football League rernrd symbols of peace and grotlene** opposing llii* or any olher bill of 117 touchdown passes. Slingln' In a world wlierr these qualities whirh would probihit dove shoot­ Sammy complied the mark with the Washington Redskin*. are rapidly diminishing," a San ing in California." Francisco woman wrote recently. Caught in the erotsflre of cor­ A l-n* Angeles suorl email dis­ respondence, the State Department agreed. ‘The dove la nut the molt of Fish and Game haa manfully peaceful bird It ts the (ierceat. tried In straddle the fence. Dove* will move In on eitle* and “We Uke the doves," officials cause more damage than pigeon* say, "and our first ot-jeelive is to are now doing." see that the species la able lo Both factions make full. If In­ maintain ttaelf" consistent, referrn.-e to the Bible: "The Bible refer* lo doves 20 They admit, though, that Call time* for us to lake a lesson in fornla's dove population i* Inrreas ing pretty fast, even though 120,000 peace, gcntlenc** and all lhat is hunter* now bag about three mil­ beautiful in this troublesome lion do*** a yrar in the atatr. world ” "The It,Me does r»d make the Official* feel lhat chief reason dove a sacred bird God put game for the dove*' survival It their on thi* earth to be taken by- "highly adaptable nesting habits." Dovra are able lo hatch their man. . . ” Not is there a trermrnl about young on thr ground, tn orrhardi, whealfirldt, rock* or buildings. the voire of the dove: But it'* hard In tell what their "One of the most pleasant sounds I remember from my first future will be If Assembly Bill yrar in California la tha cooing 2107 is defeated-or at least pi of doves, , gcon holed. Rebel Quartet Set For Local Concert WE HONOR T H E - NAVY M N A V Y Appreciation Day SAT. DEC. 13th ,« .S A N E O R D i SACRAMENTO, Calif. -tU lM ) What will the Demorrata do about the dove*? This question threaten* to make a long winter longer for California sportsmen and ronarrvaUonlita as they await tha atari of the Democrat controlled state legisla­ ture In January. The eauae nf their eonrera: V (vending bill whirh would spare dove* from huntors and place them on th* Hit of protected aonghlrds in California. The target of their concern: The Assembly Fish and Game Committee, whirh haa had Aa sembly Bill 2307 in it* neit for about II months. Committee rhairman Frank P. Belolli. a Republican from Eu reka, estimates that he and hia colleagues have received more than 15.000 dove letters. The eorresponde.vee I* about equally divided between conaer- Salute You Navy IT IS A PRIVILEGE FOR US TO CLOTHE THE MANY FINE NAVY MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES. General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY S12 EAST FIRST STREET (< 'u y ; / : .I FA 2-1981 (.<•^1 ee-t L , ^ l „ l«ar > ri r 1, 1 - • • I ■*d'»i 41 v *•**-■««* * Phone FA 2-0251 . k W-♦ », L > f r p i '- 'M i r 'M S S S .IS * SO* I t S l i s C S h ir m o n C o n c r e te P ip e Vulcan Matariol* Company c o N c im r in d iv is io n McCracken Road • Sanford C Dove Symbol Of Battle, Not Of Peace We Integration Story Tops 01 Year, Editors Decide ‘‘Methodist Choir Schedules Cantata Washington Window Baggs Curb Market I I hr 9 M Pojre 14—Frt„ Dec. 12, 19S8 PHONE FA 2-1151 II. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT Aaaoe. Enjoy L ife with Retirement Sw ings Tun-*. HoaaiM, improvements make retire­ ment years more xiti-fying and abundant! Not all i-ompany retirement plans rover your mvtl* So why not atari retirement viving* now' We ll help your saved dollar* grow hy adding ibovo-avrrngc rettirttl •tradily . . . keep them safe till needed. Stop by. Open your retirement saving* ac­ count today and rnjnv a happier future! �^_ W m[W , Dm . K, 1953—Pir* 15 Cl»f fsnltrb Vrralft ew Changes In Social Security Law (Fellow lag Is the Mrtad tl l*o woo l get thr money unltts they lispalcbet tellleg about forlhcora- file claim!. changet in Um Soelal Security You. or tomronr you know, may I hr one of them. BY LOUS CAMEL* Thrir right to brnrfits strm i WASHINGTON —f CPI)— There from a series of amendments to Ire ■bout 400.000 people in tlx* t ’. the Social Stcurlty law which Congress enacted at iu recent ses­ who are newly rlifililr for So- sion. Here are the principal group* ial Security payments. affected T V fcvrial Security Admlmstra Disabled Workers and Families it trying to loratr them to Since 1937. disabled worker* who vlae thrm ol tfarlr rights. They are covered by the Old Are and Survivors Insurance <OkSl) nro* have keen aide to collect, shop For Christmas gram lirglnnlns at age an. the same At monthly benefit! thry would have gotten had they retired at age 03. About 200,000 disabled worker* are drawing these benefits. Now, for the llrs; time. Ihcif dependents also arc eligitde for benefits—on the same bs*l* *v de­ pendent* of retired worker* Thera are about tso.ooo of them. But they C x H iK ifiA ' BRING THIS AD — it gets you See Our NEW LOOK al 319 W. 13th SI. 10% DISCOUNT On Your N «» Dry ClMKlng Order — At Philips Colonial Drive • In 319 W. 13th 81. mutt file appUealiont it local tod il tecurity office* Alia, thousand* of disabled worker* who were prr*iou«ly turned down are now eligible for Imuranee benefit!. The law used to contain two rrciuirrmrnts fur eligibility. First, the worker need­ ed to have Social Security credit for at lc»*t five out of the ten year* before he became disabled And second, he hid to show that he had been working it a job covered by Social Security for at lead one and a half out of the last three year* before he became dis­ abled The second of these require­ ment* has been abolished. Any dltahlrd worker who was turned down because of It should Imme­ diately file a new application. Aged Pareat* The new legislation hberalttea the condltioni under which lurvlrort’ benefit * are payable to p ar­ ents who were dependent on a a worker covered hy Social Se­ curity. Prewo.i»ly« dependent par ent* were not eligible (or benefits If the deceased worker also was survived by a spouse or child. Now dependent parents who sur­ vive an insured worker are cn tilled to benefit* regardless of whether other members of the worker* family are drawing sur vivor's cheeks. There are about 90,000 mch de­ pendent parrnts. Social Security t* hiving a very bard time locating CluaHabk Soonin nice residential locations 3 Bedroom Homes Kitchen Equipped Screened Torch Venetian Wind* Lifetime Terrnr/n Floor* City Fire & Toilet TrotMtion—l,ow Insurance H ales £ LoahigJze/i CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. su w. stta si. >i Mmit FA S-I1M thrm. They muil file applications to get their check*. Adopted Children I'nder the old law, a child must have been adopted at le n t three years before an insured worker died in order to be counted in figuring the family's survivor's benefit*. That reitrirtion ha* now been eliminated An adopted child counts like any other child, re gardlesa of the time of adoption. DUabled Children In the pad, ihiahlrd children over II year* ef age qualified for benefit* a* dependent* only if ii was shown thry had been receiv­ ing at least half of their support from a retired or deceived parent who was covered by Sendai Securi­ ty inivirance. Now ditibled child­ ren over t« rmml the same a* ehildrrn under I* In computing dependant benefit*, without any necessity of showing that they got half their support from the insur­ ed parent. Lake Mary It* Elite Jane Keogh Circle g of the UPW will meet nevt 1 nr sitay- at ft ii. m at the home of Mr*. J M, Thompwm for the circle Christmas party Kach one is asked lu bring a gift for the exchange. Secret pals for the year will be disclosed. Serving with Mrs. Tompson as cobnetc#* will Iw Mrj. Art Ailing. r ir.de 2 sponsored a thicken and yellow rice supper in the ( ommunity Church Educational building Saturday evening. Thr committee served 13<v dinners. The- wish to esprets their appre­ ciation In til there who helped make the supper such a Success and In the many many people who attended. The home room mothers of the local school met Monday afternoon to decide what is In be aerved at the (.hriitnm parlies to be held Friday afltmooa. Kach classroom will present a five minute program followed by ll-etr party In individual rooms. Mr* Mildred Donoldann and Mrs. Damon fteolt itrve is PTA room rrpresentive chairmen. News ilemi for this cumin unity are accepted al Gleason's storr or by telephone —FA2-MM. New Honor Coming NEW YORK -tU I 'll — Angtia Enter* I* world known *» a dance mime, novelist and artist She has now aigned to make her first appraranre as a dramatic actress tn "Kashomen." due on tlmadway in January. jt f K u " M p ' ' *1J T T ^ i * Globus Hystericus 25 Years Later, His Dream Is Nearer Or Lapsus Lingeau Give You Trouble? NEW YORK -< U n> -H ow long has it been since you've had • globus hystericus, or, for lhat mat­ ter. a lapsus linguae* If you say "never,” ‘■you're just not lip with pivehiatric lingo. The former is a "hysterical symptom in which there is a lump in the throat." And the latter’ A slip of the longue. Doctors, as a matter of fact, have the darndcs! words for the simplest thing*. If your doc says you're suffering from pavor noeturnu* he means you'rr having nightmare* Mysophobia means thr morbid fear of eerms dirt or contamination. Compulsive hand washers all from that Folks who wont go near the water have aquaphobia. Those who fear stranger* have xenopho­ bia Persons scared of bird*, cat* ami tings will find toophnhla on their mrdlcal chart* The latest Physician's Guide tn rsvehlatne Terms also defines some commonplace words. Grief, for cvample. Is described as "a normal emotional response to an rvlrrnal ton. It subsides within a reasonable length of time; tn he distinguished from depression." You’ve heard, too. of mania? To the doctors, it meant a mental Illness chararterired by accelera­ tion of speech, thought and bodily movrmenti, excitability and mood elation!" If the doc puts "panic - on your medical recort he means you've had "an acute attack of Interne, overwhelming anxiety with a large degree of personality rltsor* gtnlratinn." Husbands may be able to use the word "logorrhea" when de­ scribing the little woman ll means excessive tslktng If the doctor say* jour "id" Is sick, he's referring to "the part ef the personality that harbors your un.onseiuut strivings and in stinrtivr drstres." Ami when the doc* •*) "word salad" they're not thinking of something In eat They niran "a mixture of word* and phrases lacking comprehensive meaning" See? Caught Red-Faced NEW HAVEN. Conn —lUI’ll When firemen answered a false alarm at a high school they (uuml principal Nathan J. Denny re»<!> with the explanation, lie admitted lhat he had touched off the alarm himself while attempting to re­ place a pane of glass on an alarm Iwx. MEMPHIS, Term - ( t 'l ’D - l t took 23 years of scrimping and an understanding wife for De. Darwin Kttnnel* to rralise hit dream. Rut hr never thought of turning hack. "I've alway* had a yearning for medicine, even In high school." •aid the 44*y ear-old "studtnt" doctor and father of two. Next September, flannels will finish Ihc three year* of residency Gaining required for certification a* a specialist. Then hr will ba ready to begin practice as an obstetrician. Dr. Ratinrl* ha* been "getGig education a* financial mean* per­ mitted,” and he'a thr first to ad­ mit that 'i't wouldn't have Fern possible without my wife." "We did It together,' 'he said. A I'niversily of Tennessee graduate in home economics, Mrs. Darnels did everything from Tin­ ning ■ studtnt riHiming hou-e to teaching srhool to help foot her husband'! college bill*. When RanneD finished high *th el in Lancaster County, Pi., In ll'.tl, hr began working as is •lay laborer for a farm contractor Three y-tsrs liter, he got a Jnh I* an attendant at the Masonic Homes Hospital at Elltahethon, Pa “Ever since I got into hovpl’al work I have desired nothing but Bridges Is 'Proud' Of Japanese Wife bedside medicine—that ii, workkg with the patient." ha said. In 1939, Ranntls entered the School of Nursing for Men of Pennsylvania Hospital and after graduation became a registered gradual* male nurse. During World War II. he aerrod at a chief pharmacist male In the Navy, spending three monthi In Ihr Panama Canal Zone and alsvard a destroyer escort in the South Pacific. With bis muttering out pay, ha enrolled at Temple University and Ihen wen! on to graduate from Jefferson Medical College, New, after serving out hie oMye«r internship and two yeira ef residency training, the end Ii In sight for Dr. Rannel*. "I have an older brother. Her man, who hat been practicing obstetric* since 1941, he **td. “I guess lhat influenced me sonltvsbst.” Deipit* the long struggle. Dr flannels has never thought ef turning hark from his gnat. "My long medical experience made me determined to special­ ise," bo nid "I limply held onto tbit determination." a dcred the county clerk In issue them a license. "My wife sure had to stand up to a real lest, right at the start." Rndget aaid. "I'm more proud of hrr now- than I was beforr." Hr said the fM year old Nevada law prohibiting marriage between a t'lu rasillt ami go llrirnlxl rams a* a "complete »ufpn*e." The new Mra. Bridge* it a sec­ retary In a San Francisco lavs Simp For Christmas firm. She was horn in l/i» An At (rles. "I think Ute Judge a derision it wonderful." the Hid "but 1 think It Ii deplorable that Pit case ever had lo come up." District Judge Taylor Mines up­ held Dridses, asserting * fight to 211 E. ltd NEW YORK lU P U -A n of marry "Is the right of ihr indiv­ ft ill nf the t r a d Pencil Manufac­ idual. nnt of the raer". turers Association It out tn Identi­ fy Theodore Roosevelt as closely with lead pencil* at George Wash­ ington ever wav with cherry Irret •Sincere Congratulations nr Abraham t.tn-oln with log cab Ins And Appreciation To "T I! * prolific use of lead pencils was so widely rrcognlied." Our Navy Base according to Clyde N'issen, rxr* rtitive vire president of the asso­ We’re Proud To ciation. lhat during hi* Inaugura linn in 1903, the presidential re­ ception committee wore white silk Have Your Here In ribbons to which were fastened slender, elegant three Inch lead pencil*, earh crowned with a gold plated cap and beautifully coated vstilt white lacquer.” N'issrn pointed nut that a lead pencil it even on rxhlldt at the Theodore Roosevelt Museum in New York. It was the pencil T. R. lived in 1911 to scrawl what he thought would be Hi) last metsage while seriously ill with Jungle fev■i . t .» ir in llr.ml Among "lit stork dot mu cuts ( , i f i \ h i j[ i drafted in pencil" by the 2filh President ami "preserved for pos­ terity," N'issen added, was hit ad­ FA 2*3342 117 S. Macnollfl dress in t9to to the Nobel Trite Committer RENO. Nev, (L 'Pb—l-onjshore leader Harry llririgr* said loday be was "proud" of his pretty Nisei bride for standing with him in a sueressful fight to overcome Nevada's law against interracial marriages. Bridges, 37-year old president of ihr GilfrntGxnil longshore men s and Warehousemen's Union wed Miss Nnriko i Nikki i Sawada. 33. Wednesday after a judge or- Walk Softly, But Carry Lead Pencil Sanford POW ELLS l We consider it a pleasure to be able to serve and associate with the fine people in the N a v y ... and sincerely hope that we may continue to serve them tn the future ! We join with the rest of Sanford and Seminole County in saluting you on . . . yiauij. flfipheciaHan (Doty! W .tAMMB, K0M M �•* v :T S 3 H * iw v ■ S V t o y p c . ■■•:.%_;,*7 ;• .*•, •• ¥ l§ iP * ? •' % p 5* - ' b r - r,. : S cd u h tc te yo u . I r. I 1 :m i p - ■ ■ t *- r ! Proudly we salule the men of our N avy. . courage in time of w a r. . . fur their steadfast for their high devotion to the finest Weals of citizenship. May all of us take inspiration from their devoted service ami pledge ourselves to keep America strong and free. Our Standing Invitation ■n k * •* .« y . « s - t , J*T rfro ^skL MfSSSi M r# iMi BEDDU /f iV . ii “ •‘ ■ m — » •>»«■ WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W* tattle j n k k i N r p a l s s M |l% baa yaa a M m r M ly . Pick a* year lar at Ike Sana Offla. Odfcain & Tudor, luc. >• aaO* n u iu n r odham . p m . a n 7** ftaatln* _ 0 g M £ _ l^ u l7 !M a Wtk S t Pin— FA M »»l " g fe �V_ News Briefs Sign Of The Times LONDON (U P D - A fleet Street pub a i l ready for a Joyoui Noel. It (ported a algo reading: “Avoid Christmas ruih—drink now." Reds Offer Travel HONG KONG (U P D - A Com muntit • operated travel bureau here today offered a five-day tour of Communiit Chinese people’i communes just north of the border for the equivalent of $20. Maneuvers Started I 00K1XG AT KXinniT-Vicw in p o n r of Ihc static ex hibits at the Sanford Naval Air Station during open house arc, left to right, Ed Hclnemnn, Douglas Aircraft vice p r e ­ sident nntl designer of the AftD; Gov. LeRo; Coll Ins, ('apt. James D. Unmage, commander of Heavy Attack Wing One, and Donald Douglas Jr., Douglas Aircraft president. .Local Station Despite a chit! brcetc Friday afternoon at the Sanford Naval Air Station, Ihouiandi attended the public open home, and thrilled to the sight of the giant A3D Si.ysvainort aa they flew tn formation 0Vv!.m- ro. t cl* Is and high-ranking Naial ofials fleers stood with the crowd as they watched the attack lom'-crs ln earner-type maneuvers, and come to a halt £?„ • r ' ,• ,",T‘’hM' . „...................... bcveral of the Navy dignitaries Seminole 4-H’ers #Win Dairy Honors Seminole 4-H'crs received hon­ or* at the i;ih annual M l Club area dairy show in Orlando. Satnrj ay 7’ ,, . __ , .................... . ,.I, „ _ . ^ni.i'jrrsrv h.s clehbmonthsold, Jersey h"ifrr heifer. Top Notch Estelle Linda * *0 cond place In the Junior heHer rlaii. In the overall competition. (ibid. Include* U (tore on record .keeping, show loir the a .lllty of l.ie rionlrstant, fitting aa! com it Ion of the animal and a classification lype score of the animal Owen re reived, a total of (U. points am! a blue ribbon. Catherine Cammack showed her two-year obi Jersey cow. Aim Katherine Iris ’, to third place In her clan and a red rlblwn with a total of If 3. Dave Thomas Gen eva also placed his Jersey hrifrr, - “Tammy", in llir red ribbon • group with a score of *0 f In a judging contest which fot lowed the showing of the animals by the 4-IFcrs. Seminole County plsred second in a field of si* teams. The team was tu rn posed of Owen Cammack, Catherine Cammack and Dave Thomas, all of Geneva, and Tommy Wlederhold, Lake Mary. It scored a total of 311 points out of a possible COO. Tommy Wlederhold and Owen %CaCmmsck won individual Imnors. Tommy was second high scoring Individual in the contest. Owen Ued for fourth place. Other Semlnoic County 411'ers and parent* attending the show were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas and Ferry Thomas, Geneva: Mr Elbert Cammack and Franc Cammack, Geneva. David Yates, Sanford, and Cecil A. Tucker, II. Seminole C o u n t y Agricultural •#Agmt. Yule Rush Hits; Trucks Are Needed The Sanford Dost Office sent out an emergency plea this morning for extra trucks to carry Incoming packager. The heavy Christmas mall has more than taxed the farlhlhi of dflhe local post office. Already onestake truck has been obtained from the Navy. Itrsidrnta mailing packages and Christmas cards arc reminded to use the Dost Office annex on Se­ cond St., in the old Bulrk Agency building. Use of the substation eli­ minates standing in line, as the annex does not handle Incoming i*all •Sid Baney Is New Squadron Leader Cdr. Sid Barney relieved Cdr. William Spiegel this m-rnlng as commanding officer of Heavy At­ tack Squadron One in ceremonies at the Naval Air Station, Jackson­ ville. The new skipper has been with Hat Wing One since IM0. and wras aarecently executive officer of VAII v 3 Ills wife, Martha, and two child­ ren, Sidney J r . and Dennis Lee, are residing in Sanford. VAII-I will move trntn Jacksonville lo the Sanford Naval Air Station In February. ______ Docket Is Sounded Judge Wilson Alexander handed down Judgments on a heavy Semi­ nole County dockrt this morning. ^Misdemeanors and traffic viola­ tions took up most of lha threepaga docksL fflft H a n fo r d VOL. XLIX AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1958 SANFORD, FLORIDA TEHRAN. Iran (U P D - Joint Iranian • American naval maneu­ vers begun Sunday in the Prrslan Gulf will continue through Thurs­ day an o f f i c i a l announcement said today. Navy Appreciation Day Purge Under Way Termed Very Successful Troops To Invade If West Attempts To Break Blockade BUDAPEST, Hungary <UPD-A political purge ol leading officials After earrfully counting [dales In the Hungarian catering industry Is now In progress, it was reported served during Navy Appreciation today. Day, officials estimated that 3.0P0 people were icrvcd chicken pilau Miami Opens Airport In Fort Mellon Park, Saturday. MIAMI IUPD— Miami today opened Its ultra modern 26 mil­ The cold drink stands dispensed lion dollar airport terminal, de­ 2.300 hollies of pop, while the colsigned to put this city in the fore­ fee committee poured 3,000 cups front of Jet age travel. of coffee. The crowd was larger, since many came to listen to the High Court Rules For Green Orange; No Orange Oranges Many Visited Sanford; Comments Interesting Over 300 Attend Elks Charity Ball Civitans To Hear Dr. J. W. Pearce Gov. Collins Tours Naval Air Station Jaycees Selling Christmas Trees Tournament Ends; Best For Mayfair NO. East German Leader Talks W ar music of the Five Owls and the Hebei*, who gave their all as they sang on a tmek parked on the diamond. It was a heaullful. warm sunny day. and the guest* felt most ap­ preciated as (hey heard Mack Cleveland Jr and U. S. Rep. Syd llrrlong praise the Navy and It* relationship with Sanford. Hrrtong said, "I have never seen TROPHY PRESENTED—Adm. Wendell G. Swltrer (left), a town (hat liked anything as commundcr of fleet air, Jurk-sonville, pregents the Carrier Blast H urts Score much as Sanford docs the N av. Airman sit ip Trophy tn Cdr. Rny Kemandex, commanding SHKRHHOOKE, Que. (U P D - An You have Iwcn taken to the hearts explosion levelled a four-story officer of Squadron Eleven, after tho '*CheckertallV from of Sanford cilUens." furniture store and a two-story the USS Franklin I). Roosovelt won tho plaqua in the flew with competing squadron per- house today and Injured at least Cleveland gave (ho Navy Appre­ »onne! as they vied for the Car- a score of persons. ciation Day address, saying. "The sixth bombing derby here. rier Alrmamhlp Trophy, present* Navy lias Joined in all our civic ed for the first time, activities. There are no barrier* ft Runs In Family Crowd* visited static display* in here between the people In our MARSEILLES, France tUl’D j reccntty-complctrd hangar and Mrs. E m 111 c Vincente, whose community. While we realire that many of you will be hero with us ln ,hce,wl P1™'* ®f ‘he flight line, mother died 37 year* ago at the only a short time, we hope that ' V,,rn ,hl‘ 30 A3,)* Jn<1 ace of 108. died here Sunday fighters had landed, the public cyo night. She wai 1M WASHINGTON (UPD - The Su­ you will come back to Sanford turnid to the viewing stand where preme Court upheld today an or­ to live permanently." tr r phies were presented. • The second annual Navy Appre­ der which prohibits Trxas and Trucking: Drive Set Mm and offi.cn of rarh squadSaniord enlerlatiioi visitor* from much impreired. There are more Florida growers from coloring or­ ciation Day was sponsored by the ron l i n k u p ' a i ' attention before w ^ r l l Z E I n i anges with “ Red 32", a coal tar Sanford Scmio"'c County Junior alt over the country last week. chain benefits and battle readiness The Mayfair Golf Open and the for tho dollar here than any place dye the government claimed . (l Chamber of Commerce. local civic . r *Ming One g sixth bowhing £• K-T ,* .'1 XoSESSTSSS Attack clubs served chirkrn pilau, role sixth Ikimhlng derby of Heavy At- I've »ccn." derby was announced. Wives, chit- been appointed a general organis­ poisonous. er of the big trucker* union. Today's derision was unani­ slaw, bread and celery to hungry lark Wing One attracted large fol­ Admiral Davia also rommcoled drm and guests watched eagerly, on the healthy spirit of coopera­ mous. with Justice William J. Navy personnel, who wrro admitt­ lowing*. th e Conover Trophy, given in ed free with their families. What were they saying? tion and rompcliliun found among Budgets To Get Axe Brennan Jr. speaking (or the court. memory of Cdr Conovrr, former In tor background, Jaycees mix­ Vice Adm. W. V. Davis, Deputy competing squadrons. TALLAHASSEE (L T D - Gov. The producers have claimed Hat-Wing squadron commander, ed the staw In laundry carta, and Commander in Chief, U.S. Atlantic Donald. Douglas, president of they don’t use enough Red 33 to Lritoy Collins and the Cabinet was presented to Squadron Nine carried hot pilau In huge pots. The Fleet: “ This (the bombing derby) by Vice Adm. M. V. Davis, deputy will open a series of hearings Wed­ do any harm. Under a special act chef. Cotton Brown, wandered look* very* Rood. Indeed. I am Douglas Aircraft: "These boys are doing a swell Job. The bomb­ eommander-in-chirf uf the Allant. nesday to try to rut down some of Congress, they ean continue to around In a dare, after cooking ing derby is great, and I like thia use it until next Marrh I. ttso million dollars in atate spend­ to Fleet. Cdr. Hoyd Harris uf l.ooo pound* of rice amt 300 chick­ part of (he country." Douglas also Rrd 33 was originally approved en* for the pilau Leftover food VAH-D accepted the award, which ing requests. remarked (hat ho was asked to by the federal government In 1339 waa taken to the Good Samaritan *• '° r lhf ,*»•<«» number remove his cost while pictures New Jet Unveiled a a harmless far use In food. T^trr P0' ”1* *^°rcd ‘J* •*l evrB** cx Home were taken with Gov. LeBoy Col­ cept the Airmanship Competition SAN DIEGO. Calif. (UI'D-The It hresme suspect as a possible Seated at the head table with lins. Th* Douglas plant la in Call* Lcdr. James A. Nelson division 01 of tiruriai General i»jDy rause of cancer. .u iiiiii accepted --X I'IOI Convair vein, an ui«i»iun llrrlong ami Cleveland were Capt. fnrnla ami II wai reld Friday la ,hr Nordcn TroPh> * f,’r *'r3t" llfn' namlca Corp. today unveiled what The Fowl A Drug Administra­ Lionel Arthur, Fdr. John Miller, Approximately .113 people at­ Sanford. m aiot(nuco of fl(|tht BCar« from it called the w orldi fastest Jet tion. after hearings, removed Ret! Capt. James Itamage Heavy At­ Hear Adm. J. C. Daniels, com* airliner—the Convair M0. It said 32 from the approved list In 1935. Cdr. Ed Winter, John Krider, Joel tended tho annual Elks* Charity Field. Jayece President Tommy Ball a( mo Mayfair Inn Hator- tack Wing One Commander: *T wandant o( su th Nava, l)Utr(e| the plane could ero*s the nation in The validity of the removal order McDonald,* Chaplain* W 111 i a ms day night. for ,, want to congratulate *11 you me* was at stakr In today's ease. The Fuller and Nihit iluhhle ami CtiarA reception was held prior lo on your bard work. The nation h u Th(, r*a‘r rier Atrmatnhl|I Tr0. D i hours. Mh U. S. Circuit Court ol Appeals Ue Morrison. Ihc dance at (he Elk’a Club. Kora benefltted from your effort*." j . ^ awar,|r,| for performance in In New Orleans ruled in favor of The park started filling |ronipUy d'oeuver* were prepared hy the Capt Ruth llrlnglc. command­ ,|lc demonstration was presented Mob Greets Official UAU1IAD, lra,|. (Uri)-U. & the (rowers but that derision was at 12:30. People re in lined until Elk's wives. At th* hotel, guests ant of mldthlpmen, U, 8. Naval F im a g 't s f U d i i / the musical groups stopped playing were greeted by Exalted Huler W. Academy: “It le wonderful to b* Cdr. R (). Vtfn)ard{a (rom R t/ r A,.* >iant cm.. m a ty oi S,a.r Gil­ R v risn l tftday, The dispute was taken to court at 3:13. The crowd wai seated on D, liardin and his wife, Peggy. A back in Sanford. I've never met Adm. Wendell Swilier, command liam Rountree arrived here today r r o t fiw t s|r< Jo, iionvllle. Judg- from Cairo to be greeted by an by the Florida Citrus Exchange hoards ptacrsl across comrele barkgroumi of organ music was as many friendly people at right inir , he air demonstration was angry, shun ling mob demanding and by Frank U. Schell, a Tam|>a blocks, loaned by Odhalu and Tu provided by York Music Company here." of Orlando, ,-a|lf |£otfrt KWcr director of that be turn around and go home, grower who originated the color- dor and Holloway Concrete. U. 8. Rep. 8yd Htrlong: "Th* added process. Elks Club banners wero draped publicity given Sanford during Art Karri* and Hill ilrumlcy ni|fhl |.atuacnt jih rr, j(,|. The growers contended that the were co-chairman of the celebra­ against the gay background of the this past week le Invaluable, end Rcar Adm. Kenneth Craig ar* public won't huy oranges with tion. Harris said this morning, Circus liar Room. Tables edged a well deserved. Hie few who ori­ tfved shortly before reremonirs Flooded Heater: green skins, the natural rotor of Wo want to thank all the mer­ crowded dame floor where people ginally fought the idea of an air from lf„, j [-rani.|m [j. B o w most ripe orangrt in Florida ami chants who donated food and mon­ were inspired by the music of Pete station hero have long since eatveil and awarded an individual No Fire Damage trophy to 1.1. Tom Kilclinc, pilot of The Sanford Fire Department an Texas. California oranges are rol ey to make Navy Appreciation Kukur and his Pnpulalrci. The rn their words." Porky Oliver, golf professional! the winning crew. Capt. James swrred a call at 1:23 this morning orrd during the growing process Day possible; the rivlc clubs for group contributed several novrlly and do not need touching up. helping with the work, amt the number* to the evening'* enter­ "Tho fishing Is as good ee ever, Kamago presented more trophies tainment. Roy Green, past exalted Brennan said the court was "not Navy for coming." but my golf could improve." to AOl Raymond llile, bombard­ at Edward Higgins Terrace, Apt ruler, gave the eleven o'rlork loavt, persuaded" by the industry argu Chick lUrtiert, runner up in Mayier-navigator. and ,\E2 Keith 3. Sluch hilarity resulted from the fair Open: “The course has never nient that the word* “ harmtes*"' Srhmig, third crewman. No damage was reported when and "poisonous" are relative grand march been mure beautiful. Your greensCdr. Joe Tully, former com­ a flooded heater caused a sudden Following the ball, guest* enjoy­ keeper (Bob Willis) has dons an words and refer only io Hie if manding officer of Squadron Five, ed the hospitality of Ihc Elks at a flare of fire. Firemen waited until feet of the substance "taken In tmaiing job of converting sandnow deployed in the Mediterran­ breakfast served at the Elk* Club. spur* to well kept fairway* " ean. accepted the Wing Command- the heater was operating proper a particular way and In parttral-1 Dr. J. Winston Pearce, putor of The entire evening wav reported lar quantities, on an organic sys Sanford a* a whole: "It was er's Trophy, given for the first ly before leaving the scene. the Flrat Baptist Church, lief.and. to l.c highly successful. Funds will fun, but thank goodness we aren't tern." time this year lo the squadron l*nrfit the Harry-Awia Crippled will be the guest speaker Thurs­ "This Is not a cam like the ex­ with the highest state of opera­ doing this every week I" Children'* Home in Umatilla, ample* put which remind us that day night for the rivitan Club tional efficiency. Cdr. Tully wilt Policeman’s Ball Dr. Pearce will tell the ilnry Russell Spencer was general pure water would be deleterious report to Washington lite r thia if taken at the rate of four gal­ of his trip around the world In chairman of the event. Other* as­ moth for duly. Vie* Adm. Robert Slated Saturday lon* an hour or common table salt 1937, for the special Christmas pro­ sisting were: Dick Mapes, enter­ Goldthwilie made the present!, tainment; Roy Green, publicity; gram. The Seventh annual Policeman's at several ounces," be said. tion. lie Is a graduate of Wake Forest Robert Htlhlmer, reservations and During the open house, wives of Ball will be held Saturday night College, Southern Baptist Theolo­ seating; Marcel Faille, decora­ Heavy Attack Wing One staff of­ at the Mayfair Inn. Proceeds will Seminary am* f University tions; Homer I.iltle, reception. benefit the Police Benevolent As­ Thurmond Hits Court gical ficer* served holdogs and cold Gov LeRoy Collins was greet* of Chicago, and Is it, *1 demand drinks lo visiting guests. Douglas sociation. ed Friday prior to th* NAB pub­ SOUTH BEND. Ind. (UPD - as a speaker at conventions, civic Tlcketi may bo obtained from all Sen. Strom Thurmond (DSC. ) Aircraft displayed the A3D In a lic open house hy Capts. James miniature version and gave away Sanford policemen for the 9 p. m. charged Sunday night that Su dubs and churches. Itamage and Lionet Arthur. Dinner reservations must bo tons of literature for puhlie edi­ dance, featuring Pete Bukur's premr Court rulings, admtnistra The governor toured the Sanmade with the Plnrrreit Inn hv •Topulalres'', fication. Hon bureaucracy and rongresilon Thursday morning The dinner will Christmas trece, wreath* »nd forxi Naval Air Station, accom­ al acts have undermined the U. 3 tie held at 7 p. m. tree stands went on sate yester­ panied by the two commanding of. Constitution. day afternoon In the Jaycco lot fan, J. Bralley Odham, Dan Wright, W. E. Patrick, T. E. on Frrneh Ave. The lot will he open from 10 a. Tucker and John Krider. With to many admirals (I) m. until 9 p. m. dally. Jayree R u b Hit Ry Train Mostly clouds through Turtdiy chairman ef the sale Is Mason aboard the station, Capt. Arthur BRIDGEPORT, Mich. (UI’D could 1* cieuied when he ad­ A Chesapeake St Ohio Railway with occasional rain today. High Wharton. Fund* will ho used to cample!* dressed the governor as admiral, freight train crashed Into a stalled today in the ISO’s. Somewhat cooler causing Collins to remark on Mi school bus at a crossing here to­ tonight with lew 49 to 5$. North­ Hie half-hull! Jaycee Information The fourth, and most succesafut, ed the imagination of the audi­ day and three popUa were reported easterly winds 13 lo 23 miles per booth, located on the lot with the quick promotion. CoIIlna Inspected the faculties of VAH-3 and rode Mayfair Inn Open golf tourna­ ence, which included many digni­ Injured. Christmas trees. hour today and tonight. in an A3D Skywarrior trainer ment was completed yesterday. taries, including Congressman with Vice-Admiral Davis. George Bayer, gangling former Hyd Iferlong, Carl Hubtell and Among thoso meeting the gov­ prh football player and a gallery Tom hhcefaan of the Ran Francisco ernor wero Frank Compton, direc­ favorite won the title in a story- Giants, tourney sponsor, and oth­ tor of plans and policies of North ers. book finish. American Aviation Inc., and DonTo the delight of hundreds, the Milling spectators followed Bolt. aid Douglas, president of Douglas title wasn’t derided until the final Finslerwald. Julius Horos and Aircraft. putt on the final hole. Winlnger until the news leaked Frank Mebanc J r , Mayfair inn out that Harbert had scored three manager, described this as the birdies and an eagle on four suc­ 'best" of the tournaments, from cessive hole*. Then they Docked to all standpoints. The weatherman see Harbert, flayer and Ranford'a cooperated on the final two days. Jiy Hebert battle it out. 1( was Just as Ixautiful Saturday Itayer, recogniied as the long and Sunday a* it was nasty Thurs­ biller in golf, was in trouble many limes. On each occasion, he rose day and Friday. Some 2,600 f a n s gathered to the challenge, thrilling his sup­ around the No. 1 tee for presenta­ porters with colorful and accurate tion of cheeks, an anti-climax to recovery shot, MIAMI (UPI>- Icy winds from the stirring final round which aaw (In No. 17, l alls of Harbert and one of the worst cold fronts of the several golfers make all-out bids Itayrr were almost touching on 1seasoo hlew down over extreme the green. After looking the situa­ for the title. North Florida today and were ex­ One by one, the challenges fell tion over. Harbert laid, ”1 might pected to bring fretting weather short. The final threat by a whis­ as well shoot, I can’t pass." Bayer tonight near Ihe Georgia border. tling old pro came closest. Chick replied. “I wiah you emild." But the weatherman aald heavy Herbert's great effort endeared As they teed off for Ihc last cloud blankets over Central Ftorhim le the heart! of the gallery, hole, a specMlor became over-en­ Ua probably wilt spare tha rich thusiastic, said: "go in the sand however. citrus belt from tha first frost aad Bayer thus became the second trap" as Bayer's ball sailed over treating weather ef th golfer to win his first U. 8. title i the trees toward the No. 10 green. However, Forecaster at Mayfair. AI naldtng. IU6S Bayer looked around and said, Newmsa warned that champ, was the Drat. Ba/rr with­ i "I'm glad Ihc gallery is for me." peeled rapid dlntpalloe ef th# stood drives by Art Wall Jr., a When he sank (he putt cn No, strong back nine showing by lto !g, • wide grin split his big face, GREETED AT CHARITY HALL—Thia waa third from loft, and Homtr Lltllo. Tha ladlea, cloud cover coaid send temperslures near the danger point la the Wiaingcr. « steady game by Dow Harbert extended his hand in con­ from laft, a rt Mrs. Irm a Kant, Mrs. Wada citrus belt early Tueaday moratag. Flaitorwald and a leee-strong gratulations. Thus oadad tbs moat a typical aceno a t tha annual Elks Charity Ho advised fanners aw* outstanding townament in May* Balt Saturday night. Greeting jrueata and Bandar and M n. Gordon Fradarick. throat by Tommy Bolt. {U styaIrons P h o to ) In tha araa to Imp a al , members at th* door wurs w. D. Hardin, Bat it was Uarbeit who captur­ fair history. - Thousands See ir Weather BERLIN i UPI) - East German (Vtm.r.:—!il Party Boas Walter Ulbricht hints I today that Red troops would lavsde West Ger­ many It any attempt la made by tho West to break a Berlin block­ ade. He made the statement tn an Exit Berlin speech as the East German Communist newspaper "Young World" was warning that a single shot fired la defease of Western troops In West Berlin could start * world war. Uulhrieht said today "every st­ uck on the German Democratic Republic tKast Germany) will be turned into a devastating defeat west of the Elba and Were* Riv­ e n 1' — the rivers between Bast and West Germany. Soviet Premier N I k 11 * 8. Khrushchev declared last week that any Western military move against East German blocked* measures would be considered an stuck on East Germany and that tbs Soviet and other Warsaw Pad allies would tight back. In that cootsat, UtbrtcM'a Mast today was the most warlike threat store Khrushchev Uinched Ms get-out-of-Berlto campaign la Moscow oa Nov, 10. Ulbricht, head ait tha niit Tarty sad deputy made his threats to a •_ his return from a six-day official visit to Poland. other deputy premier, BsinAnother rich Ran, who greeted Uta datognlion at tha Eaat SUtioa, rattan* ed that "we will axardaa ear rights oa air, land tad waist routes" — another threat af • blockada. Duck Not Stuck; Just Taking Rest RICHMOND, Va. (UPD - A duck la stuck, tha caller tall lire. Officers relayed tha report to several InUrested sfancies Satur­ day. A short tlm* later there as­ sembled at a small lake: five po Hetman, a gam* warden, tw* members oi tha Society tog tha Prevention of Cruelty to Aafmala, a member ef th* CMy Pasts Com­ mission, rrprrsenUtlvea af the Ora department aad members of • rescue squad. The duek, a p a y and black one, was about 100 feet from shore, ap­ parently a prisoner of Ice that had formed on the taka. Police thought a hook and lad­ der might do tha trick. But fire­ men aald duck-rescues were out of their tine. Tho BPCA representative* stop­ ped to. They Ued a rope to an lute Jack aad threw It oat several times to break the ice. A parka Commlaaton track ar­ rived with a row boat and a canoe. A workmen walked gtotariy out onto th* lee, poahing tha canoe ahead of Mm. He reached down to free the duck and the duck waddled away. Wasn't stuck, Just sitting there. Decision Slated On Chuluota Plat A decision on th* re-plat of Cbuluota will ha announced tomorrow by SrmlnMe County Commlsatoo at 10 a. to. meeting to tho courthouse. The re-plat waa protested by resident* two weeks ago. Tho ChuluoU Development Corp. has re­ quested approval. Report* «ay that eommiaslonan will approva the new plat, rioting certain roads sround Lake Kath­ ryn. Be Proud Of The Cloud's They Rebuff Cold Front on temperature advisories through the day. He added that (here was a good chance that frost rad freestog weather would reach Central Flor­ ida Wednesday morning. Meanwhile, continued mild taoepen tures were forecast to* latfh Florida, fatgttttag to p t tha An* ‘" a I ‘ Newman aald hi* h Florida North ■at gat than the 40's. Lows expected to tamhto lllgha this and Central to ha to the Oa toitiMtoR thtoadtoT kai- . £ � 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, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 1958; <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/9e5f58fbb553d5329ea41a3c1106472c.pdf 234ede19ed94552612f06e998851d1a6 PDF Text Text £*< — A foot of m w anow n » pre­ dicted for the aww-msbed city e f Otweco, K. Y., todiy end a bit­ te r i i b i a o frectc. Oswego, already under a atate e f emergency. waa hit by a new ato m Toeaday nirbt aa it fooabt to free itself ef a record M inch anew accumulation and drifla 20 feet Ugh. More than 40 mow plowa were thrown into the battle aialnit the towering inow mound* ta and (f Waner Is Selected Honorary Chairman O f'58 Seal Sale Paul 0 . Waner of Sarasota. batUnt Instructor tor the St. I-ouli Catdlnali and a member o! haaehatl'i Hall of Fame, will aerve thia year aa honorary atate chair­ man tor the Chrlitmaa Seal Sale. Waner, who only a year Mo won a personal victory over Til. expressed eagerness to do anything he could "to help keep my tallow men from being benched by tuber- Driver Is Fined; Excuse Wot Empty wwa • «w m* /I»nl t M*a*es Iet4 ••Halieitf I Areas; 21 Dead More Snow around Otwtgo. Hnuae roofi threatened to crumple under the weight of the anow. Heavy anow squalls alao tw irl­ ed over the lee ahorea of Lake Erie where Erie, P a , waa buried under 25 inchea of anow and faced the proapect of another 0 to 12 tnehee today. Slate police laid roads tn north­ west I’ennsylvsnla and southwest New York were "terrible" with visibility cut by the heavy anow. All main roads were open, but about 00 per cent of the secondary roada In the area were abut. Sub-Zero Readings Common The moat prolonged cold wove of the season eilended from the Continental Divide to the Atlan­ tic. Subsero reading! were com­ mon during the night from Montana acrose the northern plain*, the Great Lake*, the central Ap­ palachians and into New England. And the official onset of winter still 12 days away. _________ Army Will Remove Marriage Pamphlet Below freeling weather drove as far south as Georgia and cen­ tral Texas. The snow and cold was blamed for at leait 21 deaths. Icy high­ way* claimed nine livei In tra f­ fic In Illtnoii, three In Indiana, tuo in New Jersey and one each In Iowa and Sew York state. Two transients n o te to death In Chicago, two men suTfcred fatal heart attack* shoveling snow in Iowa and a Michigan man met the tame fate. Among the latest vklims were two persons killed when a bus and truck collided on an icy high­ way Tuesday night near Somer­ ville, N. J. Twenty persona were injured in the crash. A Gurnee, III., man waa killed Tuesday night In a traffic acci­ dent while trying lo help a neigh­ bor start hie (tailed ear. Fire Kills Man, Cold weather fires also took a heavy toll of lives. At Champaign, 111., three little girls, Including twins, were killed Tuesday night when flames awepl their email frame home. An overheeled wood stove was TOKYO <UP1) — U. 9. author­ ities ordered military chapels to­ A story of his bout with TB, day lo remove from their ahelves written last year lor the Saraaolo a controversial pimplct urging Herald-Tribune while he waa a pat­ Americans not to marry foreignient tn the Southwest Florida Tu- r r i. . . . . hereulofla Ifoepltal, Tampa, has The pamphlet, wttlch had he been widely reprinled throughout gun lo create ill will in Japan the country with W anert *'**#«•, where 30.000 U. S. servicemen tog to all those afflicted with TB. have married foreign girl*, w»» Ha urge* people everywhere to written by ■ chaplain n im w ■npport the work of their tuber­ George W. Thompson. Tilled "If I Marry A Foreign culosis association through the er." It warned Americans against purchase ol Christina* Seal*. Admitting that In p u t yeari he attempting to hurdle the social used to buy Chrlitmaa Seals rather and religious barrier* Involved In grudgingly, Waiter said, "If soma- auch a marriage. c m had told me then that the Col. Albert C. Schilf Jr., ataff money I gave might (pare my tile chaplain of the 3th Air Force and eeriainly save me years of here, ordered the pamphlet re­ confinement, I would hava laugh­ moved from chapel shelve*. Thl* pamphlet should not be ed. Then 1 would alt down, sigh, and write out a cheek. As I did, on the literature rack* of our I might remark, 'I hope thli help* chapels." he said in an official rams poor fellow.’ . , .Well, it did. statement. “Thl* Is not an official phamphlet end was distributed In­ It helped me." One of the greatest hitlers that advertently. Now that It ha* been aver lived. Waner had a JOyear brought to our attention it la tw­ batting average of 33t in the Na­ ins withdrawn." tional League end led the Na­ The pamphlet asked Amrrlcans tional League twice each In hat- to "think a long lime" before dag, runs, hits, doubles and tri­ marrying a foreigner. plet. He was one of only seven men to make 3,000 htta against Mg league pitching. In 1027 hr More Homes, But drove In 131 runs for a Pirate They’ll Cost More record. With five National League rrcWASHINGTON fUPI> — There an li to Ms credit, be was the leag will be more homes started In M 's Most Valuable Player In 1027. 1939. but they'll cost more, icErnest A. Litter of Lakeland, ronling In a group of home build president of the Florida TB and era. Haalth Association, terms Waner About half of the M builder* a I "not only a great baseball cham­ an outlook symposium, sponsored pion but a great champion in the by the National Association of fight against TB." Home Builders, said T u e s d a y they eapect a S per cent spurt in housing starts. They also forea price Increase In 1939 of Mate Used Strap, eaat at least 3 per cent over this year blamed for a fire which killed two boys at Liwrrnceburg, Jnd. In Ohio, two fires claimed two lives. Rodney Lee Cade. 18 months, was found burned to death near an open fire when hi* mother returned to their Dayton home after chopping wood out­ side. Milton Moreland, 78, waa killed when a fire swept his house trailer at l.tna in central Ohio. At Alhlun, l'*., a furnace ex­ plosion forced l l persons to flee a wrecked home into wintry weather. In the Northwest, searchers combed back roads and forested areas near Portland. Ore., for a family of five missing since Sun­ day when they went out to look for Christmas trees. Missing were Mr. and 3trs. Ken Marlin ami (heir three daughters. Ire C«se*a .Mississippi The Intense cold brought a fourinch thick ice rover lo the Mis­ sissippi Rlvrr from Clarksville to Hannibal, 3to., and Ire formed on the river as far south a* HI. Ijouia. which reported its coldest Dec. t* in 41 year*. Rarge traffic continued on the Mississippi drspile the ire. However, three ships were trip ­ ped In Ice In Lake Erie and seven cargo scsscls were Ice-bound be­ low Kault Ste. Marie, Mich., in the f.o*tr Saint .Mary's River. The Coatl Guard cutter Mosquito was cnroule so try and clear a path for the ships to Lake Huron. Another 33 ships were stalled at the I.arhinc and Soulangrx locks in Ihe SI. Lawrence River cast and writ of Montreal. An ice breaking tug was sent to Soulsnges. Other heavy snow amounts in­ cluded 30 inches at Fulton and rifW — 34 inches at Boonville, N Y.; 48 Inchea a t Houghton, 30 inches at Pension, and 40 Inchea i t Han­ cock, Mich., and up to four Inch­ es as far south as northern West Virginia and western Maryland. The coldest weather of the sea­ son closed In on the New York metropolitan area where readings dipped into the terns. A slight warming trend brought a little relief lo the Dakotas, e ast­ ern Montana. Iowa and Minnesota. Although it was 10 to 20 degrees •warmer" In this area, most tem ­ perature* |tilt were below sero. Thomas told arresting officer KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (U P I) Curtis E. Thomas was fined 330 Joe Littleton that the whisky was for drunken driving and posses­ for a toothache. Investigation re* sion of whiskey Tuesday. lfis ex­ veiled: No teeth. cuse was empty. (pD W sdl’A Gift Shop • ICE BUCKETS • PLAYING CARDS • FIREPLACE FANS • CHIP *N* DIPS CARAFES CASSEROLES BANK AT THE F R IE N D L Y .... Xmas Cards, Paper, Ribbon, Xmas Candles I r POW ELLS n '< G ft V - , , M agnolia the Enjoy Family All Y ea r------ a new Give r k IN Wife Gets Divorce DETROIT (UPI) - A womsn waa granted a divorce Tuuesday when she charged her husband beat her wtlh a cato'-nlnr tails. 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GRADE A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS URGE • 0 • • 0 o 0 • b Hwy. 17-92 Phone FA 2-1501 j j �„ t& h z ^ a n f n r f t S b r a lfc ^ VOL XLIX n i f f DAILY v V'CYlFQf)ATOFD AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER United Prwa Leaned Wire Established 1908 News Briefs Drive-In Will Open SLOUGH. England <UPI>Bnlam'a f»r*t drive in reilaur ant will open here Jan. 1, Record Enrollment WASHINGTON (UP1) — The Census Bureau re porta school »nroltmenl rose to an all time high of 42,WVt.<Wi this autumn. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 824 'N a vy W eek' Celebration To Be Climaxed Saturday Bank Theft Solved HICKORY, N. C. (UPt) — Charlie Rufus Martin. 40, faetd a charge lodar that he look fP.D.t from the bank where he was rmploys d as a janitor. No Royal Objections Squadron 9 Holds Bomb Derby Lead; Final Jfgng $pf Public W ill Tour Stution Tomorrow Governor To Visit Local Ceremonies; Events Are Listed LONDON (U P |)—Burktngham Talarc said today there were no ’ The gates of Sanford Naval Air- T ils will Include the Thompion FORMER MAYFAIR CHAMPIONS—These N. Y„ 1050. and Walter Hurkcmo, Franklin royal objections to Queen Elisa­ A squadron which returned tn Station will bo opened lo Ihn public* Trophy winning F8U "Crusader” are the three former Mayfair Inn Open jrolf Hills. Mich., 1957 champion. All an- frying beth and the Duke of Edinburgh Sanford two months a go, after tomorrow fl£h,cr '" ‘"fe p..Sk, tn r. r ,the i i r .-s "Tig. CapL Jam es'Ram are, Comman­ nine months in the Mediter­ being pictured on Christmas tomorrow, y .. rA|D l). champions. Left to rijrht. A! Balding, Mark­ for their second Mayfair title. cr,” Jhp the F4D F4D "Skyray,' ranean aboard the I’SS Saratoga der, Heavy Attack Wtng One, and rants sent nut by breweries. Public Open House will take (Herald Staff Photo) ham, Ont., 1055; Mike Fetchick. Yonkent, is still ahead tn the Heavy Attack place from 11 a. m. tn 4;30 p. tn , hawk” ami A3D ' ’Skywarrior” of C ipt. Lionel Arthur, skipper of Wing One sixth bombing derby, Cap! Lionel A. Arthur, command- Heavy Aatlark Wing One. Elected By Swiss At t p. m. the big "Skywarriori' Iho Panford Naval Air Station, VAI11 now Iradv with M2 points, mg officer, urged rilirrn* of Cm BERN. Switierlaod (U P l)-D r. of Heavy Attack Squadrons In the will host an estimated 8,000 ip«e> having plarrd first in all event* tral Florida to take advantage of Paul Chaudet, 54, was elected Ibis opportunity lo see. first-hand, \ |*frh F »I1I lake off for the tators tomorrow at NAS public president of the Swiss Confedcra except one. Yesterday's event re lion for 1959 tn a joint session of quired Ihc select crews to fly the station, aircraft and personnel J‘n* l^aae of the competition and open home. White th« open home climaxet taririer Airmanship both houses of Car Ilament today. a 2JXW mite simulated combat who are contrttmllng so much lo mission terminating with a prac­ Ihr mission of the Navy and the I M S f * w<u;lJmn' * 111 In- the sixth liomldnir derby, vlaitlng Judged on take-off intervals, ren- dlgnllariet ahonld leave Sanfotd tice bomb drop on a target ship defense effort of the nalinn. Tho nation '» lop ranked EoUrrs an end to the shower* Iht* after- has he finished in the money this Official To Visit Irrvntia, formation flying, landing 1with the tame warm feeling of One of (he rewly-eomplflnl ,,*n Interval and earlier landing hacked double odd»—(he neither noon, aunny and mild weather for yesr, in the lupajctle, La . Open NAPLES. Italy (U l’D —Fll»f>- grounded off Cape llattrras, N. At to-minutr intervals the gar* at the station will house an proarhea to he made with ■p-' welcome that will All the hearta Beasley was among (he lesser- pu lujplv 'tsltsrs under secretary nod par—on the Maxfair Inn Coun­ the »econd round tomorrow. known golfers, who get the "priv­ of state, is on hn way to the tJM bombs plunged toward tile target interesting aviation exhibit open In Navy’s mirror landing lyilmi. the of local Navy personnel Saturday leading the “early li i r u ■ try Club course today tn an effort during Nary Appreciation Day. to get a good tin t "leg” toward through the first IS holes was llal ilege” of leeins off early in Ihr ted Stairs aboard the liner Vut- from the swrpl wing Skywarrlors. the general public. A static display Judge fur this event will be fam­ The ‘ togrtherneai’’ will begin top priie money In the ItS.W) tour­ lard Beasley, Chattanooga, who morning, lie was the only golfer In ,r ani* to discuss Immigration Observer* scored the accuracy of of the Navy's latex! carrier Jrt po»lrd a 3t-13 for a twoundcr R». report a sub par round among the problems with American officials, the drops made at a height of sev­ alrcralt from Carrier Air Group ed Navy airman Captain Rnhrrt tonight when local business and nament. Elder, now Director of Flight Test professional men meet dlgnltariei en miles and a speed of <W) Four will lie on exhibition. A steady drlulo wa* nr,comfort The only golfer on the circuit who finishers by noon. at the Naval Air Test Center, of fhe Navy and aircraft compan­ miles an hour. travel* in a trailer with hi* fam­ able, but aeorei were good, accord­ Subs At Canaveral? Patuxent River, Md. Although the ies at a stag harbequr, sponsored ing to Jim Gaquin, PGA field arc- ily, Rcatley potted a CC in a prac­ OTHER STORIES, PAGES *7 GREENSBORO. N. C. (DPI) — Squadron E l e v e n remained 33 ton "Skywarrior” Is the world’s by the Remtnole County Chamber retar>'. The weatherman promlird tice round jesterJay. Only once Walter BurVemo, defending Dep. Carl Durham lO-N, C.) told within striking distance of Nine’s largest carrier hasiM aircraft, thla of Commerce. "Hoot Owls” with a score of 698 champion, was out In 33. His score a group of businessmen Wednes­ The barbeque will be held al event will demonstrate that Its for­ VAII 1 is close behind with 886 on live bark nine could put him day the Sorlrl Union has subma­ mation flight and carrier proced­ 6:30 at Mayfair Inn. 8lmultaapoints. In fourth place is VAII 7, among the early leaders rines tn (he Cape Canaveral area, ure* are no different than those eouily, Gov. LeRoy Collin* wil] The field of ISO will be cut lo GO but he said he didn’t know what with 418 points. boat a dinner a t tha Orlando of the smaller carrier aircraft. Event Five will begin tonight low professionals and 10 low am­ good It would do them. Durtrot the open house J.OOO hot Country Club, honoring comman­ at 7:3u when the Skywarrlors rise ateur* after lomorraw’a second dogs and soft drink* will be aervrd der* of every N ary, Army, Air from the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ round. Finals will he played Sun­ Bureau Is 'Alarmed* Force and Marina Installation tn by the wlvei of staff officer*. tion (VAlMt from the UKS day. BOSTON (Ul’l l —The resolu­ Roosevelt), for an extended overAt 2:45, the presentation a- Florida. ABending from Rknford Only two uf the rarly fmixhrra tions rommiltcc of the American wilt be both SNAR Captains and MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UI’ll — The atory told by Calvin Pnuti, could match par. They were Bob Farm B u r e a u Federation ex­ water navigation Right. All elec­ CHATSWORTH, Calif. (U P D - warda and trophiei In winning Mayor Merle Warner. Alabama authorities cheeked care­ 28, of llalcyvtllr, Ala., was that Grant, Springfield, 111., and Rob pressed alarm today that the tronic navigation equipment will Ti|w recording* and nutrs today squadron* and Individuals will taka Tomorrow’s aehedule begin* place. These presentation rrremonlie secured, as Ihr crews rely fully today Into the bchind-prlson- he was in debt, without funds ami llamrich, Champaign, 111. U. S. Supreme Court was ovcritcp- only cm the stars to guide Ihetr showed the bombing of a religion* Ira will also be open to the public. with the open house at the Air walls confession of a former sol­ intoxicated when hr hit upon the sert’a monaster)' whirh claimed 10 Grouped at 72s were Billy ttooc, inc iti power*. The committee Capl. Jam es D. Hamage, Com Station, where Gov. Collins is ex­ dier Utal ho killed state Attorney Idea of finding someone tn roh. At Ernie Boros, luiwrcnre Cook, called for corrective legislation by way. l i v e s was a carefully planned nundrr, Heavy Attack Wing One, pected to be a brief visitor. Spec­ Radar llornb Site scored bomb* murder-suicide plot aimed at KrlGeneral-Elect Albert Pallerson In the time, hr was stationed at FI. Hedge Myles Jr. and Hans Mer­ Congress. pointed out that the number of tator* will have an opportunity to will be made on Charlottr, N. C. ahna Venta, the rult’a leader. Phenix CJIy, Ala., in 1061. Henning, Gi., just across the rill. Two over p ir were Britt prominent military civilian aee the giant fly-oecr and earrier and Kirhmond. Va. A crucial total Chattahoochee River from the no­ Two hour lung tape recording* gursta atlandlng "la and Weaver, Denny Champagne and Dr. Follick Dios The man who bated the latest a tribute lo maneuver*, culminating with pre­ of Test point* ami the coveted Con­ and note* letl by two disgruntled confession to the mysterious l*at. torious “sin city'* which Patlrrson P srrilt Stuart. sentation of awards by Cant. Rob­ Ihr vital contribution Sanford and LONDON (U PI) — Dr. Nonl tenon slaying gave a three page had vowed lo rid of vice and ror Among those who recorded high­ Follick, a former .Socialist mem­ over Trophy bang in the balance former mrmbers of the Fountain the Heavy Attack Squadrons, form­ ert Elder. Director of Flight Teat, handwritten atatrmrnt to a prison roptlon. er scores were King Carl HublicB, ber of Parliament who lost a life­ tonight. The trophy Is awarded to of the World religious colony Just ing the Wtng, are making to the Patuxent River, Md. Tho public Ibr winning aquadron. lie said he obtained a pistol who had 37-43 /or M. west of her* disclosed tho men chaplain In Richmond, Va.,_ two U Invited lo attend the rare monies 'll-. V flrtet fo make English aimVAII 9’» derby crews LaluJa were determined to "tiring lha nation's defense afforta.” weeks ago. He was qnlrr-? urfktW , t n 'a ludoery .-i.> W>. suet from II a, m. until 6:80 p. u . Sta­ the tune tit *■ie no..* He joined Capt. Arthur In urging * pier tn spell, died tn a l.oqdoo Usl.’. Floyd H am s, En> Dick Mc­ master (Krishna Venta) to jus­ Alabama authorities Nov. 3bDc. and killed a lone man In a car In ail of the "Bamo" players were tic displays of N ary jet aircraft the Central Florida public lo visit hospital Wednesday. The 70 vearKee. U N'., and Walt C'arlyon, tice.’* 2, and the atory was made public Plica!v City. Patterson was -hot in •till on (he course. the Sanford installation on Friday. will l« on view. old educator had failed to achieve third crewman; 14. Tom Kilcilne, "If we don’t return, people will Wednesday night by Gov. James his automobile the night of Junr Douglaa Aircraft Oo., manufac­ hit goal-establishmrnt of a new Ray Hite, 3'N., Keith Scltmlg, know what happened,” the re­ 1*. m i . turers of the Heavy Allsch B. Folsom. alphabet. third crewman; Lcdr. Ralph Mat cording* which wen- left for the Three Aiahami officials, includ­ Wing’a KVywarrior*, will entertain Folsom said Ihrrc "anpear* to lu*. LliJit Abe Fennell, R N , and men’* relative* said. more than 400 officers and their he a degree of truthfiflneas” to ing then Ally. Grn. Si Garrett One-Two Punch Wins "Mitch” Mitchell, third crewman wives Friday night at tho Mayfair Ralph Muller, 33, and Peter the confession. He asked Ally, and Russell County Cirrtut Solici­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -T w o Dumas Kamend, 42, both of Inn. Preridrnl Donald Douglas tl Gen. John Pailcraon, ion of the tor Arth Ferrell, were charged hotel employes, both In their 70’s, expected at D:4? tonight, and will Joshua Tree, Calif., were Identi­ ■bln vice crusader, to investigate with the slaying. The third man, were credited today with captur­ Deputy Sheriff Albert Fuller, was fied by authorities as the former stay at the Inn during his vtsiL farther. ing cTiarlc* Weithrook, who tried convicted and sentenced to life In Parti** for enlisted men and members who apparently lost to rob the hotel at gunpoint. Night TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Leon prison. Ferrell war acquitted and LONDON (UPI 1—Moscow radio their families will be given on • their lives along with Venta and Garrett It In a Texas mental in- today reported the discovery and clerk Thom at Mobley Hit Wertseven olher persons. Including County Juvenlta Court Judge equxdnon level by the aircraft ttllutlon. liquidation of what it called an hrook xrlth a blackjack and porter two rhildren, in the blast which Rufus Jefferson asked the state company. Mayfair party gucitg Pruitt it serving life for mur­ "Amerfcan-Chiang Kai-shek” spy- Joseph VireettJ locked the '-amltt ripped through the sect’* monas­ Pardon Hoard Wednesday night will tic effirers of the Hanford Na­ In rend ■ 12-year old boy con­ val Air htation and visiting digni­ der. M years for armed robbery ring in Red China’s Kwantung In a cloiel until police arrived. UNITED NATIONS. N. V (UPI) tery Wednesday. victed of second degree murder taries. and three years on another rob province where an attempted up —Tho United State* said loday Tape* Pound In Ttnck ‘Doctor’ Sentenced bery charge. Virginia officials rising was reported Wednesday. The areond annual Nary Appr* a reign of terror l» still bring Three person*, including two to the Boys School in Marianna TAMPA fU PIt - Fiva Negro said he rould he extradited to A Tass new* agency dispatch instead of Ralford Prison. RONN (UPI) —Robert Sehr.etd- carried out In Hungary ”by Hun­ girls, were irtrlotidy Injured. elation Day will lie held Satunlay families are seeking to break the Alabama. The boy, Jame* Frank King, from 12 30 lo 8:30 p. m. in Fort from Peiping said the Kwanlung er, former tislef psychologist of garians wlm are In truth aerntv of The tape recording* wrre found color barrier at Hillsborough province people* court sentenced West Germany’* armed forces, the Soviet Union In the pretence late Wednesday night In a truck wa* ronvlctcd In Hamilton Circuit Mellon Park. Sponsored by tha Cbunty’a segregated schools. five agents to death, gave prison was sentenced to three yeans and of the Soviet occupation army." owned by Muller parked near Ihc Court of second degree murder Jayreea, the Day la a fitting end Negro Attorney Francisco Rod­ term* to others and acquitted trn months In prison Wednesday. Together with 3d other countries, rolony. An empty dynamite box and sentenced to 30 year* In to tho week-long activity of local rigues filed suit In U.S. District Naval personnel participating In sir who voluntarily surrendered. II? was found guilty of forgery it aiked the General Asarmhly to also was found In the truck at prison. Court Wednesday to rn)oin the Jefferson, who said ho hat no th* derby. All Naval personnel Press dispatchrs Wednesday and fraud in representing Mm*rif appoint Sir Leslie Munro. Assemb­ well as a tape recorder and two Hillsborough ....... . School Hoard night from Portuguese Maeao, off as a doclor of payrhology. psychi­ ly preildrnt last year, as "Hie note* left hy Kamenof for hit sta­ ronnecllon with the rare, asked ami their families will enjoy • from 'The practice of segregation that Ihr boy lie allowed lo serve free luncheon and entertainment the Kwanlung c o a s t of South atry and medicine. watchdog of the United Nations” ler and aon, and asks fur a declaratory decree hi* lime until he |* 11 years old by Use Relieli and the Five Owls, China, reported a Hungarian type tn report to the world on Soviet Ventura County Coroner Virgil which would in effret order the ATLANTA (UPI)—Lawyers for uprising had taken place on the Many of thr visitors will remain repressions In Hungary. Pay loci said Ihr rnntrnl* of the at Marianna, away from the har­ School ftnard to l-rcin some pro­ Ihrrc Negro women seeking a Ird lied offshore Island of Lapps rsr Cleveland, Kridcr for Navy Appreciation Day, and * We cannot now foresee evacl note* would not t>e released until dened criminal* nr Ralford. gram of desegregation'■ cral court irdcr In Inirgratr Grnr- ly Tuesday But Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin should watch in awe aa 5,000 ly what hi* tasks may tie,” P S later b«cause they might have The suit uas filed in the court g u State Poitrgr interrupted Ihetr ruled that under Florida law, a men, women and children are fed According to the Mato* reports At Banker Banquet Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge an Influence on the raae,” of federal Judge Witliam J. Bar case today and Inrd lo bring in Ihrrc wrre sounds of rebellion on Mack Cleveland Jr., president ol told the Assembly. "We hope hi* Payton said the content* of the rlreuil judge cannot sentence a from serving tahtea manned by kcr. It was the first of It* kind a fourth plaintiff who could mrrt the nearby Communist island, Iol the Scmimmle County Chamber of activity and hi* reporting role will noter and oilier Information he murderer to reform reboot, re­ civic clubs. to Ik- filed in lltllslmrough County, all entrance requirements. Officer* and wives of the wingardless of hi* ago. lowed by heavy troop movements, Cummerre, and John K r I d e r , tie a sign to the authorities in There are no integrated public Federal Judge Boyd Sloan sail­ gunfire and public execution of ! chamber manager, attended a din Hungary that tlu- United Nation* had #hnwrd Muller nnd Kamenof Gov, l-rlloy Collins laid tho, ( nlng aquadron in tho bombing derd< Idteralrlv Innrhr t off » pack of schools in Florida. but several ed a brill reecss in let defense three men ner and waler show in Winter J* watching to see whrthri the 20 dynamitr sticks they bought Board will ask Superintendent L- 1by wiU lie entertained Saturday • ||||| end*- an r^'-llns el -r-vherc rountcl for the 1‘tafr Board cf I |h t «t th» Mavfalr Inn by North Macao resinonii uatened toe Park last night given in h'«->i *«f I current rcprenioos *io ended ” r a tio r to kill triemselvM a n d L, Dorter at Marianne for a re •I nig in the state Regents study a motion to hrtng executions through binoculars and «« northern banker*. port. Collin* indicated that he American Aviation Company. A lodge introduced a rtiolulinn Venta Rodrigue/ i* an allot ney lor college graduate Edward Jacob telescope*. thinks Dorter will krrp tho boy party for rnllrird r.ieo of tLe The Inveatmrnt bankrr* arc tak­ which renewed the U. N. demand the NAACP. but he said the suit Clemons into the suit. The there squadron and their wive* wilt be out of llalford. ing a three day tour of Florida a* upon lluitla ami the llungartm had nothing io do with the Negro women have admitted in earlier held aimultaneoualy in thr Enlist­ guest* of the Florida Power Con*. regime "to dr»i»t Irnm rrprr^ive Ruv. Slone RuHigns organlralton. Hr said it was filed testimony they did not comply ed Men’s Club at the Naval Air After an excursion through the (>r measure* against the Hungarian h> fixe Negro families who are with all entrance requirements al Permission Asked The Rev Perry L Stone has re Station Undo area, the men left today for people " signed as pastor of the First Chris­ seeking to enter their rhildren in the stale supported college The tombing derby is Bis moat Lake Wale* and Clearwater To Lay New Cable while schoois tian Church Clemons, an Insurance com­ Showrrs ending Uil* afternoon, eomprehenilve ever held by the Ivors Will Head The suit was filed leys than 10 pany employe, applied at the I Rev. Stum- announced his re* (tearing and cooler tonight. Eri- \ Navy, according to official*. T c The Florida 1‘ovrtr and IJght weeks after the local branih uf lege in 1936 but was not originally Co. has applied to the liepartintrit Assistance Given ignatlon at a longrog.itional meet it/* sunny and mild. High this scheduled events have covered ev­ the NAAC'P warned County School a party to the current suit. big last night, and said that hr allrrnoon 70 lo 77, Inw tonight 41 ery phase of tho Heavy Attack »«•» Fire Department o ' the Army to replace an exist­ NOWATA. Ohla.—(U ri) SupermleDdent J. Croekrtl Par­ The suit w*s filed In 13V> by ing submarine electric transmls- Osborn. Nowata's assistant fire Richard Iver* haa been dieted had accepted a rail tn the Khrtt to 36. Winds becoming northerly Wing One operations. Results of nell that unlesi (he county School Barbara Hunt .Iris Mao Welch aton cable with one larger, about chief, says a woman drove up to president of the Lake Mary Volun­ Av*. Christian Church. North 20 to 30 mile* per hour this after­ the darby will be utilised In fu­ Board look some action toward and Myra Elllotl Dinsmore. A 234 feet upstream from the the firehouse one day and pleaded teer Fire Department. Charleston, S. C, He will begin hi* noon, diminishing late toelgbl and ture plana for the carrier baaed desegregation It would have to ruling in their favor rould rriult bridge on Rtate Road 415 ovtr the for hilp. So Oabora awaited the Friday. aquadron*. Serving with him will he Mr*. work there Feb. |, Taec court action. in atalc funds being denied the SI. John* Hirer between Sanford wasp that was burring arn-.nd in William (iray, who wa* choten About a week later, Parnell college. and Osteen, her ear. vice president alter Ed Zimmer offered to meet with NAACP man decline*! the nomination. officials and discuss the nutter. Mr* Gray reported that more But the NAACP declined, raying than 11.300 had hern collected dur­ It was the obligation o( the School ing the recent combined member*, _ , Board, not the NAACP, to initiate Opposing clemency w it State The Board refused clemency to *hip and building fund drive. Tbit , ... T/ " *JL“ , desegregation under a UJ5. Sn* firehouse is now half complete*!. I»* Wither*. lanam a City dec- Ally. J. Frank Adams who de­ John F. rem inder, 43, of Tampa, . . . . . . . . . . * f ri a l i n M i l S' l e t n i l n l el P e ,« x n I n i* Thr warm sunshinr of Novrrnhrr that eunturned warm weather has Dr. Wilson auggr steel using More block* will be laid this week trieien convicted of drowning two clared that Wither* told him prrmc Court order. and December hai bean moat w*l- brought about more insert* with booms with three norilr* to the end by the volunteer bricklayers small brother* after sexually mo­ voluntarily that be looked back who la serving a Ufa lann tor lesting the older one, lost out once after teasing Douglaa Into the murder of hie former wife la enme by Seminole County resi­ whirh grower* muit contend Sec­ row. one from the top and one who double a* firemen. ondly, the llvtng habit* of the cab­ Wednesday In his final plea to the waters and without tremor, 1P32. Barbecue Shifted dents. The inserts have been en­ bage looper are auch that inace- from each aide In field* where Governor Collins termed U csrap*- the clectrii chair. gunned hla boat and aped away. joying it. too. "shocking" the conviction of Ed­ Brides mutt he applied where the careful attention hai been given to Double Zero Jet The stale Pardon Hoard, meet­ Krlrford McGrtff, Jacksonville To Mayfair Inn Warm weather encourages in­ worms are feeding. spraying, rnntrnl of looper* I* ex ing Wednesday, also refused elf. attorney for Horne, did not deny ward Milan of Tampa aa a Due tn Inclement westhrr. the sects to multiply faster, according Adult cahhagc looper moths lay etIJent. To Be On Display menry to Jacksonville Negro Wil­ that the Negro raped the white second offender with a SO year stag barbecue planned at the May- to Cecil Tucker,’ county agricul­ egg* on the underside of rabhage Among the display of mooern lie Home Jr , 23, condemned to woman on an isolated road near prison term after ha bad aarvad Rerom mends Ilona for temper con­ fair Country- Club tonight at 8 30 tural agent. And such Is the case and cauliflower leave*. Nrwly-hatJet aircraft at the NAS open hnuie die for raping a while woman Jacksonville in 1936. But he aald fiva years on tha two offense*. will be held Instead In the Mayfair with a current peri of local veget­ cbed worm* feed on the underside trol are one pint of endrin rmulsl- tomorrow will be A3D numher ’ 00” after slugging her male com­ Home contended the woman con­ It wai pasted over for further Inn ballroom. able producers—the cabbage loop- of the leaves for aevrral day* /table eonccntralo per acre at 10- from VAII-9. consideration after the Parole panion. sented. The barbecue will draw more er. without cutting through the top day internals before thr head Thla la the Skywarrior represent­ The nest steps in tho two cares MrGriff hinted that Mercy Cc nmission said Milan had a bad than 100 civilian and Naval offlDr. John Wilson, entomologist aide, or crawling onto the upper begin* to form. After heading uf ing the U. S. at the Brunei's will be taken by Gov, LeRoy would have been rteomn. ended prison record. er* In honor of (tn bombing derby at the Central Florida Experiment aide of leaves. cabbage begins, one-third quart World Fair list summer. Il was Collins who la now freo to algn had tha assailant been a white Clemency rtitters. Arrangements have been Station, said that many growers Spray booms which directed no*- of parathlon liquid, containing flown to Relgium from the dreki death warrants anil to set dates man. third time to made by the Armed Farces Com­ had complained that lnaectkldes ties downward apray only the up­ four pound* of technical parathlon of the USS Saratoga. foe the eleetroeutloni. But «U U AUy. William A. Hal serving a Ufa term for murtog hi mittee of the Seminole County are not aa effective a* they have per tide of the Uavea. Since the per gallon, should be used for A week aflrr thousands from ev­ H o u s e Speaker • designate low*a of Jacksonville said "aoclal Osceola County In 1993. Chamber of Commerce. been In Ihc pari. Dr. Wilson said apray does not reach the under­ each acre, applied at Mvrnday ery rounlrv had seen the aleck Thomas D. Br.'ilry argued that order baa no part In this caw. Robert Mclbna, who shot Into Many of (he dignitaries arc stay Experiment Station test pilots side of leaves, the young cabbage Intervals. swept wing jirrratl, Il was hack Withers was too drunk tn know The Indignities to which the was hla neighhor'a homa to Tampa, tag at th« Mayfair Inn and Motel, above good control with basically Ionperi may feed on unprotected Dr. Wilson said experiments on the job again flying over Leb­ wbat he was doing when be subjected would eauw Uta most was granted ■ pardon without ■fetch la ■'ready hosting profet- the same material*. parti o{ the plants. Al tne looper* prova that looper control 1a 'Tree- anon daring tha eritlt list July. drowned Douglaa Cedi Wilson, 4, callout man to blush xrlth ahama.” serving a tingle day of I eight al golfer <and their wives, here As to posiible causes of poor become older, they a n harder to tleilly aaaurrd” If these auggea- Tha pline it the only Heavy Attack and hli 7-year-old brother, David, In all, the Board aonfcriad IT year torn If he 9 m M aytsfr Onto. insect control, Dr. WlUoo said kill tmo* an followed canfullj. Wmg Qna aircraft numbered "OO ’.J la lonely Polecat ilegrou la UM. Vtotida. Beasley Top Early Bird Notes, Tapes Show Monastery Blast Murder, Suicide A uthorities Check P henix Confession Red Radio Reports 'Spies' Liquidated Hillsborough Sued For Integration U . S. Seeks Probe Of Hungary Terror Judge Asks Board To Transfer Youth Georgia Mix Case Gets Short Recess Weather i o Insects Plague Vegetable Producers e Pardon Board Says Slayers M ust Die �• * ' r* - -•ty *' ? * r « 3 — T titn i-, D * . 11. 1*** E ft frw ftrt f> r« B D e m o c r a t s R o m in d e d O ff S w e e p I n '5 2 Science Fiction Thriller: Community Sing Proves Great Success Navy Man Injured 'Typical' Woman Driver Oviedo DV INLE RUIJB | Surely, anyone who evimloc* Ihe «ppieti»li'm of tlie finer ihin;^ uT Effort the Democrats f*t t*> election* of 1312 end lli» tinnol dafimtajy a s js easrtu! chesly, they might well reilre to help but be convinced that demo;- :jl* * ,|”c‘ 4 1 Im* Wi 4 ■y Marla* J u k i | 0th*r» r t " ' * 1° **ne for the jj* n T n u b li- ^ l.^ iliX ^ ^ 'u M " secondrommunijy rommunity»ing. The aecond nfxt year were Bob Cameron. u h l, . Ui,»u , .nOrremr iust •* * * * "2 , aecretary; Tommy McLain. tree » few yean make: ’ pn.ted to be". great’ auc- ™ T : Hoy Alford senior warden: The electorate giveth and the Ron Noegrl, junior warden; O. elcctoiate takelh away, and ro The combined ctwirsof ihe T. Klnnalrd, aenlor deacon: Ben candidate tan be certain when riTH Methodlit and First Baptist Walnrlglht, junior dearon; hlmb T« with Sm * WU ghtirrhes. under the direction of n o W t Stclnmclr. senior steward: ^nowUnd i n ? Hie wav J l « Mtrrtweather. led the congre T r ,„ ckt , tew, n j. bnu? ! " " ^ LfT\lri Kmtw’ » i u . in -in- Caroti. 1‘im i A a apecial inert* «nakrr. ..._.......... ......................._ berim e o. Mrj . hn<>»gallon In .in tinging rhanlain: L B Hart, whatever mar land?) Cbriatma* aeleetion by gurtl ar- lha|, lnH j Iru n i H#|f0|nf , j |ff It might be well for the Demotilt« from Station I’ntvcralty rep T \ Meeting . . r while ciata to try on Ijr for .a,re. reived much acclaim. The aerond meeting of the local meduatimr ...n the har.h fait that !i**t J iia 't Ia rrta' motddrd f*afenl-Teacher’* Aaioeiallon wav man want. little hete below and ; f,cy ‘B lhf Unilfd Sl' ” U b u ,,‘ It U ln frr.,in 2ly Ihe fashion. *”* ou* •** wver wl,h v*m* ' ,«0r and a line one it it. not for thou*"<1 vitatlty. On iwo oecnatoni. land* but for million* of voteri to within a abort .i ^ e a r .pan. the Teicr If. Aitader. 19. » n taken voteri In quiet and ordrrly man„f p„ ty labeii, and lo the Orlando Air force Baae boa9rr have achieved revolution*!) t0(C^IM( conviction!. Or e or ihe bleviln-i o ' modern •,iUl l* 't flve Lrol‘cn ch,B*c* Thr 1rvperlv. revllng the elre- demo-racy la that "it proriuics riba and laceration* of the forehead ,lft" ,fl Ira leave-, have em .r up Jr)1 more political mavfrlcki *Ber the car in which he « u a ... lorta with all evrdrrvttnna - ................of* — ------- of' who can blea* or bi.at both the pa*aanfer left the highway ami the reiulti In both the 1932 and m^jor political partiea. Maybe it’ll rolled over once before ,hc ,9i* electloni That U. with kf(.p Demoerata and the Be- rest against an oak tree The ’<« convertible, driven by 1 , 1 *orU ,of publican* on the straight and nir Billy frank uwen, 31, waa a total a ri r°* 1,1 u* fLllUr ,n ,hU Oemo.tatie ahoo-ln ’ i^ ilx” [e year. irj.t myihmg can uhappen on Llee loaa after Ifaving Ihe I’anla Boad lif f f a f r a w O , m u ik * i.,ir t n B P| h . h' M O o n l . r » l. h l . p f . l l d . d O - t f . . . p o l l l k l .r , I , . . . in j t l tl. at Oaklawn Cemrlrry. Inveatlgatlater. tlan Day. 3 S S S » r S S S . n w .i- u j. M ... - w . m .n ing officer* and that the ear waa But my tea leavea tell me that The high ichool ehorui, dirretrd before a fall.' Or Ihe even moreapparenlly golns at a high rate *** *BPl* Juice were aened _ by ^ j j m ytrrriweather. prrtrnied aobering dictum that’ the "first onc rea.on. and probably the thief ■ i. -I ih. WnmiB'i ilub n -wern vrimer, prrvrmru joDtnrg nictutn m u inr u r n ; - .......... r . -------------------r n . m of rpced and failed lo make the I r . l . ^ h ^atlave. J .n a^ l Carol drpletlfii rarala and cu. >h*l| he |a .t and the last .hall be *'••«’ ®f w..tr aw pe, of the Q q j P n c e S P l U l i q e •harp curve. jffita >«"»» ofGbriilmaa In varioua roun- firat, etpeclally if John Q. Voter!pendulum, i* the tremendou* 3 Both men are attached to YAII-9 ■ Tommy V « '^ Vver, ,rif' Twenty-eight aludenlt make la m the w a.p.th, t.o a lh of a third party In IhU ^ 5 * ^ a r ’ E r U O t S Bryant. Albert Myerj. 1 f0Unlr), |hf pMt Jn >r, r , Al r t a a '. . _ ,Mr ia at Ihe Naval Air Station and v.cre (ng were Mfidamra fharlev T. followinz Hie reeular huaineia who doubt the efflcaev of demo U«« gof* by, there are more and J.M KSONMLLE ILTI»-A 1*1 taken lo the diapemary for cmcr. Nfblack. Milton Gore. Boy Britt. meeting rcireahmrnta of cookie* criey m action ihould take a good mor* of u* mugwump* in the war here vent price* dipping ai geney treatment. Owen complained William C - - ’7 O. i3Veitmoo, i r a ’iAlev i i i leln KWh ^ c o f f e e ^ T r v e d t o m e ^ lr t * i? »lt“ ,« « U . of United S late, «», « « ' “< * " regular | of . back Injury. On the aeene won afte r w ere H ig h w a y P a tro lm a n J iwra and gueiti by ilateh and acv- Ih.i I. 1952 and 1MN. and take heart. Nl*» Ihe fancy term for mug- grade* w ere o lin G a r r e ll an d < tinvlai.Ia S l i m , • M ra U e o rjr P M evoaw.iover fnih ’ rade mother* with Mra. We* Wf. the people, were fed up with h"' 1J°r ,on’i’»n>’. SwenVon ard Mr* Joe I Bfai* lite^ Drmi Va'l* , 1*^T^i'r* ago. and tro u g h hirtory the mugwump al iUn « T ' r * , «■ , ... i l l chairman of Ihe evrtH Aid ■ l»y •v in rharfp we tumid Ihe raarali nut W> *»y* ha* been al independent on l^r high lea) grade, home offirrr* aald M H toren, II* were Mmea. Chatie* T. KibIVoman'a flub Merlioi weie frd uo with the laical* Election Day aa a hog on an Ice independent* told regular al 22 9Brardall Avc.. via*charged with k, Milton Gore, Boy Brill. Wil­ The Oviedo Woman’, club will again thi* year. So w. turned out M"*- T h e * J . a lot of talk about and high teat at M J cent, amaking animproper turn fhl* liam G, Weltmon. Alea Lelnhart. Pridav Dee 19 for their the alternale act t.f tite a li Independent voter nowaday a. gallon morning when he awung hit truck . S. Moon and Mill Buih David- meet, frw ay. Dec. 19. for their ___Ihe ___________________ -"Lith the bUub- «nd the fact that the Republican The latt gaa war here la,ted to left t.dc ..f Highway «__ __ lo monthly lunrliron and butinrtv turn rie’it into Camrron Ave. The Hon on Inc home front and the party can’t win an election without .even week*, but moat dealer* * A fiftny Mra. Moaaa with the meeting, at noon in Ihe Cily Hall mie* In the nil In 1932, and it i t him. t think maybe the Demoerata feel Ihla one wont tu t aa long. r*r folio-ving him, driven hy James Building. iaetritiona. which »*t* in k«P- Memorial Clark Day, of Euatla. collided with high aehool thorui, under on* woman * opinion lhat we are are In the same boat Ug with Ihe holiday thame. »»i theThe An ultraviolet sensitive t u b e the truck. Day aald he thought Frankly, the split ticket hai direction of Jim Merriweather. 6d up *ht* lime with brinkmati lira. Charla* G. Shaffer. will preaent the program. ablp and eternal ahllly thaliy in great anob appeal today. It It a baa been developed which will Loren wa* turning left. ^ Maaont Blecl Oflleera Mra. Milton Gore lv chairman 'he foreign field And maybe one “alatua symbol," if I may retro tente the pretence of tmnkr. fire There were mi injuries In the ■ Dougin II. Jackion w*» elfrird grata lo Madlion Avenuerie, like nr riimlvitiible vapor and relay ‘accident, pneriff* deputy Vera of the luncheon eommt'iee other* or two mice in vicuna. wsrahiptut maiter af tha Ovl#3o a foreign rar or 1 Pl**ai9 print the information to an alarm aya Brew*ter «»id that rnren a-i-nilted atalating ar* Slaadamea Alev llaaonle Lodge, 2*2. T. k A. M. I.elnhirl. Ralph Neely Theodore he had not signaled in time. It indlratra intellectuality and an tem at the annua) alaction of offlcan on Monday night at the local Ma- Aulin, Sr.. Charlei T, Mblaek, A. H. Ray Jr.. J, H. Staley and aonlc H *U .__________________ Young llarrli, Mary Lawton Drrle Member* of the Mary Lawton circlo of the Firat Baptiat church ? iV ir lT .f 0!TnTri0r;.Tjl5 will hold their Chriatmaa party, f t n row invaivnir. ro t vtv . Tburaday night, at the home of Vkonii'v. i> *iiv'c Knv jo. am Mra. G. W. Alford at T p m. K R tJ lO N a rriM P .V K T , IN ' t Mr*. Drady Slathers will aubati * irta ria * ee rae ratlao . p || IMtfC lute MIAMI BEACH (L'Pl)—Teemaa eo hoatca* due lo the lllneai U *o4 itere boil Jimmy Hoffa will meet of Sirs. J. B. Jonee Jr. Ola wlf*. Following tho covered dlah aup with hie lieutenant* this winter to . VIA.V. Ji«r*n4anta. r and gift eichange, a short lay plan* for a huge nrganiiing aineai meeting will be conduct­ campaign in which they hope will tq ,°c * » * n c« n r vio. at C . A. O A V I1 traO iv* *«o <tet"jr ed by Sire. Lawton Hardy, cirtle bring to million Mate, county and twalnaaa a t Da*I* Orav* t **'*'* municipal government employes, rtaiMitr. chairman. into the giant union. Pearl Marti* Circle Tba Chriitma* party of the Pearl Hoffa, who announced the move Martin Circle will be held Friday Wednesday, said Teamster groupi x r r i r n n r •*!*»> , „ . at I p. m . at tha home of Sira. will meet probably In Washington in January or February to plan HHleC 1* h«ft|*y i Km tti*t (Hi L. V. Hart, • iSerliepM •• After an eirhange of gifti, Mr*. Ihe nationwide drive. He addrd C. SI. Arle, ehalrmat., will prriide lhat the money la available and ciuim will be apent, but he would not over a abort buainesa seaaion. •I give a figure. for UdiniBoii Oiippel Guild Cirtle Karaln f luff O hin rirr Ko. The home of Sira. B. W. F.ile* The drive, to be aimed at hoiwill be the aeene of the Chriatmaa pital workers, policemen, fire­ ” la ~wir*. and npni.nT r party and covered dlah supper for men, sanitation men and othera, members of the Chtppel Guild cir­ will not be a raid on any eatabliihrd union. Hoffa said, but will cle. .Monday night. AK Iwfandantt. ay* attempt lo bring in all unorganl Sira ire Gary. Mitt Father y v» ait* wotra.n frithTv . uV aW .1N c; . a rto/laa Brlatel and Mr* Rogrr Stiller will ltd group*. n u t lot. l*_ m a la ilff. Hoffa aald be readied lhat aurh be cohojleaara for the event. employra al policemen ahmild be Bridal Shower at put.Uo wcitery cn*t g att U d d a r tar r«th at U>* Miai Joann* Wolff, whoae mar *" » different iliailfieation re it d e a r of I M Jfaart Hove** “ { riage to Raymond C. Jordan will girding strikes. iln (*!• f © until In (H i <'Htf In line with this, a New York ford. V ln ilila . on l*ia ,U h dav take ptara Chrialmai day, waa DairVm bar l* > l *• " :ta A M . at a ahower, recently. Tha Tcamaler official said the union Ilia r..lt..w lo g d»*rytaed p.r.',Bt r, 'honoree r. Mine* Joanne Oliver, IJmla Miller will open a “ guinea pig" rate lla a ln I l t V » f»*t « * * • " f K o r iH * a * l c'om ar «t **rttoiv t». and Lynda Clark were co botleat- next wrrk in a drive to organile T a w n lh lp * t »»uth- B a ..a t *v ta for the evrnt which waa brid ihe city’* police department. t lil lllt fT a rth ttn rariv ar Harry Felailein. pretident of at the Oliver home f a m e ahBvw WHS PB>1 an P Teanutrra laical 237 of New York • t O a f d .n l* fa r m * I" » *»* Uvleda High 4-11 Club %a„ftW < i ' i i i | | run donut J The Oviedo high aehool 4-11 club Cily, »»ld (be teat rate would dU g rtaa W ia l 111* I f n . . . . . . vv..« n a i l met recently at the Home Econo­ begin nrvl week in an attempt J-'nrth * d a a f '* * , » * • ' ****.< f . . t - V o rth 1 . .1. * r f f * Wave mies building for a Chriilinaa par to force the Police Department to 1*1.1 fact aawlh ia daeraa* -J ty. Gifti for needy famlliea wrre theck off union du« fn .a n t * * w a n i l l 6*1 'J •** Frimleln aald he obtained 3 non a tta la * , jearth '.*•*■* i * M * collected tn u th * da«r*»» e v a ii l » | f * tifniiurei from New York politeAttending were Slit* Myrtle Wil­ f*at to a»« ln nln » • * * * » !. Mf* ■ lan ln w at » «'>•«• N o rl1; ** son. Home Demonstration agent, men on membership cards. d a a ra a * W aal *• *• rtiali.a from and nlna club member*. th a nowchaaat . » ; » * ' "> ***'• Sunbeam Band 1 a t I I'a p*if»ar *t J S a J-avjr of their leader. Sin. H. F. WheelThe Sunbeam Band, under Ihe er Jr., recently. 1*1*1 P # «h M ,J a l a r t ln e o»!ni h a l" * ahn« n on direction of Mr*. Milton Gore, The home waa altrirltvely dero p i p a f Miron • a«hdt»l*t»» tn prearnled a program of Chriatmaa rated with arrangement! in the F la t B * » k t, !•*«• It. f« " lh a n r a n -u th * * • * » ;» • " f i t Carols ami tarred aongi at the holiday theme 1 * I T 1 t*»l aloud tha Watt Mo* Gurata participated In appropri­ o f tha U l l i f d r tra rt. th a n .* to morning aervlre of the First Bap­ tist church, Sunday. ate gamea aflrr which refresh th * r ln h i Wtlk * " • " • • r 1"'', ■i* ot at* at North *i* •* The group w it attraellvrly attir­ menu of iindw irhei cut in ibipea kvaat m i l fait 1 » la h t- « f- w a “ ifna »f *b» T o ara- ed In whits rapea edged wdh tin of (hriMmaa treca. hell* and t ||* - f i» h r ia lll ftoad and Jh* l a t t tel other, roroanut rake and roffee tla a n f M lm m ao h d lvltlan a f a a r d ln * to Plat nook T r a a t Monday, accompanied hy Mra were served on Ihe new porch of If, than.* (forth * •* .':**! Gore and aevrral mother a. they the home in front of thr fire­ f o i l 1 fart •Io na .lh » W '• * rlO h C-af-O B V till* of Ilia T*.*- called on Ihe tick and ahut-ln place. r a w llla .n a l'f la l< * It-a-t lo lt.a Eighteen Memlert Attended N - r t h i t i t c a rn tr of l « t » of They tang carol* and prearnled aald Vtlrao'a h n M I.1 a .-ii lh aara Chrialmai atorkinga In Judge Duda Oprn-lfouta on Karcev I * ' t l W ait laai J Mr and Mra. John Duda J r . a rt aln> a tha north tin* of Theodore Aulin, Mr* J N. Tbnmp x>t I a f aald M .'au'a h u M Iv l- aon and Mra. J. B .Jone* Jr. Nrvl entertained at an open home, ree alwn, la co I).* w alrr# of M i l l * with approvimalrly 230 1.4If a I If. a att. iH*nr» lo Ida wrrk they will rail on Arthur enlly, f la d l w ith on In trrto r a n a l* nr Car Iledge 11ml Mr*. E. P, Collins gurata attending. #»* II P a rt rad fart. lh»»r» to Birthday Party Hurati were greeted at ihe door Id a M odi n 11 h an .n la r l- r a n , • 1* * f V *. and aaraltal w .lh Ida Mr. and Mrs Boh B-ig>d*te en­ by Belly and John and were shown V - f 1 d tin * i f la c . - f aald M .rn u a duhd.M ilnn M i l t {•*! tertained at a parly, rerenlly. through Ihe lovely new home byto th a W att f t a d t .a f .n * - |.- a honoring Ihrlr (mall daughter on Junior hostesses, Eleanor Duda. a f eh* T u ir a n llt * • d r t .f lt U Mnad l i t • f r - l In Id * In lr t a r r . her tivlh birthday, at their home Shirlry Mlklrr, Sandra Bellhorn ll„ n n f Ida Hooch lino of •«!.! on Lake Charm. and Patsy Mlklrr. M H r h r ll a l a r t t f nf tdo t a r o The ehildrrn were rntrrtalnr-1 by The home was attractively dero t l r a n l and tha IV o c r ltd c .n f. w *i* tin * of tha T u t r a n i l t * . movlra ahmsn by Mr. Ragsdale rated ihroughoul with lovely arr t a h r la ll* P * t d ih a n r* h*utd Refreshments of Ira cream sand rangrmrnti of fall flowers -r*rt fi 1 * tl.a a»tnt I•t * P a r t tl )i l| *a 1**1 fart o f h t a in n in o *od and Biaanc f it . wlrhe* and rake were served lo Gursts were served In Ihe spa a ln n t n e at Ida ,Vo>ldwa>i ro to - r n f I*.,t J, of til, „u 'i Hud* Chris, Patty and Doutias Dawson, rintis dining room with Miss Judy •ctvlalnn, •i.o f'C .o a to |.1.i in Mary and Martha Courier, Ben DrCosla presiding ai Ihe roffee P la t It-n h : Paeo t? Ihan-o V n rth I * , tl* W a il doth- Ida Wheeler and rousin, visiting from service: Mrs. J. S Beat at Ihe ottanaCofi ■ • Ila t ly of III* North Ft- l-auderdsle. nonnie Mrlrilf, punch howl amt Mia* Katherine tin * >f aald l o t * • rcialani* a f ! l d fart |nio fd» n ^ t t r t af Kathy MrCall. Pat Lee, UU Gore, Duda at ihe guest hook f.C Itl* l.aW i H aw aii. P u r * to and Stevie Bagadatr Cuts Seoul Meeting* tha lafc at «n a n al* nf I*" to KillrSue Circle Mr* l.eon Olliff, December drn Id a finin ' o* In larartfl.M . -it*. Iho f<»ull| Iln * of .. I d I...r The Kalle Sue circle of Ihe Firat mother for the Cub acoul troop, Ifl n »*(•> a r . l l . . ihoop* o i . t r r l y to tha H i.iti1.nrit t o r , Baptist ehureh enjoyed their an­ has scheduled meetings on Turi n ar a * la id l « t I. Id»»ir» -|«.io nual Christmas party at Ihe home days of this month. tha " i t l t f l v iln * >f it M I.M Slib. | g £ £} As Car Overturns e Hoffa Says Union To Seek Employes 01 Governments Legal Notice HOLLYWOOD —(LfPI» — Author cart. We alwaya hear Joke* about Bay Bradbury, whoae acience fie- women driver*, but 1 think tba lion .lorie, d ,.l „,m f.n l.tllc maehlnei of the fulure, won t ride ln airplane or drive a ear. “ Maybe It’a conceit," aald the ctewr-eut, M year old writ" • “ bul } i“»l ,lonT want to die * !°" r™ __*‘^ 1! ” S - J S f t S ’J Z ^ S T S t m ,h lt thfy d M , hjVi (0 prove their maaculinity." Deiplte hla attitude toward cara, ............ ................... .. Bradbury ................. admitted that even he may have to learn to drive one bfc*u*«‘ of h,» demand*. • J«*‘ S«t wife Marguerite a ear," he aald. “She decided at live to flnlah it." thr age of 3< that the want* to Bradbury, who la currently writ- drive becauae the goev to medical ,n* * acreenplay for a my vteryr K |iool. And we have four daugh antavy called “The Dreamer*, ,cri y j c j, hycomtn8 more comn®,rt| ,h*1 “ when you fall in a pjf , f0r ul You can’t tell—I may ?1,nf J 011 re uaually dead, and at (Vfn have to rhange myaelf." or cara, “ they *e*m to bring out 0 n Ihe llleraty level, Bradbury the wrorat aide of the people who aa|d there are not enough people drive them." writing about machinery. * l*^c f *hl * 'ot' 'lcnt ?n’ ‘ Our moat important literaturr " ar,d t nollee that the driver* be- lo jjy ahoidd be ih«* litrralure of come more nervoua and lea* nu !h(, m lft,inf in d what If* dnln* m ,n Jxhlnd Ihe wheel, They al-1 to aald. “ kloat of our writT * .* ™ '* * ? ^ era are ahirklng their re,pen,Ibill** aeem a lo m e our Job i i lo be- , j f | ^ hey iho uld be m ore Intereat* co m e m o rr hu m an and r e la ir ^ )n n ,e ih ln g lhat could d e stro y lo other more kindly *' ‘ *“ them .vople Bradbury injttied he rertatnly rhe Important thing, he aa.a, ‘la for the people who make them lo Iry lo make them more human —and that'* ponible, fo r inatance. lh# car maker* In Detroit ahould be cvperimenHng with colors and shapes o* autos lo see If they have effects on Ihe driver’s action*. “ Personally, I think a lot of fruatrated men are trying to prove they have power w-hen they drive Merit Meeting Set TALLAHASSEE lUPIt — The Florida Merit System Council said today il will hold It* next regular meeting Dec IS tn the Doyle Carbon Building here. Time fur the meeting waa aet ai 10 a. m. Alaska's pt>pul ilk vi baa in­ creased almoit t’vo third* eiaee !9Y> and it row- about 211.000. Christmas calls for Cartons of KING SIZE COKE! K B n s u H D ifir S g ( 1 holiday entertaining ^ p tree tramming • t * tha tha attn t af haa.n n lna T h a ttouth H of fj.1 r n io rk 1, llo b d t ililn n af ytlm u t'ran af. ly , a .r o r d ln a to u U ( In p l i l flook Z. I'a a * I t t a l i t fo IV I n t l u i l .t and *? to 14* ln> l u l l, a l i d L - f 1th and l.o t t »f n a r d t * . r » t » . a t r a r d in g to nlat la IMat Baak *. waaaa : i and I t . GuDGufl AH t.r niork -A*. *tl af P1»ik For tmooihri. creamier Ironings that simply mill ta ) vmj[ mouth—us* V SM M M KmM “ D - a ll a f III a rk • r . \ l - . i t I to I I In r lu a lr * . Illocfe ' to .lt t I * 11 in rlu ftta . ftlork "tl . Ird t* 1 I * f J I n i l u i t i * . ftlork “ H * . t a l i l la 11 In t lt iiv a . B la c k |. Lota 4 ta I t . I« r ( u ii,a -B *- -f-lT V\*J ,# **i „ L - P l^ ____ J© • l a fit mc«»* r t t a Taw n Altai, aae-rttrila in r ia l In t*l«l lin-c* a. Pane I* tv l.t* b*|ng |n A atn li.nl* I ' t u t l t . _ Tna aald neanarl" at alnratald faattb fr with it) i h taaamatita ‘ ‘dtl*na*H|* and aanuriattanfat ______ lain* helan ain g n r tn a v m l t a , a k a a rt a in in a . k i l n t la id ta la tla f . t D tt'ta . I*ai#d tkla llh dar af ft*<*M. -tor, lata a -M a rk V f liia la a d , it. ( ft ) g ift wrapping «..-on*during.tKe'Christmas funw.'pause ofteirfor the cold crispTtaste, the cheerful lift of Coca-ColA S T O C K lU P n V lT H r C A R T O N S O F .K I N G iS I Z E X O K E - iT O D 'A Y i R(B«a^nidiCBirttierlfy^UHliXeM'-C^aXompony by Saoford Coca-Cola OotlUng Company P e w d a rsi S * |« r , car It l«11k d ( “ ir (t■Ii w SIGNTOF.'GOOOiTASTE �“ 1 5Tt» finlfftl T h n r« . WrrtTl P tr . *■ 11, 11>5«— T a r * Dealfis * Eisenhowers To Honor Supreme Court By r u m e n w ig u in s WASHINGTON (LTD — Trcii dent ami Mr*. Eisenhower will open the shortest Whitt Home »orill season on rrctrri tonight with i glittering slate dinner honoring the Supreme Court At tonishl'i dinner and i t the four other dinners srhrdulcil for the 193* Sfl *e**on. the Eisenhow r r i alio will he honoring in a imailer m y the four military lervice academic*, fo r the t!r»t time, each academy will be rep relented by a top cadet or midihipman who will Jim other aide* in performing lorlal function* at the traditional affair*. While Home Pre»* Secret* ' Jamc* C. Ilagcrty said that Trr» idem and Mr*. E Peniouer frit i1 would be a 1 nice thing" lo ha.r each academy — Army. Navy. Air Force, arul Coast (iuard—rep re tented at formal While Ilo w function*. While the Supreme Court »ai mated up from third n>»t on last sear's dinner list t» this year's fir*t dinner, the While Home aaid the move did not indicate an> special boon in rani, for the jua lief I Tonight’! white tie dinner, a* well at the four other*, will he fullowed by mu*irale*, another in- rev at ion *tarted by the Ultenhnw rr* ti take cere ef Mme run ariditicmal c ie ili earh evening Toight'a extras will e fr.>m the Judiciary ant legal circles. Tin* year'* athctfule dropped Hie special dinner honoring the ariencc and military atartrd !ati year, a jw«*t iputnlk idea. It al»a 1* the lijitc» t schedule *ince Ihe KDcntowcr* began paring down the tiring hut traditional W.iile House aortal leaian. In fheir first loelal season— n i j M — tbe Fiienhowrra held to the tra htf-iral program of m dinner* and fue targr reception* Since then it ha* been trimmed South Carolina Receives Heavy Snow , Sleet Today COLUMBIA. S C i d ' l l —Ccn Iral South Carolina wa* hit with Ita hear if *t mowatorm in perhar* II year* today, which marled traf fie and forced the eloung of tehoola and many piece* of bu*i ne*». The snow, mixed with occasional sleet, began about 3 a m . and the weatherman predicted up to eight inche* would be on Iht ground hy noon. However, the forecait railed for the snow to turn to rain hy aft­ ernoon and rro*pect» (or the vehite blanket ta turn into a soup* tluih. A norm center tossed rain, anow. (reeling ram and »lcet mm Georgia. Alabimi and South Car­ olina. The low prenure area caused heavy rami acre** the aouthern portions of Alabama, Georgia and Quotable Quotes United I’rtst International CHATSWORTII. Calif — l nder Sheriff Volney Cummini, on the dynamite plot by two former cult mrmbera which rrmlled in the death of at least nine persona at the Fountain of the World aeet headquarters: •The two men were unhappy with the mailer and said they had Irird Ihrough authorise* to bring him to Juiticr. Lnahlr to do »o. they would take eare of the m ailer Ihtmielvrs." ATLANTA. Ga - Ralph Css tie berry. Jury foreman at the Inal of one of Ihe men Indirled for dynamiting a Jewi*h temple, on the reamn the Jury member! did not eonvltt the defendant “ The eoniemua was that Ihe bombing wai at a lime and man ner that whoever did it had no Intention of liking any live* Moit of the men eould not vote for the death renalty." RENO. Nev — Harry Bridge*, at he paid tl for a llrrnse to marry a Nisei secretary after having to ohtiln a court ruling overturning Nevada'! law harring interracial m m iigfi "la that Ihe regular price or doea It Inrlude the exlrat* * northern Florida A little farther north Ihe rain changed to Herrins rain, mow and dect in a hand about M mile* wide from north c e n tra l Alabama eastward through Georgia and t h e Caro lina*. The wtaihrr bureau at Raleigh N C , in a special weather bulletin .d the mow should rontinue lo ull mort of the day "Aerumulalion* in excel* of four Inches may fall in parts of the Coastal t’laln with one m three inchci likrly in the central counties." taid the bulletin. Highway patrol* warned of harardnui driving condition* and reported a ra*h of minor acet dent* as worker* attempted to get to (heir Job*. Road conditions led *chool au thrvntie* (o close mo*: r u r a l schools in eastern North Carolina Many city school* followed suit. School* in Hichland. Lexington, Saluda, Calhoun and other eentral South Carolina Counties w e re rlosed and the Uniser*!!)- «f South Carolina suspended early morning rla**e*. I n t e g r a t i o n SrWTON. Man i t PI! — Fd win F. 'l e h in. (I. drama and I n ited P i e t * In te rn a tio n a l film critic of the Chrlslian Sci Aneiher suit for the integration ence Memt-v?, cited Tuesday after of public school* ha* been filed a short Ulness. in Florida. LONDON i VTI v_r>r Monl Fol A complaint way fifrd in fidera! llrk TO a former 1-aboriie mem- district court Wednesday on Intwr of parliament who list a life­ lialf of fu r Nejfn famliirx >..•* long fit hi to make Fnglith easier lug to enter their * ntdren In the to spell, died Turtday, Foltict. white s c h o o l * of Iflltthoiaugi who carried «m a running argu County (Tampa). It uj* the first suit of it* kind ment for to year* with the late rrr’c Itenis-d Shaw on how filed tr lit? county, alt'-oujh levEnglish should he ipelled, pro rral such lulta are pending in poird eliminating the letters C, other parts of Florida There are no integrated public school* In the if. Y. and Z. state at present SCARSn.M.B. N Y. (t'P li — The a lion rame a* trial of a Clarence K Whltrhill, 36, an ex college urrjrailon suit eearr I It* ecutive of Ihe Sun Itiiurance Co. dote in Atlanta, and a* offteial* of New York, died Tuesday after at Miisisflppi Southern College prepared for another enrollment a *horl illnr** r » iM i'f a n /> K IN G S M E N attempt h> a Negri* hlcken faim er. In the Allant a ease, three Ne gro women are seeking ad.nill a.tte to Mate • ‘U.iperled Georgia S'a'e College ef Rushes* Adminisira il-T i. L*. S. Dialti.t Judge Hayd Sloan wa* expected to la .r the ease under aihcrtiarmeiU after clo»mu of the evidence. Official* at Mi«ti«.*ippi Southern in llittici'iurg, Mil*, announ ed they had liecn informed uf the impending application of Clyde N -nnerxl. shout N’ Kernard turnml dawn three vear* ago when he failed tn •,?et application r? qlrement*. To dale. no legal acliin ha* hern taken against school *e;re AFTER SHAVE L O T IO N Woman's I’rcrojrativo SYRAClSK. N. Y -tu rn — \ i > ,j -i wrn:c i b ; m ej-nmis- ■ i . 1 that \ « r ilcrulr I no' -.i re. 'T i n sot* teratrts Cm firm required that she ■r f-cr a:?. The cmmDilon* r Mid Iho K'eetion Baird would be aii« i-d if » -.e merely replied •over 2l" to Cm a^p queitiuia Bach year in Oto t S. about gjo.ood arre* if o:wn ra.ve a n itumed by g ra n aril hrjih firta. i and A time saver in any home! This blender icfreshes juices, mixes drinks, chops vegetables, grinds coffee, shaves ice, liquelies, etc. Heavy O N lY glass top, white enamel base. LUXURY TA LC In crystal fljgons.. cjppcd with go!den knight's | A A jkheajJs, Distinctive gift!. l i U U 3 9 .9 5 V A L . • j- * * T I B l» .O P E R A t E 0 ' tUia&t titantor S e t f r u •K* guided m is s ile t 9 remote controlled operations including missile shooting rocket guns and lighted radar screen. Realistic!......... 0 0 3 Tor that "little gift/* H i o:. battle: of Hand and Body Lotion and Cologre. Snark Is Launched On 6,000-Mile Hop 12 oz. PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA 3 9 CAPE C A N A V r. R A L. Fla ilT li—An intercontinental Snark angled out over the ovean early today on another fi tiOO-mlle flight down the Atlantic traiking range The air breathing Snark. the nation'! onl> combat-ready inter­ continental mt*»ile. dropped II* two fhmlnc solid furl booster* about live *rconds after lakroff1 and »ped on under the power o f; It* turbojet engine. It was sislhlr in the dark *ky for .shout M *cr onds. then sanuhed in a low cloud bank Although there have tieen re ports Ihal prmltietion of ihe Snark may l<e lu rtailrd. the wrapnn I* the .wily I’ S int»*tlr that has re peitfdly proved lt*elf capable of flying (.Jon m i l e * The Atla* K'ilM, however, probably will re plies the Snark eventuallv Tlte Snark travel* at Just below the spied of sound and within the eai'.h't atmosphere The At la*, in eomparison. (lie* at more than 11.001 mites an Imnr and rllmbi some soo mile* shove ihe earth 200 KLEENEX TISSUES 4 9 ‘ CARTER LIVER PILLS nvrV», -v V. ^ H *. 9 8 ‘ BAN DEODORANT "Dana ^ $2 69 to correct both rondltiom. at least partially, lie *ald Irgltlfliiun ii being drafted to parr from the pension roll* some of those who don't need help and to inrri-iso payments for thos* who need it badly. The While lim.Sv ha* hlr-tcd I: may sponsor legislation in Ihe same field, a* part of a drive In cut government spending. Trague * proposal*, at least ini Hally, probably would‘Incrcaie lo til outlaya for veterans* pensioni Pension* are not to he confused with compensation compensation is paid, as a m atter of right, to srteran* with dlsabiiitiei incurred in military service. Pension* are for disability incurrrd In risll life and are payatile only where the veteran passe* a test of need No allegation ssa* made that dlahonest rlaim a of need were made hy the veteran, even In the moat extreme ea*e* luered up hy the committee The blame was fixed ruber on faulty law and ad mlnistratinn. FOLDING FOUNTAIN S Y R I N G E $ 1 .5 9 $1.75 HUDNUT SHAMPOO WITH EGG $ 1 . 1 0 HALLM ARK CHRISTM AS CARDS 5 * to $ 1o o Also Boxed Cords d b,bS t f*OfA OAT PAftif FA 2-5381 POOCH” U-’G>*raf«d node! h i ! fi t'" rm (u rtp !(n tL m a c •s l-Ctflp:**?'! r i ' i'i r i ef! » ' i for aifs r i photos. Midi ef fauiM — :•'?"■ :t. onduf YARDUY Man'* Ollt Sat SHAVING BOWL H IwmovEO HUE SHAVING LOTION I EEBFtCI COMBINATION Only 2 .4 5 Saoforth BARBER POLE Aun^i i 'l Htithtr Sbi.t to! on ml Vrr'i Co’c r* d » red jed able tuber I A A p: t pj:*i{«. . . . l a v U »N DtCORATID A small, trim, dependable walch. Shock-resistant, anti magnetic. . . ha: unbreakable mainspring, stain­ less steel back, chrome finished case, and a nonbrcakable crystal. The perfect Christmas gift! and up »»•». i .- tw a . Wonderful holiday treat! A delicious 5 lb. old-fashioned Fruit Cake with speciill/ blended citrons, raisins, fruits and nuts— baked to perfection. 1.9 9 3 .9 t VAL. i pert bed, ltd plastic col- /) tir*«JbrI|Mth( n ltiib His ^ i jingle bell in bis car, tool J H lghlondar A3 a*/ combinition of brisk Hfilb;r Lcl.ci, Ti’c n d ClIcpt A £ ft sure ta dtlijht h:m . . . 3.00 l 15” cf softest piujh. ixith ^ SEAFORTH Sib. FR U IT C A K E HILL Lumber & Supply Yard Sanford, H.i. '< * 4 “ Peppy Le 4 ■ w-m C A M . — **Tlie l . i nlicr Number*’ BilUfycpifiltd, Jumbo flifit Ht UO ir«l t!i.sl bCiUlifui bjCb’ti into tf’fl >ir. Cwpltte wlh lube TO THE >Vr earr» rH •* ti-known li rands that HE knuw* nnd Iruol*. su ELEPH A N T Gift Wraps - Ribbon - Tags 6* Seals Give T O O LS : Do • It • Yourselfers 0 THE BU1IK BLOWING H | ^ lJk|»4»dM*fc» V^a- ' 21.1 IV. 3rd St. to a-k a federal court to bade up the. racimtilin.i - ne;t hearing in .M-hama.1Meanwhile the c#mntiaden planned to held hearing* in New Yo'k Fe’t. I 1 and at NllbvIUe. Tcnn , Ke’.*. T»T!. gallon at any level in Mls-i* •iprl. Ilrpcrcm lno* eenltimed, mean­ while eoncemi”C the Civil nights Commotion's futilr attempt to look min Alabama a viler re.:l» tratlan practice*. Rep. tljriin ti. Hager< ti .Vn i predicted today that U h--l of.’irials fail lo eoonrrate wi:h *ur't investigations. Congrc'* wnuhl he compelled to give the cuntml* tin greater po-ver.*. I’reslJenl Fi*en1’>»rr siid at hi* new* ron'erem - WeJrr.dav that the a-tloas of Alaounn ofiirial* were "lepreh.'nihtc." Such atiitud*a ce-:hl Im-1 h* r*ll to ‘ deterioralion in the <)ualtlx of government aetivi y.‘ The Justice Department plana VfJ Veterans W ith Pensions To Come Under Scrutiny WASHINGTON (UP!) - A aur »ey by the Route Veteran! Com­ mittee indicated today that thouaanda of velerani drawing nonte n ie* connected prniion* on the b a n t of need actually enjoy, with Utrir wise*, either fair incomes nr aubilantlal holdings of atocka, bonda and eaih One such "needy" veteran had, with hii wife, a net s»orth of SSI,tVM, including gil 294 In liquid as sen. and an income of >3.31* Hr had drawn pension check* total isg ahoul IJ.WO and on the ha*i* of mortality tablet could expect to draw another FMSO. Hi* mili­ tary irn ic e totaled four month*, all in the Culled Slate*. The survey jhowed. on the other hand, that many thousand* of Iras fortunate veteran* are aupporlJng themselve* meagrrly in their old age with no Income but their veterans’ pension* of either >6*13 nr ITS 7-> per month Veteran* Committee Chairman Olin E. Teague (D Tex ) prnpo«ed A t - A - G I n i ^ i e O O P voi.. . 2.98 4 9 3 GENUINE HERCULES Imported English BICYCLE! With Her-cu-matie speed gears and front j and re it caliper hand brakes. 26* sin fori boys and girisf �•> I Editorials t AS NAPOLEON ONCE SAID, 'A N ARMY TRAVELS O N ITS STOMACH' f t ~~ Looking For Party ? This One Needs You GaUway School ia a day achool for mentally-retarded children. It ia co-aponsored by the Central Florida Associa­ tion for Retarded Children and the Orange County Hoard of Public Instruction. Seminole County now has 12 atudents in the school, three are on the waiting list. TTicse three will be admitted when room l* sufficient. Although the Orange County achool system supplies the basic needs for Gateway, the children are dependent Upon private resources for all auch items as playground equipment, educational toys and teaching aids. The program at Gateway la designed to give mentnllyretarded children a well-rounded plan for physical, em otion. 4 l, social, intellectual nnd spiritual growth. A story of a child who attended Gateway can best de­ scribe the benefits that pupils receive, A boy who four years ago neither communicated nor socialized with others has become one of the patrol chiefs of Gateway. He also in reading, writing and working simple arithmetic problems. As a patrol chief, the youngster has assumed the responsibility of helping to direct the safety of ofier pupils. •Seminole County residents will be able to help Gateway .atudenta on Dec. 17. The Officers' Wives Club, which long has had Gateway as u project, will hold u fashion show Hnd cocktail party at Mayfair Inn. Proceeds will go to the school. Tickets may be obtained at the Chamber of Commerce. What better Christmas present could one give than a chance for a child to learn? • • Local Market Growl ng * M u tt- M m i-m m ic fo Too Late To C lassify In Service Paper Money Joins Coins For Vending e Fan 4 Thurstiay, December 11, 1058 tan ,B ar S M s & s r t tus f i r - SB* t s l l s t ft*w wBIcfe la MHIlea iM lsi. sttM ml wtl iM tl H W h u m la iSI> ( U jjg m -----------a - - ™ - - . ■ M il SMw ww* Saar c s n S c s y s By FREDERICK C. OTHMA.N | with si jn i of the >.odiac around ty to solve this problem by spend WASHINGTON- My shoes today I ho ceding of the Appropriations ing H0.roo.OOQ far the CoRgrctilon are all over mud. Expensive mud. Commit*.® room fH S JW W t. This at Hotel across the street from Probably » l" ** “ lo the old office building and u m a . robebly the costliest mud in Ihcc ,n*w the old subway, now hauling Sen i a for temporary ofHcts while the times. ' I'm talking about Capitol Kill atora and their guetti to the old other work was in progress. They bought the hotel, all right, mud. where the lawgivers mom office building. rntarily are in the midst of spend­ The front stile of the Capitol and now the*'re stuck with it. A ing 11J 1.0G0,000 to make them- building, itself, it half torn away number of the member*, who lived In a 110.000 000 jot designed to 1there for years, didn't like the senes more comfortable. This mud Is almost two stories make the dome look bcller and j idea of being evicted. So Congress high In the park in front of the gite the statesmen a little more leased the hotel back to its old Capitol, where It was excavated room tor offices and restaurant*, operator*; the remodeling jobs will from a new electric car subway This deal was denounced on proceed piecemeal. ilI.200.OWH leading lo the new aesthetic and historic grounds bv Sole reason for all tr.is oilier Senate Office Building, complete numrrous experts, but H'at old building work it to give the stair.£* architect, Speaker Sam Raydvurn, men more room in which to per­ Instated on going ahead form their labors. Some Senator* In the plara In front ef the now have only three rooms: they'll building eventually will be an un­ soon get five. derground garage, hut work hasn’t The average Represent stive now DECEMBER S > slatted on this yet. largely because ha* two room*: eventually—when Admissions of so much other construction al­ all the wall* and pipe* have been Ellen ftennett f Hanford) ready in progress. torn out and replaced—he'll have Sylvia Oration (Lake Mary) A third office building i ICC.500,- three, Ren. tl. R. Grot* (R.. town i Mark Woodruff (Sanfordi 000> already is rising on the House of the few who frowned on the Mildred Forpcnlna iSanford) of Representatives side of Capitol one w, oic sxpa i'ivc Idea, said m<’*t Barbara Sw»irg*rty iSanfordi II.II. When that is finished in an Conjrcssmrn needed extra room® Johnnie Sue Miller (l-cngwood) other couple of year*, the boy* will | |jke they did hole* In the head, Sylvia Hittr 11 (Sanfordi remodel the old whit marble of-p]tr buihlim’ program, rf rourse Dorothy Jena* (Sanford) Margaret Packard (Sanford) 000 hack in 1910. The remodeling plenty of marhle in many cobtr., Wondie J. Wilson (Sanfordi job will be around *20,000,OWE wood paneling ar.-l terrarro floor., Louie Johnson (Sanfordi Then they’ll tackle the present tint in the Scrate Office Building, Births new office building (new in 192*i, for instance, the gintlemrn have Baby boy lo Mr. and Mrs that is) which cost around *20,- decided against Installing a swim Richard Pickard (Sanfordi O'fl.OOO. The rejiggerin; will set ming pend for thcmiclvrs. Discharge* the management back another That decision resulted from the Tyri Torre* (Sanfordi *20,000.000. This it going to take fact that some critic* said If Hie Ahlrtni Strauss and baby tome fancy timing lo keep some fellow* built thcmiclvcs a poul» i Sanford i Congrer^men out of the cold they'd have to install another fo™ Martha Hoss (Sanford) The gentlemen derided original- Senatorial ladies, who consist at Roy Will (Sanfordi the moment of Sen Margaret Mark Woodruis (Sanfordi 1n Chase Smith i R Me > Mrs. Smith Date Higgins (Sanford) \£m LOUplCS iNGGOCQ said thanks much, hut she didn't George Chapman J r , want a swimming poet. (Sanford) Tlie gentlemen then abandoned For Dance Classes Lee Murphy (Sanfordi iltrirs. Fm sorry they saw fit to At least 12 couples will be nerd Kleasa Fear and baby. ed lo start Ihe new- beginner* spend so much money on them (Yukon. Fla I lessons In square dancing, sport selves, even without the pool, but DECEMBER I sored by the Sanford Recreation since they did, 1 can only hope Admissions now they II soon get rid of the Department. John Marshall (Orange City) mud. ® Those who wish to Join the class Elilsh Manning | Sanfordi may call the Recreation depart­ Judy Rurktll (Sanford) ment office. Joe Curti* will he the Gamer Krlllng (DrRsry) instructor and caller. Winter visitReryJe Dyal (Sanfordi Sharon Dr<*e Ton mend or* who are already member* of a squire danrr club ire Invited (Sanford) Fay Demie Townsend (San­ to Juin the weekly program every Wednesday at * p. m. In the San­ ford) ford Civic Center. Birth* The beginner* class will atari Ilahy boy to Mr. and Mr*. Jim ci Bratton (Lake Mary) in January. Baby Uiy In Mr. and Mr*. Wil lie Miller (Longwood) Baby boy lo Mr. and Mr*. Al Real Fertile Car HARTFORD. Conn. - c l T l i wla Hlllcll (Sanford) Dltcbirgr* Whenever Arthur Mulhern want* Pauline Wirfcl (Sanford) mushroom*, he head* for the floor flet Them At — Kliiabrilv Rojctte and baby board of hi* car. which ha* sprout­ ed three crop* of them *o far. (Sanford) W IEBO LD T’S Mildred Wild ISanford) explanation: A* part nf hi* park department jolt, Mulhern tramps Belly Nruhieser <DeRary) CAM FRA SHOP Edison L. Myrra (Lake Mon nvrr ■ lot of mushroom* and he 210 S. PARK AVE. figure* they grow on the floor­ roe) SANFORD. FLA. board because "I don't *wrep out Alberti Wrhcr (Sanfordi my ra r too often " Ellen Bennett (Sauturd) By Ressril Kay ulation Is increasing at Ihe rate Smith and told nf the potential "5Iamrlle Florida” -vat the of 1,600 persons a week, he “ nm markets that await us there. Van theme of Hie 42nd annual meeting changed his para ami with humor- II. Priest of the Florida net si) nnd Inirincs* eon'r-rnre of the nut sarcasm proceeded to tongue Federation and John II. Hatcn, Florida Stale Chamber of Com­ lash both state and federal govern heads, re*perHs-ely of the state merce held at Ft. Lauderdale Nov. mints for their rrrklr** rxpenli and national retail merchants as­ 16-IB. ft was an appropriate theme lure*, extravagance, waste and sociations discussed what u r may for Florida It msitnrtlc nnd all mod pursuit of Ihe rose colored look for from Ihe next Congress. who attended this Interesting and I’topta of socialism. J. Edwin Larson, Stale Treasur­ constnirllte meeting could not help Ills voire dripping with sarcasm, er and Insurance Commissioner, but feel its magnetism as tup he pointed out that, "We have re told of the omaiing growth of the flight business, civic and poliliral pealed old theoriri nf political n o Insurance business In Florida, the leaders recounted the past and nnmy, discounted the law of sup selection of this stale as headpredicted the future. ply and demand and contend that quartrra bv many companies, and Keynote speaker was former the stall sman vv'io aiimunU' rd uv healthy climate provided the in governor Millard Caldwell Follow­ that the least governed were thr.dualr) by sensible laws and Just ing a brief revirw nf Florida's licit governed was hist an old! regulation, amnting growth and progress In l)o<,u " The meeting, well attended, was As an example he called atlm r.ne of the finest ever stsged and A n ar pvt. Kannrih C. McMur- line of Sanford. FIs., Is serving which he (minted mil that our pop lion to the fact that while our uch credit is due executive vice ray, atm of Mr. and Mrs. Frcdrlrk •board llw super eliark aircraft slide population I as douhled in the ■p ir,, lent Harold Colle and Ills able Mr Murray. Sanford, recently torn- carrier USS Forrrital, operating past 20 yrars our expenditure* staff for staging It so successfully, flcd eight wroks vf bsilc com- with the U. ft. Until Fleet in llir a t training at Fort Jarkion, Mediterranean. have Increased 43 times nnd at the rale we are going, by Ihe fl. C. MrMurriy. IT, la a 1058 gra­ The Forresta! relieved her •!»duate of Seminole High School. lime vre have 12 million people ler ship the super csrrlrr CSS in Florida Ihe Ir gist attire will he Raratnga, In mld-Srplemticr. ST MIDIS — fill'll National awvr*«-l-' 1 * f*'*t|l,'»i ric h H-n* Waller Dtuford. son of Mr. and Sinre leaving Norfolk, Vs , Sept. Rejectors, In c . has <mnr up with nium. With tongue in chick he Mr*. Writer Blufnrd of 47 Saluda River rd , Columbli, S. C., and 2. the carrier has visited Sicily a currency detector which permits said the sum I ml c down lo ah ml husband of the former Miss Amy and Italy and lielwen futon- rxrr Hie live of paper money in vend­ SI,COd per capita or SIGuou per J . Jones of 111 Castle Brewer Ct., rises, expects to make stops In ing machine*, The company, world's largest family, which meant that we could was promoted to aviation struetu France, Greece and Spain. manufacturer of rniti marhine all get on the state payroll and fri mechanic oecond class, DSN, slug rejector* and oilier coin ban retire. Ifov. IS. Lambasting the merit system hr dim : mechanisms, unveiled three ‘Baby’ Back Home - He Is sorvlni with Fleet Airsaid. "Everyone knows that under machines at Ihe rerrnl National FORT RU.EY, Kansas -(D P I) ' (rail Service Squadron 51 at the Automatic Merchandisers Associa­ this system you won't have to V ival Air (nation, Sanford, Fie. —The headquarters building at tion work, all you have lo do Is live here. j Before entrrtng the Navy In Olay Fort Riley used to he the hate and pnv* the hark, make no deci­ One rnnblrs the rustonter In tiny hospital and the office of the com ISM, Rluford allendrd Hooker T. sion* snd otfrnd no one " more than one product at more mandlnr fcnersl was Its delivery WasMnjtlon High School. lie referred with tilling sarcasm than one price, with Ihe use nf room. lo our bleeding heart friends hi paper money. Another could pro­ One of the bstdrs born there 25 John J. Stanford, aviation ord the North, those upstanding re­ gancemtn second class, U8N, son years s*o was Charles Culver, now vide a wide variety of tirket sales formers who are laboring to save services for commuter railroads, a sergeant at this one time eav • ef Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Stanford u* Southern sinners Maybe, he ft* Deer Perk, Wash., and huibend airy post which Is now home of theaters anil other tiuvinessrs XUggested. if we opprnaeh their wrhlrh dispense tirkrl* m the former Mill Sandra I. Col* the First Infantry. And llie third, railed a "com tlirorie* in Ihe rl”ht snlrit. nr . t------- -------------------munlcatlons vender" machine, quaint ourstlve* with the rxrial could l>e used for sending corn- harmony and |*o!ittral samtity of munlrations such as telegrams, such communities a* New York. : DAILY C R O SSW O R D cablegrams, long illtlanre tele Chicago and Philadelphia, we 20. Flltagsa ACTtOM 2. Chief plume rails and other messages might tie able to rrealr almost as 21. One. 2. Heart Norse god 0. Hang P. Tenier •pot John Gottfried, president of nauseous a mess of our affairs card t . German rtvn 4. Rea esgta the rompany, said the devices as they have of theirs During the two day session oilier 22. Man a |0 . Signal P. Twist utiliie an ''rlrdronlr scanning namt t f l aystsm «. INunder method” to drleel paper money, aide speaker* addressed the galtlT.Movrd 21. Over oi S l.ofH rda and lo accept or reject It. Patents ering discussing such problem* as rpoat.) e n J f . Wander* forwaid the future of tourism as viewed are still pending. P. Mora 28 Huln I f * 14. Furnish by Richard Edgerton. State Hotel humbta lft. I Oliver o u t 28. IIhint | f Commissioner; Florida’s Industrial 15. U r,rl 11. F.x< Una2ft. Ameri­ iw-sl Tabernacle Sets progress was outlined by Charles IstSarday's ftwiasr m-asura l Ion of can W Campbell, vhr president of the Pft. Noah s Borrow* IT. Di.g't foot Inventor Special Services prudential Insurance Company; IS .preBt 11. Nstworlc eldeat ion IS. Finished Three special services have been John Anplcyard told n( plans for RS. IVel IS. The I or moss 13. Military en. JLTlny scheduled Friday, Saturday and erirtrsting Florida'* <juadrieetin ­ frnllwj.) g.'ge m-nts lft. Mandarin Sunday at the Revival Tabernacle, ula I with n \r n year* of pagean­ 22. V.r&sura 17. A dessert tea Si. Journey 24th St. and Chase Avr. The serv­ try; F. E .Stanley of the Houston ef land T ~ to i to i ■j T T ~ lets will Include prayer for the Company told ol progress being IS. hour Ilka /Si' | sick, snd will be held at 7.30 p. made In bringing natural ga* to vinegar 1 til » to, Florida; Dr II ti. Hamilton of the 23. Felitsry % 2T. Covered The Rev. 1, F Tasker will I'nlvrrslly of Florida told nf our 1 •i W ith a display hit oil painting entitled, agricultural economy, nd growth; heavy mstal 4 "Rapture of Ihe Saints," on Fri­ Hlrhard Iloe rn of Lima, Peru IO. . n Han day night. Rev Talker painted ditcusstd the need fur belter rela gulf (pots.) 4 P & the picture In Akron, O. itloni if II. Thrica HURRY - - k lim it) A A 12.1'erform S3. Ntrratra IMS CHEVROLET Yormnn 2a U . involve ditor St«tinn Wagon. O-Cylimier, i % IT. Constitu­ im H u Power Glide. Ilrntcr. White SideQ U ITTIN G BUSINESS SALE tional d wall Tires, 8,000 one-owner milts. capital mt t. rr NEW LOW j* Bolivia lnO'. Warranty d % % PRICES ON PAINTS K ENAMELS IP. Follow ti IT” »r 19.75 CADILLAC "02" 4-Dnor. OUTSIDE SATONE IS. Epidermis 40,----- and 5* Mist-green and while. All Cadillac PAINTS II ENAMEL Ltonder luxury feature*. Owner’* name on ll*K. Rrif. SI. Dtocry 5.60 m t* request. Drive the standard of the 6.ID (.al. 4.50 ,7.50 Gnl. 42. So be III y ,. 41 world. • Rtf. fllnr. DOWN 1.44 1 1.75 ;/A 1.9ft qi. ‘A 2..12 q i . 19.55 CADILLAC "60" Special. 1 Frlvata News Of Men O t h m Hospital Notes • The Sanford State Farmers' Market expects u record buainesa during this fiscal year. According to Leo Ilulner, market manager, the total sales well may reach ffi million. Business at the market during November totnlrd al­ most $500,000. The market handled almost 200,000 packages and 80 varieties of produce and fruit. Many changes now are under way to make the Sanford market the "show place of the South," so far as markets ; a rt concerned. A new, modern cafeteria will be added to the , faeittHe*. Landscaping will be done on property along French Ar .0 market ia working at capacity with fruit, now just beginning to arrive in abundance. This la just another good example of business activity In Sanford and Seminole County. F r e d FI. ATONE WALL PAINT fRe*. 0.10 Gnl. 4.75 *.02 qt. 1.49 R#«. SATIN LUX PAINT 7.35 C.al. Rot. 2.30 qi. 5.49 1.75 BPS A SllERWIN WILLIAMS sat . *0) H ILL H D W E . E. 1st. St. SANFORD Factory air-condltoned. Every conceivable jxiwer fcnltire. Show­ room new from bumper to hum* per. GM’s finest. BEST BUYS *2 ,19 5 *2 ,2 9 5 *2 ,4 9 5 - - - WI DE CHOICE 1955 CHRYSLER Windsor V-8. 1-Door. PowerfUte. Power steer­ ing and brake*. sl,1 9 5 1955 MERCERY Monterey 4-door. Radio and Heater. Mercunmtic Drive. ’ 1,0 9 5 1951 DODGE Royal 2-Door. V-8. Powerflite. Radio. .See it to believe it. ‘ 79 5 1953 FORD Custom Fordor V-8, Radio and Heater. A perfect second cur. ’ 495 H O LLER M O T O R SALES 21!) Fast 2nd S t We Salute at Palmetto SNAS on SANFORD, FLA. Naval Appreciation FA 2-0711 Day, Saturday �n Thtir*., Dec. 11.-1958—-Parc 5 fftjr fanforh Rrralft Woman’s Page ElUabeth Ashby, f f o n u 'i Editor Beauty Experts Tell Women To Put Better Side Forward J jdjcoI £vsnt& flume FA I-Hll THURSDAY Barrack* No. tW Veteran* of World War I. and the ladle* Aux­ iliary. will hive i turkey dinner and Chriitm n party for member* Hailing at 7 p. m. at the Amclean Legion Hut on 17-32. t all Mr*. FRIDAY T h e pro and ton committee, compo»ed of volunteer* from the Seminole High School FT A »*• *emb!y and representatives from the Student Council, wtll meet at 7:30 p, m. in the City Commit»ion room of City Hall. The group wilt discus* the drag strip pro ject. All Interested adult* are in Mtcd to attend. BA* DICK BU BROW HOLLYWOOD—U T D -T h c 'bet ter'' side of jour face Is probably the side jou don't sleep on. say make up expert Hud Weslmorr and photographer James Wong Howe " Photogenic ally speaking, a per son definitely ha* a good »!dc and a bad »ide," said Westmore "Generally. Ihe bad *lde Is the side jou sleep on Most people sleep about enethird of their lives, so IPs bound to leave an impression." Most people sleep on their right side, he added. "About A3 per rent of the actor* and artre**e» I have worked with have a lietter sule. and most of Ihe actresses are very sensitive about it." Westmore said lie det cribed Ihe good side a* "full" ami the hail side a* "slialtnw " ’ You usuallj don'l nolire Ihe differenre until you lake a picture or make .» test Sometime* sleep Ing ha* pushed Ihe cheekbone a little higher And birth may have lefi imprinta." Frilly Christmas Tree Lake Monroe Home Urmonitralion Club v*ill have Its Christmas party at X p m, at the home of Mrs. C. F, 111bun, MONDAY The Fast Matron* Club of Semi nole Chapter No 2 OKS will hold its Christmas parly at the home of Mrs Joe Corley, Cameron Ace . j at 7:30 p m, The Sanford Firemen Woman s Auxiliary will have It* regular monthly husines* meeting at the home of Mrs It T. Thomas. 3(0 Maple A»e . at * p m. A Christ m u party will follow Fath mem her is asked In bring a gift POLLY BRL'HAKEIL who will nux!ci in the fa.*hio.i nho» nlatcd for Dec. 17 nt the Mayfuir Inn. She and her huxband, Lcdr. lion Rriibiikcr, have three children, Sumn, Tom, and Dave. Polly i* [iiT.-ident of the Officer.* Wives Club, which l.x xponxorinyr the fnshion show. Ibior prizes, for the event have been donated by Sussmann-Ka-sntaiin of Orlando. Kader’a .Irwelry Store. The Sanford Flower Shop, and Sweeney'« (lift Shop. Woman's Club Has Christmas Luncheon The annual Chrlslmas luncheon, with all departments participating, was held on Wednesday at the Wo man'a Club. Mr*. Howard Montleih was ho* tesa, assisted bv Mrs, B R fleck, Mrs. R K ptttrifoy, Mr*, c . L Redding, Mrs Brodie William*, and Mr* Rnhert Rhudr* Mr* George Stine. 'Ir* A W Wood all. and Mrs Paul Oilman rereiv- X i Beta Eta Has Meeting Mr* Jane 7it*haw. a te»rher of kindergarten in the Sanford Nur­ sery. wa* guest speaker at a meet­ ing nf Xl Bela Kta Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi The group ton xened at the home of Mrs Hubert Cornell on Monday evening. Mrs Titthawr told what a child can he rxperted In learn m kin­ dergarten Mr*. John Prnko*rh concluded Ihe program with a lalk on eleinenlary education The business meeting was con­ ducted by Mrs. Vernon Hardin, president. The group voted In con­ tribute in Hie Nat Ion *| Exemplar Fund. A social hour «** held with refreshments of cake and roffee served. The next meeting will lie held at ihe home of Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr. on Jan. II. Circle Three Meets Cirele Three nf Ihe First Christ­ ian Church met at the home of Mr* J L. Horton Sr. with Mr* Blanche Knone a* hostes* Mrs O D. Landress gave the devotional, highlighting Ihe ex pefienees of the Navy mm who fly Jet plane* and are privileged lo view new scenes of Ihe heav­ en* and earth During the business meeting plans were made to make and send garments and supplier to the Albert Sweilrer Hospital m Jam ­ aica Mrr V. If. (iranlham gave the *tudy lesson on disciple ehurrhe* In Canada Delicious re/re*htnenli were served by Mr*. Knone, Evening coal* promise to t« big for spring The silhouette It dra­ matic—extremely full, sometime* with horiiotital panel* of pucker­ ed »tlk. Color* are bold, from bright yellow to orange. Many coal* are lined with silk or *atln printed to match a theatre drcu. rd guests at the door The club was decorated in a holiday theme. There was a lighlrd tree on ihe Mage III.vl had l>crn decorated by members of the Amertean Home Department. Mr*. S J. Nix was in charge of ihe program. Robert Cnimhlcy »ang "Birthday of the King", ac companled he Mr* l larrnre Snv d rr Mr* N VV I’feifauf. lecompanted by hrr motlier. »ang "O Holy Night" Air Crumble* and Mr* It L Sloan sang ‘ Stiver Bell*", Mr*, rfeifaof *ang "Christ n u i Candles" billowed by Mr Crumbley singing "The lord* Prayer". Mr* A. f! Mctnm* gave a Christina* me>*agr in the group. Mr* B <! Moore led in singing Christina* carol* 'lr» Hal Harm accompanied on Ihe accordion durst* introduced were Mr* Kennel h Mrlnty re. Mr* t t. Wall*. Mr* K tl Spaulding. Mrs Alice i'ook and .Mr*. Lyir.on Mrs Bill Kirk pre*enled several new memtier* I WSCS Circle Five Has Meeting Monday IVJ.CS. Cirele number five of First Methodist elmreh met 'Inn day afternoon at the home of Mr* M E. Baker, (irapcvllle Ave Mr* W. S. Thornton and Mr*. T. F MrDanlels assisted the hostess. The meeting wa* railed to or­ der by the chairman. Mrs Haker Mrs n»nd*ll Friesi read the Christmas »lory from the Book of St. Matthew and a poem ' Christ­ inas Bells" hy Lavrrne Larson, followed hy a prajer. A note of (bank* was read from Mr* C F Mim*. me retired Sun­ shine chairman, for Ihe gift pre »ented lo her at the November meeting, Kach member placed a gift un­ der the miniature rhristma* tree for her seerrt "P rayer Pel" The»e vierr pasted out hy Mrs Baker and Mr*. J F. Hawthorne The house wa* decorated through­ out in the Christmas Iheme with a miniature allar covered In deep blue velvet upon whirh lay Ihe Bible open at the Christmas story Mr* Emir Lar*en presented the hostess. Mr* Baker, with a large bouquet of red and while chry­ santhemum* Refreshment* of Angel food cake mints, salted nut* and coffer were *erved by the hotlette*. Assisting with the serving wa* Mr* HawIhorne, Farh guest upon leaving was given a gift wrapped click of Chmtma* candy. Eighteen member* were present Sorority Has Meet Of Ihe actresses he has made up Westmore said: "Linda Darnell and Ava Gardner have almost perfect face* "Marlene Pelrieh know* exactly which side of her face to have in the right place at Ihe right time She iv one nf the most clever per *en» at being photographed " "Some arlresses just fill apart if you photograph their wrong side There * one star who has In have a *rt built In (H her face *o she can make her evil* with her good side facing Ihe camera." said Howe To determine thr better side of your lace for photograph*. Ilowr suggested "Look for the ude that ha* the best Nine structure and Ihe least eiresses The full side always take* the light l*cller Actually, a woman * first choice after looking In the mirror generally will be the same a* Ihe pholopcipher » " "Always keep jour good side eloter lo the camera Nesrr have a picture taken straight on \ three quarter shot 1* be*l. with the camera focused on Ihe fore head, and the head lilted down a little '* The only exception. *ald We»t more, should be "If jou think the rxrr**r» of your face make jour beauty unusual " Howe didn't notice Ihsl Kim N’oyak's lietter side wa* her left "until we were well Into *hooilng the film 'Picnic ' We had to *hnot several tecne* over Ktm wasn't partlrular then, hut now «hr'* aw ate that some photographer* ran make her took better.” Church Calendar I" rirt Ir— fl ovokie edge Prrttiest holiday gnedir that THURSDAY A* rirrle— I cookies in all ever gTacrd a buffet or dressed ii(i a dinner table. Ihl* Frilly Coo­ I" rirclc— 2 rookie* in all rmecrest n*pll*t Church Choir kie Tree Is ea*llv homemade with 1 ' circle—1 rookie in all pracllce at 7 30 p tn. slier'n bake rookie roll* from the Also bake It additional cookie The Hoy Scout* of Ihe Firsl grocer'* dairy rate l ’*e any of slice* Presbyterian Church will have a ihe four Haver* with these direr Hake rookies in moderate oven council inerting at 7 30 p m tiun*. ,(37* i 7 lo 11 minute* Remove The Demon* of the First Pre* Cut 3 roll* of Sllcen Bake cookie* from oven and Immediate byterian Church will meet in the Cookie* In thin slier*. Arrange I) cut hole* in each circle and dice* in cirri*-* on iingressed bak­ cacti single elite with 'a inch rut Session [loom a I 7 13 p. m. Royal Ambassador* meet al Ihe ing sheet* to make X scalloped tec or thimhlc fool cookie* I edge cookie layers t >e Ihe follow minute, then loosen wuh spatula First llapti»t Church al 7 p m. Ch-vir practice al Ihe Firsl Rapt mg guide for diameter* of the eir and leave on baking *heet until i,t Churrh as followi: Carol. <1:1ft cle* and the numlter of cookie* thoroughly cooled p. nt t Concord, 7 p, tact Church. used In make Ihe outside edge*; Prepare t package laiafsire afler forming Hip e d g e , fill in Creamy Vanilla Frosting Mix a* x p. m. Ihe rirrle* with more rookie* FRIDAY directed on label. Fro»t ihe n coocircle—13 cookie edge kir circlet; decorate wilh red cin­ 7'* circle—II cookie edge Pinecrr»t Haplist Church Trim namon candle*, and silver decorft" cirele— 3 rookie edge rile*. Tilm slendrr candle i about ary I Sunday School Party at 7:10 V circle— 7 cookie edge 3 Xinch In diameter! to about 3 p tn inch length, plate in low candle SUNDAY h ilder Slip larged rookie rirrle Plnecrrst Haplist Church Chapel. over candle, nevl add 2 plain con kies, thro tile 7 inch circle Conllii Concord, ami Carol Ctioir practice Hr Leonard Munson wa* award uc, placing 2 plain coot ir* be­ at 3:30 p. in, Puicrrest Raptlit Church llaptls rd Ihe Fred Stein Trophy for lak tween each frosted circle, and end me first pl*ee in the four week ing with frosted I inch circle mat Service al 7 13 p m I'merrest Haplist Church Youth individual bridge play tournament Light candle for flaming renter i Fellowship at * 13 p. ni pin e. *pon*orrd by Ihe Sanford Dupli­ E lsie K niffht Meets Mrs, Dawson Hunter was licit cate Bridge Club. Other winner* wrre lecoml. r>» for Ihe Elite Knight Circle of Mr* W V. Robert* third. Mr* Ihe Firs' llaptlit Church on Mon­ E. F Anderson; fourth. Mr* tl day evening B Shinaberger. Report* wrrr given hy commit ire ,-haimicn Mr* F L liampier gave an interesting lalk im *>ew Visitor Entertained ardvhlp She wa* am strd by Mr* Saturday afternoon friend* called •I. W. Saoterfei:. Mr*. B. c Moore al Ihe home of Mr* Volte " il outlined | Ian* for the Woman'* bam* Sr lo honor a former ban 'li»*|eoary Society for the com- ford resident, Mr* David vpeer ing year Plan* include * " Foru* of "in ter Pari, 3 H[ 11 Ml U 3 Ilf) I Week” to be h*M Jan, M l*!. Arrangement* r.t red gls-Mti 1333. and uldte chrysanthemums were A colteclion was taken for the placed in the living room Guests fwillic Moon Christma* offertng; enjoyed visiting and chatline with We have is huge *rr*e of Mr*. J. D Field* presented the Mr* Sprcr Refreshment* were program whirh wa* rrlitlrd ’‘The »erved In ihe living room ,ith rim ing i*nrf t»Hnred h»od Hope of the World ’ TTu* wa* fol­ 3|rs n w Douglas j**i»Hng bags Several different lowed by a prayer by Mr* Moore Guests present were Mr* colors, many new *tj!es Fourteen per cent of all Amen George Carver, Mrs. J. W. San lerfeit, Mr* B. C. Moore and Miss ran families own two or mi-re This It nne of thr gift dial mr* Harriet Gunter. Is »ure to ple**e Gamma Lambda « hapler of H* ta Sigma Pin met Tuesday night at the home of Mr*. Allred (ireenc. The program was present rd by Mrs. Ralph Cowan J r . president of the sorority Mr* Cowan gave a resume of interior decorating and the step* to follow in making a home reded Ihe personality o( Ihe owner An open dlseiisiion followed with member* liking great interest In the subject. During Ihe husines* meeting Mr*. Cowan thanked all memtier* who helped on Ihe Chrlslmas float A report was given by the social eommitlee on ihe egg nog party slated for Saturday from S3 p nt. at the home of Mr and Mr* Clyde Roliertson. The way* and mean* committee reported on ihe rummage sale, also scheduled for Salurdas The sale will begin al 3 a m at Ihe corner of Sanford Ave and First St. Refreshment* were served by Ihe hostess Welcome Wagon CluH Elects New Officers i New officer* were elected at the ponding srirelarj'. Me* Kassft Tuesday nlghl meeting of the Wel­ I It liter, A new a n irU n t bo;.te*s. Mr*. come Wagon Club. The group met nt the Civic Center with Mr* Irene Welhte. will work wilh the •rnior hc*tr*, Mr* Rulh Gallag* Charles Arnet presidio.Taklng nffire art president, her, Mr* Weihle t» a Can*dia[n. Mr* Bobby Pehnrd vnr presi She nnd her husband, a retired dent 'Ir*. lam Smith secretary. , Naval officer, have a borne in Mr, Virginia T>inkin» Irrisurrr laic’i Arbor \ ihlckrn harlwcue was plann* Mr* Shirley Remsherg corn's ponding secretary, Mr, lolly Mc­ rd at Ihe ineelmg Thi* will b« Allister. assistant to the corre* H-e i*hri,tmj« party and will bn held for memlier* and Ihelr hn»band* on Dec. 27 at Ihe home of Mr* Rulh Gallagher I Hostesses for the evening were Mr, Arnet ami Air* Dort, Del* rher. Mr* Dmkin* won the dnpr prise Following ihe refresh­ ments, card* were enjoyed. Therr were 21 member* and guest* present. Qwm k QohmJx LOS ANGELFS - il l‘IJ — When womrn hunt (or job, in in .Music Slated Sunday dustry. Ihey ov erlook one field 1 The CVIr*ti.il. Cherub, and Carol Ilia: nt*J» Ihr m—consume i ret* Choirs of Ihe First Haplist Churrh tlon*. will present a program of Christ* "It's actually Ihe link brlurt-n ma* music at 7.30 p m. Sunday. consumer and manufacturer. I art Mr* Guy Bishop will dirert apa* sounding board for englucort (irnximalely 30 voire*. 