3 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/14046b61af89db728348159db040016b.pdf 363d2c9bd600fff7fb41a1395a202d35 PDF Text Text - D ie . « . 1 I R J-’iSL t H f — " t *I. . ' a ft. — .... '■“ C: V iiftrl 'Know Anything About M y Little Boy?* Wrralfe Boy, 12, Describes Rescue By Firemen •'Dora anybody know anything die class street ■Hire. Their ac­ about my little boy?" ihe repeat­ cents were Polish, Italian, Irish ed. this time giving hit name and and just plain midwestern Ameri­ grade. can. Tereae. one of the children who "We'll notify you as soon as we escaped the Mate that killed more learn something.” the man said to than 85 of her school mater, re- each parent, trying to make it EDITOR* NOTE — Tommy gome hooka out through the glau piled she thought everyone In the sound a little different each tim ( Ray mood, II, a seventh grader, tn break the window. I|g funny, boy's class escaped. Thousands Watch Raise waa tripled for M m Inale* la but I remember the hooka—my | Takra To Rectory Ma aeeaad floor rlatirooai al reader and gome text bonk*. They nodded silently, then Oar Lady of Angel*’ School, A policeman walked up to the stepped outside into the milling After the window Lioke I gut ■ora li bio alory. woman and, speaking softly, led throngs. Flood lights still bathed on the all) and began thinking _ * her to the rectory where the Red the brick school building. Thou­ about jumping. Tbat'a when the By TOMMY RAYMOND Cross had set up a missing chll- sands of people had gathered to firemen down below atartrd A* Told To UPI dren's desk. She took her place look at the ruin*. Except for the ahoullng at me not to Jump, but CHICAGO (U PII - I hrililaled they'd comr and ret me, So I in line with other mothers and fa­ broken windows, the Trehoses and on the window till thinking ahoul got bark off the till. thers who had come to look for the aerial ladders It looked like a Jumplng-and how I would look their children. parish ramival. dead—when firemen grouted lo Now that I think back tn when "We'll notify you as soon as wc A ladder rested a couple of feet II atartrd. I rememlwr wc were ■ a lo wait and they'd uve mo. learn something.” the heavy-set from the cross atop the aehoo<£ having a tinging Iraaon We didn’t Moat o, uiy othrr t atttnidr* man with the small muslaehe said, Firemen, policemen and newsmen had got out and I »»» (hr la it know anything about the fire un WASHINGTON (UPD—Reports I taking names and telephone num- stood In little group* around the til all of a sudden we hrard a one. Hut when I walked into the circulated today the Army h a s ' hers, building, occasionally looking up hall the smnke wa< ao thick I ran lol of acrrami. We rouldn’l make agreed to a compromise of the The men and women paraded at it. back into the room. I ran to a out what the trreama were for a proposed transfer of its top mis­ before him in all manner of midAcross the street, beyond the moment, then we knew it waa the window In Ihe room and throw sile scientists to the new civilian ropes, stood the curious • should eighth gradera yelling, "Fire, fire, space agency. rr lo shoulder and 10-deep at fire,'* spots. They didn't talk, just looked. The compromise, according lo We alerted leaving lhe( rooin TO I’l.AV AT MAYFAIR OPENING—The addition to instrumental*, the men "nut with the reports, will be submilled to Oviedo Parenli made their way through like we had prartlrrd in fire Populalres ........... _ will piny __ _______ Saturday night at the if* on vocal arrangement*. Ia*ft to right, the crowd, then stopped at the drill* You know we had two nr .Mnvfaii’ Inn o'lH-ning. Iiegiining another Jack Itosaman. ncrordiunDt: Paul Caskey, President Kisenbower's National church with its drab exterior. In­ Aeronautics and Space Council at three fire drilla already thl* win­ seuson for the trio at the local hotel. In l*a:w violin; Pete Ituktir. clnrlnet-raxnphone- a White House meeting Wednes­ side, it was beautiful and still. £ ter hecauae Ihla ii all old *chnol day. , drum s.. ami inmelexl) alv.aya flgurrd ll The agreement. In effect, would WASHINGTON (U l'll - Vice wa* going to burn doan tome "ALL DELAYS ARE relieve the council of the task of President flirhard 51. Nison, day. resolving Ihr issue raised when pointing at the presidency in lhfiO, For a while I wa* all by rr.)DANGEROUS IN WAR” the new National Aeronautics and labored today al shoring up the aelf In the room and then some It; Marian It. Jonr* .Space Administration asked for Republican Party stm rturr in hi* —'Author's !*•!»• Boluw— Th* annual Thankeglwng re. Klrla came running In They were n , TW MliniAItTV liru « .« .• . . . I l l M, pt— 'I ( V n , _ ,.|r, . | ,lnrl transfer to Its payroll of Dr. Wern nwn vineyard. union of the I,ee family, held al frnin another room t yelled al When an invariinyt jterm ttnjtrd Press Intern at h n i I with hrntuek.v * rlrbut . . . ,, . her von firatm and nearly 2.100 Post election forecast! lhal N u ­ the home of the C. fi l-er ranch, them In lie down on Ihr floor, lie The first relurns of the new col "We didn’t play nearlj a» well ,(ir ",r ’1 ■ro'iml ,rt0 IbmdurasArmy scientists at Hunt* on WOuld take over the GOP or- ur virus attacks your body here, thli year, had 74 member* cauae that** what J remember lege basketball season indicated as wc are capable of," said the registered American ships here mber vllle, Ala., and Pasadena, Calif. ganiration in Ihe wake of its Nov. from fire drilla to do when there's in attendance. a vs«r lieyrins. If your body Kentucky. Cincinnati. K a n s a a | haron "Our defensive work saa Monday in ptotest oscr the "run- The Army strenuously objected. a lol of invoke 4 debacle tore first fruit in a Local familiei rr|*rc»mtcd at Stale and Weil Virginia are readybad ami our off.nsr wasn't too 4W>> fleet" of US. vessels rrgis Just how the dispute was series of huddles with California senses that it is losing, it! The girls said kida front other the reunion, other than the Lc*’i, settled was not clear, hut sources Republican leaders here. " , , lered undrr furclgn flags. asks for help. You may be­ Included Wheelers. Law Ion., M ar ^ hanging on .me am to pick up wltcrr limy left olf last 1st.liil Robert ion, Ihr nation s leading said the Army has approved an Nixon mrl individually with II come unusually tired, have The Seafarer* International Una, Fran., Carters, Shaffers ?ih" ' *!*_ lo. ,,,rm ■ lo agreement which also Is talitfacAlthough Coarh Adolph Rupp | maW coliege icorar last season to the stairs berauie the smoke county and state leaders from and Moons. j;nJon 'he N’aHonal Maritime ^ l0 NASA, his home state at his office Mon­ persistent pains or other had made it as dark as night on used thr.. sophomores in M *>*lh ■ “ 1 P°ln* *‘rra*r Those attending from loral 1(u, lrcom) fI(K)r A f#m,, starting lineup. Kentucky's 'If .Cincinnati run uP an IM lead m Union pleated theJo ck * where Thp Arm>. w„ knuwn ,0 u- *,|i day. Then he conferred with the troublesome symptoms. t0 p*rmn thr scientist* to entire group unlit midnight at his NCAA champion* op *"l<1#Ibi first six minutes against In the Mitpah and Kirrkro were im u ' ln,nnln* ,hr,M,*h ,hr *n<laide « fending Any delay can make the 7. It Hatllff. Marvinn c(.oemlwl. nn „,r „ ,.pr (heir e.moaUn Monday nltM bv 'liana Slate. Thr llrarrats held a moored They claimed American ; dpU)tr , lmo„ ffull time to Ihe Home. He Invited GOP Stale . . . ___ agency . space projects, Chairman George Miliss and his battle hard to win. Hume 'ro m n /’ n 1^ rom m em g « « u r at halRDne t e r . were /e g g i n g thnr elvl,Un ind e ^ W r a n ^ r ° f ,hr bulld1" ' ’ man grafalwrf rolling led by 30 point* lliroughoul most vessels tinder fnrrign flags lo proV|,jf,j thry retained t h e i r 14 associates to dinner. remedies, thnt only treat f e . l l l . l e and riillrfran. Mr. and «irl* #™5 ,h™ - « k “ « «ory over Florida Mate dodge US. labor standards. of the second halt. Army identity with him. Miliss who said the group Cincinnati, led by All America Mr* Waller I.. Carter and daugh symptoms, may mask the Von Hraun himself objected to didn’t even discuss presidential a s­ ther window,• O (>lrar |{<itK-rt<»n ss 41 I. r Sir and Mr* J II I re Dul J r . ‘I stayed vv '" jrar Robert>»n »i |>«inU. pomi*. the transfer mainly on Ihe ground pirations with Nlsor., reported the resl cause and permit the Mr' and Mr. Ira K. Kouihlart. *ml 1 w*‘ Then the fire h rrc m | tu a 0J6t Iriu.nph over that it would break up a scien­ talks resulted in a Republican orillness to train a strong •nd Mr. and'Mrs. Thomas Will- J"™. UP *n‘J (lown Indiana Stale;JU.b Rm.ier totaled tific that has ------developed ganiratlonal program for Califor---- team --------------i 5 points a* Kansas Slate turned Ingham Uwtnn Jr. and »«nt. e at i er. hold. The best way to win some of the country's most im -[nia. I'm aorry about all the other* |„,r |< purdur. !«Vt. and West Vir Travelling some distance to hr _________ _ portanl m i s s i l e * and that Nixon’s action made it clear hr your war nRninst sickness glnla. voted Ihe No 1 team in the here wrre Mr. ami Mr*. Charles launched Ihe successful Explorer intend* In be a takeover parlv nation by the UPI Hoard of is to k" to your physician II. Lee Jr. and daughter. Clarks- fk i f * satellite leader in his own state, at least Coaches at Ihe end of last sea­ at the first siirn of trouble to thr estenl this is satisfactory' son, opened with a 7fifi7 victory to hi* fellow-Rrpubllcans. Mllias l-el him diagnose the cause over Furman. Mrs. John L. Jones and dsughter* said he had askrd the vice presi­ and prescribe the proper Rupp Not Pleased Jacksonville; C. I). Tripp, Mel- Last* I J a iw T « w y n w |i dent to confer with Ihe state lead­ treatment. Kentucky got "If l" » *'"* >urt bourn* and Sirs. John T. Lee, III. < v l n C W I u A i C f l l er* •gairitt Florida Stale but man­ Augusta. Ga. It ha* been clear since the con­ THANKSGIVING VISITORS TAI.UHASSFK (U P li- State aged to open a five point lead at gressional election* that Nixon halftime and then smothered the would have lo aasert hit own Gathered nat the home ui of .m Mrs. uauirrrq mr immr i, . , *■> v bu,l>!p« roe,.ir»la for — : . . . ., i, .if Geneva S. Abell for the Thanks,w *» bienniumare running Seminole* In the wroml aI leadership and shorr up thr GOP DOTHAN. Ala (U l'll - Seven in hit homr state in advance of giving relebralion were her child- "r *r >. 53l>pr *»»•**'* J '»,'nn>1 1 "*• ,hr persons, three of them soldier*, ren Mr. ami Mr*. Alex Al«dl ami provided In Ihe current two-year fre m ia * season a M«,1Ing 'v*. the Republican national eonDRUG C J S TORES were killed rally today when two venllon in I960. son. Itamly, of Orlando; Jlr. ami l«rrlwl. And a few more budgets led the Mihhat* »«b P"m) car* collided head on ahoul five Cm lit A MigMUa Mrs. Krwin Abell ami son. Scott; "re ;el lo come In | Rupp who idmll ed !«• •>«< » mile* wrst of here. of Gainesville ami Wiley Alwll. »'*dset DirectorHarry Smith i poor Joti oflubHltulm'. in Pick up your prescrip­ Thr highway patrol »ald one of of Oviedo. mid rcyueala so far total a *ta; — tion if shopping near ui, thr car* wa* on the wrong »lde Church (•cts Steeple Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Danicll «rr,n« lo ***[»!• »«•«• BOSTON -< U P M - The thurch or let ns deliver promptly of the road at thr lime of the were pnmd to hav* their child- ™pnr»«* *n,! ,ch,1,:,,* high speed tmashup. The accident "1 A",rr‘ra '» " l'1 without extra charge. A rrn from Atlanta for the holidays, T *1* 1 * SI37,*i#.T*1 mure Ilian est congregations has a new stee- grunt many people entrust occurred shortly Iwfore 1 a m was appropriated f.,r the same 5lr. tod Mr*. T. II. Danicll, Jr Three o t h e r persons were in­ pie. a replica of the one damag. us with their prescrip­ purpose* In 1957 and little daughtrr, Pam. jured, nol seriously, ihe high­ rd by hurricane Carol in I9H tions. May we compound Hudgels for new cunslruilion Gathered at the famly dinner The congregation I* the First way patrol said. yours? a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. total tl02.7m 2*11. imt may run an Church (Unitarian) of Hoxlmry. Officers said a car driven by • Quotation by John Dryden l.'K F ' * ' 'UPI* r-’lnrida Charles G. Fhaffer wer* their othrr 23 million dollar* nr to. 111,hard Ray l^sckname. ’23. of It was founded in H>,10 ami one of Kr'iurtl* have mil been died Soul hern ami Stetson University (tU t-lT M ) ion and daughter-in-law, Mr. ami its first leaders was John Kill, Monday IIOOSTKILS ( l . l l l l T H A N K K 1 ! — Svm liinlu 1liffh C o u ili J im " Copyright 1938 (!>W!) Sira. C. V. Shaffrr ami rhiidrrn, *nr biilhling* for existing and four w„n nig known as ihr apostle lo the In ‘ new junior college* the ,„ to ......................... advance in bought , finals m U ikt'r .............. till* m icro jih im e To o«y U w u iil o f th u n k s H* Rli'ni* *rr* 7,} 'iiothan ' ' ' dians. Charlie ami Georg*, of Gaines. .............................. .................. ,........ vill*; and Dob Shaffer, of Pom il ,***1 POwns, Routh Horlda Men |h(, c jlru% invilalionvi ’•-•'••b ill n f g||t. Hoogtcrn ("Inis, w ho yfiivc ihv A unit II fiMitlmll Dead in lasckname's ta r were ................................. -----------‘’T r/a m ^ M r* . T. U Ungo, Jr T ! ! i"‘w ./.n ,"" Inappropria ..™ " ? ! Tournamenu .................... . lenttiH a hiahecuc- ----llint ..n ign h-------l. P igolt atanila heniilr the mniml Uickname, John A Janney. 20. flic . last la-givlaltire By FRANK SPF.NCF.R CIIICAUO (L'PIi— "Doc* anybody know anything about my little boy*’* The ilcndcr woman In the camr l’i-halr coat walked Into the littie candy storr across the alley from Our Lady of Angels recto ry Monday night. She looked hopefully at Tercse Gorskl, who works part time at the store after school. Compromise Seen On Space Agency I f I1 * Nixon Takes Over Rebuilding Of GOP Annual Reunion Al Lee Ranch Held Top-Ranked Teams Win Cage Openers ^n.iosnsAtPi^ emHna9 a r A m : a ^ Requests Soaring Seven Persons Die In Two-Car Crash TOUCHTON I : *■ I , [ I I { Florida Southern, Stetson In Finals Florida .Southern defeated IWI- (ru c k w h ic h furnlahesl Hit* public m hll'i'f.i ayatetli. ( Ilcryf- ami Roy Raider. 22, all soldier* . 79111 while Stetson , , stationed at nearby Ft. Iluckrr, and Ruth A Moreland. 27. of Dothan , Injured tn laH knainc * car were I Joe .Mac Ward. 3 . ami Charles nidi instances N. Slnrnet, 17, hnlh of Ft Rurk- Marshall and,;™ om l. I " ' l,cl million dollars "!r for build and boys. That), Marshsll 7 ,..... . .SSKJSYiTTS 5£»vihlto.'l5li«r.p *w’1'’ ijs u k . I LIGGETT 'rt- ..... ... ...... . ZT,.... . . i.p». 'V'J’T Z 7MX Schools i .... ............ - — j s r s f & ’s h n SMI ngll. X tk In 5 » ttortil. i m i In.™ | m M l . . r . , . l .r I » ...............; Kanatsrliini, home for the event Mott legislator* are pledged to Ralph Milter '' Mr. and Mr*. Roswell Noegel ude against new taxes next year paint* to pace Stetson, w iiii i, ■pent Thanksgiving with frla- anti the Commission said it will Jim Perry sparked Tampa » at submit a "halancrd budget." tack with 17 point* lives in Ocala. Mr. and Mrs. Ibiuglsv II. Ja>k leaving thr final decision In the Tamila »|mUed .Stetson a l> |M,ml lead in the game, and came sun ami daughter. Fat, wen- join- legislature, •d by dsughter and sister, rebark within fool’ I"' " ' *’ the .onte.t ^ IDtter. went into apcetivrly, Miss Melanie Jarkwm, a itudrni at Jo n .. Bustnes. Col A lllG n C C C h U rC H a Ireerr In 1 „ stetson led at halftime. 31 t«gr, Jaeksnnvllle, for the holiday , Southern play* Stetson tonight week end. The Jackson* had. in H n / J i n / i S p r V I C O ^ addition to Melanie, Mr. and Mr* r , u , u , , , y J C r Y I L C b for the championship, while ______ _ ________ _______ The Alliance Church I* having j a ,nPl4 -ru| |(u||in* intcl In a G. W. Alford fur dinner Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Neely and *• *erie* nf evangeUstir servlre- (unvolatinn match their guests, Mr. and Mr*. W. F .i,hl* »' f m r,K' hp‘ -— -------------------Rlanty of De* Mnlnrs. Iona, and J W w *'*<■*'* <h arh llf. VC sun and Mr. ami Mr. I.ynn J. ** *|>r »p*'*5er 2 0 - Y c O r - O d P I 0 ITS Neely SI. i’.tcrburg Th" 1 m v motored muiumi tu ... U.. ......... Thp nul'l‘' l*ul,|te ,l4» ,,p‘’n lnv" " 1 *“ to *|wnd Thanksgiving with rrla attend by the Itev. David S fa r T D i . . . F o r O fflC C neflx. psstor of the rhurrh. 1 u • 'U ' 1 1 x7' Mr. and Mr*. Arthur J. I t r y - ------------------- TAMPA (Ul’ll - Dougla* ,T. nold* enurtained twelve fur f . , . . . AImicromhir, SF)ear old *ales Thanksgiving dlntv.r at their l O n S I H tC n l *1 O T K lT man. *ald lie will run nrxt )ear horns, including Mr. ami Mr* MEMPHIS. Tenn. —(Ul'l 1- Ir lor a post un Ihe City Board Dud Reynold* and son, Ihiug; Mr. viirj "I'op" Slayer ha* worked a. Ahercromble admitted ire liav and Mr*. E.(I. Cross! Mr. and a salesman for the tame cigar never had |Hibllral experience luii 5(r*. Milford Calhoun and child firm for the past fin years, mak- *aol h«- always had a >een ren; and Kennth Sullivan. tng all hi* calls on foot. Hr works mlrrest in politics," lie also Mr. and 3lrt. Duschan Lulas a si* day week and figure* he has miinled out l.e wmiiu In. 21 h» tlie were ho»l* for another large faro- sold more than 15 million cigar* lime election day arrive*. Ily livanktglvlng gathering, the dinner being iarverl on their spa clou* lawn of their new home, Ur*. Charles T. Niblick prob ably hat bail th« longr»t Thanks­ giving trip, travelling to New York on a wonderful tour. She HUNDREDS OK ITEMS AT is e*perted hack thl* week end. Q U ITTIN G -- Walter Derre*. 72, died Satur day in Ihr F t mi note Memorial Hospital. Mr. Derre* had been spending hi* winter* In n»teen for the p**t two year*. Ills home was in Jlelfait. Maine, where hr was in Ihe luml«r buiinri* until his rdlrement in 1951. 51r. Derre* was • 32m! degree 51a ton. a m en her of the Shrine Club and a member of the Eastern '.Star. Survivor* include his vrift; two Mas, Maurice am) Homar, both of Belfast, and several grandchild­ ren. Remains hav* been sent to Belfast for services and inlerment by Kehbtum Funeral Home In Meant Dart. • > ,!* % , Professor Studies Dinners ere Free lie it studyinv in detail the »lar lith n,rlhn<l of sliding it* stomach mil nf It* mouth and *urruunding (nod will, a tiaghke structure which It then ret n r led Anderson ditcrlhc* the stealtiah an "animal which tend* it* stnmach out for dinner." DICKSON. N D.—(U l'll—The Dickinson l .amber «>( Commerce dotrihuted free Thanksgiving din nrr* In the town>l>cfiplr hy climb tng to the top nf a downtown *«orr anil releasing J2 live turkey* and 24 live chicken* to the i rnwd below. YOU'RE IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT WHEN YOU CALL ON vr decorations — *...... - »-** ............ sth nf a atardih C/uu& im ii& i Disrupted ^lfx\ By Bomb Scares arrangements — .......... S a b i . ImnUns l» ri«W l li*m l-rt»ii I W 'O t-.l .ml n .,.,1 m I m k r '- m ' Oak '.rove Junior High School^ Fowler; George II llragan. 23. wen evacuated and Henderson an,l William U Mhlttaker, 23, ol j Dothan. Injured In Fowler's carl Klcinrnlary School lor Negroes was Donald Ray Cheek, 29. nf! *. L |A L ! s r wnt forced In delay the opening J lO rT IS N S llQ D I lS nf «l.i»*e% while officers searched Dothan. | T„ A,;A \ Y - t l T 'l i - I'r.d ,„r homhs reported hidden In the |„hn v| Amlerson, a Cornell Uni budding* bv anonjmmi* telephone ^ (% , , t2.aon e.llerv National Seienrr Foundation grant --------------------to find out mure alwut the slom* „ . corsages — Ganas Flowers Dorothy H; Ganna COME IN and COMPARE ^ lAHIv station wagon with the most room for the least money B Y STU D EBA KER 05ro* MONEY It's w hat YOU likt that counts. Wo always try to artanga BUSINESS ovorything to suit your parsonnl convantanca. 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To Launch Five-Ton Moon 'Beeps' Bothering Space Experts Say Acceptance Is Greatest Tracking Station; G ift, Psychologist Says Could Be Red Moon Animals Will Ride WASHINGTON f i t ’ll — The Lorre lla»r in California, tt will Pentagon announced today that a weigh 1.300 pountta Prevent Amrrprogram of earth »at«-llitr launch-lean . ---------------------------------------, ..........aatellite* - ........... -do not weigh more ln*‘ dial may put a flvr lnn man than 32 pound*. made moon In ortiit will begin on Roy W. Johnson, director of the the Wr»t Coail In about to day*. I’entagon'* space agency, said The firat ta lrlld r vehicle will I* talellite launching* from Vandenlaonrhcd late Ihit mnnih or earl) l»erg may lie cxpcrlcd at a rale of in January from Vandrnberg \ir ahoul one a month In 1959. He said the program ha* been designated “ Project Discoverer.' and lhat it* main purpose I* tn develop “ useful Information” for pulling a manned vehicle into or* bil around Ihr earth Spain Has Drought Animal Round Trip* MADRID { til'll — A fiveAll of Ihe Weil Coast launrhlng* month drought threatened central will he aimed Inward the South Spain today with it* wont water I’ote. Johnson taid the program shortage in nearly 1**0 year*. will include pulling animals Inin . . ...... ,, orbit and returning them safely "Arerptanir it the grratest gift one individual ran Kite another.” |ir. Melvin I Held told the Southvide School IT* latt night. The imminent rhikl parcbologist added that an individual'* *clf confidence . tnn l-r hr retlored if someone rl*c mil arrept him a* he it. imperfei lion* and all.” Held renlercd hit talk around the question, \\ flat Can We Do s r NX WALK. Calif (l I’M — A* I'arrnt* To iTrparr ttur lasrkheed tpacr *cirntl»l* admit• Children tor ltcttcr Learning? In lerl tortav the) were purilrd at the this retyr.l he pointed out that origin of a Sputnik • like »ignal *•» Important fact it ho.i a rhild plrkrd up latl week It) their .tale! belt about learning, emphasizing tile tracking iuttnimetilt ,lul l’*Venl» should help him want Disclosure of the t|jn.il roinrld lu learn rd with a report by Krirk Hrr l.oir. importance and signifi­ gautt a member of President cance, aid -cruelly were crtal- EUcnhowrr» trienllflt advisory litlird hy the speaker at the hamr team lhat the IHt«<lan> had fired r mol Iona I nerd* of all children a ml tide whlrh by patted Ihe "If we Imr a rhild. wr retiiert him a. an indltidunl, yel we for Brrgausl. speaking in Pittsburgh get (hit fuel rntif Ia n i l ) s a i d Tuesday said he believed Die ttie tpraki i a* hr pointed out the Soviet mitt lie ''could probably he nutnermit vat tanert in the dm el • CELERY HOWL PIUNCKSSES-From this Fay Noel and Jeanette Brown. The tlueen Iraekrd on it* way part Mart inlo opulent of children the asteroid bell." group of lovely Indies ivill come Seminole will ta* selected Friday ju st prior to the •'I’arerit' thou Id dwell on the Their instrument* pirked up the High's Ceterv How! Queeif Seated (center) Celery Howl game here between Seminole individual needt of a child rather signal for a 10 mlmilr period lieto r*nh. Cindy llountillut. Left to right. Donnie and AjMtpka. than the protiiroi created l-y Ihe glnnlng at 2 35 p m. Nov, 71 on a isoviet Will Meet (Photo by Bergstrom) Steinnick. Bridget Gcissler, Niki Ashby. MAI.Ul'. Calif l l ’I’ll— Two chilli breai;*c tif hit need*. said frequency of 7100.1 inrgacyclrt MOSCOW t til'll — Tbe Supreme The apace director said the thoutand men today fought a Reid, at he urged parent* to con* Sputnik I which burned up *horllv Soviet parliament of Die Russian (ir»t launching will he conducted roaring hnith fire lhat »corchrd stiJer the motive for a rhild t iw alter II* launrhlng late la*t year, republic will convene here Dee. with the Air Force** 1.M0 mile 2d. ihe Soviet nc - s agency Taw Thor intermediate range missile, 15.POO acre* of valuable watershed hxvlur Iransinltlrd on 7)l«i5 mrgarvrle* aaid Tueiday. plus a sermtd stage. He said he and de»lrn)ei! tone to twine*. inlielrt, chief psychologist rontul llergausl said hr hclirvr* Dial also expects the 3.5u0mlte Atlas eluding the ranch home of actor unt for llu- ttureau of Mental ihr Soviet* launched a satellite I l i t S intercontinental ballistic missile to Tokyo Ixw- A) rri. llrallh fur f lorlda, declared lhat i missile which by patted Ihr moon TOKYO (I'P II — Fire devlrny* be used during 1959. Movie pertoiialille* joined Ihcir a rhild dec* not learn unlit he ll on Sept 21 ed nine hultdlng* in downtown Johnson said that with the Atlas, nelghlior* in moving tatuahle* ready, and that it might well tuBrrcautt *ald Dial on Sept, .’t a *aid ’'children team in tpitr of trarking post at Cape Canaveral, Tokyo today. Si* firemen were in plus a high energy upper stage un­ Sanford. l/>ngwotKi and Alla rare with 7 » Richard 15 Zalt Iraull 46 and I red Etclavon M from their hnnu » in the lull* near der development, the I'nited State* Or,me It Rockett defeated Elea- »"» fashionable I-each resort city. ii.Jl i’la.. picked up signal* for a three jurrd fighting Ihe Idatr. monte Spring* yesterday circled man got U p, John h. I urn n sj. expect* a satellite weighing a* ' k' ' _ * , mi . t i l r! ,- hour period, lie said their signals city official< Voting ranged from Three candidate* alto received na Shaw. 7Jt-16l. in the race fur V** flame* lhat broke out Tue* much as 10.000 pound (five tons) —i nr in vote*.................. ................. l “"dlnn) ' — ‘ f - were Iwanted on (ooo* mega- HumilKe Resigns very heavy In Longwood to very i write In Ihit rare. Tliey town clerk and Mrda Andrew* day swept In ever) direction on WASHINGTON (Ul’l »—Will liar van be put in orbit. Russia's Sput­ ,werc incumbent Mayor Olin Elgin, polled 249 vote* to 1TO for Garland nutty wind* Dial readied m mile*. mentioned , . . ..emotional need* ian eyelet light in Sanford. raise kid Bill Dr Jnlin I'. Hagen, director ridge submitted his resignaliun as nik III weighs a ton and a half. Joe Baker won Ihr Sanlurd City who did nol »rck re election Shaw in ihr lav coiletlur * rare an hour At IraM nine fire light lie urged parent* to thaw the He said present plans do not In­ rr* were buried, four *eriou»ly. of the Vanguard project, said in president nf Ihe American League Com in Ulion »eat at stake hy a (three), John Beam* anil J G. Three randidatrs wen- elected *a,ne amount of inure*! in all of clude putting a man Into orbit la today and a rnmmltlre was ap Carhan. one each. ij o vote margin over M. L. tSon lo *ervr on Ihr town council in Al­ The jagged I'stlflr Coatl high­ the children* activities, rather Washington that a. far a. «e 1958 For Longwood town council. El tamonte Spring*. Of tome (uo way hiierting the Malibu mo than putllnc mnphavi* on one *|>e- know ihere 1* nothing to rr|mrt« pointed to find hit turressor. ny) Baborn Jr. Only too of San Johnson said the animals being & ford'a 3,(09 registered voter* went dell K. William* lid the ticket with registered voter*, only 179 haileds v,c ‘ *>h>ny wav Jumped by the r ifs< point “A child who liv rt in the Soviet* have a new rocket in prrparrd for orbit include mica ^ to the poll* to deride the Utur. 211. II. C. Car1»on received III). were cast. fire Dial s|ied rapidly along, fear of fa ilu re eanmd do hi* space \ spokesman al the Naval Dulles Takes Rest PALM SPRINGS, Calif. lUPD and “ primates,” presumably mooRetearvh Lalsoralory said no ra­ J. It. Iticter IT*. Iloinrr A. Scott Baker polled 501. Italwirn 319. off spectarular flame* liesl." he laid A Winter*, running with lourhing -Secretary of Slate John Fuller key*. In Longwood, (52 nf the town'* tea, K. II Hopkins 167. William I*. outla’vlie when crowded telephone pole* and lie urged hi* audtrurc to lu- dio sigtialt or other report* from opposition in Wart) 3, rreeived tmderdry aneleni oak* were "the kind ot i a rent, eblldrrn w ill a roekel were received hv this Dulles vsas rolling at Ihit desert 59<) voter* turned out to tail ha I Luke IU. H L. Helm* 155. J It 159 vote*. connin'* It tracking Gallon* resort today. He travelt to San lot* for mayor, member* ot the Grant and Daniel J. Screen). Ill , , rraehed. The p<’le» borne*! like confide in " Franrlir-t Thursday tr> allend a John ( . 5Vs.il delealed * llllou « , fool malrb.luks. Ihe gnarled around the world town council, clerk and tav rot- each: II. II. Ilaynir 131. it K. Dr Reid * xi|i|>rur.iii.-e here wat Sweat IOC, George W. Davit 95, la-e Bomeman in Uar.l ( Kj9«3. oak% vir1lla||, . vp|m|ed luncheon. lector. arranged by 'lr*. Rill Kirk, pro­ A R Lormsnn led Hie mayor's'J W R.iumholser 73, Gerald De I rank it Gerhard! gave appaln Aclor and onelime child «(ar tee inrumU-nt Hill M York a Jarkie Coo-’an p.i**ed up hi* local gram rhiilriuan of S ulhtldo PTA. Drive On Sears Set P: .gram eo <luirman. Bill Kirk, elute race in the special election lelrvltion above Tuesday nlgtit to jnti stu.i-d the .jtra. er and atm WASHINGTON i U m - The to fill the urn-spited term of liar *tand hv hi* threatened home and jnit ' ineeil Hie nteetinjf of March leam strrs’ (,'nlott say* R will be­ ry II, llruwti. Aork received 90 help hi* neighbor,* a* voluntary 5 when Mr* fUHi Johnson. *iriangin Jan. R tu orgattlir 70.<>b0 ''Winded” Jaycees will be sell­ votes; Gcrhardt, hi. (ire aidr* do, will tie Hie gueit speaker .-ear* Itutburk A- Co. wuri.rn In ing balloons during the parade Saturday, The new lyw let led COUDtilmrn More than 2,poo retidenta of idir memtH-rilup drive of Ine mall ordrr ilr'-r«, warrhouiri and The young man will blow up will lake office on Jan II, 1959. home* In lite Santa Monies M-«un repair and servleo fiellltfr*. Mutual (’outer! A*>oeiatbm eonI n i Munday d t r lion. Donald W. 1lain* »orne 25 mile* northwest id hundred* of balloon* prior to the Until* lbrooch tills week Willson went back into the may ■ Lot Vngetr* were evacuated to Christmas er.ebrallnn, which srllt Five Bomb Threats Remit* id a me* ling Monday 1 or'* ofbte in Casselberry, defeat *riiuolt. Red Cross emergency feature hands, anarrhing units and TAMPA 'I l l ’ll— Five more float*. *d ineimiltent J D Bryani. 2117*1. eontrnl point* and taellltir* tel up Lart Hlgginliotham tia* t>een ai>- thou rd only half id Ihr llekrts needed for the program have (wen bomb threal* were rrinirted In tlmi, Wtlttnn heal thr man who h* civil defenve unit* Proceeds from the sate will pro­ ].<ooled to Ihr K trrutlvr * o omll- Mild. Tampa today a* frustrated a lit ho In al him In 1057 -----------------------lee of the < omootlee id IIS’, ae vide children al Die lailhrran rilie* ordered an alt out ailrmpt In other race*. Mr* Lillian Bel Home in Mavis with shopping .ortllp.g lo a rrlra tp In the Sem­ 'flu- Winter Miuir Festival will to catrh the prankslrra. feature three performance* hy *<l defeated incumlient loon rlerk, inole Cliamtier of Commcrre'* ll hrmigbi to 13 Ihe number of money for Chrittr.iaa. The child­ nulionalty known artisli. This la Mr*. France* Allen. 265 I9i ren are eseortrd through Sanford “Sem-O-Gram.** threat* in the last three day*. In a statement today. Raker taut < on*ideraide rloudinrs* with In store* by the Jayrrrs lo buy each fit her member* of the lummlt (lie only rullnral program brought he was "very happy” at Hu- out Irrmlllrnt rain today and Imilrhi ter Ini-liida W. Scott lliintt. (hair 11 Sanford hv any gruup. Thr oilier presi nls (with may In- Just George Tnuhy. vire chair- rejection* were made- hr Ihe com ‘AutokeF sSales Up romr id Ihe Sanford i-lrelmn lie Thursday partly cloudy. Illih !•* a Rule left ovrr for a long desired tnilli-e lo appeal lu ..II age gn«'ps. 111’DA PEST (UPI) -Hunger- toy I. pledged hit "very Itetl if fori* day 71 In *«, low tonight 5* In hi m.vn T. E. Tinker, (matter .hair Ilie ''(.banlielerr* , Neltoo and | jd nrwspap<rs trportrd l aleady during hit term and thanked Ihe Mind* r;*l and soulbratl lo to 15 man and Francis Hmmtillat Jr. Ilalloon chairman is Garnet veal piano team and Dance Dra- tnrrea*e In used car sales here, voter* for their »up|Mirl mile* per hour today and tonight memlership chairman. ma were rhosen lieeaitse nf their The state owned "Autoker.* only White, who has organized his tKipulariiy with people who pre u, w| ,I)#ri m town, has been sell- salesman into a highly efficient A. It. I.OR MANN JOE BAKER fer semi clasaical and muilern en |nR * |„ to u,r ,| ra r» dally al force. It doesn't lake much pre*sure, however, lo sell thr gay bal­ tertainment price* ranging from 3700 to loon* to the thousands of area res­ Worker* villi are railing those 92,41*1 ident* who come to the parade. who bought membership* laat , ., , Last year It youngsters wero was invited to speak last May 26 ATLANTA (MM) — A wines* whereupon hi* visitor told him year. They will be ronlarted be J' l'C’ljfntOI'S C o llid e * ♦ At ‘Celery Bowl given 16 earh to spend, during the .luring a *erle» on “great religions fore the week I* out Uio.e wh., U ,N|M)S testified today that George Allen t|lat "wliat we ought to d< Tytll frr)<hter. shopping Irtn. The Jaycees ran Seminole High School student* Bright, on trial in Du homhlng tiring one of them up." of ihr world." Iiave not Imught in Ihe past, or ro||Mri| ln „,r {nglrtlfWNW F.ng trill attend a dance at the school nt Die Jewish Temple here, onre hmilli laid Bright told him fot newcomers, are asked lo rail Mrs ll«h Channel Inday. tearing the out of balloons half way through Ihe parade, never rralizlng that Rothtelidd and Id* w|fr «rrr lowing Die irrv lre, “I resent has It F Cooper FA 2 MSI or Sirs Friday nlghl aflcr the Celery taut “vie ought to string one of strrn off nnr ami forrlng It* Ihe demand would he so great. Bowl game, All AjwipVa students Competing wpiadton* in ihr them up” when he heard lhat ihr rarlier witnesses lodiy . mg a Christ - killing Jew- *|eak Don Flelrher FA I loan rraw men In abandon Ihe vhip alto are invite*!. Chairman While anticipate* an Tlir rabbi said P.rlgld ramr m ing in a Christian rhurrh ’ suth tmmbinr derby of Heavy Trmplr rabid was lo speak at a Frank Mchane Jr , chairman of All Ihe crewmen were rr veiled even greater crowd thi* year, and The damr will be held on Die Attack Wing One will carry the Baptist church. the Baptist ctmrrli meeting <nd Smith said hr advised Rright tn thr Assoeiallon said. "This la a by tugboat* and llfetmali. new eourt where colored light* many tnorr balloon*. And with Iho Bright w*» the lin t of live men asked him qurslinn* Mrs Rnili. go Ititmr and thr man left community project, a* niurli a* ami decoration* *>f celery strip­ color* of Ihe aircraft carrier* to coming of induitry, perhaps the rhild trsllfird alHiut rrrrlvin. * > the t'filled Fund or Ihe Commitlo go on trial In Superior Court . Arsenic In Smokinjr Jay ere* will u*e other methods ping* wilt surround « huge ert-ry whlrh they are assigned for Ihe October Mast Dial reu sed | .aim ing call almul tynamile ' Ire of too The Winter Mu sir Feahowl Complimentary U<-Vrl* Still While Ihe xyuadron* are opera Ton Much Trouble NEW YORK (U P I)- A group than tungs to inflate them. m ore than H n n.nrn da magi In Ih r m her linme, She said Die ealler in ..I t* proof in ihosr Intrrrttrd f hr given In football player* of ^ , rnn| Sanfnr.| #t Ihr montenl. ulio stir Ihnugbl .hr rould identlfMARION, III —t CPI I - Ihe in llu * arra that w r do h air plan­ of arienlltla said Imlay Ihsi an in Temple on Atlanta's famed Frarh both Irani, an*) their date* , . , . told her “ *he had five minutes Marion Junior Chamber of Com ned functions fur entertainment. create m death* m ulling from a eam rr in tree Street, Thii is Ihe first event held on curb i* ailiohrd to merer arreptrd amt then reject- Five dollar* (nr a memtirr*hip is lung earner may In- trarrablr in to .avr your life.” Bright * next door nelghlior. l he court ftlncc Ihe •nWilioo of i Tile .all Came after the Tempt, i l a building iilferrd lu Du Jav very Inexpensive, ami the money* pari la Die increased content nt 178 S lilt bant Carl Johnston, te, tilled nlne-fmjl ruoerelr strip Thr ITA VAH l will rrprc.ent the vs a* bomtied. The raldit »cni lu* . . . . without charge by Die Wit nrtrnir >n cigarrttc*. ha* furntshe.| <nn«n-tr benches Indeirt’tidem. vAlt-J. t arricr that the defendant ram r lo tilt clllblrrn away from home a* a Immi-oh County Airport Authority will lx- repaid many limes in plea­ They .aid eigareltr* root am arcarry sure ” house tn August and showed loin restili, but he and lit* wife «lr and rhairt. and ’ ill spontor Die Group Four; \ Ml 7, will fur uvr a* a elubhourr The group senle w ell In eiees* of Ihe amount into the .rimpeldion lolors from an advrrttsrmrnt staling Dial J perinliied in foo*t «. Z » K ly ^rvush the u ih l lumrd down Ihe offer when II r ------------ ------------- r ie v rm <e..rv and ro y -1 ,o u rl the Navy^s . v t n u lra r t er cob Rmhiehlld would Sfwak at the The Rev. William A Smith a- learned the Concrete block building. S q U O t e D o i l C C S e t The MIAMI (UPI) — A preliminary aircraft earner the ( SS Enter- Firt Baptist Church in AHanta itfIant , , a | | o r of |llr |Up(1 .......... have lo tu- remove.I lntm> , will be present foe the ocvaimn hearing wa* scheduled today foe Killer Surremlers prlte. ,‘r1" ' Johnilon said Bright told him i.n iiu a n n.. ...... . „ u , . >... A t C d ltC T i O H IQ ilt CAHIUZII SPRINGS. Tex (Ul'l) one of two men accused of mis­ Rich, VAH’.i will represent Ihr L'SK ''None of u* want Negroet In K.|iare danring will la* held in —Com tried Georgia killer S|«,itce treating a 5 year old boy given 1 Saratoga, on whlrh Ihe «<|uadroo school, and now they arr trying the < ivk I ruler annn i.miglil at Edwards, his hand* and clothing away by hi* mother because ” 1 served for nine months The U 8 S tn put Jet.* in rhurrh ' lorn hy rartus and thr howl nf don't like him fnr some rtason." K p. lu. F. D. Roosevelt'* color* will Iw | Abandoned I'nijerl * Lillie David Sloan was hospital­ < alter itulruitnr Joe Curtis will 1coy ole« ringing in his ears. Mumh LONDON (L!P lt— One thing m -rlrd by VAll*11. which return Johnvton quoted Rright as *ayFredcrick Tutlle and hi* lati wife onjj. jj, j, week from a period ing that "a tdmeh of u*” planned be 111-vent, and all square dancer* led not of a Wrat Texas waste ized after neighbor* heard him didn’t talk almut wa* money 0f «ea' duty alaiard the Roosevelt. I lo break up Die First l!apti»t are welcome lo participate. Thr I land Tuesday night lo meekly screaming In a trailer camp Tutlle. an Srtvearold pensioner. Thf. 8-va|f(1 Sont of S jn for,| I meeting and asked II hr uanlrd to ■lames are *|«in*<.rrd by Ihe ytan-1surrender In a posse of ranchers where Ihe two mrn lived. Hospital authorities *ald he was suffering gave hi* wife half bis pension be tVAII-61, will not participate in go along. ford Recreation Department. and lawmen. from malnutrition and physical cause he thought *he wa* poor the derby due to deployment asbtiM’. plus possible other compli­ She thought hr wa* rich, board Ihe 1788 Forrestal. The witness -aid he told Bright cations. lie wasn't, but she wa* | hr did not want to participate. Whrn she died. »hc left 159.000 David Dean Wallace. 29, and — pound* it»20«»yi—mo»t of It lo Ray murid Jacobson had thr child's ^ , harity He totd a court Tuesday birth certificate and a “ hill of sale lhat »he left him only 52 pound* or lease” from his mutbrr, Mrs. a year because she thought he Roy Sloan of Nrw Orleans. had money of hi* own Attached to thr birth certificate Tlte eourt awarded him another Fanfold Grammar .Sehuol will Mr*. R. E. Mitchell, bicycle was a ilute addrrsied “tu whom 20 pound* a week hold Mcyele in»|irrtion Friday at safely chairman for Semmole it may concern” saying the moth­ 9 a m. I he new tniprcllon plan County, said “ We would like to er leased Ihe boy In Ihr two men More than Sou will altrnd the uf town goesD renew their ae Waterways Group annual p L ,.. ir*t respond Idlily with have the parent * realize that lor “ one week.” The note was un­ opening of the Mayfair quaiztlance with Seminole County each school in Ihe rounly, children are required to ol^y the dated. residents. Will Meet Friday lun .Satunlay bight. With the help of grammar same rule* when riding a bicycle Carl lluhbeil and Mr*. Chriity Reservation* have been cloved ichixd l>uys, Ksrtv Urn Butler and ' a* they are when driving a ear. Burns Will Spenk . The Florida Walerway* i omVValsIt are nunda red among Diote Leu Ruck of the Ran ford Police Children Uughl bicycle safely » milter will mtet Friday at 10:30 for the gala dinner dance that Ih-partment wifi inspect the eon- now will find it inueli caster t o 1 a, m. In the Silver Spring* Coffee *** ? n ‘Z ' rcpresenling ihe San Francisco dilum nf student's bicycle brakes, drive later. Parents miy help by 'At Jaycee Meeting Shop. Silver Spring*. An rtretion LoektaR* will be »rrved n l Giantl. .Mr*. Walsh, widow of ninttr* crystal lobby at 7 p. ra . followed the_ _____ kick stand*, lights and reflectors, picking up driving manual and W. Scott Burns, chairman of famous_ ^pitcher, will ............... spend her of off to rs „ii planned. Driving te*l* will Iw given to studying it with thrir children.‘‘ the Committee of 100, will apeak D ire r iVr's 'will present iiroject* >9 ■ lavish dinner at Bln tb*i gay »m trr In Sanford a* hoi te n for for convidrratlon by the eommil- ^Intnag room. Gueal* will d.uer o Miyfa|r , nn rbrik the rhildrrn on hand signals, Sanford Gra mmar School holds 1(1 lhc Sanford-Seminole County Ire kltending from Sanfnnl are lht mualc of le le Bukur and the Reiervaimns have twen made ability In me brake* and manage- the most enviable safrty record of ,J g y r e s tomorrow at noon during menl of Iho vehicle on lurnt, John Krider and A! Lee. Krhler I'upulalre* in the circus ballroom by e|tjr, county and Navy of (h u ll, all county schools. Safely chair- ■ISe luncheon at the Clvl* Center, la chairman Of the Committee, from »:30 until closing <ruj Hanford may even get to see DKAIt KAN'TA — Four-ytur-oltl .Murk Chllcult ninlla hla Parent* of children who ride man is Mr*, l-amar Echols. An Bums will outline Committee srhieh has made the Sanfnrd-T'- Greeting guest* at Ihe door will a few of the professional golfers Chri*tmn* Hat tn Snntn (Inna In the ajt«rii«l malllzox nt the buses In the school are asked tn other inspection will tu- held after plans and projects. The program ^Iv llle Canal one of It.* long be Mr and Mr*. Frank Urbane who will play in the Giants $15,u00 Sanford Pont Office. The l»<»\ i* placed within the reach of ronperatr hy bringing bicycles to Christmas for children with new is umler tha direction of David nmail children. (Herald Stuff Photo) the school for inspection. M am nmjecti. Ur. Jleunions arc revetted a* out- Mayfair Open neat week. Klingensmith. l bicycle s. News Briefs 2,000 Fight Blaze In Movie Colony; 40 Homes Burned City Officials Chosen Drive Continued By Concert Group Jaycees To Offer Balloons At Parade Higginbotham Gets Committee Post Weather Students To Donee SquadrOHS To Fly 'Bomber' Urged Rabbi Be 'Strung Up' Colors Of Carriers Hearing Scheduled In Tot Give-Away Thought Him 9 Money To Charity Over 500 Expected At Mayfair Social School Schedules Tests For Bicycles �— f l+mii* %*. a-- ,4 ~ * w r I Vara 2-Wed., Dee. 3 . 1018 ffb'i tsnferb Yul Brynner Dons Power's Costumes 1 special Semins Local Briefs 5ef At Nazarene frraUl MADRID (U ri) -Y u l Brynner visit Monday to chat with co-star A rfprfM nlllive 0f the Social Thr annual meeting of the Gen­ stepped Into the costume of the spot wl^rV liw - Security Administration District Tvrone Power today lodtv and er ?? fell dying of a heart attack rvfrim Office In Orlando will be It at the late Tyrone e ts lliitorical and Genealogies’ Special services will be conduct- want out to fight ■ movie battle after a dueling scene 1? d iy t ago. City Commission Boom. Sanford Society scheduled (or the firs I at the Sanford Church of the Sunday in December hai been iazarcnc beginning at 10:43-a. m •gainst the armies of Egypt end *•! an. very rognlctnt of the su- City Hall. Dee. 10 and Dee. J4. pottponrd until further notice by lunday and continuing through a real-life bailie agilait the perstitioni Involved,1" he said. ‘ 1 between the houra of 100 a. m. forete of superitlllon. will do my best to dispel them." *nd noon. President Joe M.Gilev,., Wedneaday night. W The brawny film sUr, his bald fn five furious days parked The Sunday nlsht service begini This service It made available I.l Col. Ulmer <». Bandy Sr.. »on ■t T OO p m. and the wrek-di) bead capped with a luiuriint wig, *ith behind-the-scenes drama, thr was certain to wta thi first fight dynamic lU r hat gone a long *av to those who wish to apply for oldof Mr*. Annie K. Bandy, Wert te n Ices heiln at 1.30 7 . m. age and survivors insurance bene­ P in t St. i< ataiioned in Bad KrruiThe Bcv. W. A. Sowsrd, former­ —Us In the eeript. He iik l he wea toward convincing e itre i and nach, Germany with the Ith In ly nf Chattanooga, will be the 1 pe­ going to win the second as well technician* that the film, TO ner fits, social Security aewunl numfantry Pit talon Cot. Bandy hat nal speaker, bringing timely me*, and bring to a triumphant eon- rent completed when Power died, Ten, or o’-tain W-'rmslIon about he social security protrsm. been in Germany aincc September. ■age* In a unique teaching minis­ elution the Biblical epic for which bears no hard luck taint. Power gave hit life. _______________________ IMS. try. Having paitorrd and evangeToday was Brynner* first aplicet’ for more than 20 years and Completion of the runway eaten- written two hooka on the theme pcaranca on tha set of “Solomon EVERY 2nd CAN aion at the Naval Air Station will of the second coming of Christ, and Sheba” outside of a brief provide a 10,203 foot runway with Rev. Seward is well qualified to M ABi a I,**! foot paved emergency ,harr with his audience the»e <AV11V Burglars Hungry; •trip. It is believed that thi* strip messages concerning ", . .the MetPA I N I ’. will be the lonccit Naval airstrip sed hope, . in the Southeast. The Rev. n. II Spear Jr . pat- Take Impressive GOLDEN FORMULA Mrs. James Kin well of Geneva, tor of the Sanford Church of the ft AN DIEGO, Ciltf. fUPD — Mary Carter will give you n FREE can of any paint Naiarene, ha* itatrd that lhf*e Burglars who brake Into the Mis­ rceenlty dedicated tha new ihatwl menaces arr not sertarian nor sion Pay golf course restaurant with the purchase of one. bell at the Sanford Naval Mr denominationally (dated early Tuesday gorged themselves Exquisite Colors A O O IIP Station. Mr*. Mow ell u station "It It the desire of tbr Inral on 11 cherry plee, a .allon of librarian and • ottcclvcd thr idea church to give thr people of this chocolate Ice creem. a half gallon and Service of the bell. When she wrote In area in opportunity to heir a of oranga Juice, two quarti of srquiro a new one, tue Curator of iperiaiist tn hit field so that the milk, a pot of coffee, severe! MARY CA RTER PAINTS the Navy in Washington, sent a people might tie belter informed sandwiches snd two boast of W. rinl St. f* )>ell to the station, to le given In on this great Bible theme, the candy. Incidentally, they stole M.41, j second coming of Christ," he said. youth. Voting Carlson Itaa ncijulr*»l unite a ,ltr n*mc .COLLECTOR AT 11 — Charlie Cariann Jr. display* the Jaw teeth of a mammal, his collection of rclicn along the St. Johns River, j Mr anJ A| ri | (avid Kr]iIMjf*„n i of Iteyjavik, hcland are staying mother am! sister, Doris, hold pieces of flit-raid .Staff P h o to ) with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardpottery and arum heads collected by the rslrr In Altamonte Springs. KrH g te E it m o M r w - u n . c m . m - m landsson is homing to find con. strucimn work in Florida The faintly has two children They are on immigration papers. From the time he w ii a entail Other teeth in the collection a r e , Charlie.” he said was all The Florida Power and Light tot, young Charlea Carlton Jr. from firth eating animal* which Herndon says this s.i!t mti'lt itxty million >f*r * t'o. la rcnsinclsnir home* owrscr, that h a i collected Irdlin arrowhead*. tore their food several million am. .So one has come forward dursnig the approaching ’ peak" * petrified hone* and (drcci of an year* ago—in a time when pre with evidence to provr him wrong. tors they may be able to tave historic monsters roamed the M ; ;cle«t pottery. ~ ----------on their electric bills by limiting Charlie I* only tl now, tut i f Johns River area. Spent, ,llp u*e o( c,cctncl1* cording to 0. P. Herndon. ilcrk ol bpear and arrowheads made ol and {• p m tbruugb March 31. circuit court, and a collector non Pint; hlrdshot made of quart* and Except on Sunday*, t.'hnilmas •elf, the hoy has done a reman and New Year. bits of imttery are amnfig the col able Job In identifyinjc and smallWASHINGTON .......... .. lection. Charlie **)* that thr»o forces told a House tubFor Vour Insm the odd ,r apfcimcnt. Pritc of the collection, perhaps. wrr<> made by a people prior to mmmlttre Tuesday that the »ovShopping Convenience 'Ideal Marriage' *|g the mammoth tooth from a the time of Christ's birth ernment own* nearly one and a very old elephant, who lived more Human and animal llie have half billion dollar* worth nf in­ Now Open 'Tl! -th a n a million yrir* ago. The lieen recorded on one bit of flay, dustrial plants that arc producing Nearer Divorce depicting an Indian chasing a I*. M. Htooth has smooth grooves, classing HOLLYWOOD (LTD - The nothing. « |l with veertsble eating anlmaU deer with a Ik>w and arrow At"ideal marriage" of singer Eddie Reports submitted to a House Each Friday rnriiing to Herndon and Charlie, armed ? which grind their food services subcommittee by Fi*her and aclresi Debbie Rey­ these people preceded the Semi nold* night reach the divorce nnlra by several thousand tear* the Army, Navy and Air Force courts this month. “SUPER RIGHT" Heavy Western showed that the unused plants “HUPEIl m u i r r Sliced Tender STEER Fragments nf pottery, with designs originally eovt the government Attorneys for the couple said etched into the clay, support the coNUCunvt omoifto *M09.:,ti|”J but would cost much Tuesday that agreement nn a theory of an anrirnt culture Lb. more than that to replace now. property settlement may come Lb. Charlie Carlson ts a freshman Tlif report i talri the gmrrn* a 1ca\ln* the may at hemlnolc High School. He men! Ii 'pending al*out ill million *lf *r fur the „T»-year old Mill ■pends all Ins spare lime digging d oll.n a year tn maintain the Reynold! to W*lf| divorce pro •SUPER RIGHT’ Smoked Sliced “SUPER RIGHT’ Heavy NVealern S E L E C T IV E in llio Indian mounds and along plant). cceding* I-Oz. the St. John* llivtf. Frequen'ly T ie couple, parents of two chil­ F U N D , IN C . accompanied by bis mother, he Pkf. dren, separated last September Lb. This auai Icily dividend of has developed In* knowledge of Slii Slalom Slated alter Fisher's public date* with t k t * share n p a y a b l e on atehrohigy far hr)und just that CYI'HKHB (JAHDKNH r l ’f l i — actress F innl-rlli Taylor in New December I I , I M S t o i l u u CAP’S’ JOHN'S Quick Frozen llreatled la t ilr n of i n w d a* ol N uruf ,i hubby. He read* hook* b> jjq lop-ranking per for me rv York. ALL GOOD Top Quality c n U r 26, t m the duien on rvatural hislwcy, and w,n ctmtiwte this weekend in the .69 is tircoiiimg an cxp«l on this ’ihirtl annua) Florid* WaterSki The prototype of lloclng'l 70T 1 • Lb. * * * area. Slalom Tourriismrnl here —first l ’. S. Jetliner to be In com P k f. Harry f . Eebtlbcrger The boy w ji commended by The Saturday am! Sunday event | mere!*! service — wj* first teat1M E. Woodland U r Herndon for hi* interc*t. "We v.ill be held in .unne.-tion with (town July 13, J9SI.'Since then, FA MOTS .Sanlord would never have to worry about the annual m- eting of the Ftgrtda it ha* accumulated more than Plckla P a tc h S W E E T M IX E D Iona S W E E T juvenile* if thry all were llkh Water Ski A**n. l.uoo hours uf flight time. " T 2 2 -Oi. 1 F R E E *70 201 1 j 1 I B o y, 1 4 , Student O f Ancient Culture PORK LOINS Millions Produce Nothing ,*|v*n 9 Beef Liver 39‘ Swiss Steak 79 * Chuck Roast 49* Beef or Chipped Ham 33' Sliced Bacon 49‘ Shrimp 2-lb. pkg. $1 31 Peas 3 371 Pickles 2T Tomatoes2 -23‘ Beans 39‘ Tuna 33 Mints FRUIT CAM S Nuts 31 $|«35| ,5, $ 2 -6 5 1un.$2"85 Jar # V Iona FULL PACK A A P GREEN LIMA 16-01. Can Warwlch CHOCOLATE COVERED A * P WHITE MEAT 7-0 /. Can A JANE PARKER P CASHEW «U ,' 6-Ot. Pkf. Flag* Dried II st. PINTO BEANS 23c U0 !• D ftfrirnt AD ig. pkg. 33c ify" U **y f /) Plymouth’s got it the way you tike it! Smooth, safe and sensitive! llelax. Nudge that I'lvmoulh |«edal. Imiurilli. ju u 'm hi i uim tuiid o f any highway situation. For thi* is 'Vt i’ljittoulh | h>wcii willing, ir.pun-lte, alwav* theie for >oiir ra*e and *jfel>, lit and new: Pit mouth'* tolonidinig New Diddeit tomm.imlo o'Jo *, the higgesl, ttluil ctin tent V-0 lii I'lviuuulir* HeM. Or tluose eilhcr tlie famed Fury V.fWO i*ills oi w ithout Sujierl’ak *. ur the extra-economical I'uuetFlun b, Nu nutter which )»u select, )ou get choke ami uihuretur irhnrttienl* that *ave vou money un ga*. .Nu other car in I’ljmouth'* tlasa u tlm these advances. ir IPS NtW. PLYMOUTH S CO! II! SU IHUt fEMUIRS TODAY! I* PLMl DUITON* (anUvt dilving, hctliag, tceulaiing. S..M.W B E A U M D K T H I C K • STYLING * JJ* d u t i n t h o . 3. SB |\ 1.L I HO,NT M.\1** I*ni| (Uil) in oi eou 4. MIHKOB-.M MIC KLARA H.W M'RIIUII• d(oi*beaJb|biglaie. 3.TYBL.X TIBF-A gite langcr wear, tun .mw-thei, t«w. A, LI SIRE-ROM) FINISH ku)i your Pfineuib lo-’kiag s o , * u*ium I, It. him m l. 5. it.i J. oi «*g fowl P«,l , n t j e l S nSui. Pole BEANS 2 lbs. 29c SWEET GOLDEN CUCUMBERS 2 or 13c CORN V EL LIQUID 39c PEARS FIRM, RIPE 2 lbs.. 25c I tth l» r* . R ED D L L ’ 2/27c APPLES doz. 49c Tomatoes Cin. 19c CANADIAN 2 lbs. 25c Rutabagas lb. 5c Kepler V«ra BOUQUET fret iL# lb. 10c TDL’CU fD IC n RIPE ANJOU C iikaer* i .BANANAS II oil BOUQUET FRESH, TENDER GOLDEN RIPE Detergent Ceakaiera 1 i.n. Nabiate Rite 2/19c It m . Fhg. CRACKERS 25c U tlM I qt. 57c O IL JIM 1>ANdY qukk grhs Cleaaier S Q 'T fy to o S tiC ' -■ — THE NEW PLYMOUTH S H O W L A WRENCC WELK~..>, MABC-TV. BAB-0 2 cans 33c ■eeeh-Nrt Ft rained Jam BABY FOOD 6/59c J£j£'Cr£*a* Theaa Prlcoa Effecllvo Through Sat.. Doc. <th 200 MAGNOLIA a t Snd ST. �— - ----- — -— — — — - * * 1 H jf •enforB VrriIB \VH., Dee. 8, i r>BB— P»g> S Mrs. Kaslner Gels Autographed Book Q U A N TITY R IG H TS RESERVED Mr*, turn'd Kattner rerer.tty retched a too; "Ribbon creek." •utogrsphed by Bri*. tlrn. Witliim B. McKean. tha author. The autograph readi *lo M:« Viola Ravtncr. whoie »j»t. Keshan, made \Vcai<oni Battalion a better xJaie to the.'* “ Koghan Kelley dfiignrd the ren rational building for first c!a*» ({mates at I’arnt I aland. While Hellry a i l painting turee largr murals for me building lie v a i tv.cam ! irom wavier, but re­ trained three weeks longer on hi> tfwn tune tu (ir.iiii the work. ••'Hit bon 1 rrrk" 11 the story of tjir >tann i rpi un trial. The author has rested neither the ^ • .r pcrsonsUlles ln*o1v< I Wp an account of the coalroverslc* march which mulled n the drowning of its men, and trial of the platoon leader. I’KIL'ES GOOD TUIEl* KRI.t SAT.. DEC. 1. 5. 6 T. V. Stamps v Vf f |* i S Potato Salad W iic o n u n Blue Cheese ,U l ° Cup r.,’ 29 ' js $ m ® v m tCnn.a wHh thv rtoV of me • if< iii| 1'iu r l. avnln la ' r‘ III. la are«r<laac* • t'*’ IM I »• VI.Inna ,r the FIMIIIaaa K 'alu'a tw.wii- racilon H i ' I r l . r H * Ptatutae ■ • a it .f i ari v * ittaa • •• s i l l ' • • ■ '________ m m NOTTCi: i “ •" k F . t n n . T e a . ari Iftcale n u m l i 'r i . i r o f l » i * n i ' a .1. . r r i n M i n ..f H i . e i u . r l v ami *h» r i m * I . .1.1- 0 It » n •••«.«»•! ara a. f .lin n . w tirt-*t» No H* T.ee of laaaaaca u t. t v l> 1VIV 11 . i i i . «i r . . a » . f i i t*,* 1 111o r. V Ij Vi .I ." j ’’ *i no. k a Pa a a II N .IO . I . w.1 h l o o ' l l C l . Or. >• 'rnor. Wit O* •• 1 oropaMT • i. . I. i . . r u«’« of a .' lent.. |;« . i . nf rin rl-ti I ' r lr . i au » »»•Iifir*R• 1 ■ r4* | • t to 1*NT **«• ffot»#»tk 4#a f a »']•»• » M Tc» y i I iilrr at ?h« l^t# i*#rrtlfifi'* friatH thta Mr l/tn js'r & ' Sanborn , Astor Instant I* BARTLEn PEARS oo t p 'O r # r | t f i m * *■» fill 4 # r i i f i ,♦*# f c*r * » t A** » »** * • Hi * p * »>n T^* n r 11f i r m riimt*#** *nil \#*r of #**• ,r11- r , f t r » THRIFTY MAID I ^ 1 ! • ! 1 l l l k • ’ T f l r f 2# !*4 f\ 1* e <1T Norlni* ^rcnnflor T * ‘f •,r tmnf Hr 1*J X’(i -pi I n! **a f#.|# *urh if tiM I n ' *» ft * •*l r f |h# Mini 1* i • v' »' !>■ f !« u # »,i J i o M,r% i t ; 1* * !»»»* " M i l l 8 41H *1#* Ur M\| »• 4fhff 1*I n of I f h K ■» • m • f l *r «i *lan • *•#*1 i jfin iu iiH i ^ 4 (x)stid s'::'Ty ; 202 tE. l i t PA 2-01S1 ( l WII.I R IN SIAIMHK (VARMIR IN MINTFR SAVE FUEL FIBKRGLAS INSULATION [“Holler for Haller” [Cliff G. Haller, Inc. *11 It. Rnblnvaa Pbixoa GArdta l U t t FREE ESTIMATES Lb 98* ^ 59* FLA. LOBSTERS Milo*. Standard Tosty Red FRESH O Y S T E R S ’&■ 79 PERCH FILLET 3 Lb 59' Lb* $-j 00 Fresh lender Florida Juicy Sweet FLA. ORANGES 5 MEAT PIES CHILI with BEANS O IW i-o i. $J0 0 ■V f FRUIT WHITE ARROW ONLY TU R K EY PIES Af>,’ i r . CHlPRY. PtACH COCONUT a* PUMPKIN LIMA BEANS ALL PURPOSE DETERGENT ILUE or Large Pkg. CHICKEN. BEEF. |L Morton Frozen Family Size D I * M0 0 / la aa cimd aa thr Rim e that aland. ><-hind thraa. SIRLOIN S T E A K POLE BEANS HORMEL FLAVORFUL •f. -lf 4 *? TemptinglyTendcf T-bcne or Morton Frozen - a t Mf i' or »l r l ' P t f * . i - i f**i l l A t i t f l i In f t # m m t H o # j « n ■ Lb 5 1 S9 Pkg I ROUND STEAK FcuuVL u 89* i FRESH CORN 10 lE t A r**-■ . (f|* »"* !* ■ th* nron*rtv *!*• m u i inrt» irllftRlfl » U '»• In!'I ft* I|e 33‘ Florida Grown Golden Bantam l*uMlc fir nil of S#mlnot* •• •Minn, rioritii Jk#i * r n t n w k l r h • • • # • » » 1 l l t r f t f n ^fitlUma All f •*•-! prflp*r»‘ **• <4# |rj f^v* f iyRM of )4#n|pot* * f . * t * o f I’ l ■ »* f f f if • *• p h a . 1 i * 3 beef S L I C E D BACO N y iy Tall Cans ||»«ff|*||n* of l‘r«p*r If i ll Cooked Evaporated MILK < « h | r * |» ' *■* • • • * * • * 4 « f l » f allow* I'j* r f t f I r i f • M i I l f T * i r o f T**m■n r * l u l l I l a I* I f I I lv 69* \V-D "B ionded” Rib, Club or PLATE STEW BEEF **4 th* in trim «o ^ 45‘ SHOULDER ROAST W-D "Ofooded * ground Lb Tender Delicious Round Bene L‘ S Choice - fie.li No. 2 / 2 S Cans • m• Brondcd ‘ Sliuft R IB S OF B E E F THRIFTY MAID LUCIOUS llarmlftn aOf ft*"' • I rt.'V • »*ti> 1 w o n r r n r v r r tir v T in a t i i nrr.li ‘ W T ir r . in m in i i t o tv e x “Hm l’l»«f,l • «i*»l Hi. hntil#' of if-f M U " 1/1/7, W-D 6-oz. Ja r l"'> i p* 4 *r f t l> it fi CHUCK ROAST Limit one with o S5 00 cr more food order C hase Lb. ,v W-D "BRANDED" U. S GOVERNMENT CHOICE INSTANT COFFEE 4Mf■-*ti *# «» on | T If • t 3f»" Aii I1n *ht »n* " h *■"* **lf** t,Vra ttM- N !:» thi It* div #f Ja fiu ifv . p i ' F U LL H ALF or W HOLE '<•' ,;v . ' 1 • , he* fi!» I •• • rertlllteie ' f i>» dart t» na laeua nf *: YOUR CHOICE! 6-oz. Jar M i l ’ll 11 111’ l l 1IMH I IIIIV M i l l T V 1 m i l II i i ■<el l*>« rMwant otli.wioe , .r tlflr e i. « " 8-12 Lbs. Avk. Weight a “ r iit m in * x»*»S o T If K I ,h IIK ItKItT HIV KN T i l VT 1 cm .c a » * . l la k livin' t e a l Wa g . H u *r Hrlia, PI•emlenle m*,, nnrlvr !"• flflltloo* »»*"* ■ vvl’. k i v v m v t l t I I ' VPN » . lo!»n« lx raaiater v.ld n T * 1# * , Legal Notice m su n n yla n d ■FAST LANSING. Mich. — t Fit 4-An Fncluh language training program, par* of ire work being done by Michigan Stale I n n e r ally's minion to Ihe University of fjyukyus on Okinawa, proved »o popular that a group of vititlng A'oiutruetion workrri from Japan rirgan attending the c la tte t tin policed The interlopers were tin covered when they were called hack to Japan II# * Y f Classes Interesting * o I II. CUP PALMETTO FARMS COLE SLAW WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF Palmetto Farm* . The oreratnr of i new rervicr Ration in Sanford hs» a very A c n p lr explanation of why he came here from New York. Krncal Baumeiiler. operator of Krnie'a Standa-d till Scrxi e. 1J 0 South P ark, rim e to Sanford three j r a r i ago for a vacation lie Ij.r d it. In June, he returned to •lay. •I'm not ju»l lie n for a fc* Iponthi. I'm here In nay.” Bau« rt » t e r aa d. ; He hac bought a horr» and en A . r r d hit two tor.i. John and * ;r n e it . In ichooli. • N FREE He Liked Sanford, Came Here To Stay 4 Low Prices Plus SUPERBRAND CO TTA G E 1-Lb. Cup CHEESE y 11 lu ” Morcot While Poper \jJh Cleanser 2 coan433' Napkins 2 * % /L. Bob o Morcal Dinner Cleanser 2 &. 49c Napkins 2 C Liquid Deleroent Kcchen Cbarm AA.arcai Morcal Colored Colored Cocktail Cocktail 25e Napkins 6PkC fl! ]0# Shorteninfl 33* Bake-Rite 3 &,77* Meal or Griti » fl Ivory' t 4V % 77c Wax Paper 21£?,?39* Eelback nC 20* �• • J I Editorials ft ^ <- 1 ' " " 1, 1 Baseball May Return; Sanford D eserves It ” Will organlxed baseball return to Sanford next year, There In a possibility that It will. P eter Schaal, aecretnry of the Florida Slate League. Mid th a t Julian Jackson. Lcnguc president, expects to bend ah eight-team league In 1050. ^ Sanford Is one of five cities which has received over­ tures. The others are Clearwater, tlrndcnton. DeLand and Sarasota. Schnnl, former sport* editor of The Herald, ipioted .l«ckn n as saying that developments a t the National Association meeting in Washington on Saturday are expected to assure the league of eight teams. These developments Include pro|»osnls for faun club Operators to receive larger cash benefits from parent clubs, and the additional possibility thnt the Major Leagues will pay entire salary of the manager assigned to the farm team. Patatkn, Cocoa. Daytona Bench. St. Petersburg. Briando, (Jalnesvillr and Tampa apjiear to Ito ''set'* for another g'► Mason. It would be a most welcome event, the return of organUed baseball to Sanford. We believe that Sanford would sup­ port a team in the Florida State League. Sanford was a good baaeball town, it could become so again. With the growth of Sanford and Seminole County in the past lew years, the drawing potential is much higher. We believe thnt local sport* fans are hongary for baseball igain. W ith Daytona Beach and Orlando near enough for apirited rivalries, we think hnseball would I* a paving pro­ position. Sports enthusiasts throughout the area would iMMicfit should Sanford land a team in the League, It would be an­ other giant stride toward a balanced top-notch recreation program. c- Perhaps the San Francisco (Hunt* will honor its minor iMfue training base with the farm club. Every effort should M made by local officials to obtain the team. Baseball fans .Ip the area should encourage these officials to wage an nilBUt bid to aecure a representative In the Lcnguc. Baaeball Is America’a nntlonal sport. To ardent baseball fans, there is nothing like spring and the sound of a l*nt •eatin g a baseball, solidly. I Fred Othmcm Says CENTURY O F PROGRESS discriminating customer*, who put BY FMEDERICK C. OTIIMAN lake its course and eventually bot­ quality shove price, we wnut'\ tled a product with bubbles, like WASHINGTON—This I* my final report on the slmi* suffering hla- champagne, and a kick, like ditto. torian, Virgil Carnagton Joncr, This was an elegant beverage, but who got In (he mill the wrong you know Congrrst and the way it writes law. proofs from bis publisher. Instead of hli own book. Jones The law. as Interpreted by Ihe received from Henry Holt snd I Alcohol T at Unit. rlaHfird soarkCompany the proofs of “ Folk Mr ling cider the tame »• sparkling dlrtnr," by Dr. J. C. J a n it. tell ,wlne and required p.yr.vnt oi a Ing how early Vermonters used 'tax similar lo that of French spple cider snd honryromb as a champagne. Hildick appeared be­ for numerous silmrnts. in­ fore Ihe Ways and Means Com­ Irure cluding sinus trouble Jones tried mittee some years a:o when I It snd his nose troubles vanished first met him, and charged that So I wrote a piece -bout this, Ihe government was lasing gas. and from all over I've been get­ He said If he were taxed for ting requests from sufferers for outline bubb’es In the rider. Ihen the bottlers of soda pop should further word on his cure. He reported that when he last pay |t»p same rxclte. visited hi* doctor, who'd scheduled The lawgivers werr sympathe­ operation, the taller was amai- tic, but lhe> did nothing lo help I an rd. The Jones head »«< normal. Hildick and sadly he returned Tha doctor cancrltcd th« opera- home to turn the elder mitt Into | lion and announced that he would a vinegar works • The prnsn-rt *fC'V ' > Iruo* try the same treatment on some at the lime,’* IllldieV conlinjed. of his other patients. Jones still takes an occasional “ The •-inegar business at Ihe lime swig of vinegar and he chomps was a sorry one. It still is. for honeycomb like chewing gum. bvit that matter, a a mnt| of the sohe says this merely is precau­ called cider vjne-ar sold in gro­ tionary : his head hasn't hurt since ceries is m ad- from apple perl tha wrung hook appeared on h!» Inga, cores and trimmings This mad* s l i - i a r n ^ u t 'l y t »ia desk. from four lo sis time* cheaper A number is/ correspondents, than ours, which u*ed ficslv. wvole particularly rity folks In New apples. Had it not been for a few York, report lhai they can buy vinegar, all right, but nowhere have they been able to buy honey­ comb. They can buy Ihr honeycomb • lib honey Inside of it and this won't hurt 'em. Dr. Jarvis claims that honey is good for people, loo. The publishers rrport tint hit hook suddenly h it boomed in tales, but Ihe pleasantest word enmet front my old friend. Waller II lltldirk, president of Ihe Sier ling Cider Compsny of .Sterling. Mass. Ity Ru«%ell Kay our buiincta and pay litilo or no I would gu for and to would milh ,j ,prrtalty used to be produc If the average lelevHon viewer atientlnn lo all the stupid Idlollr buna of oihera Hon of pure cider. He'd let nature feels Ihe same way I do about 1drivel blasted at u* from morning; ihe type of commercials being fed till night. to us by the networks and local | „ „ lfrP #rr „pw |n<rrtlfnU stations Im Inclined lo feel that |ufh fiL 60> Xl, M or ,K0I. the auveruters advertliera and unless me an i agrn- w||h , hlfh proi| ufU , re fortified, rlea come lo th e ir m m a they will hu, ,. nt/ a hu , im they have killed the provrr- ,» rM)na„y ,hli klnd of , n ippfl) VISI goose. c o o -r .rearta . . . . . .with . . i . .me . . . .as . .pure . . . . unadul Not onlv are most eommerciala have been out of busineaa bynow." Came then Dr. Jarvis* book, ex­ tolling ihe virtue* of real elder vinegar for min and al?o n o il, and here lately llildlcx'a vinegar works has been humming. S o w when I look hack a few years lo whal seemed like a dis­ aster." he said. "I am reminded of Ihe old adage: 'The alone which the builder rejected has now he. come the cornerstone of the build­ ing." Hospital Notes HKI KHIIKIt 1 A dm issions Iona Tanner (Sanford) Jimmy Robbins (Sanford) I'larenie Brush (Sanford) l.aurettr Williams (t.aks Mary I Ft hr I Mavs (Oviedo) Discharges Frank Dye (l.ake Mary) Magnolia Sike* tSanford) Iro Welsh (St. Petersburg) Belly Tale (Sanford) Kssir Bell tale* (Sanford) (•telle Jones I Maitland I Flotrte Moran i Sanford 1 Delores Hoviut (Sanford) Too Late To Classify iGood Will Ambassador s / f S S a “T. -F r r r u j tend lo destroy our faith in* ad ,,ul 1 no' *",rrtcd> •D""' ('hurtle MorrUun hn* Ih-cii named u " k<mnI will umbnusn- vriiising Itself. .ll enough . .. . lo . . be . . . looking . . . for an I realize lhai rnmpclltton If klVlMbla »hl»ld. I hcai that some jdor" for the Seminole County Clumber of Commerce. in Ihe field of m rrrhandit remedle* work twice as fast a* A i public relation* director for the Clumber. Morriaon keen ing and that In order to hold an "» '« • even faster I have •will visit all new business firm* in Seminole County. He will aremint an ailvrrtlstnc agency has '* * '^ ‘1 Ihe IllUe bubble on iheir conduct a year-round cnmitnign for the Cliumlter. to out smart, out talk and out 10 *j,r hlood stream, but since Hack Cleveland Jr., Chamber president. I* to Im coin- sell his . Iient * competitor. 1 probably have "bred blood I •e n d e d for hla decision to np|>oint n public relation* director. Mayb- Ihrro I* a "beat" riga » "> "* anxious lo burden It with retie, a beat drlrrgrnt, a best additional duties, JTbo, he could net have made a finer choice. Morriaon I* well-known to moat resident* of Seminole toothpaste nr a best hradarhe t am well aware nf (hr fan County. Hi* hearty greeting haa hreumu something of a remedy as ihe busy copy writers that a flock «d do;tor*, dentist* tn make you believe Imt a s . and hod earners have conducted .trademark In Sanford, ill* cheerful outlook on life i* cer­ try « r lisirn lo claim aryl counter Innumerable *-i»nilflr tests and tain to spread op!inil«in and good will for tha Cli«mJ-of. -claim we ra n i help bui reason recommend this and Dial and mv lTH# value of publics relation* cannot bo overlooked In that somebody I* l)lnc (Ve don I only reartlon is tn wonder how .any type, of builnea*. In year* paai, the Chamber ha* worn know who, so we naturally assume much Ihry gol paid, .the "Sanford" lag despite It* effort to Ik* n county-wide or­ that ever)body Is so we go about I know all Ihe washing matin furlurrr* always Include a park ganisation. Perhaps this Committee of 100 and Morriaon age nf Whlley or U randa in ihelr can mold the Chamber into an association which represent* machines at Ihe factory hut when fell area*, all merchant*, from the atnndpolnt of participa­ the wife bought one it was at tion. empty at the head nf the guy wlm D ixie’s Lighter Side I fa ile d Fret* lalrrnatleaal I The rase of Tim Ruffa aline* and Ihe Ihorotighly confused (hlef pinfolded (n Memphis. 1 Tim I* a basketball player at Jdcmphla Stale University, lie Rad two pair* of basketball shoe* in hla locker. One pair turned up jnlsilng s Then on* shoe from that pair reappeared In the locker, and one ahoe waa taken from the other pair. . AI this point, tha thief apotrently gave up. Because h* didn't l e t a matching pair, despite hla perseverance. The first time, the locker looter RM a site 10 shoe for Ihe right foot and an a<* for the left. And pq the return trip, be woundup f ■■■■ —■ ■ ■ 30-Day Forecast Warm In Florida WASHINGTON (UPli — Tne Wrather ll'ceau a SOday forecast for Deeemteri • Temperature* lo average below teatonal normals over the north­ ern half or the nation from Ihe Continental Divide eastward to Atlantic Seaboard. Above normal tem peratures are' Indicated for Ike California roast and Florida. Jn other areas about normal ternfor the season are In K raturrs sspert. Precipitation If expected to ex­ ceed normal along the Gulf and Atlantic roast over the northern Plains and along Ihe West Coast. Over the northern half of Ihe na­ tion much of Ihe prrrlpltatlon will be In the form of snow, bub amount* are expected In E mal southern plateau, the Southern ky Mountain stale* and the plain*. Otherwise near t iral mal precipitation is Indicated. Very Simple Job Carpenter Avers Evening Bags luively evening hag* nr* nlw nva a mnat In m ak e y o u r outfit ju * t r ig h t. S ilver, gold and n f eoura* brocade. 2.95 • 24.95 wrote ihe commercial In vlrw ol the fart that just about everything from shoe pntidv In asle grease ronlalnl a gnndly gob of lanolin I am wondering how Ihe poor sheep eland up un tier.. Ihl* tremendous production PrJ,,'^ ,n I/ml me baik over Ihe years A Herald reporter rei ently ad­ dressed a portly gentlrinan who with two site 10a — hul for Die seemed In be boss nf a group of rarpenlers working nn a M» same loot. Shoe thieves shouldn’t pick on Upon query It turned out that Tim Became of mismatched feet, Ihe man was a "sidewalk Miperin tendent" who knew nothing about befo'e thecopy writer* and bright ha wear* It) <*n the right and *<$ Ihe building under ronstmetlon > 1,1 *on A' cn,uf bo»,J V n' on the left. who was building it. or what It ,Urtn« Xm •ond.rlng waf «nr how I minajtrri lo it ay ah\# with Authorillea declared an open hunting arasun ona elk In Al Ihl* point one of Ihr worker* ,ou‘ ,k* * ld •* four Virginia cnuntlra'thl* month came over and told ihr atory ,nJP"»,,v« logresltenu lhai the for Ihe flrat time In II years atwnd Ihr rarprnter who was or.ilHevHon scream* at me ahou Somebody's mule was among Ihe derH by bit employer lo demolish t K"hfJr 1 ,m d'*«U»llng y heal a .lore front. "Bui hots, the ear *nd exlrrmely rugge.1 or the Drat raaualtlff. renter .aid. 'I d»m know how rU ' m' m,d,f for ,h* «rlou* and Not all football coaches are Ihe In do that job.' 'Don't worry *undry product* are a lot of lano o _impregnated hog wash forti bard bitten type. It is reported about Hut son, said Ihe l»ost D first with Gl. 70 for my teeth are from Baton Rouge that the strung Just lay >«ur Inula out on Ihr sonud, my hair ia doing atrighl. eat epithet used by loiuislana Iground, pick up a hammer, and my hrraih i« not too offensive and Slate mrnlnr Paul Dieltel I* some son of a gun will romr along and tell you how In do it " h4,h* * ',h i»'»« ■nT old kind of "wrhal a shame." everyone laughed. Including ihr “ “ P ,n keep me smelling Kill Ihen. hi* learn didn't Inse a •idrwailk ftwpcrintrndrnl. uho *TCfpUn!^ In my ffllnw game in mil. nrver llinched. He was still Ihere mrn• nr »»«■« tell me. Name of Ihe Week: Prrriou* an hour later. Maybe some day a smart ad Flllson Ross Jr . young athlete venlser will kirk hit agency ad f r o m Greenville. Mias., juil That’s The Ticket visor* in the pants ind simply signed In a baseball ronlrart by ALLEGHENY. N. Y. -(H IM ) -• advise listener* that lie welcomes Ihe Kansas Cily Athleltr*. tuning a reckless driving ilcket this opportunity in provide them ended up rnvimg stale policeman with a good triesiiloq program Reason of the Week: Mr*.'Cor­ Robert MrGinly two dollar*. , and feels confident they will ap dell Austin told rounty official* lie shelled out the money for a predate II and buy hi* product, she had been "led by the I»ril" marriage lirrnse lo wrd Geraldine a good product, so good In fart lo apply for a permit to sell beer Mardtnl, who ronsrnlrd lo he hi* that it Isn't necessary lo interrupt In her store near Tampa. bride two• ----yrars ---after he Inirnduc your p-oirattv annoy jyou with .............. - — ....... . |* w.m m *or »• aimsis UU aaiiu . m . L . ki. r ' 1 h!mwU hF *•> of civ ing her stupid palaver In an effort lo Im Calrh of Ihe Week: Four lug a ticket. prtsa you Thai kind of an appeal bass by Paul Wingate, near (lain bridge, G*.. who was trying for ratfish at Ihr time. Four ratfish hooked thrmsrlvrs on his irotline. Then Ihe bass swallowed the ratfish and couldn't disgorge ihcm. Hose The sheerest of *he«r h<v*e by Phoenix and Clntianer. Seam* nr seamlesa in ail tha fiewest shade*. 1.3 5 • 1 .9 5 Dresses all aet for the giamnrotti f’hrMnia* Holiday*? If not and you’ra in need of a lovely party or cocktail drcaa . . . ymir worries are over. Vow**H'a hn* a large aelection of tha nm.st beautiful dreaaea voti'v# ever seen. All the newest style*, color* and of course your *ir.e. 2 1.9 5 - 69.95 r!? > M Petticoats And. to send akirt* is’vvhirling— hrvw About a bouffant can-can petticoat? All co'ora. black and white. Trimmed with row* and row* of lac*. 6.95 - 1 4.95 Xmas Shop in our • Portable Typewriter* You may fight a bull In Tampa If you wish-hut you'd better not win by ton wld* a margin. A circus rrenved permission from the city to stage a bullfight Jan. I. but Its owner* had to promise the bull would not be harmed. No such guarantee was required on behalf of the hull fighter. Wednesday, December S, 1058 • a i . u a oiRi.osa, atetiar a*e r.* u .s.» J*Mi:a w. SSSITM. JN . Maasalaa IMIlwr a t u i a J. t c a a f s u , ASitMl.'.a usaaqei • WORM) GLOBES • FOUNTAIN PENS • I’l t n r o BILLFOLDS d e p t A • Xma* CnMft Paper, Ribbon, tfcflllftM a e a to a iP T ia a r a t s * •a Maas* IM a Oa» t ear *IIA* 1.00. 25.00 BRIEFCASE* PaUr eaee •areal **larqar, tasSar as* Ckrtaiasaa. Batarear F» All a'glitter — gorgeous tltlneatone, sophisticated gold ami ailver necklace*, bracelet*, ear­ ring*. SCRAP BOOKS XinuR Candle* mm a»aaf < ttaaa aaataae » i a * ie if . let* as •a# ew i qitiea i f rtaeM a. aadae IM i t t •« Cassqraaa af .. SI rab a. Ufa. -----aM Is .. a_ ---------. asaasare .•.( mm t_alia* a l M rraaa ris a a ak n k i.a M lla ••IIIM •••!•». • • tba aaa lae r**akllMil«q mt aU lb* laral a«aa arlMM la tkl« Jewelry . POWELLS 117 B. Magnolia U<uf (ii/l FA 2-5812 • Se« Yowell'a latest fashion* Tomorrow Night at the Welcome Wagon'a Card Party h Fashion Show! 5 /\ N r o r o “We Invite Charge Accounts'* Gloves You'll love our wide *e|eetlon of glove*, and priced *o moderately too. 2.00 • 5 .0 0 �/ W ed., D m . 8, 1 9 5 8 - P a g e 8 ff|,r S .n fn rft Vrralft Woman’s Page gllubtlh Ashby. K om is', Editor rfcoM FA IH I i Toy Selection Guide? Catholic Group Has Meeting H elps Parents D ecide Mrs. Helen Constantine presided at the meeting of the All Souls Catholic Women'* Club held Mon day at the Civic Center. The Rev. Richard I.yoni cave a talk about Advent. Guest at the meeting « u the Rev. Nilus Hub­ ble. SN'AS. Chriitms* present* viere presented to Father Hubble and Father Lyon*. An exchange of gift* among the 125 member* and guests present followed. A buffet confining of chicken •alad on lettuce cup*, cranberry sauce, stuffed celery, potato chips, cherry pie and coffee « i i served The next meeting will be held on Jan. 15. J jdco I fcvsurdtA TMUMDAT The Welcome Wagon Club will sponsor a fashion show and card party at the Woman's Club at 7:30 p. m. Seminole Chapter No 7. OES, MFIS. C. J. \ 0 l rXGIU,ADE, n model in the fashion ahotv- will meet at the Masonic Hall at rocktail party scheduled by the Officer*1 Wive* Club for 8 p. m. There will be an election Dec. 17. poses with Mrs. T. J. Kilclinc. coordinator for the of officers and initiation. Member* lllA U ' T ill. .. f t . I _ _Ml 1 _ -I » - • 1. < . fhow. Titis affair will be held at the Mavfair Hotel and is ,he •»*»«» *Grandma’s Fruit Cake Recipe Is M odernized urSf'1 ,0 “ to" J 2 ' .v s i c!i:s Daughters *t 3 p m. at the home of .Mrs VV. C. Hill. Co-hostesses will be Mrs C,. E. McCV.i. Mrs George Harden, and M>*. Frank Adams. The Kanlord Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at 8 p. m. at the Community Center, corner of 18th and Magnolia. FRIDAY By CLAIR COX l»i Jar*, any commercial grape Jelly NEW YORK—<C PI)—When a Demonstration Club members In h cup »hcrry Seminole County at 8 p. in at housewife boasts of using a recipe ■x cup brandy the Home Demonstration Center. ^handed down in her family for Cream butler and sugar, and generations, she has more to brag beat in egg* one by one. Blend In The American Legion Auxiliary •bout than many persons might mol»»*c». Jelly and spices, then will hold Its regular meeting al the Legion Home on Highway 17think. add flour altrrnalrly with sherry* 92 at 7:30 p. m. Adapting my great grandmoth- brandy mixture and blend In Add rr-* recipe — she alw aji used tbc other ingredient* and btend thor­ lid-fashioned term ‘’receipt" —to oughly. i modern gas oven with thermo I This makes lu to 12 pounds in slat was a neat culinary trick. 8 to 10 small loaf pans. The instructions given to me The fruitcake recipe, as passed in to me by my grandmother, merely added. "Bake in loaf pans Mr. and Sir*. C. R. Jones Sr. f isted most of the basic ingredi- in slow ovrn in pans of water. and daughter Margarrt spent the rnts In pounds or ounces, and Cover at first." Thanksgiving holidays with rela­ That wa* not scientific enough tive* in I-ctohalrhic. Fort Dgposlt cave no baking degrees or time. Grandmother said she just knew for my electronic kitchen, »o I and Irvington, Ala. consulted cookbooks and clipped when the e*en was right. Curb* llughei, a senior at Pied­ That meant a do-it-yourself fruitcake recipes from newspaper* mont College, spent the Thanksrourse In weights and measures and magsrinr*. With their help and a bit of | Riving holiday* with hi* parents. lor me. experimenting. I determined that Mr. and Mr*. Curtis L. Hughes. Rut onre I got started, everya "slow oven" would bo 250 300 His house guest for the weekend Ihlng wax much easier for me degrri- and the cooking time was Edward Jallouh. Jordan, a than for my predecessor*, would lie 3 to 4 hour*, f cover the classmate. Curtis was chotrn "Stuf I go to the nearest supermarket pans with baking sheet* for the dent-of-the-Monlh" for November ^snd buy fourotincc Jar* of can- first 3o to 45 minutes. This al­ *t Piedmont, lie Is majoring in bed fruits already cut into liny low* the cake to stram. business administration. plece*. The nut* come ihelled. My The pans should he placed in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell. mixer doe* the most tedious part larger pans of water, which must Gainesville, spent the weekend if the task. be replenished periodically up to with hia parents, Mr. and Mr*. I put the battrr into dispo*ahle the last hour, when the water may Jack Russell, Orlando. The Ru* pan* bought at the flve-and-in-cent be allowed to evaporate. •ells are former resident* of San­ store or left over from purchases According to my grandmother, ford. The Charles Ruisells were of store-made cakes in tins. I line who baked fruitcakes every year smong the dinner gueit* at the the pans with aluminum foil and for nrarly 50 year*, It is far bet­ home of Mr. and Mr* Curtis L. crease It. I leave enough of Ihe ter that they be underdonr than Hughes Saturday night tofoll overlapping so It can be folded cooked too long. She say* that If Cdr. and Mrs. E F Anderson over Ihe cake after it Is done. a fruitcake seem* a little doughy, Pemarola, were Ihe guest* of My oven hai a thermostat, and to** It in a double boiler, steam Cdr. and Mra. K F. Rowell. Lake f have a timer to alert me at cm- it and aerve it with hard siurr, Mary, for the Thanksgiving week­ as though it were plum pudding. end. rial times during the baking Now for Ihe recipe. Here It Is freely translated from the prerleclric kilchen language of cook lag: 12 «■££» • 1 pound butter 2 cups sugar ™ 4 cups Hour 2 pounds seedless raisins 2 pounds currants 1 pound citron (4 ja m *, pound orange <| Jar> *t pound pineapple 12 jars) t) pilin', vulied e x i l e * (2 Jars) V, pound lemon peel (1 jar j ■s pint molasses 1 pound whole pecans _ 1 pound almonds • 1 tablespoon* each nutmeg, mace, einnimon p sA A D n a h MRS. T l’I.I.V IIONORK1) — Mrs. Joseph Tully chat* with two of the hostesses at the ten jjiven for her yesterday in the Sanford Civic Center Annex. Louis Hoop and Mrs. right, Mrs. Charles Mrs. I. M. Ron ell Jr. Guests Entertained Tuesday At Tea Honoring Mrs. Tully I-ong table* on either side of The annex of the Sanford Civic I guest of honor and hostesses wore Center Lulled with conversation Irorsagct of white rarnattons, as of Ihe room were centered with • liver magnolia leave*, poln*etyestrrvlaj afternoon as more than they greeted guests at the door. The serving table wa* covered lias and white candle* In silver 100 guest* were entertained at tea in honoi of Mr*. Joseph Tully. with whlti linen, anti centered randelahra A large while randlc The Tullys will leave (hi* month with an arrangement of red and burned on the table behind the for Washington, when t’dr. Tully white rarnation* in a tllver howl. {reception line returns from the Mediterranean. Flanking Ihe centerpiece were sil­ Serving from sliver »erv|res at Hostesses for the event were ver candelabra with white can­ either end of the renter table Mrs. I. M. flowrll Jr., Mrs. dles Tint *amlwiehr» and petlts were clove friends of Mr* Tully. Charles Donnaud. Mr*. II. II. Os­ fnurrs were served from stiver Presiding during Ihe afternoon were Mr* Vincent Rotwrls. Mrs. born and Mrs. Louis *'oop. The platter* Lionel Arthur, Mr*. Clifford MeKlbbin, Mrs. Robert Oiterholm, Mrs. Hugh O’llsra. Mr*. Jsmea Hamsgr snd Mr*. Dave Tamny. Church Calendar Pinerrest Hspllst Church Bro Prayer aervice observing the Week of Prayer led hy the Elsie tlurhood Supper and meeting at « 30 p. m Knight Circle and the Men’s Bro­ Plnecrcst Itaptlit Church Choir therhood al 7.30 p. m at the Practice at 7 30 p. m. First Baptist Church. Chancel Choir of the First Meth­ The Senior High Choir of Ihe odist Church wilt practice al 7:30 First Presbyterian Church will p m. meet for supper awl at 6 p. m. i.trl Scout Iroop No. 233 of the and for rehearsal at 6:30 p m. First Presbyterian Church will meet in the Youth Building at The Mid-Week Hlblr Hour of the 3:18 p. m. First Presbyterian Church will he Choir praetlce al the First Bap­ conducted hy the pastor. Ret A tist Church a* follow*: Carol, 6:13 G. Mrlnnis, at 7:30 p. m. p. m : Concord, 7 p m ; Church, The Chancel Choir of the First 8 p. m Presbyterian Church will meet for The Royal Ambassadors meet at rehearsal at 7 30 p. m. the First Baptist Churrh at 7 p. The Senior Choir of the First m. Evangelism rlasv "How to Win Methodist Church will practice at Christ" at 915 a m. at the First 6:13 p. m. Itsptist Church. Plneeresl nsptlst Church Sunday Visitation for the First Baptist School officers and teaeherv' Churc at to a. m. meetlnf at 7 p. m. Wee’ of Prayer program at the I’inccrrit Baptist Church Prayer f irst Baptist Church at In a. m. Meeting at 7:45 p. in. and again at 2:30 p. m, r e A i *V M u(irs< E Y lS 6 u a 11 \M f sBest idea of _ any CHRISTMAS/ to W hen When shopping for beef, re­ member that the top grade and most ripensive cuts are not neces­ sarily the best buv or high In nu­ tritive value. Different grades s cu.s suit <"fferrnt rooking uses. First think of how vou plan to rook the meat, then attack grade or cut accordingly. 5S S T O P ADVERTISING j Advertising Should Be S T O P P ED * J When everybody knows you 2 When no new customers enter the picture J When no new people move into the neighborhood you well j| When present competitors stop advertising J When no new competitors enter the field 6 When there is nothin? about your business which needs to he clarified or explained 7 ^ Aquarium Meet Set it Also blackboard, chalk, counting frames, paints and clay, different shaped blocks, easy construction sets, putties, and story books. They also need large tricyrlet; big sturdy trucks; gardening seta; and larger awing*, teeters snd slides. Children sia to nine years of sge want things "true to life." home good rhoirc* might be: mixer. Iron, sewing msehlne, type­ writer, etc. that really wrork; doll house and furniture ia correct scale; workbench with good tools and wood; elerlrie train; chemleal or printing outfits: word and num­ ber games; and more difficult putties. To accomodate their more vigor­ ous play, seleet gym apparatus, athletic equipment, roller and Ira •kales, sled, skis, stilts, or a bicycle. Nine to twelve year olds have an inleretl In hobbies and crafts. Tory like handicraft outfits; model kits; sets for study of soils, rocks sod chemicals; magnet, telegraph set; sound effects outfit*: and stomp*. To provide them a mental dial, lenge. ch o o s e games base I on hiltary, geography, science, and art; checkers, rheas, rribbags; more intricate construction sets; and train equipment. The migatlne says they hava an urge to compete and perfect skill*, so seleet dart games, nr equipmrnt for archery, target shooting, lahle tennis, basketball, snd hsndhall. THURSDAY WEDNESDAY J k d t t l 1’ A mile Betta (Siamese nehting Fish) will be given a* a door priie Wednesday night at the monthly meeliag of the Central Florida Aquarium Society. The meeting will begin at 8 o’clock In %the Seminole High School band **hall. A film on aquatic life will be shown. Anyone Interested In tro­ pical fish ** a hobby I* invited to attend the meeting. Following the business and program refresh­ ments will be served. The Bella was contributed by Aqua Pet*. Not pictured nre Mrs. H. 11. Osborne. Left to Donnaud, Mrs. Tully. (Herald Staff Photo) The secret In purrhaiing toys for children I* to fit Ihe toy to the youngster's stage of growth or in­ terest. Here, from the December Issue of Better Homes A Gardens msgd in e, is a guide lo typical toys in each category. Children up lo 18 month* of age enjoy rattles, squeaky rubber or cuddly animal* and dolls, toy* that fasten to the side of or arms* Ihe crib. They like small colorful blocks, nested boxes of cup* dost toys, cloth picture hooks or books of rhymes, and Jingle* In read or sing lo him. Smsll wagons; pushpuli, roller, or simple take-span toys are also excellent choice*. Those between 1* month* and three years of age love active physical play, they imitate grown­ ups. work with their hands, and have a gTeat interes1 in sounds. So, the magatlne says, ihoosr toy* such at these: Push pull or pedal toys, trucks to straddle, wagon, wheelbarrow, small slide swingclimb sets, and balls. Also, play table, chairs, dolls, doll furniture, toy telephone, childsite stove and ironing board, takeapan toys, building blocks, model Ing clay, paints, crayons, little animals, cars, and boats. To sat­ isfy their musical taste*, there are tambourine*, tom-tom*, muiical topi, horn*, toy piano*, and re­ cords. Children between three and tia arc interested in word*, numbers, and rreatlng. They enjoy a more dramatic form of imitative play. And their growth requires bigger equipment. The magazine says some good toys for this sge group *re: In­ dian or cowboy outfit; doctor’s or nurse's kit; hand puppets; equipment for rooking, laundry, house-cleaning and storekreping; awi all kinds of dolls and doll rlothes. When the public stop being bom, stop dying, stop forgetting When you expect to go out o f business WHEN you ARE COASTING Give him the New YOU ARE GOING DOWN ■Dew 7 In 1 1 8 h a v e a w ith ih a a a c lu a lv a c o m fo r t o f R o ta r y B la d a a l ^ Closest share yet! Contour skin stretcher rim stands whiskers W erect to tie shared below skin levs It ^ Easiest on the fecal World-famous Rotary Blades whirl In one J continuous motion... stroke off trery whiskerl A Easiest to lire with! New high-speed, cool-running motor. T Lubricated for lift. Quietest of all leading sharers. • Simplest to cletnf Push button — and new flip-top head T spr-ngs open. Whiskers empty In Just seconds. tee the new Nertlce Iptsdshavtr dsmenitratsd lire ew the turn Alien and Jack Fear Skews, NIC-TV. HILL ■Dew 3 lo tx , 2.08 Such pretty warmth! Dwtiling white quilted l>ercale with binding* and printa in n sc or hegvenly blue. Machine waghna in lukewarm water, and it atays bright aa flowers in the snow. SHOP PENNEY’S . . . You'll Live Better, You’ll Save! OMtrtfcriad to the flaaford Herald hy Js* Gastl, Owner, Tty Tor Super Market, Courtesy of Florida Retail Owned Graceea, Ine. �I Itlj# DanTorb R rralS 9 Seniors To Start Last Game Yawkey Threatens To Quit Baseball WASHINGTON (UPI) - Multi would wait until the next Ameri­ weighs only 135 noundr, and he i* point* and third ground gainer. millionaire Tom Yawkey haa can League meeting Thursday to one of the bed little ball player* Harold Stone has piled up 402 threatened to pull out of baaeball anawer the playera. Angriest of all. perhapi. was to attend 5HS in many y e a rs. He yirda for the Scmlnolca and lias because of major league player too. haa been approached by col­ been Ibrown for only a three yard demands while equally angry In­ International U ig u r President leges. Ion all aeaaon. He alto hat been ternational League official* aaid Frank J. Shaughncsiy. whose today they wiU operate ’ with or playera bluntly told him they will Coache* will meet here tomor­ a Handout linebacker. row night to pick Atl-OBC team* Tackles Dor* Caner and Neely without" their playera if they go not play next year unleii the league puts up 3237.000 for the and there are leveral o th er Semi­ Ro*a also will be closing out their out on at* ike. nole senior* almoit *ure of aelec playing day a at Seminole. They Yawkey. who tia* poured many establishment of a pension fund. ’•They Know Consequence*" tlon. The play of endi Gerald lilted the spot* that were supposed of his million* Into the Boston Jonea and Alan Swalm have put to be weak. Wtth the great play Red So*. was only o n e of numer­ ' If the player* decide not to them into strong contention for of Billy Tyre and Claude Hittell ous major and minor league offi­ play, they know Ihe consequence* OBC honor* last season, many doubled If theae cial* to express shocked indig under baseball rule*." ShaughAnother tenlor In line for OBC •pots could be filled. Theae two nance over the Increasing num­ neaay said, implying (hat Ihe ber of requests for more monry players would be ruled ineligible honora is halfback Vernon Kirk proved they could. lo ptay in any other professional He found Ihe going ra th e r tough Center Duke Schirard filled an­ by players of every stripe. the first three garnet, but when other ipot that wa* in doubt at "There are Ihree courses open c,rc.y*1; , , . . . . the conference foes w ere fated the atari. Ilia moat outstanding to me." .aid Yawkey. after ma“ “ P* M l“ mM the apeediter began to find Ihe rfforti have been aa linebacker. Jor league player, asked for a ,hfir Amanda and their Ihreat doesn't frighten me a particle. way. Hit mod Impressive con- Brantley and Jack Schirard. hi* revolutionary profit sharing plan teat was against Winter Park, brother*, aet a tough standard for that would give them 20 per Cvnt Well operate with or without where he piled up over half of Duke with their outstanding play uf a club'a grots income from all them, and I don't rare what they *ay." the Seminole yardage. He also at SHS, but the young player long tourer*. J. Norman Lewi* and Jamei enjoyed good night* against New will be remembered for hi* con"I can alt down and do nothing. Durante, attorney* for the play Sm yrna, Leesburg, and Lakrvtew. Iributiona to the successful aeaaon. I can fight back. Or. I can with­ JV'a from Oviedo, .13-28, In tha By JBRRY COVINGTON He is the leading scorer with 42 In the defensive barkficld senior draw from baaeball. What course era, instiled they meant buainets. The Seminole baaketballera preliminary rontett and the var­ Cliff McKibbin has been an out­ I am going to take I don’t know. ope nod the new aeaaoa here I*at sity came through after trailing standing pats defender and tack- No one is going to force me to Bight with double victory over the by nine point* In the third period ler. On several occasions he has do anything. They never have be to defeat a etronr Oviedo leim, Btifhbortng Oviedo Lion*. proven hii offensive abilities. He fore and they never will B7-S2. The Junior var*lly uaed the Havail Voice* Anger has received three pasaea and has A large rrowd wa* on hind for •h arp ibootlng of John Marah and carried for 117 yard* and one TD. Gencnl Manager Hurry Bavari John Taylor to aguecao by the the opening conteit. The lead United Pres* International Defensive end Walter Middleton of the Lo* Angeles Dodgers wa* changed bands several time* in East la another who will be playing in another who voiced hi* anger. (be JV rontett a t Marih hit terWest Virginia 82 VMI 71 hi* last contest Friday night. He "The player*' laf eat demand eral long set shots and racked up hat been the "fireman" in the jiiit doesn't make aenae," he Hoslon College 80 Rhode Island 87 IS point*, closely followed by Tay­ line, an outstanding tackier and snipped. 'T he average player Ford ham 9.3 Roanoke 50 lor's nine. haa recovered more fumble* than salary on the Dodger* 10 year* King! Point 63 Wagner AS In the variily rontett the Uon* Offlrial schooling races start it any Seminole player. Tha Celery ago wa* 39,000. Today the aver­ Iona 70 Loyola (Md.)80 held a 21-10 halftime lead on the 7:30 tonight at the Sanford-Ortendo Howl will present a great chal­ age la 318,000. How can they po* Pratt Institute 59 King* Col. 53 iharpthootlng of Mike Dud* who Kennel Club where some 700 lean lenge to the senior playera It stbly say we're paying (hem lets LaSalle 83 Mtliersville 38 WASHINGTON (U PD -Tho Boa- dropped In 21 point*, high for greyhound* are walling to take promises to tie one of the most now than we were 10 year* Westminster (i’a.) 86 Alliance 42. St. Francis (Ta.) 9a M. Vincent 76 ton Red Sea and the Cleveland the game. They picked up a nine their qualifying runa in prepara- outstanding contests in the state. ago?." South Indiana have turned the rurrent point lead at Ine end of the thin! Hon for the track’* offietat open A capacity crowd will In- on hand tieorge Writs, Ihe mayor domo baaeball meeting* Into a trading period, but the flemlnotei taught jng night. Per 13 to witness ltd* first annual event of the wealthy New York Yank- Tennessee 72 Wyoming 71 up. Tho public la Invlled to watch Rime time it a p m. at Memorial1ecs. w asnt particularly happy cl Wake Forest 56 Davidson 52 m art. Both Amtriean League team* Sophomore George I’ertdes be­ Ihe pre aeasnn eonteat*. which will Stadium. i ll-.er although he laid hit club Virginia 83 William A Mary 74 Ly nchburg 72 Hampden Sydney 69 Owenpitted two aeparato dealt gan to hit long set shod and Jim continue nightly, except Sunday, Centenary C4 E, Texa* Baptist 52 TWaday and the San Franctaeo Graeey hit eight of his 14 points through Pre. It. Tenn. Tech 83, Abilene chriitian Giant* a n aspected to gat Into In the final period aa the SeminA total of B race* r re on lap 61 th e act today when they attempt olca began lo gain ground. Pert- tonight, sending til greyhounds Georgetown (Ky.) 61 Loulaville 71 tm cloaa a deal wtth the Clncln- del broke the Uon aone defente into action. The names of many Slitsittlppi 17 SE Ixmlslan* 84 with his shooting and with two Redlaga. fast steppers appear In th e lineups Midwest Giaata a n after second minutes remaining in the ronteit, but the two eventi th at appear Detroit Tech 92 Slippery Rock 66 Johnny Temple of the tha icora was deadlocked. Big to offer the most eacitem ent are Illinois 103 Butler 79 Bwdlega and may have to aurrtn- Charles Oravatet dropped In a the fourth and 2Jtul eontevt*. They Xavier (Ohio) 91 John Carroll 71 three playera to get him. In- Jump shot from the sideline! and are hooked almntl solid with GAINESVILLE (UPI> - Look with Northwest Mississippi Mauer .Marquette 76 Wisconsin 47 ftrit baieman Dill While, from here on out the Kemlnolra tirade A greyhound* Bed Boa completed their held the lead. for a ham-running, wliie-open, said he waa very pleated wllh Chicago U. 47 Aurora 33 Hoc* who eurl In Ihe schooling Guardi Cecil Dandrldge and two transaction* wtth In tho apace fait breaking brand of ball from Simpson's showing sn far and said Wash (Mo.) At New Me* AA5I 30 races have an eicrllent rhanre at am hour late Tuesday night. Ray Lundnuiat, who were borrow­ to Ihe Florida basketball squad tills he had a good chance to wtn a Clarion 35 Fenn 53 land a ipot In Ihe Inaugural houthwr.l starting berth. T hey obtained flrrt baseman Vie ed from tae football squad until season. W o n aad pllcher-outflelder Gary after the Celery P«»l Friday Handicap, the opening night speed ■ "We re trying aomelhing entire Oilier Ictlrrmen hack lo try to Wichita 63 Texas W'eitern 51 C el gar from the Indiana for out- night, each stole Ihe ball In Ihe classic. In making up the field ly new," said Coach John Mauer. Improve last aeaaon'a 139 record Oklahoma City 74 SMU 51 Bolder Jim Plenall and peddled last moment and dropped In l«o Haring Secretary It C. William- rercnlly named to the basketball are forward Dick lloban and Texas Christian 93 Austin 62 West guard Charlie Pike, both of Miami, catcBar Lea ierberat to the De­ buckets lo put a clinrner on the Min ha* tome of tho country's Hall of Fame. outstanding greyhound a ta ri to I.os Angeles CC 7t Harbor 60 troit TJfart for right-handed game. rocaplaini this season. The Gators have generally em­ t'p from the freshman squad San Fran. CC 49 Vallejo JC 42 Coach nud Layer'a tram .how* rhooae from. wftchor Herb Moford. Tho Indian*, in addition to their real potential. After the grid sea­ Among thrm la Keith Dillon'* ployed a alow-break, deliberate are Frank Etheridge. 62, of tra d e wtth the Red Soa, alio *«nt son end* and the entire squad is 1Induratl, winner of the Interna type of offenae in which the Auburndale; Lou Merchant, six- LeBoron To Retire ngl1tional Match Hire at M iami tail playera take plenty of lime in footer from Miami; Paul Mosncy, oocond baieman Bobby Avila to ready thla team could au a Jong (*• spring. Knockrr, winner of the setting up a scoring maneuver. 511, of l.itlle Fall*. N.Y., and tfoa Baltimore Oriole* for pitcher way. The play of Deride*, (iriva* After '59 Season let, Graeey, l.undqulit and Dan 1057 Inaugural here, nnrt Collina But Mauer ia shucking this for­ Holt Shiver, 6-2, Lakeland, Mu m Heman. WASHINGTON :UPI) - Eddie Right now, Mauer is working AH four Iradee war* straight dridge was impressive, aa waa who finished thinl, are lioth likely mula because of a lack of tram height and because some speedy double time — getting hit eager* I^lUron, one of the greatest hallplaywr deals wtth no ra th In- that of the Oviedo team. The ncil prospects. Veteran speedster*, a* well aa sophomores came up (rum last rrady for Ihe Southeastern Con­ handler* In Ihe history of the Nacontest will be tn Pierson Friday afternoon, where tho Seminole* pupa Just breaking into the racing year’* freshman squad. ference race, and working aa end lional Football League, will re­ will he seeking Iheir second win. gam r, are required to take Ihe lo r the first time In Ida 31-year and linebacker roach with Iho tire after Ihe 1931 aeaaon, he told (IV1EDrt schooling tests tinlrsi they have coaching career, Mauer will tie football tram which play* in Ihe United Pres. International today. SANFORD Rrnnk shire 9 been in nlfielal competition on using Ihe fast break. "We believe Gator Howl against Mississippi A. MrKihhln 5 leRaron aalrl he definitely had Allred Duda 2.1 other tracks within len day*. Be­ our be«t chance to scorr is lo Dee. 27 III. basketball squad decided lo quit profesnonal foot, 6 0 fore Ihe eight nlgld* of schooling Tftlntky It Oravatea move down the court quickly and also play a m the Gator llowrl hall after hi* rurrent two-year I’ertdca Smith 3 end* many of Ihe 700 greyhounds gel a shot at the ba>krt." 14 contract with the Washington rouriantrnt Pec. in 30. Lundquist 5 J. Duda 3 here for the 02 day m eet will Another reason (or the strategy "The tram is kind of an un­ Redskins expires. JUjfJOJ have schooled at least three times It the lo*. of Ihree of 1**1 year's known quantity rigid now," Mauer 9 H The NFL* amalleat quarter­ and will be ready for official com­ darter*, including Joe Hobbs who says, "and we rrally won't know back ar>d most bewildering cur4 LAKELAND (UPI) Stelann Dandrldge petition. 57 61 C nfvm ity pvtrtame a on* point broke practically every school what we have until Ihe season rent faker will graduate from kalfUm# deficit to defeat Florid* record during his Ihrre years at get* underway." Gcorse Washington University Southern 11-72 and win the Citrus Florida. The other losses were Law School next year. Invitational Basketball Tourna­ forward Jerry Henderson and Carpenter Cuptain *Ttr* received several good of­ m ent hare Tuesday night. guard Newell Fox, WEST POINT. N. Y. (UPlt-BIII fer* lo go with law firm t," Ed­ Rharp-iheottng Gen# Wells, who The biggest task is finding some Carpenter, the "lonely end" in die aaid ‘T il play one more dumped in 23 polnta to lead Ihe one lo replace Hobbs. The ti-1 Army's new attack this year, will year and Ihrn will go Into aome H atters lo vletorv, was ehoaen guard had a 23 9 scoring average captain Ihe Cadet's 1959 football kind of legal work." the tounument'a moit valuable last season and wras team. The Springfield I’a , native player. best basketball plsycr In Florida is Ihe first end to hold the honor Southern hold a atlm 44 43 lead TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Flo­ record* Farh have played In history. since Dan Fotdbcrg captained Ihe a t Intermlaitoe. but Stetson pulled rid* State, flit-rising Southern three bow! game*. ahead In the final half to clinch independent, will depend largely IxKiking at statlillii alone. Flo­ Imldlng down Ihe Important 19J0 Army eleven. th e verdict High scorer for the rida Stale present! a formidable center post will be 8 3 nobby h r i wai Southern’s John Me- on speed and wide open offense picture. The Seminole* piled up Sherwood, a 207 pound Junior from Baseball Aid Sought when the Seminole* meet Okla­ 212 polnl* tn iheir opponents' 109, Lynhrook, N.Y. He is an excellent N am ara with 33 polnta. NEW YORK (U P I)- Prince l a an earlier game, Tampa homa State In the Inaugural Blue accumulated 133 first down* in re bounder and very fast for Id* Slcno llorghese, an Italian haaeW at Hollins t l 12 In n consolation G ran Bowl game at Louisville, opponent*' til, and ended tha alie. His relief man is George ball official, arrived In New York two test that went Into two over- Ky. *ea*nn with 2.118 net yard* la Jung who at 87 is the tallest by plane Sunday uv enlist Ameri­ man nn Ihe squad. Urn# pertoda. can aid in organinng baseball In Coach Tom Nugent, enjoying epponenta' 2,131. Gary M llvaa connected for five the fruits of FSU'a heat season in Seeing action for Ihe firal time Italy, llorghese said Europe's big­ Florida Male, which m ay run palate in the final overtime period history, predicted a high scoring one play from the tricky "I" with ihe Gatora will lie Junior gest baseball problems were la pat Tampa ahead. Both La- game with lots nf action. formation Ihrn shift lo the split college transfer Tommy Simpson "lack of equipment and good moot Craft and Sullivan had 17 Both Irani* aport 7 3 won loss "T " for the nett, brought loyal who scored S17 polnta last teason coaching." point! for tha winners. fan. to Iheir fret with early scores Boyd Coffee had M and Pick against both Georgia Tech and Bishop had 22 polnta for Rolllnt. the University of Florida. Tampa led 3*13 a t halftime, Miami Tapers Off Georgia Tech, which won 17-3. b u t RoUin* pulled even with a w». the only ic.m in hold ihe 71-71 deadlock at the end of the For Oregon Game regular eonteat. The two teams CORAI. GAIII.ES (UPI) - Mi­ Seininolea lo no touchdowns. Flo swapped baikeli In the flrat ami began i aper mu off practice riila won out 31-7 in a hard fought when you d o ... overtime, ending atlll tied at today with more work on offense Inter .late rnntesl. ] in preparation for Saturday'a tele­ Among Florida Slate's victim* TS-TS. were favored Tennessee and the visit FAM ILY! vised meeting with Oregon. Fniveraity of Miami. The Hurricanes end Iheir season If you need Four FSU players won honor­ From Hero To Goat with a home stand to lie viewed able mention on Ihe I9M United BROOKLYN -<UPI> -Cookie on a national hookup. I’rraa International All - America UP TO$600 Lavagelto, whs achieved baseball Coach Andy Guatafaon aaid (wo football team. They were halfback lam a when hii ninth Inning pinch- Miami harks will lie making their Hobby Renn and fullback Fred phone: FAirfu 2-4612 hit double for Ihe Dodgers spoiled first starts of the aeaaon against I'lekard, rnd Tony ftom ro and • non-hitler by Rill Bevens nf Ihe the lough Oregon invader*. They guard Al t'lraer. before noon lo arrange Yankees la the fifth game of the are fullback Sian Markowskl and Renn. a apeedsler who aet Ihree 1MT World Seriea, struck out the halfback Larry DiGiammirtno. new career record* for th e achool. for money Ihe sam> day! ■axt day when he pinch hit in the Sophomore Tom Murray of served aa rn captain of Ihe team ninth Inning of Ihe siath game. Tampa waa moved up the playing with quarterback Vie P rln ri He squad Tuesday tn help out with was n draft rholce of the Cleve­ Cask Tee 24 Manthlf the kicking. land ilrnwna. iK Int f*r»*ct* Flam l i ‘Mudder’ NBW YORK -< U P I) - Herbie 1120 00 t 700 Flaaa of Beverly Hills, Calif., gen11100 11 oo erally (a regarded aa the world's 22000 1)00 top tennis player on raln-eoaked 312 00 II oo d a y . He la especially sharp at the 4)2 00 2400 net on "off' court* and his valM2 00 3200 FOR COMFORT & ECONOMY leys a rt worked up by cartful *ppreach thotl J IB I T COVINGTON __ tenters will b# starting ___ tfaul football gatna lor Seminote High La tba Celery Bawl Kara rrtdajr night. 1 W two aicaptlona a to Uckla O urte* Bogin and halfback Ray Lindquist. Sli linemen and thrao tsocks will tloae out their prep caraart agilnat tha Apopka Blue D arters, a turn which Sanford bwttlad to a leorakss deadlock In a heavy downpour of rain during the regular aeaaon. Co-Captaina Cecil Dandridgc »;•! David Stanley will be aet to dote their peraonal record booke with a few added facta and figure* that have come from their great play. Doth a rt three year veteran* and although they flnUh here Friday night, it la doubtful that thla i* the last to be heard of theae two playera. Stanley probably haa been scot ted more' than any lineman In Ihia section of Iho atate. He la a aura bet to make the lineup of aome major college. Dandrldge Seminole Cagers Defeat Oviedo In Opening Game Schooling Starts For Dogs Tonight At Sanford Club Red Sox, Indians Complete 2 Trades I Gators To Have Speedy, Fast-Breaking Cage Team 1 1 Cage Scores V l Stetson Captures Tournament Title Speed Emphasised By Florida State Everybody I needs money Flint Cut PORK CHOPS SIRLOIN or CLUB STEAK New York Strip white BACON GEORGIA GRADE A DRESSED A N D D R A W N FRYERS Or STEWING Plump Young Tender Birds Save on your furl-heatinc hill Ihla wnler while enjoy inn **lr» warm comfort, fall ua for n F R E E ESTIMATE on jour insulation re­ quirement*. Our rates are low— the quality of our material# high L A D IE S ... Fer Need* Money Year U ag FULLER IR U S H PRODUCTS Call Jot Crittenden pa w o n DAY or NIGHT 213 Lumbar W. 3 rd TONIGHT, 7:30 P. M. Free Admission • Over 20 Races SEASON OPENS DEC. 13th S t. Cr Supply Yard Sanford, F la. ^ /2 C ON Lb. SEA FO O D ! ROE Kish w rtte M U L L E T fQ C I I t O E G Y Lb. Lb. £ L Lg. FAB 2 Boxes 49‘ Lb. 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OPEN SUNDAYS 8 a. nt. til Noon W7i �W«!■, Dofc 8, 1958—1F act T Ih ’f ftin fard ■ rn lti Model Homes Finished H ere; Awards Presented The Florida Power and Light Company la citing a new award to Sanford buildera and homeowners who have incorporated modern tleclrical equipment, proper wir­ ing and lighting. "Live Better Electrically" Is the symbol on the new Jlrdallions which win identify homes con timing top electrical capacity and equipment The first two awards in Sanford have been given recently to t rank Slenstrom and John Eitrpalrick for "electrical excellence" in their new homes Builders honor­ ed were John L. Walters, for the Strnstrom home, and K.iy Shoe­ maker for the Fitzpatrick home. Specifics iInn I of the Florida Power and Light Co. for Medallion homes Include full houvepow• cr" with 100 amps or more cap­ CHICAGO fUPD - (7nv. Theo­ acity service entrance and com­ dore R. McKeldin of Maryland pleted rlrcuits with outlets for an said here Tuesday night that electric range, water healer, dry­ racial discrimination in Ihe I'nil- er and dishwasher. FO R EI.KCTRH A1. EXCELLENCE - W. fii-d Medallion certificates to Frank Stcu- ed States takes it toll in money, Ilom n mud also have one wen S tott Hums, manager of floritl.v Power mid strom, homeowner and Jim G rant Rep. of morale and straight thinking. Iherproof outlet on a separate cir \ND F IL L IIOFSEI’OU KR — Mr*. John Home, while Dave Thrasher presents an­ ^ i k ’ht Corp. in Sanford presents one of the John Uniter.*, builder. (BonrMrom Photo) McKeldin told a National Con- euit. Another requirement is an all Fitzpatrick receives a Medallion certificate other to Kay Shoemaker, builder. frrence of Christiana and Jews electric kitchen with range and from W. Scott Burn* for her Medallion (Photo by Bergstrom) lino a plate dinner that discrimin­ hot water healer. Then the home ation was not confined to the owner must have any two ol a list of major appliances Installed: South. “ I am tired of the common as refrigerator, washer, dryer, w.ivtr sumption that there is something disposal, freeier. air-condili.uur or peculiarly southern in a moral washer dryer combination all s lot flaw that has been characteristic trie of course. The two required of the white man wherever he has appliances and the two additional TAMPA (UPI) - Producer Coy come into Intimate rontrart with must bo installed and included In Poe aaid the city, not he. I s ., people of another color." Mckrl Ihe purchase price of ihe home liable for the financial loaaci T A L L A H A S S E E (U IM I - The din said. BOSTON i l l ’ll — The tragic cr of the organiration which lus sustained during the Rob Mope Monies awarded Ihe Medallion Highway Patrol plana to ask the death toll m the Chicago school its headquarters here, said the also must have "light for living," next l-egidaturc for enough money He said discrimination against scientifically- planned for a high fire* was caused chiefly by th e , fire experts found that heavy show here last month. City authorities, alarmed at the * to hire 200 additional officer! and the Negro, In on* form or another level of grni-ra!illumination, in "simple blunder" of leasing doors doors on a second ftour landing buy an airplane lo help palrol "la common from Portland, Me., eluding "mood lighting" for lei open, the National Fire Protection were left open, allowing fire and amount of money tost in the lo San Diego, Calif, and from venture, earlier had been seeking Florida highway!. sure orrailon* and "work tight Association said Tuesday night. hot gases In spread rapidly Poe to arrange a settlement. Ned || Klrkinan, Director of Portland, Ore., tn Miami, Fla." Ing" for kitchen, workshop or Two strff engineers n| the asthrough Ihe corridor serving six Rut he charged the city should Public Safety, aaid a supplemental However, McKeldin said t h e most spectacular demonstration of desk. The final requirement Is a delation, which is ihe aulhonta- j clisirooms. pick up the tab for a total of ’* appropriation of M.374,337 would ihe effect of discrimin­ permanent oil or gas heating *y» uvr source of lire sairty stand I Nearly all nf the t»i victims, $7 $20,000, including *12,300 due him be requeued. Thla would be in ationuisastroua was shown in the South. He tem that asvurea proper heating .-mis and information, had been <of them children, were In these for his work, because Mayor Nick addition lo the patrol a regular hard rock segregation stales of the entire borne sent lo Our lady of Angela pa six classrooms Vucclo was ro promoter who protwo • sear operating budget ol said rank low on the seal* of achieve­ According to Florida Power and rochlal achool in investigate. ■The simple precaution of krrp l>0‘cJ 'h r »how and who hired $12,700,000. ment. per rapita wealth and pro­ Light officials the owner of a ... Percy Itugbee. general manag ing Iheve second floor landing bim to produce It. The regular budget covering ductivity. ■Medallion home has a built in doors closed would h.-.vc kc|.t the ,,c **iJ he “ “"'d «**• ll,r city the present 400 uniformed men. G R A C E .METHODIST CHI IU II B R EA K S I .R O I M ) — testimonial that Ins house will hr intense fire ami hot gairs out . . R necessary, blaming city aulhofunds lo lure 79 new- em­ He said there was strong evi­ electrically up to date for years to Pictured above are officials of Grace Methodist and The asks dence that low manhour produc­ for many precious nimulrs Itug ' d in ' or no' providing enough ploye*. including driver's lircnae tivity of southern workeri was come. In addition to lighting and First Methodist Churches of Sanford as they participated examiners, radio operators, engt ties' said. "In nil likelihood rvrry lickrts and for allowing traffic to due to restricted opportunity appliances, the wiring installed has in ground breaking ceremonies Sunday. Roy Wall, trustee neeri and clerical help. classroom could have tern rmp become so anarlesi that many per­ growing out of racial discrimina­ reserve capacity lo handle the fu­ sona gave up rather thin ne|oHOLLYWOOD i l ’P I'—Funeral lied in lime." and member of the Building Committee, (s shown turning To expand ihe patrol lo the ture electrical loau—should the services will be held lodav for lle aaid it vsaa significant In the lu ' “ ,h* l1"** of ” r* b,cked Up’ ' one of the first spades of dirt. Preparation is now being proposed 6<W uniformed officers tion. housewife purchase all the major motlnti picture writer and prosluc engineers' report thai Hie fire did rom *' k ’1** Field, made for the beginning of construction of the first unit and trooper* would require addi appliances now on the market and rr (irrtram Milhavisrr, M, who not enter Ihe first Hour liecause of the new Church on Onora ltd. and Woodland Ave. Ser­ lional technical and rlerieal help Conviction Upheld those only in the planning stage Monday jf |rr Mtffertng a of a closed fire door. totaling another t!7 nun uniformed vices are now being held in the Pinecrest Elemental*- personnel. The Sanford builders and home |,cjrt ,tinrk Milhausrr. wriler of The fire alartcd in a mass of Green-Eyed Blonde School. owners received brume medal „{ ,t,P -Pearl White" ad The supplemental budget Inchi In Deoth By Bat and frsmtd eertifjralc* from , rnluri. f,|m* of the silent movie combustible trash and building Rose Bowl Queen del $23,000 for an airplane, with TALLAHASSEE I l l ’ll - The Hons Florida Power and Light official!. r r j UJ, „l l w | , lr,j Hltb producer materials at Ihe basement levrl, Florida Supreme Court loday up­ $I2.W> to buy it and the rest lo PASADENA, Calif. ( I T D - A ' Ihe report said, with the origin­ p |y(-Miltc held lower court sentences given who hope that in the future elec maintain it lor two yrara. ating cause not >cl determined. green eyed blonde coed wai cho­ trical romfort and safely may be _ _ _ sen Tuesday to be queen of tha ’ The palrol asked for a plane an Etramhia County man and hit part of every home under eon CLEYLI AND. Ohio (l-PI l—Jo The flames spread up the stair­ 70th annual Tournament of Roici. *• Coiled Prev* International hi a tiered showers were predict in 1917, but the Legislature refu­ sister for manilaugulrr In Ihe struction well, vsrre blocked at the lirst ,,-ph F llu-tetler. 77. prominent (|rtor' |||fr) „ h Pamela Elaine ra rlh tr, 19, a •• A cla ah af cold and varm air c<t for the South Atlantic Coast sed' to authorize it In recent drsth of Jam es Coley in Pema i levrland attorney, died litre . ...... cola. student at Pasadena City College, over the Great Lakes region will states and the far Northwest, years, the slate Department of Tuesday at University Hospital of p lo n x rv anon and xarioua military Without written opinion, the Hughee addl added Dial "ifr .me hit crowned at a eorooation ....-v icatter snow flurries throu.h llie where light rain fell Tuesday. a. brail attack. hall In Ihe Civic Auditorium.. There were reports of more hates have loaned planes to the cou.t upheld a three year prison of cunfort you can lake from the Ohio Valley, Pennsylvania and than an Inch of snow Tuesday patrol for special traffic duly. sentence for James Harris, and Dec 29. To ALLENTOWN. Pa OJPli — Chicago disaster lx this—the in New York loday. Ttic Tournament of noses traKlrkinan said a more effective a seven year probation for hla near the southern shores of Lake ridrnt will start a wave id achool WASHINGTON* f l ’P li — The Thomas Ills hard Mullen, 63, ol sister, Inrs Harris. Tue two were year round job could lie done If Superior, and light snow also fell .\ cold air mass moving south in-pcctiuni throughout Ihe country ' on* ^ on f uni Canada was expected to convicted In Escambia Circuit Federal ''radr Commission li'TC) Ilrooklyn, N Y . president of the and a lightening up ol rules ami ,?**’, 'I conjunetlon with the Roa* Irom the eastern Dakotas to Lake the patrol had its own »'ane. He Court In October, 113*. announce 1 •! sslll use it* 35o mem­ lalilgli Structural Sterl Co., died added there are about 13 pilots chill Tuesday's warming over the Michigan. regulations. So the lung term ie - ! ^ ow fossiball game.__________ Coley died after a fight in ber profesv.-mi I staff to monitor |lrir Tuesdav in Sacred Heart upper Mississippi Valley, but else­ The Chicago w e a t h e r bureau on the staff who could fly It. suit Will hr a saving id human questionable i.dio and TV com nf a heart atlark. which both Ihe defendants took He said experience in Florida where in the nation temperatures said the rold air mass would pn«h live* that otherwi'c might have merciiD part. Harris was charged with were to remain atmut the same southward into Tennessee t v to­ and other slates shows a plane Order Your FTl’ Chairman John W\ (,wynne MEMPHIS, lenn I LTD — S Iiccii lovt in fires like this one." would especially be effective In hitting Coley with a soft hall hat said Tuesday tbe staffrrs would Watkins sivrrlon. 61, mayor of night. bringing falling icMprra- preventing accidents during holt tores to the r , - . that had be glsen legil Information slmets Mrmplils for Id yrars. died Tuea CInxton Fruit Cake day periods and nllirr *pcriat an which to report examples of day of a heart attack following warming of from 15 to CO degrees occasion* when traffic Is heavy. Airman Is Killed Tuesday nighl. ■Urged misrepresentations m ad threat surgery. Now The mercu-'v dipped to it* low­ vertising By Fellow Sentry tv T c n n s est nationwide point in northern He said (he purpose of the HOMESTEAD AIR F O R C E SANTIAGO ( C rii-J o s e Maria TESTED FREE from New England Tuesday night, as BASE (LTD—A young Air Forre drive , was. tn, detect new violations Cardinal Cam Itndriguei received — In sour home near rent temperatures were resentry was accidentsIIy shot and *n,f ,0 vheck on how •'BertHer* evlreme unetinn Tuc*day night Complete vtixk nn irnrk eorded. It hom ed in the ?0» ami Congregational killed by a fellow airman while were complying with FTC rulrs and fears arose for hi* life fol­ I'airon Ids, commanded by ( dr. the two were walking guard duty and advertising guide*. 30s in the Ohio \ alley and the Call FA 2-1171 ROME (UPD — Two bandits lowing a vvnrsening nf hi* phyil T f Dean, former administrative near an ammunition dump herr. mid-Atlantic Coast states. Eire Ironic stoic Amt* Ekbcrg'* sleek Mrr eat condition. officer at NAS Sanford. « c i prais the Air Force laid today. Church cedes »por1* ear and then used it Caro, hrad of the Roman Path Over a scan of js gansr* from nl recently for its support of the The victim wai Airman Second Real Teamwork Tube DUtributnr ROLHF.STER, N. V. _< l PI v — (« * stage a holdup, police reported n'le Chiirth in Chile and, at 92. 3 Kb. Cnkcs 1S90 to lfOl. the Yale football first tquadron of jet s ir r a h to Class Robert M. Mitchell of Mi $.1.00 Ihe oldest member of the Sarred team score! 1 373 points and its operate from Roosevelt Roads. P amt. who died of a bullet wound Police accused Alvin Lancaster. T in -lay night, sf. and his two sons of rondurt They saul llie men took the car (nllrge nf Cardinals, h»* been R opponents nrr.e. 5 Lb. Cakes $4.25 in the cheat. ing a family shoplifting business from in front of Miss i klierg a suffering from an mtevtm.il infre The Puerto Rican stationed Ess Air Forre authorities said an home on the Asentine Hill and linn liner hi* return from Ihe ron is primarily equipped and other airman. George Lelghim. in a big way. I’hnne They slid Ihe trio would enter headed toward Maerarese on the Vatican where he attrndrd the staffed lo service propeller driven wsi also on guard duty when he FA 2-52*0 o r FA 2 «443 Mediterranean coast, 20 milea conclave which elected Fnpe John aircraft Cdr. Larry Hudniek, com­ saw Mitchell a shadow. He railed a store and while one engaged a West of Rome. clerk in converaition. the other x x m . manding officer of Yf'-ll, stated ” There they robbed a gasoline two would gather up merchandise that the Oceana baaed squadron "halt" three tim ta. then fired. station and last were seen head­ Both men were In Ihe lU ird and eirt it out to their pick up was plrased with the aervlrea pro­ ing hack toward Rome. truck vided The Demons made all flight Combat Defense Force. schedules according lo plan and considered their short deploy mant in the Caribbean a great success Tampa Firm Given Going . . . lining , . liOM'.l SOU), by the HANSBROL’GII AUCTION METHID lhai obCaa/m i tains the nst dnllar value from vour worthwhile prnpertlea. Hold Might Record State Office Bid F I~ U a 1h« SAFE, r vsT. SURE and l ABl WAY to SELL! Votilitf. mw DAD Jfg Six CASTLE AIR FORCE It AST. TALLAHASSEE (LTD - The Pur del all*, Call Orlando. 4(171. Allechmrni cforMn-d will* J S Stephens Co. of Tampa vt c alif - c l T I t-T h re e R II jet 401 W. IS*St.SANFORD______ Ph;se FA2 S tU famous HAD U-l Dull Tuesday submitted a law bid of Stratofortreisea commanded by with gt-irrd chuck, Hind low vv^-A r\y-*xr^/j dasana nf Intricate sawing Maj- Gen Archie J. old Jr set 11.110.904 for construction of (he Jaba. Drill drivr* many other an around the-world record in 1117 brinch state office building at •lias turn at*. In aparkUng T H E S E PR IC K S KI F I-i TIVB IIU US. - I IP. - SA T. by ftylng 21 323 mtlea non stop in Tampa. Bids were opened at Tampa <3 hours and 19 minutes. I I,A. G RA D E A— 1)1 R E I T I RDM I.O CA I. FARMS Bulidlng Coordinator Terry l^e said today Profitable Produce Jecond lose bidder on the pro buccrisfid Sailing Since I9U X-LGE. Term * A vailab le TALLAHASSEE it P it - The jert, which will house all branches LARGE _ Many More 5 2 0 S. Maple , Ktorula School for Hoys here re of state nfflera In Ihe Tamps area pnrlrd loday farm products pro- was C. A. Fetliand. Inc., Tampa, At G ift Ideas M b S t. 'durrd at the institution during which hid tt.117.SM (October were vsnrth JtO.Mo Discrimination Not Limited To South, McKeldin Charges Palrol Is Seeking Funds For Plane, 203 More Officers 'Simple Blunder' Blamed Tampa Faces Suit On Bob Hope Show In Deaths O f Youngsters Deaths Snow Slafed Again In Midwest, East A ir Commercials Be Monitored Cardinal Receives Rites; Near Death Fasron Is Praised For Support Work Ekbcrg Car Used To Stage Holdup MAN gift New Jig Saw-Drill P O W ER 3 Kir Q U IC K FR E E Z E '-;'; s4 4 90 *+ S ' E G G S oz oWN MAkk— oi k P I 'III .* p f illI * A WOMAN'S EFFICIENCY HAS SAVED MANY MILLIONS IN FINE PAINTS . . . BRING COUPON ALONG SPECTACULAR 4* 4 4 'SAVE HALF—I * * A FINER FAINTS! A Mu* outside oil point end (In* wall point*. Cus­ tom shading. Many im­ proved features. Ial-Lilsi“ :!"« LIQIIB "*£<« walls, ceiling* and mason­ ry— inside and out. Dosens of colors. My premium aradwat. Far maria* •p9«INca*l*a. For *rery purpose. Every 2ndC an FR E E ! Y__________ R S INIEDS! "US£ T H I S0UTH'S M0ST FAM0US PA,NT — SA V ( HALF o n a u y o u r f a i n t GUARANTEED! REST YOU HAVE EVER USED Oft A LL YOUR MONEY lACKx" SAUSAGE “ 59* ^ r.v'^eVn1' sword , fla. 4 , 4 Jf + + -F- Wo G he FREE Movie Tlckela — No I’unliaae Neceaaary BACON LB. 6 5 ‘ WESTERN U. H. CHOICE HEAVY BEEF A A A A A A A A B O U N D S T EA K - 8 3 ' WESTERN U. S. CHOICE KEEP BONELESS CHUCK R O A S T « 73 WESTERN LEAN S(Jt ARE Cl T BOSTON III TT PORK ROAST WORLD'S LARGEST OPERATION OF ITS KIND. MARY CARTER FA IN T FACTORIH. Mary Carter Painls Iv IS iJ A k ' u e T T \ i i i . e BRE N KFAST FO R J 45( WHOLESALE FOODS freezers] PACKAGING SUPPLIES u n u c TOMORROW 1:30 P. M. DEC. I LOVELY ESTATE, W. o f SANFORD 3 BEDROOM HOME. GUEST COTTAGE 7 4 ACRES with email grove i* Waled LI mi west ol the Country CtubGolf ('. r, ai l In Ihe neighborhood of fine home* and gtovr* V th high elevation, .lately palm* and pints, | value- nn-l ileve -pmenl. tin* borne ha* great future poleitial’ i»r i* ije .l «. a COUNTRY ESrATE I ! DIRECTIONS. From Sanford leavt I’ark kve. (builnta* tharoughfaie original 17 91) or Krencb Avt. (naw 11-91) and nave! We*t on Twentieth St which run* Into Paloa Rd , then t .vvel to the ptoiWrty, wlii.-h is l.t ml. West of Golf Course Terms: !Or . down at Auction, balanca announced. |_ |A N S B R O U G |_ | WRITE FOR FOLDERS Or OTHER AUCTIONS i J ; * • �* Si >f*,'WT- , "T,,' : ' 1 " T? !» ■ * * for It I Sanford will call Wintr Park, in the tame way. The amount of Chrlitmai maf ia crowing. Service pertonnel an', retired people make the load much larger than In comparable townt of Sanford'a alrc. They all write home, or tend packages—the neighbors up north want to know how the weather it—eatabiithed famiiiea have their relatives here. They can call or run around the corner to aik them question*. Sanford Poitmailer Joel Field eitimatet that the big Chriitmai cruth will begin I)cc. >. To cope with the happy teaion, the post ofifee will itay open Saturdayi 'nd Wednesdays. Katra help will : hired. There will be a table r Christinas cards in the post •Ur* lobby. There the cards may ic mailed out of town, in town, air mail cast, west, north or •outh. An important hint from post office employes: tie your Christ­ mas cards together whenever pos­ sible. It makes them much easier to sort and they will get fatter attention. Alt do Ihe easier thing first and the men who go through heat, snow, flush and floods are no exception. And, don't get out of town cards mixed up with local mail. The outof-town mail it sorted first snd rushed to the train. Cards may arrive much later than anticipat­ ed if confused with local greetings. As for packages—postmen throw up their hands when they see the way people try to pack Christ­ mas presents. Dejlcste objects should not he wrapped in under­ wear or other clothing. Wearing apparel does not make proper packaging material in any post man's language. Excelsior or newspaper can be Quotable Quotes .i i i I 1 4 I > WASHINGTON—Chairman John I- McClellan (D-Ark.) of the Sen­ ate racket* investigating subcom­ mittee on the scheduling of new hearings this week into gangland Infiltration of the coin operated machine business; "We are endeavoring to discov­ er the extent of racketeer Infil­ tration into this multi-billion dol­ lar industry." FIRST CONTHIIlUTION FLAN C1IKCK — Mr*. Helen Const ntlne, represent inK AH Souls Catholic Church, re­ ceives the first check in Foodmarl’s contrlhution plan from Chuck Atkinson. Tlth contrlhution plan is baaed on one per cent of purchases at Foodmart. Mrs. Constantine KANSAS CITY. Kan. <UPI>•nld the funds would he used for the school htiildin? pro. Kansas sophomore Lo gram of All Souls. (Bergstrom Photo) well LeeUniversity Andrews, IS, alter slay­ Moisture Limited By Building Code Long, healthy lives and laiting ther shrinkage Is inevitable. Thlt eomforta are virtually atiured for loss of site can cause a thousand headaches: nails that pop. Joints future homes at the result of a that weaken, floors that squeak, Dew building code provision. windows and doors thst stick, It p la n t a 10 per rent moisture cracked walls and ceilings that re ­ content limit on lumber going Into quire costly repairs. To protret all future home own­ bo a t and other buildings. It alto C vblltlif! minimum lumber site ers against these risks, the .South­ ■ andardi. The measure has been ern Rullding Code Congress has approved for inclusion in the approved a 19 per cent moisture Southern Standard Pudding Code, content on lumber going into homes and other building*. W 'fh hat been adopted locally. 'cording la M. A. ' ‘Foots" Dry lumber I* available In Y. Ington, local building official, Southern Pine. Douglas Fir, in facl hi re'a how tha rode revision aids all wood species. Rut all lumber and protect! home owners and Is not property arasnnrd. There­ lumber buyers: fore, it was decided to extend Tha mot*. Important part of tlir the blanket protection of a build house It its structural framework. itig code provision. Its strength rirtermlnrs the abi­ Not only doe* Ihe measure set lity of the home In weather severe up a "dry" standard for lumtirr, storms, like hurricanes. Its dura­ but It also requires that lumber bility determines how long the conform with American Lumber house will live. The quality of the Standard sires. ALS sires provide structure alto determines the ex­ yardsticks by which the consumer tant of future maintenance, the purchases and use* lumber. Ry degree of comfort the occupanls setting up the ALS minimum* as an Joy—In short, Just about every­ dry" and hence pre-ahnink tires, thing the owner rxnerlrncrs a< the Code gives the buyer stsurjor*: as he lives in the home. anre that whin he asks and pays A trouble-free home exlvtenre for a hoard fool of lumber, lie depends on the structure being will gel what he asks for and not strong and sound. In tbe average something lets. house, the structure contains be What's more, the use of good tween 2,000 and 3,00) pieces ct quality, well-seasoned wood *elumber. They should be of uniform tuslly saws the consumer a good quality and in Ihe case of wood, deal of money both in the short W-'i quality mean* "dry". run arul long run. Lumber Is used to build the The cost of lumber a moulds to house structure because of its such a small proportion of ihe great strength and resiliency. total house cost that the differ These assets arc made permanent rncc, If any, in cost between sea when wood Is properly sessnnnt toned and unseasoned wood Is Proper seasoning means careful negligible. air or kiln drying at the mill he Large amounts can be saved fora lumber is surfaced to the sire dining construction became ' dry" of end use. The process doubles lumber is dlmenilontlly stable and thn natural strrnglh of wood. therefore much easier to work and It also preshrink* lurntwr. fit. th..vby eliminating the danger id Rut the biggest dividend of all a' linkage occurring after It is in from the use of "dry" lumber Is p'v-e in the houso structure. the permanent comfort, the secure, If lumber with excessive mois­ long lasting, low maintenance ture content Is placed In a home, service a good home provides eventually it will dry out and fur- These arc ulllmale savings that can run high in the thousand* uf dollars. used to I>etler advantage. And mark it fragile. Sometimes TO pound sacks are piled 23 feet high —If a transistor radio, milk glass, bonbon dish or grandpa's glasses arc on the bottom, they've had it. A lot of gift givers send fruit. This should be properly marked and ventilated. Fermented apple­ sauce Instead of juicy red apples is no fun for the recipient. We asked Ihe mailmen if they send Christmas cards. Yes. they do, to everyone they know, in­ cluding those in the office. Must tw> like asking a bartender If he imbibes. Every year the sanitary land fill get* fuller from cards and letters sent without stamps, pro­ per addresses or adequate postage. Thousand* nf cards are taken to the land fill from the post office at Christmas. So. always use the proper address, put the return ad­ dress on it, and tend ft first clast. Naturally, no pre-Christmas con­ ference with the postmaster could leave out one of the most import­ ant things—mail early. Flvcn though this it stressed yesr after year, there are still thousands of people who mail at the last min­ ute. Tbe postmen will not work on Christmas day. Only special delivery items will reach Ihctr destination in time. Packages should be mailed by Dec, to for out of state delivery —by Dec. 15 for Florida delivery. And come to ftic post office before 10 a. ni. and between 1:30 and 3 p. in. to avoid tilting on your delicate parcel white waiting in line. Perhaps one of the most forgotIrn items atiout tha post office and mailmen at Christmas is thanks This department does a wonderful Job, and a cheery smile and • thank you" is part of their sea son too. Legal Notice ing hit mother, father and sister: "I was tlrrd of arguing with i: 7«-V».' them about money, to I shot I* er«s«l» them." u V .in r .^ ^ m J ^ NEW YORK—llrillsh actor Ken neth more on bust site becoming the gauge for an actress's suc­ cess: "The idea thst girls can get to the top on hoinmt it extraordi­ nary. I like a little hit of wit and polish, but that kind of actress has tort of died out due to Ihe bosom cult." HOLLYWOOD — Dramatic ac­ tress narbara Rush on her desire to play the role of a sexy siren: "Playing languid, srxy parts are the easiest of all because an actress ran lie a female animal doing what comes naturally , . . All Rrlgltle llardot doe* it take off her clothes—and I do that ev­ ery day of my ilfe." ClM<'AGO — Deputy Coroner Grorgc Connor, on the Marks of tiodirs nf children whn died in Uie tragic fire in Our Lady of Angels School: "It will lie worse when the par­ ents rome to identify these tots." A O U IS t>tr •••><! W alltd It tiarahv » l* * n «h»l u n d r r* i« n * 4 wilt- *>" *•* J a n u a r y , A . !• tSSS. •"**> • ll„ n o ra b l» f o u n t s Ju<l*« <>' r* m lnola C o u n ty . K lo rM *. h»r H »»l tu rn , mff-ounl •>*'1 V "’1'* 1'.'*, ** m iS n i f f i : r l » i a »7i i i c i : 1* J A - io iin ; r , si:1 <t*- *v"$ mV i j U)i«a tor * fin a l aattlsm aat •* h t r n d m ln lslra llo n *;f an-l f :*r an orU*r .lla l.a r s b .a b*r m n ir t i A rtm ln U tratrls. I m o l tM» tti' . »t d»v « f I'**» n il'*r. A !». !