3lrs Marvin and housewives," -.yid Mrs S>ItJa Milam I* Ihe organist. White, dlreclnr rl intnumcr rrla Chaplain William Fuller, SN’AS, lion* for the " is le ing Corp. will speak following the music. Mr*. While. l.,e mother id two son* and wife nf a p*)chiatri*t, started It year* ago denmnslrat Ing equipment Today, she inter pret* what homemaker* want, write* operating instruction book­ let* for equipment. Iram* *alc« LAST SH O W IN I* man to use equipment. help* iron 01'BN Ii:t5 nut kinks, suggest improvement* In appllaner*. ami approve* dr r.E T m o r e : o n o f »lgns. LIKE CJO OFT TO “ Every major appliance manu A MOVIE faclurer ahould have a home cco nomfea dlreclnr in help meet women'.* need* Hut mnjl home ecoW d d - B o r g n Tn e noinist* think in too narrow terms MUSUU.m NfMW-.i They are needed in Ihl* Held a* NhkRNIMI.i well a* In those dealing directly with food and nutrition," Mrs. While said She recommended a background tn *ocial science* rneineoring, *la lisllcs, and home economic* In ihe equipment field One way tn start I* a* a home demonstrator for an appliance manufacturer. A woman with llllfr experience can earn f'VJ lo fioo a month a* L K arrJiauco Ccset Ktuyi a home servlcr wnrkrr. From lenltirt: I t I I • .1:12 there, It's possible to work up to !ob* in the fin .uni a year bracket. 1:10 . 7:18 - 9:18 Mr*, "lu te laid. • | Week-end Sp ecial FRENCH POODLE LIQUID SERVER -j. • HAND D ECO RA TID -Piece Munson Wins SET IMPORTED CHINA • 6 HANGING M UGS * PO U R S fROM • TAIl 12 V, IS HANDIE LONG NECK jm • OtCORA to n OISIGNIU \r > locfthcifa* COMP k i l l . ' FOftAOAY rvqulsbe jewelry In rhlne stone* for evening, gold and H O L ID A Y S E A S O N ” SA' rile I ’m Trim her tree with Jewelry OUR PRETTIEST HOLIDAY PARTY-UOEKS NAVY \ J u li \\ p H O tH H * In Sanford nnd The World (rrm Mery-Eslher«. . . . and wo h»\n nmny m^re in luxeioux leathers Give her an unusual gift . . * EVENING GLOVES with and finu fabric*, $ 1 1 .9 5 Navy Sat Appreciaion December Day 13th matching HEAD HAND in By . . . velvet Such e lovely gift, and so practical. "Pierre'' M»v w* h»lp you with your ChHitmn shopping list? Wide selection of so many ttft Heme—matching imported tweed acarf. re,/ ami glove* »et. Beautiful sets of velvet slim aim* with matching Mouse*. See our vastly exciting' collection of elegant shoes for every g ila nccasiun. & V fla A y - £ j JJulh’a “Featuring Fashions You” Your Walgreen Agency D rug Store Roumillat & Anderson FA 2*0392 “Where Quality Is Higher Than Price” # o * •: • ,*v»: “On The Corner By The Clock* , �Golfs Top Money-Winners Tackle Mayfair Course 8 Off Top 10 Among 150 In Tournam ent A field of 150, including ciKht of K«lf* top 10 money, winner*, tackled the rain-*prinklrd Mayfair inn Country Club K*'lf course this morning in the opening round of the $ 15,000 tournament. In addition to eight of the top 10. Mayfair could ImmmI of 27 of the top 40 money-winning golfer* in America, On . I band far the 7- hole event, whirl* |flltnaxe* Sunday. are winners of Amer-ca* three biggest tourneys the — PGA, U. & Open ant) the Matter* Heading the »tur H.dded lineup are I kiw fin d e r* aid. PGA lit list; Tommy Boll, L\ ,S. Open champ, and Arnold Palmer, Maitcra win­ ner and the nation* top moneywinning golfer. All Ihrrc prrvioua Mayfair win­ t ’rrlrr a •term threatened *ky, ner* (red oil. They are AI Bald­ filled intermittently with the roar ing i m winner; Mike Frlrhick, AMONG NATION'S REST Frank Stranahan pet* *et t» who won in 193d, and defending, of jet Mimhcra, profrsiional golf- Champion Wally llurkemo. putt a *hort one on the 18th preen in a warm-up round at rr» here for the Mayfair Open Mayfair. At left are I)ow Finatcrwald, winner of the PGA; Olher top money-winner* enterdemonstrated the finer point* of are Bill Ca»|>er J r , Art Wall Jr.. golf in a clinic yesterday after­ Juliua Borof, Jay llel>ert, Doug noon at the Mayfair Country Cluh. Ford ami Billy Maxwell. The talented mailer of rereClosely behind thi* group are monie* was none other than Chick aul Harney, long-hitting George Herbert, who made light »port of payer, cx-t'GA champion Lionel It) JACK CL'DDV M<x»re Yvon Durcllr ring classic hi* *■** fellow — 'I’GA “ •* winner* ai he In Hetiert and Gardiner Dirkin*on MONTREAL (UPIi— Promoter la a "mu»t" for Montreal next Irndurrd them to the erowd. IVa- Jr., thr man lien Hogan tabbed a* Eddie Quinn said today a return July. llcipalmg m the elinir were Paul the future I’, ,S, champion, llarnev, lion Fairfield, Jay Hfb* And Truman Gibson, president There wa* r.n citahtivhed fav performance of Ihe great Archie erl, Ai Balding, Wall llurkemo, oritr a* the king* of golfdoin of the International Boxing Club, Arnold Palmer, Mike Felrhick, started play under rain laden agreed with him. Doug Ford, Dow Finatrrwsld, aide*. But everyone conceded ihe A i'll*sale it was—one of thr Tommy Bolt, llo Winniager, Ed l>e*i rhiinec* to the player* who ring s greatest — a* Moore, per­ Oliver and George Bayer. have won live big money on Ihe haps, thr ntdrit active champion From the grip lo the Iron* and PGA lour thi* year. in boxing annals—climbed off the on through the wood*, spectator*1 A* one young golfer put it, canvas four llmra Wednesdaywere treated to preriiion ahota “ You juat can't t>et again*! night inner from a slip) and be­ (aometime*). Ahaent from the rhampion, although Balding won came the sport's all lime kayo clinic wa* IJoncI Hebert, allied hi* ftrit big tournament here in king hy blasting thr Canadian for an act with brother, Jay. LionBattling again*! thr big champion with four knockdown* el arrived late yeitrrday, and wa* names are «|uite a few youngsters for an 11th round knockout. on the course practicing. uho have a chance. Trf**hn mounted with each hall Favorite of all, Fat (I’orky) OlA "darkhorte" in Ihe tournament iver. arrived Juil in lime for hiv I* Boh duality, outvtawling frevh rolled in Hie Sandspur Lea-pie nii|tvi v 'im iiw ii m om an fgolfer, p r i i n , man on the l*GA tour Tlte Belle Tuesday night, at Ihe Ihrrc top Impersonation of m a H woman f)lii-aii> aal luvte.i Ida a e..i«nt a aevn Oliver adjusted hla «garment*, con ville. III . golfer ha* been picket! trams battled over the four points Misters champion Arnold Pal- 1 wouldn't ever do that now. I ferred with instructor (Bo Winn- hy PGA member* a* the frr»V needed lo make them league pier, leading money-winner of have learned not tn let hid »hot* inge. j and with a i-owrrful awing, man "m«»t likely to aucceed, tn champ*. J ill. generally la rrgarded a* the or had hole* upaet me I have completely milted thr hall Oliver a big way " "man to beat'* In the Mayfair Inn learned never to think I'm out of was Ihe winter pro at Hanford Yesterday, he loured Ihe par 71 Perfection Dairies emerged vic­ GAINESVILLE (LTD - Flo T)pen golf tournament which atari the running " two years ago. Willi hi* tirual <aa- Mayfair course in 66 The five torious by taking three point* from rid* * new ' fast break" attack •d today. And he isn't wrong on many oal air, hr played a t|uirk r n 'd under wa* jti*t one stroke Iris ABC Garbage Service. It was a hummed smoothly Wednesday i than hla practice round Tuesday. dose fought match all Ihe vvay night ami th<* (iator* breeted tn Since going on the PGA tour occasions. It la rarr when Palmer yrttrrday morning; then fishing. For the two warm up rounds. with hot three pins difference in an easy 81 54 victory over Boltin* Jn I DM. Palmer haa won II big I* out of thr running. tournament* II- al«o hat won "I've learned, too," Palmer sa id ,; The clinic wound up with the Gnalhy wa* nine under. Ttil* type College. guile a few which do nol carry 'That there are a lot of golfer* longrri biller In ihe world, George of play in Ihe tournament would Ihe total pinfalt. II was Ihe 23th straight vietory With no prrsiure on them, and dte *'hlg" tag, but are important nut here who could leal me on any Bayer, who used a wood to send make him a hard man lo best We* Ellis J r , AIdecr wa, N, J , no rliaiue at top slot, Wilson Ma fur the Gator* over Florida colThu* far, hr h n won more than given day, and thry d o " Ihe hall out of light. Ilia long Je'gc teams. 110,000 thi* yrar. He wen more Palmer plan* hii round, studies • « * « « y not le hit with the ae- one (d the hottest golf era on tlr ler Furniture won atl four point* tournament! than anyone rl*r on the ri.urar for hi* attack. Ill* play fu r*r)r " f many other proa. hut lour, carded a 70, Kill* has played from Wade* Market, and high, Florida'a speedy quintet, grab­ bing off 70 per cent of the rethe HIT lour—the llouiton, Aialea, lin't aa hold ■ ■■ ■■ it nnre wa*. Hr 1spectator! agreed that ihcir ling- strong found* in re<enl tourna­ Rubber City and Ran Diego Open! prefer* tn play il safe more of ,h " a* mighty Imprcaiivr. Bay ment*. losing to more r xpcrlcnci-d honor* lor Ihr evening with a l»nuhda, raced tn an early lead —and waa Ihr fifth higheat money- ten, gelling lurid whrn the iltiution e— r’s sue matchea hi* long ahota. player* in thr final*, lie, too, m ild acratdi aeries nf 1,037. handicap and wa* never In trouble. Te Gators held a 4122 margin at winner In golf, Golfing fans of tm d rr age i*e accorded a "darkhcir**" lag. aeries, 2,371, and high scratch halftime. warrant*. game of 6*1, ftminilllai * Ander­ Other* who have been playing One of the longrtl hitter* on crowded arovmd Ihr pros after the Florida forward* Dick llohan the tour, Palmer It a inaatrr of A deliberate player on the clinic for autograph*. Older fan* well in practice include Ballard son Drugs look Hie high handicap and Frank Etheridge ami center course, Palm er doem'l get in a Beatify, Chattanooga, who, with game h inor with 611 pin*, a* it '(he long Iron*, aa demor.alrated chatted with Ihe men who have •t the clinic yetlerday afternoon hurry, lie watt* until he • feela returned to Sanford Dvr four Gnalhy, equalled the course record split with Bohson Sporting Good*, Bobby Sherwood led the Gator senring with 14 (mints each. I'aing a No. I iron, thr 29-year- aet" Itefore swinging He const year* now lo enter the San Fran- ot (Vi yesterday. Since the course each taking two point*. dera chipping the weakest part of Forward Dick Bishop and guard was changed In the summer, Ihe •Id belter awed the clinic gallery hla Maiglr Woods rolled a 312 risen Giant's tournament. game 66 by Henry William* Jr. In Die «rratrli aerie*, to give her high Boy* Coffee wrre high for Bollmv Vrtlh hi* "high" and "low" drive* Ilia father, M F (Deacon) Pal qualifying round was established handicap veriev with 339. Faye with 12 markers apiece. down the middle. aa the record. Palmer attributra hit aurorae ai mer, pro at Latrobe, Pa., Country Pitcher Released Griffin, her teammate, rollt-d a Billy R o o t . Bridgeport, Conn, 317 handirap serie*. and fame up Team Flans Trip • tournament player to the rip* Club since 1921, gnt him alarlrd MILWAUKEE, Wi* (LTD—Tire off at the age nf three. Thi*. he Hence he gained on the rireult, NEW YORK ( I T D - I h e Dart Milwaukee Itrave* have given vet­ fired a 67 yesterday. Hr, too, Iv with the only turkey lor the flu* the aolid golf foundation he •aid. haa served n a hig ad* ant eran relief pitcher Ernie Jnlmwm conceded an outside chance at the night. mouth Rugby tram will leave for *g*. prqulrrd In hi* youth. Mod specialular shot of the Knglanl Friday for a scries of hi* unconditional release. Johnson, title. Amniig the "old proa," any ol evening wa* made hy Donna four matches. Including cnnte*l* . "When I flril came on Hie lour," who had a Stt-22 record with Mil Palmer aald, "I mrd to get dla An estimated M7.i7i.000 gallon* waukrr. had hern auignrd to the whom could win it, are such stca French at -hr picked up the dread with Oxford and Cambridge. The gulled wrhen I didn't play well. Iona nf ice cream is consumed an Bravra* louivviltr farm rluti l>e dy performer* a* Fd (Porky) (dl ed 6 7 HI split Other apllt* were team will return home Jan. .1. ver, former Mayfair touring pro made hy Olga Martin, 6*ID, Pat I picked tip tn »ome Imirnamrnia nually in the United State's. 'fore the winter draft meeting now playing nut of Denver. AI Teslo, 7 9, Barbara Rowell, the COOLER IN SUMMER Betaellnk of Groiiingcr'a, N V.. 5 7 twice, Evr llogfro, 3 7. and tt \RMKR IN WINTER who Mad a «9 yesterday; Don Dot Teslo, who made the two hard SAVE FUEL Fairfield, (H ey, 111 : Franci* iBm ones, the 7 9, and 6 19 In succes­ Winlncrr. Odessa, trx .; lurk Ma sion. FIBKRGLAS >er. St Petersburg; and Marly Trophic* wdi tie awarded at the ■y MILTON RICH MAN INSULATION Maryland with u paint* while flO; Providence heal Brown, 72-46; Furgol, tamont, 111 league banquet next wrek to end Halted Preta H lrraaltonil Jay MrKrniie of Virginia wa* in Syracuse trounced Columbia, !» this hall of the Sandtpur*. The ' Three of tu t year * rhampion* dividual high arnrrr with II. “Holler for Haller” 19; Fordham stopped Vale. 61 19; Kwlmnkti ricks ('ouch Irama ended in Ihe following posi­ -Kenlurky, Writ Virginia and Princeton Ton* Temple tion*: Perfection Dairies W i l l 's , Xavier of Ohio—put unbeaten reg­ Utah Slate Untie.' up a hot Haravard hum hlrd William*. to 70, C liff (i. Haller, Inc. LOS ANGF.LER (I I'D — Wceb ard* on the line tonight, and the shooting Wr*t Texa* Stale team, Vlllanova hreeied by Siena, 71 Ewtiank, roarh of thr Baltimore Boumiliat A Anderson 14 26, ABC 711 W. Robinson I2li-27>i, Wilson Maicr 3» • 31. •ddamakera claim all shotdd come 91 61, aa eenlrr Boh |p*nn of tlm (7. Braudels beat Tuft*. 72 to; Colt* who will roach the National Pbona (.Arden 4 6162 Wade* 2 F .1 3 ’., and Robson’* out In "perfect" shape. winner* collected 21 point*, and Colgate nipped Alfred in overtime. Foothalt league's Western Dlvi 2 F i 3S ' j . T h e last half of this FREE ESTIMATES Kentucky’ NCAA rharup* arc'Seranlon drfratrd Scion Hall tor r>7 to. Oglethorpe defeated Pre* stnn All.Star* against the East­ league will begin Jan 6. aolid favorite* In make their ree (tie Brat time in 20 years, 61-3* byleriun. .VJ 35. Bucknell topped ern Division Alt Stars in Ihe pro *rd Co in a game against South­ Dayton registered II* fourth vie Lehigh. Tl 52; llnlv Cron halted bowl game here Jan It, hat te ern Methodist at |g>uiavtlle. The lory without a setback hy nipping Amherst, to ll; Oklahoma Stale Irrted llrrman Ball, former head 'hlrd ■ ranked Wildrala already Miami of Ohio, JtW. lovril with Trsa*. 66 19, Montana coach of Ihe Washington Redskins deked Florida Stale, Temple and Prlncclun crushed Temple. ») Statp edged Montana. 31-49. amt aa hi* offensive line roarh for Duke. II, with guard Jim Brangau acor Teaaa Christian nipped San Fran ihe game The !Z NFL roadie* West Virginia'! defending na­ ing .12 point* for the Tiger*. rl*co. 36 36, on a jump shot hy will aidcrt to plavrr* for Ihe tional tilllits will hr shooting for In o t h e r game* Wednesday Derrill Nipi>ert with 20 second* game with Es*t and West squad* their fifth alraight victory whrn night, Army defeated Bulger*. 61 remaining. In tie announced nc*t wrek. they lake on a Duke team which haan'l won a game ygi Currently ranked seventh, the Mountaineer* already have liunllcd Furman, CINCINNATI tUPD - Itegglr VMI, Penn Slate anil Thr Citadrl Otero, vrtrian minor league man Center Wilton Klann hit for 12 age’ , lisa Iwrn signed hy the Cin points tn lead Punlue to an HD- rlnnall Redleg* *« their new 71 win over DePaul of Chicago third ha*r roach, Htrro, 41, man­ Elion scored 19 points in the ter aged Havana of Ihe International and half am! wa* assisted hy league from 1934 tn 1936 amt was guard Willy Mrrrtwralhrr, who to­ named Ihe triple A circuit'* taled 22 point*. "Manager of Hie Year" tn 1933 Maryland nvrrrame an early lead hy Virginia in score it* first Florida produce* about one triumph of the sraton, to Ml Je r­ fourth uf all Ihe watermelons ry Brchtte waa high man for grown in the United Stales. Pros Demonstrate Best Techniques At Goll Clinic Walter llurkemo, 1957 Mayfair champion, and Arnold Palmer. Master* titliat and top money-winner in golf. (Herald Staff Photo) Aged A rchie W ins Rem atch Planned ilop Money-W inner Seen } Perfection Edges ABC, Captures itle In Sandspur As 'Man To Beat' Here Gators lop Rollins 'or Easv Viciory Three Cage Champs In Action Tonight U llG K A C I im, ; l(c<llc£s Sitfn Otero Final Schooling Tonight • 11 Bis: Races • P o s t - Time 8:10 P. M. Schooling Tonight W* Mull . Anywhere In The ll. 8. A. We Have A 7:30 P. M. Admission Free Nice Selection Of Freshly Cut Canadian Christmas Trees. Baggs Curb M arket 24A5 Sanford Avo, / I] J* FA 2-2921 lAKited S Mile* South Of Sanford On Highway 17412 It was with good reason that Durelle, the fighting fisherman from New Brunswick, burst Into tears in his dresilng room from heartbreaking frustration; for he had been almost a* close to be­ coming champion s* a man rmild —in Ihr first round ind again In the fifth session of their blood-andthunder bailie. Moore admitted he talked to himself after hi* second knock­ down. "Hey, 'old man,' till* can't be age catchin' up lo you. A'ou just can't let this happen—with the alltime knockout record to be won," he *ald to himself. Whether Archie will ne 42 or 45 Saturday, his birthday, he carved a niche in hosing history' with his amanng determination a n d aur- prhlng dynamite that many a fa lure youngster will envy a* be learns hnw knockout No. 127 wav scored by the patriarch from San Diego. Calif., before 6.4*4 frenried fsna in the Montreal Forum. CALL HERTZ FA 2 -7 7 2 3 Evening* PA 2-7500 H ERTZ r W f f l f R Cel/ Vie Kobello. ArL 601 E. 1st Cosy Dolan Dies CHICAGO (CPU - Alvin J. (Cosy) Dolan, who played base­ ball with Ihe New York Giant*, illrd Wednesday. D o l a n wa* barred from bairhall in 1924 for allegedly attempting in bribe a Philadelphia player to throw ■ game tn the Giants. TV TUHES TESTED FREE — In your home Complete stork on truck ] Call FA 2-1174 Electronic A survey by the U. 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Dec. 11. —Page 7 Cincinnati Tops Ratings Tech And Georgia Dow Finstorw ald, Y e a r's Top G olfer Meet; Tide Loses Siacy And Heckman In First U P I Cage Poll I'nltrd Pre*« Intemstleosl If revenge for a football Ion lionat title thia season, received can be gained on a basketball EARL WRIGHT Head South Squad NEWByYORK u rn — The Cin­ 21 first place votrs and a total of court, Georgia Tech has a chance l i t point*. Kan*a« Stale, led by CfootS Bob Boorer. received 19 first place votea and 300 point*. The 31 coaches who rate the nation's major college tram* for t ’PI bawd their first ballets cf Ihe campaign on games plsyed through Saturday night. Dec. 6 Coach Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky team, which won the NCAA tide for a rc.ord fourth time last spring, wa* third with three firstplscc id r s and t94 point* Mich­ igan State wa* fourth with III point* and Notre Dame wa* fifth wills the other firs', place vole and 101 points. Norih Carolina State wa* slith Thirteen rare* will tend 70 With 99 point*. West Virginia, the greyhound* to the po*t at the San­ Southern Confrrence champion, ford Orlanrln Kennel s tub tonight, and Northwestern tied for seirnlh starting al 7:30, a* Ihe prr season with 78 each. St. Louis was ninlh schooling eicnt*. which started last with 60 points and St. John’s of New York rounded out the top to week, terminate. During I hr eight night* of with 32. schooling most of the TOo.plu* St Mary's of California headed greyhound* hrre '- r the PJ day the *e>mnd 10 group and wa* fnl season base schooled three times, lowed by Kansas, which suffered have teen ree'asalfied and art- a heavy blow when Wilt Cham­ ready to Ton whrn the track offi­ berlain decided to lurn profes­ sional rather (han remain wilh cially open* Saturday night. Everything is being readied fur the J a )hawkers for hi* senior the gala opening which promiie* srason. Utah, Xavier (Ohio). T ri­ to bring out the blege*! crowd in as Christian. Tennessee. MDsis Ihe hiaturv of the popular oval. A* slppi State. Oklahoma State, Tex always, the highlight will be the as Tech. Marquette and NORTH running of the Inaugural Handi­ Carolina rounded out the top 20. A total of 46 learn* were men cap, the 10th rare on an It rare program Racing Secretary II C. tlon“d en the ballots. The others <Tillyt Wllllam*on i* trying to receiving vote* were Indian*. St i pick right of the favlrst grey- Joseph * (Pa.), California, Trm Ke-i-d* eor the Ir* gurat fir’d H pie, Purdue, Washington. Part it a difficult tank for he ha* i mouth. Iowa Stair, Iowa, St, Ronscore* of ace runnera to rhootr aventurr, Illinois, Louisville, Col­ from. orado. Oklahoma City, Maryland. Fir*t nighler* will notice many CCI.A, Seattle. Idaho, Stanford. Important improvement* at thr S o u t h e r n California, Autumn, raring plant. They Include the re Bradley. Alabama. T rias AAM. dciignlng of the grandstand** wr»t Southrrn Methodist and Syracuse. By I ni l) DOWN end and * new- entrance from the lu lle d Preta International Town. 1/miiiana State. Oklaho­ grandttand to the meraanine ha* ma, Trxa* ChrLtian and Mini*- been built. Nine new muluel win­ lippi were eitabtiahrd a* early fa­ dow* have been added on the n.etvorites today In the f h r major lanine. tinder the directum of ImiwI* whose pairing* were com Track Superintendent David Ward, pitted in Saturday'* grand windup the entire plant ha* been rrfnr United Tres* International bished and r e p a i d . of the rollrgr football sc**rm East A national odd* making *;ndl Army 81 Rutger* C-0 1 rate made Iowa, rhampion of the St. Joseph's (I'a ) 81 Delaware 85 Big Trn. a 17-point choice over Cage Star Dropped Davit Elkin* lit Salem (W.Va.) 71 NEW YORK (U fl)—Johnny Bu- l'rincctnn M Temple 51 •California In Ihr Roie Bowl and . listed l iU , the only major team eek. New York University's high­ Alleghenv 63 RochrUrr 84 which went through ihe 131* cam­ est scorer last *e**nn, ha* been I’rovldenre 72 Brown 4» t, paign unbeaten and untied, a* a dropped from Ihe hsskethall team Sjraeute 90 Columbia 39 by Coach I-nu Rnnlnl for "vto 14 point pick over Clemaon in the Fordharu 81 Yale 39 Ini inn of rule* laid down for the llaverford 67 Steven* Tech 85 Sugar Bowl. Oklahoma wa« made a atrong squad.'' Ilucfk, a senior, avrr- Harvard fto William* 70 T4 > ,.point favorite over Syramw aged 15,1 point* In two game* thl* Colgate 67 Alfred 63 (overtime) in tha Orange Ilowl, Texa* Clin*- season. MIT 72 Clark M tu n waa lilted a* an eight-point Bueknell 71 Ix-lugh 32 * choice over the astonishing Air Player Withdraws LaSalle 84 Lafa>rttc 77 • Force A ca d e m y in the Cotton SAN FRANCISCO tLTD—Tom Holy Cron 63 Arnher*t 43 Bowl and Misaiaiippi wa* a aix- Koenig, a Southern MethodItt IVnntylvaiiia 93 Svvartlimore 38 point pick over Florida in the Ga­ guard, ha* withdrawn from the South tor Bowl. Ka*t \Ve*| game in nrd"r to Caleb Murvland 63 Virginia 36 The lineup of the five major up on hi* studies. Teammate Lee Wolford 77 Elnn *1 howl* with aea»on record* in par­ Yokum, a tackle, replace* Koenig I amjitnn Irrtltute 68 Howard U 61 entheses is a* follow* Haiti more 63 ML SI Mary's *1 on the Writ squad. BOSE: Iowa ( T i n a*. Califor­ VMI HI Hamden Sydney 63 nia <7-301 luhn* Hopkins 79 W- Maryland 63 Sl'GAB: Louisiana State 410-0- (irid Scries Signed Western Carolina 73 Piedmont 37 LOS ANGELES ilT I ) - CCLA Fla AAM *1 Albany (Ga i St 49 0> va. Clemaon (8 2 01 COTTON: Texas Chrutian i l l has announced a home ami home Florida 84 Rnllin* 61 font hall *crie» wilh Ihe University Memphis St. 59 Alabam* 33 ft) v*. Air Force i90l> Midwest ORANGE: Oklahoma i9 1 0) of Pittsburgh for 1963 and 1916. Pill will play at Lo* A n g e lr v the Gallon 51 Miami <()tiio) 30 Vi Svraruif 17-1-01 4iATOB: Florida ifi.3 1) is. Mia- firat >eae ami host the Bc«t Coa*l Indiana Cenlral 69 Wabash M squad thr following season. aliaippi (A im Purdue 69 DePaul 71 ijitincy 70 Carthage 59 bouthwrst Oklahoma M 66 Tesa* 3* St. Mary's (Tex.) 94 Trinity 90 West Seattle *3 Pepperdlne 73 TCC 6* San Tranelsen C. 8* “Hard to Beat” Montana St. 31 Montana 49 MOBILE. All, (IT U - Missisflop! State quarirrhsck Billy Stacy, a hall handling w i z a r d Crabbed a* fir»t draft chnier bv the Chicago Cardinal*, will lead the revenge-seeking South team In the 10th annual Senior Bowl Camei here, Jan. 3. Stacy cave up a p-nmldng s*. rcer in haicball, at leatt at the college level. when he agreed to compete In the p-ut vea*nn play, for pay debut of ionic of the n* tion'i top college icrlor* The 183-pound Winona, MDs. athlete won honorable mention In the UPI All America liitme. in apite of performing with a dl«ap pointing tram A pair of I’ll aerond All-Amlea -team linemen wilt anchor the line for the 23 man Southern team that waa announced today. The North team, which wilt he announced later, won la at >tar'» contra*., 1113. w'un a last-minute llrliel Held goil .-'tempt rrv .*ed from abort yardage. Vet Heckman. 239 pound Flori da tackle and guard George Dclderieh of Vanderbilt, both on the aecond HIM Miuatl, were cho­ sen for roach Paul Brown of the National F o o t b a l l League'a Cleveland Browns. The South hat eight CPI AllAmerica choice* and eight play, era already tabbed in the NFL draft. cinnati Bcarcala today topped the firat weekly 1918-13 college baakethall rating* of the I'nltcd P rrtt International Board of Coaclie* but led the Kanaaa State Wildcat! by only It point*. Otcar Rebellion and hi* Cin­ cinnati teammate*. ,*lcked by the board in ita pre-scaion estimate a* the belt bet* to **m the na- Schooling Ends At Track Tonight Florida Underdog In Gator Contest to try K tonight against Georgia. The two Southeastern Conference entries play the first of their three scheduled 1938 39 games in Atlanta tonight — but on thr bail* of com­ parative record*. Ihe Bulldogs are rated a t slight favorites. Georgia already has whipped one SBC club, ihe Florida Gators, and also hold* a win over Gem son, Tech, on the other hand, has lo*t to Georgia Teachers and Louis vlllc. its only win to fsr coming at the expense of Baylor. SEC members Kentucky and Louisiana State also are to see action, the Wildcat* against South­ ern Methodist and LSli against Louisiana Collrgr Alabama got its rome uppaner Wednesday, night collapsing in the final minuirs to hand Memphis State University Its third straight win, 39 33. An *131 Florida vic­ tory over Rollins wa* Ihe only other game invoking a conference member. Alabama threw- up a stout xone defense in thr tir*t half and mid way into the second, and the shoot­ ing of forward Dan Quindaxrl and guard Jerry Vogel gave the Tide a 27-23 halftime lead. But Gene Wilfong, a substitute guard, played ballhawk and speed­ ster late In the game to pull mem phis State out of the hole. He got only seven poinis. hut his ra«Ie dazzle broke up that defense. St. Augustine. FI. the oldest permanent set!lenient in the Uni­ ted Stales, relrbralc* it* 400lh anniversary In 1963, i Ediior’s Note- Thia I* another the fit part of the |r»en.’* Dow Torre officer first made the tour Using m affortleti awing, b i t in a series of article* on thr out­ explain*. ‘ This nretsiitatei con­ in the summer of 1932 shortly af- Dow address** tha bail mi the to* standing golfers who are in siderable manuevaring of tha ball ter hia graduation from college, of the club and then, before (tart* Sanford for the annual I13.0UO but this len t loo hard for me. As an amateur In 1180, Dow inf hi* back awing, alidea the club* Mayfair Inn PGA Open golf tour I find the straight shot the most startlrd the golf world with a «l **it until the bell li eppeeila nament. Dee. 914. Thl* it thr difficult to hit." in in* St. I avail Open, the neck ef the club. story of Dow- Ftniierwaid, Pro of When hi* in-the-money skein ws* In 1133. the quick thinking son . D** the Year). snapped al 72 straight at Ihe Baton of in Athens, Ohio, attorney fin- P°inl* *®L I roneantrata an m**When Dew Fin»terw*’d f)ni«hed Rouge Open in early March, Fin- ished out of the morey in his first !"?. .* * " * * • 1W*T In the money in 72 successive tour­ striwald said. There's no way this five start* and broke the icc by 6V-1' ** , nament* some of his colleagues ran be a good thing for mr. Fm winning 1*33 for a 12th place tie tV h ! . . hV* said thi* feat actually did him out here to win money ar.d this at Houston. Dow went o-i to win J* . . ,h# •** **T,B h*"* by hil was just a wasted week for me." more harm than good. 811,838 In 1933, placing him 18th ‘°n“r' * Dow ha* become so conserva­ Dow, winner of the 1937 Yardon on the official PGA money Hit. J J j j j f " Dow in hl» « * « • *• tive he’s just shooting for the mo­ Troidiy with a stroke avenge of p ow became a professional late 70 296 in 108 round*, says he does­ Dow broke Into golf in 1944 at ney", **!d some. clubhouse boy at Athens Country, i„m i , now ha* two *hildren, e n’t plan to play more boldly now FlnsterwsM concedes he’s .onClub n hi* horn,town He was j u l n boy and g.rl, and a home in irrv ath r. In fset, the it-year-old that hit streak, second longest in hitrd to *ork in the locker room. Jupiter. Fli. the history of golf, is a thing of Ohioan now- playing out of Toquesauist in the golf shop and keep F.nil'erwald'* top fmlthts early ts. Fla , maintains that’s why he the past. the ronrcssion* gong. in 1938 were lira *or second place has come to close to winning •<* "I won’t change my style of Dow's did. Ru*s Fin*!erw*ld, a *t St. Peteriburg and Greensboro. many timet in thr last two years play until my abilities change," Rig Ten football official and one­ lie hi* been second or tied for the brown-haired Ohio University time football coach, allowed the second 13 time* in the last two graduate emphasizes. *'I think my 14-year old youngster to take the years and a half and hat won hul game improved In every phase in job only on condition that he'd 1937 f i r r r t in trip and fairway premise not to play golf. twite during that period. "My style of play Is bated on wood play. Hid my wood play Run loved golf snd was a mem­ an honetl appraisai of m; shill- been heitar in 1937 I might have ber al the club. However, he rea­ won more lhan one tournament. lies”, say* Finsterwald. "I mink lised that the gamr had hampered Seminole High's basketball * In golf nothing is static. There­ his law career in its early stages team ran up a 14 8 lead in the I know tht*e abilities well. "Even though I’ve had monetary fore. Ill make adjuttments as my and hoped Dow would follow in firsl quarter here last night and suc.-rsi the l**t two years, wi- nlrtg abilities change." his footsteps. staved off a last half bid by Ly­ more than 833,000 each year, I In the first four and a half As far as Run ws* concerned, man High to win it* third game of feel I’m only a fair player and months of 193*. Finilerwald * abi­ golf and law didn't mix very well. Ihr tea son, 82-80. by no mean* a great one. lity to coin money on the golf A* far as Dow was concerned, Scoring in the final three quar­ "i wart to win in ihe worst Course certainly didn't charge. golf look over and the law was ter* was close. The Seminole oolway but I’m ton* inert! my high Through the Colonial tournament pushed into the background. srored Lyman, 14-10, In the sec­ finiihe* are the result of rinser- the first werk in May, he hid Now, neither Finsterwald ha* ond. and 18-18 in the fourth. The ra th e pia>, t doubt that I’d hair won well over *13,000 and had any regreia about Dow's choir* of Grryhound* had the hotter of It won more tournaments had 1 play­ complied a Yardon Trophy aver­ a profession. In the third, 1R-18. ed boldly." age of 71.07 m M round*. Second leading money winner Leading Ihe wey for the vieFinsterwald’i putts mmetimr* Deipi'.e hi* great rrcotd as a in 1938 and third on the money toriou* Seminole* waa Ray Lun»Jfall short because he wants to give money winner, golf s Mr. Conti*- lilt In IPS’ , percentage plav ing qulst, all-conference guard, with the ball every chance to drop in tenry ha* won but four tourna­ Dow was in the top 10 so con­ 18 points. Jim Graety had 18 for the "side door”. ment* *ince he berime a regular sistently lilt year that he acru- runner-up honora. Cecil DinOff the tee, he'll sometime* hit on the eirruit in !9U. mutated enough points to qualify dridge, Seminole'* other all-OBC a spoon rather than a driver when In hi* frr*hman year, he copped for the Ryder Cup team in only guard, had It. he wants to hook On iron *hot*. the Ft. Way re and nrituh Colum- seven months. For the Greyhound*. Newtll he hit* for the green in «irh x hi* <i-rni t- ta*a h» won the Tolnts for seiertion to the team had I*. Goebel IS. They were way *• to leave himselt margin Carling Open and in '37 the Tue* sre arrumulalrd on a two-year hi- the only player* to hit the double ton Open. fur error. si* and Dow didn't heromr eligible figures, although Lynns was one The pertonable former U. S. Air until the lerond year. "1 work toward Ihe pin from I short i t nine. Seminole Cagers Win Third Of Year Cage Scores I M l I t •’ We've an endless array of filmy drifts of beautiful lingerie. There arc pale pastels, white and sultry blacks in luxuriously lacy or gracefully tailored styles—to bewitch each and every Christmas “Eve” on your special gift list! The gown in pure flattery . . . » hodlre of akillfnlly nhiipril l»cr Athivp ii 8tender midriff mill n wide ■weep »f nkirl. 32-40, AS.flj Tin* peignoir linn pniccful mglAn alccxp-v defined in liter, n ntund-np collar and deep lace sleeve, rufflea. Small, Medium, Large, 112.95 ANVIL BRAND FR EE IN T R O D U C T O R Y O FFER NEW YORK -< U P I! - Carl Uuhhfll, Hall »f Fame pitching ire of the New York Glints, wnq five to games in t93l when he pitched a total of 12 shutouts and had a 1 66 earned run avrragr. A Idiot Will Speak MACOMB, III (U PI)—Dick Ah twv(. 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Irish Player Si^ns WASHINGTON (CPU - Carl Y*'trrrrm*ki of Bridgrhamton. N Y . hat signed a rontratl with the Minneapolis Miller* o( the American A**ociation Yil Inemiki, a shortatnp, it s sopho­ more at Notre Dame. Ssucy ahortie, with ita ’romper look of m arvelous nylon iisaue Iricot. Master Strategist LOS ANGELES I UPI* - T.ddlr Yawilr, eo manager of ex-weltrrweight rhampion Airgil Akins, *ayt champion Don Jordan • cur­ rently the ring'* "m ailer strstegul" herau»c he figure* how to oulmaneuvrr an opponent and then carries out hi* plan with any required variations under the heaviest Ore. From Beau On Comeback HOLYOKE. Mats. (LTD-Mid dtrweight Jimmy Beau tf New ICanaan. Conn, continues hit comrhack when he meets Milton Ebbs nf Newark, N.J., next Tues­ day night. Beau was recently die charged from' me Air Force after h Out* u d os* half j u t hitch. * Accredited Charge ‘A ccounts Welcome! �— f f if f g .? . ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------- •v -—_ - . ,m • • • .■ i i 4* ;• ""•••>1";*' ;( “ * \V#;V$w<T£ . S#r* 8—Thurs.. Dee. It, 1958 Longwood jects for the eommorative Issues than do stamp collectors and othsr private cltlirni who volun­ teer suggestions st the rate of is to » a month. Subjects for such sperial stamp Issues are selected by Postmaster General Arthur E. SumrnrrfleM. In aetlng on the wide range of suggestions, the postmaster gene ral haa—and generally follows— recommendations from a sevenmember CJtliens Stamp Advisory Committee. Most of the suggestions are sent by letter to the Post Office Department. Malone made his propoail in s bill introduced In the Sen- ate. Like nearly a hundred other stamp bills offered In the- last Congress, however. Malone’s pro­ posal died in committee. lilt proposal ended up before the citizens advisory group along with similar suggestion* fur stamps to honor Robert A. Taft. Christopher - K if Carson. Ameli* Ksrhart the young Women's Christian As­ sociation, the Knights of Colombo* and a long list of anniversaries in­ cluding the aanh birthday of insur­ ance in Ihe 1J. S. Safer In Jungle WATKINS GLEN. N. Y. — (UPll — Taking off from and landing on makeshift airstrips in Ihe jungles of South America, the Rev. Waller Herron, an Austral­ ian horn missionary, managed to log 250.000 miles in Ihe air with­ out an accident. But while on vacation here, Her­ and Mrs. A. de Mein. Mr. and Mrs ron was cleaning Ihe wings of hia Kendrick Inman, Mr. and Mr*. plane when he fell off a ladder Ralph llammcnd. Mrs William and broke his leg. Young and daughter, Becky, Min Anderson, Mrs N. A. Bunnell. Keeper’s Helper CAIRO —( I ' m — Visitors at Mrs. H. M. Haynes, Lolcanne, Becky, Robin, Annabel!* and L. the Cairo zoo were startled when the parrot they were looking at E. Wagner. shouted "please get out" several nmiKTMAS CONCERT The Lyman School Christmas times. Somebody looked at his watch. concert, directed by Carolyn Gore, will be preaenled Monday, Decem­ It was closing time. The guard had taught the phrase ber II, In the schonl auditorium at to lh* parrot an («« could be spar­ 8 p. m. Gradei nine through 13 will par­ ed the trouble. ticipate. Comforts Of Home CHRISTMAS DANCE HOLLYWOOD. Fla. —(UPJI — Senlora of Lyman Writ School are sponsoring a Christmas danrr Joe Grrlak, golf pro at the Hol­ for gradei nine through 13. Wed­ lywood llrnrli Hotel, gives Irttona nesday, December 17. at a p m. user the telephone to students who Admission* will !,e Go cents per call him up from their home* up north during Ihe summer. student. Mrs. Baumholser Honored At Party ny JO HAMMOND Mrs. J . W. Baumholser was hossorec at ■ surprise dinner celeb ratln r her birthday anniversary, given hy her husband and their many friends, recently, at the Civic League Building. Barbecued ehlcken. prepared by Mr. Baumholser. was the main course on tha menu with accomnylng dishes and cake* brought friends. The honoree, who was presented with a rhinestone necklace with matehlng finings from her hus­ band. rvetlved many additional gifts. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Shepherdion, Mr. and Mrs. Oden Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. (V i, Mr. and Mrs. BUI LaBree. Mr. and Mr*. Emiel Van Roy. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Darning, Mr. and Mrs. Art Schaeffer, Mr. C I C U R TA ILED B U Y IN G S LO W S if P R O D U C T IO N ; N O R M A L B U Y IN G K EEP S IT H U M M IN G A L O N G ! BUSY D O LLA R S Taft and pioneer aviatrix Earhart will have to wait. Moreover Ihe prospects for the YWCA and the Knights of Columbus are pretty dim. Puhllshrd criteria of the ciliieni advisory committee require that no living person be honored on a commemorative stam p and that no American eili/en be honored until at least 25 years after his death Those standards also stale that commemorative stam ps will not be issued to honor *‘a fraternal, poli­ tical, nr religious organization, a commercial enterprise or a speci­ fic produet.’’ They b ar stamps to commemorate organizations which are supported by voluntary con­ tributions. There was a time when Con­ gress involved itself In Ihe sub­ ject mailer for commemorative stamps. About six years ago, how­ ever. th# Post Office committees of the Senate and the House wash­ ed their hand* of the whole busi­ ness and left the field to the post­ master general. Now, legislator who offer com­ memorative stamp bills do so with the knowledge that nothing much can come of them. Hut they do offer them to soothe persuasive constituents. 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They will celebrate a variety at enterprises — from denial health to the sdmliston of Alaaka i s the SOlh itate. Legislator! - like outgoing Sen. George W. Malone (R-Nev.). who wanted to hotter the aoueeie hoi —have no more n y about sub­ ■*_■?.j * .. r « �Dust Catchers Can Become 'M oney Catchers' If You ^ J—FOR RENT CLASSIFIED INDEX I—LOST AND FOUND 1—FOJl RENT t-A-ROOM A BOARD I— BEACH HENTAI.fi 4— WANTED TO REM 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ♦—FARMS • ACREAGE • GROVES 7—REAL ESTATE WANTED • —MISCELLANEOUS •-FLOWERS * FLAMS • SHRUBS IS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT II— AUTOMOBILES . TRAILERS 1J-SUATS A MOTORS is —fa rm s i r r L i r . s a 1 ‘ MACHINERY I t —PETS ■ LIVESTOCK • SUPPLIES IS—ARTICLES WANTED U —PLACES To EAT 17—REAL n i \RLORS • —FEM ALE IIEl P 33 ANTED IS—MALE HELP WANTED J*—MALE OR FEMALE 21—WORK WANTED -3 —BUSINESS OITOIITI NITIES IS—SPEClAl SER3 ICES 34— PIANO SERA ICES 21-A-nUILDING CONTRACTORS 7S—I'I.ECTHICAt . . uo nth u r r o its IJ-A—BUILDING. REPAIRS. • ■ it m il d in g s u p p l ie s 5J ^NOTICE ■ PERSONALS 35AHTICLKS FOR SALE 3S—EURNITURB A HOUSEHOLD _____ S-FOK RENT J bedroom unfurnished house ha* atoxe. rhtldrrn. m> pet*. 865 xw month. 1905 Summerlin Axr Furnished apartment. 201*« W. lit. 9 Room fumiihed apartment * y mo. Including EA 2 7935 utilities. Ph 2 Bedroom houie, unfurnished. kit­ chen equipped. 1*0 monthly. Th FA 2-4630. AVELAKT APARTMENTS: reorai rrlxatr hath*. 114 W. First S t Legal Notice rm \T \ *1* inti * * »»< • KMl\ni,r t a l \ T \ . n o n itM JIIT A T I: t»r E n h ir >!• !»# ♦«•* j N O T IC K ™ «*K i:i»tTO nH •m m *i . rr.r.p^M* n \ \ ; v « r M ?mi* • »n demand ** u im m it S A I D I 1H T A T K ynil (■'il firh «f 'fl-ii «f* h*>F4i nn U O ffl • m tm li «h*. #sl* *!• 1 •*•- **r * • ' ’" * r *' f * * 1 mu t£*ln*” *•'41 «Hii» *n ”a* isffip* *,r lf.x*t Wi1»'n i*nii?!fi i ''i|r >* d#mlRhU 1‘B'inh, *t » :» *ffUr im » • r.Mift ll«u*» In ri. r 1a *ilhl« ♦'«» , rflfn«Ur ni**tifM« fr |l » On.** of • f f | r •! P Ub H . rtf I *>f 1 iii* H" 1 1* * ftalm or twu»' t * In Wfiffnt and cnn«a»n i*>* n lr# • < ratidtnra ami uo*1 o(fl*« aij.lt of tha ktalmanf and i f M •mom In hs* !h# HJlmttnf or aim m ii. or ihf •anr •hall %tile! i 'ir*'*' % Kr• ’*■’* Am r . »F S|t ' H id **'4 • HMtij a rrt.an m *i )t*t «h n 11:*i nrlanilo Florid* * JMffirR#* • fnr i \4* w * y <i l«in * I•' * It"* 7—FOR RENT Ib r fin fo rO frn lB Room apartment. Ml Maple Large (urclihed 3 bedroom up- 3 Ase. Ph FA 7-1371 *iair* apartment In town. K*5 a month. UaP FA 25071. bale or Rent 1 Bedroom 3# ft. New Moon trailer, air condition­ 2 bedroom unfurnished apartment, ed. Adults FA 2 7444. kitchen equipped Ph, FA 2*0931 7 bedroom furnished house. For LAKE MARY: I bedroom apart inters lew FA 7 0901. men!, newlv decorated complete Iv furnished Call FA 2 2244 if Large 2 A 3 bedroom unfurnished apartment. *73 1700 Mainoli* ter 5 p. m. KF.AL ESTATE FOR SALE 7. 3 and I bedroom house! and small apartment. CLOSE IN ROSA L. PAYTON, Broker , I bedroom. 7 bath. 7 slory farm Phone FA 2-1301 h o u s e reeenlly remodeled 3 bedroom 7 bath house in Rose Approx 3 acre* elearrd A fenc Court. 8110 per month. Phone ed land Low down payment FA 7-6301 FA 71141 T hurr.. H er. 11. 11»5S— Pair* D | j SALE OR TRADE Equity in 2 bedroom block home 7 bedroom house, kitchen furnish on corner ln| in Highland Park ed l Iran and rlo»r in. FA 7-1013 Will sell or trade for acreage Jimmy Cowan or lots. 7 rfhees partly furnished—air eon ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Itrallor Itaxmnnd l.undqui*!. Assor. dltlonrd—ea« heat F3 7 3363 Atlanlir Hank ItIHc Sanford Produce Co. *07 West I \ 2 .1931 nth St. T. W. Ml BO. Broker Phone EA 2-7IM 7 Iwdronm hoii»e kilrhrn equip red. ITS, loos Laurel Axe. Cue acre tile farm Large 3 lied Unfurnished 7 bedroom house. 2370 roam house, large barn. Easy terms osrph R Levy. Phone Sanford Axe. or EA 7 Ot79 FA 2 1723 2 new 7 bedroom houre*. kitthen 3—RE 31. ESTATE FOR S ALE Lemon Bluff camp, modrrn con equipped FA 2*4943 xenlenees. iargr Fla. room, 416 Palmetto Asr., J. F. Ball- lots. M. A IIass. Garage apartment fully fumisliNOME • SEEKERS nl HO per monlh. Cook down stair*, live upjtair* Leudy 1 HR, UR h*m" lo ritH In Pineereit situated on larg" 1"> Bachelor apartment, ground floor Features extra sire tile bath, 313 Pilmrtto Axe equipped ^!rl'.r;.• ki'cher ar.d all the neceiiary things that tend 3 Room modern apartment, clean to make this house the home for a* new. private first floor Navy you Priced at only St* 17.3. and rouple inxited Reasonably pric only *1373 down Payments lest ed J306 VV. 3rd St than rent Terms if desire an! Beautifully furnished room. Prixate AVAILABLE NOW homr. Phone FA 2 TSoi Uu*tOni built I HR, hath hnmr 2 bedroom apartmrnt near Pinesituated amidst shade trre« vn crest school, no pets 2615 Elm four nicely !ind*cired lot* in Axe quiet section of Sanford A lovely home featuring built-m kitchen equipment, large brick Legal Notice fireplace, awning windows and 3rd Addition. M ini I Ml III » IM I T<» I \.WOO|I I T U l:i*TT. '-hAM Irrrar/n floor* Priced to veil at *t t.Snn ltea*nnahle term*. U*i %iif wn 1• Home.* IJc m f mul !•'**r *|1J I'lfittKa ?!rtft AVAILAHLE NOW! fJiliaiJr#. Tt»a* Florida U vinR . t*t#t •* iak# Vniit# that u ar# h»rt ' F».»!ltfacJ la fila lour I f l' 3 Si 1 Hedroom * —1 & - lin t''* HOME • SELLERS tor-. »|#f*:ri»Fi |y#ff'«» ail ' hV Alloi’in ii **r hafot# j r ■*rt 11>• the he»t pla e to sell your home m t, *i »h« Offirr pt t ■ » #rk »«' VA - FHA ii where mo»t home* are sold llto ‘"r’UHtl C**un tu Nawf <1 »mfnolr FHA In Service I’ouhM y|nrM« *Pi ♦.* tmii ♦ Stenstrom Kcnlty 4■ •t*% 11. f r f **1 t ’ K h • 111^ I t " - *1(1#' Convenlionnl jll|f rB<1 pNtnltf' t1 ** He** HERBERT STENSTROM •• » IfiTiJa Jfi ti-at —rtaif REALTOR ilivoh* |*f<iretil in* t»ft e ird rn t Financing v isII Iff l h # I ir . u lt •* ItS'ltHh DON HOWE — L. J. niSNEIt 7u«ti.'lal r i f t «l* o f r t - i J » ir ar*.i \**nelalra fur i*#n»ln»*l# • *nni». m *'i aiirori Down Payments an 4 M.r*»l(tH title of tall -an** III N. Park - Pb FA 5 2120 i- e i n c M int* H T q ih n tl TYaiM Iff Low As $100 I |«r •#! r Tali tit, naf#i'<)at»r, . . ■ ■ i iftfff r* III EN RETIRO ronft Hill ba • n t t r t - l a a a i n t t Aiilhrntir Old Hlitorleal l lnrlda Im m ediate l Krciipisiicy jrnii IVllRfM for ha*'*l af*'l **a1 a* Estates. 17 acres that i* truly We litiiirn ilce IVruilMil (•attfnfd yinr!»fa Ilila I 1* * f unique l»« nnls. * |a*.t Siiiihfuetioii «>r Y niir i. I* II. Mill.'!• IN THE PATH OF FIDKitlEKS Money (Tu'erfullxi er ■ i •■lit * stirt H#n Hant i r n l a send stamped aildreived envr i ■int v Hcfumlcsl. M It* 'la lope for rnniplrt" detail* Box W nun .34. Enlerpnir Fla. *M- \ ' SUNLAND Estates & South P IN EC R ES T ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. (n r. Nwv. 17*1>2 Ik 27th St. Phone EA 2-1501 I it ih< I’rxi n.n t in Ilea! E*l»i" SEE CLT.I.EN K HAHKEY W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman Iin N Paris Axe Ph FA ? *'*1 E A S Y TO F IN D -H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E Gifts for Her CHATHAM BLANKETS [nctudlnc Din Nation's FarmUe •'Purrev” — Purrey Briquet Wnolshir* Rr»p-I"n Full Raose of Color, y n WELL'S SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 30« East F irsl M Shad"* Poxes — Cedar Chests Lsmn* — ria n u n S*>fa Pillows AMERICAN TOURISTER LUGGAGE Strong — Smsrt — Room-Wide Selection of Sires ar.d Color. • v<i WELL'S Home Gifts Special Sale un all WEST BEND PRODUCTS. Thl* week only! RANDALL E L | < J IU( CO. tl? MacnrvRa Axe A I'e. Living Room Group Choice of f abric* — $119 50 ]|l', llOHp Lav-Awax Now I nr rhristm ai EC HOLT REDDING r o . 119 go. Magnolia Ph FA 2-6321 tables Corner Table* — Tier Tahiti Step *’-d Coffee Table* From 87 95 WILSON MAI ER SANFORD FURNITURE CO. I.iving Room Suitr* — Mirror* Bedroom Kuitrs — Rnokra-ci Throw Rugs — Cedar Robes Carving Set* — Bra*» Wara MUNMNUWEAR N'lnn trie"' ladies gowns, slips A psti'ie. Pro­ portioned hosiery In wslktng A wr.STLNGIIOUSr. RADIOS J14 33 Toy* fur Roys and Girl* drrss sheers Jt 33 *1 93 Gill* for Mom ami Dad PURCELLS TOODYEAR SERVICE STORES til So Park Axe Sanford The Accepted Gift SAMSONITE TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE Curd Table. — 16 93 FURNITURE CENTER l.rt us show yml a tin V. Fir.t St. TRUE Frostproof Frlgidaire Refrlgeralor and Freeser jp 'n Shore Blouse*. Alleen mrtswear — Colton Knit TShirls. Gifts for Dad ttal Pushers and Coordmsles HOLLYWOOD SHOP PRESENT TOOU! Wrenehev Plier*. Hark sa»», Off Liet For Remainder Of Month Home Gifts GREGORY LUMBER MS 6th St A Maple Axe FA 2 0300 Siesta Glassware Beautifully Perorated Senrlrg F Travs Gifts for Him YOWELI.’R After •«" FORMAL WEAR and ACCESSORIES Do Your Christmas Buying Sales and Renta! Service On Our Easy Payment JIM ROBSONS MEN'S WEAR Or Lay-AWay Plan 115 Macnuli* Ave. FURNITURE CENTER 114 W. First SL Nationally Advcitisrd Watches Stereophonic * Hi-Fi Bulox * ■ Elgia • W'utneuer Lon gin t* - Ernest Bnrel * Hamilton RECORDS k PHONOGRAPHS WINN TV SANFORD JEWELRY AND LUGGAGE E, lit. St. FA 2 3194 We Service Record ria)era WU Sanford Axe. I'll. FA 2 5641 Gifts for Him FOR The Gift That I* Alway* Acceptable FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE 310 E- Fir*t Ft Flannel Shirt* 11 48 nr 2 for 8130 Sleeping Bag* 89 *0 up Camp Blanket* $3 67 or ! for 17.On. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STORE 310 rar.fc.rd Avcsut ROBES W’aih’n 3Ve*r rn* 19 93 to 11493. Ilobe Set* only 10 93. n. L PERKINS k 204 E. First St. and W'nolk Pajama SON EA 7-1811 SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East Flr*t St. Smoking Stands — Eaiy Chairs Tab!* Hading — Hasiocks Desk* Gifts for Boys Thu i* a curst pai* In the Hits j Theatre for Curley Toley Exp date Dee 17, '36 — F.II.A. — *2 8 0 1 .0 0 6 Blocks Weil Of French Avrnue on 70th Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY Gifts for Family Large selection of toy*, athletic equipment, boati, motnri. hxinttn* and rarnnlnr equipment. Everything For The Spnrivinan. RORSOVS SPORTING GOODS \ GIFT THAT BRINGS PLEASURE FOREVER Movie Cameras, priced from *72 30 Wj EDO LOT'S (5AM ERA SHOP 210 So. Park Axe HOMES I A 2 YRS. OI.II lew Down Pay m erit A Monthly Payments CONTACT Odham & Tudor Inc. Cur liny. 17-9; A 77th SL Phuae FA 2 1541 *otton A W'ool Yarns. Notions, Threads, Tape*. HOLLINS HORRY SHOP 3: Th« Sign Of The Totem Pole — At*ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS: * Mllgatnr hags A shoes. 7CW to choose front. Christmas gifts of fruit*, iellir* pecan* and ran ­ dier We *hlp S A M Green Si amp. STUCKEY S. 17 ■ 97, South of Sanford. BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS Mn*t Any Make FURNITURE (ENTER 1t4 IV. 1*1 St r X 2 31*1 FAtrORY JO YOU ALUMINUM VENETI AN BUNDS Knrtoird head Sag proof tiottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords S enk n rik IJInw* nnd I’n in t Co. 112 III W 7r.d S! Ph FA 2-4671 Tt>i* it a gur»t pa** to the Rita Theatre for Butrtt Riser Exp. date tier |*. '.3*. Kcliol's Rudd inif Co. WILSON • MAIKR QUALITY HOMES Low Down Payment WE ARRANGE AM , TYPES FINANCING Sho&mjnk&A C o n stru c tio n Co. Inc. 211 33>at I3lb Street Phone FA 2.3108 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE I Bedroom. 2 bath kilfhen eq ;.?• pef home Many other rstri* M i'fsir section a *pacinus 3 bed €>0 Brlirellfl. EA M809. room home. F3 2-1C9* ELECTRIC TRAINS ROSA i - PA Y T O N bets and Arrritories 79". OFF Rrgl.'efrd f’e.il Estate lire*,r WINN TV Ph EA 2-1801—17-92 at Hlawsth* 31* E IM EA 7 7994 D f'lrahlr 191 ft lake front pro l ' n Gur l.aj-A-W’ay Plan prriy located on (iotdrn I »*' GIFTS GALORE Appruxirnulrl) : acres. I Ii Dulls r nw hm Suit* and Runt* lilted rental unit *. 1tent.il in AI*o 4lun* and Hat*. itiv r I ’ m monthly. Phone J \ GAB REITS 9271 r First S! A Sanford Axe IF IT IS R E A L E ST A T E a*k Unimlry A Monteith Un usual Gifts at 117 South Park Ph. EA 2-44*1 XVhile doing xmir rhrHtms* •hopping i r . nqr xsrird selertion BEAUTIFUL MONROE CORNER .1 llcdroom — 1 A 2 Fl.slh CRAFT l GIFT SHOP West First btretl Quick Laundromat Service ■Shuts Fini.hrd In 16 lluurs Sanltone Dry Cleaning E. 25th St. Eoodmart Bldg SOI rilSIDK LAUNDROMAl 4—ARTICLES r o » MLR Wall .00 only $67.50 monthly Mai inn Market C I B B I i. E PLANTS f it sale. Fred Thuri tun. FA 2 3JW. U fiPSCIAL 8BRVICBB It *rtil pay YOU to »*e u* before AUTO GLASS snn luy. Or»n Evenings and INSTALLED Sum!ax * Oil burning circulating heater, i:\STSID P TRAILER SALES W iniN hirld Hnck (;in«a automatic ronlrol* A lank. 440. I'ataika, Ela. NO 6 4291. 102 Shell ltd DeBary. Ihtnr (.ln«* \ r n | ( .I ts S K IlV K 'i; lw o tan t.Xh tnt.k meting 'an Compton* Encyclopedia* FA2-3KO -REAL ESTATE T06 SALE Sre at rhillipj * I f " across NritWerik Ida** and P.im t Co. 117*114 W. 2nd SL Pb. FA I-4*!: 71» IIP VYirard outboard, 430. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN , rtxer. C R D.vl* After 4 p m. FA 2 4704. 2514 7'renrh Axe trade 1 tun D'ulge truck for AC* Sfiare llratri* — Floor Furnace* .1. \V. HALL model 4. tractor Knohne, New Clean and Service. JIM Outside Apartmrnt »lrr Rabv Grand Plano. Hmllnr Ilonex blond fruit wood, exlr* l Plata R.l tank Installation. EA 2 47*3 small, like ne-* HJOpo phone ’■Call H a ::' uhena E* 2 ■*41 r.3 2 1971 17-BO 3Tb and MOTORS HEATING Lake front home for *a> or rent H. II. POPE ro . 'i t i n * nnow N n r \ i r v Cucumber* for *ale, I! 00 per Yout Exinrude Dealer too S. Park ---- F 3 7 ’.731 Itrallor bushel. I’hone EA 2 4013 IDlllSON SPORTING GOODS I 3KI! M 3ft Y 304-6-6 E !«• I'hone EA 2 -3941 3 piece Bred furniture and rockv\ ‘1 ' ’ ’ ! .....*_ - V' ''’ . ENVELOPES. letterhead*, .lairru I 3 2 5237 m E.3 7. m 1944t — 331111’' »e|| .-II or iradr ir. lr for to- lol lot ipx6-!t[ 1934—11 'Wcnls. Inxoiee*. hand bill* and tall table Phone PA 8 3734 IL\Y M O M ) M. IIAI L ft High Hal boat with top. wind programs, e t c . Progremxe 1937 Allstate Super Cruiser fully Priming Co. Phone *\3 2 79M — RE 31 Ton A INM ROR • tilrld, Steering, cushions, trader equipped good condition, may he Weil 13th St Third St A Park Avenue South and j* Suner 33 Johnson motor. seen at tin N. Freneh Axe. V all 4'ail nail Bren used (wire Pav I'hone Furniture Mining k Slnrage Phone E 3 7 VJIt I 3 2 5221. Night Ph F.3 2 2916 7*—FURNITURE and r . r . PHILLIPS, \gent HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3VASIIBURN VAN LINES ROBSONS SPORTING GOODS Seminole Realty PA 2 1991 311 19'.* Ex'lmxides Noxv On Sale’ r m French Axe 33 DIETRICHS REALTOR Redding Specials! Sample Prices WELL DRILLING Eh.’ Methxln—Velltia Cutwater, 'W ilO i M il P Starflilr Jrt5U(*i Eairhank* 3fnt>r I'niiipi Adelaide 11 Motel — A**<H-iate> 1S5cH m M H P lligtwiri S3T9 00 Kt'MOL'S Royal Comfort innerRepair* to ail make* 1991 Park Axe E3 7 Sr-7 \ *tn3 oo i• m p Faitwfn viinrei spring Mattressra. Reg 139.Vt HOWARD W. LONG EXCHANGE PRICE 133 30 3161 co .1 H P Light xs|n JI25 on 707 E. Cnmmernal Axe • Medium Firm or Firm Al'u all reconditloeed used motors Phone FA 2 2*13 • Choice of Ticking Patterns LU h C i ^ K j n y S i. jo L red'ired to auction wholesale • in Year Guarantee price* Speelal* In wood, alumi :i3 - P u n w n iM . *m h o iif in o 1.(1 N I'aig Av. I’ll EA 2-6123 • No Sag Edge* mini anil gla«* boat* Gator • Tape Tufted 1N0 Button*) Like front 3 bedroom *. a-no ho'iio trailer* Bank financing • Permelator Insulation Tn Pre­ I'racllcaltv finished nn m«ide nuBMiN SPORTING GOODS sent Colt Feel For Fife Of Beautiful lot right on laVe. Short :oi i tit Matlre** dutaner from Del.and. J2.7i*» • Matching Box Spring Same i .nil price. Can l« financed Call II— l'ft« l.lie.lock Supplies Price Crumptmi llullderi in Orlando, 3IR CONDI HONING 6 'KIN I It old male parakeet; all l!A 2 O H UDNTRACT and REIMIIt WORK DISCONTINUED ITEMS white, lalkl 3'*o tinely eage loot Sanford Asr. FA 7 65(2 Lot* lor *alv, loeatevl n mile* 33‘ FA 737.14. 4 9X12 UNOLEUM RUGS DISof Sanford rh F 3 ? 32«n CLARKS PLUMBING AND HEAT 401 N f 33 I 3’ i I i - xltTil LI S IT 3VTED INt, has moxed to our new luca 4 4*9 LINOLEUM RUGS PISOWNER WANTS lion WI2 W 77lh SI . I'hone u o u NT 33 I 3’k Cash for foinllure or surplus, l'A 7 2J7I t 9x12 ITBITt RUG DISCOUNT super Trading I'.,at. Sanford OFFER 33 113'a i • i-.dii II*» 13 7 Mil. L’uilnm built v bedroom 2 full PLUMI1IM. 2 E tl \ 3t RUBBER HOLLYdied ball'*, bull! on larg* lot Pine .3 I'jprei* Log* and Timber Conlracllng K Repair* Win ID BEDS $139 no VALUE In heiutifii! 3t.sx fair oection Free Estimate* LAt tl 33anted. Rough, Green Pine A $69.50 Thiv home feature' trrearo It. I.. HARVEY i (INIl.V 9 3" * 7 IT. HOLLY* i vpress Lumber Wanted Henry floor* large aerrened ftorch, Wilt 111 BED Goethe Lumber i n . Tituaxiltr Nil Sanford Axr Phone EA 2 3J*J 139,00 Natural wood rahinrl* in targe Eta Plioise 6oij, *idler! i ami a*k 24—PIANO SERVICE kite lien *<niip|*ed with electric for lim n Goeltn line" an,] refrigerator n«' i "r * riAND II MM. A ft I P 3lit 1M . 119 So Ma( nolia l'A 2U21 equity S434)0,09 Any offer will II-B rA IT A ' PARLORS tt. L HARMON be gtvrn ron*lder»tinn Ph. 1 3 : 1723 Alter .3 »l p m • BIG V A L U E S See Sanfnn*' 3 | i >*i Xlmlern • QUICK CREDIT |1m i.l • Salmi SESIINOI.E REALTY 2" !" 1*1 II HIM. 'l IIN lit 31 Io n s • EASY TERMS pmi p a r i \ e 1 3 2.3232 .............................. . -i d i m II SPRIS M S |l| i t n NOOK Fee earpeatrj, painting, arreen 103 So I'*x r.3 141*1 mg, 1 fire, and plaster repair. New 3rd f le d Furnllure Wc Feature a*nh*lt til*. »-h»*to» aiding. 311 I, Fir*l St. 1 3 2 3673 i* f F M s i r n n r xx x n t i . d ma-iiiii %*-r *<«*! •tip-, leveling' and irpalnng garage* and llil* Iv a guest pats to lire Rita Theatre fur lloherl Murray. Exp. (ilRLS W A N I KI) wrecking call F .3 2 I*)’) , ilate Dee. |g. ',38. White Musi he 21 or .>ver 3pp!) Moderately Priced I I I 1 litis 31. M IM l< I in r*r*°n at Pi* N” W'hufl# {Includes C lo sin g ) *8 2 8 0 I l o w e r s . ru v M fi rr'evision Tubes Tested Free ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Sign Of The Totem Pole ' Orchids plants for sale, 3 for At The2617 S. Erenrh Arw. S3 on Mrs Rill Whitley. 711 r i«th si. Auto Repair* A Read Seivlce HALLS GARAGE WOODRUFF'S 102 Celerv Ave. FA 2-2*93 I arm A Girdrn Center Nile* A Sut.days FA 2-2020 kNNUALS Mf Cr’ery Ave PUMPS — SPRINKLER SYSTEMS LOTTED PLANTS Ph. f S 2-1677 er EA 2-027x3 S A N F O R D Ail types end slice, installed FLOWER SHOT. We telegraph * Do It Yourself WE REP MR AND SERVICE 11*111 Its M ’KSIIIV S T I N E Msgnoha A Onnra EA 2 1613 ktaihlnp ami Supply Un. Ornamental Shruhx • Trees • Prat N'T W 7n I St. Ph FA 7 4437 ll-MTl»MOBILES_TRAn.ERS ROLLAWAY. IL'ipt'.ll m l F.lbx —— . •31 Eurd E-tOO pickup fine condi­ Bed* Day, 3Verk or \Lvnth — Tel. F* 2-5111. Furniture Center tion. Trim*. I*. A. Scott. 6 Vo 116 West First St lusia |ir . Dellary. I la "c o u n t r y c l u b MANOR 2 llerlroom s F ln rld s Rooin Inexpensive W ant A d (.RAPEVIILE NURSERY BEAUTIFUL HOLLY All kinds and sDr* Grafscxille Axr. PA 7(W6': IAFF* A-DAY Clean t rm down st apt *lt Park. look For It In Use A n F A R M E R 'S AGENCY \ . V. Farmer, Realtor I*. II. WhiiiU'irr, A**nr. tt* S Freneh Ave, Th FA 2 3221 \fttr hour* r 3 ! 741* nr F 3 7 4971 1 tied room 2 halii (!R hontr. 1<-r rarrn flim u. d >tihlr ear port,-, utility room, tiithen eqt»|pr*r'l. 1»"d*e»ped -aitli well Owner iriniferrer, Phnr» 1 3 7 2711 .5SAVKS Sperial diet and Imwl siiperxisor VAC! I'M rl.EANFR REPAIRS Nexv & l ’*ed Kilrhrn e*perienfe preferred. I'art* for all makes of cleaner*, F tir n ilu r r am t A ppliance* Elcctrlui, Hoover, Kurby. el> High srhool edueation i<«*ential, Exrellenl personnel (willele* 41 Free |urk up Work guar.inteed Masher of Sanford EA 2 4<f-3 ho'ir, week Starling Sa l m 3)in JIN) monlh Dieilriao s»min"te Uou** Wiring - F.;»ctrit herxlre 703 703 E First St hi. f.3 7-0913 Jternnrial Hospital U*ed furniture, appllinee*, toot* Sid Vihleo rte ll-iiight-vold l.xrrv'* Mart i:\.\D 31.1. El,Ft n t h ’ Co Unencumbered lady to help with EA 2 0913 215 Sanford 3v • Ph FA 7 4113. houtr work and halt)' *iltlng in 112 .Magnolia rxrhang" for room .*"'1 hoard 75 3 - 111 If DIM, R | M i l ) S■ Phone FA 2 0427 E C H O L ’S MI MI NG »rd Furniture Rtire.-iinfi Women over 21 x*ith iranvpuria STUDIO (OUCH. LIKE NEW Hon, white only. Baby Sitting FLOOR vandtrg and finishing C le a n in g . # a *I n g Serving 830 Service. 137 ITnecrrst Dr Phone Seminole County alnee 1923. I TWIN SIZE FOAM RUBI4F.lt EA 2 1527. II. 31 Glrxxnn. Lake Mary llol I YWOOD BUD. PER FEUT ( ONDtTION *Vl it—MALE HELP WANTED IM I'K R IA I. DECORATORS I so i a nr.n a n d m a tch in g painting and papering WANTED AT OM r CHAIR JM-S" Ravilrlgh Dealer in patl Sanford I 3 2 3716 or I 3 2-7ti|u after *ix OCCASIONAL ( HAIR 810 or Kali 3'oluiia Co. Write lla.vl IIEPO*7SENS’'*D Mi' l» II 0 0)1 IfulM tu yuur plan* rtgh's. Depf. EAL It'i It. Mem SUITE 351Tt I TWIN SIZE Remodeling md ,'ddl! 11 phis. Tenn. BOOKCASE BEDS 8119.30 DON I IK K GAS HEATER MM Phen F.3 2-3621 ;o _ * |ale nr Female 10 |N*TI ELECTRIC STOVE A t CONDITION 373 90 I nl red tie!p warned, must be oxei 27—NOTH I ■>—I'LHSON 3IN I.3HGE K3K NATURAL FIN21 apply in pertnn at I’tg N* KITHI'H PALM MANOR |S || SEt RKT31IY D E S K . Whislle l|nme f”r the e**d I 4KF NEW ONLY MJW 2*90 Orlando Dr Sinfr-rd FULL SIZE HOLLYWOOD Men Wt men 12" l)a>l* Sell Lumb Phone r.3 2-771 1 e 'l l ninieplalei 35 M!e Reexei BEDS EACH M W t o . Mlleboro, Mas*. TWIN SIZE BEAUTY REST l/>*e weight tafelv viftli newly M3 ITRESS. LIKE NEW 8^00 Rrlcatnl Drx A Diet Tablet* Tl—Work Hinted 1 LARGE WALNUT DINING Only 961: at your Drug *torr, ROOM TABLF! -M W Hahy lilting, ironing U.3 7 797* Mri, Brown Miller « home mad" Fl.HOl-’S REDDING CO. fruit cakei at Winn Dixie, E Ironing |0c A I3e PA 2 72(1 119 So, Magnolia EA 2^321 First St. T! 111 -INI S t lilT u llT i VITII.4 HOLIDAY SPECIAL Spate, rom furt. and modem living it Ibe krxnnle nf fill* beautiful WANTED To BUY— rearly new conrrele block 3 bed ‘.u-all hu'lre** — wnuld run*ldrr filling ttaliun in THIS Are* — room home located in ona of Open in any wnrthwhlle propo Sanford's N I 4 ) R residential tilion — llu* Ml Care Sanford arras. 2 Tile baths, patio, car Herald. port, also, dishwasher, built-in tlnxr and rahatltt fan. PRICE Bu«ine>* property for *ale by own 31T.ooq with excellent terms. er, I hlork south city limit* o( W. H. “Bill*’ S I EM PE R A«e»*y Sanford rm highway 17A92 Good Realtor A Insurer location for any type of bullAs-oc Laur.l H. Osier. II. K. Taffer re** 73’. down, balance on Arlelt Price, Kxerelt Harper monthly payment* See L. C. Phone EA 2 4391 112 N. Park Clark Sr. 2419 Orland'i Dr. I UR SALE OR RLNT 2 Bedroom 71—SPECIAL SERVICES CB home ai 2704 Magnolia Ave. PAINTING GE rqulped kilt hen. 9 hloek* Irum Pinecreal School, t A 2-3377 “ Fur lliute whi> caie," rraionabte. cr 2718 l'aliuctlu Axt. Baicrtncta juxao. l'A 2-JS2. WKLCU.Mi; NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Ue inxile you In lie our Kurils nliMililtely free without ohlijiftliun nl one iif Sanford'# leading Mm el# while >ou locale auituhlc huuning for you nnd your family. Plek up your key t t tho Sale# Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILEY ODHAM, Pre«. Corner Hwv. 17-f)!! & 271 h St. Phone FA 2-1501 �m c r^ B y t^ u ancM — i — — w m a— h b w i — iH M ig— n—TBarcSi y.^RgiH.g**ninjn1^—w»iwctw^tv^|gu» .... v* * * r^V r‘ \ *i \^ P | • Former Residents See Derby Action The Heavy Attack Win* One bombing derby not only has attract­ ed "big wheels" of the Nsry, but also former VAI! squadron person el who are continuing their work with nuclear bombers in Hat Wing Two or research divisions of the Navy. Among the visiting Naval offi­ cer* are former Sanford residents. Cdr. Blaine Libby, staff ComllatWing Two, Whidbey Island. Wash.; Cdr. C'y Fitton. Director of Train­ ing. IIATUI'AC; Ledr. L. 8. /-ok. New Changes In Social Security Law (rtik irte g U Iba first el !* • dls since then to prepare detailed in­ 2'* per rent And it will apply reive monthly old age survivors and disability benefits in ASM will patch** ulUug ita it fwtkMmtu terpretations of the new amend­ to the first $4,900 of snnual earn­ receive bigger checks. iiin in g in changes la Ihe R*cUI Srrartly law ments. and to apply them to the ings instead of stopping a I $4,200 February, millions of individual rases in­ at it docs now. The net effect of ■a4 r t i l tie r will *• HY LOUR CAMELS WASHINGTON—IUPI)— Virtual­ ly w r y family In America will ba affected by major cbangei In Um Social Security law which will go Into effect over the neat few weeki. These changes acre voted by Congress at Its recent session, and worn signed Into law by President Eisenhower on Aug. 29. The Social Security Administra­ tion has been working overtime volved. Here is a summary o( ihc inotl important changes, and how they will affect you. Additional infor­ mation on specific iltustJons may be obtained from local Social Securtly offices. Payroll T u n The Social Security la* dedur lion from your paycheck will be bigger, starting Jan. I. The tax for both employers awl employes will go up from 2>i per rent to these two changes for people who pay the maximum will hr to in crease Ihr annual bite rom $31 SO to $120. The tax on self employed per­ sona likewise goes up on Jan. I. from 3 3 A In 3 3 t per cent, and the celling goes In $t,Mn The higher taxes will affect 71,000,000 people Old Age and Survlior* Insurance The 12.300.000 people who rt- Bikini Suit Inventor Designs Another PARIS —<UP1>—The man who 'look in hix eyes. "That's the way Invented the bikini bathing suit you make the big, new rtiicovrr and f t« s new . * t . . . dimensions ies." Ilut for Ihe mtld mannered Pari­ Is the sport of girl-watching it at sian, who at *3 ta often called the It again. Yor anyone who like* midnight "Bathing Suit King." the biggest ■wlmmlng, he baa come up with success so far it certainly the t phosphorescent suit which floats. bikini. Advantage: It can be taken off. "I created and launched it In parked on Ihe nearest wave, and June 1$46," he said. "To present It. we picked a •■•ily found even In pitch darkmodel named Ucnurdinl. Her Or else there la one with tacks main occupation was dancing In •a the outside to ward off sea go- the nude In night clubs. "We chose her because of her tag wolves, perfect plastic qualities," hr said. "I'm always experimenting." "When she displayed the bikini Hid swimsuit designer Louts Ihe first time she did a sort of Rstrd with a dreamy, faraway striptease in which she took it off, folded it up and put it in a Legal Notice match hoi. Al (he momenl the bikini was ruse tiH i'i IT in i n r. v i v m Jin trV si. *"nt:ViT. iv **t» rim launched, Heard said, t rance was heading into an rxplosion of Joy •RHiVni.tiYou wts , rijo n m s . and high living after Ihe grim '* ' • ‘ J X S o°T T lV n VOTU’K III IflSnUBT OIVKN Ihit. years of occupation and war. •tirsusnt la llanl "•«*•• c»«4»f*4 "People were In Ihc mood for an tha tth Oar «f [xcsmSsr. A. t>. |H I, la iM t earlaln enus* I*a4- new ways lo amuse themselves Ini In lha Clrealt Cavrl 1" anA and rnjoy themselves," he said. h a ls e U Canale Klnrlda. la "The bikini came out Just al the right psychological moment." Tha phosphorescent bathing suit, IIUIS IeV«Bi iiiu n rm w i ni» a* aa Rtarrl puts It. "swims by it­ lha a h r s a a M Crculi O n r t . wilt, self" because of liny hits of cork bH w nilxr ISth, J ISIS, a t I l i H n c in c h A. M. n f f . r far Ml* In Its seams. It Is designed ao ■n4 Mil la lha Mati**t anil West that it ran be peeled off quickly t i m e r far cash a l lha front fi S « ir of af tha i-ffurt <'ouri lo hanaa a n af of Kamlanla . ..... and easily In the water, Heard J o a n r r . K litrie*|^ ln t U n f o r A .K l'ir l explained, and it it for glrlx who Aoocrlbad 4 praa ia_am hal«e „ „a llu „ __ In Soml- like to enjoy the freedom of a hi C a u n tv. n»rl< 1i. in . w it i midnight swim with no bathing - af — • -t la, if T i f f » la l » B lo ck of suit at all. 'f t sIlia.. T o w n of SaafarA . ar* , _________ ia (ace, lft)_ There are not, apparently, too 14a. 'a a c eXian n re ln eIh rra In oKf. It. raanrAaA T ra f many glrla who seek auch enjoy­ l l a t Ii-O k I. f-aata s t - « l irtt a? Ilia I ’nblla flacarAa of ment. Heard confesses Ihe suit hamlnnia t'nuatr. Tln rl-U . ha I-I aa le lo ba maAa un r n i . n l In has not been a tremendous suc­ haA la «rr«r*»n<-a a rm rA anca aalih with lh thaa tariaia cess. ••A | f snA la e r d a r in a i i la u rfr aalA Reard said he tries out all kinds flaal Aacrae. <> P . Ita ra A u n . 1 'ltrh of eccentric bathing suits In his ». r hunt for a first class innovation. UTKXHTIllAl V11 "a OWH A t t o r n , i a for 1’lalntlff. Here are some of the new ideas M j f r IJaaaalt. a wlAaw he hai attempted without, alas, KAararda BallAlae lalHIa. producing another "bikini'' suc­ Irallaa f>*». | | , jtit. cess: J —A bathing suit made of ply­ wood atrip*. "It ran be waxed," he said. —A bathing suit of woven gold cloth. While worn It can he hook­ ed up lo a radio and used as an antenna. —A bikini made of supple alumi num band*. "It sldnri brightly in Ihr aunllght," he said. —A bikini decorated with strips of formira plastic. "II also shines brightly in Ihe sunlight." —A bathing suit which has pat ches of spectatly Irrated fabrtr. When the fabric Is damp. nialrhrf can he atruck on it. —A bathing suit covered witii small squarrt of mirror glass. "You ran look at yourself In your bathing suit." Then there Is the model Heard tails Ihe "flying saucers." On this one the usual swimming haltrr is replaced hy two simple disc* or nipt without any visible means of support. The tecrrl: Then there Is Ihe modrl Heard calls the "flying saucers." On this one the usual swimming haltrr Is replaced by two simple disrs or cupa without any visible means nf support. The secret: The "aaucers" are atlarhrd hy mean* of a special adhesive tape thst doesn't show. I*TA I k Growing CHICAGO —<1/1*1) — The Na­ tional Congress nf I'arenta and Teachers reports a newr trend In which parenla whose children are not yet in school are Joining the PTA. "We feel this Is further evi­ dence of a growing concern on Ihe part of American* that their rduratlonal syslem be the very best possible," slid Mrs. Milton 1. Wiener, national membership chairman. The Inerrasei will average almut seven per cent. Payments to rrtirrd worker* aged 63 and over now range from $30 to $10610. Coder the new sche­ dule, they will range from $33 to $11$ a month Benefits for eligible dependents amt survivor* also will be Increased hy Ihe same per­ centage. For example, a retired worker and bis wife, both over 63, will Ik- eligible for a maximum monthly benefit of $174 compared with the present $162 W. The Increases in ft AS I check v will he made automatically. No one has to apply for them. Public Assistance There are about S.mo.oou | plr who receive public assistance check* hated on their need, rc gardlraa of whether they are cov­ ered by the Socltal Security tnsur ance system. These benefits, some­ times called "welfare" or "re lie f cheeks, go to Ihe needy aged. Ihc Mind, disabled persons and drpen dent childrrn Each state runs Its own public assistance program, and fixes the amount of benefits to be paid. The Fedrral government eonlrl hole* p*rt of the rost tinder a complicated formula The new amendments make Hirer important changes in this program: 1. For Ihe first lime. Federal contributions will be based in part on Ihc relative wealth of Ihe varl out states. Ihe poorer a stale in per capita Income, the larger Ihe federal rnntrliution, 2. About J2fg).oontnoo In addi­ tional Federal funds will lie pump rd Into the overall program 3. The maximum paymrnl in which the Frdrral government will share is raised In |A5 a month (or Ihe aged, blind and rinahled, and lo an avrrage nf $30 a month for ilrpendrnt children. While Ihe stales retain a wide discretion in managing their pub­ lic asiislanrr programs, expert erne Indicates Hist mnvt of ihrm will raise their monthly checks hy a few dollars each lo pats along the additional Fedrral mon­ ey. thlld Welfare An extra $15,000,000 will lie ills tnbulrd among the statra In im prove amt expand rhild welfare services For the first tlmr. child rrn in city slums and other urban arras will Iw eligible for federal­ ly tidrd services no the same bails as rural eliildrra. (Next: New Eligibility Requlrrmrnls.l Move In Your Fighter Crashes, Navy Pilot Killed SEI.EI T e n u w - One nf ihc select crews representinp Heavy At tuck Squadron Seven in the Sixth Bombing Der­ by is (left to right) J.t. Richaul A. Mergl, North Miami, Hu., plane commander; John T. O'Donnell, aviation ma­ chinist male first class. West Palm Beach. Fin., ijombarilier-navigator. and Boy K. Kiser, aviation ordnanceman first da**, of Gardcndulc, Ala., radar gunner. k o There N. A. S. China Lake, Cal.j Lt. C. 11. Kretischmann, AGO School, Jacksonville; LI. (Jgi J. >1- Cum­ mings. Staff. CtneLantfltt LI. t j f l J. C. Petersen. Natal Intelligent*, Washington. D. C.i and L cd r.V . II. Yount, Staff, CoroNavAirLanl. JACKSONVILLE (DPI) - Lt. John S. Patton Jr.. 34. was killed when hi* Navy Demon fighter plane esughl fire and crashed here Wednesday. AuthoritiH said Patton tried lo parachute from the burning fighter at about 1.000 feet, but did not survive. He had been practicing ground control land­ ings. The pilot w is m im ed and father of two children. Canines Take Big Bites | "For the most part," said Mil­ PIIIMDKLPIIIA—tCI’l I— Arne rim I* going to ihr dogs tn the ter. * dog* are treated as member* tune of a half-hill Ion dollar* a nf the family They get sick and old like humans, and they get year. That's how much it's rotting us medicine and hovpltaliration in the to let dogs lead a dog's life, said same manner." Miller's h«nk "Puppy and lH>g Harry Miller, one nf the nation’s leading ranine ronnnmssrurs and Care" t* a tiesl seller amnng dog Director nf Ihe Game* Dog Re­ owners, and its proceeds go lo the Cornell Research Laboratory foe search Center. Miller pegs tbr nation's imkicIi Diseases of Dogs. But there are poputiitic nl 23 million, which in as many varied publications nn rludrs 1121 rrrogniird breeds, one doge as cross-breeds. | You ran. for example, gel a third of all there are national listing of hotels and mo­ "There's no recession In the dog tels which do not discriminate industry," said Miller. "It's thriv­ against dogs if you're traveling. ing, with to per rent of (he na­ There's a pamphlet on dog names; tion's homes having one nr more there's nno that tells you how to dogs We figure Ihe lolal gross enjoy a dog show, another on how last year. Including sale of pup in groom your dog, and ona entitl­ pics, food, shows, medical ex­ ed, "(htr Dog a Health Record." penses and otherwise, was welt In which you record all his shots, over $500 million." treatments and visit* lo the veteri­ Higgrtl Hem, hr explained, was narian. a counterpart to the "Our $323 million for dog fond, the likes Baby" hook. It even has a spare nf which Mother Hubbard's Cup­ for the pooch's picture. board never imagined There are Dogdont, in brief, Is enjoying a canned foods, meal types, baked boom, said Miller. goods, frnren foods and special "We know that two out of every prescription IckkIi Then there are five homes being set up will have diets aimed at reducing obese a dog," he stalrd. "In a great dogs, those to aid the kid many rases. Ihe dog cumrs before Beys of aging dogs, other high the child. If the couple raises the protein diets for dogs who are un­ dog right, chances are they'll do der strrss, and mrnui fur Just a pretty good job wtih the child.” alxmt every rnndiUnn imaginable Nervous dogs get Irinqui tiling The normal child does 7$ per drugs; listless ones get energy cinl of his learning through vi­ food* sion. are eight b e a u t i f u l South Th« word gtrsWe means "La one ho moves swiftly" In native dialect. Christmas u lsv )CWPAIIPY< Clive many hoars of hsppine*# with tkla “very own" siring. Jest . , , TED W ILLIA M S HARDW ARE Fret F o rk in g F A 2*1464 SOS E. 25th at. homes in Pinecrest R e a d y lo m o v e i n - MIAMI (CPI) — Four Negroes faced life Imprisonment today for raping a II-year-old white girl Oct. 4. A Circuit Judge pronounced *#• t*nce Wednesdsy on Elefca Smith, 27. David Alexander Clark 20. Alfred E. Duncsn. 30. and Arthur l^e Farrington, 19. The four were accused of at­ tacking the girl, a Hialeah bank clerk, when she stopped her e*r because something was in her eye. The attack occurred while the was driving home in the early morning hour*. I V e ry SpeciJ ^ Out O f Owners' Purses Four Negroes Face Life In Rape Case ThW Addition NOW HOMES HAVE THESE “PLUS” FEATURES: HOM E (’uaDim-l)iiilt CnltinflA T r r r n r r n I lmira G-F. Bull! In Oxrn k Range (J-K H cfrig eralo r fi*E llol Water Healer Tiie lU lh * Venetian Blinds 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Homes PRICED FROM $15,000 TO $18,000 Down Payments as low m RaHily M onthly Paym ents Cheaper Than Rentl PERSONAL SA TISFA CTIO N GUARAN TEED Or Your Money Refunded. i u d N rwcwrf to Buford! Wo Invite you lo b« our jtw di, ik d ild y frw aad without obHgmUm, it one of fUnford’a leading R M tab white you locale suitable houutaff fo r you and y u u r family. K tyu cm Sgk | > i I ;•! * •— 1-, ; - - , v ... ho plahud hr M o u r nnlou office FHA-IN-SERVICE - Wni Pursues ON? Hewer* ONy Water 1 Financed FHA - CONVENTIONAL We can qualify you for one of these plans within thirty minutes SALES REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES AT ALL TIMES Hours: 8:00 A. M. till IMKK Weekdays: 1:00 I*. M. till dark Sundays -VPV Marble Chip Roof Occupy Your Home Rcfbru Jon. 1 Fsr Ueuuotund Eiumptlon 0 D H A M & TU D O R SALES O F F IC E : Corner Hwy. 17-92 and 27th St. SANFORD, FLO RIDA P H . FA 2 -15 0 1 �News Briefs ^ m t f o r d S jr r a lfr Doesn’t Like Spoon MEMPHIS, Tcnn. < L T I)-C lr hum* Harold Hill. 34. wai fined Ml for diaorderly conduct Thurs­ day after officer* testified he utrd the barrel of a pistol to stir his coffee in a restaurant. His Lust Order YOKOHAMA. Japan (LTD Mrs. Yoaylykl Komita. 33. ad mlttcd strangling her husband, a restaurant owner, after he ordered her to go out and buy a bottle of rice wine at 3 a m . police report cd today. >st i V I I I 'I U - 'V I I L * v - l* h t i l V V !.’ V V C l ' t P i r n AN INDEI’KNDENT DAILY NKWSPAPKIt VOL. XL1X United Press Leiised Wire Kstablished 1908 FRIDAY. DKCEMHER 12. IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 325 Bolt Takes Lead In Tournament Several Still Out Given Good Chance For Lead Or Tie How About soap? Squadron 9 Winner BOWI.I.-fa GltF.EX. OU* (UI-I1 “ The Howling Green Patty Sea tine I • Tribune received a Idler from a little* girl addressed to Santa Claus requesting, among other things, “some clean under­ Heavy Attack Squadron Nine lias Tommy Roll fired a ono-under wear for Unetc Tlney." won the sixth homhinc derby, and p ar TO today to take a one-stroka with tt the coveted Conover tro­ lead in the 115.000 Mayfair Ins Elvis Still Gets It phy. Open S°R tournament. MADISON, Tenn. (UPD - Being The "Hoot Owls" left the three Several golfers who had not In the Army hasn't affected the income of entertainer Elvla Pres­ other competing squadrons tiehind reported by I p. in. had a rhanee ley very much. Tom Parker, the when the celestial navigation ex­ In beat or lie Bolt's 134 total for singrr't manager, said Thursday ercise last night was successful­ Ihe first two round*. that Elvis earned about 2 million ly completed Doug Sanders, leader after II dollars In 1954, * With weather condition# at their hole*, dropped to a six way tie NAVY APPRECIATION DAY CHICKEN-Cotton Brown for fifth with a five-over 74. very worn, the crews had to rise prepares a few of the 500 chickens for the pilau to be Population Grows To go with his 44 of yester Jay, WASHINGTON ( I T I I - The Cen above rain and cloud) extending to nerved tomorrow to alt naval personnel and their families Bolt belled out a 34. two under, sits Bureau Thursday estimated the and pcrhap« the entire city. The pilau is lieing cooked in nation's population at 175,734000 12,000 feet. At the sevrn mile alti­ on the front side. He was one over tude required for a tombing mis­ tha kitchen at the Giant's Dormitory. en the back nine. The Paradise, as of Nov. I—an increase of 2.- sion. they encountered 200 knot* Fla., golfer, knosrn tor hi* temper (Photo by Bergstrom) 451000, or 1.T per cent, compared of Jet atream wind. In form er year*, had everything to Nov. 1. 1057. The pilots of the competing under control, lie had three bird­ Heavy Attack squadrons found ies on the front, eight p art and |Crane, Train Crash their all weather capabilities put one bogey on the hack. MANCHESTER, England (tT II to test. Navigators fighting the On the Iront, he sank birdie —One person was killed -and sev wind and rain found the stars when puts of four ft. on No. 2, a 30 feet en injured Thursday night when the huge -arrter-based Skywaro.v *ix and eight feet on No. T. He the bucket of a crane fell into ihc riors ro*e s t o v e l » e h e n r y e~crhad a real chance on No. nine, path of a Liverpool Manchester cast. Ik’ciu* ti.'inrint* high-ranking officers last hut ‘ blew" a four-footer. On N«. Capt. James Bamage, wing com­ ADMIRAL WKI.COMKI) — Rrailcy (Mhttm passenger train. The engine of Ihe night at llte .Mayfair Inn. The lmrl.eetie mu t, he was in Ihe trap and hit the train was overturned and five mander. said this morning. “ This (Ipfll anti John Kritlur welcome Vice-Ad­ .■*ponsored by the Seminole Connly Chamber shoulder of the green on his way miral U\ \'. Davis. Deputy ('nnintumler iti derby reflects Ihe combat readlroaches derailed. (Photo by IlerRStrom) out. nrst of the competing squadrons Chief. l T. S. Atlantic Fleet, during the l»ar- of Commerce. On hi* hack side hogry, vrhfch fsr belter than any of the pre­ Yearning For Pole ram r on No. 17, Bolt’* drive hit a vious derbies. All squadron* re­ LONDON < U l'n—Antarctic ex­ tree and hii approach shot was ceived an Informative analysis of off Tha aeeood annual Navy Appre­ and other activities, will begin it plorer Ralph l-cnton said last their slate of combat reaillne**.’' night he "can't wail to get hack" In snood place at I p. m. was ciation Day will be held tomorrow 2:10 p. m. In second place for derby honors to the cold continent because of An Wall Jr., who had a 40 today, is VAH-1. Accumulated scores The Rebels Quartet and the Five the common cold. in Pott Mellon Park. gold braid did not blind local men a 64 yesterday for a 16 hole total Hungry "sailors” (as the May for the sixth tombing derby. "All thp time I was at the pole, were YAH 9, J.M'g points; VAH-1, fair Inn chef calls theint, consum­ The three admirals and Ihi-tr to their sharitt, however, a* the of 137. Sponiored by the SanfordScmi- Owls will provide continuous enI. 960; YAH II. 1.771. YAH 7.ed1.461. barbecued rib*, chirkrn, corn- aide* attended Ihe liartoeue in nola County Jayceea. the celebra­ lertainment from noon until .1:30 I never had a cold," he said. With the sun out. golfers who Nine also won the Norvlen Tro­ on Ihe-coh ami other "man-sized" uniform An Impressive amount of Naval lead ir, nptveared very much tion promlaea to be evrn bigger p. m. teed off late had a big advantage al ease and down to earth. phy. presented Ihi* afternoon dur­ fare last night at Ihe Chamber ^ than tha first one, held March 30, Ylce-Adm. W. to Bees, wa< un­ today. Jim Gaquln, PGA field *4 Co chairman Art Harris and lliil No Favoritism Here ing ceremonies al the Sanford of Commerce banquet lor visiting • lM 7 . The flrat Navy Appreciation BOLIVAR. Veneiuela tU I'l) — able to attend, hut is In Sanford r ret ary, laid Roll's lead bad a Day calabratcd ■ successful cam­ Bromley expressed "amaicmrnt Julia 1‘creira has named her day- Naval Air Station. Winning crew* Navy dignitaries and local lead­ loday. Admiral Wees flcwr with SO 50 rhanee of standing up in the were skippered by Lt Kitcllne ers. paign to keep the Sanford Naval and appreciation" at Ihe way mer­ old triplets Ruiuulo, Wolfgang t'.lr Hat Ijini; of YAII-7 Ihii af- se rid round. Quite a few still I YAH 9) first: U dr Klsler. (YAHShop talk, the weather and Jokes chant*. individuals and organiza­ and Rafael, after the three randi Air Stallon open. Irrnonn in an A3D Skywarrlor out had a rhanee to tie or over­ Alt Naval personnel and their tions have Joined In planning the dates in .Sunday's presidential I I. second and I'dr. Floyd Harris were the main subject* under dls"display of *trengih" during the take him. t VAHID, third Harris once head­ riissfosi .Inring Ihe .orki.nl hour election, "in the interest of na families will be admitted free as Navy'* Day. Airmanship Compeliiioti. ed the top crew in a tombing tier aiid tiarberne. Heading the list of (RAHI.IER STORY. PAGE •) Fitud products amt money have tinnal unity." guests of the Jayceea and the More Ilian 100 local men, Navy by white flying with YAH II. distinguished Navy visitor* was Chamber of Commerce. Master of been donated to defray expense* official* and visitor* heard San­ Gaquin said 144 probably would Cdr. Joe fully, former com­ Vice-Admiral W. Y. Davis, tie. ceremonies will be Charlie Morri­ by Wade's Super Market. Jim A l l d L l l l l u b v , T O O ? ford attorney Karlyle Hmistolder lie tha cut-off point for Uia float manding officer of YAH 5. acceptpuly ctuumau.il rin chief If. S, son, public relations director of the Spencer. Winn-Dixie, F e n i a n . ATLANTA t i l l ’ll - Secretary Seer. welcome the group in a brief ad­ 34 hole*. If *o, the tourney will Chamber. Morrison will start the Central Florida Foods. Bill Stem of Slate lien Fortsen, who chose rd Ihe Wong Commander'* Trophy Allauiit- Fled. Also present were dress. hava two big casualties: Lionel Re­ Ihi* afternoon .luring the presentsAdni. Don Griffin, commander car­ j '™ ^ ball rolling whan he reads Ihe iwr Earl HlgginMh.m .Mar U u lhr l0 0 r, l(gb bIuf' Jni1 k U , Millie wa* provided during Ihe to rt. 1957 PGA fhamp. and Dltk rier division four. Cdr. Grtlfln e*. 9 Mayor's proclamation at 12.30. evening by 1’flo Rukur snd Ihe Mayer. 1937. V. 8. Open ttUUt. rink when the Georgia House of ‘‘ J i * 7 s 'J " , . •Vn estimated .3.000 will dine on cU'a^Svvapiwr's. H. 1.. I'erkm* and pfrrell. r r - r e i e--,.. ji...............n - o*l led the CSS changrd tea stories wlth.C'df- Joe Pcpulaire* Ur to rt’* total waa 149, Mayer'a chlcktn pilau, prrpared In Ihe Son. ila r* '.leveland Jr., Ito Jays, Thursday received a la. e-tonlered j *" Missing al the local dinner were 130, who *,.n r ,| under hint recently. 5* kitchen of the S in Francisco Wilson Malcr Florida S t a l e business card f ro .. a fellow- *!*te the hotnbing derby Captain* Jam es damage and Lion­ Sander*, first round leader, had Gov. tolloy Collins briefly at Representing Vice-Adm. Itotort (iianti' dormitory by former Navy Bank. Florida I'owrr and IJgbt official el Arthur, who with other Florida trouble with his putting today, lla tended the public open house held p pjhc. deputy chief of Naval Chief Colton Brown. The menu will Co . Mayfair Homes Inc., Shoe military base commanders, at- three put led three greens, had not ! at the Naval Air S ation today. operations, was tiro Navy'* newest Include cole *law, crtcry, bread, maker Construction Co., Seminole tended Gov, 14-Hoy Collins' dinner a birdie to fill credit. In hla re­ »n'l w f d many of the vldthg Rear Admiral. William Fills*, t hief County Laundry coffee and cold drinks at Ihe Orlando Country Club. Also cord-breaking ground yesterday, Navy (ifficial* here. News of il.e of the \ir Warfare flinncl. V.lu-ti The serving table committee Is C lcstun. Cowan'•..'SJStrSI Ex-Governor Hits pretenl at the Governor's dinner Handers had its birdies. Hr wai i derby ha* been sent a round iho Adnt. Pirie was taken ill with headed by Ralph Wight Jr.. Scrvwere Hear Adni. J. C. Daniel, umong Ihe catty group lo tea off, ^ . , r . , 7 . M ? r : ‘r ? T c : , M i d d l e R o a d e r C entire IMS A. l)n hand ntxn wire laryngitis, he asked the junior login* from the 10 table* will to \lce-Adm. llolu-rt Gol.llhuaile and when the tempera lure waa around members of the Jay ere Wives Kibbln. tottkank Faint and Gla*s, < TAMPA (UPD — Former Gov Douglas Aircraft official* and re- man to lake over Ida duties, utiielt Bear Adni W. (5. Swliter, present 40. DONALD DOI GlA.1 • Club (head table), Rotary. Klwan- Berry’s Wholesale Co.. Westrrn u in .- i (- , m u . i| Thursday night. I'trsrntallvrs of North American ' mw.hr,I a speech lie fore the JackInlay for tombing derby presen­ Glosely behind Wall were Bo Auto. Dr. D. II Mather. Hill Im' 'Aviation Co tonviUr Chamtor of Co.nmcrr. ll, Lions, Elks, WWI. Veterans tation i. i.mnn. Co., \„hi imniintf iv, Wlnlnger with 134. Julius Boros Nchi Bottling Co,. Od rDllrHed moderates for n.vt l a k i n g -----------Barracks. Clvllana, American Le­ nplemcnt yesterda and Ids attendance hero with 139 ami Boh Gorta with 140. ,h<> «»«« of vonstllu gion, VFW. Mamni and Shrine. ham and Tudor and First Federal * »,sn'1 The five others Rrmuied at 111 lional government. Jets Set Records Mack Cleveland Jr. Chamtor Savings and toan with Sander* were Rd (Porky) Ticket* are available fur cus­ Speaking to the Tampa Junior president, will give an Apreciation LONDON (DPI)— Commrrrijt Oliver. John Pamum, Hob Goalby, Day address at 2 p. m. lie will to tomers of theve Imsinc** estab­ Chamtor of Commerce. Caldwell speed records were *et today by Gay lln-wer Jr. and Hill Parker. answered by Cipt. Lionel Arthur, lishments, Admission will be 51 said the world need* strong men Iwo Pan-American World Airways Dave Ragan of Orlando had 142, commanding officer of the Sanford for adults, 30 cents lor children. to prevent the people from being: Boeing 707 jet clippers on fllg:il Frank Mranxhan. Dick Tlddy ami Co-chairmen and officials of the “led down ihe garden pxth t o ! from New York to London and Naval Air Station. Huston Lal’lalr 113. Al Raiding, Congressman Syd llerlong will Jayceea and Senior Chamtor of ruin " to Paris. ATLANTA fU PI)— Tlie trial 1955 champion, was In with a 73, attend the reremonlee honoring the Commerce have urged Sanford re­ Caldwell said in the history of The New York-Lnndon flight ir lliree .Seminote 4-H’era will phase of a suit by three Negro wit- good for 114 after two rounds. sidents to attrnd and aid in honor man nm one noteworthy advance quired 5 tour* 41 minutes. The V N avy and may apeak briefly. UrIam|o ,nniorro* to men ‘ti'king ad miss Inn to a while Deadlocked with him was Bob Rtcrrallon for the children In­ ing the Navy on thit second an had ever been accomplished hy New kork Parti flighl took 6 hour* r,.;„ r „.nt the county at the ;)rra college in Georgia came to a Klvllti. cluding relay raees, softball games, null Navy Apprrcialion Day. middle - of • Ihe - loaders 4 numiles. dairy ahow. iwtft elute today Irt federal court. Kd Vurgol, Gene Wllxel, San­ These three dairy member*, Judge Hoy it Moan ailed both ford amateur, and Tony Bar«jbich Owen t'aminack, Catherine <’amaides lit submit written arguments were ties! at 143. mavk and Dave Thomas, all of to him hy Jan. 1 He promised a i . i n n *, won ihe honor of repre­ decision in the important civil senting Seminole County *1 the righli eise hy the icenn'l Mnndav When a head on collision blorkrd Williams, however, wa* m turb ford Spam S r . Smford Negro, which caused considerable damage i r n ibo«* by showing their dairy in January the Mims bridge on State Road a hurry he neglected to get the when they met head-on in rain on to both cars, according to Garrett animals into the blue group at the The case Is one nf two attarkme Partly cloudy and cool with high 44 early last night. Judge Yolle driver’s name Ihe narrow wooden bridge. Both Statr ItoaH 434 wai the scene 1)1 dairy «lmw IH'C. 8. racial srgregillon practicei In trmperaturea 35 to 65 this afterThe judge admitted last night rnlrrrd Ihe one-way strip at the of in aicident at 1:14 Involving •Williams Jr., caught on the Yolutia Hie ahow, •turling at 0:30, aill Georgia school* an I collegei. A mom. Fair and raid tonight, Iowa **aide of Ihe bridge, traded car* that he had gotten the worst of Ihe same time, and slid into rsrh Alfred Bank* Ford, Allano-nii- U- field at the lie orange County ca-r Involving the entire Atlanta 31 to 13. Ralurday fair and a Util# F II. HI INI M\NN with a Brevard county driver deal—he traded his '.58 station other on the slippery surface. Traf Spring* Negro, and Mr* G r j < r 5 t i l l , ire Pavilion V w f h u v public school sy stem also will to warmer. Northerly wind* 10 ta stuck on Ihe Seminole Counly side. wagon (or a '54 sedan with no fie was held up for mtle* from ' Gallenttnc of Winter Park Ford roniest in which learn* from Ihe heard in H59 anrl a settlement ii II mUeo per hour this afternoua, The Circuit Court Judge had heater. Although he didn't know both entrance* to the bridge. ; was charged with failure to make >surrounding counile* will to en cxperlctl before Ihc 1959 fall school tlemming IfgH and variable to­ been trying a ra te in Titusville, the name of the min with wrhom necessitating Judge William*’ i c- l s slrnal when Mr* Galleeimc terr-l >«PI enii«-.- (hr •ho-rin;- am! night and Batnnlir. I trrm. and was hurrying home to dress he trailed, he was eonfidenl he'd Hon. u<lettvj|ied his sedan while pa*i pil ing of Ihe various classes of for the Chamber of Commerce get Ida wagon hack today. At 3:W p ns. Mrs. Laddie Slog-1ing on the left. The accident » calllc barbecue, given last night Tor visit­ Highway Patrolman Olin Gar­ ncr failed to *re a Renault sedan currrd east nf Altamonte Spring* *'*en < timniark wdl to’ r •' mg hi* cigtil monlli old puri'tord ing Navy dignitaries. ret! had an eveiiie for being a as *he attempted to rrn»s 1792 5Vhea it became apparent that little* tale for the Mims accident. at 27sh St The Renault, driven by Jirsey hrlfcr, t.lnda, anulher Dunahl \5‘ ftouglas, preii<frnt of the vehicles Involved in the arel- Within two hours, he covered Mra. Carolyn Grimsley of Cres­ imemtor of ths Gammack family, fb-itigl.ii Aireroff Co. far arrive*) ('atberine, will show her 23 m nib Ij *i night fur ihe sixth tombing jle n t wouid not to cleared off the three accidents in a widely spaced cent City, wa* piivlng a school bu* 'O n e way bridge for some time. area. i,Id purebred Jersey cow, Irt* derby here. which turned into 27lh St. block­ I IF j r Ttuimas will show h ti lf> Williams looked for a ear going the No charges were placrd again*! ing Mrs. Strogncr's view. There Ihe Katfurd tun-il tqusiliun* artmonth old Jersey heifer. "Tam- flytng Douglas' A3D .Skywamor, other way. A Brevard driver Robert Woodham, Geneva, or Clif- were no injuries in the accident. United Fund volunleero have \Y. Peterson. Mr*. 0 . K. Goff, agrred to meet him this morning considered Mra Altort E Wild. 61 iwva ISIJr" _______ the Sunday punch" of ,omed in a concerted effort to re- Mr*. Jesse d r ie r , Mra, Vernon at 9:30 at the Titusville court Rose Way. passed away this morn \ 'mall delegation of i H rrs ,j,p \ 4Vy. .V. .. ,, , canvass .Seminole County in an Hardin. bouse snd caching# earl again. ing at her residence after a parent*, Ihe county, stfrirull’ir*l of Mr*. Melvin Dekle, Mra. Dyer t « 2 2 5 ”« ' ,,h'' H ‘ ' 'Edward - ' r ' II. . 'Heiner lo r a toa)>*be remainder lengthy Illness. agent and others are expect. manufacturer „*nemnt )c | MOOO ,ml half h Tally, Mrs. Marvin Bumgarner, Mrs. Wild rame lo Samonl from attend mitiii. chief designer fur Douglas rortl|1je(w| uplrlcd. Mr*. John Higgins, Mrs. Edward Washington N, J a year a c M>e _ _ AirirafI. iiml«r wbox-direction Ih. Heading Ihe group of volunteer* Wiltink, Mr*. Rxlph Dean, Mr*. was a member of Ihe Flrsl A3D Iwin Jet tomtor was dastgiied. „„ ))r, Willtam Hardin and Everett Terry, Mra. Hugh Dundist Church and recently lleinenrann Is ernlitH with Ihe Mri> !ttinnt,r. workers vxtll ran. Mrs. Hazel Tench, Mrs. Daph­ cleclcd national resident nf r Hit 3 3 plan* for the Navy’s newest all report lludr progress to them with ne CaneII, Mrs. Margaret Tucker, V U I M , W J U W b V IV NORTON. Va. (UPly - Mr* Some people threw rocki roeki at hrr I Ladles Auxiliary of the Vitrrans MONTGOMERY. AU f I'1*11 — wcattor fishier - intercrplor, Ihe in there days. Mrs. Jack Taylor, Sirs. Altort P, REGENSBURG. G e r m a n y EUa Epperson Williams, camped lie first t »n vole registrars who defied Hie Fill Sky ray. and Ihe midget AID three nights, but of World War One of Ihe U S A The present pledges and contzi- Fletcher (UPD—A German missionary hack In the yard of Ihe house from Mrs W'iM I* aurrhed b> i , r civil Rlghta Commission proto of Hkyhawk. a liny jet atlaek bonitor |,uiion(VuVenaV.iV'rto w tro 'a ^ n - 1 ' M n."w iltiam Stem per, Mrs. from 13 yrara in Tibet report* the which she was evicted, stayed slopped when she fired four pistol husband. Altort E. Wild. Sanford; alleged Negro vole discrtminalinn capable of delivering an atomic ,.jM „t lhc united Fund lo ..per L. Lyon. Mr*, to O. Hunter. 3 A. Mra. i h Alabama . t l v l s a tea * have k i n e resigned r w s l i i n f u l in I n avoid k l fliil L u i.li . . . . . . . . - _ . ___ * "abominable snowmen" of the warm loday with a col. 12 quills, shots In their direction Wednesday, one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Suthi in tomb. ate for only six month*. AbolishDarby, Mrs. Rounette 8ulplHimaliyai are really native priest* a coal stove, a .31 calibre Her brother, Herman Epperson of rrland, Sanford; two sons, Edward ‘ further Intimidation" by Hie fed Ti > Douglas di vignrr Is tosl tnent~af tto ai^ n ies"Is tiiVcoten- John living nude in the Icy wilderness nf revolver. 40 r a i n of Indian herb Denver, Colo., telegrammed and G. Wild. New York City. Alto rt rr.d agency, i( was revealed today*. 1Li own fur I.is/ I) .SkyrJiiltT attack ,s| un|cft gts«*v have individual no, Mrs. Fred Swankbouse, Mra, Gerald Myers, Mr*. Paul lUstey, nearly Inaccessible m o u n t a i n - medicine and the conviction ihe offered lo help, but she tersely W. Wild, Buffalo, N. Y.: her fa TheMacon County election of bomber, which lv prnminrnlly-useilcampaigns Tlie Uniled Fund Mrs. \V. D. Thornton, Mra. Jam** ranges. was in the right. wired back: "Everything well un ther. Capt. William Dicks. Mali- (trial* resigned Wednesday night. In many Navy vquadron* today sought In eliminate the necessity Hull, Mr*. W. A. Stanfield. The missionary, the Rev. Franz Mr*. Williams, stout 55, was drr control." fix. Nova Scotia ihrer sister*, j day toforr Ihe U. S. district anil na-, considered Ihe outstaml ,}f , 0nvtanl aoliritations Mra. Voile William*. Mr». EdKiehinger, reported h« had photo­ moved out along wilh her volumSeveral persona havr offered Mrs Helm Dicks Kaplan, Itr<-.v- (court here ordered registrar* of im: cl<->e support plane during "fhi* is a m ailer of rtvtc eon-;w*nl Pell, Mr*. T B.Klnard, g rap h e d on# of the priest*. The Inous possessions Monday. She Mr*. Williams free aecominods- lyn, N. Y.; Mis* Mary Jane Dicks, three counter* and Cireul Judge strike* against the Communists i n 1science" *aul Howard McNulty Mr* DanIlallinver' Mra John inni Inal ilia 's lit ee tarl liain fL .alo m \A * a a . M. I I f . , *_. , .. s ,* . . . . II .11 . .. an ' . ' J » * * ."*** _ . * sfielurr was published today In said the was carried out bodily. tlinn*, but she's turned tthem Boston, Mass , and Mr*. aMargaret George Wallace to appear lv., Dec. Its »Korea. fund raising chairman. "We arc 'rokoseh, Mrs. Roy I.amtortaoa, the official organ of the Roman Anyway, she went only 10 feet, down. The neat one story frame Drawn, Halifax; and one hroll'd with their voter registration rrcOther Douglas olficiil* here for trrnhiy disappointed in the re­ Mrs. J . to (lobby, Mr*. Honor Catholic episcopal* of Regensburg let the deputies spread her furni­ house was bought by hrr parents Bill Dicks, Sydney, Australia, ords, Ihe tombing derby am It. G. sponse so far, and Imp* that those Sloffer, Mr*. Jane Markham, which slid It waa Ihe first au­ ture and odds and mill over half In 1922, and she said she's sure Funeral service* will to held al E P. Livingston, chairman uf llyml, Gen. f. Raker, I’SAE who gave so Lttle will reeontkl- Mrs. William Broca, Mrs. Join thentic photograph of an "abom­ a block of yard, and sal down. she was cheated when It was I p. m. Saturday in Gramkuw j the Macon County board of rc ils-, (ReU, I '! Spencrr, to J. Dev cp tKCte rontnbuiiona and give inable snowman." She's still there, despite nightly sold to satisfy unpaid debts. No Funeral Home. The Rev. Thoma* trar». said hr and hf* eolwrt. Un il. A. Nichols. II. Bayer, L. E. agaln wilh the entire list of Sfen Mra. John Richard*, Mra. Jaha Father Elehlnger described the temperature* of 20 degrees or deed has been signed, the O'Steen of the First Methodist Grady Roger*, Inroming state rep- T< llxUon and II. H. Wilson. ties in mind." Halsbury, Mra. M. Lodge Jr.. Mr*. priest as a primitive human be­ less. Sightseer* don't fase tor. claimed. Douglas Aircraft will host more Church will officiate. Remains will reser.lateve. mailed their resignsCanvassing the Seminole ('our.ly E- Houqardcg, Mra. K. T. Hunt, ing living in the nude In the sub- The sheriff sab) to doesr't think Anyway, she hat the key. to sent to Queens, N*. Y. for ser lion* to Gov. James E. Folsom, than 400 Naval officers and their area this week arc: Mrs. Laura Mra, Maude Gillyinf, Mra. Adrian aero tamograturts. she's violating any law. The A deputy asked Mrs. William* vice* and Interment In Maple "We are no longer member* wives tonight al Ihe Mayfair Inn Fennell, Mrs. Ray Schuits, Mr*. Durand, Mra. N. J. Dogear, Mr*. "In a way which wa cannot ur.- home's new owner, Oscar Sturgill if be could hare the pistol, but I Grove Memorial Park. Queen* of Ihe hoard of registrars and from 6 to 9 p m Squadron par- Haqiuel Levy. Mr* James Rope, Harold IL Sundvad, Mra. AlfTOfl f^aratand, they are Immune from said he'* not aure whether she'* ah# laid no. She keeps It under The family requests that friends we have no rrrorda to produce . . lies for enlisted men anil their Miss IJnda M-Clcllan. Mr* A r MrClure, Mra. J. E. CoualttL *^be influences of nature and the actually on hto properly or an .the quilt* for avch people a* the <kmate lo Ihe Cancer Society in , and that's that," declared Liv­ families will alio to guests guest o f , ne* Cranston, Mr*. Eugenia Bran Mra. Helen DeWitt, Mrs. C dgJ If t e a u n W a." ba said. e r two off it. track thrower*. tlira of n a d i u flowexa. .inaton. Douglas on a squadron leveL Join. Mra. Jany Klnlaw, Maw. & Q a b o rn a i a i A E --------- Of Bombing Derby Everything Set For 'N a vy Day' Chamber DinnerHonors Derby Visitors Judge Gels Case On Georgia 'Mix' Trio From County t Enter Dairy Show Bridge Closed, Judge 'Trades' C ars Weather Aircraft Officials Visiting Sanford Mrs. Albert Wild Dies Af Residence Evicted, But Not Cold; Nude In Icy Wilds S S T She “ “ s Pistol, Quilts ■' Registrars Resign United Fund Sets All-Out Cam paign � 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, 1958 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, December 11, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 1958. 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>, December 11, 1958; <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/b83ab7de57b9e8ff5abc0b15e565df49.pdf d9c5ad422fd45999496e1379913ee3c0 PDF Text Text • * Maintenance Crews Get No Time For Coffee Now The glory that comet with to lie completely inspected, repair­ bombing derby awtrdt may go to ed, refueled and oxygen replenish­ the flight crews, hut the deep sat­ ed in >W minntri Karh man must isfaction of their success la in the he able to perform hi* particular hearts of the maintenance gang. Job in the least potnblc time. For a few hours the other day. Coordinator of VAI1-9 aircraft the mechanics and technician* of maintenance, Jimmy Downs, men­ VAII-U were rclased and enjoyed tioned Ihls during Ihe coffee ses­ coffee. If* up to Ihe l«mbardiert now. We hasp done all wt can un­ sion, "We arc using the same pro til they come bark from Ihe first redures we used when we were at flight," said First flats Aviation sea. Karh shop will have a crew Firecontrnl Technician (quite a standing by to check and repair the aircraft as they land. Another VAIMl LAUNCHES A.1D SKYWARRIOR will bo flying the huge '•nrricr jet. which title I. Dwight W. Mayo. stand by to inspect and help Mayo is a bombing system will FROM SUPER-CARRIER — The wiundrmi enrriea nuclear bomb*. trouble shooter who will l« a key when needed. I'll sujuTM'r and Is atatloned aboard the USS Franklin D. make sure they don't get in each Roosevelt prior to deployment. All squadrons (Official U. S. Navy Photo) figure during this week of the other's way," WIVES RRIEFED ON DERBY ACTIVI- to right, Mrs. G. S. Hatch Jr„ Mr*. R. A, sixth Itombing derby. Hit skill will Well, the first flight went out TIES — ImjKirtance of the HATWING One l>e used to analyse malfunctions in Merjfl, Mrs. J. R. O’Donnell, .Mrs. K. F. the complex bombing system of last night for long-range radar ntbinj: derby is explained to the VAH-7 Rowell, Mrs. N. S. Prudeti, Mrs. G. R. Con* tombing operations. They will the AJD Skywarrlor, flown by all ives w hose husbands will Ik? competing for launch again today at sundown. A carrier-based squadron will the Eastern U. S. The exercise squadrooi in Ihe competition. iwards this week. Ll(jtr) John Gerlnck. terman. Mrs. II. F. Lntig. Mr*. M. D. Me* There is no time now in Ihe main compete In the major and final will be completed with a celestial Chief Aviation Machl&lsl Male tenance department for coffee. All VAH-7 intelligence officer, is shown durinjr Pherson, Mr*. J. E. Valinski. eventa of the sixth bombing derby, navigation problem covering some Frank W. Stauss, line chief of their efforts are concentrated on a lecture about the “all hands” effort. Left (Official U. S. Navy Photo). VAH-'j told the men. "This It Just staged this week by Heavy Attack 000 miles. VAH-9't AJD Skywarriors, <onthe lull before the storm, boys. If Wing One. vinced that the "Owls" will be vieMatron (eleven will land aboard you think you've lieen busy W ore tortus in Ilie bombing derby. LAST SlIOWINH VAIMl. affectionately known aa Ihe derby, Just wslt 'til the planes the "Checkertail*", ia stationed a- 1 hr super carrier at sea followingstart rornlng back!” OPEN 12:15 board the I SS Franklin I). Moose- the navigation problem. The squ* This veleran of ft years in the GET MORE OUT OF valt. preparing to deploy to the dron has won Iwo o' *he last three' Navy knows what he It talking Leaves From Tree United Frrss International a part In a rash of home fires from Ruffalo, N. Y., to Duluth, bombing derbies, and hopes to Mediterranean In February. Kvrn LIFE GO OUT TO A MERIDEN, Conn —(UI’ll — A A diminishing snow storm to­ since the weekend which killed Minn. make it three out of four when about. When the planes return thief though they may be hundreds of who hrokc into » llrm here day swrpt out of the frigjd mid 10 persons, nlnr of them rhlldrrn. MOVIE. from Ihe long bombing derby Forecasters said the c o l d miles at sea, the squadron's A3D the winners are announced Friday flights, they may have to l>c used only look some leases off a tree. lands Into Ihe Hast already stag. in Michigan, Minnesota and North weather will push Into Texas toafternoon at ihe Sanford Naval Air Skywarriors have permlruon to again In the next launch A turn­ Thr leases were nncdolhr bill* Erred by record 'snows in upstair Carolina. day and spread to part* nf the participate in the Airmanship Com­ Station. around time of one hour I* not un which had been attached to the New York. The storm hit Pittsburgh, P* , Gulf states and Ihe Ohio Valley. petition on Friday, and simulated common. Only perfect coordina­ tree in honor of the firm * open­ It sucked suh-icro cold behind during the evening rush hour Mon­ Occasional rain was expectrdg bomb drops on major ciliei Thurs­ tion make* it possible for a plane ing up for business. It from Montana lo the Great day night, dumping four inches along the northern Pacific Coast day. Lakes. Readings plunged lo 10 of snow on the city and delaying with rain or anow inland in Wash­ ThU ia the first time in homliin^ Mow rrrn early Tuesday al Chi­ home bound motoriil* as much as ington, Idaho and Oregon and derby history that a squadron ha* cago'* O'Hare International Air­ Iwo hour*. Pennsylvania stale northern Nevada and Utah. l>ern permitted to enter from a --------police reported roads, Including port. ship. The remainder of the men A doirn huge snow plows work the Pennsylvania Turnpike, snow In VAIMl will participate prior nl through Ihe night to dig covered and dangerous throughout Professor Cites DWIGHT, Ill-rtJ P I) - The to reporting aboard the Koovuvrlt. Oswego, N. Y.t on the eastern Ihe western part of the state Dwight Klementsry School has Iwo The major event on Thursday In­ shore of l.ake Ontario, from a where accumulations reached up to Rural Church Lag cludes a series of simulated homh sets of identical twin* on its fac­ MADISON. Wls. - f U P li - A record (tve-fool snowfall Monday, 17 inches. drops scored by a radar homh ulty. A two-inch snowfall in the New University nf Wisconsin rural so­ Drift* up to 70 feet paralysed the scoring system, rovering cities In Josephine and Catherine t\leg­ city, prompting Mayor Vincent York metropolitan area during ciologist doubta that eouniryg man IkiUi teach sixth-grade classCoriall to declare an emergency. the night snarled traffic in mid- churches have wept pace with the ct. They live together, dress alike Mail and milk delivcrlct, cut Manhattan and raused numerous changing world. and belong to the same profeiBurglars Report off hy the lowering snows, were minor traffic acrldral*. Prof. A. F. Wiledci said church •lonal and social organliatlons. literature and programs must be M ng resinned at Oswego. How­ Ships Flee lee both graduated from Illinois Non-Paying Guests They STARTS TOMORROW ever. schools and Industrie* In Heavy snows elsewhere in New • • good as other modem teaching Slate Norrrri University and earn­ YONKERS. N. Y. -OHM) the city of 3.000 were scheduled York buried Hoonvllle under U materials to fill Ihe needs of ihe flurgtars broke Inin the Angus ed matters' degrees from the Uni­ inches, Pulaski 21, Rome 21 and present generation. to remain closed a second day. versity of Illinois. Steak House hem and took 11,100 Ti>:n and Tim Hall are the other Weathermen warned more snow Utica II. “ In the past, country ehurchea in cash aa well as a tin hot eon About 30 ships were Jammed and country sehooli hare grown flurries were expected along the talning SUM in lOU'a from the Dwight faculty twins. Dut they raslern ami southern shores nf ihe on Ihe SI. Lawrence Seaway at side by side.” he said. "Most don't dress alike and they do not restaurant's customers. Great Lakes and in New Kngland Ihe lachlnc Canal soulh of Mont­ schools are changing lo meet tolive together. Tom is marries! amt Apparently appalled at Ihe Weather Kills Nine real trying lo clear the locks be­ day'a need* but I question « h e - f thought of anyone gelling away hat three children. Tim Is a bache­ At least nine weather fatalities fore they arc froren In for the ther churches have kept pare." lor. without paying for his meals, wire hlamcd on the storm, which w In I e r. Another ship went Witeden said th„t because of The brother* were graduated Ihe burglars telephoned the rrslau the "suburban area trend" and began during the weekend and aground near Matsrna, N. Y. rant’s assistant manager to advise from low* Wesleyan hut then each spread heavy snow across the At Houghton, Mich., the Coast ila many social need*, ehurchea him where the hoi — and Ihe went hii own way. Tom did his graduate work at lll'nois Normal; northern states to Ihe Hast Coast. Guard cutter Woodruah freed It­ have an opportunity for adult lOU'a—could tie found There were five auto deaths on self from Ire Monday and sought education, improvement of physi­ Tim was awarded his inaitrr'a MAINTENANCE GANG RELAXES - Loiijt h o u rs of snow licked roads in Illinois and to break a path to a freighter cal and mental health and citi­ degree from Southern Illinois Uni work on Heavy Attack Stjundron Nine’s A3P Skywarriors Warning To DrunkH vertlly. one each in Indiana and Now icebound In the Keweenaw Water­ zenship training. ,K aivJ uuoo-(X»«I DKPEW, N. Y. —fU Pli—Police Tim It a rnarh, physical educa­ leaves little lime for coffee breaks. Now the crews feel York In addition, twn transients way. The Drown Steamship Co. Feature: 1:14 - 3:42 Bug and insect extermination here have pul up lids warning: tion instructor and eighth grade they have done their job — lent|Minirily. Left to right, were found dead In Chicago’* cold freighter James McAtphlne has been locked by ice since last Is a 1W million dollar-a-year busi­ 5:40 • 7:3ft • 9:30 "In Drpew, Drunken Driver* Met social studies tearhc- at Dwight .Solomon, AQ1, Kill*, AQL Mayo, D. W. Al)l Perrin A. C.. and snow. Tam it principal nf the school. COPS for Chaters." AQ2. (Official U. 8. Navy I’hoio) a The extreme cold also played Thursday. The ship was en route ness in the U. S. Carrier-Based Squadron To Compete For Bomb Derby Tide Snow Storm Buries Frigid Midlands Two Sets Of Twins On School Faculty Cunt nm -hulll C atilneta C ity Sew er* P av ed S l r u H T rrru z rn Kloora G-H S to v e Sidcw nlka G-K R e frig e ra to r S tre e t Light* fJ-K H ot W a te r H ea le r lle e re n tlo n Arena Tile H ath T en n la C ourt V enetian Blind* Wall Furnace B ask e tb a ll C oart D edicated P a rlu r YOUR HOME TODAY AND CHOOSE YOUR OWN PAINT COLORS AND HATH TILE PERSONAL SA TISFA CTIO N GUARANTEED UK YOUR MOSSY BBTu An KU S u n la m f On Highway 17-92 — 2 Miles South of Sanford droom, I & 2 Bath Homes - - Priced From $12,500 To $15,000 • FHA - IN - SERVICE • FHA We Can Qualify You For One Of These Flans In Thirty Minutes! DOWN PAYMENTS MONTHLY PAYMENTS including taxes & Insurance SALKS REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES AT ALL TIMES HOURS: K:00 A. M. TIL 0:00 P. M. WEEKDAYS; 9:00 A. M. TIL HARK SUNDAYS Q d k a m & Ju d o A §nc. Sales Office Corner 27th St. A Highway 17-92 Phone FA 2-1501 �t — ,— —— — -1— —— r* -i------- •wrV '* • ' • * - H h t ™ VOL. XL1X # a n f n r i n **f §» ■| >I ' r i [ ' i • | i *-x » *•*> | . i f f «• % r a O t V * L' U 'C n i f * I* n AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER United Preen Leaned Wire KatablUhed 1008 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1958 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 323 Church Bomb Is Fatal To Nine PERFECT PUTT — Jay Herbert. Mayfair ^ Inn’* tourlnjr pro, mldrcnnen hla ball just be" fore he sank a short putt in a practice round yesterday. Right is John Itanium. Hebert's partner. At left is Walter Burkemo. last year’s Mayfair winner, who tenmed with Arnold Palmer in the match. I Herald Staff Photo* Around The Golf Course Around the Mayfair Inn loun try d u b and golf course. more than 100 of the nation'* outstanding pro* are warming up for the SO.* 000 tournamrnt. which start* to­ morrow. What are thr*e rrlebrtlir* like? What do they talk about, bow do they act? Mo»t arc ju»t plain [tropic who love to play golf. They alio ' talk shop" a great deal. On occasions, some look like weekend ’ duffer*". A lour around the cluh yratrrday produced a few interesting nolca Such as; TV'* Maverick la much taster on the draw* than hi* hro- •No Immediate Aid For Rights Probe to m to w MONTGOMERY. Ala. (U l'll The Civil Right* Commltiion apparentljr will have to set a new hearing date before receiving the help of a federal court in ita al­ tempta to gather evidence on voter regUtratlon in Alabama. Tha commlaiion broke off Ha hearing* for an Indefinite period here Tueaday after two day* of abortive effort* to get information from recalcitrant itate official*. Chairman John A. Hannah halt­ ed the proceeding* ahmptly and announced he would ask the De­ partment of Juaticc to take action In federal court againat Mate offteiila who have impounded the voter regiatratlon record* in aix eourtie*. Headed for Court The Juaticc Department aaid In Waahington it would comply with the request, but could not ilo *o until the commlaaion had act a dale for renewal of the hearing*. Atty. Hen. William P. Unger* aaid a U. S. attorney In Monlgomcry would take the matter to the diatrict court at the proper time. Coder the ia$7 act that created Die Civil Right* Commlaaion, the attorney general la empowered io seek court order* when necessary to compel wltneaaea lo teallfy or to have record* brought before the fact finding body. Refusal to comply Would conatitule contempt of court. • to 0 Housewives Saved $2 Million—Odham TALLAHASSEE (UPD - Flor­ ida housewives *avrd more than two million dollar* Ihia year through abolishment of retail price control*. Ihe Mitv Commission aaid today. Administrator Howard Walton tail during the year thrre v ia a total saving* of $2.2(1.885. or about eight cent* per unit on milk houchi In »u|M-rmarkel* in half gallon container*. WMion aaid apparently there had been no cut price* on quart container*, and that all (hr com­ petition I* wtlh the half gallon lire The commission aim icported another StVJ.ooo was saved pro­ ducer* since the first of July hy transferrins milk (mm area* of surplus to area* of nerd, thus making .( possible for Ihe milk lo bring a higher price. Chairman J . Drailcy Odham emplumed Ihe saving was not lo the drirlmcnt of the producers. He uld it apparenlty came from some seven to II million dollar* In re­ bate* which were being paid year­ ly hy the market*. thrr. Jack Bumgarner ot laws burg. Bumgamer. a brother of Jim of •‘Maverick" fame, lost a chance to qualify for an alternate position in the tournament yester­ day brrausr he didn’t report to Ihe tec fail enough. Unemployment Rises Where was Bumgarner? Watch LONDON (t'PD — The number ing aomc of the world * best golf­ of unemployed in Britain rose to er* on the loth tee. of course. A 536 000 In November, highest total friend finally located him, inform- in II years. rd him that he'd missed his "last call" from the public address system. lie played anyway, at Fine Harvest, Maybe The though told he could finish no WASHINGTON llT I ) higher than fourth—in a four- American Automobile Association predicts that Florida will have a aomc. Bumgarner is president of the record • breaking winter tourilt Florida -Georgia Turf Association. season—if the weatherman coop­ He ia the grcrnskccpcr at Lees* erate*. hurg Matt with the most sympathetic One-Point Landing: audience: gollcr who stepped up, FORT l-AUDERDALE, Fla. aimed at the first green and trick­ (L T D - Civilian pilot David Elli led one down Ihe fairway. The guy ott made a one point landing—on just ahead had boomed one long one whrel—Tuesday alter circling and long. Many, many people were an airfield for nearly two hour* watching because it was a play­ with a loose landing gear. off. Henry William* Jr.. Fleetwood. T*a.. who scl a new course record Or .Just Plain Vodka LONDON (LTD - The Comwith < « in the qualifying round: "I Juat play on the winter cir­ munial Daily Worker today gave cuit," Hi* major claim to fame ' ita rraders some drink recipe* came in winning the 1952 Tucson •for the Christmas holidays. The t>P«-n. He was a finalist in the j choices; Vodka with vermouth, vodka and cointreau, vodka and 1930 PGA championship. Last year. William* was struck aprlcol brandy, vodka and l-eer, In the head here by a hall driven vodka ami dulwnnet. and Juat by Bob Crowe, w-ho drove the plain vodka. green on which William* was put ling. He madr a few repairs and No More Escaping continued to play, hut failed to BERLIN (l.T’1)—An Fast Ger­ man Communist newspaper said qualify. Ilurton (Paddy) LuClair Jr.. Iltr tod*) Fast Germany would seal mingham, Ala . uho fired a <9 off rscape routes to Ihe West for second low "I d like to have four refugee* one* West Berlin l-eof (hose iRls) hacktohack. I cornea a "free city." went home for two weeks tiecause my [lulling amt thipping was so Florida Gets Dodd had. They treated me right toGAINESVILLE (U l’l )—Bobby d a y " __________________ Dodd Jr., son of the Georgia Tr.-h football roach, ha* signed ■ gi.ai.lln .id sclauDrsItlp with the University nf Florida, Coach Bob Woodruff antt'iumrd tt« lay. Taiher Takes Life After Slaying Two City Judge Rules Navy Man Guilty A ^ * # LONDON llT I) -Soviet scien­ tists say a camera aboard a So­ viet meteorological rocket ha* tak­ en the first genuine photograph of the globe. Radio Moscow said the photograph wa* reproduced In the new- Soviet film, ’'extraordinary travels." minuter ami an attorney (or the At the clow- ol the second day facilities. Malfunction* were intro State .Board . .of Regent* , , were . ruled , °f 'he Sixth Bombing Derby, dured in the equipment during the [ CUAT8WORTH, C a l i f . (UPI) out of order hy a federal judge Squadron Nine of the CSS Sara . jmu|, ted mUiion and crew, were ;'n (h,rt m. h,. today in a sharp exchange during toga increased it* lead lo d points . through the fountain of the world Ihe trial of a suit hy three Ne­ oxer the nearest competitor graded on trie manner m which rej|gfoua colony today, • killing groes seeking admission to a Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven of 'he discrepancies were corrected, barefoot "metalah" K r i s h n a while col lege A Squadron One crew front the Vent a and destroying the main the CSS F I) Roosevelt, Thr Rev. Samuel Vk William*, Tuesday s Derby event consist ESS Independence ron>lsting of monastery building professor ot philosophy at Moore rd o( a special weapons operation Ledr Dirk Da* tv itrcralt eo.it |(a lt p| Khl 0(hrr p0r,„ n»_ Inliouse College, a Negro institution tn.vndcr. Ensign Bill 111.*' r more. r |udini; an 11-month • old boy— al mission for each competing in Atlanta, was on the witne** crew Thr mission wa* carried out l-ambatxlier-navlgator and Ed wrrp k i l l e d or m I a a In g stand when attorney B D (Buck) Svkrs. aviation machlni*! mate lffo n ||ng m sheriff's Capt. Howon the ground in special training Murphy a*ked him third class made a prrfrrt .core ar<) Bnwman. At least three oth­ "Are you a member ol the in the event, a* did aircraft rom- er* were injured, one—a 9 yearCommunist Parly?" mandrr Ledr. Ralph Mattus, bom­ eld girl—critically. Williams at first said simply bardier navigator U. (jgl Abe charred body was found that he was not. I'pon reflection, Fennell, and radar gunner Gordon InA'rnta’a Ihe smouldering wreckage. It however, he added that he con Mitchell, aviation structural mech­ was Identified hy denial work. siderrd the question an insult and anic first rlass. all of Heavy At­ The blast caved In one wall of shot a question at Murphy. tack Squadron Nine. "Are you a member ot Ihe In Event III. Nine scored a near the huil.hng. and spread debrla Visiting Navy admiral* and air perfect 98 points, followrd closely several hundred feel In Box Can­ Klan? ' he asked At that pom! Federal Judge craft executives will ride in new [,y One with !»3 pulm*. Squadron yon, some 30 mile* northwest of Boyd Sloan ruled Ixilh out of order cars from Sanfonl automobile Seven, representing Ihe ESS Kn ims Angeles in the Santa Susana and the rase got bark to fund* dealer* showroom*. The ear* were terprtse, scored 90 [mint* and Lie Mountain* Debris Start* Fire made available today bv Wtllls- ven of Ihe CSS F. I). Roosevelt mentals The flaming wreckage touched Mr* Marion .Moore, now of PonUar and Buifk, Strickland was fourth with [minis. Springfield, Ohio, and formerly *e- Morrison Font, Holler Motor Sal­ With scores adjusted hy arbitra­ off a brush fire that roared outcretary in the Atlanta NAAlT of- es (Chevrolet atxl Oldamoblle) tion umpire*, the Derby standings of control through the tinder dry watershed. Some 250 men war* lice, testilied that she applied lor a ml Hunt Mercury. through Event III are: Nine (10 admission to Georgia Stair Col­ Dignitaries started arriving yes- poinls; Eleven, 3H points: One, out on Ihe fire line*. A roll member, Brother Martin, lege in Atlanta with four other terday for Ihe highly puhlirired 309 |K>inl*. and Seven. IM |x>ints Negroes bonti'ing derby. Ibey- will t>e honTlirre additional high • score mid deputies that shortly before She **td she typed a number nrrd tomorrow night v*ith a stag event* remain in the Derby, all the explosion he overheanl "Mas­ of letter* and did some mailing dinner at the Mayfair Country1consisting of mock rumbal mu ter" Vent* and another hrotbar in a con venation with a stranger in an rffort to have the appltra - ('lull. ■ion* and rillier actual prartlre Karlyte lloutholder, Sanfo* J Ismib drops or liad.tr Bomb Site in Ihe office of Ihe main monaalions processed according to regu attorney, will welcome Ihe visiloti suiied drops, t'oiupclition still ran trry building. lation* of ihe university system Tlie regulation ihal Irtpped up during the harliequo wlilch starts Ik- won hy any nf ihe competing The man was wearing shoes ami was not a member of the Negroes who brought the suit at 6;3u. Heading thr list nf digni­ squadrons. Ihe sect became none of then was one requiring signature* of taries expected are Vice Admiral Event IV began today al 7:30 a. three alumni on all applications W A'. Davis, Depuly Commander* m. when a twin Jet Sky warrior wear shoes, Martin aaid. T h a stranger was in hla early 20a, ami A'ice Another witness. Rosalind Me in Elilef, Allantle Fieri, ,, „ ruaml Into the air carrying a prac- were khaki clothe* and carried a Admiral ft L. Rees Commansl.r , lM , ml) ^ ^ , Gee William*, testified Ihal she small canvas zipper hag about II ......aJ target ____________ .. picked up her application blank Naval Air lorce. U. S. Atlantk- on ship grounded at Cape inches lung. at Ihe Atlanta Life Insurance Co., Fleet. Hatter**, off the roast of North "I heard Ihe mailer say, ’What More than 100 xisitors, l<x-al Carolina. a Negro • operated firm loealed do you think I am. a hypocrite?' half a block from the.NAACP of Naval officer* and Imaineasmen A bomber stream uf Allis fol Just before I left the building and will attend Ihe slag dinner. flee. lowed at 10 minute intervals aa in a moment lha whole thing « • each crew prepared lo bettrr its plndesl." Marlin said. squadron's position in Ihe stand­ Fire officials said there waa ings. Final scores for this event "no doubt the explosion wag also will contain thr score the caused by a bomb." bomber* make on a Radar Bomb Nile run at Jacksonville, Fla. A Iota! of (50 points are al slake. Local Car Dealers To Supply Vehicles Mistrial Declared In Bomber's Case Ike ‘Deplores* Acts ATLANTA tU I’l l — A mistrial WASHINGTON (LTD — l*re»i was declared today In ihe rase NEW PORT RICHEY. Ha. Bright, accused p* m**' tl I’ll— A lather shot and killed dent Elsenhower today branded as ter George mind Ing the bombing of the hi* two teen aged stepdaughter*, reprehensible Ihe defiance of Ihe critically wounded hi* wife and Civil Rights Commission hy Ala­ Atlanta Jewish Temple. Judge Durwood T. IV pro then took his own life in Iheir bama authorities. nounced the case a mistrial alter trailer home late Tuesday night Ihe J u r o r * reported they could Sheriffs Deputy Basil Gaines, Love Thy Neighbor "never reach a verdict." the first officer on Ihe scene, said WEST COVINA. Calif. tl l’D William Cooper, about 05. fired Mrs. Naomi Walsh, convicted of The 12 man jury, which includ­ three pistol shot* into In* step striking a neighbor with a hose ed a former Ku Klux Klan mem­ daughters, Dorothy Allen, U. and norile, was sentenced Monday to ber. reported It had reached no New life wa* put into the UvieKatherine, tt, a* they walked ' read Ihe hook "How lo Win vrntirt In 22 hour* and 30 minute* do Chamber of Commerce during of debate, the longest such delibe­ down the narrow hallway of their Friend* and Influence People ' a reorganization meeting lait ration in an Atlanta crlmlnsl case trailer about to mile* north of night. An entimiiastic group at­ in 3) year*. here. Drinks ‘Evidence’ tended despite conflicting engage­ Jury Foreman Ralph Castle­ Paoprr'a critically wounded wife, DES MOINES. Iowa (UPD - berry loW the court, *1 hriieve ment*. Dorothy, 35, wa* found In her bed Juror Rtrhard S. Carter was eaHouar* will be numherrd by a Cooper, an eleetriclan and han­ cused from duty Alonday after he this jury will never rrarii * ver­ com miller under the direction »( dyman. wa* slumped nearby, a admitted he drank a can of lncr dict. Mayor te e Cary. Ben Jonea and Judge Eye gave the stair until .32 caliber pistol near Ins body. submitted In evldenee in a bur­ Y. L. Lingo. The tnn wilt report Marrh I lo bring Bright lo Dial Gaines said he rould determine on ihe project’* progress at a glary' trial. again. Hr waa the lint of live no motive for Ihe shootings. There meeting, Jan. It. Election of offi­ men Indicted lo go on trial for thr was no suicide note cer* alao will be held at Ihia lime. Appliance Sales His Appointed Round Oct 12 bombing The deputy said, however. Ihal Chriatmaa light* will he pt up NETLEY. England (L T D - Net Tbr defense wa* blocked in It* Cooper and hi* wife were known m the dow-nlown lection nett Statement Wrong (her rain, or sleet, nor age stays altrmpt to free Bright. Defense to have had violent quarrel* re­ Thuraday night. Member* of the postman Fred lime Irom complet­ lawyer* c h a r g e d he would he Chamber are asked help in their A Herald Mory yntrrday said cently. ing liix appointed rounds Mine plac-rd in double jeopardy by be­ Ihal Sanford (,'as C o, which *» installation. The lighti will lw purcovered hi* usual right-mile route ing rr Died, but Judgr rye said rhaicd by volunteer*. I’ M. icekirtg a franchise for distribu­ Appliance Dealers Monday on hi* Mth birthday the Grorgt* Constitution allowrd Smllbaoe. Harold Lyle -’/ 1 Ben tion of natural gas here, would Ik* a second trial when a mistrial la unaMe lo *el| appliance* Jones, Mayor Clary it in charge Expect Good Year deflated. Millionaire Demoted This statement wa* untrur. Ac-, of decorating a Chriitma* irre CHICAGO -(U P D — Significant KARACHI, Pakistan (UPD - 1 on the ground* of the Firal Hap. lording to the proposed ordinance • ale* inrreasca in 1939 for major llajt Moos*, a millionaire, to>tay granting Ihe franchise, the City | (lit Church. Appreciation Day The Oviedo Chamiier will sell of Sanford agrees not to sell ap- appliances have been predicted hj- was suddenly only a half-million­ a leading sales executive. pllrflcej oe -ir-c le in any way aire Custom* officials dlaeo.ered Chriatmaa trot-. to he|H benefit Forecasting a five In eight per hidden gold and currency worth Recreation Listed Ihe Chamber'* work. Boawald Nne- with the gas company during the Recreational activities for all gel ia in charge of purchasing Ihe 25 year* that Ihe franchise would cent rise in the coming year. John more than a million rupees at his F. McDaniel. Hotpolnt Company'* plush home, lie vtaa fined the r i a sc* will tie part of Navy Aft reIw in effect. Ireea ami superviiiog th-v tale per ruuivalent of a general sales manager, said "the Following the first 2ft year-, half-million r jJ|,[on n,j- Saturday at Fori 'lei Ben Ward Jr. c inducted ihe the city rould, if it *o desired. pur­ sale* gain will he all acrota the dollars Ion I’ark mrriime. chase the system, nm it and sell board; no one product will stand Ender the direction of thr San­ out." appliances. Frosty Double Ibp ford Recreation Department, re CHICAGO (L T D '— The Inter lay*, volley hall, horse shoe*. Unusual Tattoo, national Association of Ice Cream dodge ball and basketball will keep Manufacturers convened its :.lth athletic guest* busy. Also planned But He Refutes It annual meeting loday as thr mrr* I* a lather and son softball game. eijr> dipped In Id degrees below The Jaycee sponsored luncheon TAIPEI —(LTD — The crew zero. atoard the U. S. Navy Dealroyer will feature a free chicken dinner McPermut on palrol in the Forfor all Navy personnel and their n w a Strait* haa the uaual roller Peso Value Dropped famillet Civillana may purchase lion of tattoo* of motto*, women. SANTIAGO, Chile (UFD Old­ tickets at the park, or get them anchor*, etc., but Seaman D. R. Joseph Renkuwir, 20-year-old prodciog arm of the city govern­ ie devalued its |>e*o by 6 2 per (rom bonnes* houses announced in McCullough of Birmingham. Ala., Navy man. was found guilty of ment. This (the flnej serve* lo rent Tuesday night in an effort in yesterday'* Herald, larceny ami opposing a police of­ bear out my i-oint. The $50 penal­ attract foreign investments and la tattooed with a difference. Added tu the list are Goodyear On hla ihoulder McCullough ficer early today by municipal ly la tangible evidence of my increase tia exports. v-niee Store*. Marcrl Faille Sign woara the word*, "Thll aailor Judge Ambrose OllUf. RenVowir thoughts that defendants who de­ 1 c* t 1 avi 1 L’u Western Auto Associate Store, ahould go to Heaven. He *prnt was fmed |3 o and co»l* or 30 fend themselves vigorously are ‘t . S c h o o l s C l o s e d Itoumillat and Anderson. Rn Jay's penalized." days in jail for the first offense, hla hitch In hell." McCullough NEW YORK (Ul’l) - lour Hill Implement Co., N’ehl Bolllirtg and $150 and costs or 13 days fur Frederick protested tbc fine apparently docin’t mean It. He since one of the charge* bearing luorp school* were closed Tuesday,Go and Gentral Florida Foods reenltalrd recently for all year*. Ihe second. by Fire Commissioner Edward F. Another th arg e of drunk and a f.V> bond was dismissed disorderly way dismissed by Die City attorney AV. C Hutchison Cavanagh Jr. becauie of fire hatFirm To Complete eourl. Ler.kowic waa arrested Nov. Jr. told reporters this morning ardt. Children Unhurt 8 by police officer Herman Har­ that tin bond i* set by the police Paving Of Streets riett. chief and ia merely an appearance Chaplin Suit .Set In Bus Accident 1.08 ANGELES (UI'D - ', Bond waa plaied by the thief bond. Hutchison aaid, "The iity -vanfonl City Manager AV. K. _________ __ LAWNDALE, N. C. (U I'D — of police at 85U for ihe charge* judge rarely has jurisdiction over *1,242,332 anil (or federal income , fete) Know lea reported Ihia — 1'- *'-• *— pavin* that **-the street More than (0 children crowded of petty larceny and drunk atsd setting the bonds. This Is a rather taxes against romedian Charles morning into a school bus escaped serious disorderly, and IIOJ for opposing common experience In court, mhrn Chaplin 1* slated for trial in E. H. program, lontracted by the Drlandi Raving Co., will he rumpleinjury Tueaday when the bus hit a police officer. the judge ha* beard all the testi­ Tax Court Jan. 5. a ditch, plunged down a 12 foot Gordon Frederick, Krnkowic's mony. lie is not bound by the a- I a • ,1 ri* 01 1 1 led within the noxt two days. embankment and landed on its attorney, protested the fine, lie mount set by the police thief." M is S llC T r y o l a t t 'd Seventh St. ronstrurtlon, heroof. Tho Cite of Sanford haa receiv­ FOIST ML'GU, Calif. (UFD —• tween Mellonvilte and Sanford (old The Sanford Herald this Tha State Highway I'atrol u ld morning, "The floe of $50 more ed b notice from Frederick of The Navy today will make an- Aver, should be flntahed by the 10 of tho children were treated than the bond ia extremely unus­ ItenkbWie'a Intention to sue, claim­ other attempt to fire it* Regulua first week tn January, Knowles hr local physicians for minor cut* ual. I have remarked often that ing that Harriett struck him with­ II guid'd mil*ile from the t.ST said The Seventh St. ronitrurtion aid bruise* and wore released. the municipal court ta a rereoue- - out provocation during the arrest. Jung County off tha Fa aim Coast, job u being done by city crews. t New Life Instilled In Oviedo Chamber 0 JACK BUMGARNER 'Barefoot 'Messiah' News Briefs tempers Gel Short Squadron Nine Increases Among Dead; 3 Rods ‘First’ Agrain Lead In Bombing Derby Seriously Injured J AAhcti the Jury entered Hie court­ room today member* were [willed 5,000 Hot Dogs individually hy Ihe Judge to Bud out if any Jurur Mirvctl a verdict To Be Prepared rould be rear licit Each member said he considered agreement im­ By Four Women possible. Five thousand hot dogs will ba The fortmau. who said Monday rooked Friday by four officer'* that the Jury was "hopelessly wives from Ihe IDtWing (Inc dead locked," told the court that "w e're s t i l l deadlockesl hope­ The hiitdiig* ami soft drinks will lessly," be served to guesls at Ihr public open home during the sixth bombBall Is Scheduled ing derby. Topped willi chef* hal*. Mr*. John Miller, Mrs Donald Runyon, Christmas Night Tito eleventh annual Interfrater- Mrs. Carl Hnhhtzrl ami Mrs. nil>- Hall will he hrid Christmas Ralph Chandler will cfll-late at night at the Mayfair Inn from 9 the stand* when hungry apeetatori crowd the Naval Air Station. p j u . In 1 a. 111 The Interfralernily Hall Is al­ The dogs, turns and relishes have ways a highlight of th r Sanfonl all iwen donated for the open house hy AA'ade'a Supermarket. Christinas season Tony I’ere* anil hi* orehslr* will Bill Wade also has arranged for play for danrlng in the ballroom, free cold drinks from Ihe CocoAll member* of national, college Cota Bottling Co. and ias<-ial fraternities and aororGov. Iwltoy Collina ia cspecie*I iliei are invited lo attend. tu head this list nf dlvtinguiihed Membership due* in Ihe Semin­ visitors Friday, final day nf the ole County Interfralernily Aaao- derby. riatinn may be paid I>ee. IB-Dl at Ihe Chamber of ( onimeree from •J to 5 p. m Invitations ami guest tods tu the hall may lx* picked up Pretty Weather at that lime. Final arrangement* will be an Is Forecast Here Excellent weather is ahead for noun»ed at * later date. Sanford and Seminole County. In a rrport tn ihe Chamber of Gas Tax Increased Commerre Hi I* morn In;. Ihe wra Iher bureau at the Sanford Naval In Past 3 Years Air Station aaid that only a few CHICAGO —(E l'll —Fourteen showers tomorrow morning might »t*te* have raised I axe* on gaso­ mar the remaining days of this line nr diesel oil In the past three busy week, which include* thr year*, according In a survey hy Mayfair Golf open, the HatWing the Federation of Tax Administra­ One bombing derby and Navy Ap­ tors. preciation Day. The increase* bnnslrd the aver­ age state tax on a gallon nf gaso­ line tn 5 91 rents The average had hern 578 Twenty states tax gasoline six cent* a gallon. 10 sla'r* im|>o*r a .even cent lax. and 10 lax each gallon five cents. Fly-Over Planned For Public Friday The air dritionilratlun Friday at Ihe Hanford Naval Air Station will include a fly-over by Ihe largest formation nf A3D Sky-warrior* ever assembled. The aircraft of HatWing Onrf thru will dcmonsDate carrier landing procedures in judged competition during the final exerclia of thr sixth bombing derby. Timing will lie nf prime consid­ eration, just as it is during operalions from Ihr flight deck of cn aircraft carrier. The pilots will land the jet bmr.l-rff at (9 second interval*. The .Skywarrior la tha largest earner aircraft In th« world. The air show Friday ia not In­ tended to t* a display of trtek Hying, which is never used In oprrationa. Proper carrier proced­ ures and timing will be emphaaiiest. The airmanship competition wilt climax an mitre week of bombing derby rv rails. Tho San/nrd Naval Air Station will !>e open to the public from II a. m. until 4:JfJ p. m. Highlight «f the Open House will l«* the airmanship demonstra­ tion. Weather Partly rlomly with seallcrrd shussrrs lo d .j, tonight md Thnraday. Temperatures about same. High today *5 to 80, low tnalahl 35 lo 12. North to north- raxt wind* ID la IS mile* per hour today, becoming east to northeast Innlcht. Market Humming, Additions Started The Ruby Found In W«mmIh Market Sanfonl Stale Fannera sold fruit and produce WAUKEGAN, III — (UFD I’cter Fouloua, Lake Coun’y depu­ valued at 81(5,078.75 during Ihr ly sheriff, slopped Ills automobile month of November, officials -aid on a lonely road, northwest of today. mi ■ here to check a lire, heard a u> baby Sale* during the past month ininto a nearby "woodi eluded 30 varieties of produce amt « r . walked and found a nrwbnm baby K|r| freR. a l°'»l °f n<-IM package*. wrapped in a cloth. Attendant* at 1 Leo , , ftutnrr, manager of the ,hr f c lp lu j where he looh tier market, .aid "we are anticipating o id the Child wa. about two hours • rteoiEbrcaklng year. CllmaHe renditions cooperating, the market la expecting to do a $5 million business in this fiscal year, Following: Orders llutner added. NEW HAVEN. Conn. —( UPD— The market'* fruit house now 1* Folice reported that a thief who running at rapacity, putting out swiped a phonograph alao took oranges, grapefruit and tanger­ several records. Including "Snatch ine*. Twenty of the 2] tUila at the and Grab It" and "Take Me With market now are occupied, two You." pmipecU hare entered MgoUa- liana to the unfilled stalts. Itutner aaid a new heating *yftrin is Iveing installed In Unit One and eooslrxirtion is under way eo a new*, modern restaurant which will accommodate 72 patron*. Flana are nearing completion for an up-to-date "red ltner truck servire station, which will be •»peralrd around the clock. Two new firms doing bariMaa at the market are American hadure Exchange, Inc., and Vkm m t Rag Co. llutner said whan present plan are completed, Including the lta&scaping along French Are., tha Sanford Stott Farmer*' Market will be the •'•how place a t the South." re far t i market* a n roocerned. �—JL. fa r* 2—Wed.. Dec. 10. 195S Maybe people in Seminole Counly wonder whet the Jayeeei do with thel' «p»re lime. During this week of coif loom* menu, bombln; deride*. and Christmas shor.ping, they already have managed to stage a Christmai parade, surprise the rom mu* nlly with Navy Appreciation Day Plane Hits Homes, Six Persons Dead THE "TIGERS” TAKE TO THE AIR—Select crews from VAH-1 Jacksonville baited Heavy Attack aiimdroit, nrc flying in the sixth buntbinj; rlcrhy thir. vvrclc. The veteran squadron will move to the Sanford Navnl Air Station in - February'. Helmets worn by VAH-I crews nrc painted with ‘tiger stripes. Left to rijrht, Ens. Ilarvcy K Fisher, bom­ bardier-navigator; Lt. Don M. Sullivan, phinc commander. Warren C. Stieren. radar gunner. (Official U. S. N. I’hoto) Television Causes Drop In Fan Mail HOLLYWOOD—(UPI)—The only business is slower since the arri­ post office in the world with a val of television, •pedal dlrlilon for fan mall finds "Wo used to gel up in 60.U00 Idler* a day for movie stirs until TV came Into its own." said Walter Botl, white-haired, SlyearLongwood old m anager of the Hollywood Post Office. "Now w« average about 7.y« letters daily. But most of thr mall is still for film people. Fans just don't seem to write directly lo TV’ stars as much as they do to movie tia ra .” Bolt, manager of the post office j By JO IIAMMOND -Lyman High student*, guests ef for 12 years, maintains a special Channel • Bandstand program last staff of fiva employes who do noth­ Saturday received enthusiastic ap­ ing but so n fan mall. The divi­ sion operates II hours a day. proval of viewers. • Students giving pantomime per- "In the old days." he said, "we form anr«i were Cathy Abraham, used lo have 720 srparate slots for doing "A Whole Lot of Shaking Co- mnvle stars. But today we have lag On” ; Diane Wnjclechowski, only 120. for ihe very top people." “I'm Going Away With the Sian The rest of thr fsn mall, for la Tha Little White Coat"; Joanne most film and TV performers, and Joyce Gaonsell. "With a Wig- goes directly lo Ihe studios. According to Belt, about 21 per |i » and a Walk." ■The aiming group "Ensemble cent of the fan mail tomes from Lyman" also presented atlec- forrlgn countries. Uaftng through a batch, lie ihowcd postmark* a. —nalph Diggs, principal of Lyroin. from South America. Nationalist Itcompanied the students to the China and Ghana. "The funny pari," said fan mail U mHo. worker Edwin W. Sontig, W, "is STITCH AND CHATTER that the people in many of these *' Mra. Etta Jamta was hostess to foreign nations see a lot of our the regular weekly meeting. Tuts- oldest fsiinw and write to atari •Ay. of the Stitch and Chatter club most people today don't even re| | her home on la k e Honkrr. mrnitwr. • -Attending were Mmc#. M argin! "Wo gel letters, (or instance, IfRvnnaan, L (iladwin. Catherine for Pearl White, James Kirkwood Lawton, Helen Mlllian, Eva Richer —and, of course, Rudolph Valen­ gnd Rose Kshir. tino." HONOR ROLL STL’DENIS Suntag wouldn't comment on • The following studenla made Ihr wlial stars nave received llic mo-t honor roll during the second six­ fsn m ill over the yesrs because he felt it would be "unethical pub­ er** k period at Lyman High. Seventh grade: Donna McCoy, licity." Glenda Payne. Martha Purktlt, But a postal worker said Mar­ lon Brando and Cary Grant re­ Lynn Roberta, Marcia Lyons. • Eighth grade: Retty Field, Jtrrni ceive a t much as any star in film far Jordon, Marion Helms. Sandra history. Reeves, Beverly Yales. . Ninth Grade; Carolyn Havnir, Ifln cy Letourneur. Patricia P u r Funeral Tuesday tans. Taula Andrews. D aw n Barnes. Divld Rlanehard, Jin For Robert Lord fb n m el. Tatrlrla Walsh. Dianne Funeral services for Robert W. fp lrta , Darlrne Shea. Paula lllcks. Lord, who died Saturday, were ' Tenth grade’ William Macher. conducted yesterday afternoon at P atty Morgan, Bever’y Curtlia. the Eheneier Methodist Church Elavcnth grade: Bobby Bennett. Officiating wrre the Hrvi Igm aa Druiit, Thelma Rowles. Charles K. Brown, pastor, J. \V. John Kennedy, Merton Van Pelt. Austin, of Orlando, for man* Lucy Moun, Itclty Morgan, tears pastor of tha samr ihurch, . Twelfth grade: Ronnie Allen. Atd long-lime friend of the dedene Colt. Palsy Hollis. Csrol leased Burial was in Lake View LueareUI. David Stevenaon, Tat Cemclery. McNeil, Valerie Schrodme. Active pallbearer* were Guy W. Warmack, W. L. Uteri, Ralph JAYCEE NEWS The teen age dance sponsored by Peters, Vie Vrnelt, II. J Turner the local Jayccei, Saturday night, and Raymond Fandifer. Honorary was attended by approximately IJ. pallbearers were Fred K Wilson. Charles Koch was chairman of the Edwaru F. t-ane. C. C, Priest. A. W. Hamit, Irank E-an*. W. H. •vent. A contribution of S20 was made OTIarr and Clifford Johnson. Inadvertantly omillcd from the to Us* annual Christmas party b) list of auruvor* of Mr. Lord in the club. Monday's Herald were the follow­ rLRtsONALS Hr- ard Mrs. F. R Baumholirr ing: Mrs. Edna L. Norman, daugh­ and children of Green Cove ter; Mr*. E. C. Bowman. West Springs, spent the weekrnd with Palm Beach, and Mrs. Emma 1~ Hie parenli, Mr. ami Mrs. J. W, l.etaon, Poquonnock Bridge. Conn. listen. Baumholser. Mr. and Mn. Loula Jadin nf G reta Bay. Wts. have returned to Siamese cats are born pure their home on Lake itre rt for the white. Their paws, tail and face become dark later in life. winter months Lyman High Guest On TV Bandstand t Q U ITTIN G BUSINESS YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS NOW NEW LOW PRICES ALL OVER THE STORK POWEn TOOLS PERFECTION OIL HEATERS 1IY 13.90 — 16.9(1 PORTER CABLE 23.90 — 29.90 DELTA • IIARHON etc. NOW IS THE TIME 4 MODELS MEN’S 10" FIESTA KNEE BOOTS PLATES K eg. 69' Other Fleala Wire 1.00 H ILL H D W i. Ml . 309 F HI- M. SAMORI) NORFOLK. Va. fL'PI >- A Navy tanker plane, turning for an emergency landing, lost Its port engine only eight city blocks from Ihe runways of Norfolk Nasal Air Station Tursdiy and crashed into a cluster of homes, killing six per­ sons. The dead were the plane’* four rrewmen and two inland In one of the homes. The mother of the ehlldrrn. who was In tlm home at the time, was hospitalised in a state of shock. The Navy launched an inveitigallon today intn the cau<c of the crash, which touched off an ex plosion ami sent 13.000 pounds of let fuel and gasoline spewing fire through two houses and scorching a third. Flrrmen fought the blase two hour* but the l«o homes, one unoccupird, were destroyed. Tha twin prop tanker also sliced a truck in half. The Infant victims were tdentlfield as H -monthold Joseph R. Tondora Jr. and hii monthold lister, Josephine. Their father. Navy Lt. Joseph R. Tondora. was picked up by a helicopter from the submarine USS Requine olf the Virginia Capes and returned to Norfolk. The crew members killed were Lt. Cmdr. George Wilson. 21, pi­ lot of Norfolk, survived by his wife and three children: Em. Fred M. Clancy 111, 20, co-pilot, surviv­ ed by Ids parrnts, nf Klssimmrr, Fla.; Patrick T. Toomry, 19, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Francis J. Toom ey of Durham, N. C.j and John E. Delaney, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Delaney of Chelaea, Mass. The truck driver, C Sheppard Jr. of Suffolk, Va.. was treated for shock and sent home. Deaths NEW YORK (DPI ► —Dr, Don aid G. Tewksbury. M, professor of education at Teachers College nf Columbia University, died Monday afirr an illness of sev­ eral months. NEW YORK lU Pli - Funeral aerviret will be held today fnr G. Gale Dixon, 73. an expert in water supply ami sewer engineer­ ing. Dixon, who dlrd Sunday of a h.-art ailment, had supervised projett throughout the United States and In South America. 1%U ard help with practically every other function. Now they are selling Christmas tree*. Th» sale will begin Sunday afternoon In the Jaycee lot at the corner of french Ave, and Fifth St. There Is no doubt about tha location—it’s Ihe one with the half completed Jaycee Information booth on it. The young men hope to fmanee its rnmptelion with funds from the sale of Ihr trres. On Sunday morning. Ihe Jaycee* will put up many of the wondsycmellir.g Hr tree*, ahipped from northwestern Canada. Salesman will lie on the lot from 3 to 9 p. m every night SalA ladies (Jaycee Wivrsi will take over Ihe lot during the daytime, from 10 lo 3. Weekend duty will go to the men. About 700 tree* have been or­ dered for the sale. In addition, wreaths and Christma. tree Hand* will he sold this year. The wreaths are the permanent kind that last for years. If given proper rare. Christmas Tree Chairman Mason Wharton urges Seminole County residents lo buy their tree* early. "The trees will stay fresh and green if y ou put them in a bucket with water and sugar," he said. Reject Ultimatum, Berlin Mayor Asks Seminole Huh School has re­ leased the names of those students who received striigbt A's during tha last ala weak*. Seniorr arc: Audrey Bolter, Peggy West gate, Wally Philips, Alan Swaim; juniors. P e tty FYice, Sherlene Shepard. Buddv Fulper, Henry Margin. Steve rowall, James Sherrard: sopho­ mores, pone; freshmen, Ann Schu­ macher; eight gride, none. Those who received an A-mlnus averarc. indicating that they earn­ ed more A’s than H's. were sen­ iors, Mary Etn Adams, Mary Lee Barren. Jackie Hem. Linda Wim­ berly, John Dinkins, Cliff McKlb- ^ P TEAM FOR VAH-3—Four pilot* from the experien­ ced A3D aqua dm:, now trading in the Heavy Attack Wing bombing derby, demonstrate how they will fly in forma­ tion durinjr the Airmunnliip Competition Friday at S.N.A.S. Deft to right, I.t. Floyd [llirnrd, left wing, Lcdr. Art Hlicacncr. "tail-end C'hurlic." Cdr. Fail Vote*, lead man. Lt. Bill Fippin. right wing. (Official U- S. N. Photo) AIK G Y M -D A N D Y * a n elra y h e a t in g • No hoi ceilings • NO special cloael space neceaaarjr • NO lone ft expensive dueta The flne-t type of vrlnl*r comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. FA 2-S2S* 202 Sanford An- n in r cage AtfiP REDUCES COFFEE PRICES AGAIN! A ft P MILD & .MELLOW Sweet Potatoes 2 1R Or. fans EIGHT O'CLOCK 169 3 - Lb. Ban 43 59 Btfh & Full Bodied 1 * Lb. Bag Red Circle 1.95 Bokar X “ 1 2,o f 1 3 • Lb. Hug A & P UNPEALED t 6 7' 71* ASP VACUUM PACKED COFFEE c ™ / 5 * "SUPER RIGHT’ Fully Cooked 2 W NIGHT COME SEE . . . YOU'LL SAVII IOWA CITY. Iowa —(UPM Iowa’s popcorn crop was "Just average" this fall, a Stale College marketing expert has reported, but It's still rnough to (III about 'Three bilbon' hag* of popcorn. N b r BERLIN (U PI>- Lord Mayor Willy Brandt will fly to Paris this week end and lo Washington and New York next month to plead fur Western rejection of the So­ viet "ultimatum" on Berlin. Brandt, armed with a resound Ing mandate from West Berlm voters, will go to Bonn Friday for talks with West German leaders tnd then to Paris where he will make himself available lo a NATO foreign minister! meeting He will go lo the United Stairs in January to make speeches and hold discussions In New York and Washington. He also may visit other American cities to plead West Berlin’* case. Sources said the trips reflected West Berlin eor.cem that the West­ ern powers may be growing tired of holding Ihi* former enemy capi­ tal against the Soviet and Com­ munist East German armies that surround it. West Borllners returned Brandt tu oliicc Sunday with a vastly Inrreased majority for hii Socialist Party in an election that was clearly a personal victory for the lord mayor, lie has become die sypvlml of the rlty'a determina­ tion to remain free. It’s All In The Bug DAY bln. Henry Schumacher, Mary Jane Flynt; Juniors, Nancy But­ ler. Cathy Carlor, Janet Glenn. Doiorti Hargrtave. Geraldine Ja ­ cobs. Marilyn McDaniel, Jean MeMurrottgh, Linda Rouman, Joycef Welnmann. Johnny Allred, Eric Hodeen. David Goersa, Cordell Jeffrey, Ronnie Lindsey. Sophomores. Nancy Thomas, Joy Waster: freshmen, Lynn C rahtrn, Desta Homer. Frankie Jones, Laurine Lockhart. Sharon Maxwell. Debbie Scot I. John Boniface. John Goers*, Roll William*: eighth grade. R-ietl* F.nsietn, Carolyn Turner, Donna Young. Tommy Hinson. 9 America's F a v o r i t e ...O v e r 2 3 Fruits & Nuts! k APRICOTS 1 . Lb. Can* 4 -5 E A T E R 49 Picnics 35c JIM DANDY QUICK "SUPER RIGHT’ Western Lean Meat S P A R E RIDS - GRITS J'.i i* Box “ 45 ' QUICK FROZEN Grade A MIXED life 10 Fryer Parts 5 & 89* "SUPER RIGHT’’ Western Steer LI DBY with M U LLIN G MERRY-GO-ROUND ACTIONl Around and around tha youngsters go . . . at a thrill-a-tecond pace! Yas, fun is unlimited lor two to four youngiltrs with ihi* now GYM .DANDY* 4-SEAUR WHIRLWIND*. Occupies vary little spoce EASY TERMS end con be sat up in dan, playroom, bovtmenl or corport for ploy during bod *>to»h*r, this new GYM DANDY* WHIRLWIND* hoi oll-staal consiruc* tian, form.filling stall, sofety grips on hondlts. Visit ui now ...o n d si* Iht GYM-DANDY* WHIItlWIND*. . . buy d for your youngiltrs. •tii ••• u s e»r. o<r. *2 4 ” TED W I L L I A M S HARDWARE FA 2-3414 4 6 .0 i. Can X lb*. 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The grrtl grand«on maintained that it wit impottihle for Clai­ borne to pette*t *'a I'glilmtlr daughter Iwrn of any of hi* I'trcc marriagrt who would have been or an age to rarry on a romantic affair with Jean l.aFltte in thr rnod ef (hr Rattle of New OrCARS $ * ChriAttnaA fy 'fa FREE Dixie Darling Rich, Smooth COCKTAIL».L 69 Mayonnaise 49 e 35 FIG BARS2 39 ^ Stokely Finest Tomato Crockin' Good CANNED 4 1/tS ANGELES —(U P!) - A new radio Impulte device whlrh rm iti UO "heept" per minute af ter it it atlivated by opening of a ptraehiiir will be » great aid Jo rttruing pilot* |o»t in water, deiert or mountain area*, accordInr to itt developer* fPhe device, jointly developed by North American Aviation and the Telephonic* On* of New Vork wa* approved following te tti at r.l Centro Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Thr low-weight tram m ltter ran be heard by a homing rrcelver W la M miln away. LIWIT ONE WITH FOOD ORDER PLEASE. Swift Premium Deligieut LYTHAM ST. 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Ifl* T>ifH tkli :iih dia* ©f Kavam* 9ar ]«l| *» r Ii«rm4»«i #n#n *at n#pv ■ #*•»11 74 Manihir Patmantl Swfit Premium Shoulder Swift Premium Shoulder Lamb Legs Legal Notice nr N ET O N LY It Happened Finally m for Top Value Stamps Stokely or Astor Fruit ‘keeping’ To Aid Rescue Of Pilots r a a V f K h o t ii t • K* i Of 400 27* Reg R d ll 39' 2 R«q Roll* 07* / ./ Roll. 27* IT T Powdcrad H ood t n # BORAXO * 5 & 89* IW 21* EB �• * Editorials Fred Othman Says ’LOADED FOR BEAR' C ivic C enter D am age BY FREDERICK C. OTHMAN youngish, nervous president it Ih- when there was a Christmas Fund. WASHINGTON — Now the Sons- Ilotxl Ventilating Co., Inc , did not No records, Cronin relorted. tori have visions of Christmas give him any cuff Unka, or money, He then found himself captain­ among Chicago’s elderly tinsmiths, ing how come he received two v either. He said nobedy gave him snipping out with the flick of prac­ dividend chreks of S2.VM »jch '* ticed wrlilf, gal retired atari (or csih for Christmas ba*trts. The from a healing firm in wiiici ha the topi of their Chrirtmai trees. union hat no Christmas Fund. was stockholder One of these The deal (nr thr retired sheet "We u»cd to have one years checks Cronin Ustcd on his own metal men at first sounded good ago. slim Ihcrc wa» a lot oI un lax returns. The other fc. said he in an old time. Chicago ey so rt! employment," he said. "We d pul , forgot. All this struck the Senators o( way. A parade o( healing-duet one o( our jobless mm in charge as being strange at Christmas­ contractors told the Senate racked and the employers would aend time. committee that they weren’t allow- around their trucks to deliver the "I nisi! ajrce w’lh you. Mr. ed to go into businesa until they’d baskets of food Rut we Hopped Cronin, that some of the biggest forked over 1300 each in rath— all that when employment got bet- lies I vc heard in a long lime have I been hrard right here today m- * no cheeks, please — for the Christ- , ter." mas Fund of Sheet Metal Union' Sen John McClellan (D .. Ark.) der oath," Sen McClellan said. Looks to me like a rough Christ­ Local T3. headed by the white* wondered how four contractors in haired and atmost Santa Claui-y , row testified they had to give mas coming up for the Chicago loosing Arthur II. Cronin. cash personally to Cr< nin. while tinsmiths and their handsomely They said they either gave the , fifth said he believed he hand- tailored leaders. money to Cronin, himself, or to r,j his $300 to Ka'serlcin. his lu.rwo per year assistant, "All lies," cried Cronin. “ 1 Demands Ignored, Joseph K. Kahcrleln. One said hr never did hear such lies." thought it waa odd that hr was Kaberlein said he did believe Bandit Flees Bank solicited for the Christmas Fund those contractors probably had NEW YORK - f U P lI — A man in September, but he forked over cheated on Iheir income tax re walked up to Mrs. Sylvia Meyers, anyhow. | Another said he gave a lotal * « " , t.r r t , f‘M,inC •I*"* ,hp a teller at a New York savings bank, and handed h rr a deposit of VM In rash to Cronin plus a *un'' ,0 UP pair of 173 cuff links to make the "Yes. I>ut we have talked to slip on which he had wriltrn a Christmas of the union boss a numerous sheet metal firms in t hi warning (hat he'd blow Up the little hippier. It developed then cago," insisted committee counsel place if she didn't hand osrr "a that anybody who wants to be a Robert Kennedy, "amt two out of Ilino sand dollar* fait." tinsmith in Chicago has got to pay three said Ihcy made these conMrs. Meyers just waved him aside and attended to two other $375 in initiation fees. This did tributions." seem to include his rights lo a Liars, every one. Cronin said. customers When he demanded to Christmas food basket when he lie took no gifts from anybody, know if the teller thought hr was got old, but Cronin angrily scutch- except may lie a little fruit and kidding, she still Ignorrd him The bandit, thoroughly diseour* ed that idea, whisky, hr added Sen McClellan i lie s. id that Cecil Johnson, the demanded to see the records for aged, shambled out. lUdU Sr WHACK o tf a u r n e more RIGHT HEKC1 H ard To U nderstand Tha Siaford City CommUalon has authorized City Man* «t«r Wanan E. (Pate) Knowles to uncover the culprit* who broke lock* on door* of Civie Center cupboard*, taking dishes therefrom, using «ald rilahee and leaving them dirty. Al a result of the above underhanded action, several member* of local civic dub* were forced to wash their dishes, which are kept stored in the cupboard* at the Civic Center. According to the report of Commissioner David Gutchel. the acts are believed to have been committed by someone .ether than members of organizations which meet at the Center regularly. Commissioner Earl Higginbotham suggested that the organization which wa* meeting at the Center be held reible for the damage. In a light vein, he also suggested the offender be charged a “reasonable" price for the cashing chores performed by club member*. In a serious vein, however, Higginbotham said that the city is paying enough money to got bettor supervision than tijese act* Indicate. I I Sanford ha* a modern Civie Center, a building of which all can be proud. It I* hard to understand why anyone would attempt to destroy any of the property In the Center. Evi­ dently the culprit* were not taxpayer*. Otherwise, they probably would be more careful. The Civic Center h u been used a* one of Sanford's chief drawing cards for conventions. In recent months, several large group* hava com* to thh city because of the facilities available at the Center. Commissioners are so interested in keeping it in fine shape that they have passed a resolution which prohibits the use of chairs or any other Civic Center equipment outside the building, no matter who or what the request. E • • • C harity Ball Saturday t Washington Calling Banfort Elk* will «t*|* their annual charity hall Rntur^ day night By WILLIAM S. WHITE Fund* from the hall will be used to help nupport the WASHINGTON - Ol the Scnale'a Hnrry-Ann* Children's Home In Umatilla. forthcoming drbsle on Ihe filibust­ Tlw charity ball ia one of several fund-ralalnff project* er rule it could tie said that rarely Bponsored for the home by the Elk*. Another I* the T*n* have ao many lieen so profoundly jrerlne Bowl football fame, to be atayed In Orlando thin 'affn-trd by so grave an irtue un J derstood by to few. nianth. The charity ball la a big social event each year. Club The derision will come at a lime when Ihe pnwrr of persuading the mambera, their friends and patron* dance ao that youngster* I country by bland and happy over:M Harry-Ann* mlfht have the finest care poaalble. I simplifications, by stirring the fear A visit to Harry-Anna would convince anyone that Flor- of being "out of line," by the Elka are doing an outstanding job. comforting appeal of simply bung Juat In case you haven't got your ticket, there I* plenty In the majority, It Incomparably the grealcil in our history. before tha ball. __________________* Sales Tax Gains In October Cited > AALLAHASSEB (U P l)-fa U i collaetleas baaed oa Ortabar 5•ssn 1 inarsated mere than $139,800 the aama month In 1037. But Compirollfr Ray E. Green aaya this Is no cause lo expect any overnight rhangee In the State's flnindal picture. Often aald collections totaled $U,4TEM, ae increase of $345,074 ever October of last year. It waa a* Increase of S*33.t73 over the amount collected this past September. However, Ocean said these re­ ports "offer ao encouragement for any Immrdlate change in Ihe ■tale's present financial or econo­ mic condition." The s'sta recently hat htd to borrow from some of its trust fuada to stay im a cash basil. Total isles tea collections this fiscal year amounted lo IS4.&S1.BSD, an Inert see of •4,4$7,n7 erar collections st this time last year. Gas l i t collrclions hu ed on Ocloher la in were M.MM.S91, an Increase of $$47,340 n \rr (be tame period last year. Total gawllnr collections were $13,097,$00, an increase of »l,7M,Ji», Dada County ted in sales tax collections with $1.404.ho*, fot lowed by Duval with 11,140,474 and Hillsborough with $900,072. Lettern For Yule NEW BRITAIN, Conn. - f U P li —Mrs. Mary Downey wants her ion In know he'i not forgotirn (hie Chrlilmai so she’s asking strangers to drop him a line. John Downey wss shot down over China and since 1932 has bean serving a lift term for "spy­ ing." Hit address: Chinese Red Cross, Ptlplng, China, DAILY CRO SSW O RD a m oss SE Annoy* I. lament Inf child J .Vrsr (pad) 11. Lika >. Mr.llrcht 4. U i r * rm 34. Ituddha U . A shield *. Ituggy lETtbeUn 11. rortbndlnp *. Dlundera capital 7. Thrash U. Serious IT. Flexible IE Extinct MrS 4. Piquant rod 9. Molded Ira U . Capital (Maas) cream (Fr.) It. Foreign, YeMerler1* Satue* era J E li. | | i . II . Votcslesa 34. Japanssa consonant! BE Untidy 3*. Music nata rare (var.) IL Twist *0. Half an ana 15 Kind of IS. Exrta. 13. Part of fauert XL Vein nf mat Inn a leaf roaebuall 17. Flourished 40. Humt-le la. French river 33. Tin fall BL Hounds, as hounds 1 r ' i r - W , TT x~ J 4 Id. Experts 1 i with folia II f# 4 BEEerwre Foiuh city J t*. Tuber (BJL) X % I*. I’aH of T" "taW* % f •L Eacta* + matios It. Rink nns** § 11 own ship % BE Assault ir IT. Belonging I % to him s» i* TT“ * r 14 BEAatty rs/ IS N . Era grant IT-* woo* (ELI.) IL Btrwlfblrsi 14 (vaf.) % % TTIs *9# 41 Having hacna % EE Enough 41 (arthals) _ i * EE Beards % ed i n* S. Infant l Networks A Catch president 10. Of axra P m i Everywhere mor> and more gaunt television lowers beam out endless messages making It all too clear who are Ihe good guy* and who the had guys In everything— Including Ihe good guys who dr nounre and the bad ::uys who sup­ port a dusly thing called the fili­ buster. This is Ihe term for endlees talking In the Sriutc to pre­ vent a vole. And the dreisiun will come also in a supercharged political atmos­ phere that will affrrt and possibly even decide the tWA l'rcsidmtisl contest. Rut at stake are things infinite­ ly more Important than all these For thr background: It Is not now possible to shut off a msjor filibuster—short of slmnlv wearing it nut by letting the fltlhuttrrrrs exhaust themselves—1without Ihe votes of two-thirds of Ihe entire Srnati, The advanced liberals In both parties wish to provide Itut a hire majority—$o of the 94 Sinatnri—rould halt all debate after ■ specified lime. The old guard Southerner! will rrsilt any kind of change. The mndrrata Southerners, some of Ihe Writrm liberal Democrat* and a good many Republicans are for a moderate alternation. This would permit two thlnis of those voting (instead of two thirds of the whole membership! to clamp down on debate. The advanced liberals would Appropriate Birds CHICHESTER. England (L T IIThe stone birds atop the gala posts In fronl of the Inland reve­ nue Income tax office here are vullurrs. funJamerLally alter thr Senate as an institution. This they bitterly deny; but it Is historically and demonstrably the truth. For thr Senate was dclilx-raldy designed, ami for nearly two centuries has so operatrd. as a frank check on unqualified majority rule. The no­ tion has been that even majorities may sometimes In- angrily wrong —as they were wrong in trying In draft strikers Into the Army and to pack the Supreme Court and thus to destroy Its integrity as an Institution. Thr advanced liberals ate earn­ est men. but In some cases the* are impassioned mrn. Some arc like Ihe violent almlitiunista of lon« ago who much troubled a reosonably liberal {’resident named Lin­ coln. These are inflamed by their long frustrations In seeking full civil rights for Negroes. And. of rourse. they are influenced, too, by llie thoroughly legitimate power of racial minorities I the polls The extremists among them are profoundly illiberal Inward any dissent on this question. Intellect­ ually, some have blood In some nostrils. They overlook that many fairly ileccnt men— even many liberals—are also for civil ,rUbts but reject Ihe eslrcmc slew on how far and how soon the county ran go. The extremist* treat resps-ct for constitutional tradition as hostility to civil rights They forget that not long ago other extremists—these were on Ihe right wing—treated opposition tn Senator Joseph R McCarthy's attacks on other cniidltutional Ira ditions as the equivalent of procommunism. Too. they do not face up to the lari that any lilihuilcr can he broken, rule or no role, by a sub •tantlai and truly determined msJirlly. The operative words are ' iruly determined.” What Ihe civil rights forces have needed lar more thin a new rule is more genuinely devoted—at distinRuiihrd from lip service—hacks. Perhaps they have those barkers now. Perhaps there rould In- a real rdort to break a civil rights fildm tcr flat out and head on; this correspondent ha* never yet seen one in 12 years ol watching the Senate The advanced liberals ran fair­ ly argue that the Senate ought lo U- a place of straight majority rule. Rut they cannot fairly argue that the ('onstilution hat made It such. They intend to chance the meaning ol Ihe constitutional struc­ ture; surely they ought to say so. | Anil (hey cannot deny that there have been times whrn a simple majority anti filibuster rule could have imperilled all civil rights In the 'Iwrntlff, for illudratiun. dis­ interested scholars estimated 20 stale* to lie politically in the grip of the Ku Kiux Kl:n This could hate meant not V> but S2 votes •o halt Senate debate—* majorityno lets. Tiie ultimate victims ol halting Senate d> bale by simple majority would be any or ru-ry minority and any or every minority Interest or Issue, given a favorable atmos­ phere for the majority. wn irlo o m jfo rlin g *+-rC. rlA CI......... .. Irak, M . Tw n o . U .i r,-u * 1 8 OO' |<« I*. ff»>. A W m . K. 6 PC PLACI 31171NO !i '• UI#1fc, m OO* IffMlit1",, Its* w K A D ER Jeweler FA 2-2.793 112 8. Park Ave. PLACE SETTINGS iiC W j i f Q rid w ftf Ji/wf)! A wonderful opportunity , , , own or give a future of lifrtims use and enjoy* ment. Th» maker* .if world-famous HDR* UtoM siraUMj have miuced only tha prim , without (hanging one hit the flm* lasting uualily of ila solid silver. A small drpvait holds your selecttun TU Christmas. • T u Ji Yu 'ii ff/O tfiJi f if . IP' 4 11*; PtJffil I n S e r v e the f l a v o r th a t fits the festive s e o s o n l r « / c l /ansify persenlr awe */ fVymauiUs 10 ««• Usova i s ( m i . Jail • /rw «e<e ’5 9 P l y m o u t h Wadnaadny, Decembtr 10, 1968 w no S ta tio n W a g o n ...b ig g e s t h o lid a y h a u le r in its c l a s s ! Y mi can load thi* wagon with the lalle-t tree and all the T lifetime trimming*. For holidav hopping and shopping, I'lymnulli 1-o.i-t* lit* in«»•t rargo aira of any wagi-n in it* class, the popular rear-facing seat, a rear window that mils right down, man) ollirr elation wagon innovations. And this m em ra n ie r i* ju*l a* lieautiful and glamorous as it i* uwful. ( N.. wonder sou *py so many Plymouth wag..n* mi the mail this >rar! I See jour Plymouth dealer for the biggest station wagon in its c la ss,..a n d bc*t wagon buy at any p lica. . . *5'J Plymouth! IF ir$ NEW, PLYMOUTH'S 60T III SU THtlt FtATUMS T00AYI J. IU Slim TTONS control drum/, heating. (radiating. 2. SWIVEL FRONT SEATS* twiag )«• rawly la ar m i . S. ODSLRV ATIUM CAR SEAT I a n war. holds thrw aJults. «. DISAPPEARING HEAR WINDOW rail, right lata lower scctiea. 5 .LOCKID LICGACG COMPARTMENT* pnxr.it valuable*. 4s. MIRROR-MAT1C REAR VIEW MIRROR* dim* hra.U.fhr glare. U 'SQ'TtytooUflt i • O i l a . i t Im t i h C MMMrTha •*•*** Cwsmm ,E>/.|nKg Jays td Ckrittmu’ 9 t f» TSr season's hr It buy . . . lem ttrott'i brtl UaJt } ---- -------------------------------------------------------1 o~i m THE NEW PLYMOUTH SHpW .«* LAWRENCE WELK ***** #* ABC-TV. fS^ SX Z SSt9 �“ 1 Dec- 10, 1958—Pairs 5 ffljf #infar8 VrraH Woman’s Page Garden Gate V isitors E n tertain ed Jh s i W om an A A t M orning C offee ward these boys as she would her Carolyn does mostly behind! BY KLIZ ARETII ASIIBY Carolyn lligyln* ha* many attr! next door neighbor*' children or irrne work. She shop*, plant, Ellrabetb Athby. Womia's Editor Pbmte I A M ill super. Dr* and keep* the local hutes. the nirr»; being her com­ her own offspring. CAMELLIA CIRCLE Mr». C M. Mill* mil Mr*. biicuits, and fruit tik e cemplrlrd passion and understanding of peo­ One of the featurr* about the hooks. Supper*, hrarh parties, The Camellia r.rd c n Circle will George Stine *nt erf lined at a rof the array. ple. She ii a warm, attractive l'SO that she likes most I* that gift wrapping sestlons, rooking I«ameet Thursdiy at 8 p. m. at the fro Tuesday morning. D m" ocetTho»e attending were: Mr*. perron with a rich *rn»c of humor the boys entertained by the orga ron*. open houie are frequently »icn honored Mr*. M. C. Robert*, home of Mr*, Getty Hunt in Loch Georsc Wells, Mr*. E. A. Monfor r.iralion are ordinary sailors. Mott part of the agenda. Carolyn e n ­ Arbor. There will be a sift ex- Aufu*U, Ga. who I. visiting her ton. Mr*. Harry (lake*. Mr*. Paul and unusual perception. ters Into all phase* of her work . , . . ron and dsughter in law. Dr. and Che»ter*on, Mrs. A. R. reter»on Fir*t of all Carolyn i* a mother arr working on their rate*: tome with deep enthusiasm. She plans chance of inexpensive gsrdcn Mrj w v Robert*. >n4, M ri. „ fn S r. Mr* M. L. Raborn. Mr*. and wife. She is married to J. Mal arr fresh out of boot camp, other* thing* carefully and tries to gcitems. derson. who i> %iaitinc her niece. Clarence Dorr, Mr*. W. V. Rob 7 rolm Higgins, Informally known have already attained rate. Shr re romodate all the need*. AZALEA CIRCLE Mr*. Harry Montieth. ertv Mr* Montieth, Mr* Clarence The A ialra Garden Circle will crivr* splendid cooperation frnm She I* a mrmber of the Catholic as Fete. He it a salesman for the Navy department, in her work, Woman’s Club and also belongs mret Thursday at 8 p. in. ........ at the The Wall* home w#» attractively Redding Mr*. Harper. Mr*. Mrrt horn- of" Mri* George hTiIpp. 300 decorated in keeping with the holi wether. Mr*. Cordell. Mrs. Gladys Mr Roberts Tire Supply. The llig- the job present* various problems In Chapter AX nf Ihe P.K.O, Sis­ f 18th St Mr*. John Callahan day theme. Tall white taper* ro*e Daw ron, Mr*. Joe Seinocca.Mr* gin* children number four. The j that must tie handled as they terhood in Sanford, She was a den will co hostess. Mcmlers are aik frnm * flutter of whilr and coldJohn Ansel, Mr*. WilVe. Mr* Hot* Ihrre oldest are boys, lypieal of arise She tlalrd thal thr ha, made mother for a rouple nf years, and rd In bring copies of their fas or- Christ ma* ornament* on Ihe man Adam*. Mr*. Helen Lundin, Mr* Higgins boy* in every neighbor »rvrra! blunder* but learn* more is ever willing lo help in civic or i!c recipe* lie. A multi colored Christmas ta- Gilbert, Mr*. W. M Kirk. Mr*. hood. They arc Malcolm, Billy, rarh day amt derives great satis­ community project*. She spends a I’ALM CHICLE ble deeoralion wa* placed on the Leonard Munton. Mr*. Nnl llou* and Dale, in that order. Thr faction from the work Ml walk* good dost of time transporting The Palm Darden Circle will coffee «*l'!e. Other arancement* ton. and Mr*. II. S Hussar, and youngest child i% a lovrly little of life are represented in these children and huihand from oil* meet at Ihe home of Mr*. Wade consisted of cladiott snd poinsel the honored and hostesro* girl. Shannon, who. tat the age sailors. They are all *erving for pi .ice to another Carolyn is ulof eight) ha* j soft voire and shy different reason* and rarh it an wsy* busy, no mailer the lime of Garner Friday at 1:30 p. m, Mrs. lia*. flirtatious eyes. Out of all of Mr, individual 11. II Dunrsn will assist (he hostThe dimns room table wa* over day. Julia Higgin t grandchildren, Shan e»*. A workshop on Christmas laid with a while outwork cloth deeoralion* will be ronducted by The rrn irrrifcr ws* a s»y crea non is the only girl who bear, Mrs. Blanton Owen. Member* are tion made with red snd white or Ihe family name. a*krd to tiring matrrial* for dec­ namrnt*. Pouring coffee front the Carolyn wa* horn in Mnntgome oration* and plant* for exchsnge. *lh rr coffee sertire durinG the rv. Ala , and came with her family JACAUAMIA CIRCLE mormne were Mr* Montieth and to Sanford in IMJ She graduated The Jararanda Garden Circle Mr*. E. C. Harper. Mr*. Denver from the Wesleyan Conservator, will meet Friday at 7 p. m. in the Cordell a»*i*trd in the kilchrn in Macon. Ga . where »hr majored Aqus Room of the Langford Hotel Fc*live refre»hment* were served WEDNESDAY in dram atin. Soon after gradua In Winter Park. Members are a*k- In the gur»t« lied cherry ribbon* lion shr became a member of Die The Senior High Choir of Ihe Higgin* rian. No one know* put rd to inert at the residence of deeervled minUture c e r e a l First Preihvirrian Church will Mre I rank Milter by 8:13 p m. Christmas rookie*, hsm howr long the Higgins have been meet for topper at s p m snd here Carolyn oner attended a Lsch mem te r should let ns a for rehear,*! at *,30 p. m. small gift and make ami wear a family rrumon in Orlando and wa, eoriagr Speaker wilt he Mr* The Midweek Bihle Hour of Ihe overwhelmed by Ihe number of 8. G llarrintan. lloitc»»e» are: First Prrvhvtenan Church will he relatives present. Mr*. Milter. Mr*. J, T. Little, and ronduetrd by the pastor. Rev. A The Higgins live In a comfort Mr*. Joseph Terlap. G. Mclnnii, at 7 p m. able cosy home that set* on a MAGNOLIA CIRCLE Prayer meeting at the First Bap larre lot. Tall moss hong trees The Magnolia Garden Circle will tl«t Church st 7:30 p m. shade the house and the sidewalk have a Christmas workthop at the Sunday School Workers Confer in front it usually'littered with hihome of Mrf. Brailey Odium, enee at the First Baptist Church eyelet ami pets At present there 1200 Washington Drive *t 9;jn at *11 r m. i, a datmalan, Maggie, brtorrd by Till'RAD AT a. m. Thursday. TTiere will be a The Chancel Choir of the First all, and a eat. Hobby, that ha* a plant exchange Mr,. If. B. OdH* rn c k . No. |<W. Veteran* of Presbyterian Church will meet for slightly demented outlook on life Maggie ha* her own chair in ihe ’ v World War I. and the Ladiea Aux- rehrartal at 7 30 p in H-. 11 f* fi V Kl L** . 'illary. will ha\r » turkey <linnrr Pinreretl Baptist Churrh month living room which it emptied of ai part) for mcmbcri jy btuinru mrrtini; followetl by a any human content when *hr ar .MISS JA N IC E I.U X EV . nam e.I by th e Siinnl C h im es as meet•; bnday at 0:43 a. ,m. at the Jincj rhristm rive* on the »rene. Carolyn ha* . .. . *iamng al ai -, p. nt. i, ai lhf me Amele.n .xmeiean p „ j e r meeting at 7 43 r m “ SorKhunt S w e e th e a rt" of th e m o n th nt Snead <'<*llryre in home of B B Crumley at Silver , ,|u , r Mr| always scorned women who lei KA 3 B oar. Ala. Ja n ic e , a home ec m a jo r, i- a 1958 p a a d u n te of Lake. lohoM ev, will be Mr. $( % THURSDAY pets lounge around the home hut Don Atwood. Glenna Msgill will * , . . 1.1 .1, r I, -. f .,r. I k . r » , ■-* M. A l e * . Sem inole JU yh School. Ilc lte r know n a* ' ‘UiMty” on th e The Sanford Horn* IDemonstra t’lnrcrest Baptist Church Choir somehow Margie is different. », eak. Them will be a Chrislms* S nead cam pus, sh e is a c h e e rle ad e r, a mt n ih tr **f SlRtnn party with an exchange of gifls lion Club will have * Christmas practice at J 30 p. m. Carolyn enjoy* Trading hut ha* J'lii fiam m it, a n d wa* named o n e o f th e freshm en iie u m its . no lime (or a hobby. -She i* «n Ihe program will tenter armmd party al the home of Mr*. Hoy Girl Scout Troop No 733 of the TilliS, Jan ice is a d a u g h te r of Mr. a n d M rs. S. H. Luxcn, R o u te 1, (he Christmas story. il"*’: 7218 Magnolia, at 2 p. m. First Frrvhvterian Church will excellent cook She is fascinated liy There will be *n exchange of gifts. meel in Ihe Youth Budding of the thr brilliant eoneoetlon* displayed lying wood. IIE.MEKOrALI.IS CIRCLE on the page* of magaiinei and The llemrroeallis Garden Cir­ Hostcsse* are Mr*. Ryron Fox, church at 3 IS p m cle will meet at the Home Demon­ Mr*. Hal llarrlt*. Mr* John The Boy Srouts of the First instead of clipping thr arlirte* stration Center at 8:30 p. m. Clark. Mr* Roy Ttlll*. and Mrs. 1’resbyterian Church will have a •ave* thr rntirr magaiinr. She has In search through ataeks of Thursday for a catered Christinas H. J. Finch. council meeting at 7:30 p. m dinner. Mrs. S. C, Dickerson will The Deacon* of the Kir*t I’re* old magartnr* to find Ihe recipe FRtDAI present a talk on esmellls*. There hylrrtan Church will meet in the the wishes to u*e She claim* that her children prefer Merita cake* will la* an exchange of gifts. Mem- T h e pro and con committee, Se**inn Boom at 7:43 p in. Give a "Timely" gilt tht* Christtiers arr renuesled lo bring a romposeil of volunteers from the Royal Ambassador* meet at the lo her own With a titter in-law, Mr* John Itiggin*. Carotyn under­ mas . . a wateh! Wr'vr a large taiall gift suitable for the Tuber- Seminole High School l*TA **• First Baplitt Church at 7 p m , election of Times, Wadsworth, culoiit Center. There will be an lembly and representative* from Choir prarlire at the First Bapt­ took catering for several month*. Hamilton, Butova ami Elgin. Sea She specialitrd in Ihe fancy end Bv GAY I'AIT.EY ily i while he fakes anywhere informal workshop on Christmas the Student Council, will meel at ist Church a* follows: Carol. 8:13 the different »ty!c» In white and NEW YORK ( l l ’li—One thing from a year lo Ihtrr years lo fin- arrangement* after dinner. Mrm- 7 30 p, m. In the City Comml* p. m : rnnei-rd. 7 p m : Church, of luncheon*, banquets, and cock yellow gold-automatics, water­ tall parties. about picture window* in Alaska lsh the house proper, no one even lier* should bring material*. »mn room of City Hall. The croup g p m proof, direct reading. For a teal Last July she lieraiue the staff IXORA c ir c l e —they look out on something be­ raises an eyebrow:. will discus* the drag strip pro­ Ilixuriou, gift for her. how about FRIDAY The Ixora Garden Circle will ject AH Inlereited adult* are In aide gt Ihe tor a I USO Thl* job tide* other picture windows or the a beautiful diamond vvat.li? mrrt bnday at 9:43 a m at the sited to attend. 111111117“ a grrat many of her tal­ highway traffic whitting by. 8(1.95 lo $I5IMI0 • Plnerrrst Baptist Church Prim­ ent* and alulitir* It rail* for home of Mr*. W V. RohrrI*. Mr* Almost every home In our new Large Elm Hies Or if he prefers — why not a ary 1 Sunday School Parly at 7 M MONDAY G. D Bishop Jr. and Mrs. Donald pane,ire, tad , and a large raps f.vl and largest stale hat n view, POCKET WATCH? See our .elec"We are people of large fami Jones will be eo hoitetse* with p. m city for under standing and enjoy­ say* Mr*. Beatrice Culver, ami lies and inrlined to do thing* to lion. The Fail Matrons Club of Semi ing people. The boy* who frequent SUNDAY interior decora Ior* ester lo it. gel her m family units It is com­ Mr*. Robert*. A Christmas pro nole Chapter No 2 UFS will hold *19.50 In $11:5.00 * gram will laprrienled the I SO are generally from 18 to Mr*. Culver, who studied dec rut mon to see whole families paint-! its Christmas party at the home ........ c „ u rth , hipr|, •■plu. tax D lltr G WIDENI.IIS « I Hi IK 79 year* of age. Carolyn shares inn at the University of Califor­ ing Ihe house for it* final FJIA nf Mr* Joe Corley, Cameron Ave . , nH\ - , rol choir pra.tler their problems and helps them in The Dirt Gardener* Circle will nia at Berkeley, and has hren In approval," sail the decorator, at 3 30 p m. any way *he ran There Is a gen Alavka since 1943. drserilicd life who i« tin- wife of a real estate meet at the home of Mr*. W. A. sl ‘ M Plnerrrst Baptist Church Uapti* uine need for this tort nf work as snd home decor in a fascinating man and ha* six children of her Fitt» at 10 a. in. Friday Co-holt Jewelry Store gelling off Ihe hate and talking In mal Service at 7:43 p. m r ,.c . will bo Mrs. R- E Magnus ( a n t a ( a S c h e d u l e d rei«irt to the American Insliluti- own. *on, Mrs Clyde Ramity, and Finecre*l Baptist Churrh Youth rivilians mean much lo service FA 2-0181 202 K. ls*t if Decorators Hraihpiattrrs She Mr* Culver said decorating in Mr*. \V. D. Hoffman, Following The Senior Choir nf the Fir*t | 'r ||ow*hip at li:*l p. m. men. Carolyn Irel* Ihe vamr to­ is the institute** first Alaskan Alaska ha. Us problem* to effiet .x plant exchange a d [senI lion will Methodist Church will pre»e,d a ---------------------------member. Ihe panoramas. One is that of be held on Christmas deeoralion* r „. At chile* line may range from getting lumilurc and accessories. MIMOSA CIRCLE ' ' . L 2! \ C lilH H H ttK H l l I K n i d Ihe practical and picturcsqur log M»r • f,> Ro«rr WlUon Sun V The Dorcas Class ol the Central They cither have lo lie flown In. The Mimosa Garden Crete will cabin lo Cape Cod and modern or shipped by truck, rail und meet with Mr* Ray Feck in De day at 7 30 p m. Baptist Church had a Chriitma* The more "modest” homes ro*t boat. liar,- at 10 a. m. Friday for a Member* of the choir are high , uc| (or j,u,band» and w.ve. llieir ownet* from Si3,0td to 579,Became of Ihe three lo four « nrif a i program and luncheon chw,| studenti; Deanna .Nichols, ,n (hr Educational fluildin: Monloo. ?hc said: the "avrrage" from 4?i ivio to J3S.WX'. and Ihe more months of daylight In summer Mrs. Mary S*ankhoui » cohot Su|annr Jonff Margaret Jonei da> night. Tahlra in the room •laburatr. going on up through when an Alaskan ran read a pa­ r “ ______________ Evle Dosacy. Eileen Meyers Janet were decorated In keeping with the t&5,i.*<0, t&s.ooo and even f ill '•«« tter at inulnlcht without artificial light. Iiuniri rieil light proofing If t nuvtial Expense* A good furniture finish i* hard '*I''nn’ - r ^ i ^ k r o ^ F d d l e Kmrh" r' l,t* ' ' rr'' • m"n* th' smooth, and evrnlv applied. It Jonr>- Trd Eddie hire! mrn,tH.r, The learher wa* prr’•But one must reahte," die there l* tu lie any sleeping should he egg thrll smooth and h"H. Hilly Johnwn, snd Tommy ,rntr.| with a gilt from the cist* She said ,he usei draw draper fotiimunl. "that dollar for dollar, ( Two Invited guests were present. II eovts one fourth In ore third ies witti lisiktprouf linings, or Glow flip grain of the wood eleir kyilliarn*. more In build Imre than in most lightproof shade*, which provide I), even when the wood hi* been The public i* Invited to hear the 1 Thirlv-three husbands and wive* area* and that we have expenses darknrss in summer and in win­ itsined I young people present thl* program attended not thought of in other etiirs, ter when the nights are long, give »urh as making our hwn provi­ a sense of prlveey and casino,* sion* for wrll* and sewage »y*- I r* Ni'* lem* Mr: Culver said that "If Ihrre Make Your Reservations NOW for the annual is tuch a thing a* trend, it terms In lie (award the spring snd sum­ mer rotor* — which inridrntally have their, rountrrpart in Ihe win­ t e r ' in Ihe dramatic northern lights — lovely blue*, mauve*, violet,, and even flanm pink." / askant live and lei live,*' »he vaid "There is no keeping up Reception 8:30 - 9:30. Dancing 9:30 io 1:30, Dec. 13 wilh the Jones's, vt there is a great deal o! individuality and at M ayfair Inn urlgmnliiy In home* ’ U wkJ- wwcurta a beautiful In ration, build* a hatemenl and FOR RESEKV ATKINS CALL PETE BEK UR'S move* into It (himself and fam­ FA 2-1863 — "Hud" Mnughton ORCHESTRA I C hurch C alendar J jdjcoI fcvsmiA m Alaskan Life, Homes Described By Pauley I CdeJdt 1 £ Ilu B a ll \ P PATRONS NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:15 <;KT m o re OUT OF l if e GO OFT TO A MOVIE. P LU N D ER S I t . HUN ■(ten IWI I wm u| hiI 'Muff* • M«f» *»J*t*r“ r ,» 4»aiCO*f 1 a Mr l. Mr*. W. D. Hardin Mr k Mr*. Dick Mspe* Mr k Mr*. J. R. Ilootehan Mr k Mrs Rn«* Spenter M- t Mr*. W. O. Livirg*tun Mr John Pope Mr A Mr* A O. Jarrell Mr A Mrs D. J. Biles Mr A Mr* Jim Rnbron Mr k Mr* Ralph Wight Mr A Mr* Brure Paddoc« Cowan's Mr A Mrs Martel Faille Denver Cordel' Dr. A Mr* J B Foley George’s Grocery Mr A Mr- Marvin Mcltlfi Imperial Deroratnrs XIr A Mr* "Buddy Rawlv Carver* Barber Shop Sanford Electric Co. G Walt.rr* Bartier Shop Adair Gulf Service Rerry'a Furniture B. L. Perkin* A Son Jean S Tavreau Mr. A Mr*, f*. A. Barber Mr A Mr, .fame* Stowell Mr A Mrs. Harold Sackrlt Thermolane Gas Co. Joe Corley Irving Frmberg I). W. Kirklitrr Florida State Bank Stanley Stroud Mr. A Mr* Don Howard 7, Kelron, «> Station Mr. A Mr* S It. Carter Mr. A Mrs Wm K»y Dr. D It Mathews George* Tavern Fsfell A Eriek. Angel's Mr. A Mrs Arthur Blink Dr Branham Perk Real Eststc Co Plantation Estates DeBary Pharmacy Mary Carter Pilnli, Seinmole High DCT Club Harold Kaitner Co, Mr A Mr*. Foghan Kelly Mr A Mr*. Harold Katlner Chtrlet Powri Frank tlowe* Irene A Flrrt Anderron Mr A Mr* Dirk Prlr* Sanford Atlantic Bank Mr A Mr*. Yrrnon Hardin Mr A Mr* Jack Martin Sanford Herald Tig o Whistle Fred Rneltger Ttadm 3ta WTRR Peninvula Life In*. Co. It A A Dept. Slora Sanford Flower Shop Mr A Mr* Chicle* Lewis Carrol Daniel Contractor Gregory Lumber Co. Bud Davis Gerald Behrens Hero in the Rift that Is top# nn bis secret ’‘wish” list! . . . pajnmas that enter to his every whim, his desire lor comfort und good looks! Pick out his real leisure yift in Lhe newest "wash ’n wear". Feature 1:41 • 2:12 • 5:10 • 7:38 9:36 If �Stars O f American Golfdom To Tee O ff Tomorrow Tee-Off Schedule For First 2 Days Following U tho teeoff-tlm* schedule for Uw Mayfair Inn Open tournament for the first two days. Tho first time liven Is for Thurs­ day. the second for Friday. Indurall Will Try For Third Victory In Schoolinq Runs Keith Dillon's great Indurall, “W greyhound deflnilety picked for Saturday night i ^ a u g urat Handlcap. uil try hto third schooling victory in the 22nd race on tonight'a 31-ract pre-teaion program at the Banford-OrUndo Kennel Club. Opposing this winner of the International at Blieayne last May will bo three other Grade A speedsters, each one an Inaugural proapect. They are Fable Bluest and two of Induratl’i kennelmatea, Crt Tears and Bel Del. Tonight's fla t race, a fourdog affair, boatte two Inaugural can­ didates. Rockin Jo and Society Oilter. Opposing them will be Fable B«eky and Rebel MkJnlte, each a one-time winner. Both Rockin Jo and Society Slsler wilt be trying for a third schooling victory. The first and lltb racea are alio rated Grade A and Hit inch top performers aa Fable Formula. Run Happy, Fortran Time and Casual Sue. A total of 177 greyhounds are •cMduled to gallop tonight start­ ing at 7:10. For many of them It will be U »lr third schooling try, the required number of prt-seaion eligibility teaU. Tomorrow marki the final schooling aeiaton. The track will be dark Friday bight aa final reparations are made for Saiurprapo dap'* opening. Archie Goes After 'Knockout Record' MONTREAL (UPli - Light heavyweight champion Archie Maori plan* to "shoot the works" In an attempt to set an all-time kstockout record tonlgld In his latest Utto defense against Usher man Yvow Duralla. Enduring Archie, who'll be 43 or a on Saturday, will be gunPlug for a record breaking 127th kayo as he riski hli 179-pound rrnwn for the seventh time against Ihe Cansdisn and British Empire champion In a scheduled ISrounder at the Montreal For­ um. Moor* la favored at 3-1. Laotwld Pigeon, chairman of Um Montreal Athletic Commitaton, announced Tueaday night Dial Jack Sharkey, former heavywtlght champion, had been aeItcted to referee Montreal s flrat world HtU fight In five years. Promoter Eddie Quinn reported that a brisk ticket sale hid pul MtJMft in tha till and Indicated a crowd of tl.OM and a gate of •191,990 — new Montreal fight record*. The scheduled 19 rounder be­ tween Moore and the 39-year-ald fisherman frtm Bale Me. Anne, New Brunswick, will be televised threughout Ihe United States by tha Amarlesn Broadcasting Com­ pany and throughout Canada by tha Canadian Broadcasting ComP»ny.___________ ___________ CALI. HERTZ F AEvfnln-w 2 -7FA71-7500 23 H ERTZ r IVic RoV.ie, A|Ll0l E. Ill 18 Beat Or Match Par In Qualifying Field O f 105 To Pursue Gators, Tide Play Dandridge Winner Lion's Share O f $15 ,0 0 0 Independents; Vols Of School Trophy 7. 10:1*. Bill Wright. ’ Andy Ar- F.isbtern of the 1W golfers who cury, Alex Hackney; 7:07, 10:a . bulled It out for R3 places in the Msyfafr Inn Open tournament heat Cecil Dandridge. senior quarter­ Lofton LdenfJeld in 113*. is the Bob llarmrich, Dr. Gordon Man­ or matched par yesterday. Topflight stars of American golf i top ranked playeri who did not back for Coach Jim Plfott’a Semi­ oldest consecutively presented in­ dnm will tee off here tomorrow have to qualify and the average chester, Gordon Cunningham: 7:IS, These golfers were competing , nole High School orange Belt dividual sports award In the United Press International 10:90. Laurence Cook, Hans Merr- for berths in the anmul *13,Oon <", «,le «nnual Mayfair Inn Open fan tan get some Ides of whst the competition will he like. Alabama and Florida go against championship foothill squid, todsy South. tourney which starts tomorrow. A ® °,lf toumarricnt. ell, Paul Blgjy; 7:22, 10:37. Ileg- w ... ___ _not „requlr__ 1 ,n Pu r,u *1 ot * **‘,n * *h,rc of Who will win the title? None of couple of independents in to wss nsmed winner of the Peter It will be tendered the youngtotal of S4 golfers were lie Myles Jr., Denny Champagne. cd to poit"qualifying scores T he1,tie *19 (W0 prire money will be i the golfers eared to offer a name. night's only haskelball action in Sehaal trophy aa his team's Most,,,e r by the donor, now in Orlando ) Ernie Boroi: 7:30. 10:49. Joseph field numbers 1JO for the first 150 nr ,h* "Mlon'a top profession Several listed about half of the “lbr “ Southeastern .... ............. Conference -------Valuable Player. ; advertising company owner, at the Malls, Ballard Beasley, Alex Leip- round »>»• la u d in g the three men who entries as possibilities. Thp Crimia„ Ttde visits at Mem ’ ^ •"'>«*> All Sports Banquet next er; 7:37, 10:93, Billy Booe. Jimmy Leading the par w a s have *«• won «»« the •«'f' title in In three years. Ihe Mayfair Phi. State state University, University, where where baa bes -ii ™ Tl>c ‘roPhJ -- 3I«« «<> be presented Mly par busters busters was »■''* «» previous >" B ran. Bob Grant; 7:49, 11:00, Henry William* J r . 40-year old >r*!* (ormer foot. .. . . , open has had three different Cham- |cet|)Aj| j, onc „( major sub vines the first' was handed to end , Eltven Jud Gene Borek, Herb M irrunen, Joby Fleetwood P i golfer WUllimi Thli i» the moil Imprewhe firld pious .None has been able to re* jeets and runslderable trouble -----------------ball players, sgreed thst HandConnor; 7:91, 11:07, Fred Annon, hid a il/ilin* five under par. In four year history of the peat thus far. Al n*ldin*. Mike cottld be encountered. ridge, more than any other of Paul Bondeson, Everett Stuart. lie had a 31-39. | tournament. Raved or. practice t'etehlck and Waller Rurkemo, The Gators, still remembering i the 20-odd squad members, bevt « 00. 11:19, Jim Riggins. 'Carl Three strokes higher were Hue , roun-1. of several of the pre tour- winners In successive years, are h0w e,0M) , honveatnte team came O V I C d O C d Q 6 FS B O W fitted the "Most Valuable" title. „ ubt)f|| Tnm Talkingtnn; 0:O7. ion (Paddy l LaClalr Jr.. Blrmlng n*-*' /•'"riles, and round, of ilea- high on the list of favorilcs. ,0 upwttlna ,hem Monday, play He was the one player the "team 1|;22 0irdnfr nicklnron Jr., ham. Ala., and Fred F erT ara.d y ro lfers who had t i qualify yts- But so are Dow Finatarwgld, Rontn, CoUt«« - another Flor could have le n t done without." Mike Felchlrk. Bob To.kl; 0:19 Lyndhur.t, N. Y. LaClalr posted ‘" d a y . the sr-ra-Un. fl.400.yard. PGA Player of the \e » r; Julius ,(|j| tr4m the one progressively more com- • P*r ,71 at _ the May fair Boro, winner of the Carling Open; norlll|1 won ,t | rirlt g im e of 11:30. Bert Weaver, Fred Ferrara, 3613. Ferrara a 39 34. petent "take charge" player. * money (t,r M((on |n , runaway over The Oviedo Lions were held to Dave Marr; 8 22. 11:37, Waller Touring the course in 70 were Country Club could I* in for a Arnold I aimer, leading His scholastic ability was pointed Skip Alexander. Gene Borek. Bill ***) ''caling. winner of IO>S; George Bayer. Krsklnr but lost to Georgia bellurkemo. Doug Ford. Marly Fur gol; *:3o. 11:49, Henry Castillo, Parker, Everett Stuart, I-awrence ;s" ,rw fr ,han 11 who q lalifit-d winner of the Havana Open; I etc forr „ j K|ns strtsin Monday. Ala- three points in the third quirter to as "m ore than adequate." while ItalicLlchardus, GordonJones; , Cook and Ron Montrrssor. yesterday were evenor belter Hun ( o-ijicr, Weal Palm Beach ebam- bam4> operating wllhmtt last Isst night by Bishop Moore's bss- his coolness under fire, his pin 9:37, 11:93, Jim Ferre*. 'Mel FleiEven per were Gene Lesch, par. Add to this number the 64 plon Paul Harney, Doradu Beach )Car-f j,|Kb , corers Jack Rubltsyn krthsll learn and never were able point passing, and his llghlnin; speed earned him vote after vote winner on Sunday. seher, Wes Ellis Jr.; «:4S. 13:00, Tlirone Wood, Truman Connell, the and Jim Fulmer defeated Jack- to catch up, bowing to the OrRunner-up was David Stanley | Add ts this list the Hubert bra- »onvJ|Ie* State and Spring Hill In u n(u MU1d to.*; Bob Keller. Everett Vlnrsnt, John Ihrone Wood. Truman Connell, senior guard, who alto was sccono Ihrrs. Lionel nnd Jay. Tbe former ---- ■— — r l*no° »<iuaa, ro w . Cleary; l:*3. 13:07, George Bayer. the only amateur in this elite to the 1997 winner. Eddie Barbour Is an cx-PGA champ, the taller, croup, Joe Campbell, Everett YinBilly Maxwell, Art Doering, Sehaal was sports editor nf The who is Mayfair's touring pro, was string Tuesdsy right with a Rl-90 tanl, J. C. Gofisie, Bob Crow, Dick ^ 0:00, 13:19, Mike Dletr, 'Jim runnenip to Rurkemo last year. vI lory over stubborn W .ke For WJl! ^ rll C- B1*h?p . M? )f* ,*!1. t.hit Herald when In the spring of 1928 Tiddy and Carroll Armstrong. Spencrr. Bob Watson: *:07. I3:n, Then there are Porky Oliver, for- ” , lhe on| othfr l r ( l c4me period, 2* 21. Oviedo played Bishop after the team had had om of its * Golfer* who shot more thin 7S Arnold Pslmer, Joe Kirkwood Jr., mrr Mayfair pro Doug Ford Rll lcbrtuled. Uuiilsiw Slate .h o w Moore a close game through the worst of several consecutively bac * failed to qualify for the tourna­ Jay Hebert: 0:19. 13 30, B|II ColNEW YORK lU P I/—Paul Dirt « asjwr J r . F rank Stranahan. I red f(1 flne (p^H Arkansas first two quarters, trailing 14-10 seasons, he secured Coach Hugh ment. tins, Tom Nleporle, Tony l^ina; at the end of the Brat and 31-20 al Whelchel's permission to offn rel, who guided Louisiana State to JUwkinv. Marly Furgol, Al Resse57.511 0:23, 13:37. Pete Cooper. Al Bessewhat was for years the only in Intermission. thr an!) perfect record iHs ) f ir arr* do/en* nf nt Tennc»*ee appeired lo bo In link, Dow Finsterwald; 0:30. 13:49, However, seven minutes elapsed « nliv* a w ,n * °‘htf th»° lhc •mofst major • rollege football LJreenilim ! fairways ire Ini good trouble early In Ihe game, after J. C. Gossir, 'Truman Connell letter or numeral. la the third before the Lions gar team* and Ihe ItLSi national grid»hape. A fouraomc uf p**jrkeroo, ^ colch benched big Geoe TorJohnny Pott; 0:37. 11:93, Bill In addition, he posted an offn f Iron charnplonihip. today wai l'*lmfr» Hebert nnd John Mar* mohten becauie of three fait nered their first basket. Bishop Meyers, Bill Griffith. Bill Zylslra; Moore, meanwhile, was hitting for to have the first and second teair named ‘’Coach of the Year" In num toured the ;our»c In about fouj( \\ WAt only m Ihe tlotlifg 0:49, 1:00, Ronnie Mnntreisor, Joe the annual poll conducted by tbe P*r ' K itrrday. |lrt>trt and liar- fninutea, vith the 61 ahotmaker 19 points and a lead which prov­ players as hit guests at an Orang< Campbell, Ed Kroll: 0 32, 1:07, New York World-Telegram and num won the back nine after Bur* Jn actloo. that the Vola were ed too much for Ihe scrappy Lions. Bowl game should they coni Jack Lumpkin, Bernle Haas, CarSun amt Scrip pad toward Newipa krmo and Palmer took the honori a^|e to pull safely ahead of the Leading the Oviedo attack was through with a perfect recurd. Hr NEW YORK <UPI I—Bob Herroll Armstrong. on the front nine. Mlxe Duda with four field goals. extended this to covet the 23 play ^ Deacons 10:00, 1:13, BUI Farrell. Steve rlson, a Texas farm boy who be­ per* the Finsterwald, Balding. Stranahan Arkansas led LSU for a time. »lx foul shots for 14 point*. Wallace ers and their dates for a trip tc * DieUfl won lhc honor by . . . . . . . . -------- — — — -----------laakov, Bill Cornelius; 10:13. 7:00, came an All-America alar at the greatest vwtep In the 21-year hi*- *nf» many of the othert toured Ihe Tlfert' fait break brought Kelsey had 10 and was the only the Gator Bowl In Jacksonville Francis Brown, Lloyd Spsrrow, Unlvarsity of Oklahoma, today lory of this renowned award,” the revamped course yesterday. Since t^em front In the aecord half other Lion to break Into Ihe double after that affair became establish was voted rollege football's ed. Jon GusUn; 10:33, 7:07, Ed Knyeh, World - Telegram and Sun rc the eadtng contenders were not Ind kfpt lhem ihcre. figures. •Dorsey NevtrgeU. Burl 'olesla, "lineman of IBM" In a nation­ p0rtP(j So far. th* squad has not reach required to qualify, few were talkHigh for Bishop Moore was Jim 10:30, 7:19, Harry Offutt. » -b Klv- wide United Presa International ed that eminence, although the Dletrel received 313 first-place In* about their scores The MayEllis with 21. Jack Sullivan and tin Jr., Joa Dodlch; 10:37, 7:23. poll. 1997 team almost did it. John Lane each had 17. Harrison, a 211 pound center votes from the CIS billnls cast fair course has been altered since G ■ o r f a Lewis. R ic h a rd Other winners were: In 1328 and by memlters of the American Ike 1997 tournament. Most of the This was the second toss ot the and linebacker who wa* drafted Smith, Mac Main; 10:43. 7:30, 1929. I-oflon Edenfield: 1930 Football Coarhea Assoelatioa. lie pleyrrs wanted to gel the "feel" season for the Lions Tony Berkovich, 'Gene Wttiel. '•• w * " bx the S.n Francisco also received ltd second-place of the greens and look over the George Moye; 1911, Johnny Cour Other Oviedo scoring: Joe Duda G eneU K h: 10:32, 7 37. Ivan Gan ' Forty NInera of the National lootVoll«d r „ M l .u n s U o il l (*>, Alford. Smith and Trslniky ler: 1932, Hendrix Lyles; 1933 U. Billy Collins. Eddie Mrrrlns; b*H Uague. received 4« votes In votes and 67 third place volet snd new layout before eompelltlon (< each), Brookshire 13), Willis Qullllan Jordan; 1931, George Me w balloting by 2*7 sports wrilers thus was mentioned on 499 bal- starts Clclland; 1P35, Elwyn Squires; 11:00, 7:49, Rob Kllswurth. lou and broadrastrr*. lots approximately M l»or cent I’rsctice rounds also were schc(3) and Briggs (3). 1936. Lcland McClelland; 1937 Birboro. Jack Doss; 11:07, 7 97, Jolm Guilk, Pittsburgha All nf the total doled for today. A clinic this West Virginia to Citadel 61 Robert Stoinoff: 1*18, the late Dick Tiddy, Grover Todd. Msrilynn Amrrira guard, was second in F'nrcit Fvashrvski. who led aflrnw.n was to bightlghl the last Connecttrut 77New Hampshire 40 . prior , to getting down lo ^...i )(jj (jrtlnus 67 Capt. Darrell Forguson: 1939. Jiir Stroud; 11:15, 1:00, Doug Sanders, the poll with 29 votes. Max Fug low* lo Ihe Big Ten title and. day bullRiser, Al Balding, Lionel Hebert: 11:23, ler, renter for unbeaten - untied Rose Bowl berth deeplte the grad- ness tomorrow morning Niagara *7 Villa Madonna 69 Also. 1940, Robert Altman; 1911 9:07, Gay Brewer Jr.. W. A. Lniiilina Slate, was next with nation of several star players Finals In be 72 -ole tourney Fa rfleld 90 Hunter 90 Bill Bra nan: 1912 and 1943, Billy (Dub) rig in , Bob Crowley ; 11:30, runner up in the ruling will) arc* icheduletl Sur.da>. Alliance *9 Thiel 74 Fleming; 1941, Foots Bromley; 9:19, Julius Boros, Bo Wininaer, 21.Tlic remaining 1M votes were M first Place . -------- — Kings Point 50 Trinity (Conn.) 46 M first place votes ami was men1949 and 1943, Willis Anderson; Art Wsl' Jr.: 11:97, 9:22, lb.b scattered among 3S linemen with Honed on 173 hallnts. Phil Dick- D |n r L n n f O r / T o r n r l nostan Coll. 79 Northeastern 39 1917, Wally Tyre; 1948, Richard Goeti, 'Tom Sheehan, Huston l.a Jim Houston. Ulilu Slate rnd, and ens. who tutored Irdiana to one DIuCKOUT UruGrCa South Clair; 11:49, 9:30, JlnwJr Johnson, Ted Rale*. Oregon Stale tackle, of its Iwtl season* In recent his­ PASADENA. Calif tUPI) - A Rats; 1919. Charles Anderson; 195" Navy W DicktnsoA 39 Frank Stranahan, Dick Mayer; lied for fourth with 19 apiece. tory, was third with 92 first place For Orange Battle Richmond 79 W & L 6J new Pacific Coast "Big Four" Mike Whckbel: 1931, Ed Gordon; & 11:92, 9:37, Dave Ragan. Rill Park­ Zeke Smith, Auburn guard, was vote* and wav mentioned on 119 MIAMI ( tP I ) - The Orange Tennessee 61 Wake Forest 90 conference which will seek to ex­ 1932, Junior Metis. 1*93, Ross Han- * tend III prestige and scheduling mini: 1994. John Jones; 1999, Jim er, John Ramum. auih with 13. Jarkle Burnett, ballots Bow! COmmll'ee has ordered a Louisiana St. 67 Arkansas 59 Hawkins; 1936, Brantley Schlrard; 13:00, 9 (9, Roll Goalby, Ed Auburn renter, ahd Monte Stick — ■ 1 ~~ lelevDIon "WackotM" wlibln a 15" Jacksonville 49 S E. Okla. St. 49 on a nationwide basis emerged to­ 1957. Eddie narbour Furgol. Fid Oliver; 12:07. * 92, Irs, Notre Dame end, each drew r , j a | mile radius »( Miami for the Georgetown K1 Loyola (Md.) 73 day from the wreckage of the Pa­ cific Coast Conference. Mike Krak, Don Rlspllrighnlf, lco 12. Vrl Heckman, F'torida tackle, New Year’s Day esme between Presbyterian 79 Mercer 74 COOLER IN BUMMER Blagelll; 12:19, tu n , Tommy Rull, amt and nrocfc Brock Strom. Mrom, Air iForce orre * . c J IJ a Oklahoma amt Syracuse. Chattanooga Si S W'ern (Tennl 67 The lo-calted Big Four — the WARMER IN WINTER Mario Cariagno, Don Fairlirbl, Academy lackle, each received P A O y jU C C C C C l M O n t University of California, UCLA, Rut officials said the blackout. N. Carolina St. 96 Clemaon 54 SAVE FUEL 12:22, 1.07, Thorne Wood. Itob 10. University of Southern California COLLEGE PARK. Md. tUPI>— • 8r" fl •>?' CBS Television. Furman 75 Ersklne 63 Hill, Bob Carmen: 12.30. 9 15. Paul Harrison. 2t. 1* a 6 foot 2 se­ and the University of Washington may be lifted if enough ticket* High Point 95 E. Carolina 76 FIBGRCiLAS Earle Edwards and Comer Jones Harney, Henry William* Jr., Fred nior from Stanford, Tex. He is were retarded as the leadlui ran are sold to Ihe footbsll classic by Wash. I Mo.) U. 96 Centenary 31 -representslive■ met with people INSULATION Wampler; 12:30. 9 23, llavls Inva Ihe Isiest In a long tine of bril­ didates from the old Pa rifle Coast Con­ Midwest today to sorreed Tommy Christ m a*. Jr., 'Clarence Pnlllip*. Bill Mark­ liant Oklahoma linemen devel­ Mont as head foothill roach at The TV order wa* issued Mon Marquette 93 Creighton 49 ference (PCC) during the p u t two ham; 13:49, 9:30, Bill Casper Jr., oped by Corner Jones. Ihe uni­ Ihe Univcrsitv ol Maryland. day after the competing univcrsl- Bawling Green 75 Duqueine 61 days to wind up affairs of the 4<Holler for Haller* Skip Alexander. Chick Herbert; versity's line coach. Mont turned in Ids resignation lira returned 3.000 unsold ticket*. Augustan* (III 1 70 Monmouth 64 athletic league which was founded Cliff G. Haller, Inc. 12:92, 9:17, Chuck Alexander, 'Bob in IRIS. But they had their eyes to Ihe Maryland hoard of rerents Transportation problems, due Detroit 77 Canlslus 79 r»4iMy li , si ,«/v 711 W. Robinson Createy, jjoh Boh Crow. Crow, *1 Ihe same time on the future. partly to the crippling Flastern Western Reserve 51 Fcnn 41 Tuesday. “ 1:49, Tony Phono GArden 4-9963 The Big Four may woo sueh ti­ Air Line* strike, were blamed i 00. Tony Utorgwa. Mlcrtwa, L leoe o |N U Q e n t N a m e S 4 0 Wheaton 107 Mllllkin 73 The Terrspins, former national tans a* Army, Navy, P1U and Scathweit son, rhampions. won only II time* In for the lag in ticket vsles. FRKE ESTIMATES Notra Dam*. --------------------East Texas St. 62 Austin 56 Jerry three seasons under Mont’s dlreeAmericans had a total of 17 and,Tex. AAM (1 Sam Houston M 54 lin, Larry Tomaalno; 1:19. 10 00, TAI.I.AHASSEE (t PI I — A I" ||nn | | , succeeds-I Jim Tatum as a half billion dollar* in the hank Hard -Simmon* 63 N. Tex. St.72 ln ijmi Tammy Cosmos, Jack Mowry, nun squad from Florid* Mile Ernl* Fortner. will make Ihe trip to Louisville. e^w irdi eurrently Is head at the end nf 1997, a seven billion-. Grand Canyon 71 Antons St. U West Ky. for the Blue Grass Rnwl f0 Jth „ Norty, Carolina Stale dollar increase in savings during 'Denatts amataur California ST St. Mary's 9* game Saturday. while Jen's Is line roach at Okla the year. Coach Tom Nugrnt said the horns. Jack Hennemler, a mem­ Semlnelei will leave by plane ber of the present Maryland Seminoles G et 6 Friday morning. TFelr opponent machine staff, also Is being con­ on warm days In th* tnaugral game of tbe new sidered for the head coach spot, State Prep Stars bowl la Oklahoma State according to informed lourcei. TALLAHASSEE I U Pli - Full F8U practiced p ail defense and hack Myers Hand of Quincy and ollenie Tuesday five other Florida high school Afterwards, Nugent rulad nut Horses are so rare on Forrnoi* gridiron slars have signed foot­ any more pre-game •rrlmmagrt that a pair «f them attracts hill scholarships at Florida Stale for fear of Injuries throngs lo the Taipei Zoo University. when you want it! Hand, husky 195 pounder voted best hark In Ihe North Florida "Big Bend" atea. scored 97 points and gsinrd 1.579 yards nishing this season, lie played a key rel* In helping Quincy win Ihe Northwtit Florida Conference charnplonihip. Othan who signed with I he Seminoles Included quarterback Dick Krtauich of Hialeah, end John Rolnli from St. Petersburg, center Bruce Roney from Largo, and tackle Andy Roberts and center Want Wilson of Tallihasiee. Top Wake Forest To Bishop Moore Dielzel Is Chosen Grid Coach Of Year Oklahoma Center Lineman Of Year Cage Scores Pacific 'Big Four' Seeking Prestige towards Uf JOnGS For Trovel ^ uod No Heat Give him what he really wants! QUICK H EA T NOW you ca n haw* DECORATOR HARM ONY outalda, to o I SIASON OPINS GoldBond' C H R O M A .T E X A IB IS T O S ||» l l « IB IH iL li 0*5 N U w O U U 4NHD | g m p f u m l toBUltP w w Ir r U ttk m * t.W p a r Month. 81 MONTHS TOPAY. T t r rf IT J* ’ 0 • New Isssestsr eeleiw ler iwedsriv saterier alyltog. • Nsw rich-train taatur* rlrala caatlteat aidawalla. • AahaaSao-catnant maana lllaUma durakUlty, na wphwp. SATURDAY NIGHT ) 11 Big Races • Post • Time 8:10 P. M. Schooling Tonight I 7:30 P. M. • Admission Free • Uwor la Bttoa than any asjtoe type ai Quality Kt Rstary Blade Shavt Hi* M idi It Tha Lar|9it-8alllfl| Shavti In Th* World! lestoad ol pinching off wh-skora, Norolco strokes them off with lemoi-i sail-sharpening rotary blades. 4 Whisker-root close, Nortlco is still the easiest on a man's face. Hew iutei!«ii high-speed motor wont heat up, nertr needs oiling. t* vest shaver to clean —nip-top hood springs open at touch of a button. tm ® ^*j^L 10apU at lih FA 2-9*99 FIREPLACE FURNACE Of Located 8 M itei South Sanford On Highway 17*92 S i t tha m w Ntraict S p ttd th m r <*W|lt>tRM U w on Utt Stava Allan and Jack P u r alwan, NBC*TV Tbsrmootaiitelly Controlled forced Cirrnlallon No NMome AlhM. Burned Rag*, or Smoke Stains, EA8Y TERMS FURNITURE CENTER “Where your dollar buys more furniture** l l i W . P i n t 81. 2*5181 �Wed.. Dee. 10. 193&—P*j« 7 Humphrey Basking Tampa Boy Dies In Street Gang Battle In Limelight Of Khrushchev Talks TAMPA. H a. (U P lr-A 13-yearold boy, out to avenge hit broth­ er'! beating by a neighborhood d k g . wai shot to death late Tuesday night In a cla»h with two carload! of teenage hoodlum*. Another youth wai seriously stabbed in the fray on a street near the downtown iiitrlrt. Two Dead, 20 Hurt In Traffic Mishap SOMERVILLE, N. J ( l Pit Two person* were kilted and about JO Injured Tuesday night in the collision of a New York-bound Trallway* Dus and a pickup truck on an Icy road. Police reported that three perions were injured serioutly when the bus. going east on Route :s. swened into the westbound lane V 1 crashed hcadon with a pickup truck at about 8:30 p. m. Both occupants of the truck were killed. They* were identified as Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dlllong. both 33, of Whitchouir. X. J. The bus was on its way from Allentown Pa., to X'ew York at the time of the smash-up. It was due In New York at 10:IS p. in. Driver George Simons. 37. of Easton. Pa., told police he drove 0 in bacK of a truck that had no rear lights, lie ssid he swerv­ ed Into the opposite Isnc to avoid hitting the unllghted truck and alammed into the other truck. Simons suffered a fractured foot and was treated for shock. Five ambulsnces working In relays took 30 passengers and Simons to Somerset Hospital, where Simons and two passengers were admitted with serious injuries, id e n tifie d among the injured were George Zwoyer, 3d, of Al­ lentown. fractured rib: and Fra ti­ ke! Smulek. 36, of Brooklyn, frac­ tured rlh and contusions. Jet Crashes; Eight Missing, One Alive ®ALTL'S. Okla. (L T II-A n eightjet B33 bomber crashed and ex­ ploded In open ground about six miles north of here late Tuesday night. Apparently eight crew members were killed but a ninth parachut­ ed In safety. MaJ. Ryard F. Raker, 33, of Atlc. Tex , was found about a quarter of a mile from the crash ike early this morning, uncon­ scious and in a state of shock. A spokesman at Alius Air Force Base said the plane was on a routine night navigation mission when it apparently developed en gmr (rouble. Only one victim had been IJent Hied In the crash wreckage thus far, but hate official* tab! there were eight men aboard in addi­ tion to Baker. ftavy Man, Negro Hurt In Accident S ift #tn fer& V rr« n Detectives quickly rourded up night, the Rowes figured they had IS boys and two girls plus an ar­ taken enough and planned to am ­ senal of knives, aaes, lead pipes, bush the car. a pistol and a shotgun. The youths They were armed with long ranged In age from 13 to 36. rubber hoses. Police said Jamca Earle Rowe When Youngblood drove by. the died almost instantly from a nowes chased the ear on foot. close range shotgun Mast alter he Someone In the eat opened fire and several members of his fam­ with a shotgun. Despite the hail ily ran out to answer the taunts of shotgun pellets, the Kcntuckl of a gang of teen agers who had ans continued to advance. Battle on Foat drive by the Rowe home for the last three nights “looking for a About a block away, the youths In the Youngblood ear and an­ fight." Rowe and his family moved o th er vehicle following jumped here about a month ago from out and massed for a fight. Dur­ ing the brief fray, the shotgun Cumberland, Hy. was discharged at James Rowe Kid Brother Beaten Tommy Wilson. II, was report­ He slumped to the street dead ed in good condition after surgery Then the cars sped sway. for stab wounds in his arm and abdomen. Police said the feud between Hie Kentuckians and the Tampa gang apparently started last Fri­ day when Rowe's 13 - year • old brothrr, Herman Rowe, and a young companion, Frank Holmes, 17, were attacked and badly beat­ CARACAS. Veneruela (LTD — en hy Raymond Richard Young Police using tear gas arrested 33 blood, 16, and some of his friend*. persons Tuesday night to break The neat night, Edwin Rowe. 30, up the second night of demonstra­ caught Youngblood and his gang tions against the apparent elec­ and started to avenge the beat­ tion of anil Commur 1st candidate ing. The fight ended when Young­ Romulo Betancourt as president. blood and his friends pulled out Police Chief Col Arralr Mo a shotgun and a pittol. rales reported I.YCOO p e r s o n s For the next three nights, gathered in small groups in the Youngblood and a carload of com­ El Silencio area. Roaming police panions rode past the Rowe home, of 13 to 30 policemen kept shooting taunts and Insults and squads daring them to fight. Tuesday them from forming a large pro­ test march on the Capitol where votes in last Sunday's election still wer* being counted Police hurled tear gas at about 300 persons who grouped together in front of the Junin Theater In El Silencio Square. Three allots were heard in the area. Troops also used tear gas to MIAMI (LTD - Three small break up a demonstration of 1.000 brothers told today how they set persons in the Sam Martin quar­ fire lo a portable school elan- ter. room from which they stole some Arrali Morales said most of the demonstrators were supporters of pencils and a football. The boys, ages I, 10, and 13, deposed dictator Marco* Perei wanted to destroy finger prints Jlmeurr Howctcr, Hx> young men they imagined would s h e them roamed the streets shouting "Viva away, authorities said. Police said Larraiabal," Rear Adm. Wolf­ the older boy told them he got gang Lirraiabal. former junta the idea hy watching a television leader and candidate of the Re publican Democratic I'nion and crime program. Tom Valentine, county school Communist Party. security chief, ssid the young trio u*ed ■ gallon of gasoline to Hart the fire, which diu damage Same Vote Total, estimated at SIS,000. "They slopped gasoline over the But Both Beaten floor, then threw a match in the •lONTPF.Lirn. \'l —(LTD puddle and ran," he said. But the An election oddity showed that fire went out. *o they returned two candidates, a Republican and and dumped a box of papers on Democrat, Imth received the tam e a book still smouldering. number of vote* while being beaten • That did it." Valentine «ald. at the poll*. "It's a miracle they didn't burn Democratic candidate Frederick themselves." Fayette got 33.336 votes in loiing nut fur Dir U. S. Senate. And Republican Harold J. Arthur got voles In his unsuccessful Rites Held Today 53.336 bid for a seat in the U. S House For Henry Walker of Representatives. Police Arrest 32, Gas Used On Mob 3 Youths Confess Starting Of Fire CRAWrORDVtLLE I LTD — Funeral c-nice* were planned lo day for former Sen. Henry N. Walker, • colorful figure in Flo­ rid* polities for half a century. Walker died Monday at hit Wakulla Beach home at Ihe age of 99. Service* will be held in the Craw ford* ille Baptist Church at 3 p. m. Retired for Ihe past 30 years. Walker represented Wakulla — Franklin and Liberty rounties In the state Senate In 1933*37 and 1937-39 lie also w»» chairman of Ihe slate Democratic Committee, sheriff and clerk of Ihe Circuit Court In Wakulla County. Survivors Include one ion. three daughters, nine grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. DOLLAR DAY $A V IN G $ Hy WILLI\M TIIEIS WASHINGTON (LTD - Sen. Hubert H. Humn'-rey twdav was riding the rrest of world wide no­ tice centering on hi* private inlervlew wilh Soviet Premier Ni­ kita Khrushchev. Mil stock In the distant Demo­ cratic presidential swcrpstakei of 1960 wai up sharply Humphrey'* eight hour ronfer eocf wilh the Soviet leader In Moscow last week and an 90 min­ ute report lo President Elsenhow­ er Tuesday grabbed more Inter­ national attention than most jotential candidates hope lo get in month* or years. It wit wilh this increated stat­ ure Humphrey Tue»diy night railed on the new hravtly-Democratie Congrri* for pa stage of a “ food for peace program" to counter Russia's plans for wtrld economic supremacy. He said in a speech at St. Paul. Minn . that thi* count*-*-* agricul­ tural surplus g h e i the United Slates “weapon the Soviet I'nion doc* nut even dream of having seven year* from now." The 47-year-old Minnesota Dem­ ocrat also said Tuesday night in a nationwide radio interview i mu­ tual • “Capital Assignment"' tint he planned to run for reflection to the Senate in t9v». But those who remembered Humphrey’s 1936 try for the vice presidenlisl nomination werr in­ clined to dismiss the disavowal of presidential ambitions Humphrey, Senate il.sarmament chairmi’ and a foreign relations eommitleeman, ha* been men­ tioned for hi* partv « into pic»l denliat nomination — but alwaya toward Ihe end of the list. Sen Mike Monroney <D Okla.3 said Tuesday that Humphrey now should he counted among the ma­ jor Democratic presidential hope­ fuls. THREE U n til I W illi S5 Dr More Order s ¥ ¥ F I N I S A H«« avhida ail paint and Hna vail paintt. Cvslam altadiflf. Many im­ proved feature*. E 2n * ¥ FREE! ¥ ¥ Y 9 m . s s s T°T STEP LADDER SPARE RIBS Hi O/. Ol 3 (.in n S A t 5 S 5 $ S S HU E PLATE Pcnrti nnd Pineapple 2 =J•'•4 1 a rf n u n < * S * S A * S LOOKIKS OKrs lien. Dadf f-J, H»4*eW*r S bterday 9-11 Vereierlr Admiral Impure Corporation 1QA9U MAM TO RIIIDINTS 09 A ll NEARBY TOWNS + + * l av M 30 i- r #fr ■ i u a nf ai i M * Every 2nd Cm $ on * 6 a" FREE! O dal. ♦ * + * | | | ''U*« TN I SOUTH S MOST FAMOUS PAINT _ SAVI HALF ON ALL TOUR PAINT * NIIDSf GUARANTIED! IIST YOU NAVI IVIR USID Oft ALL YOUR MON IT RACK. ¥ ♦ WORLD'S LARflIST TTT' ^ TION 6 f ITS KINO. MART CARTIR PAINT FACTORIIS. Mary Carter Paints FA’wii/'sANnjRD, fh . + 103 IIA.NQUHT PEARS 11)3 DEL MONTE FRUIT U n" COCKTAIL ,i n _ FOOD KINO CREAM STY LE FR O Z ElsfliA R G A IN S DOVE It IIDEADED McKENZIE SHRIMP niD D S E Y E W IN T E R G A RD EN CHICKKN — T U R K E Y BUTTER BEANS Pfcft. POT PIES J FRENCH FRIES n g reen PEAS For m VELDA a ICE M ILK KRETSCHMER RITZ JOAN OF ARC CRACKERS “ 12 O /. link * Foodmarf Contribution Plan IIKECHNU.T STRAINED HA BY FOOD 12 Of. BLUE PLA TE ft|ie PEA N U T H IT T E R Roll* SCOT TISSUE CANNON For H 00 1 DELMONTK SLICE PEACHE HANOI'FT WHEAT ^ •3 7 ' ^ H IT E POTATOES , A *00 HALF GALS. CORN FOOD KING GRATED TUNA 8UN8WEET PRUNE JUICE WHOLE HATH TOWELS 0 si1 .00I 0IR0SBY8 # B IR D SEY E C m . n 3 8 BROCCOLI SPEARS !■ PI»II». tR ,fJ ,r* so, You’ll Save Every Day In Our MEAT DEPT. Order) * veils, gtilinfs and naian* My pramivm araduef. Par ry—inside and auF. Das­ marina ipwihcatian. Par * ani at calara. •very ptirpata. DEANS Cane C«na * + * 1*"■ ‘ *M 4 21 North Orong* Street*......................Tat. GA-df-v 4 Jdflt 1243 East Colonial Drhre,..................................T*t GArden S 364] FOOD KING la n e ins 111 West First Street. .............................. Tat. FAIrfm2-3743 io e its*'*' i, s «*i 401 West Central Avenue......................... T*l. GArden 3-6493 TOMATOES BISCUIT te MM u*" G A C. FINANCE ..................... A PPLE Jnra SAUCE No. SWBET TREAT 2 PINEAPPLE Cans Sliced nr Tld Dll. 103 OAK HILL HUn EDMILK FAST S i A V I C g c t u r n s ---- •— Og. HODDEN'S SW EET OR If y e a have mar* s a p e a ita th a n yaw ears handle rl|h e "*w, s a t e the strain by larssalM atfni yes* * b ille t lent Inta a »I«»<a la - ■■ 15 MUSSULMAN’S 5 5 lit . COMSTOCK Cane p |E APPLES 10 rim OR brisk ist SHUHFINB No. 2 8 ASSORTED OCce Nsvn Dedr M, friday M. Oti*4 letwrier Mf. 'tun POPCORN 4 L- FREE! PLANTERS COCKTAIL c*m PEANUTS 7 S l/r * ^ 5 ! i KLEENEX $ [ .0 0 ? Can* TOP FORM TUNA CAT FOOD 4 •ft . SB** ' Plenee IP 1 PRESERVES TOO HIAVY A LOAD? Every 2nd Cm C 9 t s SM A LL LEAN GLASTONBURY, Conn — (IT D —George McNeil stepped out of the way of an oncoming ear and suddrily tound himself In the Con­ necticut River. McNeil I* a ferry attendant. 'SAVE H A LF - 1 P A IN T S ! s Orange Juice Truffle In Rough A WOMAN'S IFPICIBNCY HAS SAVED MANY MILLIONS IN PINE PAINTS SPKCTACUUR s S l l l lll INK ♦* * * * » -* * -* -» + + * ★ ★ ★ ★ + ★ ★ * + » + + * + * * * + + * ¥ s tr y in g to pull A Sanford Navy man wai Injured last night when Arthur Wade. Ne­ gro, made a left turn directly Into Ihr path of hia ear. officer* said Wade wav going south on 17 93 and attempted to make the lum al 31th SI mlohn Oliver. VAH1, was taken f f the Naval Air Station dispensary with a broken right hand, bruised knees and a bump on his head. Wade suffered laceration* of the head. He wa» charged with reck­ Four Cents Needed less driving and no driver's license lit i* now In the county jail. On Overseas Card Both automobiles were badly WASHINGTON (LTD — A damaged, according lo investigat­ ing officer Edward Hayden. Heavy Christmas reminder from the traffic hampered police effort* bur- n .**t Office Department: A fourcent stamp Is required ^ Ihe 6 p rn. arridcnl. or unsealed Christmas cards mailed oversell and to Canada First Opportunity *"d Mexico. ORI5KANY. N. Y. —(LTD Last year unsealed Chrlstma* Fire Chief Carl Smith said “I don't ards to Canada carried a two know if tho esperience was worth ent stamp. The new rales on in It" after he got a chance, for the crrational printed m a t t e r be first lime in 36 years, to drive thr •ime effective Aug. I. Unsealed cards sent to destinavillage fire truck. na within the United States ran The fire was at his own hon* and it caused an estimated tl.V> a mailed with a three cent damage. lamp. ¥ s ( KIDNEY BEANS FRUIT / CAKE \Z. Siza SAVMOR COUPONS * ! * ’ ¥• * ¥ T T T T * Wa Give FREE Movjt Tickela - No Purchua Neceaaary You’ll Save Here PARK AVE. at 23ih 8T. �•* • * r' •'*, • •' ’V"; * y • . .- ' ’*?• V ‘7 " •• ■ •' Ty?---. ■' ’ •' T' y. iBv, •T' 'T 7* /• ■' ‘ .- ' l*rv: n H H p * ■’ gljr fmforb Wtrua Page 8—Wed.. Dec. 10, 1058 T h e r a Is R o u te B u t I t 's L e n g th y L e g a l N o tic e PUTNAM, Conn. -< UP II When the Connecticut Public UtiHtire Com million authorized the Now Haven Railroad to discontinue trains on Its Hartford-Putnam line, It assured passengers they could still get from Putnam to Hartford by train la a round-about way. A check showed the quickest trip you could make to cover the a miles would take you seven hours. Unique Keepsake SPRINGFIELD. Vt. - f U P I ) Retiring U. S. Sen. Ralph Flan­ ders will receive a unique gift In memory of hie early ichool days. The Eureka School, built in ITU and believed lo be the oldest struc­ ture of its kind in the state of Vermont, wili he torn down and stored in the Senator’s barn. la ?*■ Fatal* mt JA CK S T IlH 'K U tM P . I>rra.aat la th* I'a art ml ik* Cnaatr J a t a r . I K N I M l U l In a a tr. F lv rld k , la Fr*kal*. T a AH rr*dlt**a and f t t v a i l l a i laa l talaaa « Ikwaada Aaalval •aid hat a ir i fnu a nt aarh nf you ara h*rab» natlflrt a n t rm ulrat la u r«* rn i any claim* a n t tamant* v h lr h rou or tltk*r af you. may lava; a ia ia ii Ika ratal* of JA C K H TItii k L A M ) . daraaaat lal* *f **lt t'oanty. to tk# Count* Ju ta a of S C IIIS O I.K County. Florida. *1 hit nfflra In th# court hout* of **lt L'a ia lf a t S A N F tm b . Florida. allhln »1*M raltndar month# from ih* tlm* *.f Iha flrat puhtkallna nf Ihla flollia tk rh claim or demand ahall b* In wrllin*. and ahall alal* Ih* tdar* nf r*aldanr* a n t *o,i o lf ir t a t draaa of th* rlalmanl. a n t ahall ba aanrn la hy Ik* rlalm anl hit aa*nt nr allarnay. a n t any tilth claim nr drmant » » t » » flltd •hall b* told /•/ Fll*n Slarllmr Aa B d m ln l.lra trll of Iha Carat* nf JA CK B T I I I C K I .A M ' t*r»aa*B JTR .VSTR O M . t' w in A lirlM T O B IC Aitornat* for Adminlalratrla Idaarda llolldlns. Sanford, blorlda A O T ld : o r A r r i .i c A T i n v l-D H T i l IIM II I l l I t Florida S’ atutta <f Legal Notice iSrr. 'V v rtT IC i: IS IIK R E IIV O IV R M Thai l». I>. panlal Iha hold»r "f ill* folln* |nc r*rllfl'-ai* ha* f lk d aalt rarllflrata for la » d**t I" ba l»aur.| lharaon. Th * rartllMala number and rear of taaaanrff. Iha daa.rltitlun nf Ih* prnt>»tly, and Ih* name t .Voilr# la harabr f t f f l thaf lh « In v h lrh II waa atara.rd ar* a* . _ , . Uh4*r*lsti*d Will. fH Ik* #IH " I folln* at T*ar of laauJanuary. A. I> l i l l p ; . » m i » iha C tH lflra la No 1*1 llnnaralil* O u n l y Ju-la* nf Faml,ll* T p J V .W « 0 .-K R T T ant* CaUBtr. Florida. h#r f ln «l f*. i "7.i:m^,r M W U of S1V A S\V>y of tarn, arrount ant vaiathara. a* A t N W «i herllon 11 T o v n a h lo m ln l.tra irlv «f Ik* . K ils la nf : « S, llaoaa 1J K IIIK IIK IR M At!lU(~B JA C O IIk t*- Nam* In v h lrh siaaaart u u « n K raaa.t, and at u M 11m*. lh*n ant tkrr< Italia annllrallnn tn tha MrKIray. Il»lra All of aalt tirrparly hrlna I* Ih* •alt Ju la a fnr a final *atllatn*nl -if h*r atmlnlatratlon nf M lt aatai*. CasnIV " f B*mlnolr. Slala "f F lo r Ida I'nlraa aurh rariltl al* ahall ant far an f>rt*r t l v h » r » l n * k*r ha radaamed ar oftlna »a law tha at tilth Atm lnlalrairls rronartr .|*#rrlh*d In aurh -a ril* P a n t tkla Ika lat dav « f D*cflrata w ill ba arid lo Ih* hlal>*al eaikar. A. !>. ISIS, Mddrr al Ih* frnnl door of th* r i n a 0 Jacob* County Court Ifrnia* at A* Ad m lnlttralrla of tk* Srralnnta Sanford. Florida on Iha flrat M on­ Batata af O K O IH IK M A U R IC * JACO BS day la *b* month nf January, I ' A . !«•*• at* it vh lrh I* Ih* llh ta t nf Ja n u a rr. STKM S7U0M . D A V IS * Jlc IN TO O II l l l l paled Ihla lal day of Paedltibar. A tlornft* for Adm lnlalru 111! R evert* B uiltlne Saalort, r i o r l t * ___ _ _ ___ IS E A I.I t> I*. H*rrit..n C lark c irr u ll I’ouri. x o T i r r o r a p t i .i c a t i o * Stmlnol* Counir. Florid* ru n t h sirs:rs I’uhllati ( I n . J, I llh nth A :i t h K O T tc r. IS ItK K K U T O IVR M . 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Florid*, an Iha first Monday In th* mnnlh nf Ja n . w h lrh I* Iha llh . day s ir r , lI l li l . whir • f Janasrr. ry, t1111 illStth. S ly af MovantBaal) F lf T t T lo r * H U H is H K n r .i r r h i v k m t h a t 1 aaa aheaetd In hualnaa* « r t i l l FhiaiaUn Av* u n ttr Iha flrtltloua nam* w inoo ant ann that rnai Ii Inland ini* nama nr nf Widen t* raefatar aalt nama w ith iIha Clark nf iha I’ lrriill l?our i. Sen ♦ml* sal* County. Florida. In iffoM* a rn x . _ • n r« w ith th« r»fe^i*tnfi« r f i n * riellllA u * Mam* klaiul*. i n .w in Bactias e e ik t Florida Sialtilv* 111!. /•/ IV. U Plrktrhnof imt Irm a J . Plrkarhonf w o t ic ij r - /r F H E S II Lbs. PIGS FEET OKOHHIA tirade A DRESSED and DRAWN Fryers Lb. l- # W’HXT 3 SO u rrc ^ L V o f f ? ) Young., Flump, Tender Rirds i r 5 Maxwell House COFfEt K:^d,#fir.v.ii, a ^ ,r,:r O. P. Ifaradon - - 3- 7o s e mAsctD 7~£ „ c a e CCVJ*. . *HI **rSilat thld llth. ta r of Mi.*am. 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J SHRIMP C-A o No SHORTENING .... 150.00 250.00 T* W A B S H A N ’ W I » I C IS m ES mW Z - AR.MIX 100.00 •***•****■• THEN WE W OULDN’T HAVE FAB 2 vis. 4 9 ‘ LU . It'ii a "cinch” to lie a generous Santa with a convenient Clirlatmun Cluh account! Your reconi lnx>k mitkiM it easy tn nave rcguUrly. urtl como next ChrialniRs thcro'ii a tidy sum «ccumulntcfl to make your Christmas really merry! y..'i /(/ M •j BE A SMART SANTA! START SAVING NOW FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS! .. . O S M A V B S A P A M I L Y Y p O* N I C E C A T S F h v r t ... i PUT you ON K.p - . F T ' G Q : \ % f t A ?JV B E K /i ■£f Market at 4lh ST. : :3 (OPEN SUNDAYS S a. m. 01 NooJ s TuSaEti ANVTHiNj l CO k j a c k .' OIT CSB MV **CK. YCJ BsZr r c a n t s t a n d , it s A j j v uuo LOSES h.6 r e v u e s p l s n & A D SCU SSO N S - z x �0 Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive W ant Ad CLASSIFIED INDEX 2—FUR RENT I —LOST AND FOUND I a»,e 6an(nrd f rrald W «d„ Dec LOST—Boxer dog. brown. 65 lb rt EI.Ak A APARTMENTS: reeeia k - ULOST AND FOUND rrivate bath*. !W W. F in t SL Very atntle. female named t - n OH RENT Falla. Reward—FA I 1130. Large furnijhcd 3 bedroom up S-A—ROOM * HOARD »tiir* apirlmrnt In town. $45 *—BEAU R RENTALS a month Cal' FA 2 3071 2—FOR RENT 4— r a n t e d to rent bedroom unfurnished house hat 2 bedroom unfurnished apartment, 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE atove, children, no pel*. 16300 kitchen equipped Ph, FA 2H79I •-FA R M S • ACREAGE . month. ID03 Summerlin Ave. LAKE MARY’ t bedroom apart GROVES ment, newt) decorated complete Furnished apartment, 291H W. tat. T-RLAL ESTATE WANTED ly furnished Call FA 2 2:14 if • —MISCELL AN EOL S 3 Room furmihed apartment. *45 ter 3 p, m, m o , including utilities. I’h W-FLOWERS • PLANTS FA 2 333. 2. 3 and 4 bedroom houses and • sum ns small ararimrnt. lF - O m C K EQLTPMENT 2 Bedroom hou»e. unfurm-hed, vtt- ROM I - PAVTON, Broker rhen equipped. 170 monthlj. Ph. 11—AL TOM OH IL ES . rhone FA MMI FA 2 *639. TRAILERS 3 bedroom 2 hath house in Rose 13-BOATS A MOTORS Court. 1110 per month. Phonr 11—FARM SUPPLIES A FA 2 3441. MACHINERY II—PETS • LIVESTOCK . Clean < rm down it apt All Tark SLPPLIES Porter H. Laming III. firatnao ARTICLES WANTED 17. S. N., recently graduated from 2 bedroom house, kitchen furnish­ ed. Clean and close in. FA 2 4013 PLACES TO EAT the Navy'* basic Engineman'i Jimmy Cowan. IT—REALTY PARLORS II—FEMALE HELP WANTED School at the Nasal Training Cen­ offices portly furnished—air con ter. tireat Lake*. ID The course II—MALE HELP WANTED included all phases of work on ditioned—gas best TA 2 3313 M-MALE OR FEMALE small engine*, distilling plants and Sanford Produce Co. *02 IVfit II—WORK W \NTED 23th. St. steam generator* 22-BUSINPSS (.anting i« the ton of Mr. and - OITORTI NITIES brdroom house, kitchen rquip Mr*. Porter II. Lansing of Sanford | ped *75 )W9 Laurel Ave. 33—SPEC! AI SERVICES : i - p i \ m » s E im c F .s Ave | Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 2320 3—RE M. ESTATE FlU S \I.r. KA—BUILDING CONTRACTORS Marta* Pfe. Terry V. Troiper Sanford Arc or FA 2 0129 U —ELEt THICAt. ■ CONTI! ACTORS graduates todsy from an Intensive net* 2 licdrnom hou»es. kiichen HA-BUILDING. REPAIRS, basic training court? at Camp tquipped. FA 2 6013 1-eJeune, N. C. During Iht* period. 2S-B IIITI.DING SI PPLILS Marines It*r primarily in the field 01A Palmeilo Ave, J F. Hall 27—NOTICE • PERSONALS ■nd *ake part in bivouacs, march21—AR TICLtS FOIt SALE Garage apartment fully furnish ei and muscle building exercises 21—F I RNITL RE A ed 140 per month Cook down HOIBEHOLD_____________ Troiper Is the son of Mr. and stairs, live upstairs. Mr*. Clyde L. Troiper. 2009 Adsms A\c. He will be home for two Ilarhelor apartment, ground floor leave before bring assigned 313 Palmetto Avr Locomotive Stolen toweek* permiarnl duly at a Marine 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped station. Piece A t A Time with electric stove A refrigera­ tor A heater. Phone FA 2 3631. ^BUFFALO. N. Y .-IU PH -T h e The Longwood Chamber of Com­ oM iteam locomotive donated to merce meet* tomorow night In the 3 Room modern apartment, dean a* new. private first floor. Navy the city of Buffalo Ir 1934 by the Civic League building i t *. The Chrtaprakr and Ohio Railroad ai Lyman School Glee Club will sing couple invited. Reasonably pric­ ed 1300 W 3rd St an "educational exhibit" fi » r l Christmas carols during the even tn| up on the wrong tide of the Ing. Speaker will be Mrs. Carmeta Sale or Rent I Rrdroom 36 ft. Ray. county aupervisor of the State tracks. New Moon trailer, air condition­ The railroading veteran was Department of Public Welfare. 3rd Addition. ed. Adult*. FA 2 7661. glvrn a ihtny coat of black paint North American Aviation Co. and Id brat* was gleaming when bedroom furnished house - For H o m es D faisncil F o r (l wai placed on permanent ex­ will host the winning squadron of Interview FA 2 wot F lo rid a Living'. hibition In La Salle Park. But. the the HATWING One bomhinc derby city rather* didn't fl(urc on the Saturday night at thr .Mayfair Large 3 A I bedroom unfurnished 3 k 1 IlctlroonH—l A - Hat ha apartment 173 I7m> Magnolia Inn. hoodlum element. The locomotive ha» been ill*VA - FHA REAL ESTATE r u n SALE mantled piece by pieic over the FIIA In Service month*—even a fence didn't pro­ Legal Notice CLOSE IX tect it—until it'* become en eye­ Conventional I bedroom. 2 bath. 2 story farm IM It VO MID sore Oliiciali indicate it toon will h o u s e recently remodeled. !'*<!* *»til *•* In Financing: be consigned to the icrap heap f 11 r f K f |. * s .f M se 4 >7*' Approx 3 aerrs rlrarrd A fenc­ «’»i v Halil I’liifWi, yi'Ul Il* |l , I*i iii *a. 1»»•*11-1Imtr 1>, ed land Low down payment !'••*. Iht ffatj- wlnc turn* Down Payments FA 2-6304. Ittm I <•»# nt« •T»r*i Uunu* t a - HE At. ESTATE rein SALS in—Mair nr Ornate FOR SALE Oft RENT: I Bedroom Col-rcd help wanted, must be over 21 apply in person at Pig N’ CB home at 27"6 Magnolia A'e Whittle. GE eqtnpfd kiichen. 2 block* from fioecrest School FA 2 33T7 Men W< men I2u Daily. Sell Lumior 272* Palm run Ave nout nameplalts Writs Retvei Co., Attleboro, Mass. Lemon Bluff camp, modern con verieme*. large Fla. room. 2 It-W ork Mantra lots, M. A, Bass. Baby sitting, Ironing. FA 2 7)26 10. lPo«— I\sge 0 IIOM&SEEKBnS Curtom built 4 tin. 2 bath home •itualcd amidol shade tree* on tour nicety landscaped lot* in qulel sedlon of Sanford A lovely homo featuring built In kiichen equipment, large brlrk fireplace, awning window* and irrrarrn Boor* Priced to sett at tt*.*on Reasonable term*. AA'AILABl.E NOW! H O M K .SK U .K ItS Thr be*l plare to sell sour home, i* where most homes are sold Local Briefs t SUNLAND Estates & South P IN EC R ES T S ous Double Duly Look For It In J. W. HALL It Like front home f«-r s» r nr rent MxJtiR BKOVVX REALTY Reatti.r I VhE M\RV Ph FA 2 3237 m FA 2 I33t Five acre tite farm Large 3 bed room house large harn Easy terms u«cph II l^vv Phone FA 2 1223 Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS - REM TOR Ellr. Methvin—1Velma Uonialrr, Ailrlaide II Mosca — Associate* 29U1 Part A'e 126 N Park Ave. FA :-S2K I’h FA 2-6F2J Lakefri-nt 2 bedrw>m * a me home Practically finished on inside Beautiful ltd right on take. Sboit distance from Del.and, 22.1i» cast) priii'. Can be financed Call Crumpion Duildcrt in Orlando. GA 7 *>3*4 Low As S100 Lois for rale, located A miles \V I mim'd Into Occupancy \V« (Eunranltc Pcntonnl Siiliwfaction «»r Vour Money Cheerfully Ilefundctl. OWNER WANTS OFFER HUtk liHIII'Ul* lUl'l n 41•*4• tsr ** *- - ' - FT 1>! kSALE OR TRAD! :il!CAGO — (UPI) - George mi» tiftlFk t ti ifilaict* Equity in 2 bedroom block home Ilalai. Chicago ItearV ownrr who | J. < IT* H i T 4t a* S . 11* I < « If II * 1‘ m *1 111* !*♦ I-esl f r fu«r l*ts«|lP* on corner lot In Highland Park returned a t coach of his profrt Tlir l*Jt|» Hill !•# tilll»h* IV ti7*p*-rs1 Will sell or trade for acreage stonal football team this year after ■nil ri^il »» thr r n r • 'imnlfh-i Mas'i. h l afa-tal. rinpi u, or lots. turning thr job o*er to Paddy i l ;.*»« «‘4|> |*. Y| , •,s th* •■!.«*> .1*1# Driscoll the last two «eatoni, guld Up* - If fft : if! 4 *11Ah)§ #1 RMIKIIT A. WILLIAMS, Risltor » nffi # Itav mood l.undqiilst. Assoc. ed the club to >4 vlrtorlei In 30 Ihi n i l WM|p*|»r *rrfn I' Kriiih Em FA 2 3*11 Atlantic Bank Rid* previous campaign*. •*11* REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 23U Pirncb Ave. Realtor of Sanford. Th. FA *.’ 3260. Citiloin built 3 bedroom, J lull tiled bath*, built on large lot in beautiful Mayfair srclkm This home feature* trrra/u floor*, large irrrrnrd port h Natural wood i a bine l* In large kitrhrp equipped wilh elrcifir range and re(rig*ralnr owners equity MihO.OO Ary offer will be given consideration l o r . H w v. 17-02 & 2 7 th S t. P lum e FA 2*1.101 SEMINOLE REALTY 1201 Park Ave FA 2 3^2 ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. NACItinCE P A S Y TO FIN D -H A N D Y -C O M P LE T E Gifts for Her CHATHAM BLANKETS • Including the Nalion'i Faventa • i ’urrey” — furrey Bouquet WvaDhir* Brandon Tull Range of Colors YOWELL’8 ^ A N |O R D FURNITURE CO. 300 East Fir»t St. ghadawr Boxes — Cedar Cheits Lamps — Planters Sofa Pillows Home Gifts Gifts for Him Stereophonic A HI-FI RECORDS A PIIONOGRArilS WINN TV 311 E. lit. St FA I 2 » l Wa Service Rscerd Play-era SANFORD FURNITURE <O. 300 Eavt First St. Smoking Blands — Ea*>- Chain Table Redm* — Ilaiiocki Deris Special Sale on alt WEST BLACK A DECKER Saws — Drill* -— Sanders Jig Saw* GREGORY* LUMBER 6th A Maple Ph EA 2 03no BEND PRODUCTS This week only I RANDALL ELECTR 1C CO. 112 Magnctia Ave. 3 Pc. Living Room Gioup Choice of Fabrics — tllSi.So AM LRU AN TUURISTER 10% Down LUGGAGE Lay-Away Now For chriitm ai Strong — Smart — Roomy ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Wide Selection of Sire* and Color* Ph. F'A 2-6.1JI VOWKU/8 __________ I i9 So. Magnulu ------------------ | TA1H.ES h r The Lady Of Your ilrert Cerner Tab!** — Tier Table* Slips, gowns 4 matching sets Step ard Coffee Tables Wide eelectien of color*. Sties 32 From S2.f'<*> 41. Priced from 1 93 to I M. i WILSON-MAIKR HOLLYWOOD SHOP MUNSLN1.WF.AR Nylon tricot igditi gown*, ilips 4 p aititi. Pro­ portioned hosiery in walking 4 dress aheers $1.35 • $193. PU RCELLS_________ The Accepted Gift SAMSONITE Card Tables — $6 93 FURNITURE CENTER 116 3V. First St. MO-1 U D Eo.NG I. RIT Lively Slips. Tanties and Goan Many atyle* to choose from GARRFTTS ^ First St. 4 Sanford A.e Home Gifts Siesta Glassware Beautifully Decoiated Serving Travi YOWELl.'B Do Your Chriitmei Buying On Our F7a*v Payment ^ Or Ley AWay Plan • FURNITURE CENTER 11! W. f u U SL 1210 down l»u>* neat 2 tiedroom home, electric kitchen, fireplace, screened porches, shady lot quiet neighborhood. J6b monthly >6230 total. Far the Beit (lava tn Real Estate Tht* I* a cues* pais tn the Ritr Theatre for Curley Toley. F»p date Dec 17, '31. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 20% OFF W|NN TV Bedrooma *280 ( Includes LToainc) 1 .0 0 $8280 .00 only $87*50 monthly 6 Blocki West Of Trench Avenue en 20th Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY GOODYEAR SERYKE STORES ^ ..e , c Sanford O l f l S T O T M C I ! TED WILLIAMS IIARDWARI 205 E. 23(11 St. I^t Ut show -ou • TRUE Frostproof Frigidaire Refrigerator ard Freerer FOR The Gift That I* Always Accept aide FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE 310 E. Firit Ft. Natior.ally Adveiliaed W'alebii Gifts for Him Bulov* • Elgin • Wtllniurr Longinta • Erneit Borel • Hamilton Evinrude Motors SANFORD JEWELRY Hunting 4 Camping Equipment AND LUGGAGE Fiihing Tackle 300 Sanford Avr. Ph F’A 2 36*1 ■•Everything F'nr ih.- Fportsmnn" KUB^ON'S SltiRTING GOODS Unusual Gifts While doing your Chrutm u After *!" FORMAL WEAR and ACCESSORIES ihopplng *ee our varied selection MONROE rORNFR Salts ard Rental Service CRAFT 4 GIFT SHOP JIM ROBSON S MEN'S WEAR i West l u i ’. SUccl 113 MagnoLa Ave. ir n is Heal estate aik Cruml.y t Monteilb a: i l , South Park Ph. FA 2 c BEAUTIFUL ,T Iled ro o m — ! A 2 B ath HOMFS 1 k 2 YRS. OLD I-ow Daws Payments 4 Mrathly Payments CONTACT Odham & Tudor Inc. Lor ll» J . 17-92 4 :;ih M. I’boM FA 1-lMk House Wiring — Electric Service RANDALL ELECTRIC CU. 112 Magnolia FA 3 0915 J5-A— BUILDING PAINTING REPAIRS I I —BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEI FLOOR sanding and finishing Cleaning, w a x i n g Serving WANTED TO BUY'— Seminole County sioce 1925. bmall business — wmild ronstdfr H. M. Gleai. il. Lak* Mary filling station in THIS Area — Open lo any worthwhile propo­ i.Ml’K ItlA L DECOHATORS sition — Box MI Carr Sanford painting and papering Herald. FA 2 3710 or FA 2-7#tO after alx. Business property for »alc by own r.Nwt h a m t. er. 1 block south city limit* of Sanford on highway 17492 Good location for any type of bus! Stcnstrom Realty K a h n s ness 25% down, balance cm HERBERT STKN8TR0M / mCUBAKIt / monthly payment*. See 1.. l’. REALTOR Hark Sr. 2619 Orlando Dr. DON IIOVVE — I . J. HISNER AtsnelaUs III N. r*rk - Ph. FA 2 211" » SPECIAL SERVICE! 27—NOTICES—PERSON ALS PAINTING 3 l^droom 2 bath. Fla. room, kit"F’or ihn»e who caie." reasonable. s c o r r s palm m anor rhrn equipiwd. fruit trees. ReReferences given. F*A 2 1292. venna I’ark. ItKHie FA 2 2616. Home for the aged 269u Orlando Dr. Sanford TUMPS - SPRIXKLLR Phone FA 2-7.M4 tle'iratde 391 ft. lake front pn> SYSTEMS party l<satej on GoMea la k e \x>ie weight safely with newly Approximately 23 acre*. » (urn All types and strei Ir.i'.ltled Released Dev-A Diet Tabled. "Do It Yourself" ished rertal units, Rent.it In Only 96c at your Drug store. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE come SJ(Hi monthlj. Phone FA2S T I N i: 1*271. Mr*. Brown Miller * home made Machine and Supply Co. fruit cakra al Winn Dixie, E. M cnfue. iiv owner, equity in mod­ 207 W. 2nd Si. Ph. FA 1 6112 First St. ern 2 brdroon CB house A»•umr mertgaee of $3713 Oo Pay­ Television Tubes Tested Free. 2*—ARTICLES FOB SALE ments !60 per mo. FA 2 0762. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP 2112 Oak Avr At The Sign Of The Totem Po!e Cotton A Wool Y’arns. Notions, 2617 S- French Ave. Threads, T*r«s. IIIl.SA i.. FAVTO.N ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP RrcNtcrcd Real Eitale Uroktr At Tha Sign Of The Totem Pal*. Auto Repair* 4 Retd Scivlc* I’h FA 2-1301—17-92 at Mlawalha 2617 S. French Ave. HALE’S GARAGE 102 Celery Ave. FA 2-2603 9—1 I IIWEI2S. PI \\TW ANNIY ERSARV SPECIALS! Nile* 4 Su-days FA 2-2020 Alligator bags 4 shoes, rno l« I.R V P IM IIi: MRSERV choose from. Christmas gift* nf UEAt'l II L'L IIOLI.Y tfulck Laundromat Service Iruil*. jellica pecan* and can­ All kinds and sites Shirt* Finished In 46 llouci dies. We ship S 4 II Green Grapevillr Ave. FA 2 0lg6 Sanltone Dry Cleaning Stamps. STUCKEY’S, 17 . 92, E 25th St. F'nodmart Bldg South of Sanford. Msiion Market C A B It VG E SOI TII8IDE l a u n d r o m a t PLANTS for sale. Fied ThinsBARGAINS IN USED BEATERS Ian. FA 1 399P. ROLLAYVAY. Hospital and Baby Most Any Hake Beds. Day, Week or Month— . Urchldl plant* for rale. 3 for F URMfURE CENTER Tel. F'A 3-3161. Furniture Center S3 00 Mrs. Bill Whitley. 214 tig W. 1st St. TV 2 3111 III West Firit St. B. 19lh SL FACTORY TO YOU UOODRUFFh ALUMINUM AUTO CLASS I arm A Garden Center VENETIAN BUNDS ANNUALS INSTALLED Enclosed head, fag proof bottom Ml Celery Avr. W indshield Mark niaaa rad with plastie ends. Plastic Y ru t t.lar* or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon POTTED IT.ANTS Th M 2 1X22 Door (ilrt.H? cords. S K itv ic i; er FA 2-P270 S A N F O R D FLOWER SHOP. W. te’rgraph. S fiik n rik (ihito* nml I’a in t Co, Sente nr ik D1.i m and Pa ini Co. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4622 H M D YV 2nd St. Ph. FA 3-4623 ITSIH.RS NURSERY*” Magnolia t. Onora FA 2-4633 S’pnce Hcatccv — F’lnor F'unvaoc* This is a gurst pass to the nils Oinamental Shrubs • Tree* - Peat Theatre fur Jrlmny Golden. Exp. Clean and Service, $1.30. Outsldr dale Dec. IT. T* tank Installation. FA 2 4763 II—AUTOMtllllEEt—TRAILERS Oil burning circulating heater, HEATING I Ford F l'>0 pickup lire romli automatic controls 4 tank, $40. II. II. POPE CO. lion. Term*. F A Scolt. ( Vo NO • 4291. 102 Shell Rd. DcBary. 106 S. r*(k --- FA : C3I luvia Dr,. DrIUry. Fla Compton* Encyclopedias. FA2 3560. It will pay Y’DU to <re u< liefoie ENVELOPES U ttrrhrads. staleb»rd .Sparks space heater. Large yuu buy. Open Evenings ard Bundav• m an* drsk, good rondition. programs, r t r , rrotresvive i : \ s t s id e TRAM.I R b a l e s Prinling Co Phone "A 2 2911 — IA 2 2663 Palalka, Fla 3na West )jih Si LFAATNG TOWN-wtndow fan. fishing outfit, small kitrhen ap Two Ion GMC trufk mnvlrg van. Furniture .Aiming 4 Storage pllanre*. deepfreere. TA’, baby See 't at Phillips • 66" across C. E, PI1IEEIPS. Agrnl fvirnllurr. FA 2 3170 river C. It. Davis WASHBURN VAN EENi s lino French Ave F A 2 I9pi Trade I ion I)«d£f i n n l for AC Riryrle—English lype raerr. eirelmodel Ci tractor. Knnhne. New lent condition *21 FA 2 6279. WELL DRILLING l psala R<1 l airbanka Morse Pump* Fruit for sale. 1100 bo. Bring Rrpair* to all make* container. 2201 W. 23lb. Street. 12-BOATS and MOfOIIN HOW AMD W. LONG FA 2 5*66 301 1 Coin mere! a 1 Ave Y'mir Evtnritdr Dralrf phone FA 2 2131 T’-j HP Wirard outboard »W. RiilioDN SPORTING GOODS After 4 p m F A 2-4706. 1916-1 L i t f bur,a I A 2-3961 3JA—P L t^ N |V ,(rS M RUIIFINO Apartment alre Baby Grand Piano. t l - reoM vV -tuck '»upplir» Honey blond iruil wood, extra WANTED—Black cocker spaniel small, like new. $150 00. Phonr pup. FA 2 7005 FA 2 1971. Well 13—VRTIt LI S WVXTED Low Down Payment WE ALL A H H A N fiE TYPES FINANCINi; ShoamahA IT m alruclion Co. Inc. 211 W’tsi 13th btrrei rhea* FA MIOJ Mayfair srriion. a sparious 3 tied room home. FA 2169* I ARM EIES ACiENCV N V | armer. Realtor li II. Wbiim»re, Asset. EXCEPJIOXAE VALLE HI K lit FA 2 2931 I Bedroom, 2 bath kiichen equip Use Our Lay A-Way Dan — ped home Many cither extra* VIEW MASTER Starter Set mo tciaiclifl. F'A 2 1*09 Includes Steto Viewer and 21 T . w . .M tn o . llru k c r WESTINGIIOUSK RADIOS $16 35 l : ‘' Lj! *!ic rJT! “ J?!*1>1 **.Il' Toy* for Bo)'* and Girl*. W1EBOLDT S CAMERA SHOT riiore FA 2 2111 Gift* for Mom and Dad **** 111 So. Park Ave Priced — F.II.A. — R. E PERKINS L >N .1>» E. First St. I A 2 till SANFORD FURNITURE CO Living Room Suites — Mirrors Bedroom Suites — Bookcavei Throw Rugs — Cedar Robes Carving Seti — Ilia-v Waie Moderately Florida noon* RDBF.S: Washn Wear and Wool rn* $9 95 to $1193 Rolie A Pajama Sets only 10 93 ELECTRIC TRAINS Sels and Accessories QUALITY HOMES W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 5-2391 Fls"flel Shirt* J! *1 or 2 for S3 2-0 : Sleeping Bags $9 go up. Camp Rlankrta gt 4,7 nr 2 for 17.00. ARMY NAVY* SURPLUS SIORF. 310 Sanford Avenue Gifts for Boys We Feature SEE CU LLEN St HAHKEY VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Pari* for all makes of cleaners: F’.lcctrlux. Hoover. Kurby, elc. Free pick up. Work guaranteed. FA 3-4763. 1 I g-RFAL FSTlTi: TOR 5 \LT. -rati Hair Phrni FA Ironmg. joe 4 15c. FA 2 7241 2 5 - ELECTRICAL SERATCE Ili S F icnch Ave Ph F A 2 3221 \ftcr hour* FA 2 26IS or FA 2 021 HAY MOM) M. n .\U , REVLIHR A ; hird St 4 Park Y’all Call Phone I A IXSUROn Vvrnue, South Rail 2 5611 BICYCLE—Girl* linno rA 24*21. AIR CONDITIONING Cucumbers for sile. $100 per Ca»h for furniture or turplui, Super Trading Pu*l, Sanford- (OMR.ALT and REPAIR WORK bushel. Phone FA 7 4015. loo; Sanford Axe. FA 2 65(2 Orlando tlwy. EA 2 0617. 3 pirce Reed furniture and cock­ Pin. A I ; pre l/)C- an-| tlml-er CLARKS PLUM BING AND HEAT­ tail table Phone FA 2J7JL ING ha* moved in our new lore Wanted Rutigii i-reen Pine 4 lion *o? W 2Tth S t , Thone 1957 Allstate Super truisar fully I'p rri* lujmber Wanted Henry equipped good (ordilion, may be PA 2 2374 Goethe lum ber Co, Tliiitvitlr, aecn at HO N. French Ave. Tla I’lume fe*J. 4collect i and am I’l.UMRING fur Henry tioetbr. Conlrarliug 4 Repairs 29—FUK.MIUHE and I yer Estimates IIUUSEUOLU GOODS IT-BEAITY PARLORS R. 1. II AKA 1 \ • BIG VALUES 204 Sanlord A'e. Phonr EA 2 3345 Sanford* Moyt Modern • QUICK CREDIT Rrauty Sllnn • EASY TERMS 24—PIANO SERVICE Ju>lt Water T V. SI amp* W I L S O N • M A I L it HARRIET I S BFlAUTY NOliK PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING 193 Si. Oak FA 2 5712 Nr-* And U'"d Furniture W. U IIARAION 311 E. Fuat St FA 35433 IX—FEMALE HELP WANTED I’h FA 2 42W After 3 OO p. m $SA V K $ filRUS WANTED 24-A Hi IEIi IU . * isn T R a/'T o M New & fe e d While. Muvl lie 21 nr nvec. Apply For carprntry, paintlnr. screen1 u r n i (urc lasisl A ppllanrea in tcison at Pli N' Whistle ing, roofiog, and ola.tcr repair, asphalt tile, a bestn* aiding, Spnial dirt and food supervisor. masonry or wood >t<pi, levallng Mather of Sanford Kitchen experience preferred. and tepalriig garaats anil 203-209 E Firat St I’h. FA S-09M High school education essential, wrecking call F,\ 2-4*39. Used furniture, tppllanets. tool* t vcellenl |wrmnnrl policies. 41 etc Boiight->o!d Larry’s Mart Hi lEIHM.-HKPAIHd tu-ur, week. Starting Salaiy 1149- 3* A 215 Sanford Av>. Ph. FA 7 4132 VIVO month. Dietician, Srminole Rjlld to your plans. Memorial Hospital. Beautifully finished, good condi­ Remodelltr and Additions tion. Kingsbury piano. Pbon* af­ DON LI KE Unencumbered lady to help with ter 4 p m. FA 2-1316. Phon. FA 2-6*24 liimst work and baby silting In exchange* f*>r room and board. l<e<lr«orn 2 hath l It home, trr Phone FA 3 062? rtrin doors, double car portr utility room, kitchen equipped Womrn ovrr 21 wilh traneportalamHcjped with well. Owner tion, whit" only. Baby sitting iriiuferred Phen*- FA 3-2711 Service, 15, Pmccrrst Dr. Phone ~ \ OU PAINT ft SAVE 7 F A 2 1327. m vi i i i i .u* wa n t e d Owner has reduced Ihr price nf this modern 3 bedroom concrete hlnek home with GE kitchen, Real ! :tate faleiman SANFORD PROPERTIES FA 2 $264 er rxhauit fan, spare heater and FA 2 7945 hot water heatrr. Large dining area. Irrracn floors. REDUCED C a r e e r opportunity, minimum In $12 590 with only $793 00 down wagr* *52U per moolh. Must be and M3 W per month. married, have owp rar. eges U w. if. "Bill" STEMPEIl In 35, resident of Sanford iree. Sales experience helpful but not Realtor 4 Insurer Asioe l.aura B Otter. II E Taffer necessary. Apply 5U! Magnolie, Orlando, Friday between I ArltU Prig*. E v m tt Harper a m. 4 4 p. m. Piano F A 3 1331 IU N. Park WELCOMii NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We invite yuu to lie our gucaln ahaolulely free withuul uliliKisliun at one of tianfuido leJiiiiH! Motels while you locale »uil«blc housing (or you and your family. Pick up your key at the Salat Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. 8RAILKY ODHAM, Pre*. Phone PA 2-1501 Corner llwy. 17*92 k 27lh St. �£*< — More Snow A foot of m w anow n » pre­ dicted for the aww-msbed city e f Otweco, K. Y., todiy end a bit­ te r i i b i a o frectc. Oswego, already under a atate e f emergency. waa hit by a new ato m Toeaday nirbt aa it fooabt to free itself ef a record M inch anew accumulation and drifla 20 feet Ugh. More than 40 mow plowa were thrown into the battle aialnit the towering inow mound* ta and (f Waner Is Selected Honorary Chairman Of'58 Seal Sale Paul 0 . Waner of Sarasota. batUnt Instructor tor the St. I-ouli Catdlnali and a member o! haaehatl'i Hall of Fame, will aerve thia year aa honorary atate chair­ man tor the Chrlitmaa Seal Sale. Waner, who only a year Mo won a personal victory over Til. expressed eagerness to do anything he could "to help keep my tallow men from being benched by tuber- Driver Is Fined; Excuse Wot Empty wwa • «w * / I»n l t M*a*es Iet4 ••Halieitf I m Areas; 21 Dead around Otwtgo. Hnuae roofi threatened to crumple under the weight of the anow. Heavy anow squalls alao tw irl­ ed over the lee ahorea of Lake Erie where Erie, P a , waa buried under 25 inchea of anow and faced the proapect of another 0 to 12 tnehee today. Slate police laid roads tn north­ west I’ennsylvsnla and southwest New York were "terrible" with visibility cut by the heavy anow. All main roads were open, but about 00 per cent of the secondary roada In the area were abut. Sub-Zero Readings Common The moat prolonged cold wove of the season eilended from the Continental Divide to the Atlan­ tic. Subsero reading! were com­ mon during the night from Montana acrose the northern plain*, the Great Lake*, the central Ap­ palachians and into New England. And the official onset of winter still 12 days away. _________ Army Will Remove Marriage Pamphlet Below freeling weather drove as far south as Georgia and cen­ tral Texas. The snow and cold was blamed for at leait 21 deaths. Icy high­ way* claimed nine livei In tra f­ fic In Illtnoii, three In Indiana, tuo in New Jersey and one each In Iowa and Sew York state. Two transients n o te to death In Chicago, two men suTfcred fatal heart attack* shoveling snow in Iowa and a Michigan man met the tame fate. Among the latest vklims were two persons killed when a bus and truck collided on an icy high­ way Tuesday night near Somer­ ville, N. J. Twenty persona were injured in the crash. A Gurnee, III., man waa killed Tuesday night In a traffic acci­ dent while trying lo help a neigh­ bor start hie (tailed ear. Fire Kills Man, Cold weather fires also took a heavy toll of lives. At Champaign, 111., three little girls, Including twins, were killed Tuesday night when flames awepl their email frame home. An overheeled wood stove was TOKYO <UP1) — U. 9. author­ ities ordered military chapels to­ A story of his bout with TB, day lo remove from their ahelves written last year lor the Saraaolo a controversial pimplct urging Herald-Tribune while he waa a pat­ Americans not to marry foreignient tn the Southwest Florida Tu- r r i. . . . . hereulofla Ifoepltal, Tampa, has The pamphlet, wttlch had he been widely reprinled throughout gun lo create ill will in Japan the country with W anert *'**#«•, where 30.000 U. S. servicemen tog to all those afflicted with TB. have married foreign girl*, w»» Ha urge* people everywhere to written by ■ chaplain n im w ■npport the work of their tuber­ George W. Thompson. Tilled "If I Marry A Foreign culosis association through the er." It warned Americans against purchase ol Christina* Seal*. Admitting that In p u t yeari he attempting to hurdle the social used to buy Chrlitmaa Seals rather and religious barrier* Involved In grudgingly, Waiter said, "If soma- auch a marriage. c m had told me then that the Col. Albert C. Schilf Jr., ataff money I gave might (pare my tile chaplain of the 3th Air Force and eeriainly save me years of here, ordered the pamphlet re­ confinement, I would hava laugh­ moved from chapel shelve*. Thl* pamphlet should not be ed. Then 1 would alt down, sigh, and write out a cheek. As I did, on the literature rack* of our I might remark, 'I hope thli help* chapels." he said in an official rams poor fellow.’ . , .Well, it did. statement. “Thl* Is not an official phamphlet end was distributed In­ It helped me." One of the greatest hitlers that advertently. Now that It ha* been aver lived. Waner had a JOyear brought to our attention it la tw­ batting average of 33t in the Na­ ins withdrawn." tional League end led the Na­ The pamphlet asked Amrrlcans tional League twice each In hat- to "think a long lime" before dag, runs, hits, doubles and tri­ marrying a foreigner. plet. He was one of only seven men to make 3,000 htta against Mg league pitching. In 1027 hr More Homes, But drove In 131 runs for a Pirate They’ll Cost More record. With five National League rrcWASHINGTON fUPI> — There an li to Ms credit, be was the leag will be more homes started In M 's Most Valuable Player In 1027. 1939. but they'll cost more, icErnest A. Litter of Lakeland, ronling In a group of home build president of the Florida TB and era. Haalth Association, terms Waner About half of the M builder* a I "not only a great baseball cham­ an outlook symposium, sponsored pion but a great champion in the by the National Association of fight against TB." Home Builders, said T u e s d a y they eapect a S per cent spurt in housing starts. They also forea price Increase In 1939 of Mate Used Strap, eaat at least 3 per cent over this year blamed for a fire which killed two boys at Liwrrnceburg, Jnd. In Ohio, two fires claimed two lives. Rodney Lee Cade. 18 months, was found burned to death near an open fire when hi* mother returned to their Dayton home after chopping wood out­ side. Milton Moreland, 78, waa killed when a fire swept his house trailer at l.tna in central Ohio. At Alhlun, l'*., a furnace ex­ plosion forced l l persons to flee a wrecked home into wintry weather. In the Northwest, searchers combed back roads and forested areas near Portland. Ore., for a family of five missing since Sun­ day when they went out to look for Christmas trees. Missing were Mr. and 3trs. Ken Marlin ami (heir three daughters. Ire C«se*a .Mississippi The Intense cold brought a fourinch thick ice rover lo the Mis­ sissippi Rlvrr from Clarksville to Hannibal, 3to., and Ire formed on the river as far south a* HI. Ijouia. which reported its coldest Dec. t* in 41 year*. Rarge traffic continued on the Mississippi drspile the ire. However, three ships were trip ­ ped In Ice In Lake Erie and seven cargo scsscls were Ice-bound be­ low Kault Ste. Marie, Mich., in the f.o*tr Saint .Mary's River. The Coatl Guard cutter Mosquito was cnroule so try and clear a path for the ships to Lake Huron. Another 33 ships were stalled at the I.arhinc and Soulangrx locks in Ihe SI. Lawrence River cast and writ of Montreal. An ice breaking tug was sent to Soulsnges. Other heavy snow amounts in­ cluded 30 inches at Fulton and rifW — Thomas told arresting officer (U P I) Curtis E. Thomas was fined 330 Joe Littleton that the whisky was for drunken driving and posses­ for a toothache. Investigation re* sion of whiskey Tuesday. lfis ex­ veiled: No teeth. cuse was empty. KNOXVILLE. Tenn. 34 inches at Boonville, N Y.; 48 Inchea a t Houghton, 30 inches at Pension, and 40 Inchea i t Han­ cock, Mich., and up to four Inch­ es as far south as northern West Virginia and western Maryland. The coldest weather of the sea­ son closed In on the New York metropolitan area where readings dipped into the terns. A slight warming trend brought a little relief lo the Dakotas, e ast­ ern Montana. Iowa and Minnesota. Although it was 10 to 20 degrees •warmer" In this area, most tem ­ perature* |tilt were below sero. (pDWsdl’A Gift Shop • ICE BUCKETS • PLAYING CARDS • FIREPLACE FANS • CHIP *N* DIPS CARAFES CASSEROLES BANK AT THE FRIENDLY.... Xmas Cards, Paper, Ribbon, Xmas Candles I r n '< POWELLS G ft V - ,, M agnolia the Give Enjoy Family All Y ea r --------- a new r k IN Wife Gets Divorce DETROIT (UPI) - A womsn waa granted a divorce Tuuesday when she charged her husband beat her wtlh a cato'-nlnr tails. Mrs. Lurs PaJewtM, 30. tsld her husband, Casimlr, an automo­ tive technical wriler, made the whip of leather longs In a Its se­ men! workshop and kept the lash hanging in the kitchen brlwren the ots and pana as a lesson In part„ ology. She said her husband la workSh ng on hla master’* degree In log psychology. S U N LA N D ESTATES 1241 KEG LAI MEETING THURS. 8 P. M. £ £ Q U I C K F R E E Z E '£ £ Pkomn M 2-5*3/ 401 W. U * St. SW ORD Homes Are Equipped With These Plus Features — • • • • • • • • 10 HOMES READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 65 Additional Homes under construction and will be completed within one to four weeks SELECT YOUR HOME TODAY - AND CHOOSE YOUR OWN COLOR SCHEME IN PAINTS & TILE ! ! Custom lluUt Cabinda Terrazzo Floor* G K Slove G E Refrigerator G E Hoi Water Heater Tile Hath Venetian Hlinda Wall Furnace 002EGGSooz X-LGE. 60 63' 6 ur Own Cur* Corned WESTERN ll, H. CHOICE BEEF IlONELESS C H U CK ROAST B eef Lb. 59c Straw Berries Lb. 7 3 OUT Specialty WESTERN LEAN CENTER • CUT PORK CHOPS 400 4 Ox. Deviled Crabs 70 Including Taxes 0 o 0 • b Insurance Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Returned • V. A. • F.H.A. • Conventional We Can Qualify You In 30 Minutes Sales Representa­ tive On Premises At all times — Mourn: 8 A. M. till M. Weekdays— d A. M. Ill Dark Sunday 9 p. 2 For S P k |i . 45c DOWN PAYMENTS MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS LOW $ AS LOW $ AS AS Sharp Cheese Lb. 69c • • City Sewer* Paved Street* Sidewalk* Street Light* Recreation Area* Tenni* Court* Basketball’Court Dedicated Parfis Financing Plans; THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS, • FR1. • SAT. FLA. GRADE A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS URGE • 0 6 5 43c ORDERS ARE COMING IN FOR CHRISTM AS TU R K EYS WB W ILL HAVR Odham & Tudor, Inc. FR ESH DRESSED FRYERS — HENS — TURKEYS Sales Office — Cor. 27th Sanford, Florida ORDER YOURS NOW mar- f ■ ffr r f e - b Hwy. 17-92 Phone FA 2-1501 j j �„ t& h z ^ a n fn r ft S b ra lfc ^ VOL XLIX n i f f DAILY v V'CYlFQf)ATOFD AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER United Prwa Leaned Wire Established 1908 News Briefs Drive-In Will Open SLOUGH. England <UPI>Bnlam'a f»r*t drive in reilaur ant will open here Jan. 1, Record Enrollment WASHINGTON (UP1) — The Census Bureau re porta school »nroltmenl rose to an all time high of 42,WVt.<Wi this autumn. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 824 'Navy W eek' Celebration To Be Climaxed Saturday Bank Theft Solved HICKORY, N. C. (UPt) — Charlie Rufus Martin. 40, faetd a charge lodar that he look fP.D.t from the bank where he was rmploys d as a janitor. No Royal Objections Squadron 9 Holds Bomb Derby Lead; Final Jfgng $pf Public Will Tour Stution Tomorrow Governor To Visit Local Ceremonies; Events Are Listed LONDON (U P |)—Burktngham Talarc said today there were no ’ The gates of Sanford Naval Air- T ils will Include the Thompion FORMER MAYFAIR CHAMPIONS—These N. Y„ 1050. and Walter Hurkcmo, Franklin royal objections to Queen Elisa­ A squadron which returned tn Station will bo opened lo Ihn public* Trophy winning F8U "Crusader” are the three former Mayfair Inn Open jrolf Hills. Mich., 1957 champion. All an- frying beth and the Duke of Edinburgh Sanford two months a go, after tomorrow fl£h,cr '" ‘"fe p..Sk, tn r. r ,the i i r .-s "Tig. CapL James'Ramare, Comman­ nine months in the Mediter­ being pictured on Christmas tomorrow, y .. rA|D l). champions. Left to rijrht. A! Balding, Mark­ for their second Mayfair title. cr,” Jhp the F4D F4D "Skyray,' ranean aboard the I’SS Saratoga der, Heavy Attack Wtng One, and rants sent nut by breweries. Public Open House will take (Herald Staff Photo) ham, Ont., 1055; Mike Fetchick. Yonkent, is still ahead tn the Heavy Attack place from 11 a. m. tn 4;30 p. tn , hawk” ami A3D ' ’Skywarrior” of Cipt. Lionel Arthur, skipper of Wing One sixth bombing derby, Cap! Lionel A. Arthur, command- Heavy Aatlark Wing One. Elected By Swiss At t p. m. the big "Skywarriori' Iho Panford Naval Air Station, VAI11 now Iradv with M2 points, mg officer, urged rilirrn* of Cm BERN. Switierlaod (U P l)-D r. of Heavy Attack Squadrons In the will host an estimated 8,000 ip«e> having plarrd first in all event* tral Florida to take advantage of Paul Chaudet, 54, was elected Ibis opportunity lo see. first-hand, \ |*frh F »I1I lake off for the tators tomorrow at NAS public president of the Swiss Confedcra except one. Yesterday's event re lion for 1959 tn a joint session of quired Ihc select crews to fly the station, aircraft and personnel J‘n* l^aae of the competition and open home. White th« open home climaxet taririer Airmanship both houses of Car Ilament today. a 2JXW mite simulated combat who are contrttmllng so much lo mission terminating with a prac­ Ihr mission of the Navy and the I M S f * w<u;lJmn' * 111 In- the sixth liomldnir derby, vlaitlng Judged on take-off intervals, ren- dlgnllariet ahonld leave Sanfotd tice bomb drop on a target ship defense effort of the nalinn. Tho nation '» lop ranked EoUrrs an end to the shower* Iht* after- has he finished in the money this Official To Visit Irrvntia, formation flying, landing 1with the tame warm feeling of One of (he rewly-eomplflnl ,,*n Interval and earlier landing hacked double odd»—(he neither noon, aunny and mild weather for yesr, in the lupajctle, La . Open NAPLES. Italy (U l’D —Fll»f>- grounded off Cape llattrras, N. At to-minutr intervals the gar* at the station will house an proarhea to he made with ■p-' welcome that will All the hearta Beasley was among (he lesser- pu lujplv 'tsltsrs under secretary nod par—on the Maxfair Inn Coun­ the »econd round tomorrow. known golfers, who get the "priv­ of state, is on hn way to the tJM bombs plunged toward tile target interesting aviation exhibit open In Navy’s mirror landing lyilmi. the of local Navy personnel Saturday leading the “early li i r u ■ try Club course today tn an effort during Nary Appreciation Day. to get a good tin t "leg” toward through the first IS holes was llal ilege” of leeins off early in Ihr ted Stairs aboard the liner Vut- from the swrpl wing Skywarrlors. the general public. A static display Judge fur this event will be fam­ The ‘ togrtherneai’’ will begin top priie money In the ItS.W) tour­ lard Beasley, Chattanooga, who morning, lie was the only golfer In ,r ani* to discuss Immigration Observer* scored the accuracy of of the Navy's latex! carrier Jrt po»lrd a 3t-13 for a twoundcr R». report a sub par round among the problems with American officials, the drops made at a height of sev­ alrcralt from Carrier Air Group ed Navy airman Captain Rnhrrt tonight when local business and nament. Elder, now Director of Flight Test professional men meet dlgnltariei en miles and a speed of <W) Four will lie on exhibition. A steady drlulo wa* nr,comfort The only golfer on the circuit who finishers by noon. at the Naval Air Test Center, of fhe Navy and aircraft compan­ miles an hour. travel* in a trailer with hi* fam­ able, but aeorei were good, accord­ Subs At Canaveral? Patuxent River, Md. Although the ies at a stag harbequr, sponsored ing to Jim Gaquin, PGA field arc- ily, Rcatley potted a CC in a prac­ OTHER STORIES, PAGES *7 GREENSBORO. N. C. (DPI) — Squadron E l e v e n remained 33 ton "Skywarrior” Is the world’s by the Remtnole County Chamber retar>'. The weatherman promlird tice round jesterJay. Only once Walter BurVemo, defending Dep. Carl Durham lO-N, C.) told within striking distance of Nine’s largest carrier hasiM aircraft, thla of Commerce. "Hoot Owls” with a score of 698 champion, was out In 33. His score a group of businessmen Wednes­ The barbeque will be held al event will demonstrate that Its for­ VAII 1 is close behind with 886 on live bark nine could put him day the Sorlrl Union has subma­ mation flight and carrier proced­ 6:30 at Mayfair Inn. 8lmultaapoints. In fourth place is VAII 7, among the early leaders rines tn (he Cape Canaveral area, ure* are no different than those eouily, Gov. LeRoy Collin* wil] The field of ISO will be cut lo GO but he said he didn’t know what with 418 points. boat a dinner at tha Orlando of the smaller carrier aircraft. Event Five will begin tonight low professionals and 10 low am­ good It would do them. Durtrot the open house J.OOO hot Country Club, honoring comman­ at 7:3u when the Skywarrlors rise ateur* after lomorraw’a second dogs and soft drink* will be aervrd der* of every Nary, Army, Air from the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ round. Finals will he played Sun­ Bureau Is 'Alarmed* Force and Marina Installation tn by the wlvei of staff officer*. tion (VAlMt from the UKS day. BOSTON (Ul’l l —The resolu­ Roosevelt), for an extended overAt 2:45, the presentation a- Florida. ABending from Rknford Only two uf the rarly fmixhrra tions rommiltcc of the American wilt be both SNAR Captains and MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UI’ll — The atory told by Calvin Pnuti, could match par. They were Bob Farm B u r e a u Federation ex­ water navigation Right. All elec­ CHATSWORTH, Calif. (U P D - warda and trophiei In winning Mayor Merle Warner. Alabama authorities cheeked care­ 28, of llalcyvtllr, Ala., was that Grant, Springfield, 111., and Rob pressed alarm today that the tronic navigation equipment will Ti|w recording* and nutrs today squadron* and Individuals will taka Tomorrow’s aehedule begin* place. These presentation rrremonlie secured, as Ihr crews rely fully today Into the bchind-prlson- he was in debt, without funds ami llamrich, Champaign, 111. U. S. Supreme Court was ovcritcp- only cm the stars to guide Ihetr showed the bombing of a religion* Ira will also be open to the public. with the open house at the Air walls confession of a former sol­ intoxicated when hr hit upon the sert’a monaster)' whirh claimed 10 Grouped at 72s were Billy ttooc, inc iti power*. The committee Capl. James D. Hamage, Com Station, where Gov. Collins is ex­ dier Utal ho killed state Attorney Idea of finding someone tn roh. At Ernie Boros, luiwrcnre Cook, called for corrective legislation by way. l i v e s was a carefully planned nundrr, Heavy Attack Wing One, pected to be a brief visitor. Spec­ Radar llornb Site scored bomb* murder-suicide plot aimed at KrlGeneral-Elect Albert Pallerson In the time, hr was stationed at FI. Hedge Myles Jr. and Hans Mer­ Congress. pointed out that the number of tator* will have an opportunity to will be made on Charlottr, N. C. ahna Venta, the rult’a leader. Phenix CJIy, Ala., in 1061. Henning, Gi., just across the rill. Two over p ir were Britt prominent military civilian aee the giant fly-oecr and earrier and Kirhmond. Va. A crucial total Chattahoochee River from the no­ Two hour lung tape recording* gursta atlandlng "la and Weaver, Denny Champagne and Dr. Follick Dios The man who bated the latest a tribute lo maneuver*, culminating with pre­ of Test point* ami the coveted Con­ and note* letl by two disgruntled confession to the mysterious l*at. torious “sin city'* which Patlrrson P srrilt Stuart. sentation of awards by Cant. Rob­ Ihr vital contribution Sanford and LONDON (U PI) — Dr. Nonl tenon slaying gave a three page had vowed lo rid of vice and ror Among those who recorded high­ Follick, a former .Socialist mem­ over Trophy bang in the balance former mrmbers of the Fountain the Heavy Attack Squadrons, form­ ert Elder. Director of Flight Teat, handwritten atatrmrnt to a prison roptlon. er scores were King Carl HublicB, ber of Parliament who lost a life­ tonight. The trophy Is awarded to of the World religious colony Just ing the Wtng, are making to the Patuxent River, Md. Tho public Ibr winning aquadron. lie said he obtained a pistol who had 37-43 /or M. west of her* disclosed tho men chaplain In Richmond, Va.,_ two U Invited lo attend the raremonies 'll-. V flrtet fo make English aimVAII 9’» derby crews LaluJa were determined to "tiring lha nation's defense afforta.” weeks ago. He was qnlrr-? urfktW, t n 'a ludoery .-i.> W>. suet from II a, m. until 6:80 p. u . Sta­ the tune tit *■ie no..* He joined Capt. Arthur In urging * pier tn spell, died tn a l.oqdoo Usl.’. Floyd H am s, En> Dick Mc­ master (Krishna Venta) to jus­ Alabama authorities Nov. 3bDc. and killed a lone man In a car In ail of the "Bamo" players were tic displays of Nary jet aircraft the Central Florida public lo visit hospital Wednesday. The 70 vearKee. U N'., and Walt C'arlyon, tice.’* 2, and the atory was made public Plica!v City. Patterson was -hot in •till on (he course. the Sanford installation on Friday. will l« on view. old educator had failed to achieve third crewman; 14. Tom Kilcilne, "If we don’t return, people will Wednesday night by Gov. James his automobile the night of Junr Douglaa Aircraft Oo., manufac­ hit goal-establishmrnt of a new Ray Hite, 3'N., Keith Scltmlg, know what happened,” the re­ 1*. m i. turers of the Heavy Allsch B. Folsom. alphabet. third crewman; Lcdr. Ralph Mat cording* which wen- left for the Three Aiahami officials, includ­ Wing’a KVywarrior*, will entertain Folsom said Ihrrc "anpear* to lu*. LliJit Abe Fennell, R N , and men’* relative* said. more than 400 officers and their he a degree of truthfiflneas” to ing then Ally. Grn. Si Garrett One-Two Punch Wins "Mitch” Mitchell, third crewman wives Friday night at tho Mayfair Ralph Muller, 33, and Peter the confession. He asked Ally, and Russell County Cirrtut Solici­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -T w o Dumas Kamend, 42, both of Inn. Preridrnl Donald Douglas tl Gen. John Pailcraon, ion of the tor Arth Ferrell, were charged hotel employes, both In their 70’s, expected at D:4? tonight, and will Joshua Tree, Calif., were Identi­ ■bln vice crusader, to investigate with the slaying. The third man, were credited today with captur­ Deputy Sheriff Albert Fuller, was fied by authorities as the former stay at the Inn during his vtsiL farther. ing cTiarlc* Weithrook, who tried convicted and sentenced to life In Parti** for enlisted men and members who apparently lost to rob the hotel at gunpoint. Night TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Leon prison. Ferrell war acquitted and LONDON (UPI 1—Moscow radio their families will be given on • their lives along with Venta and Garrett It In a Texas mental in- today reported the discovery and clerk Thom at Mobley Hit Wertseven olher persons. Including County Juvenlta Court Judge equxdnon level by the aircraft ttllutlon. liquidation of what it called an hrook xrlth a blackjack and porter two rhildren, in the blast which Rufus Jefferson asked the state company. Mayfair party gucitg Pruitt it serving life for mur­ "Amerfcan-Chiang Kai-shek” spy- Joseph VireettJ locked the '-amltt ripped through the sect’* monas­ Pardon Hoard Wednesday night will tic effirers of the Hanford Na­ In rend ■ 12-year old boy con­ val Air htation and visiting digni­ der. M years for armed robbery ring in Red China’s Kwantung In a cloiel until police arrived. UNITED NATIONS. N. V (UPI) tery Wednesday. victed of second degree murder taries. and three years on another rob province where an attempted up —Tho United State* said loday Tape* Pound In Ttnck ‘Doctor’ Sentenced bery charge. Virginia officials rising was reported Wednesday. The areond annual Nary Appr* a reign of terror l» still bring Three person*, including two to the Boys School in Marianna TAMPA fUPIt - Fiva Negro said he rould he extradited to A Tass new* agency dispatch instead of Ralford Prison. RONN (UPI) —Robert Sehr.etd- carried out In Hungary ”by Hun­ girls, were irtrlotidy Injured. elation Day will lie held Satunlay families are seeking to break the Alabama. The boy, Jame* Frank King, from 12 30 lo 8:30 p. m. in Fort from Peiping said the Kwanlung er, former tislef psychologist of garians wlm are In truth aerntv of The tape recording* wrre found color barrier at Hillsborough province people* court sentenced West Germany’* armed forces, the Soviet Union In the pretence late Wednesday night In a truck wa* ronvlctcd In Hamilton Circuit Mellon Park. Sponsored by tha Cbunty’a segregated schools. five agents to death, gave prison was sentenced to three yeans and of the Soviet occupation army." owned by Muller parked near Ihc Court of second degree murder Jayreea, the Day la a fitting end Negro Attorney Francisco Rod­ term* to others and acquitted trn months In prison Wednesday. Together with 3d other countries, rolony. An empty dynamite box and sentenced to 30 year* In to tho week-long activity of local rigues filed suit In U.S. District Naval personnel participating In sir who voluntarily surrendered. II? was found guilty of forgery it aiked the General Asarmhly to also was found In the truck at prison. Court Wednesday to rn)oin the Jefferson, who said ho hat no th* derby. All Naval personnel Press dispatchrs Wednesday and fraud in representing Mm*rif appoint Sir Leslie Munro. Assemb­ well as a tape recorder and two Hillsborough ....... . School Hoard night from Portuguese Maeao, off as a doclor of payrhology. psychi­ ly preildrnt last year, as "Hie note* left hy Kamenof for hit sta­ ronnecllon with the rare, asked ami their families will enjoy • from 'The practice of segregation that Ihr boy lie allowed lo serve free luncheon and entertainment the Kwanlung c o a s t of South atry and medicine. watchdog of the United Nations” ler and aon, and asks fur a declaratory decree hi* lime until he |* 11 years old by Use Relieli and the Five Owls, China, reported a Hungarian type tn report to the world on Soviet Ventura County Coroner Virgil which would in effret order the ATLANTA (UPI)—Lawyers for uprising had taken place on the Many of thr visitors will remain repressions In Hungary. Pay loci said Ihr rnntrnl* of the at Marianna, away from the har­ School ftnard to l-rcin some pro­ Ihrrc Negro women seeking a Ird lied offshore Island of Lapps rsr Cleveland, Kridcr for Navy Appreciation Day, and * We cannot now foresee evacl note* would not t>e released until dened criminal* nr Ralford. gram of desegregation'■ cral court irdcr In Inirgratr Grnr- ly Tuesday But Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin should watch in awe aa 5,000 ly what hi* tasks may tie,” P S later b«cause they might have The suit uas filed in the court g u State Poitrgr interrupted Ihetr ruled that under Florida law, a men, women and children are fed According to the Mato* reports At Banker Banquet Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge an Influence on the raae,” of federal Judge Witliam J. Bar case today and Inrd lo bring in Ihrrc wrre sounds of rebellion on Mack Cleveland Jr., president ol told the Assembly. "We hope hi* Payton said the content* of the rlreuil judge cannot sentence a from serving tahtea manned by kcr. It was the first of It* kind a fourth plaintiff who could mrrt the nearby Communist island, Iol the Scmimmle County Chamber of activity and hi* reporting role will noter and oilier Information he murderer to reform reboot, re­ civic clubs. to Ik- filed in lltllslmrough County, all entrance requirements. Officer* and wives of the wingardless of hi* ago. lowed by heavy troop movements, Cummerre, and John K r I d e r , tie a sign to the authorities in There are no integrated public Federal Judge Boyd Sloan sail­ gunfire and public execution of ! chamber manager, attended a din Hungary that tlu- United Nation* had #hnwrd Muller nnd Kamenof Gov, l-rlloy Collins laid tho, ( nlng aquadron in tho bombing derd< Idteralrlv Innrhr t off » pack of schools in Florida. but several ed a brill reecss in let defense three men ner and waler show in Winter J* watching to see whrthri the 20 dynamitr sticks they bought Board will ask Superintendent L- 1by wiU lie entertained Saturday • ||||| end*- an r^'-llns el -r-vherc rountcl for the 1‘tafr Board cf I|ht «t th» Mavfalr Inn by North Macao resinonii uatened toe Park last night given in h'«->i *«f I current rcprenioos *io ended ” r a tio r to kill triemselvM a n d L, Dorter at Marianne for a re •I nig in the state Regents study a motion to hrtng executions through binoculars and «« northern banker*. port. Collin* indicated that he American Aviation Company. A lodge introduced a rtiolulinn Venta Rodrigue/ i* an allot ney lor college graduate Edward Jacob telescope*. thinks Dorter will krrp tho boy party for rnllrird r.ieo of tLe The Inveatmrnt bankrr* arc tak­ which renewed the U. N. demand the NAACP. but he said the suit Clemons into the suit. The there squadron and their wive* wilt be out of llalford. ing a three day tour of Florida a* upon lluitla ami the llungartm had nothing io do with the Negro women have admitted in earlier held aimultaneoualy in thr Enlist­ guest* of the Florida Power Con*. regime "to dr»i»t Irnm rrprr^ive R u v . S l o n e R u H i g n s organlralton. Hr said it was filed testimony they did not comply ed Men’s Club at the Naval Air After an excursion through the (>r measure* against the Hungarian h> fixe Negro families who are with all entrance requirements al Permission Asked The Rev Perry L Stone has re Station Undo area, the men left today for people " signed as pastor of the First Chris­ seeking to enter their rhildren in the stale supported college The tombing derby is Bis moat Lake Wale* and Clearwater To Lay New Cable while schoois tian Church Clemons, an Insurance com­ Showrrs ending Uil* afternoon, eomprehenilve ever held by the Ivors Will Head The suit was filed leys than 10 pany employe, applied at the io IRev. Stum- announced his re* (tearing and cooler tonight. Eri- \ Navy, according to official*. T c The Florida 1‘ovrtr and IJght weeks after the local branih uf lege in 1936 but was not originally Co. has applied to the liepartintrit Assistance Given ignatlon at a longrog.itional meet it/* sunny and mild. High this scheduled events have covered ev­ the NAAC'P warned County School a party to the current suit. big last night, and said that hr allrrnoon 70 lo 77, Inw tonight 41 ery phase of tho Heavy Attack »«•» Fire Department o ' the Army to replace an exist­ NOWATA. Ohla.