***• Itiin a » J s 'q h s , . As A itm ln ls trs trls of Ik * iV *;u itu i" f u A t: r i c k j a c o iu j BTK N H TItO M , D A V IS A M rlN T d M t A ll of fi*T* for A<lm lm *trU IM fealtlft llijliilln * Nan ford. F lo r id * _____________ n t i r n •: (D«r. in n or IS I IS w *ri i r v n i i s tax i i i : i :ii r io r lila t ila lu U s > »af «»f laau1>l* • • IIO I'K ItT I 4-r H\v«» a sw >4 S IW U NarUon 31 T o *n *lil|» :» N. H a n ** 3? > „ Nam# In « h h h «:•#•««•! Qu#«n r. LONDON—The Dally Herald, on « i;ir«r. Heir* protests by other newspapers over M A il *»f aai I hfoparty tartar In th« H iafa of F l o r ­ the "baby doll" marriage of 14|jn1a*» ■urh «t r l If l* * t # #ti*H year old Rarbarn Scruggs, of St. ida hr f r d f r tn td aiv-ardlnu to taw. th t Mary's, (la., who has Joined her prts|s*MY' d* •' rihad In aurli c t r l l * f lm t r Mill h* aoM to I hr h lz h # lt sailor liur.band in Rritaln. M dd#r at th# front d»of *‘f natntnolt rrtiin tj ro n rt Ilm ira at " Hu«>bodies—shut up!" flanford. Florida in tha fIr *t >1r»tt«l*v in th# month uf Ja n u a ry . £ih dar c-f J a n u a ry , HAVANA—The Fidel CsMrn reb­ a*h1rfi ia th t el radio, on alleged U. S. "med- m* t»mi* 1 th lt |n Cuban nff/’l *s: "Enough ia enough. Wc'rc tired uf Iwinr. branded a« Communists by the American Male Depart­ ment." WASHINGTON- Defense Secre­ tary Nell H. M rtlroy. saying he doubtrd a report that Russia was tu t flying the world's first nuclearpnwrrcd aircraft: "If it is true, it would be a tremendous Jolt to us In this coun­ try." III! Sucking M. I). WASHINGTON —(UPI) — Ed Sutton, Washington Redskin* half­ back. is studying to be a doctor. IH I tFE A Ll lit day « f Ifc ftm h tr, rd r. Iltrndun ri#rn flirnit t*ourt. hamiPiol# Co un t*. I'lo rld * l*ubl)ati H at. 3. 10th Wtli l 3 llh CALL HERTZ F AKvrninifM 2 -7FA72-7500 23 HERTZ 1 R e n t a car </ic Itnlirllo, Ak’l. tifll K. 1st Set An Example HARTFORD, Conn. —tUPI» Stale agency heads chucklrd on receiving an economy order from the budget department to use plain paper Instead of costly sta­ tionery f o r Interdepartmental notes The order was on a formal letterhead. s o il I! PEOPLE STILL DON'T KNOW—W* operate Hanford * only Commercial '‘While Print" Shop. Wicboldt’s « » !’•“ 2ID 8. PARK AVE. NOW SHOWING O P E N 12:45 ( i t . MORE OUT OF LIFE. (iO OUT TO A MO H E mums ru ruuctxM.ua mum Wilts saMl li# tils Hriile tont^ht Your buslnns and personal trip* will be much mote enjoyable in a new car. And iinancinq a new car is much moi# enioyable when you tee us tor a low coat auto loan . . 1 :1 5 -4 :0 7 | ALSO | MOST TtmVYMQ MONSTERIVBI *e S A N A t l a n t ic n a F E A T U R E : 2 :5 2 - 4:44 - 8 :3 8 of ‘ ’ s .V r n i: it* t t r i i r n v o iy r x . T h a i I*. I*. !»an1*I th# h o id rr nf l h ' Irt* r e rllflt* !* ' It** filrd *al<l i efi If !< at* f r f a v d##d |o ho | p turd tlirrt'H i Tha crM ld m t# RUirihtf noil )T 4 r of UauAn'e. thr H r n r lh f Inn ssf the i*Taf»#rtv. « t»s| tha natn# In w b lfll It * a t aaiaaaed arn » i «> rttf l< ata N»». t rtl a n r r J u ly 1. A* I* IlK lM ’ lt ll'T lH S Ba n k • ^ ? v 3 s n r * E—Wed., Dee. 8, 1988 Post Office: Heart Of Yule Frenzy When the 50 foot mail truck A >pa 111 load on the platform r* the Sanford Pott office, hedlam - a any day of the year. The :m la crowded in thla buildthat ha a lonf tince outgrow n f r;*rura. uUply the truck by two. and a Id aperial deliveriet of eitra mall, no more room and the pic­ ture of chaos comet up. Thlt It P'o Sanford pott office at Christ­ en*i. A chain of call* help* poit offi­ ces on t o line. Coming truth. DeL a ri will c r’l Sanford and tay t a*, the mail truck hat juil left * 1 '9 or 109 aacka-make roam •.' . ■ ---- *• ?>• ■..••■ ,** f ,» >stth , 1 fill 8 u f ir i V m D �Start Counting Dollars B y Selling Things You C L A S S IF IE D INDEX • -L O S T AND FOUND 5-F O R R E N T t-A-SOO M A BOARD I —BEACH RENTALS 4—W ANTED TO REM t—R E A L E S T A T E FOR SA LE • -FA R M S . ACREAGE . GROVES T—R EA L E S T A T E WANTED • -M IS C E L L A N E O U S t—FLOWERS • PLANTS SHRUBS It—O F F IC E EQUIPMENT II — AUTOMOfllLES . T R A ILE R S t :-I O A T S A MOTORS 13-F A R M SU PPLIES A M ACHINERY 11—PETS . LIVESTOCK • # SUPPLIES IS—ARTICLES WANTED 1A—PLACES TO EAT I I —BEAUTA PARLORS I I —FEM A LE IIF.LP WANTED I*—MALE H E L P WANTED MALE OR FEMALE s i—w o rk w a n ted 2S-R U SIN ESS OPPORTUNITIES • J —SPELT AI SERVICES S I-P IA N O SER VICES Sl-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS 24- E L E C T IU C A L CONTRACTORS SS-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS. 24-11 RUILDING 9 CPPLIES S I-N O T IC E - PERSONALS S i-A R T IC L E S FOR SALK S I-F U R N IT U R E A HOUSEHOLD SALE OR RENT I R. R. M II. BUY NOW and take advantage of lA F F - A - D A Y llomritcad T a x exemption. nr* Moon trailer A ir cundltiun RETIREM EN T HOME, available cd. Adult*. FA 2 -7664. now. Neat, one bedroom, CB 4-Room apartment: ground floor. home, Florida room, carporte, 313 Pilmriio Ave. kitchen equipped Nice shady lot. Price $7,300 with tcrmi. WELAKA APA RTM EN TS: rooai Private Path*. 114 W. First St. Modem 3 bedroom home, utility room. Kitchen equipped and t 1‘urniihcd apartment, 20l'» W. HI bedroom furniihed Large living loom. Tilt floor*. Large lot Commercial *pace 40 x 40 ft. 2444 Price $33d0 wifh termi. S. Park. Phone FA 2-4234. In beautiful, older part ol LOCH Large (umiilicd 3 Ivedroom up ARBOR, a nice 3 bedroom. Lit stair* apartment in town. $&7 home on extra large, landscap a month. C»P FA 2 3071. ed lot Florida room, carporte and utility room. Hardwu-td Ll. Cm dr. Cleveland*' nice 7 room floor*. Kitchen equipped. Well unfurnished house. electric kit­ and pump. Mortgise $ 13,400 pay­ chen, tile bath A shower. lock able gtj month Balance caih. Arbor See Mr*. Pippin* across Price $ 14,300. driveway. Call FA 2 1677. LAKKFRONT, one acre land with 3 Room furnlihed apartment. $U 3 bedroom. CB home. Garage, mo., including utililiei. Pli, On large lake, ha* own *and FA 2 1333 beach Owner tranifcrred. Price $ l 7,uoo with term*. 2 Bedroom house, unfurnished, kitrhen equipped. $70 monthly. Ph • k i ha m» w.,* |. S i. jU nj C*npany FA 2 6650. "Er—Doctor—would vou mind if 1 pecked at your Vh. FA Furnished 2 bedroom apartmrnt. 1*0 N. Turk Avt. diploma?" llean and close in FA 2 14)3. Seminole Realty ■timmir Cowan W. DILTKILIIS - R EA LT O R 4—REAL I 'TA TE FOB BALE 2 bedroom house near air hair, Llls. Melhtln—3 rlma GoaraUr, 4—Bl. VI. ESTATE FOB S VLE kitchen furniihed, $70 a month Adelaida II. Moses — Aftoelitr*. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Call FA 2-4114. After 3 30 p m. IIS I Park Ave. FA 2 - 4 X32 2511 Trench Avr. call FA 2 4730 J. W. HALL Lots fur sail1, locale,1 n miles W S Room apartment, 3 mile* north of Sanford. Ph. FA ? 32W. lleallnr on 1152 $>» per month, furnish “Call Hall' Phene FA 2 3411 LON'GW'OOD: Choice dean lot* ed. 4Jo W. First St. 13) 100' x |no\ 5730 ca : it ) loo INCOME \ \ n INVESTMENT Ilouie for rent. 2410 Holly Avr x 200' on lakefront. $ 1740: d 600 fret •>» 17 91 llluay mirth Phone PA 2 3773 tifl' x 230' on Ukriront. $2 ! 2J Two rental homo*. grocery oleander St.. 1 btork of Church •tore, g*» pu>np, belt tmitnes* 2 bedroum unfurnished home, St. Cash or terms TK I - 1122. and anpf , S'* rife* id land eleeirie equipped kitchen. Lirgc An rstibltsbad business tbowttig ' ard Beit neighborhood, L.ikcfronl 2 bedroom * ante home gm>d return Tidal price $22,004 FA 2 3337 or FA 2 -33*1. Practically finished mi intidr and ran hr handled lor 29’> Beautiful lot right on lake. Shut; 2 Bedroom modern furniihed apt. down. distance from Prl-and. $2,700 close in. Ml Palmetto Ph. 2-4331 cash price. Can he financed, Call ROBERT v WILLI IMS, Realtor Crumpton Builder* in Orlando, Itasiivuml I undquitl. Woe. LA K E MARY: 1 tiedroom spirtGA 2-A3M FA 2-1131 tllantlr Rank It'd; ment, newly decorated, com­ pletely furniihed. Call FA 2 2244 3 Bedroom Block honir. South after 3 p m. Pinecrest, k i t c h e n equipped OWNER WANTS Large 4 bdrm . 2 bath unfurnuhed $1173 down. $64 04 monthly pay­ OFFER ments. FA 2 4317. home. IKK) jdegnolia. Custom built l bedroom. 2 full Homes Ik'* iy lied For H O M E * S E E K BUS Bled bath- built <m large lot 2 Room furniihed apartment, all Florida Living. In bcButllul Mayfair set Hon private, tile hath. Call FA 2 4003, PINECREST — Very neat 3 bed­ This home feature* terraro room CB home with equipped !1A | Itertroonis—-1 A 2 Ilntht Bedroom unfurnished block kitchen, tile bath, and ALL the Hours, large acrerued pnreh VA - I HA home, kitchen equipped Phone extras! Price — JII.TSO. Down Natural »•«,! cablnrts in large FA 2 029*. kitchen equipped with electric —113.30. Paymenlf — $67 per IIIA In Service ran^e and refrigerator. Owner'* month. TERMS If desired and furnished two bedroom aparutmt, Conventional equity at.3*wi no. Anv utfrr will AVAILABLE NOW! 2*13>A Eavl 21 it, $30 Plume he given eonsidaratton Financing FA 2 3931. Robert A Williams. WYNNE WOOD - Eovely 3 bed See room CB home, only t year old Sf VIINOl.K REALTY* T ^ lT l A l v g TiT R xit Down Payments Feature* electric kitchen, Hie 19ul Park Ave. FA 2 4232 bath, terrarro floor*, and awn­ Low As SUHI WANTED 2 or 3 bedroom houve, ing window*. Total price la Just unfurnivhed. Reasonable—prefer $ 13,600, and only ill'io down! Immcdiule Occupancy TOI* VALUE enquiry. Permanent revident. Payment* test than rent We tiim fst.itto lVntounl Enjoy suburban living in Ibis mu FA 2 7u4l. dein three IwdnuMti Iwne situat­ Snlisfactimi or Yotir H O M E * S K I.I.K ltS C T H T aI. B W n : H ilt s m .i : ed mi 3 ACRES of tiled land Money Cheerfully The best place to sell your home within 4 miles of downtown San Kofuiulctl. Five acre tile farm. Large 3 bed­ It where most home* are sold' lord room house, large barn. Easy Price— SJU24 Trim* S t c n s t r o m R e a l t y terms meph R I^cx y Phone HERBERT STEN STROM FA 2-1223. We have an unusually good choice REALTOR of tun and Ihree bedroom homrv ROSA L. PAYTON DON ROWE - L. J. RIS.NKH available with down payment* Registered Real E'-tate Broker Associate* a* lowr as $400 Come in to >ee Ph. FA 2-1301- 17-92 a*. Hiawatha ti l N. Park — Ph. FA 2-3C0 us about your housing nerd* so Cor. II**.V. l ’ .IPJ & 'Jillt SI. we may help )uu be settled hr furc Christmas Phone FA 21S01 H. II. rfH i r S rK M I'K It Agenty E«r thr liast Bu' v tn Real E»t*t» Realtor A Insurer 3EE C U L L E N & IIAHKKY \«.oc. Laura R Drier, II. I I after W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman Ariel! Price, Everett Harper 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2331 Phone F .\ 2 4991 112 N Patk South P IN EC R ES T 3rd Addition. 2 bedroom unlurnlihed House ha* stove, children, no pets. $65 09 month, ltwi Summrrlin Avc. 2 ‘new 2 tiedroom houses, kitchen equipped. FA 2 6013. [ Ctein 4 rm. fum. apt III Park | CLOSE IN—Sanford—3 4 K. 3lh. St. 2-Br. home. Optn Thurs., FrL, Sat. • A. M. to. 2 P. M. Owner. Ph. YU S t ill PrI.and Furnished 1 bedroom houtr, $70 a month, nrar base. Adults. FA 2-4633. 2 bedroom furnished apartment, upstairs. Adults Phone TA 2 2679 after 4 p. m. Clove in *4 room house wfth bath A other E*™!1- - - - - - - - - - 1 OOHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Look For It In COUNTRY"CLUB MANOR E A S Y T O F IN D -H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E Gifts for Her CHATHAM BLANKETS Including th . Nation's Favorite "Purrev'' — Purrey Bouquet Wool l hire Brandon Full Rangt of Colors YOWELL'S SANFORD FURNITURE CO. joo East Firrt St. Shadow Be>r» — Cedar Chtsis Lamp* — rianttr* Sofa Pillow* AMERICAN TOURISTF.R luggage Home Gifts MUNSING WEAR Nylon tricot Jadlf* gown*, slip* 4 panliri. Pro- ortwned hosiery ill walking A fis sheer* $1 33 tl 95. PURCELLS The Aceepteil Gift SAMSONITE Card Tables — lfl.94 FURNITURE CENTER 114 W. First SI. "yioJUD l o n q e r ie ovely Slip*, t'antlet and Gowns. Msny style* to choose from GARRETTS First St. A Sanford A.e lome Gifts Sletla Glassware Baautifully Decorated Fen Ing Tray* YOWELL'R [ Do Vour Christmas Buying On Our Easy Paymtnt Or Lay-A-Way Plan FURNITURE CENTER Lf Lit W. F u at 61- . - I »280" Gifts for Him QUALITY HOMES Moderatrly Priced 8280 .00 Ph. FA 2-6321 fith A Maple I’h. F A 2 <‘400 3 hfdronn CB home, low Down Payment UK AM . ARRANGE TYPES F IN A N C IN G I'kCi <«1 mariraje. $70 monthly payments Inrtude insurance A taxes, loiw dawn pay mrnt*. Call FA 2<lVl SJw sm akoA Gifts For Men HOMES GiftS for Him Odham & Tudor Inc. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS CLOSE IN Ilouicwurk wanted. FA 2 04W. Part* for all make* of Meaner*; I bedroom. 2 Hath. 2 »torv farm Elfctrlux. Hoover, Kurby, etc. h o u a e recently remodeled REGISTERED NURSE colored, I rea pick up. Work guaraBteed Approx. 3 acre* cleared A fenc­ desire* work in priiatr homr. FA M i l l , FA 2 4743. ed land. Low down payment FA 2 <004 HOL'SKCLEA.NING ‘ or Baby sit House Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vlhlen Mayfair trclion. a spacious 3 tied­ ting. FA 2-1632. room' homr. FA 2 1638. HAND tl.L ELFCTRIC* CU. .'2—lluslnrsa OppeMumlir*_____ 112 Magnolia FA 2 0313 *-ri.O ITF.R S. PI ANTS IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTORSHIP OPEN. Nul vending machine* Paintli g: inlrrior A exterior. RaWOODRUFF’S pans or sdditluni Specialising New merchandising system that Farm A Carden Center in Mary Carter Paint ProducU. ran be handled right rrom the ANNUALS FA 2-3449, home tvs start, a* att mtrehan 401 Celery Ave. rlt** l* vvhnte*alrd hj you to 24 t - n i tl.PIM . R E P A I R S POTTED PLANTS I'll KA 2-III2 the retailer. May he oprrated by PAINTING man or woman All account* ur EA 2.t'27P S A N F O R D cstahllshrd by company. Mini­ For Painting gill Mr T n k tr Ph. F L O W E R SHOP. kVa telegraph mum Investment $2.!0n on a FA 2-616!) or FA 2-6007 written money hack guaraolre. FISHERS NURSERY Till* ran easily be expanded the FLOOR sanding »nd fm'shlng Mag'udt* A Onora FA 2 1(04 Oinamenlal hhrubv Tier* . Peat first year in your -res to a Cleaning. * n i n ; Serving $15,044 In $23,000 income per Seminole County since 1924. Mat ton M.ikct C A B B V G E year. Write today for comidcra II. 31. Gleaian, Lake Mary PLANTS fur sale. Fred Tlmti tion of personal interview giving Ion. FA 2 3990 name, addreta, age, phone num- IMI'KKIAL UKC011ATOR8 ber and resume of past rvpcrl painting and papering ( . n t r i A i i 11 m r s e r y encc. Wrtte to Hathaway's, * li f A 2-3710 or FA 2-7910 after six. BEAl Ill'l l, HOLLY Hay wood Road, West Aihcville. All kinJi and slree 27—.NuriCES—PERSON AlJf Grapevtlle Ave. FA 2-4144 N. C. JiCO TT» PALM MAN'DIC 23 4PR4 IAI, SRRSTt RB_ _ I tl - \ UTOMDRH.es —TRAILERS Home for th« «ge,J WELL DRILLING 2£2it Prtindn Ur. Sanford j | l ord F-loO pickup (roa condi Fa rb in k i Morse Tump* Ehotie FA 2 7JU . Hun, ti ■ I' \ >.oit. f Vo Repair* tn all mike* lusia D r. Denary, 1 1* ROWARD C LONG Lose weight safely with nevely 107 E Commemsl At*. I Released Tcx-A-Hlet Tablets It will pav YOU to see u« bafote Phone FA 2-2641 Only J$e at your Drug store. you buy. Open Evening* and Sondav« PAINTING * " r. Brown Miller* home mail* EA8TSIDE TRAILER RALES ’Tor Um»c wh i caif." rcaiomblt frvilt eakea at Winn Dixie, E. I'alaik*. Fla. References given, FA 1 1292. First SC Twci Ion GMl truck moving van. ri'MM - 4PIIINKI.ER ro-ARTH l.F.g FOR SAUt Sec 't at Phillips "66 • acron SYSTEMS rivet. C. IE Davis Ali types and sl/ei. Installed Cotton * Wool Yarn*. Notions, "Do It YoniscU" Thrtadi, Tape*. 12—RO 3TS and n itro n s WE REPAIR AND SERVICE HOLLINS HOBBY SHOP S T I N E Vnur F.vtnnid* Dealer At The J-ign Of The Totem Pal*. Machine and Supply Co. HUDSON SPORTING GOODS __ 2417 S. French Av*. 304-6 S E to I'bnn* I'A 2-5WI *02 W. 2nd St. I h FA 2<i»42 ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! : Wl \ I III K hllfFt.l) Teltviiioo Tula** Trited Free. Alligator baj* A shoes, 304 to ROLLINS HOBBY 2IIOP Custom U«al Tops A A-cc>*orfri choose from. Chrlstma* gift* ol F R E E ESTIMATES FA 2 :»3J At Tha Sign Of Th* Intern Pot*. fruitj. ielllri pecan* and can­ 2417 A French A*dle*. Wo ship S L R Green 24 IE P. Johnsnn Outboard Motor, Stamp* STUCKEY'S, IT . 9;, Furnituie Moving & S.otage excellent c o n d i t i o n , SISA South of Sanford. C. E. PHILLIPS, Agent FA 2 33*1 WASHBURN VAN LINES BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS Tt* IIP Wi-ard mtttM'ard. $30. 1444 French Ave FA 11991 Most Any Make Aft> r 4 p. hi, I \ 2 4706 I URMTL'RE CENTER Autu Repair* L Road Soviet Robson Sporting Goods 1936 H4 W, 1st lit. FA 1-3111 IIALE'S GARAGE Evinrude Sale. All new mulius Il'J Celery Av*. FA 2-2441 FACTORY t o YOU *431 00 30 II. P. Starfllle 1434 W Mlt* A Mu..day* FA 2-2424 AI.UMLVUM 1704 00 37 11 P Ihgtwin $4*9 04 Quick Laundromat Strvlce $|i(t no (4 11I* 1.1 strain 4414M VENETIAN BUNDS Shill* FinDltt-d I11 16 lEiuii fir>« no .1 it P 1 uhtwin $12-7 Pi Knclmcd head. Sag-proof Imttom Sanilunc Diy Cloning Alsu all ri-eon>hHoned used motors rail with plant; ends. Plante E 23 th Si, Food mail lllilg reduced to auction wholesale or 1ay an tape*. Cslum uf nylon I.AUNDBOMAT cortli. prices Special* in wood, alumi­ SOUTH B ID E num and glass boats. Gator ItOELAWAV, 11,v*pi |*l rod Baby Senkiirik l.l.n * and P a ln l Co. trailers Bank financing Beds. Day. Week er Month- 112 t i l W 2nd St. Ph. FA 3-1(22 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 301 E. 1st. II- l*rl vElveslin X SupplieT* Blue fired parrol • ace FA 2-4234. talk), also, T il r.A 2-3141. Furnitura Cinter Oil US West F ln l SL AUTO GLASS INSTALLED liurnmg rirciilalinc healer, *uhtm*iir lonirol* A tank, 144. NO 1-4291. 102 Shell Rd. DeBary. II. II. POPE CO. Modern. Air knud Snf* Water Used lumber and melil roofing. » » B. Park ---- FA 2 4UI IIAKHII.ri S BEAl TV NODE Phone FA 2119* |0S So. Oik Avr. r.A 2 4112 ENVELOPES, letterhead*, stalemrnl*, Invoices hind hills, arid 2 burner oil healer, 32 piece set I a—FRM At.F. IIKI.r W A S flB 1 program*, e i c . Progressive ol dishes k carpel sweeper. 91T Printing I n Phnn# "A 2 2931 — Ml. 24lh. or call FA 2-3S04. (JIKLS WANTKD 304 West 14th St. 29—FURNITURE and White. Must he 21 or over. Apply HOUSEHOLD GOODS Cabinet wnrk, furniture repair. in pei son il Pi; N' Whistle. FA 2 7114 rOUNTAIN CLERK Prefer experienced tfirl Miltcv nuld'a Drug Store i*—Mai P. HEi.r tv an I Eli Etannel Shirt* $l 6* or 2 for 11 'J* C.>m*r Table* — Tier Tahir* Sleeping Bag* $9M up, Camp Step and Coffee Tables Blanket* 14 67 or 2 for 67 nn From 1221.7 \R.MY NAVY SURPLUS STORE, IMiii serdllngt. *mir root. EA J N W. lane 2f03 Sanford Ave WILSON M A IEIt .no Sanford Asrnue EXCEPTIONAL VALUE SANFORD FURNITURE <O. i Bedroom. 2 bath kitchen equ-p Gifts for Boys t o n '• t i i u l inn Cu. Inc. Living Bourn Sunet — Mirrors prd home Many other extrss Hedluunt Suite* — liiw U a-ri : 11 w#»t 37th Street ELECTRIC TRAINS r,|ll fir tar 4tiff. KA 2-1109. Throw Hug* — Cedar Robe* Phone E 1 2-3104 ■N ets and A rcttiuncs Carving Sets — liras* M ate m -, OEF T. W. .MEHO, (linker WINN TV ORLANDO COMMUTERS WKSTINGHOl’SE RADIUS $14 97 Phnro FA 5-2441 FA .’ 2991 Toys for Buys and Girls. | 111 E 1st il IT IS IlKAL ESTATE S»ve time and money thru pur Use Our Lay-AWay Plan Gift* for Mum and Dart (hate of Ihi* lovely 3 Bit mas • vk Crumley A Monteith GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES VIEW-MASTER Starter Set at 117 .South Park Ph. FA 2-4494 nnry home, well located, attrac­ III So. Park Avr. Sanfurd Includes Btfro Vitwer and 21 tive priee and terms, immediate F tra Gift Pictures — Only 12 94 po.'session. TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE BEAUTIFUL WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP 204 C 24ltl St. ; tin trailer A Cabana, furnish 3 lledrtHitn— I & 2 Hath 2lo So. Park Asc let ill show you a rd. among beautiful oaks, one TRUE Erodproof F'niidatre * m \ nice garden, quirt rural BefrlEcratnr and Ereerer location, 14r*w with tcrm i FOR I k 2 YUS. OLD Attractive one I3R. misonry. kit­ The Gift That It Always law Dana Payments chen equipped, convenient loca­ . Evinrude .Motors Acceptable A Monthly Payments tion. Immediate posieslon, only Hunting A <>mp!ng Equipment FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE $7,&o0. CONTACT Fishing Tackle 310 E. First (ft. “ Kvaryihlng For the Spurtiman" Why riot enjoy Chri*tnu% in }n-jr Nationally Ad'trlitcd ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS OWN home? Watehti A fter "6" FORMAL WEAR and F A R M E R ’S AGENCY Bulav x . Elfin • Witinauer ACCESSORIES N. V Earner, Realtor Longlnes - Ernest Borrl • Hamilton Salts and Rtntal Rervlre b . II. W’hltinnrr, Assoc. SANFORD JEWELRY JIM ROBSONS MEN S WEAR Cor llwy, IT-92 A tllh M. II* S French Ave. Ph FA 2 4221 AND LUGGAGE 116 U *fnoli* A sa. 300 Sanford Av*. Pb. FA 3-6641 Phama FA 6-1641 After hour* FA 2-24U or FA 1-0)1 tables Build to your plan*. BUY TWO HOMES, live in one. Ifgjserleanlng—Ironing, K U Bay Remodeling and Addition* rent the other, gel homevtead pON L I K E exemption, have good income. Baby (ittlng, ironing. FA 2-7)21 Fhon* FA 2-4*34 Ground* beautifully landscaped, Ilouie work & cooking wanted. 93 the price It enly Jtt.vw for both Laillebrewer CL Bernice Har­ Fur carpentry, painting, screen­ and litieral leritt* may be ar­ ris, KA 2-7423. ing. roofing, and plaster repair, ranged No city taxes. *<phalt Hie, a*besloa siding, Ironing, 10 c & B e FA 2 7241 . R A Y M O N D M . B A L I, masonry «v word slips, leveling R E \I.10ft A INSCROB and tepalilog gsrace* and Traclor work: turning anil harrow Third St A P.vik Avenue, South Ing Lnrge nr small Job« .foe wrocking call F.\ 2 1699. V all Call Ball Pickens. Rl. 2. Bex $W. Ph. Ph.me FA 2 MU : 3- r r u rn irM . s r.R v irr FA 2-2070. .14 Inrh gat range, Flnrenee AutOmalle, like new. FA 2-7013. W iml-liield nark (Haas Dachshunds AM luii-r rrgtalrred. lionr filjisu \ cut G l.ist GE Move A irlngrralor, 143 Pine* 3 i month), 2 m ale. 2 female SERVICE crcil Dr. Call FA 2 177* allcr 3 30 p in Senkiirik lilnuu nml I’.iint Cu. Lake fi-in t home f>ir *.v!e «• eul I — x It fit TTM W ANTED Ill-Ill W. 2nd St. Pk. rA 2-1112 Baidu in itudin piano, excellent MAJOR BROWN REALTY condition. Cell FA 2 4231. Cash for furniture or turplu*. Fl>»re Healers — floor furnaces Realtor Super Trading Post, Sanfoid- Clean and .Service, $140. Outside For Sale—toy’s 20" wheel bicycle LAKE MARY with training wheels. Lair con­ tank installation. FA 2 4i64 Oilandu liny. FA 2W77. Ph. FA 2 4237 or FA 2 1941 dition. $12 no 207 Oakland Ave. HEATING i;-B H A T W PA ltU )R S Sunland Estates. We Fealure F.H.A. - Stereophonic A HI-FI CHRISTMAS PAJAMAS (Inrluden cioaini;) RECORDS 1 PHONOGRAPHS ion . Cotton Wailm wear Solid WINN TV Colors and Eanry Patlrrn* 311 E. Ill St. FA 2 331 B I.. PERKINS A SON We Service Record Players Ml E. 1st St. FA 2 1611 ' A Gift Surr To Please— CLOCKS! Modern in design SANFORD FURNITURE CO. only $57*,r,N monthly 300 East First 81. Lor bedroom, kitchen or uflice. 4 Blo.-ks West 01 Erincb Smoking Stand* — Easy Chair* RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Avenue on 24lb hire*!. Tabl* Kadlnf — llsiinca* II! Magnolia Ave. MODEL Ot’EN DAILY Desks 3 Pe. Living Room Group ,*» r»mni m odern cot Inge, larpe 4,'hoice of Fabrics — $119.30 B LA C K & D EC K ER lid. 010 M aiftiolia Ave, 10* * Down Saw* — Drills - Sander j L a y -Away No'» E»r f hnslmav Jig Saws DREAM WOLD SECTION ECHOL S B ED D IN G CO. G R EG O R Y LUM BER Strong — Smart — Roomy (*."de Selection of Sites and Colors II!) So. Magnolia V4) WELL'S For The Lady Of Your Heart — Mips, gown* A matching vet* Wide selection of rotor*. Site* 42Priced from t 91 to I M. HOLLYWOOD SHOP 2 Hedromna Florida Room 21- A BUILDING LONTR M'TOHS REA L ESTATE FOK S A lk 41—WORK WANTED Wed., Dec. 71. ID j S— I’iitfe 0 & 2-FOB RENT "*w Ijrcalb SUNLAND Estates LOST—Psrakeet. Lisht b l u e ; nimt “Pelt". From Parramore Grocery. 1*1* Frrnch. Util FA 2 4271. 11 P an!or 6 PtL Ills 1—LOST AND FOUND utililiei. On hard surface road In Lemon Bluff. Mrs Glenn 3 lie 4— h K \) . g S T .U T POH !SAl A Longer Need Thru Classified Ads W ANTED AT DSCT Raw It-tgh Dealer in pari Sanford nr East Ynluiia Co Write Raw!righ Ibpt. t'AE-tW-R. 'lemph<* fenn • Ufo VALUES 14.4—PLUMBING tan KOOFINIl Will • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS ' WILSON . MAJER New and Used Furnitura 111 E. First St. Ph. FA 2 MU .ssX vks AIR CONDI IIOMM. CONTRA! r and REPAIR WORK 1667 Sanfurd A»». FA 2-6342 New & Used Furnitura and Appllaneas PLUM HIND Mather of Sanford 203-249 E. First St. Ph. FA 5-0943 Contracting A Repairs Fcee E*tliMiri Used furniture, appliances, tools R. I. HARVEY etc. nought-roll Larry's Mart !d| Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-4oA3 N K A U sT KUEIICCK k C O .' 213 Sanford Ava. Ph FA 1 41)2. of Sanford ha* an opening for an CLARKS PLUMBING AND HEAT Beautifully finished, good condi­ energetic sain minded yming ING ha* moved to our new tor* tion. Klng*bury plinn. Phone af­ man Salary and roiumivxlon, tion 602 W. 27th S t, I’h. 2-2471 ter I p in. FA 2-1316. car expensr. group Insurance and profit sharing are only 4 It—PIANO AERVItr. KCHOL’S HKUUING few uf Ihc lompany l>rnrfiti en­ joyed by SEARS employee*, If PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING CO. »Y. L. HARMON you arc looking lor a career 119 So. Magnolia FA 2 6321. that iilfrro advancement, pre* Ph. r.A 2 4223 After 3 00 p ro. lige and mrrraird earning, con lari Mr Keeling at SEARS, Rill III ( K. A CO, 114 E- t in t WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS St. Real Irotate Salesman SANFORD PROPERTIES. FA 2 SWt or FA 2 7915 ;i)^.M alt^T T am ala Colored help wanted, mult be over 21 appty tn person at Fig N’ Whistle. Men-Wc men DO. Daily. Sell Lumireus namepUtfl. Writ* E ftv tl Co . Attleboro. Mil*. WANTED: Short order rook. Write Box nn. r o Ssnfurd Her­ ald. TO SANFORD \ \ r invila vnu in lie our Kurwlt abaalutaly frre xxithoul obligation nt on* of Sanford'a Iradluj: Motcla while jou locale suitable houaing (or you and your (nmlly. Pick up your key at Ih* Saka Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. nRAILEY ODHAM. Praa. Comer Hwy. 17-92 & 27th SI. Phone FA 2-1 SOI -r ■ ^ T o F T iT T No �•- rt ■< A ' .V . - 7 ^ - ;:: P i|* 10—W«d„ Dae. S, 196S T ria n g le : #«itf»rf D e b b ie , L iz 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 For Distinctive* And ( W i l t w i t fa r I k * flgw rea I * r a l f v i la R t l l | t M 4 ,i m a tt r i y U W r* triaag la la y a a r a — E l l t a M k T a r t a r , Eddt# F i l l e r . a » 4 D eb b ie B e yaatd aT R aw « U I U e ffe c t I k r l r c a r e e r * . Ik r lr peraowal liv e * ? T k l i U Ik * f l n l Ik r r r diap atek ea prakla g I k r l r p m a a i l i l l r * « H k a a r r r I * Ik * f a la r r .) 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 HOLLYWOOD-fliPD-Onee up when they appeal to her. And M a llm r , there w aa a b e a u tifu l what la wrong with lhal? That'* what I want lo know." llt lle g irl named R ll/a b e th T a y ­ lo r . Sha had M i o f m im e y , no aald entertainer George Jeaael. p ro b lr m i, and everyb o d y la id ah* who apoke the eulogy ovrr Todd * would b* (h r blggeat m o v lr a la r grave. In the world *om# d a y . She didn't nerd a n y I’ rin rc C h a rm ln g i to rn m * and ta k * her , — away fro m It a ll b rc a u a c aha had i It a ll. Dut th ry c a m e a n y w a y — in drove* When ahr graduated fro m high arhool at Ih r ag r o f 17. o n ly nor b ra n , N icky H lllim , aon o f hotel m agnate Conrad H ilto n , w a a p e r­ m itted to attend the c r r r n io n y . lly Jo Hammond "N o ne o f her oth er hoy frtenda Brownie Troop 338, under the ro u ld ro m e ," aald h T m other “ We didn’t have enough in v i.a leaderthl; of Mr*. William v ounr and Mr*. John S'rnng. held their Ilona ” T h e re a llll aren't enough. Rul weekly meeting, Monday, to work U t doean't mind. She lik e a men on ChrUtniai project a. New llrownie* to the truop are a lm n it aa much aa m en lik e tier. And th at, above a ll. la th e re a io n Irene Agrular, Linda Brown, .Me­ fo r the greateit jo y * —and (rag- linda Ca*felt>erry, Candy Child*, Call Hammond, Jnyce Infinger, r d lr y —ln her life . It farr m more „ .I*. aa n o ,r Im p o rta n t r. r« .. . Ml11" ' r , r 0 , >" ! ;r '7 * ' Ctvd& im a& arrangem ents — decorations — corsages — Ganas Flowers Dorolhj- H. (Jinan Longwood Browines Meet For Christmas Planning !'V 5 r | I I ‘ I I 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 • careful look at the agra of the Ruth Eck, Candy Harrit, ta t Tony, Cheryl Strong and Reeky men ah* hat dated. “Juat ahow Ux a man over 43. Young. 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. 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*. 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 football hem Olrnn Davit and Kami. William Pawley Jr., aon of a for­ Mr. and Sira. Bay burn Mil wee 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'olumbut, Qa.. over (he Ttiankagiilng bar. holiday. Mr. ml Mra. Buddy Julmaun Legol Notice had a« (heir gueala for (he Thankagiving holklav her mother, soTit n o r a r r i.n x tto v eon r a t iimki* Mra. Marvin Auatln, and her N O T IO : ta I I K IIK I IV O lV IiS . T i l l Kdw eid r a th e l the hnM fr brother and aiatcrdn law, Mr and o f lb * ffllln o ln * r e r t lf lr a l# ha* Mra. lei and Aualin, all of South ratal aalil rirtirical* tor tat dr»d Carolina. IU H* laaoat inne-Mi. • nw to ba Ihoraon. Th # »— . e*»*•«* r ilfl«*t* ttnbar 111 roar of liiuaurr. aba dterrlpll-m or th# p 11. 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 t m n tp lb a or e n p r iu i latla I I * I t m a r k 11 Command planet took pari in (Vuldeared 11* 1* 1, 1 * f l a t ilwub dropping atomic liombt during Ihr fa ta II Nama la w h ir* aa**a**d J <1 Kn­ IMA aerie* of leal* here only four deraon. A ll •ot aald p r v u t H r 1-ein* month* after SAC waa activated. pile nr l*amlm>l«. mate i", B w rv INSTANT ■ha aatata.o f J A C K FR YER S COFFEE I.urge 6 • ()/. Sl/r Sill IM UKSII Swi\mrricHn • I'inu-nlo ■ M I S S RIBS ■i i r . n i l i . l s *s a Limit 2 I Sc! K V u Ic K I.A M I'l . M ill* '1* a * *# 1. lata nf aald - a u n t , Ih * t'.iunt* Ju - la , h f M IN t 'f .l. II. H IM IAII I l l ' M b M . *1 *1 .. ------(u u tn tt, ______ _ a t .hta . . . n f f t . o .......... Irrlita. In ts* l*v (f It U b l l ro tirl houao , t aald I ’o u n tr at HV.N M i n n : o r • ! IT FvU tlt, f Inr Ida, w tih lo tia h l In ih# Nartia *>f fit* #*!**• ®f FI- f* f rm andar fnnntha fro m th * tln.a ..1 I4 t j ■ha ftrat ra M lra iio n o f ih ia mitt,-. Tn |h# |» # la»tfam •* l liti or — ilt-----i t . . o# I l l t !|N |A U tu L r■h rrla n ia n*l ahall • r llin a . and ahall a taia ih a plara \ M iir m \\ a t i i . w i . i .l ., .a.,otani .......* ... and' . ri'M . . ” atilt o'fflra. M A H I.K L*. A t .i J * o r r dr*aa of Ik * c la im a n t, and aha. n. * Q U a iio r r ho ao *rn lo hy iho claim ant, U bI i k i i t A i.ia F o r r hla a a tn l or a lt n r n a t . a n t an , ii »i Ai.ioiM > rr *ueh t'lalni or dotnand nni *o Iliad i i o w a i m i i \ i .i e F o r r a h a ll l a , -id i t n x r .i r r n u . i i m i i t ;• / a:tio>, M U rlln a An4 tos Tim iitiAnvinn n > " u ii C A* a -lm ln la iia irta o f lh* •4 1*1 ah.At# 11J, t11*vI r A« K a la l* •>( J A C K * l i i r t l I'F fa iu U n f« n I Mli h l.A N Ii ,t * r r a r ,d An4 Im I I I p « H U « « U lr H ' a r r r s a t it o x i. to x v in a w . in t in im t #t#*». 1*»f (.*!!»> Itn. AM utna,a l»r A d m ln lM r a ir ii nf aaainai K d n aru a Null Una. nan fo rd . 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( I H that at »dlt in tju ftl l l t U l-« 1h• 1 Naw Orlaaaa l,> uialana a !♦«%• <Im i ltv#i] p ru B M lr ha* Lvtri | You ata horei-r r*<|ulred la flit flU 4 a « 4 ln *t yo u *n«l *r# to u r ahawar nr w r liie n delm ara. ii’f#l»* r#'iuirral l»» » I H 4 * r t>* i t an». In lha aboae p r.,,-aelln* f f*‘«r %r> # «fr lo m# r#ttv#Uhti w ith lha d a r k o f Ih ia C o o n and #n ih» V 'lalnllffa* i l i i * r a r i •< lo aetv* a i'"V f lh a ie o f o*un lh * » ll AM * » : TT IN O tl IH * | i p la in tiff* a lt e r * * ) , whne* nama Knnk»| • * U inlet !' J ' W I I ■*U, . * 1 end addreaa ap p eal* hereon, i n nr fit# lh# n r l i m i l In »h# • '( f id of tu# r before th# l l i h dap of l>#reo,l-*r • lark of sh# a T m iit r-*u n ..w i fi« I M i* •11ti • i « t •• la k l, lh * n a ln i* o f th l* p r a r * ,J ln ( lha- ttil* a all'll* r-f a<lLl 4 •-infU t*t ’ b e lli* * anil for dlvnr.-e Will L# taik#ii ■■ t -n (*» if,l 1KI.NK A M I O IU IK IIIU ) * | Ban. T i l l « i ..|ii*# Bh*11 i*o im'i , f i load, atm lnele C o unty, a t* t* ,.f rvfir# r i c h w f t i i fi»r f-'Uf r#n»r. u- ' Fte fld a , ihia lath day o f Kaaem ktr ID# w **L » In th# l>«nf<ir>t ItaraM . IJH #4 tk\9 I7 lh 4|«r v f N o srm U r, (X I* llarn d o n i f K A LI I'te ib C lrr u lt C ourt Q, I- l l e r n d o n »» A ria J . I.unduulaa. 0 c M e ih . O lrro lt t oon (E lwAta) Ken ilrinU 4'ooal* F I. r id , R(M)KN D n .T N N . P » lirlto r r«f r U l M l f f J K U V K II ’. vnV* i D l r r ^ ’/i’ .Vk'.Vn , , t ’ TM T v l i M m . frtr P la in tiff# Ttw pA . n *» rll» tr# B DAY fir NIGHT r ANELRAY HEATING • N O _______ • NO facial doMt apart . . . • NO M | A n p m iln doeta Th# flnaat try# #f winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. — - i 59‘ STEVY39 4 E 1 J .O O ■ ‘ Ara. fA : ■:>> _^ 4 5 7 3Hl III INK ’i ™ POP CORN No. 2 COMSTOCK Cnn-t PIE APPLES 303 OAK HILL o.no TOMATOES 8 M s s s s s s s ASSOHTKI) COOKIES F. F. V. PLalNTEItS COCKTAIL 1.*» Ml'SSKI..MAN'S Ox. APPLE Jan, SAUCE m No. SWEET TREAT A j PINEAPPLE " T C u n . Slicefl or Titl Hit*. Legal Notice (JL'KKNS 30,1 I Cann 11 • O r. $1 Si/e I FOOD KINO PORK A MEANS 1 * MANfitKT PEARS DEI. MONTE SLICED PEACHES X a 'M BRISKET or RIB Citnh PEANUTS $i x Cun* TOP FORM TUNA CAT FOOD SLICED PRESERVES S h * s Mis. KIN(*AN’S RELIABLE * % HI.UK PLATE Pencil nnd Pinrii|iplr CHRISTMAS CARDS | CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGj FRUIT CAKE SUPPLIES t iK O I M ) H A M B U R G ER UK Jnr* y/H-V- SPARE I S KRAFT MAYONNAISE 2 U n til | SMALL LEAN CHEESE SLIC ES . . . . t'nt**a au>-n <-#rtiri. n a rtda* u l u m t l a, Gordina to l ,o the proptrtv ile tiH b e d In aurh . »ft lflr a te w ill V* raid to Ihn h l i h o t bidder at tbr Ir a n i door ,*f ih» I I I t i l M il* M H i : I nom inal* County C m iri lln u w at Sanford, Flo rid a , on ll-o firm Mon- s o T i r K in i i r . i t n i T u lv r .N m u d a r In tho nwmh o f J a n n a r i. 111*, I urn In tdl 51*1 w hich I* tba Mh. da» or J a n u a rr )*alm#llit V t r iim ltr lh# f1rtltlr<n« n in n ut \\ I <14n in I sLat 1 I n l t ’i'l lit*. iiatad tbla J lt h , d a r of \ t i i a i . In r a j l U U r • « 1*1 nai)‘» * l l h Ihr bar. t i l l . r U f k " f lb# •’ Irv tilf I'BMfl F«ml> tO ftlrla l rtarh 'a H raly h«»i« Ftf*rt4la. In O. f . 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(JIIAIJK A WHOLE ONLY CIIAHK a s a x i i o h .v FR O ZEN S P EC IA LS DOVER IIIIFADKI) SHR'MP McK e n z i e P ig -'. n ,g . POT l-ku- CRINKLE CUT m n i r* IIIRDSEYE BISCUIT FRENCH FRIES SO* Mtl.NE Cana VELDA 1TL WAX S ICE M IL K E-Z III N TS STARCH TOM ATO YOLKS J,u* * Foodmart _ Contribution 2 L Plan I p fim Jarw $1 S W IF T S BABY MEATS J-rw PASTE SITH’ TISSUE BANQUET SPANISH BAR CAKE Reg. ;Wc FOODMART You’ll Save Here IIEI.'Cii ,UT STRAINED HABY FOOD IILUE PLATE PEANUT HITTER Roll- ER . Can* FOOD KING CREAM STYLE CORN FOOD KING Cam > GRATED TUNA In Or. SUNSWEhT Ref. PRUNE Jar* JUICE WHOLE WHITE POTATOES tllP IV P * * " MODESS |£ - WINTER GARDEN CHICKEN — TURKEY i i ii i i COUARDS 6 • lit IR ITERMII.K BROCCOLI A SPEARS P "k g v m Or. III III (SKYE BUTTER BEANS IIOR D E N 'S SW EET BANQUET FRUIT CAKE M l ATS wrfk # ______ , IMPUTATION] PA 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 . * tINDEPENDENT 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 This Guy Needs Wife Plane Departs To Bring Santa 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 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 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 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 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 Pete Schirard, Dnoiter* prrri 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 •ihi* k,» morning wat I OSeminolr On. lie*'.(-x"ar AMemor f.«*f-Wrtf . i __ < *l .L .....all _ mm rr* Club will (L 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 talrlbie into space. lo the South Pole, the dirertion France Bans ‘luolita’ carrying 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. a 'Bluebeard* Santa Passes Not Good JIKoman Is Injured ,* _ _ In Two-Car Crash Herndon Attends Rollins Meeting Crews W ork Feverishly To Get Satellite Ready Appreciation Day Plans Being Made 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 ..M. Arrangenieiil* have been made l» bring the hi pierc oriive*tra Commlllee rlialrmrn were «phere h> the Sanford iterrrallon pointed for Ihe annual Lake Mary 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 ci tr i cr « Will due at li i r \ 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. (L T D — Police *ald when they overtook Melvin I Duga* and arrested him for driving, I 2u mtlei an hour Duga* told them ‘ I wa* jutl try Ing In gel nut of your way." 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. England Protests Churchill Statue; Called Gorilla-Like Dinner Is Planned For Navy Officials Man Versus Bull? No, 'Steer’ Clear Florida Symphony Sets Concert Here County Will Rule On Road Closing Chamber To Honor Derby Dignitaries Twirlers To March As Unit In Parade Lake Mary Plans Christmas Parly Weather Rights Probers Ready; Alabam 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 p e rl 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 i t . 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." 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 � 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 03, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 1958. 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ATLANTA - TThe Southeastern Cooferrtice hat eloaed out a star spangled season which developed two unbeaten learnt, at least three bowl entries, and a lop­ sided mirgln over outside foes - v. By Jerry Coslngtow The I t i l Sanford Semlnoles go iato the Celery Howl Friday night m of tlw beat offensive racorda ia Um history of Uw A. They should bo plenty tough for Apopka. The palling of liM Seminole squid la probably the beat record In the rtate and percontagtwlac aquala many collego recordi The total n.Tenae amount* to 2,330 yard*, compared to the opponaati’ 1,511. On flrat down*, Um Scmlnelea have 100 compared la n for all 10 of their foea. Quarterback Cecil Dandrtdge ha* piled up one nf the moat Imprealire offenalve record. In prep foot­ ball. The 135 pound field general tun accounted for 920 yardi run* ning and pining and haa a great S.l yard percarry arerage. The •■little General” hai completed 00 per cent of hia passes and haa been on the throwing end of four TDa while eanying over (or four more. Ilia grcatcat play thia year vs* the 99-yard TD Jaunt in the DeLand contest. lit haa had five would-be TDa ealled back bccauae of penaltiea. Senior halfback Vernon Kirk bat takas a commanding lead In tba tracing dapartment and ahould carry thla honor home after the bowl central without too much Top kbrash p b tk «enough n / u iih In fiiM ifltn to I'M venture into !S E C ! LSU Crowned FootballChamp ‘J £ n tta S ? territory. tlonal Football League's Mearty" Louisiana State, No. 1 team In draft of college stars today and the nation, won the conference! are expected to make Buddy championship and . bid to the T ?m J?r**ne of Holy Cross or Randy Duncan s i s ™ V o ™ ' " ™ , m , r » , , ' ^ 1 . 1 ' bowl participation for r recruiting'i 5 ■Quarterbacks, ? ana State Tigers, picked to finish ,|ln lin Simmons, Miami <Fla.), violations, won runne.-uD honors 338 YDS PASSING TO TA L OFFENSE 1341 79 TO TA L POINTS Rushing Per Game 164 0 over Alabama * fhrurc 10S* aeleeUd today are day were voted IMAnational col Dttk«*MlaalaaipplSlilc and Tu ­ Passing Per Game 690 rn i ... , , Don Allard 01 Boston College. Joe |ccc footballchampions by the lane cn route totheir best season Total Offense Per Game Twice • beaten Mississippi and KlDD o(California and Rovd is ,... ito.rrf ^ __ S3 0 Two Close Khsves INDIVIDUAL SCORING will' be" picked Include ^ " ‘nty'mne of the 31 leading closing victories against cross • Prtiably «• ' By JOHN GRIFFIN* Buddy Dial. — Rice America ‘ "h "'7 » w * weekly Z - l w VVttare ^ T,£cri h,d °'dy l!*0. c,0“ Kirk , — s All ------ .. roaches. ratings haVM ;j United Press International .“ S ' */ Mississippi manhand- pnd; ,larrison. Oklahoma's hl^ , e fo m r L t B U c , ,*ha‘ « edging Florida 107. arvl Ilandndge ;i NCAA champion Kentucky and led Mississippi Stale 21-0 with un- All America renter: Wray Cart’J l , uto^rUatlH 1 ^ ' I Stale. 7-« Lundqutst addition in their 20 first-plare haHlinck: Nick Petra lhf, In sddlti n National scoring champion Oscar expected ease Florid, ran Into |)trl Swalm lege fool hall, ricked toufifana II Robertson nf Cincinnati will sene, surprise resistance but edged Ml .ante, Notre Dame fullback: Gao ^ soles, the, i‘ l8 :««.*» received t»o for firM OT th#ir rina, balKiti. 1 ^* 7 Jonri two for third and g as the feature attractions on the, *m* 12 •McKlbbin 6 opening program of the ISM 58 In other final weekend action. rn. Colorado guard, and Ellison d toVI ™ onr for fnurth poinU *rr dU,r‘h' Lovrlace ■ college basketball season tonight upset • minded Tennessee did it Kelly, Michigan State guard. __ i._j uted on a 109 5 75 3-4 3 2-1 basis Carter picked third ranked A m y for Prat 1for xo(ff (rom fir„ ,hfwJi,h tenth Stone st In every section of the country again— this time a 10-6 victory Dick Bass, major college total: atsd the other first place vote went place. 2 cage teams that have been strain (Safety) 0,frn*e CoU**e the Air Force Academy Runnerup Iowa. Ihc Big Tet. I niei.els Tierrs 143 ing at the leash waiting for the derbilt— and Georgia revived • |he pac|flc allo (1g u re i ,0 TO TA L -■_-i.,_________ t w________ < t-oarn raui inetiei s -.™ uccrs 7 2-1 official Dec. I starting date will lackluster season by heating Geor- drifted RECORD although he announced ^ * Mto '**mpkn *nd Rose Bowl repre o tie rushing Into action. .Among gfa Tech 16 J Saturday he would remain in * bo n r # -1 J seniallsr. drew 273 point*, while SANFORD 10 LYMAN 13 , them will be many of the top0 SEABREEZE . . Florida'* hard earned -d victory u Z l next season He is eligible ,WrdPla“ Army had 111 They *.nd,J* ' were followed by Auburn with 224. 0 KETTER LINT’S 13 ranked teams and players from over Miami gave ihe SE( a re- for the draft but has another year 0 APOPKA 0 l.«t ae.wm cord of 32 wins and only nine lo. „f eligibility. L ? T v M ln u Oklahome •tit'i *7*. Wisconsin The»e fact* and figure* ihould with 170. last year's champion 9 F T MYERS •how why Coach Jim Plgotl'o Sem­ 7 kK^ ! “.Ci y’ ,urph*r ' " nn*r of JJ* ***'"*!. rt Thc lr,tT" w1Ul ,>o0,t*, cur l-SU thus fell only I9 points shy Ohio State with 117, the Air Force U W. PARK 1 the NCAA tournament last spring. Ida coasted Into the fourth period rtn, p ^ n -a g e s will lead off 0, a ^ore Df uo inole* c*me through with the Or 30 I.EESIU’HG wil’i 73. Texas Christian with 74 6 has lost all starter, except ace w.th . 12 0 lead, then nearly had rach ^ und with lh„ ,oPpPrccnt ™ M ange Belt championship ami the and Syrrcuse with 64. 21 NEW SMRNA Johnny Cox hui with tall re- the roof cave In Miami took to age c)ubll , P|PCt|na |ilt Plei, timP Becomes Steady Team chance to face Apopka in the first 32 I-k REVIEW In addition to LSU, four othrr 19 placement* on hand, is expected H**1 »in. coring one touchdown, unm <* players hi* e been chosenT,w Tigers, ranked 17th In the annual Ce'ery Bowl The 11 DEIekND lo start another triumphant cam and threatening on three other oc- -yf,P Packrrs wtm ihe dubtnus r *r lj' DPI rating*, berime one of mrmhers of the top to wound up goea Into the lowl till wtih a fine ig first in each of f** Head) teams In an un- with bowl berths Oklahoma u ( i safety Dandrdlge 51 486 74 410' kicking Monda, - , roun,i, b) losing to the Predictable 1936 campaign. They play Syracuse In the Orange Bowl blasting Florida State. this record Friday night M 403 3 402 4 7 Fare ImGsaa Stale room. Detroit Lions last Thursday to Wfrp ,hf ,i,,h ,r *m ,0 ■l’Pf »f at ,!>e A*r Forcf meft* T t L ,n 75 Slone tftf FIRST DOWNS ia 387 77 360 3 3 Robertson, w*w> racked up the Auburn, unbeaten but tied by bring their record to l-g-1. ,bc loP tlw ratings during the Cotton, Rowl. 420 Kirk 475 YDS PENALIZED 34 240 K 234 6 3* scoring crown as a sophomore Georgia Tech, also had f.nrrth l.undquiit , lllh uln<1 ua „ .,h 'be first right weeks but sank Only right other team* received 1640 YDS RUSHING 33 122 4 114 33 last year with an average of 33 1 period troubles. Alabama, down . * Risner \t„„ thr to*ms lhf,r el*“ * in *nd h#,d on 4fl' r ’ 0<c‘ l,lr fln*1 nindn'*" ** fol‘ 3) 78 1 77 39 points per game, will be on view ||0, came storming back in Ihe ljtvrlice hP‘ * *orr „ ,in four or 1m ! taking oser the No. I spot Nov. II lows Purdue 34; Mlaalaaippl. 41; 2 14 23 In a home opening game against closing minute*. The late rally than four choice because of prior Lwul,,1M s,al* averaged $ 14 McKlbbin veraged 27.3 Clem son. 24: Notre Dame, 22. HoH 21 3 14 20 Indiana StateRoberts produced one touchdown a n d (lpaU tavo|vtag draft selections. points a game while limiting its rida. 9; California. I: Northwest1 19 0 11 110 Ijke Little Don llcnno* Pitts threatened another. A line .“'•l Thf ^os Angeles Rams, for ex- victims to a 3 3 point average. The ern 6. and Southern Methodist. 2. 4 40 burgh. with llol>crt*on the onl> line pass defense maneuver by amp|P wni get nine selections 4 0 I Stanley 9 4 4 2 A McKlbbin 3 returning member of the 1937-55 halfback Lamar Rawson **'ed „hile toe Pittsburgh Steelers, who 4 40 UPI All-America team, also will Auburn's unbeaten ttreak which 4 0 Stewart 1 have been busy trading draft Totals 347 IM7 150 1637 4 7 be "at work,” leading the Pan- extends back to mid 1936 choices for current professionals PUNTING there in a visit to Ann Arbor. Senior fullback Theron Sapp and since Ruddy Parker became ATT. AVG. Mick., for a game against Michi­ sophomore halfback Fred Brown coach Just before the 1937 season 3 316* night and racing Ians are Invited , DANDRIDGE gan. . were the Georgia runners who begin, will make no selections. to attend the pre-season sessions j EXTRA POINTS beat Georgia Tech Into submis­ All. Made Avg without admission charge to site | sion. Sapp, hero of Georgia's 1937 SOME PEOPLE STILL DON'T . 312 EAST FIRST STREET 3 273 19 tarter victory over Tech, picked up 103 KNOW— Me operate Sanford'* 1 1 1.000 (pass) approaching 92-day meetSwalm yards rushing to raise his total vnly Commercial "While PrintPHONE FA 2*1431 0 .000 1 Butnrr for the year to 613. Brawn, neph­ Shop, 000 Dandrtdge 1 0 ew of Alabama great Johnny Mack JAMES B. OUT ll. JAMES OUT 0 .000 By Vailed Press lalcraatireal Roberts 1 Brown, had M yards— Including a 24 1 ready checked In at the Sinlord6 * Total* 3 East A 33yard touchdown that put the 31, s. P Wlk WE. Made Avg. Arm) 22 Navy Field Goals Att. game on Ice. — 3 1 .333 Carter all from Keith Dillon's powerful PASSING South kennel; Rob Bennett s Go Harry; Att. Comp T . Y. Td.'s Avg. Georgia 16 Georgia Tech 3 Golden Empress from th* Lawrie Dandritlge 94 32 310* 4* 604' George Washington 20 The Cits Kernel; Ben Jacques' Simla and Roberts 9 4 110 1 .300 del 14 31cKell, owned by Larry Hughes. Lundquitt 4 1 33 0 .230 Florida 12 Miami iFla 1 9 Scores of nationally ranked rac­ Kirk 4 1 33 0 230 iTrmson 36 Furman 19 ing star* are among the speed- Lovelace 0 0 .000 Trnnessee 10 Vanderbilt 6 1 0 slera slated to compete at lha SinTotals 103 38 690 1 363 Auburn 14 Alabama 9 PASS RECEIVING Minintppi 21. kflitiuippl St. 9 son. and General Manager Jerry TV Td a Rrc'd Southwrat Collins emphatically says It* the Jones Joflfl 23 293* 2 Oklanoma 7 Oklahoma St. 0 best lineup of greyhounds ever at Swann 137 2* ( 1 Pat i Southorn klrlhodist to Teats 17 0 2 1 this track. Lundquist Christian 13 0 6 91 nice 33 Baylor 21 Kirk 0 36 3 Houston 22 Texas Tech 17 Middleton l 3 Ariiona SI. U. 42 Marquette It McKibbtn 117 — 0 1 Carter 1 *i«k If I T ftl 0 7 Christenson 1 Weal IVlIllftm 0 Lovelace 1 Air Force Academy 20 Colo 14 , 1 H T A T f! rid O IIID A T O j 400 3 Notre Dame 2u Sou California 11 Totals 38 I a n# BROWN. U t lO f lK »*0*T n yricK a DDIU’.wv a m i p g a c k or i:r.aiDK.vci: u n k n o w n . trouble. The apeediter hat croited the afrlp seven time* for 42 polnta. Ilia running male Ray Lundqulst has ripped over for four tcorea In the last two confetti and la tied for aecood with Dandrtdge in thla department. In the pats receiving depart­ ment. end Gerald Jonea ha* taken the offering! of Dandrtdge for a total or 2U yarda and two tcorea. lie haa received 33 thus far In the season. Ill* partner, Alan Swalm, haa the edge In the leer­ ing department. The big boy haa pulled In two TD pataca and one eatra point paaa. He haa pllrd up 137 yard* thus far. Both of theae big end* have proven to be about the beat receiv­ er* In Central Florida and they should be rare bet* to take borne All Conference honor* cm ihlt b»» b>J 2330 113 Sanford Sanford Sanford S jrsss IShrffr.ss s SS -“ -M. To Open Tonight .y*”' 1,*dtr,n>m,hc ofto Greyhounds W ill Qualify G eneral Insurance A t Track W ednesday LOKQWOOD — Pre season quali­ fying races begin Wednesday night at tba Sanford Orlando Kennel dub. Mere than 300 fleet greybaaed* from 23 top kenntla will see action during the "schooling" race* In preparation for the open­ ing of tbe regular season on Dec. U. Both siparienccd stars and promising young greyhound* will be required te post qualifying during lbs schooling events. Racing Secretary, R. C. Williamsew, will classify all greyhound* for regular season competition according to ‘ the way they perfore* to schooling tests which art official racing condiracea are achcduled nightly, axcept Sunday, at 7:30 p. m., Dec. 1-11. Mora than 20 qua win ba staged every H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Grid Scores Wieboldt’s Jiff"' Tucks N E E D S NO F L U E Legal Notice ■ -n s a c t a i t r r c o u r t , v i v t h j V D ic t a t . c i r c u i t in w » t o r a a a iio u i o e i v n , t m ih id x n C M A R C R R T n o . M OI__ • r r r t o r i i r t t i t i -r mcnoLA* rrc c i. f lu A m m ia iu r, A. T R K X r r , SI a t t>«ten4*ats v n r t c a o r at i t T O l O M V R It A. T E J tN K T sn4 — kta wtf*. If »n r. who,* r»s lW,ar» It aaknown. *nd At-* n r .n r t c s n i i t *n«^— tk n N U T . his wtte. If * «». w h »»» K t l t«nc* It unknown. •»* tiRoiint: r. riu iTM a r k *»4 rllA N C K a K. rilK T W A ItK . I l l Wtr*. wkns* f , , l t , n r » » *r* unknown. It llalne. *nd If Ll TO l? *r# h#r#t*y nollfl*d Ih*' l.rnaatloa Drnwa. haa Iliad *>#r , •worn Complaint aealnal u u h tln r # ault for I'lVOf##. In lha C lrru li I Court nf Rrmlnol# County, nl P#n- | ford. Florida, and you hvraby t#nulrvd I* III# (wraonally « r hy atInrnay with In# Itnnorahl* i*. I' lltrndan, Clark of ou r aald Cnurt | at Hanford, Florida, your w rlilto dafaiiaa, If any you hast, in Ih# I.'Riled Press I stern aIlonaI tries, enabled the Colt* to boost Complain! fil'd aualn tt you. and in sarv# a ropy nf lha asm* wilts lit* The Colls. Baltimore's biggest margin to three games with undaralsnsd atlornay. l-y nr l-afor# Ihn tttfs day of fmcarahar A. I* sports find since Babe Ruth, have ’ on*7 ,wo 10 P**7! » • ; IIK tttllK fall not or Ju-lsnian! won their first pro football divi-1 Cievelind put basketball shoes w ill ha tandarad aaalnat you '>r tion Idle and will play Ihe Ctevc- un quarterback Mill Plum in ihe dtfbuU. land Rrowns or New York Giant* final period and maintained Its n I* ItaraJon, c trrk I I ) ; Stailli* T . Vlblan for the National League rbampi one game msrgin over New York lu pu iy Clark in the Eastern race. Plum's onship Dee. 29. IR KAGI It VV. W art pisses, plus the receiving ol Ray The Cnlti proved their rlass vv'oodrulf. Park Ina H id . Sunday by scoring 29 points in Renfro and t*w Carpenter s runI*. V. Ho* t i l l , Fanfurd, Florida Colts Nip Forty-Niners, Get Berth In Title Game •t,*<1. tfc,lr r**F*«tlv* known h tlrt. d ,i !*«•■ i n , Irani*#*. crMIto** nr *lk»r pant** etalmtna hr, Ihr-ueh. un4*r nr aeatarl lk»m. *n4 all p*r,.,n» rlalnvtna any *,|ate, rtsbi. tilt* »r taUrnal In. nr ll,s upon lha r»at Prnp»Mr hrrnln 4**rr»•*.!, nr any yart thtranf. all nf whr,, r,*l4*n«* ar* unknown: the second half to rrasc a 27 7 nng. enabled the Rrowns to rally T.sTK I■ lrf F U 3 R ID A . T i l : ■ in * Ton ar# Mr#b> M lltlri lh»l a rR San Francisco Forty-Niner lead and ilrfrat the Washington BrdIITIH I t -i ll l l and hla w ilt. suit th qnltt till# V», h*tn hrn-ieM trTIH ............H UH , ,l ,o ila a ln a at and clinch the Western Dhiiion skins. 21-14. while Ihe Giants de­ In lha rirrutt Court of n#,nln«l# 11*4 tR V , .I't'i . U H and title with a 33-27 triumph. Each feated thr Philadelphia Eagles. County, Morin *yaln#l you and liT ii'A Atjcii tu A A t,ten .m m . •• h nf sou ■lalmlra any 'la. a »f Itaat.tvnra and NFL cluti hat two more games 24 10 rl»M, ililn nf lnt*r*,| In, nr ll#n •uat Olflra Addrva. unknwWu Rams Best Cartls anti no leant has won Ihe Wrst Y»m »rr litrtUF that I’lo* ujn-n, thn tnllowtna rnnt tt Kaifb. InAt Ml«4 I *f tto«H' ern race so easily since the Bill) Wade's two touchduwn yroynny *ltunl* In Hemlnotn Cnun- »#r * * am tut I pi a * a I1 n 11 i n m * * »« i p s ■ *'j*i, , , .. . tr. Ttartts. i*-nti: I Fnrvrteaa ,r dvtiar* Null *>-i league assumed its current setup pastes to Icon Clarke In ihe last T hn p.nith *, nf |h # S W - f V■i # a ,artai-' \«>,.in#-,t f»r (••--) .. i,u. _,,i. itrr>>#na f orty 2n minutes gave ihe lays An '-les lh» M S ', nf Rnollon It. .i-.u ia ! J , ,. ., r li s t a id I '? r " rT7 •<rd#d in •■in. ut it*#.,rd n-nh iii 'Mnera and tolls entering from Rams a 2014 victory ovrr the Township II aoulh, Itans# IS If M l. at ,.f l-utdle llaruf.la > .1 .a , >11 \ runfvrwnrw Chicago Cardinals In the other nail. Ramin..:. I'nua'y. S'l.,rlda, and »..« ,rn » T°mffenrT. an4 ynu ar* htrnhy reoulra-l to ar* h.rahr ratuirad t<. nl* eara>ii.l game. The Detroit Lions stored1 Mrrlere Defeat Bear* III# yeur a n ,w »r »n4 *«f o lh «r w i ll, alls t.r by atlurnar with Ih* ll.-li- 1 „ , , , . . tvn <tff*ns,, i-»r* -nalty. nr l-y y.,ur ..raid, o i1 i i , i ndiio, ctark «f . ur Hie stteler*. plajtng In I6 tle- a 74-14 victory over the Green1 ntlnrn#). wtCi thn Ctnrk nl lh « ■aid Court. <i.ur wrlltan dafrr.,, WP.i|,PP ,1 piit Ktjrilum Bay Packer* Thursday and those Clrruli Cnurt, Ninth J u U r l ,l C lr- 'I as) you ha#,, i - th* t.ompiaii-t ,. . ' two eiubs did not play Sondiv. Iliad aa,nat »ou.*an t In ,ar»* » , werr at Itol as a Watt furnaeci'"" r,uo* nm P'*f onna, rail. a*tnlnn|« Cnunty. Ktorld*. it lh » Courth»#iM In itanf.irit. S'tnr* :?X. lif-rVto'a' " hlt: the llllc.gn Bears 14a, an4 tv tarv* a rnyy lharanf j«th Jay ,.f ii,#amb#r x*ii : lit:in:, —only club thathadmurh!u>i>e COOLER IN SUM34Ell up«n lha M tln tlira *|tnrn#y, wlm ,* homra la Uarln J, I. *r.ll. I*. O D»s l^d'.Md ■'.Vatol, P WARMER IN WINTER ’C ria rtilV b' < * , ra,fhin« ,hf * « > IIS, W lntsr Park, Ktoitda, not I at*» t> |- Itv'ndon. CLKIIh victory, the flrtl SAVE FUEL tksn lha It 4*> ot I'tfin tV rr. ISSI. scored against IheBears in 14 Ihtraln irt'la * up ih# vital*, r tf h '. i’: If* ii„V* i M r ™ ' lianfnrd Florida* till*, nr lnt,r* tl In nr lltn urnn Ih* abos* 4 »rrlh # 4 prop* # 'r rlaint- Wondrutr-Farkln* Bid* { Hid For Olympics *4 ty ynu. nn.t »hnul4 ynu fail la I* rat ) ,)•)• mt 4* i n a d f.rt# pro <-ont,», > w ill Kit.N'i.RT )' IdttVK. a l,n b n -w n •• BRUSSELS. Belgium I UPI I — be *nt#re>1 o p ,lu ,t >.m. K F IU ;m :iU t 'K tx is v i: |)a<#a,ad. TC ITM taa my hand nn.t nlC IrU I 1a tba twurs tal th# # wools Judas. Brussels has rntered a bid to • Ilk tV U l.H !• # • ■ ), F U rld a . anal af lha #al4 Court at fanfold, serve as the host for the 1*36 la Frwba##. Florida, Ihl* t day of Noram krr. Tw A ll t radltara a*S F r . s a i , I t s ,• Olympics. Vletor Boln, prrsiilem till. !*■ I lata,* « r IM w asda Saalaat o r. iitrvdnn of the Belgium Olympir Commit*ald • • lain Claib of lha abas* atytad Ynu and rack » f you ar# harrbr Ire, announced today. Other citlrs Court not Iliad and s r u u lo d U> (.rrasal any Ity Aria J. I.unJeulat. I). C. t-lalma and dtm and* w lil.h >„u. nr bidding for the games are Tokyo, allhar of ynu. m ar have aaalntt tli* Detroit and Vienna Darla J l.ardl ratal# of K IIM '-M T P. |J)VV»*. . 1,,, Aliurqvy nl low noun aa IL F lt k llt lllt li'K Ijivvy; r. a tiss tie aeaasad. laia nf said t'ounty. la lha W lnisr Park. Plorlda •'runty Jude* Ramtonla I'nunlt. i an At, i Florida, at hi* nffli-r In lha c u r t houaa or aald C uunty at luiilwid, Florida, w ithin alRht .alrndar In ra> Kami* of ' Inontba from lha lira* of tba Sir at William W Jamba publication af this nolle* ■ut.lloallon of l.sch la lha C aarl of lb# t'aaa!y^tS2an. lalm n, damand ahall b* It wru* j and ___ ahall u •c« «r mnr.t . __ _ Palala ___ ilia ___ JE kamlaal# 1'woaly. Florida. raatdrm * an.) m-at r f f t r , a Mr,a* In Prnbaie. To A ll ^•^•4ll*r* and Paraao* llns* nf lha r tali-,ant. and ahall ba ,wnrn nrT Ina Claim# no ISamaada Aaalaai In by Ih# rlalm ant, hla acaal , vs ■ nil A « f B(|r|» la I in hi* altarnas and kaid Ratal*) damand not an filea Bhill L< You and # » . k of ynu ar* Nnrahr nr nolltlad and ranutrnd (n prananl void. tun* Varda Ta n u a r any claim* and d##n*n4s which rm aat Francla l . i , t t*u, ar all bar of ynu, mas hat* Aa atteu m ra of lb* Last W ill and TaM am ant id 2PiK.‘ v.t.wTlil; Krn**l F. L * » f . Riao hnawa i r . Frederick Law*, tere eed raw l a a i r I? i l i«Kfer4a KUrtde. 'w h H In :nra*y at Law CALI, I l S i u•f f Jilia " first Rukltrallan ? f thla .V a r i ^ S d .* '* Rotto*. Karh aUJm or damaoa ahall rat M t'ltcallon N o r 1? ha la wrilfaw, tad shbll a u to th* RMOa of raaldaara n l iboat ofllra M lrta a of the rlatmaat. a ad ahall A small business in the UJL U k« awerti la by Ike clalmaat. bis coniidered to tw ona that em­ ploye fewer than 500 persons and la not dominant ia Ua (laid. H IL L • C H E A P E R , TO O *'i cheap»e la pa elf oioewie ia row lltkasdaMdry Hrlicve it ur iml— she * wDiking from thr It.p of hrr fa*i, autum.itic, nui/ifcrhlfh rlrt Ifii’ wdlrrlirdlrr! C.lrjH, i uul. A -V . »irr,m linr,l electric water Itrjiers luik in anywhere — in kitchen, lautttlry, hatli — pmvtiling lint, lint wdlertut the tjn>l for all yunr iu>me iire-la. I heir air no malls llura ur vrnla I j I’omiiliralr iiulallation— no pilut lights. lUnir* ur cumuustiun gjsra! Simplrst. i hedpest loinstdll. . . electric water hratrre can lie put right next lu hot water (starts In *Jtsr hut water — aate )uu murtrv ! Mnsr up in modern clrctfii' w*iPr liesitng! S*r your plumU-r ••r ilejlrr nuu' . . . and live In-tlrr. eietlrietlllv' FREE ESTIMATES YOU NEED — LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY So* Ymur Ractn'c Applimc* D ioltr or Hvtnbor Now I Right Here At A Saving* — *Tho l.umbtr Number’' FA 2-55S1 Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd 81. • C O O L E S T 711 W. RoMastta Phone G Arden 4-6362 , BUY E V E R Y T H IN G J is • C L E A N E S T FIBKUGLAS INSULATION “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller# Inc. Do- It • Yourselfers T ELECTRIC WATER HEATING Htaforri, FU. u * W . 8c*44 B u m , l -— s - A J rr__ - J - "Tp •vrl'M f H e r. 207 A il .*) �» W a n te d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. XLIX ''nllod I’rtia KManltohed 1908 L«ms«d Wirt TUESDAY. DECEMI1KR 2. 1058 SANFORD. FLORIDA no. ii 7 Officers Seek Cause Of School Fire Fatal To 9 0 87 Children, Three Nuns Die; 82 Hurl; 2 Boys Questioned School Disasters, Record Blazes In U. S. Are Listed 'This Is A Boy'; * Another Victim 01 Fire Is Identified CHICAGO i l ' P I i - Police today investigated the possibility that a carries* student may have sectI ’nltrd Pres* International CHICAGO ( U P l i - A morgue at dentally sel a fire which killed n The mint «rhool flrr recorded end ant cenlly lifted a sheet from children and three nuns In a Ho­ In Ihr United Stain killed 173 man Catholic school. a charred body ami said. “This Is children ami teachers In the LakeTin- investigation of Chicago's s boy." vI<’it school at Collinwood. Ohio, IV worst lire In S3 years turned In March I. 1*>S John Jakowski Sr , leaned oxer, pupils when it was Irarned a num­ Thai trailed, I* credited with looked Intently at the lifeless form ber of hoy* had been assigned to bnncinc ahnul the regular Invtland screamed. carry trash In bins near a base­ tutlnn n( (Irr drill* In schools "Oh my Cod. my boy. my ment stairwell where tha blase Thr wnrvl rerordrd school dis­ hoy.” apparently started. aster was a natural sa« Upstair* in the vrowdrd main ' The itamrs and blinding, black which ilrmnU.lied Ihr brick and hall at Cook County Morgue, a j smoke swept Our Lady of Angel* concrrtr consolidated reboot at deputy coroner intoned Into a parochial trhonl at mid afternoon New l-ondon. Tea., March l*. 1937, INVITATIONS TO HALL K. J. Moilghtim Jr., left, hnml* Monday, less than a half hour bekilling 31 children and teachers. hour* when slutleiit* itrtive ami leave the PKOHLKMS AT We'aro kaoklni lor the parent* IH S C U B S IM i S A F E T Y Children were among the major Cllffttrtl Proctor Jr. it couple of lx>xo* of Invitation* to the '°re flaMca wrrr 10 he dismissed school. Left to right, .Mr*. John Schimrd, of an U-year-otd girl with a med- S E M IN O L E I I K il l S C H O O L — H enry linKK*, al 3 p. m. t ’hicf Roy William*. Hogg*. hi* n**i*tnnt raiuallirt in two other of the na­ annual Elk* Charity Hall. live. t.'l. Proctor, a l*'*t officn em­ The fire killed S3 little girls, 34 A al and cro.a around her neck. She .-stnte anfetv engineer. ituggent-i « solution tion's mod disastrous (ires— the ployee. appreciated getting the invitation in package form. who wn* un identified, Sgt. Hc.i liutler. “ wore a full school uniform with for the French Ave. tra ffic problem during boys aud three nuns. The children blatr which sank thr churrh pic­ boy blaek stockings. She can be (Ilernld Staff Photo) nic steamer tirneral Slocum (n (Herald Stnff Photo) ranged in age from 9 hi IS. Identillrd." Nearly 100 children were Injur­ New York's Cast River June IS, A little woman in a Ian coat ed and *2 of them remained hos­ 1901, with a losi of I tiro lives; ami cried out, then *ohl»e<l uncontrol­ pitalised today. Four of the Injurthe ftinitlinc cirrus lent M ain that lably Into the ends of her scarf. rd were near death. killed Ida at Hartford, t'onn, Juty A blue-clad student nurse guided leap la Death 6. 1X1 the womin to a seat In a smoky Many of the children leaped involving a reveling room \ policeman led THffto problema at l o c a l on French Ate. while .Semino.c off much anxiety Sevent) *rvcn c h i l d r e n and from the upper floor of thr Iwnher huaband oast 'Mother anxious ,chool» wcrp st**cua»rsJ yesterday High School traffic ten at ill ( hild who was knocked down by leathers died in another school tlory building, their clothing and at llrtilah. * S. * C., parents and relative, and down ?n " noon b>’ P°Ucc t a i I>TA *,f' P « k' fire ............ a school bus. * May ”IT, hair afire. Othrra suffocated a* ficials. is.'-i NEW till).FANS, l.a. (U P I)— A | Sloan, residing in a trailer an leading the group discus.lou „ „ „ decisions for the safety tha long steps to the bodies In the they sat at their desks. The nation's greatest recorded voting mother admitted Monday Chef Menteur Highway here, The open air meeting was held was Henry Hoggs. Florida safely V basement. Deputy Difficult Ta Identify -------- --------------------------------------- ............................................... of thr rhildrrn ami motorist* engineer. Preventing suggestion! ,nr r“ >mrcn ami raoiormi Rre trage.lv took 1,132 live* in »hr gave away her five )car old claim lo lie Ihe child's parents. „ C h i e. f. . »( Detectives . and raamplri were Chief Hoy were made: the replacement of and around i'ethligo, \Yl*., on Ocl. son lo two casual ncquatnlance* Mr*. Sloan related this story to , * , , ** ,5 . " , In the noisy lobby, Vincent Muc Honed two M year old boy* durWilliam* of the Sanford roller ihe IS mile per hour sign* during I. 1*71. ihe same day on which because "I didn't like Ihe child NeveOrleans police: el tuned at the sleeves of cor ... . . . . . . ing the night. Ile said the boys. Department, Sgls. Leo Hock ami rush hours, ar.d Ihe closing of the thr ' great Chicago fire" killed for some reason." oner's deputies and newsmen — She said she and her husband t |>an|P| O'Shea and Patrick MarkHen liutler, John Schirard. Schirard. crosswalk crosswalk leading leading from from the the audaud- an • * PX * liutler. Sirs. >Irt. John an cstimatrd rsllmalrtl 730 330 persons persons Authmities said Ihe child was hail an argument last July In i It" anyone with a slip of paper In his rr)ri)n p PmWcnl of the I T A and Mr* Iiorium to thr parking lot. Thl» Other disastrous lire* of this in ihe Ja.ks.ut Memorial Hospital Orange. Tex . where Ihe child ful basement IS rH v tWnre thl hand— seeking word of his niece. L n r ( t m a c ^ * • • IIIIO # i Q I Q V I v Jackie Caolo. I’TA safet) chair will lie done on a trial basis. A century included; |n Miami, where he is suffering was allegedly bom She said i»a i... broke out * Elaine Pesoli. ,, . . ,, , lire broke out. “ She’s 9." he said, "wearing There will be music and laugh- •«*"• fence has been creeled aeross the w : dead in Ihe Iroquois Ihca from malnutrition aad physical mrn, Donald Dean Wallace ami AutborUlei sought a third bay red bobby tox and black suede ,*«r In the streels of Sanford Sat* The Kn>ui' felt that French Ave. parking lot to rllndnatr crossing tre. Chicago. Dec. 30. IWJ abuse Two men ucte held In eon- Raymond Jacobsen. ..rierct tn -uhn thr basement with shoes. My brother and I were Uk- urdiy when the biggest parade in ha* become haiardous due to at all points. 491 dead. Iloston’s Coroanul neeiimi wdh the alleged "give- lake the child. O'Shea and Machaj, and planned Tltr remaining crosswalk will Grove nightclub. Nov. 3*. 1943 away en down into that hell hole to sec Ihe rity’a history Is held down­ parking on both sides of the street She agrrrd and. It*m l seen llu-' tn question olhrra assigned to n ( and rhildrrn darling into the high. be sup.-n i>rd by ihe police offlHQ dead. Slate IVnllentlary.ro • If see could find her. My brother town at 2:31) p. m. Polite said Mr. and Mr* hoy since, rylng trash to the hasemrnt. thought one body was hers, but 1 Sponsored by the Sanford-Hem- way- A recrnl Incident loucheJ cers, Andrew lira, ken, prtneipat lumhus. Ohio. April 21. IP.W. The lather of the child told1 "H would seem tn me that aonw of Seminole High School, sjrnke dead. ’Nvtlim Club d.nce ..... didn't. I don't are bow anyone can County Jaycrei, the* Christ (Hdirr he wanted Ihr Imy hark youngster waa smoking dowv lA / jll U r v a n identify anyone down there." mas parade is an annual apecta.-lc a / a • l i I J lo studrota Ibis morning, urging HaH. Natehes. Miss. April 'JJ, IT ami was taking legal steps to oh liters* and tUtpcd Ine rijarcttc.aHour* later, Elaine's name was ,*,al draws thousand* of men. I n A H i p r i f f i n C H p l f j Ihrm to "behave like adult*” tn l* 5I7u 1* ilrail. (l|Hra House, Ihqrr- W JlCCII VT III MUuU tain him. 'way when he thought he heard poste*l on Ihe official death list In w°mcn and children from all over D V Illv l I V U I I J a iV l W rr,|,rr ting'Ihr safely measures. In Miami, where he is under someone coming,• 1'ape said. !!• ■own. Pa.. Jan. 12. U*C. Ihe Our U rfy of Angels school «* m™»le County. For Ihe first Molorlsl* vvlui ilo mil regard the 4300 liond for mistreating the tioy. emphasirnl that no one was under U3 dead, Iriaugle shirtwaist lac 'I™ r ‘" bpld on11, 1 8j,u r- D u D a k a r I n T l l K a « siwe.l limits during the Wallace produced Ihe child's birth suspicion at Ihe moment. lory. New York. March 23. lull, The small bodies, coveresl with d»y. Ihren own stores will IwopenD f K C U c l j IIIV U D u rush periodswill lie xuliject to arArson Possible rcriiflrate and what he described t23 dead, Cleveland Clinic Hos­ blankets, were carried Into the f“r »'u*pplng during the entire » rclt. with a consistent safety pro"A l Ihe present lime Ihe origin as a "bill or sale nr Irate" signed The Rev T. G. O'Stren unanl pital. Cleveland, Ohio. Mav 13. morgue from ambulances ind HAVANA .U lT i Itciwirts gram, the group felt that a .aumously ns, elected lo serve as by ihr Imy'i mother and Jacob­ of the flrr Is still undelrrmlned,1* squad cart that drew up 10 ami '* r,ap ktiairman Herbert Men frt)m rittcrn , -„ba »»id tmlay id tmn light svpuld not he necr.sary. 1129 Pape continued. He aaid It didn’t resident of the Menial Hesllh sen as a wllnras. 1 V S dead. Mine cuff i Intel, Atlnn « deep in the street oulilde *,mm h»J lr" r ' ,<'J Ihs- marching Americans are in relel hand, and l arking w ilt t-c eliminated on both Above the mother's signalure "make sense that a child would Association of S. note County Police carried Ihe bodie* Into a J h ,*r upw*rdi"of' iio others’ have'lien sides "of "French Ave^ on school ,J > Hue. T, 1*40. was written * tvnle Ihat the had set Ihe fire deliberately'' and then for Ihe coming year, ’ * waiting room and put them «»nUy ,u nricwi «f -sire ami milk «,.p- property, Elected unanimous!* to serve given the boy lo Hie two men for return lo Ml classroom. down on the cold concrete floor. * » * • PW **. X «*y Ptatiwi. p|k| t (l«urg»nt ..cUon, The Fill olfered its cooperation with him were John Kader, firal °1l)t They arrived fastrr than morgue i‘7 ’ JiT'Jrf *a*' I7 ,wnlr Troop P None nf Ihr American, was be In the prulie In tha event Investi­ vice president; I*. F. t’uo|>er, seeU was reported •hat the two attendanls could carry them to « America. Uteod l.s lie In aerioua .lanaer, ond vice president; Mr*. II E. " ,pn u,ln« ,bf ,w>' •» • gator* turned up evidence of ar* (he elevator and take Iheni In the u hal‘ *Mn Army Guards and Tile t nited Fruit Co reported son. Authorities said they had not basement dunl<eams, (,oldil>orii School Fleet that 14 Americans at its agricul­ Chapman, se.r.tsry; Mr* John hM»,nri» ar‘ t jre> assistant secretary; Mr*. r,lr ,r-*'*, ««'>'on became ruled out arson as a possibln Administer U a l Rile. Reserve. Florida Military Acade- tural station in tiuara M l into V. C.Mcttengre, treasurer. known in Miami when neighbor* cause. Police ofilcera wept at Ihr rows "'£• . . . . . . rebel hands 10 day* ago wlirn Hie Sgl Drew Hruwn of the arson repotted Ihe Uiy waa being mat(a rt ruling in the parade will of childrena* bodies grew longer oiMfMiaivs-^ V u , l u ! i ! . tint TAU.AIIA8SBK ( C P Ii — Flo Directors for three years elect- . . . detail said the thick smoke, al and longer. Priests admlnistrrsHl n ^ M ^ ^ \ »Y . d , i 4 . J . ^ t h7 rid. dslry farmer* pocketnl near ed were Mr. v R Key, Mrs. ‘rr,,,d first MU-vrd to have Wen oil, ap­ ' |y two million dollars more for Sidney Ives III, Mrs. R A. Smith, d laat rites to each victim at the poller, county ihrrtff. Jaycee wster and milk supplies Irvm the I rrililenl Tit parently came from thick wax <m preiidviil and fund raising chair­ yacht Monday nigh or . tr p to | ^,JU, r of n,.w rri!ul, t-. ,-jr( Sr am) Dr Charstretcher* were placed down. wmpanv'» Preston siresr mill IW school Moors. As fast as the stretchers were man and offlrer* of Ihe Chamber »*> ihe Milk Com le. I - Per...... United Fruit official. ..h i. ho c- i'^'Xfriean^cwntriM. He said the flame* spread of Commeree. City Cum minion, sent bark up to Ihe entrance door, mission In the past flirsl year, it |t,P annual mceling of the Asever, tha! it Is not yet tUntight quickly when second Moor win­ County Commisiion and Comiltee the ambulance* sped bark far necessary to evacuate 3t) Ameri­ H n n iv T h i o f h iilo s l "** snnounred today. aociation was held at Fir.l Fed dows were opened by panic-strick­ of too. more victim*. can families Irom Ihe Preston IJ nr,llr)r Odham Of Sanford. r ral Saving, and t.oan Assmlaen youngsters seeking an escap* The tragic cargo moved In fast mill, which atm Is Ihr home of t t.l.THAM.^ England l U l i i — chairman of live Commission, said |llin Novend-er ■:*. al it p. m. roulr and surkrd Ihe smoke and Ihonui IV. Ititfirlf!, 5I. w n i«*n. rliminatinn of price confroli at \|r* Chipninn iirriidH at the •r than carpenter* could build almiit (5,000 Cubans. (lime* up through the stairwell to tenerd lo three months in jail r, u t| | r t r | ,Tat ,|1 P • jltl!h mrcllll(f benches. The bodies overflowed At thr same time. Hie rebel isDulles of committers were out- the upper floor. Monrtay for slraling U hula 0f t|,P year" onto the Door along the west wall, dio called on Ihe l ’.h. emhassy Reports ft urn I'oininlltrr* were lined yesterday* when , hainnrn into a room across the hall, fi­ and the Intrr-Amrrican Press hoops. In an annual report to thr ^rari| #m) short resumrs of pro- of the recenily formed t'ommlllre nally into a third room Assn for help in getting an Amer­ governor, odltani said retail ton jrt|, f0r |h(- pj*i jear were given, of 100 mri with the executive coma Morgue attendants movcsl ak*ut, ican reporter photographer train trols not only prohibited com|w A rr , ()fl „„ Katlll)). Counsel- miller R e i l s ' F i r s t ' A ^ a i n 9 determining a child's sex. '.riling hark lo civilisation. One of thr tltlon, bul rrsvilled In relules |n(. r* iet- stattril hy the AssoW, Stoll llurn*. rhairoian, conLONDON < Ul'l I— Thr Noviet Only ;(U2 voters had rast ballots newsmrn was identified as Pat descriptions of any clothing that innsrrvalivejy rstimaled Wlwrrn r|B||„„ Was read The urgent nerd'dueled the mreling, which lirought Union has mnee electrified rail remained, searching for lorkrla or In Ihe city election by I p.m. in Farlev Znpsne of Fort I.sinter 3lr* Flea nor Pease, 99. Route way line than any other country * ' " U d w ? ' h" * T " f. 7J ' " KKr,' i,>n* ,fnr P/ojerts ami other trinket* that would aid Men- day. dale. Fla )in . the ,L. world, ___i.i .a it_____ _____ » , f ,. r , itiiunc lnr HHoi#* i l r r ^ l 4i veil m Ihr jirnpraiTii in n d i »uhff)mmillrr. I, dfesl Monday morning at tho Moscow broadcast The poll* al t’dy Hall will re __ ________ _ _ _ ttfiration. The broadcast said the m o a 'fixed, locked up. excellent job Wing d»nr hy Mrs. The finance connnlHee received Seminole Memorial Hospital after main open until 7 p.m. With 3,400 Amcrtcant cannot leave live rebel claimed Monday sorry mess.” |vt|. n W ll ihmiiIciI oul that this Ihe rreimimrndatlon that a t-'3 a brief Illness. regtltered voters In Sanfortl, this held hills "because their arrest The t ommlsslon said additional *(-ri|rr available on Tuesday inrniWrship fee W collected from Mrs. IVase came to Sanford Man, *•Cool was considered slow even by of- has Iwen ordered." The report Coo!, -L-^^s-cis revenue to thefarmers came 4f)(| (hursday aftenioons from 2 rarh memWr. The finance com- aland seven weeks ago from Shskin ( indue. police . t \( KSONv II.I.E(L I li — I uUcc from thr mayor dairies, not the |„ p m t through ap|-ointmcntmilter will vludy Ihe proposal and rr Heights, O. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (U P !) - n , { * „'Tbo arr "u,,ti to **ty was denied by apathy. gos. the city through which the didn’t find frank Lllam, 39. very milkulrlnklng public. rh(. |lrM [lir 4 ,cntfP for rp. prr»rn| its decision to the general -She Is survived by a son. Gilbart The rocket of Russia's third Sput­ Joe Raker and M. I nik will probably crash Inward Raborn see t aiding Me Amfr‘cans entered Hw lulls Helpful wlirn he to d hem kWnday ThP Commission added the Un|ri| r(l,tdrrn also wa« Pressed asumhly for a vote. Canfield, Indianapolis. Ind.; a *U0 earth in flames Wednesday morn­ on tW 'm ild Jt 1‘ Thp>r ca" Mm* l|o»n anytime jheman who slashed him»•'th » housewife got a breakon l h e \ 'J o l l i e r « -todying what All committee* will meet this let. Mrs.O. V. OWr. New Haven, 1®!!-.'. . . . . ,L |-y_ * » nl- iu»« ‘he way they w.nt bmfr w... known lo him only by ,,nrP „f milk with abolishment of ml|(M ti|, ,||inr ,(ha„ y wei-t. in work out programs. Conn and four grandchildren. ing. according to thr Smithsonian miisionrrs lo w vai-atr,) Jan I hy up." a police spokesman sai>l the name of "Cool Rreeie " state prire controls, hut said the Adrophy steal Observatory. Hr, o'fRcen gave a short talk rh,lrn,rn *“ *, reP°rt ,0 1,,,p ri,r' F u tw il service* will be anDavid Gilchrl ,, . „ , exact amount of saving* could not and asked the aid anil uwpera ‘ u,1' r committee at Hie next nuunerd hy (iramkow funeral Roth men have stated iheir SlirCOphilKUS L'UUml W r>timilrd. meeting m-vt Monday al 2 p. m. Home. him of all present. C n n rh P H T n opinions on rivie improvement, IIDURG, France (U P li— Work Odhsm said the inns! valuable u o a c iic n I O f liv v l aD(j advocate ihe same "efficient men digging a reservoir here have Commisilnn action, dollarwite, Orange Belt Conference football, government.” There Is little difdiscovered a tarccphagus 2d feet was a regulation controlling Hie roacWa will meet In Sanford i ference in platforms. The victor Wlow the earth Eiprrts twltrve pricetW dairies must p*v the Thurtday night to select their an-j will serve a three year term on II was that of a noble Unman farmer for class two and Ihree nual all-star team. the board. whn lived In the Second or Third milk. Cenlury. He said this regulation gave TAMPA Il l'll -James I., Mefarmer* an additional $1,773,217. Cluskrr. 44, blaming his ahohol- S a l e s S L lO W G a i n s A voluntary program, worked Ism on a (VH) pound dirt clod, Wvi iv iiiv d im v t ’i*i <'t i l l ■ ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) — The " ‘'ougli Hie Commission, lo transWASHINGTON* l*U I 'hi - AA Civil gan a six month Jail sentence to* Right* Commivsion spokesman Como,erre Department hays man \rt ml,lk «° » r , » ' During Iue next two weeks., Down's It year-old daughter. Jean, ^ _ _ day for whiter had checks. ufaclurrrs scored Wtler than u* -,,,r **'**'r U r i ** ,,n,> « h AHPC*|8 said imiay Ihe <ommlsslon Ims loans of Ihe Navy’s best liomlilng , generally get tn see the CUal ual gains In sties and new order* another 1,7 M2 In ,h<' auhpocnied more Hun . » perrons rrrwis will Ih- burning thr midnight dash down a cup nf enlfre on hie lo » hearing In Monlgomrry. Ala., jrl fuel nil in preparation lor the way nut In Ihe morning fwhen In OctnWr. Sales in OcloWr rote ... ' ,e o,rr,,,t|1 follow • up of starting Dee. R on cnimdalnts that routine It.nulling Derby*. he's not at sea. that Is) hut the ptobahly- Wen soWr if it had not 4oo million dollars sntl new order* audits showing underpayments to Negro voting rights have lieen jumped a«0 million dollars otrr Eath Right hour give* them one beaux have dried In the pan many Chuluota reisdent* this murniog ' developer* are In the (d-tnoiro fur ll,e fi0° l‘n»fut* of dirt producers accounted for another more whisk of professional pullsh a night when Downs forgot to re­ appeared before the County Com- range. nearly buried him alive ,«o September. 136.000 the farmer* otherwise More >ub|WHUas will W served that could give them Ihr rdgr in port homo that he would he late. mission lo protest the closing of Resident* of the area protested >'c*r* *x°. . would not have received, Odham to<lav the spoVevman declared. the Derby. Many eye*. Isotli in and Chief Downs' background has •roads which they felt would pre- that they hid l*en led lo Wlleve **ld hc l’ *‘ ** « No Golf, No Business said. flic i )>■' ctliian said ' tost of Hie out of the Navy will Ih - wa'rhing I ven well diversified, and has to­ MENTION (U I'lE - (lank Manag ^vent them from using portion* of that •*--- — '■ always -• the lakes woufd W riumWr't helper In Delaware and »ul,|Kwna* were issued for iK-rsons these crews, bul only a few will eluded maintenance of every tvpn th# Lake Catherine area. accessible to them. Several gate w** ‘‘G 1"*-' ripe In a ditch when rr Gordon 1’ayior was awarded who originated the complaint*, ire thr birklmnr that holds them ■>( plsne the Navy has, from alow The hearing waa held to dcler- •hit as the reason for purchasing J*1* cave-ln occurred. Ever slme 112.fas, damages Monday alter hr most of them Negroes wlto said patrol boats lo supersonic lighters. mina whether the county would home* In the area. They ohjerted h* »«• out ot ,lw h«»l"tal hr has test.firct an automobile accident .MILAN, llosly- It I'll Mike their civil rigid* were denied Ite­ up The main In air of the squadron! On the DSS Coral Sea he wee tha cloee the roads in the Townslte of to the Community Club, deilfned hittiiif the Udt.r uncunlro- which destroyed his ability to llongiorno, popular radio and TV is thr maintenance gang Its bark ! flight deck chief, tha toughen job North Chuluota at the request of by the dc\r!optr« lor u%t of »wtm* a*^># an^ man>' effort• to Mop plsy golf had thus damaged his mailer of ceremonies of the rative of race. i»mines, "Golf had- -a very in Ihe Navy. He was plana captha Chuluota Development Corp. mlng Waches. Club due* are fS Thr hearing ll --e expected last ----- -great ................. e — -------- tn — • — bone Is thr mainirnanre chief. 1iHnnor Dju Mc or uun* tjuits" oura ipits program program. In Heavy Attack Squadron Nine lain for Gen. Georg* C. Marshall The corporation was represent per family . "MayW it s Wit Im going to dral lo do whh my business, he ( ^ a traffic iVket Momlay ‘lirpr t,*)» 'w* lo ,K> a* ed by Blit Hutchison, who presentl»er this key figure is Aviation Machin­ when he was Secretary of De­ . The development has pum,>rd In jail’ k* ,atd' ^ l - e able said ( f ||Un who thought he had a Ictwlid hv the full slx-membri ed the recommended replat of the sand to make a bathing bench for lo of »W*key there. May. f , '* 1 ---------------------------good reason to do It. commission, It has no po'lcr povv ists Male Chief James A. Downs, fense. another lough one, with area to commissioners. Hutchison the club. The resident* want Ihe *11 make it this lime. I harent r o S B l U i e , I m p r o b a b l e 'T h e poller-,txts who nabbed «r. >»** I* charged with revpon- a wiry, prematurely grey human "split and polish” thrown to for • stated iu «( m k m m was w br u n r t t ip - land left a* it D. and readily ae- u>*t rirpe." that the firni developMONTF.DELIA). l'lt - li-wigiorno was Piero Sslvaenlnl, ilbilhy MI)NTF.RKI.I-0, Calif. Calif, (U |l)Pli invevlicaiing »urh com* dininto who directs ami ,<iper- good measure, lie waa to the ’■tog the Chuluota Hotel and that reislblr for their use Four students told police Monday ,ho appeared on "Itouh’e or pl*t'i» •l»'l making revimmenda vises the highly technical busi­ flight rrew on Dan Kimball'i plana one of the roads created a traffic lion, to Ihe President and Cun- ness of keeping Ihr modern A3D when he waa Secretary of tho Should Ihr roads be dosed, the they were pursued In (heir pickup gudi" - - and lost. hasard to gucstv. Only a portion toko area would be owned private­ jeis and iheir complex electronic Navy. In World War II hi fought tress Truck by a flying saucer. They . ................ ..... of the road would be rioted in both tho European and Pacific ly, although much of the lako Alabama Gnv.eleet John Pat­ equipment in working order. ATLANTA (UPI) - A 12-man said ll blasted the trurk will) a . . . . round thf lake. Hutchison said frontage would be open, excluding Jury, Including a former member white ray that blistered the paint, His joh keep* him churning and theaters and later flaw i t lha terson. now the stale's attorney \A /n / v f n n r "ere need an orderly plan if Chu- the bathing area now controlled of the Ku Klux Klan, was picked knocked out the dashboard, and general, hoi vowed to do every­ moving all Ihr time. Jumping from Berlin airlift. » r C U l f IC f iuota U to bacon* a benefit to the hy the Community dub. When asked why bo warkad m today for Ihe trial of the first of stopped their watchea. Police duly Partly (toady aad Utlto Uaeg M N P thing legally possible to prevent one plana to another and bark county.'' A decision had not been reached five men Indicted for the bomb­ made a routine report of the inci alure rbange through WednrM d a r . the commission from seeing vot­ ngaln. Sometime* he works 24 hard. Chief Down# stated, " I jgtf Th# developers plea to build by noon today, when rn ld rn li ing of ihe Jewish Temple here. dent but wrote at the bottom High today 73 I* *0. fear tonight ing registration hooks at Macon hour* al a slrelrh. Mr*. Downs, like the Navyj it's a part i f m l twuaaa in the 114-113,000 class, were (till arguing pro and con beThe rx-klanimin Is M. M. Coc­ "Anjthmg can happen hut this i* iM to U . Northeast and cast wLadalCuunly, wlvera tha caw apparent tha former Eleanor J. Prints of and I want my family l i Ip p r w i tonM hr (ha j tor* tha commitslooer*. 13 la I t miles per hour. ly arttfflaled. Waafct-gton. IX C. and Chief nf ma." hran. a bus operator for M year*. ImprohaMe," Didn't Like Child, Cave Him Away Group Seeks M ore Safety A t School Thousands To View Mental Health Unit) Dairy Farmers Get New s Briefs More, Odham Says ho,d .h. i a s w a f S r..,rr,7i Committees Hear Duties Outlined Voting Very Light For Commissioner Mrs. Pease Dies In Local Hospital Sputnik To Cra»h Big Clod Credited For His Troubles Rights Probe Set Pilots Ready For Derby, In Alabama Voting Chiefs Keep 'Em Flying *Chuluota Group Protests Closing Road Near Lake w Just Poor Loser Jurors Selected I T I * ■ it. �Editorials THE HISTORY CLASS WILL N O W COME TO ORDER! W 7' S. Before Yule Parade: Great Deal Of Work * A s T h e 4'hrUtnuift *rn**>» "officially ** will arrive In Fnnfort! r>n Saturday. I - u > ii A ltlntiiffli many of tlir alore* anil llir il'>w ilovxn «re « al­ ready have the fcatlve look, « r need a visit !»>' Santa In net •vtryont in tho rh rl»tm «* nuKid. Tha i tired will be titled Sotm ilnv when ihc Sanford* Stm molr C ounty Junior Cham ber of Commerce »ta n r« Ihc annual ( hriflm a a parade. Y m in g ilc ra like all of the say de* cornlloni and those multi-colored IlirhU, but a glimpse of Santa convince* «H lhal the nriutnn nguln ha» arrived. The local Jun io r ('handier o f Commerce has been work­ ing long and hard on plan* for ih r parade. Th e Javccc* hope to make this the biggest and beat parade In Sanford * his. lo ry. 11 their planning, Jayieoa have left no atone unturned in their efforta to sei a new record for participation and at­ tendance. Thouaands will line the *11 eel* to watch the m am floats, hands and other parade enlriea. Children's eyes will glow at the aight of Santa atop thr Ju n io r Chandirr of Commerce float. Adults again will feel, for a m o m ril, that surge of youth which cornea so infrequently. Everyone appreciates the Christina* itatad*. Few know of Ihc problems and work that confront tne Javccc* In this undertaking Parades of this a lie do not "go off without a hitch" on their own. It takes a tremendous amount of pteifminary work to get things In order. \\ hen the parade start-, it la too late to do the planning. A ll must he done in advance. More than (JO floats, all ve ry piettv in their holiday (la p ­ pings, will move along the parade mute. A great deal of work i* required to get floats ready, put them in the line of march and handle detail* in such a manner that everyone will k m * rva ctlv where he and she a ir supposed to be at auch-and-euch a time. The parade will tie a big success. The color r.nd Iwauty will be a big moment in the live* of children sr.d sdtills able Everyone love* a parade Understanding the gigantie under­ taking should make local residents appreciate it. and the ef•fort* put forth by the Javccc• • • DQSBmH M N M M I Sanford Is ’Warmest5 a Sanford last Friday claimed the distinction of l*eing the ! warmest spot in the nation. We think i f a ii|ht neighborly of the weatherman to be ao good to U>, Especially when more than half of the U . S. had its problem* with snow and ire. Too. we like to l-e warm ­ er than Mesa, A m ., "a u n ty " California and seme of Flori­ da's more-publicised r it tea. W ith *0 many vegetable* and *0 much citrus in field* and groves, we hope the weatherman continue* to smile on Seminole C ounty. After the froere of last winter. Seminole can uie all of the Y iU im n 1) it can gel. H ung the waimcst city in the C . S. is quit* an honor. We n* prv*ud to accept it. All this just add* anothei link to the chain of evidence that Sanford i» a fine city in which to live i i ; ■ © if Washington See-Saw By VVIh rr.N D II.TO > hwmctbiag Te Welch Far— This 11 not a **prtdutiun * rr pelltual preinotiifiliisn,'’ but. Thomas Campbell once said, ' v'omini esrrts cast Iheir shadows belor* And w* think w* see a long, tall Borden Marketing Instanf Potatoes; Mashed, Thai Is Full seal* marketing m Florida and Sosithem lirorg.a of the first Instant mashed potato fier offer ed eons’., errs hss he*-* if .-u n . -d MIXNKAPOUX Additional .merlin; Joarph M Futsimmem. hy Hie Border. Fond* to credits nn mtttandinj herics 0 Dretidcr.i id IDS ami t hjlrman cd The product. * Herders Initint Investment certificates of Investor* •the Heard and President of ISA Vvhipped Fotatoes ’* stready has here sweetssfully tssl m rlM ed In Diversified hem ires, Inc and In ‘ has aruvunced sesen reeas scattered thr.s«gV>«ii Thea# additiosal creuits »erse lo aUltmeni Investment fare amount the eastern t' h ctniflrilr* issued t* ibe obeli? increase the latermedlat* cash isl The ne* product ts new he.-.i owned IP.* subtlest*. Inserters oet and the ultimate maiurU* s at diitrihuled te gei-eery stnres and SyadicaU of Amenta, Inc were ties ef the eerttficatrs te whirh supermarktis thmwgheui (he Slate <jtrd Ip the Directors nf each thes apply and consequently pre of Vlerida and in th* iS south osrtipihj at the Ian ouirterfy vide yields these these assure'1 t.eoTgia cnur.tles included In th* I* the eempary- under th* terms Jarkaesxiile market a m Wrong newspaper aasennirt <d .he prrtiiieatea. will surpnet the irarkstmg ci th* vadmoiw: eredits on lnst»t.vi product In all them art** hsndieste ed ameri,'a. ter , ctr tvordea * is arprinc an irmuatrs tifiratrs hasr tsren sewed rarh firsf sui> *hr intris'.Klitoi ler (year up,-* the eempnity wgi or heme use ot the I irsl inilar.l pc* tanned in IN.' 1*1.' in f,ak* (arm l?ewc**r, co* The eredits were *eled for the The vMe. cl cbosr ol '.he first eakndar year ! « » on lnveagors tutor asseptanr* of the re« pm Preshvtenan tTiureh wit! pre»rn! Simlirate of Amenta, tnc , eeni duet hss already registered well ta It* annual at) rrnaic r*ndt»U|M fiiaies on which all payments test market areas MM lee at % p m r« Dcf II ha*t Peer trade on schedule atd tontiim r tens of tW.'den t In the pastor the Re* a «• vtrln sppl* ta rich Seres 1 t ttreu|h sism Whipped I V » lews m wh.eh the i n ’ers u*ed the produrt 1* pis innwwneed J> Inelnilif, snd Senes 3f eerii their hemes, hast *hc» 1 » strong Vh-ehtded le the heu ef motif firste which hn completed a cer * »',-ifth f reaction tewsrsl this itr Will hr * I..t.n and rtPe fli’Ct* ttfuatc year Credits wfll he ap presed peasta f.ake p-m .ct k‘or ed hy Mr *rsd Mr; Robert plied te rirh ritf(We rertifleatc >.m*r* rated Borden s petals error T h " crop*# drllfhted at in* rit* nf nee half of nr* flakes high lor apf»i:srre and the rongre aabf-r I* H»t *e*rpmee* • nf tn* rfrti?*eat» 1 cash tee*en*et*ff of use and tferaf* serve- ef thp »er*trt *M Mrs surren-yer la.’se en it* ansi They also rated BhfdNi a finished Oror-e Thuhs ir.inlxtt: ef •#,:*)# senary dal* whirred potatoes high, foe Mid the was happy that these The an.tltKeixl cresliis soled or tenure rniar and appear seer on arenfrpltxhrd artists arendrd ta IDs he ;ns i, inrstmets. cvntrsrtt plate the request that the* pis* »|*m were foe th* calendar year IN, the Border * Instant Whipped IV * thti year and art te he , ixtiied to cert, tm * art a no waste pindort. eats The chett <d V- will slag a senei *.*ttr» wk’ril attain eptieral .*! 10 shop for and raty ta store It nl anthems letting the haDrwed tlement values during that saien- istrs only a minute to comSine Chnwma* *toty h lr r h r r s td the dai year at thr : Pte nf one half of th* Bakes will: w.tee and ruk to in e r will Met sals pans id th* one per eeM w the new npunnai make iichi air* lump free nt**» numbers and will ir.-luor Mr* srttieitiesi *aloes ed piwatne* The ne*« r»«d. ei is Robert i.rxhsn Mrs Rudy Mrnr. rearufaeturrd in Har.lsnd Maine Mrs V W risdai.l Rehtn I'm under a special Bake dr* tag pm ley and Harry Mwr ret* which remove* remature from At the •-onsole c the M i n Mr* the potato cells wit*socn t(realm* Tdohs will dinvt the sersiee sn.1 the eel) walls This process m ) wiR pU* organ rrelisdr* or the then-s id the >-i k » »a-:en I h-v-wir*. .vanlned m « lures a wh.^pcd potato that .* Xpeftal Aeeeralirni lor the otis manager, has beer appoaurd rxmstantiy smooth. •‘’lie and ntrj Border 1 Instant w hipped Dots sin r ill p* dene h* tht e.rele ef elvtirn i*. W a twie. mitlte* ta stv v k t Mt* I T Menwc.het ii dy fire and p...io* pension Ians toes are packaged in s standout ebsirmaa eacssAemd far if filial K*n by the four ee>lo: printed cardboard con tamer featuring a pull tab top It was said that matiy people Wall Tre.surer a ofliee \ has* rente ta regard the sesrtl T V cnmiatltee wall serw is ar for esse of epemr.t Tl«- Bakes ser* ice as a highlight in V uieisde ids.sv'y 11 rat.t* te wnrt nut sat are remained tn tw-o seated red ohsmance and ia aetuna a at ufactory legislatioa nr th* tow and white poly «>..* Jene aluminum foil Near bed kraft er.seirpod in th* **sfer hevr. U was hopesl that p*ris.«a i, ir e s all whe eared ta 4a so rank at ksstirt » as appninsed ta th* side the package Tarh er*el(g«r ; leo-t and still he preaent a: the eomn.iar* by A n ah H spkins pre contain* rno.^h Bakes in make tvttwas worshlf ol their tan •idem n' th* Flnnda leagor nf four serving* The mail price Is Mm.!..Pi..at* hemes with hlrr, expected to rangt from & it* V ' churches . The Re* Metnus said that he are Ralph A Marsitatso Vacur rents depending or type and Inc* and the rW rvh estead an us Us .-aai.se. end l.arl L»*. . fare cl,.-ef non of store. of th* City nf TaUahnsaec Mas ta all Yule Singing Sel By Chancel Choir a Knowles Appointed Committee’s Heod TYieMUy. IV ce m ’.ser £. Ta g t 2 w x s v s .i v V.IS I » « s a i w i is e r x x x s s , C i U * «* x w u e i u s i. v . s s s u t *.#>»•• k tu lv i VI SMI Vs. I P t o M s t I s s w e r to M W S M ISMS to te s t ■ s u it, iu . - u, •» « rt C k im w x x isi* » i is . k s iw S s . CALL HERTZ A 2 -7 7 2 3 ctoui orrse* to x., ox , , M M « oi i m s a ista at to* I sttte N s a a l u x to ssS U se sseisa "sxsitoito at ww to* xwto texs sw u m ia raw PS i k n w s rn »* J; “Tt ST*" to* gas iix w a tm s v *s« M •<< to***!* •to By I KLDFMCK C. OTHM AN WASHINGTON— Tb* villain ef this piece It the pinch-penny manufsctuicr. who hat waxed rich .waking thoxs u>sder*t**d, pleated parser tup*, which the waitievi fill* ihstfaay up) with cranberry sauce. My distinguished associates ^nj t ate stiry ef never getting enough crxnben c- to di.gulll the la.tc of the foal (*** being eilerouter* sn<1 net hy cholee) and we are liking step*. The next wilier who give* *ny one of u* Uaielc enough rranberry sauce to stick In your eye, get* it, exactly there, >n the peeper. That if only the begin, ning of our eruelde. The man who brooded moil about this wideipretd swindle of cranberry fancirr* i* John Y. Kohl, who h*« no connection with the erinherry bu*in*«*. Re juit tike* rrinbernt*. Kohl i* editor of the Sunday Call-Chronicle of Allentown, I’s , a notable center of good eating, except that the cranberries neatly always tome in tho*# doll-xired CUP*. Kohl knonx about this be* tauie he hat to attend more bar. queti than moll. The menu always Hits cranberry aaucr, but all he ever gets, until lately at leait, ii a email, red smear. For a year now hr ' has botn campaigning in print against thti defrauding nf the American cran­ berry-eating public. The reiulu were notahl-, bul not exactly »Hxt he expected. HI* Honor. !)ona]d V. Hoc-.. Mayor of Allentown, who mu»t din* out even oftenar than adio-i Kohl, agreed (Hat the cranberry trial* wa* growing worn. While flashbulb* popped and rheera rent the *if. Mayor Hark Hospital Notes InvestorsWill Get Additional Credits W Fred Othman Says HERTZ ■*•* RobeOo. Agl. 601 L. U« shadow errs,ting across the poli­ tical stage. Shadows are eluaite things Vlas he sre are Just irr.sg tnmg It Maybe it 1* there and will grow In i U c and strength— or maybe It will e*en fade and go away. We do thank it as worth talking about. Me thought voa might like to look al tt too The sht tew t* that of Fkfida'a Junior Senator. George Smathers The toming nent that hi* shadow seems to foretell 1* N* part In th# two prr 11Iritis] campaign It look* from here at though he might he th* Democrat*' efeeiee for the sice presidential spot While 11 other men were winsIre Senate seal* in the reeert electioe.s. Senator Srealhers was adsa-wing hi* natuvoal staiure by aruef as thr Itomocratac Senator ia! Chairman Tn him rrusi go much of the crt'dit for engineertag thr Drnocrat*' great sitter?. It eer.ainl* ran t le argued dial M did M by - - > | 11 • v# «.*» on ire scene tn every staip-workUi; hard and assisting tn the planning ef tne w;-nirg strategy As a result, he 1* wed knewtt throughout the eeuittry— and amoag those folks who count most — the reople *tSo work In rampatgr.t (n;iLhfri l.n I r a n pcrvcctsl (niedi Mi.h iw:r n...tec men sod f M n l U K v « n r « tn nest of the txrtfiorlaK A lU l lit tVA» fl hi self to be abMt to ruidf »in s» re: * He has left A toexj NOV KMIIKR ST Vdmiiilnna Shirley lee (SanfordI William ivp* (Sanford) Discharge* Jrwtl Mcl.rod (Sanford) Gloria Yarnall (l^ingwoodl NOVF.VlnF.R S« Vdmivslnns Belly Lou Thomas (jianfordl Jay C. Johnson (Sanford* Jojft Rdwarda (Sanford) Caihsrtn# Stewart ( Genevat fit Ion Hmioua l Sanford 1 iVilli* flrinson Jr. (Sanfnrdl Amy Futrh (Oviedo) Idella Jones <Maitland 1 Fi sir Be l Yates (Fanfordi Births Raliy hov t" Mr and Mrs Heriert Starve >Sanford' S*»y hoy to Mr and Mr* Richard Devious (Sanford) Haby boy 10 Mr. and Mrs. t. Jones (Maitland 1 Discharges Reynolds Thomas ,Sanfnedl I.aroy Adders-n 1 Sanford) Ion* Timer (Sanford! Vida Sioffsr (Sanford) Gayle Ruth Treadway 1 San­ ford) Catherine U renn 1 San ford 1 Robert Gibson (Sanford) NOVRHBFH » Admlaaton* Jaanneatt Hartman (San ford) Mi'-dred Wild (Sanford 1 Dai« Higgiiu 1 Sanford 1 t‘d**rd E’Awba iSirford) Bet!) Tata (Sanford) Brnr.J* Stop# 1 Sanford 1 Betty Xeubieaer ,1'eRary) Jr»i iib rin (Sanford) Aod.rscn Duawoody sSac-1 ferd) Mailer Meeds •Sanfcrdi Birth* Baby girl to Ur and Mrs Charles Thom* a t Sanford I HUtkaagea Calhenne Stewart (Genesa 1 tin t* L Bicgtre <Sanford) Shviiey Lei 1 Sanford 1 chose a southerner for the spot They will want a man who has shown himself to be a winner They will be looking for somebody who can help hold lh# Democrat! together And they wall remember the speeches that Smathers made during (he recent campaign Ft cry where he went, he preached piny unity Fiery where, he left confidence And the Temoerits wnc. U new aeati Folks Uke win nrrs And his shadow might mean a win fer the Demoerata in 1P» New Arris al— The stork last week stopped off al the home of Mr* Jantee Magee (A lecretan In the office of Congressman BiUy Mar.hcws The new little Magee Is Robert DtwiM Mitre Janice is the former Jr-ire BndwtU. of take Butler Kr* West llrariag— The l* ? Army F.r.rlreer* have scheduled a public bearutg in key Meet e-a December fth ts consider pro pesatt to lmpro<# navigation fan litirs for small craft in the neigh borhond of Garrison Bigki and Key vven R«h nf yhrte local tors are a part ef Key West MIAMI — M 'lm blaster, winds Harbor Key w »n nil# leaders saved Fiend* from getting its ha«r been pushing these projects first freeiing westber e-f th* seifor the psrt ten yeir* They say aon a»er tha weekend that improvements for small plea Tam per atum h*i been e*peel­ sure rraft would mean a boom tn the yarhtir.g traffir for Key Writ ed la go bflrw IJ degree 1 !* th* Particular aim U to help the Key ertrem# north por.io- of Lh# ante wtth retdlngs of a} predirted fer West economy Tacv tn till henaior Defiant Miami But M l milt* an Sour easter­ introduced a pro;' sal ts survey tSr projects tn de'rrnuae whether ly winds lock most of the chill nut or nod they would he profitable of the cold front *ai th* lowait The Congress okayed ius proposal, raadmgs repor.sd UI* morning were «l at Tallahasaoa and JackThese are the same p o r t who hut did not approprlste any rsorey will he at (he IV~ oceatae Satwm- t« mate fb* stwd* The pest Con- j see sale Miami had ■ Ta. »1 toeseniiw wt-#n * sirepreai grei* did *u*h*r!t# III kW for sueh dontial rant ida'e 11 aho*#* It it a etudy. New a- the rented ef almost a rrnaantr that the? will G - r s r i Holland and feather* and Congrtssman Dints FaereD, (hr hearing has ! « n act fba of tp the heans.g will cere* plan* to naialo-d was put on lbs map tn eithe* a* ahead ettk th* autney thr lairs', user Ts# Saturday nr r.rof n— dependisg to* how in K'rntng P.mv Tor publicity ran iterated the folks tn Key Meat he found no page to tr Hie bra.n are and wt.cther tr ism the V. S traamg Irai-rr ' Where Are Army Knglneert think thr plan 1 has merit ke«j** BETTER Y O U R S A V I N G S SCORE • PorUM c Typ e w rite r# • WORLD GLOBES • FOUNTAIN I’ENS • THE 1st Y cv h,t a profiUNe riail>-e»e e r o tins, when jo ti sate here hy toe !(Hh of the nxun-K lo t ail H im n rtve. od hy tnc ’.CAh caw aur g-ne.tu-s d.-v sdeod* from the 1st rf th* nonth * So aim for b^grr profit* . . cxrmsi’y * ': > »ito annum . . . hy «a»rvg with us fodayi & SCRAP • BOOKS BRIEFCASES Xm as Cards, Paper, Ribbon, Xm as Candles f f* POWELLS 11? S. Magnolia ARE YO U HAVING TROUBLE JUGGLING CHRISTMAS BUYING? II SAVE Receive .5 0 - 2 5 “ 1.0° _ 5 0 “ by the P H O TO DEPT. \ BILLFOLDS . 2 5 - 1 2 50 save mm Xmas Shop in our Winds Prevented Freeze In State StTnford *0n M* ’ earn from I.eon Tlyior (Cron City) Dorothy Adam* ami baby (Fntsrpriiel Arthur Middleton (nanford) Jo)c« Fdwarda (Sanford) Kdward F.llerba (Sanford) Slmml* Miles (Sanford) Mrs. Harold Manley and baby girl (Sanford) Charles Young 1 Sanford) Charles Lawetnet (Benson Jet.) Id* Mae Robmaon iSanford) !>1 *M I'rterson (6 ’ "fordI Maun* Steserson (Sanford) Me Kenney — baby boy (Sin* ford I Me bidden — baby boy (San ford) NOVEMBER 30 Adwlatlont Ada Briley <Orlandot Liml* Hu1 by iLake Monroe) Beatrice Tolley (SanfordI Stanton Abcrcombie (Mait­ land) Eleanore Teas# irfrseland, O. Frank 0;# (Lake Mary> Charles Trtnowski (DtBary) Birth* Baby t«> to Mr ard Mrs Chgrlei To'Jey Jr. (Sanford) Baby girl to Mr. and Mra J. G. Hartman (Sanford) Hitohatge* Agnes Putnam (GlBCslI Kenneth Spaulding (Sanford) MTlbam Camp (Orange City) Barbara Jim s (Sanford) Elisa Nbo! (Sanford* Edward Simpaevt (Sanford) Dor.nie Stone iSanford! look up a ipftial cranberry rcl pen Mo be ia»ed urder e la n for posterity) and rimed * re-olulion calling for more cranberries on the side uf lh« piau. This was an Impiesaive doruiiitnt, tilth where­ ases. It noted lh*l In 170S histor­ ian Rrbrrt Brrcrly ob-erved lh a # the American cranberry wa» a lively red and g.*>d fur knahine tatU. that the lilgrims always se-eed cranWrry -auer (in largr portion. 1 with tht'r ho'iiay meal-, and that he, Mayer Ho . himself, had r.ollced a lierd t restaurants lu serve lea* and iesj. and less cranWtry sau *. Therrfore. laid His Honor, be it m olted that the cuslomer* <),» maml land g(M m«rt cranl-errlcs# with their mast birds. Mayor lloek affixed the rrreat, gulden seal W* ofrir'1 lo this ,1 irument and Deal thing editor Kohl knew, the rranberry pen:,te uts Cape Cod way prepared wedala (In gold colored rraoHerry r- ll for fioth i-f them. The rranberry growers had noticed the ubiquit­ ous, underslaed paper cup was cutting into their rales. Editor Kohl discovered t’ s'.9 seme of th* rssiauranla in hit home (own brgmn serving proper Hied portions of rrasuerrie# V couple of them, whof s proprietorwere constant readers, put enough cranberries on tils pUlc to chu*r him. This is all to the goed and the elito.- eat) likt thr spoofing. He's extending th* cranberry campaign nationally and he'e alio enlargi-^ lie original cortist. (j Ha w-mtu >u»r* mini jelly s u r the la «b ard rme than a sms da > sf spptmuce »ilh the elu.V H ' demands mure incited butler w'lh th* lobster, more hollamfaiie w th the a«p»r*ms. and wore tar U r sauce with ihc crab cake A cAnri'S". !.lc It'.J appaa.s t> fierjbody, fjcipt possibly thpaptr-cup people, and I'm please to Join as a chatter member. I',I also like a little more cream wR th# catmeal. ** 2 00 - 1 O O 00 5 “ - 2 I 5 0 00 O l l ' i r S-if'P1. < a (e|/f 's/lOp* F A 2-S842 �=1 T um .. t>«, 2. im r —r.if* r Che #atifnrli firalft Woman’s Page Holiday Buffet, Sunday Eliiabfih Aihhy. Served To Enlisted Personnel ^ The Women'* MUtiimary I'nion flf thr Lake .Monroe Baptlft Church served supper Sunday night to the mlltt-d prmnnrl from the Sin* lord Xavul Air Station at the t'SO A drill inu* repast of «an I x|-hr» salad. cake, pie, and coffee via* served to the K.y*. Participating wrre Hex. and Mr* Hubert Byrd, Mr*, n r. Boyd, Mr*. Bayc Tom. Imron. Ur*. Mil Twyiwan M*-* II. ('. Spivey. Mr*. Hymn Odell, # M i« Charles Jnhnssn. Mr* Edl•on M jrrt. Mi-* M»rt) Bo: d. 'Ii*» Pat-line n»m . Mln Arts Mann. Mr*. Kd Oglesby, Mi* N. Ita-rcll, Mr* Joyce Ever, Mr*. W. B. ■iqserly. Mr*. XT. 11 Warfel, »rd Mr*. Mor.U Melt* Thurtday night * Tianksglv i a; ilmnrr wax served buffet Mjtc to the boy*. Fath-r Nilu* ilubhtc, P\.\S. supplied Ihr turkey. Trimmint* and delicacies were irrved ®hv Mr*. Malrnlm lliglin*. Mr*. Eva Hunt, *lr* liubctt Tolle. Mr*. tV V. S iiio n i’d. and Mr*. Ed­ it .ml J Vanrura The once a-uionth Sunday nisht dinner* originated **ith local rl'.urch group* and clvi* virguinra lion*. These l>ot» are a lortc way from home anrl the personal can- Woiusa'* Editor ' Miscellaneous Shower Given rb<me r\ : * « i Friends Entertained tart a* well a* the food hpn;* on the corner of Flr»t St. ami San home juit a little cloirr The CSO ford Avc Providing a Home a •taif feel* that the vital necessity wav irom Home" la the primary of rommunlly participation help* pjij*’»e of I SO The club i* mainto keep up t!ie morale of the *er- talced through the effort* of volun vice men. leer- who give their lime ami Mr and Mr* Jack \|urn*on The CSO Club i* !ocat"d In the ( brail rtt in err*t and through »up were ho*t and linvte** for "cory Chamber of Commerre Building port from t nited Appeal. cocklail*" at their home Saturday nisht. A buffet table wa* *et up on the Florida porch A hl*ck ami white Iheme wa* tarried out in the At Morrison Home Church Calendar n rs n »T white lav e *loth covering •* black table. W ile taper* in vrv.ial vandlr bolder* llankril a venter piece of velluw chry xanthetnum* Ham turkey, ktul » lirge *etec Inn of l.or* d oeu rc were terxeil with the punch, l>vie»l enjoyed dancing in the living room Tbove ailrnding the pail* were Cap! and Mr* Jane* Itamige Cdr. and Mr* Join IKvtey Mr an 1 Mr* 1 mm * llouimllat Jr Mr and Mr* llarrv Boh ion Mr and Mr* lilt) tin.tv, C.lr and xtr. Kcnnith Howell. I.icilr ard Xlr* David Cunning. Mr anil Mr* Itra.k Perkin* J r . 'lr and Mr* Mj I|v Philip*. Mr and Mr* l.re Moore. Mr and 'lr* Farl Higginboihait) l.t and Mr* Jotin McCracken l.i.dr anvi Mr* I ' Milt* I ' dr and Mr* Hilt Mill I and Mr. Don Itrub Mr and tl • IM ltitgin* Mr and 'I t » ! n in Judy Dick M ■»* Sir an t Mr* X II Petrr*«n Jr Mi*» Marilyn Calhoun, brideelect, wa* honored on Friday night with a mivcellanrou* shower at the home of Mr* ft I, It'-ard Co ho*te**e» werr 'lr*. J. T Hard*. Mr* C. II. Calhoun, and Mr* s M Thompvon The room* were attractively de rotated In a green and white theme The dining room table held a bridal arrangement o* late fern Toy Stoic Wilhout A Santa * ll* li.W P XI I F.3' NEW 3 tilth il'P h -T h e na Hun « l*e*t kna.'.n toy »tore ha* no Santa Claut' Tin* came a» ipiile a *hiKk In inc I rxpc.-te*l Santa with lit* The Paughie * of \Ve»Iev of the "ho ho ho' ami "what vl» xml Pint Mrthodrt Chiireb will meet warn lor xTintlma* a»'nny* to it McKinley Hall at T 30 p in. tie a* Iradltional with F X i) Thi* Iv the Cbrlvimiv parly with Schwair a» it* catering to the an cxchanfe of gtfiv vir* Pro' carnage Irade tile Wiiliaini i* chairman of Fie "331 .loud have a Santa lie December ho»iev*r* catt*e we don I tvehe'e anyone The lileanrrv ila** of the Firtl can Imitate the old gentleman.' Baptitl Church will have a daw •ltd v l atte. X'ey.cy, rx-rulive meeting and turkey dinner at the vter pre.iil-nt of the VS year old church at k to p m. There will company ' Santa* aftrr all are to be a Chmtmi* tree and rxrliangr attract children, and we don't of gift* ncril l.t *lo that * The Pioneer Fellow»hlp of the "One year." lie aihlrd "wme one vlrramrd up Ihe idra we Fir*t rrribyterian Church will .hoiild hate *oiur telephone San meet for dinner at d p m tat let i e i hltdrrn call an.l al Pinecreit Baplut Church W M ira*l talk the re*ult wa* panite F. prayer *ervire from 5 30 in 3fl ' monium Our iwitchtwa-.l «a« MIIS. 33. V. S W ItiO N S K I «t i v (.v tun sen ice men nt the a m 1a m m r d Buvlne .<n*r- nun Imflet dinner .»er\ul in the men »n Thnnk*t:i\ini: nt the Tlie mrn n< the Firat Preaby Tt I.SDAlf 'tdainrd thry rpulilnd gel a call The Sanford Pilot Club will help r « n . terian Church wilt meet for din home !o tli *r wive* to i. il cm patienl* at one of (he Florida Men nrr at 7 p m Thi* I* alto !.»■ t la<* vlviiaiion vlviiaimn * it1 Southvlvle whal train It-ry'il be on \X> gate die*' Night and an InterrMing lal Hotpital* lute a heiter Chrlat School it 7 30 p m followed hv thi* up In a hurrv program ha« Item arranged the re;.i!ar PTX meeting at * niai (Mi year. Wonderland l or kid* Circle Two of the Fir«t Chri* P m Dr Xlebin P. Retd « ill ^ ric h member decided to place llut even wiihoul Saint Nick the tian Chureh will meet Turtday, •peak. .tore it * wonderland for civil « dollar in a Chrutma* ran! ami 1? 30 p m , at the home si Mr* vlren, and nnatalgic adult* al thi* n u ’R s n s T n* JOE Mi IMA III bring it to the neat merlins of right, a woman won'l get mu*r!e Mabel Bi*hop. 317 Summerlin MEMPHIS, Trnn. — (U T Il — Imood," tin* Hichardvon added. The XXrlcome XXagon Club will time of the year Etpeclally a the dub to lie forwarded before The offirial board of the Fir»l wondetiand If pop i* wrll heeled Gille;p cutic arc learning ,t new ipenvor a fathiun »how and card If her girl* prr*t*t in looking fhrivlma*. The Club alio voted to Civi'i: two floor* of whal Vry iwlM In the a;eold art of how to »n athletic ‘ kill* with a leary at ihrHtiin Churih will mrri Tur* party at the Woman * Club at d*y. 7 30 p m , it the church *ry tail wa* W.OOO npiare feel of ring the belt* again this year for land a man tltude Ml*. Richardton trie* to Vincent W. l^r*on I* chairman 7.3o p m .parr m. talning t OvKI tvpe* of the Salvation Army on December Now thry are tau.lit that a trach Ihrm to appreciate differ The prnpoied budget fur \9S0 will Seminole Chapter No 7 i>1S toy*. I (mind lhe*< .tulfrrt for IS golf club or lenni* racket may eni event*. will tncel at the Xta.onlc Hall al the Cliri.lma* alocklng be reviewed. Thanksgiving motif «a* uved provide a quicker route to a man « i p in Thrre will be an rlerlmn "For raample.'* »tie *aid, "we A ev-ilar log rahln. mea.tirmg WE BN ESI) \T of officer* and initiation Member* . 1* by nine fret, with pmrh and for Ih* table decoration* for the heart than a well vtackcd dinner explain rule change* in football plate. are tirgrd In attend. and baikrtba!) " l.mkmil lower, for Jjfi.i Vevey ^dinner held on Wednesday, No Prayer lerxire observing the ‘ Tv-nnl* ami g»'f il.i wan h r* f ir The girl* like the tpnrt more Week of Prayer led by the El tie Norman vleVerr Huwanl Chap .aid right atrraily hail U rn told M em ber 2*. at S p m at the Five Tenter Horn* of plenty were on thp figure and be*idr*. they aie wlirn they know what I* going on. Knitht Circle *nd Ihe Men » tiro- trr. I I)*', will cntett.un the Heal by mail outer, im hiding one In rarh table with flower* in the came* a girl ran play with a Imy and twfore long are ready In lake therhood al 7 Sd p m al Ihe Dauglitv r* at 3 p m at Hie huoir a co.lomiT m switierlaml (ricnd or huvhand," *ay» Madclyn pari themtelvr*. »he *»ld of Xtr* XX, C Hill Co ho.tr*.r* A child *ire Thiilvderbird. h.l Thanksgiving color* u*cd al*o. Fir*! Haptiti Church. will l>e Xtr* tl E. XIcCall, Xlr* tery |>owered for 3-V)«: an off S> alto l>ellrvr« In *larting Fourteen member* of the club Richardson. The Senior High Choir of the lleorge llatdrn and Mr* Frank white monkey, who »it* *nd A hard eyed lieautv. Mbs Itn tv them young and (raining them were preientrd with a mum cur Etr»t Pre*hyteri*n Church will .moke, thonrslt, lot !.'ij a .it »are for their perfrrt attendance arjion look* more h»r ,t model right A child of four yrai* can inert for *oppv-r ami at * p m XJju.a foot, i! ultrd okapi, lor 1393 a ao far thi* year. The program tlian whal *hc really i* — dlrrclur learn to *wim. and 10 1* Ihr right and fur rehrar.al at S 30 p m . B i l l AT life like niw, who chew* her ivtd, m i tinder the direction of Mr*. A of women * phyairal >ulucaUun at age to »t*rt lenni* TTie Mid Week Itihlc Hour of the ChrUlina* p.itlv lor ail ti-uoi- for 3173 O Payne who cave a ihort tall Southwestern College herr. But don’t overdo it. the rau Fir*l Preihyterian Church will l>e Demon.tration Club member* in Her (rmlmne approach to the X gro er« 'tore with gro -fir* on the meaning of Thanksgiving turned. lonductrd by Ihe paitnr, Bev A Seminole Count* at * p in, at for a b>» refrigeralor. lugger * Mr Payne wav then Introduced to manly world of sport* ha* nude ' If you hurry a child In a »port, a hit wilh the used. Ci. MiJnnii, at 7 30 p m. ihe llnuir Drmonilralion Center than Mimr of Ihovr in modern ®thp Club. II* ahowrd picture* of he probably will love InterrM." "A vport i* a wonderful wav to apiilinenl I II. lien*, for S.VJ. a The Chancel Choir of Ihe lirtt --------— Italy lalen during hi* recent dr Cli*e him * vport he Preihvterian Churrh will mrrt for •ink for *77 V». and a Iwo vlory , , ... ,, . plnymrnt ovtr»e»» on the Sir* rrlieve trnvion," m il Mr*. Itieh- *hr tald ardton. "Tlicrr'i vomrthlng invi­ i an handle like dodge hill or rehearsal at 7.30 p m ■otonlal dnlt hoiive. fo- 371* C o o k i n g \\ iirt* .M ilt k ' to; a. gorating aboul being outdoor*. and jump rope.’* lint include* the eurtaini." m l Ciur*t* of t*-e Club for I 'r even enjoying the company you're Hie Chapel Choir of the 1 ir*t ( ) f M i s s i l e (*1*Tel 111 tl'S a vale.woman Mnhodltl Churrh will practice al |ng were Mr*. Edmund II Martin, with " Nf:XX YORK - it PI c.w.v t.ofivl 3 rar I or Xll.vlle* 3 lo p m Oral*. Mi* It t. Ilro’.vu and Mu* I pla* a *pnrt because I enjoy X ev.ey a.turml me lline are Toe Senior Choir of thr ln .t and trr tr vv-ramic ill.hr* wilti Ihe Dorothy Cooper i it If I p'ay will and love. I m •till Mrinivdltt I'Surrh will prattler *t drengih of » inutile now tone are plenlv nf lov» lev* a.Ironoin will be tint into free.-er .line it al in prim — *ome for a* low happy.' S 1.3 p m In fad. Mlc* fticharduvn gel* Pioeere*! Baplivt i hurrh SimHa' t»!<•*• nihil with no pau*e. (or a* II But It * the larger *alr* raltfornia dr*t{ner* have made that get mentioned mo*t frequent Mr and Mr* C C lleat'ry. Srlmol nffic* ri and tea.-her*' thawing. | l«n w rhangrt in men * »uit« Sex *urh a kirk out of Irarlnng ami playing that * vomctlmr* I feel t< * M Laurel Ave . Iiavr returned tneelinf al 7 p. m. Corning Ida** Work* intro.I iced Iv there wa* the year a nitlorn *#ral firm* show lult roat* wiihoul brrait pocked VVhllr ca»ual jar cuilly atiooi getting paid for it." fiwm Havana where thry attend­ i’inrcrevt Baptitt v hurvh Prayer the nv-vr pvroreram ware iCorn er Iwiught an entire electric train mg XVrari In a demuntlralum vllsplav for ll'**!. the lime a Ca k*i« have dark piping at triple I "Some girl* avoid »port« Ice ed thr funeral of Mr* Rradry’i Meeting at 7 13 p m. nadian Kuighl a whole window here. hre*«t pocket and front opening rauie they 're afrai I they II be* brother. II I. Spoo-cr T H IN SB AT The rrmarlab'e tuprt .Irmelli display « bn I* included reindeer, Navy jacket* h»ve white piping, come mu-rle hound. *aid the phy * llntiin Make* Brown, win of Xlr hu.lie seal. F.klmo and *imulal •hallow *houldrr* »nd poekei ed leather, Pinrrred Riptiit Church Urn product* are made from mvlrnal "But If a *pnrt It performed ard Xlr. Itohcrt S Brown left tuck*. xe.terdav- f,>r Ijirkl.m l Air J'nrre therhood Supper and meelmr ti developed nriglnallv for guided ed Ice Xrv-c* *aul lov preference* rim missile radome* The l.c i re.nl Batr, Trx * 30 p m in ivclr*. an l Ih'. vrar look* like • n( white ceramic l» guaranlerd Pinerre*! Iliptlit Chureh Chou X lilting Mr. and Mr* J r unrondtiionally agalmi vtaovage a go-d one for Imliv Idual item* M v n m : h i i .s iin Owen. l.XIX Jlagnolla Ave . for the Praetlre at 7.30 p m no tilth a* a balldtlr mi.tltf a Ml Chancel Choir of the Eird Mrtb ' ->m lemperaiiire rliai . c HOME III MONsTn \TIO\ M illNT Thanksgiving holiday* were Mr. rllile taunehrr and a fish that matter how abrupt A very lovrlv venter pirre to u*e and Mr* J H Daxl* lr. and »on odm Church will prartire at . W .wallow* another Ditbe* may lie taken fmm a on the tahlr at Cbrittmav time Jay. Maditon, and Jimmy Owen p m Clirl Scout Troop No 233 of the freerrr and pill Immedialrlv mlo ll the llttlr haw liti *It nr ativ J r . Cnixrrilly of Florida. FJr»t Pre.hy terian Church will a hot men nr on an open flame Holiday Salads kind of butli that ha* thorn* on it Dale Higgins, son of Xlr and over t in Ihr Youth Building v wiihoul r!*k of breakage, the mm NEW' YORK — it P ll— Even the Spray it with while or »llvrr paint idaeturer *ald dr they may im .atail for a holiday meal can be and stick different colored gum Hr* .1. Malcolm lliggin*. u con­ 3:IS p. m. fined In Ihr Seminole Xtemori*! Choir pnrllre *1 Ihr ITrit Bap 'alen from heal amt plunged ih made Ihe day liefore when IF* drop* on each thorn Place in vave Hotpital firm pear*, rnrr from bnltnm and titt Churrh a* follow* <ami. It ix tcrlly into Ire water or flowrr pot. Thi ilphe* are detcritwd a* rlier.e stuffed pear. 3Va*h fl ripe, 'lalor XV C. Branan. lloine*lead r m s Concord, 7 p m . Church Another *ugge*tion Takr bun non poT.iuv mi that they will vb-an lea e unpeeled mvl whole lliutll chr* of holly or cedar, dip Ihr Xir Force Bare. v|*ited hi* mother a* ejvilv a* rlnna Thr blue corn latii -v III lie** lemon luire ami tip* of ihrm fir*t in water then xlr* Arlhur llranan uver Ihe a P m n i!' Oh a -< -II blended mixture In a little flour, and lt.ro in ar «rrkind She returned with him The Roval Amhauadort rrife' *' (Inwer paMrrn iv pari of Ihr ma tlftrial *now thi* make* a Uau to Xliamt Major Branan left fir the Eird Baptut Chv*reh »t • p irrisl, and will not irralch or ■*f 1', rupf ci at. 1 chedilar rhene, , |r >p>M«u g a rtir . l l ! and I * burn nil tlful renterpief*- I t the ( hrlitmav North Africa on hi* return to j x h m i" mEvangelism rlan 'Tlnw toTheWinnew tine of rook ware wa* tea*i-wir» cayenne iw-pper Wrap table or ho:i>pnt for any riH>m If llornclrad. launched with a jnin.h »<|uare in foil ami i hill irveral hnurt or Hardl't you do not have many decoration* Mi* Magnolia Sike* it home *19:13* m, at Ihe Fir■' vkiliet and 3 saucepan* in I i|iiafi overnight Ju*t tw-foie trrving. for your tree, tin* would add to front thr Seminole Memorial Hot Chu»rh. t i quart and I 3 I quart »ire* quarlec pear* ami *me on lei ita look* Vmtalinn for the Find Ba| t' pitnl irrovrrlng from an opera XII have glav* rover* drlarhablr lute with your favorite salad t’ve big »hiny ma-jnolia leavr*. ti<m She I* receiving vi.itor* at Chureh al Id a in j* Serin 17 a* a valid when you d o ... handle* and inelal cradle* for la lire and paint Ihrm rrd, white nr til Week of Prayer program »' tbr home ci*u- i or i> a* a mam duh. hie »eiviee ver. .Mixed with cedar liranchei Pirn Baptitt Churrh at 7 30 p visit F A M IL Y ! Mr ard Mr* Bill Hlldin and m in • hatket or on the manllc they ■ in illlM IN N M i M M I I I I M il ■Man* are very thaw v And try to plate children. Miami, tpenl Hie thank* II you need mirror* behind your aiangemrnt giving holiltv* -.ith her pirrni*. to give a ht;htightrd reflection Xlr an I Mr* Albert I llinlrdy a tjU L cd ♦Pilot Club Has Meet £juenl& Coecls Turn Id Sports (P&M0jud& and white mum*, complemented tlartiu Calhoun, M m Kaxfont oyr * bride doll ami lighted taper* l.yman, and Debbie and Robin White chryianlhemumt, fern and Rrard taper* were arrayed on the man tie. Mi** X’alhoun eho.c for the ne ration a navy tlrt** wilh red ac ceiiorie*. llamci were enjoyr-l during Hip evening under the direction of Mr* l^u rirr Heard of Eu*li* Prize winner* were: Mr* J. Fee tr . Miv J. A. I'alhoun. ar. I Mr* \lvrilyn x nlhoun. Miv* Calhoun wa* prrtrnled with a bridal float (lllrd with inane lovrly gift* by little Debbie and flnhin Beard Xllrr Ihe gift* were opened, refrcihmrnt* of white and gicrn bcll-tliaptd aar.duiclic■. «cvlding ring nxiklr*. and a threetiered wedding cake were *cr»cd with *offee. AnDtin; the hoitrv*e« in aerxing were Mix* Xlarlive Calhoun and Slu* Kixloni Lyman Thoic invited to attend the par ly were Mr*. J A I'alhoun, mo ther of Ihe honorre; Mr* A D llotirr, Mr*. C. XV. Brown, Mr* Christine Woodruff. Mr* ll John •on. Mr*. L. A. Beard, sir* it D Dcklv*. Mr*. R. L. Johnson. Mr* J. cl. Callow.y. Mr* H |. Heave*. Mr*. J ll Ice Jr . Mr* T E. Wllltin, Mr* M. 1' Baker. Mr*. Bob l.yman, 'lr*. XV. L llarxey Sr., Jli* J It Beard, Mr*. A, D, Rountree. Xlr*. XX I,. Stoudrnntlre Sr.. Mr* W I., stoudenmlrc Jr . Mr« I'rrvl Kelly . Mr* I (!. King. Mi*. Tommye Xlclhvin, Xli»* Emma Jean Meihun, Mi** Datia Sloudenmirc. Ml.* latlr Stoudenmire, Mnv Nancy Boiinlree. ,X|i»» Samira Ice, Mill ( '' f CC/C* T I U 'S l 1 l.v IS t ... . . .'llf llllO A |)|)l't l/CTS Toaatrd cltrctr olive round* are puffy little nppetlrrr* In keep In miml for your holiday partiei They ran parade distinctively around a punch Kiwi wlirn ttanil up refreshment* are l>eing »erved or they can be the extra tihdit that augment* a vegetable or fruit talad luncheon, XU’-o up n large batch of theic rh rn c round* early , home economl at* at Mirta'l Eood pradurls rreommrnd, exrn to .tuffed ollxe* 11<»t ne*tle on lop ll yon *><rmhie (hem on baking .heel*, then rover Ihem with » damp towel and tlote in Ihe refrigerator, thry wilt remain fre.h and appettring Everybody needs money sometime I Why feed the big thirst of bigger '5 9 's ? UP TO $600 phone FAiilai 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! Cl!* T*J »*t*«* 71 Msnihir ri,-rntv itrooo 1 700 1100 1)00 1100 m oo ::o m J 17M lUW SOM ;im JJOO FAMILY 1?S South Eni Annul Even More Economical for 1 9 5 9 ! 3 'm u H 1 ■ Cut out two inch ulilte bread round*. Toa.l on one tide in a hot ovrn With a .harp I'* inch cut Irr, m l round* from thin Hire* of natural chrildar chec.v. Place on nntoastril side* of bread Chop one I ounce van of button mushroom*, ill am an! rook muahroom* lightly in 2 lablr.pmrn* lull er. Sprinkle over lop of chre*e. pine a slice of tlnlfed olive in renter and sprinkle with paprika Toad in 330 drgrrr ovrn until chre.e begin* to mrll Serve pip lug hoi D O N ’T Ml$$ F 0 0 D M A R T ’$ FA LL D O LLA R DAY$ B E G IN N IN G TH URSDAY em it I ll IN SI'31HEn n xnxiElt IN 33INTI R S 33 E Fi l l DECEM BER 4th FllllvIMJLAS INSULATION ‘Holler for Haller” Cliff fi. Haller, Inc. FOODMART HIKK KSTIMAIFS PARK AVK. AT 25ih ST. SANFOHI) Jll 3V Rnbintaa Phone l>3rdrn <1317 <;i ;t .Mih i e SAVE NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:15 hi t o r h i e Gil OUT TO A MOVIE. IK A ll'll K ho will be his Bride... (om'jjht? !*• hadanaet. III Pvitih HORROR DRACO THI TIItRIFYINO LOVER WHO O l i o . . . v r r .LIVED!___J jL [filigB t e c h n ic o l o r * * ♦ ♦ * * * IRVINIi I. PRYOR Local State Farm Agent Invited To Atte nd R r;;n n itio n Meeting in M IV ORI.EAYS. t.\. D.i'n-j th# - o il y»gr i-.r hoi olvli.'jj ..ltd kim ie'f o* a »ep i n v o i . c oyent in A -rr ;u. H it verrltfl to M i p olityko ldm wai cvtmplary, or-i M l ptoduclion of imuronca wgv cutrlond j. H a iinuhed **o/ out in front— ond hot been in. * i i r j to join other Slain Foon ’ C a re er" A genti oi th* 1951-S? recogniiien meeting. Conm oiulaboni. « * FKATII1IE: 1:15 • 1:07 • • 9:15 A I. S O THE GRAVE CAN7 HOLD IT... STATE TARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Hour c*ti:t i.opumstou, itiiso-i THE ' m . i i J ' T liin g U 1THAT , | ? TCfllDlBNIij HK y HE j 1 » It 31.Pll V NELSON EJiifritf M siujtr * r * * T PtTtR CUSHING-BiSJi CfXCH-tRHYA SRRAC-CHRISTOPHER lEE nothing human can slop ill rhor.e: FA rfl* ? 3i 1? Sanford. Florida Rambler He earned it! FINANCE SERVICE, INC OF SANFORD See the Compact New % loa.ted Chre.e llllvr Hound. Dccoralions To Make J. '0Q * Noxr for 'S3, Rambler give* vou oven more mile* ti** 100 lath .hr* Sit* RAMIIER AMERICAN P*r gallon, uvr* even mure on first e***t. to u -u p ACT33U. to 1214 on comparable I door mmleU. Eaaieat lo turn and park . . . first » ‘<h Prr*on«lizrt! Comfort: individual setluma] sofa Iron! seat*. Go Rambler! Si 8 3 5 tff|94^»4 t« ••*•! r*l ll ***HN I*.**# »* t ♦-** »**••mmn w* *m **+•••*»♦. Im ♦M« »*l ****** AtVI l ,*M»'Jk rii'inoxn neve W IL L IS M O T O R S 301 W. li t SL Slmwg WILLIAM REYNOLDS-ANDRA MARTIN CAROLYN KEARNEY-JEFFREY STONE | r h . FA2-0231 KKATI UK: 2:52 • 5:41 . 8:36 tr \ I �Seminole H osts Oviedo Trade Boom Hits Cage Scores In Cage Opener Tonight ft Ii ! ichool ha* compiled In modern By JERRY COVINGTON’ Tbfl IMS U Sanford Sr min Me history. For many year* haiUlhal) has baakrtballrra will lake to (he taken a bark seat at the school, court here tonlfhl In a double- but Layer and SU\era hate header to open the new aeaeon. i brought the loeal squad into win­ Coach Bud Layer will direct the ning form In Ihe lost twv season*. The sqjad will onen without two varsity and Dick Silver* will be All conference guard* and »fveral a l the helm ol the junior vanity. others that will lie playing in tor Both aquad* will play (hr pviedo j Celery Bowl Friday nigh*. Cecil Lion*. First conteat begin* at 7 Dandrldge and Ray Lttndqultl both p. m. took home OBC honors last teaCoach l-ayer ha* releasrd a 3 - son. Cliff McKIbhln and Gerald game srbrdtdr with tl li « ne Jones arc two others that will he game lUted. There will be a Jun- counted upon heavily altrr the grid lot varsity ronteH a* a prelimin­ •caton ctmea lo an end Friday. There will he many new name! ary each night- The local squad will participate In tho OBC tour­ In the starting lineup tnnifflit. ney In February and the District Charles Oravatea will le starting tourney, March 4 7. If tho poten­ at renter, Jo.m Allred and Me* tial of the squad develops, it ha* MrKihhln will start at the forea chance to travel to tiainrsville, wards. George Pcrledct and let* March 11-11, for the state ptay- lerman Jimmy G racey will he holding down the guard spots. off*. Coach I jy r r I* Impressed with I^ttrrman Wally Phillip* hai been the pre-season drill*, lie feels that Impressive In drill* bul suffered hk squad ha* ■ rhaner to take an arm Injury l**t week and it OHC honors and better the Id It It doubtful that be will be ready record of last season, best the for action. Majors; Pirates, Dodgers Talk Deal By Mil,TON MC1IMIN WASHINGTON (C P I) — There was a sudden boom in baseball'* trading market today with the pi­ rate* and Dodgers huddling o^er a prognf live Frank T h o rn * *• Johnny 1‘udrrt deal and the Giants making a strong bid for second baseman Don tllaslngamr of the Cardinals, All the trade ijR wasn't con­ fined lo these four eluba, how­ ever. Here are *omc of the other deal* bring bandied about in the corridors and hotel lohbles of this smoke-filled major and minor league convention: — The While So* are offering Hilly Guodman and lluhtia Phil­ lips around for "a first (lass re­ lief pitcher.” — The Yankees have renewed their rfforts to get either Prdrn Ramos or Dick Hyde from the Senator*. — Poston I- after Vie Wert/; Cleveland is listening hut inilttx upon Jim Pirraall In return. — Gahe Paul of the Rcdlcgs says "well trade anyone but every body krrps asking about Johnny Temple and lip come* very high." — The Phillies have olfrrcd ihe Dodger* a list lo choose from Dial tnadc Immediately followl-s ■ ihe Includes Willie Jone* In return for game. rookie second baseman George Fans will set a look at twu ol (Sparky) Anderson. Ihe lies! quartrrhacks In Uie state, Thomas Deal Holies* Ihe Darters' Shaw and Seminole'* 'Pie hottest deal at the mumrnt. Cecil Dandrldge. The \iiiton sit., however, appears to lie the cne have one of the he»l defen*ive Involving Thomas and Podrr*. players in 230 pound Gerald ltd- Pillib-irgh long has hern alter a ham. lie ha* been compared witli standout leilhamlrd pitcher — and Seminole's Dave Stanley and it the one whu appeals lo the Pi­ should prove Interesllng to see who rate* moil Is Pod res. who had a la Ihe tougher. 13-15 rrcord with Ihe seventhDandrldge proved Ihe difference plar- Dodger* Ihli year. against Del.and and should he a big help in the running depart­ ment. He Is the leading ground gainer for the Seminoles and ha* completed M per rent of hi) pstv ea this aeaaon. Bounding nut Ihe Seminole harkGAINESVILLE i l ’Pli - T h e field will he llarnld Stnne al full­ t'nlversily of Florida dumprd lo back. Vernon Kirk and Ray Lund 107 points lo «|ien the 195131 quiat at the halve*. haskethall season with a lopsided Dp (ronl. where the Seminoles victory ovrr Ersklne College of have been exceptionally atrong In South Carolina ’ the last alx games, Gerald Jones A rrnwd of 2,V« saw the Gator* and Alan Kwalm will hold dnwn lira! their Carolina visitor* Mon the terminal*, Charlie llogan, Don day nigh] 107 At Florid* meets Carter and Neely Rot* will lie at Georgia W iVrdm-sday night In an larklra, Stanley, Kelly Lake, at other home game. guards and Duke Srhiranl al ren For* aril Fran) Etheridge and ter. tV-viee Rohbv Sherwood Melt Defensive changes rail fur Wal icnrrd IS points to pace the ler Middleton to replace Jones at Gators, helping build uu a r 21 end. In the backll 'd. Cliff Me- leail hy hxlfllmr Klhhln w||| hold down a defensive Cap! Maurice Phillips scored halfhark at Interval*. 13 point* tn lead Eriklne'* attack. Seminoles Drilling For Apopka Squad By JERRY COVINGTON The OBC rhantplnn Sanford Seminole* are hard at wurk thl* week In an effort to be in l«p form when they lake on Ihe Apop­ ka Blue Darter* tn the tat annual Celery Bowl Friday night. Coarhea Dave Liudc and Jim Plgott will be emphisltlng drfenalve technique* in an effort to be ready for Ihe hard running Jerome Shaw of Apopka. The local squad had it* trouble* last week in atop b i t ........................ ping Ihe DeLand Bulldog* and every effort will be made to lie ready for the atnmg Darter at­ tack. The largest crowd In Ihe history at memorial atadtum Is expected Apopka, a sport* minded city, will bring > large following to the Cel­ ery Clly. The Seminole Rooster* Club will he In charge of roneridont. Pete Sehlrard, president, said proceeda will be used for further athletic benefit*. From gala rrcript* thr state athletic fund will receive 12 pgr rent. Ihe two iquadt will re reive lharea. Rnlh team* will re reive trophic* from Ihe gate and all player* will be awarded gold football*. The llrrald will award trophic* for the outstanding player for rarh team and the presentation! will he 1 Gators Score 11' To Rout Erskinc tit. 1 oj - J& K ‘j !I ; 8s \\ i: Cannon, Heckman Lead All-SEC Team A TLAN TA ( D P I ) - All-America halfhark Billy Cannon, the spark­ plug In lop-ranked Louisiana SUte'a tnarrh through a p-rfret aeaaon, wav Ihe lone unani nous selection lo lha IPM United Preta International All - Southeastern Ctkflfrrrnre f o o t b a l l tram an nmmred today. Cannon, who ted the vote gel ting for AB-Amerlta honors, was also named the Southeastern Con ferenre player of the year hy a near unanimous vote and was everybody's choice for bark ol the year. The balloting rim e frdm sportswrlter* and sports eaa'er* from throughout the Southear' Joining Cannon In lldi year's KIM All SEC backlield are quar­ terback Richie Petllbon of Tulane, halfback Tom Moore of Vander­ bilt and fullback Thrron Rapp of Georgia. Sapp la Ihe only trnlor. The other three hacks all sched­ uled to rriurn in list*. Ileekmaa I* lineman Vtl Heckman. Florida's 229 pound senior laiklr. won Ihe SEC lineman of Ihr yrsr vole and heads an alt-slar forward wall which contain* Jerry Wilson of Auburn and Don Fleming, ends, Clcv# Writer of Auburn at the other tackle slot, Zeke Smith of Auburn and George Dehlerieb of of nil yards, Including 624 on Mi Vanderbilt at guard amt Msv Fug pass completions, .md won prai»e ler of touislana Stole at renter for hi* role m a IIA up*ei of Navy. Deiilrrleh, Fugler, Smith ami Sapp and Moore. 2.1 in confer­ Heckman «T made triond tram ence nulling, were the steady in All America; Wtlaofl was third side mrn In thrlr respective team All-America. tram'* attack* this till. Sspp Rmllli ami F’ugler ate junior*, gained nil yards, Moore 364 the other* seniors The seeond leam barkflrld Is Fugler narrowly edged nut Au hearted hv Mississippi Stale ipiarburn cenler Jackie ItiuVetl who terbsrk ntllj St.iey who was fir al made third team All-America leam all SEC lor two year* run­ and F'lemmlng barely eame in ning hut got off to a slow Hart ahead of Mlsilialppl end Larry this fall. Stacy wa* joined In thr No. 2 quartet hy halfback HobbyGranlham. Wilson and Drldrrhh are the Craven* of Kentucky, a third lone repeatrrs from Ihe 1917 I ’nlt Iraiurr Its** fall, and quarterback Franklin and fullhark ed Press all conference learn llnhhv Cannon moved up Irom the see Charlie F" I n w e r a, the one two ond learn and Smith from the punch for MD*i*tlppl in the second leam line along third. with Burkett and Granlham are There was little doubt from end Billy Hrndrlx of laiuliiana season'* start Hut Cannon would State, tackles Nat Dye of Georgia he on this year'* team While I.SU and Dave Sington of Alabama, heat to straight foes rn rroute to amt guard* Jack Benton of Ml* Ihe Sugar Bowl. Ihe 200 pounder slt.iopl Male and Bobby L'rbano from Baion nouge. Le was rvm of Tennessee, nlng over ami arouttd fw-« with fercnce rushing leader with <-*'• yarils for an average of ais per try. He scored 11 touchdown* and a total of 71 point* Barkflrld Klara Prlitlion rarrled Tulane almoH single handed during a disappoint ing 3 7 aeason. He gained a total I'nlled Pie** International Fast Str'nvlr *1 St Michael'* (Vt ) 63 Mar shall II hi Joseph's und I 71 Davla A Elkins U Potomac St 45 Duquctne *7 Carnegie Tret* *1 Rhode Island *1 Qllotiset II Ylllanova *J Ijeniyone <57 Canliius 3* bjrna it Adetphl n lurng liland l'. I* Seton llatl an tiller -V» Temple f-0 Gettystnirt M South Kentucky It Florida St M Stetson 71 Tampa M C. Smith w Howard V. so ta-noir Rhyne 95 Newberry 71 Murray St. 70 Trxa* Wetlevan M Alabama Do Jarksonvllle St. *n Mliiltsippi St 91 SK t-miisiana 72 Citadel 35 Richmond *3 West Virginia ifi Furn»«n 67 Florida 107 Frskine At Spring Hill 75 St. Bernard 63 Florida Southern 79 Rollins At Itlrmingham Sou. 72 llunt'lon 32 N. Carolina St 70 Penn Slatr .3* Kentucky We*lr)an 92 Centre A3 Georgia 7A Ctetnaon M I j i , Terh 77 SK Oklahoma Si. .30 Memphis St 103 Chattanooga V. Midwest Mount I'nion *« Genev a 7A Iowa A7 Colot ado 16 Mithigan 75 Pittsburgh .33 Toledo M Baldwin Wallace 34 Indiana M Drake .39 Kent St. 33 Youngstown 31 Iowa SI. 63 S Dakota St. 3A Drtrnit 77 A’ sumptlnn 30 Kansas 65 Rice 49 Norlhwestern |t*2 W, Michigan W> Findlay HA Malone (10 Lmnla (III I 79 Carlrton 63 Drpatd 61 Christian Brother* 37 Nebraska 13 N.W. Mo Trlvrs 14 Ml II Mexico *..3M !>! EViniVillC A3 ( blCinnati 91 Indiana St f ' Kansas St. 94 Purdue At Coe (.0 Parson* M Stout St. 71 MarAleater Creighton 69 Monmouth Southwest Texas Western 57 Tidsa Texas lech !<1 West Texas St. *7 Texas AA.3I ol Trinity t l r x .l 31 Bay lor 73 Howard Payne r.3 Writ Idaho It Montana .31 Montana St. 1(0 Whitworth 71 Colo. Mine* 61 Fill. Army llo*. 32 Oregon St. 6* Oregon Ml Stanford .37 San Jo** St. A" Santa Clara 19 S Francisco St. 32 Pap* A—Tuei., Dm*. 2. 133# Bh* Oinfnrft O rro tt — HO.s D N tlJ k\O o f ) I A f 7! 7 \ x T SEN P YOU \ r .3 L 7TLE L4*r c l ” SG IN \ !.A»r sa w * 1 a,TV v. h s *4 _ * . . _ .. : CAME ISf-> 3* !n r ■I a k . A ’ ' 5. O k1OHi :*£■} *’ + j •if Blue Grass Bowl Invites Seminoles LOUISVILLE. Ky. (DPI*— Okla hmna Mate and Florida State, two trams with identical rrrord* hut vsldelv varying backgrounds, wrre malrhrd today In rnrrl In Hie (ir«t Blue Gra*s Bowl football game here Dee. 13 Oklahoma Stale, a "novice," | mcmlirr of Hie Ihg Eight Confer* rnre, ami Florida State, a brash tint fast vlhnbing Southern lodependent, each completed the sea­ son with seven victories and three defeats lo earn the howl hid— Ihe third for llie Cowboy* hut the fltsl for ihe Semlnnlr* / ir w A s s r.ic ^ V W AQ M /y | 'lOUSy s f — \ r ~ ' >j. : ’i j ] Mon-ii'3 rc h -W. ~f W'i i• ix ^ .(tSe#* ok * i u t.•«fsa» s<f » ^ r f\\V |J r it h . 5K " I v' Lrr>«P^cjBi Owens’ Mark Stands NEW YORK - ( l i r i l — true Owens, onr lime tf. S triple Olym­ pic champion, owns Ihe world track and field rrrord that has (teen standing Ihe longest— his mirk of M fret, I ' , Inches for May 23. Ihe hrovl jump set 1933. , ■ II. > • I thought i ’1 9 D A C -e-O O O - L NtXiHS A L42 y r, . ^ \ SlEtPV -S-AD *r (i WADAF4AMS\N£I# M A O A ij»N S v.;a S FCP VOL'.P'JT! . 