—(U ri) SupermleDdent J. Croekrtl Par­ The suit w*s filed In 13V> by ing submarine electric transmls- Osborn. Nowata's assistant fire Richard Iver* haa been dieted had accepted a rail tn the Khrtt to 36. Winds becoming northerly Wing One operations. Results of nell that unlesi (he county School Barbara Hunt .Iris Mao Welch aton cable with one larger, about chief, says a woman drove up to president of the Lake Mary Volun­ Av*. Christian Church. North 20 to 30 mile* per hour this after­ the darby will be utilised In fu­ Board look some action toward and Myra Elllotl Dinsmore. A 234 feet upstream from the the firehouse one day and pleaded teer Fire Department. Charleston, S. C, He will begin hi* noon, diminishing late toelgbl and ture plana for the carrier baaed desegregation It would have to ruling in their favor rould rriult bridge on Rtate Road 415 ovtr the for hilp. So Oabora awaited the Friday. aquadron*. Serving with him will he Mr*. work there Feb. |, Taec court action. in atalc funds being denied the SI. John* Hirer between Sanford wasp that was burring arn-.nd in William (iray, who wa* choten About a week later, Parnell college. and Osteen, her ear. vice president alter Ed Zimmer offered to meet with NAACP man decline*! the nomination. officials and discuss the nutter. Mr* Gray reported that more But the NAACP declined, raying than 11.300 had hern collected dur­ It was the obligation o( the School ing the recent combined member*, _ , Board, not the NAACP, to initiate Opposing clemency wit State The Board refused clemency to *hip and building fund drive. Tbit , ... T/ " *JL“ , desegregation under a UJ5. Sn* firehouse is now half complete*!. I»* Wither*. lanama City dec- Ally. J. Frank Adams who de­ John F. reminder, 43, of Tampa, . . . . . . . . . . * f ri a l i n M i l S' l e t n i l n l e l P e ,« x n I n i * Thr warm sunshinr of Novrrnhrr that eunturned warm weather has Dr. Wilson auggr steel using More block* will be laid this week trieien convicted of drowning two clared that Wither* told him prrmc Court order. and December hai bean moat w*l- brought about more insert* with booms with three norilr* to the end by the volunteer bricklayers small brother* after sexually mo­ voluntarily that be looked back who la serving a Ufa lann tor lesting the older one, lost out once after teasing Douglaa Into the murder of hie former wife la enme by Seminole County resi­ whirh grower* muit contend Sec­ row. one from the top and one who double a* firemen. ondly, the llvtng habit* of the cab­ Wednesday In his final plea to the waters and without tremor, 1P32. Barbecue Shifted dents. The inserts have been en­ bage looper are auch that inace- from each aide In field* where Governor Collins termed U csrap*- the clectrii chair. gunned hla boat and aped away. joying it. too. "shocking" the conviction of Ed­ Brides mutt he applied where the careful attention hai been given to Double Zero Jet The stale Pardon Hoard, meet­ Krlrford McGrtff, Jacksonville To Mayfair Inn Warm weather encourages in­ worms are feeding. spraying, rnntrnl of looper* I* ex ing Wednesday, also refused elf. attorney for Horne, did not deny ward Milan of Tampa aa a Due tn Inclement westhrr. the sects to multiply faster, according To Be On Display menry to Jacksonville Negro Wil­ that Adult cahhagc looper moths lay etIJent. the Negro raped the white second offender with a SO year stag barbecue planned at the May- to Cecil Tucker,’ county agricul­ egg* on the underside of rabhage Among the display of mooern lie Home Jr , 23, condemned to woman on an isolated road near prison term after ha bad aarvad Rerom mends Ilona for temper con­ fair Country- Club tonight at 8 30 tural agent. And such Is the case and cauliflower leave*. Nrwly-hatJet aircraft at the NAS open hnuie die for raping a while woman Jacksonville in 1936. But he aald fiva years on tha two offense*. will be held Instead In the Mayfair with a current peri of local veget­ cbed worm* feed on the underside trol are one pint of endrin rmulsl- tomorrow will be A3D numher ’ 00” after slugging her male com­ Home contended the woman con­ It wai pasted over for further Inn ballroom. able producers—the cabbage loop- of the leaves for aevrral day* /table eonccntralo per acre at 10- from VAII-9. consideration after the Parole panion. sented. The barbecue will draw more er. without cutting through the top day internals before thr head Thla la the Skywarrior represent­ The nest steps in tho two cares MrGriff hinted that Mercy Cc nmission said Milan had a bad than 100 civilian and Naval offlDr. John Wilson, entomologist aide, or crawling onto the upper begin* to form. After heading uf ing the U. S. at the Brunei's will be taken by Gov, LeRoy would have been rteomn. ended prison record. er* In honor of (tn bombing derby at the Central Florida Experiment aide of leaves. cabbage begins, one-third quart World Fair list summer. Il was Collins who la now freo to algn had tha assailant been a white Clemency rtitters. Arrangements have been Station, said that many growers Spray booms which directed no*- of parathlon liquid, containing flown to Relgium from the dreki death warrants anil to set dates man. third time to made by the Armed Farces Com­ had complained that lnaectkldes ties downward apray only the up­ four pound* of technical parathlon of the USS Saratoga. foe the eleetroeutloni. But «U U AUy. William A. Hal serving a Ufa term for murtog hi mittee of the Seminole County are not aa effective a* they have per tide of the Uavea. Since the per gallon, should be used for A week aflrr thousands from ev­ H o u s e Speaker • designate low*a of Jacksonville said "aoclal Osceola County In 1993. Chamber of Commerce. been In Ihc pari. Dr. Wilson said apray does not reach the under­ each acre, applied at Mvrnday ery rounlrv had seen the aleck Thomas D. Br.'ilry argued that order baa no part In this caw. Robert Mclbna, who shot Into Many of (he dignitaries arc stay Experiment Station test pilots side of leaves, the young cabbage Intervals. swept wing jirrratl, Il was hack Withers was too drunk tn know The Indignities to which the was hla neighhor'a homa to Tampa, tag at th« Mayfair Inn and Motel, above good control with basically Ionperi may feed on unprotected Dr. Wilson said experiments on the job again flying over Leb­ wbat he was doing when be subjected would eauw Uta most was granted ■ pardon without ■fetch la ■'ready hosting profet- the same material*. parti o{ the plants. Al tne looper* prova that looper control 1a 'Tree- anon daring tha eritlt list July. drowned Douglaa Cedi Wilson, 4, callout man to blush xrlth ahama.” serving a tingle day of I eight al golfer <and their wives, here As to posiible causes of poor become older, they a n harder to tleilly aaaurrd” If these auggea- Tha pline it the only Heavy Attack and hli 7-year-old brother, David, In all, the Board aonfcriad IT year torn If he insect control, Dr. WlUoo said kill 9 m Maytsfr Onto. tmo* a n followed canfullj. Wmg Qna aircraft numbered "OO’.Jla lonely Polecat ilegrou la UM. Vtotida. Beasley Top Early Bird Notes, Tapes Show Monastery Blast Murder, Suicide Authorities Check Phenix Confession Red Radio Reports 'Spies' Liquidated Hillsborough Sued For Integration U. S. Seeks Probe Of Hungary Terror Judge Asks Board To Transfer Youth Georgia Mix Case Gets Short Recess Weather Insects Plague Vegetable Producers e Pardon Board Says Slayers Must Die � 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, 1958 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, December 10, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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D m . I. 19M Sift OettfttrS Wrrall Q u a rte rb a ck s W in A w a rd s In C elery Giants, Browns To Meet In Title Contest Sunday ■7 M M . WRIGHT railed Pre** Inlerwattosial The Cleveland Brown* will play Ihe New York Glar.ti, only tram erer to Interrupt their unprece­ dented domination of Ihe National Football Leagut* Eastern Dltialon. lor the conference title nett Sunday at Yankee Stadium. Kirchhoff Leads Mather In Sweep In Bowling Loop Fd Kirchhoff howled a 207 339 aerlra to lead Mather of Sanford to a three game sweep over Celery City Printing to artlon In the Sanford City Bowling league teat week. The Furniture men rolled a fine aerie* In atopping Ihe rise of Ihe Printer*. Bob Sfeele and Clyde Pierey led Ihe Prlnlrr*. earh howl Inc 12S. In other action In the league, first place Burnell Painter* re­ mained fire game* In front, even though lorlng two game*, thank* to Ihe effort* of Gene* Seminole Dry Cleaner* who took two from arrnnd plaee New Ynrk I-ife Inaurance. Ciene'a rolled ron»l«tently, and made good ure of their handlrap, In teat the Insurer* Bill Karre led the Cleaning men with a ton. while Jr ate Cook led Ihe Inaurrra with a 49*. Dirk Hlchardr rolled a 211 SIS to top the Painter* In their lot* In Bukur'a Mu»ie Shop, led by Burk Fnrgusona M2. •■Split-ahrlnken" for Ihe night Included Larry Pliee. Tom Brown, and Ed Klrrhhoff who all picked up the 5-T split; Ed Callan and Harold llerbit making Ihe file and dime; Paul Petold with 1 S t 10, Otto lloradorf with a 5*10, and Boh Steele with a 3*710 pick Up. In Ihla week a howling. Ihe match-ofthe-week will he on lanr* I L 2. where first place Burnell will lake on aaeond place New York Life. Gene’* Seminole Dry Cleaners rnlli against Celery City Printing on 1 1 4, and Bukur'a Music Shop lakes on Mather on alleya 5 * 6 Averages after last week'* Imwt Ing are: Rlch*rd*-l«d. Kor. DePalma. and Maloney—1*1. Wheeler and Von Harbulis at 103, Pfiokl, awl Ileal—Ifit. Slrllcr and Steele at 160, Kale*—ISO. and Conk and Callan at 1M. Swann, Bukur, and Forguaon at 1ST, Gllatrap and Ring at 1SS, K rrtirr and Kirchhoff at lit, Rugcnstcin—133, and Plrec, Proc­ tor, and lluhn at IS2. Ilcrhat and Holler—ISO, Burned and drown -—14*. It. lloradorf—ltd. Eatridge— I4S, Plerry—lit. Ilarriton at HI. Perry—111, and O. Boradorf al Two quarterback* won the Most Valuable Player awards In the first annual Celery Bowl foot­ ball game here Friday nlghl Jerome Shaw, Apopka quarter back, scored all three of III* team'* touchdown* to win the award fur the losing squad. Cecil D a rutridge scored two and passed for another for the winning Semi nolet One of Dandndge * touchdowns was an 60 yard kickoff rrlurn which turned the tide of the game. At the time. Seminole was leading Apopka, 14 13 He scored the firvt marker on a four yar-* plunge and passed eight yards lo Gerald Jones for the other. Dandrldgr completed eight ol 12 passes for 120 yard* ami ran eight Cleveland. molt consilient win­ ner In professional football his lory, clung to It* one-game lead over New York Sunday by scor­ ing a 21-14 decision over an in spired Eagles team at Philadel­ phia. The Giants, described by Iheir coach as "not a good dub,” kept their hopes alive when Gar­ land Stare blocked a Jim Martin field goal try with 13 remaining lo preserve a 19 17 tirlory over Ihe crippled Detroit Lions TKOI'IIY FOR SEMINOLE — Jerry Covington 1 left 1 . The Brown* can win their Herald r^wirt* writer, presents Most Valuable Player eighth Eastern Division title In award for Celery Row! game lo Quarterback Cecil Dan* nine year* by defeating or lying (Herald Staff Photo) Ihe Giant* Sunday In a game dr I*life. which will draw a capacity crowd of more Ilian Tl.Otti. The Giants Navy Picks Captain must win to tie for Ihe rrown and then beat Ihe Browns again at ANNAPOLIS. Md (LTIl-VIld Yankee Stadium Dee. 21 to qualify shipman James 31. Dunn Jr . a for Ihe rhampionthip game with Miss South. K2 SE l/Milsiana 70 21 year center from Rutledge, Pa. l mted Press International the Baltimore Colt* Dec. 2*. has been rlectcd Navy's 1959 foot­ West. Ky. 73 N. Me*. AAM W East Cleveland awrpl via Eastern II ball captain. Miss. St. 91 .Southwestern 4* He* after entering the NFL in Army 79 Kings Point 1* Mississippi *7 fnion fTrnn I *1 19&0 and won again 1**1 year af WVU 71 Penn St M Auburn 71 flavlnr GO ter the Giant* snapped their rer NYU 31 Columbia 7n Snead Caeca Hebert Richmond 72 Virginia 66 ord siring in 1936 Burknell 93 Rulgerr *9 NEW YORK i CPI I—Sam Snrad VMI id Bridgewater 31 Bant* Defral Cull* Cornell 3* Colgate 33 of While Sulphur Springe, 3V. Va.. Baltimore, which will invade the St. Francis fl'a 1 3* Duquesne vt W. Va Tech 73 Iaiyola (Mrt 1 66 I meets Lionel lltbert In I* holes Midwest Eastern champion's park for the St. Jos, fl’a.l *1 Kv Wesleyan 73 of championship golf at (he Bora championship game, clinched the Niagara 72 l.a Salle 5* Michigan Si M Delroil 31 Baton, Fla . golf club on ABCWestern crown a werk ago Thr Syracuse 91 Clarkson Teeh M W’estern Be* *4 Wayne St. 36 TV* "All Star G o lf program Colls opened the weekend action Maine 71 Bales 61 St. laiuit 77 Ohio State AS nest Saturday. by dropping a 301* decision lo Salon Hall *2 Itoanokr 33 Michigan *3 Kent St. S3 the Bams at lai* Angeles liefore Vermont 1* New Hampshire *T Ila mime *6 North Dakota A6 u«.jn2—the third large*! crowd in Marshall 7* Virginia Tech 70 Kansas SI. 62 Indiana 79 Schoendienst ttelter Drake 7! Air Foret Arad. Ml Irague history Manhallan I'lJ Bridgeport S3 ST LOUIS (CPI 1 — Manager Miami ID! 39 Bowling Green 5* In .Sunday'* oilier game*. Bob Wagner *1 Cpsala GO Fred Haney of the Milwaukee by latyne'a two touchdown pa**e* Dartmouth 32 Colby 33 Dayton 75 Hall St. 43 Brave* said today following a vis­ Purdue A3 Missouri 37 sparked u rally that gave the Kentucky 76 Temple 71 it with tubercular strirken Red Pittsburgh Steeleri a It 14 tie Conneelieul 60 3’ale 32 Minnesota 77 Vanderbilt 7H Srltoendlenit that the star second Braille) 91 West. Ontario 31 with Ihe Washington Bed*klna; Kansas 73 Cantslus 31 the Chicago Hears turned Chi­ latfayelle 72 Prlneclon 62 Nebraska 73 Montana St U. 11 baseman's ‘•ipirtt is high and he thinks lie's going lo fool every­ cago Cardinal pa I-Ct and turn- Fordham *6 Rhode (stand M Lnynla till) 9Q Denver tu body and tie in the Braves' line Ides into an ca*y 30 11 victory, Amherst 3t Harvard 47 Northwestern fiA Maryland 62 up opening day." and the San Francisco Forty- L’CNY 67 Hunter 3* lie Paul 69 Baldw. Wallace 44 Niner* turned three Intrrreptlons St. Rrmaverdurc *6 Villa Mad 35 Marquette GO Illinois 33 Tenne.nee 90 Wyoming Into touchdowns in Ihe first *i* Howell Joins Itisons South minute* cn route to a VS 21 trt Navy **• Pennsylvania 33 Southwest ni l F.\!.n (UPI>—Ron Howell, umph over Ihe Green nay Pack­ Wm A Mary 37 tiro Wash 32 TCU Mi Oklahoma City 3* who scorrd ivsn touchdown* (nr ers. Hamilton In fanads’i Grey Cup N, Car. SI. M Wake Forest 32 Arkansas Al Oklahoma S3 fieitball game, has )oirird the Ituf Tulsa 79 Arison* St U. 71 Thy Citadel 77 Presbyterian 62 SMC A3 Iowa 33 lalo Bisont of ihr American lloek To Ia in- 95 IJIrm. Southern 7* ry League. Unwell, a forward, it Chattanooga M Howard (Alai 73 Trxa* AAM 37 Houston 13 the younger brother of New York Rice 74 Wlsrnnstn 37 Alaliama 29 Phillip* fillers .1* Banger defenseman Harry HowTrinity lTex.1 Al Tesa* 71 laiulsvlllr 71 Georgia Teeh 37 ell Arkansas Al Oklahoma 32 Florida St. 73 Furman 72 lulled I'revs InU. national Boston College 26 Holy Cross * Miami (Fla.) 2 Oregon 0 Wiley 23 Mississippi Vocational 7 Arinina St. VI Gust Adolphus 12 N.Eastrrn Okla 19 St. Benedict It S. Diego Marine* 35 Sart Itli-go 0 Christmas Festival Bowl N.W'crn La. I* Sam Hou*. St II tlrangr Show Bowl Stockton !* Mt. San Antonin 12 Shrine Potato Bowl Barkrrsfield JC 7 Mversld. Ct <1 C age Scores Grid Scores limes for 12 yards and three first downs, one of which kept a TO drive going on fourth down Ha also got thr Seminole* oul of trou­ ble tsriec with booming punts. Shaw scored on "keeper” play* of 33. 23 ami 20 yards IB s'p att­ ing was a key In telling up Ihe three markers. Others considered for the tro­ phic* presenlrd h> The Sanford Herald were David Stanley, Ver­ non Kirk, Walter Middleton and Bay Lundquist. Shaw had no com­ petition for the MVP for fhe lot rrt. although Ijrrv lllarkvvrldrr and Gerald Odom played fine games The trophiev prevented by The Herald were hated on perform­ ances In Ihe one game. Play in games during the regular season was not considered Manley, chosen lo Ihe Orange Belt Conferrnee all star team for the second year in a row. wav Dandridge's closest competitor. Thr big guard who shared co­ captain duties with Dandrldgr proved lilmsrlf lo be ihe heal line man in ihe OIH and amnng ihe best in Ihe state by hit sterling play Friday night. He completely overshadowed Odom, thr other oil conference guard «f 37 and an all Otic fullhack this yrar. Odom played in Ihe haekfield cm offense, in the line on drfrnse. On occasions, he also was a linebacker this year. Slanlrv and Middleton were the outstanding defensive players for Seminole Mlddlrlun recovered a fumble which led to a TD add made several kry tackles, as did Kirk Middleton a!*n caught one past (or 37 yards LumlquDt picked up Its* yards rushing, high for the Seminolrt. Of this total. 33 eame on a TD scamper. Kirk scored once and had several lung gains on offtackle slants. He also threw a 37yard past which kept a drive alive Dandndge and Shaw were pre­ sented the trophies at a barbecue at Ihe Elks Club following llie game. Making the presentation* were Walter Gleluw. Herald pub­ lisher. and Jerry Covington, Her­ ald *poris writrr. APOPKA .MVP PLAYER—Jerome Khnvv (riyfht), Apopkaqufiili-rbnck, accept* Sanfonl Herald trophy ns Moat Valuable Player for the Itiabiy: team In the Celery' Bowl. Prrj*cnti:i(r the trophy is Waller A. (Jlelow, Herald pul>Usher, (Staff Photo) Yanks Seek Hyde, Nats Want Lumpe NEW ) tilth fU l'l) The At the moment, the Senator* Washington Senators are playing are without a major league tbu^Hyde and seek, and there should stop a i c result of their tr a * lie an announcement any day now with the Tiger*. that shortstop Jerry t.umpc of thr Yankee* is "It ** CA LL Both ihe Yankee* and Indian* are in with "concrete hilts'* for Washingtons a.e rcltcser. Dick Hyde, hut from all Indication* the world champion* wrre there first with the most. Senator ITeudent Clatin Grif­ Evening* FA ‘J-cuflO ^ fith. who completed a six-player deal with Detroit Saturday, freely admitted today that he a-d Ihe Yankees "are still talking." These R a n r a car talks are expected to culminate with Hyde going to the Yanks in Vic Hohcllo. A gt. cut E. 1*1 a deal for Lumpe. H E R T Z FA2-7723. i HERTZ r Many thanks to all those who supported me in the recent city elections. M. L “Sonny” Raborn Jr. Pd, Pol. Adv. By SI. L Flahnrn Jr. Q j J k h lD m ! Peruvian U. S. Star LOS ANGKI.ES —CUPP — Arne rlcan Das is Cupper Alex Olmrdo it a Peruvian attending Ihe t ’nl veralty of Southern California. Olmrdo was Intrreolleglate tennis champion In 1957 Robes S TV Jackets First In Seven Years PITTSBURGH. Pa IUPI) — Rob Friend * 22 victories this sea son marked the first lime a Pitta burgh Pirate Imrler reached Ihe charmed cirri.- since Murray Record For Series ST. LOUIS —(UP11 - Harry Dickson turned the Irirk in 1951. Breeheen of the St tavuls Cardi­ nal*. who turned the trick In 1916 Good Pitch, No Mil against the Boston lied Sox, It BOSTON —•Ul'l I—The Itovton the only southpaw in history lo National 1 nf HB0 finished In fifth win three garnet in single World place In Ihr National league dr Series. spile the facl that Ihry had Hirer J« game wtnnsrs—27 game win ner Charley Nichols, 26 game win Winning Pair ner John Clarkson and 21 game NEW YORK —4171*1) — Christy winner Charley Gelrrin Malhewaon and Joe McGinnlty of the New York Giant* won a total COOLER IN SUMMER nf 66 game* in 1901—Mathewson WARMER IN WINTER compiling a 33-12 record and Mr SAVE FUEL Glnnlly recording a 35 6 mark IN S U L A T IO N CLEVELAND - ( D P I . - Starling pitcher Al Smith and reliever Jim Raghy Jr. wrre the Cleveland In­ dians pllrhrrs who slopped Joe III M.vgglu alter he had'hailed safe ly In 36 ronsreiitlve games It hap|H-ned In a nlghl game July IT. 1911 “Holler for Haller” Cliff G s Haller, Inc. 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Left tn right, Commi dinner- David flat die! and R obert B ro w n , W arner, A rt H arria. to ch airm an o f Navy A p p re c ia tio n Day. and U ornniD siom ra At Wilson a n d Karl Bigginbotham . (H e ra ld S ta ff P hoto! 'Appreciation Day' Tempo Increases S'ivy Appreciation Day j.lan* »rc snowballing, a civic *1ui.' *nd local merchant* lcr.it thrir Nippon to thr .Jiy-cc *' gigantic » cl■niton neat Saturday at Fort Mellon Park. All Navy perinnncl and Ihcir fandlie* at •I the Sanford Naval Air Station on will It 6ueil* of Ihc Jayrtc* and Senior Chamber nr Commerce for a chirkcn pilau dinner Entertainment will U- furnilhrd by Ihr Five Owl* and The Rebel*. Civilians may purphare ticket* al the park cir gel them from A-ir favorite mcrrhani*, who will have a number lo giir away. t’nre of Ihc lunch t* H for adults __ _ ,for children .t .u and f>o cent* . According to Art llam a *nd *hll llrumtry. ewchsirmen of Nar>‘ appreciation Hay. everyone in '**wn ,(",n it *’ "enthusiastically "enthuslaslirally support^ ^ W o n l * '*’ * « « « • " * » » Sanford. Serving l-egim at 12:30. Table* will It manned by mrmU-ri of Ihr Jaycer Wive* Club. Rotary. Ki»*ani M ont,”Eds*. World"*War" 1 Veteran* Barraeks. rivitani. Amerlcan legion, VFW, Mn*nn* and Shriner*. S q u a d ro n 9 Lead s In B om bin g D e rb y The first day of Heavy Attack Wing One* Sixth [tombing Derby ffvded with Squadron Nine, from the USS Saratoga, leading the field. The high flvinc "(m is ' arfiimulaled 400 point* In the first two evrnl*. _. ., , . . . . . ,, , Thp,. to ,, from thr l SS \ ranklin D. Itoo.r n i t got an rarly Irad by irorlng a perfect 100 point* In Ihr *peclal vrea|Tn* loadini: and chv'tk rxerdie. VAII 'J. however overeamr Ihc £ rly lead when Ihr teorra from evrnt I w rrr totalrd. wai followed at 10-minute Inter* al* by the oilier competing twin j<t* carrier aircraft. They were off <m » nUht minion that required them <" fly more than 2.0U) mile*, a* | ra',jr miasionu were run on *uiall airfield* at Troy. Ala., and Hattloburg. Mi** The Hard nhatu u( Ihe event re qutn.i| a lllmiUlc(1 wfapon» , |rop on a large! In Dalla*, Tea . from a height of nearly revrn mile* and a *l<ecd of cpproilmalrl) tk*i milr* a hour. A crucial total of CWl |>oi»ililr polnl* hung in halarer *l Hie *rlrrl rnmbat air- A ihort address will |«- gi.rn by Mark » levrlarul Jr. at ; |< m ( Ic.riand i» president of ihc Sen. Inolc Count* Chamber of Commerer Capt. laor.rl Arthur, comr„an«!ing i.ffticr of Ihc Air Station „.,|„,ni| , ......... , . ........................ ... ....... Ihc . firrn.mn. under the rfl rtclkM of Ranald Perry, while the muilr plan on unit! S ad p. m. Tickets for Navy Appreciation lfr ovailaMr at •hh.m and fudor, Htnn Dixie, \owrll*. A. h. Shoemaker J r . Seminole Coun­ ty Laundry and Downtown Clean- The Ktks Chanty llall Saturday right rllmsvrt a week of ilrcn uou* activity in Sanford, The annual party will tic field *n U.r Mayfair Inn where guests '“ !l ,laT'c' ' ,n nn,1,c h> n',kur and Ihc PopttlaireMore Ihan So patron* have sub»crtlw-d In Ihp hall hcnrlltinfi Ihc Hairy Vnna Crippled Children'* Home A dtarama display will he 1placed In Ihc hotel hobby, depicting Ihc Ircalmrrt given children at t h r tluipll.il * llo*t and hotir** arc Hill Hardin, Exalted Holer and hi* wife Peg' g> They will lead the Grand March which follow* an eleventh hour ioa*i Entertainment i* planned during inlrrminion tnul.lion* may he rohiainnl at lair Inn Re* 'he door ef the Mayfair rr* at loti i are now helm,' made hj Houghton I n • u r a n r r C o , FA MM3 Kussrll Spencer, chairman of Ihr dance, taul today. "We luipe tn have ,V*i people Saturday night. The Elk* hive riviled all their M*j nMc^Sank'*?‘F*n/*Feder al’'sav- “ lo »n" “ « " rt ,hr In.-' and lo a n Ai*ocia1ion, Cow-I Harry-Anna Crippled Children’* Home. an'i. Hey'* Shoe Store, Florida power and Light Co, Carraway ind JIrKihhin. fterry'* Whntetale Furnllure \Varehou»e. Senkartk Llaii and Paint Co., II. L, Perk* Ini and Son and Sweeney**. Insult To Injury: Left Dishes Dirty ; In Contempt Case WASH) NOTH S' flT D —Indu*Hern ant fioldftrr wa> tndieted by a frdrral grand jury *o*Jay on 18 rounti of ronlrmpl pf <-ongrr»*. Ihe charge* were hand on fioldflnr'* r.fu»al to an<wrr is <iue*lion»—all involving trai;»ac tinn» of the float Fort Develop- Somebody he* added (mull to injury. Hie C|I> Comtniuion * a i told la >t right Not onlv did the culprit break lockv on door* wlileh hou»i-d thr china at Ihr Civic Center, and u*e ihr diihc* but be left 'em dirty. according to Comnrn*loner David r.atchrl A* a m ull. Kiwaman* and Rot arian* pe rhap* mhrr*. were forei-d in waih the diihr*, tiatchrl added Many of the grt>ui>» which meet Thr ’ flvlr Center rrg ularlj CELERY HOWL TR O PH Y - Seminole High P rincipal A ndrew B racken pronent* th e Uflcrv Bowl cltam pion*tii(i trophy tn C lif­ ford McKildtin, defennive hnlflutck, a* Conchcv Jim P iyott (le ft) and Dave lanidc w ntrli. Seminole H ig h won th e tro p h y Dy de­ featin g Ajtopkn. 31-20, F rid ay n ip h t. The presentation w as m ad e today. Thu tro p h y did n 't arrive in tim e fo r th e gam e. (P h o to by Jam eso n ) V erd ict Expected Committee 0 1 100 O n A ssault C h a rg e ls Given ReP°rts Memlier* of the executive comCity Judge Amro*c Oililf will ugainH thr eltv "by vntor of in- mt||r r of Ihr Commlllrr of IIO hand down a urd iri tin* afternoon jurie* *u*ialned when Joirph lien detidctl yeilerday Dial 'u r r r ii drin Ihe t a*e of Jou-pli Renkown . kuwie w.i* wilfullv and unlawfully ] „ n ,, emnbinalum of proper M yrarold Navy man attached to a**ailllrd by a police officer" 1.idvrrll»lng and linanrial aupport. VAII II charcfil wilh aitaull on Thr a**aull charge arotr out ol \\ sroll fturn*, chairman, prr a police officer and petty larceny, an arrr*i Nov * Harriett. *V 0»r r mr confab, which drew A third charge of drunk and dit tolifird jrttrrduv Dial Renkuwie chairman ol key eomniltleev lo rronlerh conduct «j* dl*ml**nl bv fried lo erk handcuff* from Id* |Miri rrttilla of individual meeting* Ihr rourt iund. allrr I »aw him lair a Tjlr leader* of Ihr Induttrial llenkowie tckllfied in court )‘ri i pic out of a Dt* at the A and I*." commuter ronaidem! a budge! of '•*>' *"'• vcjlcrday. denying Ihe Harriett *ald that llrnkowlc trie d |yj.oou. *ubmllled by Marion liar. in *ug expenChamber MONTGOMERY, Ala (LTly— Chairman John A. Hannah of the Civil Right* Commission an­ nounced today he was exiling In Ihe Justice Department lo help Ihe eomml**len secure regiitralinn record* In *U Alabama counHr* where Neproc* claim their voting right* have been denied. Under the law which cre­ ated the rommt«*ion in 19JT, Con­ gress gave the J n ■11 e e Department power In l*aur con­ tempt citations against witnesses who rrfu ie lo olwy orders of the federal agency. The ruremission ilielf dor* not have Ihe power to l*»ue contempt cltslion*. The rilatinn* mutt be li* »ued through a federal court. Hannah, president of Michigan Stale University, said, "This com* mission regrrls the failure of cer­ tain person* lo appear at (hi* bearing alter having been formal­ ly *ub|>oenaed to appear in accordance with the provisions of the law creating this commitsmn, amt the failure of other* who h»ve appeared In prreon lo pro­ duce certain record* Util they w rrr subpoenaed to produce, and Ihe refuial of some who were physlratly present to be sworn a* wiIncases when requested to do so; and the failure of other* lo an­ swer qurition* that were asked of them." Six county official* refused to answer any queillon* presented them by the commtsilon. Flva of the official*, appointed registrars In Hullnck, Harbour, and Marntt counties, refused to taka the oath driplte a command by View Chairman Robert G. Storey, dean of ll.e Southern Mrlhodtat Unirarally- law achool. The eommissinn. In reeea*. unantmoody decided la demand the offlcula take th« oath and am wrr qiiettiant, and svach offlrial was ordered to do so Individu­ ally. Till* artlon could set np the procedure for contempt cita­ tion*. ______ halrman •* tipre*enllng Hu eltv. No wu (Jene Tucker »hnok hit brad al ne»»e* leMlfled f r either man. A the *m*Clthin of »M for due*. He »p.,kr«man ta il Ihur *torlr« that memla-r* should con wrr. to •omplrti-D ddlcrenl. il alj pr the due. a huilne** Inve.lwill la- a delim it drriilon for Ihr inrnl. The prnpoted *uni would judgr ' not tic enough lo "do anything RrnVowic told ihr enurl that he wllh." bail (utlalned cut* on lu* ear and Col. S G Harriman wa* named bead from Ihe attault by Harrleft. , chairman ol Ihe Site* Commute#. — ............... Notice ol ihe *ul wa. Iileil vviin | | arr|m»n I* forming lit* group lo ibr rlly manager n lrr ,j,r , t,||ri. eouoly and . , under a Uw DELANO (UP1>- An amileur which lay* that all claim* again*! report on available lamia for in holdup man who u*ed a toy pistol the city mint |w fllc-l wiihin so duitry. lo try *4 f°h • llnanee compiny day* of an incident John Krnler commented. "The was recovering today from twx> people of Seminole County always bullet wounds and a sore ihoulder respond when Ihe enmity I* ifl where he wa* stabbed with a let­ trouble, but rarely do anything ter opener. when everything f* going all Doltea said Maxwell Cummings, right. You will have op mblrnt i!>, was foiled In hi* allen.pt to selling sumt thing to Ihrm when gel aw»y with ll.ond Monday when In Seminole County nearly every (incompetent or extremely |w>r • »i once, monihly, qu*rterly or they frrl they don’t need It right For more than two months, a company executive noticed the *emi annually. now." more lh»n ISO United Fund work­ family wllh school age children f*mHlr» gun wasn't real. I'rrferrcd ageticie* may he A general meeting of thn Comer* have been heating Ihe bu*he» hat *omconr in Ihr llov Sec ;1 Few people anywhere nerd an Cummings lold officer* h# need­ _ .................. inno.Itirlion lo The Salvation marked for ihr major portion of rullter of mo will bn railed by trying In raise money for *evcn or t.irl* .icoult The Menial Ileal h Afmy |U ,|r rtira |r<i worker* Hie donation Agencle* that are not Hums when conrretc rrport* can ed the money to pay hi* rent ind tsfiliiirs hilt*. agencies. Aixortalion ba* been frying to jmij no ta*k loo Impoxtlhlr, 'desirable to thr donor may lie be made. This would-he bandit entered lha The goal of $3a,(ic0 is mil a long *Urt a clinic here, and *lrr-d> no ja r*on too unworlliy to help marked out on tbelr *uh»crtplion. unices of Tribble A Reynold* Co. wav off, To date about So per cent has a director and menial hc-dlh These are the seven agrnrir. ,hr n'"'>r > rnlll'*',f'' "*>* carrying a toy gun in a piper II..1 mike up Ihe Seminole (ounlv Peminnle ....... tty. If Ihe I nilr.l of Ihe minimum requirement* ba* eonmilant. bag. Taking the gun out. he order­ been pledged. The fti-d Cm*, help* inrun ■r I ruled Fund Alter »l* month. Ewul '- 11' •*•*» >r j r ' "* ed Hill Tribble, *cm of eo owner Thi* mean* that llw *ev»u agen able v r* irr famille* with fin»ir •h. Scout* may '.»*r In dt.h.od »■*> •« »«l nm Iw ...mir, -d. Tn* IjONDDN (Ut’l i — The follow- Jamc* P. Tribble, lo HU the bag add seven more individual rie* ran nperate for »ix mnnlh*. ial problem*, and mu*t he p rr(« • - r.l health aboiillwH and Ihe with cash. no more Thrse ineludc Utr Roy ed In rope with any type of dit I SO shut In Innrtomr servtrrmen drive* lo the Urge number already ing ad appeared In Ihe |wt»on»l Rut Tnhhlf, after putting 11.00* Uirtg •olleiled Kaperlenrr has ndumit of ihe Ttmei of f/>ndnn Seoul*, Ihe Florida (,'hil Iren's a*ter local or national Aernrdlng lo I’nitrrl Fund work in Ihe sack, *aur the pistol w u proved Hist this would fir aiv Inday. Home. Girl Scouts, Menial IGatlli Every night ol Ihe week, lli* t n famillrs who usually ‘live >1 mure dollars Ilian mo*l people arr "Iriipovemhed Arueriran *tu- phony and lunged at Cummings Atviristion. Red Cro*t, Salvation (oral i SO open* Its don,* to *rr> i" inyibitg are gi- tng ll.al aromu' paying now deni from New England anxious wllh a litter opmer, slabbing Army and I'SO bo lbr<e seven agettelr* Man. iremen A hnslrss works full tin . How ard McNulty, DF fund rhatr |f> ■ppreetaie In Ihr full Ihe llrtl- him in Iho trfi shoulder. Then h« picked up a X> caliber automatic prrpartng enlertamment fnr yrc,- 3 •d thrse (H-nple have ehilrlrrn in n.ar, .aid Tlw rommumty ..k rd I' " ttrk ) men who do no! have fantile* tie Stout* nr are living llu srrv I", the United Fund ami wanted H*h aulnmnh.lr; sound of wind and —a real one— »nd shot Dimming* here Entitled woes hold p' a rt-. l" ‘ . . . . . . . i . agencle* The lam. Reds Visit Poland ll* o t* ■ ' * * . . r>i l to >u|.(Mirt it. 'Mils ha* mil twin limb lo arcompiny hint m his Iwire as the Injured robber Hied liar e*eu*r I* igiven—"w ere nrut J in Hu b.iilding lo rtrap e, ijliest—wllte llox C 13(1." A WARSAW (D P I' — A 13 man ting down l-eiaute II ilrw»n I rover doru so Inr We have found that T u t tierm an ConimunDt delega The Flnrida Children * lion > all drive* Dffirial* feel all agen the payroll deduction plan ha* Cummings s u f f e r e d bullet provides iheltrr and enmfnr’ for i >r» woubt la (nrenl In Join the wntkrrl wrll with Ihe few firm* Campaign ICxpcnscn wound* In Iho left leg and In lit* linn led hv party ehiefliin Wal­ ler tlh rich ' arri*c* (ediy in dmi NAUGATUCK, Conn — ( t 'P I ) - slomarh. Ill* condition wa» not llleg.limale rh.ldrrn orpha-d |rn,trH Fund If dnnnra would tell in whlrh H ba* been lnl!ndur#d E»»l German young Hers and Ihe nfDprmi m thfn) |hjt ,hfy on)>. 8|>J, w t , j| **,)» doesn't succeed, your door Hrpubtlran Rep Jams* T Tat- serious, aulhnrttlea said. onttrate F °ll*h lie was lakrn to a Daytona friendship The Untied Fund ha* found a 1*11 will be lung *1* more lime*, lerson said expense* for his un ,,, r ,,. , .. . Tt.c Sanford City Commission utility la* and pay il to thr eily ("ikiil.lr solution — through the Ami In the long run you will give • ucersstiil reelectlon campaign In- Reach hospital and will be rhtrgr l l ’S t r l lji’i l t M a d e U*t night Inilialril atlion which each month. pa\ roll deduction plan In Ihi* more, an.l forget In rledurt II from eliide*l I*m for shopping bag* rd with armed rubbery, upon re­ lease. and $JIA for thimble* NEW YORK (DFIl - A Pan would grant a 36yr*r franchise A „ b „ „ h Jjri|4 wav. each wage earner would gt.r your Income tax,’* American Wnrld Airway* Hnemg to a supplier of r.itural gas. a P , onnMl bli„ lMlv„ 1on r> nr, a nnr hofir x w*ge a month tn the TOJ airliner with 101 person* proved reorramralinn of the pub Terrace, in Die c il/s water ami The City n( Sanford l**t r t C t unrl Thr pledge may he given alt aboard Monday made tin* ftr*t It* work*, uliltite* and recreation .em r systems, was approved, a*ked HuNasv for asurplus 1 * renn - «top rotnmerclal Jet flight dri^Mmrnl. and gave trnlvllvr C0#j|t|aBn| on' r o,v-.IU5t« wilh plane whichIhe local Klk«C'lul D j D ■. fromlavndon to New York approval In two subdivision* to ,hr frF |ai|,.n* of Ihr HUt. Hoard plan* lo place in Ihe playground K C O r O l l C C L a t l l C t Item In eily water and sewer »>*■ nf | | , a[(h adjoining Fort Mellon Park Itlur s.'iev and halmy brreies , Women golfers, incidentally, will |surreal. I^st year Hob Goalby, 27, No Bright Verdict lf p.1' , a u. ij ... A similar request by Morris N. M»ynr Merle Warner »tgnrd > ushered in Ihe San Frinclsco m»n the gale*, mrornutlon booths I of Rrllevillr, HI., placed la th« ATLANTA i t ’P l i - A jury began ■ . f , . r ._. -Stein for connection to the *r*er Inter to Ihe commander ol the ... Giants* money when he played played hi. hi* first first lu third day t>i dflll*rrallon to grdlnamr which would grant San- |r||fm of ( aubd(Wllon wr„ ,)f N ,v,l Air Ststlon. J,ekso**.l', y Z Z ^ c n 't' m.,~heAl.!ckrni.,a, ',e G.ani." IlirsK) 115 nw Mayfair Mayfair Inn Inn D|wn 0,wn ami llth ireen. a* Hie Sanfonl Wo If moo*r when he . men's Golf Association onrr more ,*,„ da> In the trial nf artu in l Ti*m ai . 0 Hie right to con Lake Minnie was approved, but »*klng for a plane "at Ihe carlte*! uf Moirow't ofitrial newspaper W „ holay ..Ulbr. 11(1 strung Mart#,! r'.n trv Clul lle M,ut . r lS *truft pie 1lumber George IIright, but 11 •» “ ' and maintain facilities and fur,hrr condllion. T1.ce in Jw.stt.le lim e" can tiring Uetng off al * lhl» morning to * 01in‘ry Club, lie *m>i a f,t in hll ih*cln*rd today that Gen Dan appeared Die jwnel still it hope a dUlrihuliun tystem for natural eluded ^ ............ .........that . . . Stein ---------* n *’ wuml. Thi. year. Goalby was a. requirement TheUnmnuulon comnirmlid He s«-rov ha* been relieved a* ehlef qualify for 75 places in the morns Iriily deadlocked Soviet trerel police men' I•layer* who do.. I have lo o ^ . l to d^v. sen 'a*rer unanimously the outitandlng The ordinance would re-juire rrfr,' f approval ofIhe city** rn Elks for their intern! Mayor Mar nf tt.c afternoon |f",r?* T jll( jH.t(. .5 .- n/ t pf„ freshman of 195*. Goalby H here Th< announcement In Irvritia qualify tuned tunni up Ihi. mu *uro.w™ >rar f Ih al the »i tty Is* able lo purehaie .unerring department nf “fill" for ner »atd he felt Ihe Jet In the pla. X’ommit* Loses Job , the systrm alter 3S year*. p n » i sewer lines. ground would he a "natural '«loce and Fravda .aid tlte move wa* v*iib prarticr rounds. fitr tournamenls al- again to compt-to In the open tour­ _. iltiNNA ( l l l > The provlnvlal j C(j | bp r jt w j cnrecj, R also |*ro Jarvis j.lan*to Imild I03 home* J«'l* »re use-1 at the loial Na.al made b> Hie l'^*idium of the Su jiow I in tier wa Id head* the pros tra l|y j,u pocket—more than nament, Thursday through Sunday. Expected this afternoon li Paul Cominumst government of Slovak v„jf l ,h(11 „„ a,,piiatjtr t («. *0|,i In Ihc Jlt.tKJij to JI5.00U clast Mr Station. p m n r Soviet in view of hi* Iran*tomorrow when a clinic and rshlbianyone c*.x Ihr lour. .............would ....... ............ fer m another post. Il did not imn WJ1| tie given al the tlub a l --------------------------------------------- Harney, who copped the lucraUra D ha* relieved Ernest Sykora ol ^.... ........ (,rnit which make H'* »uhdivi*ion is located Juit Dorado Heart) Invitational Sunday. his duties as rduciiion minister. natural ga* ' available lo Sanford *»»>‘ -* —------- ‘ annexation c . r* °f ,h' proposed . . rlalmralr ar.d it was not known 3 p m. Gallery favorites, Jay OTHER STORIES PAGE I Mike Felchlek arrived yesterday, within six months after It become* *"* JN O lU -M » arcn !f1 (f if he was bring promoted or dc Hebert, of Sanford, and brother, after a fifth plsee lie In tha Ha­ Teachers ‘Routed’ Lionel will once more hit simul available from a pipeline supplier. .Sirin'* sutxIlviDon hap plans ROCHESTER, N‘. Y*. —tU I'lt — 'noted _________ ___________ Arnold Palmer, top money mak- vana International. Here too. are tanrom slices and hook*. .in. _____ an al NUMADA. Japan (UHD— Two The ordinance would place a for 300 home*. Ileforc Hie eily Holier offered this evidence to iempi In make ihe halls collide t r •« Pr*A lournamrnls wilh |« ,- Doug Ford, George Bayer and Art I undeed school teacher* on a sit txu per cent utility lax on gross will accept either * t» tr line for prove that Harry Gebo, 19, **» ■* •• , ■ > .., in mid air. Former Sanford winter W®- arri.fd yesterday and was Wall. down strike wtre rluied from retelpl* on sales lo residential maintenanee, the su lot) vsnon* the burglary suspect al whom Hey i M U fl L O I U p i l U n l . Education Hall Monday by 1.500 castomeru in Sanford, TTm tax muii hive enough customers, at I fired four shots for Ieavtng the At Balding of Markham, Ontario, MANCHESTER, Conn -< U P I)- pro. Porky Oliver, "Falitaff of the ready early Hus afternoon to play angry parenls. The teacher* were would tik e effect two year* after the rite of ( 2.84 per Some per | scene of the crime. One of the Joseph Sehorn won a divorce after Fairways,'* will amine specta­ a practice round. who won the first Sanford Open-, firel.-vting plan* to vet up a new the start of distribution, The eom- month, to prevent the city front ' bullet* M red In Ihe thick sob of testifying that hll wife hadn't said tor* wilh his "take-off* on a wo­ The Salford tourney has started and the first Canadian to win a ysU m for rating their efficiency. pany also would ooiieet the city's | losing money man golfer. one of his shoes. a word tn him tor sia years. a lot of careers on the road lo PGA (uuraamrnt—also U here. > ' »ea»nnable fog hlankeled Ihe area and the all wealhrr flight enpabilb lie* nl the crew* were tritrd a* ground control approaili guidance, coupled willi Ihe Navy'* lamling aid. brought the SkywarSmokers Anonymous mirror rior* to a *afe landing LONDON fP P Il — Smoker* Skilled umpire* »pcnt Ihe re Anonvmou*.'* a *oeicly patterned mair.drr of the night analynng and afirr Alcohol lr* Anonyromi* lo Interpreting vcorr*. and photo*, help people slop *inokin*\ will be­ gathered during Ihe mli.'ltm*. to gin It* work Jan. I. properly rwaluale the point* Nine I* followed by Squadron Moon Volcanos Seen Eleven, trailing by 39 tw’inl« EDINBURGH, Scmland (tT ’D— VAH-1 I* running third with 171 Seollith a*lronomcr P a t r i c k point*. Squadron Seven from the Moore taul today that a numtier CSS EnlerprDe i* fourth will* 193 f Itriuih observer* had u c n rv- point*. idence of volcanic activity on the Event* tonight will eon*l»t of * moon. tpecfil weapon* operation*! mix­ tion for each crew, conducted on Lifchtninp Hits Plane the ground. H rarrie* a po**lhle COPJvNIlAGEN I C P U -A US. 304 point*. Tomorrow inurmng the trn-nulrnaval plane b»«rd in Iceland wat hll by ilghUiing while flying inlo a mInula Sky warrior* lake tn the a itorm on the wc*t eoa»t of Jut­ air In a ilmulated minion evil land The plcviglav* of the plane, mlnaling In Ihr dropping of a a twin engine Neptune, wa* *plln- bomb *'*hapc" from a height rf . *red, injuring one of the ten-map approximately vrvrn mile*, aimed at a targrl *bi|i near Cape Hal Sfew. tera* off ihe North Carolina coa*i To Head Hose Parade Crew* then will he required to PASADENA, Calif (U Ph—Gov­ conduct an additional miitinn con ernor elect William A Egan of »i«tlng of ,i tenriil attack on a Alatka hav lieen named grand radar bomb »Hr at Jackionvtile, manhal of the Toth annual Tour Fla A p*»**ible *V) jvoinl* eati lw niment of Hojev parade on New earned in thi* event Year * Day. News Briefs lloldfine told Ihe Houk l,.gl»- The CnmmlMlon voleil lu get 1 Jl1"' lathe ilverHuhl Cninmiltre Ihe "ie Iwittom nf Ihe whole aflair Hie l ih of Sanford ha* been uurttmn* ro n .rm ed Ihr • i letnal Karl Higginbotham u ld Ihr ril> noltfle.l bv Gortlon brederuk .» affairv nf a private eompat.-. ami ' haying enough mom) for I-1 «m"cv for llenkowie ol a claim were Ihereforr outvtdr the root- ' rr 'Upctvltion Ilian that lie | miller t |*)vver» of Inquiry made a molior. |i.v**eil utianlmoui Today'* imhrimenl wat Ihe *ec- !)', *hal wmebody find out who dll ond legal arlion Involving Gold- l* 'artlj, cloud), to cloud* bnUt. fine tn two day*. The U. S Courf Not only thould the guilty |v»r ol Appeal* in llovlun Monday dr He* be rhargrd for damage lo Ihe(tearing and .older Innlghl Ued tiled Cold fine'* appeal tiled Coldfine'* appeal from ...... -a door* ------ and — lock*, ------ but — they ---- about I newlav (*lr aril r*dd. High tmlav lower eoufl order that te turn pay a reatonablr price for duh- , "• lo '■«. low lonl*ht lu !<• Mi. over certain financial record* lo tvaihing chore* performed hv cbih Vi.rihra*! northcxal wind* in i member*. Higginbotham laid TO mile* jwr hour. ia> inv»*iigator*. Would-Be Robber Shot And Stabbed Weather U nited Fund: H a lf Enough For 1959 Brash Young Yank Asks Very Little City Commission Starts Action On Gas Franchise City, Elks Seeking Jet For Playground Balmy Weather Welcomes Golf Greats Relieved Of Duty ‘‘ J It �■■ -----i „ . «ijt Pitt 2—Tati., D«e. t. IMS 'C op ters To S h o p , A rm y H o p p in g Maid , M w f fm u "RANiiFUKT, Germany 4UP1» and aliote all the Lids —free five* . I By candlelight In the iinrtuary of the First Prrabytartaa church • t ft p m. Sunday, the Chancel choir will pretent Ita annual all muale Chrlitma* tcrvlee under tha direction of Mri. George Teuhy, minister of muilr Prior lo the iiarting hour of the lervlce, there will be en Interlude *f‘’J.Tb* U. 8. Arm, il hopnlng mad 1minute flight* over the village. When the shopping and sight" i t the officer who u«ed * hriic*»>>ter to (0 shopping for a I'oJlr teeing were over the helicopter* and juit wl»hc» U knew Ini name. flew bark to Mannheim where the „ The ilory of the aliopping expe­ dition wai told by lla.t* Bobr­ in* mi, a shopkeeper In the village til tjutcrahrin, who ulil tt began Lii.*heo **" Army helicopter* lartrfi - i ed on the Lautmhetn im -'r field. «* A captain itepurd nut of one nf Jke machine* and atmllnl over to ^Bchrmann’* store where he aiked %»ln buy a poodle ftohrmann had T^lone amt the nfftrer promlicd tu : laturn the following week. • Sure enough be did - but thlv ^Jime with three helicopters. While the captain made the ■'Purrha«e the helleoplrr crew* jy jtite the Lauteribrln villager*— captain allegedly U atalloned. At that point everybody wa* happy. The captain had hla poodle, ftohrmann had made a sale and the villager* had their firat ride In a rhnpecr. Then the Army heard about it "All Army airtralt. me hiding heliroplrn, may land only nn au thorlted and pre-aelectld arrai," a ipoLeiman laid with some h e a t.. "tilling a ride to anvone. unleii icrmlailon ii ru m beforehand, la alio prohibited." The ipokeaman laid the cap tain, when he Ii finally found, could he court-martialed and *er lainly will he dlulplined. ~Longwood No Right To Vole Judge Tells Group CELKKY IIOWI. QtJEBN AND HER C O U R T -Jcanettf Drown w as chosen Semlnol# High'* Celery Bowl Queen Fridny night. She was selected from six princesses. Left tn right, Niki Ashby, Mira Brown, Bonnie Stcinruek, Fny Noel, Bridget Geiisler. nnd Cindy lloumillnt. (Photo by Bergstrom) 'long wood To Have Annual Yule Parly Craving Metal Polish Is Sure Sign ; By JO HAMMOND The commlltet for the annual *, Chrlilmai tree and parly met at M hf home of Mr. and Mr* Ruitell -vCrsnl. rhtlrm in, rrccnlly *' The event will V held Saturd*/, 1 Dacrmhar 10, beglnnmi at 4 p !im , In the Lon a w(xx. Park. Santa ^jsill arrive at 7 p. m. •» * Parents are requeiled to rrgiiler ' children i t Jean'* or Carhart ltor«». *. Mtmban of tha commlttre, other than the chairmen, Include Mrs. ■ Joe Sereeney, Mr*. George Otto, «. MO* Dorothy Heath. Mrs. A. Lar ^jtent, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Duncan, VM ra Ralph Hammond and Mri. t . L. Cot. Play Prevent alien \ Member* nf the Lyman tilth ..Jpoetch and Dramatic* cla** will ■ 0 present, "Ml*i Jimmy", ■ three;;ja e t pt»X- Tuesday December 8 at - I p. m. In the Lymen Auditorium, tH m tinf will be Mrs. Adla MU* ev- HD Hnk Meellaf The T/mgwood Home Dcmonslra- -Uon club met Thursdsy at the Ll "-brary Halt. ? The meeting opened with the r 'F l a | salute led by etuh preildent. ,< M n . Lucelle Mullanry and the iKdevotlonala led by Mrs. Leota .-JHitnam. JT Mrs. Ben Gray aang "Star of ' *th« Bait" accompanied at the pis - "no by Mrs. Maude Lon*. Mri. Atnea Brant rrelted "The wfJttle Slar" after which Mrs. Ren fG riy led the group in carol amg •-Ini. Decorating the serving table .werare miniature Chrlitma* tree* \J fc n d e of pine conaa, lurks caps .'•pad pyraranlha. -T. A Christmas gift cachango was .^conducted and the yrar'a secret ■fils revealed. *, Member* will m*ke the uiusl roniributton toward the Community . Chrlilmaa parly and plan partlcl ■.petIon In tha L\ R. 0. Rirthday parties In Sanford for the coming year. Civic League Meeting The Civic League, meeting In Library Hall, was railed to order by proldent. Mrs. George Otto, with Mrs. Lee Carlton Iradlng the devotional* Mrs. E. E. Illlle aang "My Task" and alio Ird singing nf Chrlstmis csrols by the members Tsbles were festive with Christmss arrangements and a gaily lighted tree wa* placed nn the platform. The Madonna and Child wai attractively arranged for the decoration on the President's ta­ ble. Following the huunrv* meeting. Mr*. Frank U'Brian of Altamonte Springs gave a talk on Chrltltnav arrangement* living dried malcrlal gathered from the wood* and a r­ ticle* found around the home. Plan* were made for holiday gift giving. Delicious refreshment* were served by the hottest committer who were Mrs, L. L. Co*. Mrs. J. C. Durntng, Mr*. Btlery Rad din, Mri. Don Hltiman. Mr* K. C. Illlle and Mr*. John Strong Forty member* were In attend­ ance. Birthday Parly Mara Jayne Helm*, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. II. L. "fllkk" Helm*, celebrated her tint birthday an nlvcnary wtlh many small gucili last Monday, Enjoying rake* and punch were Ginger Hodge*. Robin dtedget. Llndy Helms, th ru Farina and Valerie, Brenda and Allrn Scott Also there to enjoy celebration were grandmother*. Mr* J. II. Hodge* and Mr* A L. Helm* ind mother*. Mr* R l \ llodge*. Mr* Delton Helm*. Mr*. Harry Scott and Mr* Ralph Farina. LONDON* (CPU - "Dsrllng," said the wife waking her husband In the middle of Ihe night," "where do we keep the metal polish?** And so tha husband Icarnad. Russia Schedules 'Copter Service MOSCOW -(U P D - The Soviet Union’s flnl helicopter pauenger service will begin toon between .Simferopol and Valla, according to the newtpaper ' Soviet Ruiall." Ten tester aircraft will carry vacationers from tha Crimean city la Ihe Black Sea rriort In 33 to 30 minute* — a trip which for­ merly could he made only by ear or hu* and took four hour*. other hellcoptec line* are *che doled to open later this year or neat. Scientists Seek More Citrus Uses LAKK ALFRED, Fla. - ( U P D A crew of irlentitta here I* seek­ ing to find uiei for citrus by pro duct* — peel*, seed*, pulp — which would pay fur hauling thr big Florida crop to market. Already, citrus wastes are uied in cattle feed and by segment* o( Ihe ehemiral industry. But It I* Ihe goal of rlitus ■clenliila to find a profitable u*e for every > art of an orange. > (llngman'a Dime end Cling man* Peak, two mountain* In North Carolina, were both named after Gen. Thoma* l.anler Cling man. an r*plnrer who served In the Confederate army and the U S. Senate ;|j- , .SHOP ! - !t P E N N E Y ’S - Y O U ’LL SAVE ^ J * v ■ -* • ;i . Swr <;i\ i; i a t L i F i / r m i : <;i i i \\ I I II T I N S 7-IMFCI : m -m m m m m m m a u /f. i m ;n !n i :v - k i :v i : h i ; s i : i FAMOUS CO P PER -C LA D ST A IN LE SS STEEL VAPO R-SEAL CO VERS You lust couldn't give moru impttamivc cuokwMic thian llti* renowned m aker's! Per* fact for mother, young homemaktr, tha couple or fnntlly you know—even the hobby chof hlm sr’f will love It. llcnvy-gnuge ntnltiI c u steel keeps flnvorn In, won't absorb odorp. Copper clad bottom#, Vapor-ecil cover* mean more nutritious cooking, lleat* reta rd rovers. Chancel Choir Schedules Yule Concert On Sunday $20 Include*: M inch • ItItlat with ' - ’ *f J-quart t a i c t f i i with caver I quiM daubU trailer iaaerl 1-quart aiateran kanglng lark all board ready lor glslagl when ha told the tala to the fam­ ily doctor, that ha probably wai going to be a father. Metal polish la only one of a long and bliarre list of "eravInga" of pregnant women collect­ ed by tha Rrltlah Medical Journal here and the medical publication obstetrics and Gynecology In the United States. The survey, which was undsr wsy for a long time, eama to the conclusion that most pregnsnt wo men crava ordinary foods auch as available fruit although a rela­ tively high number alto want raw vegetables, candy, pickles and raw cereals. Items of Diet But there are tome who have terlout cravings for morr unusual |t*mt ranging from mothballs to toothpaste and these may bo ac­ companied by a compulsion on the p irt nf Ihe women to keep their dtsire* secret. The physlelana who reported on their finding* to Ihe British Mediral Journal said there were only theorlei but no actual proof aa to why pregnant women want to eat or smell the foods and lubitancei they do. They discounted that It wa* al­ ways a natural need for some cal­ cium and Vitamin C which led women lo seek out foodi rich In those substances. Dr. J. M. Har­ ries and Dr. T. F. Hughe* of thy Minivtry of Agriculture eaprr»*ed belief the craving* were potilhly s i much psychological a* physio­ logical. Apples U ad List Out of 99! cates studied. Ml hid a craving fur fruit (moitly sour green apples). This wa* more thin double the neat craving for vegetable*. 103 ru e s Then came Tl cisea of candy and t'd of pickled food* There wece 183 report* of women who developed an aver­ sion u> thing* they usually liked, such a a lea. tobaero, coffee and marmalade, during pregnancy. One woman repotted ihe hid a craving for dog biiculta. Others said they wanted lo chew, drink nr smell coal, soap, disinfectant, gasoline, tar, chalk and wood. Hospital Notes DECEMBER 4 Admlasloat Harold Brown (Sanford) Dorla Nadine Morlly tSan­ ford i Ethel Edward* t Sanford j lilaebargaa Joi(’t>h K n u r r tHanfordt Sandra Parnell (Sanford) DECEMBER i Ad minion* Frances Padgett <Sanford t Mattie lx»y (Sanford) Morri* Saunders (Sanford) Ellialwlh Ikiyetlr (Sanford) Jamra Nrlfun (Sanford) lllrtha Itaby girl In Mr. and Mr*. Jamra Edward* (Sanford) Itaby boy lo Mr. and Mri. Earl Boyette (Sanfonl) fishy girl to Mr. and Mri. Kenneth Mnrtli tSanford) Dlichargea Laila Hutner t Sanford t Inez Rhode* (Sanford) June chandler and blhy- girl (Sanford) Roic Richard* (Sanford) Stanton Aberrombe I Mait­ land) Maxtor Alexander (Sanford) Elta Kntvhtrl (DeUary) Laurrttr William* and baby boy ll.akr Mary ) Mary Fdwardi (Sanford) DECEMBER 31 Admlltlona Bohhy t^e Green tSanford) Frink E Holme* (Sanford) Jamr* Itot.liln*■(Sanford) Albert* Webber (Sanford) lienr Wallace (Apopka) JudHh Pilcher iSanford t John Llvoek (Midland) E lan s Fear (Yukon, Fla.) DUcharge* Matlle Ixty <Hanfordt Alice Hill and baby girl (San fnrdl M iry Vttmn and baby boy l Oilcan) Dorolhra Starke (Sanford) !>K( F.MBEIt a Vrimlulea* P,oir Chappell (Sanford) Barbara Anne Thomas t Eaa ford t Barney R. Beck tHanford) Hoy Mann tSanfordl Rebecca Ann Squirt* (San­ ford t Sbarrea Young (Sanford) Nantes ft Bttlawakl t San­ ford j Birth* B*by boy to Mr. and Mr*. Ralph N. Chappell <sanford) Baby girl lo Mr. and Mri. Karuuh a . Fear (Yukon, Fla.) Baby girl to Mr. and Mr*. David RitHwikl tSanford) Ditchtree* Judith Pilcher (Sanford) Amy lutrh (Oviedo) Frank t Holme* (Hanford) l*orU Dutbury and baby boy (Sanfonl) DECEMBER 7 Admlvrieo* • Faultne Warfel (Sarford) Story Of S ucccm WEST RUPERT. Vt. - ( U f l l William II. Meyer. Vermont’* first Democratic Congressman tn mow ihao s eeatury. wai sorpriaod whta kla ova lowoafolk fated him •Bar hla upaat victory, lo tha cleetion they gave M tjer only S3 vote* agauui 111 for hla UUP opponent. Safecrackers Pull 'Pro' Job In Tampa TAMPA (U Plt — Poller inught •ome (killed *,ife rrseken tnday who broke Into the V. T. Grant Department Store here with an acetylene torch hidden In a golf b*g, ipent from four to five hour* rutting through a life door, and fled will* an unknown amount of money. Detective* *ald the ’'profa*»lo. n th " took the money tome time between store rioting Stiurday and (tore opening Mondiy, when the hurgltry wa* durovcrrd. The Ihtrvei broke into in adjacent ■tore, battered a hole in tha commca wall and entered Grim'*. Company officials said It may be icvrrat daya before an audit can determine tha amount of money milling. Officer* laid the safe crackers left behind the golf bag. acatylana tank*, crow b a n and other tool*, along with several hundred dollar! in small change. Woman, 72, Proves She Isn't Too Old BEN LOMAND, Calif. —t UPI) —A 72-ytar-old woman, who be­ lieve* that "people get It In their Carl Barthman (Denary) head* they are too old to do Frank Hawthorne (DeBary) thing*." ha* Just completed an I.OOO-mlle ramping trip to Alaika. Dltcbarget Mr*. Etta Konlgthofrr. who in­ Sallie Ferguson (Lake Mary) tend* lo live soothe* y> year*, William Caitube (Sanford) made the trip In ■ Volkswagen Sandra Tbotnpion I Sanford) Microhm equipped with running June* Rohbin* (Sanford) water am! electricity. Gena Wallace (Apopka) "Everywhere'people wera s m il­ Mr*. Jamr* Edward* and baby ed that I traveled alone," she (Sanford) said. "Rut alone la a wonderful Florence Thompson iD elliryl word. There wa* no re* ion for me Mnrri* M. MetU (Sanford) to tw afraid Who would harm Roy Wall (Sanford) an old woman?" Birth* During the three-month trip to Baby girl tn Mr. and Mr* Alaika Mr*. Konlgihoftr camped at open-air campsites along the Fred Squire* I Sanford) way She laid thr eapedttlon eoit DUeharge* her only I1U plus ( l l . Alice Fo« (Sanford) CANTON. MU*. (LTD—Circuit Judge Tom Bridy of Brookhaven. a posilblf eandidate Tor governor of Mliilulppl n ett year, laid Monday night that "there I* no *urh thing a* the right lo vote." Brady told the Madison County rttirrn s Council that voting I* a right that mu*t he earned accord­ ing to qualifications set down by the Kale. He **ld It I* not a priv­ ilege to hr derlared h> the federal government. "We of tha South want th* free­ dom to be different and to have Ihe right to he left alone," Brady •aid. Brady talil the rea*on MIm I*ilppi dae* not have a member on Ihe Civil flight * CommUvIon ll that "wa do not have a man who will *o degrade hlmirlf a* to partirlpat* In this ronipiracy." Brady alio gave hi* definition of a modem: ea ll-o Uiuei "A min wbo ii going tn lit a lit­ tle aawags In the door." of ctrala played on tha chime*. ^ In tha preludlat music will bo two of Gliere’t composition* play* ed on the violin and cello by Jolla and Robert Andrraon and as or­ gan number by Mr*. Touhyr, Thi* trio will be heird In tha offertory which will be a fantasy on Christma* carol*. The manger riory will be told In an *ntbem by Ihe women’* rhsrui. The men of the choir will sing the irisonal favorite, O re e 0 iletvei. The full choir will pretent eight irD ’cma on the Chriitmi* (heme and wUI eloie the service with the traditional "Silent Night.’* Sfembcri of tha choir particlpa. ting In the eervlee are Allot: Mme*: Robert Berg, Robert Crum­ ley. Eugene E'trldge. Roy M*nn, Rudy Hloan and L'on Walker. The aoprono* are Mmet. David Bach. J. A. Hotline, ft, I . C o r f ell, William Cortwrlght, Robert Graham. Nick f'felfauf and Ihe Mi*vei Joan Wilke ard Patty Wal­ ker. tn the mail section of the chor­ al group are hasira Warren Ad­ am*. J. A. Riitllne. R-'bert Crumley, Donald llowaid, Clifford MrKIhhin and Charle* Morri ion, with trnor* Andrew Rrarken, Wit­ ter Glelow, William Hoag. Robert Mere, George Touhy and H a rr* Weir. w The public U rxlrndrd an Invi­ tation to attend thi* feature of the yearly nativity celebration of the ehurrh. a spiritual emphati* of the oc-nloo. ” NltDSOMI EXTRA CASH TO CARET YOU o v a UNTIL MYDAYt •Il-Hwrpw** loan c m fivo you that much aosdod lift. - PAST SIRVICfl Uon* G A C FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N -ULweoaaIII West First Straat.,............................. Tab FAirfoa2*370 toie M mu U mk , *»ue.«*i _____ ^ Oita Kauri M r t-f; friday M, C M latwftay -Oita mo 431 North Orongo Straat*............... T#'. GArdao 4-UOft #01 Wail Control Avanwo ................ Tot GArdao 3-A*73 1343 Eatf Colonial Driv*................... 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Try tb t ear th a t’s proud to wear Ita price-proud to prove It makes sense 1 Sot your Edaal Dealer I EDSEL DIVISION • FORD MOTOR COMPANY Now priced w ith th e moot popular th ree! HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, Inc. 10* N . F aIa u Uo A t*. rtT A N IM �I Woman’s Page KUiahetfc Ashbj, W o u u 'i Editor PboM FA I-J tll Fashion Show Given By Welcome W agon Smart ensemble* from YowcU'i wera presented at tin- faihlon show sponsored by the Welcome W»gon Club. Tbc »how m i held Thursday night at the Sanford Woman'* Club building. Those modeling the clothe* for morning, afternoon, and evening near acre member* of the Wei- Church Calendar TVKS1HT The Woman's Bible Clan of the First Baptist Church will have a Christmas dinner followed by a business meeting. In the Assembly Hall at tt:30 n. m. Crusader Choir of the First Bap­ tist Church practices at 7 p. m. The Pioneer Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at it p. m. Pineerrit Baptist Church Pri mary II Sunday School parly at 4:30 p. m. Plnecrcst Baptist Church Deacon meeting at 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY HALLY MeINNIS, ono of the model* for the fashion show nnd cocktail party slated for Dee. 17 a t the M ayfnir Inn. She ia the wife of t'dr. Nominn K. Mclnni*. the executive officer of VA1L3. The Mclnnises have three children: Molly, M ary Ann, and Macky. Tickets for the fashion show may Ims obtained by cnllinR Mrs. Uliesener, FA 2-0(>l5, or Mrs. Shover, FA 2*2312. (Herald S taff Photo) * Movietown Attends First Holiday Party By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPD - Movie town rushed the ChrDtmai tea ton this week with ill tin t garish party — a cozy hoedown involving TOO guesta und a ChrDtmai tree valued at half a million dollar*. I Ion ci i for the soiree wa* Mrs. Joan Joseff. manufacturer of air­ plane p arti and coilumc Jewelry, who m iitl he gueiti like an imaginative bartender. On hand were movie stars, aireraft moguls, fsihion deiignrrs snd an assortment of Hollywood hanger* on. Ha an annual evrnt at Romanoffs Rrilsurant where the hoorr flow* like a Rood tide on the Mississippi. But the big show Is the Christ­ mas tree. This year lha "trr* '‘—actually a wood and metal frame — was drsped with hundreds of bsublcs comprised of precious and semi­ precious stones, ill from Mrs. Joieff* vaults. In addition U* her manuiarlur Ing activities, the hoitrss runs -TIM E, THE SUBTLE TH IEF OF YOUTH” —-Author's a i m a«low-> To hava th« physical joya of youth, combined with tha wcp^rience of age, ha* always been tha honed for wish of everyone. For­ merly, thia dream was im­ possible. People ju st could­ n’t live long enoujth. But now average life ex­ pectancy ia up to the bibli­ cal three score and ten and steadily Increasing- You can prevent time from stealing away your vouth. The chief enemy of youth is sickness. Visit your phy­ sician a t the first sign of any illness. He can pre­ scribe the proper medica­ tion to help you get well quicker, before any se­ rious damage ia done. LIGGETT TOUCHTON D » U (J L _I S I U H t !i Oar. W I Mi Pick up your prescrip­ tion if shopping near us, or let us deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people entrust us with their prescrip­ tions. May wa compound yours? • ‘Quotation by John Milton (ISOS-|<T1) Copyright IMS (#WJ) Hollywood's moit successful jew­ elry rental business, renting out thousands of baubles and bangles to the movie studios and tele vi­ sion networks “ I've been displaying a differ­ ent tree every Christmas for the past sis year*,” Mr*. Joseff smiled. "It stsrled out as a gag. but now my friends Insist I con linue the custom. " la s t season the tree was ail white. Nothing hut diamond* and white gold. A« )ou can see, this year Itie mntll is Christmas In the different countries of the world I selected atl the Jewelry from my collection of some 3 million ptrees, "Actually my jewelry business is only in per cent of my total Inromr. The rrst comet from air­ craft companies." Mr*. Joirff't million dollarsyear enterprises stem l a r g e l y from tiny mechanical parts for plane*. She say* there Dn't a commerclsl or military plane in the sky that doesn't contain her product While Ihe party raged on around the glittering, spot lighted Ire* a gusrd dressed a* an old English beefealer kept an eye on the crowd "I used to hire a couple of po lieemen In gusrd the tr**," she smiled, "hut they lent an air of tomberneis In the festivities. This year Ihe tree it nine feet high The highest yet.” Mr*. Joself said her biggest problem Is choosing Jewelry in wear herself. Her collection in­ cludes some genii from the Rus­ sian crown Jewels, a neeklare that oner belonged In Napoleon's Josephine and numberless trin kel* worn by movie stars in pic­ ture*. **I onJy throw one party a year,” *U concluded, "An.! to be certain I don t nffrnd anyone, I Invite everybody I know. It's much easier Ihsl wsy.” BIRTHS Mr. and Mr* R D. Ragg* an­ nounce the birth of a son, Steven Scott, born Nov. 32 in Seminole Memorial lloipitsl. The infant weighed 7 pounds. It** ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smith, Sanford. Bridge Winners Told The Sanford Duplicate Rridge Club met Thursday night at the Community Center for the last In a series of Individual games for the Fred Stein Trophy. Winners for the evening were: first, Mr. Sleyer; second, Cecil Rlnes; third. Irvin Feinberg; and tying for fourth. Mrs. J . K. Ha ker and Dr. Leonard Munson. There will lie a game again this Thursday at I p. m. at the Community Center, corner of luh and Magnolia. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debta Incurred by anyone other than myself. John M. Goodall AES VAH-lt 385 40 Ifl r/o Fleet Post Office New York. New York Morning Circle No. Nine of Ihe Women of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Harry Wrir. chair msn, will meet with Mrs. Charles Persons, 301 Seotl Avs., tl 10 a. m. The Senior High Choir of Ihe First Presbyterian Church will meet for supper al 6 p. m. and for rehearsal at fi:30 p. m. The Mid-Week Bible Hour of Ihe First Presbyterian Church will he conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. G. Mclnni*, at 7 p m. Prayer meeting at Ihe First R»plisl Church at 7 10 p. m. Sunday School Workers Confer­ ence at the Kirat Baptist Church at 1:13 p. m The Chancel Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will mrel for rehearsal al 7:30 p m. Plnecrcst Baptist Church month­ ly business meeting followed by a prayer meeting at T:4J p. m. Cushings Give Party Saturday come Wagon Club. Occasionally a model and ensemble merited un­ usual comment: Jinny Dinkins in a jewel pink cocktail dress, with full length, fully-lined matching coat; a black velvet cocktail dress, accented by a six-strand pearl ncklacc falling from Ihe back neckline, worn bv Vida Smith; a handsome hlaek wool «mt complemented by a white feather hat and matching aceesaorfes, worn by Rohhy Debord; a smart grey flannel suit with red hat and big. modeled by Fran Morgan: F.va Hunt wearing a classic shirt-waist dress by Serben, in a tapestry print with m at­ ching handbag; a raspheny red. cotton knit accented by a pink chiffon scarf and prink parasol, worn by Wills Mae Prokosch: Anne Sieerkowski in an afternoon dress of "mink'' pure silk with Jac­ ket and matching velour pillbox; an after five brocade gown in apricol, with deeper woven cloth dots and shirred bodice, worn by Shirley Remsberg Following Ihe show refreshment* were served. I'srd games with lablr prlrcf were an added fea­ ture. Jjomf £vsnL& TUESDAY The regular meeting of tho Wil son School I'-TA will b« held at 7 30 p. m. City Judge Ambrose Oiiiff will be the guest speaker. A covered dish supper will precede the meeting at fi 30 p. m. Eastern Star Chapter Confers Degrees At a slated meeting of Seminole Chapter No. 3. O R S.. the degrees of the Order were conferred upon Mr. and Mr*. J. F Rlarkman. Mu* Irma Jean Corley, Mr*. Mary Ellen Kinnalrd, Mrs. Erma Ktrshner, and Mra. Winifred Scott. The meeting was held Dee. I at Ihe Masonic Temple in Sanford. Mr*. Riots* Pfeifsuf tsng the In­ itiatory music. The candidates were presented with gtR* and ac­ cented a hearty welcome. J. P. Holtzclaw, Robert Wil­ liams, and Frank Talhott, all past patrons of the chapter, acted at tellers for the election of offierr*. The following were elected to serve in 19.19. Worthy Matron, Mrs. Linnle Moye; Worthy Patron, Harvey Dunn: Associate Matron, Mrs. Marjorie Shepard; Associsle P a­ tron, Elmer J Still; Secretary, Mrs Augvuta Bilbrey; Treasurer, Christmas Program Scheduled A special Christmas program will be presented at Ihe general meeting of the Sanford Woman's Club slated for Wednesday at 11:30 p. m. Bob Crumley will be the soloist. Mrs. Stella Moore and Mrs. Hal Harris will lead Christmas carol singing. Mrs. A. G. Mrlnnii will give the devotion based upon the Christmas scripture. Reservation* for the luncheon must be made before Tuesday noon with Mrs. Raymond Smith at FA 2 5077 Hottessra are: Mrs. Howard Montelth, Mr*. R. R. Reck, Mrs, R. E. Peurifoy. Mrs. C. L. Redding, Mrs. Brodle Wil­ liams. snd Mr*. Robert Rhodes. The Fine Arts Department will have charge nf lha program. The Amrriran Home Department will hive a shower for the Children'* Home. There will be a Christmas tree. Mr*. Mae Sheppard; Conductress, Mrs. llelrn I-elnhart: Associate Condurtress, Mrs Ethel Peurifoy Sentinel, J. T. Mrlain. An Esstrrn Sisr funeral wa* held on Tuesday, Dee. 3. for a pad member, Mr*. Matilda Helnxfus Officer* psrtlripaled in the ser­ vice and olher member* were prr sent to pay Iheir respects. A Christmas party will be held it Ihe next meeting with so rv change of gilts among members Plans were made to send gaily wrapped gift* to Ihe Masonir Home to be presented to the guest from under a hie tree on Christ­ mas morning. Olher chapter* in Florida are participating also in this Christmas project Mrs. frene C. White, wha ftlto the station of Adah, will he absent from her post for Ihe balance rrf the year. She underwent surgery on Thursday mornlni. at SemfnoU Memorial Hospital. She was re­ ported to he in good condition. There were at voting member! present and 1R visitors, several et whom were from out of stata. Q l v H ^ r S o m e th in g | PERSONAL PRETTY W EDN ESDAY Luncheon at t: 30 p. m. at the Sanford Woman's Club for all de­ partment*. The American Home Department will have a tree and a shower for the Children's Home. The Fine Arts Department will present the program. Hostesses are: Mrs. Howard Montieth, Mra. It. R. Berk, Mrs. It. E. Peurifoy, Mrs. C. I,. Redding. Mr*. Brodle Williams, Mrs. Bober*. Rhodes. TH H M O ST Barracks No. 4K. Veterans of World War I, and the Ladies Aux­ iliary. will have a turkey dinner and Christmas party for members darting at ? p, m. at the Amt.can l egion Hut on 17-92. Call Mrs. Styles, FA 3 36S0. The Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club will have a ChrDtmai parly at the home of Mrs Roy Tills*. 221* Magnolia, al 2 p m. There will he an etching* of gifts. Hostesses are: Mrs. Ryron Fox, Mrs. Hal Harriss, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. noy Tills*, and Mrs. It J. Finch. Jaycee Wives Adopt Project The J bkcc Wive* Club adopted the project of hrlping the Jayrees furnish the new Information booth at a recent meeting held at the home of Mr*. Irene llsrri*. Cohostess was Mrs. Audrey Speer. A program on Christmas decora­ tion* made from native material* wa* presented by Mrs Helen Moye. A hostess prise was won by Mrs Sally Wight. The prire was a Christinas table deroratlon made by Mr*. Moye. Two new members were welcom­ ed, Mrs. Betty Gramkow and Mr*. Ann n»y. The next meeting will l>e held Ihe lint Monday in January at the home of Mr*. Kitiy Bromley in Sunlind Eitates. Mr. slid Mr*. Itolwrt J Cushing rnlcrlatned al Iheir home on Medera Drive before attending Ihe Mayfair Opening Saturday even ing. Attractive ilecoralluni in the Cushing home ra rrin l out a Christ­ mas theme. The highlight was a centerpiece of poinsetlta* snd greenery arranged in an unusual black onyx eonlaiaer on the dining Fill tomato cups with seedless room table. grape*. Serve on crisp lettuce with Refreshment* were served to: bleu cheese dressing, and top with Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Falretolh. slivered almonds Apopka: Mr and Mrs Gordon Birthday Celebrated Frederick, Mr. and Mrs. Clsrk E E. Walker celebrated ht* Rruestle, Mr. and Mrs Robert Sunday with friends and Rugrnslein. Mrs. Velma Gonitlea birthday relatives calling during the after and John Rollins. noon and evening. A birthday dinner wa* given for him by hi* wife Sunday night Those attending were: L. J Wal­ ker. DcLand; C. F. Walker. Orlan do, Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Courtney S r . Mr. and Mr* B If Squires, Mr* M. W. Whitaker and daugh Mr and Mr*. C. R. Chorpemng. ter. Patricia. JaeksonMile. were weekend guests of Mist Vers* Mr and Mr*. W. B. Brinson, all Woodcock. They are Firmer San­ of Sanford. Following Ihe dinnrr a hrge ford resident*. Patricia took part in the Florida Accordion Teachers birthday rake w u presented (o Association Festival in Orlando Mr. Walker by Mrs. Brin«on He Saturday. She it a student *1 the received many other gifts from Jean Porter Music School in Jack- thove who railed to wish him a happy birthday. KMVllk. T Sgt. and Mrs. Dewey McElrealh snd four children. Valdes'', Holiday Party Slated G s , left Dee. 2 for Fairbanks. when you d o . . . The Sanford Tourist and Shuffle Alaska, where he will be stslloeed for Ihe next three year* After Ihu board Club will have a Christmas visit F A M I L Y ! period the McF.lreilh* plan to party Dee IK following Ihe regular Tuesday night supper. There will If you need make their home in Florida. Mrs. McKIreath is ihe daughter of Mr. be a program and an esehangr of gift*. and Mr*. II. B. LaBree of LongUP TO $600 Mr* iJeorge Round* and Mr*. wood. John (Tough »re member* «f the Mil* Dolty Smith «nd Mrs J. phone: FJU rfa 2-4612 A Smith spent the weekend In St. dinner committee. Christmas party committee members are Mr*. Petersburg vDitlng Mrs, Smith's before noon to arrange Robert Simpson and Mr*. William lister*. Mr*. E n e l Ray and Mr*. Bloesoe, Edith KDer. for money the same day! Mr* R. R LaBree, Lengwood. Vary the flavor of rooked car­ ha* returned from a visit with her Cat* Vae 34 MeetMy rot* by adding sagr, fresh mint, mother in Beloit, Wil. Prjmtnli Settle* Clarence Homer anti hi* wife marjoram, rosemary or basil. 113000 S 300 armed Sunday from SI. Lout*. IU 0 0 1100 Mo. They are staying at the Mon 33000 1100 lemma Hotel. t o o tf c m t u r JI3 00 1100 Mr* J. R. Jones Jr.. Oviedo, i* 4J7 00 74 00 at home after being confined to 3*3 00 1700 Ihe hospital in Winter Park for several day*. fam m aU Ship'n Shore iurn-bottom chemise blouse in foulard-look Surra ire Everybody needs money sometime FAMILY CALL HERTZ FA2-7723 Evening* PA 2-7500 Vie Robtllo, A gt. fINANCKSlftVICI, INC or lANroai 12S Sooth Path JUmm Get Them At — W IE B O L D T ’S CAMERA SHOP 210 B. PARK AY E. SANFORD, FLA. Phono: FAirfoi 24112 Sonfotd, Florida Ship’n Shore iridescent chemise blouse with all-around , embroidery ^ 4 98 A �Editorials Fred Olhmaii Says MR. S M U G A N D MR. S M O G _________ _ up his mailman. Tb* rush starts aren't worth 34 cents etch. The eard situation I'U solve aa I ha.o in about a week. From tummerfield and Co. I for many yesrs past, by not sendam ia receipt of a notice suggest lag any. tag that while tba Foot Office Yod'd think aa old Scroot* 1 / 4 Department ia devoting itself to me, who sends no tinseled angels tb* delivery ef Christmas Cards, to anybody, wouldn't b* bothered Deo. 13 to 34 .1 refrain from mail­ by deluges of Christmas cards, it ing any mail ia mailboxes. Theae hasn't workod that way. Every will be full of Christmas cards year I get more, mostly from sen* and the boys ia gray bars about timontal corporations, government givm up bop* of emptying them people, press agents, movie actors Tba Christmas aaaaon has arrlvsd. With it has come a I haven't had the pleasure of on schedule. — from tho U. S. Secret Service th at merchants A better ides, they say. is to meeting, hotels In which I stayed flfeoojd ba oa tha lookout for “funny money." put letters la long envelopes, pasts years ago, book publishers, haberSince tha start of tha Yule shopping rush, there have upon tboso special delivery stemps, dashers, auto aianti, television and drop there in the slot at the agents, restaurants (including 0 ,4 boon increasing reports of counterfeit bill* being passed, post office. Then they should get in Dallas. Texas, where I never who pass the phony bills usually choose such a seaate), railroads, airlines, whisky delivered. less danger of the •on. There is much less 'danger Locgwood will bare its own po­ At 34 cents per letter they should distillers, a bank vhere I have s o tte d . lice car. the ftrit ever boofht by and aU I want Gen Summerfteld no account. Insurance agents, soda* • In addition to tb s great ruah on d « k i. many bualnaaa the community. to know is that I'll not be sending pop bottlers and other strangers. The town council accepted tho any mall for a while. My litters I'm always surprised bow full of firms hire temporsry help during th is holiday season. Tha good will these unknown ones are. low bid of Strickland-Morrlson. -•BPloyes '‘filling inMduring the heavy shopping period are Sanford dealer*, recently when it They must trade their mailing S o llk e ly to epot phony money than experienced employes. purchased a 'S3 Ford Fairlane, lists. Sometimes these lists get Whenever It la found, counterfeit money is confiscated. fully equipped with lights and mixed up good. From one l*. S. IV «r in tha deal always U the guy who geU caught with two way radio. The automobUo Senator I'va regularly received tv^v jgw will b« delivered within 30 days. Chriitmai cards; one de luxe t M In other action, tho council don* Important constituents; the other ih ia also is the period when m erchants have another ated ISO toward the community plain for garden-variety voters big worry: shoplifting. When large crowd* are in stores, it C hnttm si party and decided to put !■ almost impossible to prevent stealing. Many local stores Th. Rev. Robert Spear hs. been » 0T. ° r n « - ^now'“* ' new- strings of Chriitmai tigL»* have aigns posted which warn would-be-shoplifters th a t this at the three intersections. Build- elected president of the Seminole don 1 *uPP<>ie 'I* « '« know. Last year I got so many cards. tr.C permits were issued to Me* County Ministerial Association. • Io n u a member of a protective association. It also warns Other officers chosen were the including one from Gene Autry and Call Packing Co. for an office ef tha shoplifting law passed by tha Legislature. building. An ordinance was pass­ Rev. Donald Gravenmler, vice- his horse, that my pay check was Dishonesty Is bad a t any time. During the season of ed limiting the weight of through president. and the Rev. Ernest a week late. The trouble was tho management didn't rend It special Christmas, it appears worse. trucks on Church St. to 3/4 ton. Boillck, secretary-treasurer. Guests were Introduced by tho delivery and I trust the Account­ As an example, the pickpocket who took money from Rev. Perry L Stone Visiting th* ing Department wiU taka note 0^ 'tim e persons watching the Christmas parade Saturday V Association were Dr. Claud* U. this complaint. caused hie victims a great deal of grief. In addition to losBroach, and tb* Rov. Jasper W. Here lately some Chriitmai rttff money, one victim also lost his pants pocket, which was Smoak. Dr. Breads hat been con­ cards hav* been supposed to be ducting religious emphasis serv­ funny. Those I've received ha-.e :atft with a rasor or sharp knife. ices at the Naval Air Station. Rav. verged on the feelthy. Gen. SumSuch crlaea are very difficult to solve. Those who are Smoak Is tho evangelist for spo- merfleld is concerned about this, victimized don't have a very m erry Christmas. In some d a l services at tba Alliance too, but such card* mostly traxel sages, children probably ere dtprivfed o f a part of their Santa by firat-clais mail and his censors MIAMI (L T D - Firemen today Church. Claus. Lettars hava been sent to Food can't see 'em. This Is too bad. blamed a pile of oily paint r a ; t lor a S1SO.OOO (ire which swept Fair Inc. and the Little Giant Fond somehow. If I must get bales rf Remember, it la a season of good will toward man. • • • through a kitchen cabinet factory Stores to acquaint them with the cards, I'd prefer 'em with Santa recent resolution concerning the Clauses and glistening reindeerin nearby Hialeah Sunday. Tha Mate broke out in a paint observance of tho Lord’s Day. rather than with picturei of n riP Reports revealed that the kid ladles. stnrago area of the Cmtor.ibllt BY WILLIAM A WHITE Tho considered view of the GOP •ficturcrs. Whatever anybody want- Kitchens, Inc., owned by Slgfred Thanksgiving Day service surpass­ My bride likes Christmas cards; « she even likes to tend 'em. th* WASHINGTON—The profettlonal I profetilonalt It this: the Insistence 1*d to «av about the Inherent merit Bereethon and Charles Hicks, both ed past yean In attendance. T hat Mohawk Indian who confesaed to murders for hard way. No mere card with her leadership of tho Republican par- by burinett ef pulling the lo-cali^gM-to-work, Alcorn obierved of North Miami. They said both '• which another man was hanged has a great deal of imaginname printed on it suits her. She L ...., J, • | to these buttnen bi*w gt. tb t the building and its contents were Over 100 Invited of in«ured. writes Christmas letters to her ; atien, but h« Isn't very truthful. So said Miami detectives ty, largely controlled by Vice- ed right-to-work Htue into the rec- WI| ^ b, , d# b tr , Prasldoat Richard M. Nixon, has Tha paint rags were' stored in friends. This tikes time, but sh* enl campaign must not b« repeattha taia: :fci dismissing his story as false. the rear of the building where For Derby Dinner say a it makes her feel better. Francis Thompson definitely w asn’t telling the truth firmly adoptod a polley of unex­ ed unless busmen is ready to see “A maturity of the voters said the fire started. Mora than !00 men will attend Even now she's at her desk. the country ro Democratic in 15M emohatleallv that they don't want ampled audacity in ' telling o f f t the slayings in Canada, detectives said after giving A sprinkler system ,was My own system I still think is - a n d this for a mere starter. They right to work, and as a eor.se , partially . M l | . the star dinner Thursday night lie detector tests. He was Just another of those people business. point out that It took the GOP quence the political esreers of ["'J*1 1 reidv to r O r a tio n n at the Marfalr Country Club ln better. I save postage, the tem pe^ It is as extraordinary a* though go around conf essing to things they didn't do. r**d.y. ,or op*ritJon ln honor of visiting dtrnliaries here of the Postmaster General, ttm »4 (ba Democrats had set out public­ years to live dowm what was. some of the nation's ableit public for the bombing derby at tha San­ and stickuin. Better yet any friend Thompson's lurid account of how he and a companion ly to reprim and labor. Indeed, this r“ M r..°.r * ron*ly' ,he *aU ,abor' ••rv.nl. (Republicans, of course), blare destroyed ford Naval Air Station. of mine who gets no card from kind that Is slid to m»n" fsce put upon It were sheltered." ! kfljad end cut up two hunters left quite a few people "shook Is newi of a ............................... Invitations are in the mall to me knows he's not being dropped after the adoption of the Taft This was only the beginning of * ' I j f * . S®?‘h . up." Moat shaken by the statements, no doubt, were the result when man bites dog. bustnris ana and professional from my list. He also knows from hnr Act Art hv * no,.' r!rht» r n n I ..J ..A I . •lAlWI r.irm h.fm fnliry ranijr o. CnOOI. m i . An- local ouiinrif Hartley Labor by am HrmiMI Rcpubll • ■ Ju d g e and mamba* o f the jury which sentenced a man to That the Republican pros bate can Congress, charge business's view of whit 0th" Por1,bI• bulldin* »nd th« men from the Armed Forces Com- experience that I'll write him a undertaken this course of danger death for the crimes. • » "Si. main. structure were also dam. mlttf* of the Chamber of Com- note along about next July, when They — suggest that ......... . one mores f. 1, good for business, the RepubllSpa As a Sanford insurance man said, this type of story best posalbia index of their fears round of right-to-work, under Re- cin party, and the country. And Authorities said an overloaded mere*, headed by Andrew C am the roitraaiter General will be Reservations ahould be made drumming up buslnesi. causes the average men to do e great deal of soul-searching. for the future. The more they publican sponsorship and at the li was comparable to some unlma fuse box apparently caused the way. promptly with th* Chamber of demand of management, might so ginable scene whlcl might find school fire. Over th e period of years, Ju»t about everyone gets a call for esamlne the whys and wherefores Com mere*. of the Domocrallc Congressional end up: give the Republicans the Paul Butler, the Democratic J u r y duty. An estimated *5 admirals, rapelection victories of last month the dubious satisfaction cf being very chairman, announcing to a ran tains, commanders, and civilians • Occasionally, a man is imprisoned or executed for a worse thingt look to ihem unless acceptable to management—but vcntlon of the CIO-AFL that the from th* Air Station will attend se he did not com m it The eases are rare, considering tha businessman can bo mad* to "see quite unacceptable to the voters, Democrats had now heard altoge­ Krider Re-Elected the bartwque. Music will be fur­ TV TUBES for another ilx to eight years. iber who appear In court to face various charges.' ther too much about things like reason" before the Presidential nished during the evening. The TESTED FREE Accordingly, whit might be call, Waterways Head union security. ;• For the sake of ail concerned, It ia good th at th a Indian's last of 1MO. dinner starts at 8:30 p. m. ed a. .command declstbn of calcu­ . For the NAM has been the last. — in year home , , . . . , to John Krider was chosen •Story was untrue. W hy anyone would dream up such a tala Complete stock on lrn<k] If*edJ , k*’ ***•” ,allcn by the irreducible redoubt and trench of se n e another term Friday as Is one of tha major things that keeps psychiatrists in buai. Interest Conflict Il*.pubi l c,'n. rr*,r?Jt f tlo,n *e*df^'|th e total free enterprisers. The chairman of the Florida W ater Call FA 2-4174 ship. Th s Is to tell business lead- NAM has alwsys taken its old-, ways Commission, FAIRLEE, XU -<U P!) - Wil­ Electroale ers. in the plainest Po»*lblo way fuhlor.ed Republicanism so The commission met In Silver liam Clark. 10. and his wife ob­ and hirarding all their dlspleas- >iraisrht as to make, say, the U..Spring* for the election of offl- served their SMh wedding anni­ Tab* Distributor ure. that only two rational courses s chamber of Commerce look a 'errs. All were reelected. Attending versary eight days early so Clark arc really open now could get away for the hunting • TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — T b * for ........................................... bit like some happy league of technical workors will bo d« 1. To forget about right-to-work, young Democrats. icaion. needs of Florida tndaitry Urmlaed ia a surrey mad* joint­ LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (L'pl) however heady its attractloni in ly by three state agendas. Two moderate candidates, defeat­ Tho survey wfll bo a guide lo ed by segregationists In the elec­ tha abstract sense. ?. Or that, if business Is going TCF TV-T>* 0 Vi IV * C>*re J-'-dv-NtC-TV sod Ow Pot loo-t O re/ Ur w n » it'/ m AJC-TY. Taken It Seriously determining whst technics! educa­ tion for the Little Rock School • aromtAPOUS, Mian. - t u p n tion facilities should bo added in Board, today planned lo challenge to Insist again upon right-to-work .—freak E. Msurtts. Tl, w*i Florida under s (sderal appro­ the results which cr-ited a divid­ it must be prepared to put Into the 19*0 Preiidentlal campaign •charred with disorderly conduct priation available lo statoi. ed board. 'after police said ha triad to climb The state Department of Educa­ Tho new board, consisting of precisely the kind of straining, un in to tb* ring at a wrestling tnstcb tion, Development Commission, three moderates and three avowed precedenled push — In terms of sad threatened to shoot one of the and Industrial Commission will segregationists, was elected Sat­ exertions and In terms of money —that was put into the fight lo Iwrestlerbegin the survey nest month. urday to replace the board which re elect Senator Robert A. Taft in resigned except for one member 1930. lilt Nov. 14. In the Tift struggle in Ohio ■mi. :h i ijitii n :i t Mrs. Charles W. Stephans, who business generally treated the lUl'Uw Lt'V.1 LI' Aut luJ ILJ lost lo Municipal Judge R. W. maintenance of the Senator's aeat Id Baton si I-.1' Ail' A ISW'-K II ILl llT) SM'-IMI la n re tt- m in La air r by 83 votes, said sba was as though tha 1’rcudency lUelf wrui u uin is [•unit fteo "confident" she won and would were at (take. Not alnce, In any ■P'l '.M1I-JW4 17. Aggro. i KVAarji i i iwisr.t contest tha result of tbs (lection. election anywhere, has business as i im?;;-)t i m a u a f l W. F. Rector, who lost to Ben a community mid* so massive and i t ' m.ii i m u :i. i?]| i D. Rowland Sr. by 314 votes, said *0 dedicated a political-effort re­ , inf.Aix»j Mm ba would contest his loss If seg­ lative to tho slro of th* terrain I n IIMM rj(|LA tLW ernbor Ii»*t*i *11:111 .jtw:-ir i regationist C. C. Raitey did the of battle. tSHf.MH ISMC-J'U< same. Few Republican professional* be­ Ltire off *JI Chtriti, th it Inpala S p r i Ceape fa new rfgbi i t mi fa (Aa Uughtr Fyesa seed tire* fl rotte on. Braun t.ALIUUU tJI tUUM Railey. who lost to Russell L lieve that business will really take SS. Birds «9 Matson J r. by 9 1 \otes. Indicated alternative No. ?. ot T s M i r 'i Amvst ba might contest his defeat, but It was tn this estimate of the 83..•quint waa reserving decision "until a l­ harsh political reality that Mead* 34. Forthwith (Scot) tar the votes are certified" SAILS, a. It. S t Melody Alcorn, th# GOP national chair­ Critics of Gov. Orval E. Faubut man. recently went to New York SC Sustain 93. quantity 38. Hoad S& Betrayed of paper Interpreted the victories of the tn give the in f news straight to by Brutus M. Amphibian three m oderates as an Indication the Nations! Association of Mami31. Resort sa nocks (rer.) that opposition was developing against his position. Faubui, who attacked tha five moderates In the Joe Tully Arrives; race as tho "integration slate," ordered the city's lour high Soon To Transfer schools closed last September to Cdr. Joe Tully. former com­ block integration. The now board now (teas a fed manding officer cf VAH-S, arrived eral court order to reopen and early this afternoon from the I’SS Forrestal, now serving in the Med­ Integrals tha high schools. iterranean. ITnH nrotmti the ear that’s all-round nete 1 • * then he our guest fo r • pleasure test — Cdr. Tully was met at the Sinford railroad station by his wife. Petition Lacking Ruth, their three children and a large group of squadron wives. Du* to tho Increase la popula­ While on leive In Sanford, he tion In tho fringe area, the Pine- will attend the sixth bombing der­ One look at this '39 Chevy tells you to 4.2 inchci more room in front, 1° S*nt mor* I*r caflon. here'* a car with a whole new ilant creit annexation petition now by. In which lit* former squadron R 3 inches in back), feel tha loungeAnd, of court*, you find Safety will not participate. Tho Tullys on driving. You see tho tranaform alike comfort of Chevy's new Inte­ needs 138 more namr* before it P iets Glaaa around in every will leave for duty in Washington tion in its low-set headlights, tho rior. experience tho hushed tran ­ can be presented to elly commis­ after Chevrolet, stop by your dealer’s Christmas overhead curve of its windshield, q u illity e f it* r i d s (Chaleo o f sioner*. and plsaiure toot the car that'a the sheen of its M arie-M irror finish improved Full Cou o r gentler-thenThose who have not signed the shaped to the saw A American taatai The eiiy of Annapolis was —a new acrylic lacquer th at does ever Level A ir ouapenslon*). Once petition may do eo by celling Mrs chartered by the Royal Governor away with waxing and polishing you're on the road you'll discover Caoto at FA S 313?. Fiftyone per nf Maryland 230 years ago, in for up to three year*. such basic benefits as bigger, better rent of tho property ownere in ITOt CHstnOLIT Hut to discover all th a t's fresh cooled brakes th a t giva over 50% the area mu at sign the petition and fine you must relax In Chevro­ longer Ilf*, new easy-ratio steering before It ra n be submitted. let's roomier Body by F ish ar (up and a H i-T hrift 6 th at fata up to «AefAmsritt stnls^m thas fstiiMCfcspl COOLER IN SUMMER T u u tU y . December 0,1058 WARMER IN WINTER Cleaner License Tag RAVE FUEL NEW YORK - t u r n - It'a sea your local authorized Chevrolet dealer against Use law to allow your lic­ FIBERGLAS ense plates to become eo dirty INSULATION they c o a t bo road. They shouldr t be allowed to hang by oaa bolt “Holler for Halier’* aMber. BY FREDERICK C. OTHMAN WASHINGTON—My first Christmas card, a deeply religious on*, has arrlvod by mall from some­ body 1 never beard of. This it all to the good. The sen­ timents I have noted and Postm atter General Arthur Summerfield will bo pleated to hear that this particular card didn't lout* Shopping Rush Is On, Beware Counterfeit Longwood To Have First Police Car Rev. Spear Heads Ministerial Group Oily Rags Blamed For Hialeah Blaze i Confession Was False Washington Calling S Survey Scheduled On Technical Need 2 Candidates Plan To Challenge Vote W ORD DRIVE A ’59 CHEVY TODAY! A good Idea la to give the plates a solid waxing as you wax your csr. The wax acts as a co m for the plates and makes then much easier to keep dean. It also cuts dowi aa n i s t HOLLER Cliff G. Haller, Inc. TU W. Robinson M oss GArden 44343 FREE ESTIMATES COR. 2nd & P A LM E T T O MOTOR SALES FA - 2-0711 �Qualifying Now Under W ay For M ayfair Inn Open Tris Speaker Dies; Tennessee To Test Balding Won '5 5 Crown, Florida Signs 13 Tourney D raw s One Of Greatest Strength Tonight Stale Prep Stars; N ation's Top P ro s First Big U.S. Victory Of Baseball Players Action began this morning in ahan. Paradise; Tom Talkington, I'nilrd Prrs* International ansas Stale; Mississippi Dimmed the 115,Odd Mayfair Inn Open, Ypsllantl, Mieh ; Bob Toski. Mia­ Sanford and tha Mayfair Inn >u ry tournament, object cf which HI BBARD, Tex. lU Pli - Tris T ie Tennestee Vo's test iheir Murray State 67-4t; Mlwourt went when the 104 golf pros and ami- mi; Jim Turnesa, Elmlford, N. Speaker, generally regarded as newfound basketball prowerv |o Open tournament have a ipecial *• w finance top Canadian pro* on the L*. S. winter tour. However, Recruiting of prep football stars teura teed off at teven minute in- A*.; Art Wall Jr., Porono Manor. baseball's finest defensive out- night against Wake Forest, an al into overtime to heat Vanderbilt, meaning for A1 Balding in the winler of '54 the best 8-2ta college coaches now is in full itn a ta for qualifying rounds at Pa ; Rob Watson, Ardslfy-on Hud fielder, died of a heart attack wayi dangcroui customer from 71-TJ; and Tulane got its third This la the tournament in which Al could do was win 5575 In a 1by *tralghl win 77 €3 over South­ ming. Club. The son. N. A’.: Bert Weaver, Beau­ Monday night only a pop fly Ihe heart of cagr conscious Allan western Institute. Balding "arrived" as one of the pro amateur at Phoenix. Balding •>., t„n ihe' Mayfair — Country ------- ' -----away from the spot where hr tlr CoaM Conference rountrv. mont, Tex.; Bo Wtninger, Odessa, nation's top golfers, lie won the won the '54 bursary tournament ,iIentt thf university of FlondS lourn»r''*nt Thursday played his first baseball game as The Vols have upended three In- Kentucky- led Duke all Ihe w aj, Tex ; Mario Carfagno. Sanford. Mayfair title in 1955. It was his hut collected only 5300 on the '55 - 13. - -Florida '• Stale — - 10. *'-----* 'from — — — has signed Exempt q u a l i f y are teriectlonal opponents so far this pned hv junior guard Sid CoHcn a barefooted youngster. Chuck Alexander, ltighpoint, N. first major victory in the U. S. winter tour. headed by Sanford's David Sianformer PGA winners and am iseason but are as yet untevied and anplMsmore guard Dick ParC.; Skip Alexander, St. Peters­ Speaker, 70, died whispering his lie Is back this year to attempt to This two time winner of the Can­ Icytears, Including most of Ihe fa- burg; Ted Annon, Avon Park; own name, apparently uncertain against Southeastern Conference *ons. Duke narrowed the margin cop the crown again. adian IGA his tre **,■>, . u . title ...... aacnbes .... Florida'! signed included three r Carroll Armstrong, Scarrdale, N. that those who tried to help him competition. Their whrelhnr«e is lo one paint earlv In the trem d "I hope you know what you're mtndous improvement in 5, main flch from , nd Tam- T " * ^ * llh *o lr A'.; Ix)u Barbalo. Deal, N. J.; Tony knew his identity. Gene Tormohlen, a dependable half, hut Ihe Wildeals got hot doing" said At Balding's father ly to experience. *Tm not hitting* . The “big ones arrived today Rarkovieh, Kattamng, Pa : I.ou agsln and won raiily, The Hall of Fame outfielder, scorer and a Inp rrboumirr. when Al announced his plans to the hall so hard as I used to." --- [fom *Bamj -----♦ *»•*“ From Jacksonville were -halfroft lasulsiana Stale ntrrls Arkanra* Bateman, Ocala: Ballard Beasley, who compiled a lifetime baiting Mississippi Slate had its lovrpt 0 go into pro golf in 1950. explains 170 pound Al. "I'm getting backi Bob Hoover, tackle Dalton ' ^ L ^ L h n Chattanooga; George EWnardm, average of .145 in 22 seasons, in tonight'a only other action in­ same am re of the season llo-'jxll The rangy Canadian knew all the rlub back better, my timing'! Bray, and end Harold Milton. “ on th* Open Sun- Miami Springs; Paul Biggy, But­ almost reached the so point m art, mostly with the Boston Red Sov volving an SEC club. right. Improved and I'm controlling my Tampa prep liars going with the d l7. Monday night, defending nation­ despite the fael that three men ler. Pa and Cleveland Indians, had Just It's too bsd his father didn't swing more. I’ve also learned not Gators included tickle Anton P* t»n« of the fir.t to arrive (Monal champion Kcnturkv had a (air­ were guarding him all night. Bill Black, Dunedin. Burl Rol live to see his cigar smoking off­ to try to force birdies." ters. guard \Va!.c Fniiminger, and day. t p m.) e a t Arnold Palmer esta. Tampa; Billy llooe, Bridge­ finished a day’a fishing with a ly easy lime with Duke of the Other games more or less fol­ friend, Charley Vaughan, at near­ spring win more than 923,000 In The touring pros ihemselxcs fullback John t.ailra. who also scored a victory Sunday port: Gene Borek, Scarsdale, N, ACC, withstanding a brief second 1957, sixth highest tola) in golf. agree few look better hilling Ihe Others signing granls-ln-atd to when lie edged Gay tliewcr Jr. A*.: Frnie Boros, Mid Pines, N. C.: by Lake Whitney when the end half rally to defeat the Blue Dev­ lowed the form book, although the SEC winners had more 1rouble came. Last yeir, ex-brewery truek ball than Balding. Florida were end Jack Willis and by one stroke lo win the Metropol­ Jimmy nrass, Orlando; Francis ils 7181 than was expected from outgunned driver Balding authored one of Al. who never played competi­ tackle Carleton Fer.dl of Pcnsa itan AGA Open in Tequcsta. The two mrn were hooking Ihe In other SEC action, Florida Brown, Sarasota; Kddie Burke. golf's greatest success stories a* tive amateur golf and never be­ cola; fullback Kugenc Green and Sanford amateurs entering the New Jlaven. l^onn.; Joe Campbell. Iwai and trailer to their ear when slaved olf upset - minded Stetson opposition. he toonied from 50th on the 1934 longed *.o a golf club, maintains tackle Jimmy Morgan of lake tourney include Carl Hubbell, Tom Knoxville. Francis Card! and Paul Speaker auddrnly slumped over. College for a 73 42 win. two time money list to ninth in the official his swing must *become still " 1,1 ‘soun “ City; quarterback Eddie Fcely of Sheehan, Jim Spencer, Gene Wit- Bondeson, Columbus. O.; Bob Car Vaughan and other (ishermen Atl-Ameriea Bailee 'loaell ran: Tie largest adobe siructure in A POA cash standing. In 1937, Bald- der, Gainesville, and Gerald Odam let, Mel Fleischer, and Clarence men, Avon Park; Penny Cham picked up the former big league up 29 points lo pare Mississippi Ihe I'nilrd Slates is the Church w tng. now representing both the "Because I'm rangy." he ex­ and Jerome Shaw, Apopka, Phillips. Fleischer has placed high pagne, Orlando; John Cleary. liar and lifted him Into Ihe bark Stale to a 72 37 victory over Ark­ of Critton Rey In Sanla Fe. N-'*?t. Btgwin Inn. Ontario, and a Miami plains," there's a greater chance seat of the ear Florida State signers included in Marine Corps and Navy golf Porlsmouth, Ya Reach hotel on the PGA tour, won for error in my swing. I've got to six from Georgia. In addition to competition. Other amateurs inDr. II P. Sammons, another Billy Collins, SI ClairsviUe. »>.; the Miami Beach and West i'alm be able to hit the ball Ihe same Stanley, they are tackle Jevsie elude Andy Arcury, Daytona Eddie Conklin. Joby Connor, Ver­ friend, said baseball's famed Beach Opens and established him'- way each time. When I ran hit Odum of Panama City, fullback neaeis: Bertie Remheim, Kismr- ona, Pa Lawrence Cook, WiL "Gray Eagle" opened his eve* self a t one of golf's top perform­ the long irons well on Ihe practice Troy Pittman of Panarni City thia Lake. N. Y ; Jack Bumgard- minston, N C : Rill Cnrneini*. end whispered; ers. ice. I feel I'm swinging as I and fullback Bill Renfree of I.ar- "*r. Leesburg: Jack Colhm, B ari­ Lakeland: Tommy Cosmo;. Birm­ "My name Is Tria Speaker." sola; Truman Connell. Tequesta; That victory surprised a lot of should. If you can't hit a No. 1 lo Those were ihe lavt words epoingham, Mich.; Hob Creasy, Plain people, especially Balding. From Georgia were center Ren Jim Hamilton, 51a1. i harlcs Hurt. field. S' .1 • Bnli Crow, ilopkin- krn by the man, who along with or 2 iron, there's something wrong Before !.e won at Sanford, Al with your swing." Stanaland of Valdoila. guard Hu- Dr. Gordon Manchester and Jack inn; Boh Crowleys Weston, Babe lluth and Tv Cobb. w.s« oxi.v had done pretty well in Canada Oddly enough, APs three major gene McDowell of Waycross, Petroek. all of Orlando and 1-eo M ranked at part of baseball's alt Mass. £ but when the slender tlyllil made .C.. S, lime "dream outfield." ................................................ ... guard Farrell Henry of Colquitt, Daigle. Lake Orion. Mich. victories were scored in t.lmit 1 *?| Gordon Cunningham. Dubuque, w hit first winter tour in '52 he fail­ Florida. However, combined they tackle Pace Conradi of ThomasCobh "Deeply Depressed" I rofeasional go fers entered in la ; Joe Dodicb, Newark, O ; Bill I'lenxe ed to win a dime In eight starts. didn't ret him a* much as his viile.'halfback Cawood Arrington the Open include Al Raiding, Esinicki, Stonebain, Mass.; Bill Speaker« body promptly «a» The following year he gained a second-place tlea with Sam Snead of TTvoniasvtUe and fullback no- Markham, tint : John Hartnnn, Farrell. Springfield, N. J : Fred brought here where ne wsv lwirn first place lie in the Canadian Mir­ in the '57 "World" and Miller High sey Thomas of Yaldovta. and where he first pitched lor hi* Grand Rapids. Mieh : George Raynns Three Florida high school play- er, Gleneagles, III.; Al Re.-sellnk, Ferrara, l.yndhurat, N. I , Ernie grammar *rhool Icam. He is sur Life cvcnls. Al won 911,000 In these I'.eo' llla'cetlL Eortnrr, Sault St Marie, Mich vived hy Ids wife, Franres. ami events. *7500 in the World. Balding ers signed wrtlh the I’nlveraily of Grossinger#. N. V ; Leo Biagelti.‘ 1* ;v tiantr. Indianapolis, Ind.: J |.*o slvier*. Mrs Pearl Scnlt of also pisred second lr the '57 Ssn Georgia. They were quarterback ■51. Paul, Minn ; Don Blsp tnglmff. ' ~ ................. . , Itv. u __ j 11'** Hr hii.Hai Trtmmv llfklt UArJkxUir ! v'* PI.ANTKRS COCKTAIL. Diego Open. He lost Pro-stroke David Boyd and hilfbaeV Wayne VT.1*"*1 ^ w e »! \\* d C ?i' h a m .° s i i t t * ^ ! " l a n X Grom. Hubbard ami VIr* Alma Speaker IJnilsry of Abilene. Tex Burial leads In both the World and San Hittell of Jacksonville and center Julius Roros, Mid Springfield. Ill ; Blit Grillith, Gay Brewer Jr.. Patadite will be held here in hi* home-, Diego tournaments when he ran in- Alvin Jones of Tampa W a l t e r tlurkcmo, Franklin Haldw insville. .V A' , Bill Ury girt, lown, uhcic he always would (a double bogies on Ihe last nine Baiduinsvjllr, N, A *,: Jon siutiin, Hill*. Mich.; Bill Casper Jr., ApHi* eoinc bark to fl*h following earli SIIURFINE holes. ,,!* Valley. Cal: Bill Collin*, H a l-i* * * Haven, nbnn ; Bcrnle Haas. baseball sraton. 2 • l.b. APs best '58 efforts were fourthTwo Grade A races, the first timorr; Pele Cooper. Lakeland;, Galdwynr. 1 * Cobb, a conlcmporary of Speak and elevrnth events, are on tap piste ties in the F e n s col a Open Boh Hamrich, Champagne, ill er i, itimmrd up Ihe seolintenls Gardner Dickinson J r . I'anama at the Sanford-Orlanda Kennel Club and Tournament of Champions. Bob Hill, llotvcsler, N Y S.tv City: Mike Diets. Port Paradise; No. :• COMSTOCK of mo»i hateball mrn upon learn tonight as 31 contests send 1ST Siilt, he pi seed in the money in Art Docring, Pittsburg: Jack Doss, Isakov, Brighton. Midi Gordon tng of hi* death. more than half his Harts and Com* 1 M 1 * : APPLIiS greyhounds Into action. Hopkins, Minn.; Wes Fills Jr., At* Jones. AI1i.h i, O Joe Kirkwood, "I'm deeply depressed.'’ Cohli In the first race two greyhounds grossed about $7500. drcirss, N. J : Rob Ellsworth, Or- Studio City, Cal ; Boh Kivlm. Lake said "I don't nerd to rinphaxiro J*. MUSSULMAN’S wiU be trying for a third win. Captain of Canada's intcrnalion Delton, Wis ; Ed Knych, Sydney, SAN FRANCISCO (UPlt - The land). Or. APPLE which would give them a perfect al team in '58. Al didn't swing a West should have great passing Don Fairfield. Casey. 111.: Jim N, A' : Ed Kroll, Cooperttonn, N, Speaker * greatness ills records schooling score and possibly a spot golf club from 19(1-1949. After when it langles with the East In Fence, Winston Salem, N, C.; A'.; Alike Krak. Morgantown. VV speak for lhein*clvcs." j lir# SAUCE Speaker began bis prtifeiMonai in the Inaugural Handicap, the three years’ service with the Cana­ Ihe 31th annual Shrine Eavl Went Mike FetchJek, Yonkeri, N A'.; V*,; Huston LaClair, Birtninghaiti, No, SWEET TREAT big attraction when Ihe track dian Army during World War II, football game in Kr*ar Stadium Dmv Fmster vald. Iruuesta; Doug Ala.; VYally La sky, Birmingham, baseball rsre ir In I'Hxi with Cle­ burne of Ihe Texas league at 1.V I 2 PIN EA PPLE Al worked Ihree years for a Toron­ 0 opens officially Saturday. Ford, I'aradlsc: Ed Furgol, Mia- .Mich,; Nelson Lee, Cecil Field; a ruunth and then earned |7>7,uuo Dec. 27. Cans Sliced o r Tid B ill The speedsters who have already to tire manufacturing company. here Alex l^iper, Buffalo. N. A -.; l.rnc The West squad of 34 an n-l Shorn; Marly Furgol, l.cmont, a year in It'S) wiu-n hr managrd registered two firsts are Mr. Flag­ Al happened to win onr ef thia nouneed here today by managing III: Boh Goalhy. IteUevilte, l i t : I^sch, Wheeling, III George Cleveland hi it* fires American 303 OAK HILL staff and Fable Jurist. The litter company’s rmploye tournaments director William M. Coffman In Bob Gocti, TuNa. I'hirk llarbert. Lewis. Ardeley-on Hudson, N A' League pennant and world chain and that started him thinking Cans TOMATOES won a Derby elimination In Sara­ eluded hot passer* Bob Newman Norths (He. Mich.: Paul llirney, Jack Lumpkin, Orlando pionsldp. sota last May but misted the mo­ about a career in golf. He quit of Washington Slate and Lee Wcirceiler, Mas* ; .lav Hebert, Mae Main, Danville, Va Ju*eph his job with the tire company be­ FOOD KINli ney in the Derby. Vialla, Holly wood; llan* Merirll. Sanford, I lonel Hebert, Lafayette. Crosscup of Utah .TOO I'OltK \ Others in the initial race of the cause he backed too elose to a Mogarlore. O.; Bill Mrver Dav The squad, compovcd of 4 ends. La Cans avening are Rusty Reason. Stand hot air plre at home one day and 11 linemen and # bsek*. will be IIKANS Mike lloma. Rye. N. V.; Howie Iona Beach; Ronnie Monlri-ssur, By, Simla and Mentone. The other contracted bursitis in the right coarhed by Jack Curtice of Stan Jnhnsin, Glemvuotlir. HI.: Tony naiasota. itugti Mooie Jr , Marun, shoulder as a result of a sudden MANOIKT Grade A contest is a four ting af­ Rib*- Ga ; Jack Mowry. Clearwater. TOT ford, Len Casanova of Oregon I rma, San Iwandro, * The Snnfurd Recreellnn licpart *** fair and liils Sequel, l.ueky Re- shoulder movement. This condition and Rill Meek of Southern Melhn Lulunlus. Grossmpers. N. V : Dorsey Nevergall, Boynton Rill I'nnn still bothers Al occasionally. "I dot. A card, Kitgo and Famed Fable. 1 Davis Love Jr . El Dorado. Ark : Parker, Wewoka. Okie.; (»rv Par metil's tennl* tournament It nnw In Ihe quarter finals. w Simla has one first In the bag can't do anything suddenly xviih DEI. MONTE Tie squad: Toby l.vons, Jameslown, N. A'.: sons, lamlsvillr, Ky.; Jim Riggins, The aingtrs ilivislon Is narrowed my right arm ." says Al, who .103 and looms is an Inaugural pros­ KHUIT Ends — Hun Stover, Oregon; Herb Marcuascn, lamgmeadow. Spartanburg, S. C.: Jerry Itobl Cans COCKTAIIe pect, having been clocked at a never broke So as a caddie golfer. Dick Wallen, L'CU: Dave sherrr, Mas* : Rill Markham, Saginaw, son, Chattanooga; Jay Semeste.r, down to right players from an ori-j clnat entry of 25. The quarter stilling 31.25 seconds, the fastest While driving transport trucks Southern Methodist; Ruddy Dial, Mieh ; Dave Mare. <edirhurst. tms Angeles; Richard Smith. Bing for a Toronto brewery, Al was a«k- H|fe lime made last week. N V : Billy Maxwell. lhles*a hamton, N. Y ; Mike i'aMaglia final pairing* in the singles divl IIOII DEN'S • Ion »re' Jim Hunt vs ttoh Shed ' After tonight just two more ed to become a week end starter Tarklra - Rill leek*. L'CI.A; | T e a : Dlek Mayer. Si relerihurg: llarri«on. N. A' ; Dick FnM> Char ilcn, Al Dmidnev vi Dr John Mnr SWEET schooling sessions remain. Wednes­ at th* Oakdale C. C.. Toronto Charles Horton. Ray'or. Tfri B race Myles J r . Groise I omt loile. ,\ C : F. Grover Tell. *)r *A* OH day and Thursday nights* The Eventually, he became assistant Bates. Oregon State, Troy Bar Farms. Mich : Tom Nierorte, tarsdo; Tommy Tomasino, Ann Ar gin Joe D.vvi* *s Bill Fleming *A l.arry Dorr v* Joint Gerlacli. track will be dark Friday as final pro at that club and had to quit IIUIIEH.MII.K Eronxville, N, A'.; Fd Oliver, Den por, Mich,; Lverrlt Yitirsn!, All quarter tinal sineiei gsme* preparations arc made for Satur­ his truck driving job because of a bee. Stanford C ’ann Springfield, Mo.; Ronnie Ward. must tw coniplrtnl by Tier M Guards — Boh Grottkau, Ore ver. Col. BISCUIT conflict. day’! opening. gon: Tom Koenig. Southern Meth­ VV. A. I'agan. VV'r»t Palm Hr *fh; Shawneeun Delaware, Fa Hrnrv From a field of 13 doubles Arnold Palmer. I.atrohe, Pa.; Williams Jr.. Flrflwso-1, Px Jim odist; Harold Davis, Houston; Johnny Tott. Shreveport. La ; teams, there Is one quarterfinal I home gime In he completed Then the ,,n. FOOD KING Den Chsdwick. Missouri; Charles Dave Ragan. Orlando: Doug San Williams, Marietta, Ga Wood. Alhfhoro, N. Bill tern! Dual pairing* will he an R ub. Missouri s . l . CREAM STYLE deri, Miami Beieh; Frank Mrsn Wrtght, Ft. Wayor, Ind Centers — Don Biller, Drover; l *n* CORN nouneed i Bill Zylitr*. Grand Rapids, Roch Conklin. Stanford. FOOD KING Mieh ; Bah Keller, Rglln VFR. Quarterbacks — Lee Grossrup, p |(|Y 'R F r C f lU C I ltl) ' Can* GRATED lUr KEROSENE 18c L'lah; Bob Newman, Wathinglon ST LOUIS - tU P Il - M»'*r Leo Anderson. Erie. Pa : Everett Stewart. Duluth, Minn.; Pete Tre SmokrleM • OttorltM . - j « i r i ' Martin of tha St. Louis Hawks TUNA Halfbacks — Boyd Dowlrr. Col hnM, lhe rfceni fAr having pUy- ham, Ml. P ori: Marllynn Stroud IMPERIAI. SERVICE Greenville, s c . Inn strong, orado; Eddie Dove, Colorado; f(j jn mo|t (|i i National Bas SUNSW EET STATION By Jerry Covington the action at 7 o’clock and the var­ I.eoq Burton. Aritoni State; Bill ,,f * PR U N E -r , *..«)«* mw* S£% « s» The Sanford Seminole ragers, sity contest immediately follow­ Strlger, Washington Stale; Don w Cer. A Park Jara JU IC E " urin,: bn career,_______ Harold Harwood, Chevy Chase, Md ing. Stone. Arkansas. after taking a back scat to foot­ Coach Layer will rill on the m WHOLE Fullbacks — Larry Hickman, ball in the last two contain, will same starling lineup that he used W HITE Baylor, Ciartat* Reamer, Oregon Cage Scoring Mark take t u limelight here tonight a t in the Pierson contest and the Stale. POTATOES GREENVILLE. S. C. f C P I 'tke young bopcfula of coach Bud icmleea of footballers Ray LundFrank Selvy, Furmaa Coiversity r - _B SO'. UH.NE Layer hope to sew up their third quilt end Cecil Dindridgo won't The average life span of Ameri­ All American, tei an ill llm# col be used unless the Seminnlrs are WAX victory In a row. The Semlnolca en the short end of the score. can mrn and women has increas­ leg* basketball scoring rerord now have vjctorlaa over Oviedo Jimmy Grarey goes into tonights ed by about 19 years during lh< when ho mida an *'»w 1W points llEECHNUT against Newberry in 1154 and Pierson sad will go against contest is the leading Seminole past 20 years. J ' ra STRAINED n stubborn Lyman team beta In scorer with 37 points. The small IIAIIV FOOD a double header. The first contest youngslrr has proven to have a iharp rye and has hern hitting 12 Oi b l u e PLATE will hare the JV team starting inside and out. He haa also done PEANUT I fine Job in the rebounding de­ BUTTER partment. Sophomore Alrx McKibbln came Roll. SCOT through with 22 points in the Pier­ I TISSUK son contest and is second In the scoring department with 27 points JOAN-OF-AHC in two contests, lie will sea action WEEK at tha forward slot tonight. COLOR The 1151 Lyman football team Big Charles Oravatet will start nr heard Fred Kersey, program dlree- at the pivot spot for the Seminoles TOO C an a 0 tor of ihe A75ICA, at a dinner in and In the first two contests his BIRDSEYE FROZEN ^ Iheir honnr recently in Lsvngwood. proven very valuable as a reboun­ Coach Bill Proctor was m uter der and point maker. He cleared nf ceremonies for the event end the boards In Pierson lilt Friday other ipecial guests included and dropped in ■ points for the school superintendent Bay-burn cause. "Cowboy", will be the tall­ Milwee, Lyman High principal, est lad in the lineup this season III RUSK YE FROZEN and shows great potential. Ralph Dies* and Jim Payne. 0 L0S8 ENAMEL The Kev. Darwin Shea gave the Another tad that will be In the m invocation. starting lineup tonight is little Receiving award! were Jim George rerides. George had a good 9 11 Big Races • I’ost • Time 8:10 I’. M. (Red) Lycans. most outstanding night at the guard spot in the fiAE. 0 lineman, and Keith Tennant, most opener by dropping set shots from Schooling Tonight outslandmg barkfletd and player Ihe outside for It {mints. He it 1.66 tJT. Tennant also was chosen captain (he smallest player on the squad I 7:30 P. M. • Admission Free A*k (or fre« color carela for next season. Cocaptain will this year but should prove to be be James Beusse. a big help for coach Layer. Special recognition wa« given Thia contest promises lo be a M in Bttl* Jeanne Roblnaon. fast one and the Lyman squad is homecoming queen, end her court, not to be taken lightly. Everyone the Misses Patsy Ilclis, Linda is urged to follow these Seminoles Schrelder, Mary Ann Renningcr throughout the season and support PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. ta d Carol Paul. them to another fine season. With Catertainmant for the dinner a few breaks the so lads could Located ft Mile. South SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-7121 SANfORD O party was provided by "The En- make competition la the OBC Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 plenty tough. Seminoles Gel 10 • STEP LADDER i TOP FORM TUNA CAT FOOD 31 Schooling Runs Scheduled Tonight Cams PKANUTS West Shrine Team Has 2 Top Passers POP CORN TennisTournament In Quarter-Finals IMOAHS 10 i Seminole Cagers To Host 5 Lyman High Five Tonight u sa -jr;:. \ nth n 4 n Lyman Footballers Honored At Dinner “Love That Paint” 6 Thin's 3 T H IS 8 BEANS S E A S O N O P EN S S A T U R D A Y NIGHT LUMBER CO., INC. FRENCH AVE. A LL 1 K ID N E Y 7 G 8EEN 6 - 1 PEAS FRENCh FRIES O ri,p' F00DMART ! A V E J �Paridioners Place Faith And Shirts On Reynolds Nag LONDON (U PI)-Rom an Cath­ olic Mur. Anthony Rrynoldi and hi* parlahlonert In London'* Southwark district put their faith and their ahirta today on a hone named Reynold* he tipped to win. They hoped the h o w . with a record of two win* In 76 (tarta over the hurdle* In It yean, would confound the expert* and win the 1:30 p m. race at Not­ tingham. According to form chart* Rey­ nold* didn't »tand a chance. Newtpaper llpiter* Ihoufht a horse named Melted Ice would win in a walk. Du* 5outhwar!.'a 12 bellon loy­ ally lucked their prical’a hunch a t advrrlltcd in the parbh magailne of the Churrh or the Mott Preclout Blood. Migr. Reynold*, who edit* the "Uorouih Piper." with the llev. John Moore, another print, tipped the hone named Reynold* and added a hopeful note that If the hone won he wat *urr the faithful would do right by the rol lertion box. The two print* have xcanned (he form chart* for acveral year*, just before Chrttmaa, and the •election I* an annual one. Soulhwark'a church going betto n ' morale waa booited with the recollection thet two year* agn the two prinla tipped Limner Hill Which won a rare and paid off at T to 2. But that hardly made up for last ycar'a vlUl statistic. Strol­ ler. the priestly tip for pre Christma* 1IST, didn't even start Deaths NEW YORK (U P h —Charles A. Well, M. President of Associated Music Pubtlshen, ■ subsidiary of Broadcast Music, Inc., died Monday after a abort Illness. BT. PETERSBURG, Pia. <UPI> —Georgs B. Bradshaw, 63. a lead­ ing marine propulsion engineer, died Monday. HOLLYWOOD <UPI) — George Bunney, 65, son of silent film com•41 au John Bunney, died Monday when fire gulled hia room In an •ptrtm ent house. Pcjre 8—Tues., Dee, 9, 1958 j h sH HH-'YCLK INSPECTION — Bicycles nl Snnfortl (Jrnmmiir School nrc undergontf iunpcclion to determine if they are nufe inoujrlt for chiltlren to ride. Here, Mrs. K. tv. Mitchell looks "fiver n bike, examined t»y Donald K. Sum Ivail. Watching the operation is the bi­ cycle owner, Donnie Lee Sipes. (Photo by Bergstrom) Quotable Successful Association: Quotes Baptist Church, Pastor L'alled I’rcta InlemiUnnal WASHINGTON—State Depart ment spokesman Lincoln While on Ihe crushing Communitl defeat In the West Ilerlfn election: "The decisive defeat of the Communiit Part) ahould give tome Idea at to the amount of trust the people of Writ Berlin arc willing to place in Soviet pro­ posals regarding their liilutc." MOSCOW—The Soviet explana­ tion for the abrupt removal of Ivan Serov from his po*t Guardianship Plea Gen. of head of Soviet *l*lr security— the secret poller: Denied By Judge The move w»i made "in view HOLLYWOOD (UPIl - Actor of his Iransfrr to anothrr post." John Carradlne'a former wife Monday waa denied fuardlanshlp WASHINGTON- Former 1'rcxl of the couple'a three children. dent Truman on Elsenhower’* Mr*. Sonia Bowen, 3*. now drive tn ctirli government spend­ married In artist-photographer Ml ing: cbael Bowen. Jt, of Reno. Nev., "II they tthe Republican*> want broke down and rrird when Su­ In tell you the rminlry tan run perior Judge Kenneth M. Chantry on George Washington’* hudgrl, refuted her request for the rhf) they're erary aa hell. It can't todren's ruttody. done." The Judge said lie could see no peaton *hy the children. Christo pber. It; Keith, t , and Robert. A, should h* taken away from Car- Unity Church Sets yadlne with whom they have lived nine* the couple't divorce in May, Study For Tonight 1#M- The arlor ia now married In The Unity Church Center will the former Doris I. Rich Hud)' a new textbook tonight, rn titled "Talk* nn Truth," hv Charles Fillmore, co-founder nl tbe Unity Rrhnol of ChriManlty located Ouster O f Serov In le e ’a Summit, Mo Tlie rla** meet* every Ttie*d*v Lauded In West at A p. m. In the classrooms at LONDON (U P1>- Wettern dip jrw r . Ftr»l St The Rev li.te lomali slid today they believed phme R. Stuekle will conduct Hie Gen. Ivin Serov'* Hidden depar elan. The public la welcome hire a* rhlef of the Soviet secret police might herald a major show of "relaxation" In Ihe Soviet Un Ion There wee no immedisle clue fror Moscow itself, and few ex perti would rule out the possihllIty that Serov might merely have been tramferred from one top ad­ ministrative post In another. But them were Indication* Ser ov and his serret police might both be In for a further (site uf dt-*lallnlial!on as a sort of yearend demonstration to Ruttla'a populace, Soviet Premier N I k 11 a S Khrushchev told Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D.-MInn ) in Moscow Ju*t a week ago today, "come hack to Moarnw next year am) you wilt ice a lot Icsa pnllcemrn ■round." Kliniahrhev also u ld "we don’t have liquidation* any more." The Rev, W. I*. Brooks has It maintains a most happy rela­ • juit entered hi* 30th year a* pat- tionship. tor of the Sanford hirst Baptist Church. This 1* newsworthy tn Itself; but the churrh will celebrate it* 75th anniversary Feb. I, and Rev, Brook* think* that thi* i* a more important story. A* the congregation grew, the original wooden church wa* re­ placed by the present building, and the church auditorium erect­ ed. 'Hit educational building fill­ ed a great need when it wa* built in Dipt, a* the church 1-cg.in In expand very rapid'* nBrr the second World War. the educa­ tional hulldliii- wa* dedicated a* a war memorial. Whlli the iliunh lu* bought udditninal Ian,I and house* fur the Sunday School. Ihe planning raminlllee now i* itudylng edurallonal facibth ■ again Al*n pro l«i»ed I* Ihe remodeling of Ihe RI.V. \t I'. IIHOOKS rliorr h exterior. three other lnc.il , bur-lie* liavr tarn organirefl l,y the >ir*l Baptt*l t hurrh; Central, Elder Spring* and pine,red (he mu »mn» commlltee pt, sently I* con­ sidering th, establishment of an BAGHDAD. Iraq l l 'l ’lt - I'rr additional mission the First Bap mler Abdul Kanin Kassrm an list Church never ha* rough! an nounrrd Monday hi* government ha* smashed a pint tn overthrow nverly large rongregation Siip|»orlrd intirely liy lithe* and Ills regime. free wilt offering*, Ihe 75 year old The announcement, broadcast organiiatmn ha* rinphasltrd , by Baghdad Radln, said the eonvangrlutn, mltrlon* and Christian I *|Uratnri, whn were nnt ulenll education. It i« well known fnr fieri, wrre corrupt clement* in •t.« -\urk with intermediate* and - league with foreigners outside Iraq." young people. From the nursery In the iunlor | (tn Cairo, Ihe Cgvpltsn »rml depirtmenl. wort with children offlrlal Middle l ast new* agrnry lia* hern nf primary importance sard "foreign quarter*" believed Many H f‘t ii»p*,»l i hurdt lead to be American were Involved in er* arc In the Navy, with whirli the pint. I Plot Is Smashed, Iraq Ruler Says LO O K &LEARN How you get so much more for much less in... 5 Paper Says Adams Will Write Book BOSTON (UP11-Form er Preai dantlal Assistant Sherman Adams will aign a contract for publish­ ing right* to a book on the Elsenbower administration within Ihe peat few daya, the Boston Globe •aid today, The paper tald that Adamt, who realgned after he waa linked with Boston Industrialist Bernard Goldflne In the congrestlonal "In­ fluence" Inveitlgation, will make about 1100,000 on tha book. Ma will algn ■ contract w it Harper k Brother* and Ufa Mag ‘ Globe tald. Life would •tfteltaaUa* right! to tha M ■M % Big car quality, aired just right. Scat* six adulu caaily, nearly th.ee feet ihorter outtide, caiicr to get in and out of. ^ ’Dcliven top mileage, peak performance, on regular low-con gat. ^ p 3" Laticr to paik and turn, fun to & drive. ^ C o m leu to buy, far leu to operate. S n u u . . . S cuiblc. . . Spirited. For W ant O f Shoe It** Your N tw Dimeniioa to Motoring HILTON, N. Y. —dUP!) - A 00,000 fin that destroyed Robart Btraaaenberg'a firm her* was Im chad off fay two aevea year old Wys oho w an aaarcbiag for a laot aha* hi the hay, utiag match- Look and Learn today a t..* . Sanford Motor Co. 1 0 0 1 1 . lo o lo c d An, fa 2*0211 I f f Oanfnrb | m | t �Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads 7—FOR RENT Ct)r ^anforft i r r a l i TufB., lire . p. 195S— P ag e 7 2 bedroom unfurniahea apartment, LOST—Boxer dot, brown, 42 lb J —LOST AND FOUND LAFF-A-DAY Very gentle, female named kitchen equipped. Ph FA 2 0OT1 • - F O R SENT Falla. Re*»ard-FA 2 4120. LAKE MARY: 1 bedroom apart2— .1-ROOM A BOARD ment. ne**l* decorated romplete 3— BEACH RENTALS I—FOR RENT ly furnished Call FA 2 2244 af­ 4— WANTED TO REM 2 bedroom unfurnlihed house ha* ter 2 p m. 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE alove. children, no p m . $42 00 2, 2 and 4 bedroom houses and 4—FARMS • ACREAGE • month. 1502 Summerlin A n . »mall apartment. GROVES ROSA I- PAYTON. Broker 7REAL ESTATE WANTEDClaan 4 rm fum. apt. 411 Park Phone FA 2-1301 8—MISCELLANEOUS »<El.AH A APARTMENTS: rooaaa 1 bedroom 2 bath house in' Rose •-FLOWERS • PLANTS private bath*. 114 W. Flrat IL Court. $110 per month. Phone • SIIRI'BS FA 2 344! Furniihcd apartment, 201 *a W. lit 1 0 - OFFICE EQUIPMENT Clean 4 rm down it apt (tl Tark 11— AL'TOMOHILES . l.xrre furnished 3 bedroom tip TRAILERS itaira apartment in town $42 2 bedroom hcuie. kitchen furniih a month. Cal’ FA 2-307!. U -SO A T S A MOTORS rd. Clean and close in FA 2 4013 Jimmy Cowan 11-FARM S trP L lE S I Thit It a guest pall to the Rill MACHINERY Theatre for Kerry Smith E«p 2 offices partly furniihcd—air con 14—PCTB . I.IV ESI OCR . dilioned—:aa heat EA 2 33*3 date Her 14, ’24, Sanford Produce Co 802 Weal SI I'PLIKS 13— ARTICLES WANTED 2 Room furr.iahrd apartment, all nth. St $ 4 —PLACES TO HAT private, tile bath. Call FA 2-40U3. bedroom hou*e. kitrhen equip 17—HEALTA i-Mil nits fed $5V 1009 Laurrl A»r 14— FEMALE HELP WANTED Lt. Cmdr. Clevelands' nice 7 room 15— MALE HELP WANTED u n fu n d e d house. electric In' Unfurnlihed 2 tv-ln-om houve 722n 26—MALE OR FEMALE chen. tile hath A .slower L«ck Sanford 4*e or EA 7 M3 ' ____/ / / / . - • :i-W D Ith tt \NTFD Arbor, bee .Mr* Pippins acro*$ r ■ . ... , C It a a . rs.t.»«l-»Usw.:u.» - . . .EA . . 2- -1677. — 2 new 2 bedroom hoiiara. kitchen 21— Rl SIN EM driveway. Cali equipped. EA 2 8041 Ol'POUTl NITIES •’Yea, w e’re to R rth fr'.', 22— 8PECIAI BEItV ICES 3 Room furnished apartment. $*S | «|« Palmetto Ave . J F Ball. 24—PIANO SERVICES mo.. Including utilities. Ph. (iaragi* apartment fully furnish­ 2-REAL EAT ATE FOR SALE 4—RE.AI. ESTATE FOR SALE 2t-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS EA 2 2932 ed $J0 per month. Cook down 24— ELF.CTRICAI. RE.AI ESTATE DRIVE-IN stairs, live upstairs 6 CONTRACTORS 2311 Tienrh Ave 2 Bedroom houae, unfurnlahed. kit­ U-A—BUILDING. REPAIRS. 2 bedroom house near air bave, chen equipped. $70 Monthly. Ph. J. W. HALL 25- U BUILDING SUPPLIER kitchen furnished. $70 a month, EA 2 6630. Kealmr 37—NOTICE • PERSONALS (all FA 24134 After 3 3n p m “Call Hall" Ebons FA 5 3*41 2^-ARTICLES FOR SALE rail FA 2 473* 25—FI RNITLRE A Legal Notice INCOME AND INVESTMENT HOI SF.lini.il Large 3 bdrm.. 2 bath unfurnished 600 fret on 17 92 Illway north home. 170u Magnolia. I r I k # I mwrt mt I k * • J w4 b «. Two rental homes, grocery A e m l h n l * I MNSII, I ’loar Itl • . l a I ' t a * ••air. Bachelor apartment, ground floor store. £*• pump, hail buslne** IN Mi I’olalr af 313 Palmetto Ave and appro*, 9 > acres nf land %t irca U Mih'PM P tc n in An established business showing T a I I I f*»#4 ll»**a s n l li f t* * 2 hrdroom house kitchen equipped good return Total price $22.0m) ia« (Isla i ap | | » m s r 4 i U s IhM with electric stove 4 rtfugera• sM r.B ia ln and can be handled lor 29 , Te.ij »til Full nf A*aI AP# tor k healer. Phone EA 2 3431 down nollfiP'1 anil If* r r#a#nt • nr rlalma Rfitl ifimniit* ahlth ROIIEIIT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor KRAI. ESTATE FOR HALS a •• u r*r r i t h t r a f ) a * i . m a r t * » s TALLAHASSEE Cl’PI) - Scare i i i l n i i t h # M i l l s a f A ii-tre** II Ravmnnd I undqulti. Ataoe. Mih h #>. dlfFifH tils mp I CLOSE IN FA 2-3*31 Ailanllc Bank Bldg fatiomit Sumter L Io»ry of 4‘a q a i A ( a i h # O - ' I R I t J u l v i a f •r* i**nU 1‘a y f l t V K lA fldS ft! •*•• I bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story farm Tampa will addreia the atate •f«Ff 11 # I n | M r - d j M h n u * F «>f * H I Lake front home for sale or rent b o u s e recently remodeled * a u a l r $( M h f ' . r i t l l ' r l- ! * a H it . Board of Control Friday whrn It lI»» MAJOR BRU1AN REALTY r l c M i s U n I f r tit- t i l h * th# Appro* 3 acre* cleared 4 frnr 3rd Addition. lilt # -f |hr flrat t-uMJ* - I |<*fi af Iti 1• rd land Low down payment. mecta in Miami to dlicuii a pro pn||« Realtor $ !.«• h ililm nr «l*tit a »»»l ihstl LAKE MARY poied new atate university at 1.4 |*« • r l l l B f , • n d • '’•! ? • t • 14r | 1»# FA 2 4301 • n.| f ’ *8 •*f • »•!*« • o f r n M i n ^ Homes I)c.“iirncil For Ph. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 1941 Boea Raton. Mr# a A - lr e o a r f l h | r i a l m ■ -11 q«lj MOVE BIGHT IN! • • ta ll h$ *80 0 1 '$ 1« ». r i: h # t 1# lr*»» Kloriiln LIvIns• n f • • # 0 * « f t »*$•% • h*l • tv* • t t r h Sic 119 Pinccrrst Drive today " A 4 Bedroom*— 1 A 2 lln th s Five acre tile farm Large 3 bed • 1* 1* >'T Sll'l h«a 1 • » n i f « i a ’l a i l This very nicely kept 3 Bedroom room bouse, large barn Ea«> uM LeRoe Collin• In the lait tuber \ l * r y If r home near Plnccrrit School of terms oseph II. Levy. Phone V. s U m l n l s l i a t r l t » r l h # VA • FHA natnrial race, aiked the board for frr< a bonus of a fenced In ; ard. FA 2 1223 r •!•!• rf 42 minute* apeaktnt time, lie did A ndrrw |l M ah an tr terraro floors, electric kitchen, FHA In Service not disclose the topic of hit talk, f i r s t I " I II* BtloiA I ' l u p i t . r r*!r>.- • ltiinl lt tiled hath, ami good neighbors ItOS.V L. PAYTON Conventional saying only he wanted to diicuat Take o .er (.! 4'»r. loan at Registered Beal L*t*te Broker a matter of "utmoal importance will not aak for fund* to build $72 33 monthly after $1*72 down Ph FA 2*1201—12-92 at Hiawatha Financing to Americana." the university until 1941 at the piymcnt. or If you need a lower Lowry, who campaigned solely earllrat But It may a*k the neat down payment, let i talk over Down Payments on a learefaiion platform when Legislature for aomc planning your problem Itememhrr. you A. j/n/nl kmfly CnwyHiny he lost to Collin*, la reported money. must be in by January 1st to Low As $ 100 1.6 f. laik A v r. I'h I ,\ 2-6123 t y r i n g the IM campaign. be allowed Homestead Kxemp Warsaw, Poland, founded In the lion. Dr. John Ktjr, a New York Im m cdiutc U ccupaocy Lake front 7 bedroom P.atne home educator In charge of preliminary 13th century, I* reirriheleaa one \Vo (luarii’itre Pi-raonnl Practically finished on Inside Seminole Realty planning for the school, will ap of Europe's youngest rilic* today. Nntiafiution or ^’*itir Beautiful l-t rlchl on lake Short poar before the board alone with AUnit *3 per cent of It wav ilea 11. DIF.TKH IIS - III Vl.Tnlt Muncy Cheerfully dlitancr fium Drl.and 7»1 a delegation from Boca Raton troyed during World War It and KH». Mrthvln—Vrlma Gnaialet. rash p iitr Can be financ'd i all Hcfiinilttl. more than onmillion people live and Palm Beach County. Adelaldr II. Mo.ea — Assnelaira irunipton Builders In Orlando, The hoard announced earlier It in the rebuilt city. 1*01 Park Aea. F.A 2-2112 GA 2 63*S CLASSIFIED INDEX I—LOST AND POUND SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST Lowry To Address Hoard 01 Control ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. look For It In Cor. Ilwy. 17-B2 ft 27lh SI. < r fF & F T '@ m s rrm EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE Gifts for Her CHATHAM BLANKETS Including th. Nation’s Favorite •Turrey" — Purray Bouquet Wwolthira Brand"* Full Rang* of Calors VOWELL’8 # SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Too Fait Fiest fit Shad-* Rose* — Cedar t hevtv Lamp. — Planters S-fa Pillows Home Gifts Stereophonic A III El RECORDS k PHONOGRAPHS WINN TA’ SH E 1st St FA 2 2WI AAV Servie. Record Player* Special Sale on all WEST IIEND PRODUCTS Tbi* week nnlv' RAMvAl I ELE' TRIC CO 112 Magnolia Ave Gifts for Him SANFORD F t UNI r u t l . - U. 800 East Fir'd SI. Km. klt'g Stand* — Ea*y Chairs Table Radio* —• Hasieets Desks BLACK 4 DECKER *Saw« — b rill. — s'anu ra Jig Saw. GREGORY LI MIIKII 6th 4 Maple I h EA 2 O'.On I linnel Shirt* $1 M or 2 for *1 y> Sleeping Bag* $3 to up. Camp lllaiikit* $3 67 or 3 fur $7.1* AllMY NAVY SURPLUS S70RI 310 fianfonl Avonuo 2 IV. Living Room Group Choice nf Pain ice — $119 50 AMEKD an TOURIKTER 19 * lb>« n LUGGAGE ll> Awe Now For Christmas ROBLS Warh n Wesr and Woolfilrnng — Smart — Roomy ECIIOI/R BEDDING CO rn« $9 92 in $1493 Bohe k rsjaina Wide Selection of Sla** and Colors Ilf So. Mag-oilia I’ll. EA 2-4321 Sri* only 10 93 V<»WELL’S II I. PI RKLNS 4 SON 201 E. Eir»l St. FA 2 1411 tables or The t.a<|* Of Your Heart C-vrnrr lahli* l i 'r T »!d« Slips, gowns 4r mgHhW *«»» filrp a-d Coffe» Tables Wld# seleetion «< colors Sires 32 From *2.f’. 44. Priced from 19$ lo 4 9* ELECTRIC TRAINS WILSON MAIER HOLLYWOOD SHOP Seta and Anessoriei 20-. OFF -SAM Ol. D $U ItN ITU HE CD. WINN TV MUNSINGWKAR Nylon trirot Living Hoorn -Suites — Mlreois $1$ K lit FA r r n t lldie* gowns, slips A pantlas Pm B»droom Fudss — Dookeues Use Our l.ay-A Way Plan portioned hosiery B> walking A Throw Rugs — Celar Robes dr«*a sheer*. 2132 • $1*3. Caning Set- — Brass 1'arc VIEW MASTER Starter At PURCELL'S “ -------- Inrlude* Stern Viewer aid ; | WEhTlNGIIOl'SE RADIOS $1691, .,!ir,.uri* ' ,,nl' The .Arrtplfd Gift Toy* for Boys and oirls WIEBOl.DTS CAMERA SHOP SAMSONITE (iift* for Morn and Dad • " ’’ ,’* '1 v ' Card Tablla - $4*4 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES p ^ aa FURNITURE CENTER Sanford V J l l t S r O T M G f l 116 W. First St._______ 111 So Park Avr FOR TED Wil l.I AMS HARDWARE The Gift That l< Alwayi m ojud l o n u e r if I'll E. :ith St Areot-taMe Lovely Mips, ranttea and Gowoa Let us show <ou a FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE Many style* to choose from. TRUE I roilpronf Erigldalrc 310 l Flrat tt. GARRETTS Rafrlgeralor and F rec/rr First St. k Sanford \ . t . __ Nationally .Advertfird Watches Gifts for Him Itulov* . Elgin • WTltneuer Home Gifts Longine* • Ernest floret . Himtllon Eviarudt Motor* SANFORD JEWELRY Hunting A Camping Equipment Sietla Glasawart AND LUGGAGE Fishing Taekl* Rrautifull/ Dteoratad Strvlng 300 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 3661 ■’Everything For the Sport.man” Vraya ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS VoWELL'B_________ Gifts for Boys Phone FA 2-1501 S A tltllK if IT.*-'' <l-iwn hu-3 neat 2 l»rdr*»>nv borne, electrir kltrlirn. firrpla-r screen'll iwirdir*. sha-l> l-t quiet nrlghborhixMl 242 monthlv, <6220 total. For the Rest nuyi In Real Estate SLIi CULLEN k HAHKEY W. .A. Cagle. Jr. Salesman tIO N. lar* Ave. Ph FA 2 *” 3t COUNTRY CLUR MANOR -2 llrilroom a Florida Hoorn - 9 • u» w. run m, After FORMAL WEAR and ACCESSORIES Sale* and Rental Service JIM ROBSONS MENS WEAR LU Magnolia Ave. OWNER WANTS OFFER <ustom built 3 iKilnxim. » full tiled lialhs, Inn It on large lot in beautiful Mayfair s'-cliorv. This hnmr fralure* Irrrarn floors, large srrrem d |nrcb Natural wikxI rabineta in large kill hen equipped with electric range ami refrigerator. Owner's equity lOOnno. Any offer will be given consideration See SEMINOLE REALTY 1901 Park Ave. FA 2 3232 Wc Feature QUALITY HOMES Mmlrralely I’rirrcl F.II.A . — YOU PAINT A SAVE owner hat reduerd the price of this modern 3 bedroom concrete block borne with GP kitchen, eihaust fan, spare heater and hot water heater. Large dining area, terraro floors RI7DUCED to 112.500 with only $793.00 down and $83 00 per month. W. H. “ Rill” STEM PER Agervey Realtor k Insurer Assoc. Laura B. Oiler, H. E. Taffer •Arlctt Price. Evcictt Harper Phone F.A 2 4991 112 N. Park Colored help wanted, must be ovrr 21 apply In peraon at Pig V Whistle. $4 A— RUILDING-RSPAIRA Build to your plans. Remodeling and Additlona DON LUKE Phona FA 2-S82I Mrn-Wimen $20. Dally. Sell Lumi rout nameplatea. Writa Reeves i r T O C T I I gAL HEkVIf t Co., Attleboro, Maas. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS II—Mark Wanted rarta for all makes of cleaners: Klectrlux. Hoover. Kurby, etc. Biby sitting, Ironing. FA 2 7)28 Frre pick up. Work guaranteed FA 2-4783. Ironing, 10c It lie. FA 2 7211. Ilouia AA’lring — Electric Service REGISTERED NURSE colored, Sid Vihlen tlriires work in private home. R ANDALL ELECTRIC CO. EA 2 Mil. 113 Magnolia FA 3-0913 Eon S \t »: OR RENT: 2 lledrnnm v It home *1 7704 Magnolia Ave 2:— h i b iS iys.w opToR iTV lTIT.i » A - Ill'll.DING R E T A I R H VtK equipe-t kitchen. 2 blocks PAINTING from Pineerest School E.\ 2 3377 WANTED TO BUY— or 2716 Palmetto Avr. Small business — would consider FLOOR sandlog and finishing filling station In THIS Arra — Cleaning, w a v i n g Serving Lemon Bluff camp, modern con Seminole County since 1922. venicnre*. Isrge Ela room 2 Open In any worthwhile prnpn sihon — Br>* All Care Sinford H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary lots M A. Pass Herald. HOME-SEEKERS IMPERIAL DECORATORS Custom built I tin. 2 hath home Iluimes* property tor sale by own painting and papti; g situated amidst shade trees on rr. I block smith rlty limit* ol F.A 2 3716 or EA 2-7010 ailar *l«. four nleelv Imdsraped Inis in Sanford on highway ITAj .v Good location for any type of bust 27—NOTICES—PERSON,AI.S quiet srrtlon of Ssnfnrd .A lovely __________ neis ?3'c down, balance on bnm» featuring built in kitchen fiCOTr.S PALM MANOR monthly payment*. See I. C equipment, large brick fireplace, Horn* for th* aged awning window* and t r r r a r t o - Clark Sr. 2619 Orlando Dr. Mpo Orlando Dr. Sanford floora. Priced In sell al SI4.*nit 1 Phone F.A 2-72M. Reasonable terms. AVAILABLE. 23 SPECIAL SBRVICRK NOW luue wrlglii safely with newly WELL DRILLING HOME-SELLERS Released Dex-A-Dlet Tableta. Fa'rbanki Mora* Pumps Ih r t>e*t place lo sell your home. Only P8c at your Drug siore. Rspalra to all mate* I* where most homes are a«!d HOWARD C. LONG Mrs. Drawn M lllrr'i home made 207 E Commercial Ave. sStcnslrom Really fruit rake* at AVtnn Dixie, E. Dions F.A 2-2833 lintlBEKT 5TENSTROM First St REALTOR P UN TING DON IIOAA'E - I.. J. RI9NER “For those »h» care." reasunab!* 28-- ARTICLES POR SAL* .Aaaaelatcc Refereneei given. FA 2 1297 Itl N. Park - Ph. F.A S-JIJO Cotton It AVool Yarns. Notiena, Thrradi. Taprs. PUMPS — SPRINKLER 3 l>cdrisom 2 hath. El* room, kti ROLLINS IIORIIY SHOP SYSTEMS chen equipped, frull irees. Re At The Sign Of The Totem Pol*. All types and aunt. Installed senna Park I’honr TA 2 7676 ir 1. French Ave. ”Pn It Yourself" -A Drrlrable ,A9i ft lake from pro • i tSARY SPECIALS! AVE REPAIR AND SERVICE Allig S T I N i: perly located on Golden Lake a A shoes, Ton to rh..n. Christmas gifts of Approi'lmaMy 22 acres, 4 turn Markina and Supply Co. irhrd rental units. Rental in 207 AV. 2nd hL .elite* perm s and can­ Ph. F.A 2 4132 fr dle*. AVe ship S k H Green enme $300 monthly. Phone FA2Stamps. STUCKEYS. 17 - 92. Taltvlilon Tutwa Tested Fraa. 0271. South of Sanford, HOLLINS IIOBBY SHOP .SaiTifire. by owner, equity In mod Al Tbi Sign Of The Totem Pale. env 2 bedroom ( It house As 2617 S. Freneb Atw. This is a gurtl pats to the Rug sume mortgace of 15715 00 Pay­ theatre for Randy Morrison. ment* 5*. per mo. FA 2-0762, Evp. dale Dec. II. '21. Furniture klovtng A Sveraga 2(12 Oak Axe C. E. PM.LEI PS. .Agent BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS WASHBURN VAN LINES Must Any Make 11IHAI l:v PLAN I n 13W French Ave. FA 2 lMt FURNITURE (ENTER (.RAPEAil.Li: NURSERY III AV. 1st SI. FA 23181 Auto Repalra A Road Srrv.c* IILAUTIFLL HOLLY HALL’S GARAGE AH kirdi and sire* FACTORY TO YOU FA 2-2803 (ira|ieville Avr. FA 2 0886 |i>2 Celerv Ave. ALUMLM’M Nile* A Su.uiaya FA 2-2070 VENETIAN BUNDS .. ...... . Market t A n It A G E Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom PLANT'S fur tale. Tied Thurs Quick Laundromat Service rill with plastic end). Plastie ton. F.A 7 399) Shirt* Finished In 48 Hours or rayon tapes. Cettoo er nyioa Saniton# Dry Cleaning cords. Orchldi plant* lor sale, 3 for E 2Sth St. Foodmart Bldg. »oo Mr» mil Whitley. 211 Mil .TUSHIE LAUNDROMAT S c n k a rik (■lain an d T ain t Co. If. 18th St. M2 III AV. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4421 ROI.LAW'AY, Hospital and Baby AAOIlRItli I b Beds. Day. AVerk nr Month— Oil burning nrrulaiing heater, I arm A liarilm Center Tel. t'.A 2-3111. Furniture Cenler automatic control* k tank. $10. -ANNUALS NO 8 1791. in; Shell nd. Denary. 116 Welt First St. 60| Celery Ave. Comptons Encyclopedias. E A? 3560. ill TED PLANTS rh. FA 2-1115 AtJTO C.LA.SS or EA 2-0270 S A N F O R D Used Spark* spare heater. Large FLOWER SHOP. Wa talegraph. man's desk. g>vod condition. INSTALLED FA 2 7883 AAiltdahleld Hack filua USHERS NURSERY Door 01*69 \ ent filsM Magnolia A Onora FA 2 4*35 Coleman Super i imitator oil Ornamental fihruM - Treea • Peat heater; 55.000 BTU. Very good SKRVICL Senharlk Olnnw anrl I’.imt (’0. condition, reasonable. F.A 2 1783. i i - a it o Mobiei h- ir a ii .i n*i H2-1II W 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-1122 LEAVING TOWN-window fan. ’31 Ford I’ IKt pickup fire rundlfishing oulflt, small k.lrhen ap lioi- Term* f A Scoll t An .‘•‘par# lle.l'i- — Flour F'urnarr* pllanres, deepfrrrre. TA', baby Clean tn l fervice. 54 50. Ouisldt lu-l* D r . D e ll tr i F la furniture FA 2 H7n link inttallatlnn FA 2 4763 It wiu pay AOH to tee u* before Bicycle—English tjp r rarrr, rvcelHEATING )mi buy. Open Lvenlrr* end Icnt condition. $2V FA 2 6279. E-in lay* II. II. I’OTK C’O. I rutl for sale. It 00 hu. Bring E.AMHDE TRAILER BALES 204 S. Task ---- FA 2 U3I rontalnrr 22<M AA 2.\th Street. I’alatki. Fla. ENVELOPES. Irtierheads. stile- TA 2 5484 fwo |n-i r . 't r tru k mivlng van menli, invoices, hand hills, and kitchen set. 53ooo. 9 x 15 See ‘t at Phillip* *'44* across programs, e t c . Progressive Chrome rug. $25.00 Both in cvirllcnt river. I f t. D a v i t Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2931 — rendition. FA 2 0720. I ORD—1926 Ranch Wagon New: 506 West 13th St. 7T IIP AA’Irird outboard $50. lire*, paint and battery. 1139.4 ! U —Ml'MHiK (. ana After 4 p m FA 7 4706 f A 2 5183 12-Bo ATS and MOfOBS Your rvtnmde Dealer ItOlLHO.N SPORTING GOODS 3016-4 E Is* t’bnr# FA 2 5961 Wall Apartment *ltr Bah) Grand Plano. Iloncy blond fruil wnn-l, calm •mall. Ilk* new. $i.vioo. Phone l A 2 1971 RH V G E t-O irb l i e " ' I A 2 l*?l. air r n v n i u o M N n MrI M ill R S in n D f ONTR At t and REPAIR AVOMK Cucumber* for sale. II w |>er ( ustom Boat Tops 4 A sessisr'es 10*7 Sanford .Ave. FA 26i(2 huvhrl. Ptionr FA 2 1013. I REE ESTIMATES EA 2 7937 ( Irrltulna ('loainR ) m iM lIlaN U 29-FI RM I UHE and ri^nFr7*-l.lve.|is<k vtipplirs Contracting A Rrt-alrs HOUSEHOLD GtlOlkS Ere* CstlrMte* 7 • Inhuaha nrri*» for *al» • BIG VALUES tA 2 128*i. Alter S 30 FA 3 4006 R. L GARVEY WE ARRANGE 201 Sanf- rd Ave. Phone FA 7-:uW • QUICK CREDIT WANTED—Black cocker spanirl • EASY TERMS only S57.dO monthly ALL TYPES FINANCING pup. FA 2 7'Oi ( LARKS PIAfMRINU AND HE AI WILSON . MAIER 6 Blorki Well Of Frerrh ING has moved to our new lor* New and Used Furniture tk -A M it h i* W anted -----------Avenit on 20th hirer' lion 4«2 AV 77th S t . Pb»ne 311 E- First 51. Ph. FA 2 5622 FA 2 2374. MODEL OPEN DAILY Cash f*»r furniture or surplu*. Super Trading Ps-at. Sanford JSAVUS 2.-HAS* s E r v ic t . Ti riHinv tnixlorn cuittniM’. Inrpi (lilar.do llvsy. EA 2W77. Ne*v & l '»«! lot. bill Magnolia A ve F u r n itu r e and Appliances Pine A < ypress laics ami Timber PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING AV. I. HARMON Uant'd Rough, tireen Pine A e :\( 1 IMION At. VAI.L’I i vpre** t.umber Wanted Henry fb. FA 2-42X3 After 5:00 p a Mather of Sanford 1 Bedroom. 2 brill kitcheo equ-i 203-209 E. Flrat fit Ph. FA S-OOtt Goethe t.umber t n , Tlluaville. Contlrucllon Co. Inc. other **tr*s red home Many 2I-.A hi II.DING i MSTHACTORS FU. Phor.c r v . (collect) and ask 211 Met! 2,ih Street bill 1Bnaicllff. 1 A 2-$a<r9. Used furniture, appliance*, tool* fur Henry Goethe Phone F.A 2-3103 Fur carpentry, painting, irrcftl- etc. Bought-sold. Earry'* Mart Ing, t'-dmp. and planter rrpair, 215 Sanford Avj Ph. FA IT132 T . W. ML HO. n ro h e r Mavfnr section, a *pariou* 3 Ited H -M ' aIY T V aT u ir s asphalt Ole, avhestm siding, Phot* FA 2-21*1 r-ionv home FA 2-1694 masonry or w<»x| steps, Itvtling Beautifully finished, good condi­ Modern. Air ton<l 5<dt AValcr HARRII.lt h DEAL IY NOOK and repairing garage* and tion, Kingsbury piano Phone af­ FARMER’S AC;KN( Y IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ter 4 p. m. FA 2 1318. |U5 So. Oak Ave. FA 2-3742 wrecking rail FA 3-4899. N. V Farmer, itraltnr aik Crumley A Montellh Ir. II. AVhiimorr. A**oc. » i-» KMAII H ttir W,ANTED at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 1.-3 Unusual Gifts Do Your Christmas Buying On Our Easy Payment Or Lay A Way Plan FURNITURE CENTER L tv for .aiv, located IV mile* W of Sanford. Ph. F.A 2-3240 1 - REAL t ST ATT. 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Vail Call Ball U H a i .L H h.p Phcnt EA 2 2641 bedroom 2 bath CD home, terratio floors, double car porte. utility room, kitchen equipped, landtv aped with well. Owner U lfllU nad. fhooa FA 2 2744. WANTED AT O.Nrr. Rawleigh Dealer In part Sanford or F ail Voluila Co. Write Raw|. eigh t. Dept. EAL 110 R, Meinphis. Teas. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Hr in silr you to be our surnlts nlisolulely frre withuul ohligutiun Ml on* of Sanford'n leading Motrin «hil« you locale suitable hou»lng fur you and your family. Pick up your key al the Salen Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. URAILEY ODHAM. Corner Ilw y. 17-02 A 27lh SI. Pres. Phone FA 2-1501 �• * Maintenance Crews Get No Time For Coffee Now The glory that comet with to lie completely inspected, repair­ bombing derby awtrdt may go to ed, refueled and oxygen replenish­ the flight crews, hut the deep sat­ ed in >W minntri Karh man must isfaction of their success la in the he able to perform hi* particular hearts of the maintenance gang. Job in the least potnblc time. For a few hours the other day. Coordinator of VAI1-9 aircraft the mechanics and technician* of maintenance, Jimmy Downs, men­ VAII-U were rclased and enjoyed tioned Ihls during Ihe coffee ses­ coffee. If* up to Ihe l«mbardiert now. We hasp done all wt can un­ sion, "We arc using the same pro til they come bark from Ihe first redures we used when we were at flight," said First flats Aviation sea. Karh shop will have a crew Firecontrnl Technician (quite a standing by to check and repair the aircraft as they land. Another VAIM l LAUNCHES A.1D SKYWARRIOR will bo flying the huge '•nrricr je t. which title I. Dwight W. Mayo. stand by to inspect and help Mayo is a bombing system will FROM SUPER-CARRIER — The wiundrmi enrriea nuclear bomb*. trouble shooter who will l« a key when needed. I'll sujuTM'r and Is atatloned aboard the USS Franklin D. make sure they don't get in each Roosevelt prior to deployment. All squadrons (Official U. S. Navy Photo) figure during this week of the other's way," WIVES RRIEFED ON DERBY ACTIVI- to right, Mrs. G. S. Hatch J r„ Mr*. R. A, sixth Itombing derby. Hit skill will Well, the first flight went out TIES — ImjKirtance of the HATWING One l>e used to analyse malfunctions in Merjfl, Mrs. J. R. O’Donnell, .Mrs. K. F. the complex bombing system of last night for long-range radar ntbinj: derby is explained to the VAH-7 Rowell, Mrs. N. S. Prudeti, Mrs. G. R. Con* tombing operations. They will the AJD Skywarrlor, flown by all ives w hose husbands will Ik? competing for launch again today at sundown. A carrier-based squadron will the Eastern U. S. The exercise squadrooi in Ihe competition. iwards this week. L l(jtr) John Gerlnck. terman. Mrs. II. F. Lntig. Mr*. M. D. Me* There is no time now in Ihe main compete In the major and final will be completed with a celestial Chief Aviation Machl&lsl Male tenance department for coffee. All VAH-7 intelligence officer, is shown durinjr Pherson, Mr*. J. E. Valinski. eventa of the sixth bombing derby, navigation problem covering some Frank W. Stauss, line chief of their efforts are concentrated on a lecture about the “all hands” effort. Left (Official U. S. Navy P h o to ). VAH-'j told the men. "This It Just staged this week by Heavy Attack 000 miles. VAH-9't AJD Skywarriors, <onthe lull before the storm, boys. If Wing One. vinced that the "Owls" will be vieMatron (eleven will land aboard you think you've lieen busy W ore tortus in Ilie bombing derby. LAST SlIOWINH VAIMl. affectionately known aa Ihe derby, Just wslt 'til the planes the "Checkertail*", ia stationed a- 1 hr super carrier at sea followingstart rornlng back!” OPEN 12:15 board the I SS Franklin I). Moose- the navigation problem. The squ* This veleran of ft years in the GET MORE OUT OF valt. preparing to deploy to the dron has won Iwo o' *he last three' Navy knows what he It talking Leaves From Tree United Frrss International a part In a rash of home fires from Ruffalo, N. Y., to Duluth, bombing derbies, and hopes to Mediterranean In February. Kvrn LIFE GO OUT TO A MERIDEN, Conn —(UI’ll — A A diminishing snow storm to­ since the weekend which killed Minn. make it three out of four when about. When the planes return thief though they may be hundreds of who hrokc into » llrm here day swrpt out of the frigjd mid 10 persons, nlnr of them rhlldrrn. MOVIE. from Ihe long bombing derby Forecasters said the c o l d miles at sea, the squadron's A3D the winners are announced Friday flights, they may have to l>c used only look some leases off a tree. lands Into Ihe Hast already stag. in Michigan, Minnesota and North weather will push Into Texas toafternoon at ihe Sanford Naval Air Skywarriors have permlruon to again In the next launch A turn­ Thr leases were nncdolhr bill* Erred by record 'snows in upstair Carolina. day and spread to part* nf the participate in the Airmanship Com­ Station. around time of one hour I* not un which had been attached to the New York. The storm hit Pittsburgh, P* , Gulf states and Ihe Ohio Valley. petition on Friday, and simulated common. Only perfect coordina­ tree in honor of the firm * open­ It sucked suh-icro cold behind during the evening rush hour Mon­ Occasional rain was expectrdg bomb drops on major ciliei Thurs­ tion make* it possible for a plane ing up for business. It from Montana lo the Great day night, dumping four inches along the northern Pacific Coast day. Lakes. Readings plunged lo 10 of snow on the city and delaying with rain or anow inland in Wash­ ThU ia the first time in homliin^ Mow rrrn early Tuesday al Chi­ home bound motoriil* as much as ington, Idaho and Oregon and derby history that a squadron ha* cago'* O'Hare International Air­ Iwo hour*. Pennsylvania stale northern Nevada and Utah. l>ern permitted to enter from a -----police reported roads, Including port. ship. The remainder of the men A doirn huge snow plows work the Pennsylvania Turnpike, snow In VAIMl will participate prior nl through Ihe night to dig covered and dangerous throughout Professor Cites DWIGHT, Ill-rtJ P I) - The to reporting aboard the Koovuvrlt. Oswego, N. Y.t on the eastern Ihe western part of the state Dwight Klementsry School has Iwo The major event on Thursday In­ shore of l.ake Ontario, from a where accumulations reached up to Rural Church Lag cludes a series of simulated homh sets of identical twin* on its fac­ MADISON. Wls. - f U P li - A record (tve-fool snowfall Monday, 17 inches. drops scored by a radar homh ulty. A two-inch snowfall in the New University nf Wisconsin rural so­ Drift* up to 70 feet paralysed the scoring system, rovering cities In Josephine and Catherine t\leg­ city, prompting Mayor Vincent York metropolitan area during ciologist doubta that eouniryg man IkiUi teach sixth-grade classCoriall to declare an emergency. the night snarled traffic in mid- churches have wept pace with the ct. They live together, dress alike Mail and milk delivcrlct, cut Manhattan and raused numerous changing world. and belong to the same profeiBurglars Report off hy the lowering snows, were minor traffic acrldral*. Prof. A. F. Wiledci said church •lonal and social organliatlons. literature and programs must be M ng resinned at Oswego. How­ Ships Flee lee both graduated from Illinois Non-Paying Guests They STARTS TOMORROW ever. schools and Industrie* In Heavy snows elsewhere in New • • good as other modem teaching Slate Norrrri University and earn­ YONKERS. N. Y. -OHM) the city of 3.000 were scheduled York buried Hoonvllle under U materials to fill Ihe needs of ihe flurgtars broke Inin the Angus ed matters' degrees from the Uni­ inches, Pulaski 21, Rome 21 and present generation. to remain closed a second day. versity of Illinois. Steak House hem and took 11,100 Ti>:n and Tim Hall are the other Weathermen warned more snow Utica II. “ In the past, country ehurchea in cash aa well as a tin hot eon About 30 ships were Jammed and country sehooli hare grown flurries were expected along the talning SUM in lOU'a from the Dwight faculty twins. Dut they raslern ami southern shores nf ihe on Ihe SI. Lawrence Seaway at side by side.” he said. "Most don't dress alike and they do not restaurant's customers. Great Lakes and in New Kngland Ihe lachlnc Canal soulh of Mont­ schools are changing lo meet tolive together. Tom is marries! amt Apparently appalled at Ihe Weather Kills Nine real trying lo clear the locks be­ day'a need* but I question « h e - f thought of anyone gelling away hat three children. Tim Is a bache­ At least nine weather fatalities fore they arc froren In for the ther churches have kept pare." lor. without paying for his meals, wire hlamcd on the storm, which w In I e r. Another ship went Witeden said th„t because of The brother* were graduated Ihe burglars telephoned the rrslau the "suburban area trend" and began during the weekend and aground near Matsrna, N. Y. rant’s assistant manager to advise from low* Wesleyan hut then each spread heavy snow across the At Houghton, Mich., the Coast ila many social need*, ehurchea him where the hoi — and Ihe went hii own way. Tom did his graduate work at lll'nois Normal; northern states to Ihe Hast Coast. Guard cutter Woodruah freed It­ have an opportunity for adult lOU'a—could tie found There were five auto deaths on self from Ire Monday and sought education, improvement of physi­ Tim was awarded his inaitrr'a MAINTENANCE GANG RELAXES - Loiijt h o u rs of snow licked roads in Illinois and to break a path to a freighter cal and mental health and citi­ degree from Southern Illinois Uni work on Heavy Attack Stjundron Nine’s A3P Skywarriors Warning To DrunkH vertlly. one each in Indiana and Now icebound In the Keweenaw Water­ zenship training. ,KaivJ uuoo-(X»«I DKPEW, N. Y. —fU Pli—Police Tim It a rnarh, physical educa­ leaves little lime for coffee breaks. Now the crews feel York In addition, twn transients way. The Drown Steamship Co. Feature: 1:14 - 3:42 Bug and insect extermination here have pul up lids warning: tion instructor and eighth grade they have done their job — lent|Minirily. Left to right, were found dead In Chicago’* cold freighter James McAtphlne has been locked by ice since last Is a 1W million dollar-a-year busi­ 5:40 • 7:3ft • 9:30 "In Drpew, Drunken Driver* Met social studies tearhc- at Dwight .Solomon, AQ1, Kill*, AQL Mayo, D. W. Al)l Perrin A. C.. and snow. Tam it principal nf the school. COPS for Chaters." AQ2. (Official U. 8. Navy I’hoio) a The extreme cold also played Thursday. The ship was en route ness in the U. S. 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Sales Office Corner 27th St. A Highway 17-92 Phone FA 2-1501 �t V — ,— —— — -1— —— r* -i------- •wr- '*•'•*- H h t # a n fn rin % r a O t ™ VOL. XL1X **f United Preen Leaned W ire §» ■| >I ' r i [ ' i • | i *-x» *•*> | . i f f «• V* L' U 'C n i f * I* n AN INDEPENDENT DAILY KatablUhed 1008 NEWSPAPER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1958 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 323 Church Bomb Is Fatal To Nine PERFECT PUTT — Ja y Herbert. M ayfair ^ Inn’* tourlnjr pro, mldrcnnen hla ball just be" fore he sank a short putt in a practice round yesterday. Right is John Itanium. Hebert's partner. At left is Walter Burkemo. last year’s Mayfair winner, who tenmed with Arnold Palmer in the match. I Herald S taff Photo* AroundTheGolfCourse Around the Mayfair Inn loun try d u b and golf course. more than 100 of the nation'* outstanding pro* are warming up for the SO.* 000 tournamrnt. which start* to­ morrow. What are thr*e rrlebrtlir* like? What do they talk about, bow do they act? Mo»t arc ju»t plain [tropic who love to play golf. They alio ' talk shop" a great deal. On occasions, some look like weekend ’ duffer*". A lour around the cluh yratrrday produced a few interesting nolca Such as; TV'* Maverick la much taster on the draw* than hi* hro- •No Immediate Aid For Rights Probe to m to w • MONTGOMERY. Ala. (U l'll The Civil Right* Commltiion apparentljr will have to set a new hearing date before receiving the help of a federal court in ita al­ tempta to gather evidence on voter regUtratlon in Alabama. Tha commlaiion broke off Ha hearing* for an Indefinite period here Tueaday after two day* of abortive effort* to get information from recalcitrant itate official*. Chairman John A. Hannah halt­ ed the proceeding* ahmptly and announced he would ask the De­ partment of Juaticc to take action In federal court againat Mate offteiila who have impounded the voter regiatratlon record* in aix eourtie*. Headed for Court The Juaticc Department aaid In Waahington it would comply with the request, but could not ilo *o until the commlaaion had act a dale for renewal of the hearing*. Atty. Hen. William P. Unger* aaid a U. S. attorney In Monlgomcry would take the matter to the diatrict court at the proper time. Coder the ia$7 act that created Die Civil Right* Commlaaion, the attorney general la empowered io seek court order* when necessary to compel wltneaaea lo teallfy or to have record* brought before the fact finding body. Refusal to comply Would conatitule contempt of court. Housewives Saved $2 Million— Odham TALLAHASSEE (UPD - Flor­ ida housewives *avrd more than two million dollar* Ihia year through abolishment of retail price control*. Ihe Mitv Commission aaid today. Administrator Howard Walton tail during the year thrre v ia a total saving* of $2.2(1.885. or about eight cent* per unit on milk houchi In »u|M-rmarkel* in half gallon container*. WMion aaid apparently there had been no cut price* on quart container*, and that all (hr com­ petition I* wtlh the half gallon lire The commission aim icported another StVJ.ooo was saved pro­ ducer* since the first of July hy transferrins milk (mm area* of surplus to area* of nerd, thus making .( possible for Ihe milk lo bring a higher price. Chairman J . Drailcy Odham emplumed Ihe saving was not lo the drirlmcnt of the producers. He uld it apparenlty came from some seven to II million dollar* In re­ bate* which were being paid year­ ly hy the market*. LONDON llT I) -Soviet scien­ tists say a camera aboard a So­ viet meteorological rocket ha* tak­ en the first genuine photograph of the globe. Radio Moscow said the photograph wa* reproduced In the new- Soviet film, ’'extraordinary travels." thrr. Jack Bumgarner ot laws burg. Bumgamer. a brother of Jim of •‘Maverick" fame, lost a chance to qualify for an alternate position in the tournament yester­ day brrausr he didn’t report to Ihe tec fail enough. Unemployment Rises Where was Bumgarner? Watch LONDON (t'PD — The number ing aomc of the world * best golf­ of unemployed in Britain rose to er* on the loth tee. of course. A 536 000 In November, highest total friend finally located him, inform- in II years. rd him that he'd missed his "last call" from the public address system. lie played anyway, at Fine Harvest, Maybe The though told he could finish no WASHINGTON llT I ) higher than fourth—in a four- American Automobile Association predicts that Florida will have a aomc. Bumgarner is president of the record • breaking winter tourilt Florida -Georgia Turf Association. season—if the weatherman coop­ He ia the grcrnskccpcr at Lees* erate*. hurg Matt with the most sympathetic One-Point Landing: audience: gollcr who stepped up, FORT l-AUDERDALE, Fla. aimed at the first green and trick­ (L T D - Civilian pilot David Elli led one down Ihe fairway. The guy ott made a one point landing—on just ahead had boomed one long one whrel—Tuesday alter circling and long. Many, many people were an airfield for nearly two hour* watching because it was a play­ with a loose landing gear. off. Henry William* Jr.. Fleetwood. T*a.. who scl a new course record Or .Just Plain Vodka LONDON (LTD - The Comwith < « in the qualifying round: "I Juat play on the winter cir­ munial Daily Worker today gave cuit," Hi* major claim to fame ' ita rraders some drink recipe* came in winning the 1952 Tucson •for the Christmas holidays. The t>P«-n. He was a finalist in the j choices; Vodka with vermouth, vodka and cointreau, vodka and 1930 PGA championship. Last year. William* was struck aprlcol brandy, vodka and l-eer, In the head here by a hall driven vodka ami dulwnnet. and Juat by Bob Crowe, w-ho drove the plain vodka. green on which William* was put ling. He madr a few repairs and No More Escaping continued to play, hut failed to BERLIN (l.T’1)—An Fast Ger­ man Communist newspaper said qualify. Ilurton (Paddy) LuClair Jr.. Iltr tod*) Fast Germany would seal mingham, Ala . uho fired a <9 off rscape routes to Ihe West for second low "I d like to have four refugee* one* West Berlin l-eof (hose iRls) hacktohack. I cornea a "free city." went home for two weeks tiecause my [lulling amt thipping was so Florida Gets Dodd had. They treated me right toGAINESVILLE (U l’l )—Bobby d a y " __________________ Dodd Jr., son of the Georgia Tr.-h football roach, ha* signed ■ gi.ai.lln .id sclauDrsItlp with the University nf Florida, Coach Bob Woodruff antt'iumrd tt« lay. Taiher Takes Life After Slaying Two minuter ami an attorney (or the At the clow- ol the second day facilities. Malfunction* were intro State .Board . .of Regent* , , were . ruled , °f 'he Sixth Bombing Derby, dured in the equipment during the [ CUAT8WORTH, C a l i f . (UPI) out of order hy a federal judge Squadron Nine of the CSS Sara . jmu|, ted mUiion and crew, were ;'n (h,rt m. h,. today in a sharp exchange during toga increased it* lead lo d points . through the fountain of the world Ihe trial of a suit hy three Ne­ oxer the nearest competitor graded on trie manner m which rej|gfoua colony today, • killing groes seeking admission to a Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven of 'he discrepancies were corrected, barefoot "metalah" K r i s h n a while col lege A Squadron One crew front the Vent a and destroying the main the CSS F I) Roosevelt, Thr Rev. Samuel Vk William*, Tuesday s Derby event consist ESS Independence ron>lsting of monastery building professor ot philosophy at Moore rd o( a special weapons operation Ledr Dirk Da* tv itrcralt eo.it |(a lt p| Khl 0(hrr p0r,„ n»_ Inliouse College, a Negro institution tn.vndcr. Ensign Bill 111.*' r more. r |udini; an 11-month • old boy— al mission for each competing in Atlanta, was on the witne** crew Thr mission wa* carried out l-ambatxlier-navlgator and Ed wrrp k i l l e d or m I a a In g stand when attorney B D (Buck) on the ground in special training Svkrs. aviation machlni*! mate lffo n ||ng m sheriff's Capt. HowMurphy a*ked him third class made a prrfrrt .core ar<) Bnwman. At least three oth­ "Are you a member ol the in the event, a* did aircraft rom- er* were injured, one—a 9 yearCommunist Parly?" mandrr Ledr. Ralph Mattus, bom­ eld girl—critically. Williams at first said simply bardier navigator U. (jgl Abe charred body was found that he was not. I'pon reflection, Fennell, and radar gunner Gordon InA'rnta’a Ihe smouldering wreckage. It however, he added that he con Mitchell, aviation structural mech­ was Identified hy denial work. siderrd the question an insult and anic first rlass. all of Heavy At­ The blast caved In one wall of shot a question at Murphy. tack Squadron Nine. "Are you a member ot Ihe In Event III. Nine scored a near the huil.hng. and spread debrla Visiting Navy admiral* and air perfect 98 points, followrd closely several hundred feel In Box Can­ Klan? ' he asked At that pom! Federal Judge craft executives will ride in new [,y One with !»3 pulm*. Squadron yon, some 30 mile* northwest of Boyd Sloan ruled Ixilh out of order cars from Sanfonl automobile Seven, representing Ihe ESS Kn ims Angeles in the Santa Susana and the rase got bark to fund* dealer* showroom*. The ear* were terprtse, scored 90 [mint* and Lie Mountain* Debris Start* Fire made available today bv Wtllls- ven of Ihe CSS F. I). Roosevelt mentals The flaming wreckage touched Mr* Marion .Moore, now of PonUar and Buifk, Strickland was fourth with [minis. Springfield, Ohio, and formerly *e- Morrison Font, Holler Motor Sal­ With scores adjusted hy arbitra­ off a brush fire that roared outcretary in the Atlanta NAAlT of- es (Chevrolet atxl Oldamoblle) tion umpire*, the Derby standings of control through the tinder dry watershed. Some 250 men war* lice, testilied that she applied lor a ml Hunt Mercury. through Event III are: Nine (10 admission to Georgia Stair Col­ Dignitaries started arriving yes- poinls; Eleven, 3H points: One, out on Ihe fire line*. A roll member, Brother Martin, lege in Atlanta with four other terday for Ihe highly puhlirired 309 |K>inl*. and Seven. IM |x>ints Negroes bonti'ing derby. Ibey- will t>e honTlirre additional high • score mid deputies that shortly before She **td she typed a number nrrd tomorrow night v*ith a stag event* remain in the Derby, all the explosion he overheanl "Mas­ of letter* and did some mailing dinner at the Mayfair Country1consisting of mock rumbal mu ter" Vent* and another hrotbar in a con venation with a stranger in an rffort to have the appltra - ('lull. ■ion* and rillier actual prartlre Karlyte lloutholder, Sanfo* J Ismib drops or liad.tr Bomb Site in Ihe office of Ihe main monaalions processed according to regu attorney, will welcome Ihe visiloti suiied drops, t'oiupclition still ran trry building. lation* of ihe university system Tlie regulation ihal Irtpped up during the harliequo wlilch starts Ik- won hy any nf ihe competing The man was wearing shoes ami was not a member of the Negroes who brought the suit at 6;3u. Heading thr list nf digni­ squadrons. Ihe sect became none of then was one requiring signature* of taries expected are Vice Admiral Event IV began today al 7:30 a. three alumni on all applications W A'. Davis, Depuly Commander* m. when a twin Jet Sky warrior wear shoes, Martin aaid. T h a stranger was in hla early 20a, ami A'ice Another witness. Rosalind Me in Elilef, Allantle Fieri, ,, „ ruaml Into the air carrying a prac- were khaki clothe* and carried a Admiral ft L. Rees Commansl.r , lM , ml) ^ ^ , Gee William*, testified Ihal she small canvas zipper hag about II ......aJ target ____________ .. picked up her application blank Naval Air lorce. U. S. Atlantk- on ship grounded at Cape inches lung. at Ihe Atlanta Life Insurance Co., Fleet. Hatter**, off the roast of North "I heard Ihe mailer say, ’What More than 100 xisitors, l<x-al Carolina. a Negro • operated firm loealed do you think I am. a hypocrite?' half a block from the.NAACP of Naval officer* and Imaineasmen A bomber stream uf Allis fol Just before I left the building and will attend Ihe slag dinner. flee. lowed at 10 minute intervals aa in a moment lha whole thing « • each crew prepared lo bettrr its plndesl." Marlin said. squadron's position in Ihe stand­ Fire officials said there waa ings. Final scores for this event "no doubt the explosion wag also will contain thr score the caused by a bomb." bomber* make on a Radar Bomb Nile run at Jacksonville, Fla. A Iota! of (50 points are al slake. Local Car Dealers To Supply Vehicles M istria l D e cla re d In B o m b er's Case Ike ‘Deplores* Acts ATLANTA tU I’l l — A mistrial WASHINGTON (LTD — l*re»i was declared today In ihe rase NEW PORT RICHEY. Ha. Bright, accused p* m**' tl I’ll— A lather shot and killed dent Elsenhower today branded as ter George mind Ing the bombing of the hi* two teen aged stepdaughter*, reprehensible Ihe defiance of Ihe critically wounded hi* wife and Civil Rights Commission hy Ala­ Atlanta Jewish Temple. Judge Durwood T. IV pro then took his own life in Iheir bama authorities. nounced the case a mistrial alter trailer home late Tuesday night Ihe J u r o r * reported they could Sheriffs Deputy Basil Gaines, Love Thy Neighbor "never reach a verdict." the first officer on Ihe scene, said WEST COVINA. Calif. tl l’D William Cooper, about 05. fired Mrs. Naomi Walsh, convicted of The 12 man jury, which includ­ three pistol shot* into In* step striking a neighbor with a hose ed a former Ku Klux Klan mem­ daughters, Dorothy Allen, U. and norile, was sentenced Monday to ber. reported It had reached no New life wa* put into the UvieKatherine, tt, a* they walked ' read Ihe hook "How lo Win vrntirt In 22 hour* and 30 minute* do Chamber of Commerce during of debate, the longest such delibe­ down the narrow hallway of their Friend* and Influence People ' a reorganization meeting lait ration in an Atlanta crlmlnsl case trailer about to mile* north of night. An entimiiastic group at­ in 3) year*. here. Drinks ‘Evidence’ tended despite conflicting engage­ Jury Foreman Ralph Castle­ Paoprr'a critically wounded wife, DES MOINES. Iowa (UPD - berry loW the court, *1 hriieve ment*. Dorothy, 35, wa* found In her bed Juror Rtrhard S. Carter was eaHouar* will be numherrd by a Cooper, an eleetriclan and han­ cused from duty Alonday after he this jury will never rrarii * ver­ com miller under the direction »( dyman. wa* slumped nearby, a admitted he drank a can of lncr dict. Mayor te e Cary. Ben Jonea and Judge Eye gave the stair until .32 caliber pistol near Ins body. submitted In evldenee in a bur­ Y. L. Lingo. The tnn wilt report Marrh I lo bring Bright lo Dial Gaines said he rould determine on ihe project’* progress at a glary' trial. again. Hr waa the lint of live no motive for Ihe shootings. There meeting, Jan. It. Election of offi­ men Indicted lo go on trial for thr was no suicide note cer* alao will be held at Ihia lime. His Appointed Round Oct 12 bombing The deputy said, however. Ihal Chriatmaa light* will he pt up NETLEY. England (L T D - Net Tbr defense wa* blocked in It* Cooper and hi* wife were known m the dow-nlown lection nett (her rain, or sleet, nor age stays altrmpt to free Bright. Defense to have had violent quarrel* re­ Thuraday night. Member* of the postman Fred lime Irom complet­ lawyer* c h a r g e d he would he Chamber are asked help in their A Herald Mory yntrrday said cently. ing liix appointed rounds Mine plac-rd in double jeopardy by be­ Ihal Sanford (,'as C o, which *» installation. The lighti will lw purcovered hi* usual right-mile route ing rr Died, but Judgr rye said rhaicd by volunteer*. I’ M. icekirtg a franchise for distribu­ Monday on hi* Mth birthday the Grorgt* Constitution allowrd Smllbaoe. Harold Lyle -’/ 1 Ben tion of natural gas here, would Ik* a second trial when a mistrial la unaMe lo *el| appliance* Jones, Mayor Clary it in charge deflated. Millionaire Demoted This statement wa* untrur. Ac-, of decorating a Chriitma* irre CHICAGO -(U P D — Significant KARACHI, Pakistan (UPD - 1 on the ground* of the Firal Hap. lording to the proposed ordinance • ale* inrreasca in 1939 for major llajt Moos*, a millionaire, to>tay granting Ihe franchise, the City | (lit Church. The Oviedo Chamiier will sell of Sanford agrees not to sell ap- appliances have been predicted hj- was suddenly only a half-million­ a leading sales executive. aire Custom* officials dlaeo.ered Chriatmaa trot-. to he|H benefit pllrflcej o- e -ir-c le in any way Forecasting a five In eight per hidden gold and currency worth Ihe Chamber'* work. Boawald Nne- with the gas company during the Recreational activities for all gel ia in charge of purchasing Ihe 25 year* that Ihe franchise would cent rise in the coming year. John more than a million rupees at his F. McDaniel. Hotpolnt Company'* plush home, lie vtaa fined the r i a sc* will tie part of Navy Aft reIw in effect. Ireea ami superviiiog th-v tale per ruuivalent of a general sales manager, said "the Following the first 2ft year-, half-million r jJ|,[on n,j- Saturday at Fori 'lei Ben Ward Jr. c inducted ihe the city rould, if it *o desired. pur­ sale* gain will he all acrota the dollars Ion I’ark mrriime. chase the system, nm it and sell board; no one product will stand Ender the direction of thr San­ out." appliances. Frosty Double Ibp ford Recreation Department, re CHICAGO (L T D '— The Inter lay*, volley hall, horse shoe*. Unusual Tattoo, national Association of Ice Cream dodge ball and basketball will keep Manufacturers convened its :.lth athletic guest* busy. Also planned But He Refutes It annual meeting loday as thr mrr* I* a lather and son softball game. eijr> dipped In Id degrees below The Jaycee sponsored luncheon TAIPEI —(LTD — The crew zero. atoard the U. S. Navy Dealroyer will feature a free chicken dinner McPermut on palrol in the Forfor all Navy personnel and their n w a Strait* haa the uaual roller Peso Value Dropped famillet Civillana may purchase lion of tattoo* of motto*, women. SANTIAGO, Chile (UFD Old­ tickets at the park, or get them anchor*, etc., but Seaman D. R. Joseph Renkuwir, 20-year-old prodciog arm of the city govern­ ie devalued its |>e*o by 6 2 per (rom bonnes* houses announced in McCullough of Birmingham. Ala., Navy man. was found guilty of ment. This (the flnej serve* lo rent Tuesday night in an effort in yesterday'* Herald, larceny ami opposing a police of­ bear out my i-oint. The $50 penal­ attract foreign investments and la tattooed with a difference. Added tu the list are Goodyear On hla ihoulder McCullough ficer early today by municipal ly la tangible evidence of my increase tia exports. v-niee Store*. Marcrl Faille Sign woara the word*, "Thll aailor Judge Ambrose OllUf. RenVowir thoughts that defendants who de­ 1 c* t 1 avi 1 L’u Western Auto Associate Store, ahould go to Heaven. He *prnt was fmed |3 o and co»l* or 30 fend themselves vigorously are ‘t . S c h o o l s C l o s e d Itoumillat and Anderson. Rn Jay's penalized." days in jail for the first offense, hla hitch In hell." McCullough NEW YORK (Ul’l) - lour Hill Implement Co., N’ehl Bolllirtg and $150 and costs or 13 days fur Frederick protested tbc fine apparently docin’t mean It. He since one of the charge* bearing luorp school* were closed Tuesday,Go and Gentral Florida Foods reenltalrd recently for all year*. Ihe second. by Fire Commissioner Edward F. Another th arg e of drunk and a f.V> bond was dismissed disorderly way dismissed by Die City attorney AV. C Hutchison Cavanagh Jr. becauie of fire hatFirm To Complete eourl. Ler.kowic waa arrested Nov. Jr. told reporters this morning ardt. Children Unhurt 8 by police officer Herman Har­ that tin bond i* set by the police Paving O f Streets riett. chief and ia merely an appearance Chaplin Suit .Set , In Bus Accident 1.08 ANGELES (UI'D - ' Bond waa plaied by the thief bond. Hutchison aaid, "The iity -vanfonl City Manager AV. K. _________ __ LAWNDALE, N. C. (U I'D — of police at 85U for ihe charge* judge rarely has jurisdiction over *1,242,332 anil (or federal income , fete) Know lea reported Ihia — 1'- *'-• *— pavin* that **-the street More than (0 children crowded of petty larceny and drunk atsd setting the bonds. This Is a rather taxes against romedian Charles morning into a school bus escaped serious disorderly, and IIOJ for opposing common experience In court, mhrn Chaplin 1* slated for trial in E. H. program, lontracted by the Drlandi Raving Co., will he rumpleinjury Tueaday when the bus hit a police officer. the judge ha* beard all the testi­ Tax Court Jan. 5. a ditch, plunged down a 12 foot Gordon Frederick, Krnkowic's mony. lie is not bound by the a- I a • ,1 ri* 01 1 1 led within the noxt two days. embankment and landed on its attorney, protested the fine, lie mount set by the police thief." M is S llC T r y o l a t t 'd Seventh St. ronstrurtlon, heroof. Tho Cite of Sanford haa receiv­ FOIST ML'GU, Calif. (UFD —• tween Mellonvilte and Sanford (old The Sanford Herald this Tha State Highway I'atrol u ld morning, "The floe of $50 more ed b notice from Frederick of The Navy today will make an- Aver, should be flntahed by the 10 of tho children were treated than the bond ia extremely unus­ ItenkbWie'a Intention to sue, claim­ other attempt to fire it* Regulua first week tn January, Knowles hr local physicians for minor cut* ual. I have remarked often that ing that Harriett struck him with­ II guid'd mil*ile from the t.ST said The Seventh St. ronitrurtion aid bruise* and wore released. the municipal court ta a rereoue- - out provocation during the arrest. Jung County off tha Fa aim Coast, job u being done by city crews. t New Life Instilled In Oviedo Chamber 0 JACK BUMGARNER 'Barefoot 'M essiah' News Briefs tempers Gel Short Squadron Nine Increases Among Dead; 3 Rods ‘First’ Agrain Lead In Bombing Derby Seriously Injured Appliance Sales Statement Wrong to Appliance Dealers Expect Good Year Appreciation Day Recreation Listed 0 City Ju d g e Rules N a v y M a n G u ilty A ^ * # AAhcti the Jury entered Hie court­ room today member* were [willed individually hy Ihe Judge to Bud out if any Jurur Mirvctl a verdict rould be rear licit Each member said he considered agreement im­ possible. Five thousand hot dogs will ba The fortmau. who said Monday rooked Friday by four officer'* that the Jury was "hopelessly wives from Ihe IDtWing (Inc dead locked," told the court that "w e're s t i l l deadlockesl hope­ The hiitdiig* ami soft drinks will lessly," be served to guesls at Ihr public open home during the sixth bombing derby. Topped willi chef* hal*. Mr*. John Miller, Mrs Donald Runyon, Tito eleventh annual Interfrater- Mrs. Carl Hnhhtzrl ami Mrs. nil>- Hall will he hrid Christmas Ralph Chandler will cfll-late at night at the Mayfair Inn from 9 the stand* when hungry apeetatori crowd the Naval Air Station. p j u . In 1 a. 111 The Interfralernily Hall Is al­ The dogs, turns and relishes have ways a highlight of th r Sanfonl all iwen donated for the open house hy AA'ade'a Supermarket. Christinas season Tony I’ere* anil hi* orehslr* will Bill Wade also has arranged for play for danrlng in the ballroom, free cold drinks from Ihe CocoAll member* of national, college Cota Bottling Co. and ias<-ial fraternities and aororGov. Iwltoy Collina ia cspecie*I iliei are invited lo attend. tu head this list nf dlvtinguiihed Membership due* in Ihe Semin­ visitors Friday, final day nf the ole County Interfralernily Aaao- derby. riatinn may be paid I>ee. IB-Dl at Ihe Chamber of ( onimeree from •J to 5 p. m Invitations ami guest tods tu the hall may lx* picked up at that lime. Final arrangement* will be an Excellent weather is ahead for noun»ed at * later date. Sanford and Seminole County. In a rrport tn ihe Chamber of Commerre Hi I* morn In;. Ihe wra Iher bureau at the Sanford Naval Air Station aaid that only a few CHICAGO —(E l'll —Fourteen showers tomorrow morning might »t*te* have raised I axe* on gaso­ mar the remaining days of this line nr diesel oil In the past three busy week, which include* thr year*, according In a survey hy Mayfair Golf open, the HatWing the Federation of Tax Administra­ One bombing derby and Navy Ap­ tors. preciation Day. The increase* bnnslrd the aver­ age state tax on a gallon nf gaso­ line tn 5 91 rents The average had hern 578 Twenty states tax gasoline six cent* a gallon. 10 sla'r* im|>o*r a .even cent lax. and 10 lax each gallon five cents. 5,000 Hot Dogs To Be Prepared By Four Women Ball Is Scheduled Christmas N ight J Pretty Weather Is Forecast Here Gas Tax Increased In Past 3 Years Fly-Over Planned For Public Friday The air dritionilratlun Friday at Ihe Hanford Naval Air Station will include a fly-over by Ihe largest formation nf A3D Sky-warrior* ever assembled. The aircraft of HatWing Onrf thru will dcmonsDate carrier landing procedures in judged competition during the final exerclia of thr sixth bombing derby. Timing will lie nf prime consid­ eration, just as it is during operalions from Ihr flight deck of cn aircraft carrier. The pilots will land the jet bmr.l-rff at (9 second interval*. The .Skywarrior la tha largest earner aircraft In th« world. The air show Friday ia not In­ tended to t* a display of trtek Hying, which is never used In oprrationa. Proper carrier proced­ ures and timing will be emphaaiiest. The airmanship competition wilt climax an mitre week of bombing derby rv rails. Tho San/nrd Naval Air Station will !>e open to the public from II a. m. until 4:JfJ p. m. Highlight «f the Open House will l«* the airmanship demonstra­ tion. Weather Partly rlomly with seallcrrd shussrrs lo d .j, tonight md Thnraday. Temperatures about same. High today *5 to 80, low tnalahl 35 lo 12. North to northraxt wind* ID la IS mile* per hour today, becoming east to northeast Innlcht. M a rk e t H um m ing, A d d itio n s S ta rte d The Ruby Found In W«mmIh Market Sanfonl Stale Fannera sold fruit and produce WAUKEGAN, III — (UFD I’cter Fouloua, Lake Coun’y depu­ valued at 81(5,078.75 during Ihr ly sheriff, slopped Ills automobile month of November, officials -aid on a lonely road, northwest of today. mi ■ here to check a lire, heard a u> baby Sale* during the past month ininto a nearby "woodi eluded 30 varieties of produce amt « r . walked and found a nrwbnm baby K|r| freR. a l°'»l °f n<-IM package*. wrapped in a cloth. Attendant* at 1 Leo , , ftutnrr, manager of the ,hr f c lp lu j where he looh tier market, .aid "we are anticipating o id the Child wa. about two hours • rteoiEbrcaklng year. CllmaHe renditions cooperating, the market la expecting to do a $5 million business in this fiscal year, Following: Orders llutner added. NEW HAVEN. Conn. —( UPD— The market'* fruit house now 1* Folice reported that a thief who running at rapacity, putting out swiped a phonograph alao took oranges, grapefruit and tanger­ several records. Including "Snatch ine*. Twenty of the 2] tUila at the and Grab It" and "Take Me With market now are occupied, two You." pmipecU hare entered MgoUa- liana to the unfilled stalts. Itutner aaid a new heating *yftrin is Iveing installed In Unit One and eooslrxirtion is under way eo a new*, modern restaurant which will accommodate 72 patron*. Flana are nearing completion for an up-to-date "red ltner truck servire station, which will be •»peralrd around the clock. Two new firms doing bariMaa at the market are American hadure Exchange, Inc., and Vkm m t Rag Co. llutner said whan present plan are completed, Including the lta&scaping along French Are., tha Sanford Stott Farmer*' Market will be the •'•how place a t the South." re far t i market* a n roocerned. � 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, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 09, 1958; <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/44623323280dd0e9c1e58ae7f518df5e.pdf 09484ff43fbc014038494c6b57ed4467 PDF Text Text ■ VM HW HM M r&j-uX'Xnt . o PRO GRAM S Jh& Sanfohd (Kahald Waddy ST A R T P. 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IS C i i otter ft tt.n l r»t» (tay n il!Ill w a« one of Ih n .e Ilm e n M* Tftft Iloltar M i I ’B lfr Llti<l Uiatai — I he .how- . t r i k e , me a . an In H i l M I U IV M. cred ib le p ie ce of Iw add lr I f : *0 if * Tie T am1 lim iiiii It !> a h a lf hou' u h ir h p ile * M l Irfifi rtf U fa c : c i h ♦ ,uM i # r ii p u e rility upon p u e rility. It i» i>ure <* I ih• ,t jhP’h f « r T* •»i»i»iff *i .f r u b b l,h , a im o ,t a r r llr a lly re m o te ♦Si Mf i i h*r • !•« y C l * M i iJiililUiR 1.i iii ii t from life H I i i i Opt It U I ml oft W e d n e w la , n iflh l’t r p l.m lr w a r C l f fm a M l Lll*V»a. • aboil! p a r fo r the »erie«. II h a d I I f l I’folil# |*la *• a i \ T li I It VI .o m rth in g o r o th er to do w ith a 1 IF M l Aa III* VI a.fill Tu rn * M l F lo rid * II oni d re « . «hop and v*a» quite clo »e ff*r i 1* v r i r i . E le ctro n ic T u b e D istrib uto r NANT'ORD. FU. A BARGAIN ------ Ilruiiliful Mttdern 3 -Pc. LAMP SET ( It Mi !.•)«• "f M(bt 1 Floor All ualrhr. rlr.nrd »nh I hr M .r il u 111a mnif rlr.nl,,f marblnr. and llmrd rleelrnic Ir.lly on Ilie e alrhm a.irr. Jewelrf (O shi FA .2-0181 W it h .1 - W a y S w it c h Factory Advertised At — IS Similar To lltiiMtrntion U t Lam ps Lam p $a».8r> 1 L A D IE S ... lo r Y«ar t'*e lu n g S a tin g lliiu .r h o ld • la * lin |. FU LLER N eed , Mnney BRUSH pim niK TS Call Joe Crittenden FA 2-IOfiO DAY or NIGHT in a ,rripl Eury ami t*e»i oner u"fd With one difference Tl»e l.uey Perl effort ,va« funny ' o»ne and HarrirC' ia thr kind nl lypieal • American • life .how uherr the men are rnmir dunderheada anil their wtrra domineer­ ing ronnlver, In a »rrlr* like Ihr*. ihr women never lake their hii.haml. aerinu.lj, Irraling (hem like peculiarly retarded fauna. A. a matter of fad. Ihe children In the family usually are treated with more deference than their father I prefer In think that a aertr, like " n in e and Harriet" I. not •o much a reflection of life, at tt i. a reflectio n ol Ih r Irtfling mmd, that turn out this »ort of fribble werk after week for Uewr r i‘ enn.umpllon .short Shota: CBR-TV'i "U.S. Steel Ilnur" hooked In a .kill ra .t —Ed llrirley, Belay Palmer, lira im, ell Elctcher and Arthur Hill—Wedne.day night, hut failed In liook in a play of any diallnc lion. Hi offering, "-The Enemlei " wa» a druoper Se.iur llayakawa. who uaed In move aruuml In a gold plated MATHER'S TV SPECIAL O n ly EASY TERMS O P E N T I L 9 O ’C L O C K T O N I G H T FO R Y O U R C O N V E N IE N C E 1:1* i d ill 1:11 111 H I (X i( t Oi 3 .3 . C i 1.1 1:11 I I I ix IX 1 :3 . I X 1.1 (X .1.1 111 r»i 6 P. M. FRIDAY. DEC. 12th A * (he iV.tfM T u r n . t'lo rltla n * |n i N ew . T ru th e r Cott.erju.ne.e J lm m r lre » , • V a r l t l r H ou r of n u n l l . g i e 11.(1. I I u u h P a rty Tr-U»> t» Our* m a 1 -ayofr H e .: l b . Clock Hrum T h .* » Hoot. V rrrlle t 1. Y o u r. IV ko rv> Tou Tru »l Queer, (n r A P . r |lrl« B t» r t l.) 1.1 A m e r l c r , We H ave — Vour Modem Mobile Home— NEW MOON llcalrr for (Irani* A Seminal# County N«»y Waleom# Low llown Payment. Ea»y Terma Modern Mobile Homes Sales and Park fU H il*r,4 1919 So. Orlando l)r. Sanford TL. TA J -» M ( :1 1 i . i (*>-r»t ittr,rm 1:1. I . i »M (» r.t M «M (31 C o u n ty P . l r 1 :3 . ( X gtr.r-* BMp I d C o d e Y V .ll O l p, p e r . P U t h o u ,. 111. ( X Mr,f t . 1.1 B . r . l , K ir .I Hurry! 1.1 wicker J|, ... **luk * » I ) (or r ’. f l , e c . r n l t . l I w i . i ,* M in e r • H .w • ( p e r t . 1.1 M o ,I* * 1 1 I I I l l « , t n ( C .n t r . . :3. I X N e w . SsnliLs on hl.a wav. WALTER II. TRAPP JEWELER Evprrl Wntrh lltpnlrlng for Still lime to Shop! 1.1 W.terfront • Records • Hi-Fi ELECTRIC CLOCK • Television i0r Sp«flnI'*> Winn FAJO 2-n:i:»2 TJO.MII' ser v ic e Try C* And Be Convinced 31*1 E. 2nd Sanford P IC T U R E THE 4(» Itrliihfir hi. 3 |S E. 1st JO Y o* R E C E IV IN G Tele*l*lnn — Television (»m p tele Servlt Jce Deportment M ille r lift S. Pork Radio SAVE RCA <S Zenith b A p p lia n ce FA i-aiss T H IS PA G E! ThU I* lour guide lo TV entertainment :t PAINT m i n i COUPON w u rv n FREE 4:59 Mi r.ila* 4if VIgIi| | Plywood I* the do-lt-youmetfer'a dream romp true. 1C* wonderful for furniture. NtoniKc wall* . .. *o many thing*. See it today nlong with uur other quality Lumbar Product*. 1 p a lm ie r d a ,» . goi on hoard N IK 'i t » Mi T V " . "W afion T r n in " W rdnnaday 9 13 M • n ich l ami lurried in a n ice p er ft-A-l I ! » M> fu rm a n re in a ra th e r u n r .e ilin i! * 3 * •*« ve h icle Th e rr * .u one dandy to.'O* i f i <*» sre n e in u h ir h iia y a k a u a comto 1*1 <5 i m ilted n u irid r w ith .•.rrom panyiny if ) e r n n lt I ha I m u*t h av e w o o ed the JO i V M l M l:99 <3! k id d ie , 4** 1 9! -------11 •] # 1 5 1 I h r < hannel S w im : A R C - T V . 1 9* "C h e y e n n e ." " W y a tt E a r p " and "The R ifle m a n " dom inated the t l Cl 42i Tuevday night lin eu p In the T f c n If) dry rallng. Peter IJnd Mayra i» ,15:19 12! 4*i .hilling hi, ClkS radio .how to <)• ARC radio in January I 1! • • i m Dana Winter ha. .Igrnd in (or l ; H 4*i 41 • Henry Jame. "Wing, of Ihe * 9• l s i M* Move,” »el fur Jan k on CHS T V . "Playlxmie 90". CRSTV’. Arlhur (iodfrey. who parted com pany with one p re., agenl Ihl* year. ha« juil revered company with hi. .eennd, Hetty Fording. ARC T\ « Pal lloone will Join Ihr panel of CRSTV . "WhaC. My Elne" Ihl. Sunday. MOM wanl. Jam- Paige In do a TV »rrie» ha.ed on "Mal.le," thr (haradrr Ann Sotbem u.cd to play in the movie.. Marlha Itayr will make one of lire in­ frequent TV appearance* Ihl* »ea .on on the Ian 1 ARC TV "Path Page Show' Jack Irmtnon, flip Tom, Jame* (iregnry and Henry Hull will appear in "Fare of a Hero." a "Playhoure po" on Jan. t — it wa* written by Pie tc Ilnullr. aulhor of "Rridge O, er Tlie Rnrr Kwal " ^ y o o o st Z ANY any aiND raici / "YES, A WEE CAN WITH EACH ONE YOU BUY — GALLON or QUART! L World's Largost Operation of Its Kind linin' l.ontr nleeve Wonh and wear xport whlrta in flannel. Broadcloth an d Knit *2.98 value $ 1.88 Men'* Lone *leeie Wn*h and Wear Sport Shirt* No painty until — No skill or #xp#H#ne# Mctssary. Us# if for most surfaces msid# or outside, walls, ceilings, all masonry surfaces. DOZENS OF SHADES Open Nltfhl* *llt s P. M. kTm C A R L T O N ’S IT IANBt-11 MIU1 Many Othar Gift Ideiu 90 m Term*$4Available 1 520 S. Maple At 61h SI. Etm rw ilo.— Iloriao ly w illu lt N ENAMEL Fool,,ear K SportMiear Plnerrewt Shopping Center 271 h Street lughiiuof-U . 1 Orbital Sand* ir>f A lla rh m rn t loaned with f.m o u. IIA O U - l Ii* DnU wtth m i n i rh u fk . U t t f„r ref iu *h iB (o f An* (umlluro or druUng- X rill drtvwa maoy other tuochmowta. la .parb. ling g i f t ---- C® 8 “VOU'LL WONPER V.'"eft! THE YELLOW WENT' , . . $2.»H and $3.99 New3 C«(*ZWic Stmdar-Drill POWER KIT FA 2-5581 Sup ply Y a rd Sanford. Florida $1.98 WORTH MUON . . . oMinWo fmwialo yore wait* l M . i l tkot I. do(iyov( la *44 a .iia k .m flooioat and darobiliry to toMootv t H t . n l . door*, foralttro. , better,, kooti ood oA otfcoe toHooet where ■ boaodfal yortH o l*, t i l l ftohb It reqolrod. 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FLORIDA NO. 321 Reds Again Threaten Blockade Head Of Aircraft, Douglas, Visiting For Bombing Derby 0 WAITIN' ON SANTA — Abwul 35.000 persnnii were in downtown Sanford Saturday afternoon to nee the annual Christman parade, sponsored by the Junior Chamltcr of Donald Doiik'la* Jr president «( the Douglas Aircraft Co. heads Ihe li«t of *ivilian dignitaries who will come lo Sanford this week for the bombing drrhy Hated by llcaiv Atlaek Wing UrnDougla* will bo*i officer* and their wive* Friday night with a cocktail parly at Ihe Mayfair Inn Similar parties will lie conducted on a squadron level ter enlisted men and their families through thr courtesy of Douglas Aircraft With Dougin* will Iw Fd Heine *inann. considered one of the ('onimercc. These s|>ectnt*>rs. came early, found neat* on the curb. Fur ninny, this wit* world's leading aircraft designers lli-inemann designed tw*th Ihe ATI* the first look at Christman toys. 1958 edi- Sky warrior now down bv all San tion. (Photo by Herd'stto r n t font based squadron*. and Ihe smallest jet atomic bomber in Ihe world. Ihe At Sky hawk Yule Parade Success w f ^ Hy Virginia Conn Herald Staff Writer An estimated crowd of .’I&.000 ipillrd off the sidewalks and into the tlreeta of Sanford. Saturday, for the annual Jayree Christmas parade. Scheduled for the first lime on Saturday, the parade drew an arm bigger .crowd than anticipa­ ted hy city official! C an were parked fur blocks around the parade route; many ★ ★ •torn ilmed. a t spectators stay­ ed to du their Christmas shopping. There was no doubt about It— llie parade n o heller than ever, with a particular emphasis on the true spirit of Chriatmas. From the minute Fdgrwater llieh School led off at 2:.T0 p. m.. floats, hands and march inn units moved smart­ ly down First St. The hich step­ ping majorettes put forth their i>est efforts for the retie wine •land, which held Judges Nolle ★ ★ ★ ★ Everyone W asn't H a p p y; Pickpocket W as Present The Christmas spirit dldn t ex­ tend to everyone watching the parade Saturday. According lo local police, a pick­ pocket was busy removing wallets *rom spectators. Three were stolm as tile owners gate their atten­ tion lo festivities. High school stu­ dents found one in Fort Mellon Park after the parade. It was strip|ied of rash. — ’ Winning Entries In Parade Listed Christmas parade judges found it hard to make a derision Saturday as more than M floats in four categories moied hefnrr the re­ viewing aland. Of Judges were Volte Williams J r , slrrult eourt Judge. Wilson Alexan­ der. county Judge, and Mrs Merle Warner, wife of Sanford's mayor. St. Luke's won first place in the s<hoot division for large float*; F.ike Mary won honorahle men tion. This I* the first year honor able mention has been given in the parade. Southside School took first place in small floats in the school division, for its charming i f display of angel* Judges gave the not to the Meth odist Youth Club tn the Chureh division Honorable mention went to the First Itaptist Church. The Sanford Itotary Club earned nIt first prisr lor rlvic and fra ­ ternal nrganuation*. with honor­ able mention going lo the Jaycers Kadrts of America ropped first place in small floats. The Sal* aIon Army won honorable mention 6 First plare in business division was won by the U. S. Navy (nr a huge final depicting a manger •eene Odharn and Tudor won sec­ ond for it* entry of a while bell rung by four little girla In iden­ tical *triprd outfits Deanna School of Dance was awarded honorable mention Judges tor Ihe Jayree sponsored Christmas parade aaid, ' we were much impressed by the Increased 91 spirit of Christmas in Ihe entries, and Ihe keen companion among local organlialion* in making the (loan so attractive and appealing." Leg io n n a ires S e t M eeting T o n ig h t An adjourned meeting of CampIwllJ-osaing Post. American 1^gion. will lie held lonigld al A in ♦ conjunction with thr Camplwlll/itsing Post Fair Association. Plans will lie completed for the improvements of the fairgrounds Mid additional parking areas for the February fair. All members arr urged tn attend. Harry lloolry, Christina* party chairman, will announce final plana tonight for thr party Dec. l.A at 7 p. m. tn which all l-rgion_ alrr* and their families are invited. A slit was made in the right rr*. »- of u it i.ii; .^yar enlk* *.itli a raror Made. He re­ ported the theft to local poll c. arid fax] Hut hit attention lud Iwm dull acted when Troy ITovtnr. eld crly Sanford resident, fainted during the parade. Mr. I'roctur was ta-en to the home of rela­ tives. Mr*. O tll Tucker luund her wallet jt the Police .Station. Vn honed spectator found it on Ihe ground where she had dropfoxl H from her purse during Ihe parade Lotlery offenders were rounded up again this weekend by jailicr officers Arrevlcd for possession of tottery tickets were Itosalir Sheppard, Fdna Smith and Mae Alice tfierman, Sanford Negro*-* Kotalie Sheppard is an old of fen der. according' to local aulhoritie* Completely paralyied, she must he brought lo court in an amhu lance. Her occupation is selling moonshine amt Cuba lirVet*. offs errs said. Arrested for possession of moo., shine over Ihe weekend were John Henry Williams, Castle Rrewsr Court, and Alfred K ails, it T Kail Sixth St Firem en T o M e et, Choose O ffic e r s The l.ake Mary Fire Depart mrnl will meet at N p m. tomor row in Ihe s. hool for election of officer* All members are urged In attend A progress report will (*> risen on the firehouse building, and mends rs will hear the final re­ port on the recent building f ind drive. Other Dougta* Aircraft official* include II. C> llynd. vIce president and m an ag e r of the F.t Scgtmdo Division. F It famish, chief de­ sign engineer, and II A Nichot*. AID program manager. Representative* from Hie North American Aviation Co. al*o will be on hand for thr most heralded bombing derby in llatWIng't his­ tory . Invital|in» have been exlendrd to (iov. I.rltoy Collins, Sen lieorgr Sinalhrr*. Sen Sprssard Holland, Itcp Syd llrrlong. Hep Charles Hrmirtt and Mayor Merle Warner for Ihe piddle open house on the final day of the drrhy. Dee. 12. Williams J r . Wilson Alexander amt Mr* Merle Warner, first lads of Sanford, standing in for ahieul lodge Ambrose Olliff More than no lieautifully- dee orated lloats were entered in Ihe parade. Many drew gasp* of ad­ miration from the tremendous crowd; others shout* of laughter at amusing Christmas scenes were depleted Among thr li hand* entered was that of Seminole High School, which led the Jaycrr float topped by Santa ( laus down Hie crowded street. Die Seminole majorette* wrre costumed as Santa’s rein deer, and well displayed their talents, perfected by many hour* of work. Cheers ami applause arose spasmodically as illy and <ounly Die Mayfair Inn was jammed officials rode in decorated cars; Saturday night for the annual Ihe ifportscar Club entries drew , opening, guffaw* as tin . ar» lat-eled with Following cocktails In ihe lob<-,? i* '* dian ;<A) gueii* wrrr were follow0*1 by in»iiur n arkrj served *n the huge dining room. •*Ttds I* a sleigh * The red and white striped ball T h e reviewing •'and -vas c r o w d room was filled with table* a* cd; seen with the igci were arty *oers from Seminole Count) Sheriff J L. Hubby. Hep Mark -t>d surrounding area* danced to Cl* velan t Jr.. Sen l> d a s -len me m etc of IVtc IItil.ur and the drum. Hep. Gordon t rider Irk. i "pulairrs ' apt I wnel Arthur, the Hr- A Regular meinliers of Ihr hotel (>. Mrlnnis, and Jaycn- Christmas «tj|f were wflromed liack to San parade Chairman lleC’crl Kti-n- furd by local resblenli Prominent slroni. among Ihe guest.* were basri .ill I'arade Marshal Ken McIntosh great*, i arl lluhhell, manager of worked lalrtinously throughout the the ciant's farm |rilenti II cliow, keeping unils spated Hit l.ol-ert. and Tom Sheehan balloon sale was s big sucre**, PHOTOS PAGES * ; ami Ihe gay huhbtra were gone long before Ihe parade was over Horace Ktonrham, pre*idrm , Sgl Hen llullcr, Sanford Duller Du (Hants, arrived Saturday .>"« Department, even decorated In* motor scooter with one. *s hr amt noon lo attend Ihe oprnuu' Sgl. I.ro Urn k cleared the •trrcl* and nlunly officials wrrr > repi* *cnlrd in Ihe rrowd for the Christmas di*plav Vet. It was a warm. «mny, dr tng 'taynr Merle Warner J. lightful day in Sanford with Krtiler, chairman of iiunly ■•• people leaning from vanlagr mlirioners; city commission ■.« point* in second story windows, Joe Maker. an*l city caninil*n "<■ the ftrt of little rhtldrcn tapping, David (ialfhel, Al Wilson. It Drown and Far! Iligginlatllia and the gay shouts a* e irr Mr amt Mrs Frank Ml rreeted Sanla Claus, a dearly be loved guest who arrived by jrl J' greeted guest* al Ihe i . The Mayfair Inn ojiening wi aircraft, just in time. And then the store* filled with folio sed by Ihe I t •A tourn . Hu* <rek at the Mayfair < shoppers, and the highway* filed Club with <ars from neighboring conn lie* who came lo *rr an c*rellent \ «lagpd and managed Hanford Ciik'c Game pcIa.Acd <hrisiniat parade. The basketball game H im' liir.iorrow night Utween s* ■ High Scluwd and Lyman Hi. been postpinrd until AVnl Cloudy In partly rloudi today, rbi Ihe game will Iw pi widely scattered shower*. High i Sanford today 72 tn low tnntchl *._• lu •*•». Partly cloudy Ionic hi and' Tuesday. I.aslrrly winds * to is miles per hour. Hundreds Attend Mayfair Opening Weather Rights Commission Hears Negro Story MONTI!OMFRY. Ala (I Pit* In official of Hie Tuskegre Civic \ *- n told ibe Federal Civil Right* Commission today only .12 tw-r cent of all Negro applicant* for volrr registration in Alabama'* Macon founiv during Ibc pa*t eight tear* have L-cn registered William P Mitchell, rxcvulivr secretary o l tlw association **bl that of I *V> \r»ro applicant* ilur ing the i*t rn«l from Itut through l as t I i niay unit MO were reel* trrevl Macon Count). Iioutr ol Tutkcgcr Iu*lllill* ha* ***vcn Nc groe» fur every whiir resident The rommlssion opened a for mal hearing on Alabama voter rcgidralion in an almospbcrr of angry local defiance, ami tiegan by reminding Alabamian* dial ll Earl Harris Dies; Funeral Wednesday Far! It llarri*. 6" passed away at his home at I t* pm Sunday alter a lingering illnr** Mr liar ri« was horn Jan Id, Idna, In Air ginla City. Aa lie had lived In Sanford lor the pad It month* at Itr.indt l.anc Air llarri* **«* a retired civil engineer for the Norfolk and \A'r* tern Hailwav Co lie wa» a mem tw-r id Ihe First Methodist Church of Sanford. Masonic t-odge. Shrine Chib and very artive in rhorrli and civic affair* lie was treasur­ er of Ihr Hliis* lodge. IHoefirbl, AA Aa Survivor* imludr hit wife. Air*. Fmma llarri*. Sanford; one «on. Roger I. llarri*. Sanford tour brothers. Aubrey Harris, Norton. A.i I lb* llarrii Pound. Aa : F. P llarri*. Iliistot, Aa Joyrc Harris, Kingport, Tenn: tlirce tit ter* Mrs. Fdna Jarksmi, tialinn. O Air*. Ktlern Call, Alton, D.; Mis. Catherine Hale. Akron. »* : and three grandchildren Funeral servlre* will tie held at 2 p in Wednrtday at llri*»on Fun oral Home Hie Rev .1 i O'Steen of the I irst Method!*; Chureh will officlali a tallied by th* it*-* Timm* Alatonic servin’* will Iw licbl al graveside. All M.i*on« will i d at the hall at I I . AArduea ■lay. Ilurial will l*e In «)ak l.awn Memorial Park H a rn e y and Palm er W in T o u rn am e n ts Paul Harney and Arnold Palmer, two of the outstanding rollers who nil ro inpete in lb" slasfair open brie lids week. • on Impressive iieiories yesterday Harney won Ihe Dor.'rt« ttearh Puerto Rico I Open v*.th a 72 bide total of HI. edging Ted Kroll M AA PAIR. II AltM'.A STtlKII S. pa g e :• bv one stroke Palmer fired a soiling <•* In win Ihe A|rlro|inlitaft Amateur liolf Association's pro-am touniry in li*|ur*ta l it Palmer edged liai tlrrw rr Jr hy ane slrnkr Harney and Palmer will Iw a •mng golfer* conduellng a rltnlr ••rr at 3 p in \Ve*lnr*da) All of ie golfers who linitbrd high in ■’ money m these two bmina orni* will Iw herr for Ihr Mayfair Inn Open ATLANTA (L 'P H -A 12 man Jury resumed itrliher.itinn today on the RERUN l i r r n — A massive voO* lu* no enforcement power* and i« fair of tieorgo Rrtght, who ihe against Communism hy 'he people Interested sotely in collecting fact* *talc say* ted Ihe dynamiting of Mltrhrll *ald registration rer Atlanta's dewish Temple on Oct. of West Berlin touched off new Communist ihrral* today and ■ onls show that J.olii while* i • * veiled wanting hy Fast German are legisterrd til Ataion County. I'remirr Otto Grotewohl that AA’esi Dir 1!*W federal rrn*u* *hoiv * Macon isnmly h.i* a white |*opii WASHINGTON a r i l - T h e ern troops fare a land am! air Iat ion of J.I m . Army l« planning to wail at lra«l blockade if they try to remain IJor*lh'nnalir ltri|iilird two mnitlh* t*efivre Iryin; lo send in ihe rlty Rarely 12 hour* alter ihe Com* A|ll*hell told Ihr hearing that another rocket soaring inward the munlsls' smashing defeat in the Negro registration applicants were moon and |**i»*tbly l*eyoiiil. tn AA'rst llerlm city rlrrtions Groteforced to 'srite long sections of lormril sources *aid today woht went tH’fore the Communist the l s Con«liluHon as will a* rone parliament to claim AA’est fill out a i|iie»Honnaire which, ttcrlin as part of Fast Germany, alining other llilngs. a*krd lor a MON’TRF.DX. Switrrrland lie said lhai Allied troops are ilclintlion of Hie responsibilities of i l 'l ’li —The Shah of Iran hat {“unjustly and illegally” stationed go*st ritlrenship made Frank lluehman. initiator of Hr *aul 'rg ro appticanls. who Ihr moral rearmament movement, “on Ihe territory of the German make out their application* In se­ a commander of the order of the* Democratic Republic." "The Communist east rone gov­ gregated ipiarlcrs, till out a sell- Frown. ernment will lie in a position addressed encclo|w- vsbich is to Iw to exercise sovereignty on tho malb d lo Ihent notlfvlng Ibenv Isnd, on Ihe water and in the air," whelhrr they pasted Ihe lr»l ATARFGtilO. Italy (t'l'li — A ’’The Kurd never ’flicially no- plumed hat co*t thr life of hunter Grotewohl said. lemurs Municipal Rallollng title* os I the Negro applicants i Remo Catiibini Sunday Another He Ignored Ihe AA'est Herlin mu­ wbt liter wr have pt*»ed or mil," hunter, Rinaldo Rntnlatti, mis­ nicipal halioling which gave a Mitchell said took the hat for a pheasant and rousing and emphatic "no” to a Hr noted Ibal Alabama law srls «hot (iamhint throng! the head. Soviet proposal that AA’rsIrm Al­ a 20-da) lime limit on appeals lied troops leave Berlin and Weal from failure to lie registered Berlin he lurried into a demllltarMiichi-ll mid the rommlssion lie WASHINGTON s i'll) - I ’rrst Ireil. “free rily " surrounded bjr himself Irird twice to register and on lur third attempt appealed lo dent and Mr*. F.Dcnhowrr braved Communist bayonets. (reeling weather Sunday to attend The Russian demands were the l!. S district rourl. services al Ihe National ITrabymain issue In Sunday's record “After three years id litigation, voting, amt the emphatic rejec­ the Inurd of registrars suddenly terian Fhureh. tion gave Ihe Wrslrm Allies a wrote me a teller saying t was clear mandate from the people of registered and ihe roort* dropped HFN'OA, Italy sIT'D - I t a l y AVest Berlin to reject the Red daHie case," lie said. Sunday launched Ihr ultra-mod- mands. Grotewohl wai making a speeth ern .12,000.ton tranatlantk- luxury liner lironarilo Da A'mri which presenting hla government to the wilt replace the ill fated Andrea new Fast German parliament and outlining ita future program. ttoria a* thr nation's flagship, Army To Delay Shot Shah Honors Man I'lumen Cost Life Ike Attends (’lunch Finish ip Iauunohed 3 Negroes Injured By Shotgun Blast Three Sanford Negroes were in lured Friday night when Joint Warren. 37, sprayed hirdshot through the *crrm door of a West nih St rafe. Police said tiHlay According to mvcsllgjliiig olliccr*. Warren gave no cxcu*e for bit action They >ald be alole Hie 12 gauge diolgnn fur Ins attack on the llusy Dee llccr ilarden Alfred Smith was dint In the li ll arm anil leg. Allx-rla AA'rldwr. in Ihr stomach, rigid hand and b it arm, \t is Rena llillwrt. right arm and lop All werr laki-n to Seminole Mrinoital ilo*pllal for emergency treatment, and later released. Tne gun wa* stolen from a ear U'louKlng to H f Calais**-11. In vrsllgallng wile 1.1 Joe Hickson and I'. C. |i<*l«*n, Sanford I'oliee, Marion Driggers and L. J. Kri/ Sheriff's deputies MIAMI ( i : i 'l ) - Officials or strikebound Fastern Air Idnes and Ihe marhinist* union returned negotiations today as the crippling work stoppage entered Its Hurd week. BudRct Overspent TAl.LAHA.SSKF tL’I’t l - Stale Auditor Rryan Willis reported to­ day the slate Hoard of Architec­ ture nvrrtprn! :l* iKidgrt more than 1M during Ihe past fiscal year. Blow Causes Heath LISBON, Doriugal (UPII — Aurrhann Fernandes, a former football referee, died Sunday from Ibe i'ffrcts of a blow on the brail with a L It buckle during a game a few years agn. Hr bad un­ dergone several un«urrsiful oper­ ations. Gold fine Case Ready WASHINGTON tltl’H— Tbe Jtwlire Drparlntent vsj* rr;Kir1e*l to­ day ready In present Ms contempt Fnngrrst ra te against Rnston D ies; Rites T o d a y of (rvMIe iycoon Itrrnard Gnldflne lo llsns Richard Kjennrrud. "it, * federal grand Jury Hu* week. died Friday in • minute Memorial Hospllal after a short illness He resided al *.*05 Sanla Rarbara DKItllY, Kngland (lll’lj— Vicar Drive Mr Kjenn* rml was l*nrn in Henry Jnyce has drnmmerd mis Nor » a* D« I - * ’* lie wax a Heine as “pagan” , but he slill retired steam filler Hit only sur­ plans in hang up a twig in his vivor is I.Jiirn rr l'rar*un of Chi­ home this Christmas. "I enjoy kissing pretty girl* under It a* cago. tum r.il verviect were held al much as anyone else dors,” tie e t i* oi in ilramlowr Funeral plained. Hume will* Ihr llpi Herl-etf itiwr**, I utheran Chufrh of the Redeemer offirialmg tnlrrnient 'IKMPHIS. Tenn. (U PD - David followed in ilaklivn Memorial Wilson. Ihe father of four daugh­ ters, was so pontile the next Park Palllwarrr* were Hlhli AVyle, child would lie u tiny that a name Jurgen Stewart. l/* lrr Slew arl. already had l**-rn chosen SaturFdwin l.und'iuist. i furies MrMil day. Mrs Wilson gave birth to Ian and (Mto tlartwlg triplet*—aitl girl* Patfun, But So Nice Troubles Tripled Robert Lord Dies; Funeral Tuesday Rolicrt AV. I^inl, 7(1, a lifejonf resident of Sanford, died Saturday in Seminole Memorial Hospital af­ ter a long illnrss. Mr. Lord waa Ihe son of tho late John f ord Sr. and Mrs. Jane AV. Tanner Inrd, pioneer resident! of Seminole Coun­ ty. Known throughout the county, he was engaged in the buying and selling of citrus heforo his retiremint several year* .go. He waa a lifelong memlier of Kbcneier Methodist Church In Sanford, where he served as a steward. Survivors include Ida wife, Mra. Bessie Ire Hoard Lint, and tea i-hi.'drcn, Mrs. It. M. Fryer, Ray­ mond K. laird Jerry AV. laird, and Mrs. Harold Gilslrap. all of San­ ford; John M. laird, Tampa; Mra. Dan Javi, Fly, Minn.; S/SgL Joseph Benjamin laird, FI. Gor­ don. tls.: Frank L. Lord, Myatlr, Conn ; Mrs. Richard Roger*, Grand Rapids, Mich.; H grand­ children and three great-grand­ children Funeral irrvicei will he held to­ morrow at 3 p. tn. at the Kbentie r Mrthmlivt Church Interment will follow in Lake Vlnw Cemet­ ery, Rritson Funeral Home la la rharge of arrangements. Prem iere S late d For 'H e llo Daddy* “Hrllo Daddy” will be premier­ ed tomorrow’ at the Sanford Naval Air Station theatre. All wivea and families nf A All .A ate invited to attend Hie tint-run showing, which was made for husbands oversea!. The Christmas greeting film will be shown at 2 p m. A copy already ha* tieen sent to the CSS Fnrrcslal for Christmas viewing. A’AII 3 is serving aboard the ship SANTA CLAUS, Ha l l T I t — in ihe Mediterranean. There arr ninrr Santa Flauses Films taken aboard the Forresthan ever Hits year. Thr population tal and recently seen over tele­ of Ihit smallest inrnrporated com- vision will at*o lie shown to tha munlly in Georgia ha* Jump*-*! families. from two lo four person*. I •Santas Increase Sanford Expecting Much Navy 'Brass' Planes To Fly Tonight Sky warriors depart Ihe Sanford Naval Air Slalom al 10 ininule In­ tervals on a night mission requir­ ing lhem to fly more than 2.000 miles. Thr aircraft will carry out radar rreonniiaancr missions on smsll airfields at Troy. Ala, and Hat­ tiesburg. Miss. The event will con­ clude with a simulated weapons Irop on a radar bomb site in Dsllat, Tex A possible Oo>, point* hangs on th«j success of tonight's exercise. Heavy Attack Squadron One arrived in Sanford Friday for the derby. The squadron will repre­ sent thr aircraft carrier FSS In dependence. For Ihr (irst time in drrhy history* several events will be flown from an aircraft carrier, when A’AH-tl competes from the decks of the I’SS Franklin D Roosevelt. 4 HAL. Union Talk H an s R. K jcn n cru d Bombing Derby Started; Die alsth bombing derby ol Heavy Atlaek Wing line opened this morning with an ordnanrr loading ryrreisc al A a m. The derby wall pit select combat air crews of Heavy Atlaek Squad ront One, Nine. Seven and Flrvrn in Ihe mo*t comprehensive derby every held by the Navy. Keen • eyed umpires watched closely Ihis morning as skilled ord ranee rrrw* consisting of sis men from each squadron, Iwgan the coni|ilicatrd weapons loading ex­ ercise of Derby Event I. The crew* mual deal with any mal fum-Rons of loading equipment in­ troduced In a rare against time, thr crews competed for a possible 100 jiointt out of the Iwimbing derby total of io50. They were graded on each phase of the* load­ ing operation. At 7 o'clock tonight. Kvent 2 will begin, when a stream of AJD Defeat In Election News Briefs Angers Commies; Bright Jury Out Grotewohl Bitter VAII-11 Cil(AI)EI) IN ( oMI'KTITION— Heavy Attack Winy Our (timlroni entered the firat phaec of the *i. h bombing derby today at the Sanford N a t a l Air Station ivith a weapon* loading* >; on. VAH-11 will lie reprenented lay an uai.-unding ordnance loading team, qualified to handle atomic weapon* for A3I) h'ky warrior.*. Left to right, C, E. Zwcrnemnnn. W. B. Parker, R. L. Kobinaon. Ft. E. Tucker. P. E. Cointun. tcasn leader, and Lt(jg) J- S. Salisbury, loading •iiul .safety officer. <07 fil ial U. S. N. Photo) 'Navy liras*'' will descend on ftanfonl this week to observe th r tilth Limbing derby of Itravy At­ tack Wing One. The list includes Admiral J. S. Russell. Vire-Admirals AV. L. Reel, Robert Goldthwaite, K. 11. Pirie and AA'. A’. Davis Rear Admirals slated to attend are Wendy Swilier, G. Anderson, R. K. Dixon, J. C. Daniel. Joe Clifton. C. D. Gnffin. K. Craig. J. W. Cnimpacker. AA'. I. Martin, F. Ashworth, F. Massey and C. T. Booth. The admirals will renew old friendship* with many shipmate* stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Many of them have skip­ pered carrier* wilh Heavy Attack squadrons aboard: othtra have known Use local Navy men since a lime when they were mere ■'fledglings." A retired Air Force General, l i . Gen. Ira C. Faker, will also b« in allrndancr. Gen. Faker is now a vice president of Dougtaa Air­ craft Co. All rorners of the nation will bq represented, with spectator* com­ ing from California, Washington anil Newfoundland. Two mtn who have not been gone long from Sanford will be v.flromtd back by th tlr Navy t a l civilian friend*: Cdr. Cy Kitten and Cdr. Blaine Libby, both repre­ senting Heavy Attack Wing Two at Whidby Island, Wash. Cdr. rtL ton serveJ hero with VAH-3 aad the Haft. Cdr. Libby waa coaof VAH T. I L r �• - ’ - - * T ’ if-J ", wm Integration At-A-Glance ? i r < 2— Mon.. D « t. 8, 10S9 2-Year-Old Killed A s C o r H its T re e SAVANNAH C l. (LTD - A IO. D. Farrell’s yrarold ftrl w*s killed s«d * '•omen critically injured esfly today when i e»r hit i tree In i resldentiil ares of Savanna') Police Identified the child aa The Owl Uishts Com mittion —Two "moderate" candidates parlenr Elaine M>rrs. a pavien bucked a mild front of local re v»ho lost to segregationists In the ser In s csr driven by Mrs. alliance today in an effort to tic , Little Rock. Ark., school board J*ol>*r* of tcrrmne whether Neiroes hate election Saturday said they would ^ ‘eJS S S * * !! rM ocsl hospital’ Featuring Po)Jc( , |W ,hty y.cr| bre-n un brio wrongfully denied toting challenge the results. One tegre rifids In Alabama. gattonlat who lost indicated he able to determlee details of t’*e The Very llcnl |1 r-rds nf voter registration may contest the vole Half of the accident hut that iliere were iodl nrre impounded in all but one of six board seata went to "moder rationi the vehicle wss irsvcling 310 E. 1st llie counties figuring ll. the probe ilea" and half to eltiiena council- at a high rale of speed _ and officials in that county sponsored candidates. The childs parents were not threatened to withhold their hooks —A state committee appointed Immediately Identified. from federal agents. One circuit to advise the federal Civil Rights c u rt Judge threatened to throw Commission announced plans for agent , in jail if they tried to seize a mcttlng In January lo study recordi Negro voting In Florida. II alio It appeared the Investigation. la^ lo^ take up possible dlscrlmyour ..uedulrtl to la»i two or three lnijjon the fields of bousing da}i. would provide a test o( just lnd „ j uc,u on IVoa far the rommlislon can go in tracking down complaints of . F. 1o r Leg al N o tice cl-.il rights violation* Nr-*' Arm stnm g restored C u ih * w * A ttrirlve Numerous lom pluals in n lo n c t sd d i a low-cost look of ntcrZ. - -• in T iir s m rt i t ra t s it . v iv t m K is is r y to aii> room in s o u r fhe commission acted alter re­ ji in ■i ci nisi 1 IT. is v vn rn n I • imivisi.si i ni v t s . s-i.uiiiiix. is hosin', lie t w r lo *<r O iw itun* ceiving numerous complaints New Smyrna Iteacli were reprencnti’d. Placed nn the honor from Alabama that registration I IIIM iU lll VO. •MS lim e I h -Ji i i c sou huzlduf u iinxM f EI.KS MEMORIAL 8Klt\ H’K — Klki I/nine- in the Sanr w | v r , (.K * Muflb-s iwiir, mil h memory for HL'iH from the Snnfonl l-ndpr were W. mrihodi discriminated against veil...,.: uu svim font area yrntertinv held intniorlis? m?i*vIcc.v for member.* I'umplcls-tv pre f.iu-lirj. I-:. Jmitevun. (.’. Welsh. I! A tiofuh ikiciI. M. (Under, Vegroev Movl nf Ihe charges vjoutuuastir tvhn died diirinc the past year. H<t*\ tin Sanford .Mnlr* t,rr(:N[1AM * Easy to iitstsU j|. Newton. J. fl. Leonard), 11. K. Wcckiy, Fred Ilobb were made h> restdrnts of Ala Chorua sing* for members .ittd their fmnillcs. In addition * Heijuirei no rime ear* than \r»T|i t: t o \ r r v .\n an Ktslmary erding. and E. F. Kounhuldcr. (Photo by Brig.-vlmm) con County, where Negroes out­ TO VIOLA UbOYKft "ho»« r##l* to Sanford Elk*. lodjtev in DcLand, Daytona Heath and •It ns • If gtifcnofn. number whites and where two T**u bffftr rtnulffs) to flU Nro the* full line of commission Investigators were ruur written 4ife«»r In th*> UU1 for slheifs*- flint hff«* Armstrong Crtltiu;s. denied access to registration snintitiilHt »« BKutOft »»"• h ith Itif I’leflt of the « h es- f • l > | e t ( > ( j r | or t .f . books P ritn star I ferr iirt'irf' ••*<1 m m i An attack on segregation at the • rAtiK os (air at <sf ifrn f ntilnt»»f • IS i l »f. film* * I®l ■Lake Ontario and Erie and in mow along the lee shores since stretched across Montana, Ibc college level goes on trial In fed A»Fiirn#* I'alted Press International \Vfti ' h Ittre ft , «»rt»nd« KJof* tral court at Atlanta today. If l*lt IJskntai. Minnrsols xnd WltconA death dealing onslaught of win the upper Great Lakrt. I'p to 'i<> Saturday. three Negroes are upheld In ef­ I t * r t i l l foil Ii - 1 « r s • ir rf t *- li m See Our h til tt tiitfffit ftfirift mure Sin below freezing v.eather wav forts try weather rolled out nf the flock' i Inches of »nuw blanketed Sault In Hie St Gawrrnce River, more ^ ^to ....... rntrr _a ______^ stale supported rnfsfeMis i till, Complete l)I»p!nv taa and Into the Ohio Valley todiy. Me. Mari* in upper Mulligan than K ships *cre tripped by I f i ^ported a* far south as Louisiana, " '|jr, p ,,, Atlanta, Hate law U ITSTCh in % t **> t • I o*i it w . * I >,!..1. „. .. I •„..... .... Mllltaunnl Ih h irn i riMiMNn anal .. * . „ .. __a a . Atvtil'v-'» « i"Attl^' Ft-'T1J t or an'1 would sut olf funds lo it and tu bringing mb-tero temperatures lo early In lay and I'cliilon, Mich an I so ran a Is lirlwren Mont re■al V'*...... T'* **>*■ -if f ) t *f»|t**"* *•*'! all other units In Georgia s higher . i. rk *4 th# •itv kjlt rmirt tba northern plains and heavy reported 21 inches and Like Ontario snd may t* ,h<! L*ro|lna-_________ III.ACK Ai DECKER .'•ill S. Maple nt Oth „ r tir.itM education a)stem. mows to sections of the Great High winds which produced frozen in for the winter Seven D> Aru J LunUiiuUt. 1*0 I’cswer Toolri FA 2-0.100 nesr-hlierard conditions gathered Public school segregation also (§V*AI.' Lakes. » -lllrr is undrr legal fire In Atlanta, and M l -r i d■ * f*sr Weathermen issued heavy ir w moisturr over lakes iintario amt Irm were tilled as oceangoing f J• IM Iff \s n i a decision In that suit is expected warning for Monday, with actu- Erie, flumping up lo IS inrhrs nt vcsvrl*. many of which had been r scheduled lor servlet on southern tor Young bowlers before the summer is out Resist mulsllons of from four to seven Inches, for eastern Nebraska, trades routrs duung the winter Junior bowling league, ami m- •«*, w‘iS5 public schools on a district-wide southern Wisconsin and north- A c tio n Scheduled A hell of suti-tero tempersturrs stru.tion will he resumed tomor basis should one unit become sub­ Bln Illinois. Indiana and Ohio. — — — ----- - ■ — *row by ll-e Sanford Recreation ject to desegregation orders. . w in the Far West, a drnvc fog For C a g e League o . | iii j* , lienarliuenl. I.sprct tl)namlllng Decision fijnday contributed to ■ •bi|i tolThrre basketball game* are o W O fU t.lilSHC'H f t t 'l Reorganisation of the leagurr Ihtrc were these other developIIiIon in Ssn Francisco Its/ and srheduled tonight it Seminole yutiK _ i?pn . . Tnrsn W'H '*ke pla.-o al the Sanford relations caused a score of traffic acci- High School In the City flasket , , "” r’ D >.Itng Allijs al 3:30 p. m. on ,hc rJCC ! dents. The worst snow storm lo bi!! I.m irur; S*vy %f. Hunt Tin **or‘» a tloc#v Lrontr* Ho>i and iririt of junior and *cfnc 1 21 years tied up traffic and com- roln; I’inecrisl llapltit vv Mr Rob- has been signed to leach actors u .nj«r in git Mhuol arc welrruiit to -lrl Atlanta, a Jury was ex * tnunlcatiuna in the area of Itch etlv T irrj t ree Mrlhodut vs The in the funhcoinlng stage drams participate, School groups may en- ported tis rule today tri the trial ' Unihini. Wash , north of beattle. Rebels. Rasiiomtm." Use *ri of Jananese *cr us teams. Reduted rates have of lieorse Bright, who willi four The heat rest snowx Sunday o r The gam es will begin at 7 lllmljrst and k*ndn sword jday. ,lffn arranged for Ihe Juniors, nn-J other men is charged with dj curred along the Ire shores «d Intcre-led plajrrs should t-e at ile is Ibc author of a took on Ihe ^lr boa Itng is san.-lloned hy the namlttng a Jewish temple. Con­ Ihe high school tuntght for assign- -.ubject. Junior Rowling rongrrsi. Adult viction could result in the death incut to teams. sentence. f.eaguc luiulrrs will Instruct. N o tic e Arcade Package Store NEW BEAUTY for CEILINGS ^Death-Dealing W eather: Sub-Zero, Heavy Snows | fl St TUC t iOfl Set C U R T A IL E D B U Y IN C S L O W S P R O D U C T IO N ; N O R M A L B U Y IN G K E E P S IT H U M M IN G A L O N G ! Legal la l-.siale «• XVllilam VV JaroP. U IX. I watl al aaalr •*••?!!,£"**'• S laris, Itnlaal. la I pfaXai.. 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VMl I I'll XFHIMHS l " I M ' IM t llllt t .lv Ml VVI S IM Vll ».}« BVBI.TV SI r m ; i . pt>.u.vTtrr VS iS |r« UtCtCr.. ne-.n vnsM vnsii I in vem VSt TO: Mi"V -in rv ': vv r*,i. n . H . I. M l) SI >'•')• H u r t Jl'C .tr. Silt., T .ll . r. Sir.'., ttnulrod I- fit. S*ur wtlll.o lb. bill -I rvienl.lnt f.SS.I.ni. dlierrs ton|*'l b«r*M .■•In.l v«u .'ib tin n.rV* 01 1X. »l*ls. Osurt j -i or Xsf.n ) tb.v» m s r v l» 1 S | I i . S . . . . . • r . s i .am. Vio.o n 'lir-'if'- Ali"-ri»>J tsms. r Ci-tliar. t»l vv..i c'luit! _ A‘ tt t* If' M ir im •1,1 k» tn tairl .M ini . W IT .v ^.w sr.ksxa *n« ilf r .l't m .. l . If it could be slid of sin product of American criftsmtn.lilji lli.it it is known .nut lined throughout the woitd— thru it ur'iM .usely he suiil of the Cadillac car. In tact, it is unlikely tlitn, in all the icvoidcd history of commerce, another numifactuitJ piuJuct has ever etched Itiell vs deeply in the public aflrvtiou. Ami vvr leel confident that the beautiful motor car that heats live Cadillac name for 1454 will deepen this senti­ ment lu a st.ll greater ilrgtec. Fur this nrwe»t Cadillac creation is far liner [n all the tilings llut have made Cadillac so tv01 thy of the tv01 Id's ie>pecl and admiiation. Its distinctive beaut), for example, is infinitely moic graceful and rnchantiiig-with a majesty of lint and a fine* nm of form nivtr before witnessed on ih* world's highway*. Its celebrated Meet wood luxury w ill win iiitriiutiona! favur as nrvci before—txith appointments and fabric's that aie unbelievably beautiful, .\m l its performance will quickly alter the w01 Id's concept of how an automobile should drive and handle— with a smoothness, an alertness, and an rave of control that put a new measure ot msgic into tvery mile it tratels. lu male that Cadillac of vour dreams come uue iiwest'gate the tiitues of thr Cadillac without delay. I11 fact, the cat's unprecedented acceptance has made it Jtubly impaitiiir thst )ou riser jour oiJer it the esrlirit poiwble momerit. A our draler will be waiting to welcome jou. VI SI T YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER . s m i a a t . C s S ilk ’ ItKRNDOT uf t X . *‘t*< u f , 1 . twcawwl t. DC J i M t l <1 f n j i l r r • lluin.r lur 1’lslnliff H O LLER t M O TO R SECOND * PALMETTO n r SALES PHONE D O L L A R S B U S Y ... ...CONSISTENTLY! FA 2-07tl 1’t i r l . Jr A D V E R T IS IN G K E E P S or sM. six 4*y »r D».-*mcr. mi L C O N S IS T E N T N E W S P A P E R 11 ■ C u t/ I fu J tu */ Ltuy CaJilUi ii -VaG>r P!*r* CUn — » �=1 IK'f S- 195S—?*se S Mon.. irnlS Deaths NEW VultK il'P I) - John Sanlcr*on. tiT. executhc xic<* prcd 1-ni cf ihr Sperry R»nd Corp.. lied Sunday pftrr an lll-ict* of excral month* MOl NT \ E It NON. N V i l ’PI) —I lay lev T r ' c r , a?, widely known M»rmr arli*i. dt-d Sifurdi* *f cr i long .llnr** A m em ber of the Nj Uok.tI Vradrini ill work* ,irc ro prr.rniril in mUsrum* in ihr l niir<) Stale*, England and \ u j . rail* NEW YORK u PH - E.vleric Vtrn XVilium . ui. a leading •iiiljiUir dird Sa'iuxlay of isneer. Kxhihli* o[ hi. twirl h». r ap­ peared in mini leading sculpture rv’uht’t.m* In llilt country CELEBRATING EXPANSION — Officials itntl employe* Horne. J. J. Harvey, !'. r, Harper Sr., owner; M U yrtl.»! of Sanford Electric t’o. me shown a* they celebrated ex- ti. Mui*. 1). <>. Yoitnjr. !!"*- Calhoun, tiilli.. Ilnx*. A. 1.. |ian.*ion of tlic busincs*. I.efl to rijght. H. ('. Harper It. I yon. inamicrr of rate* a id air-conititinninj;, and It. K. mannjrer of the ennlrnctlnjr division. L. 11. Morcne. W. A. Hetts. Lake Monroe News tty MRS. It. 1.. JOHNSON FA M1U Mr. and Mri William F Trn ney of MarDill AFB. Tampa, iprnt the weekend xxitli her parrnii, Mr and Mr* S C Hawkins and her grandmother. Mr* Annie Hell* Hawkliti. I,, fl Mann it recuperating at home from surgery undergone re gently at the Orange Memorial Hospital. Orlando. Weekend x Utter* at the J II Edward* bom* were Mr. and Mr* Ray Mmige and family of limning ham. Ala : Mr. and Mr*. Aubrey Menge and family. Orlando and Mr and Mr* Banka Rrglilrr and family, (JaineavUle. Mr. and Mra. II. I. Johnxon and inn, llnhhy, enjoyed a recenl xi»it from their »on and daughter in law, .Mr and Mr* Jame* II John inn and Mr. and Mr*, Orxilte Mann Jr and family, all nf Ortan do Mr and Mra A K Almond had at Thanktgtvmg guexti, llieir ton and daughlerdndaw, Mr and Mr* Erlton Almond and family td l.lxe Oak. Mr* V. D llaxtkim and Mr* Annie llawklnt tpent Thanksgiving In Tampa with relatixr* Mr and Mra. Claude lllilrll and family .pent Thanktgliing with Mr. and Mr*, i larrnce llittell and lanuly in Jacksonville. Sergeant On Trial For Wife's Death DENHAM England U T H - l I’ S Air Force m a*trr ser;rirt charged with paifotiiug hit wife and min milling adultery with another woman went nn trial for hi* life hrrr tnda; at an ab*n doned motle tiudlci Hr pleaded not guilty to both charge* The real life dram a, enacted on a *tage wtirre *omr of Britain * he*t thriller* were once filmed h> J Arthur flark. starred MS;i Mann* M Marytnont, a *hort and hefty 37 year-old Korean War *clrran from llohbixllle, N f Denham •tc.dlot 1* now a I S Air force po*t. Marymonl. father of t h r e e children, wa* (barged wuh gning hi* l.Vyear old wife, Mary Helen a lethal do.e of arsenic ‘ 00 or about” lad June 1* He alto wa* R ed Radio C h id e s rhargid with rummilling adultery with Mr* Cynthia Taylor from ta*t Deer01her until May J a y n e M ansfield t'm.'er the C P l niferm Code LONDON Il'PI 1—Jayne 'Ian* 01 Military Justice, conn,turn field doe.n’t know *ery much on the murder charge would aboul Shake.peare, M neon Its dlu *ald Sunday. Motrow broadcast tin* ltiirv to It* Pnlith ll*tener* "The well known \nierican film tta r Jayne Mansfield cxnlalnx the »ccrrl of her popularity 'If for example a jnurnall*t »*k* in-- who wro'e Otiieto I an.wer without he«itatioo Imui* X\ I or Ktsrn low er The Jn-irnaliM |mme*lute b pulilhh** a pa ;r long arilrie njv |nii*lx if I told the truth, that it I* Dicker*. the effert would he ml ' "Poor, poor Sh.ikcare >rr 4 Mo* row continued "lie aim ply can not get Inin the annual of Irain ing of American film star* ' Mr* Fred Itch rent and Mr* Herbert Retiree* attended the ih rittm a* party for Tupperxtare personnel ].1at week in the Rah.il Temple. Orlando. Mr and Mr* Charles John»on mil daughter* and Mr and Mr* \ K. John*on and son of Mon •irrllo attended a family reunion held on Thank*;ixmg Day at the home of Mr and Mrx Clinton Ra»* on Bogey Crc. V in Ki**lm mee. All t^akr Monroe children are eagerly awaiting the arrixal of Santa Claut and the big parade Saturday afternoon Thou Interx ;r* rd by your rrjwxlrr lay they haxe "hern good ’ tlirnuglmut the year and fully ry(iecl Santa la antw er all thrir rei|ur*lt. mean one of two in id at 01* *cnten era—death or life tmj ri*onmcnl lix a t* S federal prison. The maximum penalty for ibr adultery charge under Hie rode I* duhoix >rablr diirhargr. one year in pri*on and forfeiture of all pa» and allow ante* Had Marymont hern tried In a tint i»)i Court hr would not Ixaxc hern subject to criminal proceed Inga for adultery Hr *ti*h law doe* nol recegniir adultery a* a crime although It I* ground* for divorce and can he the ground* for rix it action for damage*. Murder by* p*i»omnK doca Inxoke Ihr death penalty In llrlli*h la * Hotls Okay Houses WARSAW il'PI - A Pul I«h par tiamentary delegation |u*t back from a *i»il to the f S. reported favuratCy toda> on America * l.nou iiox* m (on*iruction of one family hiuiici. ‘Jazzy* Weekend Mo n r o e , ia *i t i i — Mr* Minnie 11 I alflrr, O, mntlier of Milium I* I.alilrr, uxrrnlgM 1m •ran nuM ;rr lor l rule.! Pres* I Ir nat.n'-al ii \ f i York died i l l 1.1:I t\ IHIW I. t j l i:i:N .K 'unnttc llpown 1o r.itt' M.t. to I'tv* tit c i'lrry atn!!. > to tb o s m la. Ilrr Hutin nd. Itenr> V. irx ?i’. f '• ■ . toxx n a* t e l ‘i \ itoxxl Qticx-n for nuren i* IVyvy W 0 *lj7.1t o. Sem inole H ig h 1 illlei iiintl Nio sin u n u lp Hijrb Plaeiiijr t In- cruxxn on her wtuilmt c u in c il prc»iileiit. At rig h t, l 'a t lio L jl M orris iM - u t -m n f th e At»"p- touny, ,\|io p k n 'd queen w a its to be crow ned, x \x DIFiiO Calif ilP H —Dr Han. R Friedrich, 17. tirrman ha High «tm ien t com iril At left is lleorjre (Photo by Ret jjatrom) horn rocket *nenli*i *hn worked Kiirtia. Mi*.« llroxxn'* c**-**rt; xvaiti tg. back wuh Dr Wrrnlier *on llratm on \ ! rocket* during World War II befnie eonimg to thi* country. Iiril Mlurday He had helped de^ xr'op the t ’ S ktlai and Redstone hallittic im**ite* WASHINGTON U D - Mayor ward Income parity with other ami provide lean* for community project 1 . triidatixr reeommen latum* of group*. P \s \D F N \. 1 aid it P I—C Foreign Aid. More economic aid the Democratic Adxi*nry Coun Hal Itei riobl*. i-a. lornitr preilfor nnderdex eloped nil ton* dent of The Tournament of |to*e» Cil: \**n and chairman of the Ro*p t'ttil Right*. Action in help rr Education: } rdcr.ll a d lor toc*k Cirri ssr... Bowl t'™iihall Committee from upon closed «.lined* and prexent tchool contour-Ion and fc■leral IW t rough WIT, dird Sunday. othrr* fr.-ii <to*ing; authority for *(*hol»r*hlp program Sjielal Security: In-rea.e util M............ .1 l l i Sergie N Juitu e Department to trek in age im.uraiire payment* In an lunrlioti* again*! inierfrrpnie with X Sergeye» T‘en*lc. ll. one of \ j \ . „ i:t« f 0 aycrace of lino a month n*er Hie nxd right* a Senate ride to p-r It. **111 gieai no.eliat*. died next three or four *e*r*. in Metre.da at \l.i»hta. Crimea mil a niamrity *i»t.* of the full create payroll taxr* to finance memticrahip to tireak fdihu.irr* after a lon^ tline** I abor: Repeat law- permuting hospitallratlon InMiranre; liberal c IIA'IP VliiV IB (l f i t — At • late right to work law* rai*» the ire tmnellt pruxDlon* lor widow*, I'crt y ..tin Harding. 7*. hand di­ H minimum wage to »t 7.1. pi** ibr dHabtrd and ulher*. apply rector at the I'mxrMlty of Htlnoi* Kennedy Ixe* union reform bill: payroll taxes, now on Ihr first ai d a rloae friend of the late m art federal minimum *t»nd*rd» H«wi a year to Ihr lirtt td.ooo (Ji’t Thom At — John Phillip Sbuta, died here for Male unemploy merit rompen of income and exftiiuilly on *7.:oo. ration law*. H r Inc.la. W I E B O L D T ’S Agriculture: Expand dnmrMir Housing: Expand putdlr hou* TAIPEI, Formn.a i l l 'l l - - and foreign food consumption with Inc and ii-u o renewal program* CAMKKA SHOP Taxes: (lo ir “loophole*” and Chen c h irr, IT. piam*l and emu- program* for the needy at home :’in S. I’AIIK AVB. po.er of w e*1«in *tyte m ule, amt International food agency; re* lew federal tax structure. Federal Aid: Help dcpre»*rd SANKOIll). n.A. diet i t nlncwliy in I’a i.a n l‘nt pollrir* In prntrri f.imit'type farm* and to bring farmer* to arras, build and expand airports xer.ity Mo.pltal. Demo Council: Benefits For Everyone Thi* C h r itim n i , . . fnr*ir yn n r frirnil* m ul /oberf m ire u ith Ih r h n u r y i>( g ifti ( trctricnl gift* Ihnt Af t p m i g iu n g . y n tr alter fr a r a ftr r year. NEWPORT. II | - ( E l 'l l _ The sixth annual \rw|Hirt Ja ri IV .11 xal will be held In I9VI 00 the July tth weekrnd in Ereeliody Park v *r,t' • * --- Start living with •J h r i ^ kA / V Put sporkle rv l o > c ' *. YOUR L E *• We* l ’ ^ avt - .v - ' . in n il i r s iy \ TO DAY! Priced From $19.95 SANTA ARRIVES — Thi* xx«« the ntometit for %x| everyune txnlieii Kafiir.l.ty. In the hist float m the t ti: tna* parnilo. S.t Ha turnIt1 hi* apjicarance. lie wave.* t" t' e eroxsij nf some flo.OOH frnm lh«* Junior ( haml>er of i —• nnvrpei I ' n i t ( I >l(..l .. k *. I ) . — .1 . ... (Photo by llerK'tr* Our B U D G ET P A Y M E N T PLA N Make* it enn*! I want c o r .v s n i e n c c ../ ? gJ i » nci iti imi larrouidtd If rail, gSDs tu.nIjKijiMutt*| , Ki M Join Our Club Plan! I w a n t mij m o n e i/ a v a ila b le in f l t a n t t t f ... You git them all with an Insured savings account in our Association. Stop ini F R E E G IF T S U G G E S T I O N S I k'iait \nsir KP 4 I. oltu-e nr electric apitlianee dealer fur thia free color l«nokl*t' |E* rtuxk full of electrical gift idea* for your whole family . . . gift* exciting and economic a t . . gift* prn'lical and |*o|iu1ar . . . wonderful ‘'j'lug-in” gift# tiiat m y ’ J love you" 365 day* a year, Tbia rhrislnx.** . . . gi.e better, rl*c1ri(all\! FLO R ID A R O W IR A LIG H T C O M M N Y K .lf l r t :.IM Florida :M M L ( W. Scott Duma, Mgr. 207 MakroIIs Avo. CHARGE A C C O t .NT A L A Y -A U A V S W ELCOM ED V �•* 13 Editorials Fred Othmcm Says MAN ABOUT TOW N * ,£V-i /-•v:-,dCIW|*iFW By FREDERICK C. OTHMAff i match and he was In holiness eratlve of the Income U i bureau WASHINGTON — For SI year* Then alone about I M l the firm was la this lounge and observed the Coif men Co. of Wichita, Kan., branched out into a newfangled Ibe envelope being p in ed V* In mide • fine line of lanterns and trade called elr-condlHonlng and quired committee counsel Robert htiling itovee. -Its troubles started. Kennedy. • These devices needed no Instil* The machinery worked all Burrows said he learned that, latlcn. A customer merely struck rieht: tha nroblem was to ner right. He added that he knew , h( Rhfft M r|lI worker*’ whl1 be *** doing was wrong. Union, particularly In Chicago but that it did eolve hU labor and environs, to bolt th» pipes in P™i***' . „ pile*. The unionists were down"^ben we had trouble, Mr. right coy about touching this Iron- Cronin took ear* of it for ui. hr Tht sixth annual bombing darby at tha Sanford Naval mongery. '» |d .... , "And you took care of Mr. CronStation rot under way today. Tha event haa brought to Hiuttoim* uSt«an « « , n ia'~ »dd*d S«°- MtCIfllin. tford many dlatlngulahed vlaltora. u ! , : ” buslnen h « t » « .f aM the lantern and manager . A11 “ da time union chief Croom. _ s High-ranking Navy official* ara her* to look over the Called Press laiemaUeasI ef the f tr a 'i Midwestern division. " *r*3r. " “ J, • *l«adineaa" of the fleat’a first line of daftnee. Throughout WASHINGTON - Dr. WiUlsm called in the late Foul. Marks. M . t L Mi the week, crew* from NAS will be making bombing run* of II Pickering, director of the Ar- hit s ilts manager, to see whether ^ mAtp l ‘ " . h , 0 IT •eeret target*, many of them quite a dUtance away. my i Jet propulsion laboratory, he could persuade the union that ^ ^ elwr khkI h Pasadena. Calif., on Pioneer U fa thoro doelV wouldnl bite. , w r * 1,1,1 nobod>rd ,Vfr brlbf'' « Tha nuclear bomber* and other Jet aircraft which operattempted lunar probe. from carrier* long have been considered the Navy'* fore-Marks told me he would re- W'",' „e m ^ a cfnt , rom lhr>r ‘■While the result* ef the quire ■ little cash, Burrows re- people,” he said, "and when I ^ t offensive weapon. During the derby, crew* will demonlaunching of Pioneer III were dis­ portad to the Ubor rackets com- found w|)|t WII j„ ihit ynvtlore fata their ability to hit targets, large and am-- , far and appointing to the engineering spe­ mitttf of Soil Joho McClellan handed me In the rockUi) room, ^enr. cialists In that the probe did not <D., Ark.). “And I cashed a j immediately sent it back.” reach the moon, the scientific 12,000 check in Chicago and put Cronin said he had no idea A* demonstrated by deployment of Sanford squadrons benefits to be obtained more than tha money in an envelope. On the „ |,n j|urrowi an(j Marks did with to the Near and Far Hast this year, these unit* are of prime compensates for this disappoint­ street outside the bank I handed jj,e money they withdrew from importance to tiie defense of the U. S. Sanford put the first ment.” the envelope to Mr. Cronin. their firm; he aaid he only could L*. S. military personnel In the Lebanon area; Sanford’s Cronin turned out to be Ar presume that they used It for gavego Sons deployed to the Formosa Strait* when the RERUN — Willy Brandt, anti thur H., president of l/>c*l 7.1 themselves. Ho added that he Jfijjle bstv.cin Communist and Notionalist China reached j Communist mayor of West Brr- and international vice-president of never heard of any revenue agent 1Un. on hit re-election ttj perk. the Tinsmiths. Burrows said that being in that drinking room when "We stand by our pre election he and Marks gave Cronin a total he got the envelope. He said It The plant* and men at NAS are battlc-rendy. They repromise that we would not misuse of 127.000 In caah in envelopes. wa, dark that he couldn't see *inkin that way. Due to the increasing Communist threat to our power. Tha city needs the en A week after he slipped Cronin in there and not until he got home the free world, they must. operation of all peace loving tiiw itimi w ........ . the fins! 15,000 in the cocktail did he discover that it contained ..... Far more than trophic* for accuracy arc at stake in forcsi who will work to build up |„unie 0f u1P LaSalle Hotel in f j.ooo in lug bills. thl city,’ the bombing derby. Navy official* viewing the operations, Chicago, tlurrows continued, he This put the Senators un a spot. will decide whether the unit* are opernting ns efficiently n* was amaied to have the money A* Sen. McClellan said, someWASHINGTON - The Demo- returned to him. they should, whather change* should be m«de In training t-ody was telling a lie and h« did­ cratic Advisory Council. In ratl­ Bid you learn later that an op- n't know who. “Very disconcert­ programs, etc. ing for enactment of federal leg­ ing.’’ he added. This will be a demons.ration of the defensive and of­ islation designed to open schools What Ihc Hcnalor needed, in fensive power of one of the most vital of U. S. military unit*. rioted In the South by conflicts my own opinion, wa* a lantern Based on previous performances, we are sure that San­ over racial desegregation; (made by Coleman, naturally) su "There Is an obligation to meet ford and the nation will be proud of the results of the horphhe could be a Diogenes and find the challenge nf closed schools Ittg derby. We are sure too, that Navy officials will find Ss» in honest man. No such light br­ sod potentially uneducated chil­ ine immediately available, Hen. 'fu.d NAS one of the finest Installations in the V. S. defen dren as a result of Ihe defiance McClellan said he'd ask the Jut•bain. of the law of the land by a few WASHINGTON (UPD—A warn tic* Department to decide whtlhrr • • * stal* rod local officials.” log from the U S. Secret Service j business executive or union bo.* during this happy Yulellde sea- , ***d committed perjury, WASHINGTON - Defense Me* hlllicr Leo A. Ifoegh, In cercmon- son; Keep a sharp eye nut for lee commemorating the ITth an­ counterfeit money. Secret Serv ice Chief U. E. I niversary of Pearl (arbor Day: The Seminole High football team won the first annual "The groaleat tribute we can Baughman said Christmas time Is Bow), defeitlnff • fine Apopka team. ply thoic who have fallen in the a lush season for countrrfriters. lie said they are 'quick to take By Marquis Childs malady. The cancer of inflation backwardness In an underdevelop defense nf our country and In •» Thl* wa* a fitting climax to one of the greatest season* haa had teams with MEXICO CITY — When Vie* Is the root cause of Ihc profound ed nation. Pari of tha current un psrtlrular to those who fell on advantage nf Christmas shopping (t the Sanford school. Seminole High rest It a mounting Impatience with IMi day In 1M1 is Ihe solemn rush, with its crowded ilorei and ite r record*. The 1057 squad la an example. Hut, it 1* President Niton was slotted and discontent that sl ows Itself in one the CHICAGO (D P I) — Chlrato't rate of prunes*; an lmpat pledge that never again will we extra help furm nr another In almost every L ^ u S S te S S S im rta Latln-Amrriran country. This dit lenre spurred on by the siren be caught unprepared by a eur- lie offrrtd this prartical advice tragic parochial school fire rlalm HiIghly doubtful that the school ever had a football team 1 with the color of the 1068 aquad. the spring, the warning signal was content spurs every form of |»nll voice nf Communist propaganda. prlee attack.’’ (or shopper* who auipect they td ill *lnd life today with the death of a * year old boy burned If there Is such a thing as "comeback of the year” in raised fnr all to see that aomelhlng tical unrest from communism to Recently Communist China Invit­ have received phony bills: Central Florida sports, Seminole’s football tenm would win was deeply and woefully wrong Pcronlsm. ed eight distinguished Mexican "Hold the note, try to delay thq over •# per rent of hi* body. Kurt Shutt died early this morn­ Met ten Is one of the (omnara- scientists and medical men with passer and telephone the patter. -It hand* down. No one thing can he credited for making this south of the border. ing at Edgrwalrr !to*pilil where Tito kind of palliatives thus far their wives to tour mainland Chi­ lively slntslp countries of Latin If Ihc passer leaves, write down tllm great. It was a variety of things, put forward — a goodwill tour by A rc rfr' Dls-r-ntei* esl’ts, but it na as guests of the Peiping re hit description and license num­ doclor* had employed the city's d,'* The school has two of the finest coache* in football in Milton Eistnhoner, a conference has no focus and the regime in Rime. Although at least three of ber of his r a r . . .and alto note de­ only artificial kidney In an effort to save his life. Jim F lg o tt a n d Dave Lnude. Both nre gentlem en, Irath have 0f foreign ministers —can do imu l*o.v. r esorcl ; t close ronirot at the aclentlits hold decidedly anti scription* of any accompUcei.’’ Tha boy showed aome Improv to remrdy what la a deepsealrd every level. Tne 4W.000 |ourlst< Communist views, -hey returned til* ability to inapire and lead young boy*. ment when the artificial kidney from north of Ihe border, together r:»h a strong Impression o( the Th« 1958 team had two nalurnl leaders, David Stanley CARACAS (UPD Romulo helped eliminate poisons from hit with than scienuftc advances In China and , Betancourt, victor In Veneuela'l Coffee Prices Cut and Cecil Dandrldge. The co-captains were more than Just ____ the export - , of „ more , body lo maintain the fluid bal­ too.nou sc a »nnal Mexican farm the orgarlrmlen ol the massex for 1|U revolution held a narrow the boy* who met sippswinjc captains in the middle of the ance, doctor* snld, but the com­ W nektiPa f , .■» ivAeb A... _ IffktrtnllvA ItltviW . wnrhec* for work or. North Amr IMeniirq labor, rdgr today In a rar# for tha pre* To Eight-Year Low bination of btirni and complica­ field for the tosa of the coin, more than the Isoy* who made rlca's farms, are a hlg help I p Former I'rcsldenl l-ataro CarIdenry again*! Communlat-supDM EM HER ■ .decision* on whether to take a penalty nr play. They were NF-W YORK (UPI) - Retail tion* proved too mueh. steadying the rrnnomy. denaa, leaderof the lefllat forrei ported Rear Adm. Wolfgang LarAdmltdons Kurt's mother, Dorothy, 31, who roffee price* In thousands of gro­ thg leaders in the line and Imckfirld. the boy* who Inspired Ttir principal cenlcr* nf dancer in Mexico, Is now tuurtng Russia raiabal. who overthrew Gen. ceries across the nation hit their had been at h er aon’s side al­ I.elia llutncr (Hanford) are farther aoulh — In Bra-11 and and la expected to visit China, too. •the team. Marcos Perea Jfmlnet In Janu­ lovsrst level In right years today most constantly since he waa hos­ Joan Drl’alma (Hanford) Argentina, The American Ambaaaador here. ary. It was a tenm with many fine young jtlaycrs. Conch Eva Mitchell (Hanford pitalised, was at Ms bedside when In Ihe Argentine, President noberl lllll. was surprlaed to find Unofficial relumi representing when two major food chains he died. Flgott said after one game: ‘They’re great, the finest group llirn-ta ltu«n (Hanford) slashed p r im I lo I cents a Arlum Frnudlji Is irl)lng on Ihe that Cardcnia had never been In shout 20 per rent of Sunday's pound Irrne While (Hanford) in the world." That statement included every member of the Meanwhile, authorities begin Betancourt 23*,717 The AAP food storea cut all the painstaking task of question­ Edison I.. Myrr* (Lake Mon­ military lu hold Ihe line against vlted to visit the United State*. vole gave »team. major itriket Imirhed off by rl* Shortly before Cardenas left for votes to 214,0*4 for Larraiabal roe1) ing about 500 survivors In hope* In ahort, the Seminole* were a team with desire. Inc (irlcee and an underlying poll- Russia, Hill urged him on his re­ and 111.044 for Catholic candidate four of Iti premium brands hy 4 of lurnlnr up tom e elue ta list A g io i'utnatn ((icncva) cenls a pound while Eight Ileal unrest. The deal negotiated turn to tour America and aee Rafaci Caldera. lioriv Duilmry (Hanford) O’Clock coffee was reduced ( Mondiy't fire at Our Lady of lb* with the American oil companies such achievement* ai the Tennes­ Newspapers here said Betan­ Angels Roman Cathollr school. lllrths 21 Bodies Found After Plane Crash after long and pervl.tenl pressure see Valley Authority and the St. court waa leading Larraiabal by rents Baby girl to Mr. and Mr*. I* another troubling Tartor. Grand Union dropped Its prices Lawrence Seaway. This la an ex­ MADRID (UP!I — Authorities night. Search parlies spotted the a margin 41 great ai • ta l by * cents a pound. Richard ( handler (Hanford) U Argentina Is In headlines fur Went through Identification for- wreckage late Saturday and rej A new model of the eyegtiro Haby boy to Mr. and Mr*. the moment, knowledgeable o!> ample of the kind of opportunity throughout moat of Venetuel*. malltlea today with (he bodies of ruers plodded through snow, fog that the United States hie teemed The admiral waa ahead in Cara­ tvpe of hearing aid obtains Its Irving Vicr* Jr. tHanfonl) servers believe Hint the (wril of almost deliberately to Ignore, 11 persons klllrd when a Spanish amt strong winds Sunday to lake power from sunlight and stores cas and In Caraboho province. Blvcharget M. S. N elso n , 92, an Imminent explosion It even airliner crashed In (he mountains Ihe bodies to San Rafarl whrrr rnough of it to last through Betancourt la the candidate of But the rral threat In Latin Clarence llrugh (Hanford) greater In llrarll Inflation rages , West of here last Thursday. they were put In Ihc ambulances rloudy days. tha Demorratlr Action Party, out­ Katie l.cc Walker (Sanford) like forest fire wllh no visible America hat little to do with the lawed when P eril rolled power Dies In B radenton ■ Ambulances brought the ladles The plana crashed on a regular more ohvlout appeals of propa­ Kelly (irrgory (Hanford) meant of cheeking it While pre ganda, whether from the East or In IM3 end only recently relegal ! af the 18 passengers and Hva j flight to Madrid from Vigo on the M. S. Nelson. >3. died lt«l SEE t ’S FOR A Ernest Terry (Hanford) dictions of what may happen vary Writ. In almost every country, lied. - crewmember* to Madrid Sunday Atlantic coast. Thursday at the home of hil COMPLETE SELECTION Joan DePalma (Hanford) widely, it It hard In see how the particularly In Bran. Ihe postwar ■laurhtrr, Mrs. Ed llumphrev, In DECKMHEH 4 present uneasy balance ran long boom brouiht far too much spend­ Bradenlw, Mr. Nelson was a re­ O F ---Admissions Watdiea endure. tired celery farmer, anrl movrd Dulles Recovering ing for luxuries and luxury con­ D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D f.siti i; mi :iti > i.:i Aldrrr.a Straws (Hanford) Any serious upset In one of the Jewelry from Hanford a year ar«' to live i t «, i struction. It waa a "let her-rip” Td.MI.’i 1 A rm in e 3 Rlchaid Joseph Kramer (Hanford) I*. Wart m two largest Latin povrrrt would he psychology and the benefits of a From Mild A ttick with Mr*. Humphrey. il’i l •] :•( i;t. i i Dinmn.idi lltrauaa I. Red liclgian Tyra Torre* (Hanford) JiUMKI i ■) felt throughout Ihe hemisphere. small clai* were shared searrely ^ i lie made his residence on Pal­ Hlrthwtonn King* fetish marble WASHINGTON (UPD - Beere opera Alice 1Dulse Hill (Hanford) The tremor* of such an earth­ metto Ave. before moving Funeral I. Unfeeling I «e Our lludeet Pisa, •.Thing* Ivar.) l.|M,*tl •) :ti t '.v-ji-j George Chapman Jr. (Han­ quake would have an unsettling at all with the great underlying tary of State John Foster Dulles services were held this afternoon m an. Charge or Layaway nearby IS. Aualt- iSIILVdH : 1 1.7.(121 4. An was reported Sunday "making ford ) effect everywhere. In Bradenton. 11 Tie’s Jiq iTir’t.'iv 11. Exptode, K l«ry accountant progress satisfactorily” from an Add to this an explosive birth Virginia Sikrs (Hanford) iq’.Jl’v .;t| mi t This la Ihe opportunity (or which avolrar.D S AndlUJ veaeel Jewelry Ethel King (Hanford) SI iM’VJ- i oi communism It pb>lng against a rate, which will mean the doubling intestinal attaek that he suffered on rt.Toftsh 12. Scarcer •MI7I10 Hsndra Parceil (Hanford) Stor* of Latin Amrrica'i population In Friday. f-iDMiS ( A man named Walter Scott In background of uncertainty over the sailing 11 in 1:t MHlSIHO T.Okncd 13. Mother f a ro m naer- little more than two decades, The State Department said In troduced this country In the lunch Its *. 1st .. . L Birth* i . . . . t„ . leadership — nr lark of It ship 14. Iiooro-r *. Hcnc* U JiJtLU flf.Miil-4 Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. J«e r jtf(J from Washington The while the resources for life in Issuing the report that it would wagon In 1RT3 a I Providence, R I *!*• 15. Bubaide V. Hearth for 34 Recrease at a far slower pare fn nol Issue another one until later Btl«r4tr*« Aiitw ttevea It. Chum 10. Blunder* .*« x°u Mr, I achievement, of Soviet Russia. today unless Dulles' condition 'open IT, Marks a* 14. Young lady J ,lr ' ^ (when written largt as with the view ol Hill situation. It is idle ton Duxbury (Hanford) 10. Intertwine Si, Betwetd correct 1*. run Sputniks, have made a deep im to pretend (hat any nf the fami­ changed. Baby girl to Mr. and Mr*. prrttinti. The reports of llie sue- liar panaceas will work a cure and The 70 year old Dull** la being 40. Tha United I I Pronoun 10. Mountain* 13. Employs treated at Walter Reed A m y Arthur Kill (Hanford) ■tstea IP. t’as<aa«.vay 34.IJiard IH. A.I retsful flights nf * Rusilan atom- the shocks of the coming year Hospital. Discharge* 3t. VHd apaca ]0 Hlartc wood 39. Eatroerdl- *t. Enemy povsvred plane have lieen glrrn should be no occasion for surprise. TerWiim Frank Dje (Lake Mary) nary person 41. 31. Caucfco’a 23. nightlra* prominence In Hie pres* here. t slang) William Popo (Sanford) weapon (»ym.) bird The luitlns hsvr tradllionally 37. Eat ap« Francis Dacey (Hanford) looked to Hie I'nitrd Slates for 31. Timber that kind of arhivrmrnt. What wolvia The greater snow goose, which they are now beginning to ask ta 3*. Carden tool ■pends Ita summers In Ihe Arctic, whether the Soviet ijstrm doe* 30. Bheeti, tablecloths, la called the "hyperborea'’ by sci­ oot provide a shortcut to techno­ etc. entists. The word mcani "beyond logical superiniit) and a triumph over the plagues of poverty and II. Abounding the north wind.” In shat* 13. (Julnra (abbr.t •y a ta y ro r *4. Tibet..) WMF* gaaalle IT. River ----- -------------- • mm* t B ro il catirlMWt ■Hantloes wfcothac S3. Arab's clsak y e s want ■ I w f * rovevat 2 3*. Harm • f m ill a r |v*t • few d i f e i , • 41. Beat I 43. Rent J 43. Roman outer • ICE BUCKETS , garment* 44 Tapestry • PLAVINI! CARDS MAY WE HELP YOU — screen 41. 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Stop by or cal! u» at any time without obligation to you. Oiks Reers M y M, Vsdmrty I lelwdey f-11 •formerly Adwltel fu tw i Cerperetv— LOAN! MAM TO RUBRfTI Of A U M A W — — — m m — — * * BOB CRUMLEY, A(iT. JOHN H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ATLANTIC BANK BLDG. WA MITI �-1 Seminole Defeats Apopka For Celery Bowl Crown Come-From-Behind Win Thrills Crowd tly Jerry Covington A tremendous crowd spent most of Friday night on its feel a* Ihe Sanford Semlnoles ovtlscored Ihe Apopka Blur Darters. 31 20. lo win the first Celery Bowl game The Seminole offense was the best of the year Both teams show­ ed plenty of hall-moving talent, but the Seminole* were more ver­ satile ami able lo ml* up ihe at tack. The first Celery Bowl was a great success and the best game *cen here all year Coirh Jim Pigott ami Ins OflC champ* gave Ihe local* plenty to cheer about Apopka took a quick 7-0 lead, driving Mi yard* for Ihe TD the first lime it got Ihe ball. The drive started after Sanford re­ ceived the kickoff and was unable to move through the air Vfusrler; back Jerome Shaw negotiated the final 20 on the "keeper" play, lee converted. The Seminole* came storming hack with Crcit Dandridgr going over from the three to climax a sustained drive Vernon Kirk got Ihe Seminole* rolling with a M yard kickoff return on a reverse. Kirk Harold Slone amt Ray Lund qulsl eseh pirked up a first down to Itimr to the ?o, Krtk got nine more and Psndndfr .x first down at the nine Dandndge then hit Gerald Jones with a p.x«s lo the three (»n the rex' pl»y. Dandridgr hit paydirt. Don farter * kirk failed and the Seminole* trailed by one Sanlnrd soon wa* on ihe move again, Kelly I ake mowed l.arry KIHK ON LONG PAIN — Seminole IHph’e in Iho firnt Celery Bowl jjamc here Friday Blarkwelder down on the kickoff, Vernon Kirk (31) appears to he stopped by night. Kirk picked up 17 yards in a twi-linjr Waller Middleton and Kirk eon Apopka's Larry Rlackwehler. but ho pot run njo t* the sidelines in Seminole’s first verged to drop Shaw for a live away for about 10 more yard* on this play payoff drive. I Phots* by Bentstrom) yard lost and the Djrtcrs had to kirk. <*n the second play, l.unduuist took a pitehonl and roomed S3 The Sandspur Bowling League yard* f>*r a touchdown Stone wind* up it* first half of this sea- cleared the way foe Ltindqultl hy­ »on's play tomorrow night with mning down two Apopka tarklers loop leading Perfect ion Dairies on the in Again Carter’* kick rolling against Ibird place ABC failed and it w»* 12 7 A fake kick on fourth down was Garbage Service. other matches will pit Roumillat the key play in a payoff drive a A- Anderson (serot-d place) against few minute* lalrr. Apopka, unahle cellar dwelling Roh*nn’s Snorting In move, kicked A 10 yard vprinl Good* ami fourth place Wilson by f.undqutst and a 12-yard pass Maier against fC 'h r*"*-e-| Wade's to Alan Sw-aim got Dm drive under way. Market. Dandridgr then uncorked a 41The standing* remained uncharg­ Some of the younger golfers a r­ home course, although ll ha* hren Three former champions. the van) aerial to Jones to Ihe Apop ed as a result of games last week PGA Player of the Year *nd a rived over the weekend. Other* changed since he played it last. ka 20 The drive almost stalled former PGA champion wilt lead were to arrive today. A clinic Is Oliver finishes! third here la»t year Perfection holds a slim edge over here as the Seminole* received ROUIIllltat with a 3"i-2Jlx won-lost i fast field into the annual $15,000 scheduled for 3 p. m Wednesday, re—i- 1 ""- 1—IU-*. I- «-,1-r*oo ' ** four penalties on successive plays. Mayfair Inn Open golf tournament tournament play Is scheduled to and always must be regarded as a 32-21 mark. ABC I* 31H -214 , Dandridgr dropped hark as If tn a contender, start Thursday morning Final* are here this week. kick, but firrd a pass to LundOthers expected to make the Wilwn-Maier ?33t. "'a-*' Back to defend the title he won scheduled Sunday over the 6 .ton quist. who fought hl» way for 27 and Robson 2J'i-33'». here last year mtU he Waller Bur yard, par 7t course tourney after cutdown time are Wilson-Maier Furniture 1*1 * It's yards and a first down on the Taking part in the golf clinic kemo. Other former winner* to Frank Stranahan. Wes Elli* Jr . scratch game, 671. and high Dsrter 10 Kirk carried three Wednesday afternoon will be Jay rompele are AJ Balding ( Mi and times to cross the double strloe. Hebert. Mayfair's touring pro; one of the hottest golfer* on the scratch seric*. 1,882 for the even­ This time. Terry Christenson tried Mike Felrhlrk, winner In "36 ing. while Wade's look the handl­ pro circuit now; BUI Casper Jr , Dow Finslerwaid. Player of Ihe Arnold Palmer, winner of the Mss es'* - o * r with apt a>vl Roumillat the PAT. but the kick was wide Year, and Lionel Hebert, cx-PGA trrs: Porky Oliver, Paul Harney, and Fred Hawkins, lioth of whom Shaw put Apopka hack In the rhamp, will he Joined by other out­ Baser and Finslerwaid have finished m the money In rec­ ended up with high handicap game wilh a 31 yard gallop a fewThe men who finished 1-2 1 last ent tourr.ey*. and all of the ••big1’ rrrie*. 2,291. standing golfers such a* Juliua Perfection ami Robson'* had ihe minute* later. The nin climaxed Boros, winner of the Carltr.g Open year are considered strong threats names. closest match as they split the a march which began wi'h the a few weeks ago; George Bayer, for the title Burkemo, as defend­ four points; only three pin* dif­ kickoff, S'-aw's running and pass­ fn the latter category are such who edged Sam Snead in the Ha­ ing champ, must bt regarded as ference In thetr total pinfall nf the ing were responsible for prartlralvana Open: Pete Cooper. West * strong contender. Jay Hebert, playrr* a* those already mention­ ly every yard In this drive. The Palm Beach Open champion, and who finished second, has been ed. pint Marty I'urgol. A! Hesse- evrning a* Ibc Dairy ended with point failed, tmt Apopka trailed 2.217 and Robson's had 2.214. shooting well. Too. this Is his many others. link. Doug Sanders. Doug Ford. Wilson-Malar split with Roumillat only by five points. IS 13 Ed Merrlns, Jim Turnesa, Chick as the furniture tram took two Then came the play that turned Harhert. Ernie Vo»iler. Billy game* and the druggists took one the tide Dandridgr took a re Maxwell and Tony Lcma. and total pin*, with their score verse from Kirk on the ensuing kick'd! and went ST yard* for a Frank Mebane Jr., Mayfair Inn of 2,291, lo win by 12 pin* manager, said a new record I* ABC Garbage Service had their TD. Christenson again failed to expected In the gallery, lie des sponsor on the front t» neb root convert, hut Seminole left Ihe field crlbed the 1938 field >s« "Ihe lin­ Ing them on to win Ihirr game* al ,'u‘ "hit a 21 13 lead, ed " yrl to play in the Mayfair from Wade's. This match, ton. was Apopka fumble early in the Open. dose with 19 pin* between the to third |-rrlcd set the stage for the More than 60 of lhe*iution'a top- tal pin.* at ABC had 2.213 and final Seminole TD. Middleton grab Newlywed Paul Harney used to the second hot test streak of 1937. lied Ihe loose pigskin at the Apop he known at the second longest Two weeks after he won the ranked pros will be trying lor Wades 2.233. ka 4« and the Seminole* soon were spots in the tourney. Mebane slid High game scratrlt. 163, and high Carting open, he won the Lab*it hitter on the tour. touchdown hound again The pay­ Ihe course is In "fine shape" and *crie* scratch, 443. wrre roiled by Now they call this bashing bride­ Open tn Montreal He's continued the marshals, headed by Joe Ra M arrlr Woods (Wl'son-Maierl; off play waa an eight yard pass. groom the “beer king." In 1937, to play great golf since. ker, arc ready to handle the handicap game of Jf>5 was Dieted Dandridgr to Jones Big gainer* leatotaling Paul fulfilled hi* ear­ Acquisition of a putter frum crowds. by both I ran McPherson <Uuumll in the drive were two p**<r« to lier promise and won the l.abatt P G A Tournament Coordinator lat) and Doris Schneiltr (IVrlrc Swat in. Slone ran the point to and Carling Opena en route to Tnnv Vnthonv and * decision to tionl. Donna French (ABC i '-ad make It IMS. follow through with the clubhead bis best season the high handicap *er c* with her Shaw took the atr lanes tn spur No player on the tour gained as close to tie ground as possible 13*; the Darters lo tliclr final TD are two other changes which Paul more stature In '57 than this selfOnly one turkey Tried, that by finding the Seminole line loo effacing, wiry New Knglander. feels helped his game. Lueille Harris fPcrfcctloni Split* tough. Shaw began hitting his tar­ Paul's 1957 earnings were ap. Should this graying 2* year-old were nude by Marian Adam* get* hy air to move to the Semi from Worcester, Mass , maintain prosimatety $30,000. He ranked (Perfection! as she toppled the bole 25 Then he raced (or this hii ‘S7 rate of improvement he Hath on tile official PGA money 3 10. and Jane Pruden (Roumtllst) «hlrd touchdown of the night in a eould very well be one of the list, quite a Jump from his 37th With only four schooling session* who picked up the 3-7. bit nf beautiful broken field run dominant figure* in tournament spot of Ihe year before, left, tonight will he a busy one , ning, I-ee added Ihe point and this Until he won at Flint. Harney's golf for year* to come. at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel was the end of the scoring Captain of the Holy Cross Col­ sole victory as a pro came in the Club when 31-event*. starting al Track Captain PitL'ki'fi Sanford generated steam on two lege golf team In '32. Paul Joined 1936 Egyptian Match Play Cham­ 7.39, will send 192 greyhounds NEW YORK <UPI|—' mil* 111*„ ,,,hf*' " " V 1""* W ° n 'Y galloping over the oval th* tour In November. 1934, a few pionship *one of Sciridale, v> vi has w been ended, . ' hut was „ unable to make In addition to Carling and Lamonths after his discharge from Several of the speedster* will be elected captain of the IIM io * JL. , , * £ ,, tn the U. S. Navy, in which he senr. batt Opens and the $3000 Imperial trying for perfect schooling score* ed in the Pacific area as a lieu- Valley Open. In which he lost a nf three win* tn three *tarti, al­ I'il'm " lll'.M al"1! , I 10" " ' h- A P**1 O- PPPPPr-l I - 'ho playoff lo Tony fem a. Paul's ready having two victories In the ten a ni. w <■ ; - » r TO m y . .... other 1937 high points were In the hag They Include McKrll, Mixed 1 ______ ihe Darter defense stiffened In his first full year on the Callente Open die for sixthi. Colo­ , mm | . , Slone handled the rhores on the lour. IMS, Paul won about 13.000. nial Invitation (tie for loths, Kan- Grade, Radar Check ami Modes , , H a w k s M a k e ( l i a n j i c final drive, which a n killed by In '36. his earnings Jumped to *a* Hlv oneo, Sam g-iead "esti­ la CHICAGO (U PI)—The Chicago * pass interception a* the tinai t t 2.000. Still he was 3Tlh on Ihe val. Eastern Open die for 19th), There Grade A event* are on PGA money list with an official All American Tournament, Miller lap. Ihe first. 11th and 2t*t. The Black Hawks have recalle 1 '-bn gun sounded. During this drive, McKcntio from Calgary of the Plgoti had the second unit in the total of $7,675. High life and West Palm Beach initial event fists such top perform­ There was nothing In Paul's '37 Opens (lie for fourth t. Dallas ers as Go Surrie, Radar Cheek. Western Hockey League and came briefly. He also employed winter tour performance to indi­ Open (tie for righthi and San Die Shade. Blue Shot and pocket Roe vhipped Howard Glover t» (lie a squad composed of senior* in the game when it ended. Vet. Go Buttle in this race, her same minor league farm cate he was about to blossom out go open (lie for sixth). ------------------s________ ---------------—--------------«■ brother and Krnnrlmatc, Go HirUntil the Sam Snead Festival Paul's drives average a!x>ul 27n event at Greenbrier in mid-May yards and he altnbules his dll- ry. In the llth and Golden Em hit play was sporadic and be was iince to a combination of a large press and McKrll in (hr 21it have well back in the pack. arc and speedy hand action lie excellent chance* of landing a *pot At'Greenbrier. Dutch IfarTlson employs a wide stance and an In the Inaugural Handicap, the shot a final round 62 to nose Har­ unhurried backswlng However, featured opening night attraction • ney out but Paul was on his way. when he gets about half way Saturday. After tieing for second la the through his downswing he really Schooling will continue nightly Grrenhrler tournament, he tied for lashes at the bill through Thursday but the trark fourth at Kansas City. He failed Paul actually heal gigantic will be dark Friday as final prr to qualify for the L. S. Open George Bayer in one driving mn parationi are made for .Satur­ and went home for a rest. '/!tV \'V lest, tn Ihe Cavalcade of tlolf day's opening Oddly enough, his failure to qua­ event in September, 19.33 How­ lify for the Open helped trigger ever. Ihe 5-11 Harney his no in Paul a sensational summer surge. lent ion of displaring Bayer, who W i n t f s R e c a l l P l a y e r While home, the ’1? F.astrrn In- at 2 W pound* outweigh* Paul by DETROIT (UP!)—The Detroit tereolleglale champion get a help­ nearly inn pound*. as the game’s Red Wing* have recalled Claude 7 tSaltn ufsA ful hint from his dad. » good golf­ Babe Both LaForge from Hershev of ihe er and retired Worcester police Touring rros whose b*»n the Amrnean league Laf'orge, on sargesnl "You're moving your most helpful lo ihl* quiet 1(2 lean to Hershev since Nov 19. head while you're putting.'’ said pound human howl tier are Ted had three assists but did not hit dad. "Better keep it still." Kroll. Jackie Burke and Paul's srore a goal in 11 games with It was alrielly a case of fa'her closest friend. Don Fairfield Detroit knowing best, for Paul went to Flint. M;eh . and won the Carling Open with a nine under par 273 Paul was under par In 21 of his D A Y & N IG H T neat 26 competitive rounds, being over par In only two. This was P a n e l r a y H E A T IN G Former Champs Head Field For M ayfair Open Sandspurs To Hit Season's In Tuesday Games Paul Harney Called Turn O n Performance In 1 9 5 7 I 31 Races Scheduled Al Track Tonight --I ARDELL ARNISH Writers (ret Awards CHICAGO iUPI>—Dana Moiley of the New York Dally News and Tom Davison of the Houston Post have been named winners of the Burke golf writing competition conducted by the Golf Writers As­ sociation. They received rash ■wards of 1200 and a plaque. • NO hot ctllinr* • NO nprrlfll riowet apace neemary • NO ton* ft «pen«h# duel* f lu fiwMt type nf «d"W m*"fort FA J02M Howell, Tormohlen, Cox Leading SEC By DAMP M. MorriTT ATLANTA .DIM* - Mar* dawn Halley Howell of Mississippi State. Gene Tormnhlen of Tennessee and Johnny ( bv of Kentucky on your early season all star rhcck list Howell, 6-7 senior from Middleton. Trnn . continue* as the S-iutbeastern Conference’s best be* for All • America recognition He poured 109 point* through the hoops last week a* the Maroons took lopsided wins over three small time foe*. This Included a record • setting 47 point* a.'sinst Union ar.d 33 more Saturday right tn a 91-46 romp over Southwestern, Howell. who:e 27.8 average last season was the nation's fourth hrst, has a c-tnrent a’ cra-o of 393. A’ot-. Min Tourney Tennessee won three major vic­ tories last week and raptured the Seminole Cagers Defeat Pierson; Second !n Row By Jrrryr Covington The Sanford Seminole haskrthill squid traveled lo Pierson Friday afternoon and made it two in a row In the early season. Pierson made things a little tough at first, but the Seminole* were able lo come out on top, 70 59, The sharp shooting of Alex McKibbin .xml Jim Grace) paced the Seminole attack. John Robert* was lop man for Pierson. In the preliminary contest, San ford Junior Hi h drfratrd the young squad (rum Pierson. 3121. Middleton, Barley, anil Colbert pared the Seminole attack In this one by throwing in srvrn points each. Coach Bud Layer's squad, minus the service* of the football play­ rr*, really poured tn the points wtth McKibbin and Gracey bad ing the way. Gracsy dropped in 3 . mostly in the first half, and McKibbin took over in the final half ami dumped In 22 for Ihe winners. These two handled a big portion of the rebounding chores and playrd rontrol type basketball all afternoon. Center Charlci Orvaler took ad­ vantage nf his height ami took most of the rebound* from the hoard' lie also added eight points under the basket on Jump shot* and tip Ins. With the shooting Intents display­ ed by Ibis squail. Coach Layer Is very optimistic about the rliancc* this season after the footballers are ready lo go All conference guard* Ray Lundquist and Cecil Dandridcr, who were making his­ tory on the grid field Friday night, arc among the best hall handler* in the ORC. With I'm added 2 M iam i P layers height of Alan Swalm and Gerald Jones, this squad will be plenty Sign For Shrine tough Last year's record of 16-11 MIAMI (U P lt- The University is Ihe test modern day record of Miami's Bill Tocdf and Charlie for SI IS and thta squad could eastDiamond have been named to the ncbel team in the annual th i good year. Shrine North South college All- SANFORD PIERSON Star football game here Dec. 27. McKibbin 6 Bradley 22 Poole, a 193 pound end. played Taylor 2 Robert* 2 a kry- role Saturday In Miami'a Gracey Wells 23 RlrhsrdMin 9 2 0 victory over Oregon, tackling Allred ft a Webfoot iwhind the goal for (he Oravalcr Robin son 13 9 winning safety • Davis. M 6 Diamond, a 22 p»UDd tackle, Peridcs 1 ha* been a stalwart In the Miami Davl* H. 38 70 line fnr Ihe last three year* U 0« Midwestern Invitational at Kent, Ohio. Tormobien scored 19 point* and grahVd off 25 rebounds In a one-point win over Wynmlnr at home, had 22 points when the Vela heat M tchiiin in the M ldwstern frrqt round, and scored 23 Situp. day night as Tennessee best lYg. nmlng afatn. this time M-on. J Cox i* the only starter back from the 1937-M Kentucky five which won the conference sod NCAA championship*. H# sewed 27 point* In the Wilde*!*’ season opening win over Florida State, then came Ihrouah with 22 more Saturday nleht as Kentucky edged Temple 76 71. Two more imsil time opponent! far Missis'lnpl Stste this weak give Unwell a chance lo fatten his scoring, but Trrmohlrn and Cox have rougher assignments. Tennessee'* tone fame thla vreik Is against defensive-minded AVake Forest while Kentucky faert three tnuehie*—Duke. Southern Metho­ dist and St. Lout*. Rebel* Work Hard Mississippi tied Mississippi Stale and Tennessee for the over • all lexd in Ihe Southeast wtth three win* last wvfk. But Ihe ItebeU failed to im pm * as their opposL (ton w.-s weak yet their victeHes hard-earned. Saturday night. Ml*sissippi qecdrd a last • moment spurt to edge Union 97-Si. Georgia hold* the only Intra' • confr-rcnce win to date. The Bulldog* beat Florida M • 63 In midweek Georgia, Alabama, Au­ burn amt Tulane are all tied with Kentucky reeord-wtse at 2-0. -Lou­ isiana State won lit only game of llir week. Florida and Vanderbilt are M , and Georgia Tech, expegfrd to be heller, brings up the r«ar with a 12 mark .. Everybody needs money sometime K A C IN g when you t ' o . . . visit F A M I L Y ! If you need » UP TO $600 phone: FAirfix 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! Cash Tee Retail* SEASON OPENS SATURDAY NIGHT I 11 Big Karen • Post - Time 8:10 P. M. Schooling • 7:30 P. M, T o n ig h t • Admission Free $120 00 188 00 22000 31200 43200 392 00 24 Meatshi Rstwiali t 7.00 1100 13 00 1100 7400 3700 FAM ILY F IN A N C E S ER VIC E, I N C Of SANfOIP l2SSoudtP»tk ArtflW ! ■ a T A I V D lum ber K co., 700 FRENCH AVE. SO U TH ER N N A TU R A L G A S C O . JP2 Papford Ave. U 'N I H in s r IN Ol’KN - Seminole Half, shown 11:57 left in ths? first half, Apopka hack Hay LttndquiM turn* <>n the speed in « lending 7-ti. This play came in the Seminars' second ipintier play in the Celery Howl. An second TI> drive. The Sanford squad won, Apopka defender moves up in tut attempt D> 31-20. cut hint down. Scoreboard in backjrrnund (Photo by Herftstrom) FA 2-7121 SANFORD PboM: FAirfn 24612 Sanford. Florida •t **'■* I.nraled 8 Mile* South Of Pnnfnrd On Highway 17-92 17 ^ a S t^ �• - ' ' Dm. * M l Iff V o tirf f r r .I I V ' -"-V ‘ -i J - -■ Mayfair Opening Begins Social Season Fashion went on parade S iturJv John Ivey. Lcdr. and Mr*. Dave finer, Mr. and Mrs. E. Redman, di*r. Mr. *nd Mrs. n. K arts. Sir.! Mr*. Sanrster, Lt iJs> and Mr* oiuvae, LI. ard Mrs John Me- Mr. and Mr*. William Strlpp. Mrt. and Sirs. Pollotk. Sle, and Mrs. Bitorch. Lt. and Mrs. Till. Kns night during the annual »p:r racier*. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stulterheim. Mrs. Janet Smith. 3lr. M. M. Bloom. Mr. and Mra. SI. L. land Mri. Margin. Mr and Mrv. of the San Frrnel-eo Giant s Ms; 'ooVr. Mac!' Cleveland Jr. and and Mr*. Glenn McCall. Mr. ind Raborn J r . Mr. and Sirs. Gordon!Par:er. L t l r a r t Mrs. P —e: fair Inn. The bubble, trapere, an: late. Mr. snd Mrv Ed Higgins. Mra. Tom Largen. Mr. and Mrs. Bradlev. Sir. and Sir*. Myron LL and Sir*. Je m n . Lt. and Sirs balloon were well reprt:ente- Irard Mrs Wal!v Philips. Mr. Herbert Stecitrom. Mr. and Mrs. Berk. Mr. ind Mr*. Joe Wolfe, Bent. Sir. and Mr*. D. W. Kenne among the beautiful ball gown? rati Mrs B L Perkins Jr., Mr F- <•’. Harper Jr.. Dr. and Mr*, Father ard Sirs. John T ama*. dy, Ll. and Mr*. Simmons, Cdr ind Mrs Lee Moore, Mr. and R°lwrt Smith. J. Alexander Jean M in Cirol Store. Mr. and Mr*. and Mrt. Froivird, Led', and gracing the dim e Boor. Mrs nirt ard U-a», Mr and Mrs Wolfer. Mr. and Mra. W. K. Me- Ed Weber. Mr. and Mra. Bob Mr*. Mann, Lt. ard Mr*. DeGanCuest* were greeted at the door Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Welbl*. •hi, 14. and Sfrt. Weftand. Lt. W. W. Horne. Mr. and Mr*. A Heberts. and Mra. ODea. Lt. *nd Sir*. by Mr. ind Mrs. Frank Mebane K st-oeiraker, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Parker, Sira. Either Ridge. J r. Cocktails were served in the William iN batk, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mr*. Roy Symei. Mr. and Mra. UllUn Wight. Mr*. Griee Sindcn, Cdr. and Sir*. McJnnli, c o s ta l lobby, where two long ta­ Cavanaugh, Mr and .Mr* James Mr*. Andrew Carraway, Sir. and Blount. Sirs. Camilla Bruce. Sir*. Cdr. and Mr* r-. Mr. ard Mr* J*?W Mrs. BIB Hutchisen. Mr. and Mr*. Rom Boyle. Mrs. George Hirdefl. bles were centered with mauve l.ivl: Josia* .Mrs. Irene Kent, Mr. and A B. Peterion Jr.. Mr. and Mr* Sir*. El Dunn*. Mn. Grace Grar. and white chrysanthemums and Sir Wadr Snyder. Mr. »nd Mr*. Jim Smith, Mr. and Mr*. Cliff Mr*. Lenabetle J*nnii g*. Sir*. Ade­ ft]!ed with an array of hors d ocu N D Caprice. Sir. and Sirs Mer SIcKibbin. Cdr. and Mrs. J. ft. laide Motes, Mrs. R R- Das. Mn. trrea. rill Foster, Stisi Nancy Foster, Davla, Lcdr. and Mri. Robert Henry Deal, Mrs. Peggy Walsh. Store than five hundred dined Sir and Sirs. Harold Kaslner. Mr. Conn, Carl Hubbell. Sirs, Helen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. on aleak, served In the shocking ard Mrs. Blllhimrr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Miss Ceclle Heard. Walt and Mr*. Donald Jones, Dr. and pink and aqua dining room. The Mills, MaJ. ar.d Mrs. Boy Brown,; Gltlow, Mr. and Mr*. Dick Mapes. Sira Van Parker. Dr. and Mrs. delicious dinner began with fresh Bob Browning. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mr*. Rutaell Spencer, Sir. Mathers. Dr. and Mr*. Brooksmllh, fruit In citrus rups, and concluded Dou|l*s KieUiter. Mr. and Mrs. ■nd Sir* Rex Parkes, Ur. and Dr. and Mrs. White. Mr. and Sirs. TUESDAY Rote mood, Mr. ind Mr*. William with a confection of biscuit tor- Wayne Kara*. Mr. and Mrs. John Mr*. Hal Harris*. Kader. Paul Hickson. Mildred Tur­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mebani Jr., Leffler Jr„ Mr. ar.d Mr*. F. E. The regular meeting ef th: Wil tonl. A* gurus danced to the music ner, Mr. »nd Mr*. C. C. Hendcr- Sir. and Mr*. Jack Trout. Sir. and Roumillat J r . Lcdr. and Mr*. Ros Mrs. Joe Biker. Dr. and Mrs. Ben •ircd r.'llo o k . *Mr! and" M n .'Iter- *cn Seh*>> TA * “l h' hrl<l • ’ of Pete Rukur and his Populalres. ton. Sir. and Mr* John Dunn, Mr. Abbergcr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ry Robson, Dr. *nd Mr*. Charle* 7:30 p. m. City Judge Ambrose they exchanged greetings with fritnds from all over Central Flor­ »nd Mr*. Pete Knowles, Mr. and MclUer. Mr. and Sirs. Herb Jac­ Park, Lcdr. and Mr*. Ernest Oliiff will be the guest speaker. A covered diah *upper will precede ida. The Mayfair Inn opening un­ Mrs. Foots Yelvlngton, Mr. and obson. Mr. and Sirs. Bill Toll. Sir. Mills. Mr. and Mr*. ..oumUlat S r, the meeting at 6:30 p. m. officially ushers in seasonal gaiety Mrs. John Krider, Mr. and Mrs. and Sirs. Charles Tlttenbaum. Sir. in Sanford. Joel Field, Sir. and Mr*. Jim and Mrs. Sam Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr* Fred Dy»cn. Mr. WEDNESDAY H was a night for holiday dress; Krider, Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Paul Lee Samuel, Mr. Bruns, Mr. and arvd Mr*. H. Sayer, Mr. and Mr*. with brilliantly colored gowns Kruir. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lam- Mrs, Brute Paddotk, Mr. and Al Lee. Mr. ind Sir*. I. Batten. Luncheon at 12:30 p. m. al the complemented by partners in even­ bertson. Mr. and Mrs. Slartin Mr*. Roy Green. Sir. and Sira. Mr. and Mr*. G. Duncan, Mr. and Sanford Woman's Club for all de­ Mr*. F. D. Scott. Mr. and Mr*. ing Jackets and Navy uniforms. Rliri, Mr. and Mrs Charles Sch- R. W. Peiold. Sir. and Mrs. H. Attending Ihe opening was Mrs. nieder. Sir. and Sirs. Peter Kra- C. McNulty. Lt. and Mrs. Escu- John Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. partments. The American Home Jack Russell, Mr. and Mr*. Bat- Department will have a tree and Christy Walsh, widow of the fam­ ney, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Mahan. ous pitcher, who has arrived In Lt. and Sir*. Ken Torbett. Cdr. a shower for the Children’* Home. Sanford to take over her duties snd Mr*. W. Carlin, Sir. and Mri. The Fine Art* Department will as hostess for the Mayfair Inn Lawrence Swafford. Sir. and Mr*. present the program. Hostesies Those making reservations were Me.-le Warner, Mr. and Mr*. Ralph art: Sir* Howard Stontlelh, Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Joe Aberbach, Mr. Wight, Mr. and Sira. White, Sir. B. R. Beck, Mr*. K. E. Pcurifoy, and Mrs. Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. and Mn. Art Harm. Mr. and Sirs. Mr*. C. L. Reddirg, Sir*. Brodie Sehnefderman. Mr. Bernstein. Mr. Al Wilton, Mr. and Sirs. C. R. Williams, S in. Robert Rhodes. and Mrs. Tom Armao, Mr. AccarWllion. Sir. snd Sin. C. R. Kniaht, dl, Mr. and Mr*. Carter. Pr. 0. TH UUDAT L Barks. Dr. and Mrs R. Miller, Officers Wive* of VAH-9 attend­ They are Mrs. James Ross and Mr. and Mrt. Jim ei Young, Sir. and M n. Ed Simon, and Str. and Col. and Mrs Gee, Sir. and Mr* ed a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Mr*. Earl Yale*. Barracks No. 4M, Veterans of Mrs. SleTavish. Doug Igen, Mr. and Mrs J. H Those attending were: Mrs. Wil­ Col. and Mr*. Jam es Truitt, World War 1. and Ihe Ladle* Aux­ Scott, Mr. and Mrs. N. McCul­ George Waters Wednesday. Sir*. liam Schmidt. Mrs. J. L. Chaffee, iliary. will have a turkey dinner Mis* Glenna Stagill. Sir. and Sir*. lough, Mis* Grace Barr. Mr. ar.d R. W. Legerc was co-hostets. Mr*. E. P. Y»!e», M.t. Ralph Mit- Qsarlei cSe, Mr. ar.d Mr». D? SL A m .S Mrs. MeGruder. Mr. and Mrs. El­ An arrangement of red poin- lus, .Mr*. Floyd Harrti. Mr*, mer Bocrcer. Mr. and Mr*. Hi- settlas was placed In the living R. G. Anderion. Mr*. J. E, Couq*d f/ d!r Mr. M?E<1.n ic l^ 's D G e styles, Uflon FA Hut<r oa land, Mr. and Mrs. Rawls, Mr. and room. Highlight of the decorations lint, Mr*. J. Q. Prldemore Jr„ Swafford. andd " sMrs. s«ao.17 M C*!l >,r*' _________________ Mrs. Mack Brown. Mr. and Mr*. was an elegant silver table Christ Mr*. W. W. Powell. Mr*. K. M. Warner. Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Weir. ' Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. tree. The tip of each branch was Bent, Mr*. John Steven*, Mr*. Mr. and Sir*. Fred Ganas, Mr. and Sira. Beech, Dr. and Sira. Brown. adorned with miniature gold orna­ Thoma* J. Kilellne, Mra. A. D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shedden, ment* in the ahape of mow Blicaener. Mr*. W. E. Plppla. Gordon Stanley, Cdr. and Sirs. BllcMoer, Lcdr. and Mra. Sbover, Mr. and Mr*. Tom Shctbenbcrger. flake*. Mr*. E. F. Gold, Mr*. B. M. Flu- Lt. and Mr*. Waters. U . and Mr. and Mrs. Don Bales, Mr. and gerald. Mrs. James M. Ross, Mrs. Mr*. Kilellne. Lt. and Str*. Todd. Mrs. William Rush J r., Mr. and This trte will be used In the de­ Charles J. McCarthy. Lcdr. and Sir*. Field. Lt. and Mrs. Robert Walling. Mr. and Mrs. coration* for the forthcoming fa* Sira. Hutton. Cdr. and Sfra. Yalta, Kenneth Lrlfler. Mr. and Mrs. W. hion show and cocktail party. Lcdr. and Mri. Legarc, Lt. and W. Class, Mr. and Mrs. John II. VAII9 wive* will be ho»t**»*» lor Sin. Schmidt, Lt. and Mrs. An­ Williams, Dr. and Mrs. Llndlty, this OWC sponiored event. Several derson, Lcdr. and Sir*. Nelwn. Mr. and Mrs Mack Cleveland Sr., of Ihe officer* wive* who attended Capt. and Mr*. Ramage, Lcdr. and Dr. and Mrs. Ward Cassells, Ed Ihe luncheon will be model* In Mra. E. Frtt*. Davie and guest. Dr. and Mrr. the *bow. They ammed the other* Epps J r , Dr, and Mrs. Morgan. preient by tlrlklng poses in an­ Lt. and Sirs. Pruden. Lt. Cleve­ A breakfast at the Birbuon in Mr. and Mrs. Newman, Mr. and ticipation of the production. land and guest, Lcdr. and Mr*. Winter Park was a novel treat for A delicious luncheon was served Mrs. Marcel Faille, Mr. aiul Mrs. Welgle. Lcdr. and Mri. Jablonskl. the officer*' wive* of VA1I-7 Ed Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Sed Mor­ to the wive*. The menu Included Lt. and Sir*. Lilleboe, Lcdr. and Thuraday morning. Hostessei were rison, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fein- deviled eggs, shrimp salad, hot Mr*. Jennings. Lcdr. and Mrs. Mr*. Verne Jenning* and Mr*. berg, Mr. anu Mr*. Charle* Bone. cheese biscuit*, olives, pickle* and Hodge*. Mr. and Sir*. Roisa. Lcdr. Felix Jablonskl. Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Friedman. coffee, and Mr*. MrPhtrton, 14. and Mri. Pink table cloth* cohered the Jack Joiits, Dr. and Mrs. James A short business meeting follow­ Gcrlach, Ll. and Sir*. Youngbladr, individual tablet. Christmss orna­ Foley. Mr. and Mrs. Jack French, ed the luncheon. At this lime two The annual Chrlatmas party of Lt. and Mr*. Crawford. Cdr. and ments were used to decorate the Mr. and Mrs. Al White, Mr. and wives were elected to represent the Daughter* of Wesley Class Sira. Rowel], Lt. and Mra. Rob­ table* and a pink Christmas tree Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. the squadron on the new executive w*» held on Tuesday evening at ert*, 14. and Sirs. Slergyle, Cdr. adorned the buffet. Srrambird Erickson, Mr. aid Mr*. Slowcll, board of the Officers Wives club. McKinley Hall. and Mr*. Harold Lang. eggs, hot him biscuits, ind fruit Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Frederick. Mr. and Sirs. F. D. Stepp, En*. compote were aened. The hall was attractively deco3,-.