7 f , ' G'_?SS1 HAVEO V^ ' jm iNr KEROSENE 1#e Smokclrx* • Otlorle** IMI'EIIIAI. SERVICE STATION sm ^ i . For. Ilth A I’ark N (1 T 1 C K I will nut be reijKirttihl* for any ilrhtt Infuried hy anyone other than inytrlf John M, Goo-lall 3FJ YAH 11 149 49 16 e o Fleet I’os* Offleo New York, Ne* 3'ork m t SmUC<*.ICAH*t : Miucsr A ■'** fVOQK' i CAM 1 KtOF >CXJ F .sO TH « a q h t ■VWPAt MV CAJtor A Q » THtaf TH1 Ch e a p e s t r W-uOM V....VRS/ 4 IT SOT r *611. VWIAT A^E VCVI pe-TFffNG SvMPWlNV | W » »V*( Schooling Opens Tomorrow Night, 7:30 P. M. Free Admission • Over 20 Racen SEASON OPENS DEC. 13th Of ZIR 07 *-OJ I C. - a . ■;s.O>\ M ' r s a ] i t r . i »■» w •» R TS 6S->0 HIM? L |T£V,W rv LiHTiIrd M .Miles South Sanford On Highw ay I" -# ! r |0P '■ �Start Counting -Wfc CLASSIFIED INDEX I — LOST AND FOUND % -F O R SEN T : A-RO OM A BOARD 3— BEACH RENTALS 4— W ANTED TO R E M Dollars I I — ARTICLES FOR SA LE IS— F l'R M T L 'R E A llo rS K IIO l.D WORK WANTED 2 bedroom house near air base, 12— BUSINESS kitchen furnished. $70 a month OPPORTUNITIES Call FA 2-4134. After 3 30 p m. 22— Si'EClAI SERVICES call FA 2 4736 — PIANO SERVICES A -B U ILD IN G CONTRACTORS 3 Room arartmrnl, 3 miles north on l* 92. 130 per month, furnish IS— ELECTRICAL ed. 420 W. First St Co n t r a c t o r s House for rent. 2110 Holly Ave. 23-A— BUILDING, REPAIRS. Phono FA 2 3773. 23-H BUILDING SUPPLIES l i — N O IIU E • PERSONALS bedroom unfumhhed house, electric equipped kitchen. Large v ard Res t neighborhood KA 2 3337 or FA 2 3J-*I. WASHINGTON (UPM -Prosor rt s grew- today that the House 2 Bedroom modern furnished apl. Close In. 601 Palmetto Ph. 2 (331 •mid investigate the election de­ feat of ’’nvoderate" Hep. Itrook* Haya (D-Ark.) by a write-in seg- LAKE MARY; 1 bedroom apart mrnt, newly Hcrnratcd. com­ grrgalionlit candidate Dr. Dale pletely furnished Call FA 2 2144 Alford. after 3 p. m. « Vote Probe Looms Wins Scholarship Large 3 hdrm,, 2 bath unfurniahed CHICAGO tL’P l i - Mary Ann home. I7(s) Magnolia. Harrington of Euatis. Fla., today 3 Boom furnished apartment, all received a *HW scholarship for a private, tile bath. Call FA 2-400J. 4 11 latm safety project at the f l h National 4 If Club Congress. 2 Bedroom unfurnished block home, kitchen equipprd. Phone FA 2 029*. YOUR NiWSMPffi PACKS SeW P O W iR IS T ^ iiif T r Selling es ta te to r Things You She salI Oanforfi Furnished two bedroom apartment, 203lx East Slat. *30 Phone FA 2 3931. nobert A Williams 4- Waaiud Ta Real W ANTED: 2 cr 3 bedroom home, unfurnished. Reasonable— prefer country. I'rrmancnt resident FA 2-7666 3_ ke:u. ii>mii forvxur Five aerr Ole farm Large 3 lied room house, large barn F.aay term*, oseph B Levy. PhoneFA 2 1221 ROSA L. PATTON Registered Baa! Lstate Broker Ph. F A 2-1101— 17-11 at Hlasrwtha In lieautilul. older part of Lot'll ARHOIl, a nice 3 bedroom. CB home on eatra large, landscap cd lot. Florida room, carporte and utility room. Hardwood Boon. Kitchen equipped. Well SUNLAND For carpentry, panting, i -i* « leg, mating. and plastir repair, asphalt tile. a*br*tol siding., rnaronry or wood steps, leveling and repairing garages and wrecking call FA 2 49:’?. 23- E L L fTK K ( L bI RAICE VACUUM CLEANFR REPAIRS Part* for all make* of cleaners; Electrlux, Hoover. Kurby, elr. Frre pick up Work guaranlted. FA 2 1733 J. W. HALL Estates & South P IN EC R E ST OWNER WANTS OFFER 3rd Addition. VA • KHA* FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Puyments I*ow Aa $400 TOP VALUK aStcnstrum Really ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. STEM PE I) Agency Cash for furniture rt Surplus 4t Insum Super Ttadir* Poll. Sanford 3EB CULLEN *. HAHKEY A**or. I Realtor aura B Oaier. H. F laller Otlando llwy FA 2 0077. W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salttuian Arlctt Price, Eveiell Harper lit! S’ Park Ave. 111. FA 2-'’?9) Phone L V 2 6laUl M2 N p«,k 17— rtl.A lT V PARLORB For the Beit Buye tn Real Evi*"1 CHATHAM BLANKETS Including thr Nation's Favorite "Purrey'* — Purrey Bouquet W'oolihira Brandon A Full Range of Colors YO WELL'S SANFORD FURNITURE i n. 300 East First St. Smoking Stands — Easy ( hair* Table Radim — llaarocks Desks BLACK A DECKER Saws — Drills — Sander* Jig Saw, GREGORY LL7MIIF.lt 6th A Maple Eli J A _ & Pc. IJvior Room Group Choice of fabrics — tlK'.&O I0’ « Down Lay Away N<»s For 1 Kristinas KCIIOL'S REDDING CO. Mann, I Shirt* SI 66 nr for *1 Vi I’h. FA 2-6321 Sleeping Bags *9 60 up Camp For ihr Lady of Your Heart - 119 So. Magnolia Blanket* *3.67 or 2 for I* m Slip*, gowns k matching sets. T,ARLES ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STORE Wide select ion of colors. Si re* 31 310 Sanford .Avenue Corner tablr' — Tirf Tabli* 46. Priretl from t.M to SM Step and t <ffte Table* HOLLYWOOD 81IOP From *2.91 MUNSINUWEAR Nylon tricot WILSONMAIER ladles gowns, slips k panties. Pro ELECTR IC TRAINS iwvrtionrd hosiery In walking li SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Sets and Accessories iresa sheer* 11.2? • *1*3. Living Room Sullti — Mirror* 20'v OFF PURCELLS Bedroom Sullti — Bookcases W INN TV Throw Ruga — Cedar Rebel 111 E. 1st FA 2991 The Accented Gift Carving Sets — Brase War* Use Our Lay-A-Way Plan HAMSfiNITE Canl Table* — *6 9.6 VIEW M ASTER Slarter Set WESTING HOUSE RADIUS 116 93 FUR NITUR E CENTER Include! Stern Viewer ami 21 Toy* lor Ib>ys and Girls. 114 W. First St. Extra (ilft Picture' — Only *3 95 Gifts for 'lorn and Had WTEBOLDT’S CAMI RA SHOP MOJUI) LONGERIE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 210 bo. Park Ave lively Slips. Panties and Gowns. tit So. Parh Asr. Sanford Many slylex la cliooie from GARHKTTS First m . A Sanford Ave FOf: Tha Gift That Is Always Evinrude Motors Acceptable Hunting A Camping Equtpmant rA n n E L E s a r c a d e p a c k a g e Siesta Glassware Fishing Tackle 310 E. Pleat St, Beautifully Decorated Serving "Everything For the Xp--rt*man‘* Trays ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS Nationally Advertised YO WELL'S Watches Bulovx • Elgin « Wittnaurr AlM r "«'• FORMAL WEAR and Do Y our Christmas Buying Longinca • Eftirst Borel •Hamilton ACCESSORIES On Our Easy Payment Or Lay-A-Way Plan SANFORD JEW ELRY Sales and Rcnt.xl Servlee JIM HOBSONS MENS WEAR AND LUGGAGE FUR NITUR E CENTER 300 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2 3661 116 W. rirst St. 113 Magnofia Ave. Gifts for Boys Gifts For Men w If. W t.ar 2 lledronmn Florida lloon< — F.H.A. - $2go°° Gifts for Him CHRISTMAS PAJAMAS Sterrophonic A HI-FI 100', Cntton Wash n-xrrar Solid RECORDS k PHONOGRAPHS Colon and Panrv pattern' WINN TV R. I. PERKINS k sun 311 E. lit. SI. FA 2»!M 204 E. 1st St. FA 2 D ll We Service Itrcord Player* * * Seminole Realty Home Gifts lome Gifts Ruild to your plans. Rcmodellnr and Addltiona DON L U K E I'horn FA S-5821 Hot; te Wiring — Electric Set vice Housework wanted. I A 2 Wi6. (LOSE IN Sid Vihlcn 4 bedroom, 2 bath. 2 alnry farm Hu.tnm Opportunity* RANDALL ELECTR IC CU. h o u s e recently remodeled able t- month. Balance ca*h I T 2 011) Approx. S acres cleared A fenr i m p o r t a n t d i s t r i b u t o r s h i p I l l Magnolia Price ils.SOd. ed land Low down payment OPEN. Not vending machines Paining: mlrrlor A cxteiler. RlLAKKFfioNT, one acre land with FA 2*301 Nt« merchandising syttem that pans or additions Specialising 3 bedroom. CB home. Garagr ran *t>e handled rigiil from the in Maty Caitcr Paint Piodu:U, Mayfair iriliun, a tpanoua 3 lied On largo lake, ha* own *and bmnt t» siarl. as *11 ntnrhan FA 2 331* room home. FA MCM. beach. Owner transferred. Price disc I* wholesaled b> ymi to ft*.poo with terms REPAIRS ihe retailer. .May Ivc operated hy t T -A - BUILDING *— FI.OTVI RV PM NTS man or woman. All account* PAIN I INC. w u u tiR L F Ih S i . Jfljtnj A trallf C»mp+Af ritahlisbed by rompanv. Mini­ I arm A Carden Center mum Investment 52.tun on a For Painting call Mr. Tasksr. Pis. 1.6 N. l ark Ave. I’h. F a 5-6123 t .A 2-0IS? or KA 2-*'fl07. ANNUALS "M other, you know that rcti|'# you gave roe for wriltrn money back guarantee 6ot Celery Ave. This can easily t>c expanded Ihr FLOOR meatballs . . first year in your -rra in a Cleaning, w a x i n g - F o n t 11 H ANTS I’ll. I A 2I822 Srrrla W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR *13,000 to *23.<Xvi mromr per 3 -K F A I I M I T E FOR H U E hemirole County since 1923. or 1 A 2-0270 S A N F O It D Eli*. Mclhvin— \»lm* Guiltier. 3— 11. \l. F.ST \Tt: FOR S ALE year. Write today fur c'msidrra II. 31. Glesson. Lake Mary FLOW ER SIKiP. W'a telegraph Adelaide II. Moves — Associate) REAL E S TA TE DRIVE-IN lion uf personal interview giving IfOt Park Ate. FA 2-3112 2311 Fiench Axe. name, addrraa, age, phone num­ FISHt.Its M list ItV IMPERIAL UKCOHATUIHC ber ami resume ot past expert Magnolia A Onora FA 2 (613 painting nnd papering • Lots for sale, located n miles W. rnec. Write In Hathaway i, fit ! \ 2 1716 or F A 1I-TBI0 aftrr si*. Oinanvratal Shrubs ■ Tree* - Prat Rraltor of Sanford. I’h, FA ? 32*>0, Haywood Road. West Asheville, "Call Hair I bon* IA 2 3641 M a i Ion M .v tlfl C A B B A G E N. C. 37— NOTICES— PERSON* ALS LONG WOOD: Choice clean lots PLANTS for s*!c. Fifd Thurs­ (3i too’ x loo’. 1730 ea.i (it roc INCOME VXD INVESTMENT X C o rrS PALM MANOR ton. FA 2 39?) M SPECIAL HERVICKB x mo' on Jukrfronl. 11730: 11■ *<)0 feet on 17 92 llivvay north, Home for the agnt 100' x 230' on lakelront. 12123 T »o rental homes, grocery I . R t l ' I I I I I I M K M .H Y AVLLL D R IU iMi 2f*o Orlando Dr. Sanford Oleander St . 1 block of t hurch store, (a ■ pump, bait hiiaiurta REAI n m . HOLLY F* .bank* Morse Pumps Phone r.A 2 7dll St. Cash or terms. T E I 4122. ami approx 6 '.- acres of land ----------------------------------- --- -----Repair* to e!i eis.ss All ktitds and stars This is * guest pas* to the Riti An established t-usinesi shoving Grapevillr Ave HOWARD C. LONG FA JC**6 Lakcfront 2 bedroom Mine home good return Total pure *72.wo Theatre lor Ernie Kinard Evp, W7 E Commercial Ate Practically finished on inside. an.I can hr handled for ?}'. l i — AUIO TOIH II.ES-TR AILERS j date Drr. 16. *3*. Phone FA 2-2*73 Beautiful lot right on lake. Short down. distance from DcLaml. $2, Too Lise weight tafely with newly Seminole t pholstery A ltod» Shop PAINTING ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor cash price. Can In- financed. Call Formerly Doa'a Cater hhap Released Dex-ADIet Tablet*. "For those who cair." iratonable llumond I undqulst. Ataoe. Crumpton Builder* in Orlando, Only Me at your Dmg store. No* Located at — Reference* given. FA ! 1292. FA 13*31 Atlantlr Raak Bldg. 304 TV. 2nd St UA 2 6369 FA 9 76J3 Mrs. liro n .*. !!cr’» home made P IM M - SPRINKLER 3 Bedroom block home, South fuiit c.il.cs at Wmn Dixie, E. ‘3t Ford K ICK) pickup, line condi­ SYSTEMS Plnecrest, k i t c h e n equipped First St, tion. Trim*. F. A. Scott, f To .All lypix and liter. Installed JII71 down. 54* (0 monthly pay lusia D r , lleBary. FI* "Do It You n r It" 26— ARTIi I T 9 FOB SALK mcnts. FA 2 4317. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Custom built 3 bedroom, 2 full It will par YOU to tea us before Homes Dcrijrncd For tiled baths, built on large lot IT ) S U Cotton k Wool Yarns. Kotlanw you buy. Open Evening' and I10MK • SKKKKKS Florida Living. Markinr and supply (u. in beautiful Mayfair section. Threadr, Tapes. Sunday* PLNECREST — Very neat 3 bed !! A -1 lied room*— | A II Ilaat hs 1’b. FA 3 sir..' This home fraiurri Irrraio EASTSID E TRAIL) R BALES m : W. I m I St. KOI.LINK liuHUV HIIOP room CB home with equipped floors, large screened porch. At The Sign Of The Totem P#!*. kitchen, tile bath, and ALL the Palalka, Fix Tatevl'ion Tiil>es levied Urea Natural wood cabinet* In large 2617 S. Frtnrb A n cilraa! Price — SII.73U Down ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP kitchen rquipped with electric Two t<m tiMi truck moving van. At The Sign Of The Totem Pole — 11.130. Payment.' — $67 per ANNIVERSARY MPECIAUl"Srr i at I’hdlirt ' 64" across range and refrigerator. Owner's month. TERM S if desired, and 2«I7 S Freneh Ax*. Alligatrr baj* 4 shoe*, !no to riv n 1 R Davis equity 14300.00. Any offer will AVAILABLE NOW! choose from. Christmas gift* oI be given consideration Furniture Moving A Stoiage fruits, tellies pecans and ran­ i:-I H » A T 6 and MOTORS WYNNE WOOD — U v tly 3 bed Sec C. E. PHfl.LIRS, \grnl dies. Me shin. S k If Greril room CB home, only I year old. SEMINOLE REALTY W.AbllBUBN VAN LINES Your Evlnrttde Dealer Stamps. S TU C K E Y S , IT • II, Features electric kitchen, lile 1*01 Park Ave. FA 2 3233 tsou Freneh Ave. T a 7 i ?ji Ittill-ON SPURTING GOODS SouLi of Sxe.'onl. bath. Irrraaio floors, and awn­ » E. 1 * Fhon. FA 5-5961 ing windows. Tulat price i* Just Auto Repair* k Road Frivica UARGAINi 17* USED HEATERS Immediate: Occtijwitcy *|i,6uu, and only 11130 down! (VI.AIHI.n SHIELD HAl L'S GARAlii: Mrst Any Make Payments lest than rent We Uuariuitec I’m* until I A 2-2*03 Enjoy solnirhan living in this mo t ii-torn Boat Ten* k ArcrsaoPci 402 Celery Axr. FURNITURE CENTER Satisfaction ur Your FA 2 7637 Mlev A Su.,day> F.A ’.’ ‘JOJt’ drrn three Itrdronm home situai F R K » ESTIMATES M« W. 1st SI 1*A 2 3111 HOME • SELLERS .Money Cheerfully ed cm 3 ACRES of Hied land 2i II. P. Johnson Outlward Motor, Quick Laundromat Service I TUrtlRV TO vou within 3 miles of downtown San The best place to tel! your home Refunded. excellent c o n d i t i o n . *125 Shirts Finished In (K il.<ut• lord. ALUMINUM is where most hoinn are sold! FA 2 .136.1 Sanitou# Dry Cleatiinr VENETIAN BUNDS = I’rlct— **3ii Term* E 23th St. Fiiudmarl llldg* End :Cd brad Sag proof bottoif 7*i HP Wiraui outtnunl *io StH TIIS ID E I,AI Mlltuvi HERBERT STKNSTROM Ue have an unusually good iholre rati wil’i pla«Uc end*. Plaitle Alter 4 p. m. FA 2 ITM. REALTOR * of two and three bedroom homes or i.-yon tape*. Citton or nyloa ROU.AWAY. Ilu'p.tal and llabt DUN HOW E — L. J. RISSCR available with down p.umrntt i cord*. Reds. Day. Week or MonthAssociate* as low as S399. Come in to see Tr! FA 2 3||| Furnltura Crnt'r Ncnknrik Glax" and Paint Co. III N. Park - Ph. FA 2 5*20 us about your housing p'rds so Blue fired parrot; talks, also 112 III TV 2nd bt. Ph FA 2 4U2 cage FA 13711. II# We»t First Si we may help you be aetiled be to r. 11“ v, 17-9^ ft 27th Si. fore t hristmaa. Phone FA 2-L'iO| 1 3 - ARTICLES W ANTED O f ia m H .’3 • buthel. K. WV, Gifts for Her Gifts for Him 2i V fil l 1.1*1V0 CONTRACTORS, and pom p Mortgage 113,400 pav tASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPIETE AMERICAN TOURISTER LUGGAGE Strong — Smart — Roomy Wide Selection of Sises and Colors •f YOW'ELL’8__________ HEAL E S TA TE FOR SA LE jo— 'tale wr Female Short order cook. BUY TWO HOMES, live In one. WANTED: Write Box Bn. c o Sanfonl Her rent thr other, get homestead aid. exemption, have good Incomr (•round* beautifully landicaped The price Is only fit.MW for both t l —WORK WANTED and liberal term* may bo ar Hour*(leaning— Ironing. 1013 Bay, ranged No city taxes. Haby sitting, ironing. FA 2-792S II A Y MON I) SI. I I A U . REALTOR A INSURUR llou*e work k cooking wanted 93 I Air J St k Park Avenue, South Casllrbrewrr Cl. Bernice Har­ Y all Cal) Bill ris, FA 2-? (23. Phone FA 13441 Ironing. 10c A 13c. FA 2 12(1. DREAMWOl.D SECTION 3 bedroom CB home. 4t»'. 01 Tractor work; turning and harrow ing Large or small jobs Joe mortgage 1T0 monthly payment* include insurance A taxes. Iu*w Pickens. Rt. 2 Ros 3P3. Ph FA 1 2070 down payments. Call FA 2*301 lA F F -A .D A Y COUNTRY CLUB MANOR A til/t Sure To Please— CLOCKS! ;.;ndrrn in design For bedroom, kitchen or office. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. P.2 Magnolia Avr. Longer Need Thru Classified A d s Modern 3 bedroom home, utility room Kitchen equipped and 1 bedroom furnished Large living room. Tile floori. Large lot Price M30o with term* Look For It In SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 3W1 East Fir-t St. Shadow Ro»f» — Cedar Chest* Lamps — Planted Sofa Pillows No Trie*,, Dec. 2. 1958— P*se ft •— O rrilh DUY NOW and take advantage of Homestead T a * exemption -FOR R E M R ETIR EM EN T HOME, available W EI.AKA APARTMENTS! roeea* now . Neat, one bedroom. CI1 frivate bath*. 114 W. First Bl ' home. Florida room, earporte, kitchen equipped. Nice ihady lot. Price IT.Joo with term*. Furnlihfd apartment, 101' i W. lit Commercial space W * 40 ft. 2331 A— REAL E S TA TE FOR SALE S Park. Phone FA 3 Ui9. • -F A R M S . ACREAGE . New turniihed apartment. hard­ GROVES wood ftoori, tile bath. Adulti. Apply 2619 Orlando Dr. T -H E A L E S TA TE WANTED •— MISCELLANEOUS Large furnished 3 bedroom up ^ -F L O W E R S • PLANTS Hairi apartment In town. 163 SHRUBS a month. Cal' FA 2 3071. IS— OFFICE EQUIPMENT Lt. Cmdr. Cleveland*' nice T room II— AlTTOMOniLES . unfurnished home, electric Lit TRAILERS chen. tile hath A iSower. Lock 11— BOATS A MOTORS Arbor. See Mr*. Pippin* aero.** 12FARM SUPPLIES A driveway. Call FA MBIT. MACHINERY 3 Room furnlshrd apartment. *63 14PETS . LIVESTOCK . mo, including utilities. Ph. SUPPLIES FA IJ3 U . • • — ARTICLES WANTED 3 Bedroom bou*e, unfurni*hrd. Kit­ T*— PLACES TO EAT chen equipped |70 monthly. Ph 17— BEAUTT PARLORS • FA 2 6630. 15— FEMALE IIEI.P W ANTED Furnished 2 beilroom apartment. 11— M ALE HELP W ANTED Clean and close in. FA 2 4013. IS— MALE OR FEMALE Jimmie Cowan 21— By (Include# Cloalng) fi nt bomr fur sate tod MAJUR U HrlAA N REAL I \ Realtor LAKE MARY Ph. FA 2 3117 or FA 7 1964 We Feature QUALITY HOMES MuHeraltly *8280 °° Priced only i>57.,t0 monthly I Block > Weat of French .Avenue cn 20tb Street. MODEL Ol'EN DAILY RALPH JARVIS Builder Low Down Payment TVK ARKANCK \U . TYPES FINANCING L*'t I wh bouse* to he void (m »i.9*i,n*. Alainnary (oniructlea — 1 Bedroom* — I •• Balks — luge twits. SkosmahsA l .\( r.P.riON.AL VALUE ( Rrdroom, 1 bath kitchen equip n*d home. Many other extras 61U UriarrtifT. FA 2-l»"9 TTInrt.'liletd Rgrk filaaa llnnr Gtr, * Tent f l«or<l, h. Sanford Ave. FA S-I2I9. Litlle' prre.j. vn roller ikatn, alia 7 FA 2 3.21, < Oil burning circulating heater, S K iiv itr automatic rontrol* k lank, tiD. Nrnknrik (ilna* ntui P.ilnl ('«. Soft Welrt M l 6 091. HU Shell lid DrBary. Mu IcriMr t ' nd IIJ IH TV I rut hi. Ph FT 7-41.*: 11.\ft III E r r s HEAUTT NOOK 34 inch gas range, Florenre Aul»103 No. Oak Avr fA 2 31(7 Spar* lit*, ts — l luor I ornaces malic, like new. FA 3 (fill l lean and Service. II 70 Outside la - F K ' i .x m : Oil spate heater like nrw tondf lank Installation FA 2 I7«k3 lion. First 113 gets it. Phone HEATING FA 2 3J*«. While Mint h» 71 nr ever. Apply II. II. POPE CO. in pfrann it Pi* N Whistle GE Mme k refrigerator, 1M Pit#766 f. Parh ----- FT 2 1231 creil Df. '« Administrative secretary wanted immediately, must have good ex­ ENVELOPRS. Lelleritead*. t-ia'te- 1 li* 14 a guesl pan lo Ihr nienti. Invoices, hand Irlili, ami perience. SUrling salary S?m> tn TheaLf for Carl Oinrpening, program , et c. Progressive *27't with merit Irvcrcaves, (ti hr Exp. dale Dec. 16. Printing Co Phone VA — wee! evcelbnl ter onal policy JM West tllh SI k wuri.mg condition* Ure exe. _____ 29— Ei R M ll'B E and rutive IBM typewriter. Apply |Cabinet work, furniture repair Hill SI.HOLD (.ODDS box f>W. Sanford Herald nr FA ; 7113. • IIIC VALUES phone FA 1 2*a7 M A— PLUM HI M i sue BUUFING • (JUIL'K CREDIT WAITRESSES; Fvperienrrd In • EASY TERMS tray se rv ice Must lw* ntal. re TTILSUN • MAIER „, ItaMe and over 21 See Mrs New an I Uaed Furniture Smith at Jim Spencer's, between Pit. FA 2 3*22 111 E First it. 11 a m and 3 p m M n t n r t » P lf w W P L AIR CONDITIONING Now ft l tied r O N I R v n and REPAIR WORK Furniture and Appllanre* IW7 Sanfnrtl (se. |’A 2 B.62 "Tiki f WAKfTPr C.IBLS WANTKD mu Wilt FOUNTAIN CLERK Prefer experienced Jfirl $395 DOWN Rra'onabtr Monthly Payment' MONA J ABA IS I 2 t*H AUTO GLASS INSTAMeKD .Mi Hrv nultl'a llrug iilorf ll_ m vj T T I fl.l* A T kb $SAVE$ Mather of Sanford I'L U M H IN G 203 goa E. First Hi Ph. FA S-0913 Contraciinj k Repairs Fire K tin,airs Used furniture, appliance*, tool* R. I . HARV'EV etc B<u|bt-ruld Larry’* 3tar( 201 Saufurd Avr Phnnt FA 1 -Vaai *13 Sar.fsrd Avy Ph FA 2-4122 C U R E S PLUM RING AND HEAT WANTED AT ONCE ( (iKxtruclion Co. Inc. ING ha* moved lo our new lora Draulifuliy finished, good condi­ Rtwlrigli Dealer in part Sanford tion, Kingsbury piano Phone afI ll West 231h Si reel tion Wt W. 27th St,. I*h. I 2371 or Kail Voluvla Co Write BawlIrr 4 p nt. FA 2 1313. I'hone FA 2-1l«t _ i eighs Dept FAL-410-lt. Mem 24— FlAXO SI!RVICE T . W . M K K O . (Tinker phi*. Tenn OKI.ANDO CO.MTILTHIIS I’hore FA 2-21*1 PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING — HEADS. KOKIIUCK 4 CO. TV. U II Til MON Nave lime ar.d mom-v thru pur­ II IT IS UKA I- ESTATK of Sanb rd has an opening for an Pb FA 2-(IM After 3 (ki p.m 119 So. 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'■“ C: V iif tr l 'K n ow Anything About M y Little B o y ?* Wrralfe Boy, 12, Describes Rescue By Firemen By F R A N K SPF.NCF.R CIIICAUO ( L'PIi— "Doc* anybody know anything about my little boy*’* The ilcndcr woman In the camrl’i-halr coat walked Into the littie candy storr across the alley from Our Lady of Angels recto ry Monday night. She looked hopefully at Tercse Gorskl, who works part time at the store after school. EDITOR* NOTE — Tommy gome hooka out through the glau Ray mood, II, a seventh grader, tn break the window. I|g funny, waa tripled for M mInale* la but I remember the hooka— my | Ma aeeaad floor rlatirooai al reader and gome text bonk*. Oar Lady of Angel*’ School, After the window Lioke I gut ■ora li bio alory. on the all) and began thinking _ * •'Dora anybody know anything about my little boy?" ihe repeat­ ed. this time giving hit name and grade. Tereae. one of the children who escaped the Mate that killed more than 85 of her school mater, repiled she thought everyone In the boy's class escaped. Takra To Rectory A policeman walked up to the woman and, speaking softly, led her to the rectory where the Red about jumping. Tbat'a when the By TOMMY RAYMOND Cross had set up a missing chllfiremen down below atartrd A* Told To UPI dren's desk. She took her place ahoullng at me not to Jump, but CHICAGO (U P II - I hrililaled they'd comr and ret me, So I in line with other mothers and fa­ on the window till thinking ahoul got bark off the till. thers who had come to look for Jumplng-and how I would look their children. dead— when firemen grouted lo Now that I think back tn when "We'll notify you as soon as wc ■a lo wait and they'd uve mo. II atartrd. I rememlwr wc were learn something.” the heavy-set having a tinging Iraaon We didn’t Moat o, uiy othrr t atttnidr* man with the small muslaehe said, had got out and I » » » (hr la it know anything about the fire un WASHINGTON (U P D — Reports I taking names and telephone numtil all of a sudden we hrard a one. Hut when I walked into the circulated today the Army has' hers, hall the smnke wa< ao thick I ran lol of acrrami. We rouldn’l make agreed to a compromise of the The men and women paraded back into the room. I ran to a out what the trreama were for a proposed transfer of its top mis­ before him in all manner of midmoment, then we knew it waa the window In Ihe room and throw sile scientists to the new civilian eighth gradera yelling, "Fire, fire, space agency. fire,'* compromise, according lo addition to instrumental*, the men "nut with theThereports, We alerted leaving lhe( rooin TO I’l.AV AT MAYFAIR OPENING—The will be submilled to like we had prartlrrd in fire Populalres ..........._ will piny __ _______ if* on vocal arrangement*. Ia*ft to right, Saturday night at the President Kisenbower's National drill* You know we had two nr .Mnvfaii’ Inn o'lH-ning. Iiegiining another Jack Itosaman. ncrordiunDt: Paul Caskey, Aeronautics and Space Council at three fire drilla already thl* win­ seuson for the trio at the local hotel. In l*a:w violin; Pete Ituktir. clnrlnet-raxnphone- a White House meeting Wednes­ ter hecauae Ihla ii all old *chnol day. , drum s.. ami inmelexl) alv.aya flgurrd ll The agreement. In effect, would WASHINGTON (U l'll Vice wa* going to burn doan tome relieve the council of the task of President flirhard 51. Nison, day. resolving Ihr issue raised when pointing at the presidency in lhfiO, For a while I wa* all by rr.)the new National Aeronautics and labored today al shoring up the aelf In the room and then some It; Marian It. Jonr* .Space Administration asked for Republican Party stmrturr in hi* T h * annual Thankeglwng re. Klrla came running In They were n , T W MliniAItTV liru « .« .• . . . I l l M , pt— 'I ( V n , _ ,.|r,.| ,lnrl transfer to Its payroll of Dr. Wern nwn vineyard. frnin another room t yelled al union of the I,ee family, held al ttnjtrd Press Intern athn i I with hrntuek.v * rlrbut . . . ,, . her von firatm and nearly 2.100 Post election forecast! lhal Nu­ the home of the C. fi l-er ranch, them In lie down on Ihr floor, lie The first relurns of the new col "We didn’t play nearlj a» well ,(ir",r’1 ■ro'iml ,rt0 IbmdurasArmy scientists at Hunt* on WOuld take over the GOP orhere, thli year, had 74 member* cauae that** what J remember lege basketball season indicated as wc are capable of," said the registered American ships here mber vllle, Ala., and Pasadena, Calif. ganiration in Ihe wake of its Nov. from fire drilla to do when there's in attendance. Kentucky. Cincinnati. K a n s a a |haron "Our defensive work saa Monday in ptotest oscr the "run- The Army strenuously objected. a lol of invoke 4 debacle tore first fruit in a Local familiei rr|*rc»mtcd at too 4W>> fleet" of US. vessels rrgis Just how the dispute was series of huddles with California The girls said kida front other Stale and Weil Virginia are readybad ami our off.nsr wasn't the reunion, other than the Lc*’i, settled was not clear, hut sources Republican leaders here. " , , lered undrr furclgn flags. Included Wheelers. Law Ion., Mar ^ hanging on .me am to pick up wltcrr limy left olf last 1st.liil Robert ion, Ihr nation s leading said the Army has approved an Nixon mrl individually with II The Seafarer* International Una, Fran., Carters, Shaffers ?ih" ' *!*_ lo. ,,,rm ■ lo agreement which also Is talitfac- county and state leaders from Although Coarh Adolph Rupp |maW coliege icorar last season to the stairs berauie the smoke and Moons. j;nJon 'he N’aHonal Maritime ^ l0 NASA, his home state at his office Mon­ had made it as dark as night on used thr.. sophomores in M *>*lh ■ “ 1 P°ln* *‘ rra*r Those attending from loral 1(u, lrcom) fI(K)r A f#m,, starting lineup. Kentucky's 'If .Cincinnati run uP an I M lead m Union pleated theJock* where Thp Arm>. w„ knuwn ,0 u- *,|i day. Then he conferred with the t0 p*rmn thr scientist* to entire group unlit midnight at his NCAA champion* op *"l<1#Ibi first six minutes against In the Mitpah and Kirrkro were im u ' ln,nnln* ,hr,M,*h ,hr *n<laide « fending 7. It Hatllff. Marvinn c(.oemlwl. nn „,r „ ,.pr (heir e.moaUn Monday nltM bv 'liana Slate. Thr llrarrats held a moored They claimed American ; dpU)tr , lmo„ full f time to Ihe Home. He Invited GOP Stale . . . ___ agency . space projects, Chairman George Miliss and his 'romn/’ n 1 ^ rommemg « « u r at halRDne t e r . were /eg g i n g thnr elvl,Un ind e ^ W ra n ^ r °f ,hr bulld1" ' ’ man grafalwrf rolling led by 30 point* lliroughoul most vessels tinder fnrrign flags lo proV|,jf,j thry retained t h e i r 14 associates to dinner. f e . l l l . l e and riillrfran. Mr. and «irl* #™5 ,h™ - « k “ « «ory over Florida Mate dodge US. labor standards. of the second halt. Army identity with him. Miliss who said the group Cincinnati, led by All America Mr* Waller I.. Carter and daugh Von Hraun himself objected to didn’t even discuss presidential as­ the ( >lrar Robert>»n |{<itK-rt<»n s s 4 I. r Sir and Mr* J II I re Dul J r . ‘I stayed vv '" r window,• Ojrar »i1 |>«inU. pomi*. the transfer mainly on Ihe ground pirations with Nlsor., reported the Mr' and Mr. Ira K. Kouihlart. *ml 1 w*‘ Then the fire hrrcm | tu a 0J6t Iriu.nph over that it would break up a scien­ talks resulted in a Republican or•nd Mr. and'Mrs. Thomas Will- J"™ . UP *n‘J (lown Indiana Stale;JU.b Rm.ier totaled tific that has --------developed ganiratlonal program for Califor----- team -------------------i5 points a* Kansas Slate turned Ingham Uwtnn Jr. and »«nt. e at i er. some of the country's most im -[nia. I'm aorry about all the other* |„,r|< purdur. !«Vt. and West Vir Travelling some distance to hr ___________ portanl m i s s i l e * and that Nixon’s action made it clear hr glnla. voted Ihe No 1 team in the here wrre Mr. ami Mr*. Charles launched Ihe successful Explorer intend* In be a takeover parlv nation by the UPI Hoard of II. Lee Jr. and daughter. Clarks- fk i f * satellite leader in his own state, at least Coaches at Ihe end of last sea­ to thr estenl this is satisfactory' son, opened with a 7fifi7 victory to hi* fellow-Rrpubllcans. Mllias over Furman. Mrs. John L. Jones and dsughter* said he had askrd the vice presi­ Rupp Not Pleased Jacksonville; C. I). Tripp, Mel- Last* I J a i w T « w y n w | i dent to confer with Ihe state lead­ Kentucky got "If l" » *'"* >urt bourn* and Sirs. John T. Lee, III. < v l n C W I u A iC f ll er* •gairitt Florida Stale but man­ Augusta. Ga. It ha* been clear since the con­ THANKSGIVING VISITORS TA I.U H A S SFK ( U P l i - State aged to open a five point lead at gressional election* that Nixon halftime and then smothered the would have lo aasert hit own Gathered home bu,l>!p« roe,.ir»la for u a u ir r r q at n the m r im m r uofi .Mrs. m i, . , *■> v — : . . . ., i, .if Geneva S. Abell for the Thanks,w *» bienniumare running Seminole* In the wroml aI leadership and shorr up thr GOP DOTHAN. Ala (U l'll - Seven in hit homr state in advance of giving relebralion were her child- "r *r >. 53l>pr *»»•**'* J '»,'nn>1 1 "*• ,hr persons, three of them soldier*, ren Mr. ami Mr*. Alex Al«dl ami provided In Ihe current two-year frem ia* season a M«,1Ing 'v*. the Republican national eonwere killed rally today when two venllon in I960. son. Itamly, of Orlando; Jlr. ami l«rrlwl. And a few more budgets led the Mihhat* » « b P"m) car* collided head on ahoul five Mrs. Krwin Abell ami son. Scott; "re ;el lo come In | Rupp who idmll ed !«• •>«< » mile* wrst of here. of Gainesville ami Wiley Alwll. »'*dset DirectorHarry Smith i poor Joti oflubHltulm'. in Thr highway patrol »ald one of of Oviedo. mid rcyueala so far total a *ta; — thr car* wa* on the wrong »lde Mr. and Mrs. T . II. Danicll « rr,n« lo ***[»!• »«•«• BOSTON - < U P M - The thurch of the road at thr lime of the were pnmd to hav* their child- ™ pnr»«* *n,! ,ch,1,:,,* high speed tmashup. The accident "1 A",rr‘ra'» " l'1 rrn from Atlanta for the holidays, T *1*1 * SI37,*i#.T*1 mure Ilian est congregations has a new steeoccurred shortly Iwfore 1 a m 5lr. tod Mr*. T. II. Danicll, Jr was appropriated f.,r the same pie. a replica of the one damag. Three o t h e r persons were in­ purpose* In 1957 rd by hurricane Carol in I9H and little daughtrr, Pam. jured, nol seriously, ihe high­ Hudgels for new cunslruilion Gathered at the famly dinner The congregation I* the First way patrol said. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. total tl02.7m 2*11. imt may run an Officers said a car driven by Church (Unitarian) of Hoxlmry. othrr 23 million dollar* nr to. l . 'K F ' * ' 'UPI* r-’lnrida Charles G. Fhaffer wer* their 111,hard Ray l^sckname. ’23. of It was founded in H>,10 ami one of Kr'iurtl* have mil been died Soul hern ami Stetson University ion and daughter-in-law, Mr. ami its first leaders was John Kill, Monday IIO O STK ILS ( l.llll T H A N K K 1 ! — Svmliinlu 1liffh Couili Jim " Sira. C. V. Shaffrr ami rhiidrrn, *nr biilhling* for existing and four w„n nig known as ihr apostle lo the In ‘ new junior college* the ,„ to .......................... advance in bought , finals m Uikt'r .............. till* microjihime 7,} 'iiothan ' ' ' dians. Charlie ami Georg*, of Gaines............................. .................. ,....... To o «y U wuiil of thunks H* Rli'ni* *rr* vill*; and Dob Shaffer, of Pom il ,***1POwns, Routh Horlda Men |h(, cjlru% invilalionvi ’•-•'••bill n f g||t. Hoogtcrn ("Inis, who yfiivc ihv A unit II fiMitlmll Dead in lasckname's tar were ................. ............. - -----------------------------‘’T r/ a m ^ M r* . T. U Ungo, Jr T . last ! ! i" ‘w ./ .n ,"" In ..™ "? ! Tournamenu ................... . lenttiH a hiahecuc llint ..-n n ig h l. Pigolt atanila heniilr the mniml Uickname, John A Janney. 20. flic la-givlaltire appropria Florida .Southern defeated IWI- (ruck which furnlahesl Hit* public mhll'i'f.i ayatetli. ( Ilcryf- ami Roy Raider. 22, all soldier* Marshall and,;™ oml. I" ' l,cl million dollars "!r for build and boys. That), Marshsll 7 ,..... . . 79111 while Stetson , , stationed at nearby Ft. Iluckrr, and Ruth A Moreland. 27. of Dothan , • > ,!* % , Injured tn laH knainc * car were I Joe .Mac Ward. 3 . ami Charles nidi instances N. Slnrnet, 17, hnlh of Ft Rurk- Compromise Seen On Space Agency I f I1 * Nixon Takes Over Rebuilding Of GOP Oviedo Annual Reunion Al Lee Ranch Held arA m : a I : *■ I , [ I I { ^ Top-Ranked Teams Win Cage Openers Requests Soaring Seven Persons Die In Two-Car Crash Church (• cts Steeple Florida Southern, Stetson In Finals .SSKJSYiTTS 5£»vihlto.'l5li«r.p *w’1'’ 'rt- .. . . .. i ....... - — Q U IT T IN G NEW Walter Derres, 12, Dies In Hospital Walter Derre*. 72, died Satur day in Ihr Ft mi note Memorial Hospital. Mr. Derre* had been spending hi* winter* In n»teen for the p**t two year*. Ills home was in Jlelfait. Maine, where hr was in Ihe lum l«r buiinri* until his rdlrement in 1951. 51r. Derre* was • 32m! degree 51aton. a men her of the Shrine Club and a member of the Eastern '.Star. Survivor* include his vrift; two Mas, Maurice am) Homar, both of Belfast, and several grandchild­ ren. Remains hav* been sent to Belfast for services and inlerment by Kehbtum Funeral Home In Meant Dart. .... . PRICES _ PERFECTION POKTAIU.E Hrg. I6.B5 — I3.'.dl •leg. 10.93 — H5.90 1 STANDARD MODELS 'Reg. 27.AH — 3.1.011 Hrg. .13.00 - 29.90 VISA GI.O MODEI-M VAPORISED PRESSURE ’ll.LEY HEATERS .MADE IN ENGLAND -- *...- »-**...... Professor Studies sth nf a atardih Dinners lie it studyinv in detail the »lar lith n,rlhn<l of sliding it* stomach mil nf It* mouth and *urruunding (nod will, a tiaghke structure which It then ret n r led Anderson ditcrlhc* the stealtiah an "animal which tend* it* stnmach out for dinner." DICKSON. N D.— ( U l 'l l — The Dickinson l .amber «>( Commerce dotrihuted free Thanksgiving din nrr* In the town>l>cfiplr hy climb tng to the top nf a downtown *«orr anil releasing J2 live turkey* and 24 live chicken* to the i rnwd below. 29 .95 HI • 309 HILL H D W E. E. lit. SL SANFORD ere Free YOU'RE IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT WHEN YOU CALL ON LIGGETT TOUCHTON DRUG C J STORES Cm lit A MigMUa Pick up your prescrip­ tion if shopping near ui, or let ns deliver promptly without extra charge. A grunt many people entrust us with their prescrip­ tions. May we compound yours? • Quotation by John Dryden (t U t -lT M ) Copyright 1938 (!>W!) vr Ganas Flowers Dorothy H; Ganna COME IN and COMPARE ^ lAHIv station wagon with the most room for the least money BY STUDEBAKER 05 ro* MONEY It's what YOU likt that counts. Wo always try to artanga ovorything to suit your parsonnl convantanca. And *arvita i* fotll # " G A C F IN A N C E loam up O IL HEATERS When an invariinyt jterm ur virus attacks your body a vs«r lieyrins. If your body senses that it is losing, it! asks for help. You may be­ come unusually tired, have persistent pains or other troublesome symptoms. Any delay can make the battle hard to win. Hume remedies, thnt only treat symptoms, may mask the resl cause and permit the illness to train a strong hold. The best way to win your war nRninst sickness is to k" to your physician at the first siirn of trouble l-el him diagnose the cause and prescribe the proper treatment. Schools Disrupted ^lfx\ By Bomb Scares arrangements — decorations — n.,.,1 m I m k r '- m corsages — .......... S a b i . ImnUns l» ri«W l li*m l-rt»ii I W 'O t-.l .ml ' Oak '.rove Junior High School^ Fowler; George II llragan. 23. wen evacuated and Henderson an,l William U Mhlttaker, 23, ol j Dothan. Injured In Fowler's carl Klcinrnlary School lor Negroes was Donald Ray Cheek, 29. nf! *. L|A L ! s r wnt forced In delay the opening J lO rT IS N S llQ D IlS nf «l.i»*e% while officers searched Dothan. |T „ A,;A \ Y - t l T ' l i - I'r.d ,„r homhs reported hidden In the |„hn v| Amlerson, a Cornell Uni budding* bv anonjmmi* telephone ^ (% , , t2.aon e.llerv National Seienrr Foundation grant --------------------------to find out mure alwut the slom* „ . BUSINESS LOW — 'Author's !*•!»• Boluw— C/uu&im ii& i 'V'J’T 7M ZX h n SMI ngll. In 5 » ttortil. i m i In.™ | m M l . . r . , . l.r I » .............. ; Kanatsrliini, home for the event Mott legislator* are pledged to Ralph Milter '' Mr. and Mr*. Roswell Noegel ude against new taxes next year p aint* to pace Stetson, w iiii i, ■pent Thanksgiving with frla- anti the Commission said it will Jim Perry sparked Tampa » at submit a "halancrd budget." tack with 17 point* lives in Ocala. Mr. and Mrs. Ibiuglsv II. Ja>k leaving thr final decision In the Tamila »|mUed .Stetson a l> |M,ml lead in the game, and came sun ami daughter. Fat, wen- join- legislature, •d by dsughter and sister, rebark within fool’ I"' " ' *’ the .onte.t ^ IDtter. went into apcetivrly, Miss Melanie Jarkwm, a itudrni at Jon.. Bustnes. Col A lllG n C C C h U r C H a Ireerr In 1 „ stetson led at halftime. 31 t«gr, Jaeksnnvllle, for the holiday , Southern play* Stetson tonight week end. The Jackson* had. in H n / J in / i S p r V I C O ^ addition to Melanie, Mr. and Mr* r , u , u , , , y J C rY IL C b for the championship, while ________ ________ The Alliance Church I* having j a,nPl4 -ru| |(u||in* intcl In a G. W. Alford _________ fur dinner Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Neely and *• *erie* nf evangeUstir servlre- ( unvolatinn match their guests, Mr. and Mr*. W. F . i ,hl* »' f m r,K' hp‘ -— ------------------------Rlanty of De* Mnlnrs. Iona, and J W w *'*<■*'* <harhllf. V C sun and Mr. ami Mr. I.ynn J. ** *|>r »p*'*5er 2 0 - Y c O r - O d P I 0 ITS Neely SI. i’.tcrburg Th" 1 m v motored muiumi tu ... U.. ......... Thp nul'l‘' l*ul,|te ,l4» ,,p‘’n lnv" " 1 *“ to *|wnd Thanksgiving with rrla attend by the Itev. David S far T D i . . . F o r O f f lC C neflx. psstor of the rhurrh. 1 u • ' U '1 1 x7' Mr. and Mr*. Arthur J. I t r y - -------------------------TAMPA (Ul’ll - Dougla* ,T . nold* enurtained twelve fur f . , . . . AIm icromhir, SF)ear old *ales Thanksgiving dlntv.r at their l O n S I H t C n l *1 O T K l T man. *ald lie will run nrxt )ear horns, including Mr. ami Mr* MEMPHIS. Tenn. — (U l'l 1 - Ir lo r a post un Ihe City Board Dud Reynold* and son, Ihiug; Mr. viirj "I'op" Slayer ha* worked a. Ahercromble admitted ire liav and Mr*. E.(I. Cross! Mr. and a salesman for the tame cigar never had |Hibllral experience luii 5(r*. Milford Calhoun and child firm for the past fin years, mak- *aol h«- always had a >een ren; and Kennth Sullivan. tng all hi* calls on foot. Hr works mlrrest in politics," lie also Mr. and 3lrt. Duschan Lulas a si* day week and figure* he has miinled out l.e wmiiu In. 21 h» tlie were ho»l* for another large faro- sold more than 15 million cigar* lime election day arrive*. Ily livanktglvlng gathering, the dinner being iarverl on their spa clou* lawn of their new home, Ur*. Charles T. Niblick prob ably hat bail th« longr»t Thanks­ giving trip, travelling to New York on a wonderful tour. She HUNDREDS OK ITEMS AT is e*perted hack thl* week end. "ALL DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS IN WAR” For Distinctive ZT,.... . i.p». ijsuk jsrsf&’s Xtk . I ^ n.iosnsAtPi^ emHna9 die class street ■Hire. Their ac­ cents were Polish, Italian, Irish and just plain midwestern Ameri­ can. "We'll notify you as soon as we learn something.” the man said to each parent, trying to make it sound a little different each tim ( Thousands Watch Raise They nodded silently, then stepped outside into the milling throngs. Flood lights still bathed the brick school building. Thou­ sands of people had gathered to look at the ruin*. Except for the broken windows, the Trehoses and the aerial ladders It looked like a parish ramival. A ladder rested a couple of feet from the cross atop the aehoo<£ Firemen, policemen and newsmen stood In little group* around the building, occasionally looking up at it. Across the street, beyond the ropes, stood the curious • should rr lo shoulder and 10-deep at spots. They didn't talk, just looked. Parenli made their way through the crowd, then stopped at the church with its drab exterior. In­ side, it was beautiful and still. £ C O R $400 p O R A T I O N ------ ISMTOtt---III Wail First Siraal................ ■ ’ al f * do* 2 3 0 tom r»»g*»n t»«a<w *»-*'->!_______ 0» „ Ht«n Daily » J. irM«» ♦• Drag ■gatanao 421 Narth Oronga Straal*.......... ....... la GAidec 4-3404 401 WaitCanholAvanua ........... Tel GAider,344?3 1I41leiiColonialDriva ... .............. 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To Launch Five-Ton M oon 'Beeps' Bothering Space Experts Say Acceptance Is Greatest Tracking Station; Animals Will Ride Gift, Psychologist Says Could Be Red Moon W ASHINGTON f i t ’ll — The Lorre lla»r in California, tt will Pentagon announced today that a weigh 1.300 pountta Prevent A m rrprogram of earth »at«-llitr launch-lean aatellite* . -----------------------------------------------------, ...................... -do not weigh more ln*‘ dial may put a flvr lnn man than 32 pound*. made moon In ortiit will begin on Roy W. Johnson, director of the the Wr»t Coail In about to day*. I’entagon'* space agency, said The firat ta lrlld r vehicle will I* talellite launching* from Vandenlaonrhcd late Ihit mnnih or earl) l»erg may lie cxpcrlcd at a rale of in January from Vandrnberg \ir ahoul one a month In 1959. He said the program ha* been designated “ Project Discoverer.' and lhat it* main purpose I* tn develop “ useful Information” for pulling a manned vehicle into or* bil around Ihr earth "Arerptanir it the grratest gift one individual ran Kite another.” |ir. Melvin I Held told the Southvide School I T * latt night. The imminent rhikl parcbologist added that an individual'* *clf confidence . tnn l-r hr retlored if someone rl*c mil arrept him a* he it. imperfei lion* and all.” Held renlercd hit talk around the question, \\ flat Can We Do s r NX W A L K . Calif ( l I’ M — A* I'arrnt* To iTrparr ttur lasrkheed tpacr *cirntl»l* admit• Children tor ltcttcr Learning? In lerl tortav the) were purilrd at the this retyr.l he pointed out that origin of a Sputnik • like »ignal *•» Important fact it ho.i a rhild plrkrd up latl week It) their .tale! belt about learning, emphasizing tile tracking iuttnimetilt ,lu l l’*Venl» should help him want Disclosure of the t|jn.il roinrld lu learn rd with a report by Krirk Hrr l.oir. importance and signifi­ gautt a member of President cance, aid -cruelly were crtal- EU cn how rr» trienllflt advisory litlird hy the speaker at the hamr team lhat the IHt«<lan> had fired r mol IonaI nerd* of all children a ml tide whlrh by patted Ihe "If we Imr a rhild. wr retiiert him a. an indltidunl, yel we for Brrgausl. speaking in Pittsburgh Animal Round Trip* get (hit fuel rntif I a n i l ) s a i d Tuesday said he believed Die M ADRID { t i l 'l l — A fiveAll of Ihe Weil Coast launrhlng* ttie tpraki i a* hr pointed out the Soviet mitt lie ''could probably he month drought threatened central nutnermit vat tanert in the dm el Iraekrd on it* way part Mart inlo Spain today with it* wont water will he aimed Inward the South • CELERY HOWL PIUNCKSSES-From this Fay Noel and Jeanette Brown. The tlueen I’ote. Johnson taid the program opulent of children the asteroid bell." shortage in nearly 1**0 year*. group of lovely Indies ivill come Seminole will ta* selected Friday ju st prior to the will include pulling animals Inin •'I’arerit' thou Id dwell on the Their instrument* pirked up the . . ...... ,, orbit and returning them safely High's Ceterv How! Queeif Seated (center) Celery Howl game here between Seminole individual needt of a child rather signal for a 10 mlmilr period lieCindy llountillut. Left to right. Donnie and AjMtpka. than the protiiroi created l-y Ihe glnnlng at 2 35 p m. Nov, 71 on a The apace director said the (Photo by Bergstrom) Steinnick. Bridget Gcissler, Niki Ashby. M AI.Ul'. Calif l l ’I’l l — Two chilli breai;*c tif hit need*. said frequency of 7100.1 inrgacyclrt MOSCOW t t il'll — Tbe Supreme thoutand men today fought a Reid, at he urged parent* to con* Sputnik I which burned up *horllv Soviet parliament of Die Russian (ir»t launching will he conducted roaring hnith fire lhat »corchrd stiJer the motive for a rhild t iw alter II* launrhlng late la*t year, republic will convene here Dee. with the Air Force** 1.M0 mile 2d. ihe Soviet nc - s agency Taw Thor intermediate range missile, 15.POO acre* of valuable watershed hxvlur Iransinltlrd on 7)l«i5 mrgarvrle* aaid Tueiday. plus a sermtd stage. He said he and de»lrn)ei! tone to twine*. inlielrt, chief psychologist rontul llergausl said hr hclirvr* Dial also expects the 3.5u0mlte Atlas eluding the ranch home of actor unt for llu- ttureau of Mental ihr Soviet* launched a satellite IlitS intercontinental ballistic missile to Ixw- A ) rri. llrallh fur f lorlda, declared lhat i missile which by patted Ihr moon T O K Y O ( I 'P I I — Fire devlrny* be used during 1959. Movie pertoiialille* joined Ihcir a rhild dec* not learn unlit he ll on Sept 21 ed nine hultdlng* in downtown Johnson said that with the Atlas, nelghlior* in moving tatuahle* ready, and that it might well tuBrrcautt *ald Dial on Sept, .’t a Tokyo today. Si* firemen were in plus a high energy upper stage un­ *aid ’'children team in tpitr of trarking post at Cape Canaveral, Sanford. l/>ngwotKi and Alla rare with 7 » Richard 15 Zalt Iraull 46 and I red Etclavon M from their hnnu » in the lull* near jurrd fighting Ihe Idatr. der development, the I'nited State* Or,me It Rockett defeated Elea- » " » fashionable I-each resort city. ii.Jl i’la.. picked up signal* for a three monte Spring* yesterday circled man got U p, John h. I urn n sj. expect* a satellite weighing a* ' k' ' _ * , mi . t i l r! , - hour period, lie said their signals city official< Voting ranged from Three candidate* alto received na Shaw. 7Jt-16l. in the race fur V** flame* lhat broke out Tue* much as 10.000 pound (five tons) were Iwanted on (ooo* mega— i nr in vote*.................................. .. town clerk and Mrda Andrew* day swept In ever) direction on l “ "dlnn) ' — ‘ f very heavy In Longwood to very i write In Ihit rare. Tliey mentioned emotional need* ian WASHINGTON ( U l’l »— Will liar van be put in orbit. Russia's Sput­ ,werc incumbent Mayor Olin Elgin, polled 249 vote* to 1TO for Garland nutty wind* Dial readied m mile*. , . . .. eyelet light in Sanford. raise kid Bill Dr Jnlin I'. Hagen, director ridge submitted his resignaliun as nik III weighs a ton and a half. Joe Baker won Ihr Sanlurd City who did nol »rck re election Shaw in ihr lav coiletlur * rare an hour At IraM nine fire light lie urged parent* to thaw the He said present plans do not In­ rr* were buried, four *eriou»ly. of the Vanguard project, said in president nf Ihe American League Com inU lion »eat at stake hy a (three), John Beam* anil J G. Three randidatrs wen- elected *a,ne amount of inure*! in all of clude putting a man Into orbit la today and a rnmmltlre was ap Carhan. one each. i j o vote margin over M. L. tSon The jagged I'stlflr Coatl high­ the children* activities, rather Washington that a. far a. «e lo *ervr on Ihr town council in Al­ 1958 For Longwood town council. El tamonte Spring*. Of tome (uo way hiierting the Malibu mo than putllnc mnphavi* on one *|>e- know ihere 1* nothing to rr|mrt« pointed to find hit turressor. ny) Baborn Jr. Only too of San Johnson said the animals being & ford'a 3,(09 registered voter* went dell K. William* lid the ticket with registered voter*, only 179 haileds v,c ‘ *>h>ny wav Jumped by the r ifs< point “ A child who livrt in the Soviet* have a new rocket in prrparrd for orbit include mica ^ to the poll* to deride the Utur. 211. II. C. Car1»on received III). were cast. fire Dial s|ied rapidly along, fear of failure eanmd do hi* space \ spokesman al the Naval PALM SPRINGS, Calif. lUPD and “ primates,” presumably mooRetearvh Lalsoralory said no ra­ J. It. Iticter IT*. Iloinrr A. Scott Baker polled 501. Italwirn 319. lourhing off spectarular flame* liesl." he laid la’vlie A Winter*, running with -Secretary of Slate John Fuller key*. In Longwood, (52 nf the town'* tea, K. II Hopkins 167. William I*. when crowded telephone pole* and lie urged hi* audtrurc to lu- dio sigtialt or other report* from out opposition in Wart) 3, rreeived tmderdry aneleni oak* were "the kind ot i arent, eblldrrn will a roekel were received hv this Dulles vsas rolling at Ihit desert 59<) voter* turned out to tail haI Luke IU . H L. Helm* 155. J It 159 vote*. connin'* It tracking Gallon* resort today. He travelt to San lot* for mayor, member* ot the Grant and Daniel J. Screen). I l l , , rraehed. The p<’le» borne*! like confide in " Franrlir-t Thursday tr> allend a John ( . 5Vs.il delealed * llllou « , fool malrb.luks. Ihe gnarled town council, clerk and tav rot- each: II. II. Ilaynir 131. it K. Dr Reid * xi|i|>rur.iii.-e here wat around the world Sweat IOC, George W. Davit 95, la-e Bomeman in Uar.l ( Kj9«3. oak% vir1lla||, . vp|m|ed luncheon. lector. arranged by 'lr* . Rill Kirk, pro­ A R Lormsnn led Hie mayor's'J W R.iumholser 73, Gerald De I rank it Gerhard! gave appaln Aclor and onelime child «(ar tee inrumU-nt Hill M York a Jarkie Coo-’an p.i**ed up hi* local gram rhiilriuan of S ulhtldo PTA. P: .gram eo <luirman. Bill Kirk, elute race in the special election lelrvltion above Tuesday nlgtit to jnti stu.i-d the .jtra. er and atm W ASHINGTON i U m - The to fill the urn-spited term of liar *tand hv hi* threatened home and jnit ' ineeil Hie nteetinjf of March leamstrrs’ (,'nlott say* R will be­ ry II, llruwti. Aork received 90 help hi* neighbor,* a* voluntary 5 when Mr* fUHi Johnson. *iriangin Jan. R tu orgattlir 70.<>b0 ''Winded” Jaycees will be sell­ votes; Gcrhardt, hi. (ire aidr* do, will tie Hie gueit speaker .-ear* Itutburk A- Co. wuri.rn In ing balloons during the parade Saturday, The new lyw let led COUDtilmrn More than 2,poo retidenta of idir memtH-rilup drive of Ine mall ordrr ilr'-r«, warrhouiri and will lake office on Jan II, 1959. home* In lite Santa Monies M-«un The young man will blow up repair and servleo fiellltfr*. Mutual ( ’outer! A*>oeiatbm eonI n i Munday d t r lion. Donald W. 1lain* »orne 25 mile* northwest id hundred* of balloon* prior to the Until* l brooch tills week Willson went back into the may ■ Lot Vngetr* were evacuated to Christmas er.ebrallnn, which srllt Remit* id a me* ling Monday 1 or'* ofbte in Casselberry, defeat *riiuolt. Red Cross emergency feature hands, anarrhing units and thou rd only half id Ihr llekrts TAMPA 'I l l ’l l — Five more *d ineimiltent J D Bryani. 2117*1. eontrnl point* and taellltir* tel up Lart Hlgginliotham tia* t>een ai>- needed for the program have (wen bomb threal* were rrinirted In float*. tlmi, Wtlttnn heal thr man who h* civil defenve unit* Proceeds from the sate will pro­ ].<ooled to Ihr Ktrrutlvr * o omll- Mild. Tampa today a* frustrated alitho In al him In 1057 --------------------------------lee of the < omootlee id IIS’, ae vide children al Die lailhrran 'flu- Winter Miuir Festival will rilie* ordered an alt out ailrmpt Home in Mavis with shopping In other race*. Mr* Lillian Bel .ortllp.g lo a rrlra tp In the Sem­ to catrh the prankslrra. feature three performance* hy *<l defeated incumlient loon rlerk, inole Cliamtier of Commcrre'* ll hrmigbi to 13 Ihe number of money for Chrittr.iaa. The child­ nulionalty known artisli. This la Mr*. France* Allen. 265 I9i ren are eseortrd through Sanford “Sem-O-Gram.** threat* in the last three day*. In a statement today. Raker taut < on*ideraide rloudinrs* with In store* by the Jayrrrs lo buy each fit her member* of the lummlt (lie only rullnral program brought he was "very happy” at Hu- out Irrm lllrnt rain today and Imilrhi ter Ini-liida W. Scott lliintt. (hair 11 Sanford hv any gruup. Th r oilier presi nls (with may In- Just George Tnuhy. vire chair- rejection* were made- hr Ihe com romr id Ihe Sanford i-lrelmn lie Thursday partly cloudy. Illih !•* a Rule left ovrr for a long desired 111’DA PEST (U P I) -Hunger- toy I. pledged hit "very Itetl if fori* day 71 In *«, low tonight 5* In hi m.vn T. E. Tinker, (matter .hair tnilli-e lo appeal lu ..II age gn«'ps. Ilie ''(.banlielerr* , Neltoo and |jd nrwspap<rs trportrd l aleady during hit term and thanked Ihe Mind* r;*l and soulbratl lo to 15 man and Francis Hmmtillat Jr. Ilalloon chairman is Garnet veal piano team and Dance Dra- tnrrea*e In used car sales here, White, who has organized his voter* for their »up|Mirl mile* per hour today and tonight memlership chairman. New s Briefs 2,000 Fight Blaze In Movie Colony; 40 Homes Burned Spain Has Drought isoviet Will Meet City Officials Chosen to r*nh. Tokyo HumilKe Resigns Dulles Takes Rest Drive Continued By Concert Group Higginbotham Gets Committee Post Drive On Sears Set Jaycees To Offer Balloons At Parade Five Bomb Threats Weather ‘AutokeF sSales Up JOE BAKER Students To Donee ♦ A t ‘Celery Bowl f Seminole High School student* trill attend a dance at the school Friday nlghl aflcr the Celery Bowl game, All AjwipVa students alto are invite*!. The damr will be held on Die new eourt where colored light* ami decoration* *>f celery strip­ ping* wilt surround « huge ert-ry howl Complimentary U<-Vrl* Still hr given In football player* of both Irani, an*) their date* Thii is Ihe first event held on lhe court ftlncc Ihe •nWilioo of i nlne-fmjl ruoerelr strip Thr ITA ha* furntshe.| <nn«n-tr benches and rhairt. and ’ ill spontor Die «. ie v rm < e ..rv and r o y -1 ,o u r l The will be present foe the ocvaimn Thought Him Rich,1 9 Money To Charity LONDON (L!Plt— One thing Fredcrick Tutlle and hi* lati wife didn’t talk almut wa* money Tutlle. an Srtvearold pensioner. gave hi* wife half bis pension be cause he thought *he wa* poor She thought hr wa* rich, lie wasn't, but she wa* Whrn she died. »hc left 159.000 — pound* it»20«»yi— mo»t of It lo ^ , harity He totd a court Tuesday lhat »he left him only 52 pound* a year because she thought he had money of hi* own Tlte eourt awarded him another 20 pound* a week Waterways Group Will Meet Friday A. It. I .OR MANN SquadrOHS To Fly 'Bom ber' Urged Rabbi Be 'Strung Up' Colors Of Carriers Competing wpiadton* in ihr suth tmmbinr derby of Heavy Attack Wing One will carry the color* of Ihe aircraft carrier* to whlrh they are assigned While Ihe xyuadron* are opera ^ , rnn| Sanfnr.| #t Ihr montenl. , . , . a eamrr in curb i* ailiohrd to VAH l will rrprc.ent the 178S Indeirt’tidem. vAlt-J. t arricr Group Four; \ Ml 7, will carry into the .rimpeldion lolors from Z the Navy^s . v t n u lra r t er aircraft earner ATLANTA (M M ) — A wines* testified today that George Allen Bright, on trial in Du homhlng nt Die Jewish Temple here, onre taut “ vie ought to string one of them up” when he heard lhat ihr Trmplr rabid was lo speak at a Baptist church. Bright w*» the lint of live men lo go on trial In Superior Court for Ihe October Mast Dial reused more than Hnn.nrn da magi In Ihr Temple on Atlanta's famed Frarh tree Street, Bright * next door nelghlior. lilt bant Carl Johnston, te, tilled that the defendant ramr lo tilt house tn August and showed loin an advrrttsrmrnt staling Dial J cob Rmhiehlld would Sfwak at the the ( SS Enter- F irt Baptist Church in AHanta prlte. ,‘r1"' Johnilon said Bright told him V A H ’.i will represent Ihr L'SK ''None of u* want Negroet In Saratoga, on whlrh Ihe «<|uadroo school, and now they arr trying served for nine months The U8S tn put Jet.* in rhurrh ' F. D. Roosevelt'* color* will Iw | Abandoned I'nijerl * m-rlrd by VAll*11. which return Johnvton quoted Rright as *ayonjj. jj, j, week from a period ing that "a tdmeh of u*” planned 0f «ea' duty alaiard the Roosevelt. I lo break up Die First l!apti»t Thf. 8-va|f(1 Sont of Sjnfor,| meeting and asked II hr uanlrd to tVAII-61, will not participate in go along. the derby due to deployment aboard Ihe 1788 Forrestal. The witness -aid he told Bright |hr did not want to participate. whereupon hi* visitor told him was invited to speak last May 26 .luring a *erle» on “great religions t|lat "wliat we ought to d< of ihr world." tiring one of them up." hmilli laid Bright told him fot Rothtelidd and Id* w|fr «rrr lowing Die irrvlre, “ I resent has rarlier witnesses lodiy . mg a Christ - killing Jew- *|eak Tlir rabbi said P.rlgld ramr m ing in a Christian rhurrh ’ the Baptist ctmrrli meeting <nd Smith said hr advised Rright tn asked him qurslinn* Mrs Rnili. go Ititmr and thr man left rhild trsllfird alHiut rrrrlvin. *> . | .aiming call almul tynamile ' m her linme, She said Die ealler ulio stir Ihnugbl .hr rould identlfMARION, III — t CPI I Ihe told her “ *he had five minutes Marion Junior Chamber of Com merer arreptrd amt then rejectto .avr your life.” Tile .all Came after the Tempt, i l a building iilferrd lu Du Jav vsa* bomtied. The raldit »cni lu* . . . . without charge by Die Wit clllblrrn away from home a* a Im m i - oh County Airport Authority fur uvr a* a elubhourr The group restili, but he and lit* wife «lr »Kly ^rvush the u ih l lumrd down Ihe offer when II r The Rev. William A Smith a- learned the Concrete block building. S Ton Much Trouble itfIant , , a | | o r i.niiua of |llr |Up(1........ ... n n.. ...... . „ u ,. >... ------------ --- ----------------- r U O t e D o ilC C S e t , A t C d ltC T i O H IQ ilt The state owned "Autoker.* only u, w| ,I)#ri m town, has been sell|nR * |„ to u,r ,| rar» dally al price* ranging from 3700 to 92,41*1 , ., , J' C o llid e * U ,N|M)S Tytll frr)<hter. ro||Mri| ln „ ,r {nglrtlfWNW F.ng l'C’ljfntOI'S ll«h Channel Inday. tearing the strrn off nnr ami forrlng It* rraw men In abandon Ihe vhip All Ihe crewmen were rr veiled by tugboat* and llfetmali. Arsenic In Smokinjr NEW YORK ( U P I ) - A group of arienlltla said Imlay Ihsi an in create m death* m ulling from lung earner may In- trarrablr in pari la Die increased content nt nrtrnir >n cigarrttc*. They .aid eigareltr* root am arsenle well In eiees* of Ihe amount perinliied in foo*t Killer Surremlers CAHIUZII SPRINGS. Tex (U l'l) K.|iare danring will la* held in — Com tried Georgia killer S|«,itce the < ivk I ruler annn i.miglil at Edwards, his hand* and clothing lorn hy rartus and thr howl nf K p. lu. < alter itulruitnr Joe Curtis will 1coy ole« ringing in his ears. Mumh be 1 11-vent, and all square dancer* led not of a Wrat Texas waste are welcome lo participate. Thr I land Tuesday night lo meekly ■lames are *|«in*<.rrd by Ihe ytan-1surrender In a posse of ranchers ford Recreation Department. and lawmen. School Schedules Tests For Bicycles Over 500 Expected A t Mayfair Social uf town goesD renew their ae quaiztlance with Seminole County residents. Carl lluhbeil and Mr*. Chriity VValsIt are nunda red among Diote rcpresenling ihe San Francisco Giantl. .Mr*. Walsh, widow of _ _____ the famous_ ^pitcher, will ............... spend her »m trr In Sanford a* hoi ten for Miyfa|r , nn Reiervaimns have twen made by e|tjr, county and Navy of (h u ll, <ruj Hanford may even get to see a few of the professional golfers who will play in the Giants $15,u00 Mayfair Open neat week. q have lo tu- remove.I lntm> I More than Sou will altrnd the annual opening of the Mayfair lun .Satunlay bight. Reservation* have been cloved . The Florida Walerway* i om» milter will mtet Friday at 10:30 for the gala dinner dance that a, m. In the Silver Spring* Coffee *** ? n ‘Z ' Shop. Silver Spring*. An rtretion LoektaR* will be »rrved n l ninttr* „ planned. crystal lobby at 7 p. ra . followed of off tors ii Direr iVr's 'will present iiroject* >9 ■ lavish dinner at Bln tb*i gay for convidrratlon by the eommil- ^Intnag room. Gueal* will d .u e r o Ire kltending from Sanfnnl are lht mualc of lele Bukur and the John Krider and A! Lee. Krhler I'upulalre* in the circus ballroom la chairman Of the Committee, from »:30 until closing srhieh has made the Sanfnrd-T'Greeting guest* at Ihe door will ^Ivllle Canal one of It.* long be Mr and Mr*. Frank Urbane M a m nmjecti. Ur. Jleunions arc revetted a* out- ma were rhosen lieeaitse nf their tKipulariiy with people who pre fer semi clasaical and muilern en tertainment Worker* villi are railing those who bought membership* laat year. They will be ronlarted be fore the week I* out Uio.e wh., Iiave not Imught in Ihe past, or newcomers, are asked lo rail Mrs It F Cooper FA 2 MSI or Sirs Don Flelrher FA I loan Frank Mchane Jr , chairman of thr Assoeiallon said. "This la a community project, a* niurli a* the t'filled Fund or Ihe CommitIre of too The Winter Mu sir Feain ..I t* proof in ihosr Intrrrttrd in llu* arra that wr do hair plan­ ned functions fur entertainment. Five dollar* (nr a memtirr*hip is very Inexpensive, ami the money* will lx- repaid many limes in plea­ sure ” salesman into a highly efficient force. It doesn't lake much pre*sure, however, lo sell thr gay bal­ loon* to the thousands of area res­ ident* who come to the parade. Last year It youngsters wero given 16 earh to spend, during the shopping Irtn. The Jaycees ran out of balloons half way through Ihe parade, never rralizlng that Ihe demand would he so great. Chairman While anticipate* an even greater crowd thi* year, and many tnorr balloon*. And with Iho coming of induitry, perhaps the Jay ere* will u*e other methods than tungs to inflate them. Hearing Scheduled In Tot Give-Away MIAMI (U P I) — A preliminary hearing wa* scheduled today foe one of two men accused of mis­ treating a 5 year old boy given away by hi* mother because ” 1 don't like him fnr some rtason." Lillie David Sloan was hospital­ ized after neighbor* heard him screaming In a trailer camp where Ihe two mrn lived. Hospital authorities *ald he was suffering from malnutrition and physical sbtiM’. plus possible other compli­ cations. David Dean Wallace. 29, and Ray murid Jacobson had thr child's birth certificate and a “ hill of sale or lease” from his mutbrr, Mrs. Roy Sloan of Nrw Orleans. Attached to thr birth certificate was a ilute addrrsied “ tu whom it may concern” saying the moth­ er leased Ihe boy In Ihr two men lor “ one week.” The note was un­ dated. Fanfold Grammar .Sehuol will Mr*. R. E. Mitchell, bicycle hold Mcyele in»|irrtion Friday at safely chairman for Semmole 9 a m. I he new tniprcllon plan County, said “ We would like to p L , . . ir*t respond Idlily with have the parent * realize that each school in Ihe rounly, children are required to ol^y the With the help of grammar same rule* when riding a bicycle ichixd l>uys, Ksrtv Urn Butler and ' a* they are when driving a ear. Leu Ruck of the Ran ford Police Children Uughl bicycle safely Ih-partment wifi inspect the eon- now will find it inueli caster to 1 dilum nf student's bicycle brakes, drive later. Parents miy help by ' kick stand*, lights and reflectors, picking up driving manual and W. Scott Burns, chairman of Driving te*l* will Iw given to studying it with thrir children.‘‘ the Committee of 100, will apeak rbrik the rhildrrn on hand signals, Sanford Gra mmar School holds 1(1 lhc Sanford-Seminole County ability In me brake* and manage- the most enviable safrty record of ,J gyres tomorrow at noon during menl of Iho vehicle on lurnt, all county schools. Safely chair- ■ISe luncheon at the Clvl* Center, Parent* of children who ride man is Mr*, l-amar Echols. An Bums will outline Committee buses In the school are asked tn other inspection will tu- held after plans and projects. The program ronperatr hy bringing bicycles to Christmas for children with new is umler tha direction of David Klingensmith. l bicycle s. the school for inspection. Burns Will Spenk At Jaycee Meeting DKAIt KAN'TA — Four-ytur-oltl .Murk Chllcult ninlla hla Chri*tmn* Hat tn Snntn (Inna In the ajt«rii«l malllzox nt the Sanford Pont Office. The l»<»\ i* placed within the reach of nmail children. (Herald Stuff Photo) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 02, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 02, 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 02, 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/6b3c629f02efe4a5daece10f725f1fcc.pdf 6ae7266525d8dea55f00568672885422 PDF Text Text N*- - JA e 4:99 P .N . ■y:v>n y ?' . *w -■ S a n fo k d d te h a ld W e e k ly J Q V-' f -l* J f- * )u id e ■III H I* -4 V • P. 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I 93 C l |*eqtitr> Pitre* tti«l T h ln o t tilin g In Irk rD io n Irrn ta : An air Skelton pantomime allow- T u e id a y 1;lt M l At the VYwrl4 T u rn t i t l I'l r i l * Ilrtutti of u n p r r n r il and baggy gomt *plr- night waa rather watered down— P la c e Y o u r ll*. a glvr and takrnra* wllhmit Skelton had an off ca m e ra an­ Sooulifying and • C h rln lm a u O rd e n * N O W Mraln, and Iht »<ui nf untidy lm- nouncer explaining Ih f m ranlng improving ovr homoi • m rd la ry that Ihr NBC-TV’ " J a r k ol m uch nf i he action for the Fo r Your F a a r Show" managra to channel duller ntembera of ihe audience. io i Ii So i iht artlitlc urga • out when It r a t rh ri fir*. [)cni»r Ijir 'a hole in th cw a le rwo all fool, lot ui holp you • G lraio n q u art'fhackrd m o il of bucket ik rtc h on ihc C I I S T V boavtify and imprava * I’KOUl'CTS Ih r thuw ami he handled the ball " G a r r y Moore Show” T u raday .i l l n a D h r * fk a n rtl n ilk Ib f with rolMrring confidence. After nighl w j« the highlight of Ihe your homo. • C a ll watching him Tueiday night. Fm »how — D e n lie ha* a large comic nan rat ultra aonir fk a n la g m arhinra and tlmrd t Irrtro n . convinced he ihould im p en d the la lrn l You'll Lova THU _ and il'a atrangc more regular *lage buim rta on h fi F r i ­ (how:* don’t make m e of It. Ja ck (rally nn Ih * n a frh m i-ln r. FA 2-1089 _ 80S 4th SI. day nighl CBS T V program for a I’a a r u n k a ih r d a pull no punche* DAY or N10IIT while, round up a few cronlra and attack on hit N B C -T V thow on a J«w*li7 ju»t talk. luiufkvi* **k fieoilne it a New Y o rk Newr<pa|>er (T lie I’o ilI S lo r t Tueaday night tilra*on talked to which recently lu m rd out a aerie* buouty alamaal i*. th* iwad*<« F A 1 *0 1 8 1 202 E . l i t Godfrey almut the huge money to of article* on him T U R N E R T O f iS lie made In *ho« h tiiin e ti. Nit T h e Channel Sw im ; " U r . I.tJ." <*coonia*d, lat wa rugka* jcl/ complained about the tim iled lat- will rrp la re ’ An)bo<ly Can r ia y ." For lafactiiini that numf) gave him. the George Frn n rm an q ulf. on I k talked cheerful!) about hull* A B C T V Use. 15. S h e rry Jatkaon , H O M ES and hor»ea and relloa. *ub|erl* l i outgrowing l<er role a* Ihc oldahoul which he teemed to know e*l It e r m u d a S h o r l u daughter on Ihe C B S -T V an d nolhing. I k al*o lalked to opera •’Panny Thnmaa Show" and the J a m a ic a S h o r t * Any dwurulino Khama can atar Rite Sttvrn*. another gueat, producer* a r t looking for a rei ■, U - . * P ed n l P u a h c ra b* rnurnd by wgly, tracked SPRINKLER about her pm iration. 1 recall placetnrnt. T b e n 't talk that a i •/.* (•il.nok t*l ui ah*w you haw T a p e rw theae word* baitnew part m ay be written Into Ihe SYSTEMS •uch ceiling* con b* b**w*ifp*d In S a n f o r i r e d / .e la n F i n i a h , IN C L U D E S : " T h f ta m r thing that's wrong •e rk a for a girl who would Join with c*>1inf til*. P u lia h e d C o lt o n a n d O a l r j Completely UphoUtercd Sofa-lied Knirbanka • Motm I'nntpn with D itk la n d muite la what'a Ihe Thom a* fam ily a t an eaA Ijir d a * T n rp a n w m n | with Optra — th ty k rrp change aludrnt from P a ly . 2 lllnndc Step Tnhlrw playing Ih t lam a tu n e a .. optra Mai chine CocklaH Table C y Howard, rre a lo r of "M y la Ilka rock ‘n’ roll— you ca n ’t Frien d Ir m a ," will produce and » T E . C O M M E R C IA L S T . 2 Table Lnmpu undern«m l what they're tinging P A 1-1U1 write ■ n rw CU S-TV C o m e d y and — WROUGHT IKON SMOKER ebout." •erica, "T h e Wonderful World of Little Ju liu * ' which w ill atar Sam Uvoly w#od pon*l.n| le v e n e and Eddie llo d g rt. ABCF o o tw e a r * H p o rtu w e a r O O M FI.im SET lunwr on M**l boebyruund fur m#«t dacurufinj T V will drop "T a le * of the T r i a l P ln e e r e o t S h o p p in g C e n t e r Hanger*" Into a Monday night 2 7 th S t r e e t •lot H attin g Dec. 3 . • a* We r a in a r r . « . Have — McRaney - Smith PHONOGRAPH * H O YT Jewelers RECORDS H I-F I FIBERGLAS INSULATION “Holler for Haller” C liff G. Haller, Inc. 110 S. Park W IN N TV ft FA 2-5952 RCA W E LS H T IR E S H O P rfc fik • ZENITH t Television Color Television Now* Offers — 24 - Hr. TELEV ISIO N ELECTRIC CLOCK ks r i;it vv ii cc k Miller Radio & Appliance H. K. HOWE, Owner J .V .V e V o V e V e V e W e V e Your PURINA Dealer — H. D. Thompson & Son, In c .f SAVE TH IS PAGE! - D C C i l sl edF R H Nov. 28th thru Dec. 5th Gleason V isits G odfrey; Jackie Should Ju st Talk F A 2 -4 17 4 all A R T/ST*S at heart Electronic Tube Distributor FU LLER BRUSH Joe Crittenden Beautiful 7 - Pc. LIV IN G ROOM GROUP (x) qM Ladies1 Sportswear Howard C. Lonir fee I $2.98 and $3.98 C A R L T O N ’S $89oo O N LY $5oo L U M B E R DOW N D E L IV E R S -P L Y W O O D G O L D E N F O R M U L A 1: F R f t O F F F R ( ^ _ P ly w o o d 'd re a m la Ih t d o - it - jo u n w lf c r ' a co m e tru e . It 's w o n d e rfu l fo r J u m l l i i r e . a t o r a g e w alla . . . ao m a n y M h ln g a . S e e t| Jo d a y alo n g w i t h o u r o t h e r q u a lit y IV U Y 2nd C A N FREE! ■ tot Lotoi— Sorni Clooo— I Hour I L u m b e r P ro d u cts. Saadtof Soolor — Alutwiowa* —J_______ CALL "The Ouriide Oil Paint— Inferiei P tim t — Interior Plat— Ixauitka Colon I J u —S A V I HU9 I PROMTS— 2ND C A N P M I T r im i— S o m H a « o P m H t t L u m b a r N u m b e r" FA 2-5581 H IL L 21.1 W. 3 rd Lumbtr & Supply Yard SL S a n fo rd . F lo r id a 2nd C A N f i l l L I Q U I D P L A S T IQ G b n i MARY CA RTER 301 W . 1.1 S I. PAINTS r .\ 2 -0 * 0 » •- U fJL n iW �’ — ■— it 14i ski ■* ' i i i 9 i i i ' k ' n t « k r i r ill v L 't ic n in r u AN INDEPENDENT HDAILY NEWSPAPER VOL Xl.lX t ’nlled Prnw l.eaacd Wire EManlirhcd 1908 MONDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1058 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 316 Baseball M ay Return To Sanford I EXPLORING PROGRAM INTRODUCE!* IN 8ANF0IU* — Seminole County JudinWilson Alexander introduced the new scout program for high school age boys Sunday a f ­ ternoon at the Legion Hut. The St. John* Sponsorship Plan For Minor Leagues Could Bring Team t Record Cold Wave Surges Into East (liver District will npotiMir the training pro­ l ruled Press International gram in thU area. Left to right. Judge Alex­ A record cold wave surged into ander. district Explorer advisor; Jeff Was­ Ihe East today on the heel* of a son. Explorer, George ileeve, district com­ paralysing snow storm, to extend mander. (Photo by Rergsteom) winter's grip across most of the Organized baseball could return to Sanford nr*t year. Overtures nation. now- are being made by official* The arctic air mass plunged of the Florida Stale League. temperatures to near or below Lark of money In get the tram irru in northern New England started has hern elted as Ihe rea­ early today, while trm|>craUirr* son for the continued absence of near 10 degrees ranged southward Sanford In the league. Thanksgiving weekend began and drove directly into the vrhi mobile, Johnnie Johnson 16, of across western Pennsylvania into However, this could lie solved, peacefully In Seminole County, but rlc driven by Paul Gardner lira Daytona Beach, was not serious. West Virginia Freezing tempera­ to a great degree, al the meeting The boy* were glvrn emergency tures reached to near Ihe Caro­ ended In a series of automobile try. 18. Orlando, officials said. LARGEST It Al(G E VISITS — A 2-HWimu baryte pmiipcd it* liquid fertilizer supply of the National Association of rra th fi that resulted in mangled The two car* were jammed to­ treatment at Seminole Memorial lina coast. Al least two persons died of ex­ baryte. i IomtIIxhI a* the Inigest ever tn tra­ into the industry's tanks, th e fir*t load to Basehall Clubs in Washington on cars and eight injured. gether against the ratling of the and released. A head on collision on Lake bridge. Injurrd were Mr. and Mrs. Ttie accident occurred at i .30 p posure in the bitter cold Snow verse the HI. John* River tn Snnfonl, this be received hi Allied here. Part of the load Saturday, according lo Julian Jackson, Florida Slate Lrague ^ on roe Bridge Saturday night In­ Clifford Braley. both « . Orlando, m. Saturday. Uralry is an Or­ and ice glared roads rautnl bun mominyr unloaded it* cnrjro at the new Al­ vva* discharred nl tanks in Jacksonville. president. volved seven persons Prising and Danny Roberts, passenger in lando instiranceman and m inister, dreds ot traffic accident* (Herald Staff Photo) lied Chemical and Dye Corp. plant here. The Peter Schaal, league secrotary, tn western New York, snow, while intoxicated was charged lo Wade's rar. In the Church of the Nararrnr. said today that Jaeksnn Is con­ 31-year-old Billy Joe Wade. Day­ Mrs. Rraley sufferer! a severe Both cars were demolished Wade plows huckrd drifts up tn six feel fident that eight team* will he tona Brarh. who attempted In scalp wound ami is listed in "fair" slated in Ihe hospital, that hr Sunday lo free thounsands of car* rrady when the 1939 season pass another ear on the hridge rundttion today at Seminole Mem­ "didn’t see the ear," and claimed snowbound in a near billiard the arrives, in addition to Sanford, day M ore. to have blacked out before enter­ orial Hospital. Her husband was overture* are being made to Clear­ Motorists blinded hy snow transferred to Orangr Memorial ing Ihe bridge, officers said Dor water, DrI.and, Sarasota, and BraHospital with a possible skull frac­ ras Braley. It, suffered cuts and whipped by gale wind* abandoned All floats, bands and marching to mantling units will tie Inter Soothsidr Prim ary School, Ro­ drntnn. ture His condition Is "fairly abrasions, tier brother was un­ their car* along the New York unit* for the Jayree Christmas I spersed with dozens of ears and tary Cluli, Geneva School, Echols Jarkson said that be expeg^d good." officials said this morning. injured. Highway p a t r o l m e n , Thruway between Rochester, N. parade have Item assigned to sec­ truck*, call* decorated ami the Pennsylvania state Bedding Co . Sanford Junior High ''developments at the SatAroay Unbent was Irealrd for severe sheriff’s depulirs and highway | V, tion*. The parade will begin at Entering (livntw tn Ihe vradc inerting" lo put eight tram* tn ^rood Vein* Predicted throat wound. Condition of an­ auxiliary men investigated the ac­ line, a distance id alHiut 1j*s miles. 2:30 (i m Saturday In dowtilu-. n , are Pinecrest Sc hoi, Beta Sigma School, Sanford Grammar School, ihe leagur. quickly. Schaal laid State (Hitler and highway work­ W WASHINGTON lUPM — A other passenger in the Wade auto- cident. Salvation Army, l.xkc Monroe Sanford Phi. Jayvev . Met. ills’ Yn;:i:i the "developments" lie referred group of business leaders (Hilled Two three-ear collisions on 171)2 ers helped rescue Ihe strandrd Crowd* will gather along the flub, (Mh.im A Tudor, Brownie School, Moose Lodge. by a magasine predict I9Sy still be Sunday hospilalired three people who look shelter in nearby ser­ parade route, which In-gin* at the Troop .Vri. Itrownir Troop ItaJ, Girl Gamma Omega Epsilon, West- to Were proposal* whereby major a good year for the economy and and Injured a fourth Richard It. vice areas, statr police buildings, comer of Firvt St and Sanford Seoul Troop 24t. Gill Scout Troop side Primary School, Holy Cross leagur team* would "sponsor" for their firms. Barnett. 31. Ashland. Ky.. was motels, hotel* and private home*. Ave.. down First St. and turns 10, Girl Scout Troop 41. Kadds of Church, TH Association, ('rooms elulis in the Florida State League. Schaal quoted Jackson as "eonIn Pennsylvania, about 13 inches charged with making an improper Academy, Midway Klemrntary fldent" that the major league* on Oak Sixty floats, 13 hands and Amrrica turn al the intersection of Long of snow hit the Erie area, (dock­ Explorer Found Dead School, Goldsboro School, Hopper would buy such a proposal, not wood Road and 17 92, into the path ing secondary road* with deep FRAMINGHAM. Mass. <UPI>Academy. only for Ihe Florida State League drift*. Highway crew* kept main of a car driven by Lawrence J. Arctic explorer Sir IIuIktI Wil­ Fleet Reserve. All Souls School, but fur farm clubs in other minor road open. Rritton. 31. of the Sanford Naval kins was found rirad in a hold Lake .Miry- School, Enterprise leagues. At International halls, Minn., room here today, apparently of a TAIPEI. Formosa t L'PI»—Com­ Air Slation. School, Sanford Woman's Club, Under the proposals, farm club munist Chinese guns blasted the Within seiomis another auto­ where temperatures plunged lo a Or art attack. He was <0. Yuwrll Co., Robson Stmrung operator* would receive larger otfsborr Quern oy Islands today mobile, driven by Theodore L. record 27 below zero early Sun­ Goods, Sanford Manufacturing Co , cash benefit* from the parent club. day, the mercury "climbed" lo Johnson. Sanford Negro, plowed wilh Ihe hfivieal art tiler > bar­ Prince To Get Car Methodist Woman's Huh. Farm Hie re also I* a possibility that (ha Inin Ihe rear of the Barnett ear* about live above zero. TOKYO ( U r n —Japan Nation­ rage In almost a month. Bureau, Elks laidgr, Pilot Club, major* also will pay Ihe entire Stanton Abercrombie. 3t. of A Nationalist communique said al Railways has begun remodeling Charlie Moftlson, former pub Among IUs many activities, l.yntin High School. salary of (lie manager they as­ a railway coach for the special Ihe shore guns hurled a total ot Maitland, a passenger in Harnett's sign In the farm, Jarkson said. lie relation* dire* lor for Holler Morrison <an count silver dollar Lyman Elementary School, Wil­ rar. waa admitted lo the Semi­ use of Crown l*rincc Akihito and 2.456 shells at Big and Little Qiic3luiur C o , will continue hi* work rufllcaU, song lest*, and work son School, llaggerly Appliance. Under this arrangement. It nole Memorial Hospital with euls hi* commoner fiancee, Mlchiko moy up to 6 p in with nearly every civic club and a* "goodwill ambassador" with charity or health unit in Hanford, Lake Mary Home Demonstration would be possible for a farm club Shoda The attack was the biggest bom­ and abrasions. His condition was Club, st. Luke's Christian Day tn operate without worries about listed as "good" this morning. the Seminole * minty Chamber of lie i* a former member nf the School, First Baptist Church. It, (manelal harking, exrrpt from bardment since Nov. 5, when Johnson wa* treated for a split nearly 6.000 rounds were fired It advertising d<-pailmrm nf The S. Navy, Civitan Cluli, Seminole ticket sales, official* said. De Gaulle Wins Commerce. l nilrri Pret* Inlrinalhmal lip, and later released, lie was j- PARIS (L'PI >— Premier Charles marked the opening of Ihe second charged with (allure to have tils The nation's traffic fatalities in The new public relation* posi­ Hanford HeraM. Proposal* In he offered at tha High School. Santa Claus, North We Gaulle ruled today as Prance's month of the Reds' alternate-day vehicle under control Barnett aud Urn Thanksgiving weekend ran lie- tion was announced today by Pole. Saturday meeting are designed undisputed strong man. swept to bombarment of the otfsborr Is­ Britton were uninjured. The Uar low the toll for an ordinary week Several clubs ami firm* have somewhat along the lines of tbosa Mack Cleveland. J r president of •a pinnacle of power and prestige lands. nett car was a total loss according end of the same duration at thiv tile Chaitilwr Morrison will visit entered two floats—and Ihe final which brought rookie league Inte by a tidal wave of soles In run The stir of today's 'helling ly HjJlway patrolman J. L. Sikes uni' it • cai. ciiwyng.ligurra/Jiow, if*- , ' f * • / total tup* by atmovt S> the num­ existence. off elrction* Sunday for parlia tisfl.ad t tf tp'.ul»<ion iirri IHV< •it! nr-* I’UftintM firm* i:i (htl stentl) afternoon. Col Tcwe* ed today. ber tn the Orlando Christmas Schaal said Cocoa apontort had A fnlled P m * International counts. In Welcome and assist ment. the Nationalists may have at­ hue lei, 33. Gainesville attempted voted to continue a dub there; parade. tempted to land supplies In the | to cross 17-92 in heavy traffic count showed that between 6 p. in them In orientation Daytona Beach nutr baa a m i n Quemoys despite past Communis; from State Road 436 lie ptillrd Wednesday and midnight Sunday. Dulles There, Too Working on a pan tlno liasi* ticket campaign under way; Mrs. Matilda Heinsius. ill. died Gainesville's City Commission ha* MEXICO CITY (L'PI)— Adolfo warnings that they would shell into Ihe path of two automobiles, 143M person* died in traffic acel lor Ihe Chamber, the public rela­ dents Fire* took 46 live*, plane tions director will , liver the entire Saturday at her (mine In Dellary. Lopcr Mateos was inaugurated the islands on odd-numbered dayi oilieers said viiti-d 16.730 for new seating and president of Mexico today In 'col­ of the month. cluli house facilities; Orlando ia Mrs. Ktindel suffered lacerations accident* took Use, and other ar ■mint> tn an effort to make thorn- Mi llrhisiut «as 'mrn in Coun­ o rfu l ceremonies attended by seeking a full working agreement of lire dun and elbow. Ralph rldent* killed til person*, for *v >n outlying districts fret that ty Down*, Ireland She tame to their interest* are as imporiant |)t Bar* nine year* ago from thousands of persons, inrltiding with a major league team: P aliflee re Lowe. Orlando salesman, total if 603. Cleveland, () I'aldornia had 32 auto deaths. as those in .Sanford IJ. S. Secretary of Statr Jphn tka already ha* signed a working was knocked unconscious hy the agreement with Cincinnati; SL Foster Dulles. impact ami taken to an Orlando Nrw York at: Alabama 34: Penn­ Cleveland captained that Mor­ She wav a member ui the First MERLIN (l.'PI) - The tenth Petersburg I* "set" with the Yan­ Hospital with head injuries. Ills sylvania 21: Illinois 30: Michigan rison will t>e conducting a year- Methodist Church of Delamd and Ships Boycotted wife <ompl. ir.ed of a chest in­ 19, and Ohio and Virginia la rath round membership drive for the a graduate nurse of Ihe IJvrrpnol annltcriiry of the Communist kees and Tampa Is seeking entry In trail the li*l of stair* (ham U r. whose activities have Royal Hospital Slit- was a memher tplil of Berlin today found Amer­ In a league nf higher classifiesAMSTERDAM (L’PI I - Dock jury. workers around the world began Ttic other car involved was driv­ Rhode Island, Nevada and Alas l-een eurlailed for lack of spare of the Fastrrn Slar, Seminole ican, British and Firnch Irnops IIon under orders lo shoot hack If So­ a four-day boycott today of ships An out of-itatc juvenile, visiting en by George Ptitcyi. IS, Water­ ka rc|mrled no traffic deaths m time on the pall of It* business Chapter No. 2 Surviving a ir her husband. Eu­ viet or Eat! German troops in­ and professional leaders flying "flags of convenience." The in Sanlord, was caught Friday loo. N. Y. He was uninjured The Hu- holiday period. boycott was expected to tie up night as hr made a second trip two southbound ears were judged "We feel Very fortunate In be­ gene Heinsius. and a lister, Mrs. vade Ihe Western sector* of the city. about 2,000 vrssels flying the flags ing able tn obtain aomeonr as well A. S, Walker. Glrnvniod. total losses by Trooper T Mark Funeral services will be con­ The West Berlin rity govern­ Panama, Honduras and Liberia. Into Robson's Sporting Goods. known locally at Charltr", he Mark. *faie 13-year old already had stol­ Parity cloudy and little rbnojtr said. 1 lie Chandwr Executive ducted tomorrow aflernnun at 3 ment railed for a minute of sitwo revolvers and 30 boxes of To Lower Voting- Age en in triiitM rature through lursda* I omlliitter feels that his work in ISrisson Funeral Home. Ihe lencr at noon In mark the loth shells. They werr found by police tilth todav m illin'', Ion limith' will result in a better informed Rev. Herman llrinsmt, pastor nf anniversary of tin- division of ihe COLOMBO. Ceylon (U Plt — officers in the sanitary land fill. 23 to 62. Northeast and east wind* public and an expanded member- Fairvirw Gospel Church, Fair- rity; ihe Ctsmniunlsl* rrlrhralrd prime Minister Solomon W. It. D. Although the sporting goods view, N Y., will officiate, assist Sunday with anil Western demon­ Th* annual Christmas seal aala ahip." in to 29 miles per hour. Randaranailr told a public meet­ ed by iiiemlx-rs of tile Seminole strations ami ness- demands Ihe I* under way in Srminolt- County. store is equipped with a burgular ing during the weekend that the Chapter of the Eastern Mar. Bur­ West get (Mil Thr colorful seals have been sent government plans to lower the alarm, the r*v devised a method ial wilt tie at a later date. The Western ailie* also were In more than 12,000 individual* by voting age in Ceylon from 31 lo of entering without tripping Ihe The payroll deduction method for signal, officers said. Hr was ar 1 mled Fund pledges was enthus­ pledged to defend the city's life-1 Ihr Tuhcrru!n*ii and Health An* II. rompanled by a 12-yrar-old hoy, iastically received last week by line* running tin miles through soclstion who did not enter the building employr* of Sanford ManufacturMembers nf Iba AasorlatM Communist territory. The pledge The juvenile uas charged with ing Co,, according to Howard Mc­ consider no package or Christaata might well have to he redeemed: / Ik s Set Annual J breaking and entering, and the Nulty, campaign chairman East German Communist* em­ card "well dossed" unless sever­ stolen goods returned to Harry Morr than 1300 was pledged by phatically have said Ihe Western al of (he srsls adorn It. For more Member* of the Javrce and KlwMemorial Service Itobson, (toiler said the company employes, who found power* mil need (heir permission than a half century, the sale has financed t winning fight against ani* (bin* will ad a* marshal* In supply their garrisons here. The Elks memorial service? (nr Another weekend tluef rut screen the pay a* vou go" plan eisler for the annual Mayfair Inn *15,- They warned a new Allied air tuhrrruloslt, which once afflicted deceased members will be held and broke glass to enter the on the poeketbook and Ihe mem­ nut open golf tournament stated lift wuuld l>e (-untidi-red a null million* of victim*. at the Sanford 1-odgc on Sunday Georgia SI ore on Writ 13th ht. ory. Thirteen r a i n ' were discovered here Dee. 1111 Sunday. Stolen were three Isolde* Pledges die now being leeeivrd «l 3:30 p. m. Vary threat Participating in the services and of wine, pennies, a wristwatch and under the same system from PierHeaded by Joe Baker, Ihe mar Western plan* In defend the last year in Seminole County, rn Manufacturing Co, llarcar , tn memory ot their departed mem­ cigars. sli.il> will control the spectator* rlly wire disclosed Sunday by through mobile X-ray unit and Aluminum. Ilrnoktirld Mill* and bers Will be t»i I-and, Daytona in tin interr*! nf fair play, lo »ee (int Henri l I lode*, U.S. Army a Irn physicians. Scientists ara Celery City Printing Co The Reach and New Smyrna Brarh that all inntrMant* are undia- rommander in Europe He told a working now on a ''magic bullet" plrdgrs will be deducted monthly 'avdges of Elks. turbrd wlule playing tn the tour- news rnnfi-rcnre the UftPed Slate* that may wipe out Tit forever. Sanford To Elect Tnoie who have not rec . . J from employes salaries hv Ihe • The Sanford Male Chorus, run namrnl, The marshals also will mil only will defend the ell)' It firm*. '(This method should give silling of 30 voices, will provide Official Tuesday check vpectatoM lor entrance tag*. ■elf again.M Communist attack seals arc asked to call Mrs, l/vrthe United Fund drive a boost," special music. The Memorial ad The work involve* use- of radios lull will safeguard the city's Itfr rsine Graham, KAl-iTiri. dress will he given hy the Rev. The poll* at I lly Hall will open said McNulty. and walkie-talkie equipment lines In the West tomorrow at 7 a m and remain Robert Spear. Jr open until 7 p m for the run off Frank Fred Goelz election between Joe Baker and Sanford Warmest M. L. Raborn Jr. Dies At Home Here Ministers To Meet The two candidates have Iwrn Frank Fred Goelt, 66. died F ri­ campaigning quiclly. counting on In Nation Friday Thursday Morning Ihe ''personal touch" to win them Sanford was the warmest town day night at 9 30 In his home on the Paoli Road aftrr a lengthy The Seminole County Ministerial election in Ihe Board of City Com In Ihe U. S. Friday, and if ymi illnrs*. lie was horn April at, Association will hold its December mistioners. The winner will oc­ don't believe it, check wlili llm 1 1RI2. in Philadelphia, Pa., ami meeting Thursday morning at the cupy Uic seat now held by Coun­ weather bureau. ty Commission elect David Gat- The temperature lirre led all the came to Sanford 10 year* ago First Presbyterian Church. AI LASTA (UPI i—Thr trial* of phrase in one law making it a 1from lhat rity. The nfflcial meeting will liegin efiel rest of Hie nation with a high of riv* men scruird of bombing the capital erlmr in bomb a house Mr. Goelz wa* a member nf at to o'clock with a devotional City officials and Sanford lead­ IT. lewis,i Tempte i.ors* uexan today inside a rlly. the latlhrran Church of Ihe Re­ period preceeding Ihe business. er* have urged registered voter* The Seminolr Chamber of Com­ after a ruling that they must hi? lief -rr. Survivor* Include his merce is taking rrrdit lor the There will be election of officers to cast their ballots tomorrow The men also were indicted und wife, Mr*. Vrninir* Goriij two Irlcd separately. heal wave. This morning John for the coming year, following a Thr first defendant to he put on rr a Uw whim provide* Ihe ilsto . Mi*. Carl Kaufmann, Kridrr, manager of thr CofC, said, report of the nominating committrial was George Allen Bright, death penalty or life Imprison­ Merchant;tile, .V. J., and Mr*. "We're getting things so stirred tee. Other Important rommittrea Lake Mary Group run ol five Indicted on charges ment for Ihe wilfull drstrurtinn of Frrd Sutterlln. Philadelphia; three up. it's bound to be hot berr,'* also will present reports for dlv Extinguishes Fire that could bring Ihr death e ’trily. j an occupied dwelling, storehouse, brother*. Charle* and Albert cuision and action. The d< fetise immediately asked barn, depot or any other house ol Goelz, Philadelphia, and A B M A The minislrra of Ihe Assoclatiui Lake Mary volunteer firemen that the case against Bright be huilnrss or lodging within the lim­ Gm-lz. Kansas City. Mo. are Invited to arrive at 9:43 for put out a wood fire last night with Special Mail Box thrown out on grounds that the its of any town. Remain* were wot to Phila4*linformal fellowship. Coffee and shovels after the alsrm wa* sound Al Ihe outset o| the trial Judge phla Sunday for funeral M i | For Santa Claus laws under which hr was Indicted light refreshmenta will he served. ed by H. M. Gleason sere unconstitutional, both feder­ Durwood Pye warned Venable tcrnmrnt. Urinor. Funeral Roma The small fire was reported by Attention. Santa Claui fans! »<rrnly that "Hie Jewish faith is wa* in charge of local arrangeally and in this state. Mrs. Ann Alrisnder. on thr touth A box has been placed in the ment*. Sir Winston Is 84 Deferne rouruel James Yrnahle not on trial here." end of Fifth Ht. lot next to the Hanford post office .NOTED MINISTER GREETED Ur Claude U. Broach, WE5TERHAM. England fUI*Ii— While Ihr firr wa* small, the where you can mail your letters (uirt'.ur of K}. Juhtia llaptiM C hurch, Churluttc, N. ('., ia argued But th* lawj tiled in the The judge refused defense re­ Sir Winston Churchill celebrated response was great, and shortly to Santa Claus. Thr reindeer ex­ greeted by Chnplnit. William C. Fuller at the Naval Air Indlttment discriminate against quest* that the JcnJGi Anil Dc hia Mth birthday Sunday with a after the siren sounded firemen press will give them prompt deliv­ Statiu'i. Dr. Broach will *|i*-nk at the Station cliapel nt person* in certain section* ot the flination League be required U> Frankfurter Better because the statute* involve produce a list of its rootribuurt, "commonwealth cake,” a wave of were on the scene. The sound of ery to the North Pole. WASHINGTON (L'PI)— Supremo 7:30 p. nt., today through Friday, during Protestant Re­ slate violence only within rity limit*. and that Atlanta newspapers and Court JuitJre Felix Frankfurt*: hia cigar and a meatage of thanks the siren Is an Important one to Only Santa's letter* can be put ligious Emphasis Week. The public is invited. Passes may He said the laws also did not a radio-TV station submit adver­ continued to make good p rag m a A w good wishes "from friends everyone in this tiny community, into the box. whirh has tern built known and unknown all over the where fire lighting is a very per- low for making somfort — just be obtained at the gate b> requesting |wrtnU*iun to a t­ spell out in any way that church tising record* showing account* loday from tA* mud heart dlstur(Navy Photo) we(e Included by * controlled fay Jews. | the right height for UtU* qhUdren.' tend the services. Jm anfftrad last Eight H urt In Seminole Auto M ishaps Yu le Parade Entries Set For Saturday News B rie fs Heavy Fire Rakes Offshore Islands Morrison Named To Chamber Post 60? Persons Dead In Holiday Mishaps Mrs. Heinsius Dies At Home In DeBary Allies Get Orders To Shoot Invaders Juvenile Arrested In Robson Robbery Seals Are Needed On Christinas Mai Weather Industries Giving Under Payroll P an Jaycees, Kiwanis Tourney Marshals Bomb Trials Under W a y ; Judge Throws Out Plea �• • ■n n ____________________________________________________- - * / * 'Z 4 '• . r l » T FREDERICK C. OTHMAN WASHINGTON My bride tike* a dim view of cigarette*. She doesn't care whether they con* tu n 40.000 niter trip*, or 400.000. They make her tnreit. So the presented me with a couple of the fanciest, London mad* pipe* I ever saw. whlrly. brisred, shiny stemmed, packed in satin pouchea. boxed, and accom­ panied by booklets Intended to Instruct the amateur In the art of smoking them. These documents said that the aicrage cigarette smoker, turning to a pipe, makes his first mistake when he buys a nackife nt mild tobacco. The milder the tobacco, according to my hooks, the hotter il hum*. Thi* srorrhri a fellow'a toncue. makes the saliva flow, Election Tomorrow; To Vote? danfurtl voter* will g»* to the poll* tomorrow to chooM « dtV comm 1*4ioner. Ilaaed on the turnout in the general etfctloi in Notcmbrr, 1,000 vote* probably would I* a "high" gur«*. The City of Sanford hn* nbnut 3.700 voter*. Only t ,«oo turned out to vote in the November election, in which eight candidate* vine running. With two men in the runoff. and the tendency to have a lower runoff vote, official* expect about 1,000 itenwtn* to make the decision tomorrow for this city of *ome 20,000. Would the average man allow someone el«e to choose hi* brenkfaat cereal, hi* clothing. hi* home or the girl he i* going to marry ? That, of course, i# an absurd question. Hut doe* it not follow that he should not allow someone else to choo»e hi* city official? Vet, the average man will allow his neighlKjr, or someone he doesn't even know, to make Ida decision in government. He allow* this because he doo' not exercise Id* American privilege of voting. fhe best wav to relain a privilege is to to rxenise it each lime there i* an opportunity. The Iwst way to lie sure of good government Is through the ballot box. Two candidate*. Joe Maker and M. L. (Sonny) Raborn Jr., tomorrow will offer themselves as candidates for the City Commission. Starting In January, one Of these will be casting a vole on matter* of vital importance to every resi­ dent of Sanford. The City Commission decide* what the tax rate in the city will be. It *eta the rate* for such municipal services as garbage collection, water, streets.sewers and others. If jou. Mr. A 'frage Man, a te willing to let ’‘G eorge” do it tomorrow. Just remain away front the poll*. A few other* will go to the poll* and make the decisions. The few who go will decide which candidate is e lected , which can d id ate will vote on taxes and other matter* for the next th ree yearn. . This election would lie a good time to prove to all public 'dtocui* that Sanford voter* are interested in their affair*. Such demonstrations give official* already elected added Incentive. t • Mrs. Helen Epifano Dies In Hospital hi r«. Helen F.. Epifano. 43, dint *l < P m. Saturday In the Orlan­ do Air force Rive Hospital. She was bom Nor. S . 1913. in tndtanpolis, Ind She resided in Sanford at l i t Country Club Road, and was a member of Alt Souls Catholic Church Death followed a lengthy illness. Survivors include her husband, Anthony A Epifano, stationed ai NAS Sanford, one son. Anthony J. Epifano. Sanford: four sister*. Mrs. Betty Steffy. Mr* Mary Ostenforth. Mr* Mar;srrt Shanahay, sit «/ IndlananoU*. Me*. JoAnn Hull, Kty Wait; two bro­ thers Bernard Harmon. Indiana­ polis and George Harmon. Bristol. Va. Funeral m an will he held to­ morrow at 14 a. m. at All Setila Catholic Church, with the Rev. Richard Lyons officiating. The rosary will be reetted at T tonight at Rrisson Funeral Home. • Buy Christmas Seals The annual Christma* Seal campaign is under way in Seminole County. More than 12,000 individuals will get the colorful Seals, money for which will lie used to fight tubereuloeU. Seminole resident* are urged to drop a check in the mail to pay for the Seal*. A fter buying them, residents should put them on their Christmas cant* and package*. The fight to wipe out. or at least control, tuberculosis hi* made great strides in the past few year*. A vaccine now i* being tested. It has worked in a few isolated rosea, but it will be five or tic years before scientists have a definite anawer as to whether it i* the answer to TH Although TH can be effectively trratrd, there m w is no known way of preventing thi* disease. Thirteen new case* were found til in uCUIIltUil; Seminole County discov !Mr€U lUUiiU Vtill 111> last IA3I Jyear. IW i They i Uf) were n i l l* flIJM hUl • tred by the mobile X-ltay unit ami physician*. The mobile unit which ie used in thi* county t* financed by the over-all TH program. Part of thi* money come* from the tale* of Christmas Seal* If you have received your Seal*, please mall that chrvk. I f you haven’t, a telephone call to Mr*. Lorraine Graham. FA 2-4792 will start the Seal* on their way to your mailbox. Final Riles Held For Walter Meeds Fuaersl mm tees for Walter P Meeds. 04, were held at t t a n today us the First Prtsbvtinan Ckurrh. Mr. Meeds died Fnday at Sentinel? Memorial Hospital He was horn Aug t. 1*74 tn Cmcmnatil and earn* to Sanford & years ago from Mrrtdan. Misi , wker* he owned and operated the Meeds Lumber Co lor ovtr 34 }*srs. It* w*» a past potentate of Ham asa Temple. Meridian, amt served on the board of managers of the Masonic Home there lie was also a past eaalted ruler el the Elks Lodge In Mendian. Mr. Mreda resided tn Sanford at M t P art Ave. He was a mem twr <4 the First Presbyterian (Vurrh He and Hi wife rectrtly teWhraied tneir loth wedding an Bial nary Survivors iBcluvJr hi* w.ir. Mrs Aar.lt Laune Meeds. one daughter Mrs Ralph Austin Smith, San fard. two grandsons, Ralph Austin South J r , Quitman. Miss, and Witter Meeds Smith, Mobile. Ala a*d three great gtaM thrdrtn. Legal Notice Carol Jane and N'sn Meeds Smith, Quitman, and Brett Maury Smuh. Mobile. Services were conducted th.s morning by the Rev A C. Mrtn b is . Bunal was in Greenwood Cemetery, Orlando. Bruton Fun eral Home was in charge cf local arrangements. Active Pallbearers were Dr C W Raker, Waltrr Fessler. Ran­ dall Chase. George Wells. Dr VV D. Gardiner, B. H Crumley Han wary pallbearer* were J C Mit rhell. L I. Fritter. Sidney Chase A J Petersen. Francis Mrrt weather Dr Leonard Munson. Dr J C Boyce. Martin Stmeriphtr. George Maff.tt, P. T. Piety. F. Compstnn. the Rev J H Root. D L Harper, and W D. Hoffman Oil Lino Action Sot TEHRAN, Iran ilT l* — Tbs Iranian Parliament planned to lake official actum today on an Iranian.Turkish agreeutev. for the CMStTMtMa of a i-»-nnJt»?a dollar Ml pipeline through the t«o rmsalrie*. '!• f i t i • •«« *t i'l# * M«i| Ja-io# Legal Notice l«anlthwv» i •■•!!. Mai* tf FUfttk i\ m o m ir. 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U A ti )UI. tVffiiM Nfilfskgr «* I* H«a4#« •YLNpTlicv a VilNTvwH »1*fk *nf )k» »*.%*?• litv f * * i f r E i* v « t )U F (n * r* e • a. • L in k * r *k n. I H s« i I4 |»B liD iiH Urtiiv *'■**# H * m t M if f at ■t’l f ^ bxVAv l l i b t ---- naiwrOar. S a a S tr £ ;• p t k u taa sfg U n * < -.U i • ** 5 .a *| UtX THATS OUR *BUSINESS 0 Let ua help jwi with your Insurance problem*. Stop la and talk «lth ua at any lima without obligation to you. Representing American Kir* 4 Casually C. BOB CRUMUY, .AGT, JOHN H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY A T L A N T IC B A N K B LD G . F .A 2-0373 M. L V SONNY' RABORN, JR. FOR CITY COMMISSIONER V O U T S I D E W H IT E ★ NATIVE OF FLORIDA: LIVED IN SANFORD 29 OF HIS 31 YEARS. HOUSE PAINT ★ HAS PROVEN HIS INTEREST IN CIVIC AFFAIRS. ★ YOUNG BUSINESSMAN, HOME OWNER AND PARENT. ★ NOT SPONSORED OR BACKED. FINANCIALLY OR OTHERWISE BY ANY PERSON, GROUP OR ORGANIZATION. 5.2(1 ta ll. t« * — Pl ent y Of Parking Space aa* tMMwSk kaiarWar n in a ir n a x a t u s as* |*a w**a \ FOR H0MI- ATOR s t. *»iw >i ik * r * - i m ix ** ik * x*l *1 V - * | t t * a at S u i t X Ik?*. v a * ita V*» i 4*< wxvm M la a we " * * * .*« «*» t »li*W r*a*a « * x * w a a m w e •***•*. •* « * *• vkw wsw Me ■ W itS N v M ml k ll I I * |M *I H k i I r t a ia s la ski* |S "The ash was dessicant, itimuturn* hi* pipe into ■ soupy mesa, and causes him to return to e l|t- lant and antiseptic. Applied to wounds, It wa* accompanied by rettea. I bought some strong tobacco, a moderately severe burning Istts i per instructions because U Ing ■ few minutes. As an oint­ burns cooler. Ut up the bigger ment made with lanolin It atlayrd of myr new pipes and was prepar­ Use severest Itching almost Imme ing to soothe myself when there diately. It wa* atm good for a arrived from the Tobacco,Indus- dentifrice and aa a metal polish." try Reaearrh Committee a learn­ I'U not be using ash from my ed document enUlled: Medical new pipes as a toothpaste no mat­ Use of Tobacco Past and Present. ter what Doc Duma* claimed. Hil­ Nobody much uses tobacco to­ da can buy her silver polish in a day aa a medicine, hut H. Sit- jar; I don't Intend to generate it vetie. Ph D.. P. S. Larson, Ph for her In my new pipes D . and H. B. Ilaag, M. D . of My tongue's sore enough sa^t Richmond. Va., tbe authors, laid In the language peculiar to rnediros that tobacco probably la a bet­ ter Iranqutlircr than any whilr pill or colorful capsule a doctor ran prescribe With my pipe spouting curative fumes. I felt tranquil), xll right, and a little weak in tbe stomach, like a smaU boy trying Ms first rlgar. but I plowed into that hairrauing them of the expert*, aa first published by the Mrcinia Medical Monthly. At one time er another. It devsViped, tobacco ha* been proscrib­ ed (or most of the ailment* to which mankind is beholden, Some­ time* it seemed to cure the pat ANNOUNCING lent; sometimes it killed him. In 1M0, the authors said, to­ a NEW Schedule bacco was said by some to he good for an aching tooth, but one dentist ttulfed a pea-sill plug of it mto a hollow tooth and manag­ of Existing Shows ed lo poison hit victim. In 1032 Now you can enjoy tm a week-old infant was given two tahleipoon* of water impregnated thrill-packed ncrformance* ot with tobjc;o smoke to make it _MurbHnml'* ’‘educated” por­ poises, immediately following sleep at night. H died. AatisepUe cigarettes, made of •itch of the rer-popular tobacco, eucalyptus and iodoform Jumping a n il Underwater disguised with coffee, came into > use in 1093. One Dr. Vanderbough feeding programs. in 1024 plastered the chesta o f . Complete show.* begiq: babies suffering flora croup with 9:30 11:00 * 12:30 a paste featuring Scotch snuff The 2:00 3:30 4 :S0‘* doc swore by It. In 1124 several Look in on the mysterious French physicians ireatrd gout with tobacco smoke. In 1t3t one life beneath the sea . , • Dr. Nigmood found tobaefo good through 300 porthole* at the for mosquito bites, world's foremost oceanarium. ' Dumas (1937i prepared tobacco ash by burning tobacco on a wire MARINELAND screen, then finely pulverised the ash In a mortar." the authors con­ ON FLORIDA AIA tinued. Hr used this in the treat­ 14 Ml. 80. ST. AUGUSTINE ment of athlete's foot with very satisfactory effect. VOTE TOMORROW AT CITY HALL r? XAJCCXS Ost*M aa M -- ----------jXaj Sa.We»*a** a. i ii? hv flL A m X E It Z’A'iftV'intSRasf t*e*i* etaev* Package Store KoVSIXG ACTROimCS MASTER a » IV * a *l*s*v*», *an— a a* ra u tiK t u. Arcade .-■yx A i c * r r r c :« Reds Given Permits LONDON (U P I1 - Hunter* in the Soviet "virgin land" provtn.-e o f Kaiakhstan h a v e been given l i ctnsei to shoot IOC.OCO antelopes mcx. the government petroleum havr been the first in history in thit winter, Moscow Radio said. corporation that took over the ex­ which aitacks on the United Mates propriated properties of the private did not figure Mateo* expressed Legal Notice oil companies and the state owned an earnest desire to continue Ihe railways Rut to take these steps good relationship that ha* long i t iw* « m i mi i k i * *wwir uw«a*. • i m s v n i K !• • • « * . n **so « . will certainly alienate important prev ailed la r* * k ll«. elements that have supported a The pressure is great, and not Iw r * i r.wia** ml middle of thr road course for the alone from the left. In his three- Xl.vnv.-l * K. JO UNION P n *s n 4 past II years. hour talk at Acapulco with Sena­ T * *11 I r H I i - n • • * P»***wi lew*Nor ran Mateos ignore the swot tor Lyndon B Johnson. Mateo* laa r i i l w * •* Ii m i i I * *•*••*■ len cost of the military sen ice. I stressed, as he had done la his ■*IW *'.•••••■ T-m an-s ea.-h *t **« »re ! since under Mexican law no high- camptign. tbe need for m ater nMlfl-W an * r*<*vilr*4 t» p r iie n t ranking officer ever retired, they i United Mstrs capital investment, i t } -laira* arv-J S w i l l * * 1 1 * Sow • r i l t h i r »f van m*i »»’ • •»»*"** all continue to draw full pay and both governmental am) private. . * t . t * af M*P.<fe 17 JO H N ­ Tbe two men. both of them ksv- vs* emoluments SON t>»^aa*aJ, Uta -f Stop* Coax During the riots Ibis p y t A u ­ , ing background* of hardship and l>, N arIK l>xh*lL ta t»a C a # « ll gust the Army was completely to even poverty in the Southwest, tot Judaa aC Siavlnali i 'j «»i i f t v d J * *1 kla nCCv. 1 In IX» . -art ».-na- »f yal lo ihe government and play­ along very well. But whether the aafat Vaunts at SanfafW V l . r i V* ed an important part tn stopping United Stste* can ronttnur to pour • I t L I a a l * k t r a U - Wif nvanth* f r - i u - m i a f vh* t i n t p a k l i c s t l a a disorders touched off by an in­ dollars intc Mexico when trill- »C » t*>ia natira SUrk t U l m * r Uacrease tn bus fare* Know led sea- uon threatens more and more to fnan* - h a l l l a In n r l l l a r * n 4 a n a l l erode their usefulness is a larger t t a t a t k a p l » - a af t a a l la n a * n a d h'to otisrvrr* here belies* that if l oC fic * i l i r B i i af i x « - t a i m a n t . the Army had wavered, the gov­ question, and only the new Presi­ M a - 4 **-ait - a l a . t i ta S r i ' l f i l i n ' ernment might hav* been over dent ran answer it. l* t . k l a a f t n t . #r s tl e fn a s *"l thrown and a d t-tatnrshtp install­ If he resist* demand* to devalue s a r l a d a l a l m - r 4*rnin4 n a t aa l t Sa t a l i ed So tor the new- President to ihe peso, which will mean mere ft]ad aI kt a. M v R JaSnaan tampef with the privileges of the inflation-, and if he takea Ihe bmh .va A ntlllary sJav iaiilra taf a f steps that are essential, then the t k a Statkla - f military would plainly endanger a M arrua 17 Jaksiaa. I i . - t u f i investment boom and one party delicate balance. There have been other danger government of the center will «on sign* In Julv the Communist-do­ unue and there t* high hope tor minated Federation of Trade t'n the future In more ways than one this rniu toe.*, under the direction of Vin­ O. D. Farrell’s cente Lombardo Toledano. captur­ guratton is a turning point It will ed the Railway Workers I'nwn. not he possible for very much one of the largest ta the country longer w coast Out of the com­ An avowed Communist. Demetrio plex heritage of the past have Valleyo Martinet, was put in a* come insistent demands that can dollar a day and the government not he ignored. raised their pay t i cents, which was considered insufficient. The Shah Visits Italy Flectrral Weraers I'nion also ha* ROME it’P tv—The Shah of traa Featuring elected a Communist. Augustus arrived Thurrtay for bia firit Ssnchtt Debnt, as president visit her* since Italy and his r» Tht Very Bent These are large straw* is the in­ two broke Mideaat tradition with flationary wind. The bitter squeeic aa Ml prospecting agreement gtv 310 E. In! between «*ge*. which always lag ' lag Iran ti per rent ef drilling behind swiftly spiralling price*, profits tin give the Communist dominated left, grestflyr entreMed dunag the boom, a new and sinister epporUnity Mateos it given high marks by almost everyone as an honest man of ook!« lattelior.x. Hit election campaign, conducted under Menco s one party a;, stem, is said to » .*r aa Monday, December 1, 19.>s P »fT 2 Washington Calling By Mstnuit tklid* MEXICO Cl TV—The dimrnaioas of the task fadng Mexico's new President, Adotfa Lopei Mateos, are rot essentially different frvm the outlines of the )ob confronting any erne of a number cf cewly elected governors in the lasted Statrs. One word sums up mast of the troubles — and they are grave indeed — that Mateos must try la master inflation. The rising cast cf the services government provides, p k i an ever Inereastn; number cf serv* ices an empie treasury and thr menacing spiral of rtsirg living costs — these are the elements of the problem with which the studious new President must grap­ ple But they are far more acute here than they are north of the border. While tiung costs rose something tike its perrrnt tn the first six jr a r s of (hr Eisenhower Administration, they have cone up here about so percent m the same time Mexico has had a tremendous boom. It Is evidenced in this <i inordinary city which is pushing the Oor> (Vxd mark tn population, moving Into the top to of the ww'.d'i cities To ns* w bo had not been here tn X year*, thr thar.ee* are fantastic — the great gists and steel ikyitrapers, the broad avenues, the unending tra f­ fic This is altogether another Mexi­ co from that simpler era of two decade* ag« when the country *tt!l tiled for tbe matt part in the feudal past Taking rfflce foe a term of ttx years to which he cannot be re elected Mateos inerssor. Ruii Cortinei managed to r scape, but only by a narrow- mar tin The new President must make some reell) tough decision* o r aecep: a continuing ixflstiaa that threaten* both ihe government and the economy. He must ra.se taxes and *t f-e same time scale back tbe xnf.atrd bureiiscritie* of !>• -e i; «**>■•> Fred Othman Says i TAKE M Y PEN IN H AND— " Editorials ^V ; -U LUMBER CO.* INC. MI would sincerely like to s e n e you as City Commissioner and will appreciate your coasideration and vote** 700 FRENCH AVE. C» Maaik *n *< FA 2-T1J1 SANFORD Pd. FnJ. Adr l r |f . U * W j u \ ib » i , Jr. , �" TVtr. 1. Pnw S Rite #anforh u*: KrraTh chapter Welcome Wagon Has las Meet Fashion Show Plans Jh& W o m a n A ( h tq k W o m a n ’s P a g e Pbana FJ PA t MU Cliiabrlb Athby, Wnaiaa'i Editor Phone At this time of year Oirivtma* I* are white *hrll* with Mur pearl inj while sac thtll* for the jv-in decoration* err of intern! to all. renter* on blue wrapping l*»rcr. I tettia a;air»t a h*r\;rxund of red The Norman de Vcre Howard Sanford ha* at trail one talented Git:* to relative* and friend* in 1ahcll paper. While ihcll* are na tapter. United Daughter* of the lady whoie effort* in the sift .he North portray palm trrr u t1„ P ril, w miy bf MlUy The W i’cume Macon ( luh fci’l corn* Wag n. Mcnib.'r* rf the ,-|u rnfcdcrao. met F'ridav at the * t i ppln8 department are eitraord * " BC’ ,.Tht« ar* * ubtaiird. lia r f/,h. thrown UP ^ rp c n io r a farhton thow and card 'will m v r j* mcdel* They a. •me of Mr 7. B Ratliff, with inary. Her idra* for delightful rd on the top* of h u r t m hat 0„ , , P ro!. |P„ P hundred* r* W It Kirby and Mr* W. trim are endleaa. Although the party at the Woman'* Club «*n Mis Fiati Morgan, Mu J r ley will not tw dca'rr^ed when pf N rd. n J1(I doe* not wi»h to have her name the gift u unwrapped. To rieaie M s Thunday. Dec. I, at 7:50 p. » . Dir.ki-*. Mr*. Shirley Remaberjr '. Carter r* eo-hoitr*'e». Mr*. David Caldwell, preaident. revealed, ahe genrrouily offered m u »crnr. arrange ahelli and all- Jjjj** j l P n»l »hr1H can ^ The faihlon* will ba pre-entrl Mu Belhy Dchord. Mr*. Vlir rnided. It wa* announced that to aha re her irvrri*. err gliltrr at the bottom of thr ltd aroopctl up by the handful on the Ly Y'owelTa. a aponior of the WrN -'"ilth. .Mi*. Anne Sir :Vo« ■.■ c annual meeting of Dutrirl The gur»t room of hrr home to rrpreacnl the *il*rr «and* of .•an'* . . . . by ... lake* and .rim . . . .*. . Membera of all of the Home dent. Mr*. I.ynn Moaler, (M eda *—— Mr% W illi H ie ProkncK an'! Mr IN* ||u * . Mr*. Ruth Hal V T ,' ** hf'd S*n(°r'' °! Jh“ “,?'C ^ '!™ V i H r rreator In thi. article dr Hemonatralion Club* In the county Club; aceond vie* pre.ldent. Mr*. « •* ; T“ w ■ ' » n « r , „ . . . . . . S K T S ^ S S i T S t t K S ’ . " '; rf £ i & , T l; J ? 2 < * ~ .................... f « r « « • >■*>• » « ~ * C M * r.tri«. mm:* uill be in v o l f . ! cr for tfce meeting and toM of >hrll*. fflt. puppets, due and in frinjetl m ri'*finb!e palm U>liasr sltr wUt *n«l ' l!> l>fmo mt rat ion tenter «>n ifcretarjr, Mtttharlea A rntt, 'rz':r* llJr nV:tA ^ **! nuiicnU *hng hiMorieal line* A numerable other article! that fall Tin> rr ! lulU are coronal* The u r *° l”,cor*]r P ^ W 1 and her f rittajr9Pec. 5. at fi p m. l4»e Mary Club; treasurer, Mr». r . ! , P iAy S u " 1 ,c ‘ poe in r re rented by M n. J Mupon the floor and itlck to the result u ••rtkinfi and rc.iliMir home Tip* from pine branche*^ ounty Council officer! h »II |*e tM K. te e per, Sanford H ub; dele,1|in • flrr ,,tr «r*;.hm eni.. la - McCasktll *«a read by Mm . G i: Walli and bedi Thii it her *ork mjU miniature ibrialmaa tree!. Tliry can tm tprayed tilver nr *»*taaltewl. Taking office will l>e; gale, Mr*. E. L. Putfoid, Geneva « w.H tir 'r t up for bridge ard lardln. *hop. A» the drirribed and e» * glued t» Ihe prekag'* in f'e tr na preaidenL Mr*. George Otto, Club; alternate delegate. Mr*. S. ran 3 t«. Table prlae* will be Mr* Caldwell announerd that plained the art hrr nimble flnscr* awarded. tvtral »tate. Tiny colored orna l.ongwood Club; firtl viee previNorwood, Elder Spring* Cl-.b. . , , . rieirber* »re ariin: a* librarian* faihlorrd a r*v p a r ef red pninMr*. Boring, Stale Council mrrt* trim the trrr. Small w h i t e ---------------------- — ■ N 1.4 . L y for the t.enrtal II.my Shehoi aettla earim f. from gar fi.h HONDA*' rluh member* or purrha*rd at the : vifonl Mrrvuiial l.iorary on thrill. ahrll*v with wim pearl* prari* for iur renter* crnier* make m ate >—. -w -■ T ieiturer, wilt inftall the offi­ (lain! y flnwrrt I'artlcularly luvr f /-* ■ ■ i a I / a I c The Jaycee Wive* Club will mcc! Tueaday* and Tluir*Jay*. cer*. Mrrt Anna Mar Sikca, ifta'* ■JTctr ahrll* arr ii*rd cm nrarly Onee can derive a great deal of v l L I L /J . XO rcf-cslimrrjl* were aerved by all of the package*. They can be Monday nisht it * p m at fir Home Demomtration Agent, will ! fun fiiom wrapping gift* for child the ho itn irt at the rlo»e of obiiinecl fiom any ihcll *hop rr home of Mr: lrr* r liar i«. M01 be Ihe tperial r^ftl- Another ren. A Santa Clan* box It alwayt the meeting. Mitroln Air. Tl'e 1 ' jr>l of d:.rr / lobby thop Ttic' arc available In guetl will be Mr*. Marian Valenwell reruve*! The top of the bov Inrv will m rrl at 7 p. m at the different *iir« and color*. ItrJ Irnr. Fake County Home Demonit wrapprd in red thelf paper; Hairii home. poinveltia* on white parkage* ttration Agent. Ihe bottom in white Cotton trim m*kr a very attractive picture 1LKSDAY lluiband* will be g u rttt for the at Me bottom of the red paper Bed car fuh ahell* made the poin Two dinner parliet tail wrek evrnlng. There will be an rxrhanga teparatrt Hie rap from Ihe face, Ctftfii vlxllrliv. fl- S iitS •i tc A family Triiniuri wa* he'd art*ia The center It made o' A * Hite i I ritlm ai ball at one honored Mr. and Mrt Edward of glfla. r-h v i ct 7T-i r i ». f i*Hwe * by Tlini k r-ivinj- D v rt ih- hnnt • nf yellow milliard *erd* and green comer make* a lavtlr for the eap Myrrt Jr. before they returned to i t rc•giibr PTA inreiting at d Mr n i Mi E. M. ilain, I'r.irvce Mr*. J. E. Andre***. County Mr* C.ordjn Coir from Birmin: thrll* arr uted for Iravr* A birth ■ Angel hair make* a wunderBd '*** *»°nvr In Norway. Maine. Council preiident. it general chair­ r w. Dr Melvin !’. Held will R-ilevar.l, U kr M mi’IK-. ham, Ala . *pcnt the vveekend with day candle ran be placed, thavrd Mrt. Myrra It thr daughter of Mr. tlulfy lfr.u.1 from a >*!a. g. card sptak. man of the meeting. A deliv’lou* lurkry dinner with Ihe John Shrpanl* Mr* Coir I* lide down, ahnvr thr pulntrltia. board pipe romrt angel hair and Mr*, l^tlie Tbompton, Loch all the trim-inIng* wa > enjoy e 1 by Tiny green »helt* and red mu*Ir. Shepard » lifter. TIIt'RSDXT rbor. tmoke that ‘ rnrirclet hit head _ r‘ Sir. a’id Mr-. 11*11 aJonr*. Mr. nr 1 The t ecll Upic*» *pent the lard *erd« make *prig* of holly CALL Mr. and Mrt. Guy Alien and Tlif Wrlrome Wagon Club u ill like a v*rratb". Two trmi rir r 1 *. 0 W. fi ell. Mr. anl Mu C wiih Mr to place around Ihe randlr White Thanksgiving holiday of blur mrlallic (ring* make the Hr*. Slrphcn Trrllott had a dm*non: nr a f,i*tiinn *how and card T Swr.glTflty, Mr. an 1 Mr-. J, C. eye*, trealing a chuckling, hap orr parly with the Myrrt aril fiany at the Womsu's Club at ; : .« c M r . ami Mu. 1Hubert C'u-h py old fellow Thr pavkaget for Thompaona at giirtit. ; -o p m. Ing. Mr. and Mi. D.in t ain. Ornie\e», nephew*, and grand chi d Mr. and Mrt. Err.ett I-emlng rrn arr packed with article» made honored the couple with a cocktail by gtfied finger*—puppet*, doth, party and bulfet dinner. An orand miniature rrd boott* * with chid lablrcloth applKjued in black Hcmooitration Club member* in Roger Durant. Blit Slawtrr, Frrd 1 Eveningn KA 2-7500 Mr and Mr*. B*di Grrrnlee, !*"!!.. ,, , tiny tilvrr Itetla for thr baturt. covered the lone table in the Flor Seminole Cminty at a p. m. at Ji nr . Steve Cain. Mr* D.an 1’rl* Daytona, and *on. .pent tn.nk* Th* « "» • Z tie Home Deniuntiralmn Center l.am. and Hie hnM'.inl hf *l* *. lhri*tm ai card* are taxed room. While and yellow flowgiving Ha, With Mr. and y[r. reverted ran be achieved by M»from lati Chrlitmai In u*r on e rt with wtille tat<ert added to Roy hy.net. . . . package* lint ycai ChnMuiat «h«* mollf A huge deeorated ham Rt+rtt jt ear . Gwrn William*, Janrt Glenne. Thanksgiving Dinner »!r ing on p»|>f r!rarrr» '%al BANK AT TUIVic Itohello, Axl.GOl K. 1st adorr* many package* Face* are Dancing and amging followed and Pat Mitchell .pent the hull ( ’p l c | , r a l c « | l j r t h (| ; . \ .lay* in Charktton, ,S. C . 'lilting v l l C l i r i i l l S l a i l l l l U U j turrounried by hair madr from the buffet. F U IK N D L Y . . . . l.ucrrti* Brinton. formerly of A tombinaiion Thanktgivmg re pot clearer*. Bright lartan plaid Tbo*e attending were. Mr. and SEK I’S FOR A Sanford. Toe g.rl* attended a un^n dinner and birthday partythelf paper ad.lt a matculmr yjr l , e. Bolocea. Mr. and Mrt. dance at the Citadel while they “ 4* held Tbankigiving Day honortouch for rrla'.ivrt who claim a \v, A. Tbompton. Mr. and Mra. COMPLETE SELECTION were there. |r,S Mr*. J. B Hirr* at hrr home bit of Scoirh It it turpriiing how |.P,|,e Tbompton. and Ihe laming O F ----much one bat in Hie home that daughter*. Carolyn and Mary. Wat then M.*t Dima, Flclteber daugblrr 'n|; ^ ^ ' ^ ^ r r v P*l thr tr.d i ran be uted, declared Ihe artitt. Jewelry of Mr and Mr. Irwin Mel.rher. , , ,urKey dinner complete with Throughout the year «hr *ave* bit.[wnt Tbankagiv ing at home. Di h birth,|ly plVe decorated in Diamond! A turvry It being madr In of tbit and Dial Flattie tipper nnc if > Mudcnt at Honda Sou " . •&- S A W F O J U a .HI D irlh a to n e R in g s bovr.n can t>r made irilo adorable nnrthwritrrn Alalia in drtrrmtne tbern m UVeUnd. Spending the • A|| pf M „ ipr,. fhl|rtrfn wprp I *e Our Budgrt Plan. the frailhility of erraiing an aril pill Ivovet by glueing a .mall hUniw. federnt Deyoart Inturanee tbrp /LM holiday with her wa. Mit* fa . honor hrr on hrr Uth Charge at Fayaway pointellia to ihe lid and aprink- final harbor by an atomic raplo N rt/rr. Chicago, III. * claum ate birthday. 1 Thoie attending were: ling glitter ovrr the l«t\. Any tlon. of Dianr'a. Mr. and Mrt. J. O. Illrr*. Hrnn tloppy elfert nr trace of glue upon Mel Kleitrhrr, a tiudent at Klor ton. S. C.; Mr. arul Mr*. U. K Morr than MO inehr* of tnnw id* Shte t’nlvrriliv. alto tpent llarditon. lamgwood; Mr. and A twonl rlrca* cf rhrjsan- the paper can be traniformed by m B. 1st FA S 01S1 Ihcntum ycllmv witli wofl •prinklinc gliilrr over Ihe offend fall annually on Cumber* Tata in Ihe holiday* with bit family. Hit Mrt. II R llirrt, Entcrpritc; Mr toulhtrn Colorado lioii.egueit wa. 'll** Angela Am and Mr*. W. I Hirrt. Mr and hip lilmi.-iny: mill a slltchml Ing place. She Intitt* that decorating irMrotinl, Ellwrton. G a , an FSC ytr, /y p Dolton, Hr*. M, G. hoN-ph-nt wkirt is hy llvmd i o u h u t . n o itiim H ii.r r m n 'i n i v ro m .m , li.if.iife about the HWMIRHK.H AUCTION MKIIBJD. ■tudrnl. Site if interning in Jack- t lrland, and George Hirr*. all of alil llnmks i>f Hcrlym*. quire* no t pedal talrnt and it toiivlllr. ta ll COLLECT, Orlando fiArden I 4571. Sanford. Alto prrtenl wrre: Mit* I.td. nprcinl nward winner load* of fun. Ilrr work I* proof Mr ar.d Mrt Hamilton Bi'tiee Ernettlnr Trirtirr, mere from in Ihi* vrar’* Coly Atneri- of her latent and the glitter on Ihe end of tier no-e along wilii had at their weekend gurtt, Mitt Hruntnn. S. C ; and Mi** Audrey Jnekie final,- Jarktonvillr. and Mitt Su*an Hirr*. F.ntrrprite, ca t Fa«hiun Critic*’ com- the tparkle in her rya reveal* petit inn. the fun. Mr. and Mr*. Randall Cbate and grandchildren • So hot calling! family. Mr. and Mr*. Syd l have . — • SO aprrl*1 clonel epece nteeaesr and family and Mr. and Mr* , . • NO long A eipemtlve durli Frank Ciiate. Windermere, had F r i c n U S K u t c r t a i l l C U Officer Installation Scheduled For Party cjjjmi fcvsnhi hanksgiving Reunion Held Honored (psAAowdA HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 kHERTZ r Fl o r id a STATE BANK (jJohi _ DAY & NIGHT PAN ELRAY HEATING e r n S K f«**«*“ "" “'IWith Turkey Dinner Donna Ruth and Hank A*hby 5Dt Ren Monroe ami Mr* vhtird their father. H Nleholion George llunell. Celery Avenue, rn Athby, In Tampa Ihi* vteekend (ertalne*! relalivet and friend* Mr’ *; I Mr* II I. Woolen and Tburtday w i t h a trau. c h i l d r e n , Zrpbv rlullt. »pent Tlianktglvlnf Day lurkr-v <lmnr rtiankiciving with Mr and Mr* Miniature b -key* marked e.vdi Fred Well* and family. Fake Jplace, telling. w at cen ' * ■ ■ ... , TH« table , . . ttrred with a l.rg r rut gla*. rrl *h Mary. Dr. and Mrt. S T \ ail, St tray with red and grrrn pickled _____a _ . - a. _ b . . . fi .j, r a h a rv n le w V r- ■ t fig*, »rrabapplrt. Spamibi Simon * l»land. Ga . tpcnl Ihe pear*, and mlniaturr* grrkm* with holiday* with Ftcdr. and Mrt olivet ----- -....... ‘ 7, ... \ . E. Savage. The \ ailt *re Mr*. a .prink mg of carrot flower, fhr fruit rake wa* »erved from an S.t»r"e't parrnlt m > AMa SUBURBAN ESTA TE THURSDAY 1:30 I \ M. DEC. I 3 Bedroom Dome & Over 7 Acres Property (formerly known at the llar-lm E *tatcl 1* lr Seminole County. 5 mile* We*t of Sonf'Til. I t m iv IVc-■ oT Golf Cm ir-r on Paola Bnad. con*i*ling of 3 licjroom home, tue-t cotlaee. 7 4 acre-, u n l l grove, and all other Improvement* at Auctiun <m Thur-day, D rc 4. at 1 Jff P M Tile home ror*l«t* of large living room v'i'h lireplacr, dining loom, modem *11 electin' kitchen with plenty of cabinet*. 3 large bedroom*, c h a rt*: modern tub Darner bath. hardwi'Od floor*, nl r e lrri-ic fivtutc* and numarmn outlet", two laige Oil healer, telephone; nvri 70(1 ft, well with automatic electiic Je! Pump, hot water heater, aitie fan, Venetian Idlml* throughout huir.e; trreenrd front a-ul rear porchei. It me painted white, with red awning In fiont. i* In a beautiful elevated *rtting. choice palm*, .la te ly p in * , .htubbery and ground* lo eatch the eye. The home may be bought partially furntdid. or unfurnithrd: other improvement* in.lude a ilo-jh'r .-af«se. with tool hou»r: 10 .pigot* m yard; e.perlaity fine vvater. T ’ i» propntv it in the heart of the r lt r r - t>elt. w th fine Par*■ adjoining on one tide, ihe Southward Fruit Comport)- (iruve on thr olher aide ard in the ir a r . anniber large giove <n the on;vo-ile »lile of higliwav, fiunting o ir proreny. Our property i* of g.<od to il; balance could t»e vucd for rlttu t: tiu-k gardening: a poultry r a n c h : exrrp tlonvlly 'hnire for Rr*t Home and ground* all in all well Improved and loralcd a* an ail purpo-e propert' , f - ccially to for a gcntlrman'* country u tate, a bnmc and gruur.d* ot which anyone *hou!d be proud to own. n FISHINd CAMP WITH FUTUR15! Wedncsclaj' 1:30 I*. M. Dec. 3 N. Of. Tavares On Haines ( ’reek 100 Yard* I LAKE EUSTtS on CHAIN 01 FAKES Mu lorry Fut la ed Home — Rental Unlta - Trsiler P*rl' Air* - nl o !•!»■ 1 in Hainei Crerk. ON WATERWAY TO ATLANTIC OCEAN. TO MOIt ROW, DEC. ! 1:30 !'. M. DADE CITY HOTLF YND ROO.MING IIO liE DOWNTOWN IJK.AT10N Kit E. Paico Avr. n iiMlAV, DEC, 5 t:3« r . M. RIYFRMIORE APIS. Bradrnlm 1720 1*1 Avr W — Nra31ANAT EE RIVER. 12 tiff and Bedroom Unit* IHauil fully furn FM:GK IAJVEFY a ROUND 3 - Near Gt 1 F HIGH RENTAL Alii. V 1 ! . . ■ H iu J i ' i -.ilk ,i'* ■i - uu’irm Cv^vffl-'V! Term*: Down at Attetlon, Italanre Annourcrd. Write For Dr*nlptfve Brochure*. K it e Mr anil Mr*. Harold II Ka*tncr heirloom rake plate bordered w i:‘. Ii.til a* their g iir.l* over Thank*- multi-colored Mhl*cu*. Y * llu » »'d giving ihmr »nn*» fam ily, Mr. and orchid rhrysanthciuuma and In'*» , M r. llarnM H K - 'trier .Ir and rut were u.ed Ihroughm.l Hie ctiilrlrcn Katherinp, Diane, and home. The dinner wa* prrparfil K .tan Clair, l alalka. other g u ciit hy Mrt. Hurrell. who i* an out were Mr. ami Mra. toghan Nr *- viardlng chrf, now retired man Kelley. Galne-villr. I 4tue»l* were: Mr* Ann* <o Theodore II U n d try, American wan. la k e M ary; Mr. ami Mr* B ■-*! Crnv* Field d irrrto r, iiaiionrd Futhrr Slory. I ‘.u*lt*; Mr uml at Charletlon. S, C ., vitlicd hi* Mr*. Cyrua Hinkley, t.'m atili*. mother. Mr*, Brrlha F U n d .rv , and Mr. arid Mr* Ernie Fatten ami *l»trr anil brother In law. Mr. and Mr*. Jane Ditkton, Sanford an-l Mr* Edton Cioit, fa*t w rrk ----------------------Mr. I.imliey will leave for San J . f r.mrltco. Cal, rm a new at*ign incni on til* rrlurn to ( hailrtlun fi. H Clubs Plan Parly Girl*’ and box*' 411 Chrivtina* party mil he held Saturday D< al 7 30 p. m . at lb, H .. Sociely Has Meeting: Drmonittalion Council Center Tlie Seminole Audubon Society Girl* will bring rookie* amt rnrt at Ihe SeminoleHighSchool-boy* will bring the punch !**> Farm Building Monday night. Nov. rnt* and leader* will be »p -i*l : i Mr* W, F. Sleg. Geneva, wrl guetl*. corned member* at they arrivrd TriP *eventh grade nflicrr* will Alter Ihe regular Iwilnett ***» drrorate Ihe building on S*tu'-'»> tran.ailed, C nuucll Mason, ev afternoon for the party. rent Dr direr lor of the Florid* An _____—-----dulmn Scfifty, gave an intrrr't k talk on ‘-Attracting Bird- tn H a / I U i r S lK 'C C S s fIII Your Gardm Tid* wa* illuttiat A near irll out re»ultrd from rd hy a fil.n on bird life Ihr baraar held Nov. 2fi b- ihr Another vDitor wa* Mu* Fua l.arlie* of the Upiala Pre»b>t*ri*rt von Uuuiwtky. vice prriidrnt ol Church Thr b n aar, held in lake the Florida Audubon Society . Mary, netted over M2 Following th- meeting rrfrr*h Next Tburtday, Drc 4 tho*r mcr.t* of tandwuhrt, cookie*, and coffer wrre ic n rd b, the '(.rn * om,n n( thurth ,n make hotpilal gown* for a *r» r \ a croup. ing project will meet at thr home If window icrrrn* itlck Hue to of Mr*. Jane Tbom»on, from 1 I dirt and rain, lake them into open 111 m air and blow dirt from the rdgrt ami Hie mr*li » l h i vatuum A nrw tw opaitrngrr helicopter r'eaner of wipe Htoroughly with weigh* only 411 pound* hut ran a rag. Then ruh a little pa-tc take off with a 1,400 pound load wax on the edgr* to mukr them Vndrrground aleam ii u*ed in fit into the window *m-otill). Ap Italy lo generate electric po«cf | ply the lame treatment to *t"rm Weill are being drilled ir i *Iif»r wmduwi, door*, and diawer* ma for the lim e purpove Church Calendar \Choir m erit for rehearsal at 4 30 MONDAY Tlie Phit*Den d a ta of thr firtl Preabyterian Chiirrli will met wiih Mr t Ni« tor t.r< i lie, pit VV. •I 'hi Si at r> .o p m. for a • briilmai patty ami invlatlulkin of offierra liijvle- -e* arr Mr* it It fF Moule, (Co o liovlr-ic* M . s Hprr(ton Mr, ^mlrrtt M ,,, Mr, . ,u p m The Pioneer Fellowship of Ihr I ir-l P rc*1iytrnan Church will meet tor dinnrr ai A p m WEDNESDAY p r, , rr l r n ( cr ob.rrv ing Hie Week of Prayer led hv Ithe Elite hnlglit Circle and the Men'l Bro bank* Tbr i n r llov Bov Seoul* of the f ir at llirrhood at 7 10 p m at Ihr thurch wll, nir(t „ Raplut Church 7 p m. Thr Senior High Choir of thr Training Union "M " Night »i | ,r*t I're-bvlenan Church will Ihe 1 1rrl HaptiH C'biirrh at 7 Hi nn-cl for ‘upper anil al fi p, m P m Dr. Henry l’arkrr ITr»t and fur rebear*al at I W p m. „a , , 0 r | , ndlJi „ , | l lie Tin Mid Milk llltile Ilnur of Ihe M fJ k ,r i ir«t l‘re*livirn»n I hurrh will be W S C. S of the Ebcnerrr (ond.iled b; Ihe pavtor. Rev. A Methralitl Cnurrti will meet at ti Mcfnni*. at 7 30 p in. the rhuirh at 7 13 p m Mr* The Chancel Choir of Ihe Firtl Carl Bradbury will !*• hu*tr«*. l'rc*iivlrrian (hurrh will meet for rihearial at 7 '*<> p m. H FSDAT The Chanel choir of Ihe K(r»l Tir Daiighler* of Wrilry of thr Method!*! Churih will prarthe at Fir»t 'trthrwli't Church will meet 3 30 p m at MiKmlry Hall at 7 30 p m The Senior choir of the Firat Tlu* i* ihr Chtl.tina* party with ......... .. ttl„ pfJC,icP „ »" ex change of gill* Mr* Bro li l m die Milliatn. i* chairman of Ihe Decemlwr lio*tr*.ra l 'ir (-leaner* ( Ui» of Hie I u •t Rapliv! Church will have a tl.nv 'u d in g and turkey dinner at the I ur Vour It-uvrliold Need* vbureh at ;u p rn Tlirrr will I -e Fong I j - t l n l , Alonry lie a ( hrivtmat tree amt rtih a n jc of gill*. Week of 1‘rayrr program at the 1 ir*t Rap!i*t Church at 2 3u p I'ROIH UTS m r all Seminole Excfullvr Comm litre fi LADI ES. . . FU LLER luncf-ron al Ibo f in t The fine*l type of winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. FA ! * ! M TB2 Sanford Are. * KLGCT THK MAN BEST QUALIFIED to your CITY COMMISSION Dec. 2 at City Hall for l honest, efficient I'd Pol. Ad by Jo* Baker BRUSH r . \ 2-inr.ft IIAV or N K illT It H otenol aipeniaa 1 ora hurtling down upon you ot braoknock apoad, coma in ond laa u». W all *haw yau how to taka lha aituotion la your stride. F I R M S T O S U IT Y O U loona op r , i I (I'lnifif Gil h ill, and gmart Where quality la higher than price" .La-, -i. Joe Urittemlen llaplivt entireb at 12 wen The Junior Fellow chip of thr I ir»t I'rejbyierian i hurrh n)(.j y yq p m ^ | br Junior BID SANDER DRtLL POWER KIT | perfect fit, BE-' JOE BAKER ' ' j . , II Alwnyi prc-traled For long Men ring. r; City (iovermnent Elect L Deft*, Utl nil tndir j Attath'"i *i.i *• «fi B41t IJ 1 *,* lJf(i| mHi |fs«r»4 ihwfk HrltutHea » (age* fere e\»n am.-ju** S r. « tailla pliiurhoatil /*.rit-1! f *rn amattufi |tl --f.d f.aolt*. G NEW B ID #73 H E A V Y -D U T Y S A W 11., j1 '. *rtnt »• poWi»f iKlR1I'f v^ 1J* 1#r. ,4 ( . -.•% Ihruyf'i ffluift* >I f *(» Stl-iw« A O # ' • U 00 F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N --------------------------------------- 1an*oaa-------------------------------------- - III Wail firtl Streal...................................Tot f fi -to* 1-370 40-0 *- •(•«■ Iii.4ii|| « K if, «1 handle ■•pteltir# atnelnw a ,aii'.M - L illi Id * Ti l ! •( # l® •k 14*. M an y M ure FA 2-0500 ChrinlmnH Gift SI- C ifl Id e a s at Maple Art. 01k* Htari Deity 1 1. fn 4 i, » «. Oe*«d . oatanao421 North Orong* Shoot*.................... T«i C.*-dw« 4-360* 401 Wait Control A*tnua................... Ia> GArdan M 4 9 g 124] [ait Colonial Drivo............ ...7 1 ,. ..Tot GArdonMM 0*(« Rtwi Mly t-J. Wigiiida; I lete*y l-H ’ farr—rly Admiral Deane# CwaaifOan LOANS MAPI TO AIS10INIS OF AU. NIAIIV TOWN* w �• * 9 lir §«n(arh Vrralt Af JWWANTTOMAHA rsw SNOTS00WAI0UN0 TMATfBEiWTU * / r ~ - ' JJJEN MOV! ON.J GutcsTwnnL NO UABU IN J THAT, r * f l l ICOirOMK) TOG**N$VWIMTUE KWEfWSSmiVEP. SEE V.UAr I MEAN PETEf ir VkV-TiP/. < a a - 'o ^ c A ‘— I genius/ *3 U lM W rM 0»»* M 0*»CC*’ TUJK*rT«MC ^ — PU1.JUSTME ( 01} PMMMUS AlOtNP^ nur sunken r-*r^ r »»*>6NTEE. J J f / \ 1/ twu.>w V Ou\T M3-St* WON '•TE8KT'Vj T~ATj n|JW~G«UT 1 «CTU»W fSMMTtt , C " / > 0 ft » * 4/ |I •f i k" * j; kJ| «* 'J THANK? »CO i*-’***-* NOW LEMONS *«! THE j(M®S HOiVff Hjon CO y X vjants TO TOO!S 'f It r QW ) - ^ K s r W r iir S3!* ) * il-lT ri n �S ta rt Counting D ollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads -4. \ HI It,DING CONTRACTORS 33—Buylnesi Opporlunltin 27— M lTItfc • I’bKSCJ.VtLS c M u t r o lt i i m I 3 l|r SanlorB ftrriM Mon., lire. I. 1!>5<A— 1’ajrc ’> >—FLOWERS. PLA.NT1 28— ARTICLES FOR SALE IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTORSHIP Build to your plan*, WOODRUFrh 2S-FIRN ITTRK A Bl'Y NOW and lake advantaff of IA F F • A • D A Y CLASSIFIED INDEX OPEN. Not vending machine*. lie modeling aid Add ilia Farm A Garden Center iio rs n in i n llomr«trad T a x exemption New merchandising iy'?m that DON LUKE ANNUALS 1— LOST AND FOUND RETIREMENT HOME, available ran be handled rigid .’.Dm the riion. FA *.*-8824 Ml Celery Ave. now. Nrat. onebedroom, CR home to alart, a* at! merchan­ 2— FOR RENT Pv FtlESH irro T iu s T I'01 TED "(’CANTS I'll FA 2-1122 dise I* whole i a ted by you to For carpentry, painting, home. Florida room, carportr. Flpwrq* 1*A—ROOM A BOARD iiijr, roofing, and plaster repair, nr FA 2-CJ70. 8 A N F 0 R D the retailer. May be operated by kitchen equipped. Nice shady -4» WEI-AKA A PA Rl^irSTSs roomi asphalt tile, nst>t*tos siding, FLOWER SHOP. Wa telegraph lot. Price ST.340 with term*. man or woman. All account* 3— BEACH RENTALS pm ale batbt. IM W, Kirtt SL matonry or wood iteps, leveling established by company. Mini 4— WANTED TO REM STItAWnURItY PLANTS 3 bedroom home, utility and repairing garages and mum Invfxtment <2.360 on a Furnished apartment, 20Vi W. 1st. Modern room. Kitchen equipped and 1 F‘b>rida <90 • wrecking rail Ev 2-4899. I —REAL ESTATE FOR SALE written money-back gmranlr* l.RAPEVILl.E NURSERY bedroom furnbhrd, Uarse In in ; Commercial space an n in ft, ZSZ & This can ea»lly be expanded the • —FARMS . ACREAGE • 2 3 - ELECTRIC !!. SERVICf. Grapevllle Ave. FA M ill room. Tile floor* Larje lol 5. Park. Phone FA 2-Utt. first year In your -re* to a # GROVES Price S83«xi with term*. $13,000 to 423.000 Income per VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS ~ ITSIII.RS M'HSLRY New furnishnl aparimrnt, hard­ In beautiful, ilder part of LOCH 7—REAL ESTATE WANTED year. Write today for contidera Parts fnr all make* nf cleaner*; Magnolia A Onora FA 2 1633 wood floors, tile bath. Adults. lion of personal interview giving •—MISCELLANEOUS Klectrlux, Hoovrr. Kurbv. rtr. ARBOR, a nice 3 bedroom, CB Oinamfnlal Shrubs Tires • Peat Apply 2C19 Orlando Dr. name, addres*. agr, phone num Free pick up. Work guaranlred. home on extra larse, landscap •-FLOW ERS • FLANTS Marion darSiet CA H B A 6 Fi her and resume of pan expert FA 2 4*63. ed lot. Florida room, carportc Large furnished 3 bedroom up SHRUBS cnee. Write to Hathaway's, «|j PLANTS for sale. Fhcd Thur* and utility room. Hardwood stairs apartment in town. $65 I*—OFFICE KQUIPilEN'T House Wiring — Electric Servlet Haywood Road, Writ Asheville, tan, F'A 2 3390. floor*. Kitchen equipped. Well a i * ‘-'v a month. Cal* FA 2 3071. Sid Vihlrn II— AL'TOMOItlLES • N. C. and pump. Mort£aue 413,400 pay II—At'Til Mil II ILL'S—TRAILERS RANDALL ELECTRIC Cu. Lt. Cmdr. Clevtlamls* rice 7 room TRAILEItS aide 343 month. Balance cam ARE YOU INTERESTED t i l 'Magnolia FA 1-0913 unfumlihnl home, c lo th e ktlPrice ltfl.300. Semirule I phnlmcry A lludv Shop 11—BOATS 41 MOTORS IN YOUR FUTURE? chra. tile bilh k rhowtr. Lock Formrrty Don'* Caver Shnp 13— FARM SUPPLIES * Painting: Interior A exterior. Re­ Arbor. See Mr*, Pippin* *cro*» LAKEFRONT, one acre land with Service It-jule. Now Located at — 0 MACHINERY pair* or addition* Spcclalliing 3 bedroom, CB home. G aratr (lrivewiy. Call F*A of 304 W. 2nd St. FA * 743,1 in Slaty Carter Paint Product*. 