\ and Mr*. Bol» Cushing. Mr. rated for the occasion in keeptng and Sir*. Repp. Lt. Benjamin. »'.J Mrs. Falrclolh. Mr. and Mr*, Lcdr. and Sirs Brubaker. Lt. and After the breakfast Christmas with the season. articles were sold from a baraar ■jruestle. Mr. ar.d Mr*. Ruben Sir*. J. if. Anderaon. class prei- Mra. Raliton, Lt. and Mr*. Sillier. table set up in Ihe room. The a r­ stein, Mr*. Velma Gonrale* and blent, presided over the business Dr. and Mrs. Backer, Lt. and ticle* were made by the iquadron escort, Mr. and Mrs. John Gallo session. The devotion wa* given members. vrjy, Mr. and Mr*. S O. Chase, by Sir*. T. o O'SUen. She read Mrs. Jam es Ramigc wa* a guest Mr and Mrs Roy Williams, Mr. Sill* Addle Prevail, bride elect, the: Christmaa ilory from the sec for the affair. Mr*. Harold Lang and Mrs. Hugh Wbelthel, Mr. and u.it honored Tuesday night by cn ip ltf of Luke. She preient wa* also preient and had at her Mrs. David Gatchel. Mr. and Mrs. Mils Dotty UoIJInger and her mo* ^ntit ed -The Shepherd gueit Mr*. Edith Lang, her mothAndrew Speer, Mr. and Sirs. P er, Mr*. V. C. Bollinger. )J.£ *•«' ln th* Field.'* Rev. rrln-law. Others attending were: Thomas McDonald. Mrs. Gerrily O Steen led in prayer. Mr*. K. B. Eicudler. Mr*. W. E. and parly, Mr. and Mr*. W. E The dining room table held a Routine business was disposed An Impressive candlelight cere- Pippin. Mr* E. F. Gold. Mr*. L. Gray, Mr. and Mr* Swift, Mr*. bridal arrangement of while ehry- of and committee rrporta were James Reedy, Capt. and Mrs Ar­ aanthemum*. given. Rev. and Sir*. T. C. money act the Irene Tuesday night R. Bauer. Mri. II. F. Brymt J r , thur, Mrs. Joo fully. Game* were played with prites o '8 iC€n. Mr*. Mildred Butner, and when the Zeta XI Chapter of Beta Mr*. Krn Rowell, Mr*. W. W. Mr. and Ml.. W. E. Gusufson, going to Mil* Patty Walker and Mill Margaret Houk were wtl- Sigma Phi held It* pledge ritual Powell, Mr*. C. J. Youngbladr, Capt. and Mrs. Stutsman. Mr. aud Mr*. Claudine Case corned a* visitors The following for the new pledges, 'hie Ritual o( Mr*. N. S. Pruden. Mrs. M, D. Mrs. Marlon Hannan. Mr. and Mb* Prevail was present* I with women made contributions to the Jewels was also held for pledge* McPherson, Mr*. J. D. Sapp. Mr*. Mrs. O. P. Herndon. Mr. and Mrs her gift*. Refreshment* were hlrthdjy bank: Mr*. A. B. St«r- who had completed a six month* J. H Bliiard, and Mr*. R. A. lltrfiL Earl Higginbotham. Mr. and Mrs. served. rns, Mr*. M. 1. Wright, Mr*. D. period. The new pledges are: Mra. Leon Those Invited to attend were: >(. Paul, Mr*. J. H. Anderson. Mr*. Loll Housholder, Mr*. Orov- Mill Versa Woodcock, and Mist Swain Jr.. Mr*. Sam Skelton, Mrt. Dorcas CIubs Meets Robert Reave*, and Misa Mary er. Mil* Helen Grover. Mill Edith Aline Chapman. The Dorcas Cla»s of the First Krygler. Mr* Juanita McCord. During the (Octal hour, gifts Ann Wright. Baptist Chufch met at the home of Mrs. Tolly Jone*. M us Mary Ann u tra distributed and the group Member* who recaivod their Mr*. W, 0. Tanner vilth Mrv c. Bukur, Miss Patty Walker. Mr*, sang Christmas carol*. Delirloui Ritual of Jewel* pin* were: Mr*. L. McCopd and Mrs J. H. Mitch­ Jo Ann Oglesby. Mis* Cathy Car refreshment* of congealed salad, Kenneth WlUUmt, M in Jo Ann* NOW SHOWING ell a* cohostmcs. Eleven mem­ lo*. MU* Ann Mtm*. MU* Jean sallinri. nuts, and coffee were Moore. Mm Sonja Monforton, and OPEN 12:45 ber* were preient etle Klnlaw, Mrs Sarah Krider. served by the December hostel* Mus Anna Muir. Tuc meeting was opened with a Mr* Margie Helm*. Mr*. Claud rt: Mr*. J. B. Williams, Mr*, The meeting wa* held at the AFTER SEEING MARUl devotional by .Mrt. Best and pray­ ine C**e, Mrs Prevatt, the bride- Charles Meriwether. Mn. J. H. home of Mr*. Ralph Betts. Mrs. GRAS, YOU WILL er by Mrs. Milthell. The minutes elect a mother. Anderson, Mr*. Claude Herndon, Delta conducted the business meet­ AGREE YOU 1)0 GET nf the prcvlsoi meeting were read Mra. R. F. Robison, Misa Vena ing. ft was decided to have Utt MORE OUT OF LIFE BY by Mr*. Curtl* Greene. The new Woodcock, and Mist Aline Chap­ Christmas party Dec. 30 at the GOING OUT TO A year books were given "ut. A PRINCIPLES OF LEFTOVERS man. home of Mr*. I. E. Batten. MOVIE. ( hrlilma* box for a needy fam­ When planning to use rooked ily was planned. An offering was meat in a second day dish, make collected and the treasurer’* re- sure that meat it well wrapped port given by Sir*. G .A. lUrri*. so as to retain it* moisture An The next meeting will be held at Idev In tHs tyre of rcelee would be Muffed green peppers. Simply the home of Mr*, lim it. A soclit hour followed adjourn­ con* nine finely chopped cnoked ment. Christmas gift* were ex­ beef with rice or mashed or diced changed b) menders and the potatoes and seasoning* and nlvrc teacher was preiented with a gift In green perper shell*. Cook un­ ,***; from the dais. Refreshment* of til pepper* are tender and meal fruit cake an I coffee were served. mixture lightly browned. Jjocal fcvswLb Waters Home Scene Of VAH-9 Luncheon HRS WAS A REUNION FOR THEMDr. and Mrt. Charlea Park Jr. cama back to Buford thla weekend to attend the May* flair Opanintr and aee old friend.. The I’arka are living in Gainesville while ha attenda the Univeraity of Florida. Left to right. Mn. Park. Dr. Park, Mra. W. C. Hutchison Jr., Mr. Hutchison, Mrs. Francis Roumillat Jr. (Herald Staff Photo) Shower Honors Marilyn Calhoun H iti Marilyn Calhoun. Detainbar bridodeet, waa honored with 8 mlarellanecu* ih o u r Wedntiday nlcbt by Mr*. It. B. Owen* •ad M n. Clyde Plerey at the borne of tbo former. Mr*. W. A. Kom i aulitad Tbe Owes, home w u allrac- Frossards Are Feted Cdr. and Mra. Jo* IVotiird wer* honored Friday right when nffl c a n and wire* of VAll-3 bald a cocktail parly In ihe B. O Q. Cdr Fiw uird wat rerrnlly relieved aa eemmandln* offlrrr of the train­ ing Squadron by Cdr. Krnla |lorn il. Hr la now aliarhcd to Ihe Heavy Atiark Wing Staff aa trainlfl| offlrer. The aervlne tattle was centered With an arrangnmrnt of rH and while chrysanthemum*. Guest* helped themselves to allcrd tur­ key, hoi rolli, ro u t beef and •brlmp. During the evening Cdr. John Dooley presented the Frniiarda with a pair of aitvrr candelabra trim the ofllcerr of VAII-3. The firmer commanding officer waa alio given a wooden plaque, mounted with the aquadmn Inilgala and appropriate!: engraved. Mra. Fronard received a co r aaga of while carnation* About fifty offlrrra end wivea of VAII-3 attended. BEEF ABOUT TAMS SEW YORK —<tJPl l - Corned beef d 'tin 'i atwaya have to b* lervcd with cabbage. Try It with yams ln*Md. Cook, peel end maah 4 medium yams, or ur* 1 (1-pound) ran yam*, drained and maibed. Mia half the yama with 1 (12 ounce) can corned beef, rut In chunk*, and I medium onion, •hopped. Add M teunoon lalt, ml* welt, shape into 4 oblong pat. tiai, and arrange In gTMaad ahallew baking dlih. Top with remainOf of y arn and ■ mar»hm*Uow« Bake In 330 degree even So min­ utes. Serves 4. COMBINATION CORN DREAD NfiW YORK - <UP1>- Tomato-cbweae-coru lx tad makes a dt. Uelou* addition to luncheon* or •upper* whin a hearty coup la (he main diah. Uaa your favorit* yallow corn ) m d or eorn m iffin me* or tha taejpa an the pacing* of enriched yallow corn mail. BubiUtuta to­ mato aatice for the amount of mik la the recipe and combine tha other Ingredient* a* directed. Pour the bitter Into • grrated fl­ inch aquara pan or muffin tin. ike with l/4-eup grated sharp r cheese. Bek* eecordisg « . te package directions. n urban* axAuwiWat te rreee eeeertfcect MtlnsettU, lev temperature maat taefcagy ytelda 10 te M per pci cent Duly docoratid with while chry­ santhemums ar.d gtrbra d s lic ; Interirersed with fern. The man­ tle waa adorned with white taper a In a crystal randlthoider embank­ ed with fern and muni. Several garnei, under tha direc­ tion of Mrs. Owens, were enjoyed. Price winners were Mra. W. O. Fleming, Mrs. W. A. Norris, ac t Mr*. Arthur Beckwith Jr. After the games the bride elect opened her gift*. Guests were re­ ceived In th<* dining room for re­ freshments. ’Dt* table was cover­ ed with a white rut-work cloth Hie wedding motif was curm-d rut In the two large wedding l*cll rales, and the Individual wedding bell eakea. The nitres of the bride and groom were writtm cn the large rakes and l)» dale of the wedding on the Individual cakss Sandwiches, mints, nuts, and cofft* were also served. Invited to attend Ih* patty were: Mra, J. A Calhoun, Mr*. M. (i. Harriett, Mr*. T. H. Dal! Jr.. Mrs W. A. Norris. Mr* A E Klpti, Mrs. Keith Westfall. Mrs. W. 0. Fleming, Mrs. A. 11 Beck­ with Hr., Mrs. A. )l. Ileckwith J r , Mrs R. B. Lamb. Mr* M. R. Inkle, Mrs. C. S Wynn. Mrs. A. G. Jones Mr*. Otto Anderson, Mrs. W. D- Gunier. Mrs A. A Lutheran Church Has Luther League Rally The Good Shepherd United l.u tberan Church held Its lirvt t.utlier Lav cue Rally meeting Sunday at the parsonage Mr. and Mrs Erneat Bolick Jr. were the leader*. live m rtllnr opened with the reading of Psalm <r! and waa fob lowed bv the sinning of a hymn Paslor Be lid. spoke on the sub­ ject ‘ It |i Up To is". An offer Inn was taken alter whirl) the Lord* Prayer and the Luther league Benediction ware given. A business meeting follow id Joy Wester, Penny Anderson, and Dolan Willmon w nc Iccted to be on the Sent' r Sleerlng CommlU< *. Karen Mclsler. Sonja Weslcr, ami Sharon Schwarts were elected to be on the Junior Steering Commit­ tee. Refreshments wrre served and • recreation period held Those present were: Buster An­ derson, Penny Anderson. Sharon Shwarts, Bonnie Shwarts, Susan Garrow, Boyce Morels, Aubrey Morels, Gary Morets, Karen Mittler, Donald Willmon, George Mill mon, Dolan Willmon. Junior Mann, Joy Wester, Sonja Wester, and Mr. and Mrs. Dollrk. The nett meeting will In- held Dee. 14. M>cr» aud Miss Nancy Myers, Oviedo, and Miss Elisabeth Mcth- via. Church Calendar HONDA* Dearoc* of the First Baptist Church meet at 7 p. m. The El lie Knight Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs W D. Gunter, 2010 Yashin,"ton Drive at 7:10 p in. Phecrcit Baptist Church Youth fellows' Ip at Ihe church at 0.30 P m. Evening Circle No. 1 o( the Women of the First Presbyterian Church, Mrs Floyd G. Care, chairman, will meet at a p. m, with Mts, G rtrvide Gilbrrl, 703 IMmetto Ave. Evening Circle No. 2 o( the Women of the First Presbyterian Church, Mra. Jack Woodruff, chair­ men, will meet with Mrs Woodtuff, I.och Arbor, at B p. m Evening Circle No 3 ef (ho Women ol Ihe First Presbyterian Church, Mr* Warren Adims, chairman. will meet at • p. m. with Mrs. W. B. Anderson, 31« Oak Ave. The Bijr Scout* of Ihe First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7 p. m. The Sesslun of the First Preshyti-rtan Church will meet In the Session Room at 7;3fl p m rUKMtAr The Woman'* Bible Clan of the First Itjpbsl Church will have a Christmas dinnrr fullourd by a t-uslneis mevtlnK, In the Assembly Hall at 0:30 n. m. Crusader Choir of the First Haptill Chorrh practice* at 7 p. m. Tile Junior iellom hlp nf the Flrit Prcsbylerlan Church will meet at 3:30 p. in. and the Junior ( bolr will meet for rehearsal at 4:30 p. m. The Pioneer Fellowship uf the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 0 p m. W. 8. C. 1. ' irdes of the First Methodist Church meet it 0 tS a. m. as f&jlows: Curie One meets wtlh Mrs. Ernest Southward, 020 W. 20th SI. Cirri* Two meets with Mr*. John Morgan, 131 Summerlin. Circle Three meeli with Mrs. E. M Williams, 2101 Oak Ave. Circle Four meets with Mra. Bos oe Taylor, 24N6 Orange Ave. General Insurance H. JAMES McKinely Hall Scene Of Party Shower Honors Addie Prevatt Sorority Holds Pledge Ritual Diamonds lost forever. . only the mountings go out of Ity lr Let our craftsm en rem ount your own diam onds in a new m ounting of exquisite d e­ sign. MODERN MAGIC MW MOUNTING lUUStMAUD USING YOUR (MAN DIAMONDS •ICt«»L TAX INCIUMO (JUT AGENCY M3 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-4451 H. JAM*? GUT JAMES & GUT Auoc. Breakfast Is Novelty For Wives MWI'M•* «- t Knot UWM* k a d e r Jeweler 111 8. Park FA 2-23U s t a r t s w it h TSorderis Egg Nog Here's the grandest egg nog >>ou ever served )*ur holiday guest* er your children'* fnradi. A rich, creamy-smooth blenJ c( wlvAcs.cn# dairy product* and delicious Savoiingt. Non-akoholir, of course. oaou ri0Mrout ao*o*Mmiumam pmoni eoaoesrt roe momi dcuvwv •e eur a t roue ~ s to m . .A 'it rt Iordan*,rigMtateeoear r _— £ 3 h » * 3 v,v,*-v.v *£J tjw uM KRDI C R f lS ___BOOI>QKH W - t t f if f i HAMUM iih i FMture: 1:00.3:08 5:1t • 7:34 • 9:32 �— !£ t 1 2 Robert (k i.d n n g , Ralph haircloth. Mrs. Ralph Bruestlc. Mr.-. uoiuon Frederickhaircloth, Robert Rugenstoin, Mrs. Robert Robert Cushing. Rugcnstcin, Mrs. Clark Bruestle, Clark Mi'*. John, Ivey, John Ivey, Mrs. James Raniage, Andrew Cairaway iVlrs, Herald Photographer Records Happy Moments At Mayfair t • » *T in * n k k k k k k k k k Three gay ladies sit one out Mrs. Irving Finebcrg, Irving Finebcrg, Mrs. Charles Bone, 1/ R h a r lc s R o n e i I 1 Good Time Charlie Morrison, John Kridcr, Mrs. John Krider * At Ball... For * i All Robert Bilihimer, Robert Browning, Harold Kastner Joe Baker, Mrs. Juu Raker, Mrs. Howard McNulty, Howard McNulty �• - n P i f t 8—Mon., Dm . I, 1058 W V$r #«afurB WtrtSB �Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You Z—FOR RENT U -B O A TS A MOTORS 11—FARM SUPPLIES ft MACHINERY % LO ST AND FOUND 14— PETS • LIVESTOCK 3— FOR RENT SUPPLIES Z-A—ROOM ft BOARD 15— ARTICLES WANTED 2—BEACH RENTALS IS—PLACES TO EAT 4— WANTED TO RENT 17—BEAUTY PARLORS 5—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IS—FEMALE HELP WANTED l»—MALE HELP WANTED «m*FARMS • ACREAGE • 29—MALE OR FEMALE GROVES SI-WORK W ANTED 7- REAL ESTATE WANTED : : - b l s in e s s 6—MISCELLANEOUS OPPORTUNITIES ZJ-SPKCIAI SERVICES f*FLOVVERS * PLANTS Z4-PIVNO SERVICES SH RU BS II-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS IS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT Zl—ELECTRICAL U —AUTOMOBILES . CONTRACTORS 23-A—BUILDING. REPAIRS, . TRAILERS ZJ.II HUH.DING SUPPLIER 27—NOTICE • PERSONALS Za—ARTICLES FOR SALE L e g a l N o tice II—FURNITURE * HOUSEHOLD Tiir. hTATi: o r rtA T .li'* to KMILJA ALROnA JoM-*. CAL To c r .m T o n i t i r N T K r u i n * i t aw-ern Comglftlw* PM n Z-FOR RENT rW i jjjin ,'. o-u In I loutt (linn hi anil f-r 2 bedroom u n fu rn lah cd h o u ir t i n CLASSIFIED INDEX Jb r #*n!nrft ftrs ll Z bedroom imfumlahn! apartment, kitchen rrtuipped I’h. FA Z0#31 No Longer Mon., Ufc. S, 1P5S— P as* 9 hou»e.» Owner hai reduced the price of thlt modern 3 bedroom concrete Mock hnmr tilth GE kitchen cxhauit fan. apace heater and hot water heater. Lane dlntnc area, terraro floor*. REDUCED to M2.JOO with only 17JJ 00 down and >63.00 per month. w. H. "Bill" S T E M P E R A|f»cy Realtor A Inaurtr Aitoe. Lauta B Oiler, IL E. Teffer Arlell Price, Everett Harper Phone FA 2-4P91 113 N, Park and ROSA L. PAYTON. Broker Phone FA 3-1301 3 bedroom Z hath C o u rt, I ItO p e r F A 2 3161. h o m e in R o te m onth. Phone HEAL ESTATE POH SALE CLOSE IN 4 b edro om . h o u • A pproa J ed land F A Z fJM Z b a th . I atory fa rm e re c e n t ly rem o d ele d a r r e a r le a r e d A f e n c ­ l/inr do-»n p avm en t istenstrom Realty ClarK of lha Circuit Ce-i-i Carrnll Purk*. Xtternev at l a ' . > n lo i : je danferd. rianoa ■allrltor for Plaintiff x o t i r r t o a r r r . x i * __ __ Tin; n a i i i : *>V T i n : s t a t e o r n/m tD A j im cCTfynsi Tf»; n x n n x n .* mo .vtw. i >. n d a n li t. a n d ---(l.tXIBI. Ill' and MODEL LAND l irill 1ANT a riarl-la tinepnrallen If llv. ina and If dtad. aaain.t lha -w unVnewn asauaaa half da. M v.«f#e. lataoaa. aranrati tr»•iltnr* j.d jn s autnatm a in Inlara.t dir* -ora Iruatrr*. or olhar turilra flalmlna t,v, ihrnuah »r under vr aralnai Dai hart Jlnota. |i |*. Danial and — Danirl. Ma «lfa. and Modal Land I'lm m nr, a riorMb corporal I<»fi tih a m i eai n «»r T o r .\n n XOTlFIKD thfti ft aillt i* <iui«t Ilfl* t »#r flltd •>>»:, T 14«rn11 i*r-. i p -I \>rll* Ma* It* mil hi* *Aifr, In th* s'arful* «■b* Nliuh 4uil u 14'l *' 1rr n 11 of I*If*rMi In iftd for 6«m1n?lt tJtynXY. In rhiiictFVa «n i K« fAlton Ins dee* cubed nmneriv. i*» i ?.ai li, BUck 4? .So _______ M h CM i* t *«#*«*. BrrnrdlnK t* pUi ihttfnf r#ronlH in 1*1*t linnk t I A|M :i t a» LI cf Tfs• Put** tlr fUanfrlt ilf rfamlnolf c?«yn* l) llofM*. is e n l sm j s r * h *r*h y r« 'iu lrf4 tn *#rsft ft Iftps of v onr Af I»w #r in the U lln p t ilf li nn tht n lt | n t lf f i‘ Hiv. Qli'l«!op* I* Ki>hlosi- Ko "IS ^fnrth Stein orltndo. rii>r* Id*, ftini fit** t*v* original M the oftlr* of IH» t Urk th* 4'lrryM Hourl. on or l>*f r# in# Itth da* niifni'-tf A I» t, l|, BthtFwIi* ih* ftltcsaflon* of B*M inmuUtnt will h# i *Wen i§ rnnf#«ift4a WfTNII^B my hind and lh# of* fiftiit •••! of IM **H Court at ^Pford itmlnoM r«u«io. I'l^rMa. iTni* Hfli 4iy of KswmMr A* |i is;i. •» v irr.nxno.v, <*ttrka f'lrrtiit Court ItM jfria J, V.undqulit, DC. filadetnne 1* KiMn* Attorney far rtilnllffi Jl» .Vortk Sfftn Street Optenda. riorldo <si : a t.i 3 Rnom furniahed apartment, all pro ate, tilt betb. Cell FA Z-4003 Lt. Cmdr. Cleveland*' nice 7 room unfuraDhed boute, electric kit­ chen. tile bath A »liower. I/>ck Arbor, See Mn. Pippin* acron drneway. Call FA Z 1677. 3 Room furniahed apartment m o, Including utilitiei Th. FA Z 2933. Died bafh. erd good neighbor* Take oier GI *'i*, loan at >7?.SJ monthly after HS72 down payment, or if you need a lowrr down pa( ment. tet'i talk oier your prohlem ncmember, sou must be In by January l*t In be allowed llom rttead Earmplion. Seminole Realty E A S Y T O F IN D -H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E CHATHAM BLANKETS larludinf Ih* Nation'* Favorite "Purely” — Purrey Bouquet Waolihlra Irindon Pull Rang* of Colsr* VOW ELL'S SA N FOR D F UIt NI Til RE CO. • 3NV t u t Fire* SI. Shidsw- Boxes —- Cedar Chut* Lamp* — Planter) Sofa Pillow* H om e G ifts Stereophonic A Hi FI RECORDS A PHONOGRAPHS WINN TV MR E. fit. St FA 2 2MI We Service Retord Player* A Gift Sure To Pleax-— CLOCKS! Modern in design. For bedroom, litrben or office RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Ave G if t s for H im SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East Flr«t St. Smoking Man'll — Eaty Chain Table Kadmi _ |||l* c c k i Detks BLACK A- DECKER Sana —• Drills — Sander* Jig Saw* GREGORY LUMBER f'lh A Maple J'h. FA 206tW Flannel Shirt* St M or 2 for >3 10 Sleeping Dag* >3 60 up. Camp Rbinkrti tJ 67 or 2 for 37 00 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STORE 316 Sanford Asenue J—ft I. AL ESTVTE FOR S ALE SUNLAND Estates & South P IN E C R E S T t:w down buy* neat 2 bedroom home, electric kitchen, fireplace aerrened porche*. ahady lot quirt neighborhood. >63 montbl> >6.’.’i0 tola). For th* belt Bus* In Real Eitaie ICE CULLEN ft HAKKKY W. A. Cagle, Jr. Saleimau 116 N Perk Ave Ph. FA 2 2791 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 (ltd room* F lorid* Room - F.H.A. - U n u su a l G if t s After *••'• FORMAL w EAR and ACCESSORIES Salea and Rental Service JIM ROBSON'S MEN’S WEAR 113 Magnaiu A lt. While doing >-oqr Chnttm ie ihoppmg tee our varied ftlectian MO.NROF. CORNER CRAFT 6 GIFT SHOP Weil F uat ftucat 3—REAL F.STATE fOS SALE REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 2514 I’reneh Ave. J. W. HALL Rilllar •'C«!l HUP* Phera FA 2 3«4I INCOME AND INVESTMENT coo feet on t7 92 tluvay north. Two rrnlal homes, grocery Mote, gas pump bait bu»mc*s and appro* l 'i aerri of land An rMahtuhed busirifs* ahowing good ret :rn Total pnee SZ2.000 and ran be handled for 20-, dav u. ROltl 'tT S. * ''||.|,| \MS. Rrillnr R a'inrrd I undriui'l. Asane. FA :-3f3l Atlantic Bank Bldg Lake fiont home for tale or rent M \Jl)R nitOVVN REALTY Realtor I.VKE MARY Ph FA !>:J7 or FA Z 11*1 rise acre tib- farm Large 3 bed­ room house, large barn. E.t»s terms nseph It Lew. riiimo FA 2 I22J IIOSA L. PAYTON RrgNtrrrd Real I.-late Broker Ph FA s .i::u i- i: 32 at iliesvaiha J i'k n t Auhi/fy C iwvywtoy 1,6 N Park A lt. Ph. FA 2-6123 I.akrfronl 2 twdroom •. ainc hnmr. Practically Imi-hc.l on in»ulc. Mraullfiil l«t right tin lake short dislarrce fnm DM.and S7.7D1 rash price Can *>e financed Call Crumpton liullder* in Orlando, GA 26354 L"ts tor salt-, located n mile* W. •il Sanford. Ph FA 2-3260 OWNER WANTS OFFER floor*. Urge screened porch Natural wood tablnet* In larte kitchen (quipped with electric range and refrigerator. Owner's equity 64309.00. Any olfer will le given consideration See s k m in o i . f: r e a l t y 1901 Park Asr. FA 2 3212 Wc Feature QUALITY HOMES .Modern! ely Priced $ 2 g o 00 *8 2 8 0 .00 HOMES Do Ycur Chriltm tl Buying On Our Ee»v Payment Or Ley-A-Wey Plan FURNITURE CENTER 9 . 116 w. r a n St. '. Cor. Ussy. 17-92 ft 271 h SI. 1 uilom built 3 bedroom. full I’hnne FA 2-1301 j tiled baths, built rm large lot in |ie.iullful 'lay fair section SACRIFICE thi* home feature* terraro (Irrltttle* Flowing) 3 Pc. Living Hiram Group Choice of Fabric* — J l Ih 30 | 0 % Down luggage Lty-Aaay Nowr fo r Chriltmat Strong — Smart — Roomy ROBES Waihn Wear and Wool­ ECHOL'5 BEDDING CO, Wide Selection of Site* end Celen en* S3 95 tn >1493, Robe A Pajama 113 So. Magnolia I h. FA 2-6.121 Sri* only 1093. YOWELL’S o n ly $ 6 7 .5 0 m o n th ly R I.. PERKINS A SON 6 Btocki VVett ol French 1 ADLLS ? 0 | E. Ftril St. FA 2 till Fjw The l-ady Of Your llrart — Corner Tables _ Ti*r Table* Avenue on 26th Street, S ^ a . gown* A matching let* Step and Coffee Table* MODEL OPEN DAILY Wide aelection of color* Site* 32 Gifts for Boys From 62.95 4*. Priced from 1 *6 to * *6. ELECTRIC TRAINS WII-SON MAIKR HOLLYWOOD SHOP o room tnoslern cottaiftf, large Set* and Acceatorie* lot. •»!(> M ajrnnlia A ve. 20'7 OFF SANFORD H RNITURE i o. MUNSINGWF.AR Nylon tricot WINN TV I X tr.l’JIONAL VALUE lldie* gown*. *lip> ft paotlai- Pro­ Living Room buitrt — Mirror* a il r. i*t fa : ? m i Badraam Bullet — Bookcaie* 4 Bedroom. 2 bath kitchen equip portioned heilery tn walking ft l'*e Our Lay-A-VVay Plan Throw Ruga — Cedar Robe* ped home 'lany other extra) drtai aheera. 61.35 • 6193 Carving Seta — liras* Ware j VHiW-MA8TF.il Starter Bet fitu Rriardiff. F A 2 1603. PURCELL'S Inrludei Stern Viewer and 21 E-tra Gift Picturca — Only *.* '.r; WESTING!IOUSE RADIOS tic 93 T . W. MKKO, n to k c r Ttv Accepted Gift WTEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP Taya for Boy* and Glrli Phora FA 2-3451 SAMSONITE 710 fei. Park Aie GUti for Mom and Dad Card Table* — I f 96 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES FURNITURE CENIER IK IT IS IIKAL ESTATE 111 So. Park Ase Sanford G if t s Fo r M en 116 VV. Flrat St. • ask Crumley 4 Monttilh at 117 Snuih Park Ph. FA 2 4635 EUP. TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE The Gift That la Alwaya MOJUD LONGERIE 203 F.. 23th SI. Aereptahle Visely Slip*. Paatlaa and Gown*. BEAUTIFUL Let us thow you a FARRELL S ARCADE PACKAGE Many ityle* to rhooie from. .1 IlrdriNint— I ft 2 Dnth TRUE Froitproof Frigidaire 310 E. First Ft. GARRETTS Refrigerator and Freeier Flrat SI. A Sanford A.c. Nationally Advettiled Watchea G ifts for Him Ruins i • Elgin . VV'iUnaurr I ft 2 YRS, OLD tam e Gifts Longme* • l.rneit Bnrol • Hamilton Eitnrude Memra low Dnan raygtenla SANFORD JEWELRY HunUag ft Camping Equipment Sjeite GUeawere ft Mentbly Payment* AND LUGGAGE Flahing Tackle Beautifully Decanted Serving CONTACT 30U Sanford Asc. Ph. FA 2 3611 Trey* “Erorj thlrg For th , Spurt*man" YOVV’KLL'R ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS AMERICAN TUURI5TER i I . U "hi r I 1"I * A n v th ln j happen a t the office today, d e a r ! ' ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. & W F rs m m 7 m flifts for Her If f tfiif fwlltti 2 Red room hnu»e. unfurnikhrd, kit- w. DIETRICHS - REALTOR rben equipped. *70 monthlv ph. Ellr, Melhiin—Velma Goaralei. Adelaide II. Mote* — Artoelaiea FA 2 6*30. 1601 Park A rt. FA M U Z NEAR High School 2 lied room furniibed home. For 3 or 4 3 Itcdroom 2 tilth, Fla. room, kit 3rd A d d itio n . month pel mil. FA Z&Z33 chen equipped, fruit trre*. lie senna Park. Phone FA 2 2676 2 bedroom home near air bare, Homes Deeiiftted Kur kitchm furnithed. >70 a month. Desirable Ml ft. lake front pro Klorida UvltiR. Call FA Z 4114. After 3.30 p m perty located on Golden Lake. 3 i- -I Bctlroom a— l & 2 Ila th s rail FA Z 47M Anproximatrl) 23 »crri, I film iihrd rental unit*. Rental in bedroom unfurnuhed home, VA - FHA come *3oq monthly. Phone F \2electric equipped kitchen. Large 0374. FHA In Service yard l l e » t neighlxirhooi] FA 2XU7 or FA 2- MSI. Conventional 3 bedroom block home. Soulh Lirgc 5 Iwlrm., 2 hath unfurnDhed Pinrcrc*t. kitchen equipped. 1W3 Financinir down. >sdoo monthly payment). home. I70U Magnolia, FA 2-4317. Down Payments Beautifully furnlihed large aunny room. FA Z7J0I. Thi* It a guett p a n to the Bitr Low As S400 Thralre for Mr* It Bennett Raelirlor apartment, ground floor Esp. date Drc. 15. 'la lm m cd in le OccU|uiticy 313 Palmetto Ave. Wo (iimmiU'c I’ersonnl Sntisfnction ur Your 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped Sacrifice, hv owner, equity in mod ern 2 bedroom t’R hoi've As mlh ctertric »toie & retrlgera.Money ( ‘hocrfully tumc mortgage of >3715 00 Pay­ lor A healrr Phone FA 2 3MI. U efuntletl. ment* >60 per mo. FA 2u762. Apt. for 1 or 2. sit Park. 2112 Oak A\e Look For It In ELECTRICAL SERVICE VACUUM CLEANER RFPAIRS Pari* for all make* if rleaner*; Klectrlus. Hoover. Kurhy. etc. Ironing. 10c A 13c. EA 2 72H. Frre pick up Work guirantetd. FA 2-4763. REGISTERED NURSE colored d*»lre« work In private home. Haul* Wtrin* — Electric Servlco FA 2 Hll. Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC Cu. Will care for child in my home, FA 1-0613 lin e reference*. Ph FA 2 7799 112 MlgOOli* Pa by lilting, Ironing. FA 2-7626. I I —RUBINP.BR OPPORTUMTIEI 2V A - BUILDING R E P A I R S PAINTING WANTED TO BUY— Small huiinnt — would conJJrr FLOOR landing and finishing Serving filling itailon in THIS Arc* — OlcanlPC, w a v i n g Srml'iolo County since URL -I I.OWF.RN, Pl.YNrS Oprn lo any worth's lulr pro pa H M Gleaian. LaV* Miry »t;ion — Box MI Care Sanford (.RArEVILLE NURSERY Herald. IM l'K K IA L D K t’OHATORS BEAUTIFUL HOLLY painting and papering All kind* and sire* Huiineii property for »ale by ewn Grapes tile A ir. FA2MM rr. I block »outh citi limits of t A 2 371 d or FA 2-7l>tO after *I». Sanford on highway 17ft9' Gno-l -’r —IN**L II V.\l E Mation .Market C A B B V G E location for any type of bust PLANTS for ia!e. Trfd Thur* ne»*. 23'. down, halinre on tan. r \ 2 3960 monthly payment* See I. 0. Clark Sr. 2619 Orlando Dr. Orchid* plant* fur sale, 3 fur / *S0U Mrs. Bill Whitley. 214 M SPECIAL SBRVICE* K. IMh SI. Meljth Bldg I V 2 3741 WILL ORILUNG HOODBUFFk Faubink* Slone Pump* farm A Garden Center 27— 2 S p rit 1 N —PERSON tl.S Repairs to all mile* ANXUAt-S ■ HOWARD (*. LONG 60) Celery Ave. bt.JFTl H PALM MANOR 207 E Commercial Ave. Homo for th# ,-gH I'OTTEI) n AN r s Ph. > A 7 i»:.' I'hon* FA 2-2631 »9(t Orlando Dr. Smfard or FA 2-027H S A N TORO Phono r.V 2i.'14. PAINTING FLOWER SHOP. W* teiigranh "F or thote uh» c u e ." reasonable \A)tt weight »afely with netvly ITSIH.RS NUMBER V Hefrtcncct given. FA 2 1232. Itrlcaied Drx-A-Dici Tablet*. Magnolia d Onora FA 2 4M3 Only 9Se at your Ding More. Ornamental Shrubs • Tree* ■ Peal PUMPS - SPItlSKLLK Vr» Broom Miller’s home mad* SYSTEMS II—AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS fruit rike* at Winn Dixie. E. All lypr* and ilie i. tntillcd F in t St. "Do It Yoaroelf” '31 Ford I 120 pickup (ire condi­ tVL REPAIR AND SERVICE tion. Tcinit. F. A. Stoll- f Vo rt— AKTKXr.lt FOR SSIJt S T I N E 1- -I* I'r , Dcllaiy, FI* Vtacklne and Supply Co. Cotlms A ttool Yarn! Notion*, It will piv YOU to tee u* before >»I VY. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6132 Thread*, Tape*. you bu). Open Evening* and ROLLINS HOBBV tiHOP Televinon Tube* Tested Proa. At Tha Sign Of The Totem Pain. Bomlast RIlLLINS HOBBY SHOP i:\s r.M tir t r a i l e r sa l e s ____ 2617 S. French A*oAt The Sign Of The To'etn Pole I'alatka. Fla ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! 2617 S. French Av«. Two lo-t i . Ml truck ipoiing -an. Alligator bag* ft Mines, 2P6 to See ‘t at Phillip* •M" arreji Furniture Moving ft Siorage chiviie from. ChrDtma* gift* of ii.ct. C R. Davn C. T PHn.LIPS, Agrnl fruit*, jelllee pecan* and can­ VYASlinURN VAN LINES dle*. We »hip. S ft II Green Soil or tradr, equity o t home. 30' FV 2 IMt Stamp*. STUCKEYS, 17 • 92. —3 bedrooru trailer: air tend! 1300 French Ate Smith of Sanford. Honed and circulating heater; Auto Repair* ft Road Scivica ACM' J alowsled cahana Set Mr BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS HALL'S GARAGE Kenntdy. fram e* Trailer Park IP2 Celery Ave Mo*t Any Make FA 2.2*03 FURNITURE CENTER FA 2-2620 Fi HID—1934 Ranrh Wag in New Mte* ft iSu..d*>* 111 VV. tit St FA 2-3111 Hies, paint and battery >1333 Quick Laundromat Ferviet FA 2 31*1 FACTORY 1 0 YOU Shirt* Finished In I* ILiuro ALUMINUM Sanilon# Dry Cleanire FOR SALE-191* Fly mouth 313'■ VENETIAN BUNDS E, 23th St, F'ooJmart Bldg ralmetlo Ase. SOI THSIDF I.AUNDno'IAT Enclnrod head. Sag-prnol bottom Station wagon' 35 Pontiac. I dr tail with plastic end* Plaitle radio heater, hydramaiu air HOLLA VVAY, Hospital and Ilaht or rayon tape* C)tton or nylon conditioned One owner car Ex ned* Day, Week or Mnnthcord*. cellent condition. May trade for Tel. FA 3-1111 FNirnltti'e Center S cn h n rik CJIas* uttd I'aln l Co. Mat outfit nr take older ear as 116 Wen Firot St 112-114 VV 2nd St Ph FA 2 4622 part FA 2 7237. AUTO CLASS Ult burning circulating healer, 12—Rl) ATS and MOTORS automatic control* ft tank, 819. INSTALLED Nil 1-4291, JD2 Shell Rd DeDary. Your Eitnrude Dealer VVIndahitlil finch fllnaa ' RnRSON HPORTING GOODS t Yt LE: 1337 liar Icy Das*D oor (ilfl-n A rn l filjss 301-d.H E. I** I'boo* F,\ Idsnq ICO. layv mileage, e^cclSE ltvici; l-nt mndition. See at 119 Pinrtv 1: v 1111.it M in i 11 S nnknrik Ginns nnH I'.ilnl Cn. *rr*t Dr. after 4 p. m. 1 tatom lb’*t Topa /. \ <eixoric* 112-114 VI 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-U22 I IICi; ESTIMATES FA 2 7*37 .. „ , Td* i* * glicit pa»a lo the Rltg M ere Ileal is I toor Fmiisres Theatre for Jr-nelie n-own. 7'» IIP iVirard uuttnard 5Jn i lean and 'e n l c r . *110 Outside Kxp »lal» D-c IS, 32 Vler I p . m. F’A 2 |7<r. lank Imlallitlon. EA 2 4743 Compton* Eney elopedlat rA2*3Jf6, MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS HEATING W. P. SMITH Dv-d snarka apart h*atcr. la rg e II. 11. I’O PK CO. Outboard Sale* ft Sertlrr man'* »'**k, giod tm llllon. 109 S. Park ---- FA 2-4231 2VI5 Paik Ate PA ZMtt PA 126:3 ENVELOPES. I etl-rbcadx. -1,1, I t— Peis LitCilork bqppliea ment*. iurlre*. hand Hll* and Coleman Soper Clrenlalor oil heater. SS.oqq JjlU Very good programj, e tc Prnjreulie Toy fox terrier pup* PA 2 2213 condition, resianable. FA 2 4293. Printing Co phone *"A 2 2911 30* Belt 13th St Cblbuah* puppie* for sale. to incA electrie »:nve. A t rottdl1604. FA 2 I2M After ) M h Cabinet work, furniture rrpitr. Don *73 Gas br»ter It* Phono FA 2 "321 FA 2 7313 WANTED—Black cocker spaniel pup FA 2 7693 LEAVING T«)W.\—window- fan, » A —PLDMHINO ana ROOFING fi 'dug outfit, »matl l.tr .en ap­ IV—xRTH I l S VTXVTF t) pliance). derpfreete, TV, baby furniture. I n 2.7170, Ca*h for furniture or lurplua. Super Trading Poal. Sanfotd 7i(p>e|f. ''uellsh tine rarer, excelOrlaridn llwy FA 29*71 lent r«nrl|t|nn J’A FA 7**79 Pine ft typre-e 1/tgi and Timber AIR lONDITIONTNr, Fruit for aale, U W hu. Rrmi Manied Hough, Green P|ne ft Cypro* Liim!>er Wanted Henry CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK container. 2201 W. 23:h. Street. I V 21*2 EA 2-SAju; Goelhe Lumber Co., Iiuisvllle, I(K)7 Sjnli.nl ,\*e. F'la. Phone 4*0. f rolled • and 4*V Chrome kitchen art, >5ni/i 9 v IV I'l.U M IIlN f; jor llmrv Goelhe. rug. >23 or» Re'h In exrellenl 4 90trirt;ng ft nef»iri condillan FA Tire Eitiiwate* I t - F T aF t T p Ar i s k s ' n. L IIARVEY Girl* 20 ineh bike, good condition. Modern. Air Cond Soil Water 204 Sanford Aie I'hnue FA 2-7.93 F A 2 3291. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK H'3 So. Dak Air. FA 2 3712 <1 -AItKS rLUMniNG AND IIIIAT 23—FU R.M TtilE and INfi ha* moied in nqr new- lore Ittit SEHOLD GOODS = H H A tE HELP WanTBY trnn tci VV. 27ih S t. Thoct FA 2 2371 • BIG VALU ES JCcuuu /~ : : Mayfair aection. a apacloui 3 lied room home. FA 3-ItM. Vtor'ila. I'v OW HN I* J O N U r ato vf. c h ild re n , no p e l*. ! 6 i 00 i l .x f ,.,. lha .(.n ft l l ' l * nf n nO ’n la bM I N r J " M « P U in lt lf . »»(• m onfh. ISWJ S u m m e rlin A i r am E M IL IA A C R O B -A J O V E » . !> • HERBERT STENSTPOM (»-H*,fit thtaa rr« M « i» ar» t« 'e m . ir-n -i ro il l« aep aar and i l l , t " u r C le a n 4 r m . fnrn ap! 411 P a r k REALTOR aarltlan dafanaaa M r , fit <*n »>i w . DON H O W E — U J . R J S V E ft far a (ha :« lh da* r..r t>»e,m l»r. a |> r o ll. nr m harw taa I'» o r,* WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooma t w o d ilf i pm i'on (raan w ill l>a aM artd private batht. U4 VV. Flrat S t 111 N. Park — PH. FA 3-ZIZO a ca ln a t von T h a (U nfold H ara 1 !• daalanatad a t a raaaraaar »f aanaral circuit- Furrlihed apartment, 2001 \V. lit. «i»n In whn-h thla c lu t lm i ahall ha MOVE RIGHT IN! puhliahad onca a tch * a « h fu r taur See 1t9 Pinecrrjt Drive today eanaarutlva w ,t k » ................... Larse furnithed 3 bedroom upW l T . V C M n o hai l and n ffialal ataira apartment In town. | 6J Thi* lery nicely kept 3 Bedroom M l ..I ilia Clark, of m a t*i .u i( liome near Plnecreat School of­ a month Cal' FA 2-3071. c o u rt, on Ilua liia .Jial dav of fer » a bonuv of a fenced In yard N o .a m h tr, A P t a iiO f- |l«rn<to" terraro floori, electric kitchen. I - REM, ESTATE TOR SAL* i t —Work Wanted YOU PAINT & SAVE lAFF-A-DAY LAKE MARY*: I bedroom apart ment. ne»l> decorated complete ly furnished Call FA Z Z244 af ter 5 p. m. Z. 3 and t bedroom a m a ll a p a rtm e n t. Need Thru Classified A d s Odham& Tudor Inc. Cor llwy. 17-12 ft mfe 51. I'hoM FA 2-1341 low Down Payment Wdt WE ARRANGE GIRLS WANTKD ILL TYPES FINANCING White Mull tm 7t <>r oier Apply 24-PIAMI SERVICE • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS 1-1 1*1 ton at Pig V WHllff, • WILSON ■ MAILS PIANO TUNING ft HEP WRING .New and Uatd Furniture W. L HARMON Real 1 Date f-alejman SANFORD Ph. FA 2 6622 P R om iT IE S FA 2 3754 «r Fb. FA 2 4223 A ltar 1 0 0 pm 311 E. Firat be r.A 2 7915 21 A RUII.IHNG I'UNTR At TORS Special diet and food tupervliar. N ew A U*etl Kitchen esperienee prtlprred. F'or carpentry, painting, *neenl u r n ilu r e find Applinnrea l i f , reiiftng, and p!a»ler tepslr. High (fbnnl ediieatton rs-entlal, I'srellent per*onnel pollne*. 14 asphalt tilt, a-bttte* aiding, Mather of Sanford maaonrr or wood atapi, Uitling hour, wrek Starting Salary >140Fonsiruclion Co. Inc. and rejiairing garage* and 203 209 E. F (rat SC Ph. FA 2-0983 1150 month. Dietician. Seminole 2il Meat 271 h Street wrecking call F.\ 2 4999. Memorial Hospital. L'led furniture, appllftnce*. tool* Phone I t 2-ltOl etc. Rought-iold. Larry'* Start AuMEN-wiih macblne to »ewr 23 A— RUtLIlING-KFFAlHi* 213 Sanford Avj Th. FA 24122. ready cut apron*. Ea*y, profit­ B'JtH to your plant. FARMERS AliKNFY able Spirt or full time A ft Beautifully fmiihrd. food eotidlRemodrlmr and Addltinn* S, V’ Firmer, Realtor 11. Apron*, Caldwell, Ark, lion, Kingtbury piano, Phono af­ DUN LI KE II. IL VVhll more. Avsrt. ter 4 p. m. FA 2 1216. Phon. FA 2-6824 11* S. Fienth A ir Ph. FA 2 3221 it—MALE REI-P WANTED After hour* FA 2 26)8 or FA 2 4921 WANTED AT ONCE TWO I ult ONE M M Rawleigh Dealer in part Sanford Bjy these two fine homes situated WELCOMK NAVY AND NEWCOMERS r r Fill Yoluilt Co. Writ' Rawl­ on »i> well landscaped lot* To eigh 1. Dept. FAL-440 R. MemTO SANFORD tal price of all tht* property I* phii, Trnn, only Slt.Jnu. Term* may be ar A»*embter for Novelty lamp>. Ave­ We invlle >«u lo be our gucsls abootulely free ranged No city taxes. rage rarmng* >3,00 hoqc. Simple, without obliigiilion at rutc of Sanford’* leading RAYM OND M. O A l.f. rary 1 anvaaiing not required. REALTOR A INhURMR .Motel* while >nu locale auilablc houtlnx for Write: OUGOR LAMPS, Cald­ Third At. ft Park Avanue, South you and your family. Pick up your key at lha well 1, Arkaniaa. V'all Call Ball Sales Office. Phono F’A 2 5641 20—Male or I’emate SV .ni! ICE Colored hr'p wanted, mull l*e oier ? bedroom. I bath. Florida room, 21 irply 1" p«r»06 at Tig N* fenced in yard near lake, lot M Whlitlt. BRAILEY ODHAM, Pr«a. x 126 ft. In Lake Miry. Owner Corner Hay. 17-92 & 27lh St. Phona FA 2-1501 inu»t mose Immediately. 1 block Men-Wtmen >20. Dally. Sell L-imiSo of Doggie Diner turn right, nou* nimeplatea. Write Reetfl 3rd bouae with lent*. Co , AtUaboro, Aiaaa. SJwsunalt&A SSAXEi Odham & Tudor, Inc. �h f t tO—Mon.. Dm . I. 19M Sift OettfttrS Wrrall Quarterbacks Win Awards In Celery Giants, Browns To M e e t In Title Contest Sunday ■7 M M . WRIGHT railed Pre** Inlerwattosial The Cleveland Brown* will play Ihe New York Glar.ti, only tram erer to Interrupt their unprece­ dented domination of Ihe National Football Leagut* Eastern Dltialon. lor the conference title nett Sunday at Yankee Stadium. Kirchhoff Leads Mather In Sweep In Bowling Loop Fd Kirchhoff howled a 207 339 aerlra to lead Mather of Sanford to a three game sweep over Celery City Printing to artlon In the Sanford City Bowling league teat week. The Furniture men rolled a fine aerie* In atopping Ihe rise of Ihe Printer*. Bob Sfeele and Clyde Pierey led Ihe Prlnlrr*. earh howl Inc 12S. In other action In the league, first place Burnell Painter* re­ mained fire game* In front, even though lorlng two game*, thank* to Ihe effort* of Gene* Seminole Dry Cleaner* who took two from arrnnd plaee New Ynrk I-ife Inaurance. Ciene'a rolled ron»l«tently, and made good ure of their handlrap, In teat the Insurer* Bill Karre led the Cleaning men with a ton. while Jr ate Cook led Ihe Inaurrra with a 49*. Dirk Hlchardr rolled a 211 SIS to top the Painter* In their lot* In Bukur'a Mu»ie Shop, led by Burk Fnrgusona M2. •■Split-ahrlnken" for Ihe night Included Larry Pliee. Tom Brown, and Ed Klrrhhoff who all picked up the 5-T split; Ed Callan and Harold llerbit making Ihe file and dime; Paul Petold with 1 S t 10, Otto lloradorf with a 5*10, and Boh Steele with a 3*710 pick Up. In Ihla week a howling. Ihe match-ofthe-week will he on lanr* I L 2. where first place Burnell will lake on aaeond place New York Life. Gene’* Seminole Dry Cleaners rnlli against Celery City Printing on 1 1 4, and Bukur'a Music Shop lakes on Mather on alleya 5 * 6 Averages after last week'* Imwt Ing are: Rlch*rd*-l«d. Kor. DePalma. and Maloney—1*1. Wheeler and Von Harbulis at 103, Pfiokl, awl Ileal—Ifit. Slrllcr and Steele at 160, Kale*—ISO. and Conk and Callan at 1M. Swann, Bukur, and Forguaon at 1ST, Gllatrap and Ring at 1SS, K rrtirr and Kirchhoff at lit, Rugcnstcin—133, and Plrec, Proc­ tor, and lluhn at IS2 . Ilcrhat and Holler—ISO, Burned and drown -—14*. It. lloradorf—ltd. Eatridge— I4S, Plerry—lit. Ilarriton at HI. Perry—111, and O. Boradorf al Two quarterback* won the Most Valuable Player awards In the first annual Celery Bowl foot­ ball game here Friday nlghl Jerome Shaw, Apopka quarter back, scored all three of III* team'* touchdown* to win the award fur the losing squad. Cecil D a rutridge scored two and passed for another for the winning Semi nolet One of Dandndge * touchdowns was an 60 yard kickoff rrlurn which turned the tide of the game. At the time. Seminole was leading Apopka, 14 13 He scored the firvt marker on a four yar-* plunge and passed eight yards lo Gerald Jones for the other. Dandrldgr completed eight ol 12 passes for 120 yard* ami ran eight Cleveland. molt consilient win­ ner In professional football his lory, clung to It* one-game lead over New York Sunday by scor­ ing a 21-14 decision over an in spired Eagles team at Philadel­ phia. The Giants, described by Iheir coach as "not a good dub,” kept their hopes alive when Gar­ land Stare blocked a Jim Martin field goal try with 13 remaining lo preserve a 19 17 tirlory over Ihe crippled Detroit Lions TKOI'IIY FOR SEMINOLE — Jerry Covington 1 left 1 . The Brown* can win their Herald r^wirt* writer, presents Most Valuable Player eighth Eastern Division title In award for Celery Row! game lo Quarterback Cecil Dan* nine year* by defeating or lying (Herald Staff Photo) Ihe Giant* Sunday In a game dr I*life. which will draw a capacity crowd of more Ilian Tl.Otti. The Giants Navy Picks Captain must win to tie for Ihe rrown and then beat Ihe Browns again at ANNAPOLIS. Md (LTIl-VIld Yankee Stadium Dee. 21 to qualify shipman James 31. Dunn Jr . a for Ihe rhampionthip game with Miss South. K2 SE l/Milsiana 70 21 year center from Rutledge, Pa. l mted Press International the Baltimore Colt* Dec. 2*. has been rlectcd Navy's 1959 foot­ West. Ky. 73 N. Me*. AAM W East Cleveland awrpl via Eastern II ball captain. Miss. St. 91 .Southwestern 4* He* after entering the NFL in Army 79 Kings Point 1* Mississippi *7 fnion fTrnn I *1 19&0 and won again 1**1 year af WVU 71 Penn St M Auburn 71 flavlnr GO ter the Giant* snapped their rer NYU 31 Columbia 7n Snead Caeca Hebert Richmond 72 Virginia 66 ord siring in 1936 Burknell 93 Rulgerr *9 NEW YORK i CPI I—Sam Snrad VMI id Bridgewater 31 Bant* Defral Cull* Cornell 3* Colgate 33 of While Sulphur Springe, 3V. Va.. Baltimore, which will invade the St. Francis fl'a 1 3* Duquesne vt W. Va Tech 73 Iaiyola (Mrt 1 66 I meets Lionel lltbert In I* holes Midwest Eastern champion's park for the St. Jos, fl’a.l *1 Kv Wesleyan 73 of championship golf at (he Bora championship game, clinched the Niagara 72 l.a Salle 5* Michigan Si M Delroil 31 Baton, Fla . golf club on ABCWestern crown a werk ago Thr Syracuse 91 Clarkson Teeh M W’estern Be* *4 Wayne St. 36 TV* "All Star G o lf program Colls opened the weekend action Maine 71 Bales 61 St. laiuit 77 Ohio State AS nest Saturday. by dropping a 301* decision lo Salon Hall *2 Itoanokr 33 Michigan *3 Kent St. S3 the Bams at lai* Angeles liefore Vermont 1* New Hampshire *T Ila mime *6 North Dakota A6 u«.jn 2—the third large*! crowd in Marshall 7* Virginia Tech 70 Kansas SI. 62 Indiana 79 Schoendienst ttelter Drake 7! Air Foret Arad. Ml Irague history Manhallan I'lJ Bridgeport S3 ST LOUIS (CPI 1 — Manager Miami ID! 39 Bowling Green 5* In .Sunday'* oilier game*. Bob Wagner *1 Cpsala GO Fred Haney of the Milwaukee by latyne'a two touchdown pa**e* Dartmouth 32 Colby 33 Dayton 75 Hall St. 43 Brave* said today following a vis­ Purdue A3 Missouri 37 sparked u rally that gave the Kentucky 76 Temple 71 it with tubercular strirken Red Pittsburgh Steeleri a It 14 tie Conneelieul 60 3’ale 32 Minnesota 77 Vanderbilt 7H Srltoendlenit that the star second Braille) 91 West. Ontario 31 with Ihe Washington Bed*klna; Kansas 73 Cantslus 31 the Chicago Hears turned Chi­ latfayelle 72 Prlneclon 62 Nebraska 73 Montana St U. 11 baseman's ‘•ipirtt is high and he thinks lie's going lo fool every­ cago Cardinal pa I-Ct and turn- Fordham *6 Rhode (stand M Lnynla till) 9Q Denver tu body and tie in the Braves' line Ides into an ca*y 30 11 victory, Amherst 3t Harvard 47 Northwestern fiA Maryland 62 up opening day." and the San Francisco Forty- L’CNY 67 Hunter 3* lie Paul 69 Baldw. Wallace 44 Niner* turned three Intrrreptlons St. Rrmaverdurc *6 Villa Mad 35 Marquette GO Illinois 33 Tenne.nee 90 Wyoming Into touchdowns in Ihe first *i* Howell Joins Itisons South minute* cn route to a VS 21 trt Navy **• Pennsylvania 33 Southwest ni l F.\!.n (UPI>—Ron Howell, umph over Ihe Green nay Pack­ Wm A Mary 37 tiro Wash 32 TCU Mi Oklahoma City 3* who scorrd ivsn touchdown* (nr ers. Hamilton In fanads’i Grey Cup N, Car. SI. M Wake Forest 32 Arkansas Al Oklahoma S3 fieitball game, has )oirird the Ituf Tulsa 79 Arison* St U. 71 Thy Citadel 77 Presbyterian 62 SMC A3 Iowa 33 lalo Bisont of ihr American lloek To Ia in- 95 IJIrm. Southern 7* ry League. Unwell, a forward, it Chattanooga M Howard (Alai 73 Trxa* AAM 37 Houston 13 the younger brother of New York Rice 74 Wlsrnnstn 37 Alaliama 29 Phillip* fillers .1* Banger defenseman Harry HowTrinity lTex.1 Al Tesa* 71 laiulsvlllr 71 Georgia Teeh 37 ell Arkansas Al Oklahoma 32 Florida St. 73 Furman 72 lulled I'revs InU. national Boston College 26 Holy Cross * Miami (Fla.) 2 Oregon 0 Wiley 23 Mississippi Vocational 7 Arinina St. VI Gust Adolphus 12 N.Eastrrn Okla 19 St. Benedict It S. Diego Marine* 35 Sart Itli-go 0 Christmas Festival Bowl N.W'crn La. I* Sam Hou*. St II tlrangr Show Bowl Stockton !* Mt. San Antonin 12 Shrine Potato Bowl Barkrrsfield JC 7 Mversld. Ct <1 Cage Scores Grid Scores limes for 12 yards and three first downs, one of which kept a TO drive going on fourth down Ha also got thr Seminole* oul of trou­ ble tsriec with booming punts. Shaw scored on "keeper” play* of 33. 23 ami 20 yards IB s'p att­ ing was a key In telling up Ihe three markers. Others considered for the tro­ phic* presenlrd h> The Sanford Herald were David Stanley, Ver­ non Kirk, Walter Middleton and Bay Lundquist. Shaw had no com­ petition for the MVP for fhe lot rrt. although Ijrrv lllarkvvrldrr and Gerald Odom played fine games The trophiev prevented by The Herald were hated on perform­ ances In Ihe one game. Play in games during the regular season was not considered Manley, chosen lo Ihe Orange Belt Conferrnee all star team for the second year in a row. wav Dandridge's closest competitor. Thr big guard who shared co­ captain duties with Dandrldgr proved lilmsrlf lo be ihe heal line man in ihe OIH and amnng ihe best in Ihe state by hit sterling play Friday night. He completely overshadowed Odom, thr other oil conference guard «f 37 and an all Otic fullhack this yrar. Odom played in Ihe haekfield cm offense, in the line on drfrnse. On occasions, he also was a linebacker this year. Slanlrv and Middleton were the outstanding defensive players for Seminole Mlddlrlun recovered a fumble which led to a TD add made several kry tackles, as did Kirk Middleton a!*n caught one past (or 37 yards LumlquDt picked up Its* yards rushing, high for the Seminolrt. Of this total. 33 eame on a TD scamper. Kirk scored once and had several lung gains on offtackle slants. He also threw a 37yard past which kept a drive alive Dandndge and Shaw were pre­ sented the trophies at a barbecue at Ihe Elks Club following llie game. Making the presentation* were Walter Gleluw. Herald pub­ lisher. and Jerry Covington, Her­ ald *poris writrr. APOPKA .MVP PLAYER—Jerome Khnvv (riyfht), Apopkaqufiili-rbnck, accept* Sanfonl Herald trophy ns Moat Valuable Player for the Itiabiy: team In the Celery' Bowl. Prrj*cnti:i(r the trophy is Waller A. (Jlelow, Herald pul>Usher, (Staff Photo) Yanks Seek Hyde, Nats Want Lumpe NEW ) tilth fU l'l) The At the moment, the Senator* Washington Senators are playing are without a major league tbu^Hyde and seek, and there should stop a i c result of their tr a * lie an announcement any day now with the Tiger*. that shortstop Jerry t.umpc of thr Yankee* is "It ** CALL Both ihe Yankee* and Indian* are in with "concrete hilts'* for Washingtons a.e rcltcser. Dick Hyde, hut from all Indication* the world champion* wrre there first with the most. Senator ITeudent Clatin Grif­ Evening* FA ‘J-cuflO ^ fith. who completed a six-player deal with Detroit Saturday, freely admitted today that he a-d Ihe Yankees "are still talking." These R a n r a car talks are expected to culminate with Hyde going to the Yanks in Vic Hohcllo. Agt. cut E. 1*1 a deal for Lumpe. H E R T Z F A 2 -7 7 2 3 . i HERTZ r Many thanks to all those who supported me in the recent city elections. M. L “Sonny” Raborn Jr. Pd, Pol. Adv. By SI. L Flahnrn Jr. QjJkhlDm ! Peruvian U. S. Star LOS ANGKI.ES —CUPP — Arne rlcan Das is Cupper Alex Olmrdo it a Peruvian attending Ihe t ’nl veralty of Southern California. Olmrdo was Intrreolleglate tennis champion In 1957 Robes S T V Jackets First In Seven Years PITTSBURGH. Pa IUPI) — Rob Friend * 22 victories this sea son marked the first lime a Pitta burgh Pirate Imrler reached Ihe charmed cirri.- since Murray Record For Series ST. LOUIS —(UP1 1 - Harry Dickson turned the Irirk in 1951. Breeheen of the St tavuls Cardi­ nal*. who turned the trick In 1916 Good Pitch, No Mil against the Boston lied Sox, It BOSTON —•Ul'l I—The Itovton the only southpaw in history lo National 1 nf HB0 finished In fifth win three garnet in single World place In Ihr National league dr Series. spile the facl that Ihry had Hirer J« game wtnnsrs—27 game win ner Charley Nichols, 26 game win Winning Pair ner John Clarkson and 21 game NEW YORK —4171*1) — Christy winner Charley Gelrrin Malhewaon and Joe McGinnlty of the New York Giant* won a total COOLER IN SUMMER nf 66 game* in 1901—Mathewson WARMER IN WINTER compiling a 33-12 record and Mr SAVE FUEL Glnnlly recording a 35 6 mark IN S U L A T IO N CLEVELAND - ( D P I . - Starling pitcher Al Smith and reliever Jim Raghy Jr. wrre the Cleveland In­ dians pllrhrrs who slopped Joe III M.vgglu alter he had'hailed safe ly In 36 ronsreiitlve games It hap|H-ned In a nlghl game July IT. 1911 “Holler for Haller” Cliff G s Haller, Inc. Give him the gift he wants . . . a handsome McGregor . p u r l Coat. Solid* and tweeds many color*. Pu this af the lop of )our "most Hat" . he'll be ,.i thrilled and will erijo) wearing It all year lung or give him a W4 .li li » r .r Cutlun pajama A robe 35.00 - 50.00 0.05 * 15.05 FIRERGLAS They Slopped DiMag Sport Coats Sport Shirts What man ever ha. too many • port shirt* We've the largest selection of .port shltt* lo the newest prints and mini combination*. It won't he hard for vnu to buy Christmas gift* for the •‘hr" «n your list when sou .hop *• A'awr II'. Belts lltrknk Self, fnf I'nek Ing fillet, will t>lca*r him 711 IV. Robinson Phone GArden 4 6362 2.08 - 13.05 always 1.50 - I(Mio FREE ESTIMATES Sweaters 6«f» luxurious sweater, m button down the free* and s*nrck djle* Surh a warm and p ticu ral gift- Join Our '59 7.05-11.05 If you ste undecided »h»' to giva him—why not give him oar of an. Gift Certificates? gh/UAiMCLA Then, he ran shop tor whairvei ha wants—In tire and rotor. SovinqA. CM Today ! SAVK S .25 .50 1.00 RECEIVE $ 12.50 25.00 .50.00 2.00 1 0 0 ,0 0 5.00 250.00 Socks Jewelry Esquire A t’hoehlx "ona site fit* all” socks in Tie hart, cuff links . . . *epaiately or sett Plain bright argylr.. Such a nice extra gift. and novelty style*- 1.00 Wallets . Every Santa would leva to have a new billfold for Christmas. Please him with one of our*. 1.50 - .5.00 3.05 - 7.95 * 5 “A N F O P D “Where To Go For The Brand Names You Know” I �n &ht Hanford 1!?*ralii AN VOL. XLIX IN D E P E N D E N T United Press Lensed Wire F.iDnltlishetl IPOS D A ILY NEW SPA PER TUESDAY. DECKMItKK P. 1P*>8 SA N TO K t), FLO R ID A NO. 322 Rights Group Demands Records Justice Department Asked To Help Gel Alabama Vote List Elks Charity Ball Slated Saturday NAVY DAY PROCLAIMED—Mayor Merle i Varner signs a proclamation for Navy Ajv- rcvfatinn Day in Sanfortl. Saturday. Left tn right, Commi dinner- David flat die! and R obert B ro w n , W arner, Art H arria. to ch airm an o f Navy A p p re c ia tio n Day. and U ornniD siom ra At Wilson a n d Karl Bigginbotham . (H e ra ld S ta ff P hoto! 'Appreciation D a y ' Tempo Increases S'ivy Appreciation Day j.lan* »rc snowballing, a civic *1ui.' *nd local merchant* lcr.it thrir Nippon to thr .Jiy-cc *' gigantic cl niton neat Saturday at Fort Mellon Park. All Navy perinnncl and Ihcir fandlie* at •I the Sanford Naval Air Station on will It 6ueil* of Ihc Jayrtc* and Senior Chamber nr Commerce for a chirkcn pilau dinner Entertainment will U- furnilhrd by Ihr Five Owl* and The Rebel*. Civilians may purphare ticket* al the park cir gel them from A-ir favorite mcrrhani*, who will » ■ have a number lo giir away. t’nre of Ihc lunch t* H for adults __ _ ,for children .t .u and f>o cent* . According to Art llam a *hll llrumtry. ewchsirmen of Nar>‘ appreciation Hay. everyone in '**wn ,(",n it *’ "enthusiastically "enthuslaslirally support^ ^ W o n l * '*’ * « « « • " * » » Sanford. Serving l-egim at 12:30. Table* will It manned by mrmU-ri of Ihr Jaycer Wive* Club. Rotary. Ki»*ani M ont,”Eds*. World"*War" 1 Veteran* Barraeks. rivitani. Amerlcan legion, VFW, Mn*nn* and Shriner*. *nd Squadron 9 Leads In Bombing Derby The first day of Heavy Attack Wing One* Sixth [tombing Derby ffvded with Squadron Nine, from the USS Saratoga, leading the field. The high flvinc "(m is ' arfiimulaled 400 point* In the first two evrnl*. _. ., , . . . . . ,, , Thp,. to ,, from thr l SS \ ranklin D. Itoo.r n i t got an rarly Irad by irorlng a perfect 100 point* In Ihr *peclal vrea|Tn* loadini: and chv'tk rxerdie. VAII 'J. however overeamr Ihc £ rly lead when Ihr teorra from evrnt I w rrr totalrd. wai followed at 10-minute Inter* al* by the oilier competing twin j<t* carrier aircraft. They were off <m » nUht minion that required them <" fly more than 2.0U) mile*, a* | ra',jr miasionu were run on *uiall airfield* at Troy. Ala., and Hattloburg. Mi** The Hard nhatu u( Ihe event re qutn.i| a lllmiUlc(1 wfapon» , |rop on a large! In Dalla*, Tea . from a height of nearly revrn mile* and a *l<ecd of cpproilmalrl) tk*i milr* a hour. A crucial total of CWl |>oi»ililr polnl* hung in halarer *l Hie *rlrrl rnmbat air- A ihort address will |«- gi.rn by Mark » levrlarul Jr. at ; |< m ( Ic.riand i» president of ihc Sen. Inolc Count* Chamber of Commerer Capt. laor.rl Arthur, comr„an«!ing i.ffticr of Ihc Air Station „.,|„,ni| , ......... , . ........................ ... ....... Ihc . firrn.mn. under the rfl rtclkM of Ranald Perry, while the muilr plan on unit! S ad p. m. Tickets for Navy Appreciation lfr ovailaMr at •hh.m and fudor, Htnn Dixie, \owrll*. A. h. Shoemaker J r . Seminole Coun­ ty Laundry and Downtown Clean- The Ktks Chanty llall Saturday right rllmsvrt a week of ilrcn uou* activity in Sanford, The annual party will tic field *n U.r Mayfair Inn where guests '“ !l ,laT'c' ' ,n nn,1,c h> n',kur and Ihc PopttlaireMore Ihan So patron* have sub»crtlw-d In Ihp hall hcnrlltinfi Ihc Hairy Vnna Crippled Children'* Home A dtarama display will he 1placed In Ihc hotel hobby, depicting Ihc Ircalmrrt given children at t h r tluipll.il * llo*t and hotir** arc Hill Hardin, Exalted Holer and hi* wife Peg' g> They will lead the Grand March which follow* an eleventh hour ioa*i Entertainment i* planned during inlrrminion tnul.lion* may he rohiainnl at lair Inn Re* 'he door ef the Mayfair rr* at loti i are now helm,' made hj Houghton I n • u r a n r r C o , FA MM3 Kussrll Spencer, chairman of Ihr dance, taul today. "We luipe tn have ,V*i people Saturday night. The Elk* hive riviled all their M*j nMc^Sank'*?‘F*n/*Feder al’'sav- “ lo »n" “ « " rt ,hr In.-' and lo a n Ai*ocia1ion, Cow-I Harry-Anna Crippled Children’* Home. an'i. Hey'* Shoe Store, Florida power and Light Co, Carraway ind JIrKihhin. fterry'* Whntetale Furnllure \Varehou»e. Senkartk Llaii and Paint Co., II. L, Perk* Ini and Son and Sweeney**. Insult To Injury: Left Dishes Dirty ; In Contempt Case flT D —Indu*Hern ant fioldftrr wa> tndieted by a frdrral grand jury *o*Jay on 18 rounti of ronlrmpl pf <-ongrr»*. Ihe charge* were hand on fioldflnr'* r.fu»al to an<wrr is <iue*lion»—all involving trai;»ac tinn» of the float Fort DevelopWASH) NOTH S' Somebody he* added (mull to injury. Hie C|I> Comtniuion * a i told la >t right Not onlv did the culprit break lockv on door* wlileh hou»i-d thr china at Ihr Civic Center, and u*e ihr diihc* but be left 'em dirty. according to Comnrn*loner David r.atchrl A* a m ull. Kiwaman* and Rot arian* pe rhap* mhrr*. were forei-d in waih the diihr*, tiatchrl added Many of the grt>ui>» which meet Thr ’ flvlr Center rrg ularlj CELERY HOWL TR O PH Y - Seminole High P rincipal A ndrew B racken pronent* th e Uflcrv Bowl cltam pion*tii(i trophy tn C lif­ ford McKildtin, defennive hnlflutck, a* Conchcv Jim P iyott (le ft) and Dave lanidc w ntrli. Seminole H ig h won th e tro p h y Dy de­ featin g Ajtopkn. 31-20, F rid ay n ip h t. The presentation w as m ad e today. Thu tro p h y did n 't arrive in tim e fo r th e gam e. (P h o to by Jam eso n ) Verdict Expected Committee 0 1 100 On Assault Chargels GivenReP°rts Memlier* of the executive comCity Judge Amro*c Oililf will ugainH thr eltv "by vntor of in- mt||r r of Ihr Commlllrr of IIO hand down a urd iri tin* afternoon jurie* *u*ialned when Joirph lien detidctl yeilerday Dial 'u r r r ii drin Ihe t a*e of Jou-pli Renkown . kuwie w.i* wilfullv and unlawfully ] „ n ,, emnbinalum of proper M yrarold Navy man attached to a**ailllrd by a police officer" 1.idvrrll»lng and linanrial aupport. VAII II charcfil wilh aitaull on Thr a**aull charge arotr out ol \\ sroll fturn*, chairman, prr a police officer and petty larceny, an arrr*i Nov * Harriett. *V 0»r r mr confab, which drew A third charge of drunk and dit tolifird jrttrrduv Dial Renkuwie chairman ol key eomniltleev lo rronlerh conduct «j* dl*ml**nl bv fried lo erk handcuff* from Id* |Miri rrttilla of individual meeting* Ihr rourt iund. allrr I »aw him lair a Tjlr leader* of Ihr Induttrial llenkowie tckllfied in court )‘ri i pic out of a Dt* at the A and I*." commuter ronaidem! a budge! of '•*>' *"'• vcjlcrday. denying Ihe Harriett *ald that llrnkowlc trie d |yj.oou. *ubmllled by Marion liar. in *ug expenChamber MONTGOMERY, Ala (LTly— Chairman John A. Hannah of the Civil Right* Commission an­ nounced today he was exiling In Ihe Justice Department lo help Ihe eomml**len secure regiitralinn record* In *U Alabama counHr* where Neproc* claim their voting right* have been denied. Under the law which cre­ ated the rommt«*ion in 19JT, Con­ gress gave the J n ■11 e e Department power In l*aur con­ tempt citations against witnesses who rrfu ie lo olwy orders of the federal agency. The ruremission ilielf dor* not have Ihe power to l*»ue contempt cltslion*. The rilatinn* mutt be li* »ued through a federal court. Hannah, president of Michigan Stale University, said, "This com* mission regrrls the failure of cer­ tain person* lo appear at (hi* bearing alter having been formal­ ly *ub|>oenaed to appear in accordance with the provisions of the law creating this commitsmn, amt the failure of other* who h»ve appeared In prreon lo pro­ duce certain record* Util they w rrr subpoenaed to produce, and Ihe refuial of some who were physlratly present to be sworn a* wiIncases when requested to do so; and the failure of other* lo an­ swer qurition* that were asked of them." Six county official* refused to answer any queillon* presented them by the commtsilon. Flva of the official*, appointed registrars In Hullnck, Harbour, and Marntt counties, refused to taka the oath driplte a command by View Chairman Robert G. Storey, dean of ll.e Southern Mrlhodtat Unirarally- law achool. The eommissinn. In reeea*. unantmoody decided la demand the offlcula take th« oath and am wrr qiiettiant, and svach offlrial was ordered to do so Individu­ ally. Till* artlon could set np the procedure for contempt cita­ tion*. ______ halrman •* tipre*enllng Hu eltv. No wu (Jene Tucker »hnok hit brad al ne»»e* leMlfled f r either man. A the *m*Clthin of »M for due*. He »p.,kr«man ta il Ihur *torlr« that memla-r* should con wrr. to •omplrti-D ddlcrenl. il alj pr the due. a huilne** Inve.lwill la- a delim it drriilon for Ihr inrnl. The prnpoted *uni would judgr ' not tic enough lo "do anything RrnVowic told ihr enurl that he wllh." bail (utlalned cut* on lu* ear and Col. S G Harriman wa* named bead from Ihe attault by Harrleft. , chairman ol Ihe Site* Commute#. — ............... Notice ol ihe *ul wa. Iileil vviin | | arr|m»n I* forming lit* group lo ibr rlly manager n lrr ,j,r , t,||ri. eouoly and . , under a Uw DELANO (UP1>- An amileur which lay* that all claim* again*! report on available lamia for in holdup man who u*ed a toy pistol the city mint |w fllc-l wiihin so duitry. lo try *4 f°h • llnanee compiny day* of an incident John Krnler commented. "The was recovering today from twx> people of Seminole County always bullet wounds and a sore ihoulder respond when Ihe enmity I* ifl where he wa* stabbed with a let­ trouble, but rarely do anything ter opener. when everything f* going all Doltea said Maxwell Cummings, right. You will have op mblrnt i!>, was foiled In hi* allen.pt to selling sumt thing to Ihrm when gel aw»y with ll.ond Monday when In Seminole County nearly every (incompetent or extremely |w>r • »i once, monihly, qu*rterly or they frrl they don’t need It right For more than two months, a company executive noticed the *emi annually. now." more lh»n ISO United Fund work­ family wllh school age children f*mHlr» gun wasn't real. I'rrferrcd ageticie* may he A general meeting of thn Comer* have been heating Ihe bu*he» hat *omconr in Ihr llov Sec ;1 Few people anywhere nerd an Cummings lold officer* h# need­ _ .................. inno.Itirlion lo T h e Salvation marked for ihr major portion of rullter of mo will bn railed by trying In raise money for *evcn or t.irl* .icoult The Menial Ileal h Afmy |U ,|r rtira |r<i worker* Hie donation Agencle* that are not Hums when conrretc rrport* can ed the money to pay hi* rent ind tsfiliiirs hilt*. agencies. Aixortalion ba* been frying to jmij no ta*k loo Impoxtlhlr, 'desirable to thr donor may lie be made. This would-he bandit entered lha The goal of $3a,(ic0 is mil a long *Urt a clinic here, and *lrr-d> no ja r*on too unworlliy to help marked out on tbelr *uh»crtplion. unices of Tribble A Reynold* Co. wav off, To date about So per cent has a director and menial hc-dlh These are the seven a g r n r i r . ,hr n'"'>r > rnlll'*', f '' "*>* B rash Young Y a n k carrying a toy gun in a piper II..1 m ik e up Ihe Seminole (ounlv Peminnle ........ tty. If Ihe I nilr.l of Ihe minimum requirement* ba* eonmilant. bag. Taking the gun out. he order­ been pledged. The fti-d Cm*, help* inrun ■r I ruled Fund Alter »l* month. Ewul ' - 11' •*•*» >r j r ' "* A s k s Very L itt le ed Hill Tribble, *cm of eo owner Thi* mean* that llw *ev»u agen able v r* irr famille* with fin»ir •h. Scout* may '.»*r In d t .h .o d »■*> •« » « l nm Iw ...mir, -d. Tn* IjONDDN (Ut’l i — The follow- Jamc* P. Tribble, lo HU the bag add seven more individual rie* ran nperate for »ix mnnlh*. ial problem*, and mu*t he p rr(« • - r.l health aboiillwH and Ihe with cash. no more Thrse ineludc Utr Roy ed In rope with any type of dit I SO shut In Innrtomr servtrrmen drive* lo the Urge number already ing ad appeared In Ihe |wt»on»l Rut Tnhhlf, after putting 11.00* Uirtg •olleiled Kaperlenrr has ndumit of ihe Ttmei of f/>ndnn Seoul*, Ihe Florida (,'hil Iren's a*ter local or national Aernrdlng lo I ’nitrrl Fund work in Ihe sack, *aur the pistol w u proved Hist this would fir aiv Inday. Home. Girl Scouts, Menial IGatlli Every night ol Ihe week, lli* t n famillrs who usually ‘live >1 mure dollars Ilian mo*l people arr "Iriipovemhed Arueriran *tu- phony and lunged at Cummings Atviristion. Red Cro*t, Salvation (oral i SO open* Its don,* to *rr> i" inyibitg are gi- tng ll.al arom u' paying now deni from New England anxious wllh a litter opmer, slabbing Army and I'SO bo lbr<e seven agettelr* Man. iremen A hnslrss works full tin . How ard McNulty, DF fund rhatr |f> ■ppreetaie In Ihr full Ihe llrtl- him in Iho trfi shoulder. Then h« picked up a X> caliber automatic prrpartng enlertamment fnr yrc,- 3 •d thrse (H-nple have ehilrlrrn in n.ar, .aid Tlw rommumty ..k rd I' " ttrk ) men who do no! have fantile* tie Stout* nr are living llu srrv I", the United Fund ami wanted H*h aulnmnh.lr; sound of wind and —a real one— »nd shot Dimming* here Entitled woes hold p' a rt-. l" ‘ . . . . . . . i . agencle* The lam. Reds V isit Poland limb lo arcompiny hint m his Iwire as the Injured robber Hied ot* ■'**.. r>- n i l liar e*eu*r I* ill* given—"w ere rut to >u|.(Mirt it. 'Mils ha* mil twin ijliest—wllte llox C 13(1." J in Hu b.iilding lo rtrap e, A WARSAW (D P I' — A 13 man ting down l-eiaute II ilrw»n I rover doru so Inr We have found that T u t tierm an ConimunDt delega The Flnrida Children * lion > all drive* Dffirial* feel all agen the payroll deduction plan ha* Cummings s u f f e r e d bullet provides iheltrr and enmfnr’ for i >r» woubt la (nrenl In Join the wntkrrl wrll with Ihe few firm* wound* In Iho left leg and In lit* linn led hv party ehiefliin Wal­ ler tlh rich ' arri*c* (ediy in dmi NAUGATUCK, Conn — ( t 'P I ) - slomarh. Ill* condition wa» not llleg.limale rh.ldrrn orpha-d |rn,trH Fund If dnnnra would tell in whlrh H ba* been lnl!ndur#d E»»l German young Hers and Ihe nfDprmi m thfn) |hjt ,hfy on)>. 8|>J, w t , j| **,)» doesn't succeed, your door Hrpubtlran Rep Jams* T Tat- serious, aulhnrttlea said. onttrate F °ll*h lie was lakrn to a Daytona friendship The Untied Fund ha* found a 1*11 will be lung *1* more lime*, lerson said expense* for his un ,,, r ,,. , .. . Tt.c Sanford City Commission utility la* and pay il to thr eily ("ikiil.lr solution — through the Ami In the long run you will give • ucersstiil reelectlon campaign In- Reach hospital and will be rhtrgC ity , Elks Seeking pa\ roll deduction plan In Ihi* more, an.l forget In rledurt II from eliide*l I*m for shopping bag* rd with armed rubbery, upon re­ r l l ’S t r llji’iltMade U*t night Inilialril atlion which each month. lease. and $JIA for thimble* NEW YORK (DFIl - A Pan would grant a 36yr*r franchise A „ b „ „ h Jjri|4 wav. each wage earner would gt.r your Income tax,’* J e t For Playground nnr hofir x w*ge a month tn the American Wnrld Airway* Hnemg to a supplier of r.itural gas. a P , onnMl bli„ lMlv„ 1on r> nr, a TOJ airliner with 101 person* proved reorramralinn of the pub Terrace, in Die c il/s water ami The City n( Sanford l**t r t C t unrl Thr pledge may he given alt aboard Monday made tin* ftr*t It* work*, uliltite* and recreation .em r systems, was approved, a*ked HuNasv for asurplus 1 * renn - «top rotnmerclal Jet flight dri^Mmrnl. and gave trnlvllvr C0#j|t|aBn| on' r o,v-.IU5t« wilh plane whichIhe local Klk«C'lul D j D ■. fromlavndon to New York approval In two subdivision* to ,hr frF |ai|,.n* of Ihr HUt. Hoard plan* lo place in Ihe playground K C O r O l l C C L a t l l C t Item In eily water and sewer »>*■ nf | | , a[(h adjoining Fort Mellon Park Itlur s.'iev and halmy brreies , Women golfers, incidentally, will |surreal. I^st year Hob Goalby, 27, lf p.1' , a u. ij ... A similar request by Morris N. M»ynr Merle Warner »tgnrd > Relieved O f Duty ushered in Ihe San Frinclsco m»n the gale*, mrornutlon booths I of Rrllevillr, HI., placed la th« ATLANTA i t ’P l i - A jury began ■ . f , . r ._. -Stein for connection to the *r*er Inter to Ihe commander ol the ... Giants* money when he played played hi. hi* first first lu third day t>i dflll*rrallon to grdlnamr which would grant San- |r||fm of ( aubd(Wllon wr„ ,)f N ,v,l Air Ststlon. J,ekso**.l', y Z Z ^ c n 't' m.,~heAl.!ckrni.,a, ',e G.ani." IlirsK) 115 nw Mayfair Mayfair Inn Inn D|wn 0,wn ami llth ireen. a* Hie Sanfonl Wo If moo*r when he . men's Golf Association onrr more ,*,„ da> In the trial nf artu in l Ti*m ai . 0 Hie right to con Lake Minnie was approved, but »*klng for a plane "at Ihe carlte*! uf Moirow't ofitrial newspaper W„ holay ..U lbr. 11(1 strung Mart#,! r'.n trv Clul lle M,ut . r lS *truft pie 1lumber George IIright, but 11 •» “ ' and maintain facilities and fur,hrr condllion. T1.ce in Jw.stt.le lim e" can tiring Uetng off al * lhl» morning to * 01in‘ry Club, lie *m>i a f,t in hll ih*cln*rd today that Gen Dan appeared Die jwnel still it hope a dUlrihuliun tystem for natural eluded ^ ............ .........that . . . Stein ---------* n *’ wuml. Thi. year. Goalby was a. requirement TheUnmnuulon comnirmlid He s«-rov ha* been relieved a* ehlef qualify for 75 places in the morns Iriily deadlocked Soviet trerel police men' I•layer* who do.. I have lo o ^ . l to d^v. sen 'a*rer unanimously the outitandlng The ordinance would re-juire rrfr,' f approval ofIhe city** rn Elks for their intern! Mayor Mar nf tt.c afternoon |f .- n/ t pf„ freshman of 195*. Goalby H here Th< announcement In Irvritia qualify tuned tunni up Ihi. mu *uro.w™ jll( jH.t(. .5 >rar f Ih al the »i tty Is* able lo purehaie .unerring department nf “fill" for ner »atd he felt Ihe Jet In the pla. ground would he a "natural '«loce and Fravda .aid tlte move wa* v*iib prarticr rounds. fitr tournamenls al- again to compt-to In the open tour­ _. , the systrm alter 3S year*. p n » i sewer lines. iltiNNA ( l l l > The provlnvlal j C(j | bp r jt w j cnrecj, R also |*ro Jarvis j.lan*to Imild I 03 home* J«'l* »re use-1 at the loial Na.al made b> Hie l'^*idium of the Su jiow I in tier wa Id head* the pros tra l|y j,u pocket—more than nament, Thursday through Sunday. Expected this afternoon li Paul Cominumst government of Slovak v„jf l ,h(11 „„ a,,piiatjtr t («. *0|,i In Ihc Jlt.tKJij to JI5.00U clast Mr Station. p m n r Soviet in view of hi* Iran*tomorrow when a clinic and rshlbianyone c*.x Ihr lour. .............would ....... ............ fer m another post. Il did not imn WJ1| tie given al the tlub a l --------------------------------------------- Harney, who copped the lucraUra D ha* relieved Ernest Sykora ol ^.... ........ (,rnit which make H'* »uhdivi*ion is located Juit Dorado Heart) Invitational Sunday. his duties as rduciiion minister. natural ga* ' available lo Sanford *»»>‘ -* —------- ‘ annexation c . r* °f ,h' proposed . . rlalmralr ar.d it was not known 3 p m. Gallery favorites, Jay OTHER STORIES PAGE I Mike Felchlek arrived yesterday, within six months after It become* *"* JN O lU -M » arcn !f1 (f if he was bring promoted or dc Hebert, of Sanford, and brother, after a fifth plsee lie In tha Ha­ Teachers ‘Routed’ Lionel will once more hit simul available from a pipeline supplier. .Sirin'* sutxIlviDon hap plans ROCHESTER, N‘. Y*. —tU I'lt — 'noted _________ ___________ Arnold Palmer, top money mak- vana International. Here too. are tanrom slices and hook*. .in. _____ an al NUMADA. Japan (UHD— Two The ordinance would place a for 300 home*. Ileforc Hie eily Holier offered this evidence to iempi In make ihe halls collide t r •« Pr*A lournamrnls wilh |« ,- Doug Ford, George Bayer and Art I undeed school teacher* on a sit txu per cent utility lax on gross will accept either * t» tr line for prove that Harry Gebo, 19, **» ■* •• , ■ > .., in mid air. Former Sanford winter W®- arri.fd yesterday and was Wall. down strike wtre rluied from retelpl* on sales lo residential maintenanee, the su lot) vsnon* the burglary suspect al whom Hey i M U fl L O I U p i l U n l . Education Hall Monday by 1.500 castomeru in Sanford, TTm tax muii hive enough customers, at I fired four shots for Ieavtng the At Balding of Markham, Ontario, MANCHESTER, Conn -< U P I)- pro. Porky Oliver, "Falitaff of the ready early Hus afternoon to play angry parenls. The teacher* were would tik e effect two year* after the rite of ( 2.84 per Some per | scene of the crime. One of the Joseph Sehorn won a divorce after Fairways,'* will amine specta­ a practice round. who won the first Sanford Open-, firel.-vting plan* to vet up a new the start of distribution, The eom- month, to prevent the city front ' bullet* M red In Ihe thick sob of testifying that hll wife hadn't said tor* wilh his "take-off* on a wo­ The Salford tourney has started and the first Canadian to win a ysU m for rating their efficiency. pany also would ooiieet the city's | losing money man golfer. one of his shoes. a word tn him tor sia years. a lot of careers on the road lo PGA (uuraamrnt—also U here. > ' »ea»nnable fog hlankeled Ihe area and the all wealhrr flight enpabilb lie* nl the crew* were tritrd a* ground control approaili guidance, coupled willi Ihe Navy'* lamling mirror aid. brought the Skywarrior* to a *afe landing LONDON fP P Il — Smoker* Skilled umpire* »pcnt Ihe re Anonvmou*.'* a *oeicly patterned mair.drr of the night analynng and afirr Alcohol lr* Anonyromi* lo Interpreting vcorr*. and photo*, help people slop *inokin*\ will be­ gathered during Ihe mli.'ltm*. to gin It* work Jan. I. properly rwaluale the point* Nine I* followed by Squadron Eleven, trailing by 39 tw’inl« EDINBURGH, Scmland (tT ’D— VAH-1 I* running third with 171 Seollith a*lronomcr P a t r i c k point*. Squadron Seven from the Moore taul today that a numtier CSS EnlerprDe i* fourth will* 193 f Itriuih observer* had u c n rv- point*. idence of volcanic activity on the Event* tonight will eon*l»t of * moon. tpecfil weapon* operation*! mix­ tion for each crew, conducted on the ground. H rarrie* a po**lhle COPJvNIlAGEN I C P U -A US. 304 point*. Tomorrow inurmng the trn-nulrnaval plane b»«rd in Iceland wat hll by ilghUiing while flying inlo a mInula Sky warrior* lake tn the a itorm on the wc*t eoa»t of Jut­ air In a ilmulated minion evil land The plcviglav* of the plane, mlnaling In Ihr dropping of a a twin engine Neptune, wa* *plln- bomb *'*hapc" from a height rf . *red, injuring one of the ten-map approximately vrvrn mile*, aimed at a targrl *bi|i near Cape Hal Sfew. tera* off ihe North Carolina coa*i Crew* then will he required to PASADENA, Calif (U Ph—Gov­ conduct an additional miitinn con ernor elect William A Egan of »i«tlng of ,i tenriil attack on a Alatka hav lieen named grand radar bomb »Hr at Jackionvtile, manhal of the Toth annual Tour Fla A p*»**ible *V) jvoinl* eati lw niment of Hojev parade on New earned in thi* event Year * Day. News Briefs Smokers Anonymous Moon Volcanos Seen lloldfine told Ihe Houk l,.gl»- The CnmmlMlon voleil lu get 1 Jl1"' lathe ilverHuhl Cninmiltre Ihe "ie Iwittom nf Ihe whole aflair Hie l ih of Sanford ha* been uurttmn* ro n .rm ed Ihr • i letnal Karl Higginbotham u ld Ihr ril> noltfle.l bv Gortlon brederuk .» affairv nf a private eompat.-. a m i ' haying enough mom) for I - 1 «m"cv for llenkowie ol a claim were Ihereforr outvtdr the root- ' rr 'Upctvltion Ilian that lie | miller t |*)vver» of Inquiry made a molior. |i.v**eil utianlmoui Today'* imhrimenl wat Ihe *ec- !)', *hal wmebody find out who dll ond legal arlion Involving Gold- l* 'artlj, cloud), to cloud* bnUt. fine tn two day*. The U. S Courf Not only thould the guilty |v»r ol Appeal* in llovlun Monday dr He* be rhargrd for damage lo Ihe(tearing and .older Innlghl Ued tiled Cold fine'* appeal tiled Coldfine'* appeal from ...... -a door* ------ and — lock*, ------ but — they ---- about I newlav (*lr aril r*dd. High tmlav lower eoufl order that te turn pay a reatonablr price for duh- , "• lo '■«. low lonl*ht lu !<• Mi. over certain financial record* lo tvaihing chore* performed hv cbih Vi.rihra*! northcxal wind* in i member*. Higginbotham laid TO mile* jwr hour. ia> inv»*iigator*. Would-Be Robber Shot And Stabbed Weather United Fund: Half Enough For 1959 Lifchtninp Hits Plane To Head Hose Parade City Commission Starts Campaign ICxpcnscn Action On Gas Franchise Balmy W eather Welcomes Golf Greats No Bright Verdict ‘‘ X’ommit* Loses Job ",r?* T J It � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1958; <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/962de2fac5b73f9a1f1b135bc8fcea56.pdf 6125cae0e855c2b0ae4160ddd6a22b1d PDF Text Text •- Cowan'*, WfMern Auto nnd Mather have joined forte- to offer the pr°plf of Sanford and neighboring enmmunitic* *hr grra«r*t C brhvlma* Part) ever alagrd In the hl*lory of Sanford. Win big valuable Door Prim , *ee a manned array of ChriMnia* merchan­ dise. especially purchased nnd speciallj priced. You'll enjoy shopping from that great ml array of Furniture, Clothing and Toy a every offered at Christ manllme. tiring the Kiddie* for a vlnil with Santa Clnu* in person during this Big Christma* Parly, from 3 ‘til 3 and 7 ’til 9 Tomorrow. Sanla will have plenty of Candy, Balloon* and Hubble Cum. EASY BUDGET TERMS CONVENIENT LAY - AWAY COMPLETE YOUR _ G I F T LIST Sanford m i- o n W E S TE R N E. FIRST ST PRESENTS A GLITTERING ARRAY OF GIFTS OFFERS SANFORD’S MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF rO Y S N T A ’ S H E A D - T O - T OUTFITTERS Each Child will receive counts { Surprise ► Box * when accompanied parent CLO SED T IL NOON WOMEN’S MEN’S S E L E C T FROM — Dozen* of Beautiful ChrlMmit* fiifl* Enperlally Priced at SI.Oil Each Such a* — Giant Dien-Proof Spaghetti Howl* 3-Pe. Sofa Pillow Seta 900-Page Wcbnlrr IHrtinnery 2fl*Pc. Refrigerator Set* If anil-made Juvenile Chair* Folding TV Snack TnMr* 3-Pc. Cavserole Set* and many nlhrr* AW O — YOUR CHOICE SHOES CHILDREN’S • Sport Shirt* • 1)rc**e* • Drr**e* • lloy’i • Jacket* • SpnrUuear • Suit* • Girl’* • Underwear • Lingerie • Underwear • Ladle*’ • Arre**orle* • Arrr**orie* • Sweater* • Men* Storewide Except Sale Priced And Fair SURPRISE TO Y STOCKINGS CHILDREN You'll Save. .Money. Too. On Your ChrUtmn* Shopping. Throughout the Store t'orl*.- ’M-, Big Chrbtma* Parly Specially Priced DESKS, LAMP SKI'S, CONTOUR CHAIRS, OCCASIONAL TABLES. CEDAR (TIES many, many more home girt*, all on M ATHER’S EASY TERMS and LAY-A W A Y. Combination Blackboard nnd Prgboard Traded •II-inch Wmlrrn Flyer Wagon Items Discount 10-Inch Tricycle Hockey Game Drawing S;.1fl p. m :iI-inch Shaggy Stuffed Hear G R A N D D O O R PRIZES Scaly lnncr*pring Mutt re** $150.00 You do not havr to be pre*cnl Add Service Our Own Nylon Platform Rocker -1-Sprrd Portablr Phonograph ESTER H AUTO ftSSOlIft ft w on t M J U U & f f lS $18.77 ----- And Hundreds Of Other Wonderful Toy land Surprises nl Your Account* to win Automatic Electric Skillet and Control GE Automatic Tnanter Reglaler for FREE Door Prize* Vm Do "ol Have To Re Present To Win. ADULTS ONLY Wa Carry "Mommy** Helper" Ironing Hoard. Pad Cover and Klrrlrie Iron Gift Certificate (•Hi Certificate Gift Certificate ^ �H a n fo rd I? m t & AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER________________________ VOI, Xl.lX United Pm* Leased Wire KoliBltahfd !!>0A Kill DAY. PECEMRKll 5, 19S8 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 320 Celery Bowl, Christmas Parade, Bomb Derby, Navy Day Slated A ir Base Holds 'Fly-B y' Today; Squadrons Ready RLOW ’Elt IT 1. HOYS— Kou Mchilush. .luck Wilbur ind Gut iiett White imff with nil their from Hit* luilloon anlc will give Lutheran . un . *. ...... m ight a* they , .Gate Imltions for the J a y ere Christmas parade tomorrow. Proceed' ,,o m f chiWren * ,h o PPinjf “ , u r U h " p U Imlloon chairman. (Photo by Hergstroni) Yule Parade Tomorrow Tomorrow is a Ionjr-nwaited day for children of Semin­ i aircraft. The t ity of Sanford, at ole County. Second in enjoyment only to ( hristmu*. the parade that open* the season awes the little ones, starts their parents to whistling and smiling. Edge water High School will lead off the long line of bands, floats, car* and marching units. Seminole High .School ha. been selected to hold the honor position in the parade — just before the Jaycees* hugr float U a ring Santa Claus. The Seminole majorette* will wear their white reindeer coitume*. Ttie hometown hand always has leen the favor­ ite of residents, am] should leave the crowd with an imprertion tlut will last until nest year Excitement is reaching a rh nut today, a* entrants put the tast-mlnute touches to their float., hoping to win one of the awards for "best in the parade". There l* *-------------------------------------------------------much filling of costumes, painting and decorating in schools, church. r< “nrf buslne** firms all over Sanford and .Seminole County, Civic club* already have »ccnmplished most of llicir tasks in reparation for the Iontest entry list unco the eienl was originated. All those participating must he at the starling point on First and Sanford A*e. by 1:15 p. at. When the whistle blows at 2:30 p. m. the annual Christmas parade will start down First .St. • Santa Claus will arriic by jet Scott Burns Give? Committee's Plans [the Naval Air Station. Jayeee of­ ficials will escort him from the VAU-S hangar to his float in the parade. On the reviewing stand at lin t ami Magnolia will tie dignitaries from the city, county and Navy. Judges for the parade arr t«m*. fide. Judges Volte Williams J r . Ambrose Olliff and Wilson Alev ar.dcr. Their derisions will re.oil in award* id the best parade- en­ tries. The parade ha* l>ccn scheduled Saturday to help me reliant, keep shopping at home, anil give arra resident, an opportunity lu see what local store* have to offer. The earlier hour (normally the parade is held at 4 p. m. on a week-day) is considered more convenient for shoppers, and for those who have to work on week­ days and usually mi*s the parade. Those attending are urged to eomc early for easy parking Po­ lice e*peri a m ind m excess of 23,(100. According to Parade Chairman Herbert Menstinm, the Christmas parade is a community effort, financed by local mer­ chants. with an opportunity for everyone to partiripate Balloons will )><< sold by Jayeres along the parade roule to .finance a Christmas shopping ,?ur *"r jbildren of tin Lutheran ih Slavil. C a. it Home in Sanford resultnl* watched the skies in awe this morning as thun­ dering Jets from the Sanford Na *al Air Station fine over the area in a practice "fly by '* for the Air manship Com yet it tun ne.t Friday during tiie tombing derby. About every plant attached to Heavy Attack Wing One look to the air for preliminary demonstra­ tion. Four rombal crews from each squadron will fly nest neck In the sisth bombing derby. Since the rules of the derby are designed to simulate earner operations, crews will fly m all weather, and even land with the assistance of a landing signal mirror plarcd in a (wisition similar to that of a ship's installation Tiie Heavy Attack crews have (•etn flying around the clock for the past week in preparation for the derby, which will draw offlrtals from Hie stale, t.', S. and Navy. The derby will oi«cn Monday with grading of a select ordnance Uninsured Drivers May Lose Licenses TAU-AHASNhl. t L T 'l i - Ally, (ien. Ilirhard Frvin has ruled (hat an uiunsori-d Florida motorist can lost- his diver's license it he Is in solved in a wreck in another stale and a damage Judgement is rend­ ered against him Frvin said Thursday there need hot tw a rrriproral agreement be tween Florida and nthrr states under trrms of the Florida fman rial responsibility law In other rulings, F.rsin -aid a driver with tnsurancr coverage of Sin.tt*) per person, $20,WW per wreck and $3,(X>n property dama ges. compile* with the law and ran nnt have his license revokrd even though a Jury may a»ie»* higher Judgements against him But Fnin said the driver's llernsr fould tie revoked on any judgement, even one tinder S4n if it is not satisfied within no days crew from each squadron Mon day night, the slick AA11 -Skys-amors" wilt launch for radar rreonnawance, followed by a scor ed-hombing run on a secret radar bombing site. Each rrew will lake part in a special weapons operational mil­ lion Tuesday, mnductrd in tbc training facilities of YAH 3 On Wednesday, the crew* will fly a itmulalnl lOmhat mission, rulmin aling with the dropping of a tomb "shape" aimed at a target ship anchored off the North t arollna coast. The tomb will lw drop ped (roui a height of sevrn miles. AVed'iesday will dose with a scor ml attack on a radar tomb site. Thursday night, the crews will launch for an extended over-water mission where only rflcslial navi gallon will to used for guidance Another scored laimbing run will enmplelr the mission The derby end* Friday- with the Carrier Airmanship eampetdinn. Trophies will to awarded to win lung squadron* and rrew i at 1 p, m. An open bouse will be held from M a. m unli! I:3t) p. m. at the Natal Air Station to permit the pubth- a first hand vim at the installations ant carrier aircraft. Purpose of the IromMng derby is to evaluate combat readmeis of Heavy Attack squadrons, long billed as the "Sunday punch" of the Navy. The Impoilanrc of th# week-long evaluation ha» l-een Ciuphaslird by thr nnml-er of slew(Utah) s who will atlcnet and the national interest shown In thr competition. ■ ------* Appreciation Day M ayfair Opening, Plans Shaping Up Navy Appreciation Da* plan seem well in hand" according tn en chairmen Art Harris and HIV Brumlry. The erlrbratiun. whirli eamr a, a aurfiriir to Seminole County resident*, will lie held I>ec 13 In Fort Mellon Bark. Entertainment will lie offered by the Five Owls and the Rebels quartet All Nayil personnel and llicir families will tie admitted Irre to the giant luncheon from 12:30 tn 3 p m Civilians will pay it for adults and 30 cent, for children Ten serving table, will be man nra nv inritii»rr» of local civic clubs a* they dish out mountain, of chicken pilau. Cotton Brown will rook the chicken and rirc (or an estimated 3000 people. Committer chairmen jppointnl yesterday at the Jaycrr luncheon were Jim Brown, ground* Ralph Wight II. rerving: Jack Wilbur, mill ibi*r » Otb»r« will he an flounced. Naiy Appreciation Hay |s sponsored by the Sanford Scllll lade County Jaycees anil the Sen lor Chamber nl Commerce Tourney Scheduled To tiirhl'tv ( oli-i) Howl f.iidtwII yratme tiahera in the butt­ iest 10-dny period in Sun font history. Following the brill le between Semi note »mt Apopka, here lire aonir of Ihe event* achriliitril; Aiinun! Christman parade, »i\lli nnmial derby nt the N uvh I Air Station, the Mayfair t in Ojicninyr, annual $lo,000 News Briefs , . C O H S t rU C tlO H ( llllU lS WAS|||NClX()N a ;,.„ _ Con. *tructlon In November. the govern menl reported tewla*. totaled St, tifi.ooo.oou. sis per cent higher ihan ln November 1337 X u c k ’H U M c C t i l l i ; VIEN N A (FBI ( I T I >>-- “Nuclear ev .............. pert, from nine rountrlex are |o meeting here In disruss ways prevent eonIaminaIton of oerana h) radioactive wa*te. T’lane Is Missing Von Braun Visits, Moon Shot Ready l ABF. C A N A V K R A L. Fla. •I •1*1 v— Dr Member vnn Braun ■•rri'rd here loda* to look over Die Army's Juno II moon revkel and it appeared plan* were pro reeding on schedule tn launrh Ihe stalely spare vehicle this week- fn,fL „ , w, MADRID (U l’ll— 'lounlalneers launehewl a srarrh today for a Spanish airliner lb.it disappeared Thursday with 21 persons aboard. Close To Market? F O IITL A N D . Maine ( U lT l James AA. SlarKentte. 4f>. has t-ern imlit-tsd hy B federal grand jury for allegedly operating a still beneath lus work Iwnrh at thr i^rt,mouth, N. I I , naval thip?ar,j —1‘v.llngrid Citizen Again May (air Inn Open golf tournament, Elks annual memorial service*, Sanford'* second Navy Apprrcialion Hay and public open house at the Air Station, M;ps either events, surh as Civil lb feme Day, Sunday, on the 17th anniversary of Brail Harbor, are srhfdulrd. The list above Includes only the ’ big" altrartions. Tomorrow, some 23.000 persons are expected to jam downtown Sanford for the Christmas parade sponsored by the Jaycees. The ar­ rival of Santa will open, officially, the Yule season here. Thla will 1" Central Flnrida'a biggest Christmas parade. Another aeaton, officially, will open hrre tnmorrnvr night. The Atay fair Inn opening, which her­ alds the arrival of the winter »odal season, will attract some 300 local, stale and national dignitar­ ies. On Sunday, Elks lodge* from area elHrs will gather here for annual memorial services. High ranking atatr. U. S and Navy official* will arrive In San­ ford Monday for the start of the sixth annual bombing tlrrby at Ihe Air Stallnn. The derby will ba rllmaveil hy public open house at Ihr Station Friday, the second Navy Appreciation Day In Fort Mellon Park, Sanford, on Satur­ day. Navy official* will be honored at two dinners during Ihe week. Both will lake place Thursday, one la .Sinfird, the other in Orlando. The annual May fair PGA golf tournament starts Wednesday at 3 p. m. with a clinic directed by Paul Harney, George nayer, Dow Fin*irrwald. Porky Oliver, Jay Herbert and Arnold Palmer. More than fio of the naUoa‘1 until ending pro golfers will play in the tournamrnt, starling Thurs­ day, Each of thr rvrnts lifted la e ipeeled to aet a new record for attendance, atre and participation. These make .Sanford Ihe "news center id the nation" for thr neat 10 day*. T il Cerviian l»w'.i Lwi Itr»b.. " y .___ . . . _ , ...... elilef Armw missile srletitlst vl* SIvJI klKH.M, Bweelen (B II W. Scott Hum*, outlined plans committee has m iry, for three It. ihe Cape only on special nr ‘- Ingrid Bergman regained today of the Seminole County Commit­ reasons; alt section* of Uic com. raslon* and bis presence alrrngili , ^'p FNediah elll»en*hl|i ahe Inst tee of Ino yesterday when he iminily will hale a chance to rnrtl report* that Ihe Army's when she married Italian movie •poke before the Sanford Semin­ share hi a productive payroll; first moon bird would Ih Bred as producer Roberto Rossellini In ole County Jaycccs. Hums Is chair­ there i« an active part for all efti 1930. early as Saturday man of the Committee sens who care to *participate;• and H the four via :c rurkel doe* go Sunday i* the 17tls annlsrraary Burns told the group that the money raising is easier if the don Saturday, the world will know lie Kvacuees Heturning of the attack nn Brarl Harbor. committer Is rnitipoaed ol cillrens nr Is taking an Intrrest in pro Till* day, long remrndwred b.r fore the weekend Is over whether M AI.IBE. t'alif. ( D P I ) - Many Interested in bringing more pay- posed projects, the unproroked surprlsr a*vault by tlir team of srirnllsts and nvek- rvarurrs were rvpected tmlay to rolla to the area The Committee chairman 'out­ the Japanese, has been designated eteer* which put the first Amer­ l>e ahlr to rrliirn to their homes V Instead of a few leaders, the lined duties of subcommittees for •‘Civil Defense Day” hy Brrsldent ican satellite into orbit lias suc­ alter the 2n.«x) aerr tire that ragrd the Jaycees, and discussed the ceeded In stabbing deep I n i n from the Santa Mnnira Mountains Elsenhower site committee, which ha. rnit The Civil Defenve Stall In Scud ■pare past the moon to (he »ra was rrpeirtrd virtually hern appointed. Burn* said, "You Although the Air Karts set a under control mile County, dlrrctrd by A B cant bring an Industry down Frierson Sr . is working on ev* new altitude record when Pioneer here to look, if there Is nothing NAHA. Okinawa (IJP li — Two euatlnn plan* and education pro I hurtled 7*,nnn mltee from Ihe Clinton To Get Aid available In ihnw." V S. Air Foree men reported to­ gram* should an atlark ncrurr In earth del II 12. the Air Force To function at all. the committee day that they sighted what mar AVABIIINGTON fUBI) — The prntwi fell far short in llirrr tries this area will need the leadership and sup­ have been the dying rocket of frdrrat government announced to In reach the moon. TTO.nnn mile* Civil Defense Day ha- be. n dr day that tlb.Mn wilt l-e allmalii! The Navy's eseellent survival port of the county as a whole. Butsian Sputnik III signaled as an opportunity for l« away. gear, survival training and rescue Burns said "It will also nred Fir-t lit Julian Miller. 21, Thr Army thus find* ICvelf In a tn help rebuild the Clinton, Tend, rat revldenls tn lake Inventory of high arhool which wav demolished ^ equipment were put to a dramatic available land for business sites, Mount Sterling. Ky.. and Airman The Sanford Male Chorus n mm ndlilary defense If an atlark position similar lo the circum­ R lest yesterday and came through and complete date on the rounty," Frank T Waters. 22. Denver. present a musical program f >r runtes, civil defense would tw Hie stance* that surrounded its tri­ by a dynamite blast several weeks he added ago. with flying colors Colo , said they saw a brilliant lie suggested that a booklet tie flash and an orange pink firrliall the Elk* Memorial .Service, Snn hest chance for recovery and sur­ umph early this year. Aftrr the At .1:3* p. in. an A ID sky war first A’anguard bad failed an vival. and practically Ihe only h<iw day at 2 p. in. rior of Heavy allaek Squadron It. prepared, compiling farts about al very high altitude ahooi 7 3* Icc .Skating, Maybe? tlk* I >wlges from llayloi . ol averting a national ITxrl liar Arun Jupiter I* fockel thrilled Ihe piloted by Lcdr. Dirk Andrus of Seminole County and what It has a m lifir free world by pulling Explorer 1 MINF.OI.A. N Y. ( U l T l — Nas­ Ilearb New Smyrna Hrirh ao-t Sanford, was making a routine ,n "Her Miller, a pilot, said I looked Del and will join the Sanfnnl sau County lUteeltves were put '"leriran* are urged by rtvil Inin orbit lad Jan 31 Also necessary to the ..terra, of , nH‘ MW the hrlghtr.t light I landing on the aircraft carrier TL A. N. TA Fnllke Ihe Air Force's moon aleil tmlay a* lo why a thief. In A.... . .lU.P I l-A wltneta _ . .. defence tn take several hail-- *lrp« „ „ a, mrr in l.««lge in the observance. t'. S. S. Franklin I» Roosevelt, the (nmmttre is the financial haw. M rr Mlfh*, probes, the Army vrhlrle Is not the present winter cold, rt.de two £»**««■ Iowan! prntrcUon and survival In Mender* of the Jlalc t’hotui nn trial in the bombing of tha when an accident, described by support of the rommunily. and ns a moment anil then I saw the the event of enemy attack prr intended tn orbit the moon. In­ awimmirig i-ools from the l.ancer a nasal spokesman a* "one in a understanding and desire to make fireball moving across Hie <k< at ai* Harry Wier, C. W Baker. pare a family shrilrr and eriuip stead. as Aon Braun ha* explain Bool* C urp. Jewish temple here, mastermindthe committee do the most good a great speed and higher than Mllbain Brown, It L AleS >ale million.'' occurred rd Hie dynamiting and marked t.us Hull, l-’rank Lam son. ft»*i it with a two week supply of fowl rd the Arm) w||| aim Hie nwket As the Urgr nuclear i-milcr for all ronrerned. He .aid with a red “ X" nn a sketch the any thing I have ever flown at Ihe moon with Ihe espretallon Ion lennrs; Al Case. AVIMian. t!<>»*.- sml water, plus f'*entl»l* surh a* "the of ,nc the e,»rt sjait where evplntlve* were 9 landed aboard Ihr ship, the are. .... .Lverullve ..n u ,„ r .Committer ... „ wai mov|ng fttltr „ un that It will rkiin past the bin first aid kit and battery radio Robert Mern, Jtm Steakley. W I. Boy Scouts A id int g to lie pi ared. tng rahle which normally brings lommillrc of loo will meet Mon- .,latlr alvl j » „ fhef| unti| it <li< l-e-arn warning signal* and what sphere and *n on tn lieenme _ Die witness, a rellmato of the aircraft to a hall, partrd, and day at 2 p m in Ihr First Federal apjveared " s a id Wain* It Ilatnion, Rol«ert A. Ikewiierr they mean: Ihr community plan satellite of thr sun. fU milium ( J n i t c d F 11110 D n VG RrighFf following the temple second tenors the plane conlinurd up the angled Building didn't (all or go straight tb.wn It rnilei away for emergency action, protection Sinning first buss an- \l arirn flight deck i*«d m rr thr *U!c» or moving atm** ihr tk) in ati lateal Boy Scout* arr assisting bombing, wa* Jimmy Dave !)«• from radioactive fallout, first aid Aore. 3.1, of Atlanta, lie w aa be­ Ihr fthip. Dripilr Ihr f.»rl that the \i/ .mcJr A ' ll tnn\rd. parU Adams, I E. McCoy, H M ai-d home emergency prepared Rucker and Leon Walker; sr.ind United Fund workers In dislrih ing held on a larceny aHer trust aircraft rntrred the water in an W G Q ttlG f seemed in fall behind like |i was ba*s. L B. Carter, Charles S. .-1 to** and the use of CON FUJI AD Fox Infant Dies; iilmg pamphlet* and finder raril* ebarge when Bright was also JaTlinverted manner, the strength of breaking up " rier, J M. Stinecipher, Ft an1 fur emergency radio Information— Ihl* weekend, a*Vlnc fur additional ed the Skywarrior cockpit withstood Runny and warm today. Fair Tiie rorkrt was launched May WfHHiruff, 11 M. Jnhiqnrsl and •.to and 1210 on the dial Rites Held Today DeVnre said he Itranl the story the terrific force and Ihe three lunlghl. Bartly cloudy and mild 15 to boost Ihr 7.923 pound Spilt t harlie Morrison, support Infant girl Fov. daughter of man treir emerged from ihr plane Saturday. High today 7* to st. mk III into orbit. Scientists had D ir psin|ihlrl* list the agencies from Brti lit in jail. He said he Mr ami Mrs John C Fox, into w i t h only minor abrasion,. |OB ton|t ht an to to. Variable rarlirr said the !>2 fool rocket Magnolia A*r . died at birth Wed in the I nilrd Fund, and I* r fact waa in a private cell with the Post O ffice Plans neaday defendant from three lo five 9 Their survival equipment i.nr H|nrt, heromlag -oolherl, a t„ f. was plunglnc into the earths at Letter To Santa? evening in Seminole Me­ that only 133 percent of llirtr min­ ho ir, a day and "part of tiro or Honed perfectly;lhe ere* was w ||f , p ,r |odl) im, tAfl|tbl molphere. imum requirements has been col­ Hospital. plekrd up moments later, and re--------------_____ Nope, W rong Box Annex During Rush morial three bouts only me ami him waa Servbes were held al graveside lected after two month* of work. In the retl.” turned aboard Ihe carrier other The Sari font | his| oflirr will have at :• 30 this morning with the Rev. United Fund officials estimate It must base taken MIME if menders of the rrew were A 31. Di-A'orr was the surprise witfori for a local buxines* employr an trine* In handle Christmas David I’arneflt of Delating. In­ that the seven agencies will tie net* produced by the stite In an F:ugene FT. Kronjaeger J r . tom mail postmaster Joel Field an terment -in in Flvergrtrn Ceme­ ahlr to operate for only six lo lean down and mall two letter* hardier --navigator, and Hyde * ',rm r 1,h»‘ 1l'r,f.bt » « tery Gramkm* Funeral Home .month, under the present pledge. lo Atlanta. Ga In the Santa Claus notinrrd Inlay N. Savage. AD I. third merman Thr annex util open Monday at was tn charge of arrangement*, and eonlr.hs,lions. ,hr c ^ o a ^ n V c u r r ld letter bos outside the Sanford post * 30 a. m. In the former Bulek office Die state rested il* cate after Ritz W ins Award Tiie business letters werr the agency at 2tn Magnolia IleA'ore testified Packages, letters and <ard* ran lirst roriiritwtion to Santa’s Iwavy DrVnrr said that Bright "didn't -Semlnob High hchuol swept minole tonight in the t elery Bowl. mail bag Tbe ho* was errelrd h In- madid at the annex, vslileli will For Lone Ranger do the actual tombing" but “rode praetirally all of the top honors Milton Hawley, manager .•( thr The Blue Darters placed five men the post office for Santa lellrr« also handle Ihr vale ol stamps as lookout." Additional parking has been ar Rita Theatre wa* awarded first last night at thr annual awards on thr all star team. Heading Ihr only CIIICAGtiriijnV— This uai the iuni stage an>l anti lo to set up chairs Bright is the first of five ntro ranged for the Magnolia St. sitr, funeral day. place for Ihe best eampalgn. first meeting of Orangr Bell Confer­ list wad 230 pouml Gerald Odom, and kneelrrs for the mourners. Die tu go nn trial fnr the temple ence roaches. whirh will stay open through Dee. run, amall town, on thr liinc Countless rhtidrrn die daily and onl) decoration In the dim interior lomhtng Conviction could mean ;t It* use will relieve emigration the sorrow for the individual lam- was .ointirr black am! put pie hunt tbe death sentence. The Orangr Belt champions who pairrd with Stanley last year Gleason Improving Ranger LOS ANGELES (LTD » ,^ia. al Ihr regular poit'dlirr, Die ilirv is a lira*)' burden But n ing ms flowers are forbidden in­ The award wa* presented *> Ihe placed six playrrs on the 22 man at the guard* on the all conference ter alter James Gleason, Tn a- annex will not handle inrnmlng fire wliii'li In minutes mull* out side a Catholtr thnrrh al funeral convention of Motion Picture F.x* all star squad, won the sport* team. httutor* of Florida held to Jark manship trophy and "Coach of the thr Ihr* of tl rhtidrrn lirreavea maairs. The selection of Dandridgr, 134 reported in satisfactory condition mail. sonviilr Nov. 30 Dr. 2 Florida Year" award pound quarterbark. art a new Se today at (jurrn of Angeles Ho* fierv let i for the three heroic Police Close Case a city. pita). Stale Theatre* had five winner* Today Chicago, itself grown on nuns and five of the child -t who As a prelude to Ihe (Irak Celery minole record. He beeame the Several other com panic* were re Howl tonight. OHC roaches pickrd first SHS playrr in history to The veteran performer v i r la­ ‘Peak’ Power Rate tiie allies rd llte great fire of tiled in the fire were held Thurs­ Of M ohaw k Indian in lo the hospital Monday for ma­ IH7I, attended to the aoleiun last day. Archill! shop Meyer celebrated David Stanley. Gerald Jones. Alan make three all conference trams MIA.MI ( I T U - Police bar* presented. The convention concerned advet Swaim Duke Schirard. Cecil Dan* in one year. In Marrh. he wat jor surgery ami was said to •< For Industry Only nt"* for the little ones who died thr mass for the mint also. rimed (he case nf a Mohawk JoUsing, exploitation, and eoncei dridge and A’cmon Kirk to the named to the OBC basketball making a' good recovery, lie In addition to tin mast ten fiian who eonfrssed lo two mur­ t lurid* Light A l*owrr Co. Monday with three nun teachers ihoi-hl Ih- able to leave lb - ho* “ dream team." The -Seminole * squad as a guard; in June, hr pital lu a*<out a week, do,tor •day said notice* mailed uul a in the pyre width oner was Our Ice at Ihe armory, separate fu ders in Canada for whirli anothei atom. werc voted the most “sportsman­ made the all star baseball tram •aid. Igiut Ihe approach of Hie “peak" Lady of Ihe Angels school. neral masses were offered al man was hanged, Tlserc were stores of funerals— v ariot n parish thurthrt today for Miami DeL .Millon Cheater said season should roewern only indus­ Rotary Program Set like" learn in Hie conference and as a catcher. the procession* of moue.vrrs rrltv- 30 of the other rhlldrrn killed in Franeis Thompson definitely wai trial ruvtumrrv. "Muiic by David." featuring * Coach Jim Pigott wa* selected to Scbiranl's selection kept a per rot telling tha truth about tlx The plra to iunser>e t>ow*r be­ ironing arra* from llnly Name the fire. novelty program of guitar seir- reprrient the ronferenre as the sonal string unbroken. Two older Flirting With Death CHICAGO — (U P lt — Jaywalk tween A and 9 p. m. wav directed Cathrdral mi tbe near north aide Services for at least 12 more slaying. Puller were preaaiaj Don*, will highlight the meeting all-star coach of the year. Figott brothers made the all-Hars. Thu of the Sinford Rotary Club at the and the aiv playrrs at Seminole was the second year in a row Ing r auses 33 per cent of ail at heavy commercial users. Elec­ ta suburban Melrose Park oa Ihe will be held Saturday at parish rhargrs nf breaking and entarlsg were unanimous cholera. that .Seminole had an all confer pedestrian traffic deaths in town* tric hill* at hom « will not be af. vsrvt. churrhea and arrangement* for aralnit him, however. Chetaei Civic Center Monday nooo. Runner up in the ORt votiig cnee center. luist year, Jack Slot S' 1 elfin, according lo the Chi frrtrd by Ihr higher rate during Workers tolled through th* nlgfct.Uia other 1) vlclima wert not jet said a Ua detretor teat Jim Itoltti law la in ehargi of |was Apopka, the opponent for Se-j sky won th* lywor. cago Motor Club. |that Thom pan* vat lying. •peak” periods, i to fiaiah the altar oa live audttaa-1 flaallird Uw yngru- Crewmen Survive Carrier Accident 'Object' Reported; Rocket Of Sputnik? Sunday Designated Civil Defense Day Chorus To Perform At Elks' Services 6 Seminoles Put On All-Conference Court Told Bright 'Brain' Of Bombing This W as Funeral Day... �•- Faff* t —Tri., C *. 8. IMS . • • d ir In firl d rill presen tin g, l^ o u r G iu r c l Ail Church Notices Must Be Presented At The Sanford Herald Office By 10 A. M. On The Day Before Publication. f— Church Of Christ M*!i Baptist r p u r BAPTIST CHI Mill III Pirti A t ra n sTim ■>'. V. nrooki, Jr. Peitor -------, T . D. Flihrr Auor. Pallor • Mnmm; Worthip ... 1:41 a. in. .Sunday firhool 9 43 a. m. ..^ M o r n lo l Wonhip .... II oo a. m. -Training Union .......... 1:11 p. m. Evening Worihip 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer 5mlce 7:30 p. m. Nurrery available CENTRAL BAPTIST (lll'B (| | Cor. tuh SI. A Oak Are. J. L. Moore .... Interim Pallor Sunday School ........ t:4$ ■. ra. * Morning Worihlp . . . . 1I:U> a. m. Training Union ........... 8:43 p. m. tvrnlng Wonhlp ........ • W P , .Wed. Prayer Sendee 1:00 p. m. FIN E CURST BAPTIST CHURCH Ml W. Ooora Rond Donald Gravenmtlr ......... Paator Sunday School ............. 0:43 a. m. Mornlnf Wonhlp 11:00 a. m. Training Union..............S:10 p. m Evening Wonhlp 7:43 p. m. Wed. Prayer Servlte 7:43 p. m. Nurrery atallahle SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH . E. 27th SI. k Park Avp. Herald B. Price ........... Pallor ‘.Sunday Bible Sehool .. 10:00 a. m. '•^reaching ................. 11:00 a. m. Bible Study ...... 7:00 p. m. Evangel!*ilc Preaching 7t43 p. m. — - — Wed. Prayer Service 7:43 p. m. i i l l n r if o k c u b i s t FIRST PBKSBITERIAN 2nd SI. nod Urn Aif. CHURCH Gfnrgr M. Valei .. ... Parlor flal. Atr. and Third SI, Bible School .. . 10:00 a. m. Pa dor Morning Wonhip . 11:00 a. m. A. Ci. Mclnnta 8:43 a. m. Evening Worihip , 7 13 p.m . Morning Worihip Wed. Bible Study 7 13 p. m. Sunday School ...... 9:43 a. m. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worihlp CIIURUII OK CHRIST Senior Kellotrihlp 3:30 p. m. (if net a 7:00 p. m. Evening Wonhlp Ralph Brewer Jr......... Kvangctlrl Norrery Available (Hide School ........... 10:00 a. m. Morning Wonhlp ... . II 00 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCTI Etenlng Worth!)..........7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. nt. • UEBARY DeBary Cltle Cenler 4 HU HU II OK CHRIST Morning Wonhlp . 10.00 a. m * Paoli Bible Study IO:(Mt a. COMMUNITY Morning Werahlp . 11:00 a. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evening W o n h ip ........ 7.00 p. Lake Mary Episcopal John W. Pllley ........... . Paitor W ILY CROSS EPISCOPAL Sunday School in 00 a nt. c iiu R c n Morning Worthlp 11 00 a. m. Park Avr. at 4lh SI. Rev. John W. Thomar Parlor Junior High Weatminlatcr Holy Euchartrt............ 8:00 a. m. Fellowship ........... . ( 30 p. ra. Family Service— Senior High Wnlminlrtrr Church School ........9:13 a. m. Fellowthlp . .. . . 7:30 p. m. Morning Prayer— Sarmon ........ 11:00 I. m Holy Communion— UPS,ALA COMMUNITY Tuetday .................. 7:30 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednrrday ............. . 10:00 a. m. John W. I’lllry Paitor Thuraday...................... 7*30 a. m. Junior High Wertmmlrlerta laool Sacrament of Penance Saturday .. .8:00 8:00 p. nt. Morning W onhlp........ 9.00 a. m. Sunday School ........ 10 00 a. m. A L L SA IN TS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Other Churches Knltrprhe Fr. Paul Shulta ................ Tailor PINF.CREST ASSEMBLY Holy Communion— OF GOD CHURCH Sunday ........................ 8:00 a. m. Car. 77lh and Elm Morning .Pray ar— Sermon ............... 9:30 a. m. II. M. Snow ................ Paitor Holy CommunionSunday School ........ 9:43 a. m. lit Sunday eaeh month 9:30 a. m. Morning Worihip . . . . 10:30 a. m. Evening Worahip........ 7.00 p. m. WEST SIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST 411 S. Holly Ave. WUllam U Stephen ........ Paitor Sunday School .... 10:00 a. m- Lutheran GOOD HIIKPIIKRI) UNITED Morning Worihlp . .. . 11:00 •. m. LU TH ER A N CHURCH Bible Study .............. 7:00 p. m. Hanford Shrine Club Evening Worship.......... 7:30 p. m Parlor Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. m. Krne.t Bcllrk Jr. ... Church School ........... 9:43 a. m. 11:00 a. tn. CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Wonhlp . C. G. Swaggcrty ............ Paitor Steering Committee .. lt:00 a. m. Buaday School ........ 10.00 a. m. Tuei. Choir Practice ., 7:30 p. m. Morning Wonhlp . .. . 11:00 a. m. Thun. Catrchtam Claat 4:00 p. m. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Tailor Douthltl ........ t:43 e.m. |ijr School . ag Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. ■inlag Union <:I3 p. m. Evening Worihlp........ 7:30 p. m. ;.TFed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF (1ENEVA 5 - Jack L. pirwart ......... r»»lnr Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. ^ J V o n l a g Service .... 11:8X1 a. m. Training Union ........ S.M p. m. *:*7*venlng Worihlp ... 7:30 p. m. * wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. m MULCBEST BAPTIST CHURCH OP GENEVA Cberlei W. IlimU J r ........ Paitor Sundry School ........ 10:00 a. in. Morning Wonhlp . . . . 11:W a. in. Training Union ........ 8:13 p tn. Evening Wonhip . . . . 7:30 p. m. Wed. Pray er Sen Ice 7:30 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONOWOQD Cor. ( berth A (Irani HI*. Parlor C. I.. Futrh .... 9:13 a. m. Sunday School ... 11:00 a. m. Morning Wonhip 8:43 p. m. Training Union .. 7:43 p. m. Evening Wonhlp Wed. Prayer Service 7:43 p. m. m m : MONBor. BAPTIST CHURCH Three mile* weal of Haaferd on Flral HI., right el Menroe Center ......... Paitor Robert (1. Ilyrd . .. 10:00 n. m. Sunday School .. 11:00 i . m Morning Worihlp ... 8:30 p. m. Training Union .. 7:30 p. m, Evening Wonhip Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m T H E ALLIANCE CHURCH Ufcriitlin and Mlnlonary Alliance Park Are. and Uth SI. Paitor David S. CarnefU Sunday School . ....... 9:43 a. m. Morning Worihlp ... 10:40 a. m. Kvrning Service 7:43 p. m. 0:30 p. m. A.Y.F.-Youth Sendee Wed. Prayer Service > 00 p m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OK T H E REDEEMER' FIRST ( Hi nt II OF 4 HRIST 103 W. 11th Place „ HCI EN T 1ST Htrhfrt W. G e rm . .. . ,. Paitor 900 E. Second Hi. Sunday School .......... 9:13 a. m. Adult Bthla Clara . . . . . . 9:13 a. m. Sunday School ... ... 11:00 a. m. Worahip Service ... . 10:30 a. m Sunday Worihlp 11:00 a. m. Wednesday Service 9:00 p. tn ST. L U K E S LUTHERAN Tueiday Heading . 2:30 4:30 p m filavla (Near Otlrdo) Thunday Heading 2:30-4:30 p. m Stephen M. Tuhy . . .. . Paitor Morning W o n h lp ..........8:23 a. m. Sunday School ... 0:00 a.m. ( IILR4 H OF GOn French Ate. and 2Ind Hi. Chrwtlan Day School, Monday through Friday — Kindergarten • Joel D. Hroan ... I'aitor Elementary ................... 9.00a. m. Sunday School............... 9.43 a. m EvangclUlir Service 7:30 p. rn Tueiday Service ______ 7:30 p. m. Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH CHCRCI1 OK JESLS CHRIST 419 Park Ave. OF LA TTER DAY SAINTS Parlor T. C. O'Sleen .......... Cily Hall ■ 30 a. Morning Wotrlilp J. (I, (trunk. . Branch Pi evident 9 43 a. Sunday School Sundav School 10:00 «, m. 11:00 a. Morning Wonhip Sacrament Meeting fi.oo p. m. 7:10 p. Organ Vripera . 7:30 p. Evening Wonhip T H E HANFORD I 30 p. Youth Recreation CONGREGATION n r FR EE METHODIST CHURCH JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Laurel Avr. al 41b SI. 1821 W. Ill HL Ira E. Hindman J r .......... Paitor Sunday Walrhtower Sunday School ........... M 3 a. 3:00 p. m . Study A .......... Morning Worihlp 10:43 a. Wed Rtbla Study 7:30 p. tn. FMY ........................ 7 00 p. Pel. Mlnlitry School 7:30 p. rn. Evening Worahip .... 7:30 p. Friday Service ,. 8:31) p. rn Mon. FMY Recreation 7;to p. Tur*. FMY Prayer .. 7:M p. FIRhT PENTECOSTAL Wed. Prayer Service 7 30 p. CHURCH OP LONGWOOD GRACE METHODIST CIIURCn E. Ruth Grant . . . — Parlor Sunday School ... 10 00 a m. Plnecmt School Auditorium Morning Wonhlp . .. II no a. ro W. Thomai I'anom Jr. .. Paitor Evening Servo a .......... 7:00 p. in. Sunday School — 9:43 n. m. Weil. Prayer Service . 7.w> p in. Morning Worahip II a. it Frl. Prayer Serrlcn .. 7 no p m FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CHI IU H Oviedo FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Selmol 9 43 a OF OVIEDO H oo a. Jack T. Bryant P*|tor Morning Worship 9 00 p. Sunday School 9:43 i. m Evening Worihip Morning Wonhlp . 11:00 a. m. PAULA WESLEYAN Training Union . . 9:13 p. m METHODIST CHURCH Evening Service . .. . 7;W p. m. 8 Mllea Weal ra Rl. 19 Wad. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m Parlor Cecil W Shaffer 9 43 a. m Sunday School ''Catholic 10:43 a. m. Morning Wonhlp 8 43 p. m. Wralryan Youth A LL SOULS CATHOLIC 7:30 p, m. Evening Worahip ( IIUIMTI Wed. Prayer Service T.W p. m. Oak Ave. al 9th St. Rav. Richard Lypi Pallor Sunday Mann ............ 7.00 a. m Nazarenc 4* ,■...<>■ 9:3U a. m FIRST CHURCH ........ 10.00 a. m OF THE NAZARENE ........... 11.30 a. m. W, lad SI. at Mapla Ave. Dally Mara 7:18 a. nt Paator ll. II. Spear Jr. 9:43 a. in. Sunday School If Christian 10.(3 g. m Morning Worihip 8 JO p. m NY PS FIRST C HRISTIAN C HI III II 8:30 p m 1107 S. Haaferd Are. N JS ....................... Parry L. Mena .......... Paatm Evrning Worahip ... .. 7 Jo p. m. Sunday Sthuul ... U: 13 a. m. Wed. Ftaycr San ice 7 30 p, m Morning Wonhip . . . 11:00 a, m LAKE MARY Youth Program ........ 4»:30 p. m. Adult Training Couraa . d:30 p. m. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Evening Worihlp . . . . 7:00 p. m. Lake Mary Beciealion .......... 7:30 p m. 8. L Brand) . ............. Pallor Sunday School ........ 10.00 a. m. CONGREGATIONAL Morning Wonhip . . . . 11:00 a. nt. Yo mg People'* Matllng 7:13 p. m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evaning Worahip ........ »:.0 p. m. Park Art, at glib St. J . Barnard R o o t .................... Parlor Wed. Prayer Service I N p. m. MUiionan Meeting Bible School.................9:43 a, to Morning Wonhip . . . . . ll;W a . » Pint Wcdutjd.'y .. .. 8.00 p. a: IV Presbyterian HANFORD SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Seventh SI. and Elm Ave. A. C. McClure ........... Parlor Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 a m Morning Wonhip .... 11:00 a. m Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. THE SALVATION ARMY t il E. Hetoad fit. Sunday: Sunday School 10 00 a. llolinrr* Mfrling 11:00 a. 8:30 p. Strrrl Meeting 7:00 p. Y P I ................................... 7:30 p. Salvation Meeting Fundiy: Corp Cadeta ............. 3.10 p. Band Practice ........ 4:00 p. Ladiea Home league 7:30 p. Thura. Prayer Service 7:30 p. Sal. SO til Mecung 0.30 p. m m. m in. rn. m. m. m. m. nt T H E REVIVAL TABERNACLE 21th and (hare Ave. I - T . Tarkrr ........ Pailur Sunday School lo.OO a. tn. Morning Wonhip 11:00 a. m. Evening Wonhlp . .. . 7:43 p. m. Tueiday Service .. .. 7:43 p. m. Thuraday Sendee........ 7:43 p. m UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD Wemaa i Clab-M Oak Art. Joiephlne B. Stuck!*........ Plater Sunday Wonhip . . 11:00 a. m. Woodruff Building IM E. Flral HU lira. >11 Tueiday Claaa...... . . . I.OQ y. t -! A ' U - ' 3 > fir, ;> v /v A T H E C H U R C H FO R A L L . . . A LL FOR TH E C H U R C H The first snow of the season! What excitement— what delight is written in her shining eyes! To her, the world has suddenly become a wonderland of white enchantment— a miracle. A child accepts the miruclc, and finds in it pure, unblemished joy. An adult finds it increasingly difficult to accept anything as mi­ raculous— and his joys arc dimmed by life’s myriad complexities. Yet, within every ndult’s grasp is the greatest miracle of all— the story of Christ and the message he left the world. This is the in­ heritance of every man and woman who will reach out to accept it. it waits for you . . . in the Church. Oo to church this Sunday. Discover, again, w hat Christ did for you. The Chuuh it the gieateit (actor on earth lor the building of characlei and good cititrnihip. It it a rtocrhouie of tpirilual valuer. Without a itrong Church, neither democracy nor civilitation can lurvive. There are (our round iratnnr why every perron vhoutd attend lervitrv regularly and rupport the Church. Th'y are: (I) For hi* own rate. (2) For hir children’srake. (3) For the tale ol hit community and nation. (4) For the rale of the Church itrelf, which needr hti moral and material rupport. Plan lo go to church regularly and lead your Bible daily. Day Book Sunday Monday Tueiday Ivaiah liaiah Matthew Matthew Luke Matthew John John Wednerday Thunday Friday Saturday Chapter Verm It 8 1 <1 *9 n rj 8 1-8 C-7 18 IS 41-82 31-32 23-32 35-47 f»rr».#4r tl tf, a,.,r— A i t I m m . I k u W 1) , r a This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each W eek in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by tbe co-operation of these well-known business establishments; KHMK‘5 STANDARD Oil, STATION SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL HANK CELERY CITY PRINTING COMPANY PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY NE-HI UOTTLING COMPANY WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. WARNER’S GULF SERVICE GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. W1LSON-MAIEK FURNITURE COMPANY ROY WALL PLUMBING HIT/. THEATRE FLORIDA STATE RANK W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK CO. GREGORY LUMBER COMPANY A. K. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION, CO. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. �Fri.. Dec. 8, 1958—Ps(re S ttTfr tmforb VrnlS Woman’s Page Holiday Moods In M odes Theme O f Forthcoming Fashion Show Marilyn Calhoun Is Feted With Shower EUubtlh Ashby, “ Ho'ldiy Mooli in Mode*’ it i),r theme of 1ht* ftihlon thow and rock!ait part) to tve presented at the Mayfair Inn Drr. 17. Thu event will be iponiorrd by the Of fleer* Wlvei Club with wive* of VAII'9 ai hoitriwi. Modeli are: Mr*. Robert An deraon. Mr*. M u Rent. Mr*. 0 E. Brubaker, Mr*. A. n fllleten er. Mr*, H K. Bryant, Mr* J. W\ Crawford, Mr*. T. j . Kilrlinr. Air* n. W. i-egere, Mr* Norman K Mctnnt*. Mr*. H. D. Shadt. Mr*. Dale Shovcr. Mr*. Jerold Warnke. Mr*. E. P. Yate*. Mr*. C. J. Youngblade, and Mr* Floyd Karri*. Neil* Studio of' Hair Deiign of Sanford ami Fern Park will create hair style* for the model*. Frank Mebane Jr. i* ihe com­ Church Calendar JjD c c d £ vsm1a ^ mentator. The Populairiea will furnish background mu*ic. Coor­ dinator for the *how i* Mr*. Kit cllne. Clothes are by SuxmanKatamann of Orlando. Tickrt* may tie purchased bycontacting Mr*. Rliescncr, FA 3WHS. or Mr*. Shover, FA 3 33t.v Fundi railed will benefit the Gale way School, .R IO A T Christmas party for all Home Demonstration Club member* in Seminole County at a p m. at the Home Demonstration Centrr. The American legion Auxiliary will hold it* regular meeting at Ihe Legion Home on Highway 17»2 at i :JO p. m. SATURDAY There will be a chicken pileau aupper in the Educational Rullding of the I,ake Mary Community Preabjlerian Church »pnn»ored by Circle Two. Serving will continue from S W7 J0 p. m Who Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will meet at the home of Mr*. G. W. Morgan, AM Summer­ lin. at 1 p. m. for a butinet* meet­ ing A tea will follow. !lo*te**r« will he: Mr*. Edton Goit, Mr*. Kent Bateman. Mr*. C. E. Carl ton and Mr*. Morgan. TUESDAY The regular meeting of the Wilnon School P-TA will he held at 7:30 p. m. City Judge Ambrose Oil iff will be the gueit »peaker. A covered dith aupper will precede the meeting at «;30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Luncheon at !i:10 p. m. at the Sanford Woman’* Cluh for all de­ partment*. The American Home Department will have a tree and a ahower for Ihe Children’* Home The Fine Art* Department will pre»ent the program. llo»te*»e» are: Mr*. Howard Monlieth. Mr*. B. R. Beck. Mr*. R. E. Peunfoy. Mr*. C. L. Redding. Mr*. Ilrodle William*. Mr*. Robert Rhode*. e i'v n a v a L . I AT Woaiaa't Editor A miscellaneous shower Mon day night honored Mu* Marilyn Calhoun. December bride-elect. The *hnwer wa» given by Mr*. J. N. Anarello and Mr*. Wendell Htrt at the home of the former. Gladioli and chrysanthemum* were u»ed in the decoration*. Gift* were presented to the honoree in a decorated box Priie* for game* played during the evening were awarded to Mr*. Jimmy Wade and Mu* Cal houn. Each guc*t wrote down a re­ cipe for Mu* Calhoun. Fruit rake. nut*, mint* and cof fr f r „ nipn*ed ihr refreshment* Phono FA I M il VAH-11 Officers Wives Have Luncheon At Lake Monroe Inn Atlending Ihe luncheon were: Officer* Wive* of VAII tl en|o> lake Monroe Inn Wednesday ed a chicken *alad luncheon at Ihe Hostcsse* were Mr*. William Col Mr*. C. Fernandes, Mr*. Gordon un and Mr* William Malinowski Robertson. Mr* Richard Amlrui, Palm Iromi* and Chrt*lm*« ball* Mr*. John Sullivan, Mr*. P.obert were lued in thedccor*ltnn« Ramey, Mr*. Ed Ro**i, Mr* Rich* Chrisima* tree* made of van ard Nel»on, Mr*. Steven Oliver, colored Chrtitmaa bail* were plac Mr*. Ed Graham, Mr*, Don Itamll* Mrs, J. C. Calhoun. Mra. M. R. cd on Iht* table. Marking each ton. Mra William Warwick, Mr*, Mr* . O n one morning out of llu? year _Strickland. Mr*. W. W. Tyre. place were miniature Christmas it. Weber, Mr*. Date Ibirdy, Mr*, A Monforton. Mr*. R W _chri*tm*»— there i* no need to Sturdivant. Mr*. Mabel Lowe. Mr*. ca|[ ,hr family. It may be only 3 tree plarccard*. An allractlse rf j amP, Morrisey. Mrs. William Shafer, Mr*. Anthony I Km ns, Mr*. Carl Chorpening Sr.. Mr* Jimmy „r fi , m , K ( n,r light * Jte on. feet wa* creates) A daor prise of ailimtma* Jfthn Tmit< William ThompWade,^ Mr* Harvey Wilkinson., me children have toy* and wrap Mr* k- H. Kirchhoff. Mrs. J - *pints p*p«T Mrrwn *11 over and card mailbag wa* awarded to Mrs It R. Weber. A rircoratrd *onAllen. Ir*. Will* Rrown. Mr* Roy Wall, Mr*. C I - I even Dad is already enjoying hi* »hrll tray, also a , door Wynn. Mr* J, l . Davit, Ml** nrM. pip,- or slipper* . , p m ', lam Foulk, .Mrs. Fred Stipp, Mr*. ,.*» Shadt and the ho»trs»e». Sonia Monforton. Miu Aline t hap „( 0,ur.e. Mill ha. the **' Chen *° Mr‘ man. 'lit* Jean Wilke, Mu* Jo responsibility of serving a color an Wilke, Mr* Ruddy Maddox, fu( tvreakfasl. one Jus! a little spe iirlando, and Mrs. Thelma Gram. cja| For Distinctive Fontana, Calif. To do llu*. home economist lie ba Slagg* propose* that you prr pare ibis M'drk Cherry Coffee Cake It i* something special . arrangements — p ^ try it and you'll find out The preparation of this baked decorations — produrt I* facilitated by Kisme Damrl It Holiday Jt wa* Ihe mine Homemade Riacuit Mix ban coi-sapres guest nt Miss Janlrr Ellen Reel dy. The mix yield* in nip* and and her aunt. Mrs Carrie L can t*e kept in the refrlgrralor Smith, ovtr Ihe weekend. Mr. coyered clo*ely, for a month Simply »ifl together * cup* silted Holiday is stationed at Jackson­ Dorothy II. G a n n * enriches! flour with cup baking ville Naval Air Station Major Robert Morn* arrived powder and 4 tea*p>'n* salt Cut Thursday from Norfolk. V* . for in 1 cup lard until the crumb* a few day* visit vsiih hi* mother, are abmil Ihe »lir of small pea* SAVE NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ’59 Mr* Mary Monjl While here he That’a all there D tr it. When you’re ready to prrparr Receive You Saxe will look after her interetii. thu coffee cake— pre*lo, your mix I2.:»n Mr and Mr* P P Campbell •3Jc and Mi*« f.urlle Campbell had a* ia ready. 25.00 .JOc Note that lard it tiled a* tin Ihcir gue»t* over the Thanksgiving shortening If you ve never usetl 50.00 1.00 holiday*, Mr* Emm* Card Swln 100.00 2.00 Hot shortening for ymir baked die, Tuscaloosa. Ala and Mu* prmlucl*. plan thU experiment It 250.00 3.00 Jennie Cant. Miami. will be well worlh your time Friend* of Mr* A R Sikes. J3U3 Mulrk Cherry Coffee 4 akc Mellimville. will be glad to learn l can ft pound! red *mir piltcil that *he is now aI home recuperat­ cherrie* ing following emergency surgery. 3 cup* bucuil mix S T A T E B A N K Mr. and Mr* J Parker Henry. ’» cup »ugar it - s a a r o w p Fort Pierce, will »pend Ihe week­ i, leatpoon nutmeg end with Mr and Mrs W K MeM/axFx. FevWql tVpord tnturana Cav fLH 1 « teaspoon cinnamon Robert*. They will all attend the i 3 cup milk Mayfair Opening, •a cup augar ratpoon nulmrg , cup biscuit mi* Christmas Morn Breakfast Told 1% n h h ijd m a A ^ P&/IAonah rmerre.t Raptut Church Charel Mr, Harvev Wilkinson a**l*ted and Concord Choir practice at 330 )n serving p. m. Thn*e invited lo attend wera Ptnecrr*! Haplut Church Carol ( Choir prarllre at S 30 p. rn I’mecrest Raptut Church Youth Fellowship at A IS p. m. HONDA* Primary Sunbeam*. Jr. G A ’» and 13 year G. A.’* meet at Ihe Fir*! Haplut Church at 3 IS p m. £ CIRCLE I1NK Deacon* nf the First Raptut circle One met in the chapel Church meet at 7 p. m. The Kltlc Knight Circle of the with Mrs. Georgs Dunn presiding. The meeting wa* opened wdlh Ftr*t Baptist Church will meel with Mr* W. D. Gunter. 3010 scripture and prayer by Mr*. J. Washington Drive at 7:30 p. m. "■ Sentifdt Mr* Voile William*, Celeitial Choir of the First Rap stewardship chairman, gave a list Church will practice al 3 IS message. The Why of Stewardp m ; the Cherub al M S p m. A ilisrussinn on tithing fob The Wumrn a Auxiliary nf iloty •*'"«!. Members «rre asked to Cross Episcopal Church will have *end i hrulma* card* to group a genera! meeting Monday 1st *'v ,fu* *e*en nf the RememberA 3:30 p m. in the Parish House *ncf' !•*’ Mrr. Dixon reported for mi»A film entitled -’Village of Ihe Poor” will be shown St Mark's *ion». Seven member* of the circle attended study course taught by Chapter la the hostess. I’lnecreM Baptist Church Youth Mr*. l ‘eter*on and Mr*. Pryor. Fellowship at the church at A to Member* vsere a»ked to remember the mlMionatle* at Chrutma*. p. m. Mrs. Srntifttt spoke on plan* for W S.C S Circle* of Ihe FirM Methodist Church will meet at 3 the program. CIRCLE TWci p. m. a* follows: Legal Notice Mr and Mrs Al Duxbury an Circle Two met in the Woman'* Circle Five meel* with Mr* Bible cia»»room. The chairman, nounee the birth of a »on. Thnma* lw lh> I •■** wt Its- *»•■•* Ja U ar. M. K. Raker. Grapevtlle Ave Seminal* <.••<•11. i lafU*. la l*ra. • Circle Six meet* with Mr*. i> Mr*. Clyde Humphrey, opened the E«rl. Itorn Dec 4 in the Seminole Kale. meeting with prayer A Chrut- Memorial Hospital The baby In tei i:*tale nf E White, 1100 Myrtle A*c ounce* at |,l I I v VV las* I l.l. iats-v Xi* *n a« Circle Seven meet* with Mrs mat devotion wa* given by Mr*. weighted 7 (sound*. l.l't v' V l* la VV IH .l .l , Hr. ee*e<t J. H. Walker. 1719 Sanford Ave. M. N, Cleveland, The ttrwardihip birth I n I I I I leWItnl* an* I ' e n e s i l l a i . Mr* Vi T Jackson, all Mag Ina I lalms ar HemaaU* Vael aH Circle Eight meel* in McKinley lesson wa* presented I**- Mr*. It. nolta Ave . u ihe maternal grand F. Cooper. H I! relates Hall for a covered dish luncheon. Vnu anil e»i Is of s -a are l.eseMr* J It Flrlslt told a mission mother. Paternal grandparent* are Barrack* No. 4W. Veterans of AIRS. I . K H A L I ) W A R . Circle Nine meet* with Mrs. Ray n**iIf 1*4 *"'t r»'i*sire.| i«s usei dory of Ihe I hilippme Island* Mr. and Mr*. William Moran. i., World War I. and Ihe Ladle* Aux­ NKK, •me uf the models Herron. 3110 Palmetto Ave. e.nt wnr claim* •"•I s|*mansls » K U Is , ,iij, nr either of *011. m*v K*ve Lowell, Max. iliary. will have a turkey dinner Circle No. » of the Women of the •>r " r0r" »he ‘- wk, ,n,0f. * V acalnst l h « *aiala - f l. t’c V A VV and Chriitma* party for number* who will appear in- th« First ITe.bsterian Church. Mr. World”, by Win.lon C rowley. U » V i : i . t . <*U.s Knnwn ■■ U ’C V * Mr and Mr* W F Ludwig. i- u y v t i t J e h it»ea***sli t*?» of **M Marling at 7 p. m. at the Amfiran fashion show, and cocktail Harry Woodruff, chairman, will *,r r "'* lr io V*,M n,,r' ,n'c o i t n i r , t » lh* s’lMisst) Jviila* *-f Legion Hut on 17-92. Call Mr*. luirtv slated for l i r e . 17, meet with Mr*. Woodruff, 110 homes and hospital* and shut in* New York City, announce Ihe birth fUemlnote ivu ntr. K t -r M * . *1 *»!• In group tevrn. of their first child, William A. Style*. EA 2 16W. Elliott Ave.. at 9 IS a. m ..f lli e in Ihe r n u r l linus* n( **lt The meeting wa* tluimttrd with Ludwig, bnm Nov, I*. i-s.iintr *? |Se-vfnSiS, ll-r h l* allhla Circle No* I through T nf the Service (iuild Meets Women Grandparenl* are Mr and Mr* e (ti t raletvlat inlsnlh* flm n live of the First I’rc*by trrisn prayer by Mr* Cecil 1‘urktr Legal Notice tins* nf the flrsl i-uMIs-allno s-f CHICLE TH R E E Mr*. Glady* Dawson and Mr* Church will meet at the rhurch W. A Ludwig, Sanford, l till nolle* B a th rlaltn >-r ilemand Circle Three met with Mrs II ■ .... , h t nt- t i i c. -J- R- Hoolehan were hoiteste* to •hell I.* In n r l i l n a , and ehalt * l » t » t tie |,|*r* s-f tesl.lenr* WIV.I |->»l W Rucker prc.yli.ig The devotion v' i x t i i K j i mi l si . i h u t i t IX the Wesleyan Service Guild at the * «!* ;“ av (Irclc No. I. Mr* ItoN-rt T. flven Vy Mr. vUrth.* MarA flirtation* note from Pari. ■sfrte* ■•I'llete " I lh* r l» lm * n t en-l m ' u is ii,i s Mix V ’m J x <"i:,i i v ‘ •" l,om r pf ,h '’ f,,rm rr on Momfay Simpson, chairman in the Scio n , h, „ il he . * n lo '■» Ihe r la lm an l. |hp|ma , „ r A Mark ma.k at Ihe rod o f . .-.n ........... oritrn............. yv.vi,Tr:n u iiu h n *n4 r.iHTit *' evening. an.| sny a. . .. . . .. the slew antihip short » i ic k . krcnch wnmrn u*c the , U(h l U l ^, nm a . tiled nniis. nu wif». ruiniuta I A devotional wa* conducted by 1 Circle Nm 3. Mr. Andrew- Me „ M „ w .dc give lh . .nm- m « * k like a fan •hal l l'* »ol*i A ___ ____ ..w> . __m n ll'l IVH* I Mr*. M, H. Smith, who rrad the Phcrion. chairman, in ihr Sane munjiy H It H a i t i \ I n t t l l , %pori M„ . aaiu-rr. omu-fiN and A • Ailmini if rafter xf rl«* lvtf#l# O K H W I . V hi* M f * . I I U Y O N I* Chridmat »tory from the *crip.sf i.rc rA w MfVKt.i.r •!••• *.* * i, Ahrahama cloird the mccling with LC20l N O tlC C K I M l IA I .Im #v . . lures Carol* were »ung by the l>#r«nil*nla knn«*n *• M'i TA <* l^»Vn,l.l Circle No. 3. Mr* Charlc* Mdkc. . r j rr member*. fir** |»ubllr»!lof* Xoir#IHt»#r II, I f l l XOTIt »: IS*- at IT rhalrman.ln Phllalhca Ciaxmom > i t r i t .E F IV E m .t . c : if' h k iik iit m v . n that T O ; IUmu«1 * n l I aulln* Mr*. Fresl Smith romiucted a Circle .No. 4. M n joe Cork), . , ... . .^r •»* y | M«*u*in« .%uih»rliy f 1 Oiridfi, hi* '•if# m .t i «*k i « M»tm:nv <»lvi:v ih #» T O H A R K I I K I t K H V N O T I K t l . t s »hort busine** *es*lon, when re­ Tf*# ll-tu ilrti \iifhn*l»r f*’ * chairman in Educational nulW Ing r U , i r o .lm « „ h >,r». W I Van e I ^ n T . ^ i . ^ ! . lurnii*! I'-uhim 1'i that a *ult ha* h « rn hmuaKi tu fi h **f H r m lu n l * I*Inf 1*1•- « I I 1 •catnst you. and each of vnu. th* port* were given. It wa* announc­ * n l * r ' # t n nm** tn f u f t i U h P u i -Circle No. 5. Mra. Y. T Mrrl ,,rr?ldins. Hhc opened the^ meet,ng ' J* .”.Vn3".t*e.„J,':* ’ J n T ’ K H.' nature nf whlrti I* lo : 11 IreneInd ed that the Guild would obtrrve wether, rhairman, in Choir Room tl 1 i t t l l t i t lp*tit«r>t # " l l h li m it* a contract eie .u te d hatneen to o with prayer. Tiie devotion t i l *n*| i h l y m l i i l C t V f f l U |r.•Uy •rt- r , * l o ?n.i t r ? -i a *f 1 iM Circle No. f. Mr* Kirhy Fite, given by Mr* C. L. Park im (h# « m >iin1 «*f I *'* f li.ti|**fi-l I"tf# #jM and tha ptalrsllff* mi or al-oul Guild Month hy atlending church 4 fnvornr# Iff* T f l« r * I I mIH (Milliit« <<» I-# • fM ■ Kljraitt # I Hi file 1 Ftt-itlfll nf JI** t hn n th* In d dar of Vlar. 1*1* wheratn »ervlce in a body in January. tliairman, in Gleaner*’ Claxnsom Plan* were made lo lend Christ *et* f,*r • Iffrti nf m r* 1 * * •aft * *I f»1I •r # H *a»ft. t*#»11- I* ■ 1** f'# l>t* Inf Iff* aaree-1 to t>.trrh**» the f i t * th* I t ii nil int*mtf rt m !•#*■* ’•m rill#'iii fnr m f#rnt r»«l r r - p e r t v hareinaftar dea tl te d . Circle No, 7, Mr* II G Hftl t lh**# i # # r * A program wa* presented by! t •I »*«’H Bn ■tIrt«*H»«sn r <s*#rlnr lh# *- u*»M i> sti tl nr l*r*»* *31 obtain a refund of T w o Ih nn - Mr* O. K. Goff, who used a* rent, chairman, in Garner Build mas card* In *hut-in» and to lake *- t V** #•14-* care of the church communion set eand Ktsa hundred Hollar* |#«-t N - l l y f fh itl er M 4«|t*n i ' . u i r i 111 t« * * fif rtf*-.* *I* *111 t<# f#r*it# I firrtt»n*nlt will h# i i ; y n 4 » A | l paid tv plaintiff* In her theme. ' Christina* W!»he»” . mg The meeting was rioted with • 1lll'ti you and th* ilefendant tlry on I . in th# nf *h# In Mi# nff|r » i f »h# k u f h ' r i i r un The meeting* will he followed ra r K i m b a ll aa a purchase money <!#• She was assisted by Mr*. Fred in u n til 2 I*- >1. i>n |»Fr#rttt*#r u n t i l J.ttn l*- II " « l*r # m l # f I J ... . t . a a a .1 a li * L i i ii o lt M r t V V VW I K A pneli on th* af.-reaald c « - n lr * r l; Smith. Mr*. Rurke Steele and Mr* by i : I*** a covered dish Vlunrhron In Ihe * l i f t CIRCLE E IG H T and i l l have adjudicated a Han Nancy Brock *‘«irfn#r Infr’f m i t l n n with *» # « » I K ' l U f i r r i n f «irfruMxii * i » h t###t>1 Educational Building at 13 no Circle .......................... Light met va-tlh Mr» \"l-e the nfant #n«1 « fk*>* • '>f l x »h# n l * n# #r*>! «t*#-iflr #(l<»n# *tf in tha amount nf T w o thnnaand 1 I»r a ml f aaFI-Ti # *tey t4 !»|« If •a 14 i*r i# r t #n4 f.’ t m a **t» ttfifcti F l » a hundred Hollara t l j s o a e a i on Refreshment* were served lo the nVlnck noon, a season of prayer, wiliiani* Sr. presiding. Mr* Wil «.* *11 |irM|t>#al* mtut 1*# •ul-fnii f #«l ••hf i tro ix ti al* Uiu«t h# at ih mi ii *•*! tha aald raal p r e r m t . and obtain ------ * -J ‘— '■*“— ’ ]l4in> <|trnrd Ihe meeting with a • the huiinex and inspirational n. * ► I * f i H l I n #*| 1*1 * f. I fur 11nt ■ n*a% *■# ♦■Mi. hi #4 »'r r-**n t a •11«||r ■ foracinavsre of *atd tfen tf lh* 19 present T w o thousand ITv * hundred t*n|meeting, and Imtallation nl oil! |a^ u ) rn frt)m ji,pti»l Witness *icif<i-»u I*. IlrjMlI#*,, l:t# u i h * I *1r - U -tilnfi 1# 11.p#4t#ia ! > # ' i l l h # 1*lr. lara | I I . SW* *n» p u r c h n a money -la• t a.r T li# I1iff tit I n r *if r Th# tfxx|«hl« I lit lint t v *if rer* for Ihe rnming year \(r, y, -pnild gave the »irw Hi* » *|l i nf JiiMftiril. •'Intisi# t "f * #r|n peat! h# found d » * lo th* l-la ln. lh # r r t i i n f v of H#mnn|l# l'|t*rMi D IX IE PORK ( HOPS it.fti t i t Inn H u lM l n r i ‘**lt* |lr*t* * Ilffa and he pot paid lo them hv * -ImlJaff i tir in H u l M l n # . t'ifttl# Evening Circle No t of the ar,jt(,|p lexon from chapter two *f iVstiM, H in fnrfl yon o r lh* defendant B r u i n U | l r # * # r I' x fi rt , f M i f r* K l o r M i . WASHINGTON — f 171*1» — Women of the First Preshytrrim ,, w|l wn,j |/)rrne Til t J.srsfnn I * Mra4t#r* K l m h a ll w it hin a abort da* lo ha I*eir4nh ?*, ltri<ll#» Hanker for »ome old «tylr South­ Church. Mr* Floyd C. Cate, ford, the tnuonnary in Fnrm»«a. P’ t # » u M vb iM r M o r I**#- Mill # lMf#« ' r ftt ad hy th* Co ur t. T h a name of th# Court In which ern cooking’ T h # I I. >ti*ir»r l u l h n r l t t < f th* T h # I f n a t l R # \ u l t m r l t v *»f th# Then try "Dixie rhairman. will meet at » p m a Klft for t hnitmas. (111 nf HtPlfitfeJ K1»f M# th* suit tie* haan In e t i' u tr d I* f'MirUt f H#n*|ris»1# 9-*I r I*1• pork chop*." th# t *tt cutt Cour t of I n# Nin th J u ­ with Mr*. Gertrude Gilbert.709 p,P meeting wa* clOMtl with dicial C lr r u l t. In and f«a hamlnola nrown |-Inch thick pork chop* Palmetto Ave. prayer hy Mr*. W. L. Whldden C ounty. Florida. Th a lltle <-f the cat* la IV A t.TC P . II i n H IN and •lowly. Season with equal part* Evening Clrctr No 3 of the x;jfte member* were pretenl S -H ITM C. I ln l lN Ida wife ftsln* tail awl vAge, Remove rhop* from Womrn of the First Preihyterlan CtRCl.E SIX tiff* **. PAVII S:t. t l l i H F t t V and l - a l - t . T N K llK liaaiX ina wif* and nan. Add Hour to dripping* In Cliurth, Mr*. Jack Woodruff, chair t h*» Lrancia Horton Circle mr* n n r o v r, K i ' i n a i . t . fiafeodants ran and blend well. Add water man. will meet with Mr* Wood jp, |,nme of Mr* |Km* I halng Chanrarv i *ea No tss* T h a daacrlptlnn of lha raal pro- and vinegar It taldrspoon *inrg.»r Flamm Monday night. The meet parts Involved and |o.wi*d in for each cup of water). Cook un­ ruff. l/»eh Arbor, at A p m a« min e|« C o u n i f . IhsiilK I* ad Evening Circle No 3 nf the jnc rilled lo order hy the til ((may Lw* kbekated Kcum follow# the First Prribyterun rhairman, Mr*. Hamm. S a - f r t F la* teas of i / - l » rhixp* tn frr or Fan. JTw.-w #*rwd .Women . . ofUx, Wa rrto Attaint, A d r motion g i v r n hy 'tr* nd lh* ra»»*-l* IM f**a «J Cl FT — PERFECT apple ring* .-n chop*, and spttnUe 1 . . *. ana t ao.| v iilocb - c T V n TU tA N liT VtSHITl'iN’ Tet with brown «'igar 4!d raMn* , " ," n 7?.n* „ 1 ire! at * p nr j^n Hr acan and Mr*. Hnnn> \u« i - S S n r i . l l l . l l f U . at th* n m * Cover and timmer until chop* with Mr*. W. H Andertnn. .Hh (in. ,\n pvteretltng program ■**» It shown on a plat her a .,f Oak Ave. presented hy Mr*. W. A. r arle raenrdad a m o n i lha I'l.'vtte ar* tender. llacnrda of Fantlnnla Count*. Tlte Boy Scout* of the f irst nn the Lottie Moon Chri»tmis of Florida, In f l a t Hook 7 at Pretbylenan Church will meet at fertng rata a **-!• ToU ara haraby further notified Place plastic-coaled p a p e r 7 p. lit. Members wtlromed Mr* Ken that vnu ara rauulral lo Ilia sour plates upside down over a ikilirt The Sestion of the First Prrt McIntosh a* a visitor, aavaral anawara to lha t -mplalnt haeatofor* fllul In tha aald pro. when frying food tn keen grease hyterian Church will meet In the Refreshment* were served by raedlna* with the i|erk ef th* Sexton Room at 7:30 p m. |thr hotter*, Mr*.. Flamm. Cirrult Court of tha Ninth Judl- from iptallering. dal Clfcuil In and for Hemtno|a Counly. Flnrlda. in Fanford. Flnr. Ida. aed tn ears a a ropy thereof HOI.EPROOF upon plalntlffa1 altnrnet. John A Read Jr 14 Ksal fjyinaatnn Avanu*. Orlando. Flnrlda. on or hefrre lha :»ih dar of Hecamher. NYLONS $12.95 1*11 llaraln fall rot or a dacrae pro ronfaaeev will ha anlarad Baptist Circles BIRTHS Ganas Flowers FLO R ID A ~ EYsX IUE A*Ai l kf *>\i A\Vt A i * • MORE NEW STYIaE IN VESTEE SPORT SHIRTS IVttitpy’ii comlHul cotton vt*** toe* have every new style fenturt? . . . clastic hacks, nttiinllir huttons, collar stays. Solid c o l o r ImnIIcs with matching plaid inserts. • ? PAJAM AS $2*98 men’s *lre* smalt, medittm. large, extra targe Ml M M • against you T h l* nolle* thalf h* ptixllphad one* each waaK fnr fotir t* l cons*. cull va treeka In T h * Hanford H e r ­ ald. Faofurd. Flo rida nnon N o t . amhar I*. »nd lieremher *ih. and l l t h . and ISlh. 1•*I Clark nf lh# Circuit C n u r t In *n* f"C Fetnlnnla Coutttr. • rierKa Uv. Afta S t.utia agln t> «r u tv tr Ctrrti (•BAM _ . , Jwhn A Rti-1 J r tt L it . t.tv i " i i i - s Avatt-i# sVrtafiAe r t - r t A a A t f e f r e y ter Clttafttfa CAUs HERTZ FA 2 -7 7 2 3 E itn ’nffa FA 2*7500 f HERTZ f Vie KobtUo, Act* 601 E. lfli dvjaU abls Soonin nice residential locations JAYSON 3BedroomHomes C O T T O N S $3.95-$4.95 FLANNELS Kitrhrn Equipped Screened Torch HKD-ROOM Venetian Hlindn l.lfelime Terrartn Floor* WASHABLE £Uoe*ttvJ?&i 211 W. 25th 8t. at Myrtle SLIPPERS $4.98 NYLON • RUBBER SLIPPERS $2.95 City Fire & Folic* Protection— Lota Innurance Rote* CONSTRUCTION S4.95 CO*, Inc. FA 2*2101 QinL &o4yi#n 0 MEN S WEAR IIS 8. MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD F*A 2*1525 ■#i ■ *a REVERSIBLE CAFES AT A FABULOUS LOW PRICE! Poliahcd cotton, print on on« sido. matched up solid on the other! No-tarnish r i n ^ s ! $1*98 Flower Box In red, yellow or I brown; Manii Gras in pink, U fcy N Indies red or toast. H lr �Othman Says THE TEXAS A R R A N G ER S O n n A t R .P Q Y O B By F R E D E B IC K Appreciation Day Set For Naval Air Station Sanford again will honor the Naval A ir Station peraonM l with "Appreciation Oar." Ceremoniea will be held Saturday. Dec. IS. Thla will be the accond auch local celebration. The firat waa staged when it appeared that Sanford would loac the NAS. Thla time, the observance will be somewhat like a re­ affirmation of that first "Appreciation Day." Navy personnel and their families will gather in Fort Vellon Park for the event. Few speeches, much food will be the order of the day. According to A rt Harris, co-chairman of the event, this will be more of a "get-acquain*cd'‘ day for the Navy and Sanford. The "Appreciation Day" In Sanford will come at a very appropriate time. On Friday, Dec. 12, the Naval Air Station wilt hold open house for Sanford residents. This will climax activities connected with the sixth annual bombing derby at the base. Next week will be e big one for Sanford and NAS. Many distinguished visitors will be here for the bombing derby. High-ranking Navy officials will be among tho.«c attending the various evsnta connected with the derby. The Chamber of Commerce plana a stag barbecue for the guests. The Senior and Junior Chambers of Commerce are to be commended for their action which brought about "Navy Appreciation Day." The Naval A ir Station is a big part of Sanford. It contributes much to the economy. More import­ ant, however, It has brought fine residents to Seminole Coun­ ty. The Naval A ir Station likes Sanford, and vice versa. Much good can come form such functions as Appreciation Day. OTHMAN W ASIUNGTON-The V. S. Sen ate, with luck, may discover soon the reason why hoodlums love music. In most American elites, with some notable exceptions, the greasy thumbs, the cherry noses and the successors to old Searfare, himself, are in charge of tha Juke-box business. Ten cents a tune they charge (or three for a quarter i, with a split to the own er of the beer Joint This business, with slot ma­ chines, pin halls, and sometimes chewing gum and cigarettes on Sanford Eleciric, Selling Since 76, Holds New Opening ... / *'fW7Vn’Y 1\ J />l , f ' y ' ' v\, ^ ) V* V H m n ' V ‘n -& C L Im / - \ ■ B t t v ** ' * IV f ./ / **i B u i v f S t w1" the side, takes In a fabulous cents a gent gat lira balls, with amount of money. Sen. John Me- which he could light up an aurora Clellan (D. Ark), chairman of the borcalia of colored lamps tnd rackets Investigating eommlltee. ding bells like a fire engine. The claims It runs into the billions per show was almost worth the cost aside from JU gambling aspects. ^ year. Now these boxes are geared so “ The Senator wants to know how much of the money-tn the slot busi­ that the fiva abota light the (iniI ness ta controlled by gangsleri blub In a minute, or even less, and, in particular, where certain and that way the five cent pieces aegmenta of the Teamsters’ Union go faster Into the slot. This Is fit In. Fair enough, but there'i cheating, and I trust the Senators will consider It. too. one other thing I wish he'd do. They discovered eirly in the That’s write a law forcing the game, when they first got on the proprietors of Juke bosei to in­ clude In each machine one record trail of Dave Beck, that In many without grooves for thoae who like elites the Juke box business loom­ to absorb their beer In silence. ed largo in Teams'er affairs, q Ten cents for three rotoutea of Many a Juke-box proprietor had to ^ peace sounds like a high price, but be a Teamster member, or the there are old fashioned ones who bars In which his boxes were In­ would pay It, tf only they had the stalled were picketed. Beck's principal accuser, as it happened, chance. w ii a leading Juke box operator In It Isn't three minutes any more, Portland, Ore. Incidentally. Tha powers that bt In Another union leader— not a the business of the big boxes with Teamster— turned out to be a the bubbly lights and the mighty manufacturer of one arm bandits loud speakers hive been cutting and pin-ball machines In suburban down on the time their records Chicago. q pity. Some tootle now for only a Then the Senatorial sleuths fraction ..over_ two minutes and .............. came upon a restaurant owner in perhaps the Senator, alsoshould L w f , |lin(1 who,h|, j ‘ . he'd make more money If he * part ^ of theproprtetors als-. Jj(, bou*ht Jukc ** >*• ™ h3ni. . hp s an(1hi*hc n<.arly wrrU on™the Since E. C. Harper Sr. sold the first electric range In Sanford In 1924. electric appliances have be­ come a "taken for granted" luxury In local homes. Only one serviceman then, was employed by the Sanford Electric Company, established by Harper haa «p m d into ^ plndwll ^ ket. It used to be that for two years Itcforc the sale of the stove. Now a fleet of nine trucks serve both the contracting and retail sales divisions of the Sanford Elec­ tric Co . with IB employes handl­ ing residential and industrial wir­ ing. and a full line of GE appli­ ances. The Sanford Electric Co bratinc the opening -f remodeled store on the Magnolia and Sanford St. today and tomorrow. The new store occuples the arra once divided Into I rupt; hi, patrons dared not enter p|aff> on account of threats out front, until hc installed a union box, with splits of the pro­ fit* going to the proper places. The S e n a t orlal proceeedings ^ sound a* If they'll be on the Jlvey " side; I'll be there, bu' 1 assure the lawgivers that the only way to solve this problem is to outlaw Juke boxes. They don't play music any more, just rock and-roll, and I claim this would be a happier world without 'em. Christian Church Sets Annual Meet I’rtrca will be awarded as visit­ ors stream through (he big new showroom, holding large and small appliances, television sets, HI-FI equipment and units for heating The wlntsr social season opt! opens In Sanford tomorrow and air conditioning. Bight when Mayfair Inn stages Its annual opening. A fellowship supper Dec. 10 will Manager of Ihr contracting dlvtbe followed by the annual congre­ ,.j ________ ...... . . . . . . . . . . was . . . to tbo . . . .... . the .................. „ „ slon Is E C. Harper J r . who has fly M.WtulLS__CHILDS first .revolution tell north .of border, have „been Distinguished visitors from many parts of the U. S. will REV. W. A. HOWARD gational huslnexi meeting nf the MEXICO C ITY— in the short I and the second to the right and. ! pouring Into Mexico at ihe urg- *1Mn husinesa with his father take part in the event. Area residents look forward to the First Christian Church, Pastor spare •ace of JO years this country has‘ strangely rnouth, they nrr hnib , „ , businessmen large (,,r ,0" r A' b Lyon l* Special Sermons occasion each year. Perry L. Stone announced today. ina IhrminK anal a a living liwlniw force fur, a Iti Ilia nation’s natlmt'a life. life* ". ... * ---------JTlilFIH. . .T — Ilf — the ------------------f f tMi1 StOff And gone through lum two dlaflrirt distinct and in the „ — The polluek supper will be sen More than BOO are expected, according to Frank Mebane totally different revolutions. Th e 1 luraio Cardenas in 1934 ex and small and the .dextrin govern . air conditioning. Other alore cmed at 6:30 p. m . with the church Jr., Mayfair Inn manager. The Mayfair la a big hotel, but It proprlatrd all the property of the m,n' 1 The Export Import Bank, plojes are G. b, Myers and Don- Set A t Nazarene Five sermons will be given next furnishing coffee, soft drinks,'to couldn't eome close to having room available for all who British and American nit compan- w,<lrh ha'1 been a pioneering agen- aid Muse, salesman, and Mri. week by the Hev. W. A. Sowsrd bread. r*per plates and cups. "If I,.*, An outraged rry went up Imt Latin America, has loaned |Stanley Coleman, secretary. would like to attend. This la Sanford's "big" social event of families bring their own silver, no at the Church of the Nasarene. Cardenas stood his ground and * *ot** *<87,591.000 In Mrx*co — — the year. Hev. Sowant la associated with one will have to stay and clean since 1914, most of it since 19t0 foreign capital tonV flight. The Mebane and his helpers have been busy in recent weeks. Oaklawn Cemetery in Sanford. He up the kitchen," Ihe raster said revolutionary president expropriat­ The native species of capitalist Yearly rrport* will be submitted The Mayfair has been the scene of painting, cleaning and all is formerly from Chsltanooga, ed all the great haciendas, the has flourished alone wilh the ris­ by the minister and all officers. other types of activity in an effort to get it ready for open­ Tenn. landed estates that had come ing mi-idle class and some of the The guest speaker la an ordain­ The recommended church budget ing night A trip through the spacious Inn would convince nldown many of them from colonial most prominent capitalists have ed elder In the Church of the will be considered and new offi­ most anyone that It has been a Job well done. CHICAGO — Mayor Hirhard Da time*. In hla six years in office been found among the leading Natarcne and haa specialised In cer* elected. Nominees Inrludr. W. ley of Chicago In pledging that Cardenas distributed more land ] politicians. Miguel Aleman. Presl During a Past Masters Night a Bible teaching ministry, related H. Young, elder: W. L. Rowland, Ihe fire tragedy at Our Lady of In the peasant collectives than all -lent from 1914 to *SI, was re Angels school never will l-e re­ prrvtnui administrations put to- puted to have left the office as celebration of Sanford Masonic to current event*, for the past deacon; Sirs. Howard Hood. Mrs. J l. Horton Sr., Mrs ft. W.d% peated: A gelher. the fourth richest man In the Lodgr No. M, W. M. Haynes was » years. Sermon loplca for Dec. 7-10 In­ Ramey, deaconesses, and II. H. "When all the investigations of nul (|lr ,.(jt.c{ <tl) t;lc economy *wld. While this may he a gross presented with a SO-year pin and a success but for your most clude “The Conflict of the Ages." Williams, trustee. disastrous. Cardenas' surrrs- exaggeration he It said to be the certificate. The Herald: courteous cooperation. Without the fire areended, a littlenecesTbe meeting will be conducted "The Second Coming of Christ," Haynes was made a Mason In he taken In pro >or Avila Camacho, put the gears l»rge*t single stockholder In Mcxl V s wish to n p n u our appro- your help It would have been a •*ry step*will IMM and has hern a member n( "The Anti christ and the Atomic by Vincent W. Larson, chairman lect our rhtldrrn. All the facili­ In reverse Ills Inauguration In ran industry. eistlon far Um cooperation that failure. ties of Ihr city will he thrown 1910 marked tlie beginning n( Mexi­ One of the strong motivating '^c S*n'°rtl t-odge for more than Age," "Israel ami World Events," and "The Millennium". yon gave us by advertising tha If we can assist you in any way into this." co’s industrial revolution. The oil force* in the Cardenas revolution W vears. la the future, please feel free lo Pastor of Ihe Church of the Lyman Glee C lu b W. ( ash was elected Rebel Quartet for Iha DCT Club call on us. werecompensated rtimpensatedfun was nationalism. It la still a DOW-1 ... v\\oudrow ....... ~ c o m p a n i rompanics e s were r ,? , **„.Tr** atarrne is Ihe Riv. Robert li. la jour papar. I Itu L M X , Art*. * Capl. tlrrnc nlr,r property and torctgn capital crful force, Mexico, wlilrh Is onr 'Jorshlpful Mailer. Other officer* N Sincerely yours, Spear Jr. Our program would not hava Will Sing Carols (0 pom- intra the country Senior S| count ry a* of the United .Slates' lest custom* f1!<,' r1n ,0 '*'nrp 'n SEMINOLE lim it SCHOOL More liead nf the 1'hoeni* |a>lire Junior on the murder of gambler Gus niir1 in era for auto and ■ llirr products \\*r<!i‘n' *’• Kwith; a development Hut The Lyman School Glee Club DCT f jp a ia n i.o iim m il k ia u if * . ^ Greenhaum and his wife: >cv. doe* does not l r ' :nK >• } r > ^ ‘ specs! and In scope has had few of advanced trchnology, will sing Christmas carols at them Roberta Millar Be elected were !.. f. Sheppard. "We picked up some finger­ parallels in this hemisphere Intend to take lying down increas­ Ground Breaking Loniwood Chamber of Commerre^ Secretary BUFFALO, N. Y . -<VTl) prints. We are checking them out. ed tariffs and quotas Imposed on treasurer; and Frank L. Miller, meeting Dec. it at S p. m. The Louia J. Girard The extreme measures enforced We don’t have any other leads. Hobart Dumas, M, waa arraated the raw materials which this secretary. Appointive officers will Set For Church club la under the direction ol Mrs. D. C. T . Coordinator We have much talking and much1 *'* Cardenas were largely wiped be announced. Installation cere­ boctuss aomaoM alao left tha Ground breaking ceremonies for Caroline Gore, music director. fool work to do " ! out and particularly a* those mea­ rountry must export to obtain for­ monies will be held Dec. 21. acaee el tha crime. Mrs. Carmrla B. Rsy. counlf sure* had pul the church In sub- eign exchange. Ihe Tralrie Lake Raptlst Church, Police grabbed Dumas aa ha Two expert shoemakers from U. S, businessmen have been South Kern Park, will be l-etd Im­ supervisor of the stale department W ASHINGTON — Clarence I J*cUon ,0 ,hr »!a,r Wi,h nfr'' scrambled from bancatb a parked England. Thomas Beard and for teehnlilant and rxrrullves a told frankly: either you buy what followlnr the Sunday of public welfare will speak on car that was about to pull away laaac Riekerman, began t h e i Chick, one of the paisengvra middle class Iwgan In take root we have to sell or we will stop Tito, N asse r M eet mediately morning service. The Rev. U. D. "Welfare Service In Seminole from beside a drug store he al­ manufacture nf leather shoes In atioart! a Navy helicopter when It with a broad stake In the swtltly buying your goods. And this is no Locke will be the guest speaker. County", Members of the Cham* For Dinner, T a lk s legedly tried to burglarise. America at Salem, Mass., In 1429. crashed Into the Potomac Hirer: expanding l»oom Natural re Idle threat. Berently Mexican sugThe new auditorium will seat her of Commerce are urged to at* t "It was flying along when all CAIRO (I'P ti— President Gsm nf a suddrn water rushed la and sources were developed, highways ar growers Innstrd on obtaining, al Abdel Nasser of Ihe United approximately Son and educational tend the merlin*, whir!] will be held In the Civic League building. built, airfields laid out. With the 1and Ihe Congress in Washington metal started firing." Arab Republic will meet Yugo­ facilities In another unit for Ihe D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D (hVMiCD H'HI highway* rsmr a flood of tourist* finally granted, a greatly increasaame number. The entirely air slavia's President T 11 n to­ 1-1:1 i i .•J.:ntil(:i R To IE Vets. led quota on Imparts of Mexican LONDON — Sculptor DavUl Me- from north of the border. i n n ™ '.t71! if411 day at Port Said. Informed sourc­ ronditioned building vrtll taka carry nut* lan Yet Cardenas, one of Mexico's . sugar, about four months to complete. Kail on rrillclsm that his statue t '" t . t rctf es said. yellow IE Serial ;i D iL .I ^ H 'Jtlil) tlx living ex Presidents, whose reit u . f*r rry fr,,m (he Mexlro of Kir Winston Churchill makes The Iwo leader* will dine to­ . Bacorae LTwtolac ri »lsa MiJ tO the British leader look like a gw volution was reverse*! when it had of Viva Villa and the wild dlsortl gether tonight and presumably mature (atoac) d i » ail r '.’ i: »PJ0f*: loo patently failed. Is still a berrs that followed Ihe passing of rills, a turtle nr a mean otd man: Si. Hootch er i it* i.-tiy have a conference before Tlto'a E Evening U. “ I have attempted to portray loved figure. For Ihe masse* he Porflrio Plat. In 1914 Uncle Sam yacht the Seagull enters the Suei : i- i tit i>:tiia river <po*D represents s dream, an aspiration. Kir Winston as a man ol Intel the rolmiuv of the north, thought Canal en route to Indonesia. SE KllkfUh <'^.i \>" r E:m * .-.lantan lect. I wasn't making a tohy Jug And if Ihe dream of a simple (tea he could with impunity send arm­ 11. Covered, aa ERagradad SERandan rvitem Tito left Yugoslavia Monday i j.ij.-lfiil sant economy on a communal ed force* Into Vera Cur* to put you know." tha tostda 7. Notions tnaane n a n k in *itioii(d hast* failed In Itcrnmo reality the down the trouble While that In­ with Ids wife, his physician and S t ProhlfaL I t To E Liquid memory of what might have Im t n cident has not lieen forgotten it a five man delegation to return ttontoto l n W t o 'i IE to make state visits at Rurma is still cherished by millions of has been overlaid by the rlos# UM *.) EOthwwta ST. Half was U . Always and Ceylon and pay a private M 10.Require BE— — Yates SLOavenx simple people. working relatinnddp which began visit lo India. ILTW SE Emmets with gold SEVhatea The Mexican arii«t« who have after 1E>;'. Mexico Is a friend l o w e r p r ic e s dec I :m u rn l tote SE Bqueese ST. O hm to ST. “ won world renown. IMi-g-i Rivera. and neighbor Pride in the indep­ Admissions St. River (8. A .) SEM h at Oroico and Tamayo, invoke the endence of lint friendship Is part The dlilanre between the earth 4E Poem (jam.) William M. Caaiutie (Sanford) symbols cl (Ids revolution in their of the cement that holds the two and the moon varies from 221.443 .Shares Grace Metager (Sanford) work. They are collectivist. Mar­ countries In close relationship miles to 212.710 miles. SE Boa try r * 7 a r IO Itolwrt (gird (Sanford) r T~ r ~ 1 xist symlwli, and Ihe drama in PLACE S E T T IN 8 S SEOoreoet Paul Cloutier (Kern Park) mo*t of Rivera's striking murals 1 tl. SEOoadull tl Vivian Padgett (Sanford) is the exploitation of the peasant % David Williams (Sanford) and the workrr by the capitalist J .1 Births exploiter. This exploiter is almost % Baby boy to Mr. ami Mr*. always represented at a forrlgn i» b r Jark Alexander (Sanford) rr. an Imperialist, more often than f/< % Baby boy to Mr. and Mr* not a _ Yankee, _____ _a gringo, ^ or some^ * SLOarfet P*> 'be foreign cap m ~ - — '* " n‘' *n Ilaby boy to Mr. and Mr*. liaby BE.la la tat William Padgett (Sanford) m While Ihis bas made for great it Discharge* SE and dramatic art It la today al O IN O L K COAT % Jay C. Johnson (Sanford) Urea moil entirely a myth out of a Ruth F. Harrison and baby past thal is now legend, llumirrd* I E lad A L .K Y D F L A T % st lieto boy (Sanford) of million* nf dollars in foreign jST. Oval Ij IIic Mar Chandler (Sanford) capital, a great part nf it (rom % W A L L P A IN T SE B y -------1 Anderson Dunwoody (Sanford) Bp 4L Dvsjoto I Barney Webb (Lake Mary) Offtro over BOB modern trend Scientists Lave bred hybrid iE F iif w a i J b % colon from which to ehooae popcorns which expand as much i 1M your decorating oektme a* 31 time* when popped. They've Chandler W ill Run also developed a kind thal makes li little or no noise while bring 41 TT If Prospects Good chewed. i PALM BEACH (U P I) — Gov. A. B. (Happy) Chandler of Ken­ tucky will seek the 1900 Demo­ cratic nomination for Ihe presi­ Friday, December 5, 1058 dency, providing prospects look Five 7l good. WAl/TWW GIBLOW, Mils* ••* r a lllilw 1.45 qf. -5 .1 0 gal. Second Com ing “Km definitely canvassing tor to W«'r* hiper to sliy SsnU t Social Season Opens Washington Calling Quotable Quotes Letters Haynes Given Pin; 50 Years As Mason To The Editor Temporary Hideout f Ik* FACTS an Hospital Notes S ..... 3{tirioont5ifrlin.3 S ave w h e re y o u r ,‘isv 7-imi.rxJSsaer k bs ., the nomination again," he aaid In an Interview Wednaadoy. "So far the prospects are fine and I'm quietly feeling my way w ith friends all ever the country." V m e t M la MHittS esHie. The former baseball rotnmlaah* leoal h v s e*sas*a la taw •loner has been vacationing here ainre last weakaod. Today, he plana to fly to Waahlngton to attend a meeting of the National Democratic Committee. j h j u iw g IL p rrur"~ account is in v ite d \ Sermons By Her. W. A. Soward DEC. 7-10 Church of the NAZARENE 1*4 * M.,l* -I.f.ird p ro tected a n d in su red l G ATO R LUMBER CO. 700 FRENCH AVE. FA 2*7121 give raw Ikie sksace to hay naUsasIly (smews m i ll row aoun a n two • t redweW pei-ee . . . a small dtpeelt today re* ■esTse ywwr «k«M*l E te flia f1* lee New aod fee yww. trim 1*44 ft*. T*i *T(idt euiki U Ou.ii Ltd. Win. E. RADER Jeweler 111 t . Pei* FA (-X3B3 �S I Seminoles To M eet Apopka In Celery Bowl Tonight 'bailey Howell Sets Cannon Named Ninth Loss For 'Canes? 33 Races Scheduled Gridders 'H ungry' Two Scoring Marks 'Player Of Year'; Oregon Picked To Do I t At Track Toni9hl I " Curtain-Closer Lnllrtl Prr»« InlernilirntI Twx> new basketball scoring rccOris were on the books today at Mississippi State, where All Amcrcan Bailey Howell appears to b; trying to outdo himself. Howell rang In 4. points to pace the Maroons to a HIT* victory aver L'nion Lnhcrslly of Jackson, Term. Thursday night It was the Individual ami the highest ,Vcr rr8i,,er*'d « lhe W MIAMI t l T l i — Oregon’* point' stingy Webfoots will be a solid NEW YOB (l*Pit— Billy Can favorite over Miami In a ' non. versatile big gun In the at nationally _______ _ tries lied football game tark of Louisiana State s national jsaiurdry. but the oft beaten llur l0 champions, who "docs everything rltanrs may be ready wctl,” today was collrge foot­ spring a surprise ball'* “ Back of the Year” in a Miami, which ha* lost eight ___ nationwide poll conducted by L’nl- games this season while beating only Baylor, threw a mighty ted Press International. The IJ>L' triple • threaten re­ scare Into powerful Florida last week with it* new “ pro • style" ceived the first-place votes of 99 attack before falling 12 9 It wa* ef the 297 sports writer* and Miami* be»t ihovsing of the tea broadcasters throughout the na­ son, xnd the tram didn't have the tion who cast ballots. full *ervice* of star quarterback That total made him the win Fran Curd In that game due to nrr by a wide margin over Ar Injuries. my'a hard running PcSe Dawkins, The Hurricanes report hr II he who was runner up with S3 first- ready Saturday. place vetes. and passing star But Miami will be up against Bandy Duncan of Iowa, who was ore of the toughest defences in third with 49 voles. These three the nation in Oregon The Wrb candidates together attracted 20? foots have abut out four opponents vote* and the remaining J*o were and a fifth against Miami would scattered among IJ dilfcrrnl make them the leading team in player* with California'* Joe the country in fewest points al­ Kapp in fourth place at 20 and lowed per gamr Dick Bu»v of Codec* til lhe Pa­ In addition to shutout*. Urrgon cific in fifth and Bob White of has limited four other foes. InOhio State, sixth. eluding Oklahoma, to one touch The “ Back ol the Near, selfc -) fjoa.n racj, Nine foes have scored lion follow* Cannon's election to onIv „ poinl, on ( irr gon the t'PI 1938 All-America team. ............. . .................... Among the Wehfiwii* who make on which hr was the top vote, the line sturdy ate tackle Jim getter hy a slight margin over l.inde, guard Bob Gnrtlkati and Dawkins ends T.on Stoscr and Aldrn Kim­ This latest honor for the LSU brough Oregon * top back, Char­ pre-dental student wa* hailed by ley Tourville. is out for the srason Coach Paul Dicltrl nf the cham­ with an Injury, hut halfback Willie pion* as “ a wonderful thing." We*t has performed well in hit “ It prove* my repeated stale stead. ment that Billy Cannon Is the fi­ West I* the iram'a leading nest football player I've ever ground gainer and pa*s receiver. coached.” said Diet id . "Last Oregnn plan* to start a sopho­ year a* a soph he was an out­ more, Dave Grow, al quarter­ standing runner, but this year lie back. the first scrum! year man developed into a tremendous to start at that position since the blocker, a fine fakrr. and an ex­ great Norm Van Brocklm 10 years cellent pass receiver. a;o. “ In short." said Dlrlrcl. “ he Oregon runs as many at 12 iloes everything well with power variations from a basic T formaand speed " lion. The team runs double wing- Dawkins Is Second In other games around the Southeastern Conference, Georgia tech came from behind to defeat Baylor. U K ; Tulane won easily over Louisiana College. H i t ; and Louisiana State won its maiden gamr of the season from Birm­ ingham Southern. 73 72. Ilowrll could do no wrong In the Mississippi State runaway. He had IS field gOal* and dropped The Sanford Naval Air Station s m jj cf jcy free throws, scoring 29 varsity baskrlbal! team plays host 0f his points in the first half, tomorrow night in the season s The other Maroons weren’t exopener to a fine team Horn Patrick aC(ly ,dlr. They hit on 65 pet* ernt Air force Base. |Of iheir floor shot*. The game will be played in the Georgia Tech hanged In U Orlando Air Force Rave gym. points m the last three minutes where all of the NAS home games to defeat the Baylor Bears, who are scheduled to be played Game helped the cause by continually time is slated for S o'clock, the fumbling the ball away. The trams bad played in. even terms £iblic invited. Patrick Air Force Base brings up to that point. LSI' never had a comfortable into this game a season's recor-l of five wins and four losses, with lead in its game with Birmingham their latest conquest coming at the Southern, but came up with the expense of Orlando Air force l |c Mnts when they counted, lorBase, 72 62. This win entitled the ward Uaync Monson was high Patrick eager* to take charge of nun for Tigers with 23 points, first place in the Florida Inter Tulane jumped Into the lead Service Conference, as all other ■" »® league members remained idle l*°uisiana College, (irccnie Cap­ tain Gary Moll led the scoring The NAS Black Raiders go into with 22 points and Al O'Brien add* r Patrick "It untested, umr.ed H „ ~ fJr lhe winnrr,. fori, two and virtually unknown. Although of ,hr Grecnic*’ ltl>„r lacking in height and experience. . u , the N.vai Air Station hopes to oil Tinnc>KC p„ y» ln lhr Kent act this deficit with *U around mvttational tourney tonight apecd amI desire to win tlayrr #mJ s, |urdiy No n,hrr loach Bill Beyer salil that hr is Sj;(- [fgmf arc ichciluled tonight. alill seeking five players who can _______________ play together on both ends of the court, and that a season long start \ \ nCII IalOHS IvOiirCtl Ing five may not come into being. DETR OIT — fL’PIl — 'Hie movt “ Its too early yrl to say how points the Detroit Lions ever Oie squad will do this season, but scored In a single game was Mi we should have a pretty good idea (gainst the Cleveland Browns in alter playing Patrick AKB." Beyer the 1957 National football la-a added. “ Let uv say. that every- gllP title paine. body we play will know that they have been in a came when it is over, and if our opponents win they will deserve It.” Probable starting 'me up (or the Black Raider*, will U Joe Hart WASHINGTON (t’PI) — Fed up ( nale* wa* a flat no" in the re nett and Dan Murdowncy al for wards; Beyer at center: and baseball owners wrapped up their quest by the players The International l-eagur situa guards Phil Poe anil Joe Calan- annual meetings today hy band raro. Other squad members slated Ing togrther to give major ami lion was fraught with much more to see plenty of action arc— Bob minor league players an abrupt, seriousness became It* players Burns, Dave Wilson, Bill Draper, ley brush off in their demands (or threaten to strike unless the owner* srt aside 1137,000 tor es Wayne GodshalL John Cline, more money of a pension plan. Frank Bordo and Pat Melcher. The blunt flat no.” couched In tabliahment Issues Mrsing Darning no imrrrlaln terms, threatened U l them do what they want." create disharmony among ma Halfback I)i»e Jockey to Jor league jdayer* and precipi­ said adamant frank bhaugnessy, Well BALTIMORE. Md. - ( C P U — tate a possible strike among dis­ president of the rirruit ......... . " , Lenny Moore, star Ualtimnre Colts gruntled International Leaguers. uprrate next year with nr without halfback, conduct* a radio disc Baseball Commissioner Ford them We don't like having a gun gockry show in Baltimore. Frick added what may have been put at our h-cks.” tlm last straw- when he announced x*™*" i* * .,— Browns Still Younjr that major league owners had the major league player repre CLEVELAND - d P M - Tie unanimously rejeclei. a rv quest for acnUtlvr*. warned the owner* hr average age of the 1938 Cleveland 20 per rent of the total take from would not give up hi* fight. •'We arc going to continue our Browns Is M 2 year*, nne nf the all iiiurcr Frick said Hie vote by Amerl rflort* to get an equitable stinre,” lowest In the National Football can and National League mag he said, pointing nut that player League. salaries ami team salaries have . . i .i dwindled from 41 per cent of he gross receipt* lo 17 per rent wdhIn a 13 year period Jamrt Durante, who reprrsent* the International League along with hi. lave partner. Lewis it We Mail sued a much itrongrr warning “ The player* have signed a ret* Anywhere ..listinn not In sign their contrails for 1339, not to report to Spring In l he U. S. A. training and not tn participate in any international league compe­ tition urJet* their demand Is \Ve Carry Complete Selection met.” Durante declared. Many Major Drtelnpments Of Fresh Produce. Flayer • owner hostilltirs overshadowed virtually all oilirr mat Irrs during the *esslon*. There were, however, numerou* oihrr major developments: — Mill Hat ridge resigned as FA 2-!ft2l 2185 Sanford A*f. American league president .Her 28 years and Joe Cronin ef the Navy Cagers Play Patrick Tomorrow backs. Bankers, mm in motion »nd a bewildering array of others C°*fh Andy Gustafson ssid that ,hr Hurricanes \*ill probably usr * -Wcopen passing attack against lhr Wcbfuo*s in hopes of an up>rt. lie said the attack ti copied train *'lr Cleveland Browns offensive 'Mlem. ' Miamipulled the attack on week aril ^almost c'imc "wTy wBh an upset after keeping the Gators on the defense alt ihe second half The game will be played in the Orange Bowl with kirkoif at 1:30 p m . ESI. Oregon has a i i won lost record and Miami .. I I Cards Trade Moon For Bums' Cimoli WASHINGTON i l P I — The St. lands Cardinals arnulrrd a new center fielder and hlrrd an “old pro” as their piw wng coach on I ID r ■ 1jC n O O IIf lQ Q K 11 n S Sanford a fighting Srmlnolri hope Both team! would like to have 18 I'd the “ finishing touch” on the honor of being the “ first’ one o( Central Florida's moil spec Celery Bowl champion. Players Thirty three schooling races. In tacular football “ eomebatks” In of both •quads, particularly ths s-nlors, would Ilka to ring do art which 208 greyhounds will cem the Celery Bowl game tonight. pete. ate cn lap at the SanfordThe Seminoles. practically down th« eurtain on • victorious note Or'ar.do Kennel Club tonight, The for thecount after ear'y-ieataa many, It will be the (Inal pret spotlight centers on the Slat event, reverses atthe hands of Daytona **mr: ^°.r **** vJY.*5**1 which send* two of Keith Dillon's Seabreeie and Krttrrltnus, came would be * doubly ® r sweet. *,rM rlf or^ t0[f stars to clash with four otttrr roaring bacx lo take the Orange Kickoff time In memorial sta speedsters who boast Grade A Belt Conference championship dium is I p. m. j j ‘J.11*0" ^ ^ 7 , 7 ' ’ * Tfc0n,« ht’ ‘h* 57 ' nol(‘ « » *'** *rr ,nJuu11 *nJ Bfl * fl 'hot at the only school th*t was Indurall beat the world's fastest able to atop Ihe potent Sanford greyhounds In the International at offense after the two louses, Bis, at nr last May. This speed* Apopka, played to a trore’en . rll„ . Ih_ ... n ^ i d . , l, . *r“ “ , * * 7 ‘ h® lh' " ankle deep water, ha* consolation and sent the 5 Ddhs just a« much at stake. The lie with track record tumbling at Sarasota Sanford, cuupic.l w.th the sra.on last Spring. Bel Del triumphed in ending defeat by Wlnler Tark. the Sarasota Derby last Jtay. knocked the Blue Darter, out of Running against these two ace* the DSC title. A victory over Winwill he Simla, who tcbooled this !fr ''" ul<l hl' f S‘' fn ,h« , „ .. , Darter* a lie. wre* lo a slstling 31.23 second i; Tonight ! game hat all of the Kicgu, Standing Ry an.1 Rusty Ingredient* needed A cool. clc»r Reason night it forecast. The track will Another Dillon star, Cn Tears, winner of tie (todrac I’ark Derby oT(e*n?lve*n<and * defensive1" mithi* |*n September, meet* five fast y:ach ha* all-OBC performers ‘h<‘ *"niU‘ h' !P' "'" * * '* ,n l,,h " " noth' have player*" dnunrTVo’r r IV. F s'w*fford's Kockin Jo. future stardom on college grid Wally Moon was traded to lhr «ho i pushed second in the lt*S7 irons la»s Angeles Dodgers for Gino voiuMa Derby, and second tn the Each team feels that it would Cimoli. ami Howie i’oltrl acrerit jyjn Volusia Derby Consolation have won the regular srason game In return In baseball as the lard was popular birr last winter and hat the Vlet.l hcVri'.li-i'" s'.!. k "a*! » > « »«■ « Moon, the National League's race of the evening, would have emerged triumphantrookie of the year in 1931. tutted other last season* favontr* |y. only .238 In 108 games lor the who tun tonight include Famed scholarship* welt could Cardinals la*t season Cimoli I able. Foricrit lime. Terhle Tnl. . . Colic.* .T,* , wasn’t murh better al the plate, Gallant Tcv. Lucky Rcna.d. Dus- ^ ^ p U m U n lonUhl! hitting 246 in 109 gamr*. ...Y'S J f' ky Cloud. Dar* BUI. Highn.. Real ’ V " A* part ef the deal, the Card Melon, oakie Scooter and Run gamr. Scouts will he In the stands to “ look ’em over” for the final Inal* tinned over Phil Paine, a Sylvia. lime. The big rush lo sign prep pitcher on their Omaha I arm Club, lo the Dodgers. Because the n, S‘ " ‘i' Sanlu'v* *l n' ldn,*hl Dodger* have no room «... their ,J '>; * ,hfl ,J ,fkd rr' . (llri ' 'or Seminole’. David Manley and Oman ro.ter for its opening .Saturday night. Dec. Lcr.ld Odum will gel signed the former Milwaukee 13. a great deal of attention from Bravo’ pitcher to Spokane id the scouts, Stanley ha*nT given any Pacific* Coast l.eagur Indication, publicly, as to the Pollcl. named tn replace Al /— VA/I m T - L school nf hit choice, lie will be llollingvwnrtli on the Cardinal* V e C I l l C b T T I i l ^ I U K C one of a select group in Florida roaelung staff, hrnke In with St, * ■ j s • high trhnols this yrar who can loins in 1311 and irmainrd with L O O p L C O O C r S l I i p hide bis time in making hit selec­ them for 10 year* He later pitch pr, „ ui,niallenal tion. cd with the Pill,burgh Pirate*. ^ no„ on CeUlf|> af,et ■ Odum also Is being sought. Be­ BmJ i hicajo ( uli< hclore rwllnfi have taken PoM* •nsl'csilr that hr might ca.t his active raiser in 1936 He has start, finally ^ ................... _ ...................... Bed box wax prominently mrn hit tot with the L'nlvrrsitv nf been In the Insurance buslncvs over their familiar perch atop the' Tennessee. The Volunteers.' reports tinned In sucreed him. National Baskrlball Association's *ay. alto are Interested In Apnp — The Amrriran Assoelatlnn ex­ for the past two yrars. Eastern Division. I la's big quarterback, Jerome panded la 10 teams hy adding Bill Sharman, MIA record hold- Shaw, Houston. Fort Worth and Dallas er In free throw percentage, sank College offera prnbatdy will be from the Texas League, 'this It of 12 foul shots Thursday night made tn Alan Swann and Gerald might be a forerunner of a pot lo lead the Crltirs tn a come Jones Both are big enough tn stble expansion move to 10 team* hark J144 114 victory over Syracuse make the “ big lime.” Cecil Band hy the National and American in the opening game of a douhle |ridge well could be the amallcst £ ™ ‘^ h idan lo hire header al Philadelphia lljr in player In Die Suuthrast |o lie seareb nrganlrulMn to . . ,, umph moved lloslon a hair-rame sought by colleger He weigh* only p m -lP ,rtrirf eiplnre the possihltily NEW AuitK ( t i l l — .ns»is*ip nn Jhe jd|e s|-rw York Kitick- IM. hut bis patting average for — A liberalised draft w.s ap pi Southern, which defeated t'»o erbockeri. St Ixuit Iwat I'hila the sra>on Is proof positive that proved on a one year trial Situ major opponent, enroide to dr HrIpht*. 107-92, In the nighlrap ihe ran hit his target* and a plan liy the Yankee* to rr first perfect football reaiiin, to was d*v wa* voted 1938 national small . , ’ . college champion by the Ended -T h e major* adopted a new International Board nf Coa trading rule whleh will permit iirterlrague drals between Nov 21 Die nationwide hoard lahhrd md Dre 3 withnut the necessity Mississippi Southern ihe Nn 1 of otdaintng waivers I'rirk said ■>all college power In its first he didn't particularly like lhr ratings Sept. '25. The Hattiesburg, ( J M|. Bfnt on ,tt hp H ,tr Kt(||i, ’ amr % by lhu,out» _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' through ths im i remained- first campaign. Wins Third U u Miami of Ohio was runnerup An|CA thllf ( l ,r | , *_ Arnaldo *Hh 213 points, t*8 1-ehind the Alvarado of Peru won the thlnl No- • team. I»p of the Santiago tn Elina |mrr Arimna Mtate College, North rational Mock Car Rare Wrdnes eastern itJkla I State, East lesai da* Haul Jarat. who finished State, Montana State Collrgr. fifth, retained his lead in the gen Wheaton (lll.l Chattanooga, SI era) nrdmgi with an overall Benedict's (Kan.) and Buffalo lime of 18 hours, 43 minutes and r\ V I f.formed out the top Id in M seconds. shat order. k,u Player Demands Given Icy Brush-Off > ■ Baggs Curb Market Everybody needs money sometime when you d o ... visit FAM ILY! II you need UP TO$600 phone: F/Urfai 2*4612 before noon to arrenie for moniy (h i same day! Cash Tax Ratafia 24 MtatWf fajawtt It 7003 13300 J70 00 317 00 4)700 317 CO 1 700 1100 1)04 IIOO 74 00 3700 MS' F A M IL Y FINANCI SI AVICl, INC Southerners Take : Small Team Title or SANfOBI 125SouthPiik Atmua Fhcn*. FAitlii 2-4617 Sanford. Florida I'm Sitting Prettv , with °L/i WATER HEATING MO i; CUAMST IA1UT COOUST S4MRUT CNKAPIN,100 MAFUMij J>‘< . ) « ; » ss g* aft 4 m ii m j w kukm-UvU'j WIRE BEATS LIVE BETTER r l F C T R IC A L L Y Schooling Races TONIGHT, 7:30 P. M. • Free Admission • Over 20 Rncen SEASON OPENS DEC. 13th Kadtij, V^a • «» *f Uaaa * w Ui •* n j U 4 ikaf m Pietik. t »ilrit »i t»r k««ts#| it tk» m*t •)uLt.r| f rtl tL* 9. S t } H ( I'iaaJtf 4m >» 94 rU<1(e a-c i ,1 !a»t I-*t*r, tfti 1 Jlf* ftmvAVTNunc i.MN-laepaski la* >sh s U i i f ar M s d riORlOA POWIR i I I 0 NT C suW*i*a4H—M Of l.nralrd A Miles South Sanford On Highway 17*02 W. Scull Burns, Mgr. • A — ' I 207 MtfioUa A%% '! �•* Triangle: Debbie, Liz And Eddie | (Tfcla b ifca Bird and final dis­ patch « haw Dm U i Taytof-Eddia Rtyaaid* lilaagU la affecting fta career* aad personal B w i of tW trio tnolatR.) HOLLYWOOD— (U P !) - Barfly HOI MOM movie. i ’ra a great fan of your*.” the hr STARS IN MARI)! GRAS — Tommy Sninl*. Pnt Boono and Gary Croaby. three t.f the nation’n l»j> slnjrinic ntnra. ara In the east of "Mardl Gran," comlnjt tn Ihe Ilitr Theatre Sunday. Pot Boone H eads A ll-S ta r C a s t A t Ritz French screen atar, a girl publlcht, who Is th* star'* belt friend and confidante, a wily publicity man, a pretty girl from Ohio, and a shapely philosophy student who l» a part-time strip tease artist tn a New Orleans nllery. rat Bo-me. CbrlaUnn Carere. Pat lluonc, starring In hi* third Tommy Sands, Sheree North, t.ary film for Twentieth Century Fo*. Crosby, Fred Clark and Richard plays the key role of Ihe V. M. I. Sargent are Ihn principal* In Ih a eadet who win* a student lottery mirthful adventure of four cartel! which provide* him with the fundi from Ibn Virginia Military Initl- to go to New Orleana and invite lute who eomn to New Orleans *! the movie star queer, of the Mardl the bright ot the annual Mardl Grai to hti school's graduation Oraa fnallval and encounter a pro- ball. Chriattne Carere, the very vocaUra and dlveralfled group of promising young atar who recently character*. The latter Include! a made her debut In "A Certain Smile," plays the movie star and Pat’a three school churns are por­ trayed by Tommy Sands, Gary I I N T . A m m Crosby, making his screen how In i> s N ii n m a hlgh-comedy role, and Richard iM lv m -R r m v t r . ri.im inv- Sargent. When the four meet Shei . k i j v n. rre North, the publicity girl who C H M M ? rtaintitfs. ran danee up a storm, and Fred Clark, the publlclly boss who can S 5 « C T a. C A M It R O N . talk up a alorm. they find them­ a T A T I t ' ^ ' n x m . P A TO: w tt.. selves thrown Into stormy and hila­ tlAJ* a. Cv.WBK, tf all**. *<'• u^; rious situations K t r - V n M It marrl^. a -4 ;» In the course of the Winston Miller, Hal Kanter screenplay, t based on a atory hy Curtl* Har­ rington, the principal* Introduce •nsissa If .H .s ihn o.wnn w I . W that ^ e *«|>l . t ^ ^ ^ eight new aongs by Arademy Award-wlnnm Sammy Fain and it« Ittinwn Paul Francla WHiilrr. Of these, KvfPAff if w. « Pat Boone's “ I'll Remember To night" and "The Mardl Oral March" are already Iteeomlng ? f i r »nS uirh a«a. •KT**u«k popular favorite* in Juke boar* Leje*.*1•*l” » , j, ' ’j j 'n - f 11a " nc *'* N: and on record shelve* across the M M l . .pou.e Jf marri; hVn-«u".} nation. Vinnurn "Mardl Gras" is played against two vivid and colorful back­ grounds: the gay, carnival atmos­ phere of Ihe annual New Orleans .own M i r e i .i m ’ s i i U H - relebratton, and Ihe Impressive n.AMKH<o: txMCtt s<>- campus of the Virginia Military LS t r ' i l l t * l’l» unknown »n«uee Institute at l/>ilnglon. Virginia. Filmed in CincmaN|ope and lie I,uae Color. It should provide auf t V i r n v .i- n i n . i t ie dimers with a delightful evening R u i!' dmjm. w ,1SS: of film entertainment. Edmund Gouldtng directed Mar UTi.n" n KoT.AK.1 ' . b -. i i w if m artl eU •'<•! 11 dl Gras" and liarrte Chaae. n , , 4 . the u n k i i ' > » " *-'l re ‘,,**'** |j Jrentier West. Geraldine Wall and King Caldrr are featured In Ihe p#raen« r . « s l e n " c * / .I wiwHt tit!* nr I n l i f * * 1 lo a0'i v* supporting east. •"* .All'll In*• Sw lm -U*P.'vuni;' KlnfUj. In.wltl Legal N otice Legal Notice .... I. »r i ’" ct a utrrTRACT At l-ot t-A i.ra niM tnTvinhA nt f,r«r* N i" rt*i Hn >v I. e»«». *' *«?• Ill- litooffiii n f (I*t i l nil* Counlr. rto rH * Iyii• ; «n d 8 i n »k t TflAHT IN l-Al a n r n m -v m s.1rr-r .>T-C .A t . r a................ I N li iN «■ - o r A l e a i-» r;1st thereof rerorAe-t lo f l o no ok I, r » « * IS. fjiM le Iterorile or -••nlnole C o u n tr. Tlo rtSe T R A C T fSt X tV 'k " f N'VV>, of M . >, of Peelloo IS, T o o n . •Mil to (South, dense V* Knot. 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J r . RA war dt KullAInn asnford. R Io rlA , A l l e r n a r for I’U I n l l f f * IKKAI.V tt i' H vr nA n n C la r k t*lrcult Cou rt Samtnala (*nunt». TlnrlA* fbiMlah |t*n. I I J . | t A S* - f ** • General Insurance H* JAMES GUT AGENCY SIS EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2*4451 JAMB* GUT JAMBS t t . G ET A w e. ^ DAY k N IG H T P A N ELR A Y H EATIN G • NO hot • NO a*aclBl • NO iMf A WfMMlv* 4»d* H it Onaat lyp* at winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. SM Saafw i A m S W H e M IM M M M W V * 14M I r U r M i , le rrt* hr Irfi flrnbir inf! *tJirtrtl 0t ((| fnir* irr rirrilfirat* im* dating fit? filtM Ml4 **rHfka** fur t*i 4**4 Th#- r#ft If I Slid Hunt/ Half, former ruovir , ,f# nntt)h*r anti •#ir iiananr*. Dtad End it *}»• DVin r,nri. . . .Kid, run, who witn i« friendly uirm iiJi " «f**rrii»»Mti *■’ Tih* •II" ®nr1 ... . . . . . . li e t i i i t i a I n v hti h with Ihe Fishers; 'Part of it, ..f " o ' h,rh " ................ . ___ ___ ' k _ _( .. i . i a « . . . course, was because everybody f V f i i f i i *fr %>», . I T r * r nf ftrtl*' J ump "•* A f* l l t l thought he and M i’ huthand. Mike Rr1"nm<*iiirrtf»N o r v*ii«»rRHTT N I T ft .*f r i* ft ..f f>*»v 2 Todd, wern such good friend* when lllk l ; T r y Tt.R T*iw n " f Mike waa alive ■»**Hfnf4 1*1atV P-.iW I r * v * 4 to *i a i t : , m m , n< "Rut Ihe main reason, in my a u: opinion, Is they thought Eddie was If a m* In w hich «■••*•«'! P®nni« ft walking out on Ihe American f*prk!ri* A l l « f **!4 r r . . t » p M y I f l nt f (ft Ih* dream girl — the girl nest door." l*oHI*I v *.f Jln nlt ti ik , Ptftlr nf F l n f * Horn In Et Paso, Tr*., M year* *UI r » I r v • *11 rli ppftlflriitp »'h«!l rt«|r*|fi*»| jM^opfllnir In Inn Iht ago, Debhle moved to Burbank, t»fr'fi*fl» d v i rlh*«9 |tt )t|rh rPFlIflCalif., at the age of right when •*l* k i l l l>p m i l ) in th« h i« h * t ( Itldilrr m th» frnn t »!**nr r»f |hp her father, a carpentrr for the ^ B i l f U . J l I'nUlif V I'nUM IfoURP *1 Kiinfnr.l, r litn n»» iti* flr»i M«n* Southern Pacific Railroad, was « l i i in |1<i fhp ninniii nf J i n i i « r v . transferred. H i f , i M r h I* Ih * 5lh ■Inv of J*n* In high school, she was a lead 1181), t^** I'Rtp-l th l» 3r«t i f « y nf liti Froli*f, rr In Girl Scout activities and m i i f K AfA twirled a baton. She was lops at *» I" H r r ml on sport* and gave the nrliihhorhtXHi r i # m «*in nit «*-»uii. I'A untt, K h r M i hoy* a run for their money as a F u M I v hNwfttln>v|r hrr | .| (. < baseball player. She showed great musical promise — and vsmmd up playing an Instrument that no fu­ Huy Flush Hulhx ture glamor ?irl would be caught dead with, a French horn. Here She was voted "Mi** Burbank of IMA,” waa seen hy a talent Voa'll Be Glad You Old. scout and soon signed a movie See thir Ad. Dee. *1 For contract. Highly talented as a Details. singer, danrer, actrrss and romedienne, she fast tier ame one of W IEBOLDTsS Holiywood'a lop slari. The voluptuous Mr, on the other CAMERA SHOP hand was brought up among the Ita S. PARK AVE. royally nf England ami Hollywood Sanford, Fla. and Is a sea symbol throughout Ihe world. RnTli'M n r v r r i.li' v tiu s t o r t v v nr.KH a e r a H I n r t » . r l * » «*>»»•- I • *»!?. iitir. I n m i »'«tftl* • ( (old the French entertainer, "bo ANNC VAN A l*KS r u s r . T » III •rrdllRM !•*»*••• !!•«• I* my husband." < I k I ih * nr I l f M f l i l i t «*te*l Ruddenlv rralliinc ahe had mentioned Ihe unmentionable, ihe T**i* *n4 **r l» n f »n»l i f# n*f** imllflP'l an'l r r ‘|»ilf» »1 lo blushed. An embarrassed silence |.y mn f * !■ I m > a 11 ft *I *■m a (Ml i vr h kid **lf * fell over the few people within n r either of toil* nij»r h i t * *ralnat th* f f t i i f i of A t»n r V a n Alan t*ll«*. hearing distance. Chevalier tart- dfc#AM<t, lot* o f ■•i«l C»mnft to fully switched lo another subject. t h t Jit'l ao nf ftemlnel* t "otinlt. Kl tr H dii m hi« nfflr# In To friend* of (lie petite little ac­ Hi# r ntift hbMM of f * 14 Countf * 1 tress. her reference lo *'my hua- faitlttnl PterMN. w it h i n #I«ht « ! • m l i r mnnihe f r o m th* l l m « of th* band’’ was a strategic mistake— rflr*t |tuh|lr*l|rtn nf f h to tiotlr*. but a natural one. Itorh rlalm or »fwm*n«l olaoll !•* In r i t lit*, oft'i oft oil ■!*!*- th* nl*r* She still thlnka of herself as w o f r«alffltnr« mitt poai nfflr* til* "Mrs. Fisher.” She Is still stun­ ifr*»a nf th* * I* 1n m n t, RHi] shall lr* to l»v tho claimant., hi* ned by Eddie's dating nf I.ix ■atiiitn ■rent or e l t e r t i e i . nn-l ant atlch Taylor ami the sudden breakup *U l m or i1*m»n4 not *** filed ah*tt hr t f i l l of her Ihrre year marriage. J r * ala f l i n t Hh«Jf*t Ami it is this ability to he stun­ A * * I *•t| t f 1:■ o f !: fi * I r* i f W 111 ■ ml T > » t m n * n f of ned, t(us finality of unsophisticat­ Ann* Van A l* n d i n # . ed naturalness, which has maided 4#ct A*4 l*lr*t fitih!k*»l**n P#** 8, I M t her to emerge from the distasteful triangle purer loan the driven N O Ttrr, o r i p i U sH a t t o n » tu t r u n r.ro snow. i«*» f f l I* F l ' t r H * ftlatutr* « f Why was there so much Imme­ I M l l IIKOKfir diate reaction against uioir irmuuii *Kaui>i Eddie r.'iutc when iT h aNfiTlCK ** in , 1 "V OIVRM. ’ * * • »* *1. l l I_ _ _ #i i-i t Alf*. II tl \t* t n t•'•h fit* hntft* two weeks after Eddie Flshrr fold Debhle Reynold* their marriage v i i finished, the a c tm * met Mau­ rice Chevalier on the *e‘ of an Twealietk CeaUuy F"* rJ+ * K «r Jerry Wald have Wended An latent* nf same of Use brightnat ynung penpln In ahnw hnslnes* Ain n gay. InneW motion picture, "MlriU Craa,” opening Sunday at An Rita Theatre. D«c. 5, 1958 Legal Notice S tir f u h r t �Start Counting Dollars B y — l tl?T AND FO LK [I Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads , 2 - FOR RENT KEAI. E S T A T E FOK SALE 15 A— Rt lt.DING-ItEtP A lit.4. ffhr Paul grit ifrralii Fri., Dec. ft. 11138— I’npc 7 t - l LOWERS. PLANTS |22— Huvlneti Opportunities Ilraulifultv furnished large lunny 1»ST— Parakeet U iht h i u i ; FOR SALE OR R EN T: 2 Bedroom Ruild to your plant. Butinrsi property for *a!c by own­ GRAPEVILLE NURSERY name •Pete" From I'arramorr room. FA 2T304. (It home at 2706 Magnolia Ate Remodeling and Addition* er. t block aoulh city limit* of H E A IT IF U L HOLLY i 'Grocery, UiS GE equip*-*! kitchen. 2 block* L A F F -A -D A Y DON L IK E Frtnch. Call Sanford on highway 17&92 Good All kind* and tire* Tbit U a suett past In the Rita from Pinecrest School FA 21377 FA 2S27t. Phon. FA 2-3*24 location for any type of hurl Grareville Ave. FA 2 09VI Theatre for George Burger tap or 271* Palmetto Ate. ness. 23'. down, balance on LGST-Strayed. family milk cow, date Dec. 12. 36 Marion Market C A B B A G E monthly pajmenls. See I. C. 21- ELECTR IC AL SERVICE CLOSE IN red. white marking, wraring PLANTS for sale. Tied Thun Clark Sr. 2819 Orlando Dr A Al t CM CLE ANER REP AIRS chain. Pirate tall FA ZZuM Re Large furnithed apartment 7<OU bedroom. 2 bath, 2 »tory farm lun. FA 2 39W Palmetto. Ph. FA 2 2B34 Parta for all make* of rleanera; h o u » c recently remodeled. ward. ARE YOU IN TER ESTED Flectrlua, Hoover. Ktirby, etc. Appro* 5 acre* cleared A fenc­ IVr Sale. Marion market labbage CARD OF THANKS IN YOUR F lT V Itr.? t-F O R RENT plant* to be »et right awaj. *l (rt ed land. Low1 down payment Free pick-up Work guaranteed. 1 would like to thank all my Service Route FA 2-4763 FA : 6 m a thouaaml, new red potatoes friends, nenghbor* and the ataff 2 bedroom unfurr.nhed house hat of 9.’ oo a bushel. Alhert Burk. Lake at the Seminole Memoriat HoiplMayfair tretion, a ipaeioua 3 bed* •lo»e. children, no pets. 363 00 House Wiring — Electric Service Cigarette Marhinci Monroe. Phone FA 2 66(7 til for the canlt. and beautiful room home. FA 2-169*. ^ month. 1903 Summerlin Ate. Sid Vihlen MEN OB HUM I N flower* and deed* of kindneM Orchid* plant* for »alr, 3 for RANDALL ELECTRIC CIS ECEI. OR PART TIM E shown me during my recent (li­ 2 nr» 2 bedroom hautei. kitrhen *i*i Mr*. Bill Whillej. 211 Mcnstrom Realty 112 Magnolia FA 2 0913 ROUTE ESTABLISHED equipped FA 2 ttvtJ ne**, May the riche* nf God» Palmetto Ave. HERBERT STENSrnOM blessing* be upon you all la my 23-\ - ru ll.IH.NG R E P A I R S No selling or 5oliriting REALTOR Clean i rm. furn apt 611 Park P AIN I INC. prayer. II— AUTOMOBILES— TRAILERS INCOME. STARTS DON IIOW E _ l„ J, KISNEft Mr*. Magnolia Sikra A**orlatn IMMEDIATELY CLOSE I \ —Sanford—3«l E 3th. '31 Ford F-IOO pickup line condi­ FLOOR sanding and finishing ItnJl.tKi to *:i*»*n CASH St 2 Hr. home Open Th u rt. Bachelor apartment, ground door III N. Park — rh. FA 2.112# tion Trrm*. I*. A Scott, f Vo Cleaning, w a v i n g Serving 313 Palmetto Avr. F r i. Sal 9 A M. to ! P. M. lima Hr , DrBary, i l l Seminole County since 1923, REQUIRED MOVE RIGHT in : Owner. Ph. YC 3 m i Drl.and II. M Gleason, Lak# Mary Plea*e don't waste our lime un 2 bedroom hou»e. kttchcn equipped See 119 Pmecrrat Drive today It will pay YOU to >t* us before Furnished 1 bedroom houae. 930 will. eleeiric alove A refrigera­ This very nicely kept 3 Brdruom veu buy. Open Evening* and lr>* vou have the necessary capi­ IMPERIAL DECORATORS tal and are aintrrrly interested in tor 1 beater. Phone FA 2-3631. home near Pinecrest School of­ A a month. near bate. Adults Sundae * painiing and papering fers a bonus of a fenced In yard, ^ F A 2 4633. l:\STSIDF. TRAILER SALES rvpanding. . .we finance evpandon i A 2 271u or FA 2-7PIO after siv. bedroom unfurnlihrd apartment, II fully quilifird and able to take lerraio floor*. electric- kitchen, Palalka, i n kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2 099! 2 bedroom Itirnlvhrd apartment. o'er at onrr wtltc hriellj at«*ul 7W-INM l( AM l. bled baih. and good neighbor* Two (un l , Ml truck mnVlng v»n. >ourself and tnelude phonr number UpMair* Adult*. Phone FA 2-2*79 Take over G! A'i'-1 loan at 3 HEAI. ESTATE fOR SkLB See *1 at Phillips ’ M" across (or personal Inter' irw after 5 p m. Close In 972,33 monlhly after 91*72 down m rr. C. R. Davis J ia h J iA A LLIED M ERCHAMUMM., INC. payment, or if you need ■ lower 4 room house with bath A other Five aero lile farm, Large 3 bed down payment, left talk over room bouse, large barn. Eaay 7167 Olive Street Road Sell or Irade, equity on homr. 3*‘ utilitiei. on hard »urfaee road term*, oseph B Levy. Phone jour problem Remember, jou — 3 bedroom irailer. air condi A nivrrvlty City 1. Mo. to lemon Fduff. Mr> Glenn must he In hy lanuary 1st to FA 2 1221 bored and cirrulallng liralrr; Tyler. 3— R I 31 I ST AT* FOR BALE Mei*. h Itidg. he allowrd Homestead Eaemp .'— R EA L ESTATE FUR S\I.E I A 2 3742 * v?6' Jalousie.l rahan*. See Mr 13 SPRCIAI. SRKVlCKS ROSA L. PAYTON lion. Sa l e on r e n t i b r ~ j * r . Kennedy. Framra Trailer Park, REAL ESTATE D R IV E IN WELL DRILLING 27—NOTICES—PERSON ALB -new Moon trailer. Air condition- Reiiatered Real Estate Broker 2344 French Ave. Seminole Realty Ph. FA 2*1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha FORD— 1936 Ranch Wagon New Fa'rhanki Morse Pumps Wed. Adults FA 2 7664 s c o rrs palm m anor W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR tire, paint and halterj. 91191 Repair* to all makes .). W. HALL Hnrnt for Plo aged W EI.Ah A APARTMENTS: roo»» Dl’Y NOW ami lake advantage of Kllr. Melhv In— Velma Goaialrr, HOWARD C. MING FA 2 14*3 Healtor 26?ii Orlando Dr. Sanfard privstc hatha. 114 W. Firat BL llomcttcad T a t eaemptlivtt Adelaide II. Moset — Astoelaira. 207 E. Commercial \*e "Call IIall" Ebon* FA 2 26 3611 ___ Phon* TA 2 7214 FOB SALE— 17*46 Plymouth, 313 j RETIREM ENT HOME, available 19*1 Park Asc. FA 2-9131 Phon* FA 2-2*33 Furnished apartment. M l1* W. lit Palmetto Ave now. Neat, one-bedroom, CB INCOME AND INVENTAIENT lavse w eight safely with newly PAINTING home, Florida room, earportc. 3 bedroom 2 bath, Fla. room, kit Large furnished 3 bedroom up6c*i feet (ln 17-91 lllw ay north ,:-n n A T s and Huron* "For those »hu caie. rra*iiTTab;e. \itchrn equipped. Nice shady then equipped, fruit trees. Re »t«ii> apartment in town. X3 Two rental home*. grocery ou., a * at jour Drug (tore. Itrfeirnces given. c. ’* lot. Price 17.300 with term* venna Park Phone FA 2 2676 ^ a month. Cal' FA 2 3071 store. g.iv pump, halt bu»ine*s Your t vtnrude Deatrr Mrs llrnen .Millers hnmr i!.ii|n and appiov * , acre* of land llult.'ON SPORTING GOODS PUMPS - SPRINKLER 2 Room furnished apartment, alt Modern 3 bedroom home, utiltty Desirable 394 ft. lake front pro fruit cake* at Wtnn Dulr. E. An established bu*mrv* showing 331-6-8 E. 1st rh«na FA 2-3961 room. Kitchen equipped and 1 SYSTEMS private. tile hath. Call FA 2 1003 perty located on Golden Lake Firat St. good rrturn Total price fll.oao bedroom furnished. Large living All types and aiiet. installed App o.-.imatel) 23 acres, I furn W EATH ER SHIELD anil can be handled for 29 . g k. Cmdr. Clevrlanda' nice 7 room room. Tile Boon. Large lot istied rental units. Rental In"Do II Y’ourscli" A R ID FEB TOR SAI.R Cutinm Boat Tops A Accessories down unfurnished hmt*c, electric kit­ Price $*3oo with terms. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE come 33(h) monthly, Phone F A l ­ FREE ESTIM ATES FA 2 7*37 chen. tile bath A shower. lawk Cotton A IA ool Yarns. Nctjoni, ROBERT a WII.LI AMR, Realtor S T I N E ii.::!. Arbor. See Mra. Plppina across In beautiful, older part of LOCH Threads, Tapua. lt»< i.innd I undqulsi, A**oe 930 Marhlne and Supply I s . AVuard outboard 7>» IIP ARBOR, a nice 3 bedroom. CB driveway. Call FA 2 1677. ROLLINS HORRY SHOP FA 2-391] Atlantic Rank Itidg bedroom block home. Smith 2U7 W. 2nd SI. I’ll, FA 16132 Aflrr p m. FA 2 I’M home on eatra large, landtrap At Thu Sign Of Thu Totem Polu. Plnecrevt. kitchen equipped. IW3 3 Room furnithed apartmenl. 963 ed lot. Florida room, carporte 2617 S. French Art. Te!e»i»ton Tubes Tested Ire*. Hobson Sporting Goods 193* mo. including utilitiei. Ph and utility room Hardwood down. 966 00 monthly payments TOP VALUE Kvlnrude Sale, All new motors ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP FA 2 4317. 3rd Addition. ANNIVERSARY SPEUIAI-S! FA 2 2J3S. floors. Kitchen equipped. Well Entoy suburban hung in this mo 9*3100 Ml It. P. Slarflite 9630 iw At The Sign Of The Totem Tolu. Alligator bags A shoes, 2»t In and pump. Mortgage <13.400 pay­ Sacrifice, by owner, equity In mod dern three bedroom home situai 2617 8. French Are, 93<>inn 33 II P. Bigtwin 9379 on 2 Beilri’.u house, unfurnithed, kit­ ehoose from t hriitma* giftj of able 9*3 month. Balance cash cd on 3 ACHES of tiled land 9IOJ00 I* II P. Fastwln Home* Designed For ern 2 bedroom CU house. As Eiiono chen equipped. $70 monlhly. Ph. fruits, jellies prrani and can­ Price 916,300. within 3 miles of djnentoun San Furnituru Aiming A Sioragt Florida Living. sume mortgage of <37.13 Pay 1)61 no 3 II. P. Elgldwin 9123 ou ^ F A : Y30. dle*. AVe ship S A II Green U. E. PHILMPR. Agent ford fa 2 0 7 6 2 . d Si -I Pod room*— 1 A 'J Paths mrnts 360 per mu, Abo all ircondllionrd used motors LAKCFRONT, one acre land with Stamp*. STUCKEYS. J7 • 92. P rice— 3*: 73 WASH BURN VAN LINES Terms rrdured to auction wholes alt Furnished 2 lied room apartmenl, 2112 Oak Ave 3 bedroom, ( It homr. Garage Soullt of Sanford. 1300 French Are. FA 2-1991 (lean ami close in. FA 2 4013. prices, specials in wood, alumt YA • FHA On targe lake, ha* own sand We havr an unusually good choice mini and glass Ivoals. Gator Jimmie Oman. Thi* i* a gum M il to the Hits beach. Owner transferred. Price Auto Repair* ft Ilnad Srivic* OWNER WANTS FHA In Service of two and three ttrdrnotn home* trailers. Rank financing Theatre for L. C. Clark, Sr. Eap. <17.000 with term*. H A LL’S GARAGE NEAR High School. 2 bedroom available with down payments dale Dee. 12, *3*. HOBSON SPORTING GOODS OFFER Conventional tuj Celery Ave. FA 2-2S«3 furnished home. For 3 or 4 *t low as Slaws Come in to see 304 E. 1st. Custom built 3 bedroom, 2 full Niles ft Su..day* FA 2-20S0 BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS month period. FA 2 6239. us alxnil your housing needs so Financing tiled bath*, built on large lot w re may help you he settlrvl he M IR llU Y Ol I BOARD MOlOHS Me*t Any Make tjjlek Laundromat Service 2 bedroom house near air ba*e, 1.0 N Pack Ave. Ph. F ,\ 2-C123 tn beautiful Mayfair section. fore Christ,•us*. AA. P. SMITH FUR N ITUR E CENTER Down Payments Shirt* Fmnhrd In 4* Hour* kitchen furnithed. 970 a month. 'Ibis home features lerraru 116 W. Ill SI. FA 2 97*1 Outboard Sales ft Service Sanilone Dry Cleaning Call FA 2 4134. After 3:30 p m. Lakefront 2 bedroom M in t liume. W. II. -R ill- S TU M P F i t Agency floors, large screened porth Low As $400 Practically finished on inside E. 23th St. Fnodmsrt Bldg »1S Pack Av*. FA 2 *171 ^ t a l l FA 2 4736 Natural wood cabinets in large Itralinr & Insurer FALTDRY JO YOU lleiuliful lot right on lake. Short K U E TIIM D E EA U N 'D Itm iV I Immediate Occupancy Ai'Oc. Laura It, Oder. IE K. Tafler I t - Pri* live«tu<k Supplies ALUMINUM distance from DcLand. 32.700 kitchen rqulppcd with electric bedroom unfurnished house, range and refrigerator. Owner's Arlclt Pricr, Eveiett Harper We IJunrantco iVraoRnl V E N E TIA N BLINDS KOLIwAWAY. Ibopllll and nab) cavil price. Can he financed. Call electric equipped kitchen. Large Phone FA 2 1391 112 N I’vik Blur fared parrot; talks, also. Bed*. Day. Week or Month— EneloieJ head. Sag proof bottom Satisfaction or Yottr Crumpton Builder* in Orlando. equity 345UOOO. Any idler will yard B e * t neighborhood. cagr FA 21231. lie given consideration. Tel. FA 2-31(1. Furniture Center rati with piaitle end*. PUttle GA 2628*. Money Cheerfully FA 21337 or FA 2- 3361._______ See 111 Weil Flrit St. or rayon tape*. Cotlen er nylon Refunded. Lake (ion! home fur sate oi rent Darhvhund*— AKC litter registeied. SEMINOLE REALTY Large 3 hdrm.. 2 hath unfurnlihed Lot* for sale, loealrd fl mile* AV. cord*. m a j o r b iio w n r e a l t y month*, 2 male*. 2 female 1901 Park Ave. FA 2 3232 of Hanford. Ph FA ? 2260. home. 1700 Magnolia. AUTO GLASS Seiikiirtk (ilflan nml I’nint Co. I all FA 2-177* alter 3.30 p. m Realtor I.AKE MAItY IIM II W. 2nd St. Ph. F*A 2 4622 INsSTALLKI) Toy fnv terrier pup' FA 2 2273. Ph. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 1961 WintNhieM Hack Hlau Oil Inirtung circulalitig healer, Chihu aha puppies for sale. Door t ;L i-*. \ enl (.l.w?, autninatic rnnlrolv ft tank. 140. FA 2 12M. Alter 3 30 FA 4601 NO * 4291 102 Shell F I Deitary. SERVICE Wc Feature Senkarlk Gin** nml I ’.iint Co. Baldwin *itidm piano, exrellent i w a H H u L M W AyfPE" Cor. Hw>. 17*112 & 27lh St. I I M I I W 2nd M. Pk FA J-1422 rondition. Call FA 2 3231. lath for furniture cr surplus. Phone FA 2*1301 Spare llcalri* — I inor Fumarra For Sale— boy‘a 2*)' wheel bicyelo Sup«r Trading Coat. SanfmdClean and SgrvIce. <4 30. Outside Urlamlu ilwy FA 2 0677. with training wheel*. Fair con­ Moderately Priced For ihr Best Bure tn Real Eitite tank installation. FA 2 4763 dition. <1100. 207 Oakland Ava. SEE C U L L E N & IIAHKEY i;-n F . a u Y ^ p a r l o r s Sunlaml Ratales HEATING \V. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman Modern, Air Cond Soft AVatcr MO N Park Ave. Hi. F A 2.2391 II. II. POPK CO. 2 burner nil heatrr, 12 |>irce tet HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NlMlK 2(iu S. Park ----- FA 2 4231 of dithe* ft carpet awrrper 917 101 S». Oak Avr. FA 2 3711 E. iMh. nr rail FA 2 3300, ^COUNTRY CLUB Iglterhead*. tialets irviAi.E np.tr A a'STEIT ENVELOPES, menta. invoice* h*nd bill*, and MOTOR CYC LE: 1937 Harley Dav. MANOR orogramv etc. Prngrraaive tdmn 165 luiw mileage, rtc tlGifts for H im (JIUIavS WANTKI) Home G ifts G ifts for H er Printing Co Phone F'A r 2951 lent rrmddinn. See at 1(9 Pine2 I led rooms While. Mml bt- 21 ur n.er. Apply CHRISTMAS PAJAMAS 306 We«t 13th St cre«t Dr. after 4 p. m. Stereophonic ft HI-FI W E ARRANGE Florida Hoop* in peiaon at Pig .V Whltllt. KM'. Colton Wa*h n-wear Soli l tH A TH AM BLAN KETS BECOItDS ft PHONOGRAPHS Cabinet work, furniture repair. Lnmpium Emyclopcdiat. I A2 3360. Color* and Fanry Pattern* ALL TYPES FIN AN CIN G Itevt K*taro saleiman SANFORD FA 1731) Including Ule Nation’* Faverit* WINN TV - F.H.A. n I. PERKINS A SnN "Purrey" — Tureuy Bouquet U«ed Spark* *p*re healer t.ar|6 H I E. lit. Si FA 2-1991 Ml E. Dt St. PROPERTIES FA 7 9261 or FA 2 IU1 Woolshire Brandon man* dcik, good ccmdilion. We Servlee Record Player* LA 2 7913 27ft— PLUM B IV i an* RCMlFIftfl Full Rnnre of Color* FA 2-lfUU. SANFORD FU R N ITU R E ( 0. Special diet and food tupcrviior. Y 03VF I X ’S 300 Fait First St. A Gifl Sure To Please— Coleman Super Circulator oil Kitrhen experience preferred (Include* (Toning) 4* Sni'-ltng Stands — F*»y Chairs hraler; 33 non RTU. Very gnnd CI-OCKS: Modern in design. ll'th vehnol education e««ential Table Rldl»« — Has <>ck* SAN FOB D FU R N ITU R E CO For bedroom, kitrhen nr office condition, reatonahle I A 2 I2S3. 1'irellent pervnnnel |uv||rle* 4t Dusk. ™ JPO F.ast Firat SI RANDALL F.LECTRIC CO. hour, week Starting Salary *14# 40 Inch electric »tove. A t condi­ Shadew Bnve* — Cedar Cheil* 112 Magnolia Avr. 3130 month Dlellilan, Semlnolr AIR tONIilHONING BLACK ft DECKER tion, 173 Ga* heatrr 913. Phone Lamps — Planters Saw* — Dill!, — Sarnie i« Mrmoriai liu.pltal. t ONI R \t I and REPAIR WORK 7A 2 6371. Sofa Pillow* C'unslruclion Co. Inc. Jig 8a-v* 1007 SanfoiJ \ve. EA 2 6342 only $57**r,H monthly 3 Pc. Living Rixiin Group 211 Weal 29th HI reel » ^tA iil jTE E F W AsTgii t.llEGOftY LUMBER « Blo-kv Wetl ol F'ranrh 29— i IT IN II t ill. and Cbniec of Fabric» — *JP'3o Phone FA 2-3103 AMERICAN TO U BISTER PI.r.MlIIND e7th ft Maple Ph. FA 2 0900 I0r* Down HOUSEHOED GOODS Avenue on 20th Street. LUGGAGE W ANTED AT ONCE Contracting ft Bcp-airt I.ay-Awnv Now For i brislma* MODEL OPEN DAILY Flannel Shirt* 9 1 *a or 2 for 9 3 S O , Strong — Smart — Roomv Bawlelgh flealer in pait Sanford Trie Eitimaies • me; v a l u e s KCHOL'S REDDING < O. I ARMKR’S AGENCY Sleeping n*gt <1.10 up Camp Wide Selection of Site* ami Color* nr Fa*l Votutla Co Wide BawlR. L HARVEY • (JUICK CREDIT 119 So. Magnolia Ih. FA .-6 3 .1 Blanket* 93 67 or 2 lor S? O n N. V I'aimir, Rrallor fi rixqti modern cottiigo. Iiirg,' VOW FIX 'S nth », Depl. FA LItuB . Mem 201 Sanford Avr Phone FA 2 ’.u*2 • EASY TERMS It. II. Wbltmnie, Av*nc. ARMY .SAW SURPLUS STORE lot. Gltt Mnjfnolin Ave. phi*, Tenn. WILSON • MAIER TABLES 310 Sanford Avenue Id -S Fiench Ave. Ph. I A 2 3221 t l MtKS PLUM BING AND l l l ’.AT The udy Of Your Heart — New and Used Furniture >|*ir nr lemalf v t r r h'lvirv FA 2 2611 ur FA 2 (921 Corner Tablr* — Tier Tablet ING ha i moved in mir new (ora Dll EA MW OLD SECTION ?lip*. gown* ft matehmg *eii Slip*. Ph. TA 2 5622 Slrp and Coffee Tablet linn 602 W 27th St, Phone 111 l . First St. 3 liedroom CB home. 4 'i 'i *.t wide lelertlnn of eolora 8ue» 32 Gifts for Boys TWO FOR ONE SALE Colored help wanted, mult he over From l.’ VS EA 2 2374. moitgagr <7n monthly’ pay mi nt*, 46. Prieed from 1M to 191. Buy thete two fine home* iltuatrd ?t apply in person ai Pig .V ELECTRIC TRAINS WILSON-MAIER 4SAVES include inturance ft taae*. Low nn *1* well lindtrtped lot* Tm HOLLYWOOD SHOP Whittle, : i- p i a n o s E R v ia T Set* and Acrrttorlri New & Used down paymentt Call F'A 2 6 "i i«l prier nf all thi* property t* 20'. O F F Furniture nnt) Appliance* SANFORD FUR NITUR E CO Men W i men *?>, Dally. Sell l.uqil PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING only 911.306. Term* may be *rW INN TV MUN81NGWEAR Nylon tricot Living Room Suite) — Mirror, nou* nameplalc*. Writ* Reevtl l A t t l.lIB N A L VALUE D. I. HARMON ringed No dly lave* 31* t. I»t FA 2 2991 ladle* gowni. »lip» ft pantiei. Pro Redrnom Sullri — Rookcaiat lo , Attleboro. Max. 4 Bedroom, 2 l>ath kitchen equip rh. F a 2-4223 After ft.00 pm M ather of Sanford RAYMOND .M. IIA U . Lie Our Lay A Way Dan pogtioned holier* in walking ft Throw Rug* — Cedar R»h«* 203-IM »’.. Firat Bl Pk FA t-096J ped home Many other eatrai RE Vl.TOR A INSURoR dr««* iheet*. 91.33 • 91 93. 7 1 —Work ITantrd s T T III It DIM. I os lit \i rm ts (ftrving Set* — Brait War* M LB M V I L.t Starter 610 Bnatclllf. FA 2 ISU9. r i ’R C EIX R Jtilrd St. ft Park Avenue, South U*ed furniture. aPpIDnce*. tools Include* Stero Viewer and 21 II uirrlcaulns Ironing. 1613 Bay. For carpcnlr)', painting, aeieen Vail Call Ball etc Bought-sold. Larry’* Mtrt WESTLNGHOUSE RADIOS IJ6 9S Fivtra Gift Picture* — Only *.Mi.', Ing, looting, and platter repair, T . W. AIEHO, 0roltcr Phone FA J 5611 215 Sanford Ava Pb FA 7 (IU . The Accepted Gift Baby lilting, Ironing. EA 2 7921 WIEBOLDrS CAMERA Sllor Toy* for Boyt and Glrli. asphalt tile, *'br»to* aiding, Phorr FA *-5411 SAMSONITE 210 So Park Ave. SACRIFICE Gift* for Mom am) Dad masonry ».r wowl vteps, leveling Ilrawifully fmlshtvi. goml condi­ Ironing. 10c ft 13c. EA 2-7217. Card Table* — <6.99 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES .* Udroom, t bath, Florida room, and irpaltlng garage. and tion, Kingsbury piano Plume af­ IF IT IS HEAL E S TA TE FURNITURE CENTER 111 So. Park Avr Sanfo.-d Gifts For M en frnred in yard near lakr. lot 66 Trader work; turning and harrow­ ter 4 p m. FA 2 1310 wrecking rail FA 2-4899. a it. Uiumley ft Moutelth 116 W. Ftrtt St. v 126 ft. In Lake Mary. Owner ing. Large nr small jnht Joe at 117 South Pari, Ph FA 2 4639 FOP. mint move Immediately. 1 block Plekeni. Rt 2. Boa 503, Ph TE D WILLIAMS HARDWARE Ih r Gift lbat la Alway* m o ju d l o n g e r ie So of Doggie Diner turn right, FA 2 2070. 203 E. 23th St Acceptable BEAUTIFUL ' 3rd home with fence. Lovely Slip*. Panlie) and Gowm. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS l^ l ut thow you a FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE Many style* to rh'»»e from. HOI SEt U AN1NG or Baby tit­ .1 liedroom— 1 & 2 Hath TR U E Froitpiwf Frfgidairr 310 EFirat « . 9 -ri.n iV I.R V PLANTS G A R R ETTS ling. FA 2 1622 TO SANFORD Refrigrrator and Freeree First St. ft Sanford A.e. Nationally Advertiaed WOODRUFF’S REGISTERED NURSE, colored, \\t invite vou lt> lie our guests aliMiluiely free Watche* farm A Garden Center d rum work in private home G ifts for Him Butov * • Elgin • Wtllnaurr without obligation at one of Sanford's leading 1 k 2 YRS. OLD ANNUALS FA S tilt. lome G ifts Longine* • Erntlt Bore I ■ Hamilton .Mutcla while you locale suitable housing fur Evinruda Motor* 601 Celery Ave. Lew Da taw Payment* SANFORD JEW ELR Y Will rare for child In my horn*. you and your family. Pick up your kty ol Hit Hunting ft Camping Equipment ft Monthly Payment* Sitala dataware AND LUGGAGE PO TTED PLANTS rh. FA 2-1*22 Have referrncri, Ph. FA 2 2790. Pithing Tackle Salra Office. Beautifully Decorated Servlrg CONTACT Ph. FA 2 36*1 nr FA 2-P270. S A N F O R D "Everything For ihr Spvrtamas" 300 Sanford Avr. Tray* . -III nl.sMU isWdHfl'MTJU < 7 FLOW ER SHOP. W* telegranh ROBSON’S SPORTING GOODS YOW FXt.F Unusual G ifts WANTED TO 11UYFISHERS NURSERY After "6 FORMAL W EAK and FOR TH E WHOLE FAMILY; SmaU huiincaa — would eonvider Do Your Chriatmaa Buying Magnolia ft Ouara FA ? 433S I1RA1LEY ODHAM. Praa. ACCESSORIES Tropical ft»h in an aquarium. filling ataUnn in THIS Area — On Our Eaay Tayment Oiaamental .Shrub* •Tree* • Peal Sale* and Rental Service AQUA PETS Corner Ilwy. 17-92 & 2?lh SI. Plume FA 2-1S01 l)|>eii lo any worthwhile propo Or Lay-A-Way Plan tor Ilwy. 17-91 ft 27lb SI. JIM ROBSONS MEN’S WEAR Aqul-;*nm ft Supply •I’lnn — Boa 911 Care Sanfsrd kwo seedling*, lour root. FA Z 3972 rU K M T U H E G E N T U t 115 Magnolia Ave. 2040 Hiawatha Ave. rboB? r,\ 7 1341 hi. W. Lova 26tu Sanford Ave. Herald. ftU W. Firat SL • L SUNLAND Estates & South PIN ECREST look For It In ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. QUALITY HOMES EASY TO FIN D-H AN DY-CO M PLETE Low Down Payment $2go°° *8280 .00 Shosmudm Wall HOMES Odham & Tudor Inc. Odham & Tudor, Inc. 7 �■ V M H W H M M r&j-uX'Xnt . o PRO G R AM S P. 6 :0 0 Jh& Sanfohd (Kahald Waddy S T A R T M. FRIDAY. DEC. Slh rn n ia p. **. CURVED Windahleldti For All Cara Our Speciality M c R a n e y - S m ith P A IN T & GLASS 1I1S #. Park PA 2«l«l St* Jtifal in Time For Christm as If Complete line of • Rulovn • Erneal • Borel • Hamilton Pine Waleb and Jeaelry Repairing and Alunr Selling "All Work Fully fiuaranleed" * ;M M l T h * l . « r l r Hhow m i St**. H u t h i f •; 11 M l K o r i n a (.•*nm» « 3. ( 3 i t V u t b i r • X * » » ((I n 'tlirlltM « (4 131 N o w . T i M M l P p o ll la M on »no H * 131 T . I . . ol T » » » » I t . n a . M 3:11 M l N « n » - t * i u a U » K i w . r d * M l N » * « » — Don iIn<M»n> 7.19 111 J l i i * k » k l n -l V .« l * » B M l l i l t l*a ro"lo M l Unio n f i f l l l l » : » » (31 K l l . r / ltu»*n Ml Tr«fM »»n M l ( t i l l tn »n»» li | 1 m i J . c k t . l l l m w i I . I f I I I >1 M i n ' ! M| I'lill l l l i i n M l N . k » . | City » 1. M l K r h l l l . 1'lnrhnUM M l I I H u n n t 8trlo M l T h in linn l# ;M M l Ilotlna M i IJn n .U n M . M M l J o h n r>n ll— N » - » M l l> r* n n In P i r i o n M ill M l N *»> I I I Pnofln 11too 111 M l N o w . • I V t . t h . r Snort* It:* * M i I t m I* C O O I.F.R IN S U M M E R W ARMER IN W I N T E R HAVE FU EL F IR E R G L A S IN S U L A T IO N “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller, Inc. Hoyt i . \ 711 W . Rnblnton Phone G A r d r a l « I Jeweler* G A\K 111 S. Park Ate. J K J y \ FA 1 U » ™ L .___ ) FREE ESTIMATES WE L S H T I R E S H O P ’ Now Offers — 1A- IHrI I . SKE0 RAVnI C E A1* Call — Fa 2-3I0R or FA 2*7244 Nights or FA 2-0872 IJaya H. K. HOW E, Sanford. FU. . J W A V A V n W d V n W Your PURINA > CHOWS • FARM OURIMA • n il fATiNA n Dealer- • FEirriUZKR S SUPPLIES j g g f t p , D. Thompson & Son, Inc. SECONDand OAK W «$ W W FA 2-7221 . V i V . V W TUBES T E S T E D I n y o u r hom e Wilh elerlmnlr tube le .im • Our Dark rarriea ■ tom|i1rir aintk «1 REA. <iE •nit Kykanla luhea-giMMnleed 9« tlajra. • Your »rt mill not be lakrn trtim your home There ha* Seen an rilrn d .e Surtpy itMite In lh|. Held finding ihal 70", nl all TV lioubtr *•» due I" lube (allure. \\r vprrlallrr in rlnlrtinlr lube dl.lrlbulinn. Have Seen In the Radio, TV, and Eireff*r i 1* v r i r i . Electronic Tube Distributor NANT'ORD. F U . A BARGAIN -------- Ilruiiliful ORLANDO (6) WDBO-TV CBS Mttdern D AYTONA I1EACH (2) WESH-TV NBC To Impress This Critic All u a lrh r. rlr .n rd » n h I hr M .r il u 111 a mnif rlr.n l,, f marblnr. and llm rd rleelrnic Ir.lly on I lie e a lrh m a .irr. Jewelrf S to re 102 E . 1 Floor W ith .1 -W a y IS FA .2-0181 U t Lamps Lamp S w itc h Factory Advertised At — $a».8r> Similar To LADIES... lo r Y«ar Need, Mnney l l ii u . r h o l d t'*e lung • la*lin|. Sating F U L LE R BRUSH p im n iK T S Call Joe Crittenden FA 2-IOfiO DAY or N IG H T lltiiMtrntion heada anil their wtrra domineer­ ing ronnlver, In a »rrlr* like Ihr*. ihr women never lake their hii.haml. aerinu.lj, Irraling (hem like peculiarly retarded fauna. A. a matter of fad. Ihe children In the family usually are treated with more deference than their father I prefer In think that a aertr, like " n i n e and Harriet" I. not •o much a reflection of life, a t tt i. a reflection ol I h r Irtfling mmd, that turn out this »ort of fribble werk after week for Uewr r i ‘ enn.umpllon .short Shota: CBR-TV'i "U.S. Steel Ilnur" hooked In a .kill ra.t — Ed llrirley, Belay Palmer, lira im, ell Elctcher and Arthur Hill— Wedne.day night, hut failed In liook in a play of any diallnc lion. Hi offering, "-The Enemlei " wa» a druoper Se.iur llayakawa. who uaed In move aruuml In a gold plated MATHER'S TV SPECIAL Only *11 ( I. (:U EASY TERMS Plywood I* the do-lt-youmetfer'a dream romp true. 1C* wonderful for furniture. NtoniKc wall* . . . *o many thing*. See it today nlong with uur other quality Lumbar Product*. O P E N T I L 9 O ’C L O C K T O N IG H T FO R Y O U R C O N V E N IE N C E Move,” »el fur Jan k on CHS T V . "Playlxmie 90 " . CRSTV’. Arlhur (iodfrey. who parted com pany with one pre., agenl Ihl* year. ha« juil revered company with hi. .eennd, Hetty Fording. ARC T\ « Pal lloone will Join Ihr panel of C R S T V . "WhaC. My Elne" Ihl. Sunday. MOM wanl. Jam- Paige In do a TV »rrie» ha.ed on "Mal.le," thr (haradrr Ann Sotbem u.cd to play in the movie.. Marlha Itayr will make one of lire in­ frequent TV appearance* Ihl* »ea .on on the Ian 1 ARC TV "Path Page Show' Jack Irmtnon, flip Tom, Jame* (iregnry and Henry Hull will appear in "Fare of a Hero." a "Playhoure po" on Jan. t — it wa* written by Pie tc Ilnullr. aulhor of "Rridge O, er Tlie Rnrr Kwal " | Men’* IIIk Yank 1)uns;nree* 10 tt/. jtipper flv 82.MR *nine $1.98 linin' l.ontr nleeve Wonh and wear xport whlrta in flannel. Broadcloth and Knit *2.98 value Carry And Servke Our Own Account* Lum ber & 213 W. 3rd St. Supply Yard Sanford. Florida FRIDAY. DEC. 12th A* (h e iV.tfM T u r n . t'lorltl a n*|ni New. T r u t h er Cott.erju.ne.e J lm m r lre», • V a rltlr H o u r of n u n l l . g i e 11.(1. I I u u h P art y Tr -U »> t» Our* m a 1-ayofr H e . : l b . Clock H rum T h . * » Ho ot. V rrr lle t 1. Y o u r . IVko rv> To u T r u » l Queer, ( n r A P . r |lrl«B t»r tl.) We Modern Mobile Homes Sales and Park 1919 So. Orlando l)r. Sanford TL. TA J - » M Hurry! Shop! for • Records • Hi-Fi • Television ELECTRIC CLOCK Winn JO TJO.MII' s e r v i c e Try C* And Be Convinced 31*1 E. 2nd Sanford FA 2-n:i:»2 3 |S E. 1st JOY o* RECEIV IN G Tele*l*lnn — Television RCA <S Zenith b Appliance (»m p tele Servlt Jce Deportment M iller Radio FA i-aiss lift S. Pork SAVE T H IS P A G E! ThU I* lour guide lo T V entertainment :t PAINT m i n i COUPON w u rv n FREE yooostZ / L "YES, A WEE CAN WITH EACH ONE YOU BUY — GALLON or QUART! ANY aiND any ^ raici World's Largost Operation of Its Kind WORTH MUON N o pa in ty u n til — N o skill or #xp#H#ne# M c ts s a r y . Us# if for most surfaces m sid# o r outside, walls, ceilings, all m asonry surfaces. DOZENS OF SHADES C®8 Men'* Lone *leeie Wn*h and Wear Sport Shirt* “ VOU'LL WONPER V .'"eft! THE $2.»H and $3.99 YELLOW WENT' , . . Open Nltfhl* *llt s P. M. kTm C A R L T O N ’S lu g h iiu o f-U .1 Orbital Sand* ir>f A l l a r h m r n t loaned with f.m ou. I I A O U - l Ii* Dn U wtth m i n i rhu fk . U t t f„r ref iu* hiB(of An* (umlluro or druUng- Xrill drtvwa maoy other tuochmowta. la .parb. ling g i f t ------- IT IANBt-11 MIU1 m $41 90 Term* Available Many Othar 520 S. Maple Gift Ideiu At 61h SI. Etmrwilo.— Iloriao l y w i l l u l t N ENAMEL Fool,,ear K SportMiear Plnerrewt Shopping Center 271h Street New3C«(*ZWic Stmdar-Drill POWER KIT * See REPAIR i0r Sp«flnI'*> THE * SsnliLs on hl.a wav. Still lime to W A LTER II. TRAPP JE W ELER Evprrl Wntrh lltpnlrlng PIC T U R E Have — Vour Modem Mobile Home— NEW MOON llcalrr for (Irani* A Seminal# County N «»y Waleom# Low llown Payment. Ea»y Terma 1.1 A m erlcr, fU Hil*r ,4 . . . oM in W o fmwialo yore wait* l M . i l tkot I. do(i y o v ( la *44 a . i i a k . m flooioat and darobiliry to toMootv t H t . n l . door*, foralttro. , better,, kooti ood oA otfcoe toHooet where ■ boaodfal yortHol*, t i l l ftohb It reqolrod. MAN gift ^ FA 2-5581 6 P. M. ( : 1 1 i . i (*>-r»t ittr,rm 1:1. I . i » M ( » r.t M « M (31 C o u n t y P . l r 1:3. 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XL1X I ’nited Ptv<* !.<\i *(n I Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. DEI EMBER 8, 1958 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 321 Reds Again Threaten Blockade Defeat In Election Head Of Aircraft, Rights Commission News Briefs Angers Commies; Douglas, Visiting Hears Negro Story Bright Jury Out Grotewohl Bitter For Bombing Derby 0 W A ITIN ' ON SANTA — Abwul 35.000 persnnii were in downtown Sanford Saturday afternoon to nee the annual Christman parade, sponsored by the Junior Chamltcr of Donald Doiik'la* Jr president «( the Douglas Aircraft Co. heads Ihe li«t of *ivilian dignitaries who will come lo Sanford this week for the bombing drrhy Hated by llcaiv Atlaek Wing UrnDougla* will bo*i officer* and their wive* Friday night with a cocktail parly at Ihe Mayfair Inn Similar parties will lie conducted on a squadron level ter enlisted men and their families through thr courtesy of Douglas Aircraft With Dougin* will Iw Fd Heine ('onimercc. These s|>ectnt*>rs. came early, *inann. considered one of the found neat* on the curb. Fur ninny, this wit* world's leading aircraft designers lli-inemann designed tw*th Ihe ATI* the first look at Christman toys. 1958 edi- Sky warrior now down bv all San tion. (Photo by Herd'sttorn t font based squadron*. and Ihe smallest jet atomic bomber in Ihe world. Ihe At Sky hawk Yule Parade Success w f ^ Hy Virginia Conn Herald Staff Writer An estimated crowd of .’I&.000 ipillrd off the sidewalks and into the tlreeta of Sanford. Saturday, for the annual Jayree Christmas parade. Scheduled for the first lime on Saturday, the parade drew an arm bigger .crowd than anticipa­ ted hy city official! Can were parked fur blocks around the parade route; many ★ ★ •torn ilmed. at spectators stay­ ed to du their Christmas shopping. There was no doubt about It— llie parade n o heller than ever, with a particular emphasis on the true spirit of Chriatmas. From the minute Fdgrwater llieh School led off at 2:.T0 p. m.. floats, hands and marchinn units moved smart­ ly down First St. The hich step­ ping majorettes put forth their i>est efforts for the retie wine •land, which held J u d g e s Nolle ★ ★ ★ ★ Everyone W asn't Happy; Pickpocket W as Present The Christmas spirit dldn t ex­ tend to everyone watching the parade Saturday. According lo local police, a pick­ pocket was busy removing wallets *rom spectators. Three were stolm as tile owners gate their atten­ tion lo festivities. High school stu­ dents found one in Fort Mellon Park after the parade. It was strip|ied of rash. — ’ Winning Entries In Parade Listed Christmas parade judges found it hard to make a derision Saturday as more than M floats in four categories moied hefnrr the re­ viewing aland. Of Judges were Volte Williams J r , slrrult eourt Judge. Wilson Alexan­ der. county Judge, and Mrs Merle Warner, wife of Sanford's mayor. St. Luke's won first place in the s<hoot division for large float*; F.ike Mary won honorahle men tion. This I* the first year honor able mention has been given in the parade. Southside School took first place in small floats in the school division, for its charming if display of angel* Judges gave the not to the Meth odist Youth Club tn the Chureh division Honorable mention went to the First Itaptist Church. The Sanford Itotary Club earned nIt first prisr lor rlvic and fra­ ternal nrganuation*. with honor­ able mention going lo the Jaycers Kadrts of America ropped first place in small floats. The Sal* aIon Army won honorable mention 6 First plare in business division was won by the U. S. Navy (nr a huge final depicting a manger •eene Odharn and Tudor won sec­ ond for it* entry of a while bell rung by four little girla In iden­ tical *triprd outfits Deanna School of Dance was awarded honorable mention Judges tor Ihe Jayree sponsored Christmas parade aaid, ' we were much impressed by the Increased 91 spirit of Christmas in Ihe entries, and Ihe keen companion among local organlialion* in making the (loan so attractive and appealing." Legionnaires Set M eeting Tonight An adjourned meeting of CampIwllJ-osaing Post. American 1^gion. will lie held lonigld al A in ♦ conjunction with thr Camplwlll/itsing Post Fair Association. Plans will lie completed for the improvements of the fairgrounds Mid additional parking areas for the February fair. All members arr urged tn attend. Harry lloolry, Christina* party chairman, will announce final plana tonight for thr party Dec. l.A at 7 p. m. tn which all l-rgion_ alrr* and their families are invited. A slit was made in the right rr*. »- of uit i.ii; .^yar enlk* *.itli a raror Made. He re­ ported the theft to local poll c. arid fax] Hut hit attention lud Iwm dull acted when Troy ITovtnr. eld crly Sanford resident, fainted during the parade. Mr. I'roctur was ta-en to the home of rela­ tives. Mr*. O t ll Tucker luund her wallet jt the Police .Station. Vn honed spectator found it on Ihe ground where she had dropfoxl H from her purse during Ihe parade Lotlery offenders were rounded up again this weekend by jailicr officers Arrevlcd for possession of tottery tickets were Itosalir Sheppard, Fdna Smith and Mae Alice tfierman, Sanford Negro*-* Kotalie Sheppard is an old of fen der. according' to local aulhoritie* Completely paralyied, she must he brought lo court in an amhu lance. Her occupation is selling moonshine amt Cuba lirVet*. offs errs said. Arrested for possession of moo., shine over Ihe weekend were John Henry Williams, Castle Rrewsr Court, and Alfred Kails, it T Kail Sixth St Firemen To Meet, Choose O fficers The l.ake Mary Fire Depart mrnl will meet at N p m. tomor row in Ihe s. hool for election of officer* All members are urged In attend A progress report will (*> risen on the firehouse building, and mends rs will hear the final re­ port on the recent building f ind drive. Other Dougta* Aircraft official* include II. C> llynd. vIce president and manager of the F.t Scgtmdo Division. F It famish, chief de­ sign engineer, and II A Nichot*. AID program manager. Representative* from Hie North American Aviation Co. al*o will be on hand for thr most heralded bombing derby in llatWIng't his­ tory . Invital|in» have been exlendrd to (iov. I.rltoy Collins, Sen lieorgr Sinalhrr*. Sen Sprssard Holland, Itcp Syd llrrlong. Hep Charles Hrmirtt and Mayor Merle Warner for Ihe piddle open house on the final day of the drrhy. Dee. 12. Williams J r . Wilson Alexander amt Mr* Merle Warner, first lads of Sanford, standing in for ahieul lodge Ambrose Olliff More than no lieautifully- dee orated lloats were entered in Ihe parade. Many drew gasp* of ad­ miration from the tremendous crowd; others shout* of laughter at amusing Christmas scenes were depleted Among thr li hand* entered was that of Seminole High School, which led the Jaycrr float topped by Santa ( laus down Hie crowded street. Die Seminole majorette* wrre costumed as Santa’s rein deer, and well displayed their talents, perfected by many hour* of work. Cheers ami applause arose spasmodically as illy and <ounly Die Mayfair Inn was jammed officials rode in decorated cars; Saturday night for the annual Ihe ifportscar Club entries drew , opening, guffaw* as tin . ar» lat-eled with Following cocktails In ihe lob<-,? i* '* dian ;<A) gueii* wrrr were follow0*1 by in»iiur n arkrj served *n the huge dining room. •*Ttds I* a sleigh * The red and white striped ball The reviewing •'and -vas crowd room was filled with table* a* cd; seen with the igci were arty *oers from Seminole Count) Sheriff J L. Hubby. Hep Mark -t>d surrounding area* danced to Cl* velan t Jr.. Sen l> das -len me m etc of IVtc IItil.ur and the drum. Hep. Gordon t rider Irk. i "pulairrs ' apt I wnel Arthur, the Hr- A Regular meinliers of Ihr hotel (>. Mrlnnis, and Jaycn- Christmas «tj|f were wflromed liack to San parade Chairman lleC’crl Kti-n- furd by local resblenli Prominent slroni. among Ihe guest.* were basri .ill I'arade Marshal Ken McIntosh great*, i arl lluhhell, manager of worked lalrtinously throughout the the ciant's farm |rilenti II cliow, keeping unils spated Hit l.ol-ert. and Tom Sheehan balloon sale was s big sucre**, PHOTOS PAGES * ; ami Ihe gay huhbtra were gone long before Ihe parade was over Horace Ktonrham, pre*idrm , Sgl Hen llullcr, Sanford Duller Du (Hants, arrived Saturday .>"« Department, even decorated In* motor scooter with one. *s hr amt noon lo attend Ihe oprnuu' Sgl. I.ro Urn k cleared the •trrcl* and nlunly officials wrrr > repi* *cnlrd in Ihe rrowd for the Christmas di*plav tng 'taynr Merle Warner J. Vet. It was a warm. «mny, dr lightful day in Sanford with Krtiler, chairman of iiunly ■•• mlirioners; city commission ■.« people leaning from vanlagr point* in second story windows, Joe Maker. an*l city caninil*n "<■ the ftrt of little rhtldrcn tapping, David (ialfhel, Al Wilson. It Drown and Far! Iligginlatllia and the gay shouts a* eirr Mr amt Mrs Frank Ml rreeted Sanla Claus, a dearly be loved guest who arrived by jrl J ' greeted guest* al Ihe i . The Mayfair Inn ojiening wi aircraft, just in time. And then the store* filled with folio sed by Ihe I t •A tourn . shoppers, and the highway* filed Hu* <rek at the Mayfair < with <ars from neighboring conn Club lie* who came lo *rr an c*rellent \ «lagpd and managed Hanford C iik'c G a m e pcIa.Acd <hrisiniat parade. The basketball game H im' liir.iorrow night Utween s* ■ High Scluwd and Lyman Hi. been postpinrd until AVnl rbi Ihe game will Iw pi Cloudy In partly r lo u d i today, widely scattered shower*. High i Sanford today 72 tn low tnntchl *._• lu •*•». Partly cloudy Ionic hi and' Tuesday. I.aslrrly winds * to is Hundreds Attend Mayfair Opening Weather miles per MONTI!OMFRY. Ala (I Pit* In official of Hie Tuskegre Civic \ *- n told ibe Federal Civil Right* Commission today only .12 tw-r cent of all Negro applicant* for volrr registration in Alabama'* Macon founiv during Ibc pa*t eight tear* have L-cn registered William P Mitchell, rxcvulivr secretary ol tlw association **bl that of I *V> \r»ro applicant* ilur ing the i*t rn«l from Itut through last I iniay unit MO were reel* trrevl Macon Count). Iioutr ol Tutkcgcr Iu*lllill* ha* ***vcn Nc groe» fur every whiir resident The rommlssion opened a for mal hearing on Alabama voter rcgidralion in an almospbcrr of angry local defiance, ami tiegan by reminding Alabamian* dial ll ATLANTA (L 'P H -A 12 man Jury resumed itrliher.itinn today on the RERUN l i r r n — A massive voO* lu* no enforcement power* and i« fair of tieorgo Rrtght, who ihe Interested sotely in collecting fact* *talc say* ted Ihe dynamiting of against Communism hy 'he people Mltrhrll *ald registration rer Atlanta's dewish Temple on Oct. of West Berlin touched off new Communist ihrral* today and ■ onls show that J.olii while* i •* veiled wanting hy Fast German are legisterrd til Ataion County. I'remirr Otto Grotewohl that AA’esi Dir 1!*W federal rrn*u* *hoiv * ern troops fare a land am! air Macon isnmly h.i* a white |*opii WASHINGTON a r i l - T h e blockade if they try to remain Iat ion of J .I m . Army l« planning to wail at lra«l in ihe rlty IJor*lh'nnalir ltri|iilird two mnitlh* t*efivre Iryin; lo send Rarely 12 hour* alter ihe Com* A|ll*hell told Ihr hearing that another rocket soaring inward the munlsls' smashing defeat in the Negro registration applicants were moon and |**i»*tbly l*eyoiiil. tn AA'rst llerlm city rlrrtions Groteforced to 'srite long sections of lormril sources *aid today woht went tH’fore the Communist the l s Con«liluHon as will a* rone parliament to claim AA’est fill out a i|iie»Honnaire which, ttcrlin as part of Fast Germany, alining other llilngs. a*krd lor a MON’TRF.DX. Switrrrland lie said lhai Allied troops are ilclintlion of Hie responsibilities of i l 'l ’li — The Shah of Iran hat { “ unjustly and illegally” stationed go*st ritlrenship made Frank lluehman. initiator of Hr *aul 'rg ro appticanls. who Ihr moral rearmament movement, “on Ihe territory of the German make out their application* In se­ a commander of the order of the* Democratic Republic." "The Communist east rone gov­ gregated ipiarlcrs, till out a sell- Frown. ernment will lie in a position addressed encclo|w- vsbich is to Iw to exercise sovereignty on tho malb d lo Ihent notlfvlng Ibenv Isnd, on Ihe water and in the air," whelhrr they pasted Ihe lr»l ATARFGtilO. Italy (t'l'li — A ’’The Kurd never ’flicially no- plumed hat co*t thr life of hunter Grotewohl said. lemurs Municipal Rallollng title* os I the Negro applicants i Remo Catiibini Sunday Another He Ignored Ihe AA'est Herlin mu­ wbt liter wr have pt*»ed or mil," hunter, Rinaldo Rntnlatti, mis­ nicipal halioling which gave a Mitchell said took the hat for a pheasant and rousing and emphatic "no” to a Hr noted Ibal Alabama law s r l s «hot (iamhint throng! the head. Soviet proposal that AA’rsIrm Al­ a 20-da) lime limit on appeals lied troops leave Berlin and Weal from failure to lie registered Ike A ttends (’lunch Berlin he lurried into a demllltarMiichi-ll mid the rommlssion lie W ASHINGTON si'll) - I ’rrst Ireil. “free rily " surrounded bjr himself Irird twice to register and on lur third attempt appealed lo dent and Mr*. F.Dcnhowrr braved Communist bayonets. (reeling weather Sunday to attend The Russian demands were the l!. S district rourl. services al Ihe National ITrabymain issue In Sunday's record “ After three years id litigation, voting, amt the emphatic rejec­ the Inurd of registrars suddenly terian Fhureh. tion gave Ihe Wrslrm Allies a wrote me a teller saying t was clear mandate from the people of registered and ihe roort* dropped HFN'OA, Italy sIT'D -I t a l y AVest Berlin to reject the Red daHie case," lie said. Sunday launched Ihr ultra-mod- mands. Grotewohl wai making a speeth ern .12,000.ton tranatlantk- luxury liner lironarilo Da A'mri which presenting hla government to the wilt replace the ill fated Andrea new Fast German parliament and outlining ita future program. ttoria a* thr nation's flagship, Army To Delay Shot Shah Honors Man I'lumen Cost Life Earl Harris Dies; Funeral Wednesday Far! It llarri*. 6" passed away at his home at I t* pm Sunday alter a lingering illnr** Mr liar ri« was horn Jan Id, Idna, In Air ginla City. A a lie had lived In Sanford lor the pad It month* at Itr.indt l.anc Air llarri* **«* a retired civil engineer for the Norfolk and \A'r* tern Hailwav Co lie wa» a mem tw-r id Ihe First Methodist Church of Sanford. Masonic t-odge. Shrine Chib and very artive in rhorrli and civic affair* lie was treasur­ er of Ihr Hliis* lodge. IHoefirbl, AA Aa Survivor* imludr hit wife. Air*. Fmm a llarri*. Sanford; one «on. Roger I. llarri*. Sanford tour brothers. Aubrey Harris, Norton. A .i I lb* llarrii Pound. A a : F. P llarri*. Iliistot, Aa Joyrc Harris, Kingport, Tenn: tlirce tit ter* Mrs. Fdna Jarksmi, tialinn. O Air*. Ktlern Call, Alton, D.; Mis. Catherine Hale. Akron. »* : and three grandchildren Funeral servlre* will tie held at 2 p in Wednrtday at llri*»on Fun oral Home Hie Rev .1 i O'Steen of the I irst Method!*; Chureh will officlali atallied by th* it*-* Timm* Alatonic servin’* will Iw licbl al graveside. All M.i*on« will i d at the hall at I I . AArduea ■lay. Ilurial will l*e In «)ak l.awn Memorial Park Harney and Palmer W in Tournaments Paul Harney and Arnold Palmer, two of the outstanding rollers who nil ro inpete in lb" slasfair open brie lids week. •on Impressive iieiories yesterday Harney won Ihe Dor.'rt« ttearh Puerto Rico I Open v*.th a 72 bide total of H I. edging Ted Kroll M AA PAIR. II AltM'.A STtlKII S. p a g e :• bv one stroke Palmer fired a soiling <•* In win Ihe A|rlro|inlitaft Amateur liolf Association's pro-am touniry in li*|ur*ta l it Palmer edged liai tlrrw rr Jr hy ane slrnkr Harney and Palmer will Iw a •mng golfer* conduellng a rltnlr ••rr at 3 p in \Ve*lnr*da) All of ie golfers who linitbrd high in ■’ money m these two bmina orni* will Iw herr for Ihr Mayfair Inn Open Finish ip Iauunohed 3 Negroes Injured By Shotgun Blast Three Sanford Negroes were in lured Friday night when Joint Warren. 37, sprayed hirdshot through the *crrm door of a West nih St rafe. Police said tiHlay According to mvcsllgjliiig olliccr*. Warren gave no cxcu*e for bit action They >ald be alole Hie 12 gauge diolgnn fur Ins attack on the llusy Dee llccr ilarden Alfred Smith was dint In the li ll arm anil leg. Allx-rla AA'rldwr. in Ihr stomach, rigid hand and b it arm, \t is Rena llillwrt. right arm and lop All werr laki-n to Seminole Mrinoital ilo*pllal for emergency treatment, and later released. Tne gun wa* stolen from a ear U'louKlng to H f Calais**-11. In vrsllgallng wile 1.1 Joe Hickson and I'. C. |i<*l«*n, Sanford I'oliee, Marion Driggers and L. J. Kri/ Sheriff's deputies TAl.LAHA.SSKF tL’I’t l - Stale Auditor Rryan Willis reported to­ day the slate Hoard of Architec­ ture nvrrtprn! :l* iKidgrt more than 1M during Ihe past fiscal year. Blow Causes Heath LISBON, Doriugal (U P II — Aurrhann Fernandes, a former football referee, died Sunday from Ibe i'ffrcts of a blow on the brail with a L It buckle d u rin g a game a few years agn. Hr bad un­ dergone several un«urrsiful oper­ ations. Gold fine Case Ready Troubles Tripled I •Santas Increase SANTA CLAUS, Ha l l T I t — There arr ninrr Santa Flauses than ever Hits year. Thr population of Ihit smallest inrnrporated communlly in Georgia ha* Jump*-*! from two lo four person*. Robert Lord Dies; Funeral Tuesday Rolicrt AV. I^inl, 7(1, a lifejonf resident of Sanford, died Saturday in Seminole Memorial Hospital af­ ter a long illnrss. Mr. Lord waa Ihe son of tho late John f ord Sr. and Mrs. Jane AV. Tanner Inrd, pioneer resident! of Seminole Coun­ ty. Known throughout the county, he was engaged in the buying and selling of citrus heforo his retiremint several year* .go. He waa a lifelong memlier of Kbcneier Methodist Church In Sanford, where he served as a steward. Survivors include Ida wife, Mra. Bessie Ire Hoard Lint, and tea i-hi.'drcn, Mrs. It. M. Fryer, Ray­ mond K. laird Jerry AV. laird, and Mrs. Harold Gilslrap. all of San­ ford; John M. laird, Tampa; Mra. Dan Javi, Fly, Minn.; S/SgL Joseph Benjamin laird, FI. Gor­ don. tls.: Frank L. Lord, Myatlr, Conn ; Mrs. Richard Roger*, Grand Rapids, Mich.; H grand­ children and three great-grand­ children Funeral irrvicei will he held to­ morrow at 3 p. tn. at the Kbentier Mrthmlivt Church Interment will follow in Lake Vlnw Cemet­ ery, Rritson Funeral Home la la rharge of arrangements. Premiere Slated For 'H ello Daddy* “ Hrllo Daddy” will be premier­ ed tomorrow’ at the Sanford Naval Air Station theatre. All wivea and families nf A All .A ate invited to attend Hie tint-run showing, which was made for husbands oversea!. The Christmas greeting film will be shown at 2 p m. A copy already ha* tieen sent to the CSS Fnrrcslal for Christmas viewing. A’AII 3 is serving aboard the ship in ihe Mediterranean. Films taken aboard the Forrestal and recently seen over tele­ vision will at*o lie shown to tha families. Sanford Expecting Much Navy 'Brass' Planes To Fly Tonight 4 BudRct Overspent WASHINGTON tltl’H— Tbe Jtwlire Drparlntent vsj* rr;Kir1e*l to­ day ready In present Ms contempt of Fnngrrst rate against Rnston (rvMIe iycoon Itrrnard Gnldflne lo llsns Richard Kjennrrud. "it, * federal grand Jury Hu* week. died Friday in •minute Memorial Hospllal after a short illness He Patfun, But So Nice resided al *.*05 Sanla Rarbara DKItllY, Kngland (lll’lj— Vicar Drive Mr Kjenn* rml was l*nrn in Henry Jnyce has drnmmerd mis Nor » a* D« I - * ’* lie wax a Heine as “ pagan” , but he slill retired steam filler Hit only sur­ plans in hang up a twig in his vivor is I.Jiirn rr l'rar*un of Chi­ home this Christmas. "I enjoy kissing pretty girl* under It a* cago. tumr.il verviect were held al much as anyone else dors,” tie et i* oi in ilramlowr Funeral plained. Hume will* Ihr llpi Herl-etf itiwr**, I utheran Chufrh of the Redeemer offirialmg tnlrrnient 'IKMPHIS. Tenn. (U P D - David followed in ilaklivn Memorial Wilson. Ihe father of four daugh­ ters, was so pontile the next Park Palllwarrr* were Hlhli AVyle, child would lie u tiny that a name Jurgen Stewart. l/*lrr Slew arl. already had l**-rn chosen SaturFdwin l.und'iuist. i furies MrMil day. Mrs Wilson gave birth to Ian and (Mto tlartwlg triplet*— aitl girl* hou r. Sky warriors depart Ihe Sanford Naval Air Slalom al 10 ininule In­ tervals on a night mission requir­ ing lhem to fly more than 2.000 miles. Thr aircraft will carry out radar rreonniiaancr missions on smsll airfields at Troy. Ala, and Hat­ tiesburg. Miss. The event will con­ clude with a simulated weapons Irop on a radar bomb site in Dsllat, Tex A possible Oo>, point* hangs on th«j success of tonight's exercise. Heavy Attack Squadron One arrived in Sanford Friday for the derby. The squadron will repre­ sent thr aircraft carrier FSS In dependence. For Ihr (irst time in drrhy history* several events will be flown from an aircraft carrier, when A’AH-tl competes from the decks of the I ’SS Franklin D Roosevelt. MIAMI ( i : i ' l ) - Officials or strikebound Fastern Air Idnes and Ihe marhinist* union returned negotiations today as the crippling work stoppage entered Its Hurd week. Hans R. K jcnncrud Dies; Rites T o d a y Bombing Derby Started; Die alsth bombing derby ol Heavy Atlaek Wing line opened this morning with an ordnanrr loading ryrreisc al A a m. The derby wall pit select combat air crews of Heavy Atlaek Squad ront One, Nine. Seven and Flrvrn in Ihe mo*t comprehensive derby every held by the Navy. Keen • eyed umpires watched closely Ihis morning as skilled ord ranee rrrw* consisting of sis men from each squadron, Iwgan the coni|ilicatrd weapons loading ex­ ercise of Derby Event I. The crew* mual deal with any mal fum-Rons of loading equipment in­ troduced In a rare against time, thr crews competed for a possible 100 jiointt out of the Iwimbing derby total of io50. They were graded on each phase of the* load­ ing operation. At 7 o'clock tonight. Kvent 2 will begin, when a stream of AJD HAL. Union Talk VAII-11 Cil(AI)EI) IN ( oM I'K TITIO N — Heavy Attack Winy Our (timlroni entered the firat phaec of the *i. h bombing derby today at the Sanford Natal Air Station ivith a weapon* loading* >; on. VAH-11 will lie reprenented lay an uai.-unding ordnance loading team, qualified to handle atomic weapon* for A3I) h'ky warrior.*. Left to right, C, E. Zwcrnemnnn. W. B. Parker, R. L. Kobinaon. Ft. E. Tucker. P. E. Cointun. tcasn leader, and Lt(jg) J- S. Salisbury, loading •iiul .safety officer. <07 fil ial U. S. N. Photo) 'Navy liras*'' will descend on ftanfonl this week to observe thr tilth Limbing derby of Itravy At­ tack Wing One. The list includes Admiral J. S. Russell. Vire-Admirals AV. L. Reel, Robert Goldthwaite, K. 11. Pirie and AA'. A’. Davis Rear Admirals slated to attend are Wendy Swilier, G. Anderson, R. K. Dixon, J. C. Daniel. Joe Clifton. C. D. Gnffin. K. Craig. J. W. Cnimpacker. AA'. I. Martin, F. Ashworth, F. Massey and C. T . Booth. The admirals will renew old friendship* with many shipmate* stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Many of them have skip­ pered carrier* wilh Heavy Attack squadrons aboard: othtra have known Use local Navy men since a lime when they were mere ■'fledglings." A retired Air Force General, l i . Gen. Ira C. Faker, will also b« in allrndancr. Gen. Faker is now a vice president of Dougtaa Air­ craft Co. All rorners of the nation will bq represented, with spectator* com­ ing from California, Washington anil Newfoundland. Two mtn who have not been gone long from Sanford will be v.flromtd back by thtlr Navy ta l civilian friend*: Cdr. Cy Kitten and Cdr. Blaine Libby, both repre­ senting Heavy Attack Wing Two at Whidby Island, Wash. Cdr. rt L ton serveJ hero with VAH-3 aad the Haft. Cdr. Libby waa coaof VA H T. I r L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 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, December 05, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 1958; <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/15e74dadc411b31cc1028614c37b7e46.pdf 51b1e91c4d6cd2d9dee37e74b564e23f PDF Text Text • - rt ■< A ' .V . - 7 ^ - ;:: P i|* 10—W«d„ Dae. S, 196S #«itf»rf Hrratfi ! —who waa never deprived of any| rntfl now. the men ta U i’a Uf*| She ha* coma a long way from! material aiact during a oluth up- have not alowed her aacent a* a the girl who waa awarded a trobr.nglng in England and Holly- alar. And il'a doubtful if even pby by the Harvard Lampoon for wood-ha« managrtl lo get hcrvelf her alleged involvement with Flah- "*o gallantly peraiating In her cainvolved with men who aometimea " at the llm r of hi.marriage reer de.plte her total Inability to were othrrwive Involved at the 10 Debbie will hurt bet act ‘ The father tomplcx huainra* t* llm r " U t la a motion picture actrea* If. at the bright hoyt »ay there ncmaenae. lloat of our ripcrt* are "Il’a nothing intrntional or ini* ».w* *h«uld tw judged a* that t* no auch thing- j * bad publicity. ----r — •***•*/» aald Jeavel too apt lo get mixed up with chievoua on her p art.” ia>a a alone then the widow Todd it a genlut. eloae friend “ ft'* juat that ahe'*. Av a performer, ahe U In greatContinued lucceaa aeema a certain­ Freud. What * wrong with a nor­ »o used to having everything ahe er demand than ever Only dayi ly in her future—almoat aa eer mal, healthy inalinet?" want* that the nrver contidcrt after the Kddte Debbie breakup, tain aa the men who will help Nothing, in general, anybody the fact that the can't have aome- *he tlcned a contract to make her enjoy It. would agree. Ilut in particular, U r thing. And with her beauty, no "Two for the Sccaaw" for IVd).I Next: llaa Eddie * Halo Slip body clae atanda a chance.’’ 000 at»d to per cent of the groaa. ped? l Triangle: Debbie, Liz And (W ilt w it far Ik* flgwrea I* ralfvi la Rtll|tM 4,i matt riy U Wr* triaagla la yaara— ElltaMk Tartar, Eddt# Filler. a»4 Debbie BeyaatdaT Raw «UI U effect Ikrlr career*. Ikrlr peraowal live*? Tkli U Ik* flnl Ikrrr diapatekea praklag Ikrlr pmaailillr* «Hk aa rrr I* Ik* falarr.) HOLLYWOOD-fliPD-Onee up A statlatlelan rould go on ami on pointing out that Stanley Donrn, Howard llughea and olhera were far older than ahe when they dated her. But the only thing (hat aland* out In any figuring ll that there la no figuring U r when it cornea to men. She almply like* them all when they appeal to her. And what la wrong with lhal? That'* what I want lo know." aald entertainer George Jeaael. who apoke the eulogy ovrr Todd * grave. M a llmr, there waa a beautiful lltlle girl named Rll/abeth Tay­ lor. Sha had M i of mimey, no problrmi, and everybody laid ah* would b* (hr blggeat movlr alar In the world *om# day. She didn't nerd any I’rinrc Charmlngi to rnm* and tak* her Longwood — away from It all brcauac aha had It all. Dut thry came anyway — in drove* When ahr graduated from high arhool at Ihr agr of 17. only nor !'V bran, Nicky Hlllim, aon of hotel magnate Conrad Hilton, waa per­ mitted to attend the crrrniony. lly Jo Hammond "None of her other hoy frtenda Brownie Troop 338, under the rould rome," aald h T mother “ We didn’t have enough invi.a leaderthl; of Mr*. William v ounr and Mr*. John S'rnng. held their Ilona ” There allll aren't enough. Rul weekly meeting, Monday, to work U t doean't mind. She likea men on ChrUtniai project a. almnit aa much aa men like tier. New llrownie* to the truop are I And that, above all. la the reaion Irene Agrular, Linda Brown, .Me­ for the greateit joy* —and (rag- linda Ca*felt>erry, Candy Child*, Call Hammond, Jnyce Infinger, rdlry—ln her life. It I* aa nfarr mo,r more Important rr« „ .. ... . Ml11" ' r , r 0 , >" !;r '7 *' too. for Inilance. than the legend T°nand* hhowera and Monica that ahe hat a "father t h a t ------------------ complex" ----—a legend which It exploded by Second year mcml<cra include CIIAHK • careful look at the agra of the Ruth Eck, Candy Harrit, ta t Tony, Cheryl Strong and Reeky a s a x i i o h .v men ah* hat dated. “Juat ahow Ux a man over 43. Young. INSTANT I'rraonaU and the flip*." * friend one* aald But Eddie Either, who announc­ Mr. and Mr*. Frank Browning ed he w n leaving Debbie Reyn­ ut l,akc St. cnj"y ed Thankaghlnpr old* alter dating U t. I* only 30 with Ihclr three *on« and familiet. —four yeara older than the raven They were: Mr. and Mr*. Ken­ neth Browning, Mr. ami Mr». laired beauty. I.urge 6 • ()/. Sl/r Arlhur Lnrw Jr., whom the alto Meaon Browning, all of New dated tlnre the death of her hut Smyrna, and Mr. and Sira Frank band klik* Todd in a plane craah Browning of Tampa. Other gurila’ were Mr. and Mr*. Vem O'Dell of Jan ipring, la a young man. True, Todd and her aeeond hut Winter Park and Mr. and Mr*. I hand, Mike Wilding (43 to her 23 Jack Hibbard of l.ongnond whan h* married her), filled the Mr. and Mra. Billy Moon atxl daughtera, l.ury and Kathleen, “ father" legend. But lllllon waa only 24 when ipent Thankagiving in Daytnna ha became her first mate. And Bearh with Mr and Mr*. Paul ■ M I S S I S football hem Olrnn Davit and Kami. William Pawley Jr., aon of a for­ Mr. and Sira. Bay burn Mil wee KRAFT mer ambaaiador to Bratil, were and ton*, Tost and (Jeorge, viailrd In their 3r'i when they courted Mr. and Mr*. D. A. Tlel in f'olumMAYONNAISE but, Qa.. over (he Ttiankagiilng bar. holiday. Mr. ml Mra. Buddy Julmaun Legol Notice UK had a« (heir gueala for (he Thankagiving holklav her mother, soTit n or arri.n xttov eon r a t iimki* Mra. Marvin Auatln, and her NOTIO: ta IIKIIKIIV OlVIiS. T ill Kdweid rathel the hnMfr brother and aiatcrdn law, Mr and * % of lb* fflllnoln* rertlflral# ha* Mra. lei and Aualin, all of South HI.UK PLATE ratal aalil rirtirical* tor tat dr»d Carolina. IU H* laaoat inne-Mi. • nw »— *»*•«* to ba Ihoraon. Th# . erilflPencil nnd Pinrii|iplr «*t* ttnbar 111 roar of liiuaurr. aba dterrlpll-m or th# p 11. PRESERVES and Iba nama In which II t n aa Off To FaatStart ataaed ara (ollixtaCtrtlllrat* No II* Vaar «f l>». BIKINI ATOM, IN THE PA­ aara Julr I. A. I> ta*; CIFIC - tllP Ii — Strategic Air tm n tplba or e n p r iu i latla II * It mark 11 Command planet took pari in 2 Jnr* $i (Vuldeared 11*1*1,1* flat ilwub dropping atomic liombt during Ihr fata II Nama la whir* aa**a**d J <1 Kn­ IMA aerie* of leal* here only four deraon. All ot • aald prvutHr 1-ein* S h * s x a s * s pile nr l*amlm>l«. mate month* after SAC waa activated. ....rvt'nt**a au>-n <-#rtiri. na i" , B w ahall .la. urtda* lu m tl a, Gordina to l,o the proptrtv iletiHbed In aurh . »fLegal Notice tlflrate will V* raid to Ihn hlihot bidder at tbr Irani door ,*f ih» III t i l Mil* MHi: I nominal* County Cmiri llnuw at Sanford, Florida, on ll-o firm Mon- so T ir K in i i r . i t n i T ulvr.N m u dar In tho nwmh of Jannari. 111*, I urn In tdl 51*1 which I* tba Mh. da» or Januarr )*alm#llit Vtr iimltr lh# f1rtltlr<n« ninn ut \\ I<14n in I sLat 1 Inlt’i'l lit*. iiatad tbla Jlth, dar of \tiia i. In r a j l U U r •«1*1 n a i)‘ » * l l h I h r bar. till. rUfk "f lb# •’Irvtilf I'BMfl F«ml> tOftlrlal rtarh'a Hraly h«»i« Ftf*rt4la. In O. f. Itcrndun n r« w it h lb # p f u s U lf in * -f f h r |'i. Mtl4>u« Navu* HtaDH# |n-i»i*' a*, tlnn Ml •» huinifi (w rv i Kaiaio of J A C K N T IttrK I.V N t) I i n „ M i»/ \V. I* IHrk»»h*»#af la lb* roof! ml Ik* I wool* Jo4a*. ■*t Irma i IM«kfrh#of ASSOHTKI) irm iv iii .i ; i moo11, rtorte*. lo l*r»bal*. i \ r i m « in i i i r , in it v n r t m COOKIES T o All l ‘f*atlMro o k * I 'l t M M llo , m m ii n nil Ml. • im m i . tk to* I Him* o* I>*<m o « 4 o AaoU*t , ku ru n n a.uiknii; i in k tv. (JL'KKNS mm14 1 , 1 *1, I I I III*an v Ik i IID< I ill kit. n«i# Vito *ni| aarb of v,*u a rt I not 111*-I amt i*i|ulro<l to unwitt ni i r r«« <|i n i m i » • or , talma an t damanVa ahlrh mu y.vuc.ii r vr kTTimvv n •11 • O r. $1 or miliar if i«u. mar ha,a aaatna lit**!: N WATTlir.vva. hi* "If#, , ■ha aatata.of J A C K K V u Ic K I.A M I'l . Mill* I Si/e '1* a**# 1. lata nf aald - a u n t , Ih* t'.iunt* Ju-la, II. HIMIAII Ill'M bM . *1 *1 .. -------hfMINt'f.l. (uutntt, ____ _ at .... Irrlita. hta nfft.o ....... In ts* l*v(f It Ubll rotirl houao , t aald I’ountr at HV.N M inn: o r •! IT FvUtlt, f Inr Ida, wtihlo tiahl In ih# Nartia *>f fit* #*!**• ®f FI- f* f rmandar fnnntha from th* tln.a ..1 I4tj ■ha ftrat raMlraiion ihia mitt,-. Tn |h# |»#la»tfam•* — iltnianl ------*of ahall i t. . o# I ll t!|N|AU tu L ■rh rl rlaliti or • rllina. and ahall ataia iha plara \M iirm \\ atii.w i .i .l ., .a,otani . .......* ... and'. ri'M . . ” atilt o'fflra. MAHI.K L*. At.iJ*orr Xho dr*aa of Ik* claimant, and aha. n . * QUaiiorr ao*rn lo hy iho claimant, UbIik iit Ai.iaForr hla aatnl or altnrnat. ant an, ii »i Ai.ioiM>rr *ueh t'lalni or dotnand nni *o Iliad iiow a im ii \i.ieForr ahall la , -id itnxr.irr n u .i imiit ;•/ a:tio>, MUrllna An4 tos Tim iitiAnvinn n>"uii C A* a-lmlnlaiiairta of lh* •4 1*1 ah.At# 11J,t11*vI r A« Kalal* •>( JACK * liirtl I'FfaiuUnf« n I M li h l . A N I i , t * r r a r , d An4 Im III p«HU« «UlrH' a r r r satitoxi. toxvin a w. intinim t #t#*». 1*»f(.*!!»> Itn. AMutna,a l»r AdmlnlMrairii nf aaainai Kdnarua Null Una. nanford. FlaiMa nastiwrl natural nr 4-» p->ralr | »f • n<«i Tauiew I* Florida Li»*uri In 4l#a«| #r aIfuhiiab (vi jam. xaa*a Ilk n in ia * 1 1 1 , a n t o o c a o f ih r M i l k Ain! tu Ail i-dilU* IlillQL r J o d lr lo l < Ir r o ll lb * a io l* a Innaia anr • I n , Id a . la n o d f o * t a m lo o lo ( n a n rlRht. llIU «*r InUrr»t In . In tnd In lh# •r •UicrlhH ••»»! lb « ii am m v ' • m»i • ' * In FamlnnU C'nuntv JEAN I>. rLVNN IT -r11a in-nli riainiiir i.cl• it. tt : i :s *ii II lllixti •* M V U M mi a m ' id : a rtaVNN Tin Huhuili lUaudful, Defendant aiuiWH ht t>Ul r* m in i at in' vi i r F*tii|n| in 1*1ar ltfv.»k : BTATE Of FtAilllUAi !»%*#• *Q'w, ♦* «■ • nil «« IMMIP H#* of VO AM'Ilf »' Ft-XNN. a h .it *#tninnU C«unt>, FUr* 1 realdan,# la Naw orleana l.nuiaii-n. »-,• • i wkea* mallina addiaaa ia T#u in -1 r.4^h nf Tnu. ar# rm ». | Aaanmtnt t>. 1111 Canal niiatl. (IH that at »dlt in tjuftl lltU l-« 1h• 1 Naw Orlaaaa l,>uialana a!♦ «%• <Im i ltv#i] pruBMlr ha* Lvtri | You ata horei-r r*<|ulred la flit flU4 you *n«l *r# tour ahawar nr wrliien delmara. ii’f#l»* a«4ln*t r#'iuirral l»» »IH4 * r t>* it an». In lha aboae pr.,,-aelln* f f*‘«r %r>#«fr lo m# r#ttv#Uhti MODESS with lha dark of Ihia Coon and #n ih» V'lalnllffa* ilii*rari •< lo aetv* a i'"Vf lhaieof o*un lh* » ll AM* » : TT INOtl IH* |i 1T L plaintiff* alter**), whne* nama Knnk»| • * U inlet !' J ' W I I ■*U, . * 1 lh# n rlim il In »h# •'(fid of tu# |£ S end addreaa appeal* hereon, in nr •fit# r-*un ..w r before th# llih dap of l>#reo,l-*r larkti of sh# aTmiit I Mi* •11ti • i « t•• lakl, lh* nalni* of thl* prar*,Jln( lha- til* a all'll* r-fi« f a<lLl 4 •-infU t*t ’ belli* * anil for dlvnr.-e Will L# taik#ii ■■ t -n(*»if,l 1KI.NK AMI OIUIKIIIU) *| Ban. Till« i ..|ii*# Bh*11 i*o im'i , f i load, atmlnele County, at*t* ,.f rvfir# rich wftii fi»r f-'Uf r#n»r. u- ' Fteflda, ihia lath day of Kaaemktr ID# w**L» In th# l>«nf<ir>t ItaraM. IJH#4 tk\9 I7lh 4|«r vf NosrmUr, (X I* llarndon if KALI I'teib Clrrult Court Q, I- llerndon »» Aria J. I.unduulaa. 0 c E-Z Meih. Olrrolt t oon (ElwAta) KenilrinU 4'ooal* FI. rid, R(M)KN D n.TNN. P » l i r l t o r r«f rUlMlff JKUVKII ’.vnV* i D l r r ^ ’/i’.Vk'.Vn , , t ’ TM TvliM m. STARCH frtr Plaintiff# TtwpA. n*»rll» tr# i 5 | r QUALITY MEATS FRYERS I Sill IM UKSII Swi\mrricHn • I'inu-nlo CHEESE Until | SMALL LEAN SLIC ES y/H-V- SPARE RIBS ■ ii r .n i l i .l CHRISTMAS CARDS | CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGj FRUIT CAKE SUPPLIES tiKOI M ) Mis. HAMBURGER KIN(*AN’S RELIABLE Cun* TOP FORM TUNA CAT FOOD BRISKET or RIB i 5 9 ‘ STEVY 3 9 Limit 2 SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. ■ ‘ Ara. fA : ■:>> FOOD KINO PORK A * MEANS 30,1 MANfitKT I Cann FROZEN SPECIALS DOVER IIIIFADKI) McK e n z i e SHR'MP P ig -'. III III (SKYE BUTTER BEANS FOOD KING CREAM STYLE CORN FOOD KING Cam > GRATED TUNA In Or. SUNSWEhT Ref. PRUNE Jar* JUICE WHOLE WHITE POTATOES WINTER GARDEN CHICKEN — TURKEY n ,g . POT l-ku- CRINKLE CUT iIIIRDSEYE i i i i i m n i r* COUARDS6 - BRO CCOLI A SPEARS P "k g v m Or. tllP IV P * * " FRENCH FRIES SO* Mtl.NE Cana VELDA ICE MILK III N TS WAX Jarw $1 S W IF T S BABY MEATS J-rw TOM ATO PASTE PEARS DEI. MONTE SLICED PEACHES IIOR DEN'S SWEET • lit IR ITERMII.K Can* BISCUIT IIEI.'Cii ,UT STRAINED HABY FOOD IILUE PLATE PEANUT HITTER SITH’ Roll- TISSUE BANQUET SPANISH BAR CAKE Reg. ;Wc ER BANQUET FOODM ART . You’ll Save Here COMSTOCK Cnn-t PIE APPLES 1 * Foodmart _ Contribution 2 L Plan I p f im No. 2 8 YOLKS J,u* — - 4 5 7 3Hl III INK 303 OAK HILL o.no TOMATOES m l • N O _____ • NO facial doMt apart . . . • NO M | A n p m iln doeta Th# flnaat try# #f winter comfort _^ ’i ™ POP CORN 1.*» Ml'SSKI..MAN'S Ox. APPLE Jan, SAUCE m No. SWEET TREAT A j PINEAPPLE " T C u n . Slicefl or Titl Hit*. F. F. V. B DAY fir NIGHT r ANELRAY HEATING PLalNTEItS COCKTAIL Citnh PEANUTS SLICED M s s s s s s s Sc! Ganas Flowers Dorolhj- H. (Jinan | | fIB AIII* * *•»■■*"** *• -fJA. (JIIAIJK A WHOLE ONLY 4E1J.OO I arrangements — decorations — corsages — Browines Meet For ChristmasPlanning I a 'M C tvd & im a & , COFFEE ‘ For Distinctive* FRUIT CAKE M l ATS wrfk # ______ , IMPUTATION] P A R K A Y E , a | 2 3 (h S T . "'g‘r i* k#r |LH Lba. �■ 3 News Briefs New Ship Launched NORFOLK. Vi. <UPI> — Tnr U. S. Navy commliilons It* first I'oUn* mimic launching ihtp to day. ^ v o te . X U X United t v P re e n ' Leased W irt « » n p k 'n P k ."P n t VV V I ’P t t ' C P l P P D ANr.* t% INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER K atitrllahed t!*M 1 Sferatft T U rH S P A Y . DKi’KMDKR 4. 1!*M SA N TO RO . FLORIDA^ NO. 3 1 9 ^ Mount Asanm Erupts KARIIZAW'A. Japan (LTD Mount Aram* erupted todiy, hur­ ling a*hc» and smokr as 'ugh n 12,000 frrt. There nerr no rclwrt* of casualties or damagr. Drumsticks Guarded IfAVERFORD, England (LTD — Police »atd today 21 hour pa troll will euird Pembroke »hirr'» lOOJXHJ turkey* from now until Chriitma* The farming county in the p u t ha» Seen plagued hy tur­ key thieve*. Benefits Him Little Sanford To Honor Navy Dec. 13 Star To 'Shoot/ One To Steer By N av v .V|i|in’ci.iti«>M Dav nn*<* n v u o will lw held in San* will Iw vailing mcr the tim e wa ford. ter* that brought Columbut to Thi* tint*', the celrlirnlinn lux* not l»cen m itigivtoil b y a American vliore* in Ul*J. They will LO N D O N i l T I i - Critic* t h r e a t o f d u rin g th e S .infonl Niwnl A ir S ta tio n . As C h n irbe guiding their flight path* t>> Ihr tame Mar* that guided him. a*»ailed a new Maine of Sic Win- niun A rt H arris pul it Mils iim rni:iir. *‘W e j u s t w a n t to show Mrlhiwl* and accuracy in celeatlpl »ton Churchill today a* gorilla th e N avy |wi>|>le here th at w e're glad vv« have th e m ." navigation h u r hern improvetl like carlesturr They *#id U* like Spon»ored hy the Senior and errally hul Ihr Mine principle* t,aiii't twen »ecn *mce In* snth Junior Chamber* of Commerce, apply today. hirthday portrait that »,*me pen \* iiicful a* »tar* are to navi plr taid made him look like a Navy Appreciation Dav will be gator* they are not tign pott* to turtle. held Saturday, lire It in Fort the uninitiated Only hard work The new coillm*er*y over an Mellon I’arV. from 12 Tar lo 1 p and many hour* of »tudy enable artiit't portrayal of Itritain'* men like Xviation MavhtnIM Male i;real leader centered in » MI.ixm m A lunch of chlrkrn end rice will Second Cla** Wall v arlyon to be tiaiue which ha* not yet been un be verved fo an ctlimaled 5.(KX) Leading military figure* from confident of fixing hi* jwiMtlon veiled TALLAHASSEE i LTI i Flo- ( over the earth at an> given mom l»eople. Invilcvl are all Navy per ilrfrnte intlallalion* throughout li wa* rommi**ioned l»y Clmrch vonnel and Ihcir famllir*. rlda’a attorney general ha* ruled ent. Florida will be the g u rttt of Gov. ill'* con*tlluenl* in Ihe Wtvodford thumb* dawn on plan* to Mage a Entertainment will tw* provided tor Roy Collin* Dec. tl at the Ordlitrlct which he rcprmml* in hloodlet* Mexican hull fight in by Ihe fammi* Rebel IJuanrl. »mg Undo Country Chib, The Military I’arliamrnl. bui erilir* douMed n Tampa next year (‘arlyon n a Hurd ■rewman in ever would be inMalled av a mon ing a variety of gn*prl and popu Appreciation Pinner will roincide Att) Gen. Richard E m u advi- one of Heavy Attack Squadron lar »ong». A country muvic band with Ihe Heavy Attack Wing One *rd Ihe city Wedneaday to "Mcer" Nine* ilrrhv crew* Ihr Jii-year umrnl tn the former prime min will play before and alter thr bombing derby here next week, i»ler clear of anv exhibition) involving old *ailor explained Ihe j,ruble nix Capl Jame* D. Rainage, comA plrlurr of the * loot, S inch appearance of the lli-ts-t* a man and hull, recard!e«i of lo he fared when he taid "Figur­ I'ew »peeelie« arr planned, wllh niamler Hal Wing One. amt C»pt. tiaiue puhluhrd In Ihe newtpa whether toe hull I* Mahheo or ing Ihe math neretrary fo com remark* on theagenda Lionel Arthur,rommandlngofper* brought denunciation* from only i.ricf even touched. riii* will be aday wlnu Sanford (leer of Ihr Sanford Naval Air pulr a Mar fix it trickcy. but the all part* of Britain Ill* advice followed an announ­ hardrtt part it lexmlng whieh it* Navy famllir» who have Station, will he among the guetta. “Gorilla like," taid mine A honor* cement hy the Cmtiani llrothrrt, liar to thnot! alway* enjoyed a rinccrr welcome. Thr two men are co-ho*t» for the caricature ' laid other*. " I t » a who wanted lo hold Ihe hull fight which will at­ There will hr game* and con- bombing derby, Carl}on a Job l* made more dif­ .“ We ilon't want It next January to rai*e fundi for ficult becju*e, a* the earth move*, dltgrace" |lc»t* for Hie children, directed by- tract high ranking naval perionhere". . Fancy tiring our money the Cuban Club of Tampa Ronald Perry. Sanford recreation nel and government official*. the *lar« appear to change their Frvin taid the Supreme Court poiition*. Vlually the itar* have (or that" ran liie comment* in director. Commlllee* were appoint May nr Merle Warner will reWoodford ha* never ruled on a Matute moved *o Iiltlr that (able* for ed today at the Jayeee luncheon prevent Sanford at Ihe dinner hon­ One local huMttrMnian who con which impoie* a maximum ten marine naiigalion »cl down '.’PO trlhutrd to the fund railed the hy Co-Chairmen Art llarri* and oring military peraonnel. Ranking trncc of *J.ooo anti five )e*r* in year* ae« rouhl he u*e,i today dignitarir* from Florida Naval inwork “ appalling." He *ald ihe Hill Itrumlry. priinn for any pitglliMic exhibition Five hundred chicken* have been riallaliun* attending will includa When atkrd how often flight “head, ear* and (ret alt *crm lo er encounter of man xertua hull. crew* ute lelolial navigation, dunateil Li the WinnHixie Store* Vice Adm. Robert Goldthwalte, Ilul he laid lie wa* convinced t.T ijgi Windy IXiwell, Ihe naviga­ be to big " for tile luncheon: -*tve Humvalid ( turf of Naval Air Training, Rear The Manic allow* Churchill a* a Hie law included all lurh rvhihi tion tralnii g officer of VAII 9 lurutid* of rice will lie given try Adm. W. 0 . Switzer. Commander grim, act ere, forbidding old man lion*, regardle** of hethrr iwonl laid, “ \11 Ihr time Even during the Koltieck Milling Co T he man- Fleet Air. Jackaonvllte, and Rear with an angry' *cowl II *liaw* or other lethal weapon* *rr u*ed. the day the tun. moon, planrl*. ex of food will lie looked by Cot­ Adm. John Daniel, Commandant, In another nilln. lie advried and tome Man can be uerti. An him ballet* and wearing a lounge ton Drown in the kitchen of thr Sixth Naval Dlitrlct. Comptroller Ray E. G rim that enemy ran jam your radio anil cult, leaning riiihily lot ward, San Fram itro Giant* dormitory. Gov. Collin* ha* been invited to nfilcrr* and employe* uf Ihr radar, and Ihr weather rlohl-er head |mi*rd aggre»*lvelt anil lelt Navy Apprrrialion Day wax lari allrnd Ihr puhlir open home at baud pulling back the (lap of hi* ifuadricentrnnial Commimon of you but at high altitude Ihe Mar* nut roat at if he 1* reaching for held tn Sanford. March :t0. 1957. Ihe Sanford Naval Air Station I’rnocnU are vlitihlr lo tonic are alway* reliable." Al lliat lime l,7*k> men. women Dec. 12, Ihe final day of the ill* pocket watch. gntlrr the *lale and count) retireand children were »crvcd by ihe bombing derby. Sculptor David MrFall ol l»it nieiit *>»tein. Jayeee* and number* of oilier don *aid he expected *ome rntl And he laid the Mate Hoard Civic club*. John Krider, manager i aim of Hie Maine hut nothing of l luroprariie Examiner,* ranof Hie Seminole County- iTiami-cr like Ihe current reaction. not exempt chiropractor* wlm arc of Commerce, expreaved the hope “ I have attempted lo portray ft5 or older from education*! work thi* morning that thr Mg day Sir Wlntton a* a man of intellect," required by Florida l*w. would become an annual affair. Tlie Florida Sy mplumy Urclru- he taid. “ I w ain't making « toby i Jvyc. vnvi know." f lr* .will play in Sanford. March Arrangenieiil* have been made Twirlers To March County Will Rule ..M. l» bring the hi pierc oriive*tra Commlllee rlialrmrn were «ph> the Sanford iterrrallon As Unit In Parade pointed for Ihe annual Lake Mary On Road Closing here Department. An afterno<in lonecrt Girl* particli'aling in the San Community Chri»lma» party at Seinlnolr Couniy Coniml»*lonet* for children and an evening i*er font Reerration Department'* Hie monlhiy meeting of the Chamwill make a final drcUloir Dec. 1k forma it. r wilt l«e given tn ihe Salunlav baton el**x will march iiec nf Commerce 1**1 night. mi the pmpoird rrplai of N’orih Sanlord I nl, l enlrr aiidilur.um. Mr* William E. Gray, o*rr-*H in Ihe Chritfiua* parade Salurday Chuluota “Admiiaioir price* will rover chairman, appointed Mr*. Robert The rrplai Include* Ihe rloMiig rv|>rtr*ri of bringing the orclitt More than li*> men will attend afternoon. Thi* will be the fir»t Martin general party chairman. of certain mad* in Ihe area, The tra here.'" announced Recreation Hie Mag barlecue planned by the appearance .,f Ihe group. A large iwrcentage of the more Ollier* were Frank Evan*. Santa land I* owned hy the Chuluota Director Ronald IVrry thi* morn Seminole County Chamler of Hian Ion girl* who have tern tak­ Claus; Donald Coleman, muile; Town Dmelopmrnl t'orp mg "He want tn give ymrng ami Commerce lire tl in Iwoior uf ing the lr**oiu will make up the E. I. Zimmerman and Earl Ton­ The Coinmitilon dr.ive to Chutu old alike an opportunity to hear vltiling Navv and gmrrniurnt ofey, tree and dreoratlnns, and >la late Torulay to ln*|»efl Ihr tyniphnnb- muiir at the loot it fbulv liefe for Ihe *l*lh bombing marching unil. Urey arr atked to Hank Demrr*. dean tip. Saturday morning at road*—after a healed mretlnc po»»tble «ir*t.” drib: of Heavy Alla k Wing line. report Announcement was made that playground for final in In which retidenla of the area pro Local liutinoxmrn, city offl Sbuthridc V largr rriponve by Hie i>uldl<itruction* concerning the parade. anyone writhing fo volunteer •»levied the iloalns voutd male poiillde an annual <ia1* and ranking Naval officer* tivlnnrc lor the event may runon. eri In Sanford, I'rriy »alil have l-rcn Invilul lo Ihe dinner lari Mr* Gray or Mr*. Martin. al Hie Mayfair Country Club at vny profit would he »rt a*idr for In other liutinra* brought be­ ; r benefit of the reerration pro r.: iii |. mi citricr« Will due at liir \ louse Ft»r The Ui<U* fore the Chamber, Hank Denver*, WAIlEIIAM. Mat* i l l ’ll — i it Undo Founlry Club a* guerit gram I d t.lnmln ipear gunned a riiark SmuimaMrr of l.ake Mary Troop The Florida Symphony tirche* of Gov. i ollint. f leirfnr and eanllnurd mild to­ off Cap* Cod and etung to th* 212. announced (hat the boy* are The tannhlng- derby will |.egm day -nd tonight. Erlday peril* ir* i* in It* fifth year, under the line a* the fi*h pulled him thrimgh »pon*oring the sale of detk pent Monday and diuiav Dec. 12 vvilh taderxhip of Ooruiuctnr Fratik rlnudy and turning rrmler. Illeh the water, So favl did Ihe »hark a* a fund railing venture for the Ihe |ire*entatlon of award* lo win­ today i t to *3, Ion (anight .U t<> Vllller, Headquarter* are in Hr travel that (I l-vik a boat travel erection of a Scout hut at the SI. teriablr wind* 5 lo 15 mile* Undo Tirkrl* wilt l>r c.ailahtr ning crew* \n open liotiie will te Ing at II knot* about won yirdv park l«er hour mn*||y north* r *1 aod lalee through alt civic eluh* and hebl at ihr Naval Air Station that Denier* aim rrqueded appoint­ to overtake the pair afternoon. • I the reerration office. *e»L ment of a new committee to with the Scout*. PARIS (LTD — French paint tin the tpiarler deck of a chip, r r Paul Gauguin died pemitlc**, hut five of hi* letter* sold for or eight mile* -hove the ira, the SI.Ji.TO at an auction heir Wed­ North Star remain* a •aitor t beat nesday. friend. Purine the Rom lung l*erb> . Fast Thinker, Too Heavy Attack Wine rtnc aircraft RATON ROUGE. La. (LTD— Police *ald when they overtook Melvin I Duga* and arrested him for driving, I2u mtlei an hour Duga* told them ‘ I wa* jutl try Ing In gel nut of your way." This Guy Needs Wife HEADED FOR SANFOIU) — .Santa I’lnun wave* goodbye p to his reindeer as he prepare* to board the City of Sanford at the North Pole. Santn has n couple of stops to make aionjj the tvny before his annual ride th ro u g h downtown Sanford on Satin day. it’s much ton warm in Sanford for his sleigh so he left today on the piano. OITWKLL. England ll'P li Rachrlor Rrrnard Tuck. 59, who make* a hobby out of miming content), ha* won hi* third washmg machine lie taid today he tend* hi* wa*h lo the laundry Not So Cocky Now Plane Departs To Bring Santa WASHINGTON (t'P O — A* two , lianditt wire h aving a market after taking $.150. one of them blithelj told owner Kim Rainer to “go ahead and call the cnpi,” Rainer did Just that and the two gunmen were arretted 15 minute* later. Motto ‘Shattered’ LONDON (CPU—The Marque** of Northhampton. TJ, whoae family W P I I) ' I Reek Rut One'*, took Lad? Klipeth Trynham a* Ida The Christmas parade route will be lined with eager chil­ third wife here Tue*day. dren Saturday when Santa Clap!, comes to Sanford. The jolly old gentleman will ride atop the Jnycec float. Hut Boi’dci' Buttle w aving and calling to his young admirers. JERUSALEM ( tr r ii - ttrai l With the temperature in Sanford still xir* warm, San­ charged Inlay that S>ria turned ta's early visit will be made via The City of Sanford, a ita heavy weapon* on half a dor No Trace Is Found Of Lady, Or Cash alerk \;||> .Skywarrior. The jr l aircraft ha* been aenl to Ihr North pole lo keen Sanla from excrclxing hi* reindeer too early in the *ca von. Flop* will l-o made along the en border *ell!rmetil* in the lluteh Valley lVeitnr*dsy, touching off the heaviest artillery duel »lnce tlie I9t* 19*9 Palestine war B am I F o t t 'l f V N i l f l l t IB th'itate'^sinK !iil dVm "’ ' h® LONDON tl P D - The fngi that In Chrllliuli para dm hlln.led Briton* during October and | N EW Y O R K (UP!)—Police 'ChrJ'I™1' P*™1" NcvemUV were the wur.t of the rould find no trace today of a before landing Saturday after. century, the gov nt report tl.e' ------Sanford Naval Air ed Wednesday nigi v. The nice-looking little old lady who -------........... re |»ort a robbed a m ill t o w n Manhattan ^ Jiy cw ., Ulft, *•«>«•« hindered 'rattle for hank of 93.000 by threatnlng lo and whiak him to the tu n in g hr 3 n (,<,n,fr,,t,' r n,*ht throw acid in a teller'* face. The ^man.\im ViVw'v"rar* old, " ,r |,ira,lr hifh l'r ‘-'in' t r i . (ll. i : , r u f a i . , , i i m . tttgrd the rubbery to quietly L lJ T lU h A l C lA>\\ Wednr»d*y that I h - e e nearhy ' * l,J,ni!4n HveUi rl S tm TAIPEI. Forrnora lUPC Six hank guard, gavr her no alien l’* ' “r“^> ; h",|rJ,n t» con- Iren Ta.,.e, enffee .hop, a.hed non irul about 75 rutlomef* in a ' ' n‘.r ’’f r r ‘ ,r , r y e,’' rk !nK l,hc "!> *,lun^11 •* *‘°rirat National City Rank branch ’a* "" llfe ri,1,n* **■'"« " lm ■*«*► ho )tood behind hr, i,i line were *1™*kc( ,hc P*r*ile more plea* .hop*. .taffed by wailre.ier who wunaware a *holdup -* *,r •*'rr>onr. Many of the *it milt the cuilom rrt, reported wa* in progyuungMrr* will he participating. they found butinrai i* letter real. n arthinc or tidm r on when Ilia light* are low. Aa the itrolled nut of Hie hank either float* the teller. Lou!* Itarllr. 25, ■tapped on an alarm hur.rr. The *"•",'!‘" on l,awU 'Bluebeard* Santa guardi ru.hcd Into the Mrcel but * STAMFORD. Conn flll'l) — lhern t t l e old lady bad di.ap „ tU ^ |>h| Srm,|,„!p Ihr Santa CUu* al I'tonmlnglair'* Department Starr had to '’'naMir .aid *^*e woman patiently Ju-'/rVnl-.’ S ^ V i^ l a ^ A .X la U o j! * '*> for a new twanl ie waited h e r'lira In line, and when ,, car4,Congregation*! «'*u'r ,he k"idie* h*,r been tug »he atepprd up to the window ahe l h ,ircl) y on, , |ul( cm* tlie old one away by the tuft. *cirnein |-jH, j l)c (.r t ,v1ji tt.]| Tnr near tward arrived, but Sanit wllh one hand and handed him along the parade route, adding ,a w**horrified. It wa* a rich a note that read; to Ihe feMivr air filled with muair of hlue"I have arid in Ihl* i;!*** ami laughter Award drriaian* you don I gjve me whai I wan- w„, ,.r m4df, ,1V M g n Xot(r u H I U iplath it on you I have two ham* J r . Amhroir Olllff and Passes Not Good men In here and| aomeone will set WHwn’ Aiex/ndeV.' rolle^'offuUD C n r C o \ t % r x , R n u / I hurt. I want all your five*, len* afl(j m(,rc|iatl!* c*iwti Ihe largeat * v G I f if y DOW l and 20 a. Hurry Scjw-n pa*»r* held hi memlw-ra crowd r v ir *een in the rireel* of Raiilr *aid hr humeri of the Seminole Rootfrr* Club downtown Sanford will nol l<e good for admttrion to Hie Celery Row I ganir in munlrt pal tladium tomorrow nwht Herndon Attends Pete Schirard, Dnoiter* prrri ,* _ _ - Rollins Meeting deni, poinlrd out that Ihi* I* a O. I’. Herndon, clerk of rlrcuit po*t tra*on game Seaton tirkrl* efl-jii, attended the ( itlren * Con were good for all homr game* ferencc on the Ma.'klrg arwi Rr- during the regular •rawin Mra \irgim a Cool Sylr* *uf rnnilrudion of Htilorical Site* Schirard *aid the Roorirr* would fried broken rib* amt nlher in held yetterday at Rolltn* College. lin e charge of Ihe rnnre**ion» juric* last night when hrr car wa* The iniall group heard *pcak- lomurrow night Profit* will go •truck hy an automobile driven by er* ditcut* the prrirrvatiun of fo alhlefie at In Hie* at the tchool. Rirhard Edmond lllarek, 20. of landmark* throughout the xtatr. Student* will help Ihe Roojler* tn VAH-11. N.A.a.' Sanford and Ihe problem* ronnerted wltli Ihe roncftrion* g S hell In “fairly good -ondiDon (y,r ettabll*htrient of a preterva The next meeting of the Rood • k ,» I O O n . lie*'.(-x"ar f .«*f-W r t f . i ____ <*l . L .....a ll (L _ _ mm ihi* morning wat Seminolr AMemor rr* Club will be Dec. IT Hon program. 1*1 Hoirilal, official* taid. Rlarek ran the »top vign at nth *nd Magnolia, knocking Hie Sy’kft car up on Ihe curb, uffirer* raid Damaie lo Rlaiek's sedan wa* criimiled at tl.SfXl. Mr*. Syke* *edan aurtained dam ­ age* criimated at 155-t. Roth driver* wrere alone in their ear* when the accident occurred VANDEN HE HG All! El HICK tun D obtained, a man will tw t t 7:2-1 p m. Blarek wa* slightly cut when he Ined to help Mr*. UASE.Calif. (UPD—Scientists, en- launched, but not in !9V» Syke* after the accident. He wav gtnrm ami romlniction men Spokeimen explained one re* charged with failure to yield workrd feverishly here (mlay tn ion Tamirnhcrg wa* chuirn (or right of way by mveitlgating of ready thi* huge new Air Force this project is ita location on the baxe for "Project Discoverer." a Pacific mittile range, ihe world * fleer Arnold William*. program aimed at pulling a man largest, which ha* a clear «hnt carrying talrlbie into space. lo the South Pole, the dirertion Fran ce B a n s ‘luolita’ The Defense Department an in which atl launching* from here PARIS (l'PI»— France'* high nounced Wrdnetday lhat the first wilt he made. eat court ha* banned Ihe KnglDh- •hot in ihe program to find out “ In Ihe Pacific, there I* plenty language verrion of the American howr lo put a man into orbit and of ocean In which to recover Hie _ jieri-teller “ lar'llJ " Tlie French gel him back safely will be fired satellite* ami many Itland* which 'Beraion wxa banned aeveral year* in about 30 day a. can lie used a* tracking station*," ago. The biggest U. S. lateliile* to a apolteiman said, dale will l>r launched. These evenExpert* believe the Jutting *ectualiy will include a five ton artl- lion of roa*t may he the only For Itching Backs MIAMI - ( L ’P I i - A bark arrll Tidal moon which it much bigger place in Ihe nation where it t* cher made up of four largr tir e than anything Rum* has pul into portihlr to launch aatelltle* into polar orbits. It is only in a polar brtrlle brviahes h it been Installed orbit so far. Mice and monkey* will go first, orbit that a reconnaiitance aatel•t the bottom of the 550,000 gallon main tank of the Miami Seaquar- probably on the fifth or sixth : Ute such a* the Air* Force Sentry him for th* u»« of ID porpoDei, launching! about the middle of rould view the entire rtrface nl neat year. When enough informs the earth, who love it. JIKoman Is Injured In Two-Car Crash Crews Work Feverishly To Get Satellite Ready England Protests Appreciation Day Churchill Statue; Plans Being Made Called Gorilla-Like Dinner Is Planned For Navy Officials Man Versus Bull? No, 'Steer’ Clear Florida Symphony Sets Concert Here Lake Mary Plans Christmas Parly Chamber To Honor Derby Dignitaries Weather Rights Probers Ready; A labam a, Too $t00,000Jewels MONTGDMEHY. Ala f l’PI' The Civil Rigkti CommiMion to day wa* expected to Itiur more tu'ipoenat in advance of a meeting here Mot' Ivy into mmplainl* Ne gcoe* wne tl-nied voting rigid* Subpoena* have been mued in fivr countlea-Macon. RarbtHjr Rulliick. Pall** and laiwnde* — where Negroe* have elalmrd tbev were dittrirntwled again*! in vid Ing Cirrult -udi*- t.eorgr V.allarr. * defeated gubernatorial eandi date, revealed he bad Impounded the voting Iwire* in Harlnwtr and RullocW i 'Ufjlle* Wallace, v bo campaigned or a pledge lo arre*' federal agent* snooping in Ab hama. lavl the aetture wa* "not an cva»ive ae.am alt’ioujb It b*ok* tike it might turn out that - a. now. Member* uf the loiunilitlun arid to tdaff have hern unable to find untegrrgated accommodation* m Montgomery, and will iio hou*cd at Maxwell Air Force Hair, One member of Ihe riv man (ontmiition, farmer A**i Secrr Mebane Will Host Concert Workers Trank Mebane J t. will huat worker* nf tie Mutual Concert Allocution nett Monday at the Mavfair tnn, Tae luncheon wilt l*r helil at 12 30 a. m Progrc** report* will be made and final plani for cleanup HI* cuttrd The ColCfft Auoelallon t* apon»nrtng Uve A’lnler Jluaie Fe»tival, featuring three performance* by nationally Inown entertainer* 'tehane lv preddent of the A*»o riatimr t*rv of l.aNir .1 Erneri Wilkin*, H-ry trid, but no rrniiriam lna I* a Negro, One mrml-er of the Hon" The plan t* to *t*rt Ihe IS man comml*»lon staff mining lira ring promptly at 9 am . and bere alto is a Negro re tro at noon for atwohour A eommUaion »pokrxm*n In lunch The *e*xion will Iberi re W(tlnngton declined to Iw tpm fie aw n * P m Source* ex tl— ml the aeru**ttnn*. nioitly perl thr hearing lo nm about against regiitrirt Surh rorn three day*, Mill Hold llrroid* plaint* are ronfidrntlal and 1 lie hearing wa* precipitated by P4'r«nn** • perwnal welfare might i,Tu«al id local idliilal* to turn i«- at •lake," Site Chairman Robert U. blur over voting record* In Maron r\, dean of Southern Mclhodlri t niverrity, hax been dettgnated a* chief inlerrogalor. Commlstion source* rm pbatirrd their minion wa* rtrietly “ fart finding " There will to- question* $7,500 Ruled Cost Of Tall, Cool One Area Elks To Hold Services Sunday At Sanford Lodge HUSTON (l P it—A federal court jury In effect plarrd a IT Vio price tag nu Hie pleasure of drinking a tall, cool one al Ihe end of a hard day. Reprricntativea from Eli.*' I>ri The drvitiou wa* rendered .-(•• in Daytona Reath, PeLsnd Wednesday in favor of Han* Eurti* amt New Smyrna Death will meet l*erg. 3Byear-old New It'-lfonl Sunday afternoon at - :ISO in lire fitlnrmati. I’unjiH-rga attorney. Harry Kltloff, told tile jury lhat Sanford Lodge room for a tne.n Itei au«'* of cleaning Ruid fumei .•rial -ervive Iwnoring their c* inhaled arc ident ally a I-uni the i rated metrtliera. li*htn, vr**el Min . i-;lu. 9xiruTbe ol.tervance I* one of three Dr* rould never «'iain partake mandatory *ervice* tlhe others «f alr .'tolic Iwvrragr*. are Mother** Day and Flag P ayl, Ihi* I* * bardsbli. klrinlf >aid, It will feature a memorial aih lrrtt rapectully on a »allor by Ihe Dev. Robert Spear. Jr.. "I like lo lake a drink myself pastor of the First Clmrch of The after i hard day," the attorney Naxarene, and iperiat ntu*ie by »aid. Wlih * nod lourai.l* Judge live Sanford Male Cborui, um jer' tharlc* E. Wyian*kl Jr he addll.e direct ion or i baric* Moorr ed. * lv r even known Judge* who ('atari. Mr*. Kllhertne fb-ller* it like to take a highball." the aerompaniat. The Jury decided that forced All officer* of Hm Hanford abitincoce w u indeexf a lurdahlp trrige will participate. An Jori-.and awarded Euntberg 17,5m at til Ion ti extended tn tha public-the expenie nf Mnnnlight Prodtn allrnd iucU. Inc, owner* oi tha veaseL -Couniy \l* . home of Tuakegee ! Iiutitule I hey were inaUueted by 1Gov elect John Patterson, now vtate attorney general, not lo 1give up the rerord* I’att . on wax te|Mirted “too Hrd up" to talk tn nrw»mrn Wednesday. A apnke»man in hi* office said Patterson "probably would not make any comments" until alter the cnnvmUrion hear Ing* Maron <otUlly Itegiilrars E I*. Livingston ami Grady Roger* con frrrrd with Patterson In hi* nf (ice. and had the Macon County voting recortl* with them “ Itn going to do juil what Pat lersun advited me a while back," Llvingiton laid “ I am an em­ ploye of the state and Pattcrwn is our top legal advisor, the man ill tile duvet* 'i-ul He lluv luld me not to turn the book* over to the federal agent* and that I* ex nelly what I xm going tn do." i t No March Ployed A t This Wedding TORMAIITO.N. England (C P I1— latril Altrincham outapoken critic of Ihe royal family anti foe of other rberirited iradllinn*. marrletl M a r l o n Campbell here Wednesday without the “ vulgari­ ty " of a wedding march. *’l eoniider the two wedding m arrbei. the Wagner and the kienrieDaohn. lo tw absolute monutm nta of vulgarity." Hie 27 year old nobleman aald. “ I simply hate them Ivoth.'* Th* ST year • old Lady Alirtn ebam , who route* from northern Ireland, la lit* rdilor nf the magaln« Young Bliiahethan, an Altrin­ cham public at mn. Reported Stolen NEW YORK (CPU—A 9100.000 jewel robbery — the third East Side haul In lao weeks—via* re­ ported Wednesday night by socialtie yachtsman J r ' n P. n Parkinson told police that the grin*, PitImllng lit* wife's 925,000 diamond nerklare, illvap,'.c*rel front III* whole floor Filth Av­ enue apartment *omrtime be­ tween Motnlay and Wednesday noon. There were no rigna of forcible entry. Parkinson, a broker, laid the jewel* had been In a drawer in a bathroom rloset adjaining the m astrr bedroom of the 12 room apart nt rnt. He said that In addi­ tion to Hie necklace, a diamond ami an emerald ring worth 913,Sflo earn, a SIT.tMO pearl necklace, and 90 500 diamond and sapphire hrarelrl were mitalng. The Parkinson apartment la five floor* below that of Met. Julius Ochi Adler, widow of the vice president and general man­ ager nf the New York Tlmea, who reported 912,00) worth of gold jewelry missing from her apartment Tuesday. Get In Tlie Mood ROME. N. Y.—(UPD—During a rehear. >1 far the Chm tm as con­ cert. director William Moonaa luld the rivie chorus; “ In UtD phase you're almoat hysterical with >"*—you're out of rontrol.'* On the downbeat, Moooai stablwd hl.naelf in the leg writh hit baton. A nura* from tha *oprann aectlon affected Aral aid and the rahearaa! continued. 5 �• - t*af«2—T h u n .. D ee. 4 1958 lilt. ROBERT SMITH Dr. Robert Smith Jn Practice Here ♦a. 1 fu n fa rl f n a lB Lauren Bacall W ill End Movie Carqar Gam bler, W ile Die Of Slashed Threats t I R f* I... . near »|t» Sanford offiret today In asso dellntv with Dr. T T. MrDarlel nf Sts Magnolia Ate. The two will maintain separate practices. . Dr. Smith Is a native of MemUhls. Tenn, where he attended medical school at the University «r Tennessee. After graduating In 1(53, he Interned at Columbia Hos­ pital. Columbia. S. C. practiced In Town Creek. A h., before serving two years In Ike Navy at senior medical officer at tha Naval Air Station, MeypSrt. The former lleutenit already 1s » dllsr with many Navy people lanford. •.T he young doctor and his wife. ■ell) e, moved Ipto their new home gt U3 Colemen Circle. Plnecrest. lest weekerl. They have two Children, John, g and Rob, 3. tm " Known The Language MUNSANM. Korrk - (U P li A South Korsan Army rifleman Serving with the U. 5. First Cav(fry Division here uses hli spare tflba to continue his medical atu"rV e. Kla In Kyu of Seoul goes to' tha company library whenever |H can to rtad Its scientific and medical Journals. He reads EngI • Oft. Chinese and Japanese “ as I wall a i Korean. REAL BUYS I FOR A BUCK K LEEN EX ’.IS 4 sue M oo KRAFT MAYONNAISE 2 9TB. $joo ;a l o )og or Cat Food O TAI.I. CANS Q S I 00 | ’UIRDREYE CRINKLE CUT I’llOKNIX, Arts. (U l’D I*olirc haum and hit wlfr dlrd *t th e' investigating the i ro ii • rutting ..rands of • disgruntled former double murder of (ambler Gut employe. Grecnbaum and his wife have A H U M reward was being put out a Irarer for a man who offered for the killer, once served a prison tfrm for Grrenbaum. 85. prrildent of the Mealing money from Grvnbaum. fabulous Itivlera Hotel on I.ai The man being sought wat not Vegas' strip, wat found In hit Identified but it was l e a r n e d home Wednetday with his throat Grrenbaum signed the complaint , slathrd. which lid to the man’s a rre st/ Mrs Greenbaum, ftl. fully The man. a former employe of | clothed, her hands tied behind Grrenbaum, recently w-rs re t-pr with her husband's bow tle». leased from Netada state prison, and her throst alto cut. was dlsI’oliee emphasised the man covc-rd r , r ardv awa* in a den. was wanted only as a matter of Maid Islsruten liodies routine and was not a suspect at The grisly discovery was made the time. by the rouplr's maid. Mrs. Pearl Offrr lie.eoo ItrHord Hay. who nolilled irollte and then Auti ontlrt ate mveiUxallng collaptrd from shock, lifas double Ilf any (toffitefn, tier president kilUui wat lor * o u o( the un- 0f ihr ni\i<Tj and a dose friend "(JO-DEVILS" CalVK DOWN UNDER — Lt.