14PETS • LIVESTOCK . On larce lake, ha* own land Cigairtle Machine) FY 2-364) ‘3t Ford K-100 pickup. Iln* condi­ beach. Owner tranilerred. Price FOR SALE OR RENT: 3 Uni SUPPLIES MEN OR WOMEN tion. Term*. F. A. Scott, f vo room CR home at ??0ti Masnnlu 417,000 with term* 11—ARTICLES WANTED FULL OR PART TIME 23 A - BULBING R E P A I R S lull* Dr.. Denary. FTa Air. CK equipped kitchen. 2 !•—PLACES TO EAT PAINTING ROUTE IM5TAnMSHI.il block* from Pinecre*t School. r . i ' S i. Johns k U l, £ k^va- L-ir i * ,r« . , .... . ^ 1 , This is a guest pas* to the liltr IT—BEAUTY PARLORS FA 23377 or 3711 Palmetto A\e No selling or Soliciting F.-r Painting e*H Mr T itk rr Ph. Theatre fur Martha Dell Cook * ' IN 11-FEMALE HELP WANTED W0 N. l ark Ave. i’h. FA 2-6121 INCOME STY UTS I'.Y 2 «IS'.» or PA 2-6.107 F-'xp date Dec. 4. *34 ' Give hint aom ethinir m o rr expensive — he ha* a Larue apartment. lumUhnl or nn If—MALE HELP WANTED IMMEDIATELY w eak alibi." f.irniihcd. clo«p In P h o n e FLOOR .*nding »nd Gnlshlng Seminole Realty IB-MALE OR FEMALE It whl pay YOU to «ee us before 4IP93.M In 871)001 CASH FA 3 29J6 aflrr 3 p. m. Cleaning, w a v i n g Serving you buy. Open Evenings and W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR 3-REYL ESTATE FOR SAl.E 31—WORK W \NTED -REAL ESTATE TOR 1\L C HEQl IREI) Seminote Count/ -Ince 1623, Sunday* Eli*. Melhrln—Velma (ioaialei. 4 S 3-BUSINESS 3 Room furnlthcd apartment. 143 Adelaide Please don't wane our llmr un II. M. Gleason. Like Mary II, Mo<e* — Axoelaiea. KASTSIDE TPAH.ER SALES R E A L E S T A T E D R IV E-IN m o , Inrludinc utilities. Ph 1901 Park Aie. OPPORTUNITIES less you have Ihr nreemry rapt Palatka, Flo. FA 3-1B31 2311 1'iencb Ave. FA 3 3913. 33—8PF.CIA I SERVICES lal and are slnrercly Interfiled in JM I'KKIAL DKCORATDRS J. W. HALL for tale, located 0 mltra W. Two Ion CMC truck moving van. expanding. , .we finance rvpmikm painting and papering * 31-PIANO SERVICES 3 Bedroom home. unfiimi*hrd, kit' Lot* of Sanford. Ph, FA ? 3JOO. See 'i at Phillips *44* acrpii If fully nullified and able to tike i \ 2-.17I6 or PA 2-(9IO aflar *lx. Itrallur then equipped, 170 monthly. Ph, 21-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS over t R. Davis "Call Hah* Ihoti* FA 3J6FI over at once write briefly about FA 3 4430. 33—ELECTRICAL LONGWOOD: Choice rlean lot* INwl IMNCt yourself and Include plume number 1934 Magnolia trailer. 2S R. plus (3) loo’ x too. 4730 ea : < n too' CONTRACTORS Fumlihtd 3 bedroom apartmrnt. 14 ft lahana. romplclrly furn for personal Interview. x 300' on lakrfrcnt. IITSO: (1) Investment U A-BLTLDINQ. REPAIRS. Clean and elo»e in. FA 2-4013 IshCtl 41400. Phone FA 3 3973 AI.1JED MERCHANDISING, INC. Jfa jM A 100' x 330’ on lakefront. 43133. : j . r building SUPPLIES Jimmie Cowan 7307 Olive Street Read Oleander St . I block of Church For »»lr ludor I9M Nash sedan, i L'nlvervlly lily 3, Me. St. Ca*h or term*. TE t 4122. 1 -R I \l. ESTATE FOR S \O T Uommrrrial modern building ideal _ good rendition, rati FA 2 3031 •W*i ^ Legal Notice location. 3 units with income of 1.1 SPECIAL SERVICES Mayfair section, a spacious 3 bed­ Lakefront 3 bedroom *.amr home. Mrlveh Bldg. PA t-3741 12-BO CIS and MOTORS 43M per month. Must t> e *een Practically finished nn inside room home. FA 3-ltal. m i t k i: t o irrsv sii WELL DRILLING to apprriiatr. LUt.OOO, Terms. IN T i l K N.\ \l H OS* T i l l ; H l A T K O K Beautiful lot rlcht on lake. Short 27—NOTICES—PERSONAlJS Y'our Evlnrude Dealer n.nllllM i m it K T lN O U Fairbanks Morse Pumps For th* l.est Hoi* to flea' Estate diilance from DrI.and. 43.700 Tu. MMill \ ll V >|HNTM l». I* 1M\* Lake front home for *.ile or rent. IIOIISON SPORTING GOODS Kvuatr* to all mate* MAJOR BROWN REALTY i r . l . a n * ------l i A M E U h i* w tf* . KCOTT8 PALM MANOR 3KK CUI.I.KN & IIAItKKY 1016-8 E l » Phnna F'A 2 3961 cash price. O n be linaneed, Call HOWARD C. HIM. ■nd .M npLI* lU M i ruM PAJCT. Realtor Ht>ma for the ege.1 Crumpton Builder* in Orlando, IV. A. Cagle, J r . Satemtan ■ Kin r 16* reriHira(len* If !•** 201 E. Commercial Ava. LAKE MARY' in* md If d td . «Min>t *».# 2690 Orlando Dr. Sanford GA 2 63M Ito N, Park Av*. Ph. FA 2-2291 MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS iin k nfiw in i pia i i § * i . I»p lr« , e p * Phony FA 2-2433 Ph. FA 2-3237 or FA 2 IMl Phono FA 2-7214. H. P. SMITH H U M . 1# ■i I # f •. (t f * fl! PP•. 4fp* 3 Bedroom tduck home. South fill or * * « « i* u * . iutAfSP * <*r* lit Ouiboatd Salri A Service PAINTING iHlrmf, «|ir*i lor* tru*U*« Five acre tile farm. Larce 3 bed­ Ptnrrrr*t. k i t c h e n equi|ipe<l I-«*c wright safely with newly F*A 2 6311 "F'or lho*e who care," reavonable. OWNER WANTS 2113 Park Ave. «ir o t h e r p e r i l * p t l* ln ilf » * hy. 3rd Addition. room house, larse barn. Ka*y 41173 down. 464 00 monthly pay­ Rcls-asrtl Dcx-A Diet Tablet*. «14r *•11 air; o r u n d tf o r Befetcncr* given. FA 21291 trrm i. oieph B. Levy. Phone M u n is. 1», I* It a n le l OFFER _ WE A I IIE R M iT f.LI)Only Sic at your Drug store. ment*. FA 3 4317, . i d — -|>«filv|. lt|S W lfP. RHli FA 2 1233. Homes IFcaitrnet) Kor Custom built 3 bedroom, 3 full Custom Bull Tops A Arretvir'e* P M 'J r l U i x l <'o iu fie n ii * r i « f * PUMPS - .*>PKINKI.ER HOMK • SKKKKKS M b «iirp o riitltiit. Mr*. Ilruwn Millrr'i home made tiled balhs. Imilt on large lot FREE ESTIMATES FA 2 7637 Mmiiln Living. SYSTEMS Tin a s i• ssjm.'ii o r t o r aim It OS A I„ PA Y TO N PIN'ECREST — Very neat 3 bed fnrit cakes al Winn Dixie, E. in h* jutllid Mayfair trelion. N m T I M K P th a t r su it in «iwl#t IM l* 3 £ i nedroont*—1 A Hath* All type* and sire*. Installed Refftotrred Rtal Estate Broker 23 II. P. Johnson Outiioird Motor, iiM l*fpi» flle«| w |S liiB l )o i| Iiv K T First St. room CB home with equipped This home fraturr* terrain ‘•Do It Y’curtelf" M sm ll n i m id V e rlle M»** I I b h i II Ph. FA 3-1.701-17-02 at Hiawatha kitchen, tile hath, and ALL the floor*, large screened porch. excellent c o n d i t i o n . 4133. h i* *lf#, In th e r i r c u l t r o u f l «•( V A 1 HA WE REPAin AND SERVICE 26—ARTICLES FOR SALS FA 2 3363. !»m* N in th .1 u •11• 1*1 4‘ir ult of Ki*»r * rxirat! Price — 411,730. Down Natural wood cabinet* In large S T I N E 16* In m<i fo r H im In a l* C e u n i r i —41330. Payment* — 4«7 per FHA In Service kttihen equipped with electric II— Peis IJte.lock supplie" In C h e i4 4 *rv , on fo lly w in g «le»« Mathlnr and Supply Ca. Cotton A Wool Y'ami. Notions, c flb e I t»r••»»*r t >. |a * w llr month. TEB3IS if desired, and rauge and refrigerator. Owner's Thraad*, Tape*. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph FA 2 6132 i ■ i v n i s i u i f N orth «*».«Conventional AVAILABLE NOW! equity $4300W, Any offer will Blur fared parrot; talks, alio, tuulft, n r r n r r t ln s _t« plot KOI.I.IN8 HrtHHY SHOP H n r i o f ■ ffr c rd h l In Plat lt « * k be given consideration. TalavDion Tube* Tturd Frt*. At The Sign Of The Totem Pol*. Financing rage FA 2 3231. ?, !> ***• - i in i l «f the P u b * WYNNKWOOD — Uvrly 3 bed See HOLLINS HOBBY SHOP I i l5eF«*r*U of H xiitlituli i ’putt* 2617 S. French A4o room CU home, only 1 year old. IV r lu r liU . i3—Akftci.F.4 i I a ----------- At Tba Sign Of Th* Totem Pole. SEMINOLE REALTY* Down Payments Bmt m n a re h t r e b r re *iu lrt« l t« Feature* electric kllrhcn, tile 2617 S. French Av*. 1901 Park Ave. FA 2132 fewer i p h i n p i o f f o u r A l**w # f t*» th e ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! Cash fur furniture or sutplut, hath, terrains floor*, and awn ' I *««Minin In f 4'iiti t In* til t in tiffs* • t t « r laOYV AS SIHO Alligator bag* 1 short, 300 In f ie i. •Iladel*n»# !*■ K o tilo **. X o '5i f , nut window*. Total prlrr is just .Super Trading Post, SanfordFurniture Moving a .Storage North Sta in hi r* rt. tirla n d o . K1<*r • choose from. Christmas gift* of Orlando Mwv. FA 2 0677. 4)3,ECO, ami only 41L‘>o down I C. E. PMn.I.IPS, Agent ImmediutP Occuiwncy lu ft I'M file i h r oirlftlFift I in flie fruits, Jellies pecan* and can­ TOP VALUE of flee of th e f 'le r k f tbm • *ir* u lt Payment* less tnan rent. WASHBURN Y'AN LINES U'o (lUiinmUt' I’ernonal i*o tiri. **i» «*f I m for# Mir l i t Ii 4 a v f»f dle*. We ship S k H Crew* if-T l T i W r y V iT o tr Enjoy suburban living In thl* mn h o im l> *r A It t > *. «ith#pwl»p 1300 Firnrh Ave. P ! 2 IW1 Sat in fact inn or Your Stamp*. MI CKEY'S, IT • M, ilrrn three twulro*mi home situat HOMK • SKI.I.KILS t h* 4 j|U k « U " n t of i* M i o m p ta ltif Modern, Air lond Safi Water Moitvy Cheerfully w ilt l>* iM keit s t i n n f t u f 4 . Soutli nf Sanford. ed on 3 ACHES of tiled land Auto tlrpnir* A Road Hfisic* W I T a ITj*H r n r l»ftit*l anil the *»?• HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK The belt place to *cll your home Kef iinrlcil. within 3 mile* of downtown San HALL'S GARAGE f Ic la l p ral n f ih t n i l C o u r t , at ttij So (lak Ave FA 2 3752 402 Celery Ava. is where most homes are sold tU n fu ril Hem lnol** r 'u u n ii, r i n r | 6 * . ford I A 2 2803 BARGAINS |.v USED HEATERS thi* Mth itay of NoitmUer A |» Most Any Make i FA 2-2020 Price— 4-CU3 'terms H-fRM ALF. IIKI.P WANYRI) Nile* & 8 ii.>daya sail. Stcnstrom Realty n V ir K R M K lN . FURNITURE CENTER HERBERT STENSTROM < lerW, *‘lr* ult *‘nurt (Juick Laundromal Seivtc* 111 tV. 1st SI. FA 2 3111 We hate an unusually good »holer lt>: Aru i. l.uM'iulil, DC. REALTOR GIRLS WANTED Shirt* Finished In 44 liuurt . I.I«il»t-.nc I* Kshhii of two and three bedroom homes DON HOWP. — I- J. HISNER i A l l o r o e v f**r P Ja iM Iffs While Mmt be ?| «r over. Apply Slnllon* Dry Cla*ninr r A ll DRY TO YOU J|> N orth M a in h t r r s l available with down payments Aianelalea in pttann at Pig N' !Vhl*ll». K. 2*lh SI. Fnodmut Bldg ALUMINUM O r l i n f s . 1‘ ln rM a a* lowr a* lino. Come in In see III N. Park — Th. FA S JI20 (S R A M LAUNDROMAT VENETIAN BUNDS us at*oul your housing nerds *o Administrative secretary wanted SOI TIISIIIE tor. II**v. 17-!»2 £ l!Tlh SI. we may help you lie setlled tie immediate!), must have good ex­ ROI.U1VAY, Hospital and Bib) Enclosed head Sag-proof bottom tall with plastie enda. Plastic Phone PA 2-1301 fore Christina*. perience, Starting salary 4Jt*t to Red*. Day, !Vrrk or Month— nr i ay on Upr*. Colloa or nyloa 1123 with merit lncre**es. 40 hr. Tfl. FA 2-3161, F'urnitnr* Center w. II. -Bill" S T E M P K i t Ageney curd*. ROBERT WILLIAMS. Realtor week, rxrellenl p'-rtnnal poliry 114 Weit F in t Si. Realtor A ln*urrr Rat mood I.unduultl. A>*nc A wmklng enmlilions Use r \ r Scnkarfk Glaaa «nrt Paint Co. FA 2-3*31 Atlantic Bank B'dg .W-oc. Laura II. O orr, II E I after ruttvr IBM typewriter. Apply 112 114 W 2nd St. Ph. FA 24(21 AUTO GLASS Ariel! Price, Everett Harper Ihu SM, Sanlord Herald or Phone PA 3 IMl 112 N Park INSTALLED Oranges It,25 a htishtl. It. !V. phone FA 2 2642 COUNTRY CLUB l ord, 8, Sanford Ave. FA 2 3219. WiniNhlcIti Hack Glaxs RAYMOND M. HALL Till) is a curst pats to Ihr Bill Door GI;d ) \ rn( G|a<» Ladles prcrtiian roller *l.ates, alia MANOR REALTOR A I.VhUROR Tbratre for flertha Rose. Exp SKRVICK 7 PA 2-334. third St. k Park Avenue, South dale Dec. 4, '34 2 Bedroom* Srnknrlk Glnso and I'ainl Co, Vail Call Ball WAITRESSES I xperlenced in II2-III tv 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4622 *33 KK llarlry Davidson motor Florida Hoom Thone FA 2 3611 cycle. IIM Myrtle Ave. Iray service. Must be nrat, re ­ — K.I1.A. liable and over 21. See Mr*. Hpaia Heaters -- Floor hurnares Spinet piano like new, rovl JU4 Clean and Serslte. 44 30. Outsidr Smith at Jim Spcncrr'a, between Wc Feature wilt aril 4093, Term*, tuned, de­ lank Initillallon. FA 2 4143 It a. ui. and 3 p. m. livered. Phone FA 2 1971. HEATING Dependable sale* help. A day* Gifts for Her Home Gifts Gifts for Him [ Oil burning rirculaling heater, r’lnrludea Ckwlns) week, including Sunday. 1 a. in II. II. I'OI’E CO. nitiomalir cnnlmt* A tank, 116, CHRISTMAS PAJAMAS ^ HOilVEI! Varuum Cleaners In 7 p m II hour* are too Inng IU6 S. Park ---- FA 2 4234 Stereophonic A Hi-Fi NO 4 4291. 102 Shell Bil DrBary. M m lrrnltly Priced ttn*. Cotton Wash n-wear Solid “ Golden Anniscrury Site! riq nm call Ph EA 2 2924 RECORDS A PHONOGRAPHS ENVELOPES, t-elterhead). stale Colon and Fancy Pattern* Rr*. 437.30 - NuW 139 33 WINN TV iV -'M ai e 'H ki.p H a n TIIJ " " menl*. invoirea, hand hill*, and 2 0 - U RNMIIHE and n L PERKINS L SON GARRETT'S 311 E. 1st. St TA 2 3911 lim 'N i IIOI.I) GilODS programs. e Ir . Progressive 3»4 E. tat St. FA 2 1*11 First St. at Sanford Ava. We Service Record Play era WANTED AT ONUB Printing Co Phone FA 2 2931 — only $57**r,0 monthly • HlG VAI.UPjS llawleigh Dealer in part Sanford CHATHAM BLAN'KETB SANFORD FURNITURE l O. 306 West 13th St. 6 Block* Writ Ol French A GIR Sure To Plei*e— • IJUICK CKKDIT nr East Volusia Co. Wrile RawlInrludinc the Nation'* Favorite .700 East First St. CLOCKS! .Modern in deticn. Avenue on 30lh Street. • KA8Y TERMS righ *. Dept, t At. 440 R. Mrm- Cabinet work, furnilure repair. "Purrey” — Purrey Bouquet Sni"kirti; MamD — Easy Chair* For bedroom, kitrhen or office. MODEL OPEN DAILY TA 2 7313. !!IUON ■ MAIER phi*. Trnn. Woutihir*a lliandun table Radios — |fa*<ork« RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. New and U'*ed Furnltura Full Ranc* of Colon Deals SKYIIS, RUKIHTK ft CO. IIA—PL(JMffK«r an# HtHiPIkli f i t E. Ftril St. 1)2 Masnolla Ave. Ph FA 2 3622 VOWEU.B YVK a r r a n g e : RALPH JARVIS BLACK A DECKER of Sanford ha* an opening for an - SANFORD FURNITURE CU. Raw* — Drills — Randrr, sate* minded young $SAVE$ 3 Pe. Living lt»um Group AM. TYPES FINANCING enrrgriir liuiidur * 300 East First St. Jig Saws man Salary and commission, New & I'netl Choice of Fabric* — 4119 30 Last lw» houvrs la be wild fur Shadow Boara — Cedar Cbetta car rvprntr, group iniurancr GREGORY LUMBER DP, Down Furniture and Appliance* 19,911.0#. Masonary toa-trurtiun I.amn* — Plantar* 6th A Maple Ph. FA 3 nitw and profit sharing are only a Lly-Away Now Fur < hrislmil — 3 Bedroom* — l 'i Balhs — Sofa Pi Howl few of the company benefit* en Mather of Sanford ECHOI/S BEDDING CO. AIR CONDITIONING Large I j .Ii . Joyed by SEARS employee*, If CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 119 So. Magnolia Ph. FA 3-433t Gifts for Boys AMERICAN TUURI8TER 203 209 K. Fit*! St Ph. FA 2 M83 you are looking (or a career $.‘195 DOWN LUGGAGE FA 2 6742 that nffer* advancement, pres­ 1067 Sanford \>e. ELECTRIC TRAINS UciMinablc Monthly Paymentl!led furniture, appliances, toeli Stronf — Smart — Roomy TABLES tige and increased earnings con Set* and A rc tiu rlti MONA JARVIS r . 2 III* I'LtJM IIING etc Bi'Ughi-iold Larry'* Marl Aide Srledion of Slit* and Colon Comer Tab'ts — Tier Table* 20'. OFF lari Mr Keeling al SEARS, 213 Sanford Avj Th FA 14121 VOWELL’8 Step and Coffee Table* Contracting t Repairs “ ^ E X C E P T IO N A L V A l.l I HOI lit 4 K, 1 CO , 113 K First WINN TV Free E«tlmatei From 12.93 3IR K. 1*1 Beautifully finished, good condi­ For The Lady Of Your Heart — FA 2 3394 5 Bedroi.m, 2 bath kitchen equip St. CunMructlon Cu. Inc. WILSON-MAIEB R. I . IIA R V E Y ned home. Many other extras. tion, Kingsbury piano. Phone af­ Use Our Lay A-Way Plan %slips, sown*. 4k matching act*, ?lI best 23th Street 201 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-5i43 20—.Male »r female 610 Uita■cliff. EA 2 1(09 wide selection of eobr*. Site* 33 te r 4 p m. FA 2 l 3t 6 ."be;,* FA 2-3161 SANFORD FURNITURE CO. VIEW MASTER Slarter Set 14. Priced franv FN to I M. Colored help wanted, mutt be over 74—PLANO S E R V fcF IJving Room Suite* — Mirrors Include* Stein Viewer and 21 T . \V. MKKO. tlruker HOLLYWOOD SHOP 21 apply in person at Pig N* PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING ECHOLS BEDDING llrdioom Suites — Bbokia-e* Extra Gift Picture* - Only *2 95 ORLANDO POM MITERS Phore FA 2-2481 Whittle. Throw Rugs — Cedar Robes WIEBOLIFTS CAMERA SHOP klUNSINGWEAR Nylon trirot CO. W. I . HARMON Carving Sets — Bras* Ware IF IT IS ItK A L ESTATK Save time ami money thru pur­ Mi n Wi i' ii 'I $.’U. Dill). .Sell I.Umt- Ph. FA 2-4221 After 3 00 pm 119 So .Magnolia 210 So. Park Ave. ladle* fowrni. slip* A panties. Pro FA 26321. chase of this lovely 3 lilt mas­ atk Urumlry A Monteilh Mriiunrd hoilcry in walking A nuui nameplate*. Witte Reave* onry home, well located, atirarCuwboy Bools — 12.94 |o 13,98 WE5TLNGIIOUSE RADIOS 414 93 It 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 4693 irei* sheer*. 11.33 - t i l l . Co, AltlctMro, Mai*. Packs — Canteens — Met* Klta live prire and terms, Inmirdlate Toy* fur Boys and Girl*. PURCELL'S Pup Tents — T-P Tent* posset tlon. Gill* for Mom and Dad WANTED: Short order cook. BEAUTIFUL WELCOME NAVY A N I) NEWCOMERS T h, Accepted Gift GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE Write Box Bit, t o Sanford Her­ 2 DR. trailer A Cabana, furnith.1 llriirtKim—1 & 2 ILith 3D) Sanford Avenue s a m so n it f : 111 So Park Ave. Sanford ald TO SANFORD rd, among beautiful oak*, one k l ord'Table* — 40.64 a err nice garden, quiet rural g i - n n a a w a n t e d w FURNITURE CENTER Gifts For Men Me invite >uu to be our gurttts almolulel)* free location. 13,000 with terms. I IB W. First St. Gifts for Him without obligation at ana of Sanford'a leading Hauieclaanlag—Irunlng, 1014 Bay. FOR 1 ft 2 YRS. OLD Attractive one HR matunry. kit­ Motala while you local* «uitable homing for The Gift That Is Always I*>w Down Payment* chen equipped, convenient loca­ Evlcrude Motors Baby lilting, tranlag. FA 2-TM. Home Gifts Acceptable you and your family. Pick up your key at th* tion, Immediate potsetion. only Hunting t Camping Equipment FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE A Monthly Payment* Sirsta Glaikware House work A rooking wanted. 63 Sales Office. 47.300 Fiihing Tackle * CONTACT Beautifully Decorated Serving 310 K. First St. Castlehrewer Cl. Benvlre Har­ “ Everythlrg For the Sport»m»n" Tray* Why not enjoy Christmas In your ris. FA 2 7423. ROBSON S SPORTING GOODS Nationally Advertised YOWELL’S OWN home? Watches Ironing. 10c k I3c FA 2-7241. FA KMKICK AGENCY Do Your Chriatmaa Buying Buiovv . Elgin • Witlnaurr After ' FORMAL WEAR and nHAILEY ODHAM. Proa. N. V Farmer, Realtor ACCESSORIES Longmei . Ernest Borel • Hamilton Tractor work; turning and harrow­ On Our Eaav Payment Corner Hiry. 17-92 ft 27th 3t. Phone FA S-1H1 A Or Lay-A Way Plan D. U. Whitmore, Astor. Sales and Rental Service ing. Large or small jobs. Jo* SANFORD JEWELRY JIM ROBSON'S MEN'S WEAR Cor Hwjr. 17 >2 A 27th SI. FURNITURE CENTER AND LUGGAGE Pickrr.y, Rt, 2. Bex 303, Ph. I ll S. Pie tic h Ave Ph. FA 23^1 i l l Magnolia Avt. US W. Fuat SL TA 2-2070. 300 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-kCtl After boat* FA i M il « FA M U I F M ia FA 1-1141 4# i -i v.\i/ vr7! SUNLAND Estates & / Opportunity / South m P IN EC R ES T ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Look For It In E A S Y TO H N D -H AN D Y-CO M PLETE $ 2 g o 00 QUALITY HOMES *8280.00 9 i / Low Down Payment Wall Sho&mak&A HOMES Odham & Tudor Inc. Odham & Tudor, Inc. I �\ • - Vfi VofaV fma D m . 1. 1058 ISoutheastern Top Pro Draft Picks Facts For Season Show Seminole Offense Good - v. By Jerry Coslngtow The I t i l Sanford Semlnoles go iato the Celery Howl Friday night m of tlw beat offensive racorda ia Um history of Uw A. They should bo plenty tough for Apopka. The palling of liM Seminole squid la probably the beat record In the rtate and percontagtwlac aqua la many collego recordi The total n.Tenae amount* to 2,330 yard*, compared to the opponaati’ 1,511. On flrat down*, Um Scmlnelea have 100 compared la n for all 10 of their foea. Quarterback Cecil Dandrtdge ha* piled up one nf the moat Imprealire offenalve record. In prep foot­ ball. The 135 pound field general tun accounted for 920 yardi run* ning and pining and haa a great S.l yard percarry arerage. The •■little General” hai completed 00 per cent of hia passes and haa been on the throwing end of four TDa while eanying over (or four more. Ilia grcatcat play thia year vs* the 99-yard TD Jaunt in the DeLand contest. lit haa had five would-be TDa ealled back bccauae of penaltiea. Senior halfback Vernon Kirk b at takas a commanding lead In tba tracing dapartment and ahould carry thla honor home after the bowl central without too much LSU Crowned Football Champ I T f ^ A V T l ( t f P I L — T K « G j u t l k . k p b t k « n / u i i h I n I ' M f i i M ifltn ! ATLANTA ( U P ll- The South- brash enough to venture into SE C ! ‘J £ n tta S ? eastern Cooferrtice hat eloaed out territory. tlonal Football League's Mearty" a star spangled season which deLouisiana State, No. 1 team In draft of college stars today and veloped two unbeaten learnt, at the nation, won the conference! are expected to make Buddy T?m J?r**ne least three bowl entries, and a lop­ championship and . bid to the of Holy Cross or Randy Duncan sided mirgln over outside foes sbowl participation i s ™ V o ™ ' " ™ , m , r » , , '^ 1 . 1 ' for r recruiting'i 5 ■Quarterbacks, ? 338 YDS PASSING trouble. The apeediter hat croited b>J ana State Tigers, picked to finish , |l n lin Simmons, Miami <Fla.), violations, won runne.-uD honors TOTAL OFFENSE 1341 the afrlp seven time* for 42 polnta. 2330 79 TOTAL POINTS Ilia running male Ray Lundqulst 113 has ripped over for four tcorea In Sanford Rushing Per Game 164 0 over Alabama * fhrurc 10S* aeleeUd today are day were voted IMAnational col Dttk«*MlaalaaipplSlilc and Tu­ the last two confetti and la tied Sanford Passing Per Game 690 rn i ... , , Don Allard 01Boston College. Joe |ccc footballchampions by the lane cn route totheir best season Twice • beaten Mississippi and KlDD o(California and Rovd i s ,... ito.rrf ^ __ for aecood with Dandrtdge in thla Sanford Total Offense Per Game S3 0 department. Two Close Khsves In the pats receiving depart­ INDIVIDUAL SCORING will' be" picked Include ^ " ‘nty'mne of the 31 leading closing victories against cross • Prtiably ment. end Gerald Jonea ha* taken Kirk « •' By JOHN GRIFFIN* Buddy Dial. —, Rice America ‘ " h " '7 » w * weekly Z - l w VVttare , haVM ^ T,£cri h,d ° 'dy l!*0. c,0“ — s All -----.. roaches. the offering! of Dandrtdge for a Ilandndge ;j United Press International .“ S ' */ Mississippi manhand- pnd; ,larrison. Oklahoma's hl^ , e fo m r L t Bratings U c , *ha‘« edging Florida 107. arvl total or 2U yarda and two tcorea. Lundqutst ;i NCAA champion Kentucky and led Mississippi Stale 21-0 with un- All America renter: Wray Cart’J l , uto^rUatlH 1 ^ ' I Stale. 7-« addition in their 20 first-plare haHlinck: Nick Petra lhf, In sddlti lie haa received 33 thus far In Swalm n National scoring champion Oscar expected ease Florid, ran Into |)trl lege fool hall, ricked toufifana II Robertson nf Cincinnati will s e n e , surprise resistance but edged Ml .ante, Notre Dame fullback: G ao ^ :««.*» received t»o for the season. Ill* partner, Alan Jonri firM OT th#ir rina, balKiti. soles, 1 ^ * 7the, i‘l8 two for third and Swalm, haa the edge In the leer­ McKlbbin g as the feature attractions on th e , *m* 12 •ing department. The big boy haa Lovrlace 6 opening program of the ISM 58 In other final weekend action. rn. Colorado guard, and Ellison d toVI ™ onr for fnurth poinU *rr dU,r‘h' pulled In two TD pataca and one Carter ■ college basketball season tonight upset • minded Tennessee did it Kelly, Michigan State guard. i._j A m y for Prat 1uted on a(rom 109 fir„ 5 7 5 3-4 3 2-1 basis picked third __ ranked for xo(ff ,hfwJi,h tenth eatra point paaa. He haa pllrd up Stone st In every section of the country again—this time a 10-6 victory Dick Bass, major college to ta l: atsd the other first place vote went 137 yard* thus far. place. 2 cage teams that have been strain (Safety) . y*” ' 0,frn*e 1,*d tr ,n>m ,hc CoU**e of to the Air Force Academy Both of theae big end* have Runnerup Iowa. Ihc Big Tet. I n iei.els Tierrs 143 ing at the leash waiting for the derbilt—and Georgia revived • |he p ac|flc allo (1g u rei ,0 TOTAL proven to be about the beat receiv­ RECORD -■_-i.,_________t ________< t-oarn raui inetiei uccrs 7 2-1 official Dec. I starting date will lackluster season by heating Geor- drifted although whe announced ^ *s - .™ Mto '**m pkn *nd Rose Bowl repre er* In Central Florida and they SANFORD 10 LYMAN o tie rushing Into action. .Among gfa Tech 16 J Saturday he would remain in * bo n r # -1 J seniallsr. drew 273 point*, while should be rare bet* to take borne 13 , them will be many of the top0 SEABREEZE Florida'* hard earned . . -d victory u Z l next season He is eligible ,W rdPla“ Army had 111 They All Conference honor* cm ihlt b»» *.nd,J* ' were followed by Auburn with 224. 0 KETTERLINT’S 13 ranked teams and players from over Miami gave ihe SE( a re- for the draft but has another year 0 APOPKA 0 l.«t ae.wm cord of 32 wins and only nine lo. „f eligibility. L ? T v M ln u Oklahome •tit'i *7*. Wisconsin The»e fact* and figure* ihould with 170. last year's champion 9 FT MYERS •how why Coach Jim Plgotl'o Sem­ 7 kK^ ! “.Ci y’ ,urph*r ' " nn*r of JJ* ***'"*!. rt Thc lr,tT" w1Ul ,>o0,t*, cur l-SU thus fell only I9 points shy Ohio State with 117, the Air Force U W. PARK 1 the NCAA tournament last spring. Ida coasted Into the fourth period rtn, p ^ n a g e s will lead off 0, a ^ore D f u o inole* c*me through with the Or 30 I.EESIU’HG wil’i 73. Texas Christian with 74 6 has lost all starter, except ace w.th . 12 0 lead, then nearly had rach ^ und with lh„ ,oPpPrccnt ™ M ange Belt championship ami the and Syrrcuse with 64. 21 NEW SMRNA Johnny Cox hui with tall re- the roof cave In Miami took to age c)ubll , P|PCt|na | i l t Plei, timP Becomes Steady Team chance to face Apopka in the first 32 I-k REVIEW In addition to LSU, four othrr 19 placement* on hand, is expected H**1 »in. coring one touchdown, unm <* players hi* e been chosenT,w Tigers, ranked 17th In the annual Ce'ery Bowl The 11 DEIekND lo start another triumphant cam and threatening on three other oc- -yf,P Packrrs wtm ihe dubtnus r *r lj' DPI rating*, berime one of mrmhers of the top to wound up goea Into the lowl till wtih a fine ig first in each of f** Head) teams In an un- with bowl berths Oklahoma u ( i safety Dandrdlge 51 486 74 410' kicking Monda,- , roun,i, b) losing to the Predictable 1936 campaign. They play Syracuse In the Orange Bowl blasting Florida State. this record Friday night M 403 3 402 4 7 Fare ImGsaa Stale room. Detroit Lions last Thursday to Wfrp ,hf ,i,,h ,r *m ,0 ■l’Pf »f at ,!>e A*r Forcf meft* T tL ,n 75 Slone tftf FIRST DOWNS ia 387 77 360 3 3 Robertson, w*w> racked up the Auburn, unbeaten but tied by bring their record to l-g-1. ,bc loP tlw ratings during the Cotton, Rowl. 420 Kirk 475 YDS PENALIZED 34 240 K 234 6 3* scoring crown as a sophomore Georgia Tech, also had f.nrrth l.undquiit , lllh uln<1 ua „ .,h 'be first right weeks but sank Only right other team* received 1640 YDS RUSHING 33 122 4 114 33 last year with an average of 33 1 period troubles. Alabama, down . * Risner \t„ „ thr to*ms lhf,r el*“ * in *nd h#,d on 4fl' r ’ 0<c‘ l,lr fln*1 nindn'*" ** fol‘ 3) 78 1 77 39 points per game, will be on view | | 0, came storming back in Ihe ljtvrlice hP‘ * *orr „ ,in four or 1m ! taking oser the No. I spot Nov. II lows Purdue 34; Mlaalaaippl. 41; 2 14 23 In a home opening game against closing minute*. The late rally than four choice because of prior Lwul,,1M s,al* averaged $ 14 McKlbbin veraged 27.3 Clem son. 24: Notre Dame, 22. HoH 21 3 14 20 Indiana StateRoberts produced one touchdown a n d (lpaU tavo|vtag draft selections. points a game while limiting its rida. 9; California. I: Northwest1 19 0 11 110 Ijk e Little Don llcnno* Pitts threatened another. A line .“'• l Thf ^os Angeles Rams, for ex- victims to a 3 3 point average. The ern 6. and Southern Methodist. 2. 4 40 burgh. with llol>crt*on the onl> line pass defense maneuver by amp|P wni get nine selections 4 0 I Stanley 9 4 4 2 A McKlbbin 3 returning member of the 1937-55 halfback Lamar Rawson **'ed „hile toe Pittsburgh Steelers, who 4 4 0 UPI All-America team, also will Auburn's unbeaten ttreak which 4 0 Stewart 1 have been busy trading draft Totals 347 IM7 150 1637 4 7 be "at work,” leading the Pan- extends back to mid 1936 choices for current professionals PUNTING there in a visit to Ann Arbor. Parker became ATT. AVG. Mick., for a game against Michi­ Senior fullback Theron Sapp and since Ruddy sophomore halfback Fred Brown coach Just before the 1937 season 3 316* gan. night and racing Ians are Invited , DANDRIDGE . were the Georgia runners who begin, will make no selections. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY to attend the pre-season sessions j EXTRA POINTS beat Georgia Tech Into submis­ All. Made Avg without admission charge to site | sion. Sapp, hero of Georgia's 1937 . 312 EAST FIRST STREET 3 273 SOME PEOPLE STILL DON'T 19 ta rte r victory over Tech, picked up 103 KNOW—Me operate Sanford'* 1 1 1.000 (pass) approaching 92-day meetSwalm yards rushing to raise his total vnly Commercial "While PrintPHONE FA 2*1431 0 .000 1 Butnrr for the year to 613. Brawn, neph­ Shop, 000 Dandrtdge 1 0 ew of Alabama great Johnny Mack JAMES B. OUT ll. JAMES OUT .000 By Vailed Press lalcraatireal Roberts 1 0 Brown, had M yards—Including a Wieboldt’s J if f " ' 241 ready checked In at the Sinlord6 * Total* 3 East A 33yard touchdown that put the 31, s. P Wlk W E . Made Avg. Arm) 22 Navy Field Goals Att. game on Ice. — 3 1 .333 Carter all from Keith Dillon's powerful PASSING South kennel; Rob Bennett s Go Harry; Att. Comp T. Y. Td.'s Avg. Georgia 16 Georgia Tech 3 Golden Empress from th* Lawrie Dandritlge 94 32 310* 4* 604' George Washington 20 The Cits Kernel; Ben Jacques' Simla and Roberts 9 4 110 1 .300 del 14 31cKell, owned by Larry Hughes. Lundquitt 4 1 33 0 .230 Florida 12 Miami iFla 1 9 Scores of nationally ranked rac­ Kirk 4 1 33 0 230 iTrmson 36 Furman 19 ing star* are among the speed- Lovelace 0 0 .000 Trnnessee 10 Vanderbilt 6 1 0 slera slated to compete at lha SinTotals 103 38 690 1 363 Auburn 14 Alabama 9 PASS RECEIVING Minintppi 21. kflitiuippl St. 9 son. and General Manager Jerry TV Td a Rrc'd Southwrat Collins emphatically says It* the Jones Joflfl 23 293* 2 Oklanoma 7 Oklahoma St. 0 best lineup of greyhounds ever at Swann 137 2* ( 1 Pat i Southorn klrlhodist to Teats 17 0 2 1 this track. Lundquist Christian 13 0 6 91 nice 33 Baylor 21 Kirk 0 36 3 Houston 22 Texas Tech 17 Middleton l 3 Ariiona SI. U. 42 Marquette It McKibbtn 117 Notice — 0 1 Carter 1 *i«k I f I T ftl 0 7 Christenson 1 Weal IVlIllftm 0 Lovelace 1 Air Force Academy 20 Colo 14 , 1 HTATf! rid O IIID A T O j 400 3 Notre Dame 2u Sou California 11 Totals 38 I a n# BROWN. U tlO flK »*0*T nyricK aDDIU’.wv a m i pgack o r i:r.aiDK.vci: unknow n . S jrsss IShrffr.ss s SS -“ -M. To Open Tonight Greyhounds W ill Qualify A t Track Wednesday LOKQWOOD — Pre season quali­ fying races begin Wednesday night at tba Sanford Orlando Kennel dub. Mere than 300 fleet greybaaed* from 23 top kenntla will see action during the "schooling" race* In preparation for the open­ ing of tbe regular season on Dec. U. Both siparienccd stars and promising young greyhound* will be required te post qualifying during lbs schooling events. Racing Secretary, R. C. Williamsew, will classify all greyhound* for regular season competition according t o ‘the way they perfore* to schooling tests which art official racing condiracea are achcduled nightly, axcept Sunday, at 7:30 p. m ., Dec. 1-11. Mora than 20 qua win ba staged every Legal ■ -n s a c t a i t r r c o u r t , v i v t h jV D ic t a t . c i r c u i t in w » t o r a a a i i o u i o e i v n , t m ih id x n CM ARCRRT n o . MOI___ • r r r t o r i i r t t i t i -r mcnoLA* rrc c i. m ia iu r, f lu A m A. T R K X r r , SI a t t>«ten4*ats v n r t c a o r at i t TOl O M V RIt A. TEJtN K T sn4 — kta wtf*. If »nr. who,* r»slW,ar» It aaknown. *nd At-* n r .n r t c s n i i t *n«^— tkn NUT. his wtte. If *«». wh»»» K t l t«nc* It unknown. •»* tiRoiint: r . riuiTM ark *»4 rllA N C K a K. rilK T W A ItK . I l l Wtr*. wkns* f ,,lt ,n r » » *r* unknown. It llalne. *nd If Ll G e n e ra l Grid Scores Tucks N E E D S NO F L U E TOl? *r# h#r#t*y nollfl*d Ih*' l.rnaatloa Drnwa. haa Iliad *>#r , • worn Complaint aealn al u u htlnr # ault for I'lVOf##. In lha C lrru li I Court nf Rrmlnol# County, nl P#n- | ford. Florida, and you hvraby t#nulrvd I* III# (wraonally «r hy atInrnay with In# Itnnorahl* i*. I' lltrndan, Clark of our aald Cnurt | at Hanford, Florida, your w rlilto dafaiiaa, If any you hast, in Ih# I.'Riled Press I stern a Ilona I tries, enabled the Colt* to boost Complain! fil'd au aln tt you. and in sarv# a ropy nf lha asm* wilts lit* The Colls. Baltimore's biggest margin to three games with undaralsnsd atlornay. l-y nr l-afor# Ihn tttfs day of fmcarahar A. I* sports find since Babe Ruth, have ’ on*7 ,wo 10 P**7! » • ; IIK tttllK fall not or Ju-lsnian! won their first pro football divi-1 Cievelind put basketball shoes w ill ha tandarad aaalnat you '>r tion Idle and will play Ihe Ctevc- un quarterback Mill Plum in ihe dtfbuU. land Rrowns or New York Giant* final period and maintained Its n I* ItaraJon, c trrk II ) ; Stailli* T . Vlblan for the National League rbampi one game msrgin over New York lupuiy Clark in the Eastern race. Plum's onship Dee. 29. IRKAGI It VV. Wart pisses, plus the receiving ol Ray The Cnlti proved their rlass vv'oodrulf. Park Ina H id . Sunday by scoring 29 points in Renfro and t*w Carpenter s runI*. V. Ho* t i l l , Fanfurd, Florida Colts Nip Forty-Niners, Get Berth In Title Game •t,*<1. tfc,lr r**F*«tlv* known htlrt. d ,i !*«•■ i n , Irani*#*. crMIto** nr *lk»r pant** etalmtna hr, Ihr-ueh. un4*r nr aeatarl lk»m. *n4 all p*r,.,n» rlalnvtna any *,|ate, rtsbi. tilt* »r taUrnal In. nr ll,s upon lha r»at Prnp»Mr hrrnln 4**rr»•*.!, nr any yart thtranf. all nf wh r,, r,*l4*n«* ar* unknown: the second half to rrasc a 27 7 l rf F U 3 R ID A . T il: ■ i n *I ■ Ton ar# Mr#b> M lltlri lh»l a rRT.sTK San Francisco Forty-Niner lead IITIH I t -ill - ill and hla w ilt. suit th qnltt till# V», h*tn hrn-ieM trTIH .............H U H , ,l ,o ila a ln a at and clinch the Western Dhiiion In lha rirrutt Court of n#,nln«l# 11*4 V , .I't'i . UH and title with a 33-27 triumph. Each County, Morin *yaln#l you and liTtR ii'A Atjcii .m m . tuA At,ten • • h nf sou ■lalmlra any 'la. a »f Itaat.tvnra and NFL cluti hat two more games rl»M, ililn nf lnt*r*,| In, nr ll#n {•uat Olflra Addrva. unknwWu Y»m »rr litrtU F that I’lo* anti no leant has won Ihe Wrst ujn-n, thn tnllowtna rnnt tt K a ifb . InAt Ml«4 I *f tto«H' ern race so easily since the yroynny *ltunl* In Hemlnotn Cnun- »#r * *am tut I p i a * a I1n 11 i n m* *»« i p s ■ * ' j * i , , , .. . tr. Ttartts. i*-nti: I Fnrvrteaa ,r dvtiar* Null *>-i league assumed its current setup Thn p.nith *, nf |h# S W - f lh» M S ', nf Rnollon It. Township II aoulh, Itans# IS nail. an4 ynu ar* htrnhy reoulra-l to III# yeur an,w»r »n4 *«f olh«r w ill, tvn <tff*ns,, i-»r* -nalty. nr l-y y.,ur ntlnrn#). wtCi thn Ctnrk nl lh« Clrruli Cnurt, Ninth J u U r l,l Clrrail. a*tnlnn|« Cnunty. Ktorld*. it lh» Courth»#iM In itanf.irit. S'tnr* 14a, an4 tv tarv* a rnyy lharanf up«n lha M tln tlira *|tnrn#y, w lm ,* homra la Uarln J, I. *r.ll. I*. O D»s IIS, W lntsr Park, Ktoitda, not I at*» tksn lha It 4*> ot I'tfin tV rr. ISSI. Ihtraln ir t 'la * up ih# v ita l*, rtfh '. till*, nr ln t,r*tl In nr lltn urnn Ih* abos* 4»rrlh#4 prop* # ' r rlaint*4 ty ynu. nn.t »hnul4 ynu fail la 4* i n a d f.rt# pro <-ont,», > w ill be *nt#re>1 o p ,lu ,t >.m. TCITMtaa my hand nn.t nlCIrUI anal af lha #al4 Court at fanfold, Florida, Ihl* t day of Noramkrr. till. o r. iitrvdnn Claib of lha abas* atytad Court Ity Aria J. I.unJeulat. I). C. Darla J l.ard l Aliurqvy nl low r. a tiss tie W lnisr Park. Plorlda i an At, i In ra> K am i* of ' William W Jamba la lha C a a rl of lb# t'aaa!y^tS2an. kamlaal# 1'woaly. Florida. In Prnbaie. To All ^•^•4ll*r* and Paraao* lln s * Ina Claim# no ISamaada A aalaai kaid Ratal*) You and # » .k of ynu ar* Nnrahr nolltlad and ranutrnd (n prananl any claim* and d##n*n4s which t*u , ar all bar of ynu, mas hat* 2PiK .‘ v.t.wTlil; nng. enabled the Rrowns to rally and ilrfrat the Washington Brdskins. 21-14. while Ihe Giants de­ feated thr Philadelphia Eagles. 24 10 Rams Best Cartls Bill) Wade's two touchduwn pastes to Icon Clarke In ihe last V ■i # a ,artai-' \«>,.in#-,t f»r (••--) . . i , u . _ , , i . it rr>>#na f orty 2n minutes gave ihe lays An '-les .i- .u ia ! J ,,..,r l i s t a id I '? r " rT7 • <rd#d in •■in. u t it*#.,rd n-nh iii 'Mnera and to lls entering from Rams a 2014 victory ovrr the If M l . at ,.f l-utdle llaruf.la >.1 . a, >11 \ runfvrwnrw Chicago Cardinals In the other Ramin..:. I'nua'y. S'l.,rlda, and »..« , r n » T °m f f e nrT. game. The Detroit Lions stored1 ar* h.rahr ratuirad t<. n l* eara>ii.l Mrrlere Defeat Bear* a lls t.r by atlurnar with Ih * ll.-li- 1 „ , , , . . ..raid, o i1 i i ,i ndiio, ctark «f . ur Hie stteler*. plajtng In I6 tle- a 74-14 victory over the G reen1 ■aid Court. <i.ur wrlltan dafrr.,, WP.i|,PP ,1 piit Ktjrilum Bay Packer* Thursday and those 'I as) you ha#,, i- th* t.ompiaii-t ,. . ' two eiubs did not play Sondiv. Iliad aa,nat »ou.*an t In ,ar»* » , werr at Itol as a Watt fu rn aeci'"" r,uo* nm P'*f onna, :? X . lif-rVto'a' " hlt: the llllc.gn Bears j«th Jay ,.f ii,#amb#r x*ii : lit:in:, —only club thathadmurh!u>i>e COOLER IN SUM34Ell WARMER IN WINTER l^d'.Md ■'.Vatol, P ’C riartilV b' <*, ra,fhin« ,hf *«> t> |- Itv'ndon. CLKIIh victory, the flrtl SAVE FUEL i’: If* ii„V* i M r ™ ' scored against IheBears in 14 lianfnrd Florida* FIBKUGLAS Wondrutr-Farkln* Bid* Hid For Olympics I* rat ) ,) • ) • mt Kit.N'i.RT )' IdttVK. a l,n bn-wn •• BRUSSELS. Belgium I UPI I — K F IU ;m :iU t'K tx is v i: |)a<#a,ad. 1a tba twurs tal th# # wools Judas. Brussels has rntered a bid to •Ilk tV U l.H !• # • ■ ), F U rld a . serve as the host for the 1*36 la Frwba##. Tw All t radltara a * S F r . s a i , I t s , • Olympics. Vletor Boln, prrsiilem !*■ I lata,* «r IM w asda Saalaat of the Belgium Olympir Commit*ald • • l a i n Ynu and rack »f you ar# harrbr Ire, announced today. Other citlrs not Iliad and s ru u lo d U> (.rrasal any t-lalma and dtm and* w lil.h >„u. nr bidding for the games are Tokyo, allhar of ynu. mar have aaalntt tli* Detroit and Vienna ratal# of KIIM'-MT P. |J)VV»*. . 1,,, noun aa IL F lt k llt lllt li'K Ijivvy; aeaasad. laia nf said t'ounty. la lha •'runty Ju d e* Ramtonla I'nunlt. Florida, at hi* nffli-r In lha c u r t houaa or aald Cuunty at luiilwid, Florida, within alRht .alrndar Inontba from lha lira * of tba Sir at publication ■ut.lloallon af of th is nolle* l.sch lalm n, damand ahall b* It wru* j and _____ ahall Pa la la ilia ____ u •c« «r mnr.t . __ ____ JE raatdrm * an.) m-at r f f t r , a Mr,a* nf lha r tali-,ant. and ahall ba ,wnrn In by Ih# rlalm ant, hla acaal , vsT nr n il A « f B(|r|» hi* altarnas ■ and la I in nr damand not an file a Bhill L< void. tun* Varda Tan u ar rm aat Fran cla l . i , t Aa atteu m ra of lb* Last Will and TaMamant id K rn**l F . L * » f . Riao hnawa i r . Fre d e rick Law *, tere eed raw l a a i r :nra*y at Law T I l S i u•ff J" ilia firs t Rukltrallan ? f thla Rotto*. Karh aUJm or damaoa ahall ha l a wrilfaw, tad shbll a u to th* RMOa of raaldaara n l iboat o fllra M lrta a of the rlatm aat. a ad ahall k« awerti la by Ike clalmaat. bis A small business in the UJL U coniidered to tw ona that em­ ploye fewer than 500 persons and la not dominant ia Ua (laid. H IL L YOU NEED — * ' i cheap»e la pa elf oioewie ia row lltkasdaMdry Hrlicve it ur iml—she * wDiking from th r It.p of hrr fa*i, autum.itic, nui/ifcrhlfh rlrt Ifii’wdlrrlirdlrr! C.lrjH, i uul. A -V . »irr,m linr,l electric water Itrjiers luik in anywhere — in kitchen, lautttlry, hatli — pmvtiling lint, lint wdlertut the tjn>l for all yunr iu>me iire-la. I heir air no malls llura ur vrnla I j I’omiiliralr iiulallation—no pilut lights. lUnir* ur cumuustiun g jsra! Simplrst. i hedpest loinstdll. . . electric water hratrre can lie put right next lu hot water (starts In *Jtsr hut water —aate )uu murtrv ! Mnsr up in modern clrctfii' w*iPr liesitng! S*r your plumU-r ••r ilejlrr nuu' . . . and live In-tlrr. eietlrietlllv' LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY So* Ymur Ractn'c Applim c* D io ltr or Hvtnbor Now I Right Here At A Saving* Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd 81. • C H EA PER , TOO FREE ESTIMATES CALI, — *Tho l.umbtr Number’' FA 2-55S1 1? is • C LEA N EST • C O O LEST 711 W. RoMastta Phone GArden 4-6362 , BUY EVERYTH IN G .V a r i ^ S d .* '* rat M t'ltcallon N or ELECTRIC WATER HEATING INSULATION “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller# Inc. Do - It • Yourselfers J I? i l i«Kfer4a KUrtde. 'whHIn In s u ra n c e Htaforri, FU. *u l -— s - A J rr___- J "Tp •vrl'M f W . 8c*44 B u m , H e r . 207 A il .*) �» W a n te d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. XLIX ''nllod I’rtia KManltohed 1908 L«ms«d Wirt TUESDAY. DECEMI1KR 2. 1058 SANFORD. FLORIDA no. ii 7 Officers Seek Cause O f School Fire Fatal To 9 0 87 Children, Three Nuns Die; 82 Hurl; 2 Boys Questioned School Disasters, Record Blazes In U. S. Are Listed 'This Is A Boy'; *Another Victim 01 Fire Is Identified CHICAGO i l 'P I i - Police today investigated the possibility that a carries* student may have sectI ’nltrd Pres* International CHICAGO (U P li-A morgue at dentally sel a fire which killed n The mint «rhool flrr recorded end ant cenlly lifted a sheet from children and three nuns In a Ho­ In Ihr United S ta in killed 173 man Catholic school. a charred body ami said. “This Is children ami teachers In the LakeTin- investigation of Chicago's s boy." vI<’it school at Collinwood. Ohio, IV worst lire In S3 years turned In March I. 1*>S John Jakowski Sr , leaned oxer, pupils when it was Irarned a num­ Thai trailed, I* credited with looked Intently at the lifeless form ber of hoy* had been assigned to bnncinc ahnul the regular Invtland screamed. carry trash In bins near a base­ tutlnn n( (Irr drill* In schools "Oh my Cod. my boy. my ment stairwell where tha blase Thr wnrvl rerordrd school dis­ hoy.” apparently started. aster was a natural sa« Upstair* in the vrowdrd main ' The itamrs and blinding, black which ilrmnU.lied Ihr brick and hall at Cook County Morgue, a j smoke swept Our Lady of Angel* concrrtr consolidated reboot at deputy coroner intoned Into a parochial trhonl at mid afternoon New l-ondon. Tea., March l*. 1937, INVITATIONS TO HALL K. J. M oilghtim Jr., left, hnml* Monday, less than a half hour bekilling 31 children and teachers. hour* when slutleiit* itrtive ami leave th e PKOHLKMS AT W e'aro kaoklni lor the parent* IH SC U B SIM i S A F E T Y Children were among the major Cllffttrtl Proctor Jr. it couple of lx>xo* of Invitation* to the '°re flaMca w rrr 10 he dismissed of an U-year-otd girl with a med- S E M IN O L E IIK ill SC H O O L — H en ry linKK*, school. Left to right, .Mr*. John Schimrd, al 3 p. m. t ’hicf Roy William*. Hogg*. hi* n**i*tnnt raiuallirt in two other of the na­ annual Elk* Charity Hall. live. t.'l. Proctor, a l*'*t officn em­ The fire killed S3 little girls, 34 A al and cro.a around her neck. She .-stnte anfetv en g ineer. ituggent-i « solution tion's mod disastrous (ires—the ployee. appreciated getting the invitation in package form. boys aud three nuns. The children who wn* un identified, Sgt. Hc.i liutler. “ wore a full school uniform with fo r th e F rench Ave. tr a f f ic problem during blatr which sank thr churrh pic­ boy blaek stockings. She can be (Ilernld Staff Photo) nic steamer tirneral Slocum (n (Herald Stnff Photo) ranged in age from 9 hi IS. Identillrd." Nearly 100 children were Injur­ New York's Cast River June IS, A little woman in a Ian coat ed and *2 of them remained hos­ 1901, with a losi of I tiro lives; ami cried out, then *ohl»e<l uncontrol­ pitalised today. Four of the Injurthe ftinitlinc cirrus lent M ain that lably Into the ends of her scarf. rd were near death. killed Ida at Hartford, t'onn, Juty A blue-clad student nurse guided leap la Death 6. 1X1 the womin to a seat In a smoky Many of the children leaped involving a reveling room \ policeman led THffto problema a t l o c a l on French Ate. while .Semino.c off much anxiety Sevent) *rvcn c h i l d r e n and from the upper floor of thr Iwnher huaband oast 'Mother anxious ,chool» wcrp st**cua»rsJ yesterday High School traffic te n at ill (hild who was knocked down by leathers died in another school tlory building, their clothing and at llrtilah. *S. ** C., May ”IT, parents and relative, and down ?n " noon b>’ P°Ucc ta i I>TA *,f' P « k' fire ............ a school bus. hair afire. Othrra suffocated a* ficials. is.'-i NEW till).FANS, l.a. (UPI)—A | Sloan, residing in a trailer an leading the group discus.lou „ „ „ decisions for the safety tha long steps to the bodies In the they sat at their desks. The nation's greatest recorded voting mother admitted Monday Chef Menteur Highway here, The open air meeting was held was Henry Hoggs. Florida safely V basement. Deputy Difficult Ta Identify ------------------------------------- ................................................of thr rhildrrn ami motorist* engineer. Preventing suggestion! ,nr r“>mrcn ami raoiorm i Rre trage.lv took 1,132 live* in »hr gave away her five )car old claim lo lie Ihe child's parents. „ C h i e. f. . »( Detectives . and raamplri were Chief Hoy were made: the replacement of and around i'ethligo, \Yl*., on Ocl. son lo two casual ncquatnlance* Mr*. Sloan related this story to , * , , ** ,5 . " , In the noisy lobby, Vincent Muc Honed two M year old boy* durWilliam* of the Sanford roller ihe IS mile per hour sign* during I. 1*71. ihe same day on which because "I didn't like Ihe child NeveOrleans police: el tu n e d at the sleeves of cor ... . . . . . . ing the night. Ile said the boys. Department, Sgls. Leo Hock ami rush hours, ar.d Ihe closing of the thr ' great Chicago fire" killed for some reason." oner's deputies and newsmen — She said she and her husband t |>an|P| O'Shea and Patrick MarkHen liutler, John Schirard. Schirard. crosswalk crosswalk leading leading from from the the audaud- an • * PX * liutler. Sirs. >Irt. John an cstimatrd rsllmalrtl 730 330 persons persons Authmities said Ihe child was hail an argument last July In i It" anyone with a slip of paper In his rr)ri)n p PmW cnl of the ITA and Mr* Iiorium to thr parking lot. Thl» Other disastrous lire* of this in ihe Ja.ks.ut Memorial Hospital Orange. Tex . where Ihe child ful basement IS rH v tWnre th l hand—seeking word of his niece. L n r ( t m a c ^ * ••IIIIO # i Q I Q V I v Jackie Caolo. I’TA safet) chair will lie done on a trial basis. A century included; |n Miami, where he is suffering was allegedly bom She said i»a i... broke out * Elaine Pesoli. ,, . . ,, , lire broke out. “She’s 9." he said, "wearing There will be music and laugh- •«*"• fence has been creeled aeross the w : dead in Ihe Iroquois Ihca from malnutrition aad physical mrn, Donald Dean Wallace ami AutborUlei sought a third bay red bobby tox and black suede ,*«r In the streels of Sanford Sat* The Kn>ui' felt that French Ave. parking lot to rllndnatr crossing tre. Chicago. Dec. 30. IWJ abuse Two men ucte held In eon- Raymond Jacobsen. ..rierct tn -uhn thr basement with shoes. My brother and I were Uk- urdiy when the biggest parade in ha* become haiardous due to at all points. 491 dead. Iloston’s Coroanul neeiimi wdh the alleged "give- lake the child. O'Shea and Machaj, and planned Tltr remaining crosswalk will Grove nightclub. Nov. 3*. 1943 away en down into that hell hole to sec Ihe rity’a history Is held down­ parking on both sides of the street She agrrrd and. It*m l seen llu-' tn question olhrra assigned to n ( and rhildrrn darling into the high. be sup.-n i>rd by ihe police offlHQ dead. Slate IVnllentlary.ro • If see could find her. My brother town at 2:31) p. m. Polite said Mr. and Mr* hoy since, rylng trash to the hasemrnt. thought one body was hers, but 1 Sponsored by the Sanford-Hem- way- A recrnl Incident loucheJ cers, Andrew lira, ken, prtneipat lumhus. Ohio. April 21. IP.W. The lather of the child told1 "H would seem tn me that aonw of Seminole High School, sjrnke dead. ’Nvtlim Club d.nce ..... didn't. I don't are bow anyone can County Jaycrei, the* Christ (Hdirr he wanted Ihr I my hark youngster waa smoking dowv lA /jll U r v a n ami was taking legal steps to oh liters* and tUtpcd identify anyone down there." mas parade is an annual apecta.-lc a / a • l i I J lo studrota Ibis morning, urging HaH. Natehes. Miss. April 'JJ, IT Ine rijarcttc.aHour* later, Elaine's name was , *,al draws thousand* of men. I n A H i p r i f f i n C H p l f j Ihrm to "behave like adult*” tn l*51* W JlCCII V T III MUuU tain him. 'way when he thought he heard I7u ilrail. (l|Hra House, Ihqrrposte*l on Ihe official death list In w° m c n and children from all over D V Illv l I V U I I J a i V l W rr,|,r r ting'Ih r safely measures. In Miami, where he is under someone coming,• 1'ape said. !!• Ihe Our U rfy of Angels school «*m™»le County. For Ihe first Molorlsl* vvlui ilo mil regard the ■own. Pa.. Jan. 12. U*C. 4300 liond for mistreating the tioy. emphasirnl that no one was under U3 dead, Iriaugle shirtwaist lac 'I™ r ‘" bpld on11, 1 8 j,u r- D u D a k a r I n T l l K a « siwe.l limits during the lory. New York. March 23. lull, Wallace produced Ihe child's birth suspicion at Ihe moment. The small bodies, coveresl with d»y. Ihren own stores will IwopenD f K C U c l j I I I V U D u rush periodswill lie xuliject to arArson Possible rcriiflrate and what he described t23 dead, Cleveland Clinic Hos­ blankets, were carried Into the f“r »'u*pplng during the entire » rclt. with a consistent safety pro"Al Ihe present lime Ihe origin as a "bill or sale nr Irate" signed The Rev T. G. O'Stren unanl pital. Cleveland, Ohio. Mav 13. morgue from ambulances ind HAVANA .U lTi Itciwirts gram, the group felt that a .aumously n s , elected lo serve as by ihr Imy'i mother and Jacob­ of the flrr Is still undelrrmlned,1* squad cart that drew up 10 ami ' * r,ap ktiairman Herbert Men frt)m rittc rn , -„ba »»id tmlay id tmn light svpuld not he necr.sary. 1129 Pape continued. He aaid It didn’t resident of the Menial Hesllh sen as a wllnras. 1 V S dead. Mine cuff i Intel, Atlnn « deep in the street oulilde *,mm h»J lr" r ' ,<'J Ihs- marching Americans are in relel hand, and l arking wilt t-c eliminated on both Above the mother's signalure "make sense that a child would Association of S. note County Police carried Ihe bodie* Into a J h ,*r upw*rdi"of' iio others’ h a v e 'lie n sides "of "French Ave^ on school ,J > Hue. T, 1*40. was written * tvnle Ihat the had set Ihe fire deliberately'' and then for Ihe coming year, ’ * waiting room and put them «»nUy ,u nricwi «f -s ire ami milk «,.p- property, Elected unanimous!* to serve given the boy lo Hie two men for return lo Ml classroom. down on the cold concrete floor. * » * • PW **. X«*y Ptatiwi. p |k | t (l«urg»nt ..cUon, The Fill olfered its cooperation with him were John Kader, firal °1l)t They arrived fastrr than morgue i‘7 ’ JiT'Jrf *a*' I7 ,wnlr Troop P None nf Ihr American, was be In the prulie In tha event Investi­ vice president; I*. F. t’uo|>er, seeU was reported •hat the two attendanls could carry them to « America. Uteod l.s lie In aerioua .lanaer, ond vice president; Mr*. II E. " ,pn u,ln« ,bf ,w>' •» • gator* turned up evidence of ar* (he elevator and take Iheni In the u hal‘ *Mn Army Guards and Tile t nited Fruit Co reported son. Authorities said they had not basement dunl<eams, (,oldil>orii School Fleet that 14 Americans at its agricul­ Chapman, se.r.tsry; Mr* John hM»,nri» ar‘t jre> assistant secretary; Mr*. r,lr ,r-*'*, ««'>'on became ruled out arson as a possibln Administer U a l Rile. Reserve. Florida Military Acade- tural station in tiuara Ml into V. C.Mcttengre, treasurer. known in Miami when neighbor* cause. Police ofilcera wept at Ihr rows "'£• . . . . . . rebel hands 10 day* ago wlirn Hie Sgl Drew Hruwn of the arson repotted Ihe Uiy waa being mat( a r t ruling in the parade will of childrena* bodies grew longer oiMfMiaivs-^ V u ,lu ! i! . tin t TAU.AIIA8SBK ( C PIi — Flo Directors for three years elect- . . . detail said the thick smoke, al ho,d .h. i a s w a f S r..,rr,7i and longer. Priests admlnistrrsHl n ^ M ^ ^ \» Y. d , i 4 . J . ^ t h7 rid. dslry farmer* pocketnl near ed were Mr. v R Key, Mrs. ‘r r ,,,d first MU-vrd to have Wen oil, ap­ ' |y two million dollars more for Sidney Ives III, Mrs. R A. Smith, d laat rites to each victim at the poller, county ihrrtff. Jaycee wster and milk supplies Irvm the I rrililenl Tit parently came from thick wax <m preiidviil and fund raising chair­ yacht Monday nigh or . tr p to | ^ , JU, r of n,.w rri!ul, t-. ,-jr( Sr am) Dr Charstretcher* were placed down. wmpanv'» Preston siresr mill IW school Moors. As fast as the stretchers were man and offlrer* of Ihe Chamber » * > ihe Milk Com le. IPer...... United Fruit official. ..h i. ho c- i'^'X friean^cw ntriM . He said the flame* spread of Commeree. City Cum minion, sent bark up to Ihe entrance door, mission In the past flirsl year, it |t,P annual mceling of the Asever, tha! it Is not yet tUntight quickly when second Moor win­ County Commisiion and Comiltee the ambulance* sped bark far necessary to evacuate 3t) Ameri­ H n n iv T h i o f h i i l o s l "** snnounred today. aociation was held at Fir.l Fed dows were opened by panic-strick­ of too. more victim*. can families Irom Ihe Preston IJ n r,llr)r Odham Of Sanford. r ral Saving, and t.oan Assmlaen youngsters seeking an escap* The tragic cargo moved In fast mill, which atm Is Ihr home of t t.l.THAM.^ England l U lii — chairman of live Commission, said | llin Novend-er ■:*. al it p. m. roulr and surkrd Ihe smoke and Ihonui IV . Ititfirlf!, 5I. w n i«*n. rliminatinn of price confroli at \ | r* Chipninn iirriidH at the • r than carpenter* could build almiit (5,000 Cubans. (lime* up through the stairwell to tenerd lo three months in jail r, u t | |r t r | ,Tat ,|1P • jltl!h mrcllll(f benches. The bodies overflowed At thr same time. Hie rebel isDulles of committers were out- the upper floor. Monrtay for slraling U hula 0f t|,P y ear" onto the Door along the west wall, dio called on Ihe l ’.h. emhassy Reports ft urn I'oininlltrr* were lined yesterday* when , hainnrn into a room across the hall, fi­ and the Intrr-Amrrican Press hoops. In an annual report to thr ^rari| #m) short resumrs of pro- of the recenily formed t'ommlllre nally into a third room Assn for help in getting an Amer­ governor, odltani said retail ton j r t | , f0r |h (- pj*i jear were given, of 100 mri with the executive coma Morgue attendants movcsl ak*ut, Mrs. Pease Dies ican reporter photographer train Reils 'First' A^ain trols not only prohibited com|w A r r , ()fl „„ Katlll)). Counsel- miller 9 determining a child's sex. '.riling hark lo civilisation. One of thr tltlon, bul rrsvilled In relules |n(. r* ietstattril hy the AssoW, Stoll llurn*. rhairoian, conOnly ;(U2 voters had rast ballots newsmrn was identified as Pat LONDON <Ul'l I— Thr Noviet innsrrvalivejy rstimaled Wlwrrn r|B||„„ Was read The urgent n e rd 'dueled the mreling, which lirought In Local Hospital descriptions of any clothing that remained, searching for lorkrla or In Ihe city election by I p.m. in Farlev Znpsne of Fort I.sinter Union has mnee electrified rail 3lr* Flea nor Pease, 99. Route way,L.line other country ' "lnr U d w ? ' h" *i T J jirnpraiTii '" KKr,' P/ojerts ami other trinket* that would aid Men- day. dale. Fla ). __ than i.i .a any it____ ____ » , f ,. r , * itiiunc HHoi#* l r r ^"f.l 4i veil m 7Ihr in i,>n* n d ,fnr i »uhff)mmillrr. I, dfesl Monday morning at tho in the world, Moscow broadcast The poll* al t’dy Hall will re __ _______ __ _ ttfiration. The broadcast said the m o a 'fixed, locked up. excellent job Wing d»nr hy Mrs. The finance connnlHee received Seminole Memorial Hospital after main open until 7 p.m. With 3,400 Amcrtcant cannot leave live rebel claimed Monday sorry mess.” | vt|. n Wll ihmiiIciI oul that this Ihe rreimimrndatlon that a t-'3 a brief Illness. regtltered voters In Sanfortl, this held hills "because their arrest The t ommlsslon said additional *(-ri|rr available on Tuesday inrniWrship fee W collected from Mrs. IVase came to Sanford Man, *•Cool was considered slow even by of- has Iwen ordered." The report Coo!, Sputnik To Cra»h -L-^^s-cis revenue to thefarmers came 4f)(| (hursday aftenioons from 2 rarh memWr. The finance com- aland seven weeks ago from Shskin ( indue. police . t \( KSONv II.I.E(LI li — I uUcc from thr mayor dairies, not the |„ p m t through ap|-ointmcntmilter will vludy Ihe proposal and rr Heights, O. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (UP!) - n , { * „'Tbo arr "u ,,ti to **ty was denied by gos. the city through which the didn’t find frank Lllam, 39. very milkulrlnklng public. rh(. |lrM [lir 4 ,cntfP for rp. prr»rn| its decision to the general -She Is survived by a son. Gilbart The rocket of Russia's third Sput­ apathy. Joe Raker and M. I nik will probably crash Inward Raborn see t aiding Me Amfr‘cans entered Hw lulls Helpful wlirn he to d hem kWnday ThP Commission added the U n|ri| r(l,tdrrn also wa« Pressed asumhly for a vote. Canfield, Indianapolis. Ind.; a *U0 earth in flames Wednesday morn­ on tW 'm ild J t 1‘ Thp>r ca" Mm* l|o»n anytime jheman who slashed him »•'th » housewife got a breakon l h e \ 'J o l l i e r « -todying what All committee* will meet this let. Mrs.O. V. OWr. New Haven, 1®!!-.'. . . . . ,L|-y_ *»nl- iu»« ‘he way they w.nt bmfr w... known lo him only by ,,nrP „f milk with abolishment of ml|(M ti|, ,||inr ,(ha„y wei-t. in work out programs. Conn and four grandchildren. ing. according to thr Smithsonian miisionrrs lo w vai-atr,) Jan I hy up." a police spokesman sai>l the name of "Cool Rreeie " state prire controls, hut said the Adrophy steal Observatory. Hr, o'fRcen gave a short talk rh ,lrn ,rn * “ *, r e P ° rt ,0 1,,,p ri,r' F u tw il service* will be anDavid Gilchrl ,, . „ , exact amount of saving* could not and asked the aid anil uwpera ‘ u,1' r committee at Hie next nuunerd hy (iramkow funeral Roth men have stated iheir S lir C O p h ilK U S L 'U U m l W r>timilrd. meeting m-vt Monday al 2 p. m. Home. him of all present. C n n rh P H T n opinions on rivie improvement, IIDURG, France (U Pli—Work Odhsm said the inns! valuable u o a c i i c n IO f liv v l aD(j advocate ihe same "efficient men digging a reservoir here have Commisilnn action, dollarwite, Orange Belt Conference football, government.” There Is little difdiscovered a tarccphagus 2d feet was a regulation controlling Hie roacWa will meet In Sanford i ference in platforms. The victor Wlow the earth Eiprrts twltrve pricetW dairies must p*v the Thurtday night to select their an-j will serve a three year term on II was that of a noble Unman farmer for class two and Ihree nual all-star team. the board. whn lived In the Second or Third milk. Cenlury. He said this regulation gave TAMPA Il l'll -Jam es I., Mefarmer* an additional $1,773,217. Cluskrr. 44, blaming his ahohol- Sales SLlOW Gains A voluntary program, worked Ism on a (VH) pound dirt clod, W- WASHINGTON (UPI) — The " ‘'ougli Hie Commission, lo transvi i v i i i v d i m v lU * t ’i*i 'till ■ ■ WASHINGTON* I'hi -AA < Civil gan a six month Jail sentence to* Right* Commivsion spokesman Como,erre Department hays man \rt ml,lk «° »r , »' During Iue next two weeks., Down's It year-old daughter. Jean, ^ - _ _ day for w hiter had checks. ufaclurrrs scored Wtler than u* -,,,r **'**'r U r i ** ,,n,> «hAHPC*| 8 said imiay Ihe <ommlsslon Ims loans of Ihe Navy’s best liomlilng , generally get tn see the CUal ual gains In sties and new order* another 1,7 M2 In ,h<' auhpocnied more Hun .» perrons rrrwis will Ih- burning thr midnight dash down a cup nf enlfre on hie lo » hearing In Monlgomrry. Ala., jrl fuel nil in preparation lor the way nut In Ihe morning fwhen In OctnWr. Sales in OcloWr rote ... ' ,e o,rr,,,t|1 follow • up of starting Dee. R on cnimdalnts that routine It.nulling Derby*. he's not at sea. that Is) hut the ptobahly- Wen soWr if it had not 4oo million dollars sntl new order* audits showing underpayments to Negro voting rights have lieen jumped a«0 million dollars o trr Eath Right hour give* them one beaux have dried In the pan many Chuluota reisdent* this murniog ' developer* are In the (d-tnoiro fur ll,e fi0° l‘n»fut* of dirt September. producers accounted for another more whisk of professional pullsh a night when Downs forgot to re ­ appeared before the County Com- range. nearly buried him alive ,«o 136.000 the farmer* otherwise More >ub|WHUas will W served that could give them Ihr rdgr in port homo that he would he late. mission lo protest the closing of Resident* of the area protested >'c*r* *x°. . would not have received, Odham to<lav the spoVevman declared. the Derby. Many eye*. Isotli in and Chief Downs' background has •ro ad s which they felt would pre- that they hid l*en led lo Wlleve **ld hc l’*‘ ** « No Golf, No Business said. flic i )>■' ctliian said ' tost of Hie out of the Navy will Ih- wa'rhing I ven well diversified, and has to­ MENTION (U I'lE- (lank Manag ^vent them from using portion* of that •*--- — '■ always -• the lakes woufd W riumW r't helper In Delaware and »ul,|Kwna* were issued for iK-rsons these crews, bul only a few will eluded maintenance of every tvpn th# Lake Catherine area. accessible to them. Several gate w** ‘‘G1"*-' ripe In a ditch when rr Gordon 1’ayior was awarded who originated the complaint*, ire thr birklmnr that holds them ■>( plsne the Navy has, from alow The hearing waa held to dcler- •hit as the reason for purchasing J*1* cave-ln occurred. Ever slme 112.fas, damages Monday alter hr Just Poor Loser most of them Negroes wlto said patrol boats lo supersonic lighters. mina whether the county would home* In the area. They ohjerted h* »«• out ot ,lw h«»l"tal hr has test.firct an automobile accident .MILAN, llosly- It I'll Mike their civil rigid* were denied Ite­ up The main In air of the squadron! On the DSS Coral Sea he wee tha cloee the roads in the Townslte of to the Community Club, deilfned hittiiif the Udt.r uncunlro- which destroyed his ability to llongiorno, popular radio and TV is thr maintenance gang Its bark ! flight deck chief, tha toughen job North Chuluota at the request of by the dc\r!optr« lor u%t of »wtm* a*^># an^ man>' effort• to Mop plsy golf had thus damaged his mailer of ceremonies of the rative of race. i»mines, "Golf had- -a very great 1iHnnor in Ihe Navy. He was plana captha Chuluota Development Corp. mlng Waches. Club due* are fS Thr ll --e expected last bone Is thr mainirnanre chief. ---- -.........hearing ........ e — ------ tn — •— Dju Mc or uun* tjuits" oura ipits program program. In Heavy Attack Squadron Nine lain for Gen. Georg* C. Marshall The corporation was represent per family . "MayW it s Wit Im going to dral lo do whh my business, he ( ^ a tra ffic iVket Momlay ‘lirpr t,*)» 'w* lo ,K> a* ed by Blit Hutchison, who presentl»er this key figure is Aviation Machin­ when he was Secretary of De­ . The development has pum,>rd In jail’ k* ,atd' ^ l - e able said ( f ||Un who thought he had a Ictwlid hv the full slx-membri ed the recommended replat of the sand to make a bathing bench for lo of »W*key there. May. f , -------------------good reason to do It. commission, '* It 1has no po'lcr povv ists Male Chief James A. Downs, fense. another lough one, with area to commissioners. Hutchison the club. The resident* want Ihe *11 make it this lime. I haren t r o S B l U i e , I m p r o b a b l e 'T h e poller-,txts who nabbed «r. >»** I* charged with revpon- a wiry, prematurely grey human "split and polish” thrown to for • stated ithat u«( m k m m was wbr u n r t t i p - land left a* it D. and readily ae- u>*t rirpe." the firni developMONTF.DELIA). MI)NTF.RKI.I-0, Calif. Calif, (U |l)Pl'lt li - li-wigiorno was Piero Sslvaenlnl, ilbilhy invevlicaiing »urh com* dininto who directs ami ,<iper- good measure, lie waa to the ’■tog the Chuluota Hotel and that reislblr for their use Four students told police Monday ,ho appeared on "Itouh’e or pl*t'i» • l»'l making revimmenda vises the highly technical busi­ flight rrew on Dan Kimball'i plana one of the roads created a traffic lion, to Ihe President and Cun- ness of keeping Ihr modern A3D when he waa Secretary of tho Should Ihr roads be dosed, the they were pursued In (heir pickup gudi" - - and lost. hasard to gucstv. Only a portion toko area would be owned private­ Jurors Selected jeis and iheir complex electronic Navy. In World War II h i fought tress Truck by a flying saucer. They . ...................... of the road would be rioted in both tho European and Pacific ly, although much of the lako Alabama Gnv.eleet John Pat­ equipment in working order. ATLANTA (UPI) - A 12-man said ll blasted the trurk will) a . . . . round thf lake. Hutchison said frontage would be open, excluding Jury, Including a former member white ray that blistered the paint, His joh keep* him churning and theaters and later flaw i t lha terson. now the stale's attorney \A /n / v f n n r "ere need an orderly plan if Chu- the bathing area now controlled of the Ku Klux Klan, was picked knocked out the dashboard, and general, hoi vowed to do every­ moving all Ihr time. Jumping from Berlin airlift. » r C U l f IC f iuota U to bacon* a benefit to the hy the Community d u b . When asked why bo warkad m today for Ihe trial of the first of stopped their watchea. Police duly Partly (toady aad Utlto Uaeg M N P thing legally possible to prevent one plana to another and bark county.'' A decision had not been reached five men Indicted for the bomb­ made a routine report of the inci alure rbange through WednrM dar. the commission from seeing vot­ ngaln. Sometime* he works 24 hard. Chief Down# stated, " I jgtf Th# developers plea to build by noon today, when rn ld rn li ing of ihe Jewish Temple here. dent but wrote at the bottom High today 73 I* *0. fear tonight ing registration hooks at Macon hour* al a slrelrh. Mr*. Downs, like the Navyj it's a part i f m l twuaaa in the 114-113,000 class, were (till arguing pro and con beThe rx-klanimin Is M. M. Coc­ "Anjthmg can happen hut this i* iM to U. Northeast and cast wLadalCuunly, wlvera tha caw apparent tha former Eleanor J. Prints of and I want my family l i Ip p r w i tonM h r (ha j tor* tha commitslooer*. 13 la I t miles per hour. ly arttfflaled. Waafct-gton. IX C. and Chief nf ma." hran. a bus operator for M year*. Improha Me," Didn't Like Child, Cave Him Away Group Seeks M ore S afe ty A t School Thousands To View Mental Health Unit) Dairy Farmers Get News B rie fs More, Odham Says Committees Hear Duties Outlined Voting Very Light For Commissioner Big Clod Credited For His Troubles Pilots Ready For D erb y, In Alabama Voting Chiefs Keep 'Em Flying *Chuluota Group Protests Closing Road N ear Lake Rights Probe Set w I ■ it. T I * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Wolfson Declares t ailed Pres* International Snow accumulation! of one to j o e b a k i :k M. I- RABORN JR. three Inchea lifted acrott the na tion'a midaection from Texas to western Illinois today In a gath erfng atorm centered In the South parked In the Marylebonc district I JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (U P H weit. ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ ¥ ¥ _ Thursdav bore this sign: (The Florida Gators, with a steady The new iturm. coupled with "No hand signals—t.Ki cold." 331 rrford- wi" ho“ ‘ «-am ln in earlier blinard acroaa the the Gator Bowl if they top Sltaml northern plaina, brought a wintry Saturday, it was announced today. Railroaders Drafted cast of white to much of the na­ n,.ev-n <, ..nt-B "It looki as If Florida will be tron over the Thanktgiving holi­ Bl ENOS AIRES ( LI I l The one 0[ (he tc.alna |n Gator day. government, to rid rdf Row I," selection committee chair* Weathermen warned of heavy the threat of a nation wide rail ,-,*n Sam Wolfson lold United snow from Oklahoma and Kantat *!iike. has ordered all railway PrF»» International. "But wa northeastward into Iowa and the worker* drafted Into the army. won't definitely deride which two lower Great Lakes and Ohio val WASHINGTON IL'f'l) — T h e teams will play until 7 p m. Satleya. Soviet Union was on notice today Red Writer Flees inlay." MOSCOW (DPI»—The language , RERUN iIT I)—Isolalrd West Hut Hie United Stales and its Joe K. Baker, candidate for uly "As a yuutig businessman, homeA mound of Arctic air draining BERLIN (UI'D—Soviet writer Die Cnlnr* have Impressive commissioner stated Inday that hr owner and parent, I am naturally south w a r d from Ihr Yukon of the Sov irl note on Rerlln Berlin demanded today Ihr Well- allies ran tie neither tricked nor Mexander T*hcy shivili li.v* fled to wins over UCLA. Tulane and Flor* hai no political obligations ami concerned with the future of San plunged readings to IS below al struck Western observers today rrn Allies use military force if threatened into turning free West West Berlin from an authors' Ida Stale. They iost by one touchit not backed by any croup or ford. "Al. L. (Sonny I Rabora laid International Falla, Minn , and as laying down a tough line from neerssary to save it from ahsorp Berlin over to "hostile donuna-, conference In East Berlin down lo Mississippi State and political faction. today.. Rabom la running for the brought tub (reeling temperature! which Russia is not prepared to lion by the Communists. t . _ . . dropped games lo top * ranked Leader* and cititens alike re­ lion" bv the Communists. budge. office of city commissioner in the, at far south at Virginia. When asked about hit platform Thr Western Allies began eon 1x0(1 LOIUIOI* U lC S . Ixniislana St»le and unbeaten Aujected the Soviet proposal to r» Russia delivered note* to the A rash of flrra erupted in the ‘ i t h f young dairyman said: The election neit Tuesday. LONDON fUl’ tl—The Soviet bum by three and one points, re* lablish a "neutralised free city" suit at ions which foreshadowed vir much discussed sewerage plant it ‘ I have long been interested in cold air belt. The victims im'.uird Western Rig Three and lo West in West Berlin and caltrd it a tually rertaln rejection uf Soviet lass news agency has ivpmted •peclively. not a political Ittuc. It it limply city government and feel that dll- five children killed In Iheir lieds Germiny Thursday demanding cunning Soviet power attempt lo Premier N i k i t a Khrushchev's (hr death of veteran Bulgarian Wolfson said the list of teama tomrthing that mutt be built, and tent should take an active pari, in a (ire Thursday al an Oklaho­ Ihe West quit Berlin within six •wallow another part of the free Thanksgiving Day maneuver lo Communist Leader Georgy Dam was narrowed Ihis morning to ais months and that West Rerlln he ma City convalescent nursery, toon. Thia was ruled by the De- when possible, in civic affairs team*—Mississippi, Florida, Van­ forre Britain, Franc- and the yanor. world. partment of Sanitation. The decisions made by your elect and a mother, fattier and four of mxde into a demilitarised “ free United Slates out of West Berlin derbilt, Georgia Tech and Alaba­ West Berlin M a y o r Willy city." ma, if It Ik ala Auburn, and South “ I think that taaation and the cd officials, the members of the their children killed In a blase Premier Nikna Klirushrhev’a Itrandt warned Ihe Western pow­ and turn It into a demllltartrrd l| * «o CJottillkT A 1*111ri debt of the city have reaches! tat city commission, affect every citi­ that deatroyed t h e i r home at free city.' ers: JERUSALEM, Israel (UPII - Carolina. press conference statement that North Little Rock. Ark. uration. The city ha* tpcnl to tuch zen of Sanford, directly or Indi­ Dropped from the list were "Do not put your bead in the The Rutiiani said Hut II the Unconfirmed report* here said toAmong oilier fire victims were "we are not deciding the que* a degree that there it no reserve. rectly. Western Big Three refused Pittsburgh which lost a 23-21 de­ sand. The naked existence of slay large quantities of Soviet If I am elected I will do my best "It Is ray belief that government a 3-y ear old Milford. Conn , girl Hon on Ihe basis of an ultima 3,200,MM people who live in West agree to the , plan withTn lT heavy armi anti plane* have *r- rision lo Penn S t a t e Thursday, to tee that our city government i* created to serve and represent whose four brothers and sister turn" softened some of the West­ Berlin is at stake. The Soviet months, tin- soviet Union would fBed in Iraq, and Texaa whirh indicated U wit administered honestly, economi­ the people and should act In the perished In a fire seven years ern apprehension. would decline an Invitation lo play Hut observers also noted hi* re­ goal is absolutely dear — all of withdraw from lla sector In Easl ago, and a 70-year-old man who cally and affirlcntly. In a howl game. Wit interests of the majority. Berlin anti force the Allies to deal H i s S t y l e , T O O ? Berlin is lo be incorporated into mark that "those who are In fa­ "I would like lo have a part Should you elect me to serve as died in a Vermont blase. with Ihe puppet East German , ..... Coach Bob Woodruff and his Ga* the Soviet Zone " vor of continuing the cold war At least four children drowned .. ii..., MB.au Ilia, iron i l l I)—Sing­ tors, who also lopped Georgia in Hie growth of Sanford, which your city commissioner. I pledge Communist regime, which they Brandt .aid the United Stat*>, war" er Jerry t^e l-ewis it negotiating needt control and planning." to work and vote in the best in­ while testing thin Ice formed by and turning It Into a bot and Arkansas Stale and were tied Britain and France must back up refuse lo rreognlie for posiiblr purchase of Elvis Baker concluded by saying that terest of the majority of the rill- the coldest weather of Ihe season will oppose the proposal. ('. S. I.ashes Hark by Vanderbilt, haven't gone to I live rity with their military might Presley's mansion here, it was re­ In Chicago. Jerry Melnyk, II. ami The note said any act of aghe waa a tucreatful htuinrii zrns of Sanford. bowl since 1933 and are hungry fer The United Stales lathed back ported yrtlerday. Roman Klowatyj. 13. drowned in ( gresslon against any member of and announced he would fly man “ and now haa time to de­ a post • season appearance. Sanford is growing and the al­ a park lagoon Thursday, and two [the Warsaw Trraty "will be con- shortly to Washington lo discuss In a sharp statement declaring vote lo my city." lhal the Russians appirrntly want It wa* ttelleved they would B9* titude and dtrisioni of your rity S year old Sloughton. Wii., girls, sidrred by all of ils member* aa the siluition. Pope Goes Visiting The co-owner o f (ir*cn Valley commission have a great bearing to "keep their grip on East Ber­ rept the invitation without Give Solemn Fledge acta of aggression against them Tarry Ann Anderson and Jackie ROME (UPIr—Pope John XXIII niton if they down rival Dairy. Baker ia a native of San­ on the speed of this growth. With lit said Ihe Allies have given lin" while (ricking Ihe Allies Inlo ford. Hr attended local tchoola this growth comes many growing Bcrndt. drowned ihe night before all. anti will immediately invoke their solemn plrdge to defend Ihe teaving West Berlin "in favor of rrvisited the H o m e seminaries Florida la favored hy 14 an appropriate retaliation." Thuraday where he studied at a over (he nft-beaten Iburfeuet. Rand graduated from Sewannee Mi­ pains, such as annexation, fire in a,municipal awimmlng pool. On the basis of the Soviet stale- rity and "we r*nnnt release our what Is called a ‘free ritv"'. student priest and taught at a litary Academy. He holds a drgrte protection, ilreels. sewers ete., "If we accept evrn x single point klosl observer! believed M id i* Allied friends from this responsl 1menta, any showdown would professor early in hit churrh ra­ sissippl will get the hid lo (St th# in butineat administration from and Ihe derisions made on these in lids complicated arrangement," bllily.' shape up for May 37, 1P S9— six the University of Georgia Green and other problems will set the visiting team post If the RebeU Brandts warning tva* rrhoetl one official said, "we will have rer r. months from Thursday. The West­ Valley Dairy it producer-director course of our progress. stop Mississippi State Saturday. by Ernst l-cmmer. lop repre l*krn ihe first slippery Hep leadern Rig Three could then: for Perfection Dairie*. Bomb Truck W recks tentative of ihe Writ German *ng Inevitably to the communira "I am not sponsored or barked Agree lo pull thrlr troops out Raker served aa an intelligence of West Berlin anti leave It a government in Berlin, lie said lion of Berlin anti perpetual divi­ GLOUCESTER, Engl*ml (UPIi oltierr with the Strategic Air financially or olherwisr by any —A Intck loaded with 2,000 pound free, drinilitariird city. Tile In­ West Berlin would never agree in sion of Germany.*' Command (or two years. He and person, group or organisation. I U. S. Air Force Iwinbt left over become a no man's land in Ihe would sincerely like to serve you itial ronsensui among Western his wife. Jean, reside at 521 Plufrom World War II rolled hackAUGUSTA. Ga (UPIi—Grant!p* observers here was that thia wa* middle of Germany and Europe. ai city commissioner and will ap­ mosa Drive. They have three want* down an embankment Most Berliner* Immediately preciate your consideration and grumped about the carving knife. unlikely. children. Thuraday and overturned. There It eouldn’t cut butler, much leas —Run ronvoya into West Berlin conjured up a vision of the free vole on Tuesday at Ihe City 9 The young candidate la a dea­ waa no exploalofl. A United Pres* InternaUonal a Ji pound turkey. Betide* that, across East German territory by rity of Uanijg which wxa annexed con ia the First Presbyterian Hall." count al mid • messing, shaded the kids didn't want amlhlnc but force. Ruatia tald such "viola- by Adolf HHlec the moment he Hahnrn. II. U ■ native of Flor­ Church, member of the Centre I al least 133 persons killed in (ref* Third Holiday Birth white meal anil when it sanic i*. mF( |,y counter •aw fit. Florida Milk Producer's Associa­ ida and gi iduated in IMS from lima for dessert, they turn-d |„rc<. Ground breaking eetrmonie* foe HARLAN. Iowa (U P I i- Mr*. fir since the four • day holiday the Ohio Mechanic! Institute. tion, the Cattleman's Association the Grace Methodist Church will Kenneth Ilium gave birth lo her began Wednesday evening. In ad­ He is associated with his father down the pumpkin pie and yrll-d —Modify Ihe Wcatrrn refusal lo and the Jaycect. He recently bat lw held Sunday on the church for ice cream. „ . . . . third civile! on Thankiglvlng Day, dition, IA persons died In fire*, deal with the Eafl Germans and . _ , been showing a film for (he Unt­ in the Seminole County Laundry, So it vvrnt Thursday et Thanks­ In to mine in some arrangement S i n n m o u' Onor* Her fir,, was l»m on New Vr.r'a one In a airplane eraih and SI a laundry and dry cleaning estab S a tU rd Q V IEil. and Woodland Avr. ied Fund lo civic groups giving dinner In thousands of Am­ Day and hrr second on Chritintas. In ml*cellnn»uu* Ae-ldmi* for an with Ihe in over Berlin SecreUn ^ " 1 Baker urged ail registered vot­ iahincnt. He is married to Hie for­ erican bomrs—and particularly al the Rev, Dr. Je«se E. Walirr, overall loll uf 131. ers lo cast their ballots in Tues­ mer Mildrrd Robson of this rity. the transplanted While House here nl State .tolm Foster Dulles has A f C i v i c C C f l t C r dirlrict >uprtlnlendrnl will coilOhio reported ihe heaviest traf­ TV Or Tea Kettle? said llu- United Stairs might day's election. "I feel everyone They have three tone. local firemen still are selling l,urt Hie I p. m rllrs fic toll with 11 dead, followed by where the grandpa was Fresldfnt agree to deal with East Germa•t IIARLINGTYIN, England (UPI) should have a say In how city Civic organisation* Include the Eisenhower. soviet .Union. mon tickets for ihe gospel singing Sal ’ ’ race 3*c*hodlst <hutch was orCalifornia and New York with as, ‘ agents" of tire Soviet 6 government is run." he said. Jaycee* and the Senior Chamber * *. ,ur ~ ' ,C‘ 1 m V urrfav in thr Sanford Civic t enter B»"l**d May Di with (0 charter —Resident of this village were nine each, Illinois, Alabama and In not many American home*, But Ihe Kuiiian note appeared, ur£»T ,n “ • * s «*,ora u *'c 1 ,n'V ,n(mi.,ri .’ f.rr ,j . , hp fared today with what is, for of Commrrce. Raburn ia a num­ however, was ihe turkey carved in i-.iiiiii,. *nv- im n s .m .n ti nth Featured on the program are the memoers. Alter six moning .ne Englishmen, a horrendous choice. Pennsylvania with right rich and ber ami senior warden of the under Ihe glare of movie Hood- r ihin hoirwllidn I7r*m ew .ri Wile Quartet. Orlando: Smith congregation nclwlea M families There's nut enough elcclri- Virginia with six. ,r. H»*n in°*r Wthin a irameworx Auhumdale and lane “ '"I Ht| member* on the church Holy Cro.i Episcopal Church. The National Safely Council, aa lighla, or the mashed potatoes of making Writ Berlin a Irre land too . Aununwiaie. amt t.n j?umlav school rnrollmroi i« illy to have hotli the TV set and master*. Tampa A local quar*»«>' enrotlmenl I. an electric tea kettle on al the Is its custom, declined to esti­ isdled out before the lenses of city, cleared of all troops. mate Ihe nation's Thankiglvlng _______________’ let. Ihe Got|*elairea. has been * "7 - . f . f . ..... the new* camera*. The I’ rcsidcnl big drawing card on the program *" ' , ,jr** un*t "I n* " same time. holiday traffic toll. However, It and hia family bore up cheerfully, Door* al Ihe Civic Center will rhufCl' bu‘ 1'; »*•> l0n' ■aid Ihat rn average of 470 per­ however, under the few minutes CHARLOTTE. N. C. ( l l ' l l - A open at 7 p. m. Member, of the H"** *» * 1 1 rest ‘ Real Shook U p’ sona are killed in traffic during of public attention snd gaily went brilliant young social case worker C . .1 . . . . ^ ......I ..1 11 .rt-bchool. Church Sanford fire department will art v .'.m , scho..l •«■»«*. i•• at «' 0:1.. MALIBU. Calif. (UPIi -Actor non • holiday periods of (ho same about the tradition of Tlianksgivhas been grantrsl a three • week *. ushers. Tive singing is viamsor »•*".; Sunday worship at II a. tu., Rock Hudson lulferesl a slight length, from A p.m. Wednesday to ing. drlsy In her trial here on charges ed by Ihe Fireman's Benefit Fund , I^<“ rburch 1. .ps’nmrwl by 111.* abrasion on his forehead Thurs- midnight Sunday, at Ihis time of The LIHI, Giant Fo<mI Store will ' S h fn ' h' , A she tried to buy the services of a Grreting gueata will be Chief: ^'f*1 Mf ‘ h^ l*t ’ hurf h day when hia taxi collliled with a year. . , . . „ , . c in e Ihe turkey he hid difficulty detective to "arrange a fatal ar- open early neat year In Sanford. Utcking onc U ( (rom ,hp Mack Cleveland, W. C. Galley, ,!hr >, of ‘ *r driven by a 17-year-old girl WASHINGTON (Ul’ li-T h e In rldent" for the wife of a stale 1‘ulire said thr driver of the other * hll'r hI " cxi»d *> french Ave. and Itl*jn turkey carcass, clutching ternsl Rr venue Servlee ORSt re- president of Ihe Fund; Paul Ben ,hr highway patrolman she loves! tar, .E'lr'ly T. Pogue. ..as "real -4lh St., the rhaln super market me other drumstick for maximum nett, viee president, a n d Ed . . .. » The (rial of Rarbara Ann Mas­ will !w ..pen seven day* a week |f ccragF. ||j« son. Maj. John S. mlmled tavpayrr* today that shook up.1* ^ R e h e a r s a l 5 l0 te d maximum Income for filing Ihe Brooklyn, treasurer. sey, 23, of Greensboro, N. C., was from 7 a. m. to II p . m Eisenhower, came In hit rescue nefreshmcftti of hotdog*. rold "short form" tax returns for set up to Dec. 19 In Recorder's Ri^lit, But It Cost A complete line of frosert foods, while Mr*. Elaenhower and John's 193* has been boosted lo 110MM. .drinks will be handled Judg* Wilson Alexandsr win . and . roffae ... Court. She originally was to have standard brand* and dellrarie# wife looked on patiently, < A IID H I. <U P I i — When thP new E v p lo rin r l*i« . Thr revenue service said it -as h> ,hr 1 *d,M Auxiliary. Ticket* gone to trial today Member* «f the Sanford Male mi) tie obtained at rlllirr fire will be tarried by the Florid* ------------. . . n i c e .lopped a i river ami asked ot thr ,to Rfnutl nf Aro#r. issuing ihe reminder Iw-iausst bonis will rebr*r«e Xlottday vtatiim or purchased at the door. ?- ,op. * h r *,U; areordinr f Howard M..nname he replied "Alfred The lr. Susvilwy at 2 p. m, in the U almut 3.1 million 193S W 2 forms night nl 7:141 *1 the First Meth­ Ihi. dent at Wake Forest College at |(#th lor,, r, 4„ who ,ora,„, ' e a s l *' las ecourt .vn ri T ln ira sla x' Ikn ^ ^ |{vlt Great." In Thursday the (stalrmrnts of earnings «ml tat odist S ' ,,m'* **. “ " H S * " f P*>.* ,h* Lime Giant in Sanfurti . . , .. t. 'T . ', Churrh. — 7,7‘" .. . . man produced paper* lo prove withheld t. incorreetly earry a ZhU Will be the ,*.1 practice be- |hat hj, iflull njmF ,» AlfrH -n,P All interested parent* ami youth leader* are invited to attend. Tha maximum figure of BS.OiH). fba fore he group . .ppearance Dee. fir„ , (-ufl|n program is designed, to, appeal. to Smith, wiff of Hichwa)' Patrol*11* , ^1 floor spier The ex#cutl%o rummlttrc anti lurmi vsrrr printed Itrlorr Ihr in » il local r.lk l IamVp Memo. . . i-. R eflation s must be in ibis rial Service. , Neveriheles*. be sen fined IMlihe teenage U y. whether he has msn Rsnsomr Smith “ xr.r* •“ bounding rt>mmittr«* rhairmen of thr tttmr limit wa a ttouhlrd Some taxpayet* wim changed wefk j,)r ttlF noo.tpr* club chick kltentlon of Hi- singer* i* also for drunken driving leven i»en a Boy Scout._________ Authoritici aaitl thr woman lirM th<* * 1 B‘I ba «f,.e ..^ ^ miltrr of IO0 will mrft for tlir ITturnih ,f f. ■ . . . ■ — _ M rontarlrd another Charlotte man morning, “The store carries h ter- fj,,t |jmF Monday at 2 p m. at jnhs this )r*r have already re en barlieque Monday night al Ihe lallml to the fart Ihat only two for the job The man. a police rifle amount of .alcalde merchan ,h* First Federal Having, and reived W 2 siatemenl* show ,n£ S. nford Elks Cluh regular ieheai»*l* remain prior to and a well-adapted tine of |^,n A*»oelatimv office. thr old limit informant, contacted officer* here, «lt»e Guest* nf the elub will 4m> mem the full program planned for Defood*." W. Scott Burns head* thr An IRS spokesman said me |>rr, „( \ an(| p (ootltall squatls Rarv on Monday, Dec. IS. A full and Ruth, disguised a* a hoodlum, L. J. Souther of Uraia is grn- group, which plana Immediate ar furtn* pnntrd itefore the cltanLr , n(j j, !,., atlemlame It tequesleij playrd the role nf a "for hire" killer lie visited the warrant rr** manager of the chain, which lion to attract industry to would Im- vAcd. That they amountServing will begin at 6 EH) p m. against the woman a week ago W ft O M A throughout Florida. Inol. County. rd in altoul hall Ihe total # 2 ,\|| those attending are requesteil 4 Authorities said Miss Massey printing t0 *n Ineapensive toy for Under the new roles, taxpayer* <mmJ| K|kt t|ub chriitmss w hsd fallen in love with Smith af­ may use ihe short return, form pmy> whlPh lreali underprlvelged ter she met him while attending Hanford soon will have a Cult* Cadillac for men, a Tontiae for 10IOA, if their wagc or salary in- i liiblren. •esskxis of court in Greensboro. One minor accident uas the nngolf Course, one of hit mini* women nnd a f 1,000 bond for cbllromc waa Iris than IIO.WO In l,|jA Officers said Smith nail no know­ |y violence reported on Thanksgiv-1;Dutt ------,, - , , , . . . , - __ , . _ in** In Sanford ,urr B“ ^ course* loealml through- dren under 14 wero copped by na* and other earnings did not t -p L ln |,, r r A r . Pies n r ledge o( the pay-off. iHit Smith tional winner*. Thi* year, twoout the U. S s:no Married rouples may file * M O ly '- T O S S r l O n S resigned to avoid any reflection No rharget were plated against Construction on Ihr IH-hole wrek paid vacation* to I'arta and Joint return on Form I(MOA if on Ike highway patrol George Edwin Irwiri, Sanford Ne­ Mexico will l>e added to th* list. Ineir combined income did not rx gro. when he turned west off course started last week It will Futt-I'ult will be open from noon MIAMI (UFI>—The man who lo run to the aidrUne and hind reed the-r limits, Holy Cross Episcopal inrn snd Oleander Avr, onto tMIs SI. la it be next to Ibe Burger King on to midnight, excluding .Sunday. iHiys will have corporate commun­ night and lilt » parked truek ownmore » n electric power line. — probably has attended ion and breakfast Sunday ntnmlng est hy Willie Lamar. Owner Harold II llardcstrr of The orange and white rotor schema Grange Bowl games than anyone He would plug Ibe power line f ' i f s / l r ^ n r m r i n n at 7 10 Both are rriidrnts of WeXt IMh Altamonte Springs |il*n» a l)e- will ba highlighted by brilliant else has never seen more than a kiln the wire attached lo Ihe *7 3 J J J iU y iliy Thr rorporslr toininunlun Is st Thrrr were no injuries, and cernber opening for the ruurse, fluorescent lights. A huge neon Thr Sanford Rotary Club will ■feve play• of the famous football (**»•* ■ motor ami cause a big Ik y ln e n i.jfr v g ic A n n i n sign will attract transients. part nf a national observance held damage to both vehicles was re- which will featurea clubhouse, hear a voeal ensemble from Rol- classic. !? » » r l? ‘ vleacope from the top . I v lU S y ilH U C S F A y U lfl Ilardeater formerly operated the m Episcopal churches all over Utively small, according lo police green fell fairways which give a When the assistant handed him For Ihr first time In the re I lina College Monday noon al the )(e ii Ernie Seiler who as id-hole Putt-lNitl on Highway M officers j true roll to the ball, and a parking live power wire, Seiler found he lection of Sanford resident*. th« America Ihia Sunday Civic Center. -vreulivr vice president it Boss In Orlando. He spent fire yean area for rars Two rest room* The voeal group is under the .11- jnd (Jod - fstlmr of the highly .waa bolding a forked plug in lioth city is spraying for tnosquitoe- in All hoy* whose falberx rannot with the First Infantry Divislesi, be present will "II lie he sponsored hy Q C; A I■■ have been built on the north side . I*” ™' reciion of Rnlwrl llufstader, and »uccessful event readying now for h»™>»—no socket on either wire November. ,.f property. The spray equipment w*- t»- mrn in Ihe congieg.tlon The has been acclaimed at one of the lu Wh anniversary" Mf fumblwl • PW^I knife outstanding musical attractions !n o.. . and in his hasle rul the plug from moved from the truck in Sepu m- communion Ia for confirmed men T r j g ( J B u t F o i l e d Each hole mil be constructed to base* ,n ijbrador*’ " fi.iV [jbrador *nd and (Ireland. Central Florida m»lebrn. ni l . ef ^ lhr liv' wtrr *"riead of the dead bei. and replaced last MondiJ and l-ijs onl). * n c u , i / u i * VJIIV.U facilitate a hole in one. A .ys'em HI* wife ia a native of Iteyjavik, Local Rotarian* and Rotary 11,1, v ? v i r T n .v oiil I n o unr' T1,r” he hid to scrsiw the when numerous complalnls snd The Rev. John Thomas mil celeMIAMI BEACH (UFh — The ha* been devised for free passe* Ireland. They have two children, Ann* will j*r*et Ihe students. The * * r.* . ■ r'VrHi* '•Ires end hold Ihfm lo lhr sn ob\itiui inrr^Air In thr ln*e«t« ' rslr from I>rhlr»d thr sllsr, fsc- intnidrr lied * ready answer fur eaeft ,*imr and anyone jfrttln^ Siggy, 6, ami Ne'Jie Mae, 10 program waa arranged by Robert .. ,.wutn .lnt «nnlv«raary oi r ^ 1plug from the Boat. forced the sprayer from win'er Ing Ibe congregation. In Ihl* way u h en Carl Biel caught him prowl- a hole ln-cne on each hole during month* Lament, elub presid-rd. i,"* W . \ "I ««>( the heck shocked out of storage they may see the breaking of the , lns ,hrmigh hi* fashionable Nor- a 15-day period will get 15 fits The I’utl-Futt Golf Course wag part of his life liegging. borrowing me but it worked." he said According to City Mai -y r bread and lifting nf the cup. manljy Me home panes. The price will !>e 40 cents located in^ .Sa^ordThrough*Stewand building for thr festival. Although he has been on hand Warren E. Knowles, it will lake The torn mittee preparing break *-|’m looking fur my tucker per game, for men, women and ppr j(ca| Ixwal con tractors Seiler spends most irf his lime every game except for a nine Jay* lu rover the rnlite city, fast for Ihe group is headed by tpanicl." said the stranger sheep- children. Balls, clubs and score- ara .Sanford Electric Hamer Naan, now planning Ihe elaborate pa- couple of years in the Army, The work wvs begun last Monday.1Mr*. 5 0. Chase Jr. Ilahly, holding an expensive silver card* will be kept in the elub- aiMj r j„ IJarvar. slumbers Partly rloudy today and tonight, ivanlry which surround* Ihe (olloF Msec seen loon more sham than Ikana I '^ ^’ - —' . ,!(«.«■ lm K..I, L amIo •_* A _ # a* _* > Seller lilt has never house. dinner Lnlfo knife luklnsl behind to hit bark. Ilardester U enthusiastic abon! Oaoiiderible cloudln.a# with scat- Same. This pageantry- brought hit a few plays in th* final quarter. Officers To Meet Snow And Strike Biel called police anyway. The Hardcller will operate under n hia buaineta. and Sanford in pay Weed shew era fUtorday. High te- "^rst moment in the history of He's been too busy directing th* Officers and board of governor* | EVANSVILLE, tod. (UPI) - man turned out to be Maleom franchise from tha Putt-Putt Golf titular. "All of my dialing* wMl b y 73 te Bl. lew tonight U to 7B. Hie festival. •how. of the Mount Plymouth Country I Snow piled up six Inches deep In Ramsey, a Sing Sing alumnus Course, with hradquxiters In Pay local business man and City rift* East I* northeast winds IB to 91 Seiler wai I v ath an claborata "I always have a ticket In my Club will meet Sunday i l l p m this ell T of IU.OOO persona today who police said had a long record etteville, N. CL National tourna­ rials have been very pleasant. nilea per hour becoasiag aouik-. float wheeled A 'o the fnotball pocket and some day maybe I'll followed by a general meeting for >and eily employes, Including for burglar), house breaking and ments ar* held, with local winner* their ro-oporsUM hat 1field al halftime. An assistant was ace the game," ha said. robbeiy. all member* at • p. m. 1street workers, went nn strike. attending. Last year prison nf a 1appreciated," bn arid. f CityWill Vote AgainTuesday Reds Won't Budge From Position On Troop Withdrawal Berlin Dem ands Allies Remain, Fight For City Soviet On Notice That Threats Nor Tricks Will Work Grandpa Ike Has Dull Carving Knife At Least 153 Dead Due To Accidents Church Schedules Ground Breaking Firemen To Stage Death Plot Trial Delay Is Granted Food Chain Plans Store In Sanford Early Next Year Taxpayers Given Gentle Reminder Explorer Scouting To Be Introduced pQf Mole CHoTIIS Committees Plan Mondoy Meeting • IS Deadline Nearing For Booster Feed a Attends All Games, Sees Little Action Sanford Reports Peaceful Holiday Sanford Soon Will Have Putt-Putt Golf Course For Communion Rotarians To Hear ^Rollins Students • Jing bing Alumnus (J,. , . e 7 H. W eather a f t �vm~ Hfil I'1WWS«S V,v/ -! -■ "T ’JI. V-^- . £ ' - . . . ' : ' H r* F a r e i — Fri., K o r. M , 19BI fttfir l R rn TS • • . p re se n tin g, % jo u r C h u r c h All Church Notices Must Be Presented At The Sanford Herald O ffice By 10 A. M. On The Day Before Publication. urch Of Christ ‘ B apP' FIRST —ii'FlkT CHURCH III Park A ttiu !w . P nrooki. Jr............ Bailor ; T. B. Plihfr Amoc. Paator ! Morning Worahip ... 1:4) a. m. I Sunday School ........ f:U a. m. •Morning Worahip 11:00 a m. ! Training Union 4:13 p m. 1 Kvrnlng Worahip ..... T:30 p. m. IWatf. Prairar Service 7:30 p. m. Xurtery available . CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH ; Cor. Kth SI. a Oak Are. •J. L. Moore ___ Inierlm Paator {Sunday School ........ 1*3 a. m. .Morning Worahip .... 11.00 a. tn. •Training Union * *3 p. m. J Evening Worahip 1:00 p. m ;Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 p. m i PIXECU CAT b aptist church Ml W. Oner* Read •Donald Gravenmeir ... Paator {Suoday School ........... S:*3 a. m. •Morning Worahip .... 11:00 a. m. {Training Union .... .. d:30 p. m. Evening Worahip........7: *3 p. m. {Wad. Prayer Otvlce 7.43 p. m. Nurierv available ! SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH E. IHh St A Park Av*. •Oartld B. Prica ........... Paator {Sunday Bible School .. 10 00 a. m. {Preaching ................. 1100 a. m. •Bible Study ............. 7:00 p. m. {Evaagellatlc Preaching 7:41 p. m. {Wad. Prayer service 7:43 p. re. WEST SIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST III S. Belly Ave. L. Stephen ........ Paator School .... 10:00 a. m. Worahip .... 11:00 a. m. Study .. ........ 7.00 p. rn. Worahip.....7:30 p. re. •yar Service .. 7:10 p. in. *■ CMILUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH {C. O. Swaggerly ........... Paator •Sunday School ........ to.oo a. m. {Morning Worahip ... . 11:00 a. m. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH IJoe Douthltt ............. Paator 'Sunday School ........... 1:43 a m. >Morning Worahip . .. . 11:00 a. re. .Ttalnlflf Union ........ d:I3 p. re. {Evening Worahip.....MO p. m. Wed. Prayer Service T:M p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GENEVA 'Jack L. Stewart ... Paator Sunday School ........ to a. m. Moralng Service ... . II.oo a. m. •Training Union . . . . . . * 30 p. m. {Evening Worahip ... . 7:M p. m. Wed. Prayer Service .. T:M p, in { HIIXCREBT BAPTIST CHURCH OP OENEVA {Cbarlea W. Hamll Jr........ Paator Sunday School ........ 10:oo a. m. Morning Worahip . .. . li co a. re. {Training Union ........ S IS p. re. iEvaning Worahip ... 7:lo p. m. {Wod. Prayer Service 7.W p. re. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Or LONGWOOD Cor. Church A Grant SI*. JC. L, Futch ... .... Paator Sunday School .. f:)3 a. re. •Mornlag Worahip ILOO a. m. 0.43 p. ill. T r a i s l i f Union 7:43 p. re. {Evening Worahip Wad. Prayer Service 7:43 p m. J LAKE MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH Three reiki weal of Siaferd •a Firat St. rlfkl at Menroo Corner obert 45. II) rd . Fatter nday School 10.00 a. m. Morning Worahip . . . 11.00 a. in. Training Union ....... . 0.30 p. m. Evening Worahip..... . 7:30 p. m. W ad. r r a y t r Sertlra T:30 p. re. ( III Rt II OF ITIKIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN* 2nd St. aad Elm Ave. CHURCH George M. Yatee ... I'atior liah Ave. and Third Si. Bible School 10.00 a.m. Pa Morning Worahip...... 11:00 a. m. A. G. Mrlnniv Evening Worahip ... 7:4A p. m. Morning Worahip ... 1:48 a. Wed. Bible Study 7:13 p. in. Sunday School .... Mnrnlnr Worvhip 11:00 0 CHURCH OF CHRIST Senior Fellow ship .. 5:30 p. Geneva . ?:U0 p. Ralph Brewer Jr. . Evangelist Evening Worvhip Nurlery Available Bible Schmil 10:00 a. re. Morning Worahip ... 11.00 a. re. Evening Worahip .. 7:30 p. tn. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wad. Prayer Soviet 7:30 p. m. DEBARY Denary Ctvic (eater CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning Worahip 10 00 a. m.| Paola Bible Study ............. 10:0() a. re. COMMUNITY Morning Worahip 11.00 a. m. Evening Worvhip 7:00 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lake Mary Episcopal John W. I’ lllry Paator | HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL Sunday School 10 no CHURCH Slorning Worahip ll.oo Park Ava. at «th St. Rev. John W. Thomav .... Paator Junior High Weatmlniater Holy Eucharial ............. 1:00 a. m Fcllowrahip .............. t 30 p m. Family S erviceSenior High Weatmlniater Church School ........... 0:13 a. re. Fellowahip........... 7.30 p re. Morning P rayerSermon 11:00 a. re. Holy Communion— I PSA LA COMMUNITY Tuevday . .. . . 7:30 a. m. TRLSBYTERIAN CHURCH Wtdnevday ............ 10:00 a. re. . .. . 1'aiur I Thurtday........ . . . 7:30 a. re. John W. Ptiley Junior High Writminiaterta laooi Sacrament of Penance Saturday -------- . 8:004:00 p. m Morning Worahip 9 no a. Sunday School 10 00 a. in ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Other Churches Enterprise Kr. Paul Shulti . Paator PINECREST ASSEMBLY Holy Communion— Or CUD CHURCH Sunday ........................ 1.00 a. m. Car. S7tk tad Elan Morning Player— Bailor Sermon.......................S.30 a. re. If. 31. Snow ................ Holy Communion— Sunday School ........ 9 43 a. m. lal Sunday each month 0.30 a. re. Morning Worahip .... 10.30 a. m Evening Worahip........ 7.00 p. re. Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Sanford Shrine Flak Erne it Bolkk Jr. Paator Church School ...... M S i. m. Morning Worahip__ 10:00 a. re. Blearing Committee .. 11:00 a. m. Choir Practice . ... 3:00 p. re. Thurt. Caterhlim Claaa 4.00 p. m. THE ALLIANCE CHURCH Chrlallaa and Mlaalonary Alliance Park Ave. aad I Ilk SI. David S. Carnefi* ........... Paator Sunday School --------- 9 43 a. in. Morning Worahip ..., 10.40 a. m. Evening Service ........ 7:43 p. m, A.Y.F.-Youih Rcrvli<e .. 8,30 p. m. Weil. Prayer Service 8:00 p. m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST 113 W. 331k Place SCIENTIST Herliert W. (inern ........ Paetor IM E. Sec aad Si. Sunday School ...... 0:13 a. m. Adult Bible Cleat .... 9:18 a. m. Sunday Schm.1 , . 11:00 a. re. Worahip Service . . . . . 10:30 a. re. Sunday Worvhip ....... 11:00 a. m. Wednevdav Service S;00 p. re. ST. LI KES LUTHERAN Tueaday [trailing . 3:30-4:10 p. m. Htavla (Near Utledni Stephan M. Tuhy ............. Paator Thuraday Iteadmg 2:30.1:30 p. ni .Morning Worahip . .. M:J5 a. m, CHURCH OF GOD Sunday School 9.00 «. m. French Aee. and Ilnd St. ( hrlillan Day Srhool, Monday through Friday — Kindergarten • Joel D. Hrnwn ............. Paator Elementary........... ,. 0:00 a. m. Sunday School ... 9:43 a. m. Kvangellitlc Service 7.10 p. m. Tueaday Servlca ... 7:10 p. m. Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH *ir JESUS CHRIST 411 Park Ave. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Paator T. C. O Steen City Hall Morning Woarhlp J. G, Broobi .. Brlmh Provident Sunday School .. Sunday S chool......... lO.al a. m. Morning Worahip Saaament Meeting 0.00 p. m. Organ Veaper* Evening Worahip THE SANFORD Yeuth Recreation CONGREGATION OF FREE METHODIST CHURCH JEHOVAim WITNESSES Laarvl Ava. al 4tk St. 1111 W. lal SI. Ira E. Hindman Jr. .. Paator Sunday Srhool . ____ 1:41 a. m. Sunday Wllchlowrr Study A ........ .. 1.00 p. tn. Morning Worahip .... 10:43 a. m. FUY .......... ...... T:M p. m. Wed. Bible Study ... 7:30 p. tn, Evening Worahip . . 7:30 p. m. Ftl. Mlnitlry School . 7:10 p. re. ........ 8:30 p. m. Mon. FMY Recreation 7:00 p. 10. Friday Senico Tuea. FMY Prayer ..'7 .M p, m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL Wed. Trayar Service 7.30 p. re. CHURCH (IF LONGWOOD GRACE METIIUDIST CHURCH E. Rulh Grant Paator Sunday School in 00 a. re Pinrarral School Auditorium Morning Wnrahip li oo a m W. Tliomaa Panuna Jr. .. Pamir Evening Keiviro . 7:00 p. re. Sunday School Wed Prayrr Srrvire 7 00 p. nv Morning Worahip 19 a Tn. Prayer Service T oo p. m FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CIIURCH Oviedo FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School . 9 13 a OF OVIEDO Jack T. Bryant ... Paator Morning Worahip .. . it no a. Evening Worahip I 00 p Sunday School ........... P is a. Morning Wnrahip .... 11.no a. PAULA WESLEYAN Training Union .... . 8.13 p. METHODIST CHURCH Evening Service .. . 7.00 p. < Mile* Weal m Rl. II Wed. Prayer Sen lie 7:30 p. Cecil W. Shaffer ...... Paator Sunday School n.i3 a. re. Catholic 1 Morning Worship .. 10:13 a. m. { ALL SOI l.S CATHOLIC Wraleyan Youlh ... 6 47 p. m CHURCH Evening Worship . . T 30 p. m. Oak Ave. at Ilk Si. Wed. I'rajrr Service 7.30 p. m. lav. Richard Lyna Bailor Sunday Maaaaa ... . , 7:00 a. re. Nazarcne 1:10 a. re. FIRST CHURCH 10:00 a. re. OF THE NASARKNR 11:30 a. re. W. tag SI. al Maple Avt. Pally Maai .... . 7:13 a. m, R. If. Spear Jr. — .. Paator Sunday Srhool ........ *43 a. m. Christian Morning Worahip 10 *8 a. m. { FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH NVPS ...................... . 0i30 p. m. ISOI H. Ballard Ate. NJ8 »....... . . . . . . . 8 W p, re. Perry L. Stona . . ... . Putur Evening Worship .. Flo p. re. Sunday School .. 9:48 a. m. Wed. Prayer Service J JO p. m Morning Worahip ... 11:00 a. m. Yaulh Pregram ...... . 81SO p. m. LAKE MARY Adult Training Count . 8:30 p. re. CHURCH OF THE NAZAR SNE v*mug Werafalp.............. 7:00 p . re. L a k e M ary 40 i...(iy ii.i 7:10 p. aa. 1. L. Dravedr .............. Pallor Sunday School .. .. 10:10 a. m. CONGREGATIONAL Morning Worahip . . ll.oo a, m. CMRIITIAN CHURCH Young Ptoplo a Mooting Tits p. m. Park Ave1. at Hth St. Evening Worahip ........ I ::t p. re. . Barnard Reel Bailor Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 p. m Ikle School ‘ l4fv#VM4 IL4I a. Hi. Mliiionary Meeting lliOu a. re First WsdMtdjy . . . . . . I.ou p. oi y«ei4ag Woiakip 8 Presbyterian SANFORD SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST (IIURCII Seventh St. aad Elm Avr. A. C. McClure ... ......... Paator •Saturday Sabhath School 9:M a m Morning Worahip ... 11.00 a. m Wod. Prayrr Service 7:30 p. re THE SALVATION 311 E. Stroll THE C H U R C H FOR ALL . . . ALL F O R THE C H U R C H It was Sunday morning. I had stopped only long enough on my journey for an hour of worship. The church was almost Filled when I slipped into my seat. I knew no one. Yet between me and these wor­ shipers there was a bond of fellowship. I bowed my head in worship of our Lord. The Chuuh iv the giritrit factor on Jsith for the buihling nf chaiactri and good citiaerehip. It it a *l»irhou>e of tpmlual value*. Without a iltong Chunk neither drmocrity nortbilitalion can vurvite. Theie air Tour vnmd tea vonv why every penon thould attend tervtcev regularly and vupport ihe Chutrh. They ait: ( I) For hu own tale. (2 ) For hit children*1 talc. 13) For the tale of hit community and nation. (4 ) Far (he vale nf the Church itielf, which needt hu moral and material vurpoit. Plan to* to to thuith irgulaity and lead your BiMe daily. D*f Sunday Monday Tue-dof Wciinrvday Tbutidoy Friday Saturday Book John Multhrw Ltk* AcU Act* .Mark Romani Chipicr 17 18 31 20 ID 33 Then I thought of those in distant lands who must worship the Christ amidst ridicule and persecution. They too were my brethren and I prayed for them. Through the church rang the triumphant notes of the opening hymn “ Faith of our Fathers, Living Still.” My heart and my voice sang together ns I remembered those of old who had labored and died that the Church might live. With fellow Christiana, whom I did not know, I bang my promise: v«rm :t-58 2d n-33 42-47 28-35 42-45 1-7 “ Faith of our fathers, holy faith We will be true to thee till death.” If only everyone knew the joy and satisfaction that my faith brings to me! Start attending the services of the Church— and your life too will he enriched by that bond of Christian fellowship that has sustained millions through the centuries. C*f}+fU 1rit, Mtuitt Air, itnvf, iDaile^ Pn m i This “ Support The Church” Series, Published Each W eek in The Sanford Herald with thu approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation o f these well-known business establishments: KIt.NIK'S STANDARD Oil. STATION NE-Ill BOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL HANK PRINTIN'!? WHEELER FERTILIZER CELERY COMPANY CITY COMPANY SHERMAN PIPE CO. CONCRETE PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY WARNER'S GULF SERVICE Sunday: to m a. Hollntii Meeting __ It 00 a. Street Meeting . ..... 8:10 p. 7 00 p. YPL Salvation Meeting 7 30 p. Tueaday. I’orp Cadets 3 30 p. Rand Praetlre 4:00 p. Ladles Home league 7 30 p. Thura Prayer Service 7 30 p. Sat. Street Meeting • So p. Sunday School . r r m. m. m. re. re m. m. tn THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE lltk aad Chile Ave. L. T. Tasker Pallor Sunday School .. in.on a. in Morning Worahip .. . ll.oo a. m. Evening Worship . T.tV p. m. Tuesday Service . . . . 7 43 p. re. Thuraday Scrviro.......... 7:43 p. m. UNITY C K N teiT oF SANFORD Were** * Clak—*00 Oak. Avt. Jaaophlflt B. SlutkU .. . Paator GENE'S SEMINOLE DRY STINE CLEANERS MACHINE & SUPPLY WILSON-MA1ER CO. FURNITURE ROY WALL COMPANY ooon RITZ W. FLORIDA STATE HANK TRUCK W. HORNE HROKERAGE HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK PLl'MIUNG THEATRE GREGORY CO. LUMBER COMPANY MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. A. K. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION, CO. Sunday Worahip ------ 11:0 0 a . t Woodruff Rutldiag 304 K. Flral SI., lire. 3M VutaUay Clau ----- limy p m. iw M .y �n F H . , N o v , 2 8 , 10 5 8 — P a n 8 g frt # a n fn r l) IffttB W o m a n ’s P a g e Bllaafcctb Alkkj, Wooiaa'i Editor PboM FA 2-2811 Gateway School Will Benefit Seminole High PTA From O W C December Function Has Meet Tuesday of the school board of dlrrcturs, School The system now give* per­ dropped by the Herald office to sonnel and materials to the »ay a few word* of explanation in school. There i* a poliiblhty that regards to the school. . . ___the organiration will not be rtHve or six years ago a group.)owpd |tf ( „ t|niir Uline thp lulM. of Orlando parents with exccp tional (retarded* children organ- Ing. They hope to rclocat! in a permanent place. lied to provide companionship and Day students attending the facilities for their children. There were no facilities Us central Floe school are from age six to the Ida for exceptional children in early teens At many children at the school ean accommodate *r« private or public schools. accented. Children do o-l have to The federal government donated the ute of an old wartime hospital bt from Orange Cou: 4 Parents buNding on Primro*e Street at the pay whatever they ean afford Orlando Air Force Hate. Through The school has about 30-35 children enrolled. donations Ihe building was repair­ Thrtc is a supervised lecrrsllon ed and made suiiable for the chitdrt-n. Civic clubs and other organ program. \ fenced in playground wa* equipped hy civtc club station* helped. A qualified staff heads the the exceptional children prog they are advanced in their school, A board of directors, eontilting of doctors, laymen, thr itir*. Aliho-igh none of them will ever bw normal, progress Is notice­ faculty, and parents, administers able and some arc helped to a re­ fund* and guide* the progress of markable degree. the school. The Gateway School need* At the present time there is an unds to carry on the work and attempt being made to have the are of these children. Companion­ school system take over Gateway ship and activities on his own level ean n-ske a great deal ol dif­ ference in the life t>f an exception­ Light Salad Best al child. The Officers’ Wives Club Is planning a fashion show and cock­ tail party for Dec. 17. Tha affair will be open to the public. Fund* will benefit the Gateway School in Orlando. This school was formerly known as the Primrose School. Earlier in the week. Bill Coleman, a member Sorority MISS ELIZABETH ASHIIV (Photo liy Raymond Studios) Engagement Told Mr. and Mn. H. Nicholson Ash by announce the encasement of their daughter. Klltabeth. to Robin Oakes Broun, ion o( Mr. and f i r s . nohrrt S. Braun. Mils Aihby was born in Sanford. She attended ichooli in North Carolina and tramfrrred to Semi­ nole Mich School, graduatin': with the elais of IBM. Mlis Aihby Is a member of Holy Cron Kpiirnpal Church. She u employed by The Sanford Herald. Mr.' Broun wai born In While Pliifli. N. V. He attended Sanford ichooli, graduating from Seminole High School In 1955, He attended Mtddlrhury College in Vermont, where he wai a memlier of Alpha Delta Hoe fraternity, and Florida State University in Tallahanee. Mr. Broun hai heen accepted ai a cadet in the Officeri' Training program of the U. S. Air Force. He will leave for San Antonio, Tea , on Dec. I. The couple will be married upon completion of Mr. Brown'a train­ ing. Church Calendar MONDAY The executive Board of the Women cf the First I’ reibyteHin Church will meet in Ihe Session Boom at 10 a. m. The Philathea Clin of the First Preibytcrlan Church will met with Mrs. Victor Greene, 407 Wert tilth 01. at 8:30 p. m for s Christmas party and Installation of offiern. Co-hostcsses are Mrs. R. F. Moule, Mrs. C. 8. Morriion, Mrs. Arvdrrw McPherson and Mrs. l.ily Eu­ banks. The Boy Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at I p. in. The Cherub Choir of ihr Firit Ripliit Church will meet at 4: IS p. m. £ W. M. S. circle meetings, lunch­ eon and program meeting for Week of Prajer at the Firit HapUit Church at lO U a. in. Sunlrcami, Junior GA'a and 13 year GA'a will meet for Iho Week of Prayer program at the I Irst Baptist Church at 3:IS p. m Training Union "M" Night at the First Baptist Church at 7 30 , m. Dr. Henry Parker, First aptist Church, Orlindo, will be Mlir speaker. W\ S. C. S of the Ebenercr Methodist Church will meet at tha Church It 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Carl Bradbury will be hostess. Holy Cross Episcopal Church auxiliary meetings as follows: St. Agnes. 3 p. m , with Mrs Harry Cushing, Loch Arbor. St. Anne. 2.30 p. m., with Mrs. John Jewell. 40 Elliott. St. Mary. * p. m.. with Mrs. D. 0 . Dearolph, lt» W. Woodcock Woodland. St. Martin, to a. m., with Mrs. R. A. Newman Jr., IWl Lilly court. B TUESDAY Children Make Gifts With Finder Paints MVRTIE WILSON Home Demonstration Agrnl RECIPE FOK FINGER PAINT: Combine '» cup laundry starch with 3 4 cup cold water in a me­ dium sire saucepan. Soak one en­ velope tinflavorrd gelatine In 1'4 eup cold water. Add 3 rups hot water to the starch mixture and rook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until it comes to a Imfl and Is clear. Remove fnmi the heat. Wend in Ihe softened grtallne, and add la cup packaged soap nr delrrgrnt. Stir until ihe mixture thick­ ens and the soap or detergent is throughly dissolved. This recipe makes aWud .1 cups of finger paint base. For variety, pour this Into several Jars and tint each a different ro’or. Just « ir In powdered paint, tempera, pester paint, or liquid food color­ ing as desired HOW TO FINGER PAINT Every member of the family will be Intrigued and delighted with Cits crealivc-bul-caty painting met­ hod. It Is fun to gather around a big table and work with Jars of poster or tempera paint, Wines of soap or detergent, and paper. Each “ artist" creates his own designs — the more Imaginative, the merrier. First wet the paper, and spoon out a little of the Suds Paint. Ift Impossible to say what comrs nest other than. "Use your hands, arms, thumbs, elbows if tired tie, to smear — literally! — the paint Into an aUraetlve design." As you work you’ll find yourself de­ veloping your own Ircbniqurs You'll soon discover that finger­ nails mike excellent toots for drawi.i; sharp lines, that the raims r? the hands are fine for palniinr backgrounds 'ami so ts ihe flat of your arm), and that fingertips are good for swirls and shapes. And It will tie a plrasanl surprise to discover that you are not as unfamiliar with the "ah stract art" as you thought you were I The Daughters of Wesley of the First Methodist Church will meet at McKinley Hall at 7 31 p. m. This is the Christmas party with an exchange of gifts. Mrs. tirog ie Williams ts chairman of the December hostesses. The Gleaners Class of the First Baptist Church will have a class meeting and turkey dinner at Ihe church at 6 30 p. m. There ^ 14 * tie a Christmas tree and exchai of gifts Week of Prayer program at First Baptist Church at 2:30 m. Seminole Executive Commli froebron at the First Bap Church at 12 noon. The Junior Fellowship of First Presbyterian Church 11 met at 3 30 p. m. and the Jut Choir meets for rehearsal at I “ p. m. The Pioneer Fellowship of IP First Presbyterian Church u meet for dinner at € p. m. With Festive Meal Molded fruit salad recipes are good to have on hand for the many holiday meal* that are com­ ing up. The*e salads best supply the lightness anti tangy flavor needed with heavier foods, at the same time they furnish ’ he festive color your menu may otherwise lark. For example, here’s a two-lone salad mold suggested by the Mea­ dow Gold Text Kitchens that teams tart, red cranberries with more delicately flavored and nourish­ ing cottage cheese and peaches. Both lemon and raipberry flavored gelatin lirlp provide pretty color contrast in this holiday salad. Cranberry Peach Mold (10-12 Servings) 1 No. 2*1 can sliced peaches, drained 1 package lemon flavored gelatin 1 cup hot water i* cup peach sirup 1 cup cottage cheese 1 package raspberry flavored gelatin 1'* cups hot water *« cup canned whole cranberry sauce *x cup prac. sirup Arrange peach slice* tn bottom of oiled llx quart ring mold. Dis­ solve lemon gelatin in 1 eup hot water. Add peach sirup and chill until slightly thickened. Fotd In cottage cheese Pour over peach slices; chill until almost set. Dis­ solve raspberry gelatin tn 1'* cups hot water. Add cranberry sauce and peach sirup, (‘hill until slight ly thickened. Pour over lemon layer; chill until firm. Cheese In Desserts EAST LANSING. Mich -tU P h —Cottage rherse long popular In salads and dips, makes a good dessert, Michigan Stale Univer­ sity home economist* report. Press l cup of creamed rntlage cheese through a sieve or whip It with an electric mixer to make a fine curd. Add 3 tablespoon* «( sweet or sour cream, sweeten with sugar tn taste, and whip until fluffy. Serve as topping on fruit tart* nr pies, baked apples, or fresh fruit salads and dessert* From the Haney Berln fall collection designed by Karen Stark In a short green silk ivatin evening ilreivA molded, but freely, in the Triomphe silhouette. The Empire bodice is selfbowed alsove a tied, full skirt. CALI | HERTZ AEven'— 2-7723 rw FA 2*7500 HQr'E. »fR* ,Ti• Z 1 'Si Some folks still hanker after "the good old days." Well doubtless they were wonderful fun. Only a diehard conservative could serious ly wish for their return. Few housewives would want to go back to making their own soap out of cooking fats and dripping*, mixed with lye and bolted for hours. Not many families would advocate a return of Ihr Chic Salr And certainly very few of ut would want to go back to sleeping on » malirrxi that ronditrd of a muslin bag Piled with duck fra'hers In the winter and hay or cornihucks during the summer months. There may he nnstaglic charm in the old way*. But store-bought detergent* are more efficient for hou«e cleaning, modern plumbing keeps the fret dry, and a firm, level mattress and spring rumbtna turn that serves comfort for year* without much rare certainty has the old sagging sack heat a mile. \ CHINA FIGURINES XM AS CARDS and other Ip o unusual dept S jw *1* ? ? sieve mm THC TREATS on u s COFFEE and TOAST! STANLEY CLEMENT* FEATURE: 2:13 * 5:12 • Ti ll • 10:01 STARTS SUNDAY DEM O NSTRATIO N PARTY S|)o(H)| DrinonHii'to* h*rr nil tin? ilp m n n tlM ilirM ) see t h e s e S u n b rn fn A iip lttm cr* S U N B E A M F A V O R IT E S CHRISTMAS for GIVING I i ■*> 1 el tv U S Mimt i BRASS PtRCOLATOR Imii MSdilk Hark- MILKGLASS l«f n i S a - t t i M f «Uh M i l skill t*4 <*>•■>• •IttiRf l.iika teg Sul. Is I *«8 l t t u » M H Il ~ _______ TOASTIR Tn **0 (("skkV Ms- . l i e l a s it s i 8-ask I C .t 't S u ttn ilK S U r. " • !*>•>• la eu*r> Toast risas i awn t"k *jio«"atw*irf. M IXM AtTIR HAND MIXIR LlgMasi|M, aaaaitvl Nt« Pus* Sutraa Basis' Iws'*'. Slaias ftsattr an is*veiit*grjna, g ( —l.'i-a-sa. M IXM AtTIR MIXIR Camaa cawpisia w'll» i i m s s O e Sawt. Skot •M '< on ar an stank las ■ >n inofi.ia.aist.ialioo, | sank M a s-u s* a.s.WHs t STATIONERY flrifta | | f FA 2-5842 | J THE BIG WAR THEY FOUGHT! THE BIG LOVES THEY FOUND! TV oat hub b( Doer ! £2 (Sunbeam j cj/SSttWf | SumUrn (Sunbeam \ 1 w ells Lie Robelkr, All* 601 E. Ill H I 117 S. Mimolla The little crepe (Iren*, it.-v bloused fullness gathered in at the waistline by a thin l>aml of ribbing, has a -coopt-d-oul neck line, threequarter sleeves, anil draped hemline. It*n front t'ecil < lianmair's collection. Hospital Notes Modern Ways Best : Visit Our |3 - lf v F ;! : xtrip be set up for student* to uie Would you like to learn to A committee was organized to in be an expert typist at vestigate the possibilities. The re port will be giypn at the next horns? Have you n child meeting. above the fifth srade who The project committee was au thorltrd to purchase concrete would like to learn to Ire nn tables, benches, permanent color expert typist nt home? If rd lights, and surfacing on two ‘ ides of the school patio. Mr-. \V no we hnve just the thine ' Kratsert is chairman of thl for you in n new 10-day cammittrr. The l*TA declJed to sponsor : Typing Course, The lessons dance Dee. 5 following the Celery are on records, l long-play* Howl Game, The dance wilt ing records together with it held at the hfgh school. A group of parenl* volunteered complete instruction irook. to chaperone at the Civic Center Heading Ihn group are Mr* Gor­ With this course and an don .Bradley and Mrs. Etncit ordinary phonograph the Southward. A film, “ Yon and Your Family." lessons and instinct Ions Hy PATRICIA BIGGINS was shown at Ihe completion of arc just as if n teacher WASHINGTON -<UPI> - In the business meeting, ....... ■——— spite of the growing number of were right at your elbow. states wtih equal pay laws fur wo men, thr fair sex still takes a An hour n day for 10 days trimming in pay cheeks, compar­ will make a good touch ed with mates holding similar NOYEMIIEtt 27 Jobs typist out of you or your Admlusion* The study, based in part on intensive surveys conducted in Kelly M. Young (laike Mary child. Kenneth Spaulding (Hanford) 1958, also showed that while rduThis ?’2:i.05 Typing Course Katie WalUr ( Sanfordr callon Is an Important determi­ Porralhit Starks i Sin ford l nant of Inrome for both men and with instruction Irook ami Sandra Thompson (Sanford) women, men with tha sane Dorothy Adams (Enterprise) records are given ABSO­ amount of education as ex-cocdi Ellsworth Fuller (Sanford) rime otf better In post school sal LUTELY Fit EE with the Simmic .Mile* (Sanford) arte*. Guy Patterson (Jefferson purchase of any Smith For example, the median income Ind.) for wntiirn with four or more Abel G. Smith (Winter I’arkt Corona Portable T y p c years of college and fulltime Job* .Maxine Steverson ISanford) writer either manual or was 1JJw»*.i, Compared with jo.two for men of comparable school­ D ism issa ls electric. Ann AYucnxh (Sanford) ing and working fulltime. Sybil Routh iSanford) "Since many women Ic i'c the ('ail us or drop in for a Helen Cassette (Sanford) labor force for marriage ant fam­ Bertha Gregory ISanford I demonstration. ily reasons, and return when thrir Hetty Adams (Indian River respnnilMItlles decrease, they of­ City) WHAT A WONDERFUL ten lack J’ b seniority and work Ami Echols (Sanford) experience needed do qualify ihr in CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR Sal lie Ferguson «Lakr Miry) for advancement,** Ihe liooklct Shirley Wartrn and baby girl THE WHOLE FAMILY. •aid. I lathe Monroe i Figure* on women tn Ihe feder­ Mr*. George RcgraJi* and al government seem to bear this HAYNES OFFICE baby boy (Sanford) out. MACHINE CO. Of 533,902 women working for Emil Jannlngs and Janet Gay the government — 25 per crnl of Fh. FA all federal employe* — 95 per nor were the winners of the first 311 Magnolia rent ranked In gradra 5 and 1* Academy Awards (or acting, Santnrd, Florida low, and Irsa than three per cent awarded for 1927 29. tn grades 12 and above The average length of servite was 113 year* for men and 7 6 TODAY for women Employes wilh less & than five year* of service Inrlud rd 41 per cent of the women and SATURDAY 18 per cent of the men. OPEN 12:45 Michigan and Montana adopted equal pay law* in 1919, but were GET MOKE (HIT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A alone in Ihe field for nearly 23 MOVIE years until World War 11. Califor­ nia and Nebraska took the step In 1957 and brought the roster to its present number — 17 slates But the Labor Department re port* that women ••consistently" have lower average earning* than men tn eaeh of the major retail trade groups. The greatest dttferenee ts In department stores, where women average $1 IS an hour and men *174: and In drugstore!, where women average 95 cents and men, $1 54. Some consolation, however, t* OiANt BSOrtTTR • UO G0«00N •G*lt «088'N3 ottered hy the report of a New York Stock exchage survey. The FEATURE: 1:22 - .1:.'rl 6:20 * 8:19 survry noted that almost 52 per cent of the Individual shareholder* I A 1-80 of publicly owned corporations wrrr women—underpaid or not. The Seminole High School PTA met Tuesday night at the school auditorium with Mrs. John Bchirnrd Jr , prrsfdent, presiding. Mrs. George Pittard gave the devotion. A record of last year's achievement was read by Mrs. J. P. Wilson. Mrs. Michael Caolo, safety the Student !>©dy. Charles Fox spoke briefly in behalf of the stu­ dent body requesting that a drag chairman, introduced members of Men Get § More Pay Has Dress Discussion Mr*. Mary Whelchel ami Mrs Esther Ridge of Mary-Exthrr's Dress Shop held an open discus•lon on the art of dress at the Tuesday night meeting of Gantma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Members of ihe sorority asked many questions. They told how to co-ordinate a wardrobe. The discussion also covered personality clothes, style, and color, Following Ihe program a busi­ ness meeting was conducted with several report* given. Plans for the sorority Christmas float were discussed and a theme was cho­ sen. A rummage sale was slated for Dec. 13 at the corner of San ford Ave. and First St. The sociil committee reported on the Christmas party. It will be held on Dec. 13 at the home of Mrs Clyde Robertson. Refreshments of coffee ami pumpkin pie were served by ihe hostess, Mr*. Garnet White. a tc u C u iA Wm.E. KA D ER 112 8. Park Art. mtnt sod wsr1 ROBERT WAGNER DANA WYNTER JEFFREY HUNTER HOPE LANGE BRADFORD DILLMAN SHEREE NORTH / FRANCE NOYEN 4 tn«i 2ck i »«>mmmm JERRY WALD S produettenof IN L O V E AND W A R /T\ JEWELER FA 2-2368 FEATURE: 8:0* . 5 :1 2 .7 : 9:24 EB �•- Editorials R O M SEA TO SHINING SEA By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN WASHINGTON—The lata Mor­ ton Thompson, who Used to be a newspaperman, himself, before he twee me an author, hated turkey. Insofar as he waa concerned, a slice of gobbler on Thankigiving waa a slice of nothing. I, too, figured that the Pilgrim* ate turkey for only one reason; they had nothing else to eat on that historic Thursday. So It was a happy day when Mott came up In his column in the Hollywood Cltixcn-Newa with hit magnifi­ er nl, deadpan spoef on how to cook a turkey. He figured that would end turkey eating in southern Cal­ ifornia; Instead folks took him seriously and told him how superb was th# bird roasted according to hie formula. Last year about thla time I men­ tioned Mort’s recipe on how to make a turkey taste like some­ thing end from all over thl* land cam* biller mail from people wbo Hill followed—after 20 yeara— his method for Incinerating a bird. Mostly they charged that I libeled Thompson; they said his recipe •T H an ford Needs Drive T o Improve Facilities i*UH» Does 40 to 60 par cent of 8anford'a shopping dollsrs go ’ *o Orlando? John Krldar. manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, thinks bo. •- « In a statement to the Committee of 100, Krider said "it i: 3|g a known fact.” If this la true and there i* little rewon to - *doubt It, something should be done to remedy the »ituatlon. What local merchant would be oppoeed to doubling his tit ~h * present businessT Very few, If any. Yet, this could be accom, pUshed if Sanford dollars were kept in Sanford. Charles C. Staubits of DeBary, retired merchandialng authority with Sears, Roebuck k Co., gave the Committee bf 100 food for thought He said a town’s appearance is very trtant urged a city-wide effort to improve the looks of ford, Staubits suggested "new drew” for buildings in need of “repair, a neat look in stores. A dean town, a modem town is which makes progress. Another speech in Sanford provide* added fuel for the shop-at-home campaign by some local reaidents. Dr. Ralph . 'Eastwood, agricultural economist for the Florida Extension ‘Service, said every dollar turn* over five times in the econo­ • ■ my. Doubling the amount spent In Sanford would give the . 4 T"town’s economy a big boost Local residents who now go out of town to shop aren’t going to stop this practice because a few figures ere cited, or beeauaa they have been urged to shop at home. They must ba given good reasons for shopping in Sanford. Thoao who would benefit most from more shopping at •eat homo must lead the way. Local merchant! must set the pace. A « Staubits aald, "if you wish tnataad of want, you never wW do anything about improvement" The battle will be long, and hard. But it can be won. Once, "bigness” was dosely associated with good business. This, however, is not always the case now. A small town, 1 a small organisation, a small business can be just as good as a larger competitor. In many caaes, it can be better. • • • Study O f Economics One thing cut be eaid with little fear of contradiction— the young people of this country need a better grounding in •Jaate economic*, and e widtr knowledge of the economic * mertilneiT that makes this country tick. *— - la recognition of this need the American Economic & ation prepared a number of messages which sppeared month by month in Boy’s Life, the official publication of The Boy Scouts of America. Ail consisted of a series of drawings with brief explanatory captions. And one was concerned with •The ‘invention’ that made big business possible’’— that is, the stock exchange. When the country was young, the message points out, the people’s needs could be satisfied by individually or fami­ ly-owned business*!. But as population and demand grew such businesses needed more tools of production — land, buildings, machinery, etc.—than the owners could afford to hoy. la other words, money had to be pooled In some way to buy all the required tools. So. In 1792, the Stock Exchange waa "Invented”, and started operation under a butternut tree on Wall Street. The needed tool money was raised by selling shares of atockn— and that is sxactly how it is raised now. The "inventors" of The Exchange would certainly 1* as­ tonished at what has happened to their "invention". Today 1 something like 10 million people own ahares, and most of them are of average means. Stock ownership in America is the right of the many, not ths privileged few. I 6-Month-Old Baby Suffocated By Cat HENDON, Eeilsod (UP!) -Th* family cat was blamed Thursday for the death of a six month! old hshy, Mrs. Jape* Ivies said at bar Infant ion's Inquest she found the bibjr dead In hit crib with the rat lying scroll hit fare. Coroner A. P. QofsweU recorded ■ verdict of srrldantal d e a t h apparently tauand by suffocation. DAILY CROSSWORD fT.Ot ■ , i f " J t :i:-y tn ;> n. • •<.'tm i j i’ < •i ” n II . 1MI -4 '1 ' I I '.I ■ M ,i * i 1 |” U 1 ' *1 "1- ’ J **» 0 w ” » a i ! t t i ll 1 < 1 it 1 I , 1’ .1,1 1 l«” tl . i n . it It !• 1 J'VWl ' l l MJj.-l l> 1 i c\ -h : j V IIJ t r iu 'l .-l tIUM M ftr.) m ooai IX. Appaed IS. Blow (mam IS. Kormtr i I Polish etty IS. A mares) l&MualeMte If. Scrutinise IS. Partner 44. Bread. toned iL T M ig k £1 i I 14. Bulky limbers a s.S lr(P .l) St. Meed 4 U 4*. inland eee (Alta) 1%rW 1I 11 $ n % 14 p % r p 1 41. CMC (MM s iP w ft m DOW m (he) :i % Z2 % L m I H wL w H Inside W ashington Calling By Marqala Childs WASHINGTON—Despite (be optimlitir prediction! of ■ beginning boom that will soar to giddy new heights by mld-1939 the skeptics are watching the rate of sales of the new automobiles to try to gauge the realties behind these gaudy forecatts. The rate of growth In produe(ion oftheH eeM nduH ^ Quotable Quotes United frets International WASHINGTON—James R. Durfee. civil aeronautics board chair­ man, in revealing congressmen but not the White House triednlo Influence an airline route deci­ sion : • “ If one came from the While House i would have seen It." VANDENBERG AIR FORCE RASE. Calif — Rear Adm. J. G. Monroe, commander of the Paci­ fic missile range, on the planned firing of the first ballistic missile from the range neat month: “ An>lhlng the mind of man ran conceive ran be handled from the new range." NEW YORK — Supreme Court Justice John M. Harlan, in ■ speech discussing criticism of the court's rulings: "A large part of It (the crit­ icism) ...nhaa been Ill-Informed, unworthy, on the part of soma who should know better, and often of the type more usually asaoclaled with the heat and eaceitea of political campaigns than with the administration of Justice." from the recession low of leas than haif-of plant capacity la also be­ ing closely followed. With orders dependent on ear sales the steel industry has been nervous lately, since the recovery has not been at as fast a rate aa bad been anti­ cipated. In the report on the aulo In­ dustry put out by Senator Estca Kefauvrr'i anti-monopoly auheommiltee It was suggested that the only two significant factora In car salei are prices and consumer in­ come. The price tag on the '39 s la up from ISO to tioo over the Ml What the committee looked into in caactlng detail was "admlnls tcred prices" in the auto industry —why car prices do not respond to the law of supply and demand. Production reached a peak In 1933 when 7,900,000 cars were turned out. It dropped last year to (.300,000, and the estimate for '39 ia somewhere between 3,300,000 and 4,000.000, Yet prices have gone up each year. The Kefauver report produced sputtering Indignation in some seg­ ments of the Industry. It ahnwrd labor costa per car for the giant General Motori Corporation to lie MOO to 1400, which It roughly equal to the profit per car of 9313 at the 1937 rate of output. At a rale of production 23 perrrnl higher, or about 7,300,000 cars a year, the profit figure would average 1423 a car, according to the committee's estimates. The report suggests, and this Is perhaps the most disturbing inti­ mation It contained, that perhaps a major shift in consumer likei and dislikaa la taking place. In the mld-twenllcs when Henry Ford I (tuck to his Model T, arguing that what people wanted wai a car in gat you there and back regardless of looks, he lost over two or three years a considerable GORHAM, Maine - RuiaeU W. Moses, 43, a ranly blind Joblssa carpenter, In telling police he beat his deaf wife and Invalid daugh­ ter to dealh with a hammer: •| couldn't stand the pressure. LONDON (t'PD— Vice Presl ! figured the only way out waa dent Richard Nixon and his guest. to kill them.” Britain's Queen Ellraheth II, had a real American Thanksgiving WASHINGTON Edward E. dinner at the V S Embaasy resi­ O'Neill, attorney for the Seneca dence Thursday night. Indiana, on a US. Court of Ap­ Real dlndl Norfold roti a peals ruling that the government rAmcricaine and rroq pommts can build a dam that would flood croquettes—better known aa turkay most of a Seneca reaervallon on and sweet potatoes the Allegheny River In New York Freely translated from French, State; it means turkey from the Ens "If thla standi, no Indian treaty Uah county of Norfolk, roasted is worth the paper It's written American style — by ■ French chef. Nixon And Queen Dine On Turkey in i triday,November 29,1968 nice residential 3BedroomHomes Kitchen Equipped Screened Torch Venetian Blinds Lifetime Terrazxo Floota P*PPer. Tn a stew pan put the chopped gtraard, neck end heart and add one bay leaf, one teaspoon pap­ rika, half teaspoon ef coriander, a clove of garlic and sail. Let this simmer whilo you go ahead with the dreeiing," Mori continued. “ Dice an apple, and an orange In a bowl and add a can of crush­ ed pineapple, the grated rind of half a lemon, one can of water chestnuts, and three tablespoons of chopped, preserved ginger. “ In another bowl put two tea spoon* of dry mustard, two tea­ spoon* of caraway seed, three teaspoons ef celery seed, two tea■poena of oregano, one crushed bay leaf, one teaspoon black pep­ per, four tablespoons ef chopped parfjey, four cloves, one-half tea­ spoon of tumeric, four large on­ ion*, tlx chopped stalks of celery, Possibly M r a. Elsenhower dropped a hint when she went •hopping the other dty here for such dietetic foods aa cottage cheese and skim milk. The First Lady told the supermarket cash­ ier that she wanted whatever trad­ ing aUmps ihe had coming to her. Shortly after a story of Mrs. Elsenhower's shopping trip and her interest in trading stamps ap­ peared in the local afternoon newspaper, the Auguste Herald, > member of the White' House staff waa aeen carefully stowing away some stamps which be or­ dinarily would hart thrown away. “ I’m no fool," this official said. “ I didn't know she waa interested until I read it in the newapapers. General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET FHONE FA 2*445! H. JAMES CUT _ P DAY & N IG H T anelray h e a t in g • NO hot calling! • NO special riosat apse* naeoaaary • NO fail k orponalvo duet* T1»# finest Ijrpa of urtatfr comfort Work Set Monday On Volusia Road SO U TH ERN N ATU RAL GAS CO. 202 Sanford A t *. F A 2-9281 BANK AT THE FR IE N D LY .... POWER MOWERS N O W A LL % PRICE 2 MOTO BOY Reg. 132.75 1 MOTO BOY Reg. 131.55 1 ROCKET ECLIPSE Sltaemakesi t n W. lit* SL at Myrtle JAMES B. CUT Aaaoe. 