(jg) Don ,,err or,d 4et«etlvea appeared of Crrent.aum. offered the 110 noo Crowell, n member of VAH-7’a "Go-Dcvll" Detachment 45, j - ssp «*» - part of the hotel. The killings wrrr the second and third mysterious deaths in the Grcrnhaum family In ltss than four years. In 1934, Greenhaum’a sister In law. Mrs. Charles Grrenbaum, died of suffocation In her I’hocnix home. A coroner's TALLAHASSEE lUPIt — The iury ruled the deslh murder but elected members of the powerful the case has never been solved state Railroad and Public Utilities Grrenbaum. a formrr bookie Commission will ask the nest here before heading a group that Legislature for a *2.500 pay raise, in 1948 bought the Flamingo Ho The budget filed by the com- tel in Las Vegas and made a re mission asks salaries of 115,000 ported l million dollar profit each for Commissioners Jerry W. [when selling it in J954, w n an Carter, Alan 8. Boyd and Wilbur asaociato of slain gangster Bugsy C. King. They now make *12.500 Siegel. — ------ — . —....... — — ■— * ta r te r end King were rerenlly re-elected to new four >e*r term s.> Boyo i teat romea up lor election again in IMO and he hss indicated1 he will not run again. He la reported to be considering making the race for governor In KAO. ih e budget also asks a romparable pay ralae to StS.ooo for Gen i eral Counsel l-ewls W‘. Pettrway . who now makes the same at Ihe J commissioners — S13.50U. The total budget request of H.tU.TM represents an Inrreate of 1401.033 over It* current appro­ priation. prcscnti a check for $100 to Cdr. Hal lamg, (left) comimniillng officer of VAIN?, ns a contribution to the United Fund. T he money waa collected while the group wan at ill alsoarcl the L'SS Eaaex ateaming home bWow the equator. Thi* brought the squadrons contribution to $.’]25. <official l \ ,S. Navy Photo) To Seek $2,500 Pay Raise Oranges' Maturity Approval Expected LAKELAND (UPI* - The Flo rida Citrus Commission Is ex­ pected to approve next week pro posalt that the legislature raise minimum maturity standards for oranges and that the Commission he empowered to set minimum grade standards for trull told in Florida. The rerommrndatlona wrrr made Tuesday by a speei.il rltrus Industry committee on fruit quali­ ty. They will he presented to the Commission at Its next meeting Drc. 10 and the Commission Is rxpeetrd to pass them to Its legislative rommlttre tor prrsen tatlon to the 1959 Legislature. Rut the rommlttre deferred action on a proposal that the Commission also he given the power to change fruit maturity standards, which now mutt lie done by legislative act. In othrr action, the committee: —Voted tn ask the legislature to give the Commission power to waive minimum sweetness requi­ rements for grapefruit headed to processing plants annually from each April I to July 31. —Volrd In propose no chtng* In maturity requirement! for tinge rines. temples and tangelos. hut decided to ask the US. Agricul­ ture Department tn change Its color rhart lor testing tangerine maturity to “ morr approximate tho tangerine rotor " BARNEY WOLFORD Former Navy Chief To Head Base Baok A retired Aviation Chief Store­ keeper has been named managrr nf the Florida Slate Hank facility at tha Sanlord Naval Air Station. Rarney Wolford, who retired last summer after TO yrara in the Navy, rrplarrs Mrrvln Crandall. who has been transferred to Mul berry . Crandall will be In charge nf Ihe Installment loan department In the Florida State Rank In Mul berry. Wolford has lived In Sanlord for two years. Ills service, which Included 18 years of sea duty, ended In August when hr wat supervisor of Ihe supply depart men! with Fasron 31 He is a member of the Fleet Reserve. The new- manager has completed an extensive training course with the Florida State Rank. President Gene Tucker said tKs morning, “We were so pleased with Wol­ ford’s reaction to Ihe training course that we felt he would Im­ perfect for Ihe job of facility managrr." Wolford is a native of Naptune. N. J. He and his wile, Eleanor, have two children. Michael 11, and F.llrn to They reside in Pine crest, at 300« park Avt. Khrushchev Called 'Well-Informed' . HOLLYWOOD (UP't — Lauren r “ We had a wonderful life to ___ It was a fin*, . _ good life. v* II ■ Bacall ia pulling up atakea. leav-l gather and I am trying to maintain that lag movleland — perhaps standard for nyatlf and tha chil­ keepa — because “I have m life dren. here anymore." . "I didn't have e very beelthy The tawny blonde widow of alUtude for the peat two yeare bellumphrry Bogart aaya the it cause of the enormous change In starting a new life, free of the my U/e. 1 eoulda’t get my »“ - - - e - r r sbo has undergone during the two years since Bogey’s death. She U going to tandon to make a movie and tnen will settle in New York. “ My entire life hss changed in the past rouplt of months." she says. "I'm not playing ‘Portia Paces Life,* nor the stricken widow. I never have. Bogey always told me not to relive the paat—that nothing good rould come from it. And he waa right. Ha waa always right." Lauren lounged In the living room of her rented home, smok­ ing a cigarette in an elongated holder. She seemed Irritated at having wasted two yean of her life, and eager to Hart life afresh. Her blue eyes snapped with excitement. There are no mementoes tn the house to remind her of Bogart, not even a picture of the late ae tor. Nor does she wear the brace­ let with a whistle that Bogart gave her following their first film together. “ To bsve and Have not." ‘‘Of course I haven't forgotten my marriage," Lauren said. “How could 1* 5 at M A T H E R ' S Christmas Party i. CALL ^ {or , * hlle. . , , ^ .r p leea attractive than deaperation end be log too Intense. Your charm Itavei you. and so does your dig­ nity. ' •Now I’m relssed sod bsve direction to my life.** Whit wrought the sudden aboutfsre to the slender actress? Why hss she decided to move away from her friends and familiar aur roundings* ----- ------ By CUI.E1TE BLACKMOOItC , raiuust philosophy and other top Officers Studying „ ...... „ . ... MOSCOW (U Ph — Sen. Hubert Ics. Humphrey said Tuesday that Humphrey (D-Minn.), who had an { Khrushchev expressed * enthuslas- 1Racial Bombings eight-hour talk with Premier Nik-1 tic approval” of a plan for ex- JACKSONVILLE (UPII — The Ita Khru'hrhev Monday said to panded U S Russian cooperation' Federal Dureau of Investigation conferred with North Florida law day the Soviet leader is a “very ,n 'Uedit a I rcscarth. alio "un*,,t •^»twi well informed man man"' who • un The senator uwiiuru declined Luimuria comment enforcement officers Wednesday on racially-linked bombing*. doubtrdly looks upon himself ss on "«her “••cussed at the F.. E. Hargett, speelal agent In . . . ” . ! meeting, saying that he prefers *- Mfoy-niaker and not an ad ,0 vsith arcaa of agree- charge of the local FBI office, directed the conference. Hr said minlstratnr." mrnt rather than discord." Humphrey, who was summoned He appeared pleated, however, ihe officer* made an evaluation to Khrushcheva office on a few when he emerged from the talks. nf all known fact! la recent bomb­ ings along with an outline of FBI minutes' notire, said he found the -------- - ■. facllltlta available u local officers Soviet premier to be “ abreast of In such Investigations. just about everything. Including' R i f p r M a M T / t r J a y The meeting wss on* of a aeries the situation in Geneva." " w'u suggested by FBI Chief J . Edgar When he was asked, h o c' Hoover after blasts In a number Khrushchev Is able to run his For Mrs. Pease country and at the same lime Funeral s»..lcc« for Mra. Elean of cities. keep up with a wide variety of or Pease were held at t l thla foreign matters, including rela morning In Holy Cross Episcopal lively minor U.S. domestic hsp Church. Mrs. lease died Monday penings, the senator said In Seminole Memorial Hospital. "Khrushchev has about live The Rev. John Thomas officiated buttons tn his desk, which hr at the services. Remains will he probably uses often, lie undoubl sent to Cleveland, O for final dls* rdly looks upon himself av a , position. policy maker and n«l an admin­ istrator." Five During their talk, the two men sat at the i nd .of » til foot desk Second Coming In Khrushchev s roomy office. Decorations Included a portrait of i Sermons l^nln. « model plane amt a targe 1 n> ncv. W. A. SownH plastic (ontalner holding several ears of hybrid Iowa rorn. DEC. 7-10 Humphrey said they wenserved a sumptuous mral at Chtirch of Ihe al-out 7:30 p m , without vodka or wine NAZARENE Through an Interpreter. Ihe two Jnd A .Maple Ranford men dim m ed the Rrrltn sltuanon. foreign trade, religion, com 1 WHILE THEY LAST - "It atl happened on a sevenweek tour I took to Europe." the ripltlned. ' i discovered Pitre i a whole big world out there filled with people who have something It aay. and who are willing to listen to what I think. Now 1 can Uve positively." 4 ? H ER TZ FA2 E*‘*n’n~* J H ER TZ t , | g .§ / Vic Rohetlo. A e l. *01 fc. le t I SKATINO ON THIN ICK BETWEEN P A Y D A Y S Ploy iofel Borrow whotever money Is needed to put your financial affairs on a sound footing. C O N V E N IK N T TIMMS loan* up O A C § to IMO F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N •MMfOia- lll Was* first Street.............................Tel fAlrlo* J-3?*3 |0'S room. S..-e.»tl________ OKksNeen Daily f-J; fridey M. (laud Satarday ■oesasa 431 North Orongo Street*.................. Tel. OArden 4-3608 401 Watt Cetdrol Avenue..........................Tel GArden 3-6493 1343 lot! Colonial Drive....................... Tel. 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In 1933. when rice crops felt far abort of demand because of the war In Indochina, ?>i lilapla ftsh were Imuchl inio South Vitt Nam from Thialand under an Ameri­ can aid project. Ten fiahery »tation* were estab- t Republicans Hurl By ’Right To Work’ m w m “ * w ^ ™ NEW YORK <1 I'll The Demo eralic and Republican Part* chairman agreed today Rcpuhti ran candidate' were hadlr lisirt in the ISIS elections by campaigns for state “right to work" laws GOP National Chairman tirade Alcorn and Democratic Chairman Paul M. Butler agreed on this finding in otherwise differing in lerprrtation* of the Democratic Victory In the Nov. 4 voting They discussed the election* In speeches prrparrd for the annual Congress of Industry of the Na­ tional Association o. Manufarturn s , nor of the principal business orgsnirslinn* hacking right • to work laws to outlaw union shop contract'. Alcorn laid the GOP had made much prog ess in winning rank and file labor support and shed dtng the “ anti-labor" and “big business" label pinned on it hy Democrats. But this >rar. he ■aid, “the big bunnrst srrsut organired labor Image" was revived for most wage earners when the right • to • work proposition was placed on the ballot in sis states and injected into legislatise dr bate* In otlirn. Butler said the right to work Issue “prosed the final undoing of the Republican Party in several Urge industrial states." From the Democratic viewpoint, he said, putting the proposition on the bal­ lot appeared to guarantee Demo cratlc success. Otherwise he railed Use election •a ringing repudiation of the El aenbuwer administration," a vole of confidence in Democrats and a mandate for "liberal and pro gresilve" action. Embargo Scheduled On Citrus At Yule t * , w LAKELAND (U P ll — No rltni* fruit will be shipped oul of Honda from Dee. 23 through Per. 30 tinder a shipping embargo ordered by Ihe federal markrlmg agreemenl eommiltre*. The committee*, meeting Tues­ day, voted to order the shipping holiday, a custom for some to years, to keep the msrkri from being glutted in the post • Christ­ mas period, when demand for citrus Ik slight. In other action, the committers voted to sllow the rurrrnt grade and sl/e regulations for eilrus in interstate shipments In remain for Ihe period Dee. I • Jan J. Raney Is Honored By Private School UTTER ROCK. Ark II.’HI — Student* of W.e Utile Rock Priv­ ate School Corp high irhnol to day seleeted “ Thoms* J Rsney Kith School" as the name of their art'-nt. The name honoril the prevalent of the private school bosrd. Dr Thoms* J. Raney, a IJtlle Rock physician. The board selected “ Rebels* as Ihe namr of the high srhonl'i ath frlir teams, although the school at yet ha* no athletics. Supl. W. C. Bravhsr* ssid thr students picked that name bocauvr it also is used by Ihe Cniserrfly *f Mis­ sissippi. lished and Ihe tilapia, which spawns esety si* mom ha and ma lures quickly, soon was being dis­ tributed to pond* on farms .hrout'-out South Viet Nam. The fish proved to be an ex­ cellent source of food fur Ihe bungry populace. Tilapia al;o turned Into a good source of extra income for the farm ers, who sold their extra fish In cities and towns. Success of (be project caught " e n Mention ef Communist nronaganda agents and a whispering campaign, driinsd to niakcg peo­ ple believe tilapia soused illness and disease, spread over the country. Nick persons were given tilapia In eat, then were persuaded by Comrminiil »>tntmlhiicrs to tell their neighbor* that the fish had caused Ibeir illness. Ilv ihe middle of I i. rna jority of South Viet Nam’s popti latinn was refusing to rat tilapia or to allow ihe fish in ponds on their farms. A program lo Irll the people the truth alsout Idapia fish hy a word of mouth campaign was start ed to offset the Communist propa­ ganda. The rounlrr propaganda cam­ paign sained momentum when poor people, who had continued to ral tilapia fish because there was no other food available, failed to liecome ill a* the Communists had claimed they would. However, it was not until last fe a r, three sear* aflcr the first rumor* linking tilapia with dis­ ease, that thr fish was widely ac­ cepted as a safe sourer of food. Today, lilapla has regained it* position as an Important economic factor in Vietnamese life. Aid of­ ficials have distributed more than 1,700.000 of the fish to peasants throughout the country. And persons once fooled tempo­ rarily by the propaganda alsout tilapia now refuse lo believe other Communist inspired rumors about thr dangers of using fertilizer* Im­ ported from Amrrica and other aid products designed lo increase food production. Year round indoor or cutdccr | pljy for children 2 to 10 yri. D.tr ill int: fUi" i 2Sli" 1 20lV\ Natural latex rubber body that ii durable and wishit'e. I sprints on sta­ tionary frame fives trie bucking action lor iclixt small frj! (Sanford* 6 5 * ^ * 1 1 " TA Li ‘ 5 < to s i o He can hang anywhere by his specially wired vinyl hands. Plush body Kith vinyl face, cars and shoes. 6,95 3 .8 8 V A L. rw r r * a u n l w PAPER MATE DP W C *■ o Also Boxed Cords Gift Wraps - loeometrve. Tender. Tini, Caloeir, Gondola. Trick Terminal. 40-Aatt Transformer 26Pc Trestle Set. 26Fcs Track, ini Initrjclion Book. 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T W s J Hair Dressing, After Shave Lotion and Roll-On Deodorant for men. Perfect Christmas g ift!. . 3.50 Cigarette Lighters Chrome or enamel Triple geared for faster, dependable action. Big telcotion. Q 7c MIN'S and UDIIV « M - v �E d i t o n a i1s Celery Bowl Deserves Support Of Local Fans * The firal annual Celery Bowl football game will be play­ ed here Friday night. ThU will be the Inst opportunity for football fane to nee the 1958 edition of the Sanford St mholea In action. • Facing the Sanford team will be Apopka, a team which played Seminole to n 0-0 tic In the regular season. Thla will be the find poal-aeuaon game to be ployed in Sanford. We came clone to having the inaugural contest de­ layed for at leoat one more year. Within one hour of the of­ ficial aigning for the Celery Bowl, Seminole High and Apop­ k a received Ttida to play in the Hrahuman Bowl in Orlando. : —The Brahaman Bowl wnnted the two team* which will ^.perform In the Celery Bowl. It ia understandable that the two would be invited. They finished one-two In the Orange .^lelt Conference. A defeat by W inter I’nrk la the only blent>’iah on the Apopka OBC record, except for the tie with Se'mlnolo. School officials are to be commended for plunning the .Celery Howl. Ju at aa much honor is at stake. Too, why shouldn't local fana be able to "atay home” and see the team ♦they followed all year? Many would have driven to Orlando, many would have passed up the gnme. We have the team, the stadium and the fans. We're ■happy to have the Celery Bowl. The two teams deserve It, ; the loyal fans deserve It. To make it an annual affair, let’s ’ support It. * * * :Gift Of Acceptance ... Acceptance la the greatest g ift one Individual can give .another. This was the mrdn jo in t of an address by Dr. Mel«vi|» F. Reid to the Southside School PTA Tuesday night. The child psychologist made several good points that 'Oft worth repeating. Self-confidence, he said, can be restor­ ed If one Individual will accept another, imperfections and all. lie urged parents to help a child want to learn, to show the same amount of Interest In all of a child's activities, lie i said all of the emphasis should not be placed on one activity ' of a child since "a child who lives in fear of failure cannot d<> his best." Children should be able to confido In their parents. Par, enta should trea t the child as an Individual. Thare probably has been more books written on the rearing of children than almost any other subject. No two "experts In the field, many of whom don’t even have chil­ dren, agree on all points. Dr. Reid's approach to the prublem appears to be at suit the most down-to-enrth that wo hnve seen. Nobody la perfect. Everyone has shortcomings. i'erhajM we expect too much of our fellowmnn at times. Letters To The Editor Editor, The Sanford lltrs ld ; Tht Lake Msry Volunlctr Firs Department wishes to thank you end your Itsff far th* fins pub­ licity that you have given our drtvs for funds to build s fire bouts. Thanks to your htlp and tht ran t rosily of donors, plus tht herd work of all the canvasitrs, wo art ntirly th srt. Mrs. William K. Cray Chairman of th t building Fund Drive It Is a plrimre to know wt have a local ncwipiptr that has tht town's Interval at Its mam con­ cern, whether II be a la rg , pro­ ject or a small organisation's ac­ tivities Thank you Sincerely, Mrs. Itilph Cowan. pre-stdent (iammi Lambda Chaplrr, lirta Ptyma 11)1 Sonirlly Editor Stnlord Herald: The Sanford Carden ( 'lull withes to thank everyone who cooper* led In making our recent annusl flower show a success. We particularly with to com­ mend the Sanford Herald for the finr publicity, whirl) we fri-l play cd a large part In the sucre** nl th t ahnw. Sinrtrriy yours, Mrs. James Truitt Corresponding Secretary Editor. The Sanford Herald: I would tike to express to you our spprtrlslion for tht full tooperation wt have always rtctlvtd in any of our activities. On stvsrsl occasions you hsvt gone out of your way to do us a ser­ vice. DAILY CRO SSW O RD ACHOU I Averse A N u itr’g capital 11. In accord U. Iirprltlor ll. Hoys nlcknamt II Ctlestlol 1. Inf ll> w-r.ing i poet j H Cow Hmlth an I Mlitra IT. 2)1strict Attorney tabhr.) II. things bock It. invert rr.) It. Chipmunk delicacy 31. Copied uUUif riw iau 1k tit.SO. Partly Ml l:1»3 (M llltd L'lUMLJ s•lad*-] matt on I " d - n r - i HI ef SI. Hawl- m i i );i m : r.vsFt surprise Iana >UK*J I.V-l-JW 6. Timbers 50. I*tnln- a R iK -in D iia o B ti 7. liesrda ti: itSTi r.t* ■ aula of rye (Bur.) NiH-i u ''-tij'jiiy tin 1. Common 51. Mr. suffix A yra t. Mors ltko or. Eg« anoboa of ItiU tllj'i l a m e 10. Florida city louts 39. High p rin t 14- Star in 31. FouadsUon <0. Ooddsaa of Seorpto 31. erssk letter harvests 19. Distinct part 33. Itrsngtb- i l .r u c n SO. Alcoholic sner 44. Small bsnrsga cult •I. Celerity I t. The wilUba 36. Bulteue 43. Com 0. Il.ltu.nl — (Afr.) I I lnctta ID. Narrow Inlet If. Fresh It. Affiance IS. land mtasure I* Fuel IT. Fit! net Llrd It. lllft thing vats 40. Unrolls ILHawallam tree II- - — Sound (Wests.» " HTf 1/ *P l-i c*I arch I. U J it, al helmet i Evening sun god l * T 4 II rt~ •f II r~ 1 " T" t. A .* 1 1& m u .> % ■) '3 the elevator w h.tr be is now and only DO retards away from Ms Agricultural ('ommlttii It tu rn And his other place of work — the Appropriation* Committee is located in Ihr Capitol. RETURN VISIT Judge Thomas X. Tappy, and his wife, Helene, of Daytona Ucach, were house guests here last Week of Merrill and Chrv* Winilitt. Judge Tappy was just elected Circuit Judge for the circuit comprising Volusia, St. Johns And I’utnam Counties, lie will b- rrniemb.fr d as the center of a controversy when he was appointed to the post of County Judge during the final hour* of Charley John's terns at Governor. In the end, the court Per id'd he had a right to Leap the jot. Following Ihelr visit here they went H* Uie Army Navy game. The Tappy* are well known It lVa*htngtnn lie was formerly a colonel in the Air Force, serving hire in the Judge Advocate Gen­ eral's offlr. During that lime hr was also president of the Flo­ rida Slate Society. UPCOMING HKCKFTION — Kerry year the Florida Stall- So­ ciety stage* a big reception for the- Florida Congressional Delega­ tion. This year, headed by Mr*. OPEN 12:15 HORROROF DRACUU AlaSO theT H 'A f B pu , 1- »• COULDNTka,' ». DIE ^ XT .i law as* r t k l h S w J. O t IH IA U , •i" * i Msrisr, A aV.rtSfiT M”~ ? Oa6 CkStsMiM* SslarSi) 2.00 5.00 - ■•ask Ilk Including corduroy, velveteens, plain and fancy cottons, wool blends, and many other fabrics. In mch piece Mist iaqqstd It is still time to sew for the Holidays. RECEIVE $ 12.50 25.00 50.00 100.00 250.00 “Where Smnrt People Shop’ federal Ptfont kimrencc C u y lU ^ Sale Only V yiatehialA Reduced Selection FA 2*2921 Ave. & fitli With each dress length purchased—FREE— a Butterick pattern of your choice. ■plena aa sssm S *U*s »« iiw •»!•**» ft, ifta al Iks (*••! Ollln 7 iaaSaaO. W sc M s. •**•( Iks A r i m l Cm s i s m___Marek sf 6. tits. f t * Hirsts la a assswkst » ' its I'a lls S P m * wklrk a lls I* • asltl.a .a ria ., Srsli s*» Iks mam tmm n s s t iir a iis i *1 a ll ike leeel ssas s r i a M la tkia •SkSfSSSI. i r i i c a i m o s is t s i 2185 Sanford all Jijcdt and (jt)inJt&h t! S .25 .50 1.00 Complete Baggs Curb Market 6 Saturday December *r)th V/ SAVK A Of Fresh Produce. Join Our '59 tv t t f e E V 'K f A . H " We Carry Goods Friday *i a In The U. S. A. FR.VTVRR: 2:52 - 5:11 8:55 iSi f )V Piece 33 bills. I'd prefer 32 bid*. No use whatever Lave I f :r i clock, tr-t niti* back­ wards, and I can’t ice rr.urjB value to a trophy lead of a la d r (no gen'lrc). tlW . to be nailed over t'-c firtplscc, like a mootc. Or? thing I particularly eanT use is a tie c!a'p consisting of a genuine rolniat-.tre pb.ol that hold* tiny bullets tnd c-.n cam mb rral, life-air*? murders. 33 My fingers arc too bl- to fl* the trigger. Only Christmas gift tbal tomehrv leaves me wisuing, so far, i a c )ri>ipor.denre court? on h i J lo be a c'owa. My bride, in not loo good a mood bccauio of too muc i shopphl. suggests this is or,e |U ag s ic’* sur? I don't need. We Mail Anywhere I H S ihkt, It It A down pillow faced on on- side with mink for 373 isn't among my wiiTcs; neither is j ifccap. o!J silver fox pillow. 333, or even t de luxt chinchilla pillow for 3123. I also don't need an Initial ed. 11-karat gold loot pick Solid gold collar s’.iys. 3113J the pair, probably would be lest by me as easily as Ihe ptaitic ones Ihil cotr.e wtth the shirt I have no use for a two quart J,i with genuine rorn cob stopper, 37. An ash tray that shines in the dark mean* nothing lo me, either, because I smoke only when P-cre's light. One item, for 39 93. that seems to have merit is the champagne fountain You pour the fluid in a hi* bowl, drop in l**8 din-bat (which is powered by ftnahliihl cell# I and champagne spurt* up a t if a tmllJ whale were submerg­ ed. This is an Ideal system for rc moving the bubbles from the wine for tho*e who prefer a rpore direct method, a gold plated swltsle stick can he had for 33 93 I don't drin’. much champagne, myself, except at bighclaii weddings, and what 1 like about II is the way those bubbles tickle Ihe note. For 3194 there Is available a package of genuine, early Texas to Thur»dny, December 4, 1958 IM S Hr WIN I’K.NDI.KTON rOMTH’AI. TIM HIT C This may or may n :i come under theliradini; of political trading, hut Capitol till! has been the s ere of same active behind the scenes exchanges during (hr psat three weeks. The flurry was over arati lo the Army-Navy football game. Tickrla lo this a nual classic arc about the hardest In the world to come by. According to rule, each Senator and Congressman is al­ lowed lo buy tia tickets. Two (on the .’.() yard linrl arc supplied to bp fur his personal use. The other four arc pretty well arattcred. In a town noted for Its political Influence, It Is understandable that thousands of requests come to the Members for tickets for tlirlr fn«nd* It is also understandable til a t alaiut half of tile Members d,j not attend the game, Those who go to (he game usually want more than their tlx tickets Those who stay at home generally don’t bo­ ther to plrk up their tickets. And that ts wlu-re the t ig trad lug takes | dare One «f Itir most valuable Items on a Member's list of assets it the Agrind! oral Year Hook. Karts Member is givin 450 copies fur free distribution. Except for the city dwellers, none of the Members ever seem to base enough copies to satisfy the liemand. Over the yea f (nobody remembers who started it l the Members do a till of trading for Army-Navy tickets and the llriu of exchange is the Year (took. This yesr's rite was 10 reernt issues of the book per ticket; or right of the Issues prior to 1950 NEW SENATE OFFICE Ill'll.DING — Senators ire fun­ ny, Every thing is done by senior ily. The answer to who will gel which office In the new building next Spring will tie determined by rank. Yet, you will find that Some of the newly elected Sena. tnrx will have offices there. It doesn't Seem to make sense until you start asking around. For example, Florida'* Sena­ tor Holland rates an offjre in the new building but he has no Intrnlion of moving from room num ltr t.’i In the old building, lie just likes it there. Ills present fourroom suite probably will lo- rxpanded Into a five or even aix room layout. Hut more importanl than that, he la only 3a fret fnm By FREDERICK OT1IMAN WASHINGTON - The S a n t a Clauses are on the street comers in good time this year, the de partmrnt store loud speaker* atrcidy are blaring carols, and I'd bctler get in my owr *'don'l wants" for Christmas before it's too late Suen as cocktail vests. These cocktail vests come In such color* as rremc de tnenlhr. champagne, and burgundy and they cost 173 tarh. If I get one. I won't wear it Neither do 1 need any cuff links. The Christmas genuise* of 193H seem lo have specialised in new methods to keep shirt sleeve* rioted. Cuff links this year come In fur. I t; with built in music boxes, 117 03; fexluring (be goldplited ends of 12 gauge shotgun shells, r> 93. and i t solid gold teeth (roots Included I. 360 the pair. A bow tie of genuine nutria can be had for $13. but I never wear bow lies, even when made of cloth. A Southern Texas entrepreneur suggests a t the ideal Christmas gift your own grapefruit tret- for 173. You tend him the check and hr puts your name on the tree. Then whatever fruit comes from It, he monogram* with your initial*, and mails il to you. There's a certain rlemenl of gambling in this grapefruit deal, but come frost or high water, thr management guarantee* to send each tree owner IIS grapefruit. If the growing season's good, he may get twice l>-at msny. I'm no gamhlcr, myself, and anyhow 1 frown on mono trammed flints. One thing I may nerd later, hut not qulle yet, Is a gout stool (11193) such as ihr high livers in the days of l/iuit XVI used lo prop their tore dogs 1 haven't much use for a genuine authentic bullwhlp, 12 feet long, 31393. 1 got rid of my bulls when I moved In n Sikes, the Society Is plan­ Into town. ning the h’u rgrii party In h i hislory. Guest of honor will be Gov­ A survey of 1.9ut hospitals In ernor Leroy Co!line Date will be the U. S found that U per cent announced as soon as he gives of today's infants ire bottle fed. llie word when he can be here. In 1946, only 36 per esnt were. See-Saw M Pa«i 4 K t S t '. l * W a s h in g t o n gkrd&imaA % SavwqA % Club % % % 1 Today ! 4y >a II * Fred Otkman S-csys LITTLE ROCK, BIG ROCKETS! �T hun. Dec. 4. 1939—rage 15 fftrr #anforb frrnlb Woman’s Page Elliatnth Athbj. Woman'* Editor Phone PA : : i n •Mil. AM) JIKS. I(AY.MONI) I.. HASS (Photo by H e rg s tn ’m ) JjDCjCll Nuptials £vsml& Revealed reV KM) AT Th* Welcome Wagon Club will sponsor a fashion show amt card party at the Woman’s Club at 7:30 p. m. Seminole Chapter No. 2, OES. will meet at the Matonic lu ll at 8 p. in. There will I* an election of officer* and initiation. Mcmhcr* are urged to attend Thr Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at 8 p. tn. at Ihe Community Center, corner of 16ili and Magnolia. FRIDAY Demonitration Club members in Seminole Counly at 8 p. m. at the Home Demonitration Center. The American legion Auxiliary will hold ita regular meeting at the Legion Home on Highway 1702 at 7:30 p. m. SATURDAY There will hr a chicken pllcau aupper in the Educational Building of the Lake Mary Community rrcib jte n a n Church sponsored by Circle Two Serving will r.-ntlnur from 5:30 7 30 p. m. Choice top round may he broil­ ed. pan fried, or bralird, as for Swiss steak, but lower grades are not tender enough to pan fry or broil. Choice rump may lie pot roasted or done In Ihe overt, but lower grade rump is net lender enough for roasting SOOAf GOTIUY LaVernc Newsome became the •rife of Raymond L. Bass on Nov. 38 at 8 p. m. Toe ceremony was performed by Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr. at the home of the bride’s brother-in law and sister, .Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cates. Mrs. Bass is the daughter of Mrs. B Newsome. Mr Bass is the son of Mrs Erelda Bass. Kis­ simmee. and Leon B. Bass. San­ ford. The bride was givrr: in marriage by her twin brother. Vernon W, Newsome. Ft. Mjers. Attendants were Mrs. Cates and iwon B. Basa. following the ceremony a ren-p lion was held for the immediate members of the families. Turkey Dinner Slated Barracks No. ltd, Veteran* of World War I and the Ladies Auxi­ liary will hate their Christmas party for members on ftecemhrr M I Thursday > at the \meri-an l-eginn Hut on Route ITU.’. A turkey dinner will be serve,) at 7.00 P. M followed by an even Inc's program of music and some special ■enter!moment, Mrs. T. A Stiles (FA 2VM>) Is chairman of the committee for the party, and Mrs Byron Is her co chairman. Other member* of the rnmmitteo are Air* John F MrCloikey, Mrs Harold tv Ryan, Mrs Bryan II Grady. Mrs Clyde Hielm. and Mrs It Newsom Dec orations are under the supervision of Mr* George M. Burger. Corduroy Care Tips Get Them At — W IEBO LD TS CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD. FLA. JJl& (xJoMCtn'A G w }k By ELIZABETH AS1IBV Exrrythinc about Mrs. James Bamage defies a choice of adjec­ tives. She is an interesting per­ son. exotic and vital. She Is tall end her black hair and ryes be­ tray her foreign background Mrs Rsmage is (hr wife of r apt James Ramatrc. commodore of Heavy Attack Wing One The Ramagea, including daughters Jamie and Jaleen. were transfer red from Washington. D. C. to Sanford thi* year. Once one ha* visited in Ihr Rj mage home It is hard to visualUc all of the furniture and possessions ami rountlfss articles being mosed anywhere at all. Mrs. Raiiugr l» a collector ami ha* accmulatei many handsome belongings over the year*, in a King moving a real headache. One m p * three rooms, alt on different levels, upon entering the door They are divides! by low partitions, giving a spacious, airy rffeel. Tire first room is a living room, tastefully decorated with modern furniture and grey wall to-wall carpeting This room. In harmony with the rest *af the room*, is highlighted with Orirn tal furniture A black tcakuood tabic holds a piece of white mush­ room coral The roral contained a lovely arrangement of yellowiris. pussy willow,, and greenery. Striking arrangements arc placed throughout the home. Mrs. Ramage mixes artificial ami fresh flower* in all of her arrange­ ment*. The black tcakuood table was her great grandfather’s card ta hie. and was cut down to make * low square lahlr, Mr*. Ramagc’* great grandfather ssa* the Chinese ambassador tn the Hawaiian Is land*. Mrs ({.image was horn and reared In Honolulu. A gn-.it deal of her furniture was handed down tn her from this grandfather and other member* of (be family. T*-* second room l« s sort of exotie family room, Onr comer contains chairs and table. Thr other corner centers around a na­ tural brick fireplace, elevated and extending from the wall. A large piece of driftwood sets upon the mantle. It is draped with a fish net which Is fastened to the worm wood wall by shells ami sea hors­ es. Tiny bits of coral, shell* and sea horse* are entangled In the net. Huge clam shell* from the South Sea Islands cover the man­ tle. The ceiling of this room and the third room is made of worm* wood. A mulberry rug from China rovers the floor. The low couches are complemented by tow carved tables. These table* were hand earved by Uapt. Ramagc. The third room l» a Florida room and one corner is typically furnished The olhrr end of the room contain* the family's treasure—two matched antique teak wood table* The II wr is cmer»tl with Oriental rugs On one of the low tallies is a Kava l-owl from Samoa It i* carved from one piece of wood and was u*ed as a container for liquid* by the Sa moan*. Mr* Ramagc u«rs it for flower arrangement* nr salad*, ar cording to her need*. Tiny earved figures and other works of art family enjoy* barbecuing. The bark of Ihr house overlooks lake Katherine »o water skiing and Humming are part of die plan also. Mr* Ramagc lovrs to conk and arrest the eye in all of the rooms Mud prints from nth century China adorn thr w*ll of one room The guest room !< decorated In shade* of mauve The handsome furniture was made by her father NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J Corduroy ro m n made up In ail type* of clothe*, but many housewive* do not know how In rare Gleaners’ Class Meets The Gleaners' Class of the FTr*t for the fabric Mr* f lorenre G Mintfie. ex Baptist Church met for the mnnthtension rtolhmg specialist at But , ly business meeting TAiesday night gerx University, gives these sug following a turkey dinner at the church gestioos. Wash corduroy by hand with Mrs R L Beard, das* prrsl any mild map or soapless deter- dent, was in charge of the meet gent and warm water Sqtwrre ing The devotion *»a» given by the water lightly through the fib Mr* Willie Pippin Games were rtf. rinse until the water eoine* played and Christmas rare!* rittf. clear, and a\r>id soaking, wring llierr were gifts under the tree ing. twisting or crushing ihr (ah for the 33 ladles present ric, Never put corduroy through Hostesses were Air* W G Has­ a wringer because it will set urm ty. Mr* H W Rucker. Mr< J T kies Hardy, and Mr* Helen t arter RE-DESIGN your old jewelry Revrtowit vow diamond* from old fashioned jewelry in a new, customited hintbcarvcd meuant* ing made by master jewelers. Jewelry designed especially for yon « a surprisingly low, low cost. Budget terms to suit yostr convenience. Our trained jewelry designer .will individually design a mounting to suit jour personal taste. Jdcat submitted for yoitr approval without toil t*r nhligatinn Ad* to sec KADLUS special DESIGNER’S GROUP of mountings WM. E. 112 8 . P*Ht A r t . KADER and hand carved by tier mother The children's bedroom is a bright sunshine yellow The master bed­ room is a toast color and furnished with black steele piece* tu a dra vier In this room Mr« Ramage keep* her earrings, which she hat rollrcled from all over Ihe world. Some of them she has made herself, using ecral and shell* The walls are hung with Japanese prints A patio in Ihr hack Is lighted by Hawaiian lorchrs Here the prepares I t a I I a n. Hawaiian. French, and Japanese dishes She has a large roReetlon of i ’ok books. The kill lien is smalt and modern It it filled with |*ots and Uiwls of uery description and the shelves are lined with spices Irn mediately off this room is a small den. The windows are hung with tapa drapes made from the bark of tree* Church Calendar THURSDAY Thr Ramages have a double ga­ rage. One side wa* filled with a pile of uted* which .*irs. Ramage will irausform into atlistie and lovely Christmas decorations. The door decoration thus far I* a large hrrrv covered branch from a Pal merin trrr. donated by Bart Price son Weeds of every description were banging from Ihr reillng Behind the garage i* a workshop Doren* of drawers. Urge and small, hiv’d felt. net. shells, giltter. braid, ribbon, paint, s ’fll*. pearls, and numctrus oilier ar tides Christina* decorations and presents are underway. Even the children participate, making plas ter of part* Christmas figure* to adorn thru' package*. Mrs Ramage rovers coffee and lard cars with black felt Silver braid aril Ira (drop rhinrslonr* make ihc can an attractive can nlster Smaller can* are covered vs ith red felt, bright yarn, shells and hr.*! I In make lonlatners for pencils A true work of art are her waste paper baskets Arrange ment* of artificial flowers from the dime slnre are glursl to the from The entire haskrt i* then ► placed ishile and thr flowers are highlighted with silver paint, add­ ed lay hand Die result is very Lai * shell i r * j i ’ 'ra“nts on bas­ kets arc sprayed brume and too bed with gold. Mr* Kainate sprays Jack hall* silver ami sticks dorm* of tooth­ picks into them Thr toothpick* are sprayesl. too. and then the r min- hall l* sprinkled liberally with red glitter MnUturr green artificial tree* are decorated with brass pot etranrrs and ornament* and glued to square hove* Sugar cube* ire drcoraled to resemhle packages Arrayed across the box and under the trrr are tiny *ytn* boy* of the recipient's hobby. Wishbone* are saved and covered with glitter to lie on packages. Another box in Ir.c room held lirge delicate butterflies, made of net in pastrl ee’or* of pink and lavender. They are itiinmed in glitter. Mrs Kamagr love* to I’inecrest Baptist Church Bro ihcrhoud Supper and meeting at <3 30 p. m I’lnecrest Baptist Church Choir Brattice at T 30 p tn. Ciiancr! Ihoir of the First Meth­ odist Church w|!| praitiee at * 30 p. in Choir piacltie at (lie First Hap list Church a* follows: Carol. 6:IS p m : Concord. 7 p m . Church. 8 pm The Itoyal Ambassadors meet at the First Baptist C*-urch at 7 p. tn. The Friendship Class of the First Christian Church will merl at 7:30 p m. at thr Edueatior Building The monthly social and business session will be held J. Earl Evans she did the decorations for the luncheon* and panic* given by Is the president. the National War CoUcf* in Wash­ ington. A small sprayed tree (hi* a it n s '. t Christmas will I* decorated with The Cherub Choir of the F'lrst lighted Japanese Ijniern* and Methodist Church will practice at small painted, glittering umbrella* I IJ p m and fan*. TH*. however. I* a Cltu-creM Baptist Church W M sideline, say* Mrs llam aJe. Cook­ C. Prayer S>-r*ir* from 0 30 10 30 ing Is the favorite pasitime. Laquered fans *re uiesf for M>tk of Prayer program at the place mats and set with Canton First Baptist Church it to a m. china Ornate ratied camphor d u ■' > are placed in the dining an,| again at ?;30 p. m. room and living room. Tim ires* Mission study fur all Stint>cam* ur< * and Oriental pieces are plac at the first Baptist Church from rd at random among nt*-rr furni I 1 p nt Supper for the It. A 's lure, hut ttie rffeel I* charming at 6 p m. and pleases Ihc ovrntrt When asknf what she lias done SUNDAY during her life that she enktyed Pirn crest Baptist Church Chap* I most. Mrs Ramage replied "Tra and C->nrnrd Choir prartire at 3 ■> xcl I've lust been a Navy wife and tru d to stay as close as pov p. m. lisle to my husband *. Plr.i. ri *t Baptist Church Carol Choir practice at 5 3n p. in Plnr rest Baptist Church 3 ith Fellowship nt 8 IS p. m. W H IM S T lt K Y L A S T - at M A T H E R ' S Christmas Party HouseworkAuxiliary Has Meet Tips Given Naturally, you II want your home sparkling clean and shining for the holidays. While there's no sin glr w*v to take the work out of tmiisewurk. your ta*k* ran tv lightened by employing a few time saiing trick* Mirrors, glass (able lops and window* ran t*e cleaned anil pol Ished In a sparkling brllllanrr by adding a little starch to the wash fig water ami then wipin'* dry with a Kleenex paper tonet. No rinse waicr I* necessary You can give your floors added bister by mixing in a little liquid floor polish wilh the washing wa Irr and moving the scrub hru*h or sponge mop with the grain of the wood. I'se cold water (or washing floors incidentally, you can save eon slderahlr wear on knees and skirt* vshen scrubbing floors hy culling away one side and the top of a grocery gaitnn ami kneeling m the earl on Glasses will gteam if you add a few drops of lemon Juice to the rinsing water Porcelain can be cleaned byusing salt on a (lannrl cloth To whisk dirt out of hard-to each corner* or earved furniture, twist a piece of Kleenev tissue around an orange stick or tooth pick If your randies are loose m their holders, melt some paraffin and pour It Into the sockets Place candles In socket* while paraffin still Is hot F'or Ihr Itinehhox: Blend errant cheese or grated American rS-osc with grated carrots and a tittle grated onion Moisten wilh cream or milk At a special election held during Tuesday evening's meeting. Ihc member* of the V. F W Auxili­ ary unanimously chose Mr». Sue Jackson to fill the unr spired Irrin as Junior vice president. Mr*. Mary Roettgcr was selected to (ill an unevpired term as trustee Both posiiionv were vacant due lo resignation Plan* for the » hristmas party for the member* of the A'. F W. Auxiliary and ihrir (amille* wrrr completed Thr patty I* a joint project of P*e wrn ansi women of the Post and will he held on Sun day afternoon. Dec 12. A tur key dinner will be served at 2 p. m. followed by Uhristma* carols and other entertainment Santa Claus will distribute gifts to «H children, as well as rsndy and (roll All post member* and their famine* arr Invited It was also announced that a Otristmas party for the w-omeo will he held at the nevt meeting. Dee I*, featuring a sib exchange and refreshments All membera are invited to attend and brinR a gift. SOME PFitPLE STILL D O S T KNOW —Me operate Sanford’* inly Commercial “"hit* P rin tShop. Wieboldt's 310 S, I* \Ith OK. Xmflt ^Kqd in our • I’m table T> pew rilera • WORLD (il.OHKS • FOUNTAIN PENS • DEPT PHOTO *<fc SCRAP HIL(.FOLDS • BOOKS HKIEFCA8ES Xmas Cards, Paper, Ribbon. Xmas Candles �• * F i j i i —Thttw^ P m . 4, 1IM ' : n I Wjt t ir iir l Wmli Braves Favor 10-Team WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h e Milwaukee Braves a n red-hot for • IMaara NaUoatl League, War* r ta GU*t la tuka-wxrw and moat other official* want wma mora cold facta before they n r jrtl or me that two new teams will get enough players of major league ability to present * good attrac­ tion. " I don't want the clubs we have now to be diluted simply for Ihe MO. sake of expansion." Jo* Calreai, praaidant of tha MiddJa-Of-tload Stand B ravtt, made It plain today MilTbe majority of other NL offi­ vaukaa la “ 100 par rant In favor" any plan to expand Ufa Nation- ciate adopted a middle-of the road Lasgqe ai wai ladleatad with aland. Some ware even more Intha approval of a reioJutieo bytCreated In wbit other facta the raaearch organisation might frrret out than thay were in the ques­ Tbe National League announced Wednesday It will hire an lode- tion of expansion. "This survey could do all of idant rataarch orgsnli* l i o n explore the poiiiblllly of axpan- baiebal] a tremendous amount of good." said owner Bob Carpenter a|on amoni other thlnsa. “ We’re very definitely for ex- of tha Phillies 'It will furnish us with a lot of panalon," Calrnaa laid, "we're for Jt whether It meant a 10 • elub other Information. It will tell us league, a 12-club league or even about the minor league picture, n third major league. Why itand perhaps even amateur btuhall like the Pony Leagues and the In the way of profreu?" Gllai, re • elected prctldtnl of Little Leagues as well as about tha league for a five • year term the economy of certain elite*, the Wedneaday, took aomtlhing of an factlltiea they offer and Ihe popu­ lation trend*. eppoaite itand. “As for a possible to • team “ Right now I'm eppoaed to a league, 1 can’t sea It at this lima, C taam league," he laid. I won’t for It until tomeoaa can tbow It would be loo cumbersome a thing to control. We have a tight, compact league now and with 10 taama, thara might ba too many weak sitters. Maybe It could be accomplished later, but I'd want to know more facts" Galbrtalh “Open-; :tnded" Owner John Galbreath of (he OAINVCVnXE (UPI) - The Pirates declared he wai “openGeorgia Bulldoga cooled off a minded" on the prospect of a 10left-minute aurge by the Unlver- elub circuit, such as the Ameri­ alty ef Florida Wedneaday night can Association adoptod with tha to nip the Gatora 4643 In the recent addition of Houston, Dallas opening Souiheeateni Confeteoce snd Fort Worth. "I certainly would not oppose a R n a for both tcama. The Bulldoga bad a 10-polnt lead lb-club league if the findings of with lata than four mural** ra­ this research organisation show n pt alalag when Flartda bag an tta would prava advantageous,*’ Gil­ rally. TIm Gatora connected on breath aajd. The Cincinnati Rtdltga want to five straight baajtaU to tla the wait and aee before coming out game a t tfr-tff Seconda later, Dorlda want for or against a 10 club circuit. “Wa won't commit ourselves un­ ahead 6M 1 an a pair of free throve by Paul Xoany. Then til we see wjul tha findings are," Georgia reterva center John John- said General Manager Gabe Paul. non bucketed two gulch baikete "L at'i get aoma facia first before to give the game to tbe Bulldeu. we decide." Buny Bavail. vice president Jobnaon and FTorlda’i Bobby Sherwood tied for Ugh acoring and general manager of lha Los Angolas Dodgers, said the lesgue honor* with 14 point* each. Some 3,000 fant watched the was taking a forward slrp. “ H looks like they're optimistic game In the Florida gym. about a 10 club league, anyway,” he said. Bob Pettit Grabs PhU Wrlgley. president of the Cubs, and Walter O'Malley, presi­ Pro Scoring Lead dent of (he Dodgers, were named to hire Ihe independent research United P r tii International Bob Pettit'e patience and ee- organisation which will make the curacy baa tlnallr rewarded him survey. with the National Baiketball Attoclallnn acoring lead. Pettit poured In 34 p o i n t * agalnat Botton Wedneaday night to help tha SL Loula Hawk* to a UP-110 verdict and elevate him to the top rung in acoring with 333 ATLANTA (UP!) - One (Inal printi. Idlo Elgin Baylor of Min- note before we tuck Southeastern Conference football into the hies eaapolli ha* 30 leu. Cincinnati apoiled New York’a until next September — a bird's bid to break a fin t place tie with eya view on bow the SEC should Botton In the Eastern Oiviilon by stack up for 1959. edging the Knicki, 110-104, on a Taking the teams in tha order pair of batkcti by Vern Hatton in they finished this year: the fine! minute. LOUISIANA STATE: Thsro t no respite for Ihe foes of the nation's team. The Bengali Hurricanes Whip top-ranked have 30 of this year’s top 33 playare slatad to return. That Includes Rollins, 104-87 All-America halfbark Billy Cannon, CORAL GABLES (U fl) - The all SF.C center Max Fuglrr, quar­ University of Mlsml opened de­ terback Warren Babb, halfback fense of Its Florida Intercoitsglate Johnny Robinson, fullback Tommy Basketball Conference crown with Davis and the entire "Chinese binan Impressive J04-BT victory over dlt" craw. RolUni Wednesday night. AUBURN: Look for the fourthIt w et the most points ever scored by the Hurricanes In an ranked Tigers to extend that streak of 21 games without a loss opening game. Rollins ltd briefly 33-J2 In the Returnees Include all-SKC guard Zaka Smith, center Jackie Burkett first half, but H |t|nl reielned h*r4-throwiqg Richard Wood and tho lead end n«\«r gave It up. Boyd Coffle of RolUai was the aophomore standout Kd Dyas. MISSISSIPPI: There were only F ame’s high acorer with 31 points, oe Gardner was high for Miami eight seniors on this year's Rebel team that potted an 8 2 mark ami with to. won a bid to the Galor Bowl. The starting batkfleld returns virtually Wilson Inks Pact intact. Tha major line losses will DETROIT (U P I)- The Detroit be center Milton Crain and tackle Uooa Wednesday gave Coach Rudolph S m i t h . Quarterback George Wllaon a new one-ycar con­ Bobby Franklin and fullback Char­ tract. Wilson won the National lie Flowers, 1-2 punch, have an Football League championship other season. )*it year, but hit Uons are hard- VANDERBftT: The Commodores pressed to finish above the .300 will ba hard prestod to equal this mark this aeasen. ie ston’s record of only two loss­ 3 P Surge Falls Short, Gators Bow, 66-63 if r; fl i I Celery Bowl To Be Best Show DAVID STANLEY CECIL DANDRIDfiE Joe Cronin W ill Become American League Prexy WASHINGTON (UPI) — Joe Cronin, a one-time weak • hltllnc rookie shortstop who 4anded In baseball's Hall of Fame, will of­ ficially be n a m e d American League president within the next two weeks. Cronin It virtually “ signed, scaled snd delivered" to take over as successor to Will Harridge, Ihe United Press International learned on excellent authority todsy. When the 32 year - old general manager of the Uotton Red Sox It named, he wt'l become the fourth president In league history and Ihe first former ball player to achieve that eminence. According to the UPI informant, Ex-Sanford Player Dies Of Injuries Willie Skeen, who brought fame to Sanford at an outfielder for the pennant-winning baseball learn of 1109, It dead at Ihe age of (0. Skeen <Utd In a Denver. Col. hos­ pital Nov. 22 of injuries sustained Oct. 27 In an automobile acci­ dent. He came to Sanford In 19)9 to play on Ihe team managed by Dale Alexander for wealthy Char­ lie Bradshaw, Central Florida grove owner and rancher. This team Included Sid Hudson, who later hurled for Washington aqd the Boston Red Sox. Skeen played for right trams professionally before entering the Navy In 1911. He wai a former teammate of Allle Reynolds. Ilia career In pro ball ended with Den­ ver in 1948 He has since been connected with semi pro teams. Survivors Include hit wife, Mrs Vivian Skeen; two sons, John and Wllmer 111, and one brother, George. By Jerry Covington >scouts are expected to look them great team spirit. The Scmlnolcs arc clots behind. Kirk Is the lead­ The Celery Bowl will be intugu- over for the last time this year, will have their work cut out for ing Seminole scorer with s e v e n . rated here tomorrow night between The Darters also have a at and- tha evening. Their only defeat was TDs, Dandrldgc and Lundqulst a r e * the OBC champion Srminolca and out quarterback In Jerome Shaw, by Winter Park. 13*7. This gave tied for second with four each. the Apopka Blue D iners. Shaw Is not an Impressive patter Ihe Scmlnolcs the OBC champion­ Lundqulst his the best per carry These two highly rated team* of playmiker like Ihe Seminole*' ship. fought to a 00 tic last month in ! Cecil Dandrldgc, but Is big and Tne Scmlnolcs go Into tha con- average with 43. This Is one of ankle deep water. A dry field ■ C<x*i runner. He it not much last with a balance of good run­ the hast hslsnced running attacks would Rise all a chance to sec » »hr**t around the rnda b u t ________________ ____best ________ _ the Seminole* have had In many ning and one of the nailing years. which Is the better of the two UP the middle he Isprobably one recordsInthe state.HaroldStone If the Darter defense makes Ihe Tension lias been building all of the toughest runners the SemiandDandrldgcare neckandncck week It should reach Its peak at n°lf i have faced all year. iin the ground-gaining department, way of Ihe ground game rough, kickoff time tomorrow night. The Darters have a big tint, I Vernon Kirk snd Ray Lundqulst Dandridge will take to the air­ Tbe largest crowd ever to a t - ' ----------------------- - —— ■ ............. ways, where he h it been so s u e - , restful all season. With Gerald • tend a game in memorial stadium Jones and Alan Swafm on the Is predicted. This promise* to be receiving end, the Darter defense Ihe outstanding grid game in San­ will be busy. Kirk and CUP Meford history. Kibhln are big threats in this de­ The Darters bring an 8*11 rec­ partment, too. ord here and arc in top form. They have one of the outstanding Although the Seminole line had defensive men in the state in Ger­ ita trouble early this season, It ald Odum, a 2)0 pound linebacker has come through In the last six WASHINGTON (UPI(—Manager laimng Ihe atrong • armed right games. Wilh Stanley leading the capable of giving the Seminole* __ Bill Rlgney labelled Jack Sanford hander f r o m the Philadelphia charges up front, there it ltltle plenty of trouble. He was named to the OBC (cam last season a t “ Hie pitcher we wanted" today Phillies. . doubt that Ihe line will match the a guard but this season has run *Her the San Frsnclico Giants Rlgney refuted to claim a pen- Darters play for play, the fullback spot on offense. pulled off Ihe biggest deal of the ant for San Francisco but Nation. immediately following the game, There will be somewhat of a current baseball meetings by ob- at League rival* already were the athlctic department will award pertona! battle between the Semicomparing the deal to the “coup" j trop;lifl both team* and gold noles' Dave Stanley and Odum. tha Giant* pulled in 1931 when footballs to each player. The SanBoth are college prospects and they acquired Johnny rtntonelli ford | | CraU1 will present trophies from the Braves. Anlonelll went t0 lhe outstsnding player of each -n to win 21 games that tenon tcim Giants Get Jack Sanford To Strengthen Pitching Cronin was tickrtsd for Ihe Job even before Harridge formally an nounced his resignation Wednes­ day a'. Ihe baseball meetings l-ere. The 72year-ol4 Harridge said he felt the league was "entitled to a much younger man" as president and the bandwagon for Cronin started almost Immediately. “ Certainly, I d consider the Job if II was offered me," Hie popu­ lar Cronin raid. “ Out I think rll United Press International thia talk la premature." Hast Premature or pot. there waa no Brooklyn S3 Queens 79 doubt that the Boston executive j Army 77 SU-na 37 would he selected. The only pos­ St. Joseph's 7S Westchester 64 sible impediment would be if Red Columbia 61 CCNY 34 Sox owner Tom Yaw key should Cornell 62 Buffalo U. 12 lurn thumbs down on releasing Connecticut 76 American let. 63 Cronin, There was no virtual pos­ Princeton M Hofstra IS sibility of Ihlt. Brown .07_Tufla . „ 4t........... , „ . . . . Harridge in his farewell state ss sim n«itlJtna-n * J inrnt aald bis retirement waa “all Pittsburgh 73 ' Ohio State >0 voluntary" and empltasiicd that Albright 69 Scranton 6t he Is “In perfect health." Scion Hall 73 Loyola (Md.) 40 "With the many problems fac­ Pennsylvania 63 Rutgers 35 ing baseball. I feel they are en­ Colby 65 Bates 56 titled to a murh younger man," Colgate 63 Bensselaer Poly 45 be laid in his swan tong. Dartmouth S2 Vermont 61 Harridge publicly asserted there Lock Haven Tchri. 77 Ithaca 74 had been no criticism of his op­ Canisius 95 Buffalo Tchri. 60 erations but it was known that he Yale 69 Sprlnglleld 51 had told (rlendt recently that he Alliance 60 Edlnboro 73 was going to quit “ lo heal the Geneva 95 Grove Clly 76 owners to the punch." He had South headed the loop for to years. Phillips Oilct a 70 Citadel 43 North Carolina S' S5 Maryland 53 North Carolina 63 Clemson 67 Phils Sign Gridder South Carolina 7l Wofford St ANN ARBOR. Mich. (U P D - Georgia 64 Florida 63 John licrnniteln. University of St. Augustine 92 Fayetteville 61 Michigan football captain, has WAM 63 W4L 60 signed a baseball contract with Richmond M itand Macon 3* the Philadelphia Phillies “for a Alabama 67 Spring Hilt t7 Miami (Fla.) 101 Rollins §7 substantial bonus." Delaware 73 Haverford 36 Midwest Uastn. Mich. 70 Baldwin-Wall. 66 Cage Game Cancelled Notre Dame >7 Brllarmlne 35 DAYTON. Ohla. (UPI)— Gustavus Adolphus Of SL Peter, Minn, Bradley M New Mexico AIM 51 was forced to ranctl Its basket­ Missouri 71 Arkansas 71 ball game with Dayton last night St. Loula U. 75 S. Dakota St. 6t because of Inclement flying weath­ Midland 71 Kearney 65 Dana 6* Concordia (Neb.) 31 er. Rose Poly 30 Eureka 45 Southwest Texas Tccli 73 Oklahoma 64 Trinity (Tex.) 63 SL Edward's 78 St. Mary's (Tex.) 91 W ajlsnd 36 Two Cagers Make Cage Scores Strong Challenges For Scoring Lead LSU Picked To Repeat As Grid Champ es. All SEC balfhack Turn Moore Is the only starting back return­ ing and Vanderbilt loses the heart of Its Inleitor defense with the graduation of guards George Dud rnch and Hill Grover plus center Ben Donnell. TENNESSEE: An almnil cnllrely green Vol team pulled major up*vis to finish fifth in the SEC, and nearly all the stars return Halfbarks Billy Major and Gene Ettsr lead a three-deep crop. AMDAMA: Paul (Bear) Bryant got a winning season In his maid­ en year with the Crimson Tide. Quarterback Bobby Jackson, ‘Di­ ma's olfensc. end Baxter Booth, renter Ken Roberts, and tackle Dive Slngton depart but halfback Gary O'Strtn and a host of re­ gulars return. GEORGIA TECII: A generally disappointing season for Ilia Yel­ low Jackets with s IT tie wilh Auburn the highlight. Hut look (or Trch to tie a serious contender In '33 with halfback Joe Delany. guard Foster Watkins, tackle Ted Thomas and ends Jerome Green and Tommy Rose the only gradu­ ates. KENTUCKY: Halfback Bobby Cravens and end Doug Shively w|U be the only major losses. Figure Krnlucky lo be vastly Im­ proved with the like* of haUback Calvin Bird, quarterback I-mill Hughes and end Ronnie Cain. FLORIDA: Florida was regard­ ed Ihe best three time loser In the nation this fall and got a Ga­ tor Bowl bid, but will tie hard pressed next sesson. Halfback Don Deal and end Dan Edgington will be back. GEORGIA: If Ihe bulldogs ran find a fullback Iticy will lie one of the powers of the SEC. A stand­ out backfirld will include lliree seasoned quarterbacks and a host of halfbacks. Including speedster Fred Brown snd Bobby Walden. TULAN'E: Look for a higher finish for Tulane next year. AllSKC quarterback (tickle Pelltbon will be back as will all but three seniors. MISSISSIPPI STATE: Tbit was supposed to be (he year for the Maroons with two lime all-SKC quarterback Billy Stacy heading a starting alignment. But State ended In the SEC basement. State will have lo start pretty much from scratch In '39. M f . Tie M tt - Rag. 4Mg 1.09 59c tt- Another Red ‘First* LAUREL. Md -< U p!) - Rutala's double entry of Gsrnlr and Zaryad In the 195* Washington. D. C . International became the first Soviet horses ever lo race on tn American traek. Seminoles Resume Bowl Preparations TALLAHASSEE (UPI) rlda Slate has resumed Delimits In preparation trip to the Blue Grass - Flo football for Its Bowl in Loultv !l!c, Ky. The Scmlnolcs meet Oklahoma State In lhe post season came Dee. 13. % Wednesday, F l o r i d a State stressed offense, going through some ninning plsvs, wind sprints and other conditioning. Sopnmnore end Bob Kavanaugh, suffering from a back Injury. Is the only plsyer not expected to Play. South Gets Myers MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) Coach Jim Myers o." Texas AAM has replaced Sammy Baugh as assistant Southern coach for the annual Blue-Gray football gamo Dec. 27. Baugh takes hi* HardinSimmons Cowboys to Et Paso, Tex,, New Year's Day to meet Wyoming in lhe Sun Bowl. For Distinctive _f < * arranfyements — decorations — corsages — Ganas Mowers Dorothy H. Ganas CA LL FA 22365 WHILE THEY LAST — at M A T H C R ' S Christmas Party From Noon ’Til 9 Tomorrow 9-PIECE TWIN TARGET GAME 'btfeovo* '“Way. lAtH SlOll I A GR( AT h suciintt W/a rd ell 7 aSafiw 9utJt ARNISH Schooling Races TONIGHT, 7:30 P. M. 5.95 B i w * t w in e CORAL UADI.KS (UPI) — The University of Miami is working on a more wide open type attack for use Saturday in the televised meeting with Oregon in the range Bowl. , . , _ . , Coach Andy Gustafson said Ihe • new" offense, lived some last week against Florida. It patterned after the pro style attack of the Clcvrlaml Brown* The first siring harkflcld, led by quarterback Bonnie Yarbrough, will probably unllte the new methods, white the second unit xrill stick largely to tbe regular drive senes and option plays. With Yarbrough in the starting harkflcld will be halfback* Larry DIGImmarlno and Bob Rosbaugh and fullback Stan Markowskl. Hawkins became the greatest scorer to Notre Dime history Wednesday night with a 39 point effort that paced the third ranked Irish lo a run-away 87-33 victoryover Brllarmlne while Hcnnon netted 41 points as Pitt edged Ohio Stile, 73 70. Hawkins' scoring spree In Notre Dame's opening game boosted his overall total to 1.345 points, wip­ ing out the old Irish record of 1,311 points set by Jack Stevens In 1955. The 4 foot 3 forward dropped In 14 field goals and sev­ en of nine free throws as Notre Dame opened a 4123 halftime lead and then coasted Ihe rest ot the way. Hennon, an All-American last season although he stands only 5 feet. 9-lnchet, dropped In two key baskets early In the second half to wipe out a 5047 Ohio State lead. Pittsburgh never trailed thereafter as Hennon con­ tinued hit superlative scoring, winding up with 16 field goals and nine free throws. North Carolina State n i p p e d Maryland, 33 53, North Carolina opened Its season writh an 83 47 victory over Clemson, Bob Fer­ ry's 31 point* led St. Louis to a 75 61 triumph over South Dakota State, and nradlcy galloped to an 86 31 victory over New Mexi­ co AAM. In other major games. Georgia lurned back Florida, 66-63; Jeff Cohen's hook shot in the second overtime period helped Wllllim A Mary edge Washington and Lee, 63 60: South Carolina scored an easy 715* victory over WofConnecticut rlpned Amerlcan International, 74-63; Canisiui >pant,f(i Buffalo Teac.ier*. 95 80; T„ J% Tfch hlck oklaho „ „ n w . Dartmouth's defending Ivy League champions opened with an 8244 victory over Ver­ mont. “ We needed a strong • armed right-hander and we think this Is '■ • “ **" *sld tbe beaming Rignee " h our estimation, he’s one of fbe best in the league. “ There’s 1 good chance we'll ma..i a.Ill another deal," Rlgney •e declined to * 1 wire** told UI’I the Giants were pretting their bid. for Cither Jouiiy Terr pie of the Cincinnati Redlegs or Don Biasing*me of the Si. Louis Cardinal*. Sanford, National League Rookie of the Year in 1937 when be com­ piled a 19 8 record and led the circuit with 188 strikeouts, was obtained in a deal which sent pitcher Ruben Gomel and csteher Vslmy Thoms* to the last • place Phillies. It was the first major deal by a National League club at the meetings a n d undeniably strengthened the Giants is a po­ tential pennant threat. At tbe same time, the Phillies obtained a front line pitcher and deipcratcly-needed catching help. 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(UPI) - The huge Malibu brush fire which hai destroyed W home* and black­ ened more than 20.000 acrea waa reported almost under control to­ day but .still extremely dangerout. r The disastrous conflagration at one time forced several thousand resident* including a number nf movie and television personalities to flee their homes In the Santa Monica Mountains. •'There U no expected time for complete control.” the c o u n t y Fire Department reported. More than 2.0G0 mm remained on firelines, concenlr- ting mainly on hot tick* of flame which cndang'4 'd a populated s e c t i o n near Webster School and two other hot spot! along a five-mile B trimeter on the east and wrst nes. "AH meo and equipment are being held. No one ha* been re­ leased except the Injured," Ihe Fire Department announced. More than 1.000 server men from -arby Navy. Army and Mart-* ramp* were assisting in the f1 cflghting. Htsr's Home Destroyed Use Ayres' $30,000 home waa among those destroyed. Other* lueVI*’ were actor Glenn Ford, Bob .lope and Ronald Reagan whose properties were teared but who managed to save thrlr bomri. A fleet of airplanes dropping packs nf a water-borate solution bombed the area, esperiilly Ihe hot spot! and Die Inaccessible lections in the rugged canyons. The fire by night looked like a million bonfires from a distance. But the stench of destruction could be smelled from mile* away. In the early morning light the fire Irene was Mark. A plume of dirty Mack smokr twirled IS.nno feet into Ihe air and flattened out on Ihe horiron darkening Ihe western part of the sky for Los Angeles residents 35 miles away. Hot, dry aod wlody weather lias plagued rireflghttra since the fire broke out Tuesday at the Mth Ccntury Fox ranch. Keene of Desolation Hearing along on winds up to 60 and <0 mile* an hour, the blare spread over 1,000 acrea In less than two hours, literally ex­ ploding the squat scrub oak trees which spot ihe area. The aame dry awl hoi weather condition* prevaile • Wednesday although winds were down around IS mile* an hour. !/>* Angeles Wednesday had a high tempera turc of *9, an atl tlme recorded high for Dee. 3. Residents returning In srclioni which already have been wiped out and no longer offered any­ thing for the blare to feed on. were faced with a terrihlc scene of desolation. The blackened hillsides which oniy two year* ago fed Ihe disas­ trous Malibu fire that claimed ono life. 0,000 acre* awl 60 mil­ lion dollars worth of property were once again littered with the carcasses of animals. SinccM JhcmkA JACKSONVILLE (C P U - Gator Row) fans wilt watch a special halftime performance Ihis year by the colorful "Flying Circus” of Florida Stale University. Paul Arnsta, pre-game and half­ time rnmmttier chairman, prom­ ised one of the most unique Inter­ mission performances ever staged at a bowl game. The show will (ralure 33 per­ formers and 12 aria, and will be nationally letcvised. Florida State's circus, started tome years ago toon after the achool Iwcame coeducational, draws its performer* from the student body by try outs, just like any other recognised sport. The show it a complete circus minus the lent, containing every­ thing from a high wire act to a flying larpetc. There are rlowns, roller skalers. tumblers, a biryclr act. a cirrus hand and many other clrcusljpc attractions The University of Florida will bo host team for the Gator Howl game this year on Dee. 27. meet­ ing the Rebels of Mississippi. BOSTON (UPI) — About 1200 mayors and other top city offlrials who attended the 33th an­ nual meeting of the American Munlripal Assn, have appealed for million* nf dollar* morr in federal aid to (oral rommunilie*. The ronventinn ended Wednes ■lay with a formulation of Ihe organiiation'a official policy for J939. Speakers outlined the eco­ nomic blight facing cities, The delegates' mnst urgent ap peal came for more federal aid for urban renewal—slum clear­ ance, new highway* and new housing—for which they requested a 10 year, six billion dollar federal program. A resolutions committee, head cd by M ajor Ben Weil of Nash­ ville, T enn, hammered out a set of proposals that won near unan­ imous approval and became the AMA's official policy for the com­ ing year. The AMA urged more federal aid for w atrr pollution control, local airports, area* depressed ny unemployment, public health, civ­ il detense, hospitals and the U.S. Information Service. Most speakers, during the fiveday session, saw the overriding local problem as stum clearance. They also visualized a solid chain nf cities from Maine to Florida with rising cost* of providing ser­ vices. Axle-Riding Rooster ATLANTA (U pli— Ted Sam pies, 12. has found the bantam rooster he was given a* a pel The frightened bird, possibly fearful he would go the way of the tur­ key. had been riding for two day* on the rear axle of a neigh­ bor’s car. SUGAR people who vote ami Order, Thurx., Most Sincerely, KrU nnd Sut SUI'KR Joe Baker Paid Political Adv. hy J«e Raker BOGOTA. Colombia (CPIt-Fortrier Dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilia was held prisoner aboard the navy frigate Capitan Tooo today lo await trial as the alleged ring­ leader of a plot to overthrow the government. President Alberto Llrra* C* marco decreed modified martial law throughout Colombia Wednes­ day to thwart a possihle roup against hit govrrmnrnt. Armored ears and troops sur minded Rojas Plnilla'a residence and the former strongman wav arrested He and his son. retired Lt. Carlost Rojas Gorrea, were flown to '.he hig Caribbean naval hate at Carlagcna and placed aboard Ihe Capitan Totto to await trial in Bogota Military o/ftfials said Rojas Pinilla would he returned to the capital Dee. 13. The Interior Ministry announced ''complete cairn'' In Bogota and the rest of the country. Llrra* Camargo said In a na­ tionwide radio broadcast that a plot had been smashed and that a •tatc of alegc was placed in ef­ fect. R Included censorship of radio newscasts and a ban against public meetings. Legal Notice HKRSHEY To mo many gave me support. Many families will be homeless or Christmas. County officials estimated that in addition to the million* of dol­ lars damage caused by the blare It cost more than JM.OW a day to fight the fire. The area has been declared a disaster area hy the Small Hurtnes* Administration in Washing­ ton. allowing homeowner* to ap ply for low interest, lo. g term federal loan*. WASHINGTON lUPl) - Organiicd labor and It* allies launched a major drive today to obtain an increase in the federal minimum ware and cvtrnd It to include mil­ lion* of workers not now covered. New demands for Congreti to revamp the Fair Labor Standards Act were rspeelrd to rctult from a two day conference martin! Hie 20th anniversary of the minimum wage law. The AFL-CIO aod the National MARKET Corner Sanford Ave. at Ith SI |\ n i l kTV Jl *» M i ' n i . i : f n n n . n i l l»T. r if iH t lM .s o T in : t o rn» employes srtii r.,. ii,’ at M A T H I S ’ S Christmas Party From Noon T il 0 Tomorrow Terse brief from reader WilUam Dullard of Sanford; "A* you would that others do to you. do ye slso to them, even In traffic. R. p. Lament of Oviedo will attend the 62nd Annual Convention of Ihe American National Cattlemen's Association in Omaha. Neb. Jan. 11-17. Dig Bill Tildrn won the U. S men's tennis championship seven time*, more than any other play­ er. Legal Notice lit: i.m o tt > , m i l l | ( B tC S tIM tl I t H t T *» i S f . t K i t l j S tU ilfS N liis C » t r m l v «i i . l i i * * (« .h ilt m in > iili >•* »P«t i ^ . i lU v t c i S l .i « | sleet i r i i i i t i c j i l , t i . i , e S j U f i M l lectaSM . * h *»® #■ * U t llr t t r * . U k f \r * t l« * r t h a t a rt h # r * t * v r M t v tfr d t il# l# w r w rit * f # n »!# f t n * • ■ p#r * n m! 1v n r b y ■ft i s f i o r i i f r , nn n r h # f « r * l a n u t r V I t h . 1 %’.*», «t th# n f t*rn «*t# rk n f th * c ^ ir * t*i ih # t’ o iih t r I ’ n t ir t lin t**# . In H » * ifn r d . ftn fiilflo ln f ’ o u m y , K l* r ! d # . » n '1 rn *tt a i o t iv t f i r r r n f in K i r l v l * lh u « * in M # p , A i t o p r s v fo r r u t n t t f f . I* «» ••"« ? • M n f n r t l . t‘ l r M * . 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He laid many worker! art rclustanl to give Ittclr ronseni vi-n though they have Wen pawl i •> helow the legal ••Any man »ho cheati 'ill Bill Casiube, m anager of ihe Winn Dixie Store on French Ave. i* recuperating from surgery In Seminotc Memorial Hospital. ^ n r it r t o T O : r . L W o o i * »; t a u% f kno w n r ruTATi; or K»th*r Mjb 1Kraufirk *#■ TO A L If r K IIH O N M 1| A V ! V #J r t . A I M f l O ft h K ) 4 . U . P ( i A H A l.N ir r " M l * I . hT A T L : V -ti ra rh nf u * r# tin r# risstlfla d in Ml** a v y e l i i n i i an d «!#• I " J R ! i w h ic h r ru t . n r r t l i i f f n f y o u . ru *n 3 a \ t a n >*34 f » ! i t f In t h r o f lie # o f li o n . W ll* «n A fiS A ft i# r , * j£ft o f h a m ln o j* t V u f j t y . a t Hi# n f f h r tr| Hi# »*ot ir l l i o n »r In ft#nfnr< l. I ’ l >rI la . M ih t n # l« h t - at# ri(tA r n m p th * fro m th# tfm # o f Ik # M r* ! f iiit i||r « t |n T i n f ( hi# f i i f t r * K a i h <1»tm n r m in t h r in w riM 'itf Atnl m o t s' th# i t f i r r o f r r * i l * ! l f r a n J |n n t »»ffli * *■ »*f th # t la ln iA O l an d m nM t.« ■* o . n t • h ¥ th® r U l m a n t . h it or t l t o r t i f v ’, o r th e aam e • h i l l hr vo M . r h t * t » r A K ra u t ifh A # K m H - .f n f M i l ■ •!*(# U h ir e i Ar t* rh « n I " " I M t t r t l f llit lld ln v 4 trf fM iir\ F i n U A t t n r m e t# f o r ili# < u in r t I r * 1 fi tat *1Ja i!l-» n »*n f If If Consumer! League, Joint sponsors of the meeting, lined up such new deal headliners as former Secretary of Labor France* Per kins and economist Leon Keyserling to address their conference. The Labor Federation was on record in fas or of a 23-eenl boost In Ihe minimum to I t 3 and exIrnston of coverage to nearly in million additional wage and satiry worker*. Secretary nf Labor Jam es P Mitchell, scheduled to speak today did not commit himself on a higher minimum or broader coverage in hi* preparrd remark*. I s Ask Amendment Sfltehefl said he would ask Concress to amend the act to a'i'horlac him to sue an employer to re­ cover hack wages for an under­ paid worker without the worker's written permission as now re­ quired. CONSISTING O F : . . . Of Various D rew Length* or hy the Yard for Interior Decorations. Dresses, Sportswear And Decorations! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED SANFORD �• • • Milk# If \ Compliment* and We Are Itrhiml CLEAN Sweep Thin Year flood l.uck Sanford You lllg Team Seminole County T ilt* n i ' c r ■ *»*# i i i h i i SKMINOI.KS BOYD - WALLACE 119 IV. 3rd Si. Oil Mutual |n>urarur FA MISS 1M S Park At*. ' t t l S. Talmrilu FA :e m i ACC WILSON-MAIER Duality Plumbing Sinrr till Ilf EI..M FA i o m : GREGORY >11 E. Firat M. LUMBER Sanford, Fla. Ith A Mapl* FA M M FA I m e WllMJha • c o o n I.LTK FELLOWS'* PROGRESSIVE CELERY BOWL CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. Office Outfitifr. Here Since l*ia IIS S. Park at — Far Building Supplifa LEE BROS. £00/1 jf (;om> I.K 'K It** Never H lfher THK SKM INOI.KS » * * You'll Want n i a m : Ernie’s Standard LAUNDRY F or Touchdow n* Set IF YOU WANT F \ J.’ill PRINTING CO. 'Tommrrrlal PrI»rln« At It* Flaeal** FA I m i 2'hxdm j. O & am b& i 5, (•nod l.uck Seminole* Drop In Vllfr The 4M W. nth We're Hack Of The home t e a m (iamr, Fur Drlicluu* Fi*"d. Carroll Daniel S p .m . Tftm w JiiaJ S tadiu m . PIG’N WHISTLE : form ruction Co. JTI# Sanford Ate. FA: M il We Ettrnd Our Sincere S A N FO R D S EM IN O LES Be*l Wishes SKMINOI.KS! Heal Wishes To The Sentinole IHkIi School Team and Prp S<|uad - V S - J. L. Hobby, Sheriff W. W. Horne Inc. TRICK MOCK WiF CO. A P O P K A B LU E DARTERS Gff( ftO, H eal W iihrft F or A Fine Season Go, Sanford Seminole* Chapman Concrete Products SANFORD AUTO PARTS, Inc. l«t V. Fltn IIS W. lal* St. FA I MS I . Big Half-Time Show Con s r* l u!n I inn* On A Rreil Season .Selection of Celery Bowl Queen f4/a H. B. Owens Service Station George Hughes Service Station .Awarding of trophies to each team I t l l S. Park A**. 111* Sanfurd Ate. .Most Valuable player on each W t'r« With You Team Win, I,n*e Or Tie nc*( Wi*he* Heal Wiahea To T h p Sanford team trophy presentation Sherwin-Williams Co. I IT Maf noli« Hit 'em HARD Seminole* W Seminole*" HOLLER MOTOR SALES 1 1 \ M ill SECOND al PALMETTO I*iftifgr >1uffin Win Or l,o*e U ral Wi»hr« Seminole* We're Still l.e l'a Heal Those llchind You Blue llu rlern (IOOI) l.rcit! Fine Sell non Sanford Seminolra MARY CARTER Grnmkow Funeral Home Roy Wall Paint Stuff Jones Electric Co. F trrj lad Dal. Free 1M W. 1*1 II. »i t.l Odham A Tudor Inc. Plumbing IMI S. Baafard Ate. “Buildrr* of Finer Ham»«" FA I MU Ileal Wlahea For Your Celery Congratulation* For A The Friendly Hank C.ood l.uck Seminole* Howl C.ame FLORIDA STANLEY - ROGERS HARDWARE CO. THE SANFORD HERALD 211 Sanford Ate. FA 2-5331 / L= % STATE BANK a Of SANFORD • �• # * v _, a ■ i i * ■• ■ a »r 'I'i 1 ^ -*- i ^ i i * Grotowohl Elected f f f r O in T n ri ITrndB P a g * 10—ThoPf.. I V e . 1 19M i n ■i.i—- - ..n..,. Triangle: Dgddig ,' Liz And Eddie in East Germany ( n i l b the aeceed ef three dis­ patches m the personalities invetvrd In the IJf Taylor Fddle riiherDebbie Rejnelds triangle and b * 11 to nffetUng their c i r w n a l personal Uvea.) HOLLYWOOD —Cl P li— A wist man one* noted that a halo need •Up only 10 Inches to become a DOOM. The h i| queMinn In Hollywood Iheie dayi b Just how far Eddie Fisher's halo hai flipped with the public alnca he began dallnf fill■hath Taylor —the widow of hli beat friend. Mike Todd-and broke up hit "itorybook” marriage to Debbie Reynold!. Event! Indicate that Fisher'* re­ putation ai the ihy "aolden boy” of ihow builneii If In danier. Ed Either, a publlciit at Screen Gem i Fltma who hai received Quotable Quotes Lolled Prrif Internallonal MOSCOW—Soviet Premier Nik­ ita Khnithchev, on what Rimia would do If the United Slatei did not rrcoeniic hif propoied free city of Berlin: "We would be estrrm rly aorry. but that will not itop ua from evecutlm our plani. There It no other way out.” 1 I It I LONDON - Mr*. Richard M. Niaon, on learning her huiband, the vice pretident. had to bor­ row ■ tusrdo to attend a Thanksgiving dinner with Quern Elbaheth herauic he didn't bring one along: “ This la the flnt trip he ever went on that I didn't pack for him, and it will never happen again. Somebody In Waihlngtnn . . . forgot to pack it and it wasn't me.” WASHINGTON—Wailreaa Alic* Kassel, after serving ThanksgivJng dinner lo Rep. Coya Knulton (R -Minn.), and her huihand, who had complained ihr cared more for Waihlngtnn polltira than be­ ing a wife back home: •They aeemed pretty cheerful." GRAEENWOIIR, G e r m a n y —Rock 'n' roller Elvla Preiley, on being pmmottd lo private fint e tn a In the Army T m 1proud to have a ilnpe." ! Sentence Reduced For Young Airman In Tryst Slaying EOL1N AIR FORCE BASE (I’l’li —Air Force official! have reduced a life lenience to Id yeara at hard labor In the m e of Airman Wallare Millard Wheeler Jr., convicted of killing a young German woman after a tryil In ber Welihaden apartment a year ago. The H y rsro ld airman pleaded guilty al bif court martial here Nov. 4 to fit ally (tabbing Frlrrileai Genre, M. lie waa acntenced to life Imprisonment. diihonorable dlicharga, am! forfeiture of all pay and atlowanrea. MaJ. Gen. Joe W. Kelly, com­ mander of the Air Proving Ground Center here, reduced the lenience Turiday, artlng on a recommen­ dation by the itatc Judge Advocate'e office. Kelly then approved lh« reduced aenlcncr In hia capa­ city a i reviewing officer. The caie will go before the l \ S. Air Force Judge Advocate for final review. Wheeler told (he court martial that ha atahlied the young woman while aha dept In her apartment Oct. 30. 1MJ, while he waa ata tinned In Germany. lie returned to thle rountry and waa relea!-:d to Inactive rraerve duty loon afterward*. But he waa traced from Waihlnalon, D. C , where he waa working, to hii home In rrm icola through an artist's drawing of the man latt aeen leaving the apartment. 9.f-Year Rule Ends MONTEVIDFO. Uruguay (l.P l) —The nationalist Bianco Party ended the 03 year rule of the lib•ral Colorado Party In a major upset In Sunday's national elec­ tions Several celebrants wera In­ jured In clashes with police airly today. An average rlly In the U. S uses HU gallons of water per day (or each person living there. S U P P L IE S ' j v t . vc-r fe?-: aev?” i WCHTHl'CAVEiA-SOWtTU.Vi BERLIN (U P I)-T h e Eest Off seme of the alngtr’i mail by mli- | Four years'ago. at the height of man rubber stam p Parliament take. iald: "A lot of people who hia luccrii. Fisher laid: unanimously r re '-e lM Commun­ wrote are rather dlirutlrd with "I used to be very ihy and ist Premier Otto Grotcwobl to so­ their hero. The letters were bashful, and a little bit sta )i with other term today. favorable to Debbie but not to Grotewohl did not attend the Eddie. They icem to forget be'i you. When I lived In Philadelphia session of Ihe so-called Proole's just a normal human heitfg who a i a boy, my mothrr would ask Chamber, the lower bouse of Par­ makri m litakei." me lo sing for relative!, and I'd liament. A government spakesmsn What are the proipecti, then, go upilairi and hide under the said he had a cold. for the future of the Myear-old However, rumor* circulating in bed." linger? When Eddie was scaling Ihc West Berlin said Grotewohl had Eddie Cantor, who discovered i been taken to an East Berlin him nine y e a n ago when he aang peaks, one of his advisors rem ark­ i hospital with an illness sarinusly ed: ''There'! only one thing that et Jennie Grosstnger’i rnaort In worrie* me. Whit will he lie like described as a stroke, tots) e*the Catikill mountain!, uld: jhaustion y a nervous brrskdown. “ I wish I knew, but 1 don’t. If a year from now?" And the change did come. The An East German press spokesman I did, I'd be a network preilold Eddie Fisher is gone. The new said the reports were not true. dent." one mult now icll himielf lo the George Jci«cl. an old friend of The first complrtc radio broad the Fifhers and the Toddl, aaid: public. If he can carry It oif—at Sinatra cast of a performance from Ihe "The only way Eddie ran posstage of the Metropolitan Opera ilbty he hurl la hy a rllent (apon- did—thru the future should putc House took place on Christ mss few problems for Fisher. io n . In the television huilnen, Day, 1311. II was Humperdinck's the client can hurt >ou more di­ (N eill Debbie'i ro putir Ap­ "Hansel and G rrtel." rectly than the public, particularly peal.) If they get a lot of letter!." Legal Notice Hopefully, he added: "Person ally. I think the only thing that Ihtif unknown hilri a! !*» n r v r r n r rt/inin-v ran hurt Eddie with the public la TO: I#eat##>. iti%li#*» (fiRtff* IIKVRT W. Ill n.VMVM »><l ■**ign* a»r i l ilminls iifh#F, If he ilnga badly." .---------iiriiMi.vvi hi* mif*. • la* unstrr lh#m. »»# *l!lt#r If ftD«l If d#ad. Mi# » Some of F iih er'i friend! think nf tharn «!#♦#*•#*! tap tsfkrF* link n h*ltt a! law, I#**Wfa#, wht»a# rf«ldffltf« #n>| differently. Said one: t##«, i|flT*f#* tritliVff •. *# ■ •tiirsvsss sa k-'p1 s i« j * #igrin nr ■l*im*l,f • (at h#f W1## "The sm artest thing that Eddie a ill a itt srtfl all i»#f* und#r iham »rrtthtr **t *«-1* tiaifnw sir <lalmin can do la rra liir that people will tham. ilacfiifhil nr hih#f v»I*#, hat# a nr r Is jit. till#, rltlm w r It ♦ i *♦ f # ■ * I •:!# > H e a * • m n d * * 1 < 1 c #•#. no longer think of him ai the ItiI**#*f nr "I* r«»aMl lit aft*l g• ■• kfifimrt nr # unkri n mn f't th# f'lll'in 1'nsr »f#*v fIis#I haihful young ion of a poor veget­ v SIR K ItVllKrfK »n»l — |afiiS«ft| In h#ml rent • -------- «J|t(KKIK. h i*able peddler. He left that league •*-tintv hTwf# •.? t Inn I* hind, If II ii lit. ■*>! If »n«r# Hirtli ulsrt> d ik fllff when he atartrd aeelng Lit. I ftPlr onknniin Iiflrt *t N», i l fnfl *wa In-W(I i t|iv|l##>. "Ile'i got to develop a new, ftagifii is* * . e .4 .1 Itt a NnrtH • ••laftp nr nlh^r* >,t tf,. - :j (lt#.i •• e -f ff f ? more worldly and mature person trlii iiN ir th#m, *ir *lth#r «»f Ik* W •*f tk# SI t nf l^an* nr allty. And actually, ihit'a what fha BtVf« N#«'Tl«»n ?. T*iwrn* Miif>M r*i|i|#ncfti »ml INO 21 H'stiih. Ilarm# 39 ht'a really wanted for a long • • •« knntn at* unknown. I*at! run > #t II*l:ili:iIknN r. IIAU. an.l lime. You h e ir a lot of itorlei North 14 rliitn t, l*a*i II1 -* ItAlela, hi* wlf#. If Ih l ihaiia Ponth Ik chtlDt t n» about how much he worihlpped If Ikfif unknown hflr* of brtirtnlfi#, it litr, |r|A |t‘ i. slnlstH Mike Todd, hut the gur he really Ynl AIt K IIKUkltY NuTirfftn • mntfff. iiilKni nr rtilrn* a l*ift hi* hr an fU#«t again*? wants to be like la Frink Sina­ •ini'* 4itk#r wI*• unf|#f I1h*m*nr tilka! * « n in . Ih # f t r f t i l I < '(iu rt t-f I h« *iiiih*f i*r | tiffin, fl*4#«**-l i*r | ,Vui:th tra.” ti I *'4r• i.i11. in #n»f for ilburi lap wH«i«« f rihlfnrr* 1h rm lrifit#fiidh f'«.'«infv, t r i o r f ils r n lt |lf * t ifi>1 •»)tit#§*«•« «* kttnwtt i*fi* n i> MriNTntm i r . rigiLtiff tinknr.rtiv K I» VV % ft I • " 4• MrMtV w. Ill rt.Ntl % V I*At Is Ai: If ifi1 Afftlli: V |t#f#ris1**i» *. fh **!»*«•*writ' Sn at I* hli «llf* wheie# Thev nalurt of th# ttm |« | * «* ** Ii at knftwn ***• N e w s 0 / flrnnklln# S'nrfnlU I'enjntv, Ilil# »r* f#nulr»'l ?n fil# *nur \li*i*rhu*ft1a, If 11*If»«r and n fVftii ?e ft if* f# n * # a W |t h f it* f l f f k If d#ii|, IHrIf unknown ftrH# *if !! Ih# *§Id 4’ntlft nttif **r%9 a if |*«, Iffilpat. tl»»l*»f», *vifir thtrmf uil*»n Plaintiff a** itifilf** aiilfU* nr ct*tm> tnriiria on #r hatnr* ih# ?J.|a *u# • n it n ih fr * !* # u n « i# r H i» m , nf (ifrimtirr A. I* iv.l, nr a or of them. i|r I pro ronfFia* will ha rnl#r»S rHrtfrwli# who*# ra-»|«|#ns#* •lerre* A g A 111*1 A * H f , CAMP GAnY. T « - Second LI. i iiM *it«lrf m■ knnnn *r«HiTMfyn fn# f.sn«1 and •#*! unknnnn* I.UCIKN IlflllltY* f^fark Floyd Sparkman Jr., IT, whose of ih# fir full *hi uri in and ■ 1 •"» kfionri •« I. I.’ i’ I \ X h*fiilnnU f mint». rlorida. tfiu parents live at 411 Russell Ave. nnrilY *l*n known «• W - f**i Slftl daf nf Nm*nnfi#r A. IK 1111. E*i;A\ I>fU lit. Bt A I’MfiKMi: recently completed the IT-week Cl t* fll!ftXlH iV. M (fill lir Hit Wifr. If h tln r • t.t:rtK f i t i f i r r i fii tiT Army prim ary Right training «n*f if thflr unknown in 9\*ii p»itt iMt:Mts«n.ie h#ir* if law !#■« t#r*. «1#* course at Camp Gary, Tes. INIPNTY PleOltlltA % !**#«, itfunif#* * »>laiig* nr Af t 1 I,«:iri-hinl*» Ii C*. Lieutenant Sparkman entered the rUltninlr nthfrwifw untlrr BAIf Hr »: 411 Itltfl.l. Mr POSH , lh#m *ifiMt»d nr silliarwIiR. All i iiM Army in January HM. a Ihafitlff wins*# iMldnifM iixl id* U**e koufkfornratis# Avfhui The lieutenant If a Iftt graduate rjr#*t*i at known ir# MR- 4tr|anln Phsrhla known Rl.l K\V%V»:l.r • fii| if l l t f l ’IT COURT RttAtl of Seminole High school, lie was -— MWW llf.r. hi* »vif* employed by the Independent Life If Ilvint, iu4 If tl#ii1. tfi#lr I* Ik# I OMrf #et Ik# • ••Hilt Jwd«#, unknown htift #1 l*w. !#«*• kn*liti|p I mmrntf. I l«rM», Is P#«Insurance Company In Sanford b* f##a. si#%!•##*, tMfilre* ••* Nl#, fore entering Ihe Army. ilitn# or lUlmflMi iirtd#f Ihnn nr #lth#r nf la rfi Paiair of tfi#rw, *i#r*i*#d|. rtf tilhrrilsc lilt'll Aim j nr.NUT fie, #a*#d BAD KRKUZNACH, Germ snyimilfr th*cn, or rlllitr **f T» III •'rgittutt'* amitl r#r«»n« t hr m, iltti-awiii of •*|li#r,wJ*#,., l*tc t tg| ma air I Iron nwsia I ga|fm« In■I Armv l.t. Col. Elmer G. Bandy, Wh4»•# r• • Iiff nr #a «?iif m*IsAf #**llalalai 41, son of Mrs. Annie F„ Randy. m *« k11it'ia ti Hr • ii nk no orn; Y«n arid #>'h *tf V f*»l *r# f* 1 IlMl.I.ltW \V * 1 •II W. Firat SI , recently partici­ and rrtm lm t * » i*f#» linieleOlVAT. il* n»f# if lit. U* L'iUn*d am (l«hn« and ilmiamia If»«. iiul ff if#*«1 thtlr iin* a#"'* pated in a field training eserelse n If. !i riiti, t.r nf imu mat UtMiwn li#lr* it law, I#tc a * again*! 1h« rsfal# of It I»*If with Ihe »th Infantry Division in t ##• d ftliftt. ffrinipFi. ,n hat# Al'.Il i III M*Y. ilr. m *H |«(# of flnw* iaf claimant# Mhvrwt*# • ail fount}, l»a Ih# *'nut Bad Krcusnath. Germany. t% Ju la# lintjaf t ft#TU or *Mhrr uf t H#tiilfii.la feitinn Ptssrida, with­ Colonel Itandy, rommindrr of Ihrm, f|#i aaiftl «>f (ilhar*l«* ' < in alghl lilrndar tnnnlhi fh# wlina# r*i(d(<u m and a<f«Ir**** tlm# of th# flrai luihili at i >from Headquarters Company of Ihr i of thla #« at known ir« unknown ttiitlr# l-a* h rlalm or -l#ma*t*| ahall division's Bth Signal Riilalion. en­ f: H\T».k ansf VIUl.KT Ir» writinn, ant #t*all *i*t# th# IIATKk WIlKf.M* a* rral- ha tered the Army In 1911 lie has IItIk•* of f#e|.|#ni# ami |>o*| affh* if it a r v Irvatf#* Infra ansi t Mf(*a of Ih# e1g*I«alattt f , And fluff been in Europe since September iimfcr fhw 11at nf w i*f h# ■Mn.fR In ih# i la Iman I, hi* «a» abit*Ii: » <MTI> and asant, or In ttss. ath>in#A. arid apr atifN MAItt *1.11 ff ttfl.KI.Vrf Itrr t 4#nisnit not an fl)t«l ahall The rnlnnrl Is a 11(1 graduate Atu*is«n*l If 1(i fnr . an it tf claim fle-ad, ihftr unknnw n half* !•« ialdV>ldrrd k Miinitir of Georgia Institute of Trrhnnlngy. it 11w. Ifcitf#*. divli##* 11- r Irwx s alls»na] I'llnk (if lie was employed hy the Tennei a i arri #* a ata'licni nr t l.itii*(tflgftdn inf* nttiirwliw n mlrr tham sesi Coal Iron and RR Company, IU lo# Ms-s»t Kir »or asp ilthff ft? !h#m, *t#» ra ii I A* ^rjik r Truai Uffhrr Birmingham, Ala. Ills wife Odrln, *sf nlli#rwlt* wh >*#» rolditif • l*i# if*n »-f th# l!»lat# nf #a iD'l #.t>1(»a*«« «• liiidwn Is with him In Germany. lilt hard I Mtindr. d#< #a•# | a 'f Unknown;. . ■■■.■tef"\VtM '* I' aid A llandlfi • Oi Fit AN K %!. I.CWIk T ru f. liflandn Kl-tlda t#f, ff Ifvliii, and If ff#*d Attorn#)* f.-r » i#« t|fnfg Navy LI. Cdr. Robert R Kidwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kldwell of 1349 Bisrf Ave, Day­ tona Beach, Fla., and husband of the former Miss Gladys 1. Wright of »3J Maple Ave., Sinfnrd, Is serving with Air Development Squadron SI* at MrMurdn Sound. Antarctica, during Operation Deep freere. JuSScf-NWONV MERE** -------’----___________ - / CM*CM Men In Service I ----------------- 7 h 5 S'O S ” 75 ? C * C A U .v ) f y , THE UUV5 A = T*-.No 7CO< A »OLt N H A °P 2 N E 3 ” C L & ^ s .r o u e s s 4,- T Y t — .r r Z Z > ( T>(£Y V AOE '----- — OU 2 5 N .* /^A .LM V C A TSS ^btUCM,MUCH "N / \ 0 "ED O V MO'JE Ca CiT s a .'71__ I \ 1 vvnaTHS BBS-COOKMi F03 a ~ ' — .7------; T ;I uG- -v-s »\. \ ,i9 < m \ i— ■: A ' / - r - s e i '5 - - at U o c ? -a s w -o \ r c \ e s w s s o -vv—: o -r«Ou«»3 1 r (OVV MS L'<s» T -5 COLP I M A * - ;; . - ss AT S ^ -M S J ^ T - \ » (. p u l / \ VCX'NC* MAM.YCXJ *C ' acse iu p p c s e o * . t TO Pf mc-<L .YB y f u v e n -Y X Week-end Special CAMP LEJEUNE. N C. - Mi-1 rine Pvt. David T. Keyser. son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Keyser of Kern P ark. Fla., and husband of Ihe form er Miss Bonnie M. Plerey of Fern Park, graduated Nov. It from an Intensive fourweek Infantry training course at Camp Lejuenr, N, During Ibis »crtod Minors live primarily in Rif field ind take part In bivouacs, marches ami muscle building rtrrclses. This training, followed by Iwo weeks leave, completes Ihe basic Marine Corps training. Graduates are then assigned lo spernlist schools or a permanent duly as ilgnment. j vvC> REGONiTOe'TMeOC SD QSY.M?L'U. *-A.E TOUAtN THAfftMAT a-__ JY PC*5' 9UT 3 • JT ID WIND f I FCOiJT im ry Tm n -. UP CETU^ evDJSES, MV WATCHte n and y t ODHT’ Kr.ow Kf.Ovv.WHArTlME r ' .Y U . ■-— *•_/ . w m 1 r~4't‘-o i h A l * ‘ -a iL % ’\m \S f__ v i , IrS? !- - I.n ^ ? I (S&5 a r jm * « FSU Designated For Teacher Tests TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - Flo rids Stale University hss been designated a testing renter f ir the 1(39 nitionwide administration of Ihr national teacher eliminations nett February, It w it announced here today. Those eligible for the testa are college seniors preparing to teach and teachers applying for posi­ tions in schools which encoursgr or require applicants lo submit Ihelr scores on the eliminations along with their other eredentiila OCX’ S A mev. iBT-a G O NG J MAvti 3C#C TO PCCWiNT TMS CALLS f (v ---- T J PLM ON ) THEM FlUST... LIKE WE D>U AT MV «X S E BErcWE WE RMNTEO/ M 3 5 THE ENERGY CROWING CHILDREN NEED -AT ft T u flf f VOO *J> S Your W tlfrcen Agency Drug lift L- ,P;PNT - . ’v r r\-.^,v KNOW J Wl WSS6 TO H»\C- A«SN 7r ,____ — V REWD1 .sareL .NSPCi T C S TCCAV.' CO.T VDU C-LvS f \ E 8 gEAPT-fi BLLLET-j 9CA3D Store Roumillat & Anderson FA 2*0392 “On The Corner By The Clock” r*PBPBmwnoLF»g>inji ■■■■MBBMMBIKMntfMWMMMIBHMMSKVMBdiKMnHHi / �« -» istart Coiinting Dollars By Setiling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads I —FOR RENT CLASSIFIED INDEX LOST AND FOUND 2—I OR RENT CLOSE IN—Sanford—308 E. Slh. NEAR High School. 2 bedroom Si. 2-Hr. homr. Open Thurs., (urnlfhed home. For 1 or I Frl . Sat 3 A M. In 2 P M month period. FA 2 6239. Owner. Ph. VU S O I I DcLand a - h£ aI.'Bat a l*i. run s t u i 2—FOR RENT Furnished 1 bedroom house. $3Q Fise acre tile farm Large 3 lied 2— ft-ROOM * BOARD a month, near base. Adulli room bouse, large barn- Easy FA 2 4«3S terms oseph B. levy, phone 3— BEACH RENTALS FA 2 12ZJ, . 4—WANTED TO REN1 2 bedroom lurnished apartment, upitain. Adults. Phone FA 2 7679 HOSA L. I’AYTON I— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE after S p. m. Close in. Registered Heal Estate Uroker 4—FARMS ■ ACREAGE • Th FA 2-1301 —17-92 at tllmwalha 4 room house with bath 4 other GROVES utilities. On hard surface mad IU 1 NOW and lake advantage ol • —REAL ESTATE WANTED Homestead T a x exemption to l-emon Bluff. Mrs. Glenn RETIREMENT HOME, available Tyler •—MISCELLANEOUS now. Neat, one bedroom. CD •-FLOW ERS • PLANTS SALE~OR~RENT 1 B. r T ~M il. homr. Florida room, carporte, SHRUBS new Moon trailer. Air condition­ kitchen equipped. Nice shady ed. Adults. FA 2 *661. lot. Price S7,SU» with terms. IB—OFFICE EQUIPMENT 3 Room apartment: ground Boor. Modern 3 bedroom home, utility II— AUTOMOBILES • 311 Palmetto Avr room Kitchen equipped and I TRAILERS bedroom furnished Large living 12-BO A TS ft MOTORS tt I.I.AKA APARTMENTS: room* room. Tile floors. Large lot private baths. 114 W. First St. Price $6300 with terms. 12—FARM SUPPLIES ft MACHINERY Furnished apartment, 20 P 9 W. 1st. In beautiful, older part n( lA)t II ARBOR, a nice 3 bedroom, f it t *!,/!—PETS • LIVESTOCK Large furnished 3 bedroom up home on eatra large, landroap SUPPLIES stairs apartment tn town. $63 rd lot Florida room, carports a month. Cal’ FA 2 3071. IJ—A R Tia.ES WANTED and utility room. Hardwood floors. Kitchen equipped. Well IS—PLACES TO EAT Lt. Cmdr. Clevelands' nice 7 room and pump. Mortgage $13,400 pay­ unfurnished house, electric kit-. able $43 month. Balance caih I l f —BCAL'TI PARLORS chrn. tile bath 4 shower. lank Trice $1S.W0 1A—FEMALE HELP WANTED Arbor. See Mr*. Pippins across driveway. Call FA 2 1677. LAKEFRONT, one acre land with , IS—MALE HELP WANTED 3 bedroom. Cll home. Garage MALE OR FEMALE 3 Room furnished apartment. $61 On large lake, hav own sand mo. including utilities. Th. hrach. Owner transferred. Price T l —WORK WANTED FA 2 2933 $17,000 with terms 22—BUSINESS Bedroom house, unfurnished, kit­ * OPPORTUNITIES S t . Jvtm j k U l , f!wyaay chen equipped. $70 monthly. Fh 22—SPECIAI SERVICES FA 2 66M. l,r, N, Park Ave, I'h. F a 5 6121 24—PIANO SERVICES Furnished 2 bedroom apartment 24-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS Seminole Realty clean and close In. FA 2-tOIJ W'. DIETRICHS — REALTOR Jimmie Cowan. 24— ELECTRICAL Ellf. Methsln—Velma Goasaltt. CONTRACTORS 2 bedroom house near air base, Adelaide II. Mnsei — Asturian's • 1 - A—BUILDING, REPAIRS, FA 2-3112 kitchen furnished. $70 a month. IIB1 Park A<e. Call FA 2 4114. After 3 30 p m. 25- B BUILDING SUPPLIES Lots for sab-, located B miles 3V. rill FA 2-4734. 21—NOTICE • PERSONALS of Sanford. Ph. FA 2-3260. 3 Room apartment. 3 miles north 21-ARTICLES FOR SALE Lakefront 2 bedroom M ine home on 17 92. $30 per month, furnish­ Practically 2B—FURNITURE ft finished on inside ed 420 W. First St. Beautiful lot right cm lake. Short HOISFHOLD 2 bedroom unfurnished house, distance from Drt.and. $2.7W elrctrlc equipped kilthen, Large rash price. 4'an be financed. Call 1—LOST AND FOUND yard. He s i neighborhood. Crumpton Builder* in Orlando. GA 2 6346 LOST—Parakeet. Light b l u e : EA 2 3337 or EA 2 3361 name “ Petr *. From I'arramorr “ Grocery. 1219 French. Call 2 Bedroom modem furnished api. Stcnstrom Realty Close In. BOt Palmetto Ph. 2-4336 - ’ FA 2 5271. HERBERT STENSTROM REALTOR * ~ i ------------------------------ “ LAKE MARY: 1 l-edruom apart ** LOST—Strayed, family milk cow. mrnt, newly decorated, com- DON IIOVVi: - L. J. ItlSNr.R red while marking wearing Associate* plrlely furnished Call EA 2 2244 chain. Please call FA 2 3096. Re l i t N. Park - Th. FA 2-2129 aficr 3 p. m ward. Large 3 bdrm , 2 hath unfurnished SACRIFICE home. 1700 Magnolia. bedroom. I bath. Florida room, • -.F o b r e n t " fenred in yard near lake, lot 66 2 bedroom unfurnished house has 2 Room furnished apartment, all x 126 ft. in Lake Mary. Owner atove. children, na pet*. 161.00 private, tile hath. Call EA 2 4003. must move Imtnedialrly I bloek • month, 1901 Summerlin Ave. 2 Bedroom unfurnished block So. of I toggle Diner turn right. home, kitchen equipped. Phone 3rd house with frnce. I new 2 bedroom house*, kitchen FA 2 0299. Iiedroom 2 hath. FI*, room, kit equipped. FA 26043. Beautifully furnished large tunny ehen equipped, fruit lrre«. Re. senna Park. I'hone FA 2-7474. room. FA 2 7304. Clean 4 rm. furn. apt. 6lt Park ELECTRICAL SERVICE 5— k * ai . e s t a t e r o « SALE 21-WORK WANTED III Y TWO HOMES, live in one. llouvework wanted. FA 2 0644 laff- a - day Parts for all make* of rlcanrra; rent the other, gel homestead Electrlux, Hoover. Kurby, rle. evrmption, have good income. REGISTERED NURSE, colored, Free pick-up. Work guaranteed Grounds beautifully landscaped. dcslrrv work In private home FA 21411. I A 2 4763. The price Is only Stl.loo for both and liberal trrm a may he ar­ Will rare for child in my home House Wiring — Electric Service ranged. No city taxes. Have reference*. Ph EA 2 779o Sid Yihlrn RAYM OND Ms BAM* ItW DALL ELECTRIC CO 22—Hu^mMs^Ojrgortunhlr^ H IM TOR ft INSIRUR 112 Magnolia FA 20913 Third St. A t’aik Avenue, South IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTORSHIP Y'a'.l Call Ball OPEN. Not vending machines 13-A— BCII.DING R E P A I R S Pnone FA 2-3641 New- merchandising system that PAINTING can tie handled right from the CLOSE IN home to atart, •* all merthBn- FLOOR sanding and finishing I bedroom, 2 bath. 2 story farm Serving iliac is wholesaled by you to Cleaning, w a x i n g h o u s e recently remodeled. the retailer. May be operated by h-mlnole County since IJ25. Approx. 3 acre* cleared 4 fenc­ man or woman. All account* II M. Gleason, Lake Mary ed land Low down payment. eataWlihrd by company. Mint FA 2 6304 mum investment $2,200 on a IMPERIAL DECORATORS written money-back cuararure painting and papering Mayfair section, a spacious 3 bedThis can easily be expanded the . I A 2 UTIO or FA 2-7910 after six. ‘ room home. FA 2 I69( first year in your .rra to a $13,000 to $23001 Income per I'alntirg: Inlcrlur A exterior Re­ % -rLOWERS. PLANTS pairs or additions Specializing year. Write today for consider* lion of personal interview giving in Mary Carter Paint Products. WOODRUFF'h name, address, age, phone nunsPA 2-2349. Earns 4 Garden Cenltr her ami resume nf past cvpcri ANNUALS nice. Write tn Hathaway's, M3 27—NOTH ES—PERSON M.S Ml Celery Ave. Haywood Roed. West kihevtlle, SCOTT'S PAL'I MANOR rOTTI D PLANTS I'h FA 2-1122 N. C. J 2 .4 Ilon-e for the rgrd or FA 2 P270. S A N F O R D ,s — w-iv-*• •2493 Orlando Dr. Sanford FLOWER SHOP. W« telegraph. 21 4PKCIAL BBRVlCKB Phone f . \ 2 7211 • I don't, care WHO m oves tn tb o v e u .; w e ll never WELL DRILUNG ITMIIRS NURSERY forget YOU folks. lose weight safely with newly Fa'rbanks Mor<r Pumps Magnolia 4 Unora FA 2-4415 Released jyex A-Uirt Tablet*. Repair* tn *11 n-skM 5—R IM . ESTtTE FOR BAIT. Ornamental htinihx • Trees ■ Pelt 3—RE VI. ESTATE Hilt S U E HOWARD C. LONG Only 98v at your Drug store. REAI. ESTATE DRIVE-IN 207 E Commercial Ate Melton Market C A fl II \ G E Mrs. Brown Miller * home made I hons FA 2-263.1 2344 Trench Ave. PLANTS fur sale. Fred Thuri fruit rake* at Winn Dixie, E. ton. FA 2 3390. J. W. HALL P AIN TING F'irit SI. tleillor t.RVPI \ l l I I M RM RV 'For those whn cere." reasonable. “Call H»li“ Phone FA 2-3641 References given. FA 2 1292 AR1 Il'Cl.S FOR 4ALR PE At TIFC I. HOLLY All kinds and sires PUMPS - SPRINKLER Colton ft Wool Yarns. Notion*, INCOME AMI IVVESTMENT Grapevtllr Ase, FA 20*66 SYSTEMS Threads, Tape*. 600 feet on 17 92 Hi* ay north. ROLLINS HUBBY SHOP Two icntal homes, grocery Box) srcd'irgs. s.nir rent i \ .’ ,'97.' All types and sites. insulleJ N. W. law* 2601 '-anli-rd Ase At Tn* Sign Of The Tolani PoJa. "Do It Yourself" store, gas pump, bait business 2417 S. Freneb Ae*. WE REPAIR \ND SERVICE ard approv R’ > acres of land For Sale. Marion market cabbage S T I N E An established bu-tnes* showing plants to be act right away. $1 0) , ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! Machine and Supply Co. good return Total price $22,000 a thousand, new red potatoes 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 26412 Alligator hagi ft (hoes. 200 tn and tan lie handled (nr 23'. 12 00 a bushel Albert Uiirk, Lake choose from. ChrP'rnu gifts of down. Monroe. Phone FA 7 GMT, Television Tubes Tested Free. fruits. Jellies pecans and can­ RUllElt I A. WILLI AMS. Realtor ROLLINS HORRY SHOP dles We ship. S 6 H Green II-AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS Ravi.icnd l.undquUt. A At Tbe Sign Of The Totem Pole Stamps. STUCKEY'S, IT . 92, FA 2-3131 Atlantic Rank Bldg 2417 8. French Av*. Sosiih of Sanford. •31 lord F-100 pickup fine condl lion, Terms, i' A. Seotl. f Vo Furniture MoUnr ft Storage Tl'is is a free piss lo the Rlti luria Dr,, DcRary, Fla OWN Kit WANTS C. F.. PHILLIPS, Agent Rill 1 lira Ire. for Bridget Grits, 3rd Addition. WASHBURN VAN LINES ler. F.vp, Dee. It. 91 OFFER It win pay YOU to «ee us before 1300 French Ase. FA 2-191) you buy. Open Evenings and Custom built 3 bedroom, 2 full H u m es lle .-'ipim l Fur BARGAINS IN USF.D HEATERS Sunday a. tiled balls, built on large lot Auto Repairs 4 Road Stiviet F lo rid a Living. 'to st Any Makr EASTSIDK TRAILER SALES in beautiful Mayfair ict-liun IIAU.'i) GARAGE 3 & | Bedroom'— 1 4 - Uaths This home features terraro FURNITURE CENTER Palalla, Fla. 402 Celery Av*. FA 2-2403 114 tV. 1st 81 FA 2 3161 Niles 4 Su.idays FA 3-2d20 floors, large vcreenril porch VA - FI IA Natural wood cabinets In large Two ion CHIC tnick moving van. Sec 't at Phillip: “ 66" across (futek Laundromat Service FACTORY .TO YOU kitchen equipped with electric PH A In Service riser. C. R. Das it Shirt* Finished In 46 ll»uta ALUMINUM range and refrigeialur owner's Slniton* Dry Cleaning VENETIAN BUNDS Convenliunal equity $4300 00. Any offer will Sell or trade, equity on home. Srt’ E 251h hi. Foudmart Bldg be given consideration —3 Iiedroom trailer; air condi­ St 11; Til SI DU LAUNDIIO'I AT Enclosed bead. Sag prool bottom Financing rail with plastic ends. Plastie See tioned and circulating heater: or rayon tapes. Cation or nyloa SEMINOLE REALTY 6't 2A' Jalowdrd rabana. See Mr, ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby Down Payments 19ol Park Ave. FA 23232 Kennedy, Frames Trailer Park. Reds. Day. Week or Month— cords. Low A h S400 Tel. FA 2-3111. Furniture Center Senkarik (Jatu nml Paint Co. i:-Rt)VTS and MOTORS 112-111 W 2nd SI. Ph FA 24421 116 West First Si. She ? a n (n rh krtalh SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST Imniciliuio Occupancy Wit Gimrmtco 1’monul Satisfaction or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. J.ook For It In Cor. 11 * v. 17.1E! ft 27th St. I’hone FA 2-1501 EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE \5ifts for Her CHATHAM BLANKETS including Lba Nation'* Favorite “ Purrey" — Purrey Bouquet Woohhire Brandon Full Range of Color* YO WELL'S SANFORD FURNITURE CO. « 300 East First St ^Shadow Boses — t'edar Chest* Limps — Planters Sofa Pillows AMERICAN T0UR1STLR LUGGAGE Strong — Smart — RoomsWide Selection of Sire* and Colon YoWELl.it For The lady Of Your llrert — • lip s , gowns 4 matching sets Wide scleetion of colors. Sue* 32 46. Priced from 196 lo 6 96. HOLLYWOOD SHOP MUNSINQWEAR Nylon tricot ladies gowns, slips 4 panties. Pro portioned hosiery in walking 4 dress sheers. $113 - $183. PURCELL'S Tbr Accepted Gift SAMSONITE Card Tables — *6 95 FURNITURE CENTER tin w. First st. ____ MOJUD LONGERIE Lovely Slips. Panties and Gowtji Many style* to choose from. GARRETTS * First St. 4 Sanford A.*. •Home Gifts ■ Si**u Gliuwaro beautifully Drcorattd Serving Trays YOWELL'S Do Your Christtr** Buying On Our Easy Payment Or Lgy-A-Way Pla» FURNITURE CENTER 131 W. I u * BL Home Gifts Gifts for Him CHRISTMAS PAJAMAS Stereophonic 4 Hi FI ion r Colton Wash n wear Solid RECORDS A PHONOGRAPHS Color* and Fancy Patterns WINN TV R t. PERKINS 4 SON 311 E. 1st. St FA 2 2331 204 E. 1st SI. FA 2-1111 W* Service Record Day era SANF (HID FURNITURE i tiT" .100 East First St. A Gill Sure To Please— Smoking Ma'<<l» — Easy Chalu CLOCKS! Modern in design labia Ridmv — Hassocks Far bedraam, kitchen nr officr Desk* RANDALL F.LECTMC CO. 112 Magnolia Ase. BLACK 4 DECKER Sawa — IlrtlH — Sandirs Jig Saws A Pe. Living Ituom Group GREGORY LUMBER Choiro of Fabrics — 1119.30 fith 4 Mepl* Th. FA 2 "Son | 0% Down L*y-Awiv Now For Christmas 7 lonnel Shirts $1 66 or 2 for $3 30 ECHOL S REDDING CO. bleeping Rags s ilo up Camp 119 So. Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4i.’t Rlankrta $3 67 nr 2 for $7 (a> ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STORE TABLES 310 Sanfurd Avenue Corner Tables — Tier Tablis Step and Coffee Tables Gifts for Boys From 12.95 ELECTRIC TRAINS WIlftON MA1ER Seta and Accessories N>-, OFF SANFORD FURNITURE (_U WINN TV Using Room Suites — Murou 316 E 1st FA 2 2931 Bedroom Suite* — Bookcase* Use Our Lay A-W'ay Plan Throw Rugs — Cedar Robes Carving Sets — Bras* Mate VIEW-51ASTER Starter Set Includes Stem Viewer ond 21 WESTINGIIOUSE RADIOS ,116.31 Estra Gift I'iclurrt — Only $2 93 WIUBOI.DTS CAMERA .SHOP Toy* for Roy* and Girls. 210 So. Park Ase. Gifts for Mom and Dad GOODYEAR SERVICE STOnLS III So. Park Ase Sanford Gifts For Men ; TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE N?3 E. 23th St. t^ t u* show y ou • TRUE Erostprool Ertgtdalre Refrigerator and Ereerer COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 Bedroom* Florida Hoorn - F .H .A . - 1.00 *280 *8280.00 (Includes Clot o n l y $ 5 7 « r)0 m o n t h l y 6 Blocks West of Firncb Avenue on I4tb Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY .7 room m odern cottage, lurg< lot. Old Magnolia Ave. DREAM WOLD SECTION 3 bedroom CB home 4 V . ol mortgage $70 monthly payment!, include insurance 4 taxes t/iw down payment* Call FA 2 65<>l EXCEPTIONAL VALlt. 1 Bedroom. 2 bath kitchen equip ped home. M*ny other rxlri* 610 Biiarcliff. FA 2 !St/3. T . W . MKRO. (linker I'horo FA 2-2161 IF IT IS REAL ESTATE BEAUTIFUL Unusual Gifts After “4” FORMAL WEAR and ACCESSORIES Rale* *rd Rental Service JIM RORSON'S MEN'S WEAR U4 MagcaLa Ave. For the Lest Huy* In Real Estate SEE C U L L E N ft HAHKEY \V. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman HO N. Park Ave I'h. I '\ 2-2391 ask Crumley 4 Montcilb St 117 South Park Ph. FA Z * W FOR The Gift That Is Always Acreptlb it FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE .1 Ilrdrnoni—1 ft J Hath 310 E. First St. NaGonally AdvctUird Watches Gifts for Him | . Hulosv • Elgin • Witlnaurr Longinc* > Ernest Borel • Hamilton Esinrude Motor* SANFORD JEWELRY i Hunting ft t am pirg Flqulpment AND LUGGAGE Fi*lung Tackle Ph. FA 2 3661 'FNerything F'or- the Spvrtiinan" 360 Sanford Ave. ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS TOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Tropical fish In tn aquarium AQUA-PETS Aquiriaum 4 Supply 1440 n u » * u >4 A rt. T ltur*. Dec. t. 1958— P a sc 11 HOMES I ft 2 YUS. 0 1 .0 laiw Down Payments 4 Monthly Payments CONTACT Odham & Tudor Inc. Cor Hwy. 17 92 ft :7lh SC. rheo* F A 2 UBt TOP VALUK Your Evinrude Dealer Enjoy suburban living In Ibis inn AUTO GLASS ItOllhON Hl'tiltTING GOODS ilern three l>edroom homr alluat- :iul ■ x E. til I'bona FA 2-9901 INSTALLED rd on 3 ACRES of lilrd land WintUhlelil (lark G in a within 3 miles of downtown San WEATHI R ShT c L I ." \ rn t ( J a m ford t'uitom Real Tops 4 Acce»»ori*s D oor (slftaa Price— *6373 lerma FRED ESTIMATES FA 2 7137 s tn v ic u Henkarik filavx and (’.lint Co. H r base an unusually good choice Tills I* ■ free pas. lo tbr Rite 112114 $Y. 2nd SI. Pk. FA 2-4*72 1 bratre for I ay .Noel Esp of two and three bedroom home* Dec. II, 31 Spare Hesters — Floor Furnaces available with down payment* at low as $300 Come in tn see 7'» IIP Wirard outlmard $30. Clean and Service. 64.30. Outlidt us about your housing needs so tank lostallltlon. FA 2 4743 Alter 4 p. in I A 2 4706 wr may help you be settled be HEATING fore Christmas Rnhlon Sporting Good* 1936 II. II. PO PE CO. Esinrude SaD \ll new mnlnrs W. H. “Hill" STEM I* K it Agency tnn 8. Park — TA l-IUI $631 (*l SOU I’ MarOlle 6630*0 Realtor ft Iniurer $301 W) 13 HP Hi ill v*in $379 to ENVEI.OPFS. Letterheads, ateleAtioc. Laura R. Osier, II. E. la f lr r tin3oo t i l l , p I a-tuin 6310,00 ments. invoices, hand bills, and Arletl Price, Usertll Harper 4144 tn 3 II. P. Uglilsvln 1125.00 programs, e t c . Progressive Phone EA 24391 112 N Park Al»o nil reCMsdili'ined used motor* Printing Co Phono ‘ A 2 2931 — reduced (o auction whotrialr 30fi Wosl 13th SI prices Special. In w>uw|, alumi Lake front home fur rile < rrnt MAJOR BROWN REALTY num and glass boats. Gator Cabinet work, furniture rrpatr. FA 2 7313. Realtor trailers. Bank financing. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS LAKE MARY H A —Pl.tlAIRING I U RtlUFINQ 304 E. I si. Pb. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 IMS I t- Pen l.lvfatm k >»ppl|e» We Feature QUALITY HOMES Blue (iced parrot; cage. FA *5234. lalkl, llso. W ill Oil burning cimdailng beater, automatic controls 4 lank. tin. NO 6 4291. J02 fhcll Rd. DeBary. 34 Inch gas range, Florence Auto­ matic. like new FA 2 7013. GE Hose 4 rcfngcralor, 102 Pinerresi Dr. Baldwin studio piano, excellent condition Call EA 2 3231. For Sale—boy'* jo ' wheel bicycle with training wheel*. Tair con­ dition. 612.00, jof Oakland Av*. Sunlanil Estates. Used lumber and metal roofing. Phono FA 2 1616, 2 burner ml heater, 32 piece set of dishes 4 carpet S'srrper. BIT E. 23th or call FA 2 3300. 4—ROOMS lovely lumtturr. Part or all; private owner—no deal, rrs, 222 Rivervlew toff W. lit St i. 4 all afirr 3 p. m MOTOR"CYCI.E' 1937 llarley*Dav. tdvon 143. Low mileage, excel­ lent condition. See at 149 Pine* Darhshunds—AKs' litter registered. tin (.onin movino 5r!!1 pr *,lrr ‘ r m _ 3'j months. 2 males. 2 female. CON I R M t and REPAIR WORK Comptons Encsclepcdias, i A: 3340. Call FA 2 1776 after 5:30 p ns .Moderately I'rleetl 1007 Sanford tsf. FA *■«'«? ’ 49—1 1R.MTURE and Toy fox terrier pup* FA 2 2275. p l u .m u i m ; HtiUsEIIOI.il GOODS I V— AW T T r w T v m s ----------------Contracting ft Repair* • m o V A LU ES Free Estithatrs lash for furniture or sutplus. R. I. HARVEY • IJUICK CREDIT Super Trading Post, Senfotd- 201 Sanford A»e. Phone FA 2 3J63 • EASY TEHMS Orlando Hwy. LA 20077. WIINON . MAIKR CLA RK5*f M' Mm‘7C*AN EATNew end Used Furniture iJ -H U W P A R L o n s ING lias moved In our new lor* All I! First St. rh FA 2 3422 llun 602 W. 2Tth S t. Phone .Modern, Air bond Soft Water W E A m tA N C K FA 2 2374. IIAKIIIKrrs BEAUTY NOOK ISAVKS A M . TYJ’ES FIN A N C IN G 105 So. Oak Ase. FA 2 3142 24-PIANO Sf.RVK l~ New ft l'wed low Down Payment F>Tl Wan TTIT PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING l urnilure and Appiianrei W. L HARMON Mather of Sanford (JIRIaS WANTED Pb. FA 2-4222 After 5:00 pm 203 20® E. Fits* St i’h FA 5 0V13 While. Must I r 21 nr over. Apply 21-6 III 11.1*1^4. 4 ir.N'l'n v rftiltk in p*i son at Pig V W'hulle. Used furniture. *ppll*nc»e, tools etc Uouglit solj Lirry’s Mart Build lo your plans. 213 Sanfoyd Av.- Th FA 14112 Remodeling and Additions DON LI KE Beautifully finishrd, good condi­ Phone FA ?-5a2( C'uRHlruction Co. Inc. tion. Kingsbury piano. Phone efPrefer experienced 211 Weal 231 b Street F'or carpentry, painting, sneenter 4 p. tn. FA 2 13t« Thane FA 2-JtOJ iug. roofing, and plastrr repair, ! K iri asphalt tile, a brstos siding, j .Mrllevnuld'n D rug Store masonry or wood steps, leveling FARMER’S AGENCY CO. •nd repairing garage* and' 20—Male cr I rmeTr™'V V Farmer, Rraitur 119 So. Magnolia FA 2(021, wrecking call F.\ 2-4499. I*. 11. IVhitmurr. Asset. Colored help wauled, must be over US S. French Ave, Ph. PA 2 3221 21 apply in person at Pig .V After hours FA 2 2614 or PA 2 IJ2I WIn-tic in— f ^ ma le ~T1 k l p Sho&maJt&A FOUNTAIN CLERK IX’IIOIAS I1KDD1NG tievlralile 391 ft la'.e front pro Mrn-Unneo 120. Daily, btll Lumi­ petty located on (iolden I.akr. nous nameplates Write Reeves Voproxlmately 2.1 acres 4 fum t o , Attltboro, Mas*. tilled rental units. Rental In Zl-nnrk IVanted comr $30d monthly, phone F'A3tiJTL IfdUsHnning—Ironing, 1013 Bay. 3 bedroom block home. South Baby sitting, ironing. FA 1-7924. Pinecrest, kilchen equipped. 6993 down. 644 00 monthly payments. Irnrmc. 10c ft Ite. FA 2-7241. FA 2 MIT. Traitor work; turning and harrowIng l arge or small jobs. Jo* Sacrifice, by owner, equity in mod Pickens. Rt. 2. Box 591. Pb. era 2 bedroom CB house. As FA 2 2070 sutnr mortgage of 137.13. Pay­ ments **9 per mo. FA 2 0762, HOI SE( LEANING or Rsby litting. FA 2 1432. 2412 Dak Ase. WELCOMK NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO .SANFORD \\c invite you tn lie our ifucwt:* uliwilnlclv free willtout uhliKutlnn at ode of Sunford'a Iradintt Motclo while you locale nuiltible housing (or you and your family. Pick up your kty i t Iho Sale* Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRA1LEY ODHAM. P tm. Corner ||wy. 17-92 ft 27th St. Phone FA MSOI �• - Cowan'*, WfMern Auto nnd Mather have joined forte- to offer the pr°plf of Sanford and neighboring enmmunitic* *hr grra«r*t Cbrhvlma* Part) ever alagrd In the hl*lory of Sanford. Win big valuable Door P rim , *ee a manned array of ChriMnia* merchan­ dise. especially purchased nnd speciallj priced. You'll enjoy shopping from that great ml array of Furniture, Clothing and Toy a every offered at Christ manllme. tiring the Kiddie* for a vlnil with Santa Clnu* in person during this Big Christma* Parly, from 3 ‘til 3 and 7 ’til 9 Tomorrow. Sanla will have plenty of Candy, Balloon* and Hubble Cum. EASY BUDGET TERMS CONVENIENT LAY - AWAY COMPLETE YOUR _ G IFT LIST Sanford m i- o n W ESTERN E. FIRST ST PRESENTS A GLITTERING ARRAY OF GIFTS OFFERS SANFORD’S MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF rO Y S N T A ’ S H E A D - T O - T OUTFITTERS Each Child will receive counts { Surprise ► Box * when accompanied parent CLO SED T IL NOON SELECT FROM — Dozen* of Beautiful ChrlMmit* fiifl* Enperlally Priced at SI.Oil Each Such a* — Giant Dien-Proof Spaghetti Howl* 3-Pe. Sofa Pillow Seta 900-Page Wcbnlrr IHrtinnery 2fl*Pc. Refrigerator Set* If anil-made Juvenile Chair* Folding TV Snack TnMr* 3-Pc. Cavserole Set* and many nlhrr* MEN’S • Sport Shirt* • Jacket* YO UR CHOICE WOMEN’S • 1)rc**e* CHILDREN’S • Drr**e* • SpnrUuear • Suit* • Lingerie • Arrr**orie* • Underwear • Sweater* • Underwear • Arre**orle* SHOES • lloy’i • Girl’* • Ladle*’ • Men* Storewide Except Sale Priced And Fair AWO — SURPRISE TOY STOCKINGS CHILDREN You'll Save. .Money. Too. On Your ChrUtmn* Shopping. Throughout the Store t'orl*.- ’M-, Big Chrbtma* Parly Specially Priced DESKS, LAMP SKI'S, CONTOUR CHAIRS, OCCASIONAL TABLES. CEDAR (TIES many, many more home girt*, all on MATHER’S EASY TERMS and LAY-AWAY. Combination Blackboard nnd Prgboard Traded •II-inch Wmlrrn Flyer Wagon Items Discount 10-Inch Tricycle Hockey Game Drawing S;.1fl p. m :iI-inch Shaggy Stuffed Hear GRAND DOOR PRIZES Scaly lnncr*pring Mutt re** $150.00 "Mommy** Helper" Ironing Hoard. Pad Cover and Klrrlrie Iron You do not havr to Automatic Electric Skillet and Control GE Automatic Tnanter Reglaler for FREE Door Prize* Vm Do "ol Have To Re Present To Win. ADULTS ONLY Nylon Platform Rocker Wa Carry Add Service Our Own Account* -1-Sprrd Portablr Phonograph $18.77 ----- And Hundreds Of Other Wonderful Toy land Surprises nl Your ESTER H AUTO ftSSOlIft ft w o n t M J U U & fflS be pre*cnl to win Gift Certificate (•Hi Certificate Gift Certificate ^ �H a n fo r d I? m t& AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER________________________ VOI, Xl.lX U nited P m * Leased Wire KoliBltahfd !!>0A Kill DAY. PECEMRKll 5, 19S8 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 320 Celery Bowl, Christmas Parade, Bomb Derby, Navy Day Slated Air Base Holds 'Fly-By' Appreciation Day M ayfair Opening, Plans Shaping Up Tourney Scheduled Today; Squadrons Ready RLOW ’Elt I T 1. HOYS— Kou Mchilush. .luck Wilbur ind Gut iiett White imff with nil their might a* they , .Gate Imltions for the Jayere Christmas parade tomorrow. Proceed' from Hit* luilloon anlc will give Lutheran . un . *. ...... ,,omf chiWren * ,hoPPinjf “ ,u r U h " p U Imlloon chairman. (Photo by Hergstroni) Yule Parade Tomorrow Tomorrow is a Ionjr-nwaited day for children of Semin­ ole County. Second in enjoyment only to ( hristmu*. the parade that open* the season awes the little ones, starts their parents to whistling and smiling. Edge water High School will lead off the long line of bands, floats, car* and marching units. Seminole High .School ha. been selected to hold the honor position in the parade —just before the Jaycees* hugr float U aring Santa Claus. The Seminole majorette* will wear their white reindeer coitume*. Ttie hometown hand always has leen the favor­ ite of residents, am] should leave the crowd with an imprertion tlut will last until nest year Excitement is reaching a rh n u t today, a* entrants put the tast-mlnute touches to their float., hoping to win one of the awards for "best in the parade". There l* *------------------------------------------much filling of costumes, painting and decorating in schools, church. r< “nrf buslne** firms all over Sanford and .Seminole County, Civic club* already have »ccnmplished most of llicir tasks in reparation for the Iontest entry list unco the eienl was originated. All those participating must he at the starling point on First and Sanford A*e. by 1:15 p. at. When the whistle blows at 2:30 p. m. the annual Christmas parade will start down First .St. • Santa Claus will arriic by jet Scott Burns Give? Committee's Plans W. Scott Hum*, outlined plans of the Seminole County Commit­ tee of Ino yesterday when he •poke before the Sanford Semin­ ole County Jaycccs. Hums Is chair­ man of the Committee Burns told the group that the committer Is rnitipoaed ol cillrens Interested in bringing more payrolla to the area V Instead of a few leaders, the Crewmen Survive Carrier Accident ^ R 9 w 9 The Navy's eseellent survival gear, survival training and rescue equipment were put to a dramatic lest yesterday and came through with flying colors At .1:3* p. in. an AID sky war rior of Heavy allaek Squadron It. piloted by Lcdr. Dirk Andrus of Sanford, was making a routine landing on the aircraft carrier t'. S. S. Franklin I» Roosevelt, when an accident, described by a nasal spokesman a* "one in a million.'' occurred As the Urgr nuclear i-milcr landed aboard Ihr ship, the are. tng rahle which normally brings the aircraft to a hall, partrd, and the plane conlinurd up the angled flight deck i*«d m rr thr *U!c» or Ihr fthip. Dripilr Ihr f.»rl that the aircraft rntrred the water in an inverted manner, the strength of the Skywarrior cockpit withstood the terrific force and Ihe three man treir emerged from ihr plane i t h only minor abrasion,. Their survival equipment i.n r Honed perfectly;lhe ere* was plekrd up moments later, and returned aboard Ihe carrier other menders of the rrew were A 31. F:ugene FT. Kronjaeger J r . tom hardier --navigator, and Hyde N. Savage. ADI. third merman committee has m iry, for three reasons; alt section* of Uic com. iminily will hale a chance to share hi a productive payroll; there i« an active part for all efti sens who care to *participate;• and money raising is easier if the don nr Is taking an Intrrest in pro posed projects, The Committee chairman 'out­ lined duties of subcommittees for the Jaycees, and discussed the site committee, which ha. rnit hern appointed. Burn* said, "You cant bring an Industry down here to look, if there Is nothing available In ihnw." To function at all. the committee will need the leadership and sup­ port of the county as a whole. Burns said "It will also nred available land for business sites, and complete date on the rounty," he added lie suggested that a booklet tie prepared, compiling farts about Seminole County and what It has ,n "Her Also necessary to the ..terra, of the ( nmmt t r e is the financial support of the rommunily. and ns understanding and desire to make the committee do the most good for all ronrerned. He .aid "the of ,nc the .... Lverullve . . . n u , „ r Committer . ... lommillrc of loo will meet Monday at 2 p m in Ihr First Federal Building i aircraft. The t ity of Sanford, at [the Naval Air Station. Jayeee of­ ficials will escort him from the VAU-S hangar to his float in the parade. On the reviewing stand at l i nt ami Magnolia will tie dignitaries from the city, county and Navy. Judges for the parade arr t«m*. fide. Judges Volte Williams J r . Ambrose Olliff and Wilson Alev ar.dcr. Their derisions will re.oil in award* id the best parade- en­ tries. The parade ha* l>ccn scheduled Saturday to help me reliant, keep shopping at home, anil give arra resident, an opportunity lu see what local store* have to offer. The earlier hour (normally the parade is held at 4 p. m. on a week-day) is considered more convenient for shoppers, and for those who have to work on week­ days and usually mi*s the parade. Those attending are urged to eomc early for easy parking Po­ lice e*peri a m in d m excess of 23,(100. According to Parade Chairman Herbert Menstinm, the Christmas parade is a community effort, financed by local mer­ chants. with an opportunity for everyone to partiripate Balloons will )><< sold by Jayeres along the parade roule to .finance a Christmas shopping ,?ur *"r jbildren of tin Lutheran C a . it Home in Slavil. ih 'Object' Reported; Rocket Of Sputnik? NAHA. Okinawa (IJPli — Two V S. Air Foree men reported to­ day that they sighted what mar have been the dying rocket of Butsian Sputnik III Fir-t lit Julian Miller. 21, Mount Sterling. Ky.. and Airman Frank T Waters. 22. Denver. Colo , said they saw a brilliant flash and an orange pink firrliall al very high altitude ahooi 7 3* am Miller, a pilot, said I looked , nH‘MW the hrlghtr.t light I haw. M rr „ „ a, m rr in a moment anil then I saw the fireball moving across Hie <k< at a great speed and higher than any thing I have ever flown „ wai mov|ng fttltr „ un .,latlr alvl j » „ fhef| unti| it <li< apjveared " s a i d Wain* It didn't (all or go straight tb.wn It moving atm** ihr tk) in ati \ i/ .mcJr A' ll tnn\rd. parU W GQttlGf seemed in fall behind like |i was breaking up " Runny and warm today. Fair Tiie rorkrt was launched May lunlghl. Bartly cloudy and mild 15 to boost Ihr 7.923 pound Spilt Saturday. High today 7* to st. mk III into orbit. Scientists had |OB ton|t ht an to to. Variable rarlirr said the !>2 fool rocket H|nrt, heromlag -oolherl, a t„ f . was plunglnc into the earths at w||f , p ,r |odl) im, tAfl| tbl molphere. ------- --____ Sanford resultnl* watched the skies in awe this morning as thun­ dering Jets from the Sanford Na *al Air Station fine over the area in a practice "fly by '* for the Air manship Com yet it tun ne.t Friday during tiie tombing derby. About every plant attached to Heavy Attack Wing One look to the air for preliminary demonstra­ tion. Four rombal crews from each squadron will fly nest neck In the sisth bombing derby. Since the rules of the derby are designed to simulate earner operations, crews will fly m all weather, and even land with the assistance of a landing signal mirror plarcd in a (wisition similar to that of a ship's installation Tiie Heavy Attack crews have (•etn flying around the clock for the past week in preparation for the derby, which will draw offlrtals from Hie stale, t.', S. and Navy. The derby will oi«cn Monday with grading of a select ordnance Uninsured Drivers May Lose Licenses TAU-AHASNhl. tL T 'li- Ally, (ien. Ilirhard Frvin has ruled (hat an uiunsori-d Florida motorist can lost- his diver's license it he Is in solved in a wreck in another stale and a damage Judgement is rend­ ered against him Frvin said Thursday there need hot tw a rrriproral agreement be tween Florida and nthrr states under trrms of the Florida fman rial responsibility law In other rulings, F.rsin -aid a driver with tnsurancr coverage of Sin.tt*) per person, $20,WW per wreck and $3,(X>n property dama ges. compile* with the law and ran nnt have his license revokrd even though a Jury may a»ie»* higher Judgements against him But F n in said the driver's llernsr fould tie revoked on any judgement, even one tinder S4n if it is not satisfied within no days Chorus To Perform At Elks' Services The Sanford Male Chorus n present a musical program f >r the Elk* Memorial .Service, Snn day at 2 p. in. tlk* I >wlges from llayloi . Ilearb New Smyrna Hrirh ao-t Del and will join the Sanfnnl l.««lge in the observance. Mender* of the Jla lc t ’hotui ai* Harry Wier, C . W Baker. Mllbain Brown, It L AleS >ale t.us Hull, l-’rank Lam son. ft»*i lennrs; Al Case. AVIMian. t!<>»*.Robert Mern, Jtm Steakley. W I. Ilatnion, Rol«ert A. Ikewiierr second tenors Sinning first buss an- \l arirn Adams, I E. McCoy, H M Rucker and Leon Walker; sr.ind ba*s. L B. Carter, Charles S. .-1 rier, J M. Stinecipher, Ft an1 WfHHiruff, 11 M. Jnhiqnrsl and t harlie Morrison, Letter To Santa? Nope, Wrong Box It must base taken MIME if fori for a local buxines* employr lo lean down and mall two letter* lo Atlanta. Ga In the Santa Claus letter bos outside the Sanford post office Ritz Wins Award Tiie business letters werr the lirst roriiritwtion to Santa’s Iwavy -Semlnob High hchuol swept minole tonight in the t elery Bowl. mail bag Tbe ho* was errelrd h For Lone Ranger Milton Hawley, manager .•( thr praetirally all of the top honors The Blue Darters placed five men the post office for Santa lellrr« Rita Theatre wa* awarded first last night at thr annual awards on thr all star team. Heading Ihr only place for Ihe best eampalgn. first meeting of Orangr Bell Confer­ list wad 230 pouml Gerald Odom, run, amall town, on thr liinc ence roaches. The Orangr Belt champions who pairrd with Stanley last year Gleason Improving Ranger LOS ANGELES ( L T D » ,^ia. The award wa* presented *> Ihe placed six playrrs on the 22 man at the guard* on the all conference ter alter James Gleason, Tn aconvention of Motion Picture F.x* all star squad, won the sport* team. httutor* of Florida held to Jark manship trophy and "Coach of the The selection of Dandridgr, 134 reported in satisfactory condition at (jurrn of Angeles Ho* sonviilr Nov. 30 Dr. 2 Florida Year" award pound quarterbark. art a new Se today pita). Stale Theatre* had five winner* As a prelude to Ihe (Irak Celery minole record. He bee a me the Several other com panic* were re Howl tonight. OHC roaches pickrd first SHS playrr in history to The veteran performer v i r la­ David Stanley. Gerald Jones. Alan make three all conference trams in lo the hospital Monday for ma­ presented. The convention concerned advet Swaim Duke Schirard. Cecil Dan* in one year. In Marrh. he wat jor surgery ami was said to •< Using, exploitation, and eoncei dridge and A’cmon Kirk to the named to the OBC basketball making a ' good recovery, lie ihoi-hl Ih- able to leave lb- ho* “ dream team." The -Seminole * squad as a guard; in June, hr pital lu a*<out a week, do,tor atom. werc voted the most “sportsman­ made the all star baseball tram •aid. Rotary Program Set like" learn in Hie conference and as a catcher. "Muiic by David." featuring * Coach Jim Pigott wa* selected to Scbiranl's selection kept a per novelty program of guitar seir- reprrient the ronferenre as the sonal string unbroken. Two older CHICAGO —(U Plt — Jaywalk Don*, will highlight the meeting all-star coach of the year. Figott brothers made the all-Hars. Thu of the Sinford Rotary Club at the and the aiv playrrs at Seminole was the second year in a row Ing r a uses 33 per cent of ail were unanimous cholera. that .Seminole had an all confer pedestrian traffic deaths in town* Civic Center Monday nooo. Runner up in the ORt votiig cnee center. luist year, Jack Slot S' 1 elfin, according lo the Chi Jim Itoltti law la in ehargi of | was Apopka, the opponent for Se-j sky won th* lywor. cago Motor Club. Uw y n g r u - 6 Seminoles Put On All-Conference Flirting With Death crew from each squadron Mon day night, the slick AA11 -Skys-am ors" wilt launch for radar rreonnawance, followed by a scor ed-hombing run on a secret radar bombing site. Each rrew will lake part in a special weapons operational mil­ lion Tuesday, mnductrd in tbc training facilities of YAH 3 On Wednesday, the crew* will fly a itmulalnl lOmhat mission, rulmin aling with the dropping of a tomb "shape" aimed at a target ship anchored off the North t arollna coast. The tomb will lw drop ped (roui a height of sevrn miles. AVed'iesday will dose with a scor ml attack on a radar tomb site. Thursday night, the crews will launch for an extended over-water mission where only rflcslial navi gallon will to used for guidance Another scored laimbing run will enmplelr the mission The derby end* Friday- with the Carrier Airmanship eampetdinn. Trophies will to awarded to win lung squadron* and rrew i at 1 p, m. An open bouse will be held from M a. m unli! I:3t) p. m. at the Natal Air Station to permit the pubth- a first hand vim at the installations ant carrier aircraft. Purpose of the IromMng derby is to evaluate combat readmeis of Heavy Attack squadrons, long billed as the "Sunday punch" of the Navy. The Impoilanrc of th# week-long evaluation ha» l-een Ciuphaslird by thr nnml-er of slew(Utah) s who will atlcnet and the national interest shown In thr competition. ■ ---* Sunday Designated Civil Defense Day Sunday i* the 17tls annlsrraary of the attack nn Brarl Harbor. Till* day, long remrndwred b.r the unproroked surprlsr a*vault by the Japanese, has been designated •‘Civil Defense Day” hy Brrsldent Elsenhower The Civil Defenve Stall In Scud mile County, dlrrctrd by A B Frierson Sr . is working on ev* euatlnn plan* and education pro gram* should an atlark ncrurr In this area Civil Defense Day ha- be. n dr signaled as an opportunity for l« rat revldenls tn lake Inventory of mm ndlilary defense If an atlark runtes, civil defense would tw Hie hest chance for recovery and sur­ vival. and practically Ihe only h<iw ol averting a national ITxrl liar lifir '"leriran* are urged by rtvil defence tn take several hail-- *lrp« Iowan! prntrcUon and survival In the event of enemy attack prr pare a family shrilrr and eriuip it with a two week supply of fowl sml water, plus f'*entl»l* surh a* first aid kit and battery radio l-e-arn warning signal* and what they mean: Ihr community plan for emergency action, protection from radioactive fallout, first aid ai-d home emergency prepared to** and the use of CONFUJI AD fur emergency radio Information— •.to and 1210 on the dial Post Office Plans Annex During Rush The Sari font | his| oflirr will have an trine* In handle Christmas mail postmaster Joel Field an notinrrd Inlay Thr annex util open Monday at * 30 a. m. In the former Bulek agency at 2tn Magnolia Packages, letters and <ard* ran In- madid at the annex, vslileli will also handle Ihr vale ol stamps Additional parking has been ar ranged for the Magnolia St. sitr, whirh will stay open through Dee. ;t It* use will relieve emigration al Ihr regular poit'dlirr, Die annex will not handle inrnmlng mail. Navy Appreciation Da* plan seem well in hand" according tn en chairmen Art Harris and HIV Brumlry. The erlrbratiun. whirli eamr a, a aurfiriir to Seminole County resident*, will lie held I>ec 13 In Fort Mellon Bark. Entertainment will lie offered by the Five Owls and the Rebels quartet All Nayil personnel and llicir families will tie admitted Irre to the giant luncheon from 12:30 tn 3 p m Civilians will pay it for adults and 30 cent, for children Ten serving table, will be man nra nv inritii»rr» of local civic clubs a* they dish out mountain, of chicken pilau. Cotton Brown will rook the chicken and rirc (or an estimated 3000 people. Committer chairmen jppointnl yesterday at the Jay crr luncheon were Jim Brown, ground* Ralph Wight II. rerving: Jack Wilbur, mill ibi*r » Otb»r« will he an flounced. Naiy Appreciation Hay |s sponsored by the Sanford Scllll lade County Jaycees anil the Sen lor Chamber nl Commerce To tiirhl'tv( oli-i) Howl f.iidtwII yratme tiahera in the butt­ ies t 10-dny period in Sun font history. Following the brill le between Semi note »mt Apopka, here lire aonir of Ihe event* achriliitril; Aiinun! Christman parade, »i\lli nnmial derby nt the NuvhI Air Station, the Mayfair t in Ojicninyr, annual $lo,000 News Briefs , . C O H S trU C tlO H ( llllU lS WAS|||NClX()N a ;,.„ _ Con. *tructlon In November. the govern menl reported tewla*. totaled St, tifi.ooo.oou. sis per cent higher ihan ln November 1337 X u c k ’HU M c C t i l l i ; VIENNA (IT I>>-- “Nuclear ev .............. (FBI pert, from nine rountrlex are |o meeting here In disruss ways prevent eon Ia min aIton of oerana h) radioactive wa*te. T’lane Is Missing Von Braun Visits, Moon Shot Ready l ABF. CANA V K R A L. Fla. • I •1*1v—Dr Member vnn Braun ■•rri'rd here loda* to look over Die Army's Juno I I moon revkel and it appeared plan* were pro reeding on schedule tn launrh Ihe stalely spare vehicle this week- fn,fL „ , w, MADRID (Ul’ll— 'lounlalneers launehewl a srarrh today for a Spanish airliner lb.it disappeared Thursday with 21 persons aboard. Close To Market? F O IIT L A N D . Maine ( U lT l Jam es AA. SlarKentte. 4f>. has t-ern imlit-tsd hy B federal grand jury for allegedly operating a still beneath lus work Iwnrh at thr i^rt,m outh, N. I I , naval thip- ?ar,j —1‘v.llngrid Citizen Again T i l Cerviian l»w'.i Lw i Itr»b.. " y . ____ . . . _ , ........ elilef Armw missile srletitlst vl* SIvJI klKH.M, Bweelen (B II It . ihe Cape only on special nr ‘ - Ingrid Bergman regained today raslon* and bis presence alrrngili rnrtl report* that Ihe Army's first moon bird would I Bred as early as Saturday H the four via :c rurkel doe* go Saturday, the world will know lie fore the weekend Is over whether tlir team of srirnllsts and nveketeer* which put the first Amer­ ican satellite into orbit lias suc­ ceeded In stabbing deep I n i n ■pare past the moon Although the Air K arts set a new altitude record when Pioneer I hurtled 7*,nnn mltee from Ihe earth del II 12. the Air Force prntwi fell far short in llirrr tries In reach the moon. TTO.nnn mile* h away. Thr Army thus find* ICvelf In a position similar lo the circum­ stance* that surrounded its tri­ umph early this year. Aftrr the first A’anguard bad failed an Arun Jupiter I* fockel thrilled Ihe free world by pulling Explorer 1 Inin orbit lad Jan 31 Fnllke Ihe Air Force's moon probes, the Army vrhlrle Is not intended tn orbit the moon. In­ stead. as Aon Braun ha* explain rd the Arm) w||| aim Hie nwket at Ihe moon with Ihe espretallon Ion that It will rkiin past the bin sphere and *n on tn lieenme _ satellite of thr sun. fU milium rnilei away , ^'p FNediah elll»en*hl|i ahe Inst when she married Italian movie producer Roberto Rossellini In 1930. Kvacuees Heturning MAI.IBE. t'alif. (D P I)- Many rv a ru rrs were rvpected tmlay to l>e ahlr to rrliirn to their homes alter the 2n.«x) aerr tire that ragrd from the Santa Mnnira Mountains to (he »ra was rrpeirtrd virtually under control Clinton To Get Aid AVABIIINGTON fUBI) — The frdrrat government announced to day that tlb.Mn wilt l-e allmalii! tn help rebuild the Clinton, Tend, high arhool which wav demolished by a dynamite blast several weeks ago. Icc .Skating, Maybe? May (air Inn Open golf tournament, Elks annual memorial service*, Sanford'* second Navy Apprrcialion Hay and public open house at the Air Station, M;ps either events, surh as Civil lb feme Day, Sunday, on the 17th anniversary of Brail Harbor, are srhfdulrd. The list above Includes only the ’ big" altrartions. Tomorrow, some 23.000 persons are expected to jam downtown Sanford for the Christmas parade sponsored by the Jaycees. The ar­ rival of Santa will open, officially, the Yule season here. Thla will 1" Central Flnrida'a biggest Christmas parade. Another aeaton, officially, will open hrre tnmorrnvr night. The Atay fair Inn opening, which her­ alds the arrival of the winter »odal season, will attract some 300 local, stale and national dignitar­ ies. On Sunday, Elks lodge* from area elHrs will gather here for annual memorial services. High ranking atatr. U. S and Navy official* will arrive In San­ ford Monday for the start of the sixth annual bombing tlrrby at Ihe Air Stallnn. The derby will ba rllmaveil hy public open house at Ihr Station Friday, the second Navy Appreciation Day In Fort Mellon Park, Sanford, on Satur­ day. Navy official* will be honored at two dinners during Ihe week. Both will lake place Thursday, one la .Sinfird, the other in Orlando. The annual May fair PGA golf tournament starts Wednesday at 3 p. m. with a clinic directed by Paul Harney, George nayer, Dow Fin*irrwald. Porky Oliver, Jay Herbert and Arnold Palmer. More than fio of the naUoa‘1 until ending pro golfers will play in the tournamrnt, starling Thurs­ day, Each of thr rvrnts lifted la eipeeled to aet a new record for attendance, atre and participation. These make .Sanford Ihe "news center id the nation" for thr neat 10 day*. Court Told Bright 'Brain' Of Bombing MINF.OI.A. N Y. ( U lT l— Nas­ sau County lUteeltves were put lU aleil tmlay a* lo why a thief. In ATLANTA .... . . . . .P Il-A wltneta _ . .. the present winter cold, rt.de two £»**««■ M lfh*, nn trial in the bombing of tha awimmirig i-ools from the l.ancer Jewish temple here, mastermindBool* Curp. rd Hie dynamiting and marked with a red “ X" nn a sketch the e,»rt sjait where evplntlve* were Boy Scouts Aiding to lie pi a red. t Die witness, a rellmato of (Jnitcd F11110 D n VG RrighFf following the temple assisting bombing, wa* Jimmy Dave !)«• lateal Boy Scout* arr Aore. 3.1, of Atlanta, lie w aa be­ United Fund workers In dislrih ing held on a larceny a Her trust Fox Infant Dies; iilmg pamphlet* and finder raril* ebarge when Bright was also JaTlIhl* weekend, a*Vlnc fur additional ed Rites Held Today DeVnre said he Itranl the story support Infant girl Fov. daughter of D ir psin|ihlrl* list the agencies from Brti lit in jail. He said he Mr ami Mrs John C Fox, into Magnolia A*r . died at birth Wed in the I nilrd Fund, and I* r fact waa in a private cell with the defendant from three lo five neaday evening in Seminole Me­ that only 133 percent of llirtr min­ ho ir, a day and "part of tiro or imum requirements has been col­ morial Hospital. three bouts only me ami him waa Servbes were held al graveside lected after two month* of work. In the retl.” at :• 30 this morning with the Rev. United Fund officials estimate David I’arneflt of Delating. In­ that the seven agencies will tie Di-A'orr was the surprise witterment -in in Flvergrtrn Ceme­ ahlr to operate for only six net* produced by the stite In an * ',rm r 1,h»‘ 1l'r,f.bt » « tery Gramkm* Funeral Home .m onth, under the present pledge. was tn charge of arrangement*, and eonlr.hs,lions. ,hr c ^ o a ^ n V c u r r l d Die state rested il* cate after This Was Funeral Day... IleA'ore testified DrVnrr said that Bright "didn't do the actual tombing" but “rode as lookout." Bright is the first of five ntro tu go nn trial fnr the temple lomhtng Conviction could mean tbe death sentence. CIIICAGtiriijnV— This u ai the iuni stage an>l anti to lo set up chairs and kneelrrs for the mourners. Die funeral day. Countless rhtidrrn die daily and onl) decoration In the dim interior the sorrow for the individual lam- was .ointirr black am! put pie hunt ilirv is a lira*)' burden But n ing ms flowers are forbidden in­ fire wliii'li In minutes mull* out side a Catholtr thnrrh al funeral th r Ihr* of t l rhtidrrn lirreavea maairs. fierv let i for the three heroic Police Close Case a city. Today Chicago, itself grown on nuns and five of the child -t who ‘Peak’ Power Rate tiie allies rd llte great fire of tiled in the fire were held Thurs­ Of Mohawk Indian IH7I, attended to the aoleiun last day. Archill! shop Meyer celebrated MIA.MI ( I T U - Police b ar* For Industry Only nt"* for the little ones who died thr mass for the mint also. rimed (he case nf a Mohawk JoIn addition to tin m ast te n fiian who eonfrssed lo two m ur­ t lurid* Light A l*owrr Co. Monday with three nun teachers •day said notice* mailed uul a in the pyre width oner was Our Ice at Ihe armory, separate fu ders in Canada for whirli anothei Igiut Ihe approach of Hie “peak" Lady of Ihe Angels school. neral masses were offered al man was hanged, season should roewern only indus­ Tlserc were stores of funerals— v a riot n parish thurthrt today for Miami DeL .Millon Cheater said the procession* of moue.vrrs rrltv- 30 of the other rhlldrrn killed in Franeis Thompson definitely w ai trial ruvtumrrv. rot telling tha truth about tlx The plra to iunser>e t>ow*r be­ iro n in g arra* from lln ly Name the fire. tween A and 9 p. m. wav directed Cathrdral mi tbe near north aide Services for at least 12 more slaying. Puller were preaaiaj at heavy commercial users. Elec­ ta suburban Melrose P a rk oa Ihe will be held Saturday at parish rhargrs nf breaking and entarlsg tric hill* at hom « will not be af. vsrvt. churrhea and arrangement* for aralnit him, however. C hetaei Workers tolled through th* nlgfct.Uia other 1) vlclima w ert not je t said a Ua detretor teat frrtrd by Ihr higher rate during |that Thom pan* vat lying. •peak” periods, i to fiaiah the altar oa live audttaa-1 flaallird � 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, 1958 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, December 04, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 1958. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 1958; <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