8 6 " 66“ 65” 79“ 77“ — — — 1 ROCKET ECLIPSE — Reg. 159.00 City Kira k Folic* Proltcllon—Low Innurance Rale* CONSTRUCTION 18c KEROSENE 18c Smokelea* • OdorWaa IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Cor. 1M * Park Come to think of It, here's a gift for the girl who haa every­ thing. For Christmas, g r e e n •tampa for Mimla. 5 MOTO SCOUT Reg. 173.25 locations one-half teaspoon o f nurjoraa and one-half teaspoon of savory T n still another bowl dump three package* of broad crumbs,a quarter of a pound of ground v d l, a quarter o f a pound of ground pork, and a quarter of a pound of fresh butter. Mix the last three bowls together. Mix it with your hands, until your writ to ache. Then mix some more. Stuff your turkey, but not too full. “ Turn on tha oven and let It get red bo:. Make a paste Irom the yolks of two eggi, a teaspoon of dry mustard, a clove of girllrim teaspoon of onion juice, two pinches of cayenne pepper, a teaspoon of lenwp.jukr and enough flour to mak* a stiff past*. “ Fut your bird In th* ted hot oven until It is brown all uver. Now, while the turkry is .listing but, paint it completely, all uvrr, with th* past*. 1’ui H back in the oven. The pasta will tel In a few minutes. Remove from oven. Taint every nook and cranny once nulB Tut it back In in* oven. To in* giblet-ncck-heart gravy add one cup of cider. This if your basting fluid. Baste the bird every IS min­ utes. After It has evoked an hour and a half turn U on iu stomach and I«t it cook in that position IS minute*. Then rrstor* It to its back again and let It Cook about five hours altogether. "When you remove It. the tur­ key will b« dead black. You vM( think, 'Gad, I have ruined It.' Be calm. Take a tweexer and pry loose the paste covering. Beneath thla shell tha bird will be golden, giddy-making wllh wild aromai. crisp and crutichabl*. You Ho not have to t>« a carver to cat this turkey; apeak harshly and it will fall apart. That la th* end or It, all but tha dressing. No pen. un­ less It is filled with Thumpton'a gravy, can dticrib* Thom pio^ stuffing.” proved he waa en* ef the treat cooka ef all time. New It aeema appropriate to Jot down, in bis ewn weeds, Merton Thompton’i turkey essay, which •tarts out logically enough with the sugeation that you rub the bird inside and out with salt and Washington By MERRIMAN SMITH AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP!) _ Back­ stairs at tha While House: Any minute now. President El­ senhower will be sending secret orders to the Army and Navy, an annual chore which Hralns to the utmost hit position on unification of the armed forces. The problem at hand Is Satur­ days Army • Navy football game. Eisenhower, despite hla many years aa a professional soldier, and even with hit background a* a onctima Army halfback, haa de rimed since taking office in 1933 to attend the annual service gridi­ ron clasilc. Why? He doesn't want to be In share of the market he had had. Ihe position of rooting tor one Show and atyle had begun to make service against another. an appeal. It la possible, the committee The football faithful wbo tadura saya, that the consumer has turn­ annually Ihe viciaaltudaa of weath­ ed back to utility and practicality er, crowds and transportation to In the car he wants to drive. If watch the Army • Navy battle this has any basis In fact It has might search beyond Elstnbower'a horrendous Implications for the In­ Inter • service propriety to deter­ dustry, for It means that all the mine why ha never goes to the glitter and the fiery lighta that game. make the new cars so spectacular The Army and the Nevy, when have lost their appeal. they originally established the The report points to another tradition nf playing at the close difficulty the Industry faces as of the season, did not rtaliie that car prices advance. Because of their game date would eventually the rapid decline in resale values conflict with prime tima for golf­ It ia almost impossible tn push ing In Georgia. lime payments beyond 34 months. If Elsenhower glvn up golfing If It were pushed to 43 months, Saturday afternoon tv watch the according to ’ hi report, for more big game on lelevltlor It will than a year and three quarter*, or represent not only hla p.” in­ half the entire financing term, the terest in the two terms, out a bu)cr would owe more than the sacrifice that can be appreciated car was worth on resale. The only by an ardent golfer. temptation would be strong to let Then, too, It might rain h*ra It be repossessed. Saturday. A political tempest may blow up when Senator Krfauvcr come* Augustan* are rumoring that tha back to the Senate next year for Eisenhowers may be back here another appropriation for his sub­ for Christmas, or at leaal for a committee. lie wants to Investigate part of Ihe yuletlde holidays. Noth­ "administered prices" in bread ing of that sort from the While and in drug*. Here, too. are sen­ House staff as yet. sitive toes that will resist being Hepped on. Some of the able member* of live committee stall time from the Federal Trade Commission. They were pushed out of th* FTC when Work will begin Monday on a th Elsenhower Administration look over. The FTC recently Issued a It.444.394 segment of the Inter­ report on the drug Industry, but state highway aystem In Volusia committee eiperls n y It skirted County. Tha project will be 4.2 mile* the Issue of ri-lng prices The only dissenter on the auto­ limited-access, four-laned, divided mobile report was Senator Everett highway and should be computed McKinley Dlrksen, who defended in 373 working days. Thera will be (wo (raffle Inter­ the industry. A separate statement from Senator Aleaander Wiley changes In the section which runs hlnti at the need "to stabilise from a point approximately one price* and wages in this and othar mil* southwest of Lake Helen to excessively large businesses where about tiro mile* north of Lake power la concentrated to such an Helen. Cone Brother* Contracting Co. extent that tome folki claim II constitutes a danger to the na­ Tampa is building th* highway, according to Road Board Chairtion." man Joe Grotrgut. Kefauver has been pressured from the liberal-left to make hi* reports more sensational an they would get btg headlines. On the other aide of the political fence the resentment of Ihe committee’ s detailed findings has been Intense. But almost everyone agreed that in the recent campaign high prices were one of the two or three most Important causes of discontent. So there is poltical mileage in the line that the Senalor from Ten rcssee has been persuing and the Senate seem* certain to give him . nothrr lease on life. fiv a ila b k S oon - R Fred Othanaa* Soys CO., Inc. FA SWISS Rag. 154.00 _ HILLHARDWARE M l - KW I . lat St. SANFORD 1 �1 Yri., Nor. 38. H W -P a p 8 Iff FORMER SEMINOLE CAPTAINS — Here are seven of the 22 former football captains of Seminole High School who attended the homecoming game Wednesday night. Left to right, Richard Bass. John Alexander, Joel Field, liafarl Vinll Perfection Grabs Southerners Again Lead Galor b Studying Merits Of Teams Lead In Sandspur Small College Grid Race Such a close reef has developed for the lead in the Sandspur Bowl* Ing League that, lately, a new team Is in first position after etch week's bowling. This week. Perfection Dairies it on top, but only by a scant half game. They have 30l* wins, fol­ lowed hy Roumlllat k Anderson Drugs, who have 30 wins. Still in the running are ABC Garbage Service with 29l* wins. Wade's Market. 23't, Wilson Maler Furni­ ture. 23. and Robson Sporting Goods. 20>». Action Tuesday night saw Wade's take three points from Roumlllat s as the grocer* rolled the high scratch game 709 of the evening. They alto had high handi­ cap game with 942. Wilson Mairr took Ihe first and third game from Perfection, lost the second game, and conceded Glenn Lhgle Sr., Glenn Lingle Jr., McKay Truluck and total pins to the milkmaids, as ended up wills 1,955 pint Herman (Foots! Brumley. The senior Lingle was captain Perfection scratch, :,i t : handicap. of the 1020 team, his son was captain in 1045. Bass was Margie Woods, i WiltonMiter) one of three brothers, captains all, who sat on the bench. had high game scratch. 174. and (Herald Staff Photo by Jerry Covington) high series scratch. 492 This Is Ihe highest scries bowled in this year's league so far. Doris Schneller rolled Ihe highest handicap ped series with her 515. and tied with Olga Martin for high hand! rap game. 191. Doris bowls for Perfection and Olga for ABC. Only turkey bowled was by first helf. Then a wrong-way run Ing them to 39 yards and twice Irene Laney. (Wade’s) and only by Pitta Mike Duka when ht hailed the Aggies inside the three- one split reported picket) up. that couldn't punt set up one IJon yard lint. Meanwhile. Rene Ram- by Peggy Russell, t Roumillal'st, touchdown and a Pitt fumble set ires galloped for three Texas as she toppled Ihe 5 in Pat Fos­ up another. A SJvard run by ■TD's I and Mike Dowdie added an ter (Robson'si thinki she may he Chuck Reinhold )>ooited Pitt's other. in a pretty nice rut at she rolled Irsd to ‘.’ 1-12, but then Penn State Other key holiday wins were three games, llO-ttOIIO. Her lota) scored two touchdowns in the cored by South Carolina. Cincin­ pintail to date also is running in fourth period with soph Don nati. and Mississippi Southern. sequence, with a grand t-tal of Jones slamming over for the South Carolina kept its Gator 5.353. u inner. Next week will see Wade's anil Bowl hopes alive with a 24-7 tri­ Texas couldn't stop the passing umph over Wake Forest, built ABC starting on lanes 12; Robor the Texas Aggies* Charlie Sill- around threa touchdown passes son’a meet Perfection on 3 t. and stead, who flipped for 111 yards. from Altx Dawkins to King Dix­ Wilson-Maler plays Rcumilht s nn But the Longhorns stopped the on. Clneinnail, a Blue Grass pos­ 38 Aggies cold on the ground, hold- sibility, rambled to an 117 win over Miami of Ohm as Joe Mor­ rison scored two touchdowns. Puck Blow Is Fatal Soother* Beats Chattanooga DENVER i LTD—Barry Sharp. Mississippi Southern, ranked 21. of Portage I.a Praierlc. Mani­ the nation'a No. I small college toba, Canada, died Thursday of a team, by the DPI Board of brain Injury suffered in a prac­ Coaches, completed a perfect 100 tice session at the Denver Univer­ season by besting Chattanooga, sity hockey arena Sharp was conqueror of Tenneisee, 2013. An struck by a puck Wednesday. and said It couldn’t go to tha 19-yard scoring Jaunt by Ruddy Tangerine Bowl because Buffalo, Supple In the opening minutes of already picked, hat Negro play­ the second half wiped out a TO deficit and started Southern on ers. the way to victory. The sugar bowl n an unlikely Dick Base of College of the Pa­ possibility, but the Blue G r a s s Bowl In l-ouisvillr. Ky , Dec. 11, cific marked the holiday by becomlng college foothall'a first might make a bid. "triple crown'' winner since By­ The Southerners enhanced their ron (Whiner) While of Colorado reputation as the best Lille team In 1937. Scaring 14 points snd in the country by beating a stub- gaining 130 yards In a 52 0 rout born Chattanooga dun. Trailing or Frrsno Stale, Bats clinched 7 8 in the second half, they ex­ national honor* In scoring 1110 ploded with two touchdowns in points), rushing (1,301 yards*, a less than live minutes. total offrnse 11,444 yards*. Thr first, a brilliant II • yard other Turkey Day highlights: run by fullback Buddy Supple, Cornell upset Pennsylvania. 19 7 come on the second play of the as Tom Sky peek ran for two half. The other was punched over touchdowns and passed for enoth from the four by halfback Char­ er. Frank Finney of Brown ley McArthur a f t e r fullback passed for Iwn TD's and ren for Sammy Broylca was brought two in a 20 0 win over Colgate down from behind on a 55-yard Dave Edmunds of William snd run. Mary scored Iwo touchdowns in Chattanooga, trailing 20 . T, and 11-15 victory over Richmond: fought hack from behind the Larry Wilson * third - period TD palling of quaiU-iback Johnny gave Utah a 12 7 win over Utah Green and scored ill second State: and Mickey Clark's field touchdown when Jack Archer goal was the difference as lolo took three tries from Ihe one and rado State beat Denver, 9* finally got across. ( hatlanooga had scored first on Bill Butler * one-yard plunge aft. cr • fourth down holding penalty put the moccasin* on Ihe one-yard line. Southern r e t a l i a t e d tjuiclc n o u g ly ty when George Seaul putted mil and passed tn end Hugh Melnnis n o dirt The touchdown play covered 71 Rutgers, Pitt Out Of Bowls By JOHN GRIFFIN l niled Press International Rutgers bowed gracefully out of thr post season football bowl pic* turn today and Pittsburgh was rudely bounced out as the hour for filling the last remaining bowl berths drew rapidly nearer. Pittsburgh, a Gator Bowl hope­ ful, became the s;iin casualty of the Thanksgiving Day holiday when it blew a HO halftime lead and lost to old rival Penn Stale, 2S-H. The defeat scratched the Panthers from the list of teams being considered hy the Gator Bowl committee at a special meeting today. Texas, impressive 27-0 victor over Texas AitM in the holiday'i nationally-televised game, wai on that list—along with Mississippi. F l o r i d a . Vanderbilt. Georgia Tech. South Carolina, and Ala­ bama. Rutgers, with a perfect record against college foes this year, withdrew from bowl consideration by notifying the Blue Grass Bowl (at Louisville, Ky., Dec. 13) It does not wish to play a post-seaaon game. Cotton. Sugar Bowls Open In’ addition to the Gator and Blur Grass berths, other choice spots still open include the visit­ ing teams vs. Texas Christian to the Cotton Bowl and the rival for Louisiana Slate in the Sugar Bowl. The Air Force Academy could very well be the Cotton Bowl team, if It can complete an un­ beaten aeaton by making good as seven-point favorite over Col­ orado on Saturday. SMC", a one * point underdog against Texas Christian Saturday, is a leading candidate for the Su­ gar Bowl spot along with Missis­ sippi and Clemson. Georgia Tech, included on the Gator Bowl list, is only even money against Georgia tn their -old rtvslry" game on Saturday. Other feature games of the last big Saturday of the season find Auburn picked by T over Ala­ bama. Houston 7 over Texas Lions Not Sharp, But Beat Packers DETROIT (L'PIt-Cnieh Georg* Wilson admitted Ms Detroit Lions weren't as sharp as usual In Ihclr Thanksgiving Day battle with the Green Bay Parker* hut quickly pointed out. -I'd rather win a bad game than lose a good one " The Lions gilned only 19! yards against the Packer* In the na­ tionally • televised batllr but till! posted a 24 14 victory over Ihe National Football League cellardwellers. ‘ Now wa git the thing we need the most—a 10-day break befor# our next game." Wilson said. Detroit has a multitude of In­ juries and Wilson hopes the long break will heal many of th e wounds before a Dec. 7 meeting with the New York Giants. Green Bay, which lias only one victory and a lie in 10 games, will get the first choice as the list place team in the league. The other 10 NFL teams w-ert Idle Thursdsy but return tn action Sunday San Francisco Is at Balti­ more. Washington at Cleveland, i Lot Angeles at the Chicago Cardi­ nals. the Chtoajo Bears at Pitts­ burgh and Philadelphia at New York. Mont Is Selected MONTGOMERY, Ala. (l.'PI)— Tommy Mont of Maryland ha* been selected a* a replacement foe Floyd Schwartrwalder of Svracuse on the North coaching © staff for the annual Blue Gray football game here Dec. 27. Schwartxwalder was forced to withdraw when Syracuse accep­ ted a bid te pl*F Oklahoma tn the Orange Bawl. Tech, Vanderbilt 7 over Tennes­ see, Notre Dame 10 over South­ ern California, Antona Stale 14 over Marquette. Florida It over Miami (Fla ). Oklahoma 19 over Oklahoma State and, Rice 4 over Baylor. Army la an eight-point choice over Navy for their annual clas­ sic. Both team* were due to aririve today In Philadelphia, scene of Saturday's clash PIU Blows Lead Pittsburgh seemed a sure win­ ner Thursday as it held Penn Stale to 12 yards rushing in the Miss. Southern Fishing For Bowl; Record Clean CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. (LTD — Mississippi Southern t o d a y dangled a perfect 9 0 record be­ fore bowl game leledlon commit­ tees and waited for an Invitation. The Southerners wound up the first unbeaten ami untied season in the history of the school Thurs day by beating Chattanooga 20 11 with two long runs, a 75-yard pats play and a onlliant goal l i n e stand. But Mississippi .Southern, topranked team among thr nation’s small colleges, his already been craned off ihe Gator Bowl list Hawks Increasing Pro League Lead t ’nlted Press International Whether IF* new roach Ed MicAuley. or just the old scoring punch of Bob Pettit, the St. Louis Hawks now are opening up a sireahle lead in Ihe Western Div­ ision of the National Basketball Association. The Hawks came through with Ihslr fourth victory in five stirts under MarAulcy when thry whipped the Syracuse Nats, 107 99, In St. Louis Thursday. And leading the way was Pettit with 42 points, one night after leering 31. With tha other Wastsrn teams Idle on the holiday, the Hawks now- hold a three game lead over second place Detroit In the only other game played Thursday, the Boston Celtic* led most of the way to heal Ihe Philadelphia Warriors. 107 90. in Philadelphia, and now trail Ihe Eastern Division leading New York Knlrk* hy just a game and ■ half. Boh Cousy led thr Celts with 31 points while Woody Sauidsberry had 25 for Ihe War­ riors. Marathon Winner BERWICK. P«. <UPI)-Roh*rt Carmen of Pittsburgh pulled away from Browning Rnss of Camder, N.J, in the final mile lo win Ihe 49th annual Berwick Marathon Thursday. Boh Seaman, former UCLA star, was third, Jack Barry of Philadelphia fin­ ished fourth and Johnny Kelley, former O'ympic runner from Boston, wound up fifth.___________ E X P Dawkins Is Chosen 'Player Of Year' it M A R Y CARTER PA IN T S MODERN, FULLY AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER FIAMHiSS! Everybody yards. Air Academy Gives Coach Raise, Pact needs t u c k s in a n y w h e ro money when you d o . . . Boots Three Home phon»!FAlrfii 2-4412 NEW YORK (UPlt-nohhy Uatcry stole the show it the Ja­ maica Race Track Thursday when he rode three winners oe Ihe holiday program. His win­ ners were French Bleu (II4VM, Moony ($28 20) snd Warriors tland (99 70) before noon fo irrinfe E R T BARRETT ROOFING CALL — "Tha Lumber Number” FA 2-35RI H IL L Lumber & Supply Yard Sanford, Ha. aool n o g r o a s y g r im * n o v e n ls AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colo (LTD-Ben Martin, on the virge nf an undrfralrd season In his first year as head football coach at the Air Force Academy, had a new five year contract and a payraise today. The Falcons, If they defeat Colo­ rado University Saturday, will (mith their first major competi­ tion year with only a tie with Iowa to mar their rrrord, and be in line for a bowl bid. \\ hy not check your Roof TODAY . . . a email needed repair can fa.sl glow into a major one, ropcriitlly during winter wen Iher. We have Ihe HEST QUALITY at reasonable price* insist nn Its W. 3rd St. NEW YORK (UPIl—Mlillliip- wis fifth will) two first place pi Southern today topped the Uni­ votes ind lit points Montana State College was ted Prera International small col­ lege football ratings for tht 10th sixth with 145 points, Chattanooga seventh with 1ST snd Wheaton straight week. The Bosrd of Cotches which (III.) eighth with one first place Buffalo rotes the nstlon’s small colleges vote and 104 points for DPI gsve roach Thad (Piet (N.Y.), with a ilrst place vote, Vann s Mmiitippi Southern rlub and St. Benedict's (Kan * lied for 32 first place votes snd a total of 10th with *9 points esth. Middle Tennessee State headed I?1*. 1 ’* Ml, 3M points. weekend. tha second 10 group with a first- football "" The billots were based on Leading the pack of l i s n i games played through last Satur­ place vote and 81 points. Califor­ fighting for a howl invitation la nia Poly at San fails Obispo, Con­ day and did not include Thurs­ necticut. Bowling Green (Ohlot, Texas, which boosted Its saaaon day's clash between Mississippi Gustavus-Adclphus (Minn ), Hear record to 7 3 Thursdsy by routing Southern and seventh • ranked ney (Neb.). West Chester (Pa.) Texas AIM 27 0. Pittsburgh, also Chattanooga. After this weekend’s Teachers. Memphis Slate, Sewa- hoping for a bowl hid, apparently games, the coirhcs will cast their (Tenn.) and Wittenberg w*a eliminated by losing to.Penn final 1955 ballot* and select a na­ nee (OhioI rounded out the top 20. State 23-21. tional small college champion. Other* still In ccntentloii are Miami of Ohio, with one first★ ★ ★ Mississippi (71). riorida (9-3-1), Team roinlt Vanderbilt (5-13). Georgia ,Teeh place voir and 229 point*, was Sou. (32* tin* :m runnerup for the third straight *1. Miss. xsiami fom- v | (5 3 1), South Carolina (9-3), and week. Miami played Cincinnati, a ?• Miami (Ohio) i l l c« 2i ;:a vishama iS 3-l) 3. N'eailern (Oka.) ( 1) D ot 173 ' *m* , S J n ' major school, Thursday. m .JOr .rn™,. .nursu.y. g r , , 7 Tea Slate i « Texas upset mighty Oklahoma Northea.lern (Okla ) was third J- J * J I " \ * A. / ' i J!15-14 but suffered defeats ft tha With « first place vote and 173 '*•Mon,.ni s ia \ e ill , i n ° lit hands of Rlee. Southern Methodpoint Prints- Fas. leva . Slate was7.« Chattanooga % fi 3l f i £ L ,o1" ." “ 1st and T ex .. Christian, fourth with i vole foe first snil T. Lnaiianoog* OS* 137 ................. fourth with a vole for first and mi Mlsaliaippl's only Ins*** were 153 points. Ariion* Slate College *. Wheaton till.) <!> n o t 9. (lie) Buffalo (N Y.) t2i (H i Si Louisiana state and Tennessee. St. Benedict's (Kan ) (1001 89 Florida, one of the nation?* de­ 11, Middlr Tennessee Mate til, fensive powerhouses, tost tir Mis­ 82; 12 (lie). California Toly at sissippi State and was edgM by San Luis Obispo and Connecticut. Auburn by on* point and LSU by 50 each; 14, Bowling Green three. lOhio), 39: 15, Gustavus Adolphus Alabama's b o w l aspiration* I Minn ), 37; 18. Kearney (Neb.), ride heavier on ita game ; wttB 35; IT. West Chester I Pa > Teach­ Auburn Saturday. P H IL A D E L P H IA ( D P I) - Pete ers. 34; II, Memphis Slste. 33; South Carolina hreered ‘ past Dawkins. Army's star halfback 19 (tie), Sewsnee (Tenn.) H) and Clemson M i and Georgia Tech who will display Ms talents here Wittenberg (Ohio), *31 each. hoists a T-T tie with Auburn. Siturdav in the annual game against Navy, Is the winner of the Mav-vell Trophy as Ihe nation's rWO.W-OQ WORTH Of FHK FAINT M 1957! “ No 1 college plsyer of the Did you get YOURS? yrir ” Thr vcristilr Dawkins, who also "Mine It the only company oa earth Is Corps commander and an Tum­ that haa ever riven nsrny oo much fin* or student, is Ihe third Army man nalnt. * to receive the honor in the club's "Yes. 1 actually eliminate II bug* profits or costa, 22 year history. Glrnn Davis snd or drastically reduce them-and naff all these saw* Felix (Doc) Blanchard were pre ings on tn vovi In extra free paint—a free gallop vious winners. nr a free quart with every are vow beryl 1b* Mary Presentation of Ihe trophy to Carter Paint Factories, world*! largeet operaBow m the M-y ear old cadet will be mads here Jan. 19, according to Nation­ Ns kind. 4 93 gal. up.* 201 W . |9t Street al Football league President Bert Bell. Maxwell Club president who announced D a w k i n s ' selection OPPOSITE SANFORD BEABLD FA 1-SSW ‘ Thursday, White Glove Clean/ R O O F IN G He Had To Duck BUFFALO, N. Y. -<UPD George Derby, pitching fer Baffalo on July 3, IMS, was pounded © fo r a total of M r.tr* base hits. G JACKSONVILLE, ri*. (UTI>— Gator Bowl officials meet today te study the merits of rs » r « teams being considered for tho Dee. 27 football da isle. ft was doubtful, however, that Ihe selection commit!#* would rick the teems today. 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Saxfard, Flood* H O R I Jk P O W IR A IIO N V CO I Hefe/aa Build flarMa W. Scott Buna, Mgr. _ 297 HuiNii A*o © �VVf'i'''-H V' M- n-'fi Phgo «—Fri., Nov. 28, 1058 Longwood #gnfnrt> frrgj> By JO HAMMOND ...M r . snd Mrr. Thomas C. Kin* of Dorrheilrr, Mai*., have arriv«d to spend the winter her*. Mr. and Mr*. Hlxon Eldridgs "and children, Susan, Robert and Dutchl*, ipint th* Thinkigirlnj holiday with hi* parents, Mr. an< Mr*. Sherman Eidridg*. in Gear water. .Mr*. C. C. Lawranc* and Mr*. C. A. Whitehead will lead meet* tags for LottJ* Moon Week of Prayer, a**t Tuesday and Wed­ nesdays at 10 a. m. Rally Held Th* political rail/ eponeored bp Otlien'e Leagua at the park era* well attended. Candidate! ware Introduced by Jo»*ph Rogat*, Leatru* president. All ipeak* are reeeleed equal tlm* for speak­ ing and for answering questions. Celebrat* Analterasrj Mr. and Mr*. David Ward cele­ brated their tenth wedding annlveraary on Thanksgiving. Mr. HOMECOMING SPONSORS — The.ee were John Dinkitie, Susan Water#, Wnlly Philips, Ward '• th* fuperlntandent of the the nponeorn, nrul their curorts, for the An­ IJcicn Price nntl Gary linker. They were Sanf' Orlando Kennel Club. nual homecoming football game here Wed­ among those honored at the last foot hall WMU Meeting Held game of the regular season. Members of th* Women’* Mis- nesday night. Left to right. Evle Kratzcrt. (Photo by Bergstrom) "Ilonary Society of th* Pint Bap- Henry Schumacher, Cynthia Roumillat, -tht church heard dlacuaalon of th* naw book “Into a Naw World" at • recent meeting. Mr*. A. J. Petarson and Mri. Irving Pryor of Sanford w*r« gueet ipeakrr*. Mr*. Maud* Long, Minion Study chair INDIANAPOLIS -(U P I) -T h e I Andrnw Neville, being a llvfilock to called boys* I II project*," Mr* .nan wi* In charge of the pro lovely blonde who will bo tho tint Judge romp* natural. Evrr since Neville said, “ raising hog* and the like.'' gran* woman ever to Judge hog. In the •>*.«“ * a,,cnd lllttftrttloni eonctrnlnf tha Phil 59-year hlatory of the Internal ion11 She admit* candidly that she ,,nd 1,rm e4rn *' ‘ Ipplnei, Indonaala and Paklitan Live Stock Exposition has a modUntil " “hi* death In 1955, the went prrfrrt out-of door* work la intlda Died daring th* nddr**»*e. cat explanation for her tradition- with her father, Jc*a Andrew, an the home chores. “ But I do all my Indiana agriculture leader and own housework and mral prepara­ breaking role: “ There Juit aren't very many slate legislator. When Andrew tion, except sometimes I have a died, he had been president of Ilie lady come In a couple time* a woman hog Judge* ” Rut to 32-year-old Mr*. Cecelia International I.he Stock Export- month lo help clean." When »lie I* working on the lion for *ix ye»r* and a director HOLLYWOOD (UPlI-Bert At farm. Mr* Neville don* blue for more than 25. Imberi. » , *<*nl for some of Mr*. Neville wa* on« of three jeani, but *he i* planning to wear Hollywood’* moit prominent atari daughters bom nn the Andrew a suit for her Judging duties In f id a powerful behind the • icene* family farm near West Point. Ind. Chicago, figure in movie policy making, The livestock show run* Nov. 2>hc and her huthand, Maurice, died Thursday of a cerebral hemnow live In a rambling 14-room 28 through Dec. 6. but Mrs. Net iterrin g*. farmhouse near the Purdue Uni- lc*i duties a s s Judge nf Yorkshire verilty airport at We»t Lafayrtte. hog* don’t hr gin until Dec. I. NEW Y O R K ( U P I ) —Mrs- KathShe Is hopeful of relating In They supervise the farming on U m Burka lisle, 74. of Santa ionic 2,000 anc* of land In Tlpe- Chicago’s Inlernational Amphi­ •DaiDara, Calif., whoa* pWlsnthroranoe and adjoining counties and theatre a feat shr accomplished p|M aided th* suffering In two All of the flrclee of the First collect anli'iue* at a hobby. They recently at a national show in Baptist Churrh of Oviedo havr world win. died Thursday. Austin. Mirui. postponed their mertlngi irhnlutnl have two children “Tbere were 3,221 hogs." Mrs. Cecelia (Cll) Neville ha* Iw-rn a for the first week due to the Week NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. (UPD professional llvrilock judge for the Neville said proudly, “ and the one of Prayer program and the UTU Moiaho Oyahcr, 51, a cantor, past four and a half years, and I plrkrtl for breed champion went compoaar and actor, died Thun- Study Course program for the has done amateur judging ilnee on to win the grand champion­ week. 4 $T of • coronary ailment from tier 4-H day*. She specialize* In ship, too.” which ba bad suffered for Id The Kalle-Sue Circle will meel Yorkshire hog* and In beef rattle. The attractive judge la a for­ on Tuesday night at the home of yean. Sometime!, her son Maurice mer student at Chicago’s Art InMrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr., chairman, Jr., 11, and 12-year old daughter dilute. Iteealllng her studies there, DETROIT (UPI) - H. C. Sal for their huilne** meeting nnd Holly, accom; any their parents on she said: ringer, 7J, Detroit News iporta Chrlitmas party. The members Mrs. Neville’s Judging trips atmut ■ “ Some people may think hogi editor, died Thuraday on fill 45lh wttl exchange gilt*. The Mary Ihe country. Both children belong and art don’t mix. I don’t have Lawton Circle, with Mrs. L. A. wadding anntvenary. tn a 4-11 rtub, as their mother time lo do any painting But mayIlardy, chairman, the Pearl Mar­ did. i be 1 will later. I might try to be tin, with Mr*. Jack Bryant, chair­ LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Charle* “ But mine were always In tho1 a Grandma Moses some day.” W. (Todd I Alllaon, 71, Cattle amt man, and the Nrltlc Farnrll, with oilman, died la Hollywood Pres- Mrt. C. M. Arlc, chairman, have bytciian Hospital Wednesday.__ scheduled their* for the following week, definite time and date* to be announced later. GIRL SCOUT HIKE The member* of the Interme­ ■ tub n a n it count «•»’ Tin: iintr jn i in e i . i m n it iv diate Girl Seoull enjoyed a hike * j«t> run iK aieai.li rnVRTT. Friday afternoon, from the Flr*t Ilaptlit Churrh In ihe Wcatey BO,IK. . 0 . . . . . Swenton home south of Oviedo. Accompanied by Mr*. Hwen«»n v». (AMCKI, (IKIUMiM anil I'AI'I.INK Suianne Partin, Gail Mathia, Ml •It*, and HUYi >N U Diane Aulln, Carol Beailcy, Jean MIIAI.t. p .litltiile nle Alford, Jane Lundy and ltorc .votil'r o r SI IT TO i H*rnu#l ileraon and I'aullaa Marie Beasley arrived at their lltraon. M« nil* . tou art iiuitcnr M irin tu destination to enjoy hidmltlnn and Shat e tun t.e» baan brouehl other outdoor sports. Sgatnat rnu. and * * , ti ,. f tou. th* The girls had hamburgers with fcalur* n( wklrh I* lot Ulraarlnd a contract . i . iiii H between tou carroii and potato*-* wrapped In and tht iiUlnlirr* an or about th* Ini iUt of May, t t l l ahirtln aluminum foil, which they cookril plalntlffa aaretd Iti eurrhai* ibe over a campfire. al nfon»i prr.|/trt« btralnafiar d e e d bids Personal* l obtain ‘ tain a refund of T * » itiouaand fPi** it. ___ ____ hundrad H o lla r * Friend* will tic glad lo know lli.lna.KM Mid br plaintiff* lo p w and lha defendant Itnon I. that Dr. J. W. Martin, who reernt Kimball, *■ a puichaan miiini da ly underwent surgery at the Or p o m no th, •fnreaald r-unlrarti and (l> bar* adludbaird a IKu ange Memorial lloipllal, It rrru I f Ilia amount of T periling taliifaelorily. Dr. Marlin, V t« * bundrrd hundred Holler* Hollar* I11; . lv* teo h i on ma •aid real ■at rr.,parly, f o p e r l ^ , and obtain father of W. II. Marlin, wa* a a forarloaura of raid Han If tba resldrnt of Ovlrdo lor many yeai* •IN LOVE AND WAR* Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter Tnrii Ihouaand Pit# hundrad Hoilira I l l . t K a i , purrhaaa mnnar da. before moving lo Orlando. uitil Bradford Hillman an* shown in a scene from “ In •qalt ba found dua tn lha plain* Ben lllll. who underwent inr tiff* and ba not paid la them hr Love And War,” otwnlng Sunday at the Kitz Then!re. Also on nr Ik* defendant llrron I. gtry laat wrek, I* recuperating starred arc Dana NVyntor, Hope Lange, Sherce North and 'laiball mil,In « abort dar to b* aalltfaclorily, hla daughter, Mrs Hnurt. y dd by lha I'ourt. Franco Nuyen. Th* nam* at' Iba In wtilrh Charlie Malcolm, report*. the Court C . lha anil baa l-aan Jn inatltuiad la Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tcdfnrd lha rireult Hostel i.f tha Ninth Judiclal Circuit. rcult, In in and for Satnlnnl* Samlnnli have a* their guest, their niece, County ”ih.rjda ■ l h a lilla of ilia MU* Vivian Bell. ' » • ♦ ! • WAl.TKIl If. I.i-IIN and th* Something New At Hog Shows: Blonde * Deaths Oviedo Baptist Circles To Meet Next Week M Legal Notice { toast "a w vsY.'.mtT n s KHtTII C. IIOIIN Ma «|fa. main! (•„ Hi:Itn<>N and •■ayf-INl: ULIiaoN. hi* wlfa. and JIMTi I K U KI dll At.I.. Hafandanla, b*ln« Chanaar, Ca»a So. trie. Tha daicrlpllon o f lha raal pro. party Inaolaad, and Inmtad In famlnol* I'nuniy, Plorlda. la aa fell uu ai ItaMarlr H * f ail nf l o t I and lha lUatnrtr 1*0 faai of Ib-I i I and *. Mock “ %•, N'.'IIMANHr AHHITIKN Tl! J AnbKI.IIKUltV, aa tha lama I* »ho*n on a rial hara nf arordad amona in* I’ublln larorda of Katnlnola Counly. tailda. In f l a t Hook I at . H i l l f l- lt . Tou ar* harabr furfliar noill;.d faai y<u ar* raqulrad la fll* your aaaar* ani.ara la l b . romofalM Ola karalofnr* Mod In lha aald ero. raadlnta mih lha n a r k * f lha nark Nl“ C*VM. of * f Iho ^ ‘ nOi Judl. rial cirruii in and for aimlnola C->unir, Plorlda. in Sanford, Sanford. rlor. Plor. Ma. and la Mr' aarva a tony iharaof upon Plaintiff*' altornay. John A. Idtlnaalan Aaanua. Orlando Florida, on or ! , !h nt faeomhar. IMI. Ilaratn fall not or a d*,-raa pro nrn m a o erllf bo anlirid *a*ln*t you. Thla not Ira ahall ha publlahrd •nca aarh *aak for four III ronaaepdla* naaha In Th* Sanford tier. . Florida, upon Nor Rifz Starts 'In Love And War' Sunday No one la allowed within JW feet of an Alia* Intercontinental Ballistic Missile when It is launch­ ed, and those that close arc Inside ■ reinforced concrete blockhouse. Jerry Wald's Cim-mnscopc, Dr |new feel, “ In Love ami War’* stars Luxe Color study of fighting Ms- Holwrt Wagner, Dina Wynler, rinrs and thrir live* anil to*r*f “ In Jrlfrey Hunter, Hope Lange, Love and War,” a Twentieth Cen* Brsndford Dillman, .Shcioe North tury-*Fox production opens Sunday <*inl Kroner Nuyen. Dirrctcd tiy veteran film-maker at the Bits Theatre. Hwerplng from the mansions of I’hllip Dunne, th* picture was Kan Krsnnica's Bay an'« to the filed at a cost In rtcrta «»f two m r r i c K is n n a m i Y i j i v i . n h .* i fl*ldng hamlets of the West Cod it. ami rm* half million dollar* in tha H mi it n* Aulhortty of Ihi -'In «f ManOird. Florida, wilt MH»t- and then to the battle-torn Dland* nml around the xecnic California , 0,011.11 to lo furjOih|n|l-ubiH ()f lh(, South p^etrie-, the picture seaeoait. tain Bropoaala l.latillII*r Inauianr*. - ............ . . . r - . , . , . , The atory, ads pi i<| for tho ta/IS* ihuuiand •li.llani and l lr>■ provide* an eieclrie background to screen by Edward Anhalt, Is tak­ m"1 1h ? ’ '.Vo^r,lC0*f, r , |Va o w i w n i ' h* exciting east head.*! by seven en Irom Anluti Myter'a besl-sell* ImtHirtant young start. dellara. Iloih |o.1lrl»a I" l-i w,ll inc novel, “ The Big War." and I n for a tirm of th r u viira .o vIn keeping with Wnid> now • rlna lha J* unit houilni Iv.itells of thre* young men and the Hct No. 1*-l. Cowan-Mnuahlon famous lystrm of placing known effect of the sreomt World Wnr Tarrar*. ... . Hid* or pMoaiala will h* r t r . l i - young alar* In different sort* of •4 In th* eftlre# of tb* Aulhorllv rote*, nml then sprinkling new­ upon them, their girls and their parents. up tinlII I iM P. M. on W ti B il n r comer* in wilh them—Ihut pro­ if, I**!. Wagner portrays a man who Further Information wllh , » * # , . I viding Ihr audimre with an alltrie* imsuccPiifull) in cover hi* In lh* plana and apieJHeallon# of •aid prolan and forma "n whlrh barir Inseeurilit. by drinking and iild propni.li muil h* submiti*4 a rocky attitude. He manage* to rmv h* o M .l o n t hr r o n ln e lln * ilordnn t - I lrid l.r, R**‘ ,lll** l)lr♦i lor. Th* llnuiln* Authnrllr or la tk* I *arl of l l , I m a l y Jadar, find himself In tombat, but lines lh* r i l r of Kinford. Florida Ad- seminal* l ** niy , riarida. In Tra- Sherce North, tho girl he loves, lulnlatralton HulMln*. I'.alla llr»wIn the proves*. bat*. n fcvfh ra} mS'mb,r •ni1 ar Court. Sanford. Florida. In r*i Fua t* »r Bradford Dlllmsn I* a wealthy Ctrrk of iho cirrull Court la ■Jordon I . Iliadlrv. U ' t V A IV. UiVFI.I ial*o known aa Kateutlia |ilr*clyr • p » . .( o r Samlnulo Caualy, intellectual who seeks to test his Florid*. Tha llouaUi* Aulnorllr nf th* IAJT1A C IA)Vi:l.l.». H*> r . i r d r t l r Of Hanford. Florid* iin Aria J. t.uadqulat To All t'r*dll»r* and I'rtaow. line* perional philosophies under fire. I’tpoly Clark lap 4 l.lmr or UrwaaSl Aaala.4 Mure head than heart, he is un­ N iT ic iJ t s m : n i : n r n i r K N that Said llr l r l n able lo offer ■ helping hind to his Th* llouil n* Authorltr nf lh. Tou .ml rich of y«u ar* h*r*I'nunlv of himlnolr. Florid*, wilt •n l ir l .l n prono.al* In furnl.h Huh- by nnlltlid and »e.,ulred la pro- tormented fiancee, Dana Wynler, Hi- t.lwt>ll|tir imurane*. with limit, •*nl any rl.lnti *«d ilrmand* wlih-h who die* tragically; or to under­ nf S B I 0* Ihouaand d o l l . n ; .ml you. or rllhtr nf you, iti.v hav* stand the depth of his reiatiomhip Fir* <tnd i:xl*ndtd Cnrrr .a* In- a t .I n a l lh* n l a l i of I.L’Ci'A VV. •uranc* In lha .mount of Zln thou, liUVI:l.l, u lto known t.CCi'A wllh Franc* Nuyen, who fdayi a •and dollar*. Hoih pnllelta In P* ('. IAVVKI.I.>, drc*ai*d. tain of aald French-Haw aiian nurse. In the wrlllan for a Itrm of I h n * y*ira S'nunly, In the Coump Jud fa of rotarlna lha J" unit houaln* Fro. Samlnola Caunly, Ftnrlda, at kls end. ha is able to understand his l e t No. 11- 1. Ilutl.r Diiaion Court office in lha court tioUa* of 1*14 own problems with an overbearing Bids or proposala will ba r*r*lv*d In Ik* offtr** of Ik* Authority un Counly at Hanford. Florida, within fsthtr and find love wilh th* Unlit I : M F. M. an n*r*mh*r 11. lig ht ralmtar months from tk* Eurasian girl, limn nf lh* flrtl publication *f Jeffrey Hunter plays a hard aod ru rth *r Information with raward this nolle*. K*ih claim or dimand In th* plana and an*rlflrattnna of •Hall h* In wrlllna. and *hall ital* dedicated professional soldier who pfulnrt an# forma an whltk tk* pl*r* nf riildrnr* and poll propnaata n u l l k* tuhmlllr.l offtr* aitdritt of lh* rtatmant. and perform* hla duty without count­ ap b* oh i.ln id kp rontaellnic •hall k* sworn to bp lh* elalmsM. ing the rest to himielf, or lo ths orilnn l» Urndlty. C i r r u m * Inr. nnlur, Tk# Ifnilring Anthorl* of h > aganf. or hi* sl to rn ir . aod any girl who love* him and bears his th* rtnnnlP nf U*mnoll*. Florida. an li rtalm nr dtmabd nnt aa fUrd child, Hope Lange. Admllalrallnn llnlldlnn. C a a t l * •hill ha void. Admllalratlon in th* end, Wagner b*comes s William V. Urn ill, BVMvnjr Court. Sanford. Florid*, Gordon U llradlie A i admlnluriiar nf Ik* Flint* man; Dillman I* humanized and Ctnnullvn DIKrtep «f u r p j w W ivn .t.f •lot Hunter Is killed performing an set Th* Houtlna Authorltr of thn ki.nwn •* i .v c i - a r 1 /iv y i.i.i Counly * ( Stailuoli, Florid* Ftp** puhllntlan Nay*mb*r It. !*>• of hervlrtw Legal Notice { .. . . . _ Legal Notice n: S __ �Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads 2—FOR RENT 2—FOR RENT tTijr WEI-AKA APARTMENTS: room* New lurnithctl apartment, hard CLASSIFIED INDEX wood floor*, tile bath. Adult* private bath*. 114 W. Fir»i 8 l Apply 2419 Orlando Dr. • - L O S T AND FOUND Furnished apartment, 29t's W. 1st. SALE OR RENT: 1 Bedroom 3* P 2— FUR RENT New Moon Trailer, air condition 3- a - ioom a b o a r d Commercial apace 40 x 40 It. 2031 ed. Adul'.a. Ph. FA 2 7644. S. Park. Phone FA 2 4231. 3BEACH RENTALS 2 Bedroom home, kitchen equip 4 WANTED TO BENI ped, furnished Adult*. FA 2-7644 SMUaoalh U X'H.'ii 5 - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE >14 h , B n Ilk llo*4 Large (urmahed 3 bedroom up < .lurwom ». Ohln A—FARMS • ACREAGE . ItRharil I*-. .N*l»un »tatr* apartment in town. SA'> Palmar Nall Hank Bl-li GROVES a month. Cal' FA 2-3071. ^aiaaui*. Florida Joaaphlna IVltlna 7—REAL ESTATE WANTED » : j * Traik A**nu» New 2 bedroom house furnished £ — MISCELLANEOUS I'laia del *t*». t'allf. Dec. 1. FA 2 23T7. Mack X. ruseUnd 6 - FLOWEKS * PLANTS Atlnrnay at la * 3 Room garage apartment, 303j jtint oii, riaridi SHRUBS W IS St Ph FA 2-3167. Matila st.Hu* iU*r II—OFFICE DQI IPMENT Mar L'lar farm t talk rtat* llvci New 2 bedroom houie funnUhed, 11— AL'TOMOBILES . (latianna, lUin* Dec. I. FA 2 2177. TRAILERS t' h a rlr * t\ N'aUott M in m ; ttih n**a 12— BOATS A 3IOTORS Hi., ayn* la i V, >11aml. PI nr 14a 3 room furnlthrd apailmrnt. )tlli»« H Mall 13FARM SUPPLIES A Cloto in. 160.00 monthly, lit *1* Juno a i n ' t East llh Street. Fhone FA 2-4243 MACHINERY t’ inrlnitall, Ohio Plra* Vat. Hank at Orlando or FA 2J7M. 14PETS . LIVESTOCK . A* Trust** Drlatiilo, Flnrlili • SUPPLIES Lt. Cimlr. Clevelands' nice 7 room and a!t ntlitr »rr*dnt coin »rlt»4 13—ARTICLES WANTED unfurnished house, electric kit V m ar* li*r»i-y nsttflsd that * II—PLACES TO EAT then, tile bath 1 shower. Lock lotltlon haa M i a Iliad In aatd , I.arl prajlu* for » » IniarprataArbor. See Mr*. Pippins across 17—BEAUT A PARLORS lion ar t ha n 111 rtf Clara T!ioina« driveway Call FA 2 1677. 11-FEMALE HELP WANTED lilnti. for lit* .loiormli.allon «■' hmniitaail charactor of lit* p r o m t ) II—MALE HELP WANTED .1, •• rira l Paraln and for «lat»i niiBa • I— llinlid To RmU lion of cartaltt halt# of |ata.ina In 2S-MALP. OR FEMALE II,a chain of I If 1* 1<» r*al proprfl) Ntir*r need* small furnl*hed apart l)ln * anil bam* in *«i)tUi"ta Coun­ 21— WORK W ANTED menf. call FA 2-2*20. ty, f l o r l l * . daacilVad , i 22—BUSINESS Lana t. 2. 4 and I of Blank ah i : vi. ch Ta r t roR J7C1 OPPORTUNITIES II „f rtnl Pa. lion fin Ijnta. Hanford. Plnrlla ai-ordure to *?J—SPECIAI SERVICES SACRIFICE plat tiiaraof ra« dal In •I•* II o,k I |ia*aa »*. J» a-id II Immaculale 3 bedroom blink home 21—PIANO SERVICES h( in# puMtr record* of on corner lot. Only 2’-j year* 24A—BUILDLNG CONTRACTORS pintlnola v' * u nil. Flood*, old Fia.ing the appearance of a AXP ALL of »»« Ctar Karma. 23— ELECTRICAL panfor d, dtm tnoU County. "brand new" home — and — KlOfUU. HCCOMlnt to pint CONTRACTORS you may take advantage of the thfrifur# l in I'Ut 23-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS, owners loss — If, you act quick rtook 4. p « i « 5* tif •Ali! p-ki-b• lie tacord* 23-IJ BUILDING SUPPLIES I; Yes — Ihe kitchen Is equip *t#ft »l iiir All fit Ti'in* lu lM perl pin* ceramle Ills half and 27—NOTICE • PERSONALS li-nit r i l i tin1li i 1*|* 1Ht *#w£ D siHill glass tub enclosure, space heat 2 * - ARTICLES FOR SALE iff ih* nim. l pc »cm er. vrneltian blind*, air condi 29—FI RN1TURE A and all (if lit* ahM# t»-»n« 1 p«r»or> ara h#r«t>y rf iutr# t r* 111# t-va»r tinned and terarro (loon. All (or HOUSEHOLD writi fii il#ffii»*« i"» tt»# pat It Ian 112.61a) uO — Very low down pay wliMn foity ila)i afttr Iht llr*t IB incut. Monthly payment 363 CO. publication btr«af 8 jh*u 1'1 y«ti Mil Legal Notice 111*rain* -dttri* will I'* •tuir*4 4u* H tyrM ii|»U (i In B ill lV|TMU>rt no hand and tha •••» S i . jU n a kfrnfly Cem faty 14 tmk m i NTS Jl n*»:'l I m HT nf »*i<l Cauri at hinfu d. t*#nnu3i* 14 *4IS FOB SBMI.4DI.S COt 4T1. FiuMy, rinrida thl* 41Ti dijf 119 N. Park Ava. Ph. F a 2-6123 n o n nit Kd*#iflh#f* A* V IS** %Yitasn Al# kiiniar 14 rmiNiTK 4o. n u ROSA L. PAYTON i«*unt> Judfla liSTATIt OF By l.au*a Ko»l*r CLARA THOMAS OIX.V. Rrgtsteicd Real Eilat* Broker Hark Uiriiiiil Ph. FA 2-1301—17-02 at Hiawatha (•FIAT.! the nrsrr. or Kijnnu».\ to: iiim n ii: tm v rv \ ,il„ rnvivti *t I 'u k l l r hr l l s k t t i ti. Mr own *atsii4<iLc cai v u ' i n v it o io h u im iu v \rllr* at t'ukllr llratla* T* wfiorn I' mav rnntetiv Xellr* is lirrahr •lv>’> In arrnrdati, • with *•■tl«n :* nf iha Ttiulna Tt-iulst tl.at Hubert Itulirmfl l,a« iv.iUtilt l t’ )t tun. I»*rt> In lu,l I* l.'in.rfrart Kstth Nu *. )#•- 11<« V) I*is ft t,f th r V t* l> ,i f III, h l . j (I a n il |hr w ;*« ft nf 1h r It U > It whlrn I- n.' r " - -ntIr *i*|ird t* r h, irihni Ir-) *1,mlr, fui.l l i r a , in* n 0 In held In tha Hriwlt’ -la i ’ um i ' - i.'umi M’uj**, C n y n ’ S C f li u it tlx w i t f » runm T h u r s d i Utvrrttl'tt 1i. IS i* at : )* I* 31. >.r at M » n t h t i a a f U r a* na silb lr Srmlnole C « i i n t r Z n n t r e Cu mm is iiu ii ft) lt nh «rt a B ro w n SrtnlnoU County Zorina Dir* lor NEWSPAPER Down Payments Low A a S100 * 2 :611 Investment Opportunity tnmmerrul rti<v'ern building, Idral Icscatiprt. 3 unit* with incense of 32-m rer mnoth. Must be *cen to appreciate 330,000 Term*. For the fieit hay* tn Real Eilat* 5EK Cn.I.KN & I1AIIKKY W. A. Caslt, Jr. Salesman 110 N Park Ave. I*h. FA 2-2J9I TOR VALUK Immediate Occupancy We Ltunrauleo I’ eraimal Satisfaction or Your .Money Cheerfully Urfundcd. SdW P O W E R !# ] ODHAM & TUDOR, im ^Jk Inc. Enjoy iiiburhin livirg In thl* nm drrn three bedroom hum*' silual rd on 3 ACRES of tiled Lind within 3 miles of downtown Ssn ford. Price— 3*323 Term* AAe havr an unu>iially choice of two and (hire bedroom homes available with down payments a* tow a* JjoO Come In tn <re u* about your housing need* *o we may help you be settled tie Cor. Mwy. 17-02 & 27lh Si.. lore Christmas. Fhone FA 2-1501 AA. II. -m ir STKMI’ KR Agency Rf altar a Insurer ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor As<oe. Laura B. Ot'er, H E. Taller Ravmoud Lundqulal. A*soe. Arlett Price. Everett Harper FA 2*3911 Atlantic flank Bldg Phone FA 2 4991 11? N Paik RAYMOND M. HAM. Ill ALTON & INSi a im third M A Pttk Avenue, Suwth Y’all Cal! Ball Phone FA 2 3641 Florida Koom EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE Stereophonic A HI-FI RECORDS k PIIONOGitAPHS WINN TV Ml E. lit. St. FA 2 791 W# Service Record Players llraltnr Hall ' I hone FA floors, large screened porch Natural wood cabinets in large kitchen equipped with rlectric range and refrigerator. Owner's equltv 343<k)i*). Any offer will be given ror.flderaiien. See SEMINOLE REALTY IDOt Park Ave. FA 2 3231 V A • FH A FHA In Service Conventional Financing 2 Redroom! HOOVER Vacuum Cleaners Goldtn Anniversary Sale! Reg. IJT 50 - NOW 3*3 #3 GARRETTS First St. at Fanford Av*. "Call Custom built 3 bedroom, 2 full llumca Denljrncvl For tiled baths, bull! on large lot Florida Living*. in Iwnullful Mayfair section | netlrouni.*— 1 & - Hatha 'lint home features terra 10 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Home Gifts 2311 I'rench Ave J. IV. HALL OWNKll W A N T S OFFER 3rd Addition. YOUR Look For It In Gifts for Her ’i *I* * ** HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN SU N LA N D Estates & South PINECREST - $28000 Gifts for Him BUCK * DECKER Nationally Advertised Saws — Dtill* — Sanders AA'alehe* Jig Saw* Butov* • Elgin • AVHinauer GREGORY LUMBER Longiaei • Ernest Dorel • Hamilton 6th ft Maple Ph FA 2 0o00 Sanford Jewelry and I.uggir* CHATHAM BLANKETS Cl’ RLEK SUITS 639.93 In 33963 Ph. FA 2 .'will X|virt Coal* in strip*-* and plain Including the Nation's Favorite 3DO Sanford Avr "Purify" — I’urrey Bouquet 321 95 In 333 00. Matchtnc Truus 3 Pr. Living li mm liru-.p Woolshira fliandon rrs 3in 94 Choice of babiici — 3119 S O 9 Full Ranga of Colors PURCELL'S 161* Down YOWELL'S Lly-Awav Now For CbrlMmas SANFORD FURNITURE CO. KCHOL'S BEDDING CO. 300 East Ftesl Sf. 119 So. Magnolia Ph. FA 2-6121 ELECTRIC TRAINS Shadow Roves — Cedar Cheil* Set* and Accessories Lamps — Planters TABLES 20-. OFF Sofa Pillows Comer Table* — Tier Tiblri W IN N T V Step srd Coffee Tab’ei 311 F. Is! TA 2 2964 AMERICAN TOUBISTER J ■mm 32.93 LUGGAGE Use Our Liy A Way Plan AA1LSON-MA1ER Slrong — Smart — Roomy \ IEW-MASTI.K S'*r ■ ■ AVide Selection of Sue* and Colon DISTINCTIVE GIFTS Includes Blent Viewer and 21 t YU AVEL I.8 E*lr* tilft Picture* — Only 62 95 FARBFRWARE Stalnlev* Bieel WIEROLDT5 CAMERA SHOP Electric Appliance* 210 So. Park A vp RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Ave. Christmas Toy* and Gifts < owboy Boot* — |2.96 ta |S 9| E'or the Whole Family Tacks — canteens — Me«» Kits Electric Blarkels 117.94 Pup Tent* — T P Tenta GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS KIORE 111 S. Park Ave. Sanford Evlnrud* Motors 310 Fanfoid Avenue Hunting ft Camping Equipment The Afcepted Gift Fishing Tack!* SAMSONITE 'Everything For th* Sport»man" — I'atd Table* — 66 95 FOR ROBSON'S STORTING GOODS • FURNITURE CENTER Th# Gift That Is Always 116 W. First Si. Acceptable After " C FORMAL WEAR and FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE ACCESSORIES SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 310 K. Flirt SI. lJving Room fluliei — Mirror* Sales and Rinial Service Bedroom SUllai — Bookeaiel JIM ROBSON'S MEN'S WEAR Throw Ruga — C*ftar Rebel 116 Magnolia Avr. Cgrrlnr beta — B rllf Wars CHRISTMAS PAJAMAS Hang a D im en th* Ymn T r« 8test* Glassware 106% Cotton Wish n wstr Solid Kites fl Mat. Through Sub-Teeni Beautifully Decorated Bandog Color* and Fancy Patterns In Cly Hnlidav Slvle* and Colors Traya R L PERKINS ft SDN HOLLYWOOD SHOP * YUWELL* M E. lit SL FA J 1111 114 Z. lit SL Ph. FA 2-MU s Gifts for Boys Home Gifts Gifts for Him Gifts For Men Gifts For Girls QUALITY HOMES (IneludM Cloaing) SANFORD FURNITURE I u. 3U0 East First St. Smnk.ng Stands — Easy r hairs Table Radios — Hastoeki Desk* Da Your Chrittma* Buying On Our Ease Payment Or Lay-A-Way Pie n FURNITURE. CENTER 116 W. First St We Feature F.H.A. — *8280 Moderately Priced .00 nirek* Weil Of Frrncb Avenue an 29th btrett. MODEL OPEN DAILY RALPH JA R V IS (MILLS WANTED Builder $395 DOWN Remonahle Monthly Payment* FA 1.1116 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE t ItedriMj.xt, 1 bath kitchen equip­ ped home. Many olh<-r extiai. 610 Biiatellff. FA 2 1609. Mivlern. Air I'nnd. Soft Water IIARRIETT'.S BEAUTY NOOK I<*.3 ha. Halt Avr FA 2 3711 WE ARRANGE 16-FEMALE HELP WANTED AM. TYPES FINANCING L*et two houses (a he sold far 96,913.00. Matansry tonstrurtion — 3 Bedrooms — 1■* Baths Large lid*. MONA JARVIS IV-ARTICLES WVNTED 17—BEAUTY PARLORS Low Down Payment - SJwamak&A Conalrudioo Co, Ine. -Ill Weil 331h Street Phene FA 2-1101 HOMES vns. Odham & Tudor Inc. Will MR CONDITIONING COM R \(T and REPAIR WORK lOOJ S«nfnrd Avr. |'A 26.42 26—FURNITURE and 161>1'**1.II01.I> GOODS • HIG V A LU E S • QUICK C R E D IT *- • EASY TERMS i' l i .m u im ; llll.SON . MAir.R Naw anJ Used Furnltura 111 E. First bt. Th. FA J3633 Contracting ft Repairs Frea Estlitiitei R. I- HARVEY 201 Sanford Ave. Phane FA 2-3363 New & Used Furniture and Appliances Whitr Mu*t be 21 or over. Apply :4-M A V fl kEIVIffi-----------------in j ci son It Pig N' Whillll. PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING ifti Fl HALfe ( lE f T T A H T W W. L. HAII MON Th. FA 1-4323 After 3:00 pm AdmmislraUvr #n rrtary wan'.rd Irnnirdlslch. mint have {toil ex- 2i v Hi ll. i h m . i o.s l it vt iult.H penrnir. Martmg salary 32» In Build to your plan*. 3223 with merit Increase*. *u hr. Remodeling and Ad-iuma week, eicellrm personal policy DON LI KE A working (ondiuon*. Ua* rxoPhons FA 2-8624 lutive IBM typewriter. Apply bn* SM, Sanford Herald or Fur carpentry, paintiiig, screenphnne FA 2 2662. i"ir. iogling, and plaaler repair, a’ l-haU tile, asbertoi aiding, (Hit SALESWOMEN masonry »r wood tups, leveling Earn good weekly income, plu* and lepalring garage* ami Saving* Hoods Avon Cnsmrliel. winking call F,\ J-IUl'J. We trail) you. Ilu> 216, Lockhart, I la. WRITE NOW. VM RtlTL'E - OWNER MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY—3 Iwd rnom, 1 b»ih home. Near High Si hnol—Intlmlrs mine furnishIF IT 18 REAL ESTATE ing»—New n<i«)f—Only S71W) — il.vei Down Payment will* easy a«k Crumtey ft Montaitb CALL l'S TODAY at 117 Sauth Tar* Ph. FA 2 4**5 irrm* ABOUT this W MTR ESSF.S ■ ^Experienced in DO NOT MISS THIS BEAUTIFUL tray servicr. Must be neat, te­ OPPORTUNITY llable and over 21. See Mr*. ■T lleilroom— I & 2 Il.ilh Act now in be eligible fur Smith at Jim Spcncer'a, between 110 MF.STKAD EXE611*TION II a |R, and 3 p. m. DOWN PAYMENT ONLY 33oooo NEW Three Bedroom — Two 20-Male nr Female I42 OLD Bath Irtmes Built In Kitchen Equipment le e D*»* Payment. Colercd help woniod, mult be over COUNTRY CLUB AREA 21 apply ia person at Pig Na A Msathly Payments Ju*t 2 homes left on these lerma. Whistle._______________ CONTACT Seminole Realty Mrn Wiinen 32U. Daily. Sell Lumi­ nous nameplates. Will* Reeve* W. UlLTftllTIB - HE \LT()K Co. AUloboro, Mils. Elis. Mslhiln—Yilma Goar airs, \delaid* M. Mores — Alioelaltt. 1901 Park Ait, FA 2-3133 Man or woman for part lima Job. Over 21 and good rar. 31 23 hr. Cor llwy. 17 91 ft. 27Ik M. plus expenses Bng AA, r/6 Sanl^ti* for talv, Iflta'Ml 6 tr'lr* W. of Sanford. Ph. FA 2-32A0. Tha** FA 2-1M1 lord Herald. T . W. MKRO. flrok cr Phore FA 2-CI6I 23- ELECTRICAL SERVICE VACUUM (T.EANER RETAIRS lloutecleaning—Ironlni. 1013 Bay. Part* (or all makes of eleanen; HERBERT STKNHTHOM Electrluv. Ilouver. Kurby, ele. REALTOR Baby sitting, Ironlni. FA 2 7929. Free pic' up Wort guaranteed. DON HOWE - l~ J. RISNER FA 2 4763. \*M*lalM Home work 1 cookim wanted 93 III N. Park — Ph. FA 2-2126 Castlehrewer Cl. Bernice liar Houle Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihlen ns. FA 2 7423. Lakcfront 2 bedroom *.ame home. RANDALL ELECTRIC Cu. Practically finished on inside Ironim. 10c A* lie. FA 2 7211 Ill Magnolia , FA 2 0313 lleautiful lot right on lake. Short Painting: Interior A exterior. Bedulance Irom DrLand. |2.7M 22— llu.mrta OpporiunllM* pans or additions. SpecialUlhg rash price. Can be financed. Call IMPORTANT DISTniBlTonSIIIP in Mary Carter Paint Product*. Crumpton Builder* In Orlindo. OPEN'. Not vending machine*. FA 2 3649. GA :(v3M. New merchandising *j*tom that ran Ite handled right from thr 23 A - DULDIM. R E P A I R S Maylair section, a spacious 3 bed home to start, a* all merehan PVIMING room home. FA 2 104, di*e i* wholesaled h> you to the retailer, May be operated h) For Paltillns call VJr Tvvker l*h, Lake front home for sale or tent, IA 2 Ii!5y nr PA 2--W7 man nr woman Alt account* MAJOR BROWN REALTY established by company. VIml Realtor mum invest men' $2.?vi on a FLOUR sanding and finishing LAKE MARY Cleaning, w a x i n g Serving written money back guarantee. Ph FA 2 1237 or FA 2 13*4 Seminole Couniy since 1923. This can easily be expanded Ihe It. M. Gteaion. Laka Mary first year In your -rra to a FARMER'S ACENCY 3(3,000 to 323.000 income per V. V Farmer, Realtor year. Write linlav fur tun»idera I.Ml’ KIUAL I)KCOHAT(>nS~ li. II. W'liliniure. \ssoc. pnili'.lng and papering non of personal imcrview giving Ii« S. Fiench Ave. Ph. FA 21221 4 A 2-37111 or FA -*-791U after sbr. name, address, age. phone num­ After hour* FA 2 2618 or FA 2 4321 ber and reaume of past expert > - I .V 'l It VM l, nice. Write to Hathaway's, 643 •—FLOWERS. PLANTS Haywood Road West Asheville, WOODRUFF'S N. C. J ic U U lA laim A Garden Center / IF UfiAtiiM / i i s p e r m . ^ hkviV e s “” ANNUALS 1 a *«l Celery Av*. WELL DRIIXjNG Melsrb Bldg. FA I lit! Fairbanks M ->r«e Pumps Cabbjce plant* for tale, readv to ■ Repairs to all make* set ihiw. Call FA 2 2940 li U. :;-N i)T in :s -r n n 4 0 N A L s HOWARD C. LONG Brhrrnt. Lake Monroe SOT E. Commercial A*a. s c o r r a p a l m .a ianor . Phons FA 2-26J3 Ilomd fur th* aged I'UTTT.D PLANTS Ph. FA 2-1622, er F V 2-0270. S A N F O R D , 26J0 Orlando Dr. Sanford PAINTING FLOW Erv SHOP. Wa telegraph. ______ Thun* r.A 2-7214. ‘ For those who rare," rraionable References given. FA 2 1292 Im»e weight safely with newly STRAW BERRY PLANTS Rclrasrd Dev ,A Diet Tahlets. Flvrida (901 P lM r s - SPRINKLER Only Me at your Drug store. GXVri VILLK NURSERY SYSTEMS <>iapex illr Ave. FA 2 e.Ut All lype* and sues. Installed Mr* nrown Miller's home mad* , fruit rakes at Winn Dixie, E. "Do It Yourself" FISHERS NURSERY First Si. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Magnolia A Onot* FA 2 WJS S T I N T ' -am ticl H Fo * I A I T “ " Omamenlal Shrub* • Tire* . I'.at Mai bine and Si p^iy Cu. 207 A V . 2nd St. I li. FA 2 6432 l Cotton A AYool Yarns. Notlana, Mai Ion M.n kei C A n il A G E IhrtaJi, Tape*. PLAN IS lor sale. Fred Thutl- Television Tubes Teated Frao. HOLLINS HORBT SHOP Ion. FA 2 39M. ROLLINS H0HBv SHOP At Th# Sign Of Th. Totani PoU At Th* Sign Of TkTotem Pol*. 2617 S. French Av*. II—AUTOMOBn.L'54—TRAILERS 2617 8. Fiench Av*. ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! Seminnle l pholaiery a Rods Shop Furniture Moving a Moral* Alligator baga k shoes, an I* Formerly Don’a Caeer Shop C. E. PHILLIPS. Agent choose from. Christmas gifts of Now LocatoJ at — WASHBURN VAN LINES fruit*. Jellies pecans and can­ DOI AV. 2nd St FA *-7*33 1300 French Ave. FA 2-IMl dies. AA'e ship S k If Greta ‘31 Ford F-IOO pickup, line rondb Stamp*. STUCKEY S. IT . lion. Trim*. F. A. Scoll. 6 AuAuiu Repair* A llnad Servie* Soulh of Sanford. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _*■ # lima Dr, Prllary, Fla HALL’S GARAGE 402 Cctcrv Ava. FA 2-2*03 BARGAINS IN USED HEATER! It will p*v YOU to it* us before Niles it Su.,daya FA 2-2020 Most Any 3lak. you i>uy. Open Evening* and FURNITURE CENTER * Sunilav* Quick Laundromat Service III W. 1st Si. FA 2-3111 Shirt* Finished In 46 Hour* C.ASTSIDE TRAILER SALES FACIDRY TO YOU Sanilon* D ry Cleaning I’ alalka, Fla. ALUMINUM E. 25th St. Foodmart Bldg. VENETIAN BUNDS 3223 "ASH S U L T H S ID E LAUNDROM AT and 3773 equity, hank finamrd. Encloied head. Sagprnof bolfna 34 Olds (onveitible, RAH. PS A ROLMWAY, Hospital and Dlby tall with ptaitle end*. Ptaitle Beds. Day, A A 'rek or MonlhI'U. WAV tire* FA ! *23 or rayon taper. Cation or nylon Tel. FA 2-3111. Furniture Center Scott Ave. cards. 116 West First SL Senknrik GIsm «nd Taint Co. Two Ion GMt truck moving van. m i ll W. 2nd SL 111. FA 8-4ffl See d at Pbtllipi "66" *crn»l AUTO GLASS liver. C. 11. Davis Oranges ||.24 a bu.hel. R. W'. IN ST A LL!'!) Loid. S Sanfotd Av*. FA 2 121P. 1931 Magnolia traihr, :i H plug llarl* Clasi ta li cabana, completely furn- Windshield \rnl (Jam* Ladle* preriii.vn roller sLaiei, alia tvlird 3I.8CU Plume l*A 3 3973. Door Gin** 7 FA 2 3231. SERVICE Fur *»le. tudur 1134 Nath sedan, Srnktirik (il.-vm* and I'aint Co. '33 KK Harley Davidson raotir good condition, rail FA 22991. cycle. 1101 Myrtle Avr. 112111 AV. 2nd SI. Ph. FA S-IM! 17-BOATS and M oW lhs" “ ” Spinet piano like new. cost b'pair Healer* — Floor (-'urnares will sell 333d. Trrms. luned, de­ Your Evtnrude Dra'ef Clean and service, 34 30. Outside livered Phon# FA 2 1917. ** ItMlhON SPI4RTIN'U GOODS tank initallation. FA 2-4793 :;oi6-9 E. I*t I’ bona FA 2-39CI 1 boys Fngllsh bike, FA 2-7JD4. HEATING Ml R( l nv Ol IRHARI) MOTORS 21" GE TV. A t londltlon S76JS II. II. I’OPE CO. AV. P. SMITH 21" liumoni Console TV 6133 on 20# *4. Park ---- FA 2 1231 Outboard Sales A Service SPECIAL 14" GF. Portable TV 2313 Paik A v. FA 26234 ENVELOPES, I.eitrrhead* state­ Deluxe Model } 119 00 ments. invoiers, hand billi, and 13 r«i Down Deliver*. W Luxury twin iriew yacht. Fly etc. Progressive CmiUYCAR SERVICE 5T0RE1 budge. Exceptionally well equip­ programs. Priming Co Phone FA 2 2931 — 113 So. Park Avr. FA 2 7661 ped ft in beautiful condition. Or­ - — ■—-------- ... , .4*. 306 West 13th SI. mond Marin*. Ormond Beh. Oil h'.nlng rlrrulaiing belief, HR 762J? aulumallr (onlrot* ft lank, 14!. Cabinet work, furniture rrpair. NO 6 4291,101 Shell Rd. DcBarf. m .AIU t.R SHIELD FA 2 7113. Custom Boat Tep* ft Arveixtr'ii For Salr-Bsby crib with rnaUreg|. TREE ESTIMATES FA 2 7611 IIA-Pl.UMItlk'i." a** HWIFTTO FA 2 7360. Csvh for furniturr or surplus. Super Trading Post. SsnfordOrlando Hvvy. FA 2 0477. only $57“r,0 monthly 6 L i-M b k l W A N rft' Stcnstrom Realty 3—REAL tM-ATT. FOR SkLF. -REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PACKS Zoidne turn 1«r — Pag* 7 S-REAL ESTATE FOR S\LE •'Five . . . four . . . three . , lltartae Stmlnet* Cnuut* Fri.. Nov, *J5, 11-28 C il-l k f fk . (•I**—•• «o>i*n»»in> Tu whom It m*v cu rt re: Noll. * (• litrrli) c. ■*it lu Ac<-iit i|*tvcr with P*vtt' i» i wf Hit Zanlni r.tcuUiiur* U .t l.tHrd S'. T dd h«* r*'tu**i»i • * I •• r#tmit t . hutId i in utii it) , pi. k*n hnutt •,» tt,t f.tlbiwlnr d**tris*j p ipr -v: N f‘.i (i of vvtt of vt, «f ttj;*, ,,f ftt;>, .if m : >, t... It T oo It* l.«, lid ; U*« v\ n ft fur t<i#i| suit|n>**• runfi llr»tlhe will h* Ptld It) the *emlnnle t'outitr t"«tirt lln'tt* i 'u iMly t *lnli*r * routu Thutedai lt*^ftnt.er it ISIS *t t M r >1. er *• toe* Ihlreafler •* pustlblr femlnol* C' untV Zentn# CommlMlott IjrratH IA FF * A - D A Y Five acre tile farm. Large 3 bed room bouse, large barn Easy term*, oteph B. Levy. Phone 3 i FA 2 1223. Legal Notice tanlmfi 5SAVE5 Mafher of Sanford 203-206 E. First Et. Ph. f A 2-0911 Used furniture appliances, tool* cie Bought-sold Larry's Man 213 Sanford Avu Th FA 7 4111 I'u m llu rf A IlrddlnR Ilnrualn* SEE OL'II BARGAIN BALCONY FOB NEW - USED -REPOS*. ED REDDING AND FURNl* TURK. LCHOL'vS BEDDING CO. 116 Jo. Magnolia FA 36321. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANEOIU) \\t invite you lo lie our guest* nbnolutely free without ohligaiiun al one of Sanford** leading MotoU whllt you local o tullable houolng for you and your family. Pick up your koy at Iho Salt* Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BHAILEY ODHAM, Pres. Comer H «y. 17*92 A 27th St. Phono FA 3*1501 �N*- - rainar r. «. till til. II) III (II iai ill 14) it) liia 131 ia i It) U) It) It) i.ta ia i *.aa I t ) III It) l la I t ) It) I II it) 111 It) lit* in* For AH Cam til* Our Speetallty McRaney - Smith n il f») Th* KarlT ■»«» • a* WlndohMd* P A IN T A GLASS B. Parti PA 1-41*1 1:41 ta.aa mV H O Y T Jewelers Jtwfler-Walch Maker CoiwpkU l.in* Of BULOVA • HAMILTON and ERNKST IMJIl EL Watrhn I*.<1 ti:*a M H n ta th .r Waaihar • Nava Wal.rfroat K iw i aaotiiskt »■ aawrta Talww wf Twtaa nanawia N * » » • Dwuflaa Edward* N*w*— Doa UoaCard iluch»kln.VVa*t*ri» HU P ir u l l In. l.'nloii“ 1‘acHL Hilary y u i in T t» 'M * * « wall Dl*n»f Jarkl. illaaiwa X lk|ua<l Dill U1lv*ru N*h*<1 ' iir. SrbMta rU)hi>u*« 3T Uuiiaat Kina Thin Man aanri. g f r * / b * » k ll"llng Unw-tla f t ) John D a l r ~ N * » t l « i r . n o a ta r . r i o n I t t Nana I t ) III Xtw* • Waaihar Spo rt! COOLER IN SUMMER WARMER IN WINTER SAVE FUEL Pisa natch and J*«tlrj Rgftlriug and Sion. SriUng FIBERGLAS INSULATION “ Holler for Haller” C liff G. Haller, Inc. AIX WORK FULLY GUARANTEED 110 S. Park 711 W. Rnbtition Pbosa UArdm 4AU1 FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-5952 W E L SH T IR E S H O P rfcfik Now* Offers — 24 - Hr. kC.'.Ct1v P|1Pt>ttlNG ksit reo i;itA vvI) ii cc kk Call — Fa 2-3I0R nr FA 2-7211 Nightn or FA 2-0872 Days H. K. V-' f -l* J f- JAe Sanfokd dtehald Weekly JQ *)uide 4:99 P.N . FWDAT, NOV. 28th CURVED ■y:v>n y ? ' . *w -■ HOW E, Owner 10i W. 2nd St. Sanford. Fla. ■ III HI* -4 V • P. M. — F R ID A Y . DEC. 5th 1.4* f*» A* lb# W.'rtd Turn* K i Waa hir-Naw* i t l rierldk llteri i ) l Movla 1:11 idi Roilnu C*ui«r* 1:44 l l ) Naw* 4:11 i l l Nana Vour Modem Mobile Ifont— 3.* t i l l Truth ar Cen»*gu#m** K l Itabali Uuartat 111 Jlmmr D#»* - V u r H l / NEW MOOS 4 .II t l i New* _ I t) Tha riT* Owla i d Hour ef Utara Dealer for Orunge k Semlnol^ T:a* t l i Itamar t 44 HI Hagla Bail* 1:11 t*i Nawa— D *o fl a* Edward* County “ <41 lfou*a Party t*l f)oo Goddard Ne»y Weleopu t . l t i l l Wagon Train l . t * i l l Today la Our# Low Dowa Paymoat, K i nit P h /a f t, . I t ) U r t Ranger 14:14 ) I ) Cartoon i l l Who Do T-*• Truai I tl Baat lha Glaeh 1.44 111 N a m •Ik <)t U u r a a t a Eoiy Term* i l l <1< guaan for A Day ti:t4 rei nkr Kina l i t ll > Prom Thtl# Haot# I a* tat T a * * 1* l.ta <11 Trot* er Ceoieuuencee i d UrlAhtar Day I d Vardlct l l D u n i l l llnuuh and .Modem Mobile Home* l . l « 111 Th* t-rlc* la Rlallt <11 Jimmy Dean - Variety i a, American bandatand f»| Who Da .Tou Tru»t K l Oaala * Ilarrlal II.ta <4i llackla !» d Jackie i n Hour at a u r a I 11 K l Uarrat Ntoroi 4:4* 111 Quaan far A Day Sales and Park •4< Kuala 1.14 <:< luaata iuaaie 111 Furr 1.1* <«i Hdg* of .Vlgbt K i Urlghtar Day ):*• t i l Milton Daryl . al llouaa I'ariy i l l County Pair 7*19 So. Orlindo Dr. K l Amarlt*" Dandauad II P 141 Robin llood K ) Donna Read— Co-nady l . t a ill i‘oday it Dora a.*l i l l Kparo Khlp <*l Millionaire I II <*) K-rrat •t«rm 111 Clreua Dor Sanford FL FA 1-T11I Iti Ilia raj of i K l Dnele Walt. 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H i llaal iha O a t h D l Pope i a Plain out* i l l County V»ir K l TBA 1.44 i l l from thaaa Hoot* 11.44 <4i Moyla— W .altra t . l * i l l Mo)le i*| I ) * Got A K *'K t l i t t u i # p» k it i Vardlrl I* ( o u r * <)i Ad i ait tut* Tima 14:44 C l Thta I* tour U f a I d fu el* Wan i l l True atari Itl Who Do ( o u Tru*l) For -----K l Woody Woodsaekar<f i t’ nvpa) a * 1’U*haute <(• Purault H i t t 111 Hataema DU- > t.aa 111 Muaan ro r a Day (:** K l W talhar-Nawa-Mpwn* K l Itoilna 1(14 i d Movla I d * 4i Tour Garden r*i iiriahlar Day i >a Mull* of th* ■** ta l* a3a Klnedom K l Kafaiv ITral i l l American l u a d t u u l « tl i d Ituilnd Camara i l l Hporta I'aaa K i Mlckar Ifaua* Club t * :U K l Nawa • Id l*i e'.or*l atari* *.14 <11 Nans It;** (Si Nawa-tA'ealhar 1:11 <•< i ' o i m B Carnival I It 141 Wor M At la r a * < 1* it i i:da* at M u h i i d HnrhanUd Mirror <«i N*w*-VT**tbar 4:*a (*( W'aathar • N#w ■ U/oita i l l C o ll -* * Faaiball i l l i^iunty Fair « tl i l l Nona i l l Mb) la K l )tovl# Arm* *e N*v* * T — 1 1.14 C ) Kpaea Ulna C - l t*l nclonc* Helton Tnaatr* 11:11 )3) Jack I’**e 4:11 <41 Ttavlnu Camara 1 1:14 l i t tkoraWard i l l t/ntl* Wall T.«* i l l Hiraat* of D*ua«r <«) Ma)la 4:1* (31 Naoa <41 fra lli< bar i l l I'opai* D a ) bout* 1:11 <<| Na n*— lt.iu*t*a Ddnanla i*t VVatarfronl T i l l MIOAT A. M. 1.14 111 MotI* 1)1 Nawa— Dun Goddard Jill I D Collaaa Konlball 13) Tu-l»r—-Gaccuwar 1.14 111 lir a ah't III Mi-kay Moot* Club Notre Dame )# Ion* T :ii K ) New* .. K l tifflclal DatacGv* i l l Cartoon Carnival I K * K i p'apKlii kanaaraa WALTER If. TRAPP 1:)4 It) New*— Kaathar K l Clirl.niif 4 *4 it> Movla t i l l (*( Naw* and 1:»* i t ) Cartoon Caoaia I t* •!> Nan Vi>-k CvuflJaiitlal JEWELER III )) ealhar— Nawa— Soon* ):** l l ) i’ublle Karvu# i t l Nllent n a m e * III* i t ) Cnrt* At • II i l l liutina Camara i« l Itampar Heom Expert Witch Repairing 1.1* Iti To Tall the Truth l .t a H i Nan* 4 1* 111 Kinlortne With H»p* * 1* <3i Kiarrarfotmane# t i l Mtar I’arfurntanc* II) Upon* Dlfaat 4;tt <41 Choraplonahlp Homing tli** 13) Dough H* Ml (II Wyatt r.aru 4:11 i l l Nana <*) Cor Do )a or M on# / I n 11* nil at* ud ).*4 111 Gai.ru* Duma K l IHiaat 14:11 111 T m » i u »* Hunt K l Arthur Gioltray a .44 (4) Uurl* T.al i l l IJonaal l-*nc*ra Suk*. lUpalr »od Service * K l VI<t*o Dlgatt 1*1 Wonilara of th* World <)) It IHainan i t ) Allalar Golf l a .i l i n <-.,unDlown . ) I* K t Couth'll IH shlu ata I. 11 i l l N . u i — Douu hdwarda 11:44 <31 Marr'a i-nrtalrri'a lar»<J* 1:1* 111 JuJa* lloy llaan i t ) Nana— Don Goddard 111 llob < ummlnip SEE ----K l Arthur Gadfray REPAIR l.to 111 I'ommand I'arfortnanco M l i l l Tie T a ' Douah (*< Ita.l Kkallon <)) V«ur Dav I” Court i l l I n n tfarrvngar i t l Nam* That Tun* t*.t* i l l C'llfornlaoa 11.14 i l l Couceutrwtlon I t) Jonl Jam.a [)ur Specialii) It) Harbor Command K l Garry Moor* K ) I’alar UP"! Ha)aa 4:11 111 K i r n »lioW I *4 111 llaallaaa Gun 111 Hour T» Marry A 111 Oraai iliMaralaaio <*) Top Dollar 1(1 llaa.ua Clabl T i l l Mao a* r . M. .............. SERVICE Millionaire III hmall World III Maplle l . l f 111) *llano Jtaant II ID 111 Cilery Muaan 11A4 <1* Tie Tao Douah t II i l l Kathar K n o * t Halt Trv U* And lie Convinced K Nan* p*i i/iv* of l.lf* i l l 4‘ lurlda Uhowcaao 111 Walla fa r g o FA 2-2994 I t ) T u rn u b li I o: A 1)1 Nan * - Weather 11:4) ala It Could It# Tou 318 E. lot <tl Hold Jppurnay 313 E. 2nd Sanford K i K'art’ h for Toinarro* T.14 111 I'aopla Ara funny lit** 111 tVaolliar-Nawa-PiPoria M l i l l Mr. r e f 'luiin III I »rry lUaun K i Mother'* !» • / I d t\ajtliarlNana hporta III Danny Thnmaa |j;|i K i Guidlna U nnt III Dirk Clark Mbow K i Movla I tl Voire of ri r'a to i* •31 \,<pi .Kuala l . l l I t) I'arrv Como II I) K l Mott* M i 111 M rK 'n il a a llaldtra 1*1 IJliarac# . i t ) JnItllaa MPA. 111 Jark Parr <41 Ann h-putharn 1 ,4 ' i l l f'OPla. n *< # a and Thin** I I I III X a n l i ' l I if ad or A ID . M i:ii\ r.»D *t A n , •II An> body Can l*!ar 1 3 * I*) V* Th# World Turin t i l l 111 niar* i-*n)iii> 11.4* H i Arthur Murray 1 )» i* i Today—Garronay )[ja i* i iTpirliln lt™m H I Dancing 1'arty <41 Daallu riayhouaa 1:11 It) Nana t 31 i l l N> n *» H i VI* tor H-iraa ■t i Keotbalt 111 Nana 3 K * C l Truth ar C<up**uua:i<.#l i l l H * ) o Hun t) 111 T i a n l lb-14 <11 Afrlraii I’alrol I - I i * i C'u laln Nauuaio* •4 1 Jimmy !>*»(» t 14 i : i Cimarron n i t i t l Nana > :l , i ( ) Non* k i Hour of Ktara ta.aa m Hon nm"k* |A:lt it ) Wralhar— Nana > 9* 111 Publla Rartleo DEPT. 3.34 K l Hauala Dan*1* I ti eaninir Kai» COMPLETE SERVICE l l : t * i l l .Vana and Waaihar K i lluiii|j«r lloom i n k i tile Payoff | l : l l H i 11 k* ti o av I'alrol I d N**a and Waaihar ) 1* 111 MiarParformane# •3 a Today I* * ‘«ra 111 llralna and Urnwn it l Movie Television I*.a* i l l Douch ll* Ml All Makrii Of <)| It'al th* Clock For I t l M'oraboaid l l . l t II) Jack Parr t*l Cor U n a <ir Money 3, 1) iai Vardlct I* lour * I <*taa i ) i Waaihar • Naira i l l i-onll lanllal Pile 14:1* 111 Trratur* Hirnl I , I Who D*I Tou Tr«»t l l : « » i l l Mo* I* T I K il l A t A. H. K i Markin* Tim* i n K i Iiriahlar Day i*l Mori* i mi i l l Todat—Oarron ar I ' . i t CD Countdown a3» <ju»*n fur a I**/ It) M otl* M l i t l Nana l l i e i l l I’ rlc* la Itlpht <** A mar (can llaudaliad a t x i i A t p. t . Ilfo i l l Movie •* i Tou Dollar - uula » ; l i i«l Ka.rat Ktorm 15 jam Noon l i t dirlilooharo I Id i * i Captain Kanaoroo K l Tour Day In Court |;|4 K ) Ihl*# uf Night 13:14 <31 T M i la Tha Ana*ar • <4 i«l Nawa II 14 H i funcantrollon 1 *4 <3) Kp»r* Khlp III )'* r* Ilia Nitjon FA 2-0332 ) a* 111 Public turtle* K i Top Dollar 118 S. Park , 31 County Kalr 1*41 111 Oral Hohana III Horn bar llnom * * r t i u c a n t v p. m . i l l ITprva l’ l*»houa* 14) Thia la Tba l.lfa t.la h i HtarParformanra II I l l Tie T *« Douah i*l I’ tiela Walt 1:1* 111 MorU la:** i l l Douah II* Ml K l Imv* of U f a i l l ) 111 Movla i l l Inatd' football ■I) )V f tail a or Money 1! 1* i l l Could Ho Tou <*l Adiantura Tim* M l III Kickoff l * :l * i l l Tr'aauro Hunt K l Kaareh for Tomorrow K i Hu*-klvb*rrr llourxt 1,10 III l‘ f n I'nil hall i«i Video Dlueat 1*1 Molhar1* D*r *,44 <41 Waatkar-Nawa-Hporl* ID.Iaklna >a llrnnna 10:1) i l l Counldonn l i l t K l Guldlnu l.ltht 1*1 Movla 1 14 111 l‘ rn flaak'lli*ll 11 :** 111 ITtre |a Hldhl I :#* I t l hualo • l i K l l l -a il of lb* Ci*y K n l 'k 'r tilIlfhor y » h i r r l n r i 14) Arthur Godfrey 111 Nawv *.J*p (31 Waaihar • Nawa 3:19 O i r a t »li Fnp Tw«Ur I I ' * ) l»i Tour Day In Court k i l.luv ae* 4:44 <31 Naw* I ** «9| MmIU f l»#tltv 11:1* <11 Cotteanlrallnn I a) i l l l'*«tp|*. Pl*r»a. A Thlnu. K i llunun* and Flablna • FERTILIZERS 1:3*1 «9| Howling Mdr* • CHOWS K l Top Dollar I l l K i t « ilia World Turn* I T:«a Hoot# and Kaddla* •31 I alt \%RfhlriRtfin 1)1 Pater l.lml H a if a I 1:11 K l n k v v — im u a l '* l. d o'r d a K l Clntlda Room I i4 i l^rdVTifirf! FARM SUPPLIES TI l A I H I P. X. I : i l t i l Nan* K l Don Goddard 131 K m1plf|fi»c i»p# I I .0* 111 Tie Too Douah tiW i l l Trulti or C<pn**ou*nt* i l l l*#i#p hnit i'N# U'o 1f 1,30 <31 Pliaht K i Lot* of U fa K l Jlmmr Dean • Variety K l Jaffa Callla |4« \(#if nf Anna|ntHi K i Hour ef Klara <*•» III* fUl* 11:1* <11 tl Could ll« Tou K l Thla !■ Allr* 1 14 111 H*|le IfEta • J1* **» Twriilf#lli t'rtilurr K l N*arrh for Tomorrow I:»al3< I%| W in n .. . . dl Bri'it K t llouaa Part) 121 I'liPf lluMlep i l l Molharo Day 19 I Ztiffn 1 v* K i !M* Payoff i»i I m f f r a T«wrn I 1 C . K t iluldlny U a h l 7 99 I H Ha N f of Isfirifldfi i l l Tppplay I. Oufa I j i «9» iiirlf Jiir*1• I •a* *«i Aurora ■— Varletv FA 2-7221 SECOND and OAK l i t I adIRRtO *)| llaal the Clmk t : i ,) a « i C l It I'nNH H* Vou O l Fo lrnfii* Si) elrr) 3.1* K i Tha tardlet tv T.iura i ) l l.lbaraca • ItfAI MrCnfi . <11 Criptii T l i '-a Hoot* 1.39 1*1 \ort Itm# •I 1•* a•ar • » A9 t ; I t'loMfl |V«MT9 I a* i l l I'aopla Plaea* and Thluaa p)i IVIp.i |v» (o u Triaat I io K l Aa lb* World Turn* tit Jm k hwnni «91 ii#« I f tiin I V o W . W . V u V e V . V . V t " * (jp iJii'au Cor A i n * I t'll 3-4mv#t 1rk (I9| If**,| f|04»nt D ) Florida Room •(I Iiriahlar Da, I 11 i n Nana I 99 « : I Sle»e \11e »i 9.J9 19 » K l Amartrain Hand.land J. *<l <!» Trulh o ' f-’£iri*"|U'<iera •9 1 IlcURtt IU4$I« 1.11 <*> K 'r r ' t Klpprln • l> f9» Uwinatt I d Jlmmr Dean • Varied •31 K m U f o n <*l Tv Ilnur of Klara 1:1* K i ) M * ' of Nt*M • 9 9 1 2 1 I H h « I i i *» i i » » # 1#;99 l » l T « f i r l 1.1) i l l llaal. Ilaale i l l Count) Pair »il Wnntlerful Tow n C ) Orotirtifi V »r » I-a* i l l Kiiaei. Kblfp <*i iliiuaa l-arly f ’olt r. 19 Si C l ) l l # 9 0 ff*JI$ 1 »* i l l Todkj la Dura 1*1 Lnrta Wait *1 > M m HIrUnut i flun »•*! Jnhii Thia la your guide lo TV entertainment If 99 l ?i Ivirrftm YoUnc K i Tba nic Payu l f i n t*D|ta) a I’tai boupa 191 S i * * • Wtnlli tr «*» It I* UriMari tal llaal the Cfo<k 1 1 ) 111 Movla I I :i# <3 * for the week of —* 19:39 »: . n.tenil far Tiit'Dir* 1 1 * <11 yii.pn Tbaao Root* •i i s #w »* W #* l h*r *M 1 11 pv| Mtrkev llouaa Club i » l .VtRpfi Nplritutlo III Vardlrl la Totira K l Kuparman I f V Vlovlt ! i 49 i t i Wff ithir • N«w* . pporia M i3 C l J»« k r » i f 11:99 194 Hun.fRp fiiwrR 4 p « d il Mi i v i •• Co rr iH •39 \fnvfo I'NIHIV I . 9|. >!«*!♦ *;99 c i t •(■Tm.nirfttRfti 11:13 (9) l*ifitjii| Tump# | 7:J3 19 • > • * » Mf»\||%T 9. 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" ‘ . •11 Y r»up Dt y t n C*'*vti ri •4i |V|#r ll.rvd If# # *# o f if fi n g i »incr ' I h r Macir Fiih It. 11 III i *r«ncfMr rIIoii I) amualnit half hour. m m %\ r . 9f, (t» Tom Dollar Thf itrani* Ihmc ahoul Ihr arc bone" hark m Augutl. It wai 12.99 C> Tie Tue P uiieIi C| |'#f#r l.lml l l « )r « 9HIAII91 r. 94. ilon waa that ll waa nut ituddrtl called • i i |,OI# uf l*if# ’ Thr Kniperora New ti.09 C l Tie T r»’ t>mj*h with ma n, rrall) willy linr*. al- (Tothe*" ami a fine, hard tale it 13:29 C> ll Could II# fou *«i L n o of Lift 14 1 Ne$rcli F.*r Tmnorfoo 1!:J9 C l If (VtuM lt«e Yoy IhouKh tile*ion did manage In wa»—well cunitnicted and hri»k O l M oD iif i f i t FrarFit for Tomorrow 13:12 14 1 Tli* UuHIni Light nntpring a kw 'hota that might ly pU)<tl hy a rail that included 191 Mrtt fir r’t Dtr I;## i ( i H'jti# I* l\ Ml <liilillnt l .'i M hr latwlnl ipnrllir. Ell Wailach. Sehatllan Cahot and i It V » i 1 99 f«| iitien Wln«lotr •Vi l.lh#f#ir Wliai It had m*iraat. hnwrtar, Blchard llajdn C l Newt C l Llbtrtct waa anmclhlna mflnllrly mom InShort Shot*: CBSTV'a Bed l.#3 C l I'fopU n « c # « and T h l n u I 93 C l |*eqtitr> Pitre* tti«l Thlnot tiling In IrkrDion Irrnta: An air Skelton pantomime allow- Tueiday 1 ;l t M l At the VYwrl4 Turnt i t l I'l ri l* Ilrtutti of unprrnril and baggy gomt *plr- night waa rather watered down— lid 11:.# f t ) llumuhrrr Bogart 11:11 f t ) Jack r»rr III Mo)fa t m t u t r 4. 14. t.ta <4> Waatarn-llavla t.aa <4 1 Man Ta«a r4 tha Ua ht t i l l )4t I'k r l iM t. **<•"'• I .It 14) Captain (Ungaro* We CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (4) WDBO-TV CBS (9) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESH-TV NBC Have — W1 PHONOGRAPH * RECORDS H I-FI T E L E V IS IO N ELECTRIC CLOCK ft W INN TV ) RCA ZENITH • t Television Color Television Miller Radio & Appliance .V .V e V o V e V e V e W J e V e Your PURINA Dealer — Alwaya pre-letled For lonir wearing, perfect fit, and amart ntyling. higher “ When* qanNly than price’* H. 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Ik talked cheerful!) about hull* and hor»ea and relloa. *ub|erl* ahoul which he teemed to know nolhing. Ik al*o lalked to opera atar Rite Sttvrn*. another gueat, about her pmiration. 1 recall theae word* bait"Thf tamr thing that's wrong with Ditkland muite la what'a wmn| with Optra — thty krrp playing Iht lama tunea.. optra la Ilka rock ‘n’ roll— you can’t undern«ml what they're tinging ebout." LUMBER -P L Y W O O D Plywood la Iht do-it-jounwlfcr'a 'dream come true. It's wonderful for Jumlliire. atorage walla . . . ao many Mhlnga. See t| Joday along with our other quality Lumber Products. CALL "The Lumbar Number" FA 2-5581 H IL L Lumbtr & Supply Yard 21.1 W. 3rd SL Sanford. Florida Skelton had an off camera an­ nouncer explaining Ihf mranlng ol much nf ihe action for the duller ntembera of ihe audience. [)cni»r Ijir'a hole in thcwalerbucket ikrtch on ihc CIISTV "Garry Moore Show” Turaday nighl wj« the highlight of Ihe »how — Denlie ha* a large comic lalrnl and il'a atrangc more (how:* don’t make me of It. Jack I’aar unkaihrd a pull no punche* attack on hit NBC-TV thow on a New York Newr<pa|>er (Tlie I’oilI which recently lumrd out a aerie* of article* on him The Channel Swim; "Ur. I.tJ." will rrplare ’ An)bo<ly Can riay." the George Frnnrman qulf. on ABC TV Use. 15. Sherry Jatkaon li outgrowing l<er role a* Ihc olde*l daughter on Ihe CBS-TV •’Panny Thnmaa Show" and the producer* art looking for a replacetnrnt. Tben't talk that a new part may be written Into Ihe •erka for a girl who would Join Ihe Thoma* family at an eachange aludrnt from Paly. Cy Howard, rrealor of "My Friend Irma," will produce and write ■ nrw CUS-TV C o m e d y •erica, "The Wonderful World of Little Juliu* ' which will atar Sam levene and Eddie llodgrt. ABCTV will drop "Tale* of the Trial Hanger*" Into a Monday night •lot Hatting Dec. 3 . Place Your Chrlnlmau Orden* NOW For Your FULLER all A R T / S T * S a t heart S o o u lifyin g a n d im p ro v in g o vr hom oi i o i I i S o i i h t artlitlc urga w o all fo o l, l o t u i holp yo u b o a vtify a n d im prava yo u r hom o. BRUSH I’KOUl'CTS Call Joe Crittenden FA 2-1089 _ 80S 4th SI. DAY or N10IIT luiufkvi* **k fieoilne it a buouty alamaal i*. th* iwad*<« TURNER TOfiS <*coonia*d, lat wa rugka* jcl/ Ladies1 Sportswear Itermuda Shorlu Jamaica Short* Pednl Puahcra Taperw In Sanforired /.elan Finiah, Puliahed Colton and Oalrj A Ijirda* Tnrpan Any dwurulino Khama can b* rnurnd by wgly, tracked (•il.nok t*l ui ah*w you haw •uch ceiling* con b* b**w*ifp*d with c*>1inf til*. $2.98 and $3.98 C A R L T O N ’S Footwear * Hportuwear Plneereot Shopping Center 27th Street Uvoly w#od pon*l.n| lunwr on M**l boebyruund fur m#«t dacurufinj GOLDEN FORMULA1: F Rf t OFFFR( ^_ IV U Y 2nd CAN FREE! O u r iid e O i l P a in t— In fe rie i P t i m t — In te rio r P la t— I x a u i t k a C o l o n I J u — S A V I H U 9 I PROM TS— 2N D C A N P M I ■ to t L o t o i — Sorni C l ooo— I H o u r I Saadtof Soolor — Alutwiowa* — J________ Trimi— Som Ha«o PmHtt LIQUID PLASTIQ G b ni M ARY CARTER 301 W. 1.1 SI. 2nd CAN f i l l P A IN T S r.\ 2-0*0 »•- UfJL niW • • • • * • �’ — ■— it14i ski ■ * 'i i i 9 i i i ' k ' n t « k r i r H i l l v L 't ic n i n r u AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL Xl.lX t’nlled Prnw l.eaacd Wire EManlirhcd 1908 MONDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1058 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 316 Baseball May ReturnToSanford I EXPLORING PROGRAM INTRODUCE!* IN 8ANF0IU* — Seminole County JudinWilson Alexander introduced the new scout program for high school age boys Sunday a f­ ternoon at the Legion Hut. The St. John* Sponsorship Plan For Minor Leagues Could Bring Team t Record Cold Wave Surges Into East (liver District will npotiMir the training pro­ l ruled Press International gram in thU area. Left to right. Judge Alex­ A record cold wave surged into ander. district Explorer advisor; Jeff Was­ Ihe East today on the heel* of a son. Explorer, George ileeve, district com­ paralysing snow storm, to extend mander. (Photo by Rergsteom) winter's grip across most of the Organized baseball could return to Sanford nr*t year. Overtures nation. now- are being made by official* The arctic air mass plunged of the Florida Stale League. temperatures to near or below Lark of money In get the tram irru in northern New England started has hern elted as Ihe rea­ early today, while trm|>craUirr* son for the continued absence of near 10 degrees ranged southward Sanford In the league. and drove directly into the vrhi mobile, Johnnie Johnson 16, of across western Pennsylvania into However, this could lie solved, rlc driven by Paul Gardner lira Daytona Beach, was not serious. West Virginia Freezing tempera­ to a great degree, al the meeting The boy* were glvrn emergency tures reached to near Ihe Caro­ try. 18. Orlando, officials said. LARGEST ItAl(G E VISITS — A 2-HWimu baryte pmiipcd it* liquid fertilizer supply of the National Association of The two car* were jammed to­ treatment at Seminole Memorial lina coast. Al least two persons died of ex­ baryte. iIomtIIxhI a* the Inigest ever tn tra­ into the industry's tanks, the fir*t load to Basehall Clubs in Washington on gether against the ratling of the and released. Ttie accident occurred at i .30 p posure in the bitter cold Snow verse the HI. John* River tn Snnfonl, this be received hi Allied here. Part of the load Saturday, according lo Julian bridge. Injurrd were Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Florida Slate Lrague Clifford Braley. both « . Orlando, m. Saturday. Uralry is an Or­ and ice glared roads rautnl bun mominyr unloaded it* cnrjro at the new Al­ vva* discharred nl tanks in Jacksonville. president. and Danny Roberts, passenger in lando instiranceman and minister, dreds ot traffic accident* (Herald Staff Photo) lied Chemical and Dye Corp. plant here. The Peter Schaal, league secrotary, tn western New York, snow, In the Church of the Nararrnr. Wade's rar. said today that Jaeksnn Is con­ plows huckrd drifts up tn six feel Mrs. Rraley sufferer! a severe Both cars were demolished Wade fident that eight team* will he Sunday lo free thounsands of car* scalp wound ami is listed in "fair" slated in Ihe hospital, that hr rrady when the 1939 season snowbound in a near billiard the "didn’t see the ear," and claimed rundttion today at Seminole Mem­ arrives, in addition to Sanford, day More. to have blacked out before enter­ orial Hospital. Her husband was overture* are being made to Clear­ Motorists blinded hy snow transferred to Orangr Memorial ing Ihe bridge, officers said Dor water, DrI.and, Sarasota, and BraHospital with a possible skull frac­ ras Braley. It, suffered cuts and whipped by gale wind* abandoned All floats, bands and marching to mantling units will tie Inter Soothsidr Primary School, Ro­ drntnn. ture His condition Is "fairly abrasions, tier brother was un­ their car* along the New York unit* for the Jayree Christmas I spersed with dozens of ears and tary Cluli, Geneva School, Echols Jarkson said that be expeg^d good." officials said this morning. injured. Highway p a t r o l m e n , Thruway between Rochester, N. parade have Item assigned to sec­ truck*, call* decorated Bedding Co . Sanford Junior High ''developments at the SatAroay Unbent was Irealrd for severe sheriff’s depulirs and highway |V, ami the Pennsylvania state tion*. The parade will begin at Entering (livntw tn Ihe vradc line, a distance id alHiut 1j*s miles. School, Sanford Grammar School, inerting" lo put eight tram* tn throat wound. Condition of an­ auxiliary men investigated the ac­ State (Hitler and highway work­ 2:30 (i m Saturday In dowtilu-. n , are Pinecrest Sc hoi, Beta Sigma Salvation Army, l.xkc Monroe ihe leagur. quickly. Schaal laid other passenger in the Wade auto- cident. Sanford Phi. Jayvev . Met. ills’ Yn;:i:i the "developments" lie referred Two three-ear collisions on 171)2 ers helped rescue Ihe strandrd Crowd* will gather along the flub, (Mh.im A Tudor, Brownie School, Moose Lodge. to Were proposal* whereby major Sunday hospilalired three people who look shelter in nearby ser­ parade route, which In-gin* at the Troop .Vri. Itrownir Troop ItaJ, Girl Gamma Omega Epsilon, Westand Injured a fourth Richard It. vice areas, statr police buildings, comer of Firvt St and Sanford Seoul Troop 24t. Gill Scout Troop side Primary School, Holy Cross leagur team* would "sponsor" Barnett. 31. Ashland. Ky.. was motels, hotel* and private home*. Ave.. down First St. and turns 10, Girl Scout Troop 41. Kadds of Church, TH Association, ('rooms elulis in the Florida State League. Schaal quoted Jackson as "eonIn Pennsylvania, about 13 inches charged with making an improper Academy, Midway Klemrntary fldent" that the major league* on Oak Sixty floats, 13 hands and Amrrica turn al the intersection of Long of snow hit the Erie area, (dock­ School, Goldsboro School, Hopper would buy such a proposal, not wood Road and 17 92, into the path ing secondary road* with deep Academy. only for Ihe Florida State League of a car driven by Lawrence J. drift*. Highway crew* kept main Fleet Reserve. All Souls School, but fur farm clubs in other minor road open. Rritton. 31. of the Sanford Naval Lake .Miry- School, Enterprise leagues. TAIPEI. Formosa t L'PI»—Com­ Air Slation. At International halls, Minn., School, Sanford Woman's Club, Under the proposals, farm club munist Chinese guns blasted the Within seiomis another auto­ where temperatures plunged lo a Yuwrll Co., Robson Stmrung operator* would receive larger otfsborr Quernoy Islands today mobile, driven by Theodore L. record 27 below zero early Sun­ Goods, Sanford Manufacturing Co , cash benefit* from the parent club. wilh Ihe hfivieal art tiler > bar­ Johnson. Sanford Negro, plowed day, the mercury "climbed" lo Methodist Woman's Huh. Farm Hie re also I* a possibility that (ha about live above zero. Inin Ihe rear of the Barnett ear* rage In almost a month. Bureau, Elks laidgr, Pilot Club, major* also will pay Ihe entire Stanton Abercrombie. 3t. of A Nationalist communique said Charlie Moftlson, former pub Among IUs many activities, l.yntin High School. salary of (lie manager they as­ Ihe shore guns hurled a total ot Maitland, a passenger in Harnett's sign In the farm, Jarkson said. lie relation* dire* lor for Holler Morrison <an count silver dollar Lyman Elementary School, Wil­ rar. waa admitted lo the Semi­ 2.456 shells at Big and Little QiicUnder this arrangement. It 3luiur C o , will continue hi* work rufllcaU, song lest*, and work son School, llaggerly Appliance. nole Memorial Hospital with euls moy up to 6 p in with nearly every civic club and Lake Mary Home Demonstration would be possible for a farm club and abrasions. His condition was a* "goodwill ambassador" with The attack was the biggest bom­ charity or health unit in Hanford, Club, st. Luke's Christian Day tn operate without worries about listed as "good" this morning. the Seminole * minty Chamber of lie i* a former member nf the School, First Baptist Church. It, (manelal harking, exrrpt from bardment since Nov. 5, when Johnson wa* treated for a split nearly 6.000 rounds were fired It advertising d<-pailmrm nf The S. Navy, Civitan Cluli, Seminole ticket sales, official* said. Commerce. l nilrri Pret* Inlrinalhmal lip, and later released, lie was marked the opening of Ihe second The new public relation* posi­ Hanford HeraM. Proposal* In he offered at tha High School. Santa Claus, North charged with (allure to have tils The nation's traffic fatalities in month of the Reds' alternate-day Urn Thanksgiving weekend ran lie- tion was announced today by Pole. Saturday meeting are designed vehicle under control Barnett aud bombarment of the otfsborr Is­ Britton were uninjured. The Uar low the toll for an ordinary week Mack Cleveland. Jr president of Several clubs ami firm* have somewhat along the lines of tbosa lands. nett car was a total loss according end of the same duration at thiv tile Chaitilwr Morrison will visit entered two floats—and Ihe final which brought rookie league Inte The stir of today's 'helling ly HjJlway patrolman J. L. Sikes uni' it •cai. ciiwyng.ligurra/Jiow, if*- , ' f * • / total tup* by atmovt S> the num­ existence. •it! nr-* I’UftintM firm* i:i (httisfl.ad t tf tp'.ul»<ion iirri IHV< Schaal said Cocoa apontort had l stentl) afternoon. Col Tcwe* ed today. ber tn the Orlando Christmas A fnlled Pm * International counts. In Welcome and assist the Nationalists may have at­ hue lei, 33. Gainesville attempted voted to continue a dub there; parade. tempted to land supplies In the |to cross 17-92 in heavy traffic count showed that between 6 p. in them In orientation Daytona Beach nutr baa a m i n Quemoys despite past Communis; from State Road 436 lie ptillrd Wednesday and midnight Sunday. Working on a pan tlno liasi* ticket campaign under way; Mrs. Matilda Heinsius. ill. died warnings that they would shell into Ihe path of two automobiles, 143M person* died in traffic acel lor Ihe Chamber, the public rela­ Gainesville's City Commission ha* dents Fire* took 46 live*, plane tions director will , liver the entire Saturday at her (mine In Dellary. the islands on odd-numbered dayi oilieers said viiti-d 16.730 for new seating and of the month. cluli house facilities; Orlando ia Mrs. Ktindel suffered lacerations accident* took Use, and other ar ■mint> tn an effort to make thorn- Mi llrhisiut «as 'mrn in Coun­ seeking a full working agreement of lire dun and elbow. Ralph rldent* killed til person*, for *v >n outlying districts fret that ty Down*, Ireland She tame to their interest* are as imporiant |)t Bar* nine year* ago from with a major league team: Paliflee re Lowe. Orlando salesman, total if 603. Cleveland, () I'aldornia had 32 auto deaths. as those in .Sanford tka already ha* signed a working was knocked unconscious hy the She wav a member ui the First agreement with Cincinnati; SL impact ami taken to an Orlando Nrw York at: Alabama 34: Penn­ Cleveland captained that Mor­ MERLIN (l.'PI) - The tenth Petersburg I* "set" with the Yan­ Hospital with head injuries. Ills sylvania 21: Illinois 30: Michigan rison will t>e conducting a year- Methodist Church of Delamd and wife <ompl. ir.ed of a chest in­ 19, and Ohio and Virginia la rath round membership drive for the a graduate nurse of Ihe IJvrrpnol annltcriiry of the Communist kees and Tampa Is seeking entry In trail the li*l of stair* (hamUr. whose activities have Royal Hospital Slit- was a memher tplil of Berlin today found Amer­ In a league nf higher classifiesjury. Rhode Island, Nevada and Alas l-een eurlailed for lack of spare of the Fastrrn Slar, Seminole ican, British and Firnch Irnops IIon Ttic other car involved was driv­ ka rc|mrled no traffic deaths m time on the pall of It* business Chapter No. 2 under orders lo shoot hack If So­ An out of-itatc juvenile, visiting en by George Ptitcyi. IS, Water­ Hu- holiday period. Surviving air her husband. Eu­ viet or Eat! German troops in­ and professional leaders loo. N. Y. He was uninjured The in Sanlord, was caught Friday "We feel V e ry fortunate In be­ gene Heinsius. and a lister, Mrs. vade Ihe Western sector* of the night as hr made a second trip two southbound ears were judged city. ing able tn obtain aomeonr as well A. S, Walker. Glrnvniod. total losses by Trooper T Mark Into Robson's Sporting Goods. Funeral services will be con­ The West Berlin rity govern­ known locally at Charltr", he Mark. *faie 13-year old already had stol­ Parity cloudy and little rbnojtr said. 1 lie Chandwr Executive ducted tomorrow aflernnun at 3 ment railed for a minute of sien two revolvers and 30 boxes of in triiitM rature through lursda* I omlliitter feels that his work in ISrisson Funeral Home. Ihe lencr at noon In mark the loth shells. They werr found by police tilth todav millin'', Ion limith' will result in a better informed Rev. Herman llrinsmt, pastor nf anniversary of tin- division of ihe officers in the sanitary land fill. 23 to 62. Northeast and east wind* public and an expanded member- Fairvirw Gospel Church, Fair- rity; ihe Ctsmniunlsl* rrlrhralrd Although the sporting goods view, N Y., will officiate, assist Sunday with anil Western demon­ Th* annual Christmas seal aala ahip." in to 29 miles per hour. ed by iiiemlx-rs of tile Seminole strations ami ness- demands Ihe I* under way in Srminolt- County. store is equipped with a burgular alarm, the r*v devised a method Chapter of the Eastern Mar. Bur­ West get (Mil Thr colorful seals have been sent ial wilt tie at a later date. of entering without tripping Ihe The payroll deduction method for The Western ailie* also were In more than 12,000 individual* by signal, officers said. Hr was ar 1 mled Fund pledges was enthus­ pledged to defend the city's life-1 Ihr Tuhcrru!n*ii and Health An* rompanled by a 12-yrar-old hoy, iastically received last week by line* running tin miles through soclstion who did not enter the building employr* of Sanford ManufacturMembers nf Iba AasorlatM Communist territory. The pledge The juvenile uas charged with ing Co,, according to Howard Mc­ might well have to he redeemed: consider no package or Christaata breaking and entering, and the Nulty, campaign chairman East German Communist* em­ card "well dossed" unless sever­ stolen goods returned to Harry Morr than 1300 was pledged by phatically have said Ihe Western al of (he srsls adorn It. For more Member* of the Javrce and KlwItobson, (toiler said the company employes, who found power* mil need (heir permission than a half century, the sale has financed t winning fight against Another weekend tluef rut screen the pay a* vou go" plan eisler ani* (bin* will ad a* marshal* In supply their garrisons here. and broke glass to enter the on the poeketbook and Ihe mem­ for the annual Mayfair Inn *15,They warned a new Allied air tuhrrruloslt, which once afflicted Georgia SI ore on Writ 13th ht. ory. nut open golf tournament stated lift wuuld l>e (-untidi-red a null million* of victim*. Thirteen ra in ' were discovered here Dee. 1111 Sunday. Stolen were three Isolde* Pledges die now being leeeivrd Vary threat of wine, pennies, a wristwatch and under the same system from PierHeaded by Joe Baker, Ihe mar Western plan* In defend the last year in Seminole County, cigars. rn Manufacturing Co, llarcar sli.il> will control the spectator* rlly wire disclosed Sunday by through mobile X-ray unit and Aluminum. Ilrnoktirld Mill* and in tin interr*! nf fair play, lo »ee (int Henri l Ilode*, U.S. Army a Irn physicians. Scientists ara Celery City Printing Co The that all inntrMant* are undia- rommander in Europe He told a working now on a ''magic bullet" plrdgrs will be deducted monthly turbrd wlule playing tn the tour- news rnnfi-rcnre the UftPed Slate* that may wipe out Tit forever. Tnoie who have not rec ..J from employes salaries hv Ihe namrnl, The marshals also will mil only will defend the ell)' It firm*. '(This method should give check vpectatoM lor entrance tag*. ■elf again.M Communist attack seals arc asked to call Mrs, l/vrthe United Fund drive a boost," The work involve* use- of radios lull will safeguard the city's Itfr rsine Graham, KAl-iTiri. The poll* at I lly Hall will open said McNulty. and walkie-talkie equipment lines In the West tomorrow at 7 a m and remain open until 7 p m for the run off election between Joe Baker and M. L. Raborn Jr. The two candidates have Iwrn Frank Fred Goelt, 66. died Fri­ campaigning quiclly. counting on day night at 9 30 In his home on Ihe ''personal touch" to win them Sanford was the warmest town the Paoli Road aftrr a lengthy election in Ihe Board of City Com In Ihe U. S. Friday, and if ymi illnrs*. lie was horn April at, mistioners. The winner will oc­ don't believe it, check wlili llm 11RI2. in Philadelphia, Pa., ami cupy Uic seat now held by Coun­ weather bureau. ty Commission elect David Gatcame to Sanford 10 year* ago The temperature lirre led all the AI LASTA (UPI i—Thr trial* of phrase in one law making it a 1from lhat rity. efiel rest of Hie nation with a high of riv* men scruird of bombing the capital erlmr in bomb a house Mr. Goelz wa* a member nf City officials and Sanford lead­ IT. lewis,i Tempte i.ors* uexan today inside a rlly. the latlhrran Church of Ihe Re­ er* have urged registered voter* The Seminolr Chamber of Com­ after a ruling that they must hi? lief -rr. Survivor* Include his to cast their ballots tomorrow merce is taking rrrdit lor the The men also were indicted und wife, Mr*. Vrninir* Goriij two Irlcd separately. heal wave. This morning John Thr first defendant to he put on rr a Uw whim provide* Ihe ilsto . Mi*. Carl Kaufmann, Kridrr, manager of thr CofC, said, trial was George Allen Bright, death penalty or life Imprison­ Merchant;tile, .V. J., and Mr*. "We're getting things so stirred run ol five Indicted on charges ment for Ihe wilfull drstrurtinn of Frrd Sutterlln. Philadelphia; three up. it's bound to be hot berr,'* that could bring Ihr death e ’trily. j an occupied dwelling, storehouse, brother*. Charle* and Albert The d< fetise immediately asked barn, depot or any other house ol Goelz, Philadelphia, and A B M Lake Mary volunteer firemen that the case against Bright be huilnrss or lodging within the lim­ Gm-lz. Kansas City. Mo. put out a wood fire last night with thrown out on grounds that the its of any town. Remain* were wot to Phila4*lshovels after the alsrm wa* sound Al Ihe outset o| the trial Judge phla Sunday for funeral M i | laws under which hr was Indicted ed by H. M. Gleason sere unconstitutional, both feder­ Durwood Pye warned Venable tcrnmrnt. Urinor. Funeral Roma The small fire was reported by Attention. Santa Claui fans! »<rrnly that "Hie Jewish faith is wa* in charge of local arrangeally and in this state. Mrs. Ann Alrisnder. on thr touth A box has been placed in the ment*. Deferne rouruel James Yrnahle not on trial here." end of Fifth Ht. lot next to the Hanford post office .NOTED MINISTER GREETED Ur Claude U. Broach, While Ihr firr wa* small, the where you can mail your letters (uirt'.ur of K}. Juhtia llaptiM Church, Churluttc, N. ('., ia argued But th* lawj tiled in the The judge refused defense re­ response was great, and shortly to Santa Claus. Thr reindeer ex­ greeted by Chnplnit. William C. Fuller at the Naval Air Indlttment discriminate against quest* that the JcnJGi Anil Dc after the siren sounded firemen press will give them prompt deliv­ Statiu'i. Dr. Broach will *|i*-nk at the Station cliapel nt person* in certain section* ot the flination League be required U> Frankfurter Better because the statute* involve produce a list of its rootribuurt, were on the scene. The sound of ery to the North Pole. WASHINGTON (L'PI)— Supremo 7:30 p. nt., today through Friday, during Protestant Re­ slate violence only within rity limit*. and that Atlanta newspapers and Court JuitJre Felix Frankfurt*: the siren Is an Important one to Only Santa's letter* can be put ligious Emphasis Week. The public is invited. Passes may He said the laws also did not a radio-TV station submit adver­ continued to make good pragma everyone in this tiny community, into the box. whirh has tern built where fire lighting is a very per- low for making somfort — just be obtained at the gate b> requesting |wrtnU*iun to at­ spell out in any way that church tising record* showing account* loday from tA* mud heart dlstur(Navy Photo) we(e Included by * controlled fay Jews. |the right height for UtU* qhUdren.' tend the services. Jm anfftrad last Eight Hurt In Seminole Auto Mishaps Thanksgiving weekend began peacefully In Seminole County, but ended In a series of automobile rrathfi that resulted in mangled cars and eight injured. A head on collision on Lake ^ on roe Bridge Saturday night In­ volved seven persons Prising while intoxicated was charged lo 31-year-old Billy Joe Wade. Day­ tona Brarh. who attempted In pass another ear on the hridge News Briefs ^rood Vein* Predicted W WASHINGTON lUPM — A group of business leaders (Hilled by a magasine predict I9Sy still be a good year for the economy and for their firms. Explorer Found Dead FRAMINGHAM. Mass. <UPI>Arctic explorer Sir IIuIktI Wil­ kins was found rirad in a hold room here today, apparently of a Or art attack. He was <0. Prince To Get Car TOKYO (U r n —Japan Nation­ al Railways has begun remodeling a railway coach for the special use of Crown l*rincc Akihito and hi* commoner fiancee, Mlchiko Shoda De Gaulle Wins j - PARIS (L'PI >— Premier Charles We Gaulle ruled today as Prance's undisputed strong man. swept to •a pinnacle of power and prestige by a tidal wave of soles In run off elrction* Sunday for parlia ment. Dulles There, Too MEXICO CITY (L'PI)— Adolfo Lopcr Mateos was inaugurated president of Mexico today In 'col­ o rfu l ceremonies attended by thousands of persons, inrltiding IJ. S. Secretary of Statr Jphn Foster Dulles. Ships Boycotted AMSTERDAM (L’ PI I - Dock workers around the world began a four-day boycott today of ships flying "flags of convenience." The boycott was expected to tie up about 2,000 vrssels flying the flags Panama, Honduras and Liberia. T o Lower Voting- Age COLOMBO. Ceylon (UPlt — prime Minister Solomon W. It. D. Randaranailr told a public meet­ ing during the weekend that the government plans to lower the voting age in Ceylon from 31 lo II. / I k s Set Annual J Memorial Service The Elks memorial service? (nr deceased members will be held at the Sanford 1-odgc on Sunday «l 3:30 p. m. Participating in the services and , tn memory ot their departed mem­ bers Will be t»i I-and, Daytona Reach and New Smyrna Brarh 'avdges of Elks. • The Sanford Male Chorus, run silling of 30 voices, will provide special music. The Memorial ad dress will he given hy the Rev. Robert Spear. Jr Ministers To Meet Thursday Morning The Seminole County Ministerial Association will hold its December meeting Thursday morning at the First Presbyterian Church. The nfflcial meeting will liegin at to o'clock with a devotional period preceeding Ihe business. There will be election of officers for the coming year, following a report of the nominating committee. Other Important rommittrea also will present reports for dlv cuision and action. A The minislrra of Ihe Assoclatiui are Invited to arrive at 9:43 for informal fellowship. Coffee and light refreshmenta will he served. Sir Winston Is 84 WE5TERHAM. England fUI*Ii— Sir Winston Churchill celebrated hia Mth birthday Sunday with a "commonwealth cake,” a wave of hia cigar and a meatage of thanks A w good wishes "from friends known and unknown all over the Yule Parade Entries Set For Saturday Heavy Fire Rakes Offshore Islands Morrison Named To Chamber Post 60? Persons Dead In Holiday Mishaps Mrs. Heinsius Dies At Home In DeBary Allies Get Orders To Shoot Invaders Juvenile Arrested In Robson Robbery Seals Are Needed On Christinas Mai Weather Industries Giving Under Payroll P an Jaycees, Kiwanis Tourney Marshals Sanford To Elect Official Tuesday Sanford Warmest In Nation Friday Bomb Trials Under Way; Judge Throws Out Plea Lake Mary Group Extinguishes Fire Special Mail Box For Santa Claus Frank Fred Goelz Dies A t Home Here � 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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A • • ■ t, I continues n earjng Scheduled On Juice Dilution Oviedo Cage Team Economy To Make Advance ------------ --------- . ^ i k -w * . ..... Gets Second Win ■ r c t f L N i m i i i m r —U i TV S«1««Um Army COUNT YOUR ELEMINOB When w« »top to count our Blessing* we cannot help but be ■ Thinkful people. God, through the peilmlit DivId, command* u» to be TVnMul for In P u lrai 100:4 we reid. En­ ter Into hie Site* with th*nk*gtvlas. end Into h,» eour1' w,,|) p riiie: be thinkful unto him, ind hie** hi* nim e." Sometime* we u e eery thinkful for the lirse bleulns*. but I wonder how miny of u* (top lone rnoujh to Ihimt God for the »mill one*. It m*y I* the untie from i Wend, the • mnte ''I Love you" from • child, the meil* ptepired for u» ric h diy. the beiuty of niture • round ni. health ind freedom to wonhlp the ws* we pleiie. or the w*rm hind thike from the minister Legal Notice rirrrrtn t » f *** , _ K roner ir hek k iit •*!' . ,AT L tjnd.r th* fiMltlou* f i l n i t tT <VtdroU.*.d <»•« w**h 'J n 't t j i.ce nim# CUrk# lh« L**«*rt. K#ml* * mr« »lth Nl R t» « u l* . l a •wit: i»i:. " /■) IV, U tlkUnrfceef . /»/ Iron* J• DtcUernoef viiK t m ri r r rot'iiT o r t iif which doe* more to mold our c h in r te r *nd ihipo our life. *nd yrl, we tike ill thee, blearing* for granted. Paul **y*, In I The*ialonlin» 5 II "In everything live Ihinki: for thl* I* the will of God In fh rlit concerning >ou." True thankfulness muit romn from Ihe he»rt, and If It doe*, wc will count no bleulns loo small lo be Think* ful. Which remind* me of ■ »iy* Ins I heard, "I srumblcd lim it having to set up so early In the momlnf, until one momlns I could not (et up." W’r ibould he thankful to God each day for our Cl.rtallin Herit­ age. The rcaaon South America It begging for mDahmarie* today la the fact the men who Milled In South America came seeking Gold. The men who Killed North America came aeeking God. Our forefather* had courts'" *nd flop­ ped to Hunk God for their imall hleulns* that flrtl Thinkislvins day. Although mo*t of ihe men h id lo*l their wive* during the cold hard winter, yet they were thinkful lo God for their freedom to worthlp. Our American herlt age coil a tremendou* price and I wonder how many of tin atop lonf enough to “Count our Hie**Inga" and thank God that we ire an American. UF (JKTS CHECK—Boyce Morels, jirenltlcnt of the IKT Club At Seminole Hijrh School, prcscnU n check to Harold Knntner. United Fund president, for $10. The check repre­ sented the profit* the IK T Club realised from upoiworbhip of the Itobcl Quartet l»*t week. (Hernid S taff Photo) Local Briefs \ru& « iii*{iAV» Longwood Election; Nip In The Air, But Florida Warm COOLER IN 5CMMER WARMER IN tn N l ER SAVE FUEL FIBERGLAS INSULATION “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller, Inc. Ill If. Robinson Phone GArden 14442 F R E E ESTIM ATES _ P Novemher meeting retolvcd to do everything possible lo prevent "the good name" of Florida dt-vi* products being dsmiged by In­ ferior product*. Oicola Fruit Diitributor*' Al­ leged violation occurred Isrt month. The out skirt* of American cille* have hern growing six time* a* fast at the cltic* themselves In recent years. CALI* HERTZ FA2-7723 Evening)* FA 2*7500 HERTZ H unt et 4 t»> Vic Robclto, Atrl. Got E. 1st i i Always pre-lesled For Ion* wearing. | perfect fit, nnd ntnAft s ty lin g higher than price” DAY & NIG HT anelray h e a t in g • NO hot cellingR • NO R p e cln l d o « t a p » e e n e c e R R ir r • NO long ft expensive duel* The finest lype nf winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. ?(12 fLinfnrd A##. TA 2-82M THE SANFORD HERALD Legal Notice Thor Is Launched; Test Is Success V it Interest Is High In Buffalo Wins Cup, Grid Championship Mr*. Gordon Meyer didn't buy * NEW YORK (L'PI I—The Untanything, despite her huibnnd'* vrrslly of Buffalo (N.Y.) today notice in The Sanford Herald that was named winner of the *rcond he "would be retponiihle for any nnual l^m tirrt Cup, emblematic debts" incurred by her on their .. . .......... of the small college f o o l h a 11 L,JV m j i m riti, rini't it , it fly JO IIAMMOND ihampionihip of the Katt. tenth anniversary. Mr*. Mpyrr 2 !«d roii iw ii'o i w "T»* rLoniiit „„ taam Hack of the hum of enthu*la*i.i. | The 10 man telertion committee said that many friend* offered W r V t^ C” o r i i r r 1*mt-W to go shopping vrlth hrr. Fewr hus r fated not by bee*, hut by* local'of roarhe*. sport* writer* and j i u K i r M vrriiKW i **d ri'ie n * Is the coming election oj broaden tier* gave Buffalo (All ittU t "• Ma t t h e w », wW i6 |fffc bands would lake the riik of offer- town council offlrera. 9 5 out of a maximum pottible Ing such temptation, poll* will be open from 7 to 7. | *«**< of I<> points In II* final h>lS* rnoAtt nvur.vu «**|,1I(U(I(< WASHINGTON (UPIl - Pawcn* Turuiay, Dee 2 . loting. Coach Dick Offrnhamrr's Florid* Preview |9», is the t o T I I U *1*' •» *T , Vl „ , gera farra on m ajjr Inlcritatc Elected will he mayor, town Buffalo »quad led the weekly I n lb * M im e o f Ibe *•»'• « » v 'nt’ tm»e» eatl of Uic Mi*»i»*lppl Hirer name of the all Florid* *how clerk, tav colic.tor unJ member* 1-amlwrt rating* mo.t of the *eaare eipecled lo go up 4 percent opening Dec. 12 In Ihe New York of the town rounril. Vo th# r>#C#n4ftM#' , »on and clinched Ihe award hy oUAItTIIA . r.t hi ah JtvgjffHfc Dec. I. an Interalate Commerce Coliseum. The nine day thnw will W. r l l . « 1.14* Candidate* nnd elective office ending lit campaign with a 3W) Com million tpokeaman Indicated feature rxhihita of Ihe stale's lead­ are: Mayor—Jack Car»nn, Rich triumph over Bucknrll ing hotels, motel*, lourut attrac­ anl Znrtman and Allen Lormatin: today. Two prnleatf agalnil the lare tion*, chamber* of commerce and Town (1*rk—Mra, Garland yha® SOME m i n . R STILL DOST Inereatea hate liren rejected, the Indualrial, agricultural and Iran* nnd Sir*. f e d W A lte r Mr*. Annie Rnekfltt: Tax KNOW—W* nprrate Sanford's port a lion Interest* apokriman tald, and the dradllne A "'*» « E a t'ollrclor — Garland Shaw and inly Commrrrial "Mhite DrillI" for filing further proteit* n»* lure) IMleedmte M*-da Andrews: Town Council— Shop, ... ^ || p.rilee rl*lmln« in* llruce Anderson, son o 1 Mr. ami A ll . .. hr ,hrn«,h un- paired. Gerard Telraull, J. W. BaumhulMr*, ft. W. Anderson, *nd Frank tier nr iiiln el Ibe eboe. lie aald the commution normal­ ,»r. Eldon E. \Villlam,on, J. It. Wiebolt’a aimo“A n*me4 M liiil nr roe* •royal* Ii*f*nd*nl* nnt ly rioca not holdup a fare IncreiK Scott, son of Mr and Mr*. F. Reiter, it. C, Carlson, B. L. Helms, 210 S. PARK AYE. known lo be l '* 11 «# *- In the abtenee of prolr»t« and it D. Scull, have made Hie Dean'* wii"- t f . I " - . *:-■(.•- tv. 1.1*1 at the Baylor School (or Boy*. lias )(<•■ - It iJ ,1 Koitt, ®* r 11•• IU*I«R i i i T i n n o r waa a “pretty fair aiiumpliun the Aft' pnrllee An! let claiming i® h*,* ■’Jr InrreaMi w o u l d so Inio ellect Chatlanmrga, Tcnn, Daniel J. Sm-eney, E. B Hopriiht. IHI* «-r l" In and In Ibe following Dee. 1." . „ . ,, kins, lli-ilwrt llaynlr, Fred Es Mr. and Mr* ,l.*rrll>»,| (.ruprotV- •!'«■ cUv.n. K. K. Sweat am! J. It. • Ic In Nemliiol* lounly. have Item named to committee* Grant. Florida. in-wllj at the Mount I'lymouth Country Gri.opf including the Citifens' Club BoIm-IIo will serve nn the I Tbe luburh Il.*ullfu1. »• -r Chan'her «f Camninr.■hntrn III lilil IhM.ot r®* pulditity arul lour na mint com­ 2MVTirn n r %n«i ii u m \ and Jnycrcs arc keeping lntere»l onftifil In TUI H>nb 1. m u T i t in:i:n m itted , a* well as tlir hoard of »*••* ***•» *1. ** *i"J Kl/rtCM MKit KMV HIVKX*1lt«i director*. Mrs. HoIm-IIo ii a mem­ alive a ul ar nr-; tg a'l lllten* it, l*Uldle llecirJi <'f iMwai'l UBiIrl tb» h-Mtr «* lo vote. |i#mtnnln Count!, I lor- ifilltiM'Inv e-esiilfi «r* HIM ►*»[ ber of the ureial tnmm litre. Khris Teen \g e Danse «**rt im > r»r !•» cerb «f V'.u »i® H'.ll- lh»r* .n O venlrdt has alvi tirrii named tn T®e,, i i di ' •.III A Teen-Age Dance, i|mn*o(fd t® i|Ul»l lllle lb* • nit $#«f *»f I*#iJ*Firg. Ih# number ll»* Ihe tnuinamrnt cammlttee. flag• aI*kat by the l«u*al Jayrcrs, was hd-J Aaa> rlbtl rrn»»M* >»•*" above *•# th# I»revti»iir. ••*‘1 IH# 1 aaalnM toil ami fou if<* linn Ih whlrN It n i * *••#••♦*! «• Satitcljy Itight at the Dark. I® **>**, » r0,*’* InltoNi! 1Vr*br 5 your a , rmiulreU An»*»r In lha ' .•nii.Ulul srf tidiest# s> II* >e*r *»f Contt-'ts were Gaged with Edna innr** Juir 1. \ l> l»l» Join-., M aigJirl Walker, Tony I'im rciM 'itt a II nt H i II m M l I Berlin and t^Uny Coomb- receiv­ S f llo v U S i ltvii i ' i i l t i i r I 'a r k . P l« r 1.1*. • - > l lllwc* > #W i|g| L_( _l»__ ih . -.trf. -I lb® l^'t }lI* lVe*n*'Vl"• l*lnf i IUim I# ing awards. lilfe i*lrruil CliUM •*» Nimi In •••#••*•! •ii»■!%• V gift certifi. ate from a Ivh-I Film .r» All •nl*l |»f4i!*#ftr Irluthit-y ftti. ■> V I lie .lo,,r prize Inir In If*# $#*»unlr *»f H»m|a«*l#, HtAl# *»f ^Infl'U I’nlr## mu- h r#r» Card I'arly llfkat# *S#I» !*• i#-l#r»n#sl #rrfif*|a tn#r t*i |i»kr ih# ^r»m#riv i|r**T|li#«l T1.C Wo-. ill.) It rtf «**k* "l® 7b» iunfiir-l ll-rwl.* (n i trUfimili* will !•# # 'l*l t** CADE C A N A V E R A L , Fla Italxl thl* ITth 0«v of So*«-nt.»r. tih#fttjftti htffh#it t i l-i#r nf ih# fr«i»i I i"i <171*1 >— The Air Force vent an I hriat Kinicopal Church held Um duf llh* Jk'tvfiifiil* di.unlr fust raid party .,f Die -m,,-y tit H'lii*« Kt Mniifftr*! FtnrV*ln, mt lit# Intern led isle range Thor <m a ititgr allrndnnrr, ill.A .1^ ^ lurnleM III m | 31>in*U v Iti Ih# rnnnih * * f Stin® srlirthtiiul i ,Son nille fllchl early Ct*rU. circuit l’**« , ti#fv 1fl*» *hl#h l# th# lih. 4*1 Mrs Mari® Taylor wa, chair­ u n tv , K l o il. U ?»,nltt-tl* )I •- untv, ytnrl'l*. Ithlay In Ihe 20lh te«l of ihe ver- man of the event. J f .u n a q u la t , t » C . of J#nt»*rr, ftif |t> Alt* »J-j.U |)*t#d thl# Siib, 4#» of .ifov#m* : r r iN>' iH A t ) A ■alilc eiimhat roekcl. rKGDRH AMD HS:TT l»#r* I >’•• II is i.opml that sufficient inter Allarner* (•( PDInllri* «i r Mern-l-n Tlie blunl nosed, M fool weathin e«t will la- -Mown in the car-1 patt­ |s* a.'uih Know If* (Offlflll O itfi'i K m 11 liflt-il oil its launching pail at vvinl*( l*»)b. *'t»fl-t*___________ ies lo allow one ®«ch month dur Mi I It It ill* i l T i i r m o i l tn am . r s i . am! it* glow, re ­ ing the wifttrl, r i c r r r i o i * man ** l i t lit i li nutich ih m :ttt:iiv ntvt;M th a t NiiTh’i: in ii i. h i ;ii v niviiM flected (nim a low-luni'ing hare, lurk®! Shoot 1 am *i>a*»».t I" hu»l*(*»• *t '*•- Tli*| IM* *Fiji Hi# h*44#p of lldtirtl Ihe missile tr*t center for The l-ongwiuul Jnyree* will Vi* » 1cIn*r III- I* Ih# fnlltinlfi* t #rilflr#l4- h«* III* I inn aecunil*. (‘ounir. u»4*r Ihf #•14 «#rfin *(# for f#% i1#nl In h •ponsor l Turkey Sltiad Sunday, *r vvkkiva it tv mi iiavmm •na im• *i#(I th#r# *n Th# r#rllfi* #f# Its |Miuerful eugim- generating Shal »• iBIftt't I® r*«l*l»v ••I® ruimh«r #n I f#*r of liiti«in r tJi# a force equivalent ol l,Mat atirks lieceinh. r 14. wiih Fred Warham, Charles Coch and Gerard Telraull, nam* with ih® ti*rk -f lh« *'lr- • f p|jtt Inn «f Ih# |iro|*#rfk, *tt»i tn# in whlrh It ni* iiM iifi if # nf dynamite every second, the rhalrmrn Turkey* and ham* will cult Court. rUmlnol* (*®unly. rl®*- n#tn# Ilk. in ftrror t*iit* with Ih* pro- ** f-iIl-iWM; *#rtlfleat# rfo 111 V#»r nf I■•it* Douglas ma.to weapon rnare<t out l« aw anted. vlalon* of Ih* Kkllllon* Sim* f*nr# full f, A I* 1T| • toward the edge nf Ihe earth's a t­ ll*lule, lo*»ltl hf'tl.itt SSI#* IT"'Hnmrcuming Court H#*rt ipfliMi, off t*rmp«rtf i mosphere. Thrn It* engine shut Id* NWluie* 11G I.*H 1 ink C Tr»rt K*n1#v | . Bette Uohlna<tn wa* crowned /•/ lltib ifl V. Hulled H|»rlrt*» Arn.f |lrn Trt 1 * 1 #1# off and 11 started the masting queen at th® I.ynian Hornecomlng /■/ A'l»h fh*tiey T*lr »#. f II# Vf'illl l i e fui.llc l l r .1* ..f n. mu,i i phase which was to rmt with icp Ceremonies last Friday night. At­ iTi-ritiiM * bams: Ceunly, VI. rid* ardtinn of the hose rone. tend,ml, nan-.nl were Daisy IT**t*. N U T I I ' i : in I l l t l l l t l l V U I V I t N T H A T In will. I. n**,,,*.| Mirllr o tn a rornhal situation, Hie nose Idrola S,-hp>hl*y, Mary Ann lienM ft fti> * n i* e * < t 111 b » * l» * M on V VIlium* All . ( t«|.| nr.M.rrlr 1., H ig h w a y I t - s t N 'r t h of C a * t le - It’S In 1hr Count*- nf n*i*.ln.,lr. cone would be equipped with a nl'iget nnd Carol Daul h a r r y und*.- th * n e llllo w ® n * m * of hint* el vt. fid* I nl,** «u h r*f hydrogen warhead ftenior* playin# their ta»t game H A f lt M C C t T T *nd l h » l I t n t « e 4 llllear* yhtll i t red**iti*d accord, “Tbe test was nn- of a ennunu for Hi* Greyhound* agatrut Flor­ to r * ( l* i* r M l* ( .* ■ • w it h ih * jng I* It* lh» nrnMrlr dt*eMt*>1 la eurk r«riifir»t* will he *oid i„ C T *rl( e l ih * r f r e u lt C o u r t . n»o>- th* H th .il Li it.]*r el th, tf„„i Ing series ot advanced .research id* Military A®*d*my ®f D»l.*nd In .,1a C o u n ly . Wl .r lJ * . In * r n o r il» iir * 'I/1- f o( the grtnlnnle (-..trill, I'.orrf with Ih* t-i«.i1*l"&* "I Ih* n.-lllnu* ll i'.-r *1 Settler,I Vlorl.u .... >!.• ami development (light tests of in whlrh I.ynian won 14 13 wrre yi*m * H ift lu i* |.« -* lli g * f lii, n Orel Vloh.layr in the month Jan. Ihe Thor weapons system." the t--® Norris, Jim l.ycanl, Tom S t l * S V l . r l . l a H la lo l* * IS I S . Ilttr, l>»». -hlrh U the III, d*r Air Force said lloliiert, Hill Hull. Ilarokt Mc­ • / i, W. Wilke* et Januer,. |*|* Guire, Rirhaol Holder. S t a n lrat*d thl* Jilt, .lay of VnirmLef, t*SI htate <>v ruvniDA. to .Stpini-# *rd John hpdin® OKNKVtBVB XleCALUCK HAK° •' M*rnden t etebraie* Birthday rOfll. 1st Clerk'* n«.H iini, n e t K. t*' .|> ti*i. Mike Shaw, ton of Mr. and Mrt. m u m i: ni- svi-i.ir sTitix Kltiato, Teia*. Tan»|>* 1. VI.,rid* Gailand Shaw, vra* hom-red at a ru n tvx ttri.ii t I' iit,l|,h Ort loth. 1*111 You *r* h*Ml>y nollll-Ht that notici: itt iiviiv.iiv siivvn Ik (kr i It.all (aarl >1 (hr Walk p-riy irlrlxatirg his righth tdrtht-o n h le I I . I ( * i f * l i, ha* Sltw.1 hi* Th*t i:du«id Caihat th# holder • worn t nip1f.nl *aa1n*t v-.u, l**lni of th* toll,.utoa oer1lllr*tr t,*- Judicial ■II.all al Ikr *•*■* nf djy, lecently, S'lurlda. la t,4 la, (rulM l, S „■> a * u l( fa r illv o r r a . in lh a C l r r u l t (Had r Mid rerllftcftt* for t*t d-r I F.njoytng gAineg and refresh­ C a u r t o f P e m ln e l* C o u n l i, V lc-ru t* , t h« Htuol theraon Th* carllll- iy ment* w*re Llndy K Helm*. at h a n fe rd . *n<t y e u » r» rat* number and ,**r of Itotinr* I* ( II IM I It! V*. N il h * f* b r r* u u lr* * l in f ile p « i* o n * llv Uie d**rrl|.tton of the or.it-*rtv, JUAN p KLTKN PtalnlHf George and Toni Milwee, Gall o r l>* u H .ir n * r w ith Ih * lin n . (V t*. ni,.| tho nemo tn which it we* a*. II mint-nid. Carl And Maria I rr. ya. I l* r r i.l« n , I 'le r h o f o u r * e ld C o u r t ,*••».! ..re a* lolluwe: I.hkla VValtmin, Melanie Sbav, a l g a n ro r.l. V t o r l-la , f o u r w t llt f n Cetlin. At* No ltd Veer of !**u. ANp h i : L IT.tNN • t « loir 1 A. h 1vst | t f ! r t i , | i i d . 1 , r*I.**. I I a n y y o u h a v a , tn (he Dnvid Krnhn®, (*ri* Fatlna and llrwilylla* et l*>o|,.iln v u th sc ov *i i r • o m p la ln t IIW In i i M h u m to.t* is a t« nioeh ts t'**ry bee, r t a i i: ov vi.*'I i i p v n * a ln * t >***! a n d tn **r<r* a <-«pv HoId*nr.Hi llrlKht* VHl Hook To ANDitC C, VI.VN.N wn »* (h * r* o f w it h ta* u * 4* t i l f n *4 * l re ru ta ils 3 r»«r IS l a r n t y , b y th * l l h d ay o f P a n N*tn* In whiok ■•••**#d ) t| an, frsldrtl.r I* N«w Otl**n*. Puuisl- Congratulation* go out to lh« r m l,» r . A P I S t l i l l » f * ia ( a ll n n | drr.on Alt of **i,| t.r. oettr l,e|n* ana. *.,d who** RUllln* *44t*M Ir or iu d « m * n t w ill l.a r * n d * r * l In the County of heroin.Jr ut*to .V|.artmrnl P, 111* (anal Rtr**l, "Man of Ih® Week”, Rayburn Mil of Vlnrl l* t'nlee* *u. h . N*W *irltant, l*>ul*iaa*. ................Art fam j|y. We. of Sent • aaln*l y.-u hy default •tall Le tedrerned Arvor.llr* in t,u II. f. Il*rni|..a, Clerk the |,i. |,rrt, -Iran ll>. ,1 in >y ii r i .ftiw *f iif *f$l! I• ri *lii if• i'■**# ®^ ^ '**^r*^ ™ ® ^ll'®1 HdBIf1_to WPi IRKAtel tlllcal* a h| |,e ,..|,| to th, hl(h,*< lif «n>.. In ih,# |*ncwr#fi|iii* f.nrifHiwhJ, at# v#fy proinl ind It VV*. WARK, Allnrney fnr hl-tder *1 the front door ,,f ,h* tih ih# i’l#rh of thl> Court *#1 hippy that h* rhr>#«n for lM* V t e t a iir r h«mlnola County Court Hour, ,t to MMr i fpp) lh#f* if lj(inn IK# p . rv tio* t i t s hanford rturld*. in Ihe (tret Vino, lUlfiHL whoa# n#m# honor, • a n fe rd V tn rld a . day In Ihe month of January Irl*. plftlntlff# • ns| «iMr#*ft #|*|»rtr# ti#r# >(i, nn of Mrs 1-eo Croat of Grant St. I* l.#fs*r# ih# llib ila) t,f l>#r#nil>#r rivuprrating at home after a re'**r '** I* Ih* Caa.i al the >eaaly Ja*ae, r*S* ' ** **** th# tt«fur* of IM# prucMdltii taralaal* lean t). Vlerlda. ta fin . Paled thl* Slth. dar ..( N«,em rrnl operatiun her 1*11 t'#lit«r 41 »tilt fi*r ilhnrr# hale. HXrirHI iTrrk * Real I ih »m : anii MiiiiKit»:i« «t p # It* reiEalate *1 Mr. and Mrt, Thoma* Btantun, I* I*, lltrudott fnr (I* PtfwlP'ol# CVtintr* M U H «* of W Ik IIAMUU. I*t arlil*. thl# Ifih *la|' of Nrn*mber* Wildme re Hi., are l o o k i n g Osm sh I ta re* i:*(ai* »r furwaid to Thanksgiving when t»AI. T# All Or*Ill*i* n l r*r»wa* It*,, JACK RTRU'Kt.ANP. p*r***®d O. I* ISirMon law rial*** a* D t a i t l t Saalaat •a th* I mmI mt (h* * wuftir Ihelr son, Thomas, J r , who i* *1i*l#rk I’lrruH Coqrt Raid i.atalei ar.SSIXOl.i; I Hflal), Vl*tl4a. leroling Southern Troll at Chimbl l r A r l i i I.'jr ii|* |iii*t, t i Tom and each nf y*u »ra hereby la l-rahal*. Ire, Ga , will 1,® home . ■nllfled ea.l re-iulre I la free#*! T a i l l I fy d lla ra aad l - r t- .i* l ia s . IKKAM • Hu|HU ft KI.T.NN* Mala,* at llrmaad* Saala*( any claim* and demand* whlrh you • Mrs Relic I.aTIree i* In Deioil, d •:#»#l#l , He*||s llsvf f,.r |* puinfirr nr *llh*r of yau. m*r hi,* **ilo,i l^ 14 \V1»,, where she is visiting her «n.| #«rh #*f ym| #r# b#rtb» TI^ T"t|«# Nl . th* **l*l* *1 W. V I1AMVAI.I. de- not•tT4*U _ r#<iijlr#-f t. frf##tu T«mpt, KI#rf4t I#s|I _ and mother. e****d, Hi* of **1d County, in ih* ■ii»•Ifrfiliuft ilemuti l» whl^li | nu. Cnunly Judge of heroine!* caunty. or •Hhftir #ifmil inUft iway l>*i# t*,.!!,*) rtnrtda. *1 hi* mil. a In the rnutl Ih# #»lftl# of JACK NTItl ‘KI.ANh, hnuta of ta ll County al Hanford. •!*«#»p# 1 (lift of t«l>l r>mnh, ftl Vtnrlda, within *l|hl ralendar ih# I’nupir Ju«l»i# »»f m 'U inii|, i; BANK AT THE month* from Ih* lima nf Ih* firm C<*Uf»ff, Fl**r|il#. nl ht# t*ffi # |n tli# ■-i1llr* t |.,n nf thl* nnllc*. farh COWrt hull## Of #ft|i| i ' onrh #( ft AN* roHU. nortdft* Vilihin fin.) o'-'m *y d*m*nd *h*ll h* In wrll- #ol#n4ir FRIENDLY*.. . from ih# |lm# of to®, and ahall atala lha plara nf Ih# flr#l m*«Mh# public#*l'«n «*f ihU ii.iti,* • --•dear# and |U>»I nHIr* of th* rift Ini nf *!#m ftr<1 #h ill t»# tn r'-'manl, and shatl ha *wayn la hr wrlllnv. • rut #ti«ll »l#t# th# tiU## ih* claimant. **riil. aitarnay. and uf r##lJ#ni # anil |wn *>tfi*-# 14 . eur turh claim ar damand ■•! aa •Ir### nf th# rUlmaiitft #»4 fth#ll HUd ihalt ha raid. lo l-y th* r l* lm * M . IL W. VVara ‘ :o r .'a.ttln*r n * v . a r d a a , Aa atacular of lha La*! Will •ur^K -1*101 ®r d * m * n d n « i to (tU I hall , • ad Tealamawt nf / ( / K lla n R U r lln g W. r. D*nd*1l. d*c*aaad * a d m ln l* lr * ir U n f Ik * II W. War*. Attorney • t* l* » r J A C K r . rv Ha* m i R T I I I C K t . A S P .!•<••*• | Maafard. Florida R T K N R T It o M . I* A.V ! IR * M c lH T t.ta il ................ rtirit Hike In Bus Fare Expected Dec. 6 ii Longwood OVIEDO—The Oviedo Uon* de­ feated .Seville, 49-211, here lait ni*hi for their tecond haakstball iletory In two outing*. (.ending Ihe Lion* » a i Jimmy Drookthlrr with 35 ituintt, 20 of them on field goal* from long dUUnre*. Paul Smith had 12, Mike Huda and Fred Alford 10 -*ch. Other ncorlng cam* fr*.m Wallace K*l»ey (41, Itonnle Willi* II), Jack Hriggt t! l and John Te*kln•ky <2. Alto playing, hut not »cori'ig, V err ttennle Walnwrlght and Frank Stark*. Smilh broke Inin the »lartlng lineup dur to the Hi­ re* » of Jo« f)uda. In a preliminary game, the Oviedo girl* alio won their tecond of the *ea*on, 19-17. Mary Ann Stiyton had 22. Eleanor Dud* to and Katherine lluda 8 lo lead the attack. Oviedo had a 25-9 lead at the half and *ub»tlluted freely. In the boy'* game. Oviedo led 24-8 at the end of the flrtt quarter nr.d Tfl tl at IntcrmUtlon, WINTER HAVE.'* (UPI) - A hearing It acheduled Dec. It for 0 |reola Fruit DUtributora charged with adding v iler, tu g ir. and artificial coloring to chilled orange juice. The state Agriculture Depart­ ment ordered the hearing Tues­ day aBer the Connecticut food and Drug Commission charged that the Kissimmee company’s shipment of luice bad been “watered down." If found guilty, the company's license to operate In Florida could be revoked, forcing it out of busi­ ness In Florida. Getter Ivey, plant owner, said. "Wc deny it all," Ivey said the company makri other products, such at "Juice drinks" to which both sugar and water are legally added, but sail neither sugar nor water was added to its chilled orange Juice. A special committee of Ihe Florida Citrus Commission was named two weeks ago to investi­ gate the caw. It has not yet WASHINGTON (UPIl — The reported. Weather Bureau say* Thanksgiv­ ing Day will have a nip In Ihe air over much of the nation. The bureau said blustery wind* across the Great Lake* would carry »now through the Appala­ chian* a* far »outh a* Virginia. The wind* will chill Ihe East a* far touth a* northern Florida. Southern Florida will ho warm with shower*. It will he partly cloudy from the Gulf Cu*»l to southern Florida. Molt of Ihe northwest and the “Where quality is heart of the nation will have fair wrather. WASHINGTON (UPIl Commerce Deparimwt aald today the nation'* economy wa* rontln uing It* comeback from the recenion. “ Production. ’ employment and Income rtmllnued atrong" In the firat month of the final quarter of 19M, the department raid, and riling demand generated an Increate in new factory order*. The ilrpaitment noted. In an ar­ ticle in the November U«u* of “Survey of Current Uu*ine»»," that the huilnrn upturn ha* been accompanied by relative ttabillty of retail and wholesale prices. It said eoniumrr spending was maintained at a high rate In Sep temher and October. Except for autos, sales of both *oft and dur­ able good* topped last year’* levels Legal Notice SpotteA YOUR G U IDE to C k A 0 M Q tft Tftf'/ %Y OPPORTUNITIES *1 EASY COMPLETE HANDY! • • • • Sanford Herald Classified SfioJttsA The Gift Spoiler Will Appear Daily In The Classified Section! ^ n fu rd . F lo r id a �i u 'n p t iu i’n v t T ill v L ' L ' t i wM> i i i l m i AN INDEPENDENT hDAILY NEWSPAPER •’•riled l*resx.« Leaked Wire VOL. XHX KMnDlished 190A 'THURSDAY. NOVEMBER J7. tOoS SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 3 1 4 Russia Requests Big Four Withdrawal FromBerlin R eds S u g g e st City Join Com m unists »East G erm an s S a y News Briefs N ote 'U ltim atu m ' Soviet Will Meet LONDON (U PII—The Kuptrme Soviet iparliament I will meet in Moscow Dec. 22. a Tass news agency dispatch said today. It will he the second meeting of Ihe Supreme Soviet this year MOSCOW t i l 'l l — The Soviet But Hie note said that for the l man called today for Big Four, time being Hie Soviet Union would withdrawal from Berlin and pro agree In West Berlin remaining a pitted that West Berlin be made frrr rily with Its own economy, a ' donillitariird free city" under administration and other affair*. I ruled Nations supervision, if the Tlicrr would lie no Soviet objec­ tion lo ‘The I ’nlteil Nations p a r­ West desires. Got Started Early Soviet nolrs to tite Western Hclpaling In observing the st.i’us CHICAGO i l l ' l l — Silas Bruce. the tree rlty of Welt Berlin," "Rent lh'l.ainl. I lie taller was «et;0Mi|iiiaheti l-iwer* Said it wuul be most enr rf the Soviet note said. S3, wa* arrrvled by poller who IIOMKl'OMINi; PARADE Sanford tum .d reel and natural (nr F.a»t anil Inst night, 18-6, lit Memorial Stadium. found him lying by a sidewalk nut en nia<M* yesterday to wit u-«« tin* anIt specified a six month standWest Berlin to be reunited a« a collection pot. dressed in a Santa mini homecoming parade. The theme of tin•till during which Hie present pro­ part of Fast Herman). Claus suit and mumbling "H'ray pantile wa* t\vo.fokl, Thunkngiving ami cedure governing Western traffic i llciuM S ta f f I’hotm into West Berlin would rnnilnue for Christmas " in forre. But If there is no FastWest agreement within that time Inmates Ruled Out Russia and Fait Germany will SPRINHFIFI.D, III t l ’Pl> -ll art together lo pul the proposal* linois Ally. Hen l^itham Castle in foree. ruled Wednesday that junior col I n ttrd P it s * lull (n a tio n a l Wednesday killed all rldeliy vou F r i g i d leinperalurrs blanketed Highlights of the Soviet pro­ lege* cannot include In their rn posals: Million* of Amrrieans ein pie en rutile lo a llianksgiving much of Ihe nation, and snow up rollmrnt figures for state aid pm It imhev I linked some road —Al an appropriate time tho on Inmstes who take televised barked on holiday trips today de­ gathering with their son Dead in lo a fiery collision near Ihllshurgh in the wake uf the northern pi spite inclement weather in the Soviet Union will negotiate with courses north and two aitlinrs strikes were Hcor.i \V Peine Jr . 70, bli/rard Fast Germany on turning over tho which tird up one third of thr na O alitinnl. Pa. and hit wife. Ma­ Travel was expected 1st slack functions temporarily being perWilson Vlrvander, Sentln tc Convention Sought off temporarily during the day ( uunty Judge, ha* been appointed 'nrmed hy Soviet authoritlea. lion'* domestic airlines bel, I'd. NEW YORK (CPU-New lork Cold ti.iwy weather in thr u itn most Vinerirans already al chairman of Ihe new Exploring Travel wa* reported heavy on —"It Is evident that the m att City will put In a bid for thr 1990 the nation's highways and aafrly northern plains and upper Mid- llin r destination* ami taking il progianv for Imys •( high - c h ->1 rorrcit a.-.«l natural imsiUon of the National Democratic Convention. officials feared hundred* never writ added lo the trail.* iia.ai.K easy alter hearty dinners. age in the St. Johns Rivet Scout Problem" would lie lo make all Mayor Robert F. Wagner will would get home ”f Berlin a uniled city within Kait District. head a delegation which will ills The traffic death loll mounted An introductory ba*ir Explorer Germany. cuts the mailer with Ihe Demo •lowly for thr 10? hour holiday t training session will l«e held Sun- —The ~ ‘n1c West " c*l Hrrllri question crane Naiional Committee Dec. S. weekend which began al 6 p m , day at J p m. in the I eglun Hut rouI;' ^ » • '« ! at preicnt V b; con. The city will offer I300.WW to the local lime, Wednesday and ends on laike Monroe, Tlie new pro- vrutnis it into an independent Democrat* at an Incentive at midnight Sunday gram I* designed to Ik- attract).f political unit—a frrr rily—allied A United Press International to teenage Iwys whether <>r not with neither East nor Writ. Enough Punishment count at 3 a in., r s t.. showed at they have ever been member* of —The free city would he derniUlaritcd; there would he no armed the Boy Scout*. CHICAGO (CPU— Judge Wtl least II person* killed in traffic .Miscrllani-ous a c c I"To meet the need* of todav’s forces in It. liam V. Daly declined Wednesday accidents ANNAPOLIS. Mil. il'I'li—Em­ old high sili'»> girl masqueraded young m en. thr new Kxptqring —The free city would have iU to sentence lhoina* Fickrtt. 2t. dent* claimed one life for an barrassed officials uf Ihe l* S. at a Middle. program will cover six nrras of own government and govern It* on a charge of taking S1No worth overall death total of t? Tennesvee Ini Ihe tlali-s with Naval Aiadriuy have illielosed administrative and The newt leaked out Wednesday experience,” »akt Judge Alexand­ economy, he learned Fickrtt is about to gr. ft™ * •« * "• traffic. Michigan and UlJt commander and that perk* Susan Johnson, daugh er. "Ulllsenahlp experience, in­ other matter*. —There would he no change* marricd. ' " rk r*‘rordr' 1 ,wo victims ,„|ir, ,„id*lhiprnrn were de­ ter of a Baltimore doctor, had cluding inreling res|Hinsibllltle» and n knowledge of Ihe American for six month*: (hi* time ahould moted he alive an Impish I* year"Thai'* punishment enough." each. ilnnnr-d the white uniform of a heritage and the understanding lie sufficient lo provide a found Aiming the holiday highway ■_ Daly said. "Discharged " Middle, tuckrd her hair under a the fundamental freedoms of wor­ lusit for a solution "and to pre­ casualties were a New York regulation cap and ntarrhrd lo ship. speech, press and enteiprise. vent a possibility of »ny complimother ami daughter killed In sSkunk Starts Holiday head on collision Wcdmsday night dinner willi the hoys. Explorers will learn of the vigil­ cations provided naturally th* A grim Academy official rclur- ance nrrdrd lo retain,libeity aami government* of the Wrstrrn pow­ SlOt'X CITY. Iowa l l ’Pli — near Fast Aurora, N Y. Tlu* vie Aliout (<•> wrorkers al the Win tuns wrre kits. Itulli Berman. (9. tuntly allowed it wai all ion Hue ,p p(Pri,te America's icsponsl- er* do not seek such complica­ charger Co. plan! got a head and daughter, Rulh, 3 tions." lliat the "high »plnted" girl had billllr* in world leadership." n*d only inarched In dinner with start on their Thanksgiving hull Elderly Cuttplr killed All parents, teenagers, youth Ihe brigade but had stood smart leader- and other Interested per day Wednesday, lhanks to an anl A prr holiday crash in a lumirl A 2i year old Auhurmlalr man Ivr at attention at night formation („ns are invited to attend Hie mat friend. along Ihe Pennsylvania Turnpike wa* rouged wllh failure to yield and visiteil briefly in tlie sarrn- nie^Hiig Sunday. Already s e r v i n g Offirlila gave employes Ihe right d i ay yeslrrd**- alien choice of its* lor on H*» lab or • met lounge of liatu roll Hall lir on Judge Alexander's committee i.th-l I- enmc to a romp! Ir stoj fi re merrily skipping away. leaving wbr ■ the tahna> wambl­ are Jim Grant, Randall Chase, al He Intersect ion of Slate Road ed In. Since It was a skunk no The female invasion of Hie George Reeve, Capt. Robert 119 and lllgliuxv 17-9? Ollfccr* axadriny- oerurrnl earlier this lledrli k and Gordon Hill. one stayed. said month Susan, who obviously had The Explorer program will lie J. I llu .he*, driver of a dump tN-eri niariinl tin procedures al inlrodurcst over Channel S a'. 4 'Ml Dr. Slelvin P. Rrkf. who fa it Poor Hiding1 Place Irmk loaded with asphalt moved llir lightly dinqillned araifemy, p m. Satunlay, In a nationally- season captivated a Sanford audlHALIFAX. N. C. I d ' l l - Air M W ORI.I \ NS (UPI i . n r dirrrlly mi ’ llu- patti of a north pirkrd up Ihe vtep of the S.f'asi telecast one-hour program by the enre. will make a return engage­ man John V. Mallol of Seymour 't, .ui* Parish poller fnilay held Iwo ment next Tuesday night with q Jnhnaon AFB. N. C.. farnl a num teen agers for Hie Sunday night ImiiiiuI tar, which crunched against man lirlgadr as it formed to Boy Seoul* of America. Iloh Hope speech to Ihe Southsidr School PIhe side of Hie Irmk and was will be master (if cere mollies. uiarrh In thr dining hall Iwr of motor vehicle charge* to iKimhmg al the parish public TA. demolished, official* said 3Ivltx Branrrnfl llall day because he was rarelrss a schi. I adminisirali'in building Dr. Reid lx a noted child psy. Driver of the car was Huy Pal M<e vliaxl at attention Iw-liind a bout thr hiding spot hr pirkrd. rliologiit, and is unique In th« In custody wrre I'cter Laurent* in son o| Ji (fersolivllle. Ilot . va slralght liarkril dining chair Just Mallol. Iieing chats-d hy a high­ Gei*-tnrrr Jr IT-year-old senior field in Hiat he ix a parent. Ilia way patrolman, swerved Inin Ihe at l r Fortier llixh School whu rationing In Orlando Patterson like any other cadet and then dug humorous, flown to earth approach wa* eul slighlly. A passenger, In. I.atrr she stood stiffly In for rourlyard of a building here and was trunked with aggravated ar to certain maladies and Illusion* parked behind the structure It son and Kenneth Joseph Andrew- AM H .Smith. Orlando. Is listnl (nation and was dismissed for Ihe pertaining lo emotional problem* in good condition (hi* morning al night with Hie other cadets. She was the local highway patrol sta­ Matthis. IS The younger liny s o In children, has brought him ac­ Seminole Memorial 11o c p t lal. tion. T'COMA. W’aih (U Plt—D rod claim (rom all who have heard turned over to juvenile liurrail -•mit li was thrown from the car. took a final tali at tradition by tlroptse in al tin Itamnifl llajl the Teamster* Union about 3‘MI * him speak. osnt I .Titles and suffered laceration* and lounge. tat. hi to visitor* except on day to i>ay for Dsve Beck’s high Presently, Ihe psychologist i« Jet Breaks Record Police said Ihe Juvmiles admit shock. very tare liolid*)* beforr utak living during a six-year period, chief consultant for the Bureau of NEW YORK iU P I l- Two Pan ted inanufarturing Ihe honienu le Hughes is rinployrd t>> J. It ar cording to evidence in Ills In­ Menial Health of the Florida Stato American World Airways lloclng bomb "fur kliks" and setting It i aitlk, contractor. Highway Patrol ing a clean getaway Tin getaway wav ., clean one come lax trial Board of Health He formerly w ai *07 jet airliners broke tranvatlan off in a ventilator of thr adminis Trooper T. .Mark Mark and only fur her, however. Tlie Itrl Itrrk. former Teamster Union director of the Escambia County tic speed rrcorda in flights from (ration building shriilt s Depitly 3’ern llrrwslcr In gadi commander wav dcmnlrd, president, i* aecusrd of pv ailing Child Guidance Clinic in Pens*Nrwr York lo Europe. Ihe airlines The youths said they sol the i esllgaled. although hr apparently knew payment of i?lo.«tO in Inrome rola. Id* i lo make and set off the ••id Wednesday. nothing of the escape, for "dis­ taxes In 1930 33 \ nallvsj Floridian from I.ako Pan Am said one of it* Jets ho nil because Ihey wanlrd a playing a laik of judgment " Government exhibits Introduced Worth. Dr. Held attended the Unimade It from New York to week's vacation from school Dupre said Wilson's error* were Wednesday showed Iteek received v-i-ity of Florida and rec«lv*«l hi* Shannon, Ireland, in 3 hour* and net errors of romtnissfon, hut a total of 1107,799 in team xlrr I'h D. tlrgrea from Louisiana Htale 39 mlnutra Another flew from ratlin of nrnltison lie said the mone* during Ihe tears 1949-33. I'nivcrvlly. lie is married and tho Nrwr York lo l,e Rourgrt Airfield Enlistee Determined would not jenpardtre This money l-’iiglit ilrnis ranging father of i<vo daughters. outside Tans in * hours and 32 S O U T II A M P r O N. England Application has tieeii made lo driiiulum Wilsons naval rarrer from aspirin to xylophone* and Or Bi-id'* appearance n e it minutes I l l 'l l — I’akhar Singh 21. (old Um Department of the Army (or pai*| fur rutting the lawn at his Tursday has lieen arranged by army recniller* he hitch • hiked (ondrurlinn of a fixed bridge ovrr luturioiis Seattle home. •Mrs. Bill Kirk, program chairm an Partly rbiudv and warm today, jThree Days Lengthy 13 osoi miles across Asia and L>i the Wekiva Hlvrr Assistant US. attorney John S of the South Side PTA. Mr*. Kirk tonight and Frida). High ttpeelrd ITRKRA. Spain I d ’ll - On rcqie tu join Hie llriiish army >- three fourths of a in Tic Menial IfralHi Association Otiernmir brought out these (arts contacted Dr. Held after several today T* la si, high iwrwurrna in Nov. 2d, IMa Maria Ferreni Ro cause lie wanlrd to see the world kiva Springs of Sc, mole l iiiinty will inrel Frl In questioning Florence dusk*. requests were made to have him low Ms. Horizontal clearance over thr man. a timid country girl of I), Si igh said hr came lo Britain LOS ANGELES t u r n - Mr* tvooUrrprr (nr Nathan ShelterMargaret H. Christie. 67ye*ro!d was hired by the head of the fr>m .Malaya via India. Afghanis icnler of Ihe channel would lie .19 day ,1 » p in at Hie I test Frdc man. a t tile»go labor relations appear as a speaker. Making the requests were persons who had widow with Kivonn in a tavmgv Cuadra family lo do Hirer days tan. Turkey. Greece. Yugoslavia feel \ertieal clearance would be rat Saving! and laiao Association ronviiltant heard him last season. c f Sr minute Count). 119 33 p s I First II feel above mean high water P*ly. Switzerland *nd Kranre temporary household work. account, was ordered jatlssl for 30 Wilder Visits Italy Though primarily directed to Street All rnrmlw-rs and Interest­ davs Wednesday for stealing two Wednesday, Maria celebrated NAPLES. Italy (UPII - Ameri parrnts, other Interested peraon* ed persons are urged lo attend (’a! Burirlar Cnufcht rarton* of cigarettes w o r t h can author Thornton Wilder it va­ her 70th anniversary of uninter BROADSs'ONE, England ( I 'l’lt ire Invi'*-1 to hear Dr Held a t cationing here He a r r i v e d rupted domestic service in the about li —Broadstone's woolgalhrr.ig cal ho answers Ihe question. What Can Municipal J u d g e John H. Wednesday aboard the liner Vul- family She has walled on six Coiilrad Awarded generation Barnes ordered the jail sentence ranla. burglar ha- provrd to lie Just that We Do A* i arenls lo Prepare Our a , hen th* matronl). grayhaired SEW YORK il l’ll — American —a cat Mrs Katherine Carter Children For Better (.earning? woman admitted wearing a pair .Marhmr 9 inurulry Co. an |iotlrd a sign on hrr gate saying Tlie program will bo held a l g of out moded bloomer* a* * place IHMimsd Wrilnesday it has re- Ilull missing Itrms likely would tie p m. in Soulhsidr School audi­ to conceal the cigarette* she stole crlvnl a $J9.300,(sio Air Form ron found insidr She said Hial Marco torium. Classroom visitation will Oet I at a supermarket Barnes tra it tnr the ileilcn ami develop. Polo, her pel cal. had brought lirgin at 7:30 p. m. also noted Mrs Christie oner mrnt <’i Hie undercr<mnd launch home kmtlrd gloves, sweaters amt served a prison term for bur­ mg *y •lein fur the Titan intercom other woollens from his nocturnal Students Expelled tinr-ntal balllstle missile raid*. JOHANNESBURG. South Africa glary- _________________ (HITI—The government Wednes­ LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPII — The ple are always harping al other day arinouik-vd eapulsion of morn Condolences Sent than 200 South African itudrnt* MOSCOW (UPI> — L\ S Am­ soft spoken man In Ihe blur sull churches." Tulloch said tie arrived liere from the Natal Amantimtoli b assad o r Llewellyn E. Thompson strolled up to the roulette table Training College, formerly operdialled on the Soviet Foreign Min­ at the Gulden Gate Club and with about S2u in hi* pocket and derided lo »eek a mill job when •l*d by American missionaries. istry Wednesday to espress hi* a wxitrrs* in a restaurant told The American misslonarlea mov­ persons! and official condolence* placed two chip* un the red. That, said one of thr casino op­ him one was open ed nut rather than sutmit to the over the death of Deputy Foreign Casino operator* said they had Bantu (native) Education Act un­ erators, i* the Rev. Maurice D. Minister Georgi Zarubin to teach him how to gamblr. They In i><* ilicrr were ;ta rrgister tie accepted. *s this is a run off dcr which Ihe guvrrnmrnt recently Tulloch. a shill. He explained that pay him S49 a week rsl voter* in the city of Sanford between Joe Baker and 31. L. Ila ,0"1 »f *H African educaa shill's activity is legal here and Four Die In Hlu/.e Tulloch wa* married (o hi* and » l of these votesl in tire elec­ born Jr. for rily commissioner. Mon. Government officials said I'M consists of gambling at various wi(e, Nellie, for 23 years They tion Ihal year. NORTH LITTLE ROCK. Ark. game* to keep the action lively. ™> HU...1 town.’ "25 have a ion, lairrn. 23. and a A quolc from The Sanford Her­ I CPI l—Four persons and possibly But a Baptist minister? daughter, 19. ald Of Dee. 1909. state*.” a num appeared to lie much higher, and « r re being spurred on by agltafive burned to death today In a Since arriving lien hr lias Iter failed to get lo thr poll in yet, ihe Dcr I9u*. of The Sanford Itors. house fire in North Ulllc Rock, | Tulloch. JO, a preacher (or the Herald had this to say; "Uitirrns lim e." po lice said first report* indicated past 19 year*, ha* been milling hired in attorney who has writ­ In Nmrmbrr, 1939. there were who take the least Interrst In local a woman and three or four of hrr since Sept 79 when he rilsap ten Mrs. Tulloch asking for a di­ peared from a church seminar at vorce and seeking lo give hrr 3700 registered voter* in Ihe city politics now, snd profrsa not to Nancy Lohcb Power children w en the victims. Hutcheson. K*n. sponsored by power of attorney. of Sanford. About l.2uu al these, care who is elected next week TOKYO (UPII - Nancy, Um the American Baptist Convention. He said he use* hi* spare lime or S3 per sent, voted in the elec­ will be Ihe loudest In their wails latest of the off season Pacific He wa* located here Wednesday on I'csctreh for * textbook hr HIECK ON YULE Ps\KAI»B—H ubert Steiutrom. chair­ tion. Tomorrow is live last day lor a few monlhi hence if It should slorms, lost much power Wedie*plaa* to write called "Practical man nf tho an.tun] Jayccn ( hrutmiu parnde. checka with absentee ballots in the Dec. 2 be discovered that our office* a rt dsy and was downgraded front a Priaoner* in the county jail ale and he (old thi* story. election. Five hive been cast to filled with obstructionists People typhoon to a tropical storm. U m turkey at their Thanksgiving dinTWlloch. who at the time of hi* Thinking for Christian People." "We’re very happy with him," Mr*. Barbara flecker at the Jaycec Information booth on date. whs.> shirk their reiponslbilitlea as storm, which raused at least I f nor today. Cook* prepared »weet- diaappearanre was pallor of tne 9olatoe». dressing, rorn muflin*. First Baptist Church of Sabctha, operators of thr casino laid. the number of enlrie* (n rlnle in the parade. Pienstroni The polli will lw vpen from 7 citizens must not expert that pub­ deaths In the Philippines earlier, kegetablei and svseet potato pre Kan . said he gave up the minis­ "H ea a good »hiU de*r«* U* -aid more than GO float* will lake iwrt in the affair Rcr. 6 a m lo 7 p in Tuesday at Ihe lic aXfaira will be well sdmlzUatcr- was not expected I* three teas awy in SanfonL (HemlH Staff Photo) City H*<- No write-in voNw wtfl «L" try because "all lb* ekureb peo­ foot beta bad m bis t*M a row* ^ lOft Ite brixL A • rupation statu* uf Berlin within six month* and turn it into a free ing »oinc sort of Big Four meet­ ing with Ruisla — might avert thr Soviet move but a Soviet spokesman in Fast Berlin indicat­ ed the plan left little room for negotiation. Thr Soviet spokesman indicated the statu* of Berlin mud he rrg ulatrd on the b*si* of the Soviet proposals or the Russians vrill put them Into force unilaterally. Fight If Necessary Knd of thr orcupatton status of Berlin cou’d place Western Allied military air, rail and road link* to the West at the mercy of the Fast Herman Communists. The West has said it would fight if necessary lo keep West Berlin free ' But the city was swept by a wave of alarm and despondency by Secretary of State John Fot OKLAHOMA CITY «UPI) - l#p ter Dulles' ililemenl statement that the the Three ehtldren were burned to Writ might treat the Fast Her­ death ami three more were unae- man Communist* at S o v i e t counted (or today in a (ire at a agent*. The American command suburban convalescent borne for was moving lo end the alarm but ehlldren here. Seventeen young- already It wa* widespread ■*iter* were re*eued and leveral The political section of the US were injured. Berlin command rushed official The fir* wra* discovered at I radioed transcripts of D u 11 e s' a. m. In the Mary Flake Home, press conference rrmarks on Ber­ hlokt of the ehlldren werr help- lin to all newspaper office* short­ leaa and had to be carried from ly after midnight, but It was too th* two-dory brick and frame late to head off hitter editorials building. in somr morning newspaper*. Fir* department* from Warearret, the municipality in whirh th* horn* wa» located, and Bellv .any, a nearby auburh. answered • thr call. Firemen wrere unable to rheck »«ver*l of the upitalr* room* for more than half an hour whtl* righting a denie fire in the attic. The private hotpilal !» operated Sgt. lien Butler of thr Sanford by Mr*. Flake and her *ider, Poller Department was commend Mr*. H aney Prince. ed yesterday by Chief Roy Wil­ Sts ambulance* were tudicd to liam* for apprehending thr Ihief th* *etne, and while (lame* dill who broke Inlo the C. and C. •hot from the roof one youngs'er Liquor Store last Saturday night. wa* carried unconscious (rom one Careful checking and "sleuth­ # o f the second floor room*. ing" on Butler’s part resulted In the arrest of Edward Lee (Suga Itoogyi Brown Jr., Sanford negro. When Butlrr was railed to set­ tle an argumrnt between two men a few day* ago, he said hr notic­ ed an "extraordinary number" of whiskey hntilr* all over Ihe house. Four bottle* of liquor and Allan B. Wallace Sr.. 77. died ISO in small change w ,r, taken Wednesday at 5:23 p. m. at tha from the liquor store. home of his son. A. B Wallace The sergeant quieted the men. f e t r . liOeh Arbor. Death followed a got their namrs and wrnl on his lengthy Illness. way. Hut hr thrrkrd around Ihe Mr. Wallace was born in Craigs- neighborhood and found that ville, Va., and rame to Sanford 4A Brown had been spending a lot year* ago. He wa* a retired fann­ of ailver. hr said er and Insurant* »alesman and a With enough evidence. Butler re member of th . First IVeshyterian turned to Brown's home, where Church. Ihe man confessed to the robbery. Survivor* Include his wife Mis. Brown, a laborer at the Florida Florence Wallace, Sanford: two Pr*-cooling plant, was booked for eons, A. B Wallace Jr., and Rus- breaking and entering, and Iran* aell S. Wallace. Fort Walton fcrrrd lo the county jail. ARritch; thre* grandchildren. A. II. Wa* their any money left? \Vallac* III. William Shands Wal­ "No. hr not only stole liquor, lace and Luria Wallace, til of but hr stole money to buy more Sanford, twm sister* and one liquor." said Sgt Butler. "Hr was brother. •tone broke when arrested, but Funetal services will be held at we did recover a couple of bot­ .1 p. m. tomorrow at BrUson tle*." Funeral Home. The Rev. A. G. Mclnnls will officiate. Rurial will follow in Oaklawn Memorial Park. BERLIN (IT I i—East Herman Jommunist »ourcr» today de scribed Russia's note on Berlin as i virtual ultimatum to the Writ. Rut Wed Herman* said It save ■hem a six month* ‘ respite to g-r.ret the threat o( a new block •dr. Russia. Ui a note delivered to the Western Big Three and to F.ait and Wed Germany. a*ked the Weitern power* to end the or*nd drmilitarited city. Wedem official* • a I d d* monthi of negotiation* — roclud- ,] Children Dead, 1 3 Others Missing In Hospital Fire Alexander Chosen Weather, Strikes Fail To Stop Trips Head Explorer touting Program Girl Bamboozles Navy, Parades As Midshipman Butler Commended For Solving Case Allen Wallace Sr. Dies; Rites Friday J20.000 In Bonk, But She Steols Weather JiTwo Men Injured In Traffic Mishap Psychologist Plans Speech At School Tee*i-Agers iluld In Bombing Case; Wanted Kicks’ Beck Lived High, Evidence Shows At His Tax Trial Application Made For Wekiva Bridge r„.:r;t> -'i™t«i n«.nii Preacher Becom es 'S h ill' For C asino Voter T ake Heed: A dvice S till Good I Turkey In Jail �• - ^ r .v »v .->r»v*.*.4. a •*•-^ 4»«* . v. ’* -'-'.- <-«<• -*» *• ‘? r j? tioforfe frralB J o * l — Thur*. Nor. 27.195P • iw 4 jWives Make Plans Mr. and Mr*. H. C. IJn»l« and son Benny relumed last week from * lummer »penl In Sodui. IFor Social Events {Council iHas Meet K t 24S5 Sanford Ave. 1nit lu Produce. BAGGS CURB KlUabatk Ashby. N.*Y. Mr. »nH Mr*. I^relir Thnmpwvn Plan* were made for Ihe social for meal* Mr* Belly r.ramknw hava l’*1' ** lJ*c*r wests for the jacti'nlaa for Ihe coming monln will Introduce her rlaatie -a re 'e °r.« iw Mr 'Z . k. r r n n .,b al their “ P»rt of Ihe afternoon'* artivll. and her family Mr. and Mrs. Ed >y ll" c r 0 " ,Tf* Cluh '• ,,,e,r tea. All chiefs' wives and their **•«• M>"» Jr »"d »•" Bn,tr •raeent merlin*. gue*ts are Invited to attend. frem Norway, Maine. • A buffet luncheon will be held j | fg Margaret Johnion and Mr. and Mr*. W. A Thompson •Thurtday, Dee. 4. at It p m. In Mr*. Ethel Pettrli announced com* *ha\e had a* their guest* their niece ana and her fthe CPO Club. Thl* will be the pletlon of arrancemenl* to HIs- niece ncr huiband nusosno, Mr .'ir. and *"« Iflrst luncheon nrld In Ihe club tribute a Thsnkstlvlns basket in Mr*. C. Bnlocca, Oyster Bay, N behalf of Ihe CTO Wive* Club. .since the falley ha* been open The chaplain'* office of Ihe Ban Y. The Bolorra* and Myer* will return logetber to th# north Fri­ a---— ford Naval Air Station ha* select - day. Tha entire clan will enjoy ed the recipient. Thankulvlna dinner at the home December 21 I* another import ut tha Leslie Thomptoni. ant day on the CPO Wive* Club Mr. and Mr*. R. F. loop,-rhavc ealrndar. A trer trimming party I* irhedtiled followed by a »trak a* their Thanksgiving guetl*. Mr* dinner for member* and their hut J. E. Turlington and her *on and family, Mr. and Mr*. J»me* Tur­ band*. _ .. - .. , . Near mrmlier* reeently weleom- lington and children: and a grand­ Tha Honda Council of rtower f(J ln|0 ,h# f(ub m : Mri MUlle daughter of Mr*. Turlington's, Brr JK»ow Judge* from Diitricta Six cabaday. Mr*. Kmrdda Cooper, * Turlington, a student at the ilverslly of Florida. All of the >nd Seven met lait week at the Mr*. Louise Phillip*. Mr*. Adahome of Mrs. Vincent ftobert*. H«« Kant*. Mr*, ftlta Weri. Mr* Turlington* are from Gainesville. Co-ho.te.te. were Mrs. F red ; **• Mr*. A. t- Sklnrer *"d Mr*. Ganai, Mr* J. E. Terwllliger Jr., and Mr*. Jacquelyn Caoln. C. T. Mhlack, Oviedo, are ipend jn d Mr*. Wight Kirtley. Ing tevrral Hays in New- tyrk They will hate Thanksgiving din­ J The object of the council la to Miss Anna Miller ner with J. II. Cooper, ton of Mr. •tandardua judging practice* and and Mr*. It. K. Cooper. The It procedure*. A program tonrern- To Visit In Ohio this followed the butlnei* Mi** Anna Miller. daughter of F. Coopers are neighbor* of the mealing. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Miller, will Sklnntr*. Tba a member* p rtitn t enjoyed .pend a month with htr idler and Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Bracken and coffee. The dining room table brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. I.. children will vlill their parent* •a eantared with an attractive V. Cortt* in Alhland, 0. in Oiinttvlllc over the Think*floral arrangement. Coffee wa* Vfr. and Mr*. Cortt* have rec­ giving holiday*. poured from a silver coffee ter- ently announced the hlrlh of their vice. Tta rake* and petit four* third daughter. Accompanyinp Mi** Miller north Something New Told yrtrt eened. will be her litter In-law. Mr*. Barbars Miller and her nirrr. Deb­ For Club Luncheons ! Sava the frame from an old bie. If jou are looking for iomrthlrg jlm pshldt. rover it with cotton out of the orJloary for ynur oeil muliln, and u*» a to cover platOliver Evan* Interned a flour rlub lur.rhcon. Cheric Puff* with Jet* of food whan eating outdoor*. For batter protection, put a draw mill In 1711 tn which the grain Bacon Cheese Sauce, may be Juat airing In th* mutlin acrois the wa* unlosded and proreued Into the antwer. fnp of the frame and tack the finlthrd flour without the aid of The pulf* aro made like ilind ard cream puff shell*, rtrrp t for jnaterlal lightly along Ihe bottom, human hand*. Ihe addition of cheeie and hot pep per sauce for flavoring. Juit be sure to follow direction* exactly, advise home economists at Mea dow Cold Dairies, beating In etch . .k iu . . . i n ik. egg horoughly until Ihe mliture THE GLOWING BEAUTY I. thick and J i « » j g((| Cheese cup butter OF FLOWERS ( j cup boiling watrr EXPRESSES THE SPIRIT *V rup lifted flour '* tenpoon salt OP THE HOLIDAY Hath raymne Few drop* hot pepper sauce SEASON. ■* cup grated precti* American ebret* 2 egg* Add butler tu water; stir until butler melt*. Add flour and *alt all at once. Stir vigorously until A. K. ROSSETTER mixture Is smooth and forms a bill. Remove from heat. Stir in PH. FA 2-1R5I CELERY AVE. cayenne, hoi pepper *auc* and thcetc. Add egg*, one at a time. 1texting vigorously after earh ad­ dition until mixture I* thick and •hlny. Drop by leatpoonfult onto a lightly greatrtl cookie ihect. B*ke at «U0 degrees for 20 minute*. Cut a tmall *llt in each puff to re­ lease *le*m. Cut off top*; fill with the following sauce. Replace lop* and serve. BaconChrete Sauce; Mrlt 2 laW « Mail blrtpoona butler. Blend In 2M lableipoon* flour. Add I rup milk Anywhtre gradually and rook until smooth and thickened, stirring ronslsntly. In Tha V. 8. A. Add 3 slices diced, cooked bacon tnd I rup grated proceit Ameri­ We Carry A Complete Selection can cheeie. Cook until cheeie M ARKET FA 2 2924 The s*ings of commcrclsl Jtt airliners are not only flexible but also twist — to carry gust shocks out over the wing lips and Into •pare, away from the airframe 11 self. ‘^ . v . -.'■ k C p ^ (pahAonah W O m a n ’ s P a g e ;? Of Fresh r .4 Pkoaa PA M ill W anna* Editor Thompsons Honor Visiting Couples *•*•■? Mr*. C. >' - «•■ ^ V a -- ^ - V - : 1-- ■■•■■<■■ : VAH-3 Officers' Wives Have Luncheon In BOQ Afterburner The Officer* Wive* of VAH-3 met recently In the Afterburner of the BOQ for luncheon Mr* I.. M. Beverly and Mr*. R. D. Cook were beileere*. Each guest received a name ta i cleverly dreoratrd with a frtih Mr. and Mr*. Warren A Thomp-! ins taper* In rllvtr randltholder* 10n *nd Mr. *nd Mrs. L*»'le '*rrf d ln ,hr 11 in« r®0"1 *nd diningP,,w room. Arrangement* of Thompson entertained . . *• . . the cut flower* graced the living home of the former in l^)cn Ar room bor Saturday night. During the evening the Deille The occasion wa* a cocktail Thompson'* ton, U . Bruce Thomp party In honor of Mr. and Mra. «>". f»'Jcd **» parent* from J* ', . * Pat Boone Has Book For Teens Bolocca. fg|| g#vt muth p |jilu re »nd hapThe dining room table wa* oter- pmers to tho*e present, It, IWlltlCK McCOIIMACK laid with a cloth with lice In Approximately 2« gueit* attend aerta from Japan, given to Mr*. NEW Y'lBK —(UPII— Crooner Thompson by her hutbind. The Pat Boom, at age 13. suddenly lost centerpiece was tn arrangement Interrit In iling shod and such of polntcttla* and greenery. Hot* thing*. doeuvre were terved from sil­ A game called ' »pln the bet ver dlihe*. While and blue burntie ' wa* one of the reaton*.' It happr-a that way, grnwin up. write* Boone In a bc ’ SIJj teenager*. "Twixt Twelve jTwenlj" (Prentice Hall). The book I* sprinkled with *n*t rhes from Boone'* life teenage iirron. and prefom ent', about how ttenager* ran understand tiicmirlve*. one another, parent*, THURSDAY teachers, life, love and aven mon Choir practice at the l i n t Bap•ylist Church a* follow*: Carol at The linger wrote about April B IS p m : Conrord at 7 p m ; love, puppy love, and the raal and Church at I p. m. thing. A kin. n ld ha, I* a beau­ tiful expression of love—real leva. The W. M. U. of the rinecreit But he warned that a kus alio Baptist Church will have a cov­ I* a powerful stimulus of emo­ ered dish supper and study course tion and that kiltin' real long, real at r. 3o p m. ohen — for fun alone — 1* bkt MONDAY playing with a “beautiful candle In a roomful of djnamlte " The Eaecutlve Board of the The beauty of a kut. at Boone Womrn of the First I’rrib y ltru n aee* it, cease* when kiiie* loir Church will meet in the Scstion their rare quality. Then, they loie Room at 10 a. m. their basic value. The Plulatlira Cl**: of the Fir»l “ I really think It'a better to Presbyterian Church will met wlih amuie ourtelve* (from age 12 to Mr*. Victor Greene, 407 Writ 19th 20) In aom* other way. Uo bowl­ St. at C 30 p. m. for a Christmas ing. to a batketball game or watch installation of officer*. a good tclevliion program. CahofK.se* are Mr*. It. F. Moule. You can tell If you're really aufMr*. C. S. Mormon. Mr*. Andrrw ferine from teen agr fever If you McPherson and Mr*. Lily Eu­ feel Insecure, reitleu. Incontin­ bank*. ent, and undtcldcd. Boone explain­ ed. The Boy Scout* of the First A cure: Get your itnie of val­ Presbyterian Church will mret al ue* straight. He suggested that 7 p. m. teen* do thl* by answering auch The Cherub Choir of Ihe Feral question* a*. W|jo am I trying to B*pint Church will meet al 4:13 Impress* Wh«t Is Important to p. m. me? What la Important about what W. M. S. circle meeting*, lunch­ 1 have or what I am? Do I eon and program meeting for judge other* by the kind of houi* Week of Prayer at the First Bap Pcrainn brocaded Immlinir they live in or by their smile? list Church at 10:43 a. m. In the big picture, don't forget highlights n gnrdenta-coU Sunbeam*, Junior UA'a and 11 oretl **llk rutin bolero on about God, Roonc laid. “ I am trying to tell you that to year GA'a will meet for the Week r« cocktail lire** o f black ot Prayer program at the First silk crepe cienigncd by ,lo love God, to know III* will and way, a* revealed In th* Bible, and Baptist Church at 3:13 p. m. Copeland for Pnttullo - Jo to feel loved by Him, ll to aet Training L'nlon "M” Night at Copeland. your compass for the Journey Ihe Kir at Baptist Church at 7.30 through life on a true course. p. in. Dr. Henry Parker. First .« ••It ensure* your *»fc passage, Baptist Church, Orlando, will be L v e m t l t f H I ) ( M e e t s your destination, and the greatest the speaker. A meeting of the Seminole *» Companion* on your travel*. VS. 8. t . b. ot the l.bcneser, County Evening Home Dcmonttr* Thto ** ’** *** *° r Methodist Cubrclt will mf*,‘ ,l lion Club wa* held Tuesday night * h«" “ *» ,lme 10 P*rt- • t'? d Ihe chuith at 7:43 p. “m. Mr*. at the center. £•* «*lh you every step of the Carl Uradbury will be hostcii. A demonstration on salad* and „ .j^ . Holy Cross Episcopal Church garnlshea was given by Mrs. Nao­ •Have fun now. Jam today! auslllary mrcting* as follows: mi Forbes. Lay a solid foundation i od step A Christmas party for membtrs up here Into the adult world to­ St. A tnti, 3 p. m , with Mrs. and thrlr families was discussed. morrow. I'll be waiting for you." Harry Cushing. Loch Artrar. St. Annr. 2 30 p. m . with Mrs. The party wa* listed tor Dec. II. Member* will hold a workshop John Jrwrll, 4U Elliott. on Dec. I at the renter on metalNext to the rlrphant. the white St. Mary, * p m„ with Mrs. D. craft. rhinocero* I* the largest land ani­ E. Dearolph, 113 W. Woodcock After the meeting refreshment* mal. It Hand* >ix feet at the Woodland •boulders and l* 13 fast in length. were lerved St. Martin, tu a m , with Mra. R. A. Newman Jr., 2001 Lilly court. Church Calendar white pom pom In the corner. The luncheon table wa* decor*led with i flower arran’ement rd chry tanthemum* and gladioli. Tke ar rangement wa* won aa a door prlta by Mr*. D. L. Jarrell Each guest received a t a table favor a • mall bottle of perfume or a ball point pen. Thl* luncheon wa* tke first one to be held with the wive* of the new commanding officer and Ihe new rserutlve ofilcrr in attend ***e ?*ri, K. R Morrell erd Mr*. N*. K. Mrlnn!* were raeh presented *.it t a “vrelcome tbosrtl ’ cor»a:e. Mr*. C. Froitard. the wife of the former commanding officer of VAH-3. wa* unable to attend A rorsage of mum* wa* delivered to her home by Ike hostesses. Those attending the lu n rh rti wert: Mr*. E. ft Horrcll, Mra. N. K. Mclnni*. Mr*. L. R Bauer, Mrs. L. M Brverl). Mra. B. C. »’r-v n. Mr*. H. M. C"a" nan. Mr*. It. D. Cook, Mr*. R. E. Croanor, Mr*, ft J. F ull! j .uc i. and her mother who i* vDiliag from I»ui* , )lM Mrg ,, Mr§ ... . . . . „ . Hel»l«r, Mr.. M. U. Iluited. *lr '- H. G. Jack*. Mr*. D. V Jarrell. Mr*. O. J. Leper, Mr*. j . i M„r |a r . u r i . c. W. Myer, c NrUoo. Mri. P. K. odt*. ' Mr*, ft. W. P.epp. Mr*. K. 3t. Sandon. Mr*. V. E. Savage, Mr;. K J. Blmmon*. Mr* C. CJ. Teg. feldt, Mr* A. W. L'rou'iarl. Mr*. J. L Writ, Mr*. R. C. Wood. Mr*. D. Wrigapd. and her mot icr-in* law. Mr*. R. J. V.'elgand who I* visiting from ‘Fort Lauderdale. 0 Robin Elitabeih bienilrnm. who ■ -------- - Birthday Party H eld Saturday Friday, w*s honored *t a party WSCS Circle Meels at the F.lk* Playground last Sal The November meeting of the urday afternoon by her aunt, Mr* W S C S. Evening Circle of the Elisabeth Moisman. Grace MrthodIM Church was held Party hat* md mlnlaturr ha. *t Ihe home of Mrs. Ruth Wall, kata filled with randies were fa*'-' Mary Wlllismi, chairman, prr ora. slt'c-l at Ibr m*Mln?. Receipts Refreshment* of cake. Ire from the general baraar totaled cream and Julrt were lerved af- %V). Thl* money wlU be tu r n ^ ter which the gift* wr^t opened over to the bul'dhg furel. by all children present. th e December meeting w ||' b» Gue»ta were Patsy and Robbv held on the 2?nd at the home of Thompson: Marinella. Dtnnis and Mrs ElUabetli Wynn. It will be Kenneth Griffith: Lee. Eddie. a Christmas pari}. There will be Clifford and Patricia Ann Gentry: * v exchange ot glfta. Ronole Kay, Norma Jean, and Gary Wayn* Hubbard and Charles and Buddy Lee. Assisting the hostess were g*j«d mothers of the honoree. Mrs. R. L. White and Mr*. J J. Strnrirom. and another aunt. Mi»s Ruby Stem strom. A recent survey by the L'. t>*. Census Bureau found that Amen can* took a total of 107 million trips of 100 miles or more to visit frienda and relatives In 1»37: Cl million trips for vacation and plra sura and 41 million for business. Fine, soft leathers and hand turning for greater flexibility make these ali|i|>m exceptionally comfortable. Conic In and ace our variety of handsome stvlr* for the man who really wanu to enjoy hi* leisure hours. P U R IT A N GIVE THOSE KIDS A MERRY CHRISTMAS SLIDES GYM SETS SWINGS BIKES SCOOTERS WAGONS TRICYCLES HOBBY HORSES 1 aleav* 100r, wool asseaUr, wonderfully warns, (tvo-pockala. newt color* for him. USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY TED W IL L IA M S HARDW ARE <7 SOS Eiil 9lth 81. SAN FO RD PA 2-3464 K M EN S 113 8. MAGNOLIA AVE. c & lo h W EAR SANFORD FA 2-1333 HEUOKII* OPERA . 9 5 —$ 7 . 9 5 V �■ Zht Panforb '' ■ J r r a lb £2SH: LIGGETTfeigS T h 'jn \ N ov. 27. 1958— I’nire 3 TQUCHTON LIGGETTiteai* TQUCHTON jitagg . LIGGETT War Dead Honored J!y Queen, Brifain; Chapel Dedicated LONDON fUPI»—Queon Elira heth II personally led the people of ITritain today in paying tribute tn the us^on American servicemen who died while serving in Britain during World War II oa Vice I’resldent Rirhard M. Nix *enrd a* Prrstdm t EUenhower’a personal representative at the dedication of an American memorial chapel in crnturiei-old Si. Paul's Cathedral. The chapel, complete with the names of the 28 ooo American sailors, aoldicr* and airmen, was built by money subscribed by ihr people of Britain. More than JlW.oon was raised ^pfrom the pocket* n( people rang ing from wealthy businessmen in children who remembered the presents gisen them by the GIs during the war. It was for this dedication that Nuon arrived in Britain Tuesday, lie will lie here for four days dur­ ing which time hr will talk with Itriluli political leader* and eat Thanksgiving dinner wiih the Queen S So far the sice president * trip has been marred only by the weather — fog that delated ar rival of the Nison party for two hours. A threatened Communist dent onstratlon Tuesday night turned out to be more comical than dan grrous, wilh Moscow Radio add Ing to the amusemenl by report ing a "m ass protest demonstra Don" on Ihe eve of Nixon's ar 9 m a t — 2t hours before ihc dem­ onstration occurred. Services Scheduled At Alliance Church * Wl G irl's M odel tiV in lj f Double oJ|Us(3tlc handlebars. rear lugfijge earner, hicKstand. chtomum ball and rims, genuine leather saddle arJ leather toolbag! A P O R T A B L E ELECTRIC PHONOGRAPH W ITH FREE RECORDS, NEEDLES & RECORD CA RRY IN G CASE! p -ttH C C*? H < ltc A & & c ((C COLOGNE T H R E E SO M E Wind Song. Stradivari and Beloved . . . to match 3 facets of her feminine personality. Heavy-duty motor. Volume control. Washable case. O Q Q , O <1 1 3 .4 5 V alue The Bcv. Jasper W. SmnaL, — Charlotte, N. C . will conduct 9 evangrtlstle services during a week-long series at the Alliance Church, Nov. 30-Dec. 7. Rev. Smoak ha* served in pas­ torates In Alabama and Fort My­ ers. He Is now engaged tn »pc‘ rial rvangettstical ministerics in churches throughout the L\ S. and Canada. Rev. Smoak was converted In j the Miami Gospel Tabernacle of the C. and M. A. while working as a machinist for the Florida Cast Coast Railway. He was trainrd at the Nyack Missionary Col­ lege. Nyack. N. Y and graduated with a degree in theology. The Rev. David Cartirfix, Bai­ lor of the Alliance Church, has Inxltrd the public to attend Ihr rvan gcllsllr meetings. Services will tw* gin nightly except Saturday at 7 M p. m. HALLM ARK C H R IS T M A S C A R D S S c to S fO O /&8so Boxed Cards A colorful and unique gilt ; ...Heather Shave Lotion and y\ Men’s Cologne in a bright V " - I red and white barber pole g fi package. 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Handsome gift ts<’ . 2 .2 5 f 'f / GUIDED M IS 1 I M II 1 I I I 1111 ‘J remote controlled operations including missile shooling rocket guns and lighted radar screen. Realistic!............. CJnra Nomo Twelve envelopes of assorted fragrances. Millions of merry bubbles at bathtime............. C -tO UC-HTON v Q r Reflections in Cologne For Men With Tough Beards! Striking Garden, Warning gift box. i Gem Blades in Dispenser. bottles of Plymouth Tish Tish and Fair Colognes in I n n 3.00 Val. . . l a v 0 In presentation case with C n lltrlat jjstrn H G G E T T i^ ^ IO U C H T O N exu lt i LIQjGETT<5te22“ TOUCHJQN - « 1 ^ IIG G E T T �• » Fred Othman Says SULTAN OF SWAT? Thanksgiving Today, Tradition Remains nil I today paused to celebrate a truly American Holiday—Thankafivlni. Thla holiday, like many other*, haa gone "modem." But, milk* aom* other bolidaya, Thanksgiving haa retained much of the tradition of the earlier celebration. In th* old day*, the homemaker’* preparation* for Thank*giving amounted to a huge task. Chorea often atart•d weak* ahead of time. Some recipe* took day* to prepare. Gathering the food for Thmnkagivtng dinner meant a long tour of th* varioua ahopa. But now, the modem cook can have a complete Thank*g}rtng dinner ready in a m atter of a few hour*. In the old day*, more emphaaia wa* placed on the “Thank*” in Thankaglrlng. Less emphasis wa* placed on anting. Now, Thanksgiving la a day of recreation for mo»t, * day of work for some. Union services of churches have be­ came traditional. Church attendance I* increasing, although Thankagivlng is not tha day of worship it once was. However, the National Safety Council said that Thanks­ giving ie not one of the holidays noted for drunken or reckIto* driving. It probably is America's "most restful" holiday. . Thanksgiving wa* the beginning of a new nation when first oalahntrl For peace and the continued prosperity of this nation, aU should b* thankful on this Thanksgiving. , 1i if * • mmr* si->-.. * P*T7r *7y , / , v ** V._.. Lesson For Everyone In the age in which we live, it ia refreshing to be able id writ* a story about a youngster who found 11,375, took it to his parents and It ended up b the pocket of the rightful owner. ' Such was the case whan Stanley Howell, five-year-old son *f }fr. and Mrs. Roy Howsil Jr., Laka Mary, found a wallet with this amount in a phone booth. When the money wa* re­ tim e d to Mrs. David Wendell of Lansing, Mich., everyone was happyTha actions of young Howell and his parents are good of high moral character. Many youngitera would h iv e kept th* money. Many parents would not have gone to tb* trouble Mn. Howell did in locating the owner of the I t raqulrad some three hours of telephoning end que*. fcioning to locate Mrs. Wendell, here In search of real estate for retirement. Mn. Wendell said the money represented the }if* savings of her husband. Many would not have h td the perseverance of Mrs. Mow ell. After a few calls, the matter would have ended. Mrs. Wendell gave the Howell youngster f 10, Mrs. RloweU gave Mrs. Wendell ft new lease on life. To the world, jibes* people gave a lesson, on* that would serve well In daily jdeeiings with one** fellow-man. jBiddy Cog* League Is Being Formed • A Biddy Ballet ball League U Adults are needed ai eoichaa Rein* formed far boy* up to II and managers for th* league. The rs of age and net over S'S" court and rulta have hcen ad­ height. justed for this age and height group. Any adult* intareated In helping U>* initial organisation of the lea­ gue ara asked to contact the San ford Recreation Department. It Is ! Tha first practice game of tha hoped that enough help can be Rfca's Basketball League was ••cured to field a ala or eight •taped last Monday avenlng. fiv e gams league th1* winter. paama srs la (ha league, with a f S men Intaraatad In Joining Tha American flag thst Inspired Should maka Immadiat* contact Francis Scott Key to write "The asdth th* Sanfard Recreation De- Star Spangled Banner ’ In lilt hid kartmant. All games arc played IS stripes and IS stars, for the Manday asranJnga at 7:30 at the original 13 statei, Kentucky and Vermont. R an iM * High Ichcol r M an ’s League Has ^Practice Sessions DAILY CROSSWORD 1 .it II S Fiats In Aryans 1A Alitalia** 17. K*l#l I*. Park ansa tt-GasMl (a su t) U.H#aU4 17. Fallow VI 1.1 us; <.i i*.i ii 'u * : ' ••rr-- Mmufd ■W'* • «*aiTJ •> 4 iiq 'o a r •, / * » i 11 q,1, ;u i t,.i iitwn 111*11 u ' '1 i n t i : • 1(1:11(MMM U iin i'M M.IUH 1 rim » ■ jp.viqpuja l u u i i M tu iew aH r . Net­ r:H 'll man.'nsMM TssSaeSay** . work SI. Not Ians (poaa.) S3. Braid IB. Man's as. Beige color nickname Mi Respectful ar.Craaaa title 31. Celt basal ^ Washington Calling ■y MARQUIS CHILDS turns on November 4 when over regime in East Berlin that eould WASHINGTON—If the show­ whelming Democratic majorities1eventually mean reunification on down ovtr Berlin falls to material- wera elected in Senata and Huuie.; terms quits unacceptable to the Isa. American military planners Several prominent Democrat* West. will almost csrtainly rtalm that It have in recent days affirmed th* Thir may, in fact, h* Moscow's was because preparations to meet right of the West to remain in real goal, Just as Comrminiit It were so thorough and ao com­ Berlin. China’* goal In pressing the Issue plete. While it may be premature, the of the offshore islands is to bring The plan long in readiness cells conviction Is growing that a firm the two Chinas together by ■ comfor an air lift to supply American, stand, together with e carefully bined assault of fear and persusBritish and French military out detailed plan to he put into effect lion. In the Instance of both of posts in Berlin. The estimated hOo A| the- first indication of a block* the two Germany! and the two to 700 planes required would h "ad * . has rati*- I n cl ar.ci if plstn Chinas the West must take into readily available They have l.'-n iii Moscow. The Russian* may go arrounts powerful forces of atdnignated In detailed planning for through with the ending of their traction and repulsion that work an attempt by th* Communists to j share In the four-power oecupa. 'for the long pull, regardless of the forre the Wcetem allies out ef ||en, but they will keep the Eait up* and downs of periodic crisis. ftwrlin. German* on a tight leash to inIf the transport plena* should sure that nothing is done which be attackrd a* they fly between could icrinuriy endanger th* Frankfurt and Utrlin in the air pearr corridors provided under the fourTh, p, r, | | r l with Quemoy snd ' R e l i a i O U S W e e k ’ power agreement, Communist att, g] ready being suggested ** tsckeii will he knocked down b y |hm< RfcIU,e Administration pol- P rotcm nt Religious Emphasis American fighter planes. But the |r „ |t> ho|d film t„,ck , h(. Week wilt he ohserved at the IT. belief her* i« that tha East C e r - L ' K lU h, k „„ ,hr off-h-re is- *■ Naval Air Station. Dec. 14. man <ommuni-ts will not go that : ,|e.ptre> widrtnrrad doubt Evening services will 1>* held at far if *L they are given ■full * rven “ *“” au amorg America's allies and la Ihe station chapel each evening thonly by the Russian* when—and public opinion at home, thr Com- •at 7 30 If—they carry out I heir pr >miv*d muniits gradually reunited from The speaker for this special withdrawal from th* citv A t the their defiant position, and com­ week will be Dr. Claude U, first sign of resistanre the trans­ parative peace again prevails In Broach, pastor of the St. John* port planes will be provided with the Formosa Ktrait. Baptist Church. Charlotte, N. C. a fighter escort. It Is quite possible, of course, Music will he under the direction The cost of supplying the mili­ that this supposition will he prov­ of Gerald Covington. The public tary outposts with a riflO.to.'M- ed wrong day after tomorrow. It cordially Invited to participate plane airlift Is put at about one- Moscow may merely he working tenth that of the Berlin lift of out a new tactic to ktep th* Ber­ In this week of service. .A nursery will he provided (or 1PIR-49. Then the entire city w n lin crisis boiling. supplied by air. Today Berlin's civ­ small children. Chapel passes trill ilian population, under the agree­ But white that earlier airlift oc­ be available any evening at the curred a decade ago the tremen­ ment signed teat week between East and West Germany, will get dous impression it made Is etill main gate for civilians. normal supplies by surface trans­ strong. In a yrar and a hslf Brit­ portation. The conviction here it ish and American planes arriving that surh an airlift for the mili­ • l Tempelh'-ff Airfield at Berlin tary garrison only could go on In­ on the average of on* every three minutes carried 2,.lt.i.31.'i tons of definitely. food and coal in 277.2«4 flights. The Communist powers in Mos­ Th* blockade ended with th* a r­ cow and their punpets in East Ber­ rival of a C M «arrying two and lin unquestionably know In detail a half tons uf coal on September the carefully worked out plan to 10, 1943. Inaur* that Ihe Western allies are Rut while the military measure* no' forced out of the City, They have been wailing for any ahow of prepared In defeat a blockade may irresolution which might indicate havt forestalled a showdown, the that the will to put that plan Into position of the two Germany* ap­ pears to have been alters*! In this effect it lacking, latest crisis. By signing an agree­ Those signs has* not twen forth­ ment with East Germany the Bonn coming. There have hern hints that the Kremlin might he test­ government hat taken at least one ing th- Berlin situation In the short, tentative step toward an ar­ light of the American electlun rc- rangement with the Communist Air Station Sets BV FREDERICK C. OTHMAN ROAD TOWN. Tortola. B. V. I. —That's a new dateline for a newt •lory. If I do lay ao. and bow I ever wound up hero la the Britiih Virgin Itlandt talking to Mil­ lie ilim m enley, who was a New York fan dancer in her youth, and Chriitopher. her British bar* rider huiband. I'm not quite ture. Road Town it one of thoie down* althe-hecl* tropical Ulandi you rrad about in novel*. Only way to get here ii by boai through tome rough leai, and tome would •ay It iin t worth the effort. That's because they don't know Millie. I vowed the wa* a girl worth talking to when I learned ihe irandalired this end of the Carib­ bean Sea last year by loading her horse aboard a sloop, chugging into the strait.laced American Is­ land of St. Thomas, and appearing In the Manll Gras parade as Lady Godlva. Millie, I hasten u> add. isn't as young as she was when com­ peting with Sally Rand. She's not tall, she weighs probably ISO pounds, and her hair Is the shade of a Caribbean sunset. Upon her horse she must have been a sight to see. and I’m sorry I couldn't have been here to give this event the coverage (if that's the word) It deserved. Millie was modest about it. She said that parade needed livening up; the trouble was. those Island­ ers didn't avert their heads as per the original story. They Just star­ ed at her, mouths agape. Served 'em right, laid Millie. She and Christopher run here on the hillside the Pink Hotel, which has a saloon In front, a living room In the middle, bedrooms in the rear, and a dining room up Sr MAKE THIS HOLIDAY REALLY FESTIVE . . , Tha selection NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:43 cut 41. French Hear tU S tr a k a fraahly C o m te s . FA 2-2101 W O R K IN G TO SAFEGUARD sut C 1Nl MAfStOPf Planter*, and SIPES AVE. 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Another fabuloua lady I met is Charlotte Dean Stark, who wrote for many yean on the New York Times and returned to St. John Island two deradee ago. She »rd her husband live on top of a hill overlooking the turquoise water, from which rise 14 green Islands In their Immediate view. Tb»j^ sever tire of looking. • Mrs. Siark still pounds her type­ writer; her latest book, about to be published, is titled ' Souvenir of St. John." an authoritative treatise on tha Island ihe loves. I knew she'd be unusual when I inquired the nam e of the Jeep driver who bounced me to the Starks. He said His name wa* Charles Usrthail. but his friends called him Juice. ^ Sweet Lime Juice said he sure* Jy liked Mrs. Stark, but some­ times he did wonder a little about her cooking. She la an authority on Island cookery, and I soon got Sweet Lime Juice's ides. She served ms small sandwiches of minced whelk on homemade rye bread. • Whatever Th# Whatever Th* Super-Cushions M. Beats'* the hill, and la probably the deggonedast hostelry, bsr none, ever to Insult a prospective guest. A drink In the Pink Hotel's bar costs U cents for locals, but aU they get for their money U liquor. Vislton like myself from far places must pay the tourist rate, posted on the bar. of TJ cents per drink. That sound uneonelonabl* whan tha beat rum here­ abouts costs only *S cents a bottle, but it that price comes conversa­ tion with MUlia In her war paint and pearls. Drinking this profitable hooch with the guests takea a good deal of her time; the trouble, according to Millie. It that after a few snorts, the customers get hungry and that'a when aha has to tell 'em off. She feeds nobody eicept on ILhour notice, end then they get her version of a Tortola stew, featuring sweet potatoes and meat, except when ahe's been down to the dock and brought home a fish. Only a couple of days ago. the said, IS gucsta made reservations for staw and Mver showed up. Miltle said the and Chriitopher will be up to their ears In stew through Thanksgiving. Thst brought up the fact that Tortola i* the only British Island In the world where all business Is done with American dollars. No British banker ever thought it Important to open shop In Road Town. The British Admiralty II Editorials — O Bookcase Bed — With Innerspring Mattress and Matching Box Spring • P Lv E B fH to*M li r a * 4 itttndty, Novem&ar 27, 1958 ■hr* i d Voaad saM y at a roek-bottoo priest Came la oow. Son* Mass priced avco F IN E Q U A LITY W O R K M A N SH IP EACH DRAWER DOVE TAILED AND DUST FROOFED ’1 6 9 ” ONLY r o u t O O U A t f DOW N POD POURI 10% DOW N D E L IV E R S GOOD, S I R V I C 1U f . Park A ft. AIm Living I m b Salle, Dinettes Fteritla R##M • < ^ c runU tor# AI Saggria LAYAWAY PLA N AVAILABLE P r im 119 & M a fiw U * FAMttt JT. �Thura. Nov. *7.1958—Pag* B ffi» O w fa ri frr* 8 -f Seminoles Top DeLand In HomecomingContesl ThJr W n M e0V!N? T0V . !cU ,nd hU **** ro ,rfJ *• 5 ? - * nf0rd 8 n°-M • rwr.Daodridf* all the lwmteomin* a success In t m,de right [*"> It *“ was'« Cecil by breaking > «-<J deadlock, at the way last night. He picked up two half and rolling over DeLand, of the Seminole tallies and piled ^1*1. up heller than half nf the yardage w In the first half, the Bulldogs for hie equad. He found the going dominated play. The only thine touch through the air. but ripped the Seminoles eould do « n knock through Uie Bulldog defense for j. fat food yardage. He scored in the miking dUtance. third period on a '.’3-yard roll-out The Seminoles closed out their play and tn the final period he « 5 ttJ*r , ****°n with a 7-2-1 tec- took the ball on a quarterback ord, Only the Crier)- Bowl again*! ineak ard went 89 yard* for a Apopka remain*. Coach Jim Pig- beautiful TD. Bowl 'Hopefuls' Seeking Big Wins Against Rivals By TIM MORIARTY l ulled Presa leternatioaal Pittsburgh, South Carolina, Mfi•inippl Southern and Cincinnati hoped to score impressive victor­ ies agaimt ancient rivala today and thereby remain "alive" In the rhate for bowl bertha. Pittsburgh, rontidrred a lead­ ing eandidata either for the Gator or Blue Grata Bowl, wai a fivepoint choice against Penn State in iheir 38th mrrling on the Panther'a heme ground*. South Carolina, another Gator Bowl hopefu', met Wake Fereti for the 30th time at Columbia, S C. The Gamecocki were fa­ vored by 8to point* to win their d............... rid g r nppcar« p u sh in„g ___ Alan _____ Sw ajm 'eienth game In to outing* thl* . .tn .!>p ............ tail leag M riu , wiaalag «S *f|l4 previou* maetiaga vita ta* Ag­ gie*. and war* aevea-point favor­ ite* for today'* r«a«w*l. An all-star taam firm* ta* Mid­ wait, lad by Mveral Big Taa cfeferanea player., battled a aquad of Eastern collegian* In firit Gem City Bowl gam* at Erie. Pa. Coach Prank Reagan of Villi not* directed th# Eaitam are and Ara ParMghlan of Northwaattrn ha*died th* MIdweit group. ta* Th» Seminole defense looked very ah.ky in th. firet half. Th, Bulidogt found little trouble roil­ ing deep Into Seminole territory. But when the chip* were down, they were iMt to meet the call. Ju it before Dandridge broke the game open with hi* ion* run, the Seminoles held the Bulldog* for four down* from the IS. SANFORD, Nov. » - M r . Dave Stanley and W alter Mid­ John Rich ef Sanford, Fla. dleton wet* (he big gun* on de- DANCE WITH ME?—Seminole *ml DeLand *n wia watching an aieiting TV fen** and the latter played hit players appear to be engaged in rock ’n roll out of this path. Player with No. -t showing thr Atlantic Coaat,**£on2 Conference. program whan the chair lie be*t game of the reason. Middle- dance a t this point in last night’s homccom* (Elntorc Underhill) made the atop, Mississippi Southern, the No. l ton recovered a Bulldog fumble ing gam* in Sanford. Actually, Cecil Dun(Photo hy Bergstrom) tram tn tha I F I small college which ha wai allUag suddenly in the first period that *et up the rating*, alao was shooting for a collapsed. fir»t TD by halfback Ray LundGator Bowl berth In its season Strangely enough, ha wai »«t quid, who tarried 18 yard*. closer against Chattanooga while too unhappy about tha aeci-* On th# opening play cf th e! Cincinnati played Miami of Ohio gamr, Dandridge ikirted down the with a possible Blue Grata Bowl dent. In fact K decided th*. lideline* for what looked to be a By DAVID M. MOFFITT been doan and out. Since 1933. Au la • Georgia Tech at Athens, Gi invitation hanging on the out- qutaUon of whether to re-cover Ity SHELBY SCATES the old rhair or buy a new ent. game wa* vetoed by the Pacific 75 yard TH but the official* ruled AT1-ANTA (UPD - Fourth burn ha* urea 47 games, lost only Mississippi . Mississippi Stale at romf that he stepped out of bound*. NEW ORLEANS (UPli-Clem Coa*t Conference. nine and tied three. Over that Hate Identical Record* In (hopping around with hia Oxford, Mi**.: Vandcrbllt-Tennciranked Auburn, unbeaten In 23 Then th* Seminole* had their b*d ion may wait at the threshold of The key to the hard pros ted fame span Alabama has been n t t and Penn Slat* squared off wife, he had aeen a wonderful,* sec at Nashville. Trnn ; and Flor for their lairtt renewal with idea a Sugar Bowl Invitation today Sugar Bowl telection committee'* lurk. Halfback Vernon Kirk item ­ games, and fast • climbing Ala­ 1934 8. that may or may not materialite dediion will be the outcome of ed to be reeling off a good run bama. seeking to rrgain it* grid­ Since mid 1934. the only blot on ida-Miam! at Jacksonville, Fla. Ural 33 1 records. They have met comfortable contour fhalr, with' depending on the outcome of a the Southern Method!*! • Texaa but the Bulldog line hit him hard, iron fortune at the hand* of Paul an otherw ise perfect record f o r vibrator, tn the correct atyla Tech (3 3 1) isn't a probable five mutual opponents thia season ha fumbled and they got the ball traditional game in Texas Satur­ Chriitian gamr In Dallat (Bear) Bryant, tingle in Birming­ Auburn was a 7-7 tie with Georgia bowl team but a win over unpre­ Roth beat Holy Crois and both and color, displayed at Math*' on the Seminole 3u. day. Southern Methodiat, although dictable Georgia (3-41 would mean lost to Nebraska and Syracuse. er a of Sanford large atoek *<* From here, the DeLand aquad ham Saturday In what shapes up Tech early this season, The field of possible opponent* already beaten four times this was not to be denied. With the But the folks at Alabama don't a successful season. Tech has (he Slate loat to Army, 80, while fine chair*—and th* prka wai a* one of the roughest game* of for unbeaten and untied Louisiana *e**on. will be the heavy favor­ ball on the teven, John Underhill like playing second fiddle to their edge in defense and apeed: . _ Georg. ____ the fanthcri battled the Cadets a low, low 83193. Elate In the Jan. 1 poll action ite for the bid if it win* over ripped off guard for the aeore. the season. cross state rival Thi« year Ihev la has thr power, passing and to a 14-14 tie. Tilt also enjoyed A quick phone call proved 4* better lurk against West Virginia, game wa* narrowed to two trami Southwest Conference c h a m p s The PAT try failed. Both Auburn (1-0-1) and Ala- brought in Bryant, a coach with kicking. —Southern Meihodiit and Clem- TCU. Mississippi (7-21 vouul get a Ga- beating the Mountaineers, IS I. Mr. Rich ha had mada tha right I.iindqulft fired a 33-yard pt«i bama (5-3-1) f e a t u r e defense an amarlng record lor reviving The results arr si tor Hus] hid with « win Saturday vhlle State settled for a 14 14 decision. Mather net only de­ ton — W e d n e s d a y with the Claude f.Monki Simon*, presi- to Gerald Jonr* to put the ball in which begrudge! every ja rd It football tea: ready evident a* Alabama ha* as Mississippi Mate (3 3| gels i h e standoff. announcement that Washington dent of the Mid-Winter Sport* A* Bulldog territory, but the Sem­ livered the new chair immedi­ yield*. This similarity of purpose aured Itself of it* first winning conference booby prise with a In othrr Eastern traditional*, State* hid for a post season tociatlon which sponsors the post­ season game, hat already ex- inole* were forred to kick and gives promise e( an outstanding season since 1933, including a IT S loss, ending up in the basement t’rnn mrt Cornell for Ihe 43ih ately, but hauled the eld prtticd a preference for the Ti­ Damlrtge put one out of bounds show for an expected turnout of win over Tech which tied Auburn for only thr second time in his- time while Brown squared eft broken dawn ebalr off aad al­ ger* — those from LSU and the on th* DeLand two, a 44-yardrr. However, Auburn i* a definite lory. Vanderbilt (5-1-3) it another against Colgalr in their 39th re­ lowed ■ liberal diacouirt for 1L The Seminole line forced DeLand 44.000. Ctemson breed. favorite. The Tigers have added Gator Bowl prospect and an ex- newal. Penn, shooting lor Its first Mather will be glad to da But hr qualtfie* hi* pcraunal to kirk and began to move again For many years the Alabama an offensive note to Iheir rlay of pcctcti wm over upanddown Ten winning season since 1933. was a but when they reached Bulldog Crlmaou Tide wai one of the late and two previously Injured ncssre |3 4i coupled with a Mis seven point favorite over the Big the asm* for you, or ballet-., potilior with the obiervation that he it only one man on the Sugar territory, they were halted one. greats of southeastern tootball; atar*. quarterback Lloyd Nix and llsslppl sictory would probably Tied. Drown, ied by quarterback •till, coma to SU M B. l i t St­ Auburn a poor relation. But tn the halfback Tommy Lorino, havr re pair these two at Jacksonville on Frank Finney, was a 14 point pick and at* tha Urge aelactlen ad Bowl a 17-man selection commit­ again. Dandndge kicked again and De- past six year* Auburn has been a turned to duty. The Auburn line Drc. 27. contour, club, awivel, platform tee. over the Red Raiders. The Washington State Cougar* Land began to move wtih power. powerhouse while Alabama has will have a 20 pound per man ad Trlreavl Texas Gamr Florida (33 It, alio a Gator and occasional chain now aa On the second down. Underhill were eliminated from contention Howl prospect, has a wide deferiThe holiday 's nationally tele display. Phorva FA 34*98. .. vantage. was hit by Stanley and Middleton from the bid Wednesday when Traditional Intra state rivalries He edge and fa favored to hand vised game, pitted Texas against recovered a fumbled on the 30 to Advert! aameuk tike the Auburn • Alabama game downtrodden Miami (t-7) another Texas AAM. The langhorna have In th* 1957 Kentucky Derby Pacific Coast Conference mem­ give the Seminole* their best op­ »* enjoyed remarkable auecras in dot the {southeastern Conference !>callng ^ p e n , played la hit backyard. »o ber* voted down WSC'i request portunity. Several play* later for a waiver which would have scene this weekend, the curtainto ipeaV, Gay Brewer J r , ahot Lundquist took the pltchnut from closer for 193* Other* are Georg•4 77—181 and then, red-fared and permitted the Cougars to accept Dandridge and skirted end for the an outside bowl bid. more determined than ever, went tR-yard tally. The point attempt home l» Lexington, Ky„ to prac­ firm ton tost three gamrs this failed and (hi* was the end of the icaion, which on the turfarc ap­ scoring at the first half. TALLAHASSEE (UN) - F lo r i­ tice. In hli next outing, the Kaniaa pear* more Impressive than the Late in the second period It da Siata's Bobby Brnn set throe SML' showing. But while Clemton City Open, the ZSyearold 1949 looked at though the Seminoles new career record* thl* fall at national Junior king lied for fourth bowed to South Carolina. SMU are about to strike again when the surprising Seminole* fini»h-<l GAINE vVll.I.E, FI*. (Ul‘l) plarr, winning HIM, hli top price got ita lump* from the like* of Harold Stnne broke up the mid­ one nf Iheir host football year* in The Florida Gator* celrliratcd Ohio State. Notre Dame and Rice. of the year. dle and rolled 44 yards tn the De- school history. tay the point land seven, where he was drag­ The talented senior letl halfback ‘thanksgiving with another light The following week, Brewer led Oddsmakcrs workout In preparation fur iheir spread between the Muttangi and t nation’* U. S. Open qualifier* ged down. The drive ended there. ended with 41 point* for th*three- big holiday weekend game with LSD would he let* than the ith a alnllng 133 for M bole*. Sanford kicked to open live se­ year scoring total of 99 points. He the University of Miami. Thne development* llluilratr spread between (he Ba>ou Tigers cond half and tha Bulldog* moved rolled up 413 yard* on thr ground After the morning practice »e* fwo poind about the drawling Bre­ and Clemton. In the Seminole eight wtih a first to run hia career rnhlng record *lon, Ihe tram ale a Iradliional wer: (A) He’e an excellent prac­ down. On *reond down Vernon to 1 433 yards. holiday dinner, meeting at the Kirk throw Underhill for a It And he averaged 31 yards or (ralnjnj tabje with coaches and ticed (B) lie's about a* erratic yard loss. This could have been •3 punt* over throe campaign* (.,|lrr |rJm ll(| ln a|, ** they rome on the PGA tour. the game saving play. The Bull­ for another career marker. Hot and cold performance! have Moritla <r.‘D ID sc a suit hatur dogs attempted a field goal but Florida Stale eloied out the (Uy againat Miami In Jacksonville, been characteristic of Brewer it wa* wide. aeason Saturday with a 21*7 h>’* liv in g here Friday for the garar atnee he Joinrd the circuit followMrn'i* liiilelrift nnd (uamatira by — Miami's poor won hi>i From here. It was Dandridge all to the University of florid* in ini a brief Hint at m u ta n t fLoam*lira, Parftrmaa and Cnfogw— by— * Kintt’o Men I.enthrrlr the way. lie began to find his the first of a senes between the terord, Una r It Bob Woodnit f p.'< pro at th* Cincinnati, 0., C C two arch rivals. wayaround tha ends and picked g a rly in '54 diets a gamr in which ‘ anything Old Spire Mat Factor H elena R u b a n sla h t OM S flc a up thro* first downs on five plays Altogether, the Seminole* won could happen " w During hi* two-week practice to move tn the DeLand 30. With seven games. Including upsets Thr Gators Wednesday went aeatlon after hi* flop at LouiivlUe, Mrnnrn’n Old Spire the hall advanced to the 71 by over Trnnessee and Miami, and through * light two - hour drill, cleft chinned Gay diicovered he D a M rt F le w a r Revlon Stnne. Dandridge took the option loit throe. It? DAN HANLEY JIL hadn't been lining up hi* left loncrntraling on offensive play* Yurdlcy’n and (Mhrra play and traveled tha distance. Renn, an honorable mcnt«n MILWAUKEE (UPD - Head aheuldrr and hip properly with the F rie n d a h ip G arden Coly hole a* lie putted. This, of count, football Coach Johnny Druse, Carter attempted to pass for the choirr for UPI All America, was a draft choice of the Cleveland whose Marquette teams have won point but it was blocked pulled hia stroke out of line. TOnACCO In pound cant The Bulldogs took the kick and Browns. He and senior quarter Brewer corrected thia flaw- and juat two game* in three year*, Eantharic Mat Factor £ p Q_ T a ilC S hat been playing much belter has resigned and a movement drove to a first down on the San­ hack Vlr Prlnrl of Waverly, NY T all pupuhr brands ' ® k JU T U l N adllV .3 aince. He wa* runnerup in the '57 was underway today to return ford 15, a great effort hy the line were 1938 eocaptalns. A ngaliau* E acapade Trinil completed 40 of 71 p***ri CORAL GABLES, Fla (L’P li— Erie. Ta., Open and mined lieim former Green Bay Packer Coach stopped the threat. Dandridge ran CIGARS. IWned for dpr firit place in the '37 Writ- Lille Blackbourn, who gave the the ball twice on sneaks and pick­ this season, giving him a career senior quarterback Ronnie Yar Tra Open by one ihot. In all, he univerllty ita last winning yeir ed up a littli running room. Oa pass complatlon record of 91 good I rough Is (Died In start for the ChrJatmaa giving . the third play from the II, he out of |79 threes. Unlvrrsilv of Miami NsUirday In 1833. won more than gsooo in '37. went 89 for the TD. Alan Swalm against Florid* in Jacksonville Prlnii and Junior quarlrrbatk Druse'* resignation was an­ COMBS, BRUSHES and SETS by Fellow touring pro* feel the an r i f ’KS hy Mfdlco, YfUo.nol* twer to Gay a sometime* rrratlc nounced Wednesday hy Marquette threw a key block that took out Joe Majors teamed up to srt a (oath Andy Guslafson announced two defenders. This w ai the turn single game Seminole team rrr Wednesday. play lift In hi* swing. one of the Athletic Director Larry Multini Jawalll*. Pro-Phy-Uc-Tie and Kaywoodit Yarbrough mi'sed the Houston mo»t unorthodox la big time tour­ and will become effeeiive Feb IS. Ing point of the came. It was a ord nf 30 p a n attempts against game due to tnjunrs. but was matter of only four minutes and l»», when his three-year contract Florida. Majora attempted ts for nament golf. an individual alngle-game record pronounced recovered "sufficient­ Th* S-H 3 d 170 pounder hat a with the school expires The Mar­ another hemeromlng victory. ELECTRIC SHAVERS by Remington, Kleking apeeialiit Johnny Shop ly ' to get Ihe starting call peculiar loop at the top of hi* quette athletic hoard was expect­ COSTUME JEWELRY Tackle Gary Grraves may also ed to act upon the resignation pard figured in a couple of rrr Sunbeam, Shirk and Norclro backtwlng. be ready lo go again, while quar­ ords. Jackson Is Named "Thia," Gay point* out, "i» be shortly. Th* Tallahaiiee senior kicked terback Fran Curd remains on MILWAUKEE. Wi*. <UH>tuie my ri|h t elbow goet out Drute, 44. said be was leaving LIGHTENS hy Knnaon and Zippn SHAVERS by Remington, fluibaam n the backtwlng. On the down Marquette tn the "best interests" Travis Jackson, former New York 19 of 31 pelnis-ilter touchdown to the doubtful list. The Hurricane* planned a light *wmg I tuck the elbow in rioter of the university and for the wel Giant shortstep. hat been named run his eareer record to 48 of 33 MULSHES and 5ETS by fare of hia family. He potted a to manage the Milwaukee Braves' lie kicked a field goal against workout tins morning, and will to my hip." Gay'a top ‘34 effort wa* a fifth 313-1 record at Marquette, the Ecu Claire, WI*., farm club In Georgia Tech this season, Jalrr hold Iheir final pie-game practice Mohawk and Topper placa Ue in the Miller High Life school's worst In a consecutive the Class C Northern League. He added goals against Tennessee Friday lieforr departing. A squad nf 39 players and Iniurrd Capl. Open, netting him 11700. He al*o thrae-year period. The two victor- replaces Gordon Maluberger, for- and Miami for a perfect three Joe I’level will make the Irlp. tied for eighth in the Philadelphia lea and lie came thia icaion after m rr Chiesgo While Box pilchtr. fer-thret. 19 straight loisei Marqnrf'e »HI Dally New* Open in '34 Gay. who tu n e d playing golf play ID final gam* of the year at eliht. ha* won virtually every Saturday night at Artiona Slate. "I )u*t reached the iMura.ion amateur tournament In Kentucky. won a caddie tournament at point.” Drute said. referring to wai competing in amateur the losses. "There'S no remorse. If Marquette ran find a better lournamcnta at 14, later won the Famous Brownie Cameras, Flash Equipment* Film* Kentucky Open a* atr’amaleur and man to da a heller Job, that'* Supplies and Complete Sets al*o copped thexWAJlhem ama­ fine for the school." Blackhnurn aerved as head foot­ teur title, Po»»e»»or of more than WATCHES by Timex, Westclock, and Ingram 70 trophte*. Gay wai runnerup ball roach at Marquette from 1930 to 1933 and had his best sea­ in the National Jayceet Tourna­ GAMES and PUZZLES . . . . TOASTERS. . . . son the last year with a 4-3-1 rec­ ment in ‘M. Thia ptrtonable bachelor left the ord. He quit Marquette to coach COFFEE MAKERS. . . STATIONERY . . . University of Kentucky after hli the Parkers, who fired him after ( ’ANDIES by Hollingsworth and Whitman's freshman year. On the tour, rn- the 1957 season. Illaekhourn re (torprising Gay reprr»enl* the turned to college coaching at Car COMPLETE BABY’S SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Killerich L Bradsby C o. Dunlop roll, of Waukesha. Wi*.. thia year CHRISTMAS WRAPPING AND GREETING Tir* 1 Rubber Co. the Golf and built a green team into a Frida Grip Co. of Akron. O . and title contender in the College Con­ alto itll* Jerry Darber golf glove* ference of Illinois, finishing in a second place tie. to fellow touring pro*. Bow l H opes To Get M u sta n g s Collapses In Chair Falla To Recover *: Auburn-Alabama Tussle Will Be Rough 1 rewer 'Arrived' With Good Round In 'Derby' Open Renn Establishes 3 Career Records Gator Squad Holds Morning Workout .By The Clock O n The Corner f Marquette's Druze Quits; Blackburn Sought As Coach FOR H E R - FOR H IM — Yarbrough Slated f GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY- WAIT « HEAT LAMPS FOUNTAIN PENS CARDS sssa « j3 i WORTH Of r e FAJKT IN 1t$71 JMV COME IN FOB YOUR Did yoa f t YOURS? "Mine ta th* only company on aarth that ha* ever given away *o much fine paint "Yes. 1 actually alimioat# II huge profits or aoiti. m drastically radvie* thom-atd pus all the** sav fog* on to vwu In extra fra* paint—a free gallon, or a fro* quart with every on* you buy! The Mary Carter Paint Factor!**, world’s largest operation of Ha kind- 4-M gal- » » ' 201 W. U l Itw rt on Ihe A.V1KIUCAN FI.YER Ueclrlc Train ME ■MARY CARTIR PAINTS )PPO SITE SANFORD R IA R L D FA 2-1441 ANDED an d HOSTESS SERVING WAGON complete with Carafe and Caaaarol* Y O U tf STC15-SW1 FA 2-0S92 r n i N U i r 7 £ A t4 */u '« 'I Roumillat & Andersonrow. yik �n tM Vfr •aitfarh JrralB Alaskan Can Keep Tabs, Easily, On His Officials JUNEAU, Alatka -tU P I i — When It eom ti to keeping lab* on *Late officer*, Alaikam will have an eaiy time of It. Ataaka'l unique ronilitutioo, which will take effect when Ihe territory become* • ttate early neat year, provide! for only two and vice preaident are In national election!. Virtually the entire rerpopiibllb ty for adminiitration of tha stale circled eieculivea, the governor and the aecretary of atate, who will bo tied together on the ballot the way candidate* for president government will reil with the gov­ ernor, who will appolt t all depart­ ment hrada and <ommli*ions. Thomaa R. Stuart, Juneau attor- Lake Mary Plans Community Tree COMING TO SANFORD — The famous piano tram of Nrlson nm! Nett! will bo aeon in Sanford March 20, as pnrt of tha Winter Music Festival, sj>onsorcd by the Mutual Concert Association. Mcmlx-rship tickets arc now on sale, -Marry Neal has just published his first l>ook, r Wnve As You Pass.” Heart Monitor Possible, Research Officials Think now On* more game and you No! Don't hTt fiat golf bill!" could have a heart attack." "Better *et off the tenni* court It the day coming when a man playing on a golf ,-oune or tenrr nil court will be advised, by re­ mote control, to rate up Immedi­ ately or run the ri*k of a coro­ nary? "Perbapi one day In thr nottoodiMant future." aaya Horace D. Gilbert. prcaldent of Minia­ OVIEDO—Methodist Clrclea-M ture Treciilon Heating*, IncBy MARIAN K. JONF.H "there will be mcdlral monitoring Hie reviled December irhrdule aervicei which, for a monthly fee. for meeting* of the First Mcthud- will llltcn In on a man'* heart l i t church circle* h li been an- beat conitantly—ard warn him of Bounced. impending danger." The Mary Mirtha Circle will Such monitoring, Gilbert bemeet Monday at a p. m. for their llevei, could be accomplished Chrlitmaa party I t Fellowship Ihmugh ilny eJectronle devirri at­ lu ll. Iloitenaa /or the occasion tached tu strategic p«rt. of the will be Mr.. E. M. Olllff, Mra. body. X. F. Mitcham. Mn. II. F. Wheel"Dramatic raamplci of how (hia • r and Mra. Frank Talbott, la pna.ible have been demunilratMember* will exchango gift*. cd in the varioui eapenmenti. with A rovered dlah .upper, Tuesday 1artificial MtellUe*” and’"reikelaw "• • t 7 p. m. at Fellowahip hall la .aid Gilbert. rX. •tanned ilanncd by the Bethany circle. circle, : Wr naw . . Mtra. r a - Ben R e n fG. i. W a ln rt.h l w ill k . . 5 M .W f * n k c f P , r a c k U»f Walnrlght will bee ___. welfare of an animal aa amall aa ho hoate.a and a gift exrhange will a motile In Ilie no»e rone of a be held. "Week Of Prayer MeetingsPlanned ■n,. ch .p p .i * 'u'U * * .» i ! T 3 J f The Lutkr Mary Community Chri.tma* it an established tra­ dition. Gail year, 325 children un­ der 2 were gtvrn toy* and candy u n d e r the gaily decorated tranche*. In 1924, Johnnie Evans, hfothrr of Frank Kv*n«, atartrd the ceremony. It one of hi* pet project.; a* a committee of one hr aolicitrd fund, for Ihe gift*, randy and fruit that Santa Clau* gave to rvrryone, rhtldrrn and adult* alike Until 192*1, when the Chamber of Commerre building *v*i erected, the r*rty waa held In the Presbyterian Church. At that time there were Ihe only two organlaatlona In l.akr Mary. In IWU, Iho l.ake Mary Chamtier of Commerce sponsored the tree, with Johnnie .till a* chair­ man. Orange Juice w a. made and •erved by the rommittee to thr growing population of little Lake Mary. Johnnie Kvana i. dead now, kilt­ ed in an automntdle accident in 1P49, but hi* .plrlt live* on In the ever-ineirating group of children who gather around the tree to rereceive gift* from Sanla. During the paat few year*, two delegate, from each church and organlxation. terve on the Chriitm*a Tree committee. Included arc Ihe t'retbylerlnn Church, the RaptHt Church, thr Church of the Natntene, the PTA, the Home Demon*trati»n Club, the Volun­ teer Fire Department and the Chn ruber of Commerce. ney who waa lecrclary of the 15day convention which produced the ronititutlon, aaya tk« delegate* wanted a alrong governor and believed “ a responsible executive ahnuld be matter in hi* own houae." Rut Alatkana fear thi* letup, rather than make the governor “ maater in hi* own houae." will make him the tool of special in* terrati. Defender* of Ihe constitution, on the other hand, point out that Alatka la a amall state In term* of population and a good governor ihould be Intimate with everything that’* going on. A* for special Interests. Alaikam will have an opportunity to change governor, every four year* ard no governor may aerve more than two term*. In giving Ihe governor the power to appoint all Ihe offici.ta who wilt run the government, the eonriitu* tlon drafter* limited the number of m ajor department* to 10. Thi* offer* the firal governor and legi­ slator a fine opportunity to do a real atreamlining job on the ter ritory’a pre»enl hodge podge of 32 department! and 33 board* and eommU.ion*. The check, and balance* on the governor, will come from the !*■ giilature of 10 icnator* and «'» reprcientalive* and from the Judi­ cial ayilem. Rut the governor will hive a lot to do with the judiciary, lw<. because the conitltution make* him reaponaible for appointing •uperinr and aupreme court tudge*. These appointment* wilt he made from a lilt rnbmttted by a council made up of member* ef the Mate bar a»»ociation and laymrn appointed by the governor. Another gubernatorial power lie* In the ayitrm for reapportioning the new itatc'i Ugtilative election diilrict* a . the population grow* or ahifti. Each 10 year*, the gover­ nor m ull provide for reapportionment on the advice of a board repreirnUng the itate'a four major di.tricti. The legiilature ha* no lay on rcappnrtionment, but change* in election diitrietl ef­ fected by the governor arc sub­ ject to review In the court*. CALL HERTZ FA2-7723 i HERTZ r Evening** FA 2-7300 A recent aurvey allowed that only 53 per cent of all llie Ameri­ can pupil* who ranked In Ihe up­ per fifth of their high «choo) rlaite* went on to college. WgTMf .1 t .*/ Vic Rnhello, Agt. 601 E. 1st ” 7, h ir« * c^mblniUon lbriitm*» par -1 »,rrathiry* a *. ? 31 ty and cLered d i * . upper a tjth . V ‘ ^ 10 aamr prioriHAY “THANK YOU” TO home of Mr*. It. W. Entc*. Mon pip*, which will bp refined in the alay, Dec. 1R. Mrf. 1-rr Gary. Mr*. YOUR HOLIDAY HOSTESS X. C. Miter and Mi*. Either fulure, can be applied to Ihe man on |he tenni* court with tuiWITH ANY ONE OF OUR Bclricl will be co-hottriaes. Donation* for the I’artln Fund ported or known heart trouble." OK > (b l\ LOVELY SHRUBS SI and contribution* to a needy fam ­ Thr tiny electronic device* would /^ P L A N T S . ily will be cnllrelrd at thi* meet- transmit danger *ign*l* in « ren log, A .mall gift rtchangc aUu Iral recording station Warning* then could he flaihrd back to the will be held. individual, no matter where he Student* Home w*», Florida Southern iludent. ex­ Gilbert'* (lint manufacture* ball pected home fur the holiday* ate which I* Donn Ulrey Jr., Jnr-I.en flattie, 1>e*ring». the am allnt Danny Relate! and Hcbckah Tuliv, only a tittle larger titan the period Nancy Myirr, an Intrrnlng teach­ at the end of thi* aenlcnce. Miriiaturiiaiion already ha* pro er at Winter I’ark i* tending at her home here, commuting to her duerd a translator Ihe .lie of a cufflink, a microphone the tir. echool. University of Florida aludenta * Brain of rice amt even the It include Ferdinand and I.uther j L e?1 pU‘ * FA 2-088* g r a p e v il l e a v e Duda, Elena Tbhy and Ann I>c 1 r h r ,he flr,t E lP,or" »»'fl Kh»n>. " ,r From Stetson University, Minx Ann rierann, wilt spend the holi­ day* with her father, Fred Piertan. Andy Duda III, attending Or­ lando Junior rnllege, will spend Ihe weekend at home. Gaiden ( tub Trip Member* of the Oviedo Garden club were given Inatrurtinn for decorating the Florida Palm tree for rhri.trna* by the etaff of "The Garden Ram " in Euitl*. Tur.day, DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER TO YOU! A rovcm l di*h luncheon wa» nerved there and the burinr** meeting held with Mr*. C. R Clout*, presiding. • Member, amt gueits making the trip were Mr*. A. A. Myera, Mr». I.ynn Mosier, Mr*. I; (Toni*. Mr*. Spark* l^e t louti, Mu. Roy W lu eliarg er. Mr*. It. C, Parker, Hnndrrda of P altcrnn !o Chnoae Front! Vre. At Dawaon. Mr*. George Meant, Mra. Mae Kin,. Mra. R F. Wheeler, Mr*. John Evan*. Mra. SOLD IN BUNDLES ------ of varlou. d m . length* er by W. II. Martin, Mra. It. F. Wheeler O ' D U I wL /L C J the yard for Interior decoration* Jr.< Mr*. E. V. Hart, Mrf. Jack Bryant, Mr*. R. W. Kite*, Mr*, t. V. Karri* and Mr*. Alex la-lnbart. Mr*. James IVUson, co-lioaUts for the day, wai unable to attend because of illnrai. .1:30 P. M. Skating Parly until The Junior Dcpartmrnt of the 9:30 P. M. Training Union of tha P in t Bap8:00 A. M. tiat church formed a akatlng party unlit *t the ro!l*eum In Orlando, last 12 NOON 'Friday night. , Mr. and Mra. Joe I. Beasley, W. A. Ward Jr., and Rev. Jack T. Bryant chaperoned the group. Make Your Own D resses Sports Wear, Following the killing, the nine youngster* and their leaders reChristmas Gifts £ Decorations! ■fumed to the rhurch where re;fr«*hmtate ef vanilla lee cream and cherry pie were at need. Firal Com#, P in t Sen ad! Pmowale Don’t Miaa Thla Opportunity! Mra. L. V. Hart hM returned from Atlanta. Oa , w hen aha vtaJted her B*ranta, Mr. and Mra. E. T . Bailey Sr. and other nlallvea 'and friend*. Poach and M n. Paul Mlkler end 202 ELM AVE. family a n (pending Thankigtvlng SANFORD In Jackamtville wtlh her mother, n G G. BaDccon . Grapeville Nursery GIGANTIC SALE IMPORTED b D O M E S T IC Silk& ! A T A FR A C T IO N AH, PE9CECT/' OH, JUST TMCUOHT J*0 S W9AME A FE W C ’ Tw' m CE P ’C T U B B S T H ’ C M L D S E M / CPEWFOR MB/, s Hl i fI l®l i 1! FABRIC S C*AI fottoju!(xJooianA! OF A C T U A L C O ST ! SALE DAYS: FRI. DEC. 5 ( i r s in mv s h c e / ip t% C .H A -,e A J u A U C C U , I c «*j P h o n e D A D i M i SAT. DEC. 6 BROOKFIELD & . f■ / 4w 3PT * • MILLS 21 EASED/ c le a n e d T ^z KNCV. B ur ir tcp* TO to / v ;-; : HAVfi SO BOTTCVt [ A*£N UV N 3 b ONE VB»TB*aAV / v\s ju & r �Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads *-FO R RENT 4—__Wanted To Real Jn r Oanlorli S rralB Thura. .Not. 2T. 1 9 > 8 -P a c r 7 13-RU M EMATE FOR SALE room furnl.hcd apartment Nur»e need* *mall Iurm»hed apart ment, call FA 2 2320. Cloie In. 140 00 monthly. Ill IA P F -A -D A Y 0 -I.O B T AND FOUND E tit Itn Street. Phone FA 2 4243 1 - HEAL ESTATE rt)H 1 4 1 1 er FA 337*. J—FOR RENT I'nutual opportunity to buy a t-A—Room a b o a r d home in one of Sanford'* mnit Lt Cmdr. Cleveland*' rice 7 room unfurnished bouse, electric kit­ distinguished section*. An ex­ A—REACH RENTALS chen. tile bath A shower. Lock cellent nrt(hl«<rhood of attrac­ 4—WANTED TO REM Arbor. See Mr* Pippin* aero** tive homes This one i« loaded i with extra*, both time A money driveway. Call FA 2 1677. • —REAL ESTATE FOR SALE saving and on an extra large B—FARMS • ACREAGE . Thli I* a free p a n to the Rita beautiful lot. Come see our 1 Theatre (or Wendy Johnson GROVES bedroom, 2 bath home priced Eip date Dec. 4. '3$. In sell. 2ol2 Grand*lew A te. 7-REA L ESTATE WANTED M —MISCELLANEOUS Commrrrial «pacc 40 a 40 ft. 2331 Lakefront 2 bedroom * ame home. S. Park. Phone FA 2-4*1. Practically Hni.hed on tn.ule. V .FLO W ER 3 • FLANTS Reautllul lot right on lake. Short SHRUBS New furnished apartment. harddistance from Del.and $2,700 I t—OFFICE EQUIPMENT wood floor*, tile bath. Adult*. c«ih price. Can I* financed Call Apply 2419 Orlando Dr. 11— AUTOMOBILES . Crumpton Builders In Orlando. TRAILERS GA 2 CIA* SALE OR RENT: 1 Bedroom 34 ft 12—BOATS A MOTORS New Moon Trailer, air condition­ Mayfair section a >parlou* 3 bed ed Adults. I'll LA 2 7064. IS—FARM SLPPLIES A room home FA 2 lc*>$. MACHINERY 2 Bedroom home, kitchen equip­ Like front homr for salr or rtnt 14PETS • LIVESTOCK • ped. furnished. Adults. FA 2 5444 MAJOR BROWN REALTY 4 s u p p l ie d -: j r * Re.Ror Large furnished 3 bedroom up 15— ARTICLES WANTED LAKE MARY stair* apartment in town. $43 I t —PLACES TO EAT Ph FA 2 3237 or FA 2 1>M a month. Cal' FA 2 3071. 17—DEALT! PARLORS SAURII it i:— New 2 bedroom house furnished "Cood morninp. air. I have just t'rovf.l this aland I t —FEMALE HELP WANTED Immacuiale 3 iM-droom block home Dec. 1. FA 2 2377 clock will w ake y o u u p . . . and it ad la to r . , on comer lot. Only 2‘t >esr* I t —MALE HELP WANTED 3 Room garage apartment, >M old h» \n g the eppesrsnee of » 21—MALE OR FEMALE W 14 8t. Ph. FA 2 3147. "hrsnd new" home — and — SI—WORK W ANTED you msv take advantage of the 3—RE M. ESTATE FOR SALE .4—111 \L E S T \TE FOR SALE New 2 bedroom house furnnhed 33—BUSINESS owners loss — tf, you act quick­ REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Dec. 1. FA 2 2377. OPPORTL’NITIES ly Ye* — the kitchen is equip 2541 Trench Av» ped. ph.* ceramic tile bath and g tS —SPECIAI SERVICES J. \Y. HALL glass tub enclosure, spare hell­ .4 —PIANO SERVICES Realtor er. vercitlan blinds, air rondi 24-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS ‘ Call Hall" Phere »A 2 3641 tinned and trrairo floors All f"r l% tiil cut n r n» 1 iil n il m v 23—ELECTRICAL j i t»M., u M iM u r. c o .i , \ n . $12,400 fo — Very low down pay­ • M fr. o r ii.ottiK ii CONTRACTORS ment. Monthly payment $63 oo. in ni., K*Ui# rf HENRIETTA WIL­ 23A—BUILDING, BLPAIRS, LI IMA. |»#f e»ic1 \ o i i i i o r i n i m . n t i i ion 21-B BUILDING SUPPLIES JV. y<w«Aj A.«.«(ly Cn-yvs-y to n r i N i t n u iH u u s L o r n * Kl I U R 2 I-N 0 T K E • PERSONALS ! 16 N. I a r. A r. Pb. F.\ 3-4123 Commercial modern hyiimng tdral n o tic e i* iic n t it is iv u x 24—ARTICLES FOR SALE l i l t th# tirtt«rtlfn»4 fit* 1 i*• IncJlicr. 3 units with income of mi si return* •• r!if. ulir of * • HUSA L ~ p X\TON $36<i per month Must be seen !.*•• W ill m i t t T f a t A n i t n i <*f t l l . N 2 t—FURNITURE A rtll.TT A I W ! I . L ! . \ MA d i r s s s M i Registered Ileal Estate Broker In appreciate. $30,000. Terms A HOUSEHOLD 'is* lu ll * J I I M i l l i o n f »r •Itoir.' utlan a t ! f l n o I at* h m x g * Ph FA 2-1301 —17-92 at Miawatha For the lin t Rust in Real r.state sp .I (hat i*n .NbiiniLr !» IS* ll t-F O R RENT s u : C U I.I.E N & IIARKEY « tl| A M l ) t o fi ll '• b l « 1\ 11 htenstrom Realty • '» J u t * * of IV. A. Cagle. Jr. b'altiman for i p * WELAKA APARTMENTS: roam J>#rtiino|t count). HERBERt STENSTROM 110 S' Par. Av*. Ph F * 2 2391 of tain fm«l r#tir»* «"<t private hatha. 114 W. First I t r>rr>*il REALTOR f*T an nr.tsr «.f d i s t r i b u t i o n a r 1 f# r f'*.«l J i a c h a r n o a t !.*•« u t o r o t s a i l DON HOWE L. J. R1S.NER Furnished apsrtmcnt, 2011* \V. lit. \ \ III OWNER WANTS A ssodtlet T in : A TL A N TIC N lT IO X A L iiank o r ja «*k *o .n v i u .r III H. Park — Ph. FA 2.2120 Large 3 bedroom unfurnished up %• t * »a c u tn r nf i h r f «a»t W i l l OFFER stairs apartment. Ph. FA 2 423* A’-f Tc*fan<rn« *f |ir.\f!1ET* Five acre tile farm. Large 3 bed Cuilom built 3 bedroom. 2 full *• \ ' UII.I.MMh I »#, «je««|. Home.* Ucflyncil For nr « r n an* n room house, large barn Easy tiled baths, built on large lot Is Tru s t O fflrs r Kloriiln !.i\ injr. terms oseph It Levy. Phone in beautiful Mayfair settion a A. -I Detlrouini— 1 A - U atlts l a (Mr 1 a a r t m i l b * I h n r | f J a 4 a r . FA 2 1223. This home features terrain B r ee a l «« | r ( b « R I | , I ' l s r l d B , l a r see* floor*, large screened porch Mir. l a art f s i a t r a f VA • FHA Natural wood cabinets In large HAINES CITY lU P li- Polite n i r i i A r . n j b l .n d t kitchen equipped with electric FHA In Service sought in unidentified moonshiner T a M l l r H I I S M s a l T r r a af»*rs*e».| aa M at. r m e a"d refrigerator. Owner's today who was last seen sprinting I » a « l • I h*• a r l l r i N a a l s t f i l a i l Conventional equity *4300 00. Any offer will at#i through a rltrui grove after his •■ 1Y4o u I saln«f h r f m u ar# h a rr. be girtn consideration car broke down near a rarhr of t*s iio tlfi* 4 a t . I r t u i t r ai | i *» |sr#. Finnnc’infr s** claiitia ju t il*niai<t« some $.1 wortly of "white »*fMp i|| j anv b i n . n r e i t h e r r f %nu P ' « v SI MIN. H E 111 M IV n iw s p r p ir h * ' * u i i p " th# n i a t r n f f l i t ' l l • lightning." Down Payments INI Park Ave. IA 2 3332 ftU J III M » t o#x aasad ta la r f Highway Patrolman J. E. Guth­ A•aid i > u n t ) . to tha I ' o t i n l v J u d a s Low As S100 rie slopped to help a stalled ear e*f H fm i n o la «*4 t iH t r. I t >rM* a n h . < a l r t t | a r M" , m l i . fr<-n« tha early Tuesday, but found the driv­ lliti m aa l fofh t tha TO P V A L U E ' l i r a ! i*uMI< s i !**»» of t M « Immctlintc Occ.tpuncy e r missing. Rut nearby in a orange n o l l r a l a t h statin r r d ma t I si -11 Enjoy suburban living In this inn ha In a r l t t a a . a n d s t a l l s la t # it.# Wc (tuuru iter I’ensotim ip o tc hr found 2t0 gallons of Dlasa r f rs*l<f#n»» a n t «•■••( c f f l r # dnn three twdrnom home «ituai Snti.vfmtion or Your a >J4 r *s• r f tha . t a* m ai it . a r i l shall moonthlne. rd on 3 ACItl'S of liird land ha swartt |o h* tha r i s i m n • t it Money Clircrfully When the driver of the car re­ aa an t. r r a#tr»**ab. a »*4 an* sus h within 3 mites of downtown San r l a l m #r d « m a n 4 n a l a » f t l a i ahall turned in a taw truck, he saw Htfumlctl. ford. ha %ol»t the trooper and Red into the Price— $A / Terms Mll<!r*'t H M-inrlt T h a K i t at A a t l o i a l H a n k o f oranga trees. O rlaiuii H ) . J r a R#a|| K If t o n We liave on unusually choice <>f As Nanior T r u » * n f f i . a r Dotens of wild ponies tre driven two and three t>edri>om luvmr l ' s a « t i t r r » r f tha I'.atata r f from a nearby island and sold at IvalUhle with down payments fs li har d J H u n 4 > 4 a«ag*aJ urna* M ' l M i a l l A M a n il a * an annual auction each gummar S rland'* riorlda si low as *300 Come in In sec a*. Chicoteague, Va. A t t a r r # * s f o r t a#r<gt#*rs in about your houiing nerd. ... wr may help you be settled tie L o r. Ilw v. 17.92 Ik 2 7 th HI. fere Christmas CLASSIFIED INDEX 3 SUNLAND Estates Legal Notice Investment Opportunity & South PINECREST 3rd Addition. Low Gets Whisky, •Moonshiner Runs u f YOUR €* W /^ PACKS f t 11-WORK WANTED 3 - ELECTRICAL SERVICE House work A rooking wanted. »: House Wiring — Cleetrie Service IVULMER'S A G EN C Y Casllebrewtr Ct. Bernice liar Sid Vthlen V V Farmer, Realtor CIS. FA 2 7423. ____ RANDALL LLECTRtC CU. Is. II. Whitmore, Aasec. MJ Magnolia______ FA l-OMI U$ S French Ave. Ph. FA 33221 IronlngTtOc A 13c. FA 2 7211. After hours FA 2 2411 or rA 2 4111 Painting: interior k exterior. RafTHTusissrs. t»PP >ri .allies paiia or additions Specialising S-FLOWI R*. PLANTS in Mary Carter Paint Products. IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTORSHIP FA 2 3413 WOODRUFF'S OPEN. Not vending mschlnes Farm A Garden Center New merchandising system that can be bandied right from the :T V - * i i L b l W . " 8 E f j | * i ANNUALS Ml Celery Ave. heme to start, as all mcrctian P A IN T IN G _________________ disc is wholesaled by you tu Cabbage plants lor sale, ready to the retailer. May be operated by For Paintlog call Mr 1 sskar Pb. FA 2-6459 or PA 2-<‘-O07. set nnu. Call FA 2-3S40. II. ti man or woman All accounts I Itrhrens. Lake Monroe. established by company. Mint ( FLOOR ssodtflg »rd finishing mum investment $2.2co on a Cleaning, w a x i n g Serving I'Ui 11 H IT.ANTS Ids. FA 2-i$r: written money-bark guarantee. Semi.-.ole Couniy since 1923. or FA 2-0270. S A N F O R D This ran easily be expanded the II M. Glcaiea, Lake Miry FLOWER lilinr. We telegraph first year In your area to a I.M m ilA I, IIKCOHATORS blllAWHERRY PLANTS $13,000 to $23,000 Income rer pamlln- »ed psperln; Florid* ( 90 t yesr. Write today for consider* I.KAPEVILIE NURSERY lion of pcr«on*l Interview giving I A 2 3714 or I \ 2-7910 a firr six. Graprvllla Ave. FA 2 *U4 name, address, »ge. phone num­ ber and resume of past expert It-NOTItES-PERAONALS FISHERS NURSERY ence. Write to Hathaway a. 613 s c o r r s pa lm m a n o u Magnolia A Onora FA 2 4413 Haywood Road. Writ Asheville. Home lor the aged ' Omanienlal Shrubs . Tree* • Pest N. C. 2630 Oilandn Dr. Sanford ______ riione FA g-7214. Marion Market C A B B A G E d a I,~ s b tTv i c r i " PLANTS for sale Fred Thurs­ I/»»e weight safely vsith newly WELL DRILLING ton. FA 2 3990. Released Dev-ADiet Tablets Fa'rbank* Murse Pump* Only Me a I your Drug store. Uei’nlr* t» all nutes 11—kl'TOMOBH.EH—TRAH.I.H* HOWARD C. LONG Mrs. Drawn Miller's home mada Reminolf I nhnlttery A Hod* Shop 207 E Commerrlsl Ave fruit rakes at Winn Dixie, E. 1 Formerly Hon s Cover Shop I'huns FA 2-2433 First St. Now Located at — PAINTING 104 W 2nd ?l F> t«7S8S • For those who care." rraionablt 2 t- A w r ir m for s a l e '3t Ford I IU0 pickup fine condi­ Reference* given. FA 2 1292 tion. Trim*. F. A. Scott, f \o Cotton t Wool Yarn*. Notions, PUMPS - SPRINKLER lull—D f . DrRary. Fla Threadi. Tape*. SYSTEMS ROLLINS IIORBT SHOP It win pvv VOL' to see us before Alt types and sires. Installed At Tho Sign Of Tho Totom Pols you buy. Open Evenings and ••Do It Yoursrll" 2417 S. French Avo. Kunday •. ME REPAIR AND SERVICE E a st sih f . i h a i i . e r s a l e s S T I N E IVMYERMR! SPECIAI.1*! I'alatka, Fla. Alligator big* A shoes, ?nq in Machine and Surply Co. 201 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA 2 6432 v»vo-jj from. Christmas gifts m $373 "ASH fruila. iclllei persn* and can ani $773 equity, hank flnan.-e<l Tetovlsion Tubes Trstrl Fret. did. We ship s A H Green 31 Old* <un\eitlble. RAH. l’S A ROLLINS IIOBRY SHOP Stamp. STUCKEY'S, 17 . M, PB. WU lues. FA 2 3973, 433 At The Sign Of The Totem Pole. South uf Sanford. Scott Ave 3617 S. French Ave. Two Inn GMt truck moving \an. OAROAINI IN USED HEATER.** Furniture Mnvtnr A bioiage bee 'I at Plullipv "64" across -Most Any Make C. E. P H aU P h . Agent river. C n Davis FURNITURE CENTER WASHBURN VAN LINES TA 1-IPH __ H4 M. 1st fil. FA 2-3161 tOM — 46 fl Champion tiouie 1100 French Ave. trailer, like new, slrrpt 7 Full FACTO RY ~TO YOU ** Auto Repairs A P.oad Fetvlce site hath. Will finance Phone ALUMLNUM HALL'S GARAGF. FA : .tun \ ENL HAN BUNDS 102 Celerv Ave. FA 2-2»«7 FA 2.2020 Enclosed hcsd. Sag proof bottom 1934 Va nolia trailer. 26 fl plus Nile* A Su..da> s rati vsith plastic ends. Plastic 11 ft labana. completely turn Quick Laundromat Service or rayon (apes. Cotton or nyioa Isheil. >I M> Phone FA 2 3973 cords. Shirts Finished In 44 Hour* Sanitore Dry Cleaning For sale, tudnr 1934 Nash sedan, Senknrik (.Mm and Taint Co. E. 23th Ml. Foodmsrt Bldg gosxl condition, call PA 2 26JI SUUTIISIDE LAUNDROMAT 112-114 W 2nd St. Pb. FA 3-4622 ts—m»Tfs'TiuTw'i»*ron* Your F.vlnrudc Dealer ItnllbON SPORTING GOODS Sol d * ll. 1st Phnre FA 2-39.il ROl.l-AW'AY, Hospital and Baby Oranges (Egg « bu.het. R. W. Lord, S. Sanford Ave. FA 2 3210. Reds. Day. Week or Month— Tel. FA 2-31(1, Furniture Center Uadier precis,*n roller sl ates. 116 Writ First SL 7 PA 2 3.U4. 3u' Luxury twin screw yarht. Fly AUTO GLASS 33 KK Harley Davidson motet I'tsilgr. Ev>rplianally well equip ryilc. HOI Myrtle Ave. ped A In beautiful condition. Or­ INSTALLED mond Marma. Ormond Bch W indnhirld Hack fllnn* spinet piano like neve, coil MSS i'll 7 6232. Hour (flawle n t (ila x will sell $330. Term*, tuned, de­ livered. Phone FA 21917. W EATHERSHIEUI S K im c i; t u bun Hast lops A Accessories Srnknrik (ilu-w and I’.iinl Co. F n i.i: ESTIMATES PA 2 7137 IIM II W. 2nd 51. Pk. I A 2-1622 ! * lx>)* English bike. rA 2-7704. 21" GE TV, A 1 Condition $7993 II— Pels-l-lve.lncl Suppll** ~ ~ h'pa.e Heaters — Floor Furnarrs 21" Dumont Console TV $133.01) ( Iran and Servlet. St 30. Outside SPECIAL: II" CE Portable TV 2 Duroe pigs for sole nr trade Unk Installalion. FA 2 4763 Deluxe Modrl . . . |U9.0O l»r yearluu' ralf Roy Wall $3.00 Down Delivers Phone PA 3 1367. HEATING GOODYEAR 5F.B! ICE STOHEX II. II. I'OPfc CO. III So. Park Asr. FA 3 3421 IWABTICLES w a n t e d 3i4 9. Tark ---- FA 2 4211 Phone PA 2-1501 w. II. "Hill" STE.MPKK Agency Cash (er furniture or suiplus, ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ PIONEER IIA(t CO. Suptr Trading Putt, Sanford- ments. involcei. hind bill., and Office and warehouse state Farm* Itratm r 4k Insuiir Rlltll.il I A. Mil LIAMS. Realtor \Sioc. Laura D. 0 :'e r, II I I —I(eg er a Market. Citrus and cabbage Orlando Hwy. FA 2 0677. programs. e tc . Progressive Ravmnnd l.undqalst. Aaaoe. Ariel! Price. Everett Harper Printing Co Phone FA 2 2931 — bags. Phone FA 2 7190. (or FA 2 3931 Atlantic Rank Bldg service. I'hnr.e FA 2-4991 112 N Park 17-BEAUTY P\BIA)B5 :m West I3th St. Modern, Air t ond Soft Water Cabinet work, furniture repair Largr sofa, converts tn double COUNTRY CLUB IIA Y M O M ) M. II.M.i, IIABBIK1T*8 nEAt n nook lied, excellent condition. IIOQ F A 2 7313. Rl. VLIOA A INMR'iR • ll«k \ \ c 2 3712 Mahogany Duncan Thy fe dining MANOR IblrJ M A Park Avenue, hoath table with extension. STS. Other HA-H.uH»mr;M mn.nsfl IS-1 I MALE HELP WANTED Y all Call Ball items Call FA 2 1646 after « 2 Bedroom* Phone FA 2 3611 p. m. POWERI f ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Look For It In EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE Gifts for Her HOOVER Vacuum Cleaners Golden Anniversary Sato! Reg. $97.M - NOW |!9 $3 GARRETTS § First St. at Sanford Ave. Home Gifts Stereophonic A Hi-Fi RECORDS A PHONOGRAPHS WJNN TA' $11 E. lft. St. FA 2 2931 Wa Service Record Players Gifts for Him SANFORD FURNITURE CO 300 East First St. Smoking Blands — Eaiy Chain Tshlo Radio* — Hairoeks Daika Do Your Christinas Buying On Our Ea*v Payment Or Lay-A-Way Plan FURNITURE CENTER 116 W. First St. b l a c k A DEt kf. r Nationally AdvtiUscd Saw a — Drill* — Sanders AValchea Jig Saw* Bulovv • Elgin • Witlnaucr (.r.EGonY LUMBER Longmes - Ernest Borel • Hamilton 4th A Maple Ph. FA 2 0300 Sanfurd Jewelry CHATHAM BLANKETS and Luggage CURLER SUITS $39 93 to $39 93 Ph. FA 2 3C4I Sport Coats in stripes and plain Ineluding Ih* Nation's Favorite 300 Sanford Ave •'I’urrey" — 1‘urrry Bouquet 1219. In $33.00. Matching Trims 3 I'r. Living Room Group Woolihire Bramlon era 616 91 Choice of Fabnrs — $119.30 ^ Full Range of Crlofa PURCELLS I6fi Down ? VOW ELL'S Lav-Awav Now For Christmas SANFORD FURNITURE CO. ECHOLS REDDING C(l. 3«0 East Fir*t St. 119 So. Magnolia Ph. FA 2-63JI ELECTRIC TRAINS Shadow Boxes — Cedar Chctla Sei* and Accessories Limp* — Plantar* TABLES 2o% o r r Stfa Pillows Comer Tables — Tier Tsblc* w in n tv Step and Coffee Tables AMERIl AN TOL’RISTER 31$ E. 1st FA 2 299! From $2.95 LUGGAGE I'st Our Lay A-W'ay Plan WILSON MAILR Strong — Smart — Roomy VIEW MASTLR Slarter Set” Wide Selection of Sites and Colors Includes Stern Viewer a-d 21 aiBTINCTIVK G in s YOWELL'S FARBKRW’ARE Malnles. Steel Estra Gift Pictures — Only $2 95 Electric Appliance* WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP 210 So. Park Ave RANDAEI. ELECTRIC CO. HI Magnolia Ave. Christmas Toys and Gtfts Cowboy U-eoH — $2 94 to $3 94 For the Wbolt Family Pack* —- Canteens — Mess Kits Electric Blankete SIT 94 Pup Tents — T P Tents GOODYEAR SERVICE UTORES ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE 111 5. Park Ave._______ f a r ford 310 Sanford Atfnut Evtarud# Motor* Hunting J Camping Equipment Thr Arceptad Gift Fishing Tackle SAMSONITE "Kvarythlpg Tor th» Sportsman” Card Table* — $4 93 FOP. ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS <\ FURNITURE CENTER The Gtfl That Is Always 116 W. Firet St. Arret tahte After "6" FORMAL WEAR and FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE ACCESSORIES -SANFORD FURNITURE CO 310 E. First Kl. Living Room Suites — Mirrors Salts and Rental Service Bedroom Suites — Bookcases JIM ROBSONS MEN'S WEAR Three Rugs — Cedar Rebel 115 Magnolia Ave. Carving Sets — Brasf W art CHRISTMAS PAJAMAS King a Dresa on the Xmas Tria Siesta oiaaswir* 100% Cotton W'aih-a-vatr Solid Sites 6 Mos. Through Sub-Teens Beautifully Decorated Strvlng Colon and Fancy Patterns In Gay Holldav Stvles and Colors Tray* B. L. PERKINS L SON HOLLYWOOD SHOP YOW’ELES 304 E. Ill St. TA 2 1411 l i t E. 1st SL Ph. FA 3-4UI Gifts for Boys home Gifts Gifts for Him Gifts For Men G ifts' ForGlrls LULLS WANTED Florida Hoorn - F.II.A. - We Fealure QUALITY HOMES *280°° (Includes UloalnK) *8280 M o d e ra itly Triced .00 only $57.50 monthly ‘ a-«V « “-S’ MODEL OPEN DAILY Low Down Payment RALPH JA R V IS A,.,. n i w ^ S s x i i ' Uuilder la st Ism bouves to be sold («•» $6,99).oo. Mavonsry (o o -tru cii's — 3 Brdrooms — !>s Baths L a r g e lad*. $395 DOWN Itea.on.hle Monthly Pavmentv MONA JARVIS FA 31414 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 4 Bedroom, 2 hath kitchrn equip ped home Many other extras 610 llriatcliff. FA 3 1109. a 9 ShoemoksA Construction Co. Inc. 211 West ziik Street Phone FA 3-3101 SACRIFICE — OWNER MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY-: Ised room, 1 bath home Near High Piiort FA 3-2461 Si hool—Includes some furnishII IT IS RKAL CSTATR ings—Newr Roof—Only lltew — HWh Down Payment with ra*y nsk Crumley l Montelth CALL US TODAY t t 117 South Park Th. FA 2-4091 term* \BOUT THIS DO NOT MISS THIS BEAUTIFUL OPPORTUNITY .1 Bedroom —I A 'J Il.nl h Arl nowr |o be rllglhtr fur HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION VN P A Y M E N T ONLY Jvmoo NEW' Three Bedroom — Two 1 4 2 YRS. OLD Bath Homes Built In Kitchen U»n Dana Pay m enu Equipment COUNTRY CLUB AREA A Maatkty Paymrsstx Just 2 homes left on these terms. CONTACT T. W. Ml.110, Drukcr HOMES Odham & Tudor Inc. Cor limy. II i t a 27Ui SL Phone FA 2-1301 While Musi he 21 or over. Apply in yerson It Pig N' W'hlilla K iLfl w An t iu i AIR CONDmONINQ Wanted young molhrr with sell CONTR \CT and REPAIR WORK FA 2 6762 ronfnlrnce 1 elean morale to IM7 Sanford Ave. ram big money p»rt nme sellI’LU.MUING in; Will legrh and finance you Contracting A Repairs touerd ted dependence A unlim Free Estimates Itrd esrnlngt Box AA. Sanford R. I . HARVEY Hr raid. 204 Sanfurd Ave. Pbnne FA 2-3J63 Ailmii-iiraiivr secretary wanted imi -diairlv mult have good ex- l i - h A M l sllfcviUll perience starting salary $200 to $J2’i with merit Increases. 40 hr. MA.NO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L HARMON week eittlltnt personal policy A working conditions. Use ext- Ph. rA 2 1233 After 3 00 p.m ciilive IBM typewriter Apply 21 i III II Ills /. I tlM It \l lo f ts tm\ Ml, Sanford Herald or Build to your plans. phone FA 2 2612 Remodeling and Addittuna nt iT Y a le sw o m e n ~ DON LUKE t arn jo<-d wrrkly income, plus Ph<>nu FA 3*6421 Savin;. Bonds Avon Cosmetics We tram you Box 216. l-nckhirt. For .arpriitry, painting, trrrrnIng. tnuflng, and plaster repair, | la WRITE NOW asphalt tile, a.he.tn* siding, Thu l» • free pas* tn the B|lr mamnry nr wo-wl ilep*. tcvellrg Thee'rr for Marylin Tripp r.sp and repairing garagr. and dale Dec. 4. 'll. wrecking call FA 3-4399. F.vr Sele—Behy crib with mattress. FA 2 7360. 29—FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD GOODS • BIO VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS MILMJN - MAII.R New an-l Used Furnltura 311 E. First St. Pb. FA 3-46U ISAVES Niw A I'sed I'urnilure nntl Appllnnreg Mather of Sanford 207-209 E. First S t Ph. FA 2-09»3 Used furniture, appliances, tool* etc nought--old. Larry's M irt 215 Sanford Avy Ph TA I-4I32 F u rn itu re Redding A llfirgnlne SEE OUR BARGAIN BALCONY FOR NEW _ USED -RF.POSSWAITRESSES Experienced In : s- ^ L e c t r ic a l SERVirr.s Ell BEDDING AND FU'RNl* tray irrvlee Must be neat, reTUHE. liuhlr and ovrr 21. See Mrs VACUUM CLEANER RI.PAins Smith at Jim Spencer's, between Part* for all makes «f cleaners; KCHOL’S DEDDING Elerlrlux. Iltover. Kurby, etc H e m and 3 p m . CO. Frer pirk up. Work guaranteed I'A 2 4765. FM’erirntril saleslady. II A A Dr 119 So. Magnolia FA IC32L partmrnt store, corner 4th and hinfo.-d Avr. 20 — *1ate nr Female Colored br’p wanted, mull b* ovrr 21 errly in person at Pig S' Whistle Men Wimrn $2') Dally, hell Lumi­ nous nameplate* Write Reeves Co. Attleboro, Mas*. Man or woman for part time Job Over 21 end good car. It 25 hr. plus cxpensri. Box AA. c/o San­ W. DIKTIIIUIS - RLMTOU ford Herald. Llir. Methvln—V tlaa Goaialat, Adelslde II. Moses — AssoelalOo. f l —Work Wantei" 1941 Park Avo. FA 2-SMS Houseclcarlng—Ironing. 1013 Bay. Lets for sale, located 4 miles W. j of Sanford. f £ . FA 2 3240. Baby lilUng. uotuoi- FA 2-7SJS. Seminole Really Oil burning circulating heater, automatic rontroli A tank. 146. NO 6 4291. 102 Shell Rd. DeBiry. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Mg intile you to b* our guiatn ahaolulely free without obligation at one of Sanford's leading Motela while you locale aultable housing for you and your family. Tick up your key i t (he Sole# Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILEY ODHAM. P rat Corner Hwy. 17-02 A 27th St. Phone FA M M I �•- H S ^a m Ift M o l *mH Law Can't Decide Ownerchip Of Car Give Your Budget a Break with LONDON (UFI) - Police today t e n d the patience of Job no anbatttole for the wisdom at SoloBoo. Thar still couldn't decide who owns a car put tofetber from two atolen vehicle*. "To let In you open my door sod you drive with my steertni wheel," said Charlei Capell, a track driver. "You have to alt on my driving s e a t And you could not make It go without my angina," said Mr*. Fay Strom, a housewife. Each claim* the “ montrcl" 1039 sight • hor*e • power Mnrrit se­ dan, rebuilt by a -crooked mechan­ ic from two similar car*. The mechanic complicated the prob­ lem by Belling the left • over piece* as iparr part* and scrap. Capell has offered Mrs. Strom tm for "the bits and piece* that are bora," but she rejected the offer. "No, It’s my car. The body­ work and the chaiia are hi*, and I would be willing to give him ■ few pound* for those," the said. 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' r i M ,Vf PEACHES Orange Juice 15-ox Can OQF Z 7 Minced Clams 29' Bar B -Q Sauce ’SS 49' Pure Honey 16-0* Jor n 7 c J / H oney Spread 12-ox. Ja r O O 12-ox Bat Z/ Astor Oil Libby Delicious Bennets Crop* Fix-A-Drink Kretschmer W h e a t Germ 0* Tom ato Paste 2 Conv I ! » ¥7 -ftf 989 "• “ y a n e a Aaanua Deep South Strawberry 39 39 4 T° Rice- - 3 39 24-oz. Jar EX TR A FAN CY Lb. Pkg. ALL PURPOSE BLUE or W HITE DETERGENT (Limit two please.) " C 37s Hunt'* No. 2V% Cans Dixie Darling Long Grain PineappleGrapefruit WHITE ARROW ~ ~ Giant 23s Pkg Thrifty M aid Calif. Tomatoes "°c™' 27‘ r! • FLORIDA G RO W ■ »wVIN I w/f T VJINW YY N IN FANCY r IN ^ T r ' aprt GOLDEN CORN .. " ,v mm M a m m a ; fresh po rk sale TASTE THE DIEFERENCE. W IN N D IX IE 'S PORK IS FRE5H (Not Froien) A N D SPECIALLY SELECTED FROM G O V E R N M E N T IN SPECTED PORKERS. 7" RIB END FRESH I Q O NLY 3 9 PORK FRESH MUSTARD, COLLARD or LOIN ROAST - 49 CHOPS TURNIP GREENS WASHED READY TO COOK Lb 1-Lb. Cello Bag 9----" Cut Delicious Loin End Pork Loin ----- ------- PAN-REDI BREADED FROZEN SHRIMP SPECIAL VALUE Pkg. O NLY IO C C U FRESH 49' * BOSTON BUTT 2 9 ' Pork Liver Lb. Chitterlings 00 I 2 9 ‘ Neck Bones 7 9 ' Biscuits 1 0 Lb. MILES m i l l } }STANDARD IA N D A R D 19 P U F F IN C A N N ED * 2 9 ' Fresh Oysters 12 o t. $■00 1 Cam CHUCK ROAST - 49 - t Lb. LEAN m e a t y 1-Lb. Pkgs. Pbg Dupont Sponges 17 C Pure* Bcodv O* Bleach Ifl-OI. A I f p% 41 23 ‘ V arntll'h Vanilla Buttermints 7p C Lb. 69 3 3 ' R IB S OF BEEF 3 S "T" COTTAGE C htese 2 Lb. 45’ 49 SUPERBRANO [ G R O U N D BEEF A '•lyMhffMHMMflMMPt•M ftsi Dog Yummies C u t RIB RO A ST Lb. CONTROLLED QUALITY -ww. ( I ivwhi.bh/ Vwribi i * FRESH vr \ t j n — — Pfl Candy 59' r W-D "BRANDED" FLAVORFUL SHORT PLATE STEW BEEF d .1 — W-D "BRANDED" DELICIOUS | SHO ULDER R O A S T MARGARINE x ir-w ic k FRESH PORK | W-D "B R A N D E D " TENDERFUL, FLAVORFUL SOUTHERN GOLD YELLOW NEW INSTANTSMUT 3 9 ' Pork Sausageu 4 5 Lb. 4 9 ' Pork Tails 1V-D "BRANDED "BR AN DED ' * ROUND R O U N D BAtur V W-D BONE 2 SUNNYLAND Hot or Mild LEAN MEATY PORK GRAPE JUICE Cons O N LY Pork Brains Lb. 1\ Pork Roast ASTOR FROZEN ' iul ' i vCuts - u ii i_ o m oor r Rib Pork Best ul Center Loin u c ji TASTY FRESH * % f f f !v K M K B 6* r SLICED or HALVES For Cooking or Salad HOLLYWOOD -fU P D -F ilm Soule Be* tycoon Cecil ft. DcMille can't be accused of being eicldsivc. HD phone number and street address are In the I*** Angeles Souix Bee telephone directory. ----------------- H U H N I I A V . h is w lfs . If l l t l u s . a n d It d * a d . (h e ll n n h n o w n h s lr a s i I s * . Is a s t«*s. d n l i M i , a f n n t s a t . i t . • i* M o r r l a lm in t a n t h t rw ls * n ad sr lh a m . « r s lt h s r of |M * . d t n t iH o r m h ir w ls * . w ho se r o s M s n r t t o n -l price * s o a r Friday & Saturday Nov. 2X & 29 B-or Clam Chowder Legal Notice QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED THRIFTY M A ID YELLOW CLING Snow'* HOLLYWOOD -< L P I> -E a c h week, Marjorie I»rd appear* on television a* the wife of Danny Thomas, but her real life hut Snow's band. Randolph llale, never gelt to tee the show, lie muit fly to Ban Francisco every week to work Open Pil •m i hit ii»n show. Number Is Public Limit I with 55 00 or more Food Order. COFFEE4 Pablum Oatmeal Hubby Midget* Wife I-Lb. Can 29‘ ' • • V " ' I - V OLD FASHIONED 39e SUPERBRAND BLUE BONNET Margarine i mmm Daisy Cheese Loaf Cheese f Lb Loaf 2 at O # n l M '‘ mm / . S^ h b •< mm m m • - • -i a g | mm F R E E — FREE l'Lb. Cup Palmetto Farms Orange, Peach, Gelatin Salad When You Purchase . . . PALMETTO FARMS ------------------- '£ 28* P o ta to S alad 33 4 �, I J t Hello, everybody! I junt arrived from the North Pole to officially open the Christmas Season in Sem inole County! Kveryw here you look you'll see the sparkling, glittering magic of the holiday season . . . it's re­ a flected in the gay, colorful decorations . . . in all of the glamorous, twink­ ling w indow s... in the tremendous selection of exciting new gift ideas in ever.s store. . . and in the smiles and friendliness of the many salespeople t waiting to help you! Come along now and join the throngs of hustling, hustling Noel shoppers! 4 ■ Yours for a Very Merry Christmas �t in f e r l Vfftll S a n ta Is P referred O n Y u le C a rd s Annual Gift Guldt A p p lia n ce s H ave N ew Fashion Look 3Rl in ippii Tbry'vo slimmed duwn the Unci There's a “ntw ut toCey'a labor-saving do-trie ■aneei. too. cet. squaring off rorntri to ■*WhUa dress designers havs jppllai ron'f up with • built-in look. Tb* 'been using tb* now look In wom­ recall! you ran plv» your ‘(lichen en's feahtant to conceal milady s i modern, funrth'nal ai>p.-*r*iK<? Unci in voluminous »aek», rhe- -vlthout having to raplt-* free•landing appliance* with built u r n and balloons, appila^e 1'n». alfncri b*»» moved In jus1 ( *• Nor ll the chape the only opposite dtraction. llhlnir which m i be«n ihanged. Whole mice|it» of devlgn and «p tillratl'j’) have com* in for a long - •ecnml look by enclneer* and loMay I elrctrie appliamei bate a vm atllily unknown in prevjouc Scan. K irrirr a* Ktamplr Take the home freezer for extmple. linee ft vta> a boay ihc-Stype unit. Today *>e ctill have rhrM-type frecicra hut their line* have been alt ram lined and new ia cka and baikett added In the intrriur to maka their ute even ra«!er. in addition to (lie clieit frre/rr SANTA’S A (TT-O t'T—'Thin Santa'.* no cut*up. he1* n vie now have upright inodeli which cava valuable floor »|»ac* if j cut out. And ho’* cany lo mnkc, too. Such n Santa would that'a a factor In your planninr. look good in the front yard, can he cut out of a quarter* There me also under-counter mod- inch tempered hard-board in the workshop. -Imt glu« a t i l Mini wall-hung and built-in ready colored Santa pattern onto the hoard. *«w quickly type*. and accurately around the pattern, roat Snntn with Thui, where one* the(e m i weatherproofing clear lacquer and add a rear support 1a single type of freezer, today brace. tbera'a a whole faintly of modela NEW 8WEATKRHIIIRT-— available. You tan give htr her ‘ The up-to-the-minute style eholre, -In the BatlloO* tho easy* Much of the aama thing ha* c a r e , comfortable, no- happened to that molt familiar of 'shrink sweatcrihirt. No* all appllanerr, tho electric refrig­ yelty-knit ia accented with erator. The conventional, freemodel haa had it* tora huntl of atrl|*c!t a t front, itandlng net v cquarrd off In that you can bock and collar. Christmax- •chieve a built-in look If you derfoxctl for festive giving. ure. Or you ran buy rtfrlgeratlon Light up for a htlghl Christmas, Doors and windows may be in huitt-ln nr wall-bung modtli. beautifully decorate j „,ih pme outdoors sod Indoors, No matter what type ynu choo»e You may create charming out­ and light combination!. Pin* rope you ran combine refrigerated door lighting arrangement*, with­ may be obtained at florists, cut •pace with a frrcier. Indeed, (he continually growing out having your hour* rcjemlde a any length, and interspersed with popularity nf refrigerator frccrcr pitta pla store front. lights to make attractive arrange­ combination* It on* of tho inort ment*. L't* ik ** « frama or in Jolly S»nla<, reindeer, angels, elgnlfuanl ilrtign trend* in mudern kitchen planning. From a var­ snowman, renders and Christmas swag effects ocroi* th* top of th* iety of modeli available you can start may all light up your house door. pick tho unit Iwit lulled to your in tru* Christina* spirit. You ran If lha door hi* a peaked port­ m I nttdc, with the bulk of tho ipice get good Sited figures of this ico, set up diagonal rows of i Tabla lamp* are growing evtn devoted to rithar fran er or re­ lights to coat a multicolored ray averaging al leael 40 lo 4S frigerator apace, whichever you typo made out of durable plastic from tho top nf th* doorway to for outdoor use and wired to the edges of the portico. lncbaa. Style* ranging from M to prefrr. spread a glow of light. ST laebaa are not uncommon. Even Ire* .blinding A spotlight may be screwed Everyone la familiar with the * Tho tall, slim look of the naw into a porch ceiling socket to lamps Is exaggerated by nsr- built-in rang* which literal year* floodlight the floor of a porch Tower, deeper drunt ehadee. This ago provided range deilgner* with and a apiay of silvered green 3s a practical development dictat­ a “new look.” Now, even the freeboughs. Colorful ribbons, large e d by tho demand for long, nar­ Handing range hat lieen redesignChristmas ornaments and sprigs row eocblsll tablet and TV rd and lie hardly .-uprising that of pine at the door. tranche* that ruakei the wider thca* convi ntlonal unite Imr have Candy nor*, colorful sinkings a built-in "look.'* thadea a harard, aafelywtee. and Manta Clause * may be Uled .Still another way of achieving Tho naw ailhouette lamp airrs»-| light ois the door in candy bo* *a slimline grace and beautiful i thia elyle la with tha new “Hackarrangements. Tinfoil belts may in ” range* whirh can Im hung aymetry hang In the door spotlight too. Ip baera. ap.rkl.ng glaea. plain. J ° r "" * k‘“ Light picture window* in th* or In aubtl* occorator color. It (h~ giving a modern same fashion as doors, draping them with a curtain of greens or making a frame of the pine r»pc. only can you select lha type * > ( wlaborat* but always tasteful A tree *et up indoors may hrlp fraluir. you want hut you can < Tradition pla>» an Important also get them in Just the “pack f.'IIT POR HOME—Sign* the window capture the Yulatldc T>art. Thera'* a marked irend lo ».*'• width will fit your own of the Zodiac complement spotlight. If there is no tree in at the window, electric can ward classic art reproduction! needs best. I hi,* wall clock. H'a the per­ iloso* toilet* or minature Mantas may much tha candleetirk and the 3fect gift for those who ba placed on the indoor fill to hraach candelabra lamps—llallsn Ilk* to look to the future, fill In the jap. and Spanish In origin. Their 1*11. aa well a* for any who de­ •lately charm and elegante make Tun outdoor evrrgreeni of dif them Idas! accaasoriet for loday'i light in attractive and tin- ferent heights glowing on the living. uaal home decoration ac- same tide «f the house may ho LAKELAND f t f P l i - The Prow­ cc**orig*. decorated this way: Emphasise . Evan boudoir lamps srr gaining Committee i them with two outdoor plastic Jn height (as high aa 30 inrhet) ers Administratis r ‘to milady doom't have lo atnnp Tuesday derided to make no figures of unequal sire. One about SO Inches will Le tall enough ne*t and pear when tho checks her changes In sire and grade fruit Appointment Made [make up. Alto they aro slimmer regulation* for interstate ship WASHINGTON (t’I'h - The to a full-grown tire A •mailer IS Mo match Ibe Irend lor narrower tnrnle for the sserk Per. I * Slate Department announced ap inch snowman or Santa may be The tlAl’ sell minimum Hand point me nl Wednesday of John W. used ne*l to smaller trees or [depth In drassert. [ By parados, lha new floor ards for fruit shipped to other Hay m s Jr., 3 J 't a r old Virginian, uihei. Trim both trees with dlf flamps a rt shorttr to bo in proper slate* under the federal market­ as administrator nf its bureau nf feient colored lights In the lame pattern. security and mnsulsr affaire. proportion lo tho new lower ing agreement. [chairs. Alio, th* new tray floor damps ar* very popular, even In 'corporallns a m-i;aiine rack at ,tte baa*. For A Merrier ' Th* lim p polo ha* bloiaomed C hristm as-----out with naw atched (last bul [lata. On* atyla has a Sway light •whit* plastic pancaka that slides 'up and down. i Tha lamp pole also acquires ;• feminine quality for boudoir •use In pastel colors with remov•able pleated plastic of embroider­ ed nylon and lacc shades. There ara many tseatidful new iCtiUng flsture* In Vanciiin glass, We Stock •translucent plastic and crystal; [either flush with tho ceiling or GIVE HIM A dropped on a stem. Timm replace large chsnlellcri which are tin{suitable to the modern home's & [lower celling. POWER SHOP ■ All thrse new lighting fash A superb rrift for Him. and [Iona ar* evolutionary ralhcr than •till only I2JIOO FROM • revolutionary and all have one tv* si..ck BLACK A DECK [end in view; more interesting r n ’1” V ' and V Utility dramatic and practical areas of Drills They are Ihe peak of Down Mnnlh I light. value. F>*r ail purpo»r drill­ ing in all kinds of materials RI.ACK A Light Up At Christmas, Indoors And Outdoors liable Lamps Grow iEven Taller; Hake Good Yule Gilts csts s&mztts ■!?£«r - KANSAS CITY. Mo. ( U P I i- i some of the cards. On others. Us silk panels. Elaborate designs and Santa Claus Is a one-toeight fa­ traditional red suit It reproduced massages come embroidered In vorite In th* 1911 Christmas card In luminescent Ink, for a glow* 'colorful thread as miniature tap­ ing appearance. estries. The texture of linen has derby. Elegante Is Imparted to other been duplicated In another series At first glanr), suth odds : greetings through a new- process of designs with the flavor of orien­ umdonl accord Ine- old gentle­ of foil embossing. The metal ft tal prints. men preferred status. Ilul. consid­ sculptured to form Biblical tab­ Color la used in unusual way*. ering tho thousands of other de­ leaux. portraits of the Wise Mm. Black la combined with gold and signs against which he will com­ wreaths and the like Another silver for striking results. "Offpete. Santa's position Is strong. new technique creates designs best" shades for Christmas cards St Nick occupies the pinnacle prlntod on foil, giving a deep, —pink, gray and psle blue—are this year because that'* where dimension apprarancr. u»ed extensively. Bed and green ihr Amerlean public has placed also are popular, often In dllhim. said a spokesman for Hall­ Fabrics, too. play an important itinetlve new tones pari. Talntings are reproduced on mark Cards, world's largest greet­ ing card publisher. And public preferencts ar* always honored In the Christmas card buslnasi. The 300 artlati who create tho company's 11.000 new greeting card designs each year aro guided b; experience, research and an alrrtncss to changing coniumrr tastes. Tills knowledge has rank cd brightly • colored ornaments, randies and floral designs, in that order, behind Santa Claus as cut lomer favorites this year. Although familiar symbuts of the holiday Irad, the card: sre distinguished by many new *1yIing touches. Santa Claus, for ex­ ample. wear* a beard fashioned of stand-up plastic granules on Many processes and technique! are carried outside Ihe cards td th* envelopes. In some cases, a seament of the card's design, per­ haps a Christmas tree or a clust* er of belli, is reproduced on lb ^ | envelope. Other eavelope* are l»r> drred in red, or bear a alrlpc that repeat* th# eard'a baale color scheme. Some envelope* have * simulated 'Tlning.” actually print* e d -a feature adopted from Chrlslmei card envelopes of the 1930 1. POWER MOWERS N O W ALL V2 PRICE r> MOTO SCOUT “ Meg. 173.23 2 MOTO BOY “ lleg. 132.73 1 MOTO BOY mmReg* 131.55 1 ROCKET ECLIPSE Reif. 159.00 1 ROCKET ECLIPSE Keg. 154.00 Trays Suggested; Always In Demand A complete silver ‘ tray ward­ robe.” the Jewelry Industry Coun­ cil tail* ua, might Include a* many ai fifteen different types of trays Th* fact that lomaona ipaeial an your C hriitm u Hal already has a s 'rar tray nr two — shouldn't drier you from presenting her with another, for there ara scores nf Important u*as to whirh differ­ ent trays may be put to good use. Serving trays are among the moil baautlful and decorative axamplaa of the silversmith are, be they starling or silver plate. Chooa* them large or small. . . round or ractangular. . deep or •hallow, you'll find a variety for evary purpose, tvary purse. 8 6 63 6 6 3S 6 5 75 79$° 7 7 ,0° HILL HARDWARE U. I. aetonUata ore studying a proposal for disposing of radioaeilea wastes by firing them to th* moon In roekots. 301 • 309 E . l i t S t. SA N FO R D *« Fruit Regulations To Remain Stable B LA C K DECKER When Your Heart is Bi gger De Wall $25.00 $11.10 Gift-giving ia much more fun with* you wish to have when next out after holiday shopping bills. And Christmas rolls around. that'a what a Smford Atlantic Nation­ *0.23 .30 1.00 ; 2.00 3.00 5,00 SPECIAL GARDEN VALUE Milcnrc Pick-up Curt RECEIVE DEPOSIT O R B IT A L SANDER Simply choose the amount al Chrlitma* Club can mean to you— DECKER Ifudgel Terms and l.av-Awny on Power Tool" Pecketbook Eaeh Meek for 30 Weeks 1 12.30 25,00 50.00 100,00 additional money for the gifts you wish to buy plu* extra caah to help meet worrisome yenr-end bills. 150.00 230.00 Don’t Delay* Start Right Away Ckaosa Oo* Of n # lls Cent Mint Classes u I it Your Nttda. V Hgblnlng-fast Sander for refinishmg fine furniture FINK FAMILY GIFT Movigg on • budget, that's this tight millimeter ca­ mera, a perfect Chrlstniss I gift for tho whole family. « With th* movl* camera, ! the family'* greatest mo* t m enu ran be preserved, in• jjiuiing the reaction on Christnu* morning. Famous B A D quality. ^SA N EQ R D Atlantic nabO nal Bank. A Gift for Ihe Whole t a l l y FA 2*0300 6th St. *( Maple Avc. (AfftMed Win n - f ‘ J Member Federal Deposit Insurance rf|/ fr-firaWffij Corporation �_ vV ffhe Jewelry Is Complete Answer To Yule Problems The warmest. n ! m t wav to say “ Me ry Christmas"—that'* v.liat y ou loak for on your holiday shop­ ping expeditions. To keep you t>ward that g ’al, the Jewciiy In d -itry Council baa iuat to il'd iU annuat Cbriitmai gift round up. K.ioen f r eypert gjtfl *t»un>f!tin ;, tie r-uaril bas previewed Christmas g.fts in jewelry storej across the rauntry and ha* emerge l with*.* 1st of gift* for all aje gr-upr, h practically every price ran;e. There are swell real and ivnthttic, styled in nrw. txauli.ul piece■ for women and handsome acirssones for men. There aie shelves «f silver hoi ! m*are anj many flatw are atigges t'on* to plcstr the host a id he-t css «>n jour gift Hat. The pievie'v highlight* br.cfly the t:ca ury of gift ideas at your Jeweler's, insst ing you to pay a visit soon. run mi: l a m e s If therr's a inrcial lady on vour list, you’ll find that Jewelry or watche* line a magic appeal, whether she's sivtrrn or sixtyi S ic 4(>p edates the (lattering rer srnat compliment exp-M rrd In t tift of tcic'rv or of a watch. n.ASIlIIAt K INTimUST—So imiwitnnt t<» the hulkin' Iw-hzcA party frihlcn is fb sltltik Into - t. Here i- a i.i:r r tviii.Es im i.r brilliant combination. a rich multi*.r.n d pearl n; • hue The r. tual rhoi.-e of a plc.e of Paired with a glittering pin worn low on the hat!, neck line. women's jewelry or a watch I* of I.ong earrings and pearl britcck.s, ope on each wrist, ac­ , ten a Humbling block, particularly for men shopper*. It need not he cent. for vour jeweler is trained and ifady to he of assistance in guld ing your choice according to your budget. He know*, for instance, that a 'tried of cultured prir'.l strawberry *>r b!a-kberry wire. i» as much an Ideal gift for < vtoie in lightly covered container*. J“ *mjn r( d ,*nlt> *» rt '• foe snout about one month to mellow ‘0rHe* may ;cun* **' suggest a single lovely >eloie serving Dampen cheese pearl, the start of a future neck ■•loth several times during »tor Ic-e for * vei) young lady. Tbrrr ^Danish Wines Favored For Fruitcakes Danish vsinca in dcli.-iout fruit flavors »rr among the moit oojiu h r of import*. aid f-norej b) r ’cvpr hnmtmakcrs vvbo prldr them ieUn on prcpaiinj I to) id a > treat* with new and Intrisu.ns ( -vor*. additions of diamonds, too, offer­ ing a wonderful g ft Idea for im­ portant sec iro n s in the years to come. SILVER. MUST WELCOME If it is In he i f i t for her home. I We bride and evperienred homemaker aL'.e will eheriih a gilt of allrer. One of the must practical and beautiful gifts you could choose Is silver flatwair. either a chcstful of silver plate ur Individual pieces of sterling. If she’s planning a wedding, aj place setting of six pieces i fork, knife, teaspoon, salad fork, butter spreader and soup spoon), or per. hap< a pair nl serving spoons will be a welcome cc*tr.button to her collection, that the p-i.-e ran^j i* wide be­ cause brsvtifui hollow a ? H avail­ able in brth atccling ar.d silver plate. .'HATH FOR EVERYONE T re e are Ki(t* f jr ihp whole family to !e found on your le velrr* stiver shelve*. S'.3-|.r. *sHr the you.igcit, there a a ll.active port.n,-era a> I cu; s th t c ■iv live a life-time of heauly, giowi-- jp in iiiefulnrts with the lucky vour-; sier wins „-.ns them. Ucnt h.w :! Oinferft Vrralt Annual Gift Guide vpoyns and other baby lilver, jun­ ior place sewings, brush ar.d comb ;ct» and picture frame* are also suggested by the Council for the small f y. Yours scutlciim i, who need *ncourasement to brui t tbdr hair, jsill find a pair »f -I vcr-hac.cd ■t lila;y tius.iew a disl act Irducc tnenl to gcod grooming. Somrshere on that gift list )jn u te tb* nsmr of a >ena»sr. Picking De "richt'* gift for hfhs «r her can be mast perplexis* and bralldering. At thli vulnerable ag*. boy* and (iris do not. a t a rule, arek individuality. . .to ae’evtlons hast to be ‘■exactly right." High school crowds in difftrtut Its ale* aavh b«v# their own rode of "fails." #j if* a good idea to talk It <> # with somronr in that »gc e r wp it fa re you do gift bunt­ ing. In make the problem a little eaiiei, here are some “baiic" gift ideas that can t go wrong. t.irrs ion i hi; “nvvs" Met* Jewelry gilts sic many —arj amen] t .e many ul'i* for nt-n atr watches, rings, tie clip*, cult linls, watch bra.-clett. lauet cmulrni*, pen and pencil *.-is, pocket knives and money slip*, Gregg Dodge Faces Sentence As Drunk I'OR Till: IIUMI1MIKKR She may Ire a housewife of lung standing who has ntvrr acquired a croup of place settings in sterling. If so. flat-silver in her favorite pattern is sure to be Itie beginning of a dtram come trur Continua­ tion sellings. wh'ch Include evt a pieces such as tire de sert spoon and ro.ktail fork, a so make lino gifts if the lady on vo.r list ha.begun her sterling collection. In tire holloa are drpa-tnient. year beat gift clue is to take quick inventory «-f her silver sup­ ply. .She may nut have a vegetable dish, randlestlcks, cigarette urns, coaster* or a platter. Remember FOR THU GIRL. . .make that gift something she tats near. LOS AN( KLES | | Pi j Form or stnw-rirl ttreqg Sherwood, ac Sweater* — soft and big and bulky are tops! logrthn wills another and “prattnt" her srlth !()SiitleJ ef four counts of hiltery, faiev ventenciiic n c \ t Tsifitlay on a . plain drsmkrnncr* s-harie. The wife of autu heir lloiaie Do«l:e vvas convicted of drunken­ ness Monday by a tmm1rlp.il ciurt Jury of five men and *evrn worn rn alter three hours of deHbera tion The trial began Nov. tt The »jtor Jury avqulllcd the al.opely blonde of battery charset stemming from a spilling, namet calling hrawt with p,>1lre o.n the ruoming of her arrest last Aug P A R T Y MAGIC 101(11 — K u r Christmas (tiviiijr is this HOLLYWOOD —i t'FI I—Tclev i- t P tl - l i U l t i l l l Ill’jlJVVI'Ictl, slon western star Robert Culp says vv h it o Liumln lvnllitr be likes to make personal appear­ ances whenever his production g'love. An nil-over design of embroidered c r e s c e n t schedule permits The reaaon' T wsnl to Irarn m(Kins act with tiny fituth. how- to handle large live crowds injr rhinestones ndd holi­ day ajarklc. a.r h-a.-flet* designed for future and keep them attentive." AudicnccN Desired Chicago rolutnnlat lrv Kupelnrl was arrested s>n a charge of drunk driving along with Miss Sherwood shortly after they left a party tn the early morning Hr farrs trial on Ihe misdemeanor charge Dec. 10 Maximum sentence Mbs Shcr wood fare* on the dninkenness conviction is a S;.\ line. Right Teenage Gift Can Be Perplexing match. Dancev and pruiua w.» big evsnta in Uk ufa of a t. sgsr. " "formal'’ arcailortrs J i as an rvenlnr btg, glovat, t or ■i 1»w» pJ sweater —Srnr* high. Alio g,<od are: at-home pant*, wash wear blouses, pajama*, robe or duster lingerie . . a ear -oat. shetr nylons, a light psrI’K IIF K tT — With fumr, Vbukka book*, a “data* the year's biggest wsrcinl •trs.-i . . record* I according to her tavte) . . . or a cuddly French season nearing, this young poodle (stuffed or real—accord­ Indy is ready with » gnv ing in your budget). sk irt, form-fitting (douse. In .ewetty; Creamy while pearl* The combination also can make a treaiured gift—whether l>e utilized for aotne work- they ir* beautifully-faked, or pre­ slay activities, especially cious cultured one*. Compact*, purse aecrasorlea, when there is little* time to persons! leather itema ar.d lugdress between office and gsgr ttem —all are welcome gifts party. •to the Iren. One »uch fruit elks is enhanced by the me of Danivh wine; it'* t .re to fled favor with all lover* ao ! fine food. Try it this Chrlatma* W IHMSU WINE HU IT CAKE t lh. candled cherries >* tb. blanched almonds 1 lb. nerUr raisin* Vs cup DanUh «tn«berry or blackberry wine ) raps lifted all purpose flour 1 cup ihorlrning • i c j i , wrll lienten ' 1* lb. candied 0 pineapple . ] lb. pecans • ti lb. filron. ! Ihlnljr-sllccd >» fp . each of nutmeg, cinna .mon. allapiee. close* I '■» lh. hrown aujar J '* rup molasses I.cavr cherries whole. Cut pine ipple in u rdgrt. Cut null In quar­ ters, Leave r»liin« whole. Place aM fruit» and null in a bowl and % • four llanlih Strawberry wine over Sweaters them. Let stand overnight. Sift (lour with apices. Cicam shortening. Add *u:sr gradually (nd cream well. Add wclLbcalen •eg* Heat well. Add fruit amt panish wine. Mix in flour alteraatrly with melarit*. beginning and ending with flour. Pour batter Into Maf cake pan* lined wiih heavy waved paper. Fill each pan In within ’s Inch A «r rim. Bake In oven at 27J F ''f o r 2 tn 44 ho-ji*. depending upon the sire nf fruit eakel. Cool thoroughly. Wrai each cake In thrnealnlh soaked in Ilamsh • — — i ■ — ' ■■ That Explains It SOUTH BOBO. Mara. -<ITM ) — Arthur J. St. Maurice'* hobby is photographing insect*, lie uses M.(svi worth of photographic equip mrnl. and lias obtained tome of Whit most unusual “shots" after getting his subject* “ drunk" on (hntoform. Gorpeous bulky sweaters in the lonpcr chemise typr car­ digan ami the ever popular waist length styles. You'll lovo one nf our jeweled awcutcr.s for afternoon and evening wear. From the it.vies, colors and sizes in our stock, you'll find selecting Iter's i* easy. Always a welcome gift* — fancy Colors & l.n u • :{.mt i give her the blouses she loves the m o s t... panties sire* fur overv one. 8.95 - 16.95 9.95 - lfi.95 G ow ns Panties lleavrnly embroidery on .lierr iKHlicetl gown with a matching peignoir. While, a n d t it r new \ jhrant shades. Truly lingerie Imp­ lies, by Vnnity Fair & Henson. 5.95 - 14.95 Robes her a ssiirnt, snuggly lolit- this Gbristmaa. So |irnctical ami such a welcomed gift! 8.95 - 18.95 Ship'n Shore come see our wonderful new holiday collection today! Pajamas Give her these on Christmas, and wbr'll use them all yearround. Nylon tailored paja­ mas ur cute whimsical shortica. Add them to her gift hit. ltd and you'll make .195 • 12.95 sizes 28 to 40...from 2 . 9 8 Krautiful. l u x u r i o u s slip* by Henson and Vanity Fair will cer­ tainly please her. Chooia one or more from our - . i ^ i w . r i.c . Hose H a nd b a gi Rcrkshire hose—a guaran­ teed gift! Tlte nylon top gunnuitoes runs sta rtin g from top or toe w on't en­ te r the leg areal G uaran­ teed to please A satisfy. Soft gupple leather handbags in the new large sizes for daytime use and her cocktail or evening la g pick a pearl clutch ur buy a brocade envelop. 3.00 • 16.50 1,00 - 1.95 Jewelry I .I .S IV 1 I ,U I .v v ir .iv ------ v women who like "easy liv! jnyr," these lounjrirtK pn• jamah arc a perfect C hrist, m at gift* What coulsi be more meful than as Rift • that iiiilusly can wear all through the year? The pa' jsm ai come in a variety of styles and colors. New ma­ terials make them perfect for tha ordinary housewifas. Trim her tree with jewel­ ry. Karrings, necklaces, bracelets and todnv'* most important fashion Item Pin*! For slay time weir choose mild or silver, and for evening how about the ntweat — boldest rhinc< stone Jewelry. 1.00 - 10.00 Gloves She can always use an extra pair of gloves. bung ones, short ones, white lines, black one* and new fushlon shades too. 2.00 - 5.00 cuddly or And, *«tgift-giver a <kirt to and pastel color*. 3.95 • 12.95 �« » ^ T -T -r Annual Gift Guide CHOOSK LRATHKK CASUALS—For the preacnUpcrfect to alip Into hla Chriatmaa aock, choose Irathcr canuala. The*e oh aiwomfortahle casual* are smartly and newly styled and need lea* precise fitting than shoe*. Shown i» a blunt-toed perforated trim sllp-on; a soft collapsible glove leather allp-on; In the clerk'* hand, a avvaahbucklinK .gide-l<ucklo moccasin with a brushed nap, and a “drs-ped" vamp leather ali|Min. _______ Big Gilt For Man New Yulelide Custom Clift that iporH tar rntiiuaiaat A l «•• YulfOde cUllom it (or the entire femily la chip In and with knitted wool glove* with lea­ buy their favorite male aomelMng ther palma Ms. Wrinkle and crush proof a mil A hsadwme wool outerjaeket I* one gift, whether he'i aliteen or | rhallia lira In striped and foulard pattrrne ate popular and man) ran atity. that** le illr appreciated Even Junior will be glad the tie bought with matrhinr belt a. folkt fare him a f»od looking mel­ Knitted wool ski rape are lr.p« of ton cloth outerjarket with i warm courae, for (ports mm wrool thawl roller. It'e smart end A gift art of matching »ki pat practical. Juit whet boy* amt trrnrd gloves or mttllna and muff­ youth* are wearing M ay. Wool plaid outerjaeket* are the ler In wool, provide* warmth, right gift for Ihr nut of doors man. helpa prevent rhlll* a d lend* a 100. Keep (he hunter happy and brlfhl lneapen>l\e notr lo |he warm la Ihe nrw safety color — Christmas aeatnn They’re popuyellow •— no* bring cud>riid by lar-prlred. *o hide can give Ih'm tiuntlnf and safely rluba. Yrllow to each other. wool hunting ahlrts. rati* and ou­ High irhoolers and ,*illrgiant will wrlta a very warm thank-you note ter Jackets are ahnwn too. For other wsrmly-oelrome gift*, If ) 0«1 gift them with a *U footer rhooae wool socks In rllhrr fancy wool muffler In rainpu* rolora, dctlgna cr eonaervativr rltaa. . , maioon and while, blue ami white, eleevclr*. lamb* wool awratrra, or what-havt jou. IS gay a»tld colon t« go with S r hacked or striped Shetland ■Mrta roal . .or, romfortabla wool Had To Stay Home WII.LIAMSTOWN. Mate. alleprr aocki for at-home rate, twnnl flannel alarka are nrw In I UI’I I—Three Wllllamt College gSkllcii type* with back alrap flrat atrtng football play ere had to ■M buckle. . .for jmung man. atay home whenever their team The more mature look beat In left ita home ground* litis fall pleatad iruurtra. flut w halrtrr the The Ihreo player* were restricted ir. remember that all wool lo home Same competition for rka hold a aharp rrra ir and breaking the m in during a spring wear belt. batehall trip. S | m: r r m• ■ - .— Christmas Arrives Ear!/ For Those In Club Plan i M e n W a n t G ifts That C an B e Used It'* *|-rclflcally deiig - I for What do in.n war,l f-<r Chi letC'hrlstma* will start early (»r The idea didn't penetrate the N*-r niaa 19-’*? Particularly popular ■n.appy cold w.aUm Wear. Ia>ng. over thirteen million American* World until after the Civil War( during the cold winter month* looie ly-knitted and ina Ie to rid' (hit year . . when they receive when It began a* a patctnali*u ** the check from their Christmas arranictnent. with employers ra­ abend ate w.ft, comfortable wool iaway from the l«>ly, the shawlClub laving* •port* eflirt a. They loo's Ilk* a collar cardigan with f'.ur or five ther than the flnanrial intitullon* Christmas Club, for those not themselves "accepting" weekly de­ pagr out of a n u n ’* fa hum mug button' will give the min of the familiar with ihe term. !• a for- posit* for rep»yment at Chrillrra • aalne when warn with fmr twr d Hou*e many moment* of pleatormalited laving* plan whereby the time t porta coat* on wintrr weekends able wear now and later. depositor commit* hlm*rlf to fifty Top*, too, In every null's gift or rven fane wool jacket. Soon the Initlutlona *aw the-e equal payment* and i« rewarded When buying on.-, rherk first ■list Is a lightweight, yrt warm a sear later by the lereiat, be­ was a place for them in tbU the «,|nr of hi* *|xirts coat to swratrr-vr»t In either a w ol Jer­ tween N'oV. 4 amt flee 2. of a •r h e m e , and by 1914 there wrie make suit the <hlrt harmonizes sey or woven fabric. Huy our to predictable amount of ra*h I'tual some 3,fi00 banks which had Christmatch hi* favorite vrpriled suit. correctly. Remember, eolld-color ty It is etarlly Ihe amount put mat Club laving* plan*. ; Patterned sweater ve*t« look be>1 sport* ihlrt* look beat with stripActually, only alrout a third e( ^ In rd or chrcked wool Shetland for the cu*u*l life; r.i-ire tallorr 1 Some flnanrial instituiion*, of­ the laving* will be (pent on bollsport. coat). Other Sport* roal ronirrvalive dt signs rate in town. fering Ihu type of saving* pro­ dev gl.’t* and *urh. Another third pattern* g-> with faory patteinrd * £p«rts-car far.* will go for the gram, however, pay Interest. lame will go hack at perm»nent lavioc* new "shortlr” rip outer-Jarki' agee*11* rhirt*. charge penaitie* If the eaver fall* and moil of the remainder will You’ll find n.rn p itfrr w.xil with ttand-up rollae and wool lo COMFY COPY CAT — Surprising nnd il'dightful gift* to Into payment* for ta*»s, mortgaga • put under the tree thin Chriatmaa are bright anil warm short of hi* goal, and other e pay m m ti, year end bill*, etc. shit t« boat** they're light on ner. merely guard Jhe fund* There’s still more to rome In look-alike pujnmaa fur mother and daughter. Styled in a the ihouhlrr*. yet provide (hr The average CbriatiMM Club The Chrlttmat Club melh.xl of right drgire of wsimth when fine wool gift* for men of all aoft-hruahvd Celnneae Arnel triacetate and r*von knit, temperature* drop to the below *ge*. Keep in mlr.d. plaid r 1 they me machine wnshuble. need no ironing and may I* thrift originated, not tirp n tin il* . fiver I* more than pleased with in Scotlard The Frugality Bank* Ihe method and i* delighted that freezing mark. 'solid color wool flannel t.,i,r* it-*-«l for lounging «>r sleeping, or Ixith. of that country fir*t set up tpe- at le*«t one regular payment lan't So ft wixd, here, provljr* warmth If that man |e athletically in n a l arrount* M thl* type In tT9l. ^going to a Creditor. ■lined; let’* »ay he eprndt hi* •o you ran save on fuel bill* and --------------------------------------- , winter weekend* at a tkl lodge, keep the thermostat dugn low. then gift him with an easy-to pa.V I.ast, hut not of le**t Imp- r wool Jersey knit *port» shirt of lance, are wool plaid blankets. the polluter type They’re perfect for plrnirs, beach The irstinrl of m«*l little girl* iliention with kit* drsignM tn Wool jrrtey ie the newest f*>h and stadium, for (ports dii -rt to p ay 'iin w n u p '' i* ratered to provide toplo to* rvie f.,r her — fo r • p o e d c r e J « o | s r ion fabric for active men tine and ramping. no>r than ever in Ihe park of charge* t h a t'* fin e r , a n d b le n d * wintrr. It will be available In toy* that herald the apprnarh of Thl* hade training in pe-«nnal e r i r i e r *n.t v m iv lh e r * IH r n time for riiriilma* gift giving Santa • * r/y j rare I* equalled only by me heed ley a p a cka |* o f the n rw in button front and pull-over Fa*h nn «mi*rloiisnest «rem* to start tie receives in the prole* fV iv it ( i i m s i * t e n A ( « n -port* thlit*, twratrr* and sweatto lie Inttin-livr with little litter, alon of baby alttlng. provided h> fret-oaer* Sugar. rr-vtel* anil *|n>rt* coat*. It won’t j.d.m g fruui the Yuie-iule crop a kit i ur-tatfiing pmle't diapns. rrraie or ehow a uiinklr; their•■I doll* Com deirly clothed wllh rollr ptonf nipple*, a drift proof fore, lt'» Ihe right gift for travel ektra eutfit* available, there doll* do'l rarenge and i miniature hath er», too - - e«perlally hti*inew rrf rrt Ihe newest Pari* trend* In master m»n. ' silliourllr* and arce»*orle». F.mAe you've probably ob-eivetl All In all, II seems In he jurl pi n gown* are of rour*r. Ihe favshawl collar •wratrr* are the fav a few step* from "plav-prelcnd" ! •ned tl)le. orite wool svr.alrr stvle tin win­ tn "for real." with toys arting a* \ note n' n .stalgi* i» acnievtd hei Introduction tn an adult wnrld. ter. So, a Yblrttdc gift of a handwith the popular rermersence of rumu vnawi-coiiai •a ra .e r l> ptcof tv V .r r . Temple doll, which t i t that you think lot* of him be “Ala-ha’’ is the Bus«i*n ver­ also one of Mom * favorite* he the favorite eon . . . Pud . . . sion oi an Mkimn vtnrd for the Ihr dull mother ot l>jft will find or 'irandp*. that good grooming get* special Ala kan Peninsula I'rtfert for the college Ixiy I* the shaw I collar pullover wrool aw eater; It’s ra*y to ge. into and I* the autli' nir rampm sweater hi* yrai \t - h- oil • «»t, we«t. north or louth, "Joe (V irge” w:ll be stateful for a shawl collar i -une cold weather. And !>*•’. and liranded, too, will appreciate the comfort, waimth and go- d look* of a shawl collar an ratir, but for them, « r suggest a wool cardigan. T il K 01.11 KTANUIIY— Vncutional Magazine T ira, in nil cultir contbiun. Little Girls Want To Play Grown-Up tooking ? ■jt_Lj r50% NRW YORK —ft I’l a - A mag trine designed to arqualnl col lege aludrnt* with *ocalton*l op IMirtunitlr* will make It* ap|te.«rancr neil Jan 15. The til monthly, entitled ‘'Direction,” will be car rlcd a* a supplement lo many col­ lege in u -paper* throughout the country. Ilona and tlcaijrna, lta\« lietonic n trnilltional (Itlintninw jjift. Moat rnt'ii any limy h«v*s plenty, but whnt mint cnn'l uae n couple of nice, new , atylisli cravnta? For Ihr Yule ac«a*m, n witle \arirty in avuilnlile. MORE TO SAVE! MORE TO GIVE! wWr/r* e»a BOXED FOR GIVING P ^ 7 -y t e e e w t I* FNNEY-REVERE COOKWARE! Copper Clad Stninlraw Steel! .MORE SMART STYLE IN COTITb i NIT PAJAMAS Smnit crew neck top haa pocket trim, contrnat color luinta Imnat elnatic wniat, fly front. I t i b knit wriata. jink lea. In aoli'l colora of blue, nuiir.e and mint. MADE BY REVERE! Imaguiw . tit* faataatk eonking performance of theae fin# utenaila at thia Pannay • low price. Fin* high-gai'g* auinleaa at*»l and ruggwd tv«n heating •lad hattoma. 2 .8 8 e ee YOU SAVE MORE Our HERE 5 See whnt warm, attrac­ tive hlnnkrta you get at l’enne.v'a for a amall aunt! Plaid*, jactiuarda, aollda. 90 '> rayon xvith 10 • nylon or 10*; Orion. ■----- hr P. * p> t v v i Blankets (live You More! L f ^ w $20 .00 TENNEY S COORDINATED JUNIOR WESTERN SETS More fun! Ilia wester i out­ fit ha* a cotton ahlrt-veat combination, aolid cotton twill or atriiwd cotton an­ te™ alacka. Matching l>elta and hucklea. More! Jaa'wr lire* I t* I .98 3 SAVKI PINNIY S BIG MAC* TWILLS Matched aeta eut over proportioned patterna.' Panta have deep San-' forired* pockets. Sizoa 28 to 60. Twill ahirta a rt extra long. Slcaa 14 to 19. Vat-dyed 1SanitUad! �--ni -------------------_ ft•i / V. ‘ ■ . Birr Oanforb Annual Gift Guido Vrralh Luggage Provides Most Oseful PresenP Sloppy Look Discarded, Teen-Age Shoes Sharper .wears. Iter hrtii usually go no higher than two Inehe* and *hr likes a *everly simple silhouette— the otraight across thruatllne he ing her favorite. Nevertheless her pump* are not the plain, go-wlth-any-thing variety. Salespeople say *he know* a* much about thr score* of newleather trxture* and hundred* of new leather colors as anyone. Almmt any teener'* shoe wardrot*e will Include at least one pump In the nrw two-way brushed leather with its plushy surface and its mottled, two-lone effect; one in aniline fini*hrd leathrr that retain* the beautiful naluntl Hnght new styling is the keynote markings of lh« skin from which of the dinette faihion story. It it came; one in Aluminous matte* starts with the top* . . rich brown finishc 1 leather and one in the and twice wood grain plasties; new trxtun- achieved by imprintplank <fleets, band effects, simu leg grained leather on suede; a* iated leather inlays and sunburst well as punipv in the familiar patterns. Newest of all is a sil­ highly polished smooth tralher. very grey pewter Imlsh. a pcrferl Her loafrt* may l-e the brown foil for such exciting decorator ones with rto.srd over strap* In color* a* turquoise, canary yellow, front Ju*l like lhr college man'* persimmon and geld in chair cov­ or thry* mav i-e pUtner, un*trap ped moccasin* in a color to match ers Whitr with tnc Midas louch o| the shorts. Her flat* may be the plain, gllttrrv -gold is lr.crea*ingly popu­ lar. Thl* Include* gnldflrckrd table »hlmmcr variety with, perhaps, Inlay* and upholdsteey or gold ae a scalloped t--p that ha* a draw*tnng running thiough it, or they centr<l aprons and bracket* The glitter field extend* to hi* may be a ilrrutrr flat suitable for irmi* new hronrr and ropprr lone* wear with shirt waist drr**e* and in tunc with fintshe* in major .rpnrntr*. 1 ht- dressier type m*>' have spectator I *pe perforations, kitchen appliance*. There's news In Hie vinyl u|dnd a tiny land we-i.lt, er straps aHer* story lu-ather like vinyls in ero*» Oie ir.tep or toe. Ill*; k leather and red suede slate, gold and turquoise; al*o prarilird vinyl wtih a leather look •»<e . favwite combination on and two lone combination* and “ ats. twain the l-Ta k leather may random s’ripc*. to complement the t-e teamed with grey fuole <>r bis i uit colored »nu-oth leather X wo>-d grain* The new J pircr *t*lC* nllen gray medc flu: |i often pi|wd feature twn arm chairs in rap with while. tain chair style. All thr indication* point lo a Cmpire In Honored definite trend that dinette* are MEN’Altli. III. turn — The taking a big Hep beyond the kit athlelir field at Menard State ebrn door. Prison ha* l-een named “John Ifedgpeth Memorial Field'' in hon or of an inmate who suffered a fatal heart acark Labor Da) while umpiring a bairball game. For a gift both useful and beau-1 For a man, a twn-.uiter and tiful, there's nothing ll'ae a set of Companion bag are the all 'round matched luggage. Fash Ion-wise, today's line up of suitcases offer* a udder choice <>i •hspes and rovering than ever be fore. Hudgrt wise, almost everyone can afford lo give at lea*t one pirce a* a •'atarter," or another a* an accessory cave to a »el al­ ready tn n«e. Tin re piece* constitute a basic *et for n girl or woman, including a trait ca»c for ensmrties, a week-ender for ovrr-nite bag. and a wardrobe ease for hanging gar­ ments. To these, or a* a substitute may he added the large square hat and ihoe *a*e, or a pullman fur flat packing. Frequent]*, round hatboxes twhtch may double a* i.xtr* nite bags) may be had to match ether pieces of luggage, «t in a pleating conlraM. Today'* teen-ager has w w a lone way from the sloppy *h>ri of yesteryear. She now believe* that foot not only tan but should ha beautiful. And — a w e n t survty show* that the now own* l i pair of ihocr, . . right arr pump*, tho re*: — flat* and loafer*. Her pumps are usually piainrr and th n r tori not a* long nor a* pointed a» tho*e her mother Style Is Keynote Of Dinette Fashion PERFECT JEWKI.—11ret » ttmttrt man who plate* the i»orfect jtift, beneath the Christmas tree. Thin ret of mitaM'd and mobile jewelry emild be that itift- The multi-strand necklace of milky pearls has a moveable shower sparked by iridescent peacock stones. It can I*’ worn at the throat, shoulder or back. The huge drop earring* arc minaturo showers of pearls and atones to match the necklace. Youth's Game Designed For Family It was eince a Handle? fam­ ily joke that Junior * model tr.«:r * were really purchated for Dad Today, w i t h L'ftnstma*. *SS upon u*, it become* m o r e ard more apparent that the !ste<t children's game* arc really dc signed for family fun The trend toward flexible rule* makes It easier thsn ever for dif­ ferent age groups lo participate on equal terms. “ Name that Tune", a form of musical bingo is the fir>t game t • bate the play ntt a phonograph reemd Ten can play, and pro hably will. Continuing in popularity is • Itack-O". a numbered card game played with tack* • (In To the Head Of The Clais," a takeoff on T V, <|ui/ shows, come* in a new edition that cater* to the know­ ledge of three different age Irtrls. A gay new game with a wide age span l* “Monkey's Wild", which involve* getting a looful of animal* hack Inin Uleir cage*. 'III SINKSS SI ITS'—A brief cgi.-s* fur ihr liuaim'.«.-*muu is a proft <*iiinul mcv-isury, to lie cho.«r with an rye l<> his work habit*. Antony: types most favored an* the slim envelope with tuck-lock flap; the continental attache case I rear) and the underarm ripper cane with handles which dixnpiear. From mi**!!*- launching to • pace station*, the |lmltlr*s futuie <if >-ur *eien(ifiC age 1* rept-dure-l in imnaturr for Christmavylvirg. It's (hr ago of Ihe junior srlenll.t, and n* It subject* at ohemtili,. mlmiri-hgy, rnlonud, ii IoriIc energy, mlnlla conatrurtion and It ll.M launching* ate featured In a var­ iety of new play kltr. designed to discover and develop the scientific a*ptitiid. of young American*. V p- able ■ nb-r planrtnriiim project* 1*0 c -< >tell»!)r>ii* «;a| .an b. adju 'id month by month to Hi the char ging pattern of the sky A *( see station m i i!e*lgi’eil by the m:<.| *e,'i:it: W rrntr Von llraun. »n I I* a n authi ntie repHea of out pr«.cited budge to outer *paee. The topical problem of atomic watte * taiklrd with a miniature ear n deled after the late*! dr- HOGUES CHRISTMAS Cubans In Trades HAVANA (UPlM Um on Mejia* and ro«»kie la-onardo t’ardena* of the Havana team In the Cuban winter baseball Irsgur have lieen traded to Clrnfuegn* for t hlro Fernandez. Frank Herrera and Pedro Cardcnal Medjla* It a member of the PitiHuirgh Pirates sign appiuvrd by the AEC. F'en the traditional elec trie and Errnandri and Herrera play train set* have adjuHrd in the for the Philadelphia Phillte* dur­ ing the major league sea*on new era wth a train arerstnry that reproduce* rocket taunehmg in rvaet drtail. Space Age Feature Of Many Yule Toys • • • A favorite* to begin a luggage wardinbe. Th- latter will serve either a* an auxiliary piece for loncrr trips, or at a week-ended on • few day 's journey. Other luggare which might be a fine choice for the traveler al­ ready equipped with a romplement of suitcase* falls into the accessory class, such a* thr tra ­ veling gatment bag. ilrtignrd for motor trips but useable anywhere -or the varird Shaped tipper and duffle bag* suitable for ahoes, Inci­ dentals, the beach, laundry or last minute parking. To choo*» luggage properly, eonsidrr the u*e to which it will be put; cheek the styling for easa of r a m ing and handling, the toekx if burglary is a factor. Select col­ or* for fashion and personal pref­ erence, and add a set «f luggage lags for permanent Identlfleatin WONDERLAND OF — COOLER IN SUMMER WARMER IN WINTER SAVE FUEL FIBERGLAS INSULATION "Holler for H alier’ Uliff (i. Haller, Inc. Til W. Robinson Rhone Cikrden 4-CM2 FKKK ESTIMATES ‘Headache’ Band Is Popular Gift Con*ider the h.vm! thr • hrail arhe Kind" that I*, for that Is llir name of the new headpiece worn with the chemise, Irapere and other silhmirlte* In Oiape, the headarhe hand I* a gay, whimsiral strip worn lo hold track rurls »t Ihe top of Ihe forehead It disappear* at each temple In-nralh Ihe roiffurr lleailarhr band* are »hnwn In gay. colorful fabrics — Jewrlera' nirlai*. and tortoise shell Some have girlish simpliely, others saury how trim, or the elaborate look of fahulmu Jewel*. Eor evening they glitter with twinkling eryHal aurora drops, rhinestones, creamy l u i t r n u * pearl*, ornate metal ta**rls. and twisted link*. Shade* of Flappir Fanny , here's an accessory borrowed dirretly from the ''marine iw rnlirsl" BRASS CHINA FIGURINES MILKGLASS XMAS CARDS and STATIONERY other unusual gifts POWELLS 0 / / t r e S.i/*/ , Cu din / Gi/( bf- i> 117 S. Magnolia FA 2-5841 T O Y S... GIFTS for the Family Candies. . . Tree Decorations Greeting Cards and Xmas Wrapping REMEMBER THE PLACE - dtoqusiA 510 25 * sto r k Form crly PARK A T-V CHRISTMAS—A television set, imrUiblc nr console, is snri' to mnkv* this mic ><( ilic mo t |ileastintl.v rvnirmIwnti Chrislmn*fs. Thi- 17-inch portnlslo font nr* n Iniillm V-typo nutrmih. I i.c -forntrr-isjvycittl tlclttxr chassis, trlroilo tuner and lnL< •• h i l t |«w rr Mirgr roislor The -el* ronto in many r<d"i-. tvtlcls and makes. WI LI. IA MSU.N'S AVE. and 25th ST. Dresses itrautifu! Catillton foiuial*. .orgeous tophi* tleatrd r-k ta il drrtsr*. .Simple lovely daytime dirsvr*. What rollld to a loVellrr gill for Chrlitma* Lsquitrtly tailored hy Andrew Arkm. U n r, and many other famous nam* brand linea. Sweaters She'll lov* oro of our Uernard Altman, Tanmix Received Assorted Sizes Electro Plated, Copper Racked, Polished Plate Glass Mirrors Venetian ui Framed Skirts in the proper size — and color S ee our Korct Redecorate N I? 1 matching of California. Canterbury—Mr John and -t Uernard Utmin skirts She'll love one Accessories J of these. GLOVES for casual wear BELTS l n> Ilojer*. Kiekcrnirk and an H«i!if|uarler»' , Sehlarprtlll Gowns, panties, slips.. alway* HANDBAGS by Hogtr Van Neat Lingere Color .n r , *71- terlnny or Korft of California sweater! to and match with *klrt< Soft winter colors in the ncwnl shades. * MADCAP IIATS Haiti* Carnegie JEWELRY wekouir ar.d luiurtuus gift. TfllVUf - ^Ajt/lCAA “Featuring Fashions Just For You** Z i% �*t ... . M -jH 1wytagyttj M i»«*s,'•■'**-h' ^ **%.* paulf2 ' • •• j \ St. N icholas: M a n y P o p u la r B o lio fs, V a ry St. Nichole* U a saint of whom nothing it known with certainty, hut about whom then are many stories. He Is known to all of ua in America a i Santa Claus, a name which cornea from the Dutch words ‘Santa Klaas'. The old cus­ tom of exchanging presents on the Outdoor Jackets, Coats Are Popular "HAPPY MOMENTS — Thla will be a familiar scene In many Seminole County homea on Dec. 25. "Togetherness" can be a year-round feeling, climaxed a t Christman. These carefree robea in Acrilan and wool blend are luxurious, waah in momenta. Little ironing ia required. Best of all, they stay new, almost ns when first worn on Christmas morn. They make perfect yule gifts.____________________ Gift For Man Is Woman's Big Problem At Chrigtmai. aa avery woman knows, the most difficult gift to buy Is "somsthlng for a m»n.“ After running down the list of socks and ties, bar gadgets and •moldng supplies, where do you go? This year—to SHOES. And why not shoes, the eatl, eat—and moat unusual—gift hi * the world to select! And It’a one ' of which be can be extremely la departing from the oU-fsih, Soood. beery brogues, man’a shoe ■ manufacturers hare developed new • i.w . and construction methods that m ate them healthfully light a s wilt aa good looking Probably no other purchiso I* easier for a women lo makr. All shoes are carefully marked for lire. A woman can step into a store and make her selections from tho most advanced to tha most basic, from soft casual to handsome dress styles. Women, as a rule, have a good color tense. They have no h**Utatlon in picking new shades for thalr menfolk. Women are not in­ timidated by fashion- They it! fashions! They are not reluctant to choose one of the new square toe, buckled or unusually-stitched styles. And their tradition-bound men will gain a new reputation for tasteful dressing. For a woman who hesitates to bring home a pair of shoes be­ cause aha la unsure of the sire, many shot retailers have rome up srith an answer. Soma have gift certificates In envelopes attractive enough to hang on the Christmas tree. Others gaily wrap an empty shoe box containing an order slip, us­ ually with the selected style and color noted on It. negartlles* of the method—cer­ tificate or lw*—shoo buying will be the answer lo the "something for a man" problem this Christ­ mas. Rugg»d-w*ar Jackets and short coat* for outdoor* appear in a greater profusion of styles than during any acaion now on the record books — but some atand out at orUin-to-pleaie. Among them are feather-weight washable nylon and poplin blend* lined with fleece ard pile. Eor colder days there are tiig tuedel with rich lining* and bold fleece collar*. Thera la more than a furlook to nun* of the collar* — they’re the real thing, in racoon or mouton. The now famlller lurburban and car coal* that promlte to reach new popularity peak* are going roneervativa in one rrger}!: regular button* are replacing euch novelty faaienert of yeiteryear ai toggle* and loops. Kmart New Kwtaltra In aweater*. the Scandinavian influence tee me to be here to itey — complete with bulky big­ ness end that hand-knitted look. They're turned out *• machineknit*, of enurte, but they boett the authenle hand-made textura right down the line. More practi­ cal than hand-knit*, they can be washed with ease and without shrinkage worrlei, due to the blending r>f wash fiber* with the wool. Eve of St. Nichols*' Day wa* taken to America by the eirly Dutch colonial*; It was transferred to Christmas Eve. Santa Claus being transferred also. Nicholas 1* believed to have been born in Asia Minor In the fourth century, lie btcame the Bishop of Myra In the lime of the pagan em­ peror Diocletian. Nicholas wa* a Jolly, kind person who liked people and in turned was loved by (hem. One Christmas Eve he was walking home (rum a vesper ser­ vice, thinking about the Christmas story of the birth of Jesus. It was a perfect Christmas Eve. As be passed the home of one of hi* church families he noticed that their door waa open—a Mrance thing on such a cold night. He glanced in and saw a scry unhappy family within. Keeling that he might need lo help them, the bishop forgot his scruples about listening. He put his ear close to Doctor In House? HOLLYWOOD - ( U P D - Actor McDonald Caray originally want­ ed to study medicine but wound up at an actor. Now, ha'a wondering If It was Juit coincidental that he recently starred In the "Dr. Chrisllsn" TV aeries and played the part of a dentist In a Schlits Play­ house show called "False Impres­ sion." A HOPE FOR HER— Nothin* is so wonderful as th a t look in a young­ ster's cyo on Christman morning. About tho most useful Christmas gift ia a r o b e for eariy-momlng wear during the winter months. It allow* hrr to be "laiy" early. Syracuse Gets Songs SYRACUSE. N. Y. —(U P!) - A collection of original manuscripts of song* by Broadway composer JuU .Styno I* In the George Arenls Rare Book Roam in the Syracuse University Library. Styne pre­ sented the manuscript* to tha uni­ versity whll# visiting hi* #on who Is a student thru- YOUR BEST CHRISTMAS BUYS ARE HERE! $3.98 — $7.95 • AI, $ 3 -9 8 | Smart Economy • Priced Footwear For Tha Particular Shopper SANFORD SHOECFNTiR A gift *be al­ w a y s appreci­ ates — panties. We've a large s e l e c t i o n of styles. Very famine or tailored, short or long style*. Soft ps.teli. Week and white. Sizes 32 • At. 33.98 — $7.95 98c — $2.50 SPORTS CARDIGAN — The stylo that’s fast "copping" the casual scene is a Scandin aports cardigan. Thin one. in three-dimen­ sional kntl with a bulky look, combines soft, fleecy la mbs wool w i t h i r o n * atrenifth Orion. It’s u per­ fect srift for the man of the family or the schoolboy. Blouses Robe > By Mee Shore Shapely. Terry. Tailored In tolldi and prints. Smart for work or etreet wear. Site* 30 • AO. Such a practical gift and ont thst ifae'U really l e v * . Quilted, nylon and cottog. Also Sett: MM nylon <2.98 — $7.98 „ $5.98 — $19.98 Sweaters Underwear Shirts • T-shirts Did naver gets too many sport shirts, and we've the biggest ielection of newly styled sport shirts In Sanford. Under. shorts ■J? it** 1** Sweater Under•hlrta $2.96 — $8.95 Gift for the Sant* on your list should In­ clude one of our hand­ some sweaters. Cardlg»n*. v nrek sleeveless In nisny color*. V St* our com­ plete selec­ tion of; v* Sport $3.98 — $12.98 Trousers Handsome gabardine and wash's wear slacks art always e welcoma gift- See our extr* lift* selactlen. 83.-19 — $ 8.95 $6.98 — <13.98 Boy's W ear ^ And If you’re undecided whit to give. ^ ^ g i v e him socks. U#s, handkerchiefs In famous Shirts, u n d e r ­ wear, coats, s l a c k * , dunga­ ree*. sock* A Huikic Suits. m w mRO G ERS ★ SILVERPLATE A Product of The IMsmjtlMtl Silver Cowpsnr Here's a wonderful opportunity you coni afford lo miis.„hooutifuf 12 V, * serving iroy with classic border, delicate piercing and chased center. SILVERPLATED Sport Coats • v Soft hendenr* ' " ' twsed* yeu'U find la our se­ lection of Sport Coats. Give the 'be man on your list one for Christmas. You'll find that shopplnr for the young man en your Hit Is al­ ways essy when you shop at Cow­ an's. Girls Wa'vt Just re­ ceived a new shipment of perdresses for young ml*its. You'll lave the cut* stylaa in ell the latest fall apd winter col­ ors. I N FAMOUS m W " ROGERS ★ s. S llV fS P l ATI A fradt.il *1 IS* J il.tr <3.98 — $8.9$ Cowboy W ear W* carry a complete se­ lection of ranch wear. From the cowboy hat right on down to th* hoots. msny other gift Hams for that little girl, we In­ vite you to com* In and look around- And If tha older men no yeur list prefer wester# wear we've got that toe. A b i f s 1JH lath bawl wills daUtala piercing. Femavt trademark fluar. anlaaa lasting tillsfactlen. Quonlilie* limited, guy new far yeur awn heme . . . several far glfnl Shoes Any member of th* family will be de­ lighted with new shoes from Cowan'g. R'eVe a complete islectlon of flats, dressy high heels for the Ladies In the family. Th# Men on your Hit w-UJ Jove the <*mfert«ble eisuel steel tkgt we hi*#. KADER 112 S. PARK AYE. C o wa n ' s You'll fled that shopping at Cow­ an* is all ways a pleasure and not a c h o r e . Friendly, courte­ ous sales help, charge — layaway and R B A terms. Drop l n .^ won't you ? u * For th* kids—Jumping Jacks In oxferd*. loafers for every day ‘ dress up It's patents. wear.. And for L ess than x/i the price you'd expect lo pay Wm. E. $10.95 r n 127.98 W ear B O W L . Ladies Dress or Caiusl SHOES Children’s Dress SHOES and BOOTS Men's Dress and Work SHOES Children’s Swing - Strap Patent Pump Panties Gown fwSHOES • I! special day but he li remembered most of all on Christmas Eve. In some countries they call him Father Chriitmes. About eoc churches In England are dedicated to him. Ha ia the patron saint of tailors and many *f hit church^ are'In iciport towns. • He Is also Hi* patron saint of Russia. There la an old story that In that country from sunset on hit day to runri*t on thr fol­ lowing day, no wolf will touch a man or an animal, but spend* it* time in meditation, even if one steps on Its tall. St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children, too. CO W AN'S Shell be thrilled with a sweater gift from Cowan's We carry a complete line of Eevtherknlt A Bradley slipons, cardlgoni and matching sets. Orton t woo] In sire* 32 Sfl For The Holiday and Any Day $ We're Family Headquarters • many way*, always anonymously. Every C hriitasa Eva ha made a special point of making the time one of merriment and happinata for someone. Aa hit eeeret became known he persuaded ether people to try It too, to help him now his helper* a rt many and hi* spirit roama over the entire world, giving happiness on Christmas Eve. Some forget whoee birthday Huy are celebrating, but Christ­ ian* remember the story about St. Nicholas and how It atl bagan. The Lord * blessing Is asked for those to whom gifts are given, on the eve of the birth of Hie Son. Dectmbor 6lh li St. Nicholas' Tailored and (act trimmed slips to bedeck her with Christmas. Slies 32 • 50. White and psttel colors. .lei • the house, surprised and ■ little proud of hit climbing abilities. When be readied the chimney be found that It was wide and he could look down Its wide neck Into the blackness of the hearth be­ low. He could hear the weeping of the glrla and (heir father. He drop­ ped the gold down the chimney, it fell with a loud thud upon tha hearth where tha bag broke, scat­ tering gold over the hearth. The family became hysterical with Joy, accepting the gold as a miracle and a gift from btaven. The bishop was pleased with the success of hia plan. In tha follow­ ing years be helped people in Sow Facts Slips Accidents Caused By Young and Old ITHACA, N. Y. - f U P l l - A psychologist saya poor thinking tends to cause accident* among young people while a lark of co­ ordination and deaterily leads lo mishaps among older folk. John Whitfield, a visiting rrolessor from England, says a study of aceidenl-pmnrnns among a group ol miners found a "distinct difference" between younger and older workers. the door frame, hiding to that he would not be seen. After listening for a while he found that gold would solve the problems of the family. He was puailed, not know­ ing bow lo give, the needed money to ■ family so proud. Then he had an Idea, an idea that began a custom which has lasted until tho present day. The fireplace did not have a fire, as the family was too poor to buy wood. The Bishop rushed home and look a bag of gold from his funds for the poor. When he returned the door was closed and the house dark. With much effort and puffing the bishop climbed to tbo top of • 'y JEWELER FA 2-2363 1 • 212 East first Phone FA 2-4981 • SANFORD* FLORIDA ,1 f �3 b't trn f o r B Annual G ift Guld# IrrilB For H im , S p o rts Ito m s A ro Perfect It*a » mc»t a sure thine that have enough balls, and a new giving pioblime ara eailty eolved. I thtrt'* S grand (election to choolg From elmple to extravagant, from almost every man In your life •acquit can be an idrat gift. LETS CO FISHING and a lot of women too — in If flihing'i tha faverita — dulcet in aome (port for fun and thei a‘« an almnit unlimited choice relaxatkn! 'of gifta! Rod and reel *et* are And. j»u can t>e »ure that any specifically deiigned for »port or gift that eaten to a favorite ‘ fre<hwater fiihlng, and coma in a wide price range. to your •port wUI be a hit. Accessories for the fiiherman in FOR MIGHTY MM It OUS iperial fllei and lurei, ipln If you've a hunter In the fam­ dud* kit*, creel and net combination!, ily. you've tnard enough ''cun- tackle boxes and waterproof veiti talk" to luxe a shrewd idea «>f complete with >mall pocketi to what kind of rifia or shotgun it ho!J gear. wanted. FOR OTHER SI’UUTS Dec. 2 at City Hall h in .t 'Jieie range ftom about The golfer and bowler fall Into f - j to over 1300. it might he a eaiy-to-plcaie rategorici. New good "chip in" gift by the whole clubs, golf balli, or a golf rarf or family. for bag will ptea.e the former Thr H indi me gun cabinet*, wea­ latter it probably hoping fur a therproof gun estel, ammunition ball and shoe bag, a pair of bowl honest, efficient or high pawned Scope attach­ ii’g ihoei or personal bowling ball. ment* wi i all . plea c y,- ir hunter. A gift all the family will enjoy City Government DOWN t o THE SEA ckcntually is camping equipment or acCfMoriet. It will be put to Skin-diving and water ailing Elect have avh.eved new heightt of pop­ good u*e a« outdoor living l< more ularity; f you know- any water- and more Indulged ^v a» a family ' »pv>rt.v addict:, you know that activity. whether it"* an eapenfive gift of Sleeping bags, air m attretin . an aqua lung, modestly priced duffel bagi, ramp etovei and lan• wim fln», tnaik. or ballast belt. ternf, and all typei of portable It will I* u-t what l> wanted. equipment can be used throughout I'd. Pol. Ad. by Joe Raker t e a m s . tM tiN u r movt of thr year. The te-.nia enthusiast can never So for all good »port«, gift ELECT THE MAN BEST QUALIFIED CITY C O M M IS S IO N JOE BAKE SANTAS I A WHITE CHRISTMAS FOR HER — Autuiiutic tit frost­ ing and non frost refrigerator.* make possible a whole new concept in kitchen planning. When she no longer has to staggcrtback nnd forth with dripping trays, the housewife can more closely coordinate her kitchen with other living areas. Nothing i» more appreciated by a wife than a “White Christmas." a major appliance to make her daily chores easier the year-round. TfSAAMD 40 Years Ago: Penguin, Vosse, Zicer Or Germanic Forty year* ago you might have given her a Penguin to symbolise a White Cbrlitmai. Or it may have barn a Voite. a Zicer. or a Germanic. Thbsc are brand nainca of elec­ tric refrigerator) which have long aince ditappeaicd But back in 1916 - they were the pioneer* in the field. The Germanic, in fact, la aaid to have been the firat ntUonally advrrtiacd refrigerator. More than mere name, have changed in household rcfngi ration, however. Thoir 19H modrli, of courtr. bear only a faint reteniblance la current beauties. Aa a m atter of fact, today a electric re­ frigerator differi radically from what wa* being sold at recently at five or ten years ago. The primary charge ha» l>ecn in the direction of convenience and automation. While you hear considerable talk about dramatic new inver.tionv like the electronic reirigriatnr, vt: h thin;* are a good few yeara away. What really sre egg racks and cheese keeper I 1rator ami frteser The refrigerator has r.o fauicn food storage apace dlitir.gulihca today a refrigerators, and butter conditioners. at all aince the matching twin Yeara ago you had t ' hold ice however, arc the extra conven­ freeier provides the space. cube trava under a running faucet ience features and reliability built While thit approach appeals to to get the ice out. Now there are into their performance. a w ioic variety tf trayi with easy some families, others have found Eliminating the chore of manual release fcatuiet. And there arc that limited floor space forces defrosting it but one of these con­ electric rrfrigriaturt which auto­ them to choose a single unit In which both refrigerator and freesveniences which meant a great matically maintain a constant aup- er have been combined. This can ply of ice cubes wi that no m atter deal to the hou>ewiir. Juit at au­ he conveniently restocked from a tomatic defrotlirg teprc.entcd a how many you utr, more always frerser located in the basement, major improvement in irfrlgrrator will l.e on hand. brecteway or garage. Most important of all. designer! design a few year* ago, now cmThese practical improvements ptiasli it being placed on driign- have taken heed of the housewife's Ing units in which frotl never ac­ desire to have a ready supply of have re suited In titday'a refrigera­ cumulates. Several b iatdi incor­ fio.-n food on hand. The original tor which is almost at different porating this advantage are «n the lefiigrratOr-frersrr combinations from yesterday'* a. today') brand market today. No woman who hat have given birth to a whole family namet are different from the long rvrr totered a, rot, thr kitchen of new types, some with the lott Votae Zicer, Germanic and floor with a tray- filled with de­ freer«.r on the bottom, others with rtnguin. fault water it likely to undereali- It on top and each with enough mate the importance of this devel­ space to satisfy the requirements One jet airliner Innovation ta opment. of any family, large or small. automatic oxygen masks. If pres Lets dramatic perhaps, but Aware of the growing populari­ auriration falls below the equi­ every bit a t important to the ty of tlie home frecser, one manu­ valent of It.OuO (ret. a panel hou ewifc ore trayt which lull out facturer is marketing a unique containing the maak flips open and trays which icvulvc. There 1pair of matching electric refrige- automatically. 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M idget Aulo One car In the low-price field offers you these features.. .’59 Plymouth, 1- Only Plymouth offer* the convenience of Swivel Seat**, 2. Only ’59 Ply mouth offer* Push-Button Drive*, heal,*enlilalion, 3. Only '39 Plymouth offer* Toriion-Aire Ride—no extra cost. 4. Only '39 Plymouth offer* the glamor of the rear Sport Deck*. 5. Only 39 Plymouth offer* a Mirror-Malic rear-view mirror*. *t—t Vtth aag 1 . M . O f t lm lb * u i-t o i* . I m Ii . W W aw Ja a -t J > '» w aS.f,. CM//-I. TH E N E W P L Y M O U T H S H O W If it i a**, rtyagiut i pt N! Oa saa It May it par HjaasR eastar '59 TeVey'a *eil L.ii read* • • • • • • • • • • • • • • *• • • • • • • • • • • • • a* L A W R E N C E W ELK ..**//*« A B C -T V . < Reg 13.n Western Auto sport* ear design, hicel construe, tinn. Adjuttable pedal*. 31". 3rCH16 Shoulder Rada Heavy fiber, quilted pad­ ding. Save! ,miet« Official Size Football Reg- 3.:j Tough, rubber impregnat­ ed fabric. Tan. pebblegrain. White end stripe*. 3EC101I Aulomatle Phonograph F la y * both I I and 41 apaadi. S m art S • ton* wood e a ia . C a rrlta 4 itorea I I record). DCS9U ISJestem jlufe 314 E. F IR S T ST. AiMeituStaeaw . Sanford, Fla. �# •‘ — - - * -; ^ S tr, S^r #*nf«rrS 'Annual Gift Gulda Wfr«IS. NEWEST OF NATIVITY SETS — This in the Unit set of it* kind designed for children ns well a* adults. It ulso is the first to be priced under $10. The cover of the l»ook. type packaging open* to reveal full color, Useful Presents For Ko me Solve Christmas Shopping Problems cut-out figure* of thp Virgin Mary, Joseph and two sheep in front of u niungor. The un­ breakable vinyl replica of the Christ Child wan produced under the direction and guid­ ance of church authorites. Toy Tycoon Reveals Success Secrets NEW YORK -<UPI) — Jw MrVlcktr. a phenomenal toy indualry success at the age o( 27, apent Ma flral year In the business learning that it'a not exactly child's play. Just three yeart ago. MrVIrker waa helping to run the family wallpaper cleaning compound bu«inaaa in Cincinnati. Hr knew noth­ ing about the toy Industry except that, aa tha fathar of a two-yeareld girl, it w « getting tome of W« Income. Today, MeVIcker heada hla own toy company, Rainbow Crafti Inc., • firm expected to groia three million dollars (hit year. The firm produces a modeling •nbiUnee, not a clay, that doesn't ■tain clothing or furniture and is harmless if swsl lowed. It's called yiay-Doh. Joe Invented it after watching his daughter, Julie, play with samples of dough-like wallpaper cleaner compound. With a little work, thought MrVIrker, the com­ pound could tie developed Into a modeling oubitinrr. Sinrr ho learned the l»y boat■OSt the hard way, McVirkrr has g number of tips for anyone rise who comes up with a hot game or toy Idea and wants to pul it on market. —■'Find o<it who sella what you make and learn how ami when they do (heir buying," said Mr- Welter. Grace And Beauty Feature Furniture There's a heart warming new grace and beauty In today's furniture. 1'i.e uncompromisingly rigid square look his mrllrd into a symphony of soft curves and subtle colors. Everything is quite elegant: JEarly American. French Provin­ cial, Empire. l»lh renlury En­ glish. ttlcdrrm rlrr nnd Italian Provincial. There's new Inlrrrtl in exposrd wood parts m sofa and chair frames. Walnut and fniilwond lead the field but nrw lavish finishes of antiqued wood, gold and sliver leaf a n Indicative of the new trend to­ ward opulence. Cine is another matrrial widely Slsd. It lends Itself admirably to Mm, tailored designs aa well a* tha more ornalc pieces. Tha fabric covers are richer, hither; with deep diamond tuftings, multi-welt treatments and dressmaker drlalls. This new rleganrc lias not Ign­ ored functionalism. Whxlrver the styling, this new concept It so flexible that it takes care of all seating and mom needs. "With Play-Doll, I traveled around for a year trying to sell to schools. It was is lot *'f wa*t»d time. I didn't know about toy buyers and didn't think of retail Itorci. t'AfUr a year. I was referred to 200 Fifth Ave , In New York— that's toy Industry headquarters —and affiliated with toy represen­ tatives who knew the business.'* McVicker's product was being offered In unlabelled cans contain­ ing two and three pounds of his compound. The toy representatives advised him In put It In smaller, brightly colored containers. —"The maglr number today Is II," MeVIcker learned. "That's the price for a toy. For the Christmas trade, you pul out a deluxe ver­ sion for S3. —"If you have one toy Idea, try to spread It around. We have other Hams on the market today, based on the original l’lay-l>oh." Other lips from Ihc young exe­ cutive: —Educate yourself stwmt Ihc toy business and •'business" business. Ask questions of everyone y«u come in tonlael with—the toy Job­ bers, store buyers, salesmen, bankers, advertising men. parents. You may even want to take some night courses in business admini­ stration. —Watch out for fads. You muit know whether your item Is a fad or a staple and art accordingly, —Last hut definitely not least, said MeVIcker, Is to protect your Item by seeing a lawyer. "There's a lot nf pirating In Ihlv business You must guard yourself at all limes." If this pro-e«s is too time,on M i m i n g o r difficult, McVirkrr addrd this word: "Mayhi- you'd I* belter uff selling your idea to a game or loy manufacturer and settling for Ihc five per cent royal­ ty." This year, dress up your home for Christmas by giving gifts for lha home. The idea of giving things which at* attractive and useful—in the horn* will solve many of your gift problems. Make a check list of the members of your family (be sure to include yourself!) and you wilt think of any number of things which they can use. In this age of casual entertain­ ing and television viewing, Mom would probably like to have a let of small snick tables. Tney are wonderfully handy for aervlng and take up very little space when not In use. Knack Tables .Snack tables are available in almost any type of styling Sonic are made to stack or fold when not being used. Others nest under a larger table. Some can double as end tables or occaiionat tables between snacks. Serving carts fall into this aamr category. They are mobile ao that refreshments may b« placed on them In the kitchen and ran be easily rolled into the room where they are lo be served. In between limes, they can be plared against a wall. Many of tha carls ara made lo match certain dining room or liv­ ing room grouping*. A number have mar proof lops in protect them from spills, scratches, and hot dishes. An added feature is the extra storage space which Ihey provide. An Inleresting occasional table can give a new look to a room. If chosen wisely, It can Iwi the focal point of a setting. Stainless steel, leather, mosaic tile, vinyl tile, and marble aio Just lo ns* of the materiala being used in table tops their days. Mom will undoubtedly like the table which rises from cockUll table to dining height at the touch of a finger. Whrn the drop leaves are extended, thrr* is ample dining spare fur six people. A desk will Iw appreciated by prartlcally any member of Ihe family. School-agers will love having their own place for doing homework. Mom and Ilad will en­ joy It for going over household accounts ami fur teller-writing sessions. Yuu might want to give Mom a gift of some of the eitra storage space she is always looking fur A handsome chest can fit Into any Story By Dickens Part 01 Christinas A lale of the redemption and new-found happiness that Christ­ mas brought to a miserly old man lias nowr heroine a part of our Christmas observance, a* the itory of Scrooge and his three ghosts is told ami re told, Charles IHrkens wrote "A t hrlitnias Carul" Its Is 13, li «*« first published In te n d o n , appearlng a few daya before Christmas of that year. An Immediate success, It spread throughout the world In countless editions Issued In many languages Plekens wrote other Chrt«tma* tales and essays, hut rtonc so re­ membered as lhal of Ihr mlirrly Semoge, who berim e the man who •'knew hnw In keep Christmas well," and of Tiny Tim whose Christmas wish still rings m every heart: "find itless If* Every One", In audition to rereading tin * Christmas story, almost all of us enjoy one of Ihe numerous radio and television prcsenlallnni nf this classic — or one of the fine recordings now available. > I I MiACK CllltiST.MAS—Streamlined is tho keynote of these smnrtly-niatrhi’d pieces of luggage that feature hid. don locks, vinyl bonded to magnesium, extra roomy design, long wearing colorful linings and lightweight construction. Luggage is a gift for those who "have everything." room of the house. Some contain fall.front desks, too. Teen's Choice To bring out a latent feminine Instinct In a teen aged girl, try a gift of a vanity and stool for Her bedroom. Or present her -with a cedar chest. She will hava it filled in no time and. with the addition of a flat cushion, the chest ran act as an extra seating unit for a teen-age gab-feit. For the male teen-ager, a hand some bachelor chest will help him lo take pride in his room. Sure to make a hit Is the chest mndelrd aflcr the campaign chests which English officers used a t the turn of the century. A cost hanger chair is another good gift for the teenage or adult male in the house. It is an Ideal solution to the problem of the min who tosses off his jacket the moment he comes home. The back uf the chair I* shaped like a cost hanger so that a Jacket can be hung trimly upon it. A small bar across the top provides hanging them beauty and romfort at well,"Give Something F o r th e llo w . room for ties. Jt is estimated that aa being useful. Thi» year, make your holiday buying tncme. the coat hangtr chair will lave its cost in pressing bills over a year's time! Chair For Dad Give a gift of relaxation this year. A comfortable cH !r w ill1 bring smiles of pleasure for many years. Dad mi:,id like one -if ihc reclining types. Don't make thi* a surprise but tike him to the ■tore and 1st him choose a re­ clining chair which fits him well. Heciinlr.i* chairs rumc In a v .1* sly of style* these days. They are made to blend with any iiet;XMasculine looking leather* are popular although Ihe chairs are available in any type of uphols­ Are a girl s bes: friend and tery—nubby tweeds, smooth fab­ what better time io give them to her than Christmas? Brautb rics, stripev. prints, or aolidi. fu! latching sets, solitaire*, Something that the family will dinner .s for Men and enjoy together Is a game table. Women. Whether the game be chess, $|5.U0 up* checkers, scrabble or bridge, it will lie more fun !o play on a table built especially for *jaroc purposes, rather than trying to Lovely cultured pearl nc.k reach across a long dining table. Isrcf, pearl rings, pearl car* Many game tables are of the rings, and the new drop pearl folding variety that can be stored on gold or silver background. aw a y . when not in use and will *2.50 up* n* t rreale n apace problem, Family Girt* Another gift that will delight the entire family Is a chord organ. Easy to play, it will be a gather­ ing place for singing Christmas liv Timex. E l g i n , carols during the holiday season Wadsworth, Dulova for and for musical evenings through­ Ladle*' a n d Gents Yellow and white gold out the year. also diamond. The electric organs of today are not the massive pieces of S I u p years ago. They have been scalid down to fit Into even « small home or apartment They are styled so that Ihcy will blerd well See our exclusive iir.r of with any period of furnishing*. Zippo, Fton-ryi, Schick A R David necklare sets, Carpeting or an area rug is an­ Evan* lighters, lighter in all the newest Jewelry other very special gift. Tbe and cigarette case com­ colors. Such a lovely warmth and luxury which carpet­ bination. Christmas prevent. ing give* lo a room cannot l>c du$3.00» $0.95* ptiraled by any other floor cover­ ing. Attractive area rugs art ws accent touches in a room. They are available in modem or tradi­ Anson cuff links, tie bars tions! design. For C h i t d r e n . Men. In sets and separate. * Imok around your home and you Ladies in a large selec­ 1’lain and novelty. will think of many other things tion of style*. S i.50* which will be Chrislma* gift *5.75' ideas. I'eruaps a room divider, oc­ Exclusively casional chair, or bookshelves are ours in San* needed to give a room a finishing ford and Se-. touch. minolc Coun­ Giving gifts fur the home wilt ty. give lasting enjoyment to you She'll love a gift of and your family. They bring with crepe ’dc chine the most luxurious scent ever—Sec our gilt selection of per­ Silky Disappoint;* fume, Cologne and the MIAMI. Fla. turn — Charles popular minaturr <a com­ J. Mrl-riman and Frank E. Kilroe, bination of perfume and two of the nations ouDtinding i* $2.25- cologne in one set.) racing secretarici, rite Silky Sul­ livan Ihr biggest disappointment • Plus Tax of the year. Silky, everybody's "favorite" for Ihc top three year old events last spring lieeause of his fantastir come from b e h i n d finishes, wound up t2th in the FA 2-0181 202 E. lot Kentucky Derby and Sth in the Preakness. D IA M O N D S Pearls W ATC H ES HICGEST LITTLE GIFT —A Christmas yrift that will rate "bin" from a little one to dad is n film watch. The sleek, tapered styling of this fine timepiece is carried through from the slim dial markers to the tH|>cred calf strap. Santa Good Guy! In America, Yes Is the Western i hemisphrr*) Santa Claus a "good guy" or » ■bad guy"? Well, here In America there If no duuht in any child’s mind lhal .Santa is a "good guy*. Hut, If children In most other lands were usrd to judging all people a* either ••good guys" or "bad guyi". . .as do *u many American children. . . they would have a pietty bird time deriding alxiut Manta Claus! For instance. In Germany, Sankt Nicknlaiis may arrive on lie re ru­ ber *1 wills a basket of tookirs and fruit, in addition lo the Christmat Eve vial from Krisi KTingle, who is Ihe Christ Child himself. Or, un December 6. Relsnickle, a furred Nikniiut may bring swit­ ches Instead. Other European children also brllrtr In this Jekyll Hyde nature of old Saint Nick. Dutch lykrs may find that their Saint Nicholas was accompanied by Black Peter, a moorish dwarf who brat« them with birch rods. N’aughly lllllr Cierltoilovaki know that Ihe Mark Hooded devil Cert, whip in hand, may visit them on Christmas. And. Hungarian tola remain good wtih thought of ihe devil Krampusl. Birthstone Rings V lc d io j w Cuff Links (deni QeweJbiy C S nN l Z . 9 _ The stale of New York Is Ihe nation s leader In ihr mining and production of tilJMum, rock sail, emery ami garnet. iir V. $• U /e J e o tu A e Lighters Necklace Sets l C ld v e A li& e d -f V to ) Ir lee tOTHES A ko £ b A ond A fo A a l l ik e fa m ily , . (i)& t f t o ih e J h s fa m ily 9n.... a t n a t io n a l a d v e A t U e d Handsome Curie* Suit* for Men. Holeproof socks, Wcmberly ties, sweaters, .For Men Children .Nunn Bush .Poll Parrot Jacqueline .Daniel Green TOUCH — Tha Trias Santa will “p m s tit" I m p w ith jtw alry In such daalgna as this new, S0taeh golden mesh rope with th a elegant dangling goldm tassal. Earrings and bracelets to match are coat* And alack. For the Lutlics lovely Knbro dresses, bouffant c a r -can petticoat*, Muruingwcar lingerie — panties, bras, slips, gowns, pajamas, soft fleecy housecoats, striking comfortable shooa, hats, gloves, hose, handbags. For the young Misses, darling perfect gift items. For the young mint on your list, suits, dungaree*, sport coat*, underclothes, sock*, sweaters and you'll find the perfect gift to put under the tree .Starbrand GOLDEN .Paradise underwear, shoes, belts and many other items for men including sport little drosses, underwear, sweaters, emits utul mu:iy other .Freeman *995_ *2 4 95 For Ladies' Bedroom Slippers .American G irl *8 95- $1695 • y v & tfA “Where quality Is higher than price” if you shop at Purcell's. Known in Sanford us the store that “CLOTHES THE FAMILY." B. E. Purcell, Co. SAN FO RD - O R U N D O I , �(The #a:i(.nS Vera!?) Annuel i;!fi Guide In a season that I* abla/c with color as Is this one, it may seem difficult to enthuse about permnlally-pupular, evcr-cla*»le black. But. regardlcis o.' changing style* and fabrics, black always stands out smartly In a well dress­ ed woman's wardrobe. This season, particularly, black is extremely flattering, it slims, trim* and I* a discreet foil for the Developers Plan New Subdivision A new subdivision w*»t of I.ongwood fs planned by liregory Mitrakli and Sfevc-i l.evtcr of II. stnn. who laat week purrhastd JM acres between Sanlando .Spring* Iiua<l and the l.ungwroui Markham ltuad. The purchase was made fr -m Mr. an J Mrs. William Creedon of Orlando for $72.1*1 through James •fv r HOME ELEGANCE— These chic black velvet lei­ sure pajamas arc a perfect Christmas gift for wife, daughter. mother or sweet­ heart. Made of nylon, they resist shine and keep their shape. They're beautiful, long wearing. to*i. most dramatic of accessories That Important "little black dreiv" comes to the fore In all of the important silhouettes this sea­ son. Black crepe, jer«ey and *heer wool lend themselves especially well to the high waislv. loose barks and eased figure lines. Black Is especially elegant in the restrained shaping of thr Um­ pire lines. Jcl mattlasse crepe is particu­ larly new. It appears over and Armor Honie-.Made AMIIKHST. Mas* —(LTIl — Knights in an Amherst College production of Shakespeare's King Henry IV v.ore home-made suits of mall. Regular twine was knit­ ted Into the form of armor ami wa* then sprayed and brushed with silver pauu (or that metallic over again in blouson styles an I overbiouse handlings. In semimolded Empire llr.ev and Is often accented with brilliant*, lustrou* ribbon and braids. Wonderfully * whiipery taffeta and crisp fuuthr I silks, lining Mlffcntd erepe* and Jerseys flare forth with a daring abandon In trapcie styles. Some arc halfbelted in front others have no belt at all Black lube sillHxieiies — un­ fitted. »Um-a*-*lim-can be — take on a fluid case in newer, relaxed handlings. Particularly dramatic in after-five style*, thev aie exotic targets fur shafts of gleaming satin trim, ornate gluiirrd urna menu and free swinging covrr ups Blark, now a* always, stands regally alone — a* a wise and fashionably • smart irvcitment for winter wear. FESTIVE I.OOK — Shr looks* festive in h e r white Birthdays Are Many SYRACUSE. N V tf P I f — On •Ire--* of evcrglnzc cotton Nov. I, IM . the Episcopal dloccic ilum.tnk. Tito tiny \x aistline of central New \.-tk celebrated lit own WUh anniversary, the rmh nlroxe the 'nitiffunt ivkirt i> anniversary of lhe consecration of recent cd with a cummerIt* hlihop — thr III Rev. Mai colm K. Peabotly — and the loth Inind-smli of silver uml anniversary of the rorserratioiv of ajsslsl ••veryiaie cotton mat its. thr suffragan bishop, lhe lit. Rev. a iwiTrct gift for Christ* Walter M. Hlgley mat* mill the winter season. Bring <>ut the m rgrtena, slit* term* tm sel. and ,olor«d balD ar.l make your Chilvtmal *aH!« merry end bn*;ht for the holidays! Heir • tome cobitful. inrxps-n live table decoration Idea* that are Cw*> to-make First of all. bu> iomt gay red Imritwravr material; hem. and u«e a* a table doth. New Apparel Give Legs ‘ Long Look' Short skirts, slim chemise sil­ houettes. anil pyramid shaped tr a ­ inees all give legt a new ami Itnore Interesting ‘ long look '” leg*. “ stem*," "gsmt," by whatever name they are ratled, I they are definitely going to be noticed. Some hosiery stylist*, looking ahead, predict that • textures" in hosiery will be even more im port­ ant than filament color and sheernessl These texture Interrits Include jacquards ithc French term for » IV ternrd nr a flgund weave nr knlli . tweedy kmts . . and lacy knit* Wear them with casual dresses, tail 'red suits and sports vicar Textured hosiery appear* in ny Inn. wool, rotlnn, and stretch fa I hrlc. Over It place a horimntal and vertical Midr g te tn meih ribbon. The above idea can be varied with Chrutmai tree* or randy care* cut out of felt and placed at each corner. Of courte every table must have a centerpiece, and with your col­ ored or while cloth, try one of their motifi. An evritiren bough makrt a worderful bair; add ahimmerinr cold sprayed pin* r o n ri, coloird saK* and randies, put a ceramic Madonna or other Chriitmaa fig. i.rine. In the renter, and rurround with ptbblet uf hard candy. Kill a wicker cornucopia or a toy Santa and tleigh with swreii, ornamenti amt make-belltve gifts. Takr two fancy candy diihaa, place one on top of the other, rovrr with painted chicken wire, and dccoiatr with baltv Huv a miniature, artificial, la­ Tennis’ Fast Serve NEW YORK - t l PI) - Harry Mackay'i flit first serve Is one of the fasten ft ST.’ teur tennis Th* Dayton. Ohio, native has an equal ly impressive second *hot with a small amount of spin, but from there on he I* apt to lie very good or very had, depending «n how- well he does on low- shots to the comer# bia sue Chrutm ai tree and deco­ rate with ribbona and tiny balls. Whatever Idea you u»e. create your maiterplree before the holi­ day and uie it until New Year's day for coraplimenU unlimited. A wonderful gift tor Hit style* conicloua are the newest cottar.? cover-upi, loose lined jacket* art­ fully drslgr.rd to overlook the wall'., and inuggled to a controlled •top at thr hipi In varied ahapei. a im . and colort. they are crtaled to turn any outfit into a high fashion eottume. Topping skirt*, slipped over theatha or uird at mini-wrapt over cocktail and evening outfits, the»e rover up* are avatlahle In ••every­ day ". or evening fabric from rich brocades to bright wooltnt and ptuahy mohalra. The cocoon, bloutrdbark •lyle i* often teen in fake-fur fabric wlih an opulent look. th e trapero style, flaring gent­ ly from a natural slwulder U of­ ten Kmpire-accented with a high art in belt. Thr newest casual Jerkins tie Inrgrr and unfitted, while the shor­ tened jacket «ty!e Is frequently *r!f belted at tha htpttne. Knit topping* make freih news In nubby textured wools and •tiaichi a* a die. lung-line ort»ns; coat sweater* that turn casual separates into city bound en*emMe* are favored. li*». Sweaters Top hrr Christmas list with a beautiful ban-ton or the new very p**|iulnr bulky sweaters. Colors galore, many style.* and in «39«nvitning and intimate gifts Panties For that little extra g if t. . . give a panties, by Luxitc, Senmprufc or Rogers • COPENHAGEN. D e n m a r k (U!'D—A Copenhagen clergyman who railed Santa Claus a "pagan goblin" ha* stirred a sturm of •aotevt throughout Santa • loving Denmark. The furor caused n* the Rev. Paul Nrdergaard'a remark hav not been equalled here since the .day 10 years ago vvhrn Canada's ■Ilrx llrock Chisholm broke the !»ei*s to Denmark that there Is no ■Sar.ta Claus. h ' e d c r i r n a r d ' * wrath was aroused by the appearancr of a pit. ure of Si. Nick on Christmas Milt which are being cold by a muish children s welfare urgan Ration. •’Thcie aeal* bear a symbol nf a pagan coblin." he said. "You should refuse to buy them. Find aome other way to aid the wrl fare organisation." The outburst of protest that «e lulled Inspired a strongly critical editorial in the Copenhagen ness paper fk Maybe Santa Claua IS a pagan goblin, but thr Christmas tire gpd mlslK'.oc are not mentioned ta lhe Ullile, and yet they have 'bfen depleted on lhe stamp?." the •thioriil said "Who say* their motif hat to be religious' The purpose I* to collect money lor children's wel­ fare. We don't believe a gibtm ■will hurt the *alr of Christmas Ms'*—but a clergyman can harm tta good cause " -^ > o one appeared to be paying .Jauch attention to Nrdergaard'a -Mil for a bo; colt of the seals. Buvlr.es* was reported brisk. ClUlhoim. a physician who w it than dirtrior of the World Kttlth Qrganitation, touched off an up­ roar h*.'c by remarking that San­ ta Claus doesn't really ciist. Danes of all ages sprang to the -af-f of the "Jolly <Id elf." daciar i y that of rourso he cxlsta. Blouses She'll love one «>f the nev. roll up sleeve blouses or the Inlist chemise top. Solids, print* nittl plaid* exquistely tailored by Ship 'N Shore, Robbie I(rook *, Robbia James. Long and brunch roln-s quilted in n ton flannel*. Match her blouse a . id sweater with one of our tailored skirts. Soft luscious wool in slim, pk or flare styles. Or give her a cocktail skirt to dress up in. \f(fk Give her one of the new bold handlings. We've a complete .-election in brow .1, black, beige, red, nnvy. By Rogers, Moviestar, Seam 1 1uf and l.uxitc. Tailored and late trimnipsl. Sires .TJ-Hi. Beautifully knitted stoles in white pink, black in soft nylon. Mulching half-slips will always please and an -•> comfortable. Hcigc, black, w hite and pastel colors. Trim her tree with jewelry from Holly­ wood Shop. Rope laads. pills, earrings, bracelets, medallions. Silver and gold for day time wear or rhinestone for cocktail time. Skortie Pajamas The gift slu- always wants to receive— «hortie pajamas. Sec our cotton dacron nylon in several pleasing styles. What could bo more appreciated than a box of hose in one nf lhe new fall shades? G!)u pair to l.!).! pair Gowns Ity Luxitc. Rogers, bedecked in loco or sm artly tailored If she prefers. IALL .NEW — F rom top to .bottom, from the looped ~mohair chemise cardigan ^sweater to t h e pleat-flounct'band trim treat"ment on this 100 per cent wool tweed skirt, it’a all ucw. Colors . collaborate, ^ p tu rin g ricV jcwf! tonci. FOR BEST SELECTIONS H||>L------- 11 ♦ �f our Shopping People Headquarters Save" Shop'n Accounts • Layaway ' Linens If you’re undecided about a gift for someone on your lint . . . who ***ms to have everything—why not give her linen*? We’ve a large aelection of sheet*. bedspread*. table cloth* in many style* and color*. By Dad will love h irw robe for Christmas, why give him one? See our ex­ citing selection. Esquire Phoenix plain, fancy r.nd argyles Bathroom Sets See our wtd* selection of notion gift* Soft fleecy bathroom »*t» in just about every color. Such a nice gift and so inexpensive. • Brass Plaques • Clothes Hangers Designed by McGregor. Solids. plaid*, and handsome tweed*. For the special someone in your life give him a sport coat. Warm wool)* blankets by Chatham. Several weights, all the new colors and the easy to care for fabrics. • Siesta Ware • Carving Sets Trousers Tailored in dacron blends, wool, flannels and the dacroshnn by Hotany. Handsome tailored by Daroff, a Botany "500" would thi any man. Bee our aelection of suit* by Botany Blankets • Steak Knives • Casserole Holder* • Trays • ChliiH Plaques Luxurious comforters will be wel­ comed by nny one. See our nice selec­ tion . . . and you may be sure you’r* gifting problem will be solved. For Christmas and any time give sport shirt* by Arrow, McGregor. Mnrk Twain and Botany. Cotton wool, corduroy nnd flannel. Jewelry He'll love new ties for Christmas and especially whan they come from Yowell's. Cuff Links. Tie Bars By Hickok sold separately or in sets. Jackets Slips The new drizzler ami ever popular reversible anti-freeze gabardine millium lined jacket by McGregor will certainly please him. & Half-Slips She'll hu so thrilled with one of our nylon tailored «f feminine lacy slips and will he delighted with the many new color*. By Munsingwesr. San Souci. Luggage Accessories We’ve a largo cclectlon of luggage, all by name­ brand designers. Why ro t sta rt him a set or add to the one he now has? Soft Sweaters McGregor sweaters in pullover, cardigan, wool nnd orlon sleeveless. In russett, plaid and tan supple leather Handbags by flonay, Leii**r, Garay will make a pcrfrei Ch '*tma* gift. Sec our large selection of Dawnelle Gloves. She'll love a pair. Gowns What woman wouldn't love a beautiful soft gown for Christmas? Nylon waltz length and full length* in soft pastel colors. Pajamas Arc alwA.vn a welcome and practical gift Cotton, nylon and dacron For those cold winter morning*—quilted nylon and cotton Solid*, print* in pretty bright color*. Panties With ruffle*, others plain. In colors and white. Panties Dresses She'll love a new school or parly dress and we've a nice aelection from which to choose. Tom Sawyer in tweeds, and plaids. f For the young men on your list they'll love shirts in cotton, flannel and corduroy. Pajamas by Tom Sawyer In wash 'n wear.. Bee our wide selection of skirts, coats, shirts and jumper* to mix and match for that young lady on your list. Jackets by Tom Sawyer In the reversible Ivy League. Also l i g h t ­ weight cotton washable by H18 NIBS. Thi* is one gift that i* always welcome—fancy or tailored pan tie*. White, black and *o|ld color*. Sweaters Designed by Janlzen, Majestic, Nardis in orlon. ban-ton nnd the impulse wool butkic*. Assorted colors, all size*. Meal for Christmas Gifting? Blouses By Ynlande. Mar-Lot »• Weber and Majes­ tic. Dacron, nylon, all cotton, dacron and cotton blends. Add a blouse to your Christmas list. Jewelry Ry Whiting & Davis, gold, silver, rhinestone. Barring*, bracelets and necklace* Give her a box of Phoenix or Clnusner hose in one of the new fall shades she'll be so pleased. Petticoats by "Singing Needles " Half and I styles. Delight her with a gift from Yowell's. 'We Invite Charge Accounts' �m g>m xfwcb S fc ra tft AN VOL. X L1X TTnIi«d P r w Storms, Blizzards Grip Mid-Nation; ft al 13660863 V II ^ l« I U uH W ire IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY E rtaM to h td 19M NEW SPA PER FRID A Y . NOVKMBKIt 28. 10.>rt SA N FO RD . FL O R ID A NO. 314 Gators Gator Bowl Host - - -IF ii Berlin Vice Tightened isK J ? || . r Just Beat Miami, News Briefs And F|ori(|a |s t„r t ailed Pres* International Snow accumulation! of one to j o e b a k i :k M. I- RABORN JR. three Inchea lifted acrott the na tion'a midaection from Texas to western Illinois today In a gath erfng atorm centered In the South parked In the Marylebonc district I JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (U P H weit. ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ ¥ ¥ _ Thursdav bore this sign: (The Florida Gators, with a steady The new iturm. coupled with "No hand signals—t.Ki cold." 331 rrfo rd - wi" ho“ ‘«-am ln in earlier blinard acroaa the the Gator Bowl if they top Sltaml northern plaina, brought a wintry Saturday, it was announced today. Railroaders Drafted cast of white to much of the na­ n ,.ev-n <, ..nt-B "It looki as If Florida will be tron over the Thanktgiving holi­ Bl ENOS AIRES ( LI I l The one 0[ (he tc.alna | n Gator day. government, to rid rdf Row I," selection committee chair* Weathermen warned of heavy the threat of a nation w ide rail ,-,*n Sam Wolfson lold United snow from Oklahoma and Kantat *!iike. has ordered all railway PrF»» International. "But wa northeastward into Iowa and the worker* drafted Into the army. won't definitely deride which two lower Great Lakes and Ohio val WASHINGTON IL'f'l) — T h e teams will play until 7 p m. Satleya. Soviet Union was on notice today Red Writer Flees inlay ." MOSCOW (D PI»—The language , RERUN iI T I ) —Isolalrd West Hut Hie United Stales and its Joe K. Baker, candidate for uly "As a yuutig businessman, home- A mound of Arctic air draining BERLIN (UI'D—Soviet writer Die Cnlnr* have Impressive commissioner stated Inday that hr owner and parent, I am naturally south w a r d from Ihr Yukon of the Sov irl note on Rerlln Berlin demanded today Ihr Well- allies ran tie neither tricked nor Mexander T*hcy shivili li.v* fled to wins over UCLA. Tulane and Flor* hai no political obligations ami concerned with the future of San plunged readings to IS below al struck Western observers today rrn Allies use military force if threatened into turning free West West Berlin from an authors' Ida Stale. They iost by one touchit not backed by any croup or ford. "Al. L. (Sonny I Rabora laid International Falla, Minn , and as laying down a tough line from neerssary to save it from ahsorp Berlin over to "hostile donuna-, conference In East Berlin down lo Mississippi State and political faction. today.. Rabom la running for the brought tub (reeling temperature! which Russia is not prepared to lion by the Communists. t . _ . . dropped games lo top * ranked Leader* and cititens alike re­ lion" bv the Communists. budge. office of city commissioner in the, at far south a t Virginia. When asked about hit platform Thr Western Allies began eon 1x0(1 LOIUIOI* U lC S . Ixniislana St»le and unbeaten Aujected the Soviet proposal to r» Russia delivered note* to the A rash of flrra erupted in the ‘i t h f young dairym an said: The election neit Tuesday. LONDON fUl’tl—The Soviet bum by three and one points, re* lablish a "neutralised free city" suit at ions which foreshadowed vir much discussed sewerage plant it ‘ I have long been interested in cold air belt. The victims im'.uird Western Rig Three and lo West in West Berlin and caltrd it a tually rertaln rejection uf Soviet lass news agency has ivpmted •peclively. not a political Ittuc. It it limply city government and feel that dll- five children killed In Iheir lieds Germiny Thursday demanding cunning Soviet power attempt lo Premier N i k i t a Khrushchev's (hr death of veteran Bulgarian Wolfson said the list of teama tomrthing that m utt be built, and tent should take an active pari, in a (ire Thursday al an Oklaho­ Ihe West quit Berlin within six •wallow another part of the free Thanksgiving Day maneuver lo Communist Leader Georgy Dam was narrowed Ihis morning to ais months and that West Rerlln he ma City convalescent nursery, toon. Thia was ruled by the De- when possible, in civic affairs team*—Mississippi, Florida, Van­ forre Britain, Franc- and the yanor. world. partment of Sanitation. The decisions made by your elect and a mother, fattier and four of mxde into a demilitarised “ free United Slates out of West Berlin derbilt, Georgia Tech and Alaba­ West Berlin M a y o r Willy city." ma, if It Ik ala Auburn, and South “I think that taaation and the cd officials, the members of the their children killed In a blase Premier Nikna Klirushrhev’a Itrandt warned Ihe Western pow­ and turn It into a demllltartrrd l|*«o CJottillkT A 1*111ri debt of the city have reaches! tat city commission, affect every citi­ that deatroyed t h e i r home at Carolina. free city.' ers: JERUSALEM, Israel (UPII press conference statement that North Little Rock. Ark. uration. The city ha* tpcnl to tuch zen of Sanford, directly or Indi­ Dropped from the list were "Do not put your bead in the The Rutiiani said Hut II the Unconfirmed report* here said toAmong oilier fire victims were "we are not deciding the que* a degree that there it no reserve. rectly. Western Big Three refused Pittsburgh which lost a 23-21 de­ sand. The naked existence of slay large quantities of Soviet If I am elected I will do my best "It Is ray belief that government a 3-y ear old Milford. Conn , girl Hon on Ihe basis of an ultima 3,200,MM people who live in West agree to the , plan withTn lT heavy armi anti plane* have *r- rision lo Penn S t a t e Thursday, to tee that our city government i* created to serve and represent whose four brothers and sister turn" softened some of the West­ Berlin is at stake. The Soviet months, tin- soviet Union would fBed in Iraq, and Texaa whirh indicated U w it administered honestly, economi­ the people and should act In the perished In a fire seven years ern apprehension. would decline an Invitation lo play Hut observers also noted hi* re­ goal is absolutely d ear — all of withdraw from lla sector In Easl ago, and a 70-year-old man who cally and affirlcntly. In a howl game. W it interests of the majority. Berlin anti force the Allies to deal H i s S t y l e , T O O ? Berlin is lo be incorporated into mark that "those who are In fa­ "I would like lo have a part Should you elect me to serve as died in a Vermont blase. with Ihe puppet East German , ..... Coach Bob Woodruff and his Ga* the Soviet Zone " vor of continuing the cold war .. ii..., MB.au Ilia, iron i l l I )—Sing­ tors, who also lopped Georgia in Hie growth of Sanford, which your city commissioner. I pledge At least four children drowned Communist regime, which they Brandt .aid the United Stat*>, war" er Jerry t^ e l-ewis it negotiating needt control and planning." to work and vote in the best in­ while testing thin Ice formed by and turning It Into a bot and Arkansas Stale and were tied Britain and France must back up refuse lo rreognlie for posiiblr purchase of Elvis by Vanderbilt, haven't gone to I Baker concluded by saying that terest of the majority of the rill- the coldest weather of Ihe season will oppose the proposal. ('. S. I.ashes Hark live rity with their military might Presley's mansion here, it was re­ In Chicago. Jerry Melnyk, II. ami The note said any act of aghe waa a tucreatful htuinrii zrns of Sanford. bowl since 1933 and are hungry fer The United Stales lathed back ported yrtlerday. Roman Klowatyj. 13. drowned in ( gresslon against any member of and announced he would fly man “and now haa time to de­ a post • season appearance. Sanford is growing and the al­ a park lagoon Thursday, and two [the Warsaw Trraty "will be con- shortly to Washington lo discuss In a sharp statement declaring vote lo my city." lhal the Russians appirrntly want It wa* ttelleved they would B9* titude and dtrisioni of your rity S year old Sloughton. Wii., girls, sidrred by all of ils member* aa the siluition. Pope Goes Visiting The co-owner o f (ir*cn Valley commission have a great bearing to "keep their grip on East Ber­ rept the invitation without Give Solemn Fledge acta of aggression against them Tarry Ann Anderson and Jackie ROME (UPIr—Pope John XXIII niton if they down rival Dairy. Baker ia a native of San­ on the speed of this growth. With lit said Ihe Allies have given lin" while (ricking Ihe Allies Inlo ford. Hr attended local tchoola this growth comes many growing Bcrndt. drowned ihe night before all. anti will immediately invoke their solemn plrdge to defend Ihe teaving West Berlin "in favor of rrvisited the H o m e seminaries Florida la favored hy 14 an appropriate retaliation." Thuraday where he studied at a over (he nft-beaten Ib u rfe u e t. Rand graduated from Sewannee Mi­ pains, such as annexation, fire in a,municipal awimmlng pool. On the basis of the Soviet stale- rity and "we r*nnnt release our what Is called a ‘free ritv"'. student priest and taught at a litary Academy. He holds a drgrte protection, ilreels. sewers ete., "If we accept evrn x single point klosl observer! believed M id i* Allied friends from this responsl 1menta, any showdown would professor early in hit churrh ra ­ sissippl will get the hid lo (St th# in butineat administration from and Ihe derisions made on these in lids complicated arrangement," bllily.' shape up for May 37, 1PS9— six rer r. the University of Georgia Green and other problems will set the visiting team post If the RebeU months from Thursday. The West­ Brandts warning tva* rrhoetl one official said, "we will have Valley Dairy it producer-director course of our progress. stop Mississippi State Saturday. by Ernst l-cmmer. lop repre l*krn ihe first slippery Hep leadern Rig Three could then: for Perfection Dairie*. Bomb Truck Wrecks tentative of ihe Writ German *ng Inevitably to the communira "I am not sponsored or barked Agree lo pull thrlr troops out Raker served aa an intelligence of West Berlin anti leave It a government in Berlin, lie said lion of Berlin anti perpetual divi­ GLOUCESTER, Engl*ml (UPIi oltierr with the Strategic Air financially or olherwisr by any —A Intck loaded with 2,000 pound free, drinilitariird city. Tile In­ West Berlin would never agree in sion of Germany.*' Command (or two years. He and person, group or organisation. I U. S. Air Force Iwinbt left over become a no man's land in Ihe would sincerely like to serve you itial ronsensui among Western his wife. Jean, reside at 521 Plufrom World War II rolled hackAUGUSTA. Ga (UPIi—Grant!p* observers here was that thia wa* middle of Germany and Europe. a i city commissioner and will ap­ mosa Drive. They have three want* down an embankment Most Berliner* Immediately preciate your consideration and grumped about the carving knife. unlikely. children. Thuraday and overturned. There It eouldn’t cut butler, much leas —Run ronvoya into West Berlin conjured up a vision of the free vole on Tuesday at Ihe City 9 The young candidate la a dea­ Hall." waa no exploalofl. A United Pres* InternaUonal a Ji pound turkey. Betide* that, across East German territory by rity of Uanijg which wxa annexed con ia the First Presbyterian count al mid • messing, shaded the kids didn't want amlhlnc but force. Ruatia tald such "viola- by Adolf HHlec the moment he Hahnrn. II. U ■ native of Flor­ Church, member of the Centre I Third Holiday Birth al least 133 persons killed in (ref* white meal anil when it sanic i*. mF( |,y counter •aw fit. Florida Milk Producer's Associa­ ida and gi iduated in IMS from lima for dessert, they turn-d |„ rc<. Ground breaking eetrmonie* foe HARLAN. Iowa ( U P I i- Mr*. fir since the four • day holiday the Ohio Mechanic! Institute. tion, the Cattlem an's Association the Grace Methodist Church will Kenneth Ilium gave birth lo her began Wednesday evening. In ad­ He is associated with his father down the pumpkin pie and yrll-d —Modify Ihe Wcatrrn refusal lo and the Jaycect. He recently bat lw held Sunday on the church cream. „ . . . . third civile! on Thankiglvlng Day, dition, IA persons died In fire*, deal with the Eafl Germans and . _ , been showing a film for (he Unt­ in the Seminole County Laundry, forSoice it vvrnt Thursday et Thanks­ In to mine in some arrangement S i n n m o u' Onor* Her fir,, was l»m on New V r.r'a one In a airplane eraih and SI a laundry and dry cleaning estab S a tU rd Q V IEil. and Woodland Avr. ied Fund lo civic groups giving dinner In thousands of Am­ Day and hrr second on Chritintas. In ml*cellnn»uu* Ae-ldmi* for an with Ihe in over Berlin SecreUn ^ " 1 Baker urged ail registered vot­ iahincnt. He is married to Hie for­ erican bomrs—and particularly al th e Rev, Dr. Je«se E. Walirr, overall loll uf 131. ers lo cast their ballots in Tues­ mer Mildrrd Robson of this rity. the transplanted While House here nl State .tolm Foster Dulles has A f C i v i c C C f l t C r dirlrict >uprtlnlendrnl will coilOhio reported ihe heaviest tra f­ TV Or Tea Kettle? said llu- United Stairs might day's election. "I feel everyone They have three tone. local firemen still are selling l,urt Hie I p. m rllrs fic toll with 11 dead, followed by where the grandpa was Fresldfnt agree to deal with East Germ a • t IIARLINGTYIN, England (UPI) should have a say In how city Civic organisation* Include the Eisenhower. , soviet .Union. mon tickets for ihe gospel singing Sal ’’race 3*c*hodlst <hutch was ortire ~Soviet —Resident of this village were California and New York with 6 government is run." he said. Jaycee* and the Senior Chamber In not many American home*, as* ‘ agents" of*. ,ur ' ,C‘appeared, 1 m V ur£»T urrfav in thr Sanford Civic t1 enter B»"l**d May Di ,with (0 charter But Ihe Kuiiian note ,n “•* s «*,ora u *'c ,n 'V ,n(mi.,r i .’f.rr j . , hp what is, for nine each, Illinois, Alabama and of Commrrce. Raburn ia a num­ however, was ihe turkey carved in i-.iiiiii,. *nv- i m n s .m .n t i nth Featured on the program are the memoers. Alter six moningfared .ne today a with Englishmen, horrendous choice. Pennsylvania with right rich and ber ami senior warden of the under Ihe glare of movie Hood- r ihin hoirwllidn I7 r* m e w .ri Wile Quartet. Orlando: Smith congregation nclwlea M families There's n u t enough elcclri- Virginia with six. ,r. H»*n in°*r Wthin a irameworx Auhumdale and lane “'"I Ht| member* on the church Holy Cro.i Episcopal Church. The National Safely Council, aa lighla, or the mashed potatoes of making Writ Berlin a Irre land too . Aununwiaie. amt t.n j?umlav school rnrollmroi i« illy to have hotli the TV set and master*. Tampa A local quar*»«>' enrotlmenl I. an electric tea kettle on al the Is its custom, declined to esti­ isdled out before the lenses of city, cleared of all troops. mate Ihe nation's Thankiglvlng ______________ ’ let. Ihe Got|*elairea. has been * "7- . f . f . ..... the new* camera*. The I’rcsidcnl big drawing card on the program *" ' , ,jr** un*t "I n*" same time. holiday traffic toll. However, It and hia family bore up cheerfully, Door* al Ihe Civic Center will rhufCl' bu‘1'; »*•> l0n' ■aid Ihat rn average of 470 per­ however, under the few minutes CHARLOTTE. N. C. ( l l ' l l - A open at 7 p. m. Member, of the H"** *» * 1 1 rest ‘Real Shook U p’ sona are killed in traffic during of public attention snd gaily went brilliant young social case worker C . department .1. . . . ^ ...... I ..111 Church Sanford fire will .rt-bchool. art v .'.m , scho..l •«■»«*. i-•• at «' 0:1.. MALIBU. Calif. (U PIi -A ctor non • holiday periods of (ho same about the tradition of Tlianksgivhas been grantrsl a three • week *. ushers. Tive singing is viamsor »•*".; Sunday worship at II a. tu ., Rock Hudson lulferesl a slight length, from A p.m. Wednesday to ing. drlsy In her trial here on charges ed by Ihe Fireman's Benefit Fund , I^<“ rburch 1. .ps’nmrwl by 111.* abrasion on his forehead Thurs- midnight Sunday, at Ihis time of The LIHI, Giant F o<mI Store will ' S h f n ' h' , A she tried to buy the services of a Grreting gueata will be Chief: ^'f*1 Mf ‘h^ l*t ’ hurf h day when hia taxi collliled with a year. . , . . „ , . c in e Ihe turkey he hid difficulty detective to "arran g e a fatal ar- open early neat year In Sanford. Utcking onc U( (rom ,hp Mack Cleveland, W. C. Galley, ,!hr >, of ‘ *r driven by a 17-year-old girl WASHINGTON (U l’li-T h e In rldent" for the wife of a stale 1‘ulire said thr driver of the other * hll'r hI " cxi»d *> french Ave. and Itl*jn turkey carcass, clutching ternsl Rr venue Servlee ORSt re- president of Ihe Fund; Paul Ben ,hr highway patrolman she loves! tar, .E'lr'ly T. Pogue. ..as "real -4lh St., the rhaln super market me other drumstick for maximum nett, viee president, a n d E d . . .. » The (rial of Rarbara Ann Mas­ will !w ..pen seven day* a week |f ccragF. ||j« son. Maj. John S. mlmled tavpayrr* today that shook up.1* ^ R e h e a r s a l 5 l0 te d maximum Income for filing Ihe Brooklyn, treasurer. sey, 23, of Greensboro, N. C., was from 7 a. m. to II p. m Eisenhower, came In hit rescue nefreshmcftti of hotdog*. rold "short form" tax returns for set up to Dec. 19 In Recorder's Ri^lit, But It Cost A complete line of frosert foods, while Mr*. Elaenhower and John's 193* has been boosted lo 110MM. .drinks will be handled pQf M o le CHoTIIS Judg* Wilson Alexandsr win . and . roffae ... Court. She originally was to have standard brand* and dellrarie# wife looked on patiently, < AIIDHI. <U PIi—When t hP new Evplorinr l*i«. Thr revenue service said it -a s h> ,hr 1 *d,M Auxiliary. Ticket* gone to trial today Member* «f the Sanford Male will be tarried by the Florid* ----------- . . . ot thr ,to Rfnutl nf Aro#r. issuing ihe reminder Iw-iauss- m i) tie obtained at rlllirr fire t bonis will rebr*r«e Xlottday n i c e .lopped a i river ami asked ?- ,op. *College h r *,U; areordinr M..nhi. name he replied "Alfred The lr. Susvilwy at 2 p. m, in the U almut 3.1 million 193S W 2 forms vtatiim or purchased at the door. night nl 7:141 *1 the First Meth­ I'easl dent at Wake Forest at |(#th lor,, r, 4„ f Howard who ,ora,„, las e.vnri Ikn ^ ^ |{vlt Great."*' In court Tlniraslax' Thursday the (stalrmrnts of earnings «ml tat odist S ' ,,m'* **. “" H S * "f P*>.* ,h* Lime Giant in Sanfurti . . , .. t. 'T . ', Churrh. — 7,7‘" .. . . man produced paper* lo prove withheld t. incorreetly earry a ZhU Will be the ,*.1 practice be- |hat hj, iflu ll njmF ,» AlfrH -n,P All interested parent* ami youth leader* are invited to attend. Tha maximum figure of BS.OiH). fba fore he group . .ppearance Dee. fir„ , (-ufl|n Smith, wiff of Hichwa)' Patrol*11* , ^1 floor spier The ex#cutl%o rummlttrc anti lurmi vsrrr printed Itrlorr Ihr in » il local r.lk l IamVp Memo. . . i-.program is designed, to, appeal. to R e fla tio n s must be in ibis rial Service. , Neveriheles*. be sen fined IM lihe teenage U y. whether he has msn Rsnsomr Smith “ xr.r * • “bounding rt>mmittr«* rhairmen of thr tttmr limit wa a ttouhlrd Some taxpayet* wim changed wefk j,)r ttlF noo.tpr* club chick kltentlon of Hi- singer* i* also for drunken driving leven i»en a Boy Scout._________ Authoritici aaitl th r woman lirM Ith<* * 1 B‘ I b a « f , . e . . ^ ^ miltrr of IO0 will mrft for tlir T t u r n i h ,f f. ■ . . . ■ —_ M rontarlrd another Charlotte man morning, “The store carries h ter- fj,,t |jmF Monday at 2 p m. at jnhs this )r* r have already re en barlieque Monday night al Ihe lallml to the fart Ihat only two for the job The man. a police rifle amount of .alcalde merchan ,h* First Federal Having, and reived W 2 siatemenl* show ,n£ S. nford Elks Cluh regular ieheai»*l* remain prior to and a well-adapted tine of | ^ , n A*»oelatimv office. thr old limit informant, contacted officer* here, «lt»e Guest* nf the elub will 4m> mem the full program planned for Defood*." W. Scott Burns head* thr An IRS spokesman said me |>rr, „( \ an(| p (ootltall squatls Rarv on Monday, Dec. IS. A full and Ruth, disguised a* a hoodlum, L. J. Souther of Uraia is grn- group, which plana Immediate ar furtn* pnntrd itefore the cltanLr , n(j j,! ,., atlem lam e It tequesleij playrd the role nf a "for hire" killer lie visited the warrant r r ** manager of the chain, which lion to attract industry to would Im- vAcd. That they amountServing will begin at 6 EH) p m. against the woman a week ago W ftO M A throughout Florida. Inol. County. rd in altoul hall Ihe total # 2 ,\|| those attending are requesteil 4 Authorities said Miss Massey printing t0 *n Ineapensive toy for Under the new roles, taxpayer* <mmJ| K|kt t|u b chriitmss w hsd fallen in love with Smith af­ may use ihe short return, form pmy> whlPh lreali underprlvelged ter she met him while attending Hanford soon will have a Cult* Cadillac for men, a Tontiae for 10IOA, if their wagc or salary in- i liiblren. •esskxis of court in Greensboro. One minor accident uas the nngolf Course,- one nnd bond romc waa Iris than IIO.WO In l,|jA Officers said Smith nail no know­ |y violence reported on Thanksgiv-1;Dutt -------,, , of , , hit mini*. women . . a, f- 1,000 __,for. _cbllin** In Sanford ,urr B“ ^ course* loealml through- dren under 14 wero copped by na* and other earnings did not t -p L ln |, , r r A r . P ie s n r ledge o( the pay-off. iHit Smith tional winner*. Thi* year, twos:no Married rouples may file * MOl y '-T O SS r l O n S resigned to avoid any reflection No rharget were plated against out the U. S Construction on Ihr IH-hole wrek paid vacation* to I'arta and Joint return on Form I(MOA if on Ike highway patrol George Edwin Irwiri, Sanford Ne­ Mexico will l>e added to th* list. Ineir combined income did not rx gro. when he turned west off course started last week It will Futt-I'ult will be open from noon MIAMI (UFI>—The man who lo run to the aidrUne and hind reed the-r limits, Holy Cross Episcopal inrn snd Oleander Avr, onto tMIs SI. la it be next to Ibe Burger King on to midnight, excluding .Sunday. iHiys will have corporate commun­ night and lilt » parked truek ownmore »n electric power line. — probably has attended ion and breakfast Sunday ntnmlng est hy Willie Lamar. Owner Harold II llardcstrr of The orange and white rotor schema Grange Bowl games than anyone He would plug Ibe power line f ' i f s / l r ^ n rm rin n at 7 10 Both are rriidrnts of WeXt IMh Altamonte Springs |il*n» a l)e- will ba highlighted by brilliant else has never seen more than a kiln the wire attached lo Ihe *7 3 JJJiU yiliy Thr rorporslr toininunlun Is st Thrrr were no injuries, and cernber opening for the ruurse, fluorescent lights. A huge neon Thr Sanford Rotary Club will ■feve play• of the famous football (**»•* ■ motor ami cause a big I k y ln e n i.jf r v g ic A n n i n sign will attract transients. part nf a national observance held damage to both vehicles was re- which will featurea clubhouse, hear a voeal e n s e m b l e from Rol- classic. !?»»r l? ‘vleacope from the top . I v l U S y i l H U C S F A y U lfl Ilardeater formerly operated the m Episcopal churches all over Utively small, according lo police green fell fairways which give a When the assistant handed him For Ihr first time In the re I lina College Monday noon al the )(e ii Ernie Seiler who as id-hole Putt-lNitl on Highway M officers j true roll to the ball, and a parking live power wire, Seiler found he lection of Sanford resident*. th« America Ihia Sunday Civic Center. -vreulivr vice president it Boss area for rars Two rest room* In Orlando. He spent fire y e a n The voeal group is under the .11- jn d (Jod - fstlmr of the highly .waa bolding a forked plug in lioth city is spraying for tnosquitoe- in All hoy* whose falberx rannot be present will "II lie he sponsored hy QC; A I ■■ have been built on the north side with . the First Infantry Divislesi, I*” ™' reciion of Rnlwrl llufstader, and »uccessful event readying now for h»™>»—no socket on either wire November. , . e 7 H. The spray equipment w*- t»- mrn in Ihe• congieg.tlon The Jing bing A lu m n u s ,.f (J,. property. has been acclaimed a t one of the lu W h anniversary" Mf fumblwl • PW ^I knife outstanding musical attractions !n o.. . and in his hasle rul the plug from moved from the truck in Sepu m- communion Ia for confirmed men T r j g ( J B u t F o i l e d Each hole mil be constructed to base* ,n ijbrador*’ fi.iV [jb rad o r *nd and (" Ireland. Central Florida m»lebrn. ni l . ef ^ lhr liv' w trr *"riead of the dead bei. and replaced last MondiJ and l-ijs onl). * n c u , i / u i * VJIIV.U facilitate a hole in one. A .ys'em HI* wife ia a native of Iteyjavik, Local Rotarian* and Rotary 11,1, v ? v i r T n . v oiil I n o unr' T1,r” he hid to scrsiw the when numerous complalnls snd The Rev. John Thomas mil celeMIAMI BEACH (UFh — The ha* been devised for free passe* Ireland. They have two children, Ann* will j*r*et Ihe students. The * * r .* . ■ r'VrHi* '•Ires end hold Ihfm lo lhr sn ob\itiui inrr^Air In thr ln*e«t« ' rslr from I>rhlr»d thr sllsr, fsc- intnidrr lied * ready answer fur eaeft ,*imr and anyone jfrttln^ Siggy, 6, ami Ne'Jie Mae, 10 p ro gram waa arranged by Robert .. ,.wutn .lnt «nnlv«raary oi r ^ 1plug from the Boat. forced the sprayer from win'er Ing Ibe congregation. In Ihl* way u h en Carl Biel caught him prowl- a hole ln-cne on each hole during month* Lament, elub presid-rd. i,"* - W . \ "I ««>( the heck shocked out of storage they may see the breaking of the , lns ,hrmigh hi* fashionable Nor- a 15-day period will get 15 fits The I’utl-Futt Golf Course wag part of his life liegging. borrowing me but it worked." he said According to City Mai -y r bread and lifting nf the cup. manljy Me home panes. The price will !>e 40 cents located in^ .Sa^ordThrough*Stewand building for thr festival. Although he has been on hand Warren E. Knowles, it will lake The torn mittee preparing break *-|’m looking fur my tucker per game, for men, women and ppr j(ca| Ixwal con tractors Seiler spends most irf his lime every game except for a nine Jay* lu rover the rnlite city, fast for Ihe group is headed by tp anicl." said the stranger sheep- children. Balls, clubs and score- ara .Sanford Electric Hamer Naan, now planning Ihe elaborate pa- couple of years in the Army, The work wvs begun last Monday.1Mr*. 5 0. Chase Jr. Ilahly, holding an expensive silver card* will be kept in the elub- aiMj r j „ IJarvar. slumbers Partly rloudy today and tonight, ivanlry which surround* Ihe (olloF Msec seen loon more sham than Ik ana I '^ ^’ - —' . ,!(«.«■ Lhouse. amIo •_* A _ # a* _* > Seller lilt has never dinner Lnlfo knife luklnsl behind tolm hit K..I, bark. Ilardester U enthusiastic a bon! Oaoiiderible cloudln.a# with scat- Same. This pageantry- brought hit a few plays in th* final quarter. Biel called police anyway. The Hardcller will operate under n hia buaineta. and Sanford in pay Weed shew era fUtorday. High te- "^ rst moment in the history of He's been too busy directing th* Officers and board of governor* | EVANSVILLE, tod. (UPI) - man turned out to be Maleom franchise from tha Putt-Putt Golf titular. "All of my dialing* wMl b y 73 te Bl. lew tonight U to 7B. Hie festival. •how. of the Mount Plymouth Country I Snow piled up six Inches deep In Ramsey, a Sing Sing alumnus Course, with hradquxiters In P a y local business man and City rift* East I* northeast winds IB to 91 Seiler wai I v ath an claborata " I always have a ticket In my Club will meet Sunday i l l p m this ell T of IU.OOO persona today who police said had a long record etteville, N. CL National tourna­ rials have been very pleasant. nilea per hour becoasiag aouik-. float wheeled A 'o the fnotball pocket and some day maybe I'll followed by a general meeting for >and eily employes, Including for burglar), house breaking and ments ar* held, with local winner* their ro-oporsUM hat 1field al halftime. An assistant was ace the gam e," ha said. robbeiy. all member* at • p. m. 1street workers, went nn strike. attending. Last year prison n f a 1appreciated," bn arid. CityWill Vote AgainTuesday Reds Won't Budge From Position On Troop Withdrawal Berlin Dem ands Allies Remain, Fight For City Wolfson Declares Soviet On Notice That Threats Nor Tricks Will Work Grandpa Ike Has Dull Carving Knife Church Schedules Ground Breaking At Least 153 Dead Due To Accidents Firemen To Stage Death Plot Trial Delay Is Granted Food Chain Plans Store In Sanford Early Next Year Taxpayers Given Gentle Reminder Explorer Scouting To Be Introduced Committees Plan Mondoy Meeting • IS Deadline Nearing For Booster Feed a Sanford Reports Peaceful Holiday A tte n d s A ll G am e s, Sees Little Action Sanford Soon Will Have Putt-Putt Golf Course For Communion Rotarians To Hear ^Rollins Students Weather Officers To Meet Snow And Strike f a f t � 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 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/079003643469e79f01dd2dc671fc1ec6.pdf 6adfc35be2dcc688cb8a9bb4f6d0c475 PDF Text Text Nov "e s rfa y 4 Afternoon P a ra d e Pm For A rime Spectacu HOGUE’S lv T o n ig h t »• 't J6/S&. 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HoW*- ^ �■ m a i H a n f o r d Sfc ra lfc A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ▼OL. X LlX United Pt m Leaned Wir* Kriaolinhed 1904 W EDNESDAY, NQVEMBKlt 26. 1958 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 31S ?„*%S± Cuban Arms Seized Near Ocala To Stay In Berlin PLANNING ALREADY— W. Scott Hum*, newlyReeled chairman of the Committee of 100, and George Tonhy, vice-chairm an, make plan# for the hucccm of the new inrhutrinl committee in Seminole County. (Herald Staff Photo) WASHINGTON tU P I) — Seer* lary of State John Toiler Dulln said Inlay the United Stain will us# alt means, Including force If w c r H ir ;, to keep o,h ii the road, rail and air communicationi to Communiit • encircled Writ Ber Two-County Chase Ends In Leesburg; 8 Persons Nabbed News Briefs I nve Turncrl Down KNOXVILLE. Trnn Sheriff K. R R.twles iaid tin when Dulles wi* aikrd al a newt newly-licensed beer dealer Jxme* . conference whether the Writern 71 Love *»ked if he enutd name OCALA. Fla. (U P I t— An alert Big Three had ruled out the uie hit parkier More fnr the sheriff road patrolman Intercepted an of force if the Kuas-ans or Bait auto convoy of arms for Cubaa German* tried to blockade the rebel* early today, ami eight per­ WASHINGTON fPPIV— Argrntl city. He laid the AUiei have not sons. including a kliaml soldier of ruled out any of their rigtiti at na his Invited Agriculture Secre­ fortune, were arrested after a Protary Err* T, Benanti tn attend all county chase. the famum Palermo Cattle Show M irim County Deputy Sheriff He declared, however, that he near Buenm A im neat June. file- • ymlt't relred one car heav­ think* the question ia atilt aca­ demic because, according to hi* ily laden with machine gun*, rifles interpretation, the Huaiiam and .-•■•I amtmtnltion near here. Two SHREVEPORT, La. (UPI1— Mrs |Bait German Communiit* have other vehicles were stopped a Sarah Eliiabelh Bowden, who celshort tune later at a roadblock In . . . . . . . . . not threatened Allied aeceii to ebraled her 103rd hlrthday Sunday Yk. Scott Bum*, mnnnifor of the Hondo Power find the city the outskirts of Irrtburg. Fla, wai to attend the marriage of her Marlon Sheriff F. L. McGehee Light Co., witjt elected chairman of the Seminole County byDulln said the only issue railed H IT AND R l?N — The c.itiri* porch of this feme and struck the house. The driver leap­ the Red» so far, a« h» ire* It. 77-year-dd aon. Allie. to a *Vyear said later that apparently there Committee of 100 lost night. Elected to serve as vice-chair­ it whether the Soviet Cnton ran old widow tnlay West First St. home was moved IS inches ed from the car and ran. a fourth car In the convoy man was George Touhy, executive vice-president of the First turn Bail Berlin over to the tier yeaterdn* when n car crashed through it (Photo* by Bergstrom! wa* that managed to elude searchers. Federal Savings and Loan Association. man Communist* and wiggle out He aaid Smilh noticed one of the The slate offered by a nominating committee appointed of ita responsibilities and ohhga KINGSTON. Tvnn. ft’PD— A lot three can waa a green and white at a previous meeting was unanimously accepted by the tirmi to the Altlea. of Thank*giving menu* here may Chevrolet station wagon, cither Dvdle* laid, in fact, that Sourt feature chicken rather than tur­ group. Muck Cleveland Jr., temporary chairman, congratu 1937 or 193* model. lated the new rffirera, and turned Premier Nikita Khruahrhev may key. A truck turned over outride When authoritlra here learned the chair briefly over to Burnt, be having tome aecond thought* of town and ill rntirr cargo of that two car* had been stopped who *aid, "I believe the people of on the wisdom of hit delcxration 3 oil live ehtckcni scattered In all in I-ceihtirz, they assumed all Seminole County are behind thU earlier this month that Kunu dirfrltcni three vrhiclrs in Ihe convoy had ('ommittre. I can 1>« railed Cl wai ready to turn ita Berlin teeMr. a»'l Mr*. Alonto V. Met alt.e— g*- .Simmon-, W i-t Fir*: St *ri over a field, through the fence been accounted for. A later chtck hour* a day, and if any of you tor over to the German Ointmuley, Dellary, arc patient* in the suivrynl the damage today with n again and into the house, a di»- showed both car* in Leesburg have any suggestions at to how nitta. Seminolr Memorial H»*pital today I laconic eye after Id* gla-ie-l in la an -i 180 fact from whan it were sedans. LONDON (U P !)— lord Boothby, w t may run this committee. I will lie .aid the Human leader ob foltuwing a colliaion at t*:JO last porch wo* m-ved cightien tn-hv; left the toad, according to offiOfficers were making a Matebe glad to hear from you." vinudy *|x>Ve withcitt mniulting making hi* maiden speech in the night one mite north of Kanford off ihe foundation and ^plintrreil ‘ * ~ cials. The acri-lrnt occutr—1 two wide check for the missing sta­ . (^ llurn wh-> ha. hern in Sanford hi* legal adviier* and may he House of I-ords Tuesday, aaid he 'by llio Impact of nn nulnmoMIe at mite* wot of San font on State tion wagon, which had a " IF ” After elrctlon of officera lait only a year, commented on the reviewing the siluatin- now that had just read over the first apeecb *’n 5 license plate designation, me Road 4rt. Officer* taid tin* arrldent occurP- m. yesterilay. he made m the House of Common* night by the Committee of 100. county*! beauty, and «aid. "If a he ha* found hi* legal pmttion red when Klllworth I-. Fuller, S>U) The ear drivnv by J.w McD-.wStale Tro«|-er J. 1. Stke* taid it waa a vehicle rented I-world 33 year ago and rouldn'l under­ Mack Cleveland Jr. laid that the place can captivate ua ao in only unsound *.a ante* Santa llarl-ara Drive, fall-1 to Cut ell Spivey, lit 1, Box M. came to Spivey jumi— l from hi* ear and County. a year. |t must be pretty nice.” presidential P r m Secretary stand It. Arrested In the first does toback into hi* lane after attempt' re*t agatn*t the porch after lin­ ran inlo the wood*, lie wa* found executive committee would act Speaker for the evening waa James C. Ilageriy announced in ing io topa'pail me the cae car anahead. head Triwding Ihne rof. rvle p*-*t- owr by Sike* and Sheriff'* Drputy L. Charles llormel, 43, I ti I ■Mr-CUrr'Ud *ng .vi. aA nea-i at a guiding and counseling force. Charlet G. Slaubiu, a DcRary* August*. Ga . that Hullrt will con kYO (D P I) — Tlie Imperial Pri wlllalan » i avcrlr*! by both ■* rulveft and twice t-.-nrlratlng a J. Krix an h-ur later. A blood­ exporter with a long TORY It ia rompoacd of W. Scott rcrideni who icrved with bears fer there with President Eisen­ ■hnl-l announml tmlay a driverathey swerved to ml** 1"arl-ed wire fence. The car enter hound could not pick up the *cent gun running charges, Burnt, George Touhy, T. E. Turk- A Itorbuek for 30 year* in field hower Sunday on the Berlin ritu* House rd the fence by the rulvrrt, bound hecau-r a ran of gasoilne h.ni Garcia, a Havana wo^ ng of the ImtH-rial House ol,l,r * automobile hit ed Impv rr, Kranria Roumlllal Jr. and an­ research and mrtchandUing. Stau- tion and other foreign policy mat meeting spilled on lli«. fugitive'* »hoe* dur­ 30*. hold conference would be held at|*|1 * ' Met alley car. bill waa eallrtl in to apeak when ter*. other member to he appointed by ing the acri-lrnt. Sikes said Smith aaid Ihe ea* 10 a. m. Thursday In discuss the **' uninjured, A. It. Timberman of T*ra;>a »a< The East German radio an­ the chairman. Stke* estimated the »per<l of the two SO caliber anti at* marriage of Crown Prince Aki1 Highway Patrol Trooper J l. unable to come. nounced that Soviet foreign Min­ Other committee* arcrpled from Sikta taid that Mr* Met alley- »uf ear “at a conservative (Kt miles four machine guns, , , , , . „ , Staublta wrai intn-du-ed by John ister Andrei Gromyko ha* met pei hour In a BJ m.p.h. speed vartmil inakea, and IJT he Hate presented by Gen. J < -C rid e r, manager of the Semmole with Bait German leaders in Her rone.” The car was a total lots. of ammunition for all tM Rl Hutchison were finance T . E. » ounIv .Chamber of Commerce. In tin to discus* current political HEAM L'i " H J V Calif (UIM I , u, UJnwl rJ(l„ , Damage to Simmont* porch wa* Also selird was a rate* of Tucker: chairman. B. J. Nauman. lnlr,Kju; in|r siauhiti. Knder .aid questions. r.uwarii 1-. Kotiinson Jr., ro. ' anij |,rc; rn rj|„_ Semimdc County farmer* are eatimatrd at f:ti>i». rntly used to tune in M il- •• John Htipatrick. Jack t.recnc. t|1Rt -j| ,, , known fjit that in to fares trial Dec. 3 on plain drunk Jack l iehtermann, of the lliph- re*|>oniiIde. directly and indir Kpfvey, who was uninjured In frrqucnclrs. George Touhy. th lB •si |>*r cent of our money g.-cr to charges stemming from hi* arrest way l‘.itt“l Auxiliary, and an un ectly, for S«:t million of the »oiin the aeeident. was charged with IVouad fee C a k j u . Mrmberahip, Frar.cU Kuumiilat store* in Orlando; Mr. Staubltt tail Kriday at the Beverly HlUt identified -Imre patrolman were ty’a economy each year -driving while Intoxicated. He was Tlie Garcia woman l\ a Y Jr., chairman, Robert Camic. hn» »ome excellent idea* about Hotel credited by Sikes with keeping the Agriculture ill Ihe county It a .taken to the county jail, where he reporter* Ihe weapon* w?D l _ Richard Dca*. George Morgan. combatting that problem.” traffic flowing vvhil-. an invc-tlga- Jt3 million plus Industry annually, i “ a* released on hoiat thi* murn- for Ihe revolutionary dlrev Earl Toney: advertising, Marion Stauhita pointed out that work li-»n was made Fuller vvai charg |Tlic Wt million figure wa* cltr«lJ*««■Cuba. She emphasised the* ' Harman, chairman. Walter Gielow, ing on the commiltr would takr HAMILTON, Bermuda fU P lj— c-l wtth driving on th-- wrun g »i*l<-, |.y Dr. Ralph Eastwood, agrirul not f»r Fi-lrl Castro, leader o A. B. Prter»on J r , Myron A. more inrijry than,, ttioucy. "Kacj) of the major rebel hand*. tural i c.iimmivt of the Florida Reck. of you ha- hi* » wn re ponslbilliy VTAJilliriUTUN ft l i»_Tliv US The Swedish freighter Invangur- ->f the rad r*-eihurg police arrested Ai tension Service, In an a.hires Local Industries, till ton! Me in making more new hu-intis," be Chamber of Commerce, It* mind Ibon ran aground on aotne rrefa Bermuda Turiday an-t Ti­ |.t Santiago, 33, a naturallred day at th.- Sanford KiwanJa Club Klbhin Jr., chairman. Ralph Co­ -aid. "It i-n’t industry that yuu w in-re terlout things, has deel ban, arid Sonia Dondnquer, 2. Dr. eastward arrived at the pi wan. Herman Jacohinn. Sam bring in from m.tskle that make! ded to wash ita hand* of all those ! rained we<lgr«l in plan* driplte •lwri.il -lays and week* of the »!i<mpt* bv two lug* to dislodge Cuban national. He Hi gave MU million by ■ anting the nurntw-r ! jwson, Boh Sbedden: target in­ your town. You cannot -uccred if *"'r uddrewr*. P o l l e r found 3.. time* that a dollar "turn- over dustries, Hrailey Odium, chair­ you leave tho work to chairmen." year *•> dear to the heart* of bui- hilo ANCHORAGl Alaska f l’PD— round* of .30 caliber ammuniul in the i-con.nny lie *al.l the St?.The merrhal-dirinr expert out­ ln"j*iricii. man, Mack Cleveland Jr., Bob -id lodu> liiat A spot r*.nan R30.nc*t from Seminole larm turns Democrats today apiwarril the in Hw- trunk nf their ear. >rf»! reasons for the lo-c Crum lay, Sam Levy, Dr.DH.Ma- line I winner* o( at least three o( tluover five limes. ther*. Tom McDonald. W. A. Pal of buyer*, *treating that th.- same Iicginnlnt next war the rhambrr ** four major offlrri on the ballot no longer will furnls.'i it* annual G ltEA T NECK, N. Y, (UP1)— veou’d apply to almost any town. HI* speech to Kiwanians today in Tuesday's history • making rick. CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. fUPI) U*t of »urh event* a* National The management board will be He aaid "tho presentation of your Bill of Bight* Day . National l-ong The town board look quick aelion Two trailers Idled with liquid ox elosrd out the local obacrvance of Alaska rlrrllon. when firemen complained )-ea ty appointed by the Chamber of Com­ town t* a very Important factor in Underw ear At the halfway mark in the job !) Srn missile fuel exploded while Nation:) Farm ,City Week. , Ye* W e r k. Expectant ron-lotli rrildenl* wrre merce preildcnt for itaggrrrd iclection by new Industry; lul»- Fathers' Day, National L a u g h hydrants hard to find The tioard they were I- log pulled to a vtor I.May he »iH.ke ... be laons „f ri>lltl,inK |M||oU fr„ m pendent businessmen have no one Injuring “ V1* Hr ;** Inlnwlucrd to Semi- s,„.m)a „ „,r ,ir rni, ((f (hc lerma of 5, 4, 3, ?. and I year Week and aome Vat other*. ordered all vegetation and othrr age area today, slightlv terma. The chairman and vice to check up on them; If he havri'l , ,K,U, n r *hl * '''p Aleutian chain to Point Barrow nn Whether advertisements will obstruction* removed Pom the a mi.vile worker. w h died hi* window* since hr mov­ chairman will act as exedflcln The explosion*, whir...... . ............. . . ,h*‘ * " " " " ‘tier <*' Mr Arctic Ocean each territorystill blossom with such ' national'' bright red hydranti. ed in, if hit itore need* paint, or More than 400 Baptist Training member* of all committees. at about B.3D a m . were bran! 1’*' i a-twiKul sal.l that farmers wide ireap polnte-l mure eonvlnc- Union member* are expected to hi* parking lot li di-nidrrly. it i* days, weeks and month* will de­ several tnilrs aw-ayIn Ihr Cocoa xboul.l pul mure » nipt.asis oft mar mgly to a Democratic sweep. De- attend “ Moblliiatlon Night" ser­ pend on Ihe Apple Tree Press, a reflection on the whole town.” n s -n itv , ,-r»i .. Reach area. The Air Force *a!d kelmg itulr pr.-luel* i-.intihg out moerata also were hradrd toward vice* Dec. 1 at th* Flrit Baptist Staublta -tie*-<-d the need for Plini. Mich Printer William D (l II . - Best Girman ,hrr(, |mUf| ,s(f.r „,p r , |rn, ll.al farmers in the past had been strong control of Imlh houses nf Southern Bell Pays adequate itoek lupplir* to s'.np Chafe is taking over— and doub­ airliMtl.l.> Church in Hanford. force Sgt Klaus Wolfgang ling the chamber1* SO cent price Munschik, 21. has fled tn Com­ nf damage had not been determ content t.. grow ll.elr |ir.»-iuee and . the state legislature the flow to another city. The annual meeting la iponiortt) Jo llllle I" achieve good markets The closest race waa between hy the Seminole County and DeCounty, C ity Tax “ You need a eity-wjde popula­ to businessmen for the 43 - page munist East Germany because lie lord officials said the only reported A* « sample* -if thr Impurtanrr two former Alaika governors, Detion effort from ichool children on booklet. was disgusted with the "Prussian vietlm was James R Wood* re nf marketing Dr Eattwoml laid morrat Frnr*t Gntenlrtg. at 72 a Land. Taxpayer* can m sc four per According tn R Hugh Hawking, cent by paying their taiea before up to improve the looks of San­ The chamber s p o k e * in an drill" and bad food nf the Wr*l qulred flr»l aid treatment for min that *w fd e t -..mly receive* 47 veti-r«n nf many years in polities, ford,” Staubltt continued. “ When explained that officials derided to German Bundrswehr. th* Cnmmu director of Ihr Association, the Dec. I. Thia -can be an important nr (Kirns of til* ankle and ride nf r e n t nf - --ty dollar that Nc.% anti Mikr htrpovich, TJyenrold program eommlttr* hai every- «■ i-e-*— n>nicl<>u> -if figure when taxes reach big pro working together, thru th-*, who Junk the project because Ihclr nlst East Grrman new* igenry hi* face. York pay* lor lucally grown eel Fairbanks attorney appointed gov-' an tntamUng session He rmphaila these day* It "more on reported today. portion!. Woods la a launching pad safety 'cry: atxmt 30 cent* of every ct rnwr by President Elsenhower In alt members to he present. do not improve will fed guilty. legislation and 1**4 on sen tees of Taking advantage of the tar­ Take your time, pick your people, thia sort." officer employed by Pan Amerl Iru* dollar relurn* to the local IMT There will be a special matte ing! ia the Southern Bell Tele- if you with inslrad of want, you First returns had Gruenlrg and program. The addrts will be glvcan Airways, which maintain* fanner JUAREZ, Meiico t U P I-— Lily the missile tr*t center lor thr Air idiom- Co. Thia morning, manager never will be do anything about ||, im uiru* dollar In it* Strjxivtrh virtually „ _even .. In llieir rn by Dr. Ilrnry Alan Parker, P»n*. famous coloratura soprano, Force. Bob Sheddrn preaented County Tax Improvement." various point* fur Kiwanians and rontr*i f-r -nr l V .Senate »eat.1pa»«c*r of the Flr»t Baptist Church Collector John Galloway with a Bicycle inapeetton at the lake ha* rnded her 22 year marriage Th* liquid u*ygrn .* mado »t « lllustraied ttn> various vtops for Hut •»* rdtirn* poured in from Orlando Mary school wf|| ho po-tprinof un to eondurtnr Andre Kostrlsnetr plant on Ihr rape a highly explo r |tru* Itelwren tree and table rheck for SM.lTO.na and City Tax lln* area * large voting dlslrtct* The service, will begin at f:30 Miss Pnns wa* granted a divoree live subilanrr reduced from air til after Ihr first of th* y*ar. Collector Ellen How with >16,_ . . .. . and Ihute in Fairbanks, Gruen-,p. m. i Sanford firemen and their fami In the Brat civil court of Judge MO 23. Mr*. L. E. Kob*rts, safety ini: > lead increased siradlly. { [lr it is used in ballistic missile* fnr Ilea will have a big Thanksgiving Ignacio Martinei Aguavn on chairman for th* PTA said that A -erlain winner of the oilier Killing the tax coffera were an oxygen supply tirrausr Ihr Senate seal wa* K I -Huh) Hirt fundi derived front equipment and dinner tomorrow at Fire Station material* f..r thr inspertlon hat gmunda of incompatibility Mon miisili's My moat nf their four..lelf. fnr tt yrar* a vntelesa terri Two Dances Slated beyond the earth's atmo*phere building* owned by the telephone No. 1. T h j dinner I* set for 12:30 rm arrtvrd The children wer* to day. company in Sanford and Seminole p m. Time depend* on how many have had the intpeetlon immed Inrial drlrgale In Congress. Ilartresidents burn up their turkeys Jatrly after Thanksgtring The .Seminoli- High School has lelt, 3f was gelling mure than A t Center Tonight County. _ |6aggerty Starts krlhall Irani has accepted an in­ six time* the vote given hi* ReSquare dancing at the Sanford The C. S. I j -c ranch in Oviedo vitation tn plav in Ihr annual Tan puhlIran opponent. H E. Robert Civic Center will begin early to­ will l>r thr serne of a family rr grriiir Bnivl Festival. Dee. 22. son. 73. of Juneau. night line In the homecoming Seminole Approved S g ^ V I C C S P l a n n e d Shopp,n9 Center Seminole will plav Pdtfrwulrr li­ - wist ruction began today on Hie union and Thanksgiving crlchra danre scheduled in thr main audi­ first phase nf a new shopping rerv lion beginning with a dinner *t lt* fir-l .atne Other team* in torium after the football game. For $45,000 Grant noon tomorrow the Inurn ainept are Boone. Hi* ter at 2VU Orlando Dr. Square dancers are Invtled to at­ hop Moore Winter Park and Win At least 13 are expected to at Seminole County ha* been ap­ Iking built by J. T. Uiggcrly tend at 7 30 p. m. tend th* annual event. ter Garden. proved for a >43.000 grant for a of Haggerty Appliance, it will l-e Parity iloudy today. Inneasing Nick Pfiefauf and tbs* Starlighthealth renter. constructed 85 feet south of hi* elottdlnrst with *rattrrrd shower* era will play tonight at the home­ Union Thank-giving Service* A service of Thanksgiving will present appliance center Tho money will be available to tonight and Thm sdayr. High today coming dance. The dance la co­ the county if it is matched hy the will he held throughout Seminole be held in the luitheran ( huroJt of Construction plana call fnr a 7i to aa. low tonight ta to U . sponsored hy the Seminole High County. fount) the Redeetntff m W ill lilh masonry type building, with » Easterly winds It to M mllea per School Student Council and th* The Oviedo F in l Method!*! and John Kndrr, county commission Sanford Revieetion Department. Place, San'ord. al 9:30 a. m. on new type roof, similar n> (he First Baptist Churches will ob­ chairman, today aaid hr had been Thanksgiving Day, In which the farmer'! market. The root fra notified of the Hlll Burton grant, serve Thanksgiving Wednesdaylure* Dura Sires* beams, » Ter but that no appropriation had been evening at 8 In the First Baptist public is invited. turn roof, and acoustic rolling Church. The Rev. George H Carl­ Under the direction of Mr* made by the county. He added Haggerty is doing his non con ton, pastor of the Methodist that he thought It "to early for James Harrison, the choir will trading Church, will dirrri the aarvlcs. d!reunion," preferring to wilt for Cost of Ihr new building it U3. In Lake Alary, residents will ring three anthems. "O (Jive th* new county commission to lake gather at 7:39 a. m. in the Com­ Thank*." "Come, V# Thankful 000 Biggerly aaid this morning action In January munity Presbyterian Church. Par­ People, Come," and "W'r Gather that eventually the Ism store* Krtdcr said he did not know if ticipating in the union service will Together." Mr. Gu Hult will sing would be joined In form a shop a time limit was set on use of The moit comprehensive L-mb Rule* of the derby luxe been b* pastor- from the First Raptirt a aolo “ Thanks Be To lh t»." The ping renter with' retail outlrts Hw funds. Church, Church of the Natsrene, Sunday School children will also Tlie new building, slated for rnm ing derby aver hrld hy the Navy , designed In simulate carrier opeand the Community Presbyterian. bring an anthem. The Rev. Her­ pktion in CO to 90 days, will be will draw slate and national f!-'rollons far the jet aircraft. The gures and high ranking Naval of- pianrs will lly tn all weather cunHanford churches will join In bert W, Goers* will bring a mef- leased or rented. flcrra to Sanford, Dec. 8 12. Com m ittee Picks Thanksgiving, Thursday morning sage on "Recognising the Source ditions, during hours of darkncis, Forr a Lumtlcte Comnietr | ' „ L « vv* Nfed see-1 fu when the Seminole County Min­ of All We Final plans for thr derby, Heavy ami over a range of thousand! of Thanksgiving aervicr* will be ^ H K C r O f I D i l l C M il 1 1 isterial Association again spon­ Attack Wing Une'a sixth, have mllea. Crew* will be graded on 4 Local Growers Thanksgiving extended to Ihe sor* a Ubion service at 9:30 in the held at II a. m. tomorrow In the t-ern revealed by Capt. James D. earh phase of the operation ad * New romiiilttec appointments First Methodiri Church. Christian Science Church. .Sanford Police Depirlmcnl thl* 1 Hamage, W in g Commander. they perform Uirlr derby mlulcmi. fur the 10&3-S9 sea soil, announced Food will bank the alter at Huly- morning when Joel At-erbaeh, Minfrter* taking part will be the Competing crews, composed of The targsta will be new to tha hy- Florida Fruit and Vegetable Rev. Tom (VStecn, the Rev. Perry Ccow Episcopal Church in th* nunager of nrookfleld Mill*, pre FINAL PLANS T A L K E D — C«pt. Lionel A. Arthur (left). select squadron member*, will fly crow*. A*-*o;iatMn president Roy Yande- L. Stone, the Rev. Erne*l Rollick traditional Thanksgiving manner. tented the entire force with fruit :glll A3D "Sky Warr|oi", The Bombing Derby will d i a l ! NAS Snnfortl ciihimiinilinif officer, mill Dipt. Jamew I). the grift, Jr., Tahokea. Includr four Jr., the Rev. David Carnefix, the The food, donated by lh« congre­ cakea, a 33-vun carrier-based twin jet nu Dec. 12 with the Carrier AlraaRItnningf. conimuntler of Heavy Atlack Wing One, rliarUAx local grower*. Rev. Weldon Parson*, th* Rev. gation, will b« taken to Bishop Edward F. Hayden, president final plana for lht* WIng’8 Sixth Homh'nc Derby, to lx* held clrar bomber. ahip'a competition and tha pra­ From thia ana appointed were Robert Spear and Chaplain Wil­ Gray Inn for older people. of the Benevolent Aiwwlatlen The competition will stress the senIx11on of award* to wlnatag at Sanford, Dec. 8-12. Tapi. Arthur announced that in con­ Randall Chaaa, Sydney 0 Chav* liam Fuller. The Junior and senior choir* will ’■anked Abrrbach on behalf of ability of rich aquadron'a main­ squadrons and Indlvlrtuala. A pub­ J r , M. L Cullnan and Harold junction with the Derby a public open home will he held tenance personnel, ordnance ape lic open Sous* trill follow at i t Sea-final music will be offrird sing at tht 9 a m. Ch-ral Fluchai • men. All member* wrxre prr JUttaar, all af Sanford. at all union service*. |iji »*rvie« oa Tbankagiv ng. on Dec. 12. sent. Air r-taUan. rtallata and flight erewa. tin. Campaign Set I By Committee Benson Is Invited Sonny Gets Married Chicken On Menu? Porch 'Shattered,' Car Driver Jailed Cars Crash, Couple Taken To Hospital ★ ★ ★ Commiliee Of 100 Announces Slate Ho Was Surprised? MaiTiiijro DiscuBscd Just Plain Drunk l Farmers Credited ,rr*’t, * ‘'■r<> «aip wound amt With $64 Million KB Chamber Will Slop Special Calendar Ship Huns Aground yd rants L'ncovered Democruls Leading s For Alaska Posts Fuel Explodes; One Hurl Al Canaveral Baptists Schedule Mobilization Night Soldier Disgruntled Lily Pons Divorced Inspect ion Delayed Turkey For Firemen Seminole To Play In Bowl Festival Reunion Tomorrow For Thanksgiving Weather Station Completes Bomb Derby Plans * ) \ �THERE'S MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR. THIS YEAR Committee Is Ready As Seminole Booster The Scntiitolc County Cuntmllleo of loo hrl<l It* aeconrt meeting lost niffht. O tc of the more newsworthy notes about the meeting was the absence of the featured speaker, A. R. T^rr. 2j-m«n Jr. .inbtrmuii, manaffer of the Tam|u Committee of 100, waa scheduled to tell Seminole committee members how the organiratlon could operste successfully. He was u inble to attend, however, bemuse he was busy trying to locate a new ptlnt in Tampa. * In his absence, the local committee heard Charles B. Suuhilz of UcBary. who worked with Scars. Roebuck & Co. for 30 year*. 17 of which were spent in field research and nterchandiiiitff in the southern division. ... The Seminole Committee of 100 is patterned after that of Tampa. John Krider, munsger of the Chamber of Com­ merce. said committee organizer* hsd decided to use the Tampa plan Irtrnuse it is the mest successful that the com. qtlttce had found. Local folk now know just how successful it is. Maybe Seminole County can achieve some of the same type sue. cess , , Kh officer* elected and committees chosen, the local committee now may start on its project*. The Committee of 100 wo* organized for long-range purposes. Persons worktoff on the projects adopted by the committee may "hit the flckpot" early; they might find that success will come slowty; but aurely. We agree with those who have pointed out the many benefits that this organization can bring to Seminole County. We agree, too. with those who feel that "things just won t liappcn ’ because Seminole now has a Committee of 100. *** The success of this group, as in the case of till uthcr types of endeavor, can be measured in direct proportion tu the work that is done. Work should nut be limited tu mem* hers of the committee. It should be done on a county.wide nets. !• Navy Prefers Sanford .. ak.a »* ‘i \»i or West, we like Sanford bent." These were the .tnehed to a banner on buses which returned Detach. I of VAII-7 to the Sanford Naval A ir Station after an Th absence. •s. we think, vividly demonstrates the feeling of /irsunnel for Sanford. The banner made the trip i*’ ayport to Sanford. It was the finest kind of "plug" •community. Displayed so thut the world might see, •ncr, no doubt, attracted a great deal of attention, nsldering the many ‘‘ports of call’* made by Detach. Ifi, this was a broad statement. The Detachment visit■y of the world's famous cities during the 11 months it vay. io group, naturally, was happy to be coming home. U have made the trip minus the banners, This cnlhusiun. .Isplay on the part of returning Navy |>or*oiincl provides .d for thought. . -J e w Hampshire 'Unknown Soldier' ’ SOUTH STODDARD, N. II. - It. Schuyler Military Hospital in ,UU*I> — New llampvhirr Ii m an New York. Unknown Soldier" all 111 own. The hotly was rrturned here, • The young Union solditr of the hut Juit liefnre tmrlsl a sreond Civil War rt»ti In the Stevens collin hrarlng Stevens' mine ar­ family lot lo Ihe South Stoddard rived at Ihe local railroad sta­ Jrillag* graveyard where he was tion. both rofllni wrrr opened. W M morr than 90 years ago. The second contained thr body of . There is no official rcrognillon Stevrns. Ttir occupant of the first hli grave other then the resu> rnffln ne\rr was Identified This Uno Army marker of the Civil body also was hurled In the family > 'a r period— an upright slab with lot *‘U. fi. Soldier" inscribed in a me idalllon. • In tMf. a young man Irani tills Among thr Hems essential to Village, Henry II. Stevens, enlist, let operation*: ear muffs, worn ad In Ihe Union Army Three hy ground crews working near week* later he died of Illness al Ihe engines. B w_ . D A IL Y >1 , ----- CRO SSW O RD n i'itv j gijM ;lie AlHOMft A America ■ 31. H olding ftant.i iw'vjytr. rCup A n u m ia addition m m , i an .;ri :ill) Cup 33. Tear dsfsndsr n rjij.it ifjii it*j *. Asleep 10. Woody cuUtngtr IfCJl'il'.lf V* m t a. Bounder 10. naming per­ ‘U # 3 n. lira)) ham ennial <ubes i i :j; ill: i :>i ) ii. t '» (Jap.) If. Kind of 33. Henes au'jiaai 13. but t.-inb Ilf all, 1* J -KtiUU 1* KUeited 31 Uod of 11. Man's nukiismt 11. Caught thunder sight ii-i Hnppy IS. Under. dune, tciinCii'* Aimer mitdy imui ) *>f Not oflrn 19 IleaMnf a* mest SI. Ovine** Owned 3*. I'atitoigc Iwirdrn dynasty Steep 20. W ish salad SJ Linen ' slang i High print 31 Knights vestment Move aim 11 Wing attendant St. Oirla Aslan river 32. Lilli imposes 39 Utn-t<i nickname Rtversion * • 1 * Lofty 1 • a IO mountain ll Tramples Brought to )A 1 tta »* «u • angta r Viper* ttodent % •i .1 V Kmd of take % yA iBtli t $ u % il n Sphtra Siva from i* 17 ■aWreckage % Property Ii it. * % t'ntiilslntd ii rt IMltt’N | % Malt dr*' % A TT Pr.aon com. % % dJi l-arimrnt il t v ilu l ■name % G«*d* TV fit Metal from Bolts i* TV i J’! Color Erbium fsvm > c.aiiar iii rm tis c r i i f a s r ___________ c tru im a T " GbeSaiosa*. talertos It) Marquis ( till,Is WASHINGTON — To pul a new player into the tricky game of diplomatic glvc-and takr with Ihe Russians Is morr nltrn than not In draw a blank, fid the other day It paid off In a very prumifin* way. Senator Albert Gore of Tennes­ see is not a newcomer lo Ihe com­ plicated and difficult builnris of nuclear testing and nuclear wea­ pons. For four years he has l»rcn a member of the Joint Commuter un Atomic Energy and before that, during his earlier career In the House, hr had an important redo In appropriating fundi for atomic development Hu' when ho was named a member of the American delegation lo the eon- News O f M en In Service PAHItlS ISLAND, b t\— Rich ard T. Summerow, son of Mr. and Mis. L. E . hummeruw of 3GOJ Hiawatha St . Sanford, coniplclrd recruit Iraining Nov. IS at Ihe Marine Corps Iterruit Depot. I'arris Island, 8 < Itrlallvrs and Irlcnds ol many of the new Marines wrro un hand lo witness the graduation crrrniuu ies Thr 13-wirV. Irainlng srhrilule Included drill, hayonrt training phyilral conditioning, parades and ceremonies, ami other military aubjecM. Three weeks were spent on the rifle range where Ihe recruits fired Ihe M l Mile ami received In sirurtton in hsur Mirim* infantry weapons Thu rrriuit training prepares young I-rathcrnecks lor liuthrr •perlsltrrd infantry Irainlng at Camp Lajeunr. N. t.‘ BUS I UN — I homac II. Lullry, gunner's mate first class, son of Mrs. Mae Colley of 2KU Mevsns Av» , Hanford, F la , is serving aboard ihe Navy't newest dtstioyer. the l.'iLS Kdion, which wav commltilonnl at Uoilon. Man , on Nov. 7. Th* ntw drstru)cr, named afltr a deceased Marine Corps lltutsic ant general, will Join the I'aclfir Fleet a> flagship of Destroysr Squadron 21, Long Ucach. Lallf., has been named as tha home port of the Kdion. *rMi'aii*rio!i M in a O P 6 V When the public stop b ein g born, stop dying, stop 7 fo rg ettin g £ When you expect to go out o f business W HEN Call on Sharman Concrata Pipa for all your Building Matariala Naoda YOU ARE COASTING YOU ARE GOING DOWN Exclusive One-Stop Builders Service! Everything in Ifuilding Maleriala from Foundation to Hoof . . , under on* roof! Friondly, *ip*rl aositUnco and reliable a*rvic*l Hlghtat quillly, nationally ad>*/o*ed products! HILL TV TUBES TESTED FREE DELIVERIES! Call FA 2-1174 ‘ U'w-lrsttlc T Advwtisiiig Should Bo STOPPED or otop at tho McCracken Road yard — In yaair home S ADVERTISING Phone FA 2-02S1 Thbe Distributor «*s B in t ll.u •■Asto- (OsJd c r Whm to M L ltlH U M . Germany— Army Pfr Luke A. Slallworlli. IS, son of Mr aod Mrs. Simurl Mall worth, Ovirdo, recently-pnrtirjpat rd in a non enmmlaitnned officer parade In German). A cannoneer In thr 3ith Ac 111 Ury's Hattriy II in Wtiihclm. Stallworth entered the Army in October It'll!, completed Gaining at Fori Jackson, 8. e , and arrived in Kuropr le t April. Hr attended Groom* Academy, Sanford Complete (lark nn track' mallei . imMi|. sm gt. lata- as cb* - Pen utriv* is ***** sfe* 4u at Ti i ihi tSm m «t Mart* a. |tf*. I alts* Pets* n A K I* ea.il'.* V. l*f r***kllMH** at *n ck* iw*ai ••m i s n ih i la"Wu By FREDERICK C. O TIIM AN cluding s barroom, feaUrlng • flight hotair, such as th* Virgin C H A R L O TTE AM ALIE. St. (torrid fluid known as Govammsnt !sl«, Caneel Bay Plantation, and Thomas, V. 1.— I n**»r thought House ram. which was manufac­ EaUta Good Hop«. and Ieket ,U« when Hilda and I eanse to the tured by another Ickes-lnsplrod serves full credit for first Seeing called tha Vtrgla lalanda theta beautiful Island* aa a tour^ Virgin Islands lor a vacation that outfit Carp, This circumstance reused— l ‘d have to get up on my feet be* and rightly so-the ladies of tha 1st attraction. EranUially he also want out of fore an audlaoct tad difsnd m y W CTU, the membera of the Mathsslf for writing a story more than odist Board af Temperance and th* ram business. Th# government 20 yean age about the terrible, Morala, and all the ether dry or­ poured the last 10,000 gallons of tempered Mr. Bang, the fate Hat- ganise Ilona In America. They said its production Into th* sen a* be­ old Icier, and hi* back-firing do* In wards somewhat more heated ing unfit for human consumption goodiim in the tropics. thin tbcie that they did not car* and sold its distillery to privets Rut there f found m)setf ad­ to hsva their u x money ipent dis­ enterprise, again at a large less. It now is making a salubrious, dressing the local Rotary Club, by tilling and (trvlng at ratail the request, on the terraea of tha demon rum. Hera toe word, demon, sunshiny rum under a new label, Th* Virgin Island* Corporation beautiful Blue Beard Castle Hotel, truly filled. scene of Iht original crime. This 1 never heard of Government still is in burin*-1. hut it has war th- tale I hsd t<* tell Ihe lead­ llnuse rum ever killing anybody; tied down to operation* more ap­ ing citizens; it merely medr* Ihe visitors at the propriate to government enter­ In th* long agu, when I wat a Blue Beard (Jtitle Hotel feel a prise, and I trust this Is the list Washington reporter rovering th* little sick at th* stumaeh. Ickv* time I'll have occasion to mention Interior Depaitrnenl then headed by now si* in the well-known Honest Harold. Beating a dead l>y Honest Harold, his first idea political soup; my story, hired politician isn't exactly my ides of to help th* poverty-ridden Virgin upon the wurd of officials whom I fun. Islands »*• to Inrltd a hotel dr tuxe trusted, didn't help. to attract tourists. This hr did. When Honest Herold read It, he He built It around the ruins of ranted and he alio raved. He O'Brien R eapp oin ted Pirate Blue Beard's lookout tower charged that 1 lied in print and WICHITA. Kin <U»*I( — The nn a hill overlooking the harbor, he got word down to the Virgin Is­ National Baseball Congress an# (rats' architects, who'd spent their lands thst 1 was a nogoodnick. nounced tha re appointment todsy lives designing government build­ My only recourse was to calah tha of th* Rev, Richard I*. OTlri'n, ings, built a truly handsome itruc- flret plane souih and it* for my­ of Fslftiew. N.J., as 1S39 district turr on a foundation blasted from self who was telling the truth. commissioner of ••non-pro" bursolid rock. I shaved In the Blue Heard'* ball When they'd finished It and cold water; In vain I looked fur a had the grand opening, they -lie- clothes closet. 1 also Died some of In pislon aircraft, the noiee Is rove rtd they'd overlooked Installa­ Honest Harold s rum and th* mem­ tion of a boiler to provide th* ory of U still gives me the shud­ greater toward the front of the guests with hot wait). This was ders. So 1 did another piece about plane. Jets »r# noisier toward th# doubly serloot bceauie there was my personal inquiry, and this time rear. no place available In the rock b«- the lerrible-lempered one kapt hi* neath the hotel to put * hot-water mouth shut, plant. Now h :‘e g o -. i —1 tua yean Irkee' hotel managers tried to hsvt pissed and. as l suggested to remedy thll hy using makeshift tha Rotariens, If It hadn't been for electric water healers, but the Ickes, thsre probably wouldn't b* paying euriomrri more often than ■ Blue Beard Castle Hotel today. not h*d In take their baths cold, Th* government sold It at a tre­ fhcymchicvcd a further feeling of mendous loss to private entsrIs as good as th* name thst being pioneere In the wildeman prise, which had to rpeod moat of stands behind them. when they discovered the govern­ its money rebuilding tha place to ment architects hsd put no closeta eliminate termites. Include proper In any of the bedrooms. This still hot water, and install cloiata in Iht bedrooms. wasn't all. !0S *- 1st PA 1-01*1 It la a going concern today, its This new hotel, owned and oper­ frrenec on nuclear testing In Gere-.achieve a strlemate without seem- ated by the U. S. government. In­ auecest has attracted ather top­ va he was a green hand at thc.lng to want a stalemate. The In* savage Uml of chess match play- irectum system would cost •eve­ nt with the Soviets in one inter rai billion dollars. Thousands of national conference after another j cepcrts would have lo be stationsince the end nf the war, *<1 at *‘»mc 37 posts in Asia, 2f What Gore did alter silling In ln North Amrrica. seven in Eur on thai game in Switzerland for opr. many more in Australia and two weeks was to come up with South America and on 19 ships a proposal that lllusUMei what permanently at tea. To be really common sense and wildness can jNeetlvc the system also would do when applied to a terming!) have lo include inspection posts In insoluble tli pin instir deadlock. The Loin muni at China Hy constantly pushing Incir pro Senator flew luck lo Washington, cot an appointment with Presi­ posai for a permanent end of all dent Eisenhower and found him Inline with the propaganda skill they have repeatrdly shown, th* rrrrptlvr tn the new appruach. In 'essence. Ibis is what Gore Iluisiani, Gore fell at Geneva, proposed: Put up to thr Russians were likely to come rut of a an agreement to end all trsling stalemated conference with a pro­ — excepting those conducted under­ paganda victory. They would have ground — for three year*. If they convinced the neutrals and aurb turn this proporal down, then the nation* at Japan where the fear Ida.nr for failure of thr confer­ of nuclear pollution la great that ence will be on llirm. And Gore they wanted to do something and fell after two weeks at Geneva the United States stood on an Im­ that thrrr wav a good chanrr possible demand. The Gore proposal is noc, of they would accept It. Underground tests do not pollute rounr, near. An agreement lo end | When everybody k n ow s you the almniphrtr and yet with such trsta for two years nr three )ears tests the military would he able or perhaps longer has repeatedly lo continue to carry out work on hern put forward But it was the adaptation of nuclear exptosivrs Senator's timing, together with his 2 When no new custom ers en ter th e picture to small arms. The world, anil obvious Integrity and ronvlellon, above all those nations Hut do that carried weight The new play­ not have and literefor* do not er had rnmc up with a new move trsl atomic weapons, would he tn break through 'he old rigid ^ When no n ew people m ove Into the neighborhood y o u se ll assured thst for a long period maneuvers That has been characteristic of no aiLlillonal potion would hr blown into the air mrn breathe Gore ever since he came to thr House from the back country of and Hie seas they live around. Willi the common sense that Is Tennessee in 1910 al the age of ^ When p resen t com petitors stop a d v ertisin g grounded in hie Tennessee back­ 33. He pla>s the game hy Ihe dic­ ground Gore had seen Ihe weak­ tate! of his own conidencr When ness af the official American posi­ Ihe Democrats in his first )*ar tion al Geneva. Any agreement in Ihe House refused to grant him to slop testing must be preceded, lime tn speak against an Admini­ l | When no n ew com petitors enter th e field in (lie American view, by a world- stration appropriation that he wide vvviem id control and inspec­ thought was wrong. Gore goL pertion Hut such a system, as Gore mission from th* Rapuhllrans and perrrivrd, is m practical fact an made a stirring speech that result­ ed in defeat oi his party’s bill. impossibility. When th ere Is n oth in g about your b u sin ess which n e e d s Therefore. Use avowed Ameri­ Gore's hero Is a Tennessean, the can ohjertlve is an unattainable late lordrll Hull, and hr has about to be cla rified or explained one It is merely another piece him M’niethtng of tlull'a lough moved on the chessboard to ness of character and mind Washington Calling U'ccLicadny, November 2(1. I0fi8 WAt-LSJIi uis-i.ciss Fred Olhnran Says ESTIMATES! •Oirio.-td lot Ssnitk* IN IIM A N C O N C R m P I N Vulcan Materials Company CONCRITI PIM DIVISION C m ! ritesad t* .th* «ufard MtraU By J** Guti, O r a r , BHMI O vw d S m a rt, fi IM . �TT»d . V o w . W , 1958— P i I* t V ft f m f ir l V r r a lt W oman’s Page Jke is)oman A Chiq k Church C a le n d a r * Hardin Home Scene Of Sorority Meet BY ELIZ A B ETH ASHBY 'three different men. She enjoy* and ratlti't Holiday candle* are Mr*. Raymond Hall ii a tweet, people and love* children. Tbi* one of her »"*c>ci«!tic« The*e are Ellu W th Ashby, Wi k i i ' i Editor Phoae FA 3-3111 kind perron who ii more willing year the t* tubtlitulini pecarinn- ctealrd from la*t year * !rf Xi Brt* Eta Chapter of riel a M. Niche!*, Mr*, fi. AndrtD W EDSEM M Y to ipeak of other* accompllth- ally at Hie Junior High it Ftnc-j tiring ur.u.u ; and (Sever* Sigma rivl mrl at Ihe home of Speer. Mrs J. Harold ChapmiA menu and talrnta than her own. cie«t School. Mr*, Rail ha* made »*vrral mrmThe Srni-vr High Choir of the She and her husband, who *e!l* member of llol* Crvn* Episcopal ,,r> camllr* fr.-n the vvrdihg can First Presbyterian Church will ihr President, Mr*. Vernon Hir- Mr*. W. G. n.'mlns, Mr*. Jamei real eitale and insurance, have church. Juat lad year rive rerun J k » «f fn*'b mret for ruwper at fi p. in and ’.lln, on Monday evening Morion J r . Mr* Don Bute*, Mr*. a home out In I-ake Mary, over- ^ from a position of »ecrclarv Chrittmaa t* a happy time In for irhcarial at 6 30 p. m. Final wa* donated f->r the Robert Cornell. Mr*. Herbert Stem looking C o *lil l ike. The houvr ,« lf,e prturioal of S/aford Junior the Ball to., e Mr* Ball in ' The Chancel Choir of the Fle*t Mrom, and Mtv* Jeanette Woifer. i* bufftolorrd, of SpanWh-arcM- ni.h School. Thl* I* a podlion Chrialma* cwki * of *1' d ■ r.p- I’ceibyterta'i Church will meet for Thanksgiving bukrt for a needy The next mreling will he held "amil). The new Ity-Liw* were tectural de»lgn. The interior i« *Meh , he h>(1 hfll| for ,hP p4„ tlon* nn-i *trloua eaml e* a -1 rchrarial at T ’ o p in. at the home nf Mr*. Robert Cor­ dreorattd In abide* of *6fl rove, jj year*, »er*ing under three rtlf- other vicli.an T t* >ear * e tv dittribulrd lo Ihr memhjrs The m Training I nlon autiprr and of- wav* and mean* proj-ct of sell nell. on Der. I. The loom * are we11kept and p.-e- fPrPn| men. She enjoy* people and planning an -.'rii bni-e (or tela fli-er* conference at the First Rap*cnt a co-v, atlrictive appear tove* ehildrrn. Thl* year *he I* tivr* and ft. '* Ing Christina* wrapping paper i* |l«t Church at « p m. underway. “nc*auhttituling oecaaionallyat the The Rail* have two children Prayer Meeting at the Flrit The Ball* came to l.ake Mary Junior High at Pinecrrit School. The daughter Belt*. I* m e Mi? The culture* program wa* pre­ Rsntlrt Church at T.JO p m. in 1973 They atway* intrndrd to Mr*.Rail declared that *he love* Tyler Dedn.i l.i .r Iv.dman I* pared by M-*. E. C. Harper. Jr. I’mecrcst RaptiM Church Train and Mr*. Roy Savon. Mr* Harner move inlo Sanford hut a* year* anything pretty and everything with \ All *• . ich l« now deployed went b* they gave up that l<»** tli*l tailra good She haket fruit in the Mcdiii t. mean V - vtv. ItJ' ing Cmon Council Hireling at ! introduced a guest tpeaker, Mr. and irttled permanently on the 4n,| jn gy,. t,j,j f,,r * cok» mood Jr live* with hi* family in p m. Floyd Richard*, prlnrioal of Fie like The location «a t ideal for about So puund* of that New Jert.-v Ho it an engineer Plnecrevt Haptiit Church prayer take Mary School, He gave an , rraring children and now t» Ideal t « Pf,Oeraitonalty i!,e ca'era for' for RCA. Ti c Halt* aie a dote riverting at 7:13 p. tn. inlrrrwmg talk on the ‘ tiood Officer* »ive* of VAH-3 attendfor w-lling grande.-tidren. The and t.ceplivn* for frienl* family *n-l * vit with each other IJve*.’* 11ICKSBAY rvl a coffee and general butlntsa Hall* u>ed l,» rt«e eaily in the she like* to dreorite party cake* whenever p >>ihle Krfrc»hmrnt« of rake rod rnlfre morning and fish but now tha *lew — . .. . . ---------_ _ ■ ■ ■— Ruval Amba**ador* tIxv*a 9 IS merttng at the home of Mr*. Erjml cool brcetr from the lake are year* of age! will meet at the v*rre irrvrd lo the following— ne»t llorrrll Tuesday morning. the mam rharma for them. First llaptivt Church at 7 ;> in. Mr*. John Prokoich, Mr* Al I>u\During the huvlnr** meeting a In the pa«t two years this *et Study course Ivook *How to Win bury, Mr*. Roy Savon. Mr*. C. hospitality committer wa* appoint­ tint ha* been the icene of a bring Christ 1 taught by Fred II. Finer ed with Mr*. Charlci Mvrra ai jour own t'.eaW party for member* a! 9 IS a m at the First llapttil chairman. Mr* Krnneth Sandott of the Sanford Pilot Club, The Church, (nutation will follow, un wa* appointed representative to *upper « n cooked over charcoal der Ihe direction ol Mr*. A. J Executive Board nf the OWC. Al grill* and Mr*. Hall furniilied the ivterwn. lernate ii Mr* Howard Chapman. trimming*. She ii tir*t rice prrviChoir practice at the Flr»t Rap Mr. and Mr* Paul Jrnkln*. Pe- Mr*. Chet Guerry I* the new pub­ dent of the Pilot Club and neat list Church a* follow* Carol at I,aild, will be TTiankt^lving gurMa licity chairman. year will be the pretidenl. fi IS p m Concord at 7 p m ; The hoslett icrvrd coffee, paiof Father and Mr* John Thomas At the present time *he I* work­ and Church at * p m triea. and mint* to Ihr wives. at Ihe rector), fit* Palmetto. ing on decoration* for the Pilot Ihe W. M, If. of Ihe Pmerrrtt ■p'n*e alter,ding were, Mr*. E. Mr. and Mr* A. S Ranlrl and R. Seller, a gue»t; Mr* Marian Cluh Christina* hamiurt. She ht* Raptlvt Church will have a cov­ created •evrral lov.lj article* In ered di*h supper and »lud) course rhildrrn will spend Thank*giving Rent. Mr*. I. tl, Rauer. Mr*, Bry­ and Mr*. Daniel'* parent*, Mr. an H. Brown, Mr*. Howard M, lie used in the decoration* but at fi 70 p m. and Mr*. W. It. Wallace. The Dan Chapman. Mr*. W. B. Cretilnger, these mutt remain tecret until irl* arc from EHaville. Oa the night of the banquet. Other Mr*. D F. RemcnI. Mr* J. T . member* of the committee will Sir and Mr*. O, W. Smith, C*s- Drnnehy. Mr*. II. G Durham, MISS ADDIE I.IC IL L K PRBVA1T carry out her idea*. lutwlsu*. Trnn . Mr* (irmr tlalplv. Mr* B J. Ftlnimmon*. Mra. R. Mr*. Rail like* to krtp buiy. (Photo by H erR M ro m ) Watumka, Ala.; and Mrs Annie II. Golden, Mr*. C. A. Guerry, She ha* been chairman of the l.yerly and Mr*. J. R, Grove*. Mra. J. F. Ilridrr. Mr*. W. J. tiood Citiren Committee of th» <t|velika, Ala. are expected tn ar­ Moeller. Mrs. R. C. Jacks. Mr*. D.Ml for the p u t three yeata rive Thur»day to *p#ml Tlvanki- G E. Jcuen, Mr*. D. P. Kennedy, She I* a member of Holy Croi* Mr*. N. Y. F. Me1C* pumpkin pie time again! giving with Mr. rod Mr* J. O. Mrs O. J. Lorer.. Met. Epliropal Church. Ju*t la*t year Innit, Mr*. R. J. Miller, Mra. nf the myriad, version* ino»l l.inry. conk* have tried, few are a* fluff* The ercJKement ar.d approiih- Invited to ittrai both tha wrddlnr *h* / rom, ■ Pinion of Mr and Mrr. C R Rudd were J. I„ Morgan. Mra. C. W. Myer. and rich a* the one* that use railed to Retwood, Ala . due to ktr*. Clifford Nelson, Mr* Paul Ing marriage of Ad,Ii. l.ucllle «~1 «he recept.on wnicl. will fob »<> .Ute pHncipal of . W ford Junior High School. Thia la O'Dea. Mr*. R. W Repp. Mr*; R, dairy rggnug In the filling. Ihe tllneia of her mother. Preran, daughter of Mr*. T. W. low th* Community Halt. a po«uioa which ah# had held for M. “tandon. Mr*. K J. Simmon*, Hairy eggnog replace* the milk iPieratt i m u ami inr late liir Jir^ i iri an n • /it ■ . t the pul IS years, lerving under and the Mr. thread Mr* C. G. Tegfeldl, Mr*. A. W. at Ihr same time it lnrrra*r* the ® firm ti, to William Ferrell Forsyth H c C t p C I OF l llO C O l d t C r o R T U N D . - Ore - ( C P U - ITqhart. U n . J. L. Wesl. Mr*. u.ual amount ef egg*, point out Meadow Hold home rruitomi t* Wood paneling can he used in any A. G. Wickham, Mr*. E. M. W*k«Jr. Ii announced t(«lay. Mr. TorThrir version of thl* popular vie*- room of the lvou>e. «av» ihr Weal* man. •yth La th# ion of Mr*. Ethel F o r-1 Chocolate mint angel food rake *rri Include* rottage clieeve, t.vo, ern Pine Association. It offer* v)th and IV. F. Forty Hi Sr. of •» 'he kind of birthday treat you ei rating a doubly nourishing a new hu'klrl, " lui Hnmr Idea*," Builder* and real estate agents ran he certain will pirate any SeirnlHU eilimate that Ihe ' Tampa. showing hove to obtain Interesting pumpkin pie. voung celehrator who request* ice report that homemaker* today are decor and new rnlor effect* with will uie fivl time* aa much oat#* Miit Prrvatt attended ichooli In cream, cake and candy on Ivl* na­ more roneerned with good kitchen* Eggnog pumpkin Pie wood, tWettarn Pine Association, j gy in the >car 2000 as it docs to 1 9 inch graham rratker Sanford and was graduated with tal day. For it combines all three than v.ith any other feature of Yeon Building, Portland 4. O re.)1 crumb cru*l new homes. Th* voluma of kitchen d* L ________________________ u. the elan of IMS from Seminole tn one big. glamormv* delight. The pr* dinner frtlivitira on when the fra*| I* over* 1 rup rottage cheese, sieved remodeling at*o I* greater than a If you have a light hand with High School. She la employed it 3 I canned pumpkin ThankiglvinC Pay ran he almost Pickled Mushroom* angrl rake, you’ll want to bake few yeari ago. tha Sanford Allintie National your own. Olnerwi*e order a ten 3 eg* )olk*. Highlly bcalen 3 can* HI or. rarlit broiled Thu Interest in kitchen*. nh*erv- ai murh fun a* the Mg feait ItBank. 3 t cup sugar, muibrnoin rrnwn* Inch site from your baker. You'll eri point out, reflect* tnday'g llielf. For those who don't acne '* tra»i»Hin nutmeg v* rup tarragon vinrgar Mr. For*yt4» attended ichooli In need two pint* nf chocolate ice thinking that the kitchen I* the roeklaili. there a a marvrlnu* way I tra*|>oon grated lemon rind •a cup dark brown sugar Ta mpa and haa served In tha U. cream, a half pint of whipping mo»t important room in the hou»e. to fill that sociable hour before 7 tablripoon* lemon Juice dinner wiih light refreshment. In ’« leaspwvn pep;vercorn* S. Navy. He la employed at the cream and a cup of pa*tel mint*. The Irrmrndotj* advance* In kit t bay leaf 3 tahie«po*M* *omitanh Cni*h the mint* coarstry on pa ehen appliance* and In pretltion- French. It s called Petit Cafe— Give vournelf ■ ( hrlfilmn# preseat Tampa Electric Co. 3 3 rup eggnog t garlic clove, silvered per toweling, using your rolling made wood cabinet* within recent which mean* hot, black toffee In early . , . Enjoy (he convenleae# «f The wedding will he an event of pm. adviie Itlrharvlvon home eco­ year* alro have helped stimulate a )nur daintiest drmltaue cup*. 3 egg while*, beaten Miff Pram mushroom*. »av|nj broth Dee. Ii, 6 p m . at tha Flrtt Rap- nomist*. *o that eliunky piece* of dealre for belter kitchen*. an extra room! Let ua malt# Ml N il'» cup graham cracker Your gueita will love Ihe Idea, lor ' ’omblne cup Ivroth with re­ tl»t Church. Geneva. All friend* confection can be strewn atop the mata non . . . It may coat Iras lhaa e ruin Isa Ihe goodly brew not only Mirmi- maining ingrrdirnt* in small Seven Requirement* and relative* of the rmvpl* are cake Combine rollsgr chrrse, pump you Ihinh. You can buy all lha au* Bailcally, what qualities make a lair* appetite*, hut lively comer- raurepan Bring In a twill, stirring until sugar dissolves. Pour over uiaia Chnrolal* Mial Angrl Cake mom a good modern kitchen? lation a* well. irrial vou need here — A T BAST You’ll want aomething to *erve mushroom* Cover Hglitly and r hill l»o io 'jjoj agpa yvau pa|jaiu? Fill center of angel rake with That question rame up in a rec­ TERMS. softened chocolate Ice cream, ent clinic of kitchen ipeciatiiti with Petit Cafe— perhap* In lieu for at lea«l 71 hour*, (train ■•jiuj javp* |t|iin jo '«amu|iu 09 gg jiij v.v.ijS ip ie a^eji do| ms packing tl la firmly. Fro*t top sponsored by tha National Instl- nf in ippclitir at dinner. Along Serve with rocktall pick* •quini* .iiju'tiiMi a|ju|idg -t*nu (heddar lla' Pennies and aide* of rake with whipped lule of Wood Kitchen t'ahlnet* at with erlip carrot curl* and celery, “The Lumber Number** qumj) |||J *41?!** ;u.a UI P|0,^ cream flavored with a 'a leatponn Michigan State I'nlveriity. The why not *ene limple homemade '* rup butler nr margarine FA 2-5.W1 Pou#.1a jo j.aj u| j[)y -asn|\]tu hnr* d'oeuvreaT Pickled Mu*h'* lh. sharp rlieddar cheeie, pcppeimint flavoring. Sprinkle lop j university home mamgement bl­ u|<|dutnd o| ppv ‘Sou.tya upui a grain! and side* with crushed paMrl ■Iruetor conducting ihe leislon room* and hot Cheddar Ha' Pen H IL L Lumber Supply Y ard pue q.sjt|fiuoj |0 aired ■ ayeig I cup viftevl flour mints Plate In freerer nr freer- listed *even major rrquiremenl* niri are JuM right for Ihe nv.* tl-*w *|iu :aj]ni pua piqi uotu, '* leav|>oon salt ing compartment of refrigerator Ftr»t. »he explained, the room «lon. Tha mu* ’room* require lit •13 W. Ird .SI. Sanford. Fla. 3 tabievjvoon* dry onion »oup •>| 'Jammu *ac3n* 'ivnut jy# until firm. Make* eight to ten ilmuld have elo*e connection wiih tlr preparation; Ihey’re marinat ml*, finel) rruihrd the dining and service area*. See- ed for twentj four hmir* and *e-v nerving* nnd. iti a home vviih vniall rhiM- ed cold on cocktail pick* The Combine all ingrrdlrni* and mi* ten, their r !*y area* ihou’d he In Ha' Penole* are tangy ehee»e » i thoroughly. Shape Into roll* al*«ut ra»y view frum the luom. Thlnl, far*. »erved hot and erumblv. a 1 inch in diameter. Wrap in loll plan t o co m e to the room should hr so placed that perfect complement to the enf and frecie. When ready to bake, it doe* not aervr a* a (raffle lane fre. Hire rroiawite I Hindi Ihirk. To mike American Mile demi Rake in moderate oven, 37S de for the reit of the home Fourth, L A S T S H O W IN G it *hnuld provide easy areeai to taut, uie jour favorite roffre pm grer, atvout 10 minute* or until with half again a* murh rnlfe* golden brown Serve hot. Make* th* front door. O P EN 12:15 The other hs»lr qualities have a* usual lo Ihe rrgular amount of about fi * dozen. to do with door*, windows and water. Once vou're icrvrd Pent f A r -v t jj Cafe before dinner, )ou II mak, wall spare: I hJCDvJ.'vaa— ^ ~ *hcn you do... — There should be al least two it a tradition during the hnlnla* V door*, one to the outvide and one »ca«on. Just be eurt lo make the |Jo c o t||jn j j P o p u l a r visit FAMILY! . to the dining area Thete should eolfr* vary ttrnng and — don t w lit*) (nrtft - you'll want plenty more M ' o l^ “ <> P! — Now not Interfere with Ihe arrangement If you need the idea of two car* in every gv nr tm of equipment, eabtneta or rage hat been arrrptrd a* a *)m other door*. • Chicken Supper Set tml of Mirers*, the Bril S' v’.em t* UP TO $600 Fenlurr: 1:15 - S:1 7 Cro*s Vrntllalloa Needed Cirri# Two of the Community f,,r " ,r" Irlephone. In 5:10 • 7:21 • 0 :2 3 — Window* area should comprise C om plete D inners phone: FAirfaz2-4612 * new wiy ,n IS In ?) per cent of the floor area, Presbyterian Church. Lake Man ^ T H I IIS., F ill. SA T. * . . , ihould afford crot* ventilation and is distributing advertising placard* P .J i , i ? P before noon to irringi n'*' ^r n do should not rut down en th# wall and .riling advance ticket* for ihe' Served .-hteken pdeau lupper to he hrll >, f *1, r ' ,lrm nHinal* »>e cabinet *paee needed. Hov.tr-ivr. and busine** for money the sime diy! — Ihe room ihould offer between ai the church. Saturday night I)#f j men have hern ordering phnnr* IS ami M linear feet, rtrluiive ef 11 A. M. til 8 P . M. t omnntie member. Mate th- •» ii',fr"r» ’" r h"r * door*, for rahmet* and appliin-e* 24 usfliii'r »« c h «ry ^ed at *uch . Cash Ym In this connection the kitchen menu will eon.i.t of chicken and IlywiBl* » rr planner must hear in mind that rice, cole .law. green hero* rrl rllr ,h*‘ «-omnn,» »f •'»•> In home*, hotel* every corner turned In arranging I,he., roll* and butter, pie or r.ke 3170 99 $ 709 F ru il Cup jrl' " “T* m COCIRAL rahlnel* and apolianer* reduce* rod coffee. 1100 I I I 09 I'icklr# Oliv r« Soup uiaMe wall vqv»f* by four feet. Serving will begin at fi vt p '• ‘,nI> are they peasant In noo 270 00 Cclrrv Henri# Waldorf Salad To accommodate an I. lisped kit m. and contlnua through 7 M p *’• • M-'kesitian said, hut 1100 31700 then arrangement, therefore, the m. thn encourage Ihe u*r of the gift 2(00 437 00 room should have gt feet of - till ---------------------------------° . 7* . 3200 512 00 ft* spare. A t shape require* 3* feel I Cntii the U. S. Rureau of Strod Something »eemi to some m rr C ’ ui ***!ItO Pt C O L O R The university *pecia!lit pointed ard* came along to itraighlen mil * Person when hi* rvr light* on a Complete Turkey Dinner w iih Dren-lng nnd Cranberry Snure $ 1.75 out that built in kilrhrn equipment the men In Ihe earl) IW> * r r( e010^ 1 P’°ne, w elhrr In home Fealure: 1:22 • .1:51 call* for a larger room than do-* trie bulb* and socket* r*me in ITS _"rt . „ r.e_ V.0 p|,< ' ■ ’ n l ,r »ut picking up Ihe rerriver rod Half I r> Spring Chicken, Southern Si *I* 91.75 6:20 . 8:10 the free ttanding type j different thread tu n . ringing someone up. fIN A N C E SERVICE, IN C llrnilrd llnni Slc.ik with ilroiled I'lnruppl# 91.75 Thu ii Juit a* true of men »* ALSO Of SANFORD -nmrn llio ik il Spanish Mackerel w ith Lemon Hut ter Sauce 91.50 M V M TZH A U g j m A recent iirrvey wa* mi dr In a 125 South Pail Annul hotel in which tome rooms had Hon.l Pork with Dreexing and Hro»*n G ra v y 91.50 B m r y traditional black plume* ami Phyne rAnfll 24(12 other*, colored. Gur*t« made near Fre«h Fried Shrim p with T a rt a r Sauce 91.75 ly ro per rent more tall* on the San'ord. Hindi colored phone*. Frenh Fried Ov.wlern v*Hh T a rt a r Sauce 91.75 "Color hat helped lake Ihr Hrojlrd Lam b Chop# with M int Jelly 91.99 phone nut of ||a tutting plare" a Ffuture: 2 :1 1 -5 :1 2 Hell Ipokriman said "The rrtull 7:11 • I U :0 l Si/sling W eitem Sirloin Stcnk 92.25 i* that the phone i* in view more readily, more often, and we are . r/ v ‘ii Uc-vtrrn T-1 lone Steal* 92.79 stimulated to make more rail*." ^ •* •' The National Society of Interior Designer* wa* to impretved with roiorrd phone* that It gave the MART Indeed We Are Hell Telephone S>*trm It* I93K CARTt B Candled Yarns Siring Dean# Harmrd Beet* award for the ino*t eutitaniljng G ra tefu l . . • not only for th# bounty ef a PAI N IN Hot Kolia Hanana Muffin* contribution to Interior drcotaling ge n e out Mother Natur# but for a year that ho* Corn Ilread Muffin* rf Ihe )ear. brougvt ui many pl#aiant otiociationi and CHOICE OF: Pumpkin Pie, Mine# PI# er Ic* Cream Decorators malrh phonr* In lolling friendship*. Mary Carter will giva you • F R E E ran of any paint drapertr*. thaira, lampvhade*. and Coffee or Tea with th* purchase of on#. other furnishing* Eventually, tele W# wilf n#t be ##«n far butinote phone wlrr* wilt be hidden a* 7hanks*iving Day, Nee. J7di. Bkquiail# Color* rleelrie wiring is UP In multiple phone home*, the a i d Icrric * tiedroom is th# favorite »ite for the second phone. Plug in phone*, VALDEZ H OTEL BLDG. FA 2-6681 whith can b* moved from room "S crvin r T he B e s t T o TTie R e e lf 2ft! W . F in ! 9L F A 2-S6I9 ♦n room Silo ara becoming pop- Coffee Is Held Serve Petite Cafe (psAdjjnah 1 Try Eggnog Pum pkin Pie Engagement Told .Mint Cake Is Told Qualities For Good, Modern Kitchen Told ADDAROOM CALL Everybody needs b ,?/&&&> money M rs. A p p le b y s sometime VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. Color Telephones M aM M * l# ^ »r fi Qu a n t u m 's Ra id er s uicstai’kant ‘JlumksfjUriiuj ®ay, Serving The Best To The Befit 5Cs FAMILY KM £ fikb"® 7 * FaVERY 2nd CAN FRE E GOLDEN FORMULA 4.98 Mrs. Appleby's No. 2 Restaurant MARY CARTER PAINTS l\ it �ru g a 4 -W e d .. N W . 2*. 1951 minole Homecoming Tonight One of the highlight* of thr •quad, on which he made a greal ■ r J*rry Cexlagion The OBC champion Sanford night will be the Introduction of ’ record. Somlnolr* will bott Deland here to- former captain* of the "Celery An unusual combination will tie la the annual homecoming Fed*", known now a* the Semi­ Hie presence of Ihe three Bail brother* who have been captain* To Ur* Bulldog*, Ihe local* *1111 nole* Athletic director Fred Can­ in recent yean. Richard. Buddy, al lia* done a great deal of reare known aa tha •Celery Fed*” . and Cere all have held the honor Thla I* o m of (He oldest rivalries ; aearch and ha* extended In* na­ at Sr minole* and are alaled lo hr ... |a prep football and when ih* lwo tion* to all captain* in the htitory on band There I* one father-son taarai get togither. anything can of ihe irhool. Buck Mell*. Ly* romblnailon represented here tomin coach, repre-enli Ihe '51 night. Glenn I.ingle Sr. waa cap:ntn In 1020, Glenn Jr. raptalned ihe 191.1 ton ad. These are just a few who will atend Ihia homecom­ ing Coach Jim Pigott has put hi* rhampionahip squad ’hrmigh light work alnre ihe ronteat Friday night with Lakcview lie feel* lhat the youngster* should he in top fnrm The aerial-minded Semi­ Kcuyr, ht«i only repeater from . YOBK (IfPli— Billy Cannole* a a Rued lift In pul on the 1912 United Pm * Ml Amrrl mo. the big offensive threat in a passing- show as they close uul loultlina Stale'* rllmh to the No. ea. barely edged Guiik a* the Ihe regular *ea*on 1 national ranking, and venal lie outstanding line acleeUon in Ihe 'Ihr patting of Cecil Dandridge Tele Dawkln* of Army were the voting by 21* sports writer* and moit popular choice* on the 1*18 radio and trleviiion broadcaster* has been among the hc*t in the stale In the receiving department, United Treta Intcrnaiional All from all over the country. Bob Anderson of Army, who there are no finer end* than Ger­ .America football learn announced made Ihe firat team la*t year aa ald Jones and Alan Swaim. Thl* — today. Cannon and Dawkln* headed a a sophomore, waa Iwaien out in phase of the game should be at perfectly balanced baekfleld that Ihe voting for a harkfleld spot its peak. The running allaik should also Included quarterback Bandy Dun­ He led in Ihe voling fur Hie scr­ 1st at full speed with (he *arrival” can of Iowa and fullback Bob ew! team baekfleld, however The cloaeal ronteat It the 1918 of Junior halfback Ray l.undWhite of Ohio Slate. The AH America line waa made All-A meric* voting waa at end, quill. I.undqutil didn’t break intn up of Buddy Dial of Bite and Sam where William* barely licit out William* of Mlchlgin Slate at Monty Stickle* of Noire Dame lor end*: Trd Bate* of Oregon St»te a firat learn povltlnn In addilion to Anderson, the sec •nd Brock Strom of Air Fore* . Academy at tafklci: John tJuilk ood-team hark* were Dirk Ba** of Pittsburgh and At Ertryer of of College of Paclllf, Joe Capp* of Notre Dame al guarda, and Bob California and Don Meredith of Harrison of Oklanorna al center. Southern Methodlal. The secondteam line was made up of Stickle* and Blch Kreltllng nf llltnol* at rnda: Val Heckman of Florid* and t imed Press Inlernaliunal Hon Luciano nf Syracuse at tar The odd*maker* have Florida kies; George Deldrieb of Vander­ figured at a aolld eholce to dr ## * bilt and 7skr Smith of triburn si feat Miami, but the Gator* won't guard*, and Max Fuller of USD he taking any chance*. at center. Coach Boh Woodruff warned Ihe Florida squad al Tuesday'* prac»' By BKYCF. MILLER lire nestlon lhal the hurricane* are BATON BODGE. La. ( U P I I - Academ ies Facing likely lo be lough thl* weekend, He waa a Kudrnt of three of the despite Ihelr six consecutive los famous coachca In football— G am es Stalem ate sea. . . . M l he r*fuled to Imitate any of H EW YORK (D P I) — The ruWoodruff ran ihe firat Hirer * them end hi* "he yourself” plan- perlnlendrnt* of Ihe Army. Navy ■Big baa produced thla leaion'a and Air Form araderule* got to unit* on quirk opening play*, long passe* and douhle reverse*. The aniy major perfect record team. gather Tuesday and admitted they He found a way to make boy* have reached a stalemate on thrir session lasird about two hours Auburn and Alabama, to mrri proud of Ihe fact Ihey’ra on thr future football relation* In Ihe annual battle of Alabama third team rather than Ihe firat "We rlay at Army In 1919 and ... team, and he credit* their apirit at Navy In I960.” «*ld Maj Gen Saturday, liegan taking It easy In• «tth helping tarry Ihe aquad to Jame* Bring* of Ihe Air Force day. Both squad* worked in pad* for the last lime Tuesday. — •a -benh lit the Sugar Bowl. Academy. "We want Ihe return .rile la Paul Dlcltel of Louisiana game with both academies in our - Stale, honored today aa the Unit­ home territory — either a( Den ed Preaa Intcrnaiional "Coach of ver nr Boulder, Colo. — hut Army Longhoros Hoping the Week” In the wake of stale'* and Navy don't term lo care For New Tradition n -0 rout of Tulin* to rap a per­ about doing that " AUSTIN, Tex (D P II — Cnarh fect 10-0 campaign and nail down However, U . Gan Gar Davidthe bowl benn. son of the Military Academy in Harrell [loyal * Texas Longhorn* Dicta*!. U-yearold native of aisled Ihe Air Force "reneged on ho|ie lo atari a new tradition when llicy meet Texas AAM in ihelr ManiRtld, Oh*o, brought latulal- our original agreen- nt." 4 ana Statt to the pigikin pinnacle •Our initial agreement •«< we idstorlc Thanksgiving Day arid In hla fourth year al the helm, would play ihe Air Force at West grudge liefore a national Icle. tho firat in which he could call Point in 1919 and al a mutually vision audience. aa experienced playrra IJunior*) agreeable alia In IMO," he s«!d. Two year* agn. Ihe llvundrrmg -that were hla own recruit a. "H e y clmae lo renege bn lhat Aggie* broke Ihe spell of Ihe And aklppcr Paul rommand* a and Iniiiled Ihe setnnd game he Memorial Stadium "Jin*" by crew especially high spirited be­ played at Denver. We aren't ana- thrashing Texas 3121. Il «•• AAM'* firat victory on Memorial cause of Ihe way he ha* assem­ ion* lo play in lhal altitude." Stadium turf ilnre it was built in bled them. Dlrtiel doesn't have 1923. Drat, second and third team*. However, that wu* before the Ilia best playrra are on the Ernie Banks W ins youthful Royal, a former Dklaho"white'' (cam; of thr 22 squad tua great, came along and liegan member* left, ihe It beat al of '58 Player Award feaat play on the "go, go, go" BOSTON IU P I»— Short atop Er­ rebuilding Longhorn football lor team; the remaining II become nie Banka nf Ihe Chicago Cub*, a tune* I j s I year, Texa* stunned defensive specialists nicknamed rawhoned home run tprcUlist, to­ Ihe high-rated Cadets 9 7 In Roy­ "the Chinese bandilt," because day won Hie National league'* al'* firat »ea«on a* a Texas roach The contra), which had ID ori • TMeliel once heard that Chine** Most Valuable Player award. gin in 1891, will pit Ihe spllt-T bandit* »r* fcroclou*. Dietael Thr TT-year-old Banka did It in drl|l» ’em hard, and doesn't hesi­ grand style, vsInning the annual allark nf Texa* again*! ASM Coach Jim Myer*' newly installed tate to ahnnl ’em Intn the game In runaway fashion. •Ingle wing niettel'i tactics and field ma­ Bank* pnllrd 2A1 points, highest neuver* can’t he (raced directly total In four year* Witlle Maya In Ihe three great roaches under nf the San Franclim Giant* was t*l»m he served aa assistant— 98 point* behind In second plare. PHILADELPHIA — lU P Il ~ rive Karl Blalk at Army, Sid Hillman Hank Aaron of the pennant Philadelphia Phllliea had only on* •1 Cincinnati, and Paul (Bearl winning Milwaukee llravrs, was first division finish In the 31 year Bryant at Kentucky. third with 188 point* period between 1918 and 1918— . T!------------------------------------------ ----------when rhey finished fourth In 1932 r Cannon Top All-American, Heckman On Second Unit c a m im TI * r*W Feacnci P .tia -sr. CdCCk tut, CAME»AC.r \ «rs r« the lineup until midway In the season but la*l Friday night he proved lhat hr vsat here to stay by ripping off three touchdowni. The running of Vernon Kirk ha* won him firat consideration for All Conference honor*. If he con Ilnur* lo improve a* he ha* in Ihe last few games, Ihe Bulldog* will have a lough Hm* holding hln . The Celery Howl bound RemI notes arc anxious to stop th» Bull­ dogs and I'nath Dave Laud*'* linemen should he at a peak to­ night, With the fine showing of llneharker-eenter Duke Sehiraid Ihe Seminole* should he even tougher than in pait contest*. Dave Stanley continue* to lead Ihe way on both offense and d »-# fcnie but his fallow laborers arc not to Hr overlooked, The sgork . of Kelly Lake, Charlie Bogan.1 Neely Boss and Don Carter i*» been some of lh# best in Cm tral Florida. They should receive nnr of their hugest trii* tonight. The Seminole record now stands al 8 2-1. The Celery Bowl contest with Apopka promDf* lo he the game of the year, but tl-e one tonight will lie a same long lo remember. The Seminole* defeat­ ed the Bulldog* last year, 13 T. lo end Ihe regular teaaon Florida Favorite, Coach Is Cautious Bietzel Is Chosen Week's Top Coach “ We have a Ittmenduus Job ahead of u*." commented Auburn Coach Balph Jordan "Alabama Jn* the toughest defense *h*t »• will have faced alt year." Paul Bryanl reported lhat aophn more* Tommy While and Duff Morrison have hern showing up well at halfback. Both worked wtlh ihe first unit Tuesday. Mississippi worked on goal line play* Tuesday, polishing both (ha offense and defense, Part of Ihe srsilon waa devoted to the for­ ward pas*, r*peeled In he Ihe Rebel*' hig gun against Mls'lsstp pi Stale Saturday. The Maroon* ronllmied mapping tlralrsy and also look tome of Ihe practice pressure olf today Vanderbilt held an overall work •nil. offensive unit* working in Ihe field and defensive player* rehear sing Ihelr roles Saturday by watching film* of Ihe Tenne»*ee •ingle wing allark. Thr Volt worked both on offenvr and defenie Coache* aim begin grooming sophomore Pal Barnes tor the lop fullback Job lo rrplice in mred Neyle Sollee. The Georgia Bulldog* announr cd hopefully lhat Bohhy Joe Galhrcalh was reeovcring rapidly from an Injury and could l»e In his fullback spot Saturday again »t ti-orgia Tech The Yellow Jaikrl* worked on defense Tuesday and repotted Mike t'ammark. second line renirr amt llncbarkrr, was bark Into harnei* Had Years For Phils Fraley's Predictions P --------- By OSCAR FRALEY Colorado Slate ovrr Denver : : MEXICO CITY (DPII - Fra — Ju*i a* tally, J#> a follies and the weekend Utah over Utah Slat* — More fonHu II "winner*" — slralghl and more indigestion. from lha burro * moulh. The Southwest Gama af Ike Week Texaa over Texa* Aggiea — Army over Navy _ Navy al They're craty for football In vxayt cornea up for Hu* one sky Mexico. high and full of Irirk* and aur Tt'D over HMD- Rom* games prises. But an rxploslvo Ar- draw llo.ooo fana. luy learn whith thla season for nice ovrr Baylor— The 'ole'*" ■ thangt haa amne new trlrk* ®f ID own ihould pull out the are drafrnlng. Texa* Tech over Houston — •ervlea rlassle — and ralher Plus th# "bueno'i." handily. O k l a h o m a ever Oklahoma The Fail Stale— They shoot akyrorkrla. Penn over Cornell-Taking Ihe Temps- over Marquette— Across ; . b w way home from Ihe Cana­ field at each oilier. da Cup golf. Hardin Simmon* ovrr New Brawn over Colgate — Sort of Mexico Aggies— Making It much Buttering around. safer lo he down on th* field. Pitt over I’cnn Slate — And The Pro* driving even ahort.-r than usual. Bear* over Strrlera — Murho T V South Auburn over Alabama — Like gusto Cardinal* over Ram* — Muy Cortei took the Ailect. Mliaiaafppl over Mississippi hueno. Giant* over Eaglrs— Grandlui(tale— Amt for the same reason. Florida ever Miami--Meaning nm homhrrs Coll* over tier* — Bravo Snot, .Georgia Teth over Georgia — burro*. Brown* over Redskin*— Indians Tnert a on# big diffrrrnce. Tennessee over Vanderbilt — dan't have much chance down here. It's ftill extortion. Clam son over Furman — Rut jjM process I* Ins painful. Place Your •' South Carolina over Wake Forest— The Altera paid through rhrlnlntan Orilrr* NOW lha nose. Tor Your Richmond over W A M— You i way. loo. F U LLE R B R U S H • VPI over VMI— But your only 1 bruise* are on lha wallet. PllOUUCTS The West Call A ir Forte ev*r Colorado — , Higher than ■ Mexican bustard. Noire Dime over USC — And OOP oror Fraana tnr than tamale*. Btelo-JM - Joe C rittenden F A 2*1049 — 804 4lh S i. 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Phone FA 2 4221 Unusual opportunity to buy a home In one of Sanford'a most EX C EPTIO N AL VALUE cr FA 2-3716 distinguished sections An ex­ 8— REACH RENTALS 4 Redroojn. 2 bath kilchrn equipcellent neighborhood of attrscFurnished apartment. 201'* W. 1st. red home. Many ether extras 4— W AN TED TO R E M live homes. This ope Is loaded 610 Briarrliff. FA 2 110) 4— REAL E S TA TE FOR SALE Lt Cmdr. Clevelands' nice 7 room with extras, both time A money T. W. MERO. Broker savin* ard on an extra large unfurnished house, electric kit •— FARMS • ACREAGE . Phore FA 2-24*1 beautiful lot. Come aee our 1 then, tile bath A shower. Lock GROVES bedroom. 2 bath homr prierd Arbor. See Mra. Pippins across to sell. 2012 Grandview' Avr, 7— REAL E S TA TE W ANTED driveway. Call FA 2 1677. R A L P H J A R V IS *— MISCELLANEOUS Large 3 bedroom unfurnished up Lakrfrnnt 2 bedroom frame homr. •— FLOWERS • PLANTS Prartirally finished on Inside. stairs apartment. Ph FA 2-4231. Last tun house* la be said far Beautiful lot right on lake. Short $*,#11.00. .Masonary Coastrurlloa SIIRITIS Commercial space 40 x 40 ft 2AM distance from DrI.and. $2,700 — 3 Bedroom* — l'» Bath* — 1»— O FFIC E EQUIPM ENT S Park. Phone F A 2 4238 rash price. Can be financed Call Large l.ut*. II — Al'TOMORILES . Crumpton Builder* in Orlando. Comfortable sleeping room. Priv­ t TRAILERS GA J6JM. ate entrance and private bath Reasonable Monthly Payments 12— BOATS A MOTORS Phone FA 2-0433 or FA 2 39*6 Mayfair section, a spacious 3 bed­ MON* JARVIS F3 2-1*1* 12-FAR M SUPPLIES A room home. F'A 2-166* New furnished apartment, hard MACHINERY I — FLOWERS. PLANTS wood floors, tile bath Adulta 2 bedroom. CD modern home ju<t 14— PETS . LIVESTOCK Apply Ml# Orlando Dr W OODRUFF'S outside NAS entrance. $A0O down, SUPPLIES Faria K Garden Center $ A * a month. This Is a surst pas* to the Ritg 11— ARTICLES WANTED XNNUALS Lots In Lake Mary , 3 for $l.oon. Theatre for Raymond Lunquest. 6*t Celery Ave. 12— PLACES TO E A T Exp. Dale Dec. 3. 'll. II • k |f. Lake front homr for tale or lent 17— B E A m PARLORS M UOR BROWN REALTY' POTTED P LA N TS Ph. FA 2-1*22 “1 got m y father# car. but it'a aort of a packap* 15— FEM ALE IIK tP W AN TED SALE OR RENT. 1 Bedroom K ft Realtor rr FA 2-0270 -S A N F O It D Newr Moon Trailer, air condition­ deal.'' LAKE MARY FLOW ER SHOP. W'e telegraph IS— MALE HELP W AN TED ed. Adulta Ph. FA 2-7661 i1 Ph FA 2 3237 or FA 2-1964 2 2 -M A L E OR FEM ALE ~ T n .\ W B E R H Y PLANTS 3— KEAI ESTATE fO* I S L E S -R K 4 L E S TA TE FOB SALE l Bedroom home, kitchen equip­ 21— WORK WANTED Florida (#0) S W B IM C E ped. furnished Adults. FA 2 7664 22— BUSINESS (cBAPEVlLLE NVRBERV a t oun Immaculate 1 bedroom block home Grapevillr Axe. FA 2-6M4 Nice dean furnished bedroom OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES on comer lot. Only 2'j yrari house. Large living room, com­ old having the appearance of a AT THIS 21— SPECIAl SERVICES FISHERS NURSERY' ~ plete kitchen, front A hack "brand new" home — and — IIOMK 2 1 -P IA N O SERVICES Magnoll* A Onnra TA 3-441$ porches Call at .152* 5*. San­ you may take advantage of the TO T H E Xt-A— BUILDING CONTRACTORS Ornamental Mrnib* • Tree* • Peat ford Ave. Adults only owner* lot* — if. you art quick­ TER M S1 21— ELECTR ICAL ly. Ye* — the kitchen is equip and you will buy this three bed Large furnished 3 liedroom up Ms i ion Market C A B B A G E ped. plu* ceramic tile bath and CONTRACTORS mom. rxtra large living mom. stain apartment in town ISA PLANTS for sale Fred Thurs glass tub enclosure, snare hast M A— BUILDING. REPAIRS. lerraro (loot* thruo'i1. Tiled a month Cal' FA 2 3071. ton FA 7 V*on rr. cereitun blind*, air copdt-1 hath. kitchen equipped Car 2S.H IILILDING SUPPLIES Honed and trratxo floors All for j 2 Bedroom unfurnished modern porte and utility room. Small I I - M TOMOBTLES— TRAILERS 27— N O TICE • PERSONALS I l ? 6fl0 0<v _ Very low- down psyhouse, water furnished. $30 per down payment. 2A— ARTICLES FOR BALE ment. Monthly payment $43 00. Seminole 1 photstery A Rods Skop month. Ph. Geneva 21A1. REAL ESTA TE DRIVE IN Formerly Don'a Cover Shop 2*— FU R N ITU R E A 2311 ! rcii 'h Ave. Now LocatoJ at — S . p . nj } \n t (\y ( .o y s a y HOUSEHOLD Chi IV. 2nd St. FA 1-7133 DA N. Park Av*. Ph. F a 2-6123 Besllnr 31 Ford F-1M plektip fine rendi­ -Call H ill- Phore FA 2-3641 tion. Term*. F. A. Scott. 6 Vo­ Retirement homes from $7,600 up, lusia Dr., Denary, Fla NEW YORK — <UPI> -Y ve lin also business and arrrsge pro For the Itvst Buy* tn Real Estate Gardener, deputy executive direr pert). W. T. CORBETT. Real 3KK CULLEN A D A R K EY It will pay YOU to us before lor of the National Counril on At Estate NO 8 1731. W. A. Cagle, Jr. S»l*stnan WASHINGTON L'PIt - Every you buy. Open Evenings and % coboltsm, t iy i hours should help person In the world could he 110 N Par. Ave 111. PA 2-2331 Sundaya. — no! fire or scold — worker* who wiped out by the nurlcar bombs Five arre tile farm Large 3 bed Home.* Designed Fur U S T S ID E TR A IL E R SALES room house, large barn Easy fo on hinge*. now in the possession of the Uni­ I'alatka. Fla. Floriilu Living. terms oseph B. !-e*y. I’honr ted States, Britain and Russia, 3 Sl I Bedrooms— 1 &. 2 Bntha FA 2 1223 $223 ’ASH the Federation of American Sci­ and $773 equity, bank financed. entists said Monday night. Custom hull! 3 bedroom. 2 full ROSTOV — (U P I i— The Jimmy 31 Olds convertible. R ill. I’S A The scientists called for the tiled baths, built on largr lot Fund Research Laboratories. Just PB. WW tiers FA 2 3973, 423 in beautiful Mayfair aertton. opened here to further cancer re United States to end atomic tests srott Ave This home (ralurrs terrain search, havr accomodations lor forever as a first *trp toward floors, largr screened porch Two ton CMC truck moving van. 17,000 animals for experimental placing nuclear weapon* under YOUR mtrrnalional control Natural wood cabinet* in large See ‘t at Phillips 16u" across use. Thi* country, they said m a kitchen equipped with electric river. C. R. IXavis statement, should call off Its tests range and refrigerator Owner'* NEWSPAPER 1956 — 46 (I Champion house with a single condition that a dr equity $150000 Any offer will trailer, like new. sleep* 7 Full ITHACA. V. Y. — U iP li-T h e teelion system be set up within a he given consideration site bath. Will finance. Phone personal and business paper* of specltird lime See Immediate Occu|»ancy FA 2 2841. the late Frank Gannett have Iwen The federation describes Itself SEMINOLE REALTY We C.uurii itc'O Personal presented to Cornell University, at “ a nationwide nrganiratlon of tool Park Avr FA 2 37.12 1334 Magnolia trailer, 2* tt. plu* the famed publisher's alma ma over 2.200 scientists and r n -1 Satisfaction nr Ymir II ft cabana, completely turn glneers of all held* concerned ter Money Cheerfully WHY NOT BUY — NOW iihed ft */<> Phone FA 2 3973. The file rovers 30 years and in­ with the interrelation* of scienrr Refunded. Not a drop of paint I* needed. ju>t cludes films, lape recordings, and world affairs " move in and preparr for (lie hull For sale, tmlor I95t Nash sedan, medals, memoirs and scrapbooks, j The scientist* said "rrs-rnt cal day* in this <Iran, cheerfully I good condition, call PA 2 2*91 rulations based on official Infer decorated 3 bedroom concrete j niation indicated the thrre atom block homr. Kitchen equipped 12— B O A TS and M O fO IIS Ic powers hid enough nuclear ex (disposal!, too), LARGE screen Vour Evlnrurte Dealer plosive* In their stockpile* to dred porch, rarporlr and storage ROBSON SPORTING GOODS ______ stroy the human race. $1500 Down. r.0| 6-R E. 1st Phone PA 2-3961 Builder S39. DOWN Alcoholics Need Aid SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST Nuclear Stockpile Could Destroy All STOP LOOK LISTEN .). W. HALL 3rd Addition. Research Animals VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As S100 Cornell (Jets Papers PACKS I POWER! OWNER WANTS OFFER ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Ill ill KR1 a . W I L L I A M S . Keillor Itavisiond l.undqulat, A*a«e. F A S-Wll Arlett Price Eveiett Harper Phone FA 2 4HI 113 N. Park JU ST DISCOVERED A wonderful masonry Lake Ernnt home «*tilt Improved white sand bearh Registered Real Estate It r This I* a good buv at $16 500 no rh FA 2-1301-17-92 St ‘llawatha BOS A U PAYTON EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE G ifts for H er HOOVER Vacuum Cleaner* Golden Anniversary Sale! Reg. $37 .V) - NOW 133 95 GARRETT'S First St. at Sanford A*e. Home G ifts Stereophonic A H i-fi RECORDS A PHONOGRAPHS WINN TV 31* E. 1st St PA 2 2931 We Sender Record Players G ifts for H im COUNTRY CLUB MANOR BANFORII FU R N ITU R E CO. .100 East First St. Smoking Blands — F#»y Churl Table Rsdi"» — Ifssieek* Desks 2 Bedroom* Florida Room — F.H.A. - Do Your Christmas Buying On Our Fa*»- Payment Or L iy-A -W iy Plan F U R N ITU R E CEN TER l!« W First St III.AUh A DECKER Nationally Advertised Su»* — D 'lll- — Sander* W'atrhe* Jig Saw> Bulov v Elgin W'ittnauer L l'M B E f Longine* Ernest Bore* • Hamilton 6th A GREGORY Maple Ph. FA 2 030* Sanford Jewelry sod Luggage CUR LEE SUIT* $1##j ' HATH \M B LAN KETS Ph PA 2*5641 Sport Coals In «tripe* and plain Including the Nation's Favorite 300 Sanlord Ave $21 93 to $33 on, Matchln; Trnu* “ Purrev” — Purrey Bouquet 3 IV. I.l* mg It'.-oin Group rrs $16 9' Wndchire Brandon Choice nf Fabric* — $119 $0 > Full Range of Color* PURCELLS Id', Down VOWKLL'B l.ay-Awar Now pur Christmas G ifts for Boys SANFORD FU R N ITU R E CO. ECIIOI-'S BEDDING CO. 100 East Fir«t St. 119 So. Magnolia Ph. PA 2-4321 ELECTRIC TRAIN'S Shadow Boira — Cedar Che*t* Sets anil Aiceasorte* Lamp* — Plantsrs TABLES n i o rr Safe Pillows Corner Tables — Tier Tablts WINN TV Step and Coffee Table* 318 E 1st FA 7 2991 AMERICAN TOURISTF.R From X'J.'.'S Use Our Lay-AWay Plan LUGGAGE WILSON.MAIEK Slrong — Smart — Roomy VIKXV MASTER Starter Re* Wide Seiection of Sties and Color* Includes Stern Viewer and 21 LISTINf aVK GIFTS | VOW'KI.I.'B Extra Gift Picture* — Only $2 9$ FARRKRVVARE SUinlau Steel Electric Appllanrra WIEBOI.DTS CAMERA SHOP 210 So. Park Avr Home G ifts RANDAI.I ELEC TR IC CO. 112 Xlaenolla Ave. Christmas Toy* and Gifts Cowboy llvoi* — 83 9* to 15 9* For thr Wh*de Family Pack* — Canteens — Mr** Kit* Elertrie Blankets $17 Pup Tents — T-P Tente GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES ARMY S A W SURPLUS STORE III S. Park Ave. Sanford ■110 Sanfoid Avenue Etinrude Muturs Hunting A Camping Equipment Th* Aeceptml Gift Fi-hing Tackle SAMSONITE "Kveiythlrg For thr Spoftsman" Card Table. — 16 *'A ROBSON'S SI OR I INC GOODS K«IS FUR N ITUR E CENTER The Gift That la Always 116 W. First St. Acceptable After '6" FORMAL XVEAR and FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE ACCESSORIES SANFORD FU R N ITU R E CO. 3IU E Firat Ki. Sales ard Rental Servlre IJving Room Suite* — Mirrors JIM ROBSONS MEN'S XVF.AR Bedroom Suite* — Bookcases 115 Magnolia Ave. Throw Rugs — Cedar Robes G ifts For G irls Clndng Fel* — Brai* XVar* CHRISTMAS PAJAM AS" Hang a Drer* on the Xmas Tree 100** Cotton Wash-n wrear Solid Site* 6 Mos. Through Sub-Terns Siesta Glassware Colors and Fancy Patterns Beautifully Decorated Sirring In Cay llnlldav Stvle* and Color* B. L. PERKINS A SON Trays HOLLYWOOD SHOP 3M X. Dt tt. r A 2 1111 114 E lat St. YO W ELL'S Ph. TA 2 2071 \ Gifts for Him Gifts For M en RAYMOND M. H A LL REALTOR A IIP.IIBIltlT STKNSTItm i Third St. A Park REALTOR Vail Call DON IIOXVK L. J. ItlSNER Phon* PA Asseelalea III N. Park - Ph. FA 2-712* iInclue' •# Cloalnx; 8280 .00 only $57*50 monthly • Blocks West 01 French Avenue an 20th Stree' MODEL OPEN DAILY X bedrooms— tetrarro floor*— com pletr kitchen— blinds Largr uti illy room— with wash tub— patio — plenty of closets A storage 120 Laurel Dr. PA 2 4211 IF I T IS R K A L E S T A T E ask Civimtey k Montrith •t 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 46*5 Lota for aalv, located 6 mite* W of Sanford. Ph FA 13260. BEAUTIFUL .1 BedrfMim— I & 2 Bath HOMES I 4 2 vn s . OLD low Dawa PaywCrls k Moatkly Payment* CONTACT Odham & Tudor Inc. Cor llwy. 17 92 A 27th S4. Ph*M FA I-1M1 INSl'RtlR Avrnur, South Ball 2 3411 W e F eature Cash for QUALITY HOMES Super Modrriltly Painting: Interior A exterior. Re­ pair* or additions. Specialising In Mary Catter Paint PsmlueU. FA 2 331# 72 2 V X - BUILDING PAINTING R v rtn For Painting eill Ur. Tasker. Ph. FA 2-4159 or PA 2-6001T FLOOR sanding and finishing Cleaning, w a x i n g Senrluf Seminole County slnro 1923. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary This is a guest past tn the Ritt Theatre for Pede Sharon. Exp. date Dee. 3. '3* I.MPKRIAL 'DECORATORS* WELL DRILLING Fa'rbinks Mur*e Pump* Repair* tn all male* HOW A BIX C. LONG 207 E Commercial A*e. Pi rn* FA 2-2813 Tainting and partring FA 2-37IB "C FA 2-7910 aftar »l*. -INSI RAM X JO PAINTING "For those who care." reasonable. Hefctei- es ...m FA : '.'J! v u ia L isamsoi 7 "p u m p s ” 8PRINKLRR Melsch Bldg. TA 2 37(2 SYSTEMS All types and sites. Installed 27— NOTICES— PERSONALS “ Do It Youtstlf” H l'O T ra PALM MANOR WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Homs for the aged S T I N F. 2690 Orlando Dr. Sanford Machine and Supply to. Phor.t TA 2-7214. . » 2<V7 W. 2nd St l*h. FA 2 6132 lose weight safely with newly Talavlsion Tubes Tested Free Released Dex-A-Diet Tablets. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Only 3*e at your Drug At The Sign Of The Totem Pole. 2617 S. French At*. Mrs Brown Miller* home mad* fruit rakrs at Winn Dixie, E. Furniture Moving A Storage F iril St. C. E. PHILLIPS. Agent WASHBURN VAN LINES 1300 French Ave. FA 2 1991 2#— ABTIULF.h FOB » A L « Auto Repairs K Read Seiviro HALL'S GARAGE 402 Celery Ave. FA 2-:>03 Nile* k Suodeye FA 2-2020 Quick Laundromat Service Shirt* Finished In 4* Ilnur* Sanilone Dry Cleaning E. 2Mh St. Fnodmsrt Bldg BOUTHSIDF LlU M ino X IA 'I Cotton k Wool Yams. Notjona, Threads, Tapes. ROLLINS HORIIY SHOP At The Sign Of The Totem Palau 2417 S. French Av*. ANNIVERSARY SPECTAIA’t Alligator bags A shoes, » ) In choose from. Christmas gtfta of fruit*, jflllrs pecans and randies. We ship S A II Green Stamps STUCKEY'S, 17*. *2, .South of Sanford. R O I.UW A Y, ll.vspital and Rab) Beds. Day, Week or Month— Tel. FA 2-3181. Furniture Ceni»r 11$ West First SL BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS Most Any Make MATTHKJ4S HKNIXX \TI.Nti FURNITURE CENTER UPIIOLSTF.RI.N4i 111 W. 1st SI FA 2-31*1 Free Estimate — Free Belle ery CUSTOM -B U IL T REDDING CO. F.Xt I ORV TO YOU P E TE ECHOLS. Mgr. ALUMINUM *10 W. 13th. EA 2-73*1 VENETIAN B U N D S ... Enclosed head Sat-pmaf botlnm ■all with plastic end#. Plwstle or rayon tape.. Cotton ar nylon cords. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WintUhirlri H*ck Class Senkarik Ginns and P ain t Co, Door (iln.ws Xrnt DI.i m 112-114 W 7nd St. Ph. FA 24433 SKHVICi: Senkarik Ulnwa nnd Paint Co. Oranges ft.23 a bushel. R. XV. AIR CONDITIONING furniture or surplui, For Sale— nahy crib with mattreii. Poat. Sanford-1CONTR4CT and REPAIR XVORK FA 2 7340 1007 Sanford Axe. F.X 2 4362 Otlaiulu llwy FA 2 0477. Trading 17-BEAUTY rXRUXRS Priced PLL.MHING Contracting k Repair* Modern. Mr Cond Soft Water Free Estimates IIXRnil I T S B EA U TY NOOK R. I - I1XBVEY 103 So Oak Avr FA 2 3742 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-LdU 18— FEW \LE H ELP WANTED 24-PIANO .HERVICE ZtX-FUn.NITURE and HOUSMIOI.D l.OOIXS • BIG V ALUES • QUICK C R E D IT • EASY T U B MS . . WILSON . MAIF.R New and Card Furniture Ph. FA 2-342x PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 111 E. First St. GIRLS W A N T E D W. L. HARMON White. Mult be 21 nr aver. Apply IS A V E S ... rh. F a 2 4223 After 3 00 p m In jeison at Pig V Whistle New A l>etl f* IKxixi.s it H IT v\ ANTED it v HI II III N(; I (IS lit \t l o i n Low Down Payment XVK 23 SPECIAL SBKVlCB»__ House Wiring — Electric Servlet Sid Vlhlen RANDALL ELECTR IC CO. 112 Magnolia FA. £0818 c67 Atlantic Bank RI4 g. Stenntrom Realty 23— ELECTR ICAL SERVICE IMPORTANT DISTRIBITORSIIIP OPEN. Not vending machine* New merchandising scstem thrt ran be handled right from the home to stirl, *• all merchan­ dise Is wholesaled by you to the rrtaller. May be operated by man or woman All amounts established by company. Mini­ mum investment $2?<xx on a written money-bark guarantee This can easily be expanded the first year In your area to a $13 000 to $23,000 Income per year. Write today for considera­ tion of personal interview giving name, address, age. phone num­ ber and resume of past experi­ ence. Write to Hathaway'!, 643 Haywood Road. West Asheville, N. C. u n i t W 2nd SI. Ph. EX 2-4122 Lord. S Sanfmd Ave. FA 2-3210. .Spare d ra in « — Floor Furnace. Clean and Service. $130 Outside I-adirs precision roller akatea, alia 7. FA 2 3231. tank installation FA 2 4763 New turd rage, half prlea.,.4 pe. HEATING outdoor furniture almnsl-new, II. II. POPB CO. halt p m r Phono FA 2 1106. 204 S. Park -----FA 2 1231 3<)' Luxury twin srrew yarht. Fly ITONKEU nAO bridge Kvrrptlnnally well equip­ ENVELOPES. Leiterhetds. state­ ped A tn beautiful rendition Or­ ment*. invoices, hand Mils, and Office and warehmise State Tkrtn. mond Mar'ne. Ormond Bfh. r n Market Citrus and cibb#8# program*. atr. Progressive HR 7 6232 hag* rhone FA 2 713d. for Printing Co. Phnna FA 2 2331 — serv ice 306 West 13th St. Ml 5 I III It M lir.l lX c u»|om lloat Top* A Arcfttor'p* Cabinet work, furniture repair Eargr sofa, convrrt* In itoutdn bed, excrllrnt condllmn. 8100 EREE ESTIMATES EA 2 7*37 EA 2 7313. Mahogany Dunran Phyfe dining It— rets |.lira lock S 8aajIHa ItA -^ I.U M B fV r. •M ’itoT.MfJfl table with extenaion. $73. Other Items. Call FA 2 1616 after 4 2 Duroe pigs for sale or trade p m,___________________ » for yearling calf Roy Wall Phone EA 2 1.1*7 Oil burring rlrrulating belter, automatle .nnirols A tank. 8(0. 13— a r t i c l e b w a n t e d NO * 4291. 1*2 Shell Rd. Denary. Cor. 11wy. 17-92 & 27th St. X\. II. -Bill" STKMPKR Agency Itrallnr A Insurer Phone FA 2-1501 A* oe. Laura It tl-'er. II I laffer Look For It In 122— Butlaess Opportunity A IU IA N G F . Furniture nnd Appliance* Build to your plans. A L L TYP ES FINANCING Wsoled young mother with self M ather of Sanford Remodeling and Additions confldeoee A clean morals tn DON LI KE 2012(9 E. First St Ph. FA 2-0983 n rn big money part time sell Phonu FA 2-5124 ing. Will leach and finance you toward «rlf dependence A unlim- For carpentry, painting, screen Used furniture, aPpll*"C9». tools etc nought-sold Larry’s Mart lied rarning* Box AA, Sanford Ing. roofing, and plaster repair, 213 Sanford Avi Ph FA 2-4132. Herald aiphsll tile, asheslot aiding, Ftirnllure A masonry er wond slap*, leveling w AI r n t NSES: Experienced tn and rrpslring garages and Deriding B arg ain * ' ’ tray servlre. Must he neat, re wrecking call F a 2 4899. SEE HUB BARGAIN BAIXONY liable and ovrr 21. See Mrs. FOR NEW - USED -H KPO SSSmith si Jim Spencer’s, belwren (nnxlrurlion L'u. Inr. I$ -E l.f (T R I( AL MkBVirr.S F.D BEDDING AND FUR NI­ It s tn and 3 p in. 211 West 2'ilh Street TU R E hso. VACUUM (LEANER REPAIRS I’hant FA 2-1141 Experienced saleslady. II A A De Parts for all makes of cleaners. partment store, corner 4th and Klertrlux. Hoover. Kurby, etc SACRIFICE OWNER ~M UST Sinfurd Ave. Free pick-up. Work guaranteed SELL IM M EDIATELY— 3 bed 119 So Magnolia FA 2 6321. FA 2-4763. room. 1 hath home. Near High 20— Male or Female School— Includes som<- furnish Ings— New Roof— (Inly $7000 — Cotered help wanted mult he over $t30o Down Payment with easy 21 appl> in person it Tig v terms CALL US TOD AY Wh;st!e ABOUT THIS Men Br men $2<t Dally. Sell LumlDO NOT MISS THIS *•••• no it nsmrpla’cs Write Peeves OPPORTUNITY I’a Attleboro. Mass. XXe invite you In lie our gur-tU ulmolutclv fret Art now to hr rllgihlr for IIO.MF.STEAfi EXEM PTION svlthout ohllggllon «t on* of Sanford* lading -• Man or woman for part time yob DOWN PAYMENT ONLY 8300.00 Over 21 ami good rar. $1 23 hr. .Molela while you locale suittble housing for NEW Three Bedroom — Two you end y our family. Pick up your key at the plus expenses. Box AA, e/o San nath Homes Built in Kitchen ford Herald, S«lee Office. Equipment COUNTRY CLUB AREA t l— Wtrk Warned ShjDSLmaksLh ECHOL’S BEDDING CO. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Just 2 home* left no these term*. Sem inole R ealty Hauiecleinlni—Ironing, ISIS B#y. XV. IMETRICBS - R EA LTO R Baby sitting, ironing. FA 8-T9M. Elia. Methsln— Velma Gontalej. I do painting. FA 2 7928. Sdetalde H. Mates — AtioeltKa. 1141 Faili Asa. F A 8-4U1 Ironing, 10c 4 i3c. T A } 7241. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRA I LEY ODHAM, Corner llwy. 17-92 & 27th SI. Pres. Phone F A 2*1501 �**?* m wr=* • = *,. ■ -v *. - * ■*» - - , . • . •■ . A •• ■ t, I continues n earjng Scheduled On Juice Dilution Oviedo Cage Team Economy To Make Advance ------------- ---------- . ^ ik -w *. ..... Gets Second Win ■ r c t fL N im iii m r— U i T V S«1««U m Army COUNT YOUR ELEMINOB When w« »top to count our Blessing* we cannot help but be ■ Thinkful people. God, through the peilmlit D ivId, command* u» to be TVnM ul for In Pulrai 100:4 we reid. En­ ter Into hie Site* with th*nk*gtvlas. end Into h,» eour1' w,,|) priiie: be thinkful unto him, ind hie** hi* nime." Sometime* we u e eery thinkful for the lirse bleulns*. but I wonder how miny of u* (top lone rnoujh to Ihimt God for the »mill one*. It m*y I* the untie from i Wend, the • mnte ''I Love you" from • child, the meil* ptepired for u» rich diy. the beiuty of niture •round ni. health ind freedom to wonhlp the ws* we pleiie. or the w*rm hind thike from the minister Legal Notice rirrrrtnt » f *** , _ Kroner ir h e k k i it •*!' . ,A T L tjnd.r th* fiMltlou* f iln it tT <VtdroU.*.d <»•« ' J n ' t t j i.ce nim# w**h CUrk# lh« L**«*rt. K#ml* * »lth m r« Rt»«ul*. la •wit: Nl i»i:. " /■) IV, U tlkUnrfceef . /»/ Iron* J• DtcUernoef viiK t m ri rr ro t'iiT o r t i i f L ,J V m j i m r it i, rini't i t , i t 2 !«d ro ii i w i i 'o i w "T»* r L o n iiit „ „ taam W r V t ^ C” o r iir r 1*mt-W j i u K i r M vrriiK W i **d itt U t "• Ma t t h e w », w W i6|fffc which doe* more to mold our chin rte r *nd ihipo our life. *nd yrl, we tike ill thee, blearing* for granted. Paul **y*, In I The*ialonlin» 5 II "In everything live Ihinki: for thl* I* the will of God In fhrlit concerning >ou." True thankfulness muit romn from Ihe he»rt, and If It doe*, wc will count no bleulns loo small lo be Think* ful. Which remind* me of ■ »iy* Ins I heard, "I srumblcd limit having to set up so early In the momlnf, until one momlns I could not (et up." W’r ibould he thankful to God each day for our Cl.rtallin Herit­ age. The rcaaon South America It begging for mDahmarie* today la the fact the men who Milled In South America came seeking Gold. The men who Killed North America came aeeking God. Our forefather* had courts'" *nd flop­ ped to Hunk God for their imall hleulns* that flrtl Thinkislvins day. Although mo*t of ihe men hid lo*l their wive* during the cold hard winter, yet they were thinkful lo God for their freedom to worthlp. Our American herlt coil a tremendou* price and I wonder how many of tin atop lonf enough to “Count our Hie**Inga" and thank God that we ire an American. U F (JKTS CHECK— Boyce Morels, jirenltlcnt of the IK T Club At Seminole Hijrh School, prcscnU n check to Harold Knntner. United Fund president, for $10. The check repre­ sented the profit* the I K T Club realised from upoiworbhip of the Itobcl Quartet l»*t week. (Hernid Staff Photo) Local Briefs Interest Is High In Longwood Election; COOLER IN 5CMMER WARMER IN tn N l ER SAVE FUEL _ INSULATION “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller, Inc. FR EE ESTIM ATES & The out skirt* of American cille* have hern growing six time* a* fast at the cltic* themselves In recent years. CALI* HERTZ FA2-7723 Evening)* FA 2*7500 HERTZ H u n t et 4t»> Vic Robclto, Atrl. Got E. 1st i i Always pre-lesled For Ion* wearing. | perfect fit, nnd ntnAft styling higher than price” N IG H T P anelray heating FIBERGLAS I ll If. Robinson Phone GArden 14442 DAY Novemher meeting retolvcd to do everything possible lo prevent "the good name" of Florida dt-vi* products being dsmiged by In­ ferior product*. Oicola Fruit Diitributor*' Al­ leged violation occurred Isrt month. • NO hot cellingR • NO Rpeclnl d o « t ap»ee neceRRirr • NO long ft expensive duel* The finest lype nf winter comfort S O U T H E R N N A T U R A L G A S CO. ?(12 fLinfnrd A##. TA 2-82M THE SANFORD HERALD Thor Is Launched; Test Is Success V it Buffalo W ins Cup, Mr*. Gordon Meyer didn't buy Grid Cham pionship * NEW YORK ( L'PI I— The Untanything, despite her huibnnd'* vrrslly of Buffalo (N .Y .) today notice in The Sanford Herald that was named winner of the *rcond he "would be retponiihle for any nnual l^mtirrt Cup, emblematic debts" incurred by her on their .. . .......... of the small college f o o l ha 11 fly JO IIAM M OND ihampionihip of the Katt. tenth anniversary. Mr*. Mpyrr Hack of the hum of enthu*la*i.i. | The 10 man telertion committee said that many friend* offered Hike In Bus Fare to go shopping vrlth hrr. Fewr hus r fated not by bee*, hut by* local'of roarhe*. sport* writer* and ri'ien* Is the coming election oj broaden tier* gave Buffalo ( Al l bands would lake the riik of offer- town council offlrera. 9 5 out of a maximum pottible Expected Dec. 6 Ing such temptation, poll* will be open from 7 to 7. |*«**< of I<> points In II* final h>lS* rnoAtt n v u r . v u «**|,1I(U(I(< WASHINGTON (U P Il - Pawcn* Turuiay, Dee 2. loting. Coach Dick Offrnhamrr's Florid* Preview |9», is the to T IIU *1*' •» *T , Vl „ , gera farra on majjr Inlcritatc Elected will he mayor, town Buffalo »quad led the weekly In lb* Mime of Ibe *•»'• «» v 'n t’ tm»e» eatl of Uic Mi*»i»*lppl Hirer name of the all Florid* *how clerk, tav colic.tor unJ member* 1-amlwrt rating* mo.t of the *eaare eipecled lo go up 4 percent opening Dec. 12 In Ihe New York of the town rounril. Vo th# r>#C#n4ftM#' , »on and clinched Ihe award hy o . r.t hi ah JtvgjffHfc Dec. I. an Interalate Commerce Coliseum. The nine day thnw will UAItTIIA W. r l l . « 1.14* Candidate* nnd elective office ending lit campaign with a 3W) Com million tpokeaman Indicated feature rxhihita of Ihe stale's lead­ are: Mayor— Jack Car»nn, Rich triumph over Bucknrll ing hotels, motel*, lourut attrac­ anl Znrtman and Allen Lormatin: today. Two prnleatf agalnil the lare tion*, chamber* of commerce and Town (1*rk— Mra, Garland yha® SOME m i n . R STILL DOST Inereatea hate liren rejected, the Indualrial, agricultural and Iran* nnd Mr*. f e d W A lt e r Sir*. Annie Rnekfltt: Tax KNOW—W* nprrate Sanford's port a lion Interest* apokriman tald, and the dradllne A "'* » « E a t'ollrclor — Garland Shaw and inly Commrrrial "Mhite DrillI" for filing further proteit* n»* lure) IMleedmte M*-da Andrews: Town Council— Shop, ... ^|| p.rilee rl*lmln« in* llruce Anderson, son o 1 Mr. ami A ll ... hr ,hrn«,h un- paired. Gerard Telraull, J. W. BaumhulMr*, ft. W. Anderson, *nd Frank tier nr iiilnel Ibe eboe. lie aald the commution normal­ ,»r. Eldon E. \Villlam,on, J. It. W ieb olt’a aimo“A n*me4 M liiil nr roe* •royal* Ii*f*nd*nl* nnt ly rioca not holdup a fare IncreiK Scott, son of Mr and Mr*. F. Reiter, it. C, Carlson, B. L. Helms, 210 S. PARK AYE. known lo be l'* 11 «# *- In the abtenee of prolr»t« and it D. Scull, have made Hie Dean'* w ii"- t f . I " - . *:-■(.•- tv. 1 .1 * 1 at the Baylor School (or Boy*. lias )(<•■ It iJ ,1 Koitt, ®*r 11•• iiiTinn Aft' pnrllee IU*I«R or waa a “ pretty fair aiiumpliun the An! let claiming i® h*,* ■’Jr InrreaMi w o u l d so Inio ellect Chatlanmrga, Tcnn, Daniel J. Sm-eney, E. B Hopriiht. IHI* «-r l" In and In Ibe following Dee. 1." . „ . ,, kins, lli-ilwrt llaynlr, Fred Es Mr. and Mr* ,l.*rrll>»,| (.ruprotV- •!'«■ cUv.n. K. K. Sweat am! J. It. •Ic In Nemliiol* lounly. have Item named to committee* Grant. Florida. in-wllj at the Mount I'lymouth Country Gri.opf including the Citifens' Legal Notice « iii*{iAV» Club BoIm-IIo will serve nn the I Tbe luburh Il.*ullfu1. »• -r Chan'her «f Camninr.■hntrn III lilil IhM.ot r®* pulditity arul lour na mint com­ 2MVTirn n r %n«i ii u m \ and Jnycrcs arc keeping lntere»l onftifil In TUI H >nb 1. m u T i t in:i:n mitted, a* well as tlir hoard of »*••* ***•» *1. ** *i"J Kl/rtCM MKit KMV HIVKX*1lt«i director*. Mrs. HoIm-IIo ii a mem­ alive a ul ar nr-; tg a'l lllten* it, l*Uldle llecirJi <'f iMwai'l UBiIrl tb» h-Mtr «* lo vote. |i#mtnnln Count!, I lor- ifilltiM'Inv e-esiilfi «r* HIM ►*»[ ber of the ureial tnmm litre. Khris Teen \ge Danse «* * rt i m > r»r !•» cerb «f V'.u »i® H'.ll- lh»r* .n number Ovenlrdt has alvi tirrii named tn T®e,, iidi ' •.III A Teen-Age Dance, i|mn*o(fd t® i|Ul»l lllle lb* •nit $#«f *»f I*#iJ*Firg. Ih# ll»* Ihe tnuinamrnt cammlttee. flag•aI*kat by the l«u*al Jayrcrs, was hd-J Aaa> rlbtl rrn»»M* >»•*" above *•# th# I»revti»iir. ••*‘1 IH# 1 aaalnM toil ami fou if<* linn Ih whlrN It n i * *••#••♦*! «• Satitcljy Itight at the Dark. I® **>**, » r0,*’* InltoNi! 1Vr*br 5 your a , rmiulreU An»*»r In lha ' .•nii.Ulul srf tidiest# s> II* >e*r *»f Contt-'ts were Gaged with Edna innr** Juir 1. \ l> l»l» Join-., MaigJirl Walker, Tony I'imrciM'itt a II n t H i II m M l I Berlin and t^Uny Coomb- receiv­ SfllovUSi li'iiltiir Pl«r 1.1*. •- > tviiL_ __I'ark. l lllwc* > #W i|g| }lI* lVe*n*'Vl"• ( l»_ ih. -.trf. - I lb® l^'t l*lnf i IU im I# ing awards. lilfe i*lrruil CliUM •*» Nimi In •••#••*•! •ii»■!%• V gift certifi. ate from a Ivh-I Film .r» All •nl*l |»f4i!*#ftr Irluthit-y ftti. ■> V I lie .lo,,r prize Inir In If*# $#*»unlr *»f H»m|a«*l#, H t A l # *»f ^ I n f l ' U I ’ n l r # # mu- h r # r » Card I'arly llfkat# *S#I» !*• i#-l#r»n#sl #rrfif*|a t*i |i»kr ih# ^r»m#riv i|r**T|li#«l T1.C Wo-. ill.) It rtf «**k* "l® 7b» iunfiir-l ll-rwl.* tn#rfttjftti i trUfimili* will !•# #'l*l t** CADE C A N A V E R A L , Fla Italxl thl* ITth 0«v of So*«-nt.»r. (n tih# htffh#it t i l-i#r nf ih# fr«i»i I i"i <171*1 >— The Air Force vent an I hriat Kinicopal Church held Um duf llh* Jk'tvfiifiil* di.unlr fust raid party .,f Die -m,,-y tit H'lii*« Kt Mniifftr*! FtnrV*ln, mt lit# Intern ledisle range Thor <m a ititgr allrndnnrr, ill.A .1^ ^ lurnleM III m | 31>in*Uv Iti Ih# rnnnih * * f Stin ® srlirthtiiul i ,Son nille fllchl early Ct*rU. circuit l’**« , ti#fv 1fl*» *hl#h l# th# lih. 4*1 Mrs Mari® Taylor wa, chair­ - untv, Kloil.U ?»,nltt-tl* )I • ytnrl'l*. of J#nt»*rr, ftif Ithlay In Ihe 20lh te«l of ihe ver- man of the event. J j f.unaqulat, t»C. |t> Alt* J.U |)*t#d thl# Siib, 4#» of .ifov#m * »:rriN'iHAt)A ■alilc eiimhat roekcl. rKGDRH AMD HS:TT > l»#r* I >’•• II is i.opml that sufficient inter Allarner* (•( PDInllri* «i r Mern-l-n Tlie blunl nosed, M fool weathin e«t will la- -Mown in the car-1 patt­ |s* a.'uih Know If* (Offlflll Oitfi'i K m 11 liflt-il oil its launching pail at vvinl*( l*»)b. *'t»fl-t*___________ ies lo allow one ®«ch month dur Mi I It It ill* i l T i i r m o i l tn am. r s i . am! it* glow, re­ ing the wifttrl, r ic r r r io i* m a n ** l i t lit i li n u t ic h ih m:ttt:iiv ntvt;M t h a t NiiTh’i: in ii i. h i ; ii v niviiM flected (nim a low-luni'ing hare, lurk®! Shoot 1 am *i>a*»».t I" hu»l*(*»• *t '*•- Tli*| IM* *Fiji Hi# h*44#p of lldtirtl Ihe missile tr*t center for The l-ongwiuul Jnyree* will Vi* » 1cIn*r III- I* Ih# fnlltinlfi* t #rilflr#l4- h«* III* I inn aecunil*. ( ‘ounir. u»4*r Ihf #•14 «#rfin *(# for f#% i1#nl In h •ponsor l Turkey Sltiad Sunday, *r vv k k iva it tv mi iiavm m •na im•*i#(I th#r# *n Th# r#rllfi* #f# Its |Miuerful eugim- generating Shal »• iBIftt't I® r*«l*l»v ••I® ruimh«r #n I f#*r of liiti«in r tJi# a force equivalent ol l,Mat atirks lieceinh. r 14. wiih Fred Warham, Charles Coch and Gerard Telraull, nam* with ih® ti*rk -f lh« *'lr- • f p|jtt Inn «f Ih# |iro|*#rfk, *tt»i tn# in whlrh It ni* iiM iifi if # nf dynamite every second, the rhalrmrn Turkey* and ham* will cult Court. rUmlnol* (*®unly. rl®*- n#tn# Ilk. in ftrror t*iit* with Ih* pro- ** f-iIl-iWM; *#rtlfleat# rfo 111 V#»r nf I■•it* Douglas ma.to weapon rnare<t out l « awanted. vlalon* of Ih* Kkllllon* Sim* f*nr# full f, A I* 1T |• toward the edge nf Ihe earth's at­ ll*lule, lo*»ltl hf'tl.itt SSI#* IT "'Hnmrcuming Court H#*rt ipfliMi, off t*rmp«rtf i mosphere. Thrn It* engine shut Id* NWluie* 11G I.*H 1 ink C Tr»rt K*n1#v| . Bette Uohlna<tn wa* crowned /•/ lltibifl V. Hulled H|»rlrt*» Arn.f |lrn Trt 1 * 1 # 1 # off and 11 started the masting queen at th® I.ynian Hornecomlng /■/ A'l»h fh*tiey T*lr »#. f II# Vf'illl lie fui.llc l l r .1* ..f n. mu,i i phase which was to rmt with icp Ceremonies last Friday night. At­ iTi-ritiiM * bams : Ceunly, VI. rid* ardtinn of the hose rone. tend,ml, nan-.nl were Daisy IT**t*. NUTII'i: in IlltllltllV UIVItN TH A T In will. I. n**,,,*.| Mirllr o tn a rornhal situation, Hie nose Idrola S,-hp>hl*y, Mary Ann lienMft fti> *ni*e*<t 111 b»*l»*M on VVIlium* All . ( t«|.| nr.M.rrlr 1., Highway It-st N'rth of Ca*tle- It’S In 1hr Count*- nf n*i*.ln.,lr. cone would be equipped with a nl'iget nnd Carol Daul harry und*.- th* nellllow® n*m* of hint* el vt. fid* I nl,** «u h r*f hydrogen warhead ftenior* playin# their ta»t game HAfltMC CtTT *nd lh»l I tnt«e4 llllear* yhtll it red**iti*d accord, I* It* lh» nrnMrlr dt*eMt*>1 “ Tbe test was nn- of a ennunu for Hi* Greyhound* agatrut Flor­ to r*(l*i*r Ml* (.*■• with ih* jng la eurk r«riifir»t* will he *oid i„ CT*rl( el ih* rfreult Court. n»o>- th* H th .il Li it.]*r el th, tf„„i Ing series ot advanced .research id* Military A®*d*my ®f D»l.*nd In.,1a Counly. Wl .rlJ*. In *rnoril»iir* 'I/1- f o( the grtnlnnle (-..trill, I'.orrf ami development (light tests of with Ih* t-i«.i1*l"&* "I Ih* n.-lllnu* i'.-r *1 Settler,I Vlorl.u .... >!.• Ihe Thor weapons system." the in whlrh I.ynian won 14 13 wrre yi*m* Hiftlui* |.«-*lli g*flii,n ll Orel Vloh.layr in the month Jan. t--® Norris, Jim l.ycanl, Tom Stl*S Vl.rl.la Hlalol** ISIS. Ilttr, l>»». -hlrh U the III, d*r Air Force said lloliiert, Hill Hull. Ilarokt Mc­ •/ i, W. Wilke* et Januer,. |*|* Guire, Rirhaol Holder. S t a n lrat*d thl* Jilt, .lay of VnirmLef, t*SI h t a t e <>v ruvniDA. t o .Stpini-# *rd John hpdin® OKNKVtBVB XleCALUCK HAK° •' M*rnden Legal Notice t etebraie* Birthday rOfll. 1st Clerk'* n«.H iini, net K. t*' .|> ti*i. Mike Shaw, ton of Mr. and Mrt. m u m i: ni- svi-i.ir sTitix Kltiato, Teia*. Tan»|>* 1. VI.,rid* Gailand Shaw, vra* hom-red at a run t v x ttri.ii t I' iit,l|,h Ort loth. 1*111 You *r* h*Ml>y nollll-Ht that n o t ic i : itt iiviiv.iiv siivvn Ik (kr i It.all (aarl >1 (hr Walk p-riy irlrlxatirg his righth tdrtht-onhle II. I(*if*li, ha* Sltw.1 hi* Th*t i:du«id Caihat th# holder •worn t nip1f.nl *aa1n*t v-.u, l**lni of th* toll,.utoa oer1lllr*tr t,*- Judicial ■II.all al Ikr *•*■* nf djy, lecently, S'lurlda. la t,4 la, (ru lM l, S„■> a *ul( far illvorra. in lha Clrrult (Had r Mid rerllftcftt* for t*t d-r I F.njoytng gAineg and refresh­ Caurt of Pemlnel* Counli, Vlc-rut*, t h« Htuol theraon Th* carllll- iy ment* w*re Llndy K Helm*. at hanferd. *n<t yeu »r» rat* number and ,**r of Itotinr* I* ( II IM I It! V*. N il h*f*br r*uulr**l in file p«i*on*llv Uie d**rrl|.tton of the or.it-*rtv, JUAN p KLTKN PtalnlHf George and Toni Milwee, Gall or l>* uH.irn*r with Ih* linn. (V t*. ni,.| tho nemo tn which it we* a*. II mint-nid. Carl And Maria I rr. ya. Il*rri.l«n, I'lerh of our *eld Court ,*••».! ..re a* lolluwe: At* No ltd Veer of !**u. AN p h i : L IT.tNN I.hkla VValtmin, Melanie Sbav, al ganror.l. Vtorl-la, four wtlltfn Cetlin. • t « loir 1 A. h 1vst |tf !rti,|iid .1, r*I.**. II any you hava, tn (he Dnvid Krnhn®, (*ri* Fatlna and llrwilylla* et l*>o|,.iln vuth sc ov *i i r •omplalnt IIW In i i M h u m to.t* is a t« nioeh ts t'**ry bee, r t a i i: ov vi.*'I i i p v n*aln*t >***! and tn **r<r* a <-«pv HoId*nr.Hi llrlKht* VHl Hook To ANDitC C, VI.VN.N wn »* (h*r*of with ta* u*4*tilfn*4 *lrerutails 3 r » « r IS larnty, by th* llh day of Pan N*tn* In whiok ■•••**#d ) t| an, frsldrtl.r I* N«w Otl**n*. PuuislCongratulation* go out to lh« rml,»r. A P IStli ll»f*ia (all nn| drr.on Alt of **i,| t.r. oettr l,e|n* ana. *.,d who** RUllln* *44t*M Ir or iud«m*nt will l.a r*nd*r*l In the County of heroin.Jr ut*to .V|.artmrnl P, 111* (anal Rtr**l, "Man of Ih® Week”, Rayburn Mil of Vlnrl l* t'nlee* *u. h . N*W *irltant, l*>ul*iaa*. ............... Art famj|y. We. of Sent •aaln*l y.-u hy default •tall Le tedrerned Arvor.llr* in t,u II. f. Il*rni|..a, Clerk the |,i. |,rrt, -Iran ll>. ,1 in >y ii r i .ftiw *f ii f *f$l! I•ri *lii if•i'■**# ®^ ^ '**^r*^ ™ ® ^ll'®1 HdBIf1_toWPi IRKAtel tlllcal* a h| |,e ,..|,| to th, hl(h,*< lif «n>.. In ih,# |*ncwr#fi|iii* f.nrifHiwhJ, at# v#fy proinl ind It VV*. WARK, Allnrney fnr hl-tder *1 the front door ,,f ,h* ih# i’l#rh of thl> Court *#1 hippy that h* rhr>#«n for lM* Vtetaiirr h«mlnola County Court Hour, ,t totihM M r i fpp) lh#f* if lj(inn IK# p. rv tio* tits hanford rturld*. in Ihe (tret Vino, lUlfiHL whoa# n#m# honor, •anferd Vtnrlda. day In Ihe month of January Irl*. plftlntlff# • ns| «iMr#*ft #|*|»rtr# ti#r# >(i, nn of Mrs 1-eo Croat of Grant St. I* l.#fs*r# ih# llib ila) t,f l>#r#nil>#r rivuprrating at home after a re'**r '** I* Ih* Caa.i al the >eaaly Ja*ae, r*S* ' ** **** th# tt«fur* of IM# prucM dltii taralaal* leant). Vlerlda. ta fin. Paled thl* Slth. dar ..( N«,em rrnl operatiun her 1*11 t'#lit«r 41 »tilt fi*r ilh n rr# hale. HXrirHI iTrrk * Real I i h »m : a n ii MiiiiKit»:i« «t p # It* reiEalate *1 Mr. and Mrt, Thoma* Btantun, I* I* , lltrudott fnr (I* PtfwlP'ol# CVtintr* M UH«* of W Ik IIA M U U . I*tarlil*. thl# Ifih *la|' of Nrn*mber* Wildmere Hi., are l o o k i n g Os m s h I ta re* i:*(ai* »r furwaid to Thanksgiving when t»AI. T# All Or*Ill*i* n l r*r»wa* It*,, JACK RTRU'Kt.ANP. p*r***®d O. I* ISirMon law rial*** a* D ta itlt Saalaat •a th* I m m I mt ( h * * wuftir Ihelr son, Thomas, J r , who i* *1i*l#rk I’lrruH Coqrt Raid i.atalei ar.SSIXOl.i; I Hflal), Vl*tl4a. leroling Southern Troll at Chimbllr Arli i I.'jrii|*|iii*t, ti T om and each nf y*u »ra hereby la l-rahal*. Ire, Ga , will 1,® home . ■nllfled ea.l re-iulre I la free#*! Ta ill I fydllara aad l-rt-.i* lias. IKK AM • Hu|HU ft KI.T.NN* Mala,* at llrmaad* Saala*( any claim* and demand* whlrh you • Mrs Relic I.aTIree i* In Deioil, 14 •:#»#l#l , He*||s llsvf f,.r |puinfirr * nr *llh*r of yau. m*r hi,* **ilo,i l^d \V1»,, where she is visiting her T4*U «n.| #«rh #*f ym| #r# b#rtb» TI^ T"t|«# Nl . th* **l*l* *1 W. V I1AMVAI.I. de- not• I#sI| ___ and r#<iijlr#-f t. frf##tu T«mpt, KI#rf4t mother. e****d, Hi* of **1d County, in ih* ■ii»t•Ifrfiliuft ilemuti l» whl^li |nu. Cnunly Judge of heroine!* caunty. or •Hhftir #ifmil inUft iway l>*i# t*,.!!,*) rtnrtda. *1 hi* mil. a In the rnutl Ih# #»lftl# of JACK NTItl ‘KI.ANh, hnuta of tall County al Hanford. •!*«#»p# 1 (lift of t«l>l r>mnh, ftl Vtnrlda, within *l|hl ralendar ih# I’nupir Ju«l»i# »»f m 'U in ii |,i ; BANK AT T H E month* from Ih* lima nf Ih* firm C<*Uf»ff, Fl**r|il#. nl ht# t*ffi # |n tli# ■-i1llr* t|.,n nf thl* nnllc*. farh COWrt hull## Of #ft|i| i ' onrh #( ftAN* nortdft* Vilihin fin.) o'-'m *y d*m*nd *h*ll h* In wrll- roHU. F R IE N D L Y * .. . m*«Mh# from ih# |lm# of to®, and ahall atala lha plara nf #ol#n4ir public#*l'«n «*f ihU ii.iti,* •--•dear# and |U>»I nHIr* of th* Ih# flr#l rift Ini nf *!#m ftr<1 # h ill t»# tn r'-'manl, and shatl ha *wayn la hr wrlllnv. •rut #ti«ll »l#t# th# tiU## ih* claimant. **riil. aitarnay. and uf r##lJ#ni # anil |wn *>tfi*-# 14 . eur turh claim ar damand ■•! aa •Ir### nf th# rUlmaiitft #»4 fth#ll HUd ihalt ha raid. lo l-y th* rl*lm*M. IL W. VVara ‘ :or .'. t* atlnrn*v. ard aa, K -1*101 ®r d*m*nd n«i to (tU I Aa atacular of lha La*! Will •ur^ hall , •ad Tealamawt nf /(/ Kllan RUrllng W. r. D*nd*1l. d*c*aaad * admlnl*lr*irU nf Ik* II W. War*. Attorney •t*l* »r JACK r . rv Ha* m i RTIIICKt.ASP .!•<••*• | Maafard. Florida RTKNRTItoM. ...........I*A!.VIR * MclHTt.tail rtirit nfurd. Florida age \ru& ii Longwood O V IE D O — The Oviedo Uon* de­ feated .Seville, 49-211, here lait ni*hi for their tecond haakstball iletory In two outing*. (.ending Ihe Lion* » a i Jimmy Drookthlrr with 35 ituintt, 20 of them on field goal* from long dUUnre*. Paul Smith had 12, Mike Huda and Fred Alford 10 -*ch. Other ncorlng cam* fr*.m Wallace K*l»ey (41, Itonnle Willi* II), Jack Hriggt t ! l and John Te*kln•ky <2. Alto playing, hut not »cori'ig, V e rr ttennle Walnwrlght and Frank Stark*. Smilh broke Inin the »lartlng lineup dur to the Hi­ re* » of Jo« f)uda. In a preliminary game, the Oviedo girl* alio won their tecond of the *ea*on, 19-17. Mary Ann Stiyton had 22. Eleanor Dud* to and Katherine lluda 8 lo lead the attack. Oviedo had a 25-9 lead at the half and *ub»tlluted freely. In the boy'* game. Oviedo led 24-8 at the end of the flrtt quarter nr.d Tfl tl at IntcrmUtlon, WINTER HAVE.'* (U P I) - A hearing It acheduled Dec. It for 0|reola Fruit DUtributora charged with adding viler, tugir. and artificial coloring to chilled orange juice. The state Agriculture Depart­ ment ordered the hearing Tues­ day aBer the Connecticut food and Drug Commission charged that the Kissimmee company’s shipment of luice bad been “ watered down." If found guilty, the company's license to operate In Florida could be revoked, forcing it out of busi­ ness In Florida. Getter Ivey, plant owner, said. "Wc deny it all," Ivey said the company makri other products, such at "Juice drinks" to which both sugar and water are legally added, but sail neither sugar nor water was added to its chilled orange Juice. A special committee of Ihe N ip In The Air, Florida Citrus Commission was named two weeks ago to investi­ But Florida W arm gate the caw. It has not yet WASHINGTON (U P Il — The reported. Weather Bureau say* Thanksgiv­ ing Day will have a nip In Ihe air over much of the nation. The bureau said blustery wind* across the Great Lake* would carry »now through the Appala­ chian* a* far »outh a* Virginia. The wind* will chill Ihe East a* far touth a* northern Florida. Southern Florida will ho warm with shower*. It will he partly cloudy from the Gulf Cu*»l to southern Florida. Molt of Ihe northwest and the “ Where quality is heart of the nation will have fair wrather. WASHINGTON (U P Il Commerce Deparimwt aald today the nation'* economy wa* rontln uing It* comeback from the recenion. “ Production. ’ employment and Income rtmllnued atrong" In the firat month of the final quarter of 19M, the department raid, and riling demand generated an Increate in new factory order*. The ilrpaitment noted. In an ar­ ticle in the November U«u* of “Survey of Current Uu*ine»»," that the huilnrn upturn ha* been accompanied by relative ttabillty of retail and wholesale prices. It said eoniumrr spending was maintained at a high rate In Sep temher and October. Except for autos, sales of both *oft and dur­ able good* topped last year’* levels ^ SpotteA YOUR G U ID E to CkA0 M Q tft Tftf'/ %Y OPPORTUNITIES *1 EASY COMPLETE HANDY! •••• Sanford Herald Classified SfioJttsA The Gift Spoiler Will Appear Daily In The Classified Section! �i u 'n p t iu i’n v t T ill v L ' L ' t i wM> i i i l m i AN INDEPENDENT hDAILY NEWSPAPER •’•riled l*resx.« Leaked Wire VOL. X H X KMnDlished 190A 'THURSDAY. NOVEMBER J7. tOoS SANFORD. FLORIDA N O . 314 Russia Requests Big Four Withdrawal From Berlin Reds Suggest City Join Communists »East Germans Say News Briefs Note 'Ultimatum' Soviet Will Meet rupation statu* uf Berlin within six month* and turn it into a free ing »oinc sort of Big Four meet­ ing with Ruisla — might avert thr Soviet move but a Soviet spokesman in Fast Berlin indicat­ ed the plan left little room for negotiation. Thr Soviet spokesman indicated the statu* of Berlin mud he rrg ulatrd on the b*si* of the Soviet proposals or the Russians vrill put them Into force unilaterally. Fight If Necessary Wedem official* • a I d d* Knd of thr orcupatton status of monthi of negotiation* — rocludBerlin cou’d place Western Allied military air, rail and road link* to the West at the mercy of the Fast Herman Communists. The West has said it would fight if necessary lo keep West Berlin free ' But the city was swept by a wave of alarm and despondency by Secretary of State John Fot OKLAHOMA C IT Y «U P I) - lter #p lilemenl tthat hat tthe he Dulles' istatement Three ehtldren were burned to Writ might treat the Fast Her­ death ami three more were unae- man Communist* at S o v i e t counted (or today in a (ire at a agent*. The American command suburban convalescent borne for was moving lo end the alarm but ehlldren here. Seventeen young- already It wa* widespread ■*iter* were re*eued and leveral The political section of the US were injured. Berlin command rushed official The fir* wra* discovered at I radioed transcripts of D u 11 e s' a. m. In the Mary Flake Home, press conference rrmarks on Ber­ hlokt of the ehlldren werr help- lin to all newspaper office* short­ leaa and had to be carried from ly after midnight, but It was too th* two-dory brick and frame late to head off hitter editorials building. in somr morning newspaper*. Fir* department* from Warearret, the municipality in whirh th* horn* wa» located, and Bellv .any, a nearby auburh. answered • thr call. Firemen wrere unable to rheck »«ver*l of the upitalr* room* for more than half an hour whtl* righting a denie fire in the attic. The private hotpilal !» operated Sgt. lien Butler of thr Sanford by Mr*. Flake and her *ider, Poller Department was commend Mr*. Haney Prince. ed yesterday by Chief Roy Wil­ Sts ambulance* were tudicd to liam* for apprehending thr Ihief th* *etne, and while (lame* dill who broke Inlo the C. and C. •hot from the roof one youngs'er Liquor Store last Saturday night. wa* carried unconscious (rom one Careful checking and "sleuth­ # o f the second floor room*. ing" on Butler’s part resulted In the arrest of Edward Lee (Suga Itoogyi Brown Jr., Sanford negro. When Butlrr was railed to set­ tle an argumrnt between two men a few day* ago, he said hr notic­ ed an "extraordinary number" of whiskey hntilr* all over Ihe house. Four bottle* of liquor and Allan B. Wallace Sr.. 77. died ISO in small change w ,r, taken Wednesday at 5:23 p. m. at tha from the liquor store. home of his son. A. B Wallace The sergeant quieted the men. fe tr. liOeh Arbor. Death followed a got their namrs and wrnl on his lengthy Illness. way. Hut hr thrrkrd around Ihe Mr. Wallace was born in Craigs- neighborhood and found that ville, Va., and rame to Sanford 4A Brown had been spending a lot year* ago. He wa* a retired fann­ of ailver. hr said er and Insurant* »alesman and a With enough evidence. Butler re member of th. First IVeshyterian turned to Brown's home, where Church. Ihe man confessed to the robbery. Survivor* Include his wife Mis. Brown, a laborer at the Florida Florence Wallace, Sanford: two Pr*-cooling plant, was booked for eons, A. B Wallace Jr., and Rus- breaking and entering, and Iran* aell S. Wallace. Fort Walton fcrrrd lo the county jail. ARritch; thre* grandchildren. A. II. Wa* their any money left? \Vallac* III. William Shands Wal­ "No. hr not only stole liquor, lace and Luria Wallace, til of but hr stole money to buy more Sanford, twm sister* and one liquor." said Sgt Butler. "H r was brother. •tone broke when arrested, but Funetal services will be held at we did recover a couple of bot­ .1 p. m. tomorrow at BrUson tle*." Funeral Home. The Rev. A. G. Mclnnls will officiate. Rurial will follow in Oaklawn Memorial Park. BERLIN ( I T I i— East Herman Jommunist »ourcr» today de scribed Russia's note on Berlin as i virtual ultimatum to the Writ. Rut Wed Herman* said It save ■hem a six month* ‘ respite to g-r.ret the threat o( a new block •dr. Russia. Ui a note delivered to the Western Big Three and to F.ait and Wed Germany. a*ked the Weitern power* to end the or*nd drmilitarited city. ,] Children Dead, 3 Others Missing In Hospital Fire 1 LONDON (U P II— The Kuptrme Soviet iparliament I will meet in Moscow Dec. 22. a Tass news agency dispatch said today. It will he the second meeting of Ihe Supreme Soviet this year MOSCOW t i l 'l l — The Soviet But Hie note said that for the l man called today for Big Four, time being Hie Soviet Union would withdrawal from Berlin and pro agree In West Berlin remaining a pitted that West Berlin be made frrr rily with Its own economy, a ' donillitariird free city" under administration and other affair*. I ruled Nations supervision, if the Tlicrr would lie no Soviet objec­ tion lo ‘The I ’nlteil Nations par­ West desires. Soviet nolrs to tite Western Hclpaling In observing the st.i’ us CHICAGO i l l ' l l — Silas Bruce. the tree rlty of Welt Berlin," "Rent lh'l.ainl. I lie taller was «et;0Mi|iiiaheti l-iwer* Said it wuul be most enr rf S3, wa* arrrvled by poller who IIOMKl'OMINi; PARADE Sanford tum.d reel and natural (nr F.a»t anil the Soviet note said. Inst night, 18-6, lit Memorial Stadium. found him lying by a sidewalk nut en nia<M* yesterday to wit u-«« tin* anWest Berlin to be reunited a« a It specified a six month standcollection pot. dressed in a Santa mini homecoming parade. The theme of tin•till during which Hie present pro­ part of Fast Herman). Claus suit and mumbling "H'ray pantile wa* t\vo.fokl, Thunkngiving ami cedure governing Western traffic i llciuM Sta ff I ’hotm into West Berlin would rnnilnue for Christmas " in forre. But If there is no FastWest agreement within that time Russia and Fait Germany will SPRINHFIFI.D, III t l’P l> -ll art together lo pul the proposal* linois Ally. Hen l^itham Castle in foree. ruled Wednesday that junior col I nttrd Pits* lull (national Wednesday killed all rldeliy vou F r i g i d leinperalurrs blanketed Highlights of the Soviet pro­ lege* cannot include In their rn posals: Million* of Amrrieans ein pie en rutile lo a llianksgiving much of Ihe nation, and snow up rollmrnt figures for state aid pm lo It imhev I linked some road — Al an appropriate time tho on Inmstes who take televised barked on holiday trips today de­ gathering with their son Dead in in the wake uf the northern pi spite inclement weather in the a fiery collision near Ihllshurgh Soviet Union will negotiate with courses north and two aitlinrs strikes were Hcor.i \V Peine Jr . 70, bli/rard Fast Germany on turning over tho Travel was expected 1st slack which tird up one third of thr na O alitinnl. Pa. and hit wife. Ma­ Wilson Vlrvander, Sentln tc functions temporarily being peroff temporarily during the day ( uunty Judge, ha* been appointed 'nrmed hy Soviet authoritlea. lion'* domestic airlines bel, I'd. NEW YORK ( C P U -N e w lork Cold ti.iwy weather in thr uitn most Vinerirans already al chairman of Ihe new Exploring Travel wa* reported heavy on — "It Is evident that the matt City will put In a bid for thr 1990 the nation's highways and aafrly northern plains and upper Mid- llin r destination* ami taking il progianv for Imys •( high -c h ->1 rorrcit a.-.«l natural imsiUon of the National Democratic Convention. officials feared hundred* never writ added lo the trail.* iia.ai.K easy alter hearty dinners. age in the St. Johns Rivet Scout Problem" would lie lo make all Mayor Robert F. Wagner will would get home ”f Berlin a uniled city within Kait District. head a delegation which will ills The traffic death loll mounted An introductory ba*ir Explorer Germany. cuts the mailer with Ihe Demo •lowly for thr 10? hour holiday — West t training session will l«e held Sun~ The ‘ n1c " c*l Hrrllri question crane Naiional Committee Dec. S. weekend which began al 6 p m , day at J p m. in the I eglun Hut rouI;' ^ » • ' « ! at preicnt V b; con. The city will offer I300.WW to the local lime, Wednesday and ends on laike Monroe, Tlie new pro- vrutnis it into an independent Democrat* at an Incentive at midnight Sunday gram I* designed to Ik- attract).f political unit— a frrr rily— allied A United Press International to teenage Iwys whether <>r not with neither East nor Writ. count at 3 a in., r s t.. showed at — The free city would he derniUthey have ever been member* of laritcd; there would he no armed the Boy Scout*. CHICAGO (C P U — Judge Wtl least II person* killed in traffic .Miscrllani-ous a c c I"To meet the need* of todav’s forces in It. liam V. Daly declined Wednesday accidents ANNAPOLIS. Mil. il'I'li— Em­ old high sili'»> girl masqueraded young men. thr new Kxptqring — The free city would have iU to sentence lhoina* Fickrtt. 2t. dent* claimed one life for an barrassed officials uf Ihe l* S. at a Middle. program will cover six nrras of own government and govern It* on a charge of taking S1No worth overall death total of t? Tennesvee Ini Ihe tlali-s with Naval Aiadriuy have illielosed administrative and The newt leaked out Wednesday experience,” »akt Judge Alexand­ economy, he learned Fickrtt is about to gr. ft™ *•«*"• traffic. Michigan and UlJt commander and that perk* Susan Johnson, daugh er. "Ulllsenahlp experience, in­ other matter*. — There would he no change* marricd. ' " rk r*‘rordr' 1 ,wo victims ,„|ir, ,„id*lhiprnrn were de­ ter of a Baltimore doctor, had cluding inreling res|Hinsibllltle» and n knowledge of Ihe American for six month*: (hi* time ahould moted he alive an Impish I* year"Thai'* punishment enough." each. ilnnnr-d the white uniform of a heritage and the understanding lie sufficient lo provide a found Aiming the holiday highway ■_ Daly said. "Discharged " Middle, tuckrd her hair under a the fundamental freedoms of wor­ lusit for a solution "and to pre­ casualties were a New York regulation cap and ntarrhrd lo ship. speech, press and enteiprise. vent a possibility of »ny complimother ami daughter killed In dinner willi the hoys. head on collision Wcdmsday night Explorers will learn of the vigil­ cations provided naturally th* A grim Academy official rclur- ance nrrdrd lo retain,libeity a SlOt'X CITY. Iowa l l ’Pli — near Fast Aurora, N Y. Tlu* vie ami government* of the Wrstrrn pow­ Aliout (<•> wrorkers al the Win tuns wrre kits. Itulli Berman. (9. tuntly allowed it wai all ion Hue ,p p(Pri,te America's icsponsl- er* do not seek such complica­ charger Co. plan! got a head and daughter, Rulh, 3 tions." lliat the "high »plnted" girl had billllr* in world leadership." start on their Thanksgiving hull Elderly Cuttplr killed only inarched In dinner with All parents, teenagers, youth Ihe brigade but had stood smart leader- and other Interested per day Wednesday, lhanks to an anl A prr holiday crash in a lumirl A 2i year old Auhurmlalr man Ivr at attention at night formation („ns are invited to attend Hie mat friend. along Ihe Pennsylvania Turnpike wa* rouged wllh failure to yield and visiteil briefly in tlie sarrn- nie^Hiig Sunday. Already serving Offirlila gave employes Ihe right d i ay yeslrrd**- alien choice of its* lor on H*» lab or •met lounge of liatu roll Hall lir on Judge Alexander's committee i.th-l I- enmc to a romp! Ir stoj fi re merrily skipping away. leaving wbr ■ the tahna> wambl­ are Jim Grant, Randall Chase, al He Intersect ion of Slate Road ed In. Since It was a skunk no The female invasion of Hie George Reeve, Capt. Robert 119 and lllgliuxv 17-9? Ollfccr* axadriny- oerurrnl earlier this lledrli k and Gordon Hill. one stayed. said The Explorer program will lie Dr. Slelvin P. Rrkf. who fait month Susan, who obviously had J. I llu .he*, driver of a dump tN-eri niariinl tin procedures al inlrodurcst over Channel S a'. 4 'Ml Irmk loaded with asphalt moved llir lightly dinqillned araifemy, p m. Satunlay, In a nationally- season captivated a Sanford audlHALIFAX. N. C. I d ' l l - Air M W ORI.I \ NS (UPI i .nr dirrrlly mi ’ llu- patti of a north pirkrd up Ihe vtep of the S.f'asi telecast one-hour program by the enre. will make a return engage­ man John V. Mallol of Seymour 't, .ui* Parish poller fnilay held Iwo ment next Tuesday night with q Jnhnaon AFB. N. C.. farnl a num teen agers for Hie Sunday night ImiiiiuI tar, which crunched against man lirlgadr as it formed to Boy Seoul* of America. Iloh Hope speech to Ihe Southsidr School PIhe side of Hie Irmk and was will be master (if cere mollies. uiarrh In thr dining hall Iwr of motor vehicle charge* to iKimhmg al the parish public TA. demolished, official* said 3Ivltx Branrrnfl llall day because he was rarelrss a schi. I adminisirali'in building Dr. Reid lx a noted child psy. Driver of the car was Huy Pal M<e vliaxl at attention Iw-liind a bout thr hiding spot hr pirkrd. rliologiit, and is unique In th« In custody wrre I'cter Laurent* in son o| Ji (fersolivllle. I lot . va slralght liarkril dining chair Just Beck Lived H igh , Mallol. Iieing chats-d hy a high­ Gei*-tnrrr Jr IT-year-old senior field in Hiat he ix a parent. Ilia way patrolman, swerved Inin Ihe at l r Fortier llixh School whu rationing In Orlando Patterson like any other cadet and then dug humorous, flown to earth approach wa* eul slighlly. A passenger, In. I.atrr she stood stiffly In for Evidence Shows rourlyard of a building here and was trunked with aggravated ar to certain maladies and Illusion* parked behind the structure It son and Kenneth Joseph Andrew- A M H .Smith. Orlando. Is listnl (nation and was dismissed for Ihe pertaining lo emotional problem* in good condition (hi* morning al night with Hie other cadets. She A t H is Tax T ria l was the local highway patrol sta­ Matthis. IS The younger liny s o In children, has brought him ac­ Seminole Memorial 11o c p t lal. tion. T 'C O M A . W’aih (U P lt— D rod claim (rom all who have heard turned over to juvenile liurrail -•mitli was thrown from the car. took a final tali at tradition by tlroptse in al tin Itamnifl llajl the Teamster* Union about 3‘MI * him speak. osnt I .Titles and suffered laceration* and lounge. tat. hi to visitor* except on day to i>ay for Dsve Beck’s high Presently, Ihe psychologist i« Jet Breaks Record Police said Ihe Juvmiles admit shock. very tare liolid*)* beforr utak living during a six-year period, chief consultant for the Bureau of NEW YORK i U P I l - Two Pan ted inanufarturing Ihe honienu le Hughes is rinployrd t>> J. It ar cording to evidence in Ills In­ Menial Health of the Florida Stato American World Airways lloclng bomb "fur kliks" and setting It i aitlk, contractor. Highway Patrol ing a clean getaway Tin getaway wav ., clean one come lax trial Board of Health He formerly wai *07 jet airliners broke tranvatlan off in a ventilator of thr adminis Trooper T . .Mark Mark and only fur her, however. Tlie Itrl Itrrk. former Teamster Union director of the Escambia County tic speed rrcorda in flights from (ration building shriilt s Depitly 3’ern llrrwslcr In gadi commander wav dcmnlrd, president, i* aecusrd of pv ailing Child Guidance Clinic in Pens*Nrwr York lo Europe. Ihe airlines The youths said they sol the i esllgaled. although hr apparently knew payment of i?lo.«tO in Inrome rola. Id* i lo make and set off the ••id Wednesday. nothing of the escape, for "dis­ taxes In 1930 33 \ nallvsj Floridian from I.ako Pan Am said one of it* Jets ho nil because Ihey wanlrd a playing a laik of judgment " Government exhibits Introduced Worth. Dr. Held attended the Unimade It from New York to week's vacation from school Application Made Dupre said Wilson's error* were Wednesday showed Iteek received v-i-ity of Florida and rec«lv*«l hi* Shannon, Ireland, in 3 hour* and net errors of romtnissfon, hut a total of 1107,799 in teamxlrr I'h D. tlrgrea from Louisiana Htale 39 mlnutra Another flew from W ekiva Bridge ratlin of nrnltison lie said the mone* during Ihe tears 1949-33. I'nivcrvlly. lie is married and tho Nrwr York lo l,e Rourgrt Airfield would not jenpardtre This money l -’iiglit ilrnis ranging father of i<vo daughters. outside Tans in * hours and 32 S O U T II A M P r O N. England Application has tieeii made lo driiiulum Wilsons naval rarrer from aspirin to xylophone* and Or Bi-id'* appearance neit minutes I l l ' l l — I’akhar Singh 21. (old Um Department of the Army (or pai*| fur rutting the lawn at his Tursday has lieen arranged by army recniller* he hitch • hiked (ondrurlinn of a fixed bridge ovrr luturioiis Seattle home. •Mrs. Bill Kirk, program chairman 13 osoi miles across Asia and L>i the Wekiva Hlvrr Assistant US. attorney John S of the South Side PTA. Mr*. Kirk ITR KR A. Spain I d ’ll - On rcqie tu join Hie llriiish army >- three fourths of a in Tic Menial IfralHi Association Otiernmir brought out these (arts contacted Dr. Held after several Nov. 2d, IMa Maria Ferreni Ro cause lie wanlrd to see the world kiva Springs of Sc, mole l iiiinty will inrel Frl In questioning Florence dusk*. requests were made to have him Horizontal clearance over thr man. a timid country girl of I), Si igh said hr came lo Britain tvooUrrprr (nr Nathan Shelterwas hired by the head of the fr>m .Malaya via India. Afghanis icnler of Ihe channel would lie .19 day ,1 » p in at Hie I test Frdc man. a t tile»go labor relations appear as a speaker. Making the requests were persons who had Cuadra family lo do Hirer days tan. Turkey. Greece. Yugoslavia feel \ertieal clearance would be rat Saving! and laiao Association ronviiltant heard him last season. c f Sr minute Count). 119 33 p s I First II feel above mean high water P*ly. Switzerland *nd Kranre temporary household work. Though primarily directed to Street All rnrmlw-rs and Interest­ Wednesday, Maria celebrated parrnts, other Interested peraon* ed persons are urged lo attend her 70th anniversary of uninter rupted domestic service in the BROADSs'ONE, England ( I 'l ’lt ire Invi'*-1 to hear Dr Held at family She has walled on six — Broadstone's woolgalhrr.ig cal ho answers Ihe question. What Can generation burglar ha- provrd to lie Just that We Do A* i arenls lo Prepare Our SEW YORK il l’ll — American — a cat Mrs Katherine Carter Children For Better (.earning? Tlie program will bo held al g .Marhmr 9 inurulry Co. an |iotlrd a sign on hrr gate saying IHMimsd Wrilnesday it has re- Ilull missing Itrms likely would tie p m. in Soulhsidr School audi­ crlvnl a $J9.300,(sio Air Form ron found insidr She said Hial Marco torium. Classroom visitation will trait tnr the ileilcn ami develop. Polo, her pel cal. had brought lirgin at 7:30 p. m. mrnt <’i Hie undercr<mnd launch home kmtlrd gloves, sweaters amt mg *y •lein fur the Titan intercom other woollens from his nocturnal tinr-ntal balllstle missile raid*. JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (H IT I— The government Wednes­ ple are always harping al other day arinouik-vd eapulsion of morn churches." than 200 South African itudrnt* Tulloch said tie arrived liere from the Natal Amantimtoli with about S2u in hi* pocket and Training College, formerly operderided lo »eek a mill job when •l*d by American missionaries. a wxitrrs* in a restaurant told The American misslonarlea mov­ him one was open ed nut rather than sutmit to the Casino operator* said they had Bantu (native) Education Act un­ to teach him how to gamblr. They In i><* ilicrr were ;ta rrgister tie accepted. *s this is a run off dcr which Ihe guvrrnmrnt recently pay him S49 a week rsl voter* in the city of Sanford between Joe Baker and 31. L. Ila ,0" 1 »f *H African educaTulloch wa* married (o hi* and » l of these votesl in tire elec­ born Jr. for rily commissioner. Mon. Government officials said I'M wi(e, Nellie, for 23 years They tion Ihal year. have a ion, lairrn. 23. and a A quolc from The Sanford Her­ daughter, 19. ald Of Dee. 1909. state*.” a num appeared to lie much higher, and « r re being spurred on by agltaSince arriving lien hr lias Iter failed to get lo thr poll in yet, ihe Dcr I9u*. of The Sanford I tors. hired in attorney who has writ­ Herald had this to say; "Uitirrns lime." ten Mrs. Tulloch asking for a di­ In Nmrmbrr, 1939. there were who take the least Interrst In local vorce and seeking lo give hrr 3700 registered voter* in Ihe city politics now, snd profrsa not to N ancy Lohcb P ow er of Sanford. About l.2uu al these, care who is elected next week power of attorney. TOKYO (U P II - Nancy, Um He said he use* hi* spare lime or S3 per sent, voted in the elec­ will be Ihe loudest In their wails latest of the off season Pacific on I'csctreh for * textbook hr H IE C K ON Y U L E Ps\KAI»B— Hubert Steiutrom. chair­ tion. Tomorrow is live last day lor a few monlhi hence if It should slorms, lost much power Wedie*plaa* to write called "Practical man nf tho an.tun] Jayccn ( hrutmiu parnde. checka with absentee ballots in the Dec. 2 be discovered that our office* art dsy and was downgraded front a election. Five hive been cast to filled with obstructionists People typhoon to a tropical storm. U m Thinking for Christian People." "We’re very happy with him," Mr*. Barbara flecker at the Jaycec Information booth on date. whs.> shirk their reiponslbilitlea as storm, which raused at least I f operators of thr casino laid. the number of enlrie* (n rlnle in the parade. Pienstroni The polli will lw vpen from 7 citizens must not expert that pub­ deaths In the Philippines earlier, "Hea a good »hiU de*r«* U* -aid more than GO float* will lake iwrt in the affair Rcr. 6 a m lo 7 p in Tuesday at Ihe lic aXfaira will be well sdmlzUatcr- was not expected I* threeteas awy in SanfonL (HemlH Staff Photo) City H*<- No write-in voNw wtfl foot beta bad m bis t*M arow* Got Started Early Inmates Ruled Out Alexander Chosen Weather, Strikes Fail To Stop Trips Head Explorer to u tin g Program Convention Sought Girl Bamboozles Navy, Parades As Midshipman Enough Punishment Butler Commended For Solving Case sSkunk Starts Holiday Allen Wallace Sr. Dies; Rites Friday J20.000 In Bonk, But She Steols Weather Partly rbiudv and warm today, tonight and Frida). High ttpeelrd today T* la si, high iwrwurrna in LOS ANGELES t u r n - Mr* low Ms. Margaret H. Christie. 67ye*ro!d widow with Kivonn in a tavmgv account, was ordered jatlssl for 30 davs Wednesday for stealing two NAPLES. Italy (U P II - Ameri rarton* of cigarettes w o r t h can author Thornton Wilder it va­ cationing here He a r r i v e d about li Municipal J u d g e John H. Wednesday aboard the liner VulBarnes ordered the jail sentence ranla. a , hen th* matronl). grayhaired woman admitted wearing a pair of out moded bloomer* a* * place to conceal the cigarette* she stole Oet I at a supermarket Barnes also noted Mrs Christie oner served a prison term for bur­ glary- __________________ Wilder Visits Italy Poor Hiding1 Place JiTwo Men Injured In Traffic Mishap n*d Psychologist Plans Speech At School Tee*i-Agers iluld In Bombing Case; Wanted Kicks’ Enlistee Determined For jThree Days Lengthy r„ .:r;t> -'i™t«i n«.nii (’a! Burirlar Cnufcht Coiilrad Awarded Preacher Becomes 'Shill' For Casino Condolences Sent LAS VEGAS. Nev. (U P II — The soft spoken man In Ihe blur sull strolled up to the roulette table at the Gulden Gate Club and placed two chip* un the red. That, said one of thr casino op­ erators, i* the Rev. Maurice D. Tulloch. a shill. He explained that a shill's activity is legal here and consists of gambling at various NORTH L IT T L E ROCK. Ark. game* to keep the action lively. I CPI l— Four persons and possibly But a Baptist minister? five burned to death today In a | Tulloch. JO, a preacher (or the house fire in North Ulllc Rock, police said first report* indicated past 19 year*, ha* been milling a woman and three or four of hrr since Sept 79 when he rilsap peared from a church seminar at children wen the victims. Hutcheson. K*n. sponsored by the American Baptist Convention. He wa* located here Wednesday Priaoner* in the county jail ale and he (old thi* story. turkey at their Thanksgiving dinTWlloch. who at the time of hi* nor today. Cook* prepared »weet- diaappearanre was pallor of tne 9olatoe». dressing, rorn muflin*. First Baptist Church of Sabctha, kegetablei and svseet potato pre Kan . said he gave up the minis­ try because "all lb* ekureb peo­ ^ lOft Ite brixL A MOSCOW (UPI> — L\ S Am­ bassador Llewellyn E. Thompson dialled on the Soviet Foreign Min­ istry Wednesday to espress hi* persons! and official condolence* over the death of Deputy Foreign Minister Georgi Zarubin Four Die In Hlu/.e Turkey In Jail Students Expelled Voter Take Heed: Advice Still Good ™> HU...1 town.’ "25 I «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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 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/a6e1923279fd506e10004ee95128cd79.pdf 71af24deb8847dab49f6de1bd60323a1 PDF Text Text * £ Ovkdo Garden Cbb To Make Field Trip M tab tn of tha Ortodo Gerdau Ctob wfll vMt " A t Bore" in Eui* . TMtday, Not. * . lutreetlaa m P ols Decora tiona wfll bo given according to Mra. A. A. Myer* and Mn. Jimeo Wilton, tartrates lor tbo occasion. Those attondlni o n to meet at A t Pint Baptlit Cburcb ot 0 o. ■ . m i to bring a covered dUh f a the luncheon to be held before • m return trip. Caaaeta C M Me* Mn. J. W. McKinnon wo* high •core player at the meeting of the Oviedo Canieta Club laet Wedne*day afternoon at the home of Mra. Lynn Motlcr. Mn. W. R. Meeka Rr. played hm arere for the meeting. Data Podding and coffee war •erred by the hoateaa lo Mn. MOton Gore, Mra. W. R. Meek, Rr., M n. Maude Coatee, Mra. Roy Wei•enbarger, Mn. Tom Ferrell, Mr*. J. W. McKinnon, Mn. Charle* T. Mlblack, and gueit, Mr*. Barney Ouethaur Cab grant Tour Oviedo Cub Scout* of Troop M3, with den mother, Mr*. Paul Mlkler. toured the local po*t office loot Wednesday afternoon Mn. Marian R. J< <». acting In Bm abaenre of hr- ‘luihand, eon- ______________________ n Mn. James Michael, honored her aon, Gil. at a parly, Thursday Nov. 20. celebrating his seventh birthday anniversary. Attending were Debbie Ward, Guy Lingo, Rose Owen and For* eat Michael. Adult* attending Included Mn. W. A. Ward Jr. and the honoree’a grandmother, Mr*. F. F. Sloal, of Orlando. FKRRO.NAI.fi Mr. and Mr*. Rob Ragidale had ducted the tou r and explanation o f variou s alationi and ph aaei o f op eratloo. Mn. Ben G. W alnright and Mn. Mettle P. R a g id a le, p os­ tal clerk *, aaaiitrd. Other* m aking the tou r w ere Thad Lingo, den chief, and little as »PPl. Stevie Ragsdale wai entered at (he Florida Sanitarium, Thursday, Nov. 20, suffering from an Infeelad larynx. Ha was placed ender an oxygen tent. Mri. Jamea Wilton, who hai been confined to her home becauie of Ulncti. I* reported Improving BANK AT THE _ P F R IE N D LY . . . . DAY A NIGHT a n e l r a y HEATING • • • A "S c NO hot railinja NO apodal ctoaat apart u n w a r y NO tong ft expensive dneia t finest typo o f winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. Maintenance roils on a Jet engine: SI20 per hour. On a Ihetr gueits Wednrtday, her pUton engine: fJS per hour. tf>2 Sanford Ave. FA 2 *2*1 s aregreffftHf ifm Me/iecA.foof V Legal Notice jr f l r r o r ri/JMna t o " r h h o w m . u r im e r r o w r o r n r r anonra* a m * n .k c r o r nr.nitr.vrr. m n c x o w x . ^ e « airce . . . « r have chopped! wharkrtl! nlanhed! anil cut price?* riifhl down lo the hone! W e r e mil ju*l gohMin’ . . . we a re talking "tu rk e y " about the liiggent aavinga o f T o n »r» b .rtb y neilfi**! «h*< K rtta tln . Prowa. k . t fll»<» b*r •worn ro«a*UIM l l i l M l ? » u k > l«« a o i l for W »ore» In »*>• Circuit Ooert o f aowlnolo Co uni r. *l 3antare. fiorM o. one 7 « " baraby ra. •llrw t to n u n*f*""*t*r or be at* ternrr wltb tbo llonornMo o r. Morndon. rirrb o f our ral.l Court M Banford. riorldn. your w rlltm dtfanrr. It »n r fou bar*, to Iha Complaint rtlod a eolntl you. and lo u n i i copy o f th i »»m c with In# •adorfteaod attorary. by or bofora (h r llih day af Drrrm brr A. n. |MI| irBRSIK fall not or Jud*mrnt wDI bo rrodrrtd o frln r t yoa by •arautt. <1. p, llrrn.l'.u, Clrrk llyi M trtkt T. Ttblrn M AXW ELL - HOUSE •he vrar on famous tup-quality, rrulli -ch oice mcrchnndluc. lit .1/1 carl) hiril . . , trot o*i | down n ow ! I'HICCS GOOD ALL THIS WEEK NOV. 2.*ilh • 2'Jth COFFEE All f Crinds * Vac Can Popety n»rh ■ ■ It) “ ■ " “ ■t o m t~ w . Wor# Woodruff-l’rrkiD* 1U<1. R q Box IIH, aonlord. riot Ida a r nxmiOA. toi i:<III and kla w lfr. xih ^ <rnln* '. ptA*n. *• if i u Lh. K ^ r Lb. 5 __ o f iu .l4 .n c . and at O ffice Addrrrr unknuan. J tl - -M ra pomaUInt aaalnot you. bclna a aulj m fo r o e l a m or 4.4-1.r . 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Florida. anrl/cr lavllallon far bid. far rwnlrartnra lo ron .tru ri •Alt raaUarant allbar o f atari—m n e r .l t or ron er.t. block nr wood frame. For d.iaila In a lth .r n w . w rlla k i . l . f i l m i n ' Market* Ih i 11*1, Winter lla v .n , F lorid ., l-bon. - “S S S s S FROZEN m i : -2i i n . s iz i: O M .V Everybody needs j Q C Each S t# Mc K e n z i e s FORDHOOKS m im sEYE crook sometime hln °r Hmu ( 10 Or. i t U »| T OUVft 10 Or. I’kir*. SQUASH 10Or.. T T f I'kgu. NECK RE'. NOLDS WRAP FOR YOUR ..... W TURKEY is” “ i M ^ STRAWBERRIES J SPEARS ' " n* - WINTER (SARJ)KN SLICED IIIKDSEYE — . Bi*CUi T PUMPKIN PIES im o rco Li FIELD PEAS money ’.sr ^ .MORTON'S — me: 21 OZ. SIZE WINTER GARDEN eHERRY 0 | - c PEACH P l r N APPLE m i c r s.aia* SPEC IA LS < l’ 3 3 ' . I BLEACH I I'NCLK HEN’S C' CONVERTED 1 8 n RICE O r. I’ kK.i IW B/f; when you d o . . . visit FAMILY! YOU’LL BE THANKFUL YOU TOOK THE WORD Ifyouneed (IPTO$600 phene: F/Uffa 2-4612 R k iv cS before noon fc arrange for money the same day! Cith You tinoo moo 220 00 31200 4)200 M2.00 24 MaalMy Payiarnti 7.00 1100 1)00 IROO 24 00 )2 0 0 OUR BIG TURKEY-DAY SALES EVENT! SAVE SA V -M 0R INVESTIGATE F. CP. COUPONS OF SANFORD U S M I I M A in m Flm:FAirfca 2-4412 V^kl k. FOODMART r PARK AVF*. A T 25th ST. MEATS wHh a - REPUTATIONI SANFORD W y ’ C V ,'to° P 4 l ( »»h :Vs'so c o o i!iTf- J 'A(X>1) FAMILY FINANCE SERVICE. INC °^/io r ) OF THE THE "BIRD" IF YOU HURRY DOWN TO *'% <nM{ a^UV % * 5 -2 9 ' �H a n fo r d w r a l l t ^ T O L . X L IX United I’rrrss Leaved Wirt AN KsUblfehrd r>4VV V INDKPRNDBNT 1908 C ity Bans P ark P arkin g ; i l t t U 'C n i t l V D D A IL Y N EW SPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA T U E S D A Y . NOV E M BER 25. 1958 NO. 312 U . S. Drivers Ordered To Avoid East Germans Equipment Is Purchased City Commissioners tail night I ruled that the signs may remain talked "sign language *, packed as long as they are not a hatard away a parking lot. and bought to traffic or pedestrians, some equipment for the city. The sign problem arose from an Authority was delegated to the ; ordinance which was called "di»Sanford Police Department on an I criminatory by service station ordinance removing small signs All signs must be oka>rd from parkways Commissioners by permit * v 1 — Commissioners rescinded action on the Fourth St. park after read , ing a letter published in The San ! ford Herald by the Ministerial As soeiation. Angle parking around T n m r R n t r o P ilin g ,hc churches also was refused L o n tf-K d n tfe m ns ; D, vl(, Oatehel. who originated UK. It A 1.1*11 F. XSTWlMin lilt. W. Cl. W ATKINS ACCRA, Ghana (LP1> Ghana j pi*n for a parking lot in ihe plans to launch an earth satellite | |c<| condemnation of the in 1970 or later, a university eol-1 p|j|n ANCHORAGE \la»ks it'l’ li— lege spokesman said today. f.ow- b(d, WPrP acceplrd on two Alaskans begin balloting tndu to , i. c-vi police ears, a atatlon wagon, and turn into rralltv a tong time dream « lC t U K ay U1V en a crawler tractor, wllh hullclam. of electing officials to represent NEW YORK (UPI) — National c'ommissloners approxed Ihe in them in the Congress of the l'nit• Airlines has become the fourth stallation of a blinker light at the ed States 'Mr to receive permission to op­ corner of Mellonvitle and 20th St. erate commercial Jet flight* at A request to vacate the alley be­ Sanford civic club, today ron- nology have made .1 possible for j h.s.or, maktng Idltwild Airport. tween Grandview and 24th St. was turned to hear addrfs.es on the » »ni*l!er numler of fanner* to 7 * ™ . „ r7 Idenied. ,____ , , . ., feed the fast growing population in , *rl' ,,f ,hr ,rfr1' Law Loses Spotlight of the IT. ST. tory t four major lime /ones City Attorney Hill Hutchison importance of agriculture. Hr. Ralph Fastwood. agriiul-1 TK_ .....___ _ ,, __ {They rlote at * pm l.A JOLLA. Calif. (CPI t—Some­ spoke favorably about the proposThe spewker w»- |)i. Marshall I one ______ italc a spotlight from a po- ed franchise with the gas corn- Mrs! economist with the L’ niverally of Florida Extension Service, | ° ' 'Vatkins. dtreefor of the Uni-1 A'oout U.oos to 30,000 persons lice patrol ear Monday while of-1 pany. Alter much discussion, the who qualify under Alaska's lll*er1verstty * Eitenshe «cr--«.e fleers William E. Guittc Jr. and board derided to purchase four (spoke to the l.lon* Club at noon al voting laws are evpertrd to l»r. \ \ atkins calle-l fur rluser co| Vane W. Estergren were off mak-]u»ed mobile radio unit*. « base {today. He is scheduled to ud-irc-s vote There it no regltirallnn and operation between urban and rural ing a routine check of a bar. station and a tower for the use {the Kiwania Club at noon Minor The talk to £ jr in (n ‘, Vterritory J " el,able . . . of public works and utility VC- row............ .. — Kiw.nl.n. -------------- will {dwellers, , , , pointing . .out. that . . e . c h i|year S u c c e s s C e le b r a te d hide. bring to a close the local Ohserv. Idepended upon the other He irac- jn VFW v YORK i I'PI i—Contractors The radio rd the dev.ehqvmrn « movlern K„ rr. irptn o r k iT P I)—(’ontrAflori rniio will win ease cast lime urnr lost ion be or anee ansi* of national <•**»•' '»• Farm • Arm City > u . Week n* Ki»rf,*jMrr‘ t*ritc*t«*«1 duM"' N ews B rie fs Local Clubs H ear 2 Noted S p eak ers _ .................... Attempts To Block Alaska Is Voting; Southern Leaders Hoping j0Vjef Threa, 0n Election Weather! Freeze, Blizzards For Breather In 'M ixing ' Control Transfer ATLANTA it PI I—Most South dir our own domrsltr affairs RERUN ft Pit — Tlxe^n. R rrn leadrrs eiprrssod hope todai w i t h <su I outside interferenre, ' rmF moved quickly loc ay to that Supreme Court approval of which i» Ihe only tsay things ran forestall Ihrralened Communist the wav tlalvama worded Its pit |lie handled without rhao* and dts East German attempt* to regu­ late Allied traffic to Berlin It or­ ptl placement law has given the order." doctrine of states' rights a nrvv Patterson rvprrssrd fear, how dered American drivers to turn ever, that 'race agitators' might ,’*f.k__T*thcr "'» » *ubf" il 10 *ufh lease on life Alabama All Gen John Pat |«ose a future threat to the law's control. „ a(,,)llcalton The order was issued to make It governor rsrlv m IM9, com The Supreme Court s.nd in its impossible for the East German* 1 ' , , r mented: ruling Monday that the Alabama lo Ifiek an unsuspecting Amerl"I hope the tlcelslon refln I* a statute is constitutional on its ran into allowing an East Gertrend Inward letting us h.in face." since there is no provision man r*lhcr Ilian a Soviet officer, In il for separation of the rates to handle his travel order* or othThe ntlir.2 vvmtld not nrvcsssrt- rr documents lv apply to all application* of the Spokesmen Inr the Berlin enmlave, however, the rourt ssld II mand sain Ihe onler wa* an old administered in such a way as to one, hut that It was (icing re pubkeep Negroes from while schools llshrd now This move was taken because of race. II could he after a command conference here struck down as unconstitutional and in view of announced -Soviet The ca«e was taken to the plans to transfer control of Allied Charles B Stauhitr. Dollar, who w SSTw- . S T e. * r of city ^ en- *omy. j * '* i T S : S f S T i t »«*• « ............ ftJ.ta, um ■ ic foot Christma* performing the duties with Sear's!* Roebuck and n" Rrh|*lf, of stu- traffic to and from Isolated Rerand worked ln ninny ' brrr ,,,ro *n Faltbanks •■.11 ,...,.1 I,r|.f dents turneil ilown in efforts to ling lo Ihe East German regime. ,7 . lh roof and lighting it. ! glnrer snd city utility superinten laical ItoUrisns ye*trrda> w. re c ,n* hand-harvesting 1lillrrards farther north c’o for 10 tr*e to the roof ano ngming _____f_________________ nnd techIcuU lll dent The equipment will be p u InlH r -> l‘lth.t ‘ b»’mnrirrn - m^ernseienre science and techjcounlrter._ notably In A.la ;ht to the Committee of ■,r?n*J'fr "* ?£*,ool» „ to " ,r *-’"**«• Slates, Britain and Alaskans will choose tvsn new ly tonight He said that farming Is n •big imnchsim. AIj Thr Supreme Lrjnre tin not rrcognlf* Kail GetAlm ost Flattened 1 tT™ M*"" *"•' ap Ibusiness" in Seminole County and Senators and a repre-entatlve to 100 Stauhitr was head of field re- t'ourl »ait| i lower court coireet 'm*nj* ai a ftovrrflgn state, and in the t*. S. As an csanipl* of lie added to the t'S House and \TCKSBURG. Min. fU P Il — p l. ' nc7.t C? In other action. Commissioners, ike Imporlance of agriculture to Senate when ........ fen. FI.enho rsearch and merrh.rwli.ln. In the ^ ,wuli |,pha‘ 'Sl,rA'r |!* I Monde Bslley of Brandon. Miss. requested figures on cost of curb, •ntow.i occupations, I.. r . i i L . cr \pjm Mr thrlr ciclu er proclaim* proelalms th^ the northern northern frrrltrrrl cstuthrrn southern ihvltinn division fur for 17 17 years He ' 1 . ,Ion , . a* in con ■mam ... na\e , , any riRht to Interfere . allied to tWatkins was knocked down snd run over gutter and street for Mangoustlnr. , with official Allied traffic lo fre•aid that an esfinisted right mil­ lory the toil, stale m the union has worked In South America a. n,5» " lh he a three-ton packing roller MonAve. In Goldsboro. The figures well C.t*Tt » C.oytWci Lrnrst \an- Berlin. lion telephone calls are made an- earl, nevl year A y . He got up and went back to will be given to Herbert Cherry to Voters also will select a gover Cominilh • member* Include re ,l,vrr ,u'1 «o* »n»r«* I aHerson s The Army order was believes! Inuislly in the process of selling his construction Job after doctors preient to property owners nor for the first time snd name tall tnerehails with whom Stan-' J*P 1,1m- 1 '*» ru,,n« "p* to have U-en passed on as part this state's fruits and produce. said they couldn't find snyihlng An annual lease with a Jo day 'Only It per rent of our total 20 senators and 40 representative* bill "ill work when the retail, 11 an-' >'Km''r»"re tor t.eorgi* nf the standing orders to Amerlwrong with him. notice, was granted the VFW. , Alaska state leglsla merrlunls division .if the Semi " r *,n>. 'n cans manning checkpoints at the population now- lives on farms," to the first nob- Chamber of Commerce Maintain segrega e<l schonIs. he H ge of West Berlin and Juat InDi Watkins said. Rut science, turr T iivufir*Lr C r i t i r i 7 e d J lm f* r,ul •** new L i p s t i c k U r l ll U A e U n,|fl ,hp VFW ha* established for The Alaska rlrclhms cannot ap formed A spokesman for ihe 11 lu* nlJly ,ll*t •'*' »ldo East Germany, technology and merhanlratinn VIENNA (UPI) - The C iech j||i(( of ,hf Uf|on , |u| GROVES. Te*. I UPD—A mur have mad il possible for the preclahlj- alter the recent lineup ! Chamber said this morning. "Mr Alabama assignment law is valid; |tmf,.r this a r r a n g e m e n t, Communist Tarty organ Rudo _________________ in Congress The Nov 4 election* Slauhll; has evcellcnl ideas, and " tI :,*r.c* 'Th,rh 'nr.*n* ,hi,, American* traveling with ordera Pravo" has critleiied Prague iS X i £ .* . , r . , 2 S t * ™ , e * s - s w left thi t'S Senate lineup at 621there max tie some blunt obter- 'vhrn ,hr .“ *PP|U<1 to pre ; issued by the U. S. Army aro delilieraleli crushed him to death U|,r „ *-j, 'ferine*’ that |Democrats and .71 Republican*. |vatitin* almitt Sanford" I serve segregation, it will fall at warned by American military podueeiV lifdM^blue and pea 4 H m ! ^ J | [ ) [ J S 6 S H fllT lI T lC r vvps man.vr e n e ' , , farm-t'ity JVeek l>e tlerl cloaely The House will have '.’itl DemoThe Committee will nu-cl a* , ihe , , . hands , of . Ihe same court llrrmrn that they must hava their Ur,,ticks as following "decadent 1 , u n I IU III IIIV I day vvhlle authorities p.mden.1 w|Jh Thtnk, |. |v,ni{ Wau„. ........f |erals. Ill Republican* and one In- 7:70 p. m. In the Civic Center for w,llcb t0,laT uPh*M "• paper* stamped by a Soviet of­ Western manners." ficer. They are told that under no her fate. « , . t lwa‘ on* the major things for , dependent The new lineup of gov- tlw- election of nffirer* an1) #Pcircumstances should they have in pe mnv seie w 7%*o(rh -^ir eaily Amtrican settlers fernors Is 34 Demorrats and II polntment of rnmmlttees A Urge How A bout Samples? any dealings wllh East German LONDON (UPD—A bank that police. GORHAM. Maine (UPD— A Job- Brothers Circus, reached out with open* In the plush Mayfair dis­ Reports from Washington quoltrict nest week will try to at­ less carpenter, apparently dla- her trunk Mondav and knocked rd official sources aa saying that tract lady customers. The Bar­ fraught by family illnesses, ham-j down Donald Lloyd, 7*. a» he and If Ihe Ssivlet Union allrmpis to clay'* Bank branch will have a mered his deaf wife and invalid another clrcu* worker walked bv mber |replace its border checkpoint nif. Although the elephant was woman manager. * Utile*' writing daughter lo death today, of Commerce has completed the,fleers with East Germans, the room and a powder room deror- , "I couldn't atand the • pressure, time., WASHINGTON tUPD-The hu i >m ^ i 'Itfton ........................... - latm* vn which forfor. Imuch mueh uri-ded nersled project trojoct of ..f numl-et- United States, Britain and France - — —— » chained by - one leg *1 the . . \ \AS|||N(iTON (LH 11 i u Lin■ u j * luting the the Mann Act Russell Wolcott Mose*. M. told po the big animal managed to butt James union Hawkins was son bid* atrd in pastel shades. transportation of women *n,f •’*.,R** bnu»e« in the rity. tnay lake over full control of the llee. Lloy d with her head and then de- prrmr ‘ nurl h” Mn)rk * ,,Iour '*< ted In Tulsa. Okla., on charges arms* state lines for Immoral! ** * . < lr «) Arnold may lo-, road, rail and air corridor*. & W as Fair Game J Moses, described by authorities Iliberated stootl on her head <>n ,or Pf»‘ r ■" ■" r*iraor.ti nf transporting ITyearold IjiIj purpo'aei'Vlut the' Supreme" Cmirt Ir«»l*ctevl by residents' who'may ST LOUIS Mo (UPD—Harold I "very Intelligent." was arrest- top of the prostrate man Lloyd * |nary ruling pay tog tribute to the Moudtr Irom Dogpatcli. nullified his ronvlction Monday o n ln‘,, h»v* reeeleed nutnliers, ary»,nPinsaid Monday he didn't hag|»<| « i double murdercharge* and head and chest were crushed by "Instinct* of centuries ” Ark , to Tttlsa in I9JJ fbr tmmor ,-rounds a wifecannottestify mrdirg to active rhumbrr off. any deeron a recenthunting trip *H*d to plrad guilty at hi* ar jthc wrlght of the animal and lie Tflc n)|tnj, |nvo|v*d *girl from a! purpose,. Lola Faye had been against her husband lie now rials Local merchants are distrlhut but did shoot hi* ear's eihaust Iraignmenl. died wiihtn an hour v Dogpatcli (Ark ) and a profession wrUng In a tavern near a dance goes free, He couldn't get the auto However. Muntelpal Judge Sid • Deputy Sheriff Martin .. ... • Ibg "The Story- of Seminole Counpipe. The rourt o|union. written by, Itv an*l longwood Trie ,htoehure . . told him »l*o dating back a number of !l*!1__!’ * n7!! Hawkns ,,f|tgos ..................... ... Hint' atarted after smashing Ihe e* ney Wrmiek ordered him lo plead said circus employes l.-xllmonv in (he case shnurvl j n,||rr | I It Itl.ack. noted isllee Hugo I. ark. noted Ihnt ' .to anyone . ,Inter, a (rPP, . innocent and held him without | Dorothy was not provoked Inin ernturn s I... , , . . mny Is. maileil Hawkins' wife, from whom * haust pipe when he hit ■ , rf * , Mr the rule against testimony by a . r.' . the attack and that the el< pliant It ramr aluiut because one Pippin said, so he look dead aim |bad •>j» separated but not divorced. , pause in a criminal ra«e sprang . , ’ ,* Twentieth St. 1s In th# nawi Moses, himself partially blind had attacked other person*, on and shot the pipe free admitted he killed hit 5J year old sevrral occasions, ,.ry prr<l%trnt (n^tlnrtt nf ifveml rrn # ^ .. a H to a^Jinfonl Art. wife, lathi and their daughter.! He said the animal had an act Beds Plug Stoyane Turns Stale'. Evidence ,,ir|c, " . J . “ IT.^ I An accident at * o'clock last Frances, 36. who suffered from in which the stood on her head l nfortunalcl) for thr rnuvhlk VoMer l amilv l*f»cr ^LONDON (UPD—Russian*, who cerebral palsy. Police said he had , betide a eirrut performer, tiufthaml, thr wife turned •tatr,» nUrk Mid thU mlr mlfflit lie . . . > i . . 1 , . to two ears, but no Injuries to fha liv e been told lo cut down on been under a doctor's rare for a Shortly aflrr Ihe attack on hoanl of directors of the . . rvulenre snd testified against J, modified some day If reasnq _vtd. 1an*l drivers. rill.- /npHon of alcoholic beverag- nervous condition i . , „ . « i a . !/iyd of 1340 Dayton St . South him Among other things she con PM„ r|rnrr Hlrlatr but lb ,'|-irt B ' h.nilwr Slid. Clarence Noble, Sanforsl Negro, t i , ‘ .oday were urged to try a Mose* was quoted as saying he Bend. Ind , Dorothy was taken !*c " ,, not. dlvliirh , .It now ICO i, At this time we wish to espress was charged with failure to hava fested she herself was a ornsil new soft drink, "stoyane". Radio arose about 5 a m. feeling "nerv- hind Ihe circus and heavy chains prosii uoubl RICHMOND, Va. fllP D — *>ld lute both before and lfter Ihelr | | r pointed out that * husband " ur "I I mereh*nt». hit vehicle under control and driv» Moscow said Stoyane, made from ou* and upset." He said he went, were manacled to three of her ,, , .................. m.relaee lie poimesi oui in.ll ii ouioanu businessmen and*" 'be friend* who, a plant which grows in the Altai . , "r wife n»w may te.tlfv for each , inrp m , ,.rifanlia||„n (lavr r„n Ing while Inlotlcatrd. nffirer* to a woodshed at the rear of the legs .Glory . . flew almvr Virginias (apt Mountain*, is invigorating, in­ home and got a hammer. Hawkins was convicted of Vlo | other, already a modification of lri,„ltri, ,htlr ,in„. mtrrr,t an,| said hit ear, headed west on 2Mh, There the remains, staked to ,o1 opposite a separate but , creases resistance to illness and ,the old mlr Then hr added: money in aiding us in *11 our pro tlrtrrk one driven by John W. Motet said he went lo hi* wife s , the ground. Carey said an order f 'll,»l n**P” lr ,Martng the colors aharpen* the appetite Tlie hiilr rr*ton llie law ha* j , r|, which we have undertaken." Slaughter, traveling north on San­ bedroom where the was asleep front County Judge James Kirk 01 Virginia ford Are I refuted to pit wife against hut and hit bar on the left temple. She* land would be necessary before It was the ftr*t time the United fwo l.iys delivering newspaper* Mot Enough Money isn't nr husband against ivlfr In a screamed and fell to the floor, any action could be taken States flag was flown tlnre Gov 1ware hit l.y a car this morning us trial where lif- or lilmrty Is at HOLLYWOOD (UPD ( UPI» — Jo John ^ j)rr MNPraj _______________ J Lindsay Almond issued a pro e was a Iwlirf (hat such a , n . . ,‘ h*F u,,,c '*u" bU " n * ,,|<'>cle on Conte, matter of ceremonies of x|0lfi |a|,j clsniatton last week that he would fvoliey .s neee.var lo foster fam O r O U n d D r C O k l l i q Magnolia Ave. No charges wars Ihe defunct television show "Mat„ e mM hr „ len Halkr<J t0 hu ' H u n a i V T H lG V e S fl> ,hc ,U* r‘,Ul __3 brought aga.nsl the driver. WHI ily (ware, not onli for Ihe benefit inee Theater.' hat said $312,6.0 ,iMUgbter, room an(J , tnjck h e r ! . . . ^ 1 ' . I IIIC T C N er than place II at a lower height Officials <>f lirare Methodist |jam it being returned lo persona who aeveral tlmrs on Ihe head Then R n i H K.AIFOIID (UPD — A atale S an*l"rMMr^V'tai 1c Z ' Z ' Z IS ^ w * & £ C u rb M a r k e t *han the'Star* and Stripes, accord Hie lienrfll of the publ r a * , ..t . V ? 1 sauncan ami Jinimy contributed the money to revive he went lo the home of mortician pruon guard wa* slashedI in. the for ....ii |Immediately. The sueress nf j |„|,nMin. Die accident wa* reIhe program. Conle said Ihe cam­ Robert Dft.br and told him his I '" " ™ thieve* helped litem Hit decision set off a storm of Hiruat with a fmekel knife by a w * l "*" " ' u!' ! ^ } r Mr.- j / a . CookV230S selves to black eyed peat, ham controversy. Monday, Almond sai I prisoner who tried lo escape. paign fell far short of the one tm| ,|,u|-hler wrre dead "b’uch t H-lirf ha. never i<en |fin early «<*n*uuc|ton Magnolia Ave. at 6:30 a. m. million dollar goal corn, butler, elgar* and candy |(lp wou|,j rflurn the American flag prison olfirlalt reported today. unreasonable and is noi now " Wayne Thnnipaon, <hivirm*n «f ; list night when the French Ave. l)Ul a p,,|p 0f ^ , 1 hf |tkl a, u„ Guard l.t. K. D Conner was — ----------------ihe drive announced th»t pledges llir tlir ln v Zarubin Ih Dead curb^ market at Fifth SI. was en oppo, lte en^> wou|^ ^e,, thr \ ,r lalm m Rradford County Hoapiial p j OOf^C) Jin*l irift« iiM.ilifiir 511.G27 M Hutt ^ ■ “ |Jl H I l i r i n i l l i y MOSCOW (UPD — Deputy For­ (ered through a hark door. al nearby utarkr afler a run-in i lien received, with all reports not VATICAN CITY (UPD Pope glnia color*. eign Minister Georgi Zsruhln. Investigating officers, who were 'll Rntwrt Kuhat, 21, of t birago. let in Ground l>rc.'tking ,-eremon- John XXIII nliserved hit 77t'i Almond's change nf plans cam. former Soviet ambassador lo thr Irailed early this morning by Troy , , , Atsl Supt. I.. J. Swann said Ku ' Tea will >-* held on thr church sib* birthday today witli prayer and il I p. n Surelay. I meditation in Ida private chapel. Longwood Cilltan'a league will j L’ldUd States. Cireaf llrllain and |Glenn Richardson, said thal Iletters 'ixairrd 'into his'office* dur ! *'** * Hacked Conner while the sponsor a political rally tonight |^*n»da. died today al the age of on Ihe door had hern eol prev thp Meekrnd msnr nf them k:ua,t^ wa* driving him lo Ihe LORING AIR FORCE BASE. a l l in thP city park. Fifteen «re|Mliously and not repaired. nrote.ilnc his flvine of ihe Vie (,’ J' n Iprison Monday. Swann said Maine lUPIl — f ive airmen were t two for 1 1 1 .......... ■ ■■■■■ !■ an i ■ .■ ... ■' — ! * _. 1 1.4 running for lo<MI town council, gmla flag alone.# ■ Kubal feigned Illness at Ihe pri-1|killed loday when a Jet Strain town dark, two for tag collector , ., . . . s**n dairy and Conner was sent In, {tanker crashed and burned al this Almond said he hope* lo have k lhp fonv4c, and three for mayor. ! airbase while praelleinr "touchsecond flag pole* erecled in front w ||(|r bsndeuffcsl in the rear nf The candidates will be Introduc­ of uthrr ‘ tale buildings so that hp „ Kubl, .||P|ed|y ,1rpw. , l and go" landings. Two men sured Sy Joseph Kogtro. league M h lags may be flown at equal kmfr anH ,u l , ^ r| , am, Ii vlvrd president. The election will he It was llir second such mishap height h0d Dee. 'J. then jumped from the car and at Ibis northern Maine airfield ran hutial. serving sonir 43 years wiilun four days A 1147 crashed fm armed robbery and rsrape, was iaught a few minutes later. on takeoff Saturday, killing four The firehouse at Lake Mary will Ihope* lo encloao the firehouse by iirsm rn from a base al Orlando, go up. At a victory meeting ye»-'*b,> ,,K* ,b* T**rFI* J. Q. i.slim i Galloway. Semi led Seminole County but the local Offietra of the I^ke Mary VoL T»ic air forte said Hist Capl tenlay afternoon. Mi*. W. E The City Clerk reported this nole County constable, today ere-1official* said they knew nothing DEI.AND U 'P lk - J. C. Dike unteer Fire Department congratHerman 1 Dosrnliarh. 75, and T. .i . . ... ».. . , . morning that only two absentee dlted a slory In The Sanford Her-j about a breaking and mitring Maries A. sur-, " . ............... former slave and oldest ciliren m J q P l o n n i l l Q B o G f d * hr*'“ * Hnlselaw, 31. ” *"* 1 “ . ulated th# chairman of the fund ballots have been east in the city •Id with the apprehenion of five here announced that cuntriMution* to- drive ami all the members of tho 3 *vived l<xfay > crash election. Dec. 2, for city commls- boy* who confessed lo a charge of But Galloway was on the scene IVolusia County, died here Monday v Sanford r.urie will play a Tlir three million dollar KCI35 ward Ihe building t»iale>l $1,- committees who worked for Its breaking and entering Carter's and broke Into the conversation. *1 Ihe age of III. He would have part in the plans for the new ba<| uien off at 1:13 a m. and 1197.32. sioner. lueeess, Mr*. Alice Ivera, aeerebeen 112 Christmas Eve The election will he a run off Shoe store Sunday The coni table and Capl. Arnold •talc headquarteroffice buildj had iwen practicing touch and Richard Krr. rh,.irman of lh -' Un'' 'h*1 h "r" u,d *w impo*. Luke, a familiar figure at the W vetn Joe Raker and M. L. The boya. Billy Gordon Griffis, Williams of the Sanford Police ng of Hie Florida Nurses Assocla 'g o landing* and iakeoff* It ,i„1|i,iu. _____{........... . sible to personally thank all eon(Sonny) Rabom Jr. Absentee bal­ H; William Robert MrCrae. 17; drove to Orlando and brought the .courthouse hrre^. was born a slave tion I V headquarter‘ » bin ding committee, said at th* trlbuU, „ t ,„lt th#lr n. m„ hav# will I* i era .lied at 7 27 am. at approal Marion William Thornton. 17 and five young men back to Sanford. ,n ,-00*■ County, Ala loting closes Friday. t.udl in Orlando during 1939. ! matrly the same plare as Salur- meeting that the building will lie been entered In the minutas. Both candidate* srtre spectrtors two Juven.les. 16 and 14, were where they were booked al the1 ---- ------ -------------rectcd with these roiitributiona. A social evening i* planned up­ Mr# France* McDougal is a'day a Jet IwmlK-r. at Ihe City Commission meeting lodged In the Seminole County police station and transferred to W ife Outdraw, Him Additional funds will be required on Completion of th* building—lh. n>rml>er of the Rullding Fund and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Jail today after Galloway told last night. lo finish th* interior and furnl.h fire engine will I* rolled out, and . . . htld Udia.VWOOD -.U P I, - Fast f lan. Commit*, o f the A««cia ! j q { ( ) f ‘ I n f l u e n c e ’ tha Orlando Sheriff* Department % r E . J& r the kitchen and lavatories. thole who helped in any way will m i l. ,,on• < ,be w,R attend a meeting in that ba had read a Herald story under $100 bond; the younger will draw eapert Arvo, OJala. who „ rllndo Krtd|) wh<n nuftft % m WASHINGTON (UPD - Chair­ Business establishments in San­ com. to inspect its new home. ■bout a brvakinr and entering in be turned over to Juvenile authori­ tearnrri xunmanihlp to luch ur»t th# rorrtnietton of tht man James R. Durfre of Ihe ford and l«k t Mary have donated William E. Gray, president of Sanford. ties for further action. All are rrn hrror* ai lluch O'Drlm. lays hr**df|utiitr8. Civil Aeronautic* Hoard said lo­ material* toward the building, ta ­ Ihe Department, thanked The Partly timid) through Wednes­ Official* in Brevard County had from Starke. women are more adept at thr art p|»ns will also be made for a day Ihe luard received a total of bor ha* been furnished by volun­ Sanford Herald for its cos trig* day. Continued warm. High today pUkad up Ihe boya for inv-estiga-1 Galloway ha* the evidence in hi* than men. workshop Jan 6-9 In Orlando. The "four voltimr*" of letters attempt­ teer*. Already the foundation, of th* fund drive. "Th* solicitor* U M. low tonight U to H . Uan on ■ similar charga; then possession; eleven and a half pairs *'My own wife beats my own ^orkshop will be attended by rep­ ing to influence its decision In the floor, rough plumbing and 25 per found that everyone was familiar In snag wtada Id ta ]$ tunad them over to Orlindo of shoes and a leather Jacket, all record by a few seconds," OJala Iresentatlves from the Aiaoeiationa 1956 New York • Miami gold coast cent of th* block wall* have been with th* purpose of tbft drive a% Orlaado official* call-1 taken from Carter's Shoe Store reported with pride. 1.14 district*. route rase. built. Th* building committee they made their rouod*," he eald. Committee Of 100 To Hear Staubitz Elephant Crushes Man To Death; Act Called Deliberate To Murder Family ESP, Longwood C of C _ U e j. W ife Can't T e stify A gainst Husband Com1p!e,e5i rot ! 1 Cars Collide; Boys :0n Bicycle Are Hit Old Glory Flying In Richmond Again get’'dale* K*,r mh0" ',0 ,r'"" r nr \ hr ' "n,",h; , S' Con Slashes Guard; In Escape Attempt ipoii! Longwood To Hear Candidates Speak Weather ';f,"onh"*fMnr- -S Methodists Slate In Crash Of Plane Lake M ary Fire Engine Herald Story Helps Nab 2 Absentee Ballots Cast In Sanford 1 Five In Store Burglary Assured Of New Building Former Slave 111 Dies In Volusia Nurse Is Named �• - —— cience M ay W in B attle Quotable Quotes Over Hated Cockroaches NEW YOHK (CPI) - There It DDT and the other organic In-1 a new pouibtlit)' of acicncr win- »ectltide* kill by addins Ingredltine a total victory over certain ,0 * " ch.mlain»ect». including that prime and bindl,. L.nh, pp|l). |n,tct ' rhralU. acemlnfly unconquerable peat, try adapti to the addrd Ingredl the cockroach. entt and eventually linea of in The new weapon ictm> to kill! sects emerfe which are Immune Intectt by phyaical rather than to what uaed to kill them, hut chemiral meant If that It to. in- meanwhile people, blrdi, fish, aeclt won’t be able lu team to and other creatures are endanthe with it as many hate learned gered. to live with DDT and other polSilica In any form It notably tonoui Imeetleidca. It alto meant non poixunoui. The silica powder people won't accidentally poison hat been In uae for a long time themieltei while exterminating »» • filler or dilutlns lubitanee Intectt fur retina and other matcrtali. The nrw weapon It a kind of Dr. Waltrr Kbeling of the Uniter•and. Add two oaygrn atomt to aity of California discovered by the molreula of silicon, which It accident that it *wai an insect one of the moat abundant of the killer, rlrmrnti, and you hate lilies. SUBJECT MONEY ~ Cliff MtKibbin, left, and Tom Mc­ Donald enjfUKe In a little friendly "horseplay" a* McKibbln, fund chairman f«»r the annual Christmas parade, puts the •’touch" on McDonald, Jnycce finance chairman. (H erald S ta ff P hoto) ;J ,;r S s n i'^ S d S .* !: Countries Paying T r u e T h a n k s g iv in g tandi and rocks. Now. toy with I n n J I h n L ir tillca In technically caiy wayi. L e n Q - L G Q S e U e D t S and you base an extremely line WASHINGTON (UPlI — Pretl powder which it aggreniscly dent Eisenhower has reported greedy for moisture. that most foreign countries are Draws Body Moisture making scheduled payments nn An Insect walks over a sprinkle their World War II lend lease ob of that powder and very soon ligations thereafter It it dead. Science In hi* 3»th report to Congress doesn't yet know positively why. on the lend lease operations, the but the best theory is that the President disclosed Monday that powder draws moisture out of its as of Dec. 31, 1937, the foreign body. That's aa physical a way governments had repaid the Unitof killing as swatting, but it's in ed Slate* S443.34M73 of their totat II.ST7.S70.TJJ obligations finitely easier. United Prett lateraaliosai WASHINGTON—Vice rreildent Richard M. Nixon, on reports Communist* hate urged he be giten a "South American type” welcome to Drltain: "I expect to find a friendly welcome from the traditionally hospitable British people." Salad Tips Given At HD Club Meet i OAKLAND. Calif. tU P Ii- This will he old timer'* night at the Oakland Auditorium where Bobo Olion and Paddy Young, who oV r knew brighter day*, meet again In a battle to thaw they aren't bas-beeni. Both middleweight* launched a comeback laat month with Olion stopping Don Grant hera in the seventh round after Young tea* held to a draw in New York by Otit Woodard. The worst American train w r«k ATLANTA—Governor elect Van­ took 101 live* near NaihvflR, diver. on a U.S Supreme Court Tenn. on July *, 19U. ruling that upholds Alabama's pu­ pil placement law "on ill fact": "This ruling hai held only that the Alabama . . . law it 'valid on ita face,' which means that when the law la, applied to preserve segregation, it will fall at the hands of the members of the same court who today upheld it." cfjaduiA PLANNING FOR PARADE — ’ihcae three Jay cent gn over plana for the annual Christmas parade, scheduled Dec. C. Seated Is Harold Scott, chairman o f the judges stand. Standing are John Alexander (left), jiarade advisor, iind K. C. Harper Jr., member of the judges stand com­ mittee. (Herald Staff Photo) Would you like to learn tB be an expert typist at home? Have you a child above the fifth grade who would like tn learn to be an export typiat «t home? If CINCINNATI - The Rev. Mau-; so wo have just the thing rice McCrackin, on being convic-1 PARIS (UPI)—Premier Charles Sunday and expert* predicted the ted of contempt of court and sent for you In n now 10-dn( de Gaulle emerged today as the UN'R would ha.e around 130 teals to Jail because he refused to pay main balance wheel of a new Na- in (he new assembly after next Income taxes which he laid would Typing Course. Tne lesson Uonal Aa.embly expected to be Sunday's second round of voting. he used partly to buy arm­ nre on records, 4 long-playoverwhelmingly right-wing. Willi the support of the 71 depu ament*: Ing records together with a De Gaulle has been accused by ll*» from Algeria—almost alt of "I have no fear of Mil. I feet Communists and other left-wing "bom are expected to be lar that morally 1 am not In con-1 complete instruction book. elements of going all out for a ; right wingers—the UNR will fo-m tempt of court, 3laybe I can do With this course and an right-wing regime, but election re by far the targes: parliamentary i aome good for people while I'm suits Indicate hit views are far-. bloc. in Jail." ordinary jihonograph the ther to the left than those of most lessons and Instructions members of tha new cabinet. Brundage Favors Riggest winner In the first are just as if a IcschoQ BY BKV. B. II. SPEAR Jit., like Incense, and the mut arising Oiurrb of the Natarene from the riser look* like the THINK AND THANK smoke of a morning larrlftrr. Oh In the old Anglo Saxon thankful- that you and I might think during nets and Ihlnkfulnett mean the this autumn feitisal and respond aame thin*. The two word* differ- with thanki; that esery word of -log only in one vowel, have the our lip* and every action of our aame derivation. If we think, we Uses might uller earnest notes of cannot but thank. Therefore every thanksgiving until. Whether >c day ought to be a day of thanki- rat or drink, or uhilmetrr ye do, giving for the common mercies do all to the glory of God." .. , , , "When thou bait truly thanked We should not need to *••* a jj,y blind man led by hla faithful dog For esrry blessing scot; before we begin to think of what a grand thing it la to have eye­ Rut little time will then remain For murmur or lament." sight. We should not need to see someone afflicted with St. Yltus'a dance before vie are rrady to lly MARIAS' K. JONES behooves ut to think kindly and round of Ihe elections was the thank God for the control of our The Home Demonxtratiun Club patriotically of our forefathers Union for the New Republic physical energies. We should not met at tbe home of Mrs. Charles who founded our great nation, (UNR), a party set up by am­ need to see some wounded man Lee on Lake Charm Friday room­ especially in timet like these. bitious Information Minister Jar-1 ing (Nov. 21) at 0:30 a.m. with The skit, under the direction of quet Soustelle a few months ago. UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (UPI) Mr*. Lynn Moiter, president, fn Jtr*. I'aul Miklcr, den mother, was ° n. ^ n - U- ~ Thf •! nation U. N. political up. before we learn to think cl 11barge. presented In thr form of a radio right Gaulllit platform and won committee open* debate today on What a grand thing God does for; Kn|nk 8n(ll, Jr# airrctor. much support from Irenchmen' A demonstration of aalad mak­ broadcast. Hr* Clout* acted as an­ Cy pros. who regard the general as the « grneral manager of the Honda ing was given by Mrs. W. W. nouncer. Three resolutions, submitted by of our limbi. We should never be Coca-Cola Ilot tling Co , Jackson­ (Hetrick and Mrs. Robert lee on Turk,,. ^ A report was given by the boys man who saved Ihe nation from ,lrjtJlln firMfe ■o ’ Insensitive to our blessings ville, was elected president of the dessert salads and main dish sal­ civil war last May and June. three parties to the bitter dispute on thalr activities for the month. that only the scenes of other's Only 42 nf the 4U deputies from American Itottters of Carbonated ads. Ilolh Mr*. Iiirlrick and Mrs. the Strditerranran Island, misfortunes can louse ut to think lleverages at the annual conven­ Robert Lee recently attended a A irport on a visit to the polls and Metropolitan France were elected |over » fMt M orr |h<> comn,mr. city jail was given by Hilly Mik•ad thank tion of the national association salad making demonstration con­ ter and IJerry Neely. Uviedo'c fire­ The llrllixh proposal asked I N. As the ox grates In the pasture . .. , ... , . ducted b>- a state consultant. fighting equipment was adequate!/ Kuna In The Family blrtting fur Hi seven year plan up to iU eyes In clover, yet never, UnHc cVlr Six members of the Oviedo explained by David Evan*. Bobby calling for Greek and Turkiih co­ thinking who made the clover. "y HOLLYWOOD —(UPI) The The annual convention of the Rome Demonstration Club last Lee and Charles Evans. Hill Wol­ operation *u. c-nine ;he island. and a* the bird picks lip the worm four-year old ton of Dinah Shore The Grrek resolution, submilled from the furrow, not knowing that American Rolllcrs of Carbonated »eek attended a workshop in San- cott gave an interesting talk on and George Montgomery has ap­ it D God who makra everything, Revenges, nailontl association of (°"1 at the Home Demonitration the Ixiy-a’ visit to the fust Office. plied for a work permit to Join last Saturday, urgrd creation of a Arthur Evans substituted for five nation good offices committee from the animal-cult In the so<| the soft drink Industry,was held •l»idsf-. where the making of alumhla celebrated family in show busi­ to work for complete independ­ to the seraph on the throne, so In conjunction with the I9J» In - '"um tray*, pictures using dried Thad f.lngo at den chief, II* ted ness. ence of the island. we aometlmca go on rating, drink trrnatlonal So(t Drink Industry - materials and picture mad* from In a "Hlg lluwl" at the completion Young John Montgomery will In* ~ari(Yrniorin/wllhout think Ekposltlon. The industry show, at- 1fabrics at well at the making of of the program. The Turkish proposal asked make hit debut on hli falhrr'i £** and thanking. tended by BSO® convenllnn dele|C<»PPer ptetures wav featured. TheThose receiving awatdt for tiie that thr solution to thr problem TV scries, "Cimarron City," to be I have indltftr- **'**• rate*, ® occupied aome four four acre* ava compared our indltfrr<‘vupicd some a c r e| ,’■?* ™ attending Included '" r1,uora1 Mrs. nra. W. n . rp,. month wera at follows: Hobby Leo. shown Dec. 20. Ilia 10 year old tl*-> be tell to the three nations InEra. Robert Lee, Mrs. W. Arthur and David Evans, allvrr ar­ voited. Although thr Turkish res­ ante to the brute: but perhaps i"* “ Mbit *P»ce at the mammothi ‘ • wronged the IxrutcT I do Atlantic City Convention Hall. JJ. DU!tick, Mr*. Howard Hunt. row; Hr* (Tunis, Billy Miklrr, trr. Melissa, recently made her olution does not say so, the Turks I bav___ debut on the Danny Thuinat TV ... , that, u . . _____ - ... <„..u , rrxident nf Jacksonville i . . t ____ ii. Mrs. Hob Cameron amt Mrs. L. G. service stars; Hilly Miklcr ami have been pushing for partition not know. but among it* other Snell, a .. show. of the island. David Evans, Honor Cub*. instincts. It may have an instinct since IMO, has been a member t bywhich IIrecognizes the divine of the association'* Executive *',r members, who brought »*ndThe naw member, Gilbert Voigt, f ’ n n u f r t l f t i n n V n l i i n So many tuurista get their cart hand thatfeed* It. The cow that lloaul since 19J0, As president.,or lunch, enjoyed the*# with a* wi-Ieomid Into the Pack tn a VAHlBirULIIOIl VBIUe stands under the willow by the be will head one of the largest **'*,'C prrparcd at the meeting novel Induction Ceremony by the' ITHACA, N. Y. tUPIi — The stuck in the land of Cocoa Beach, water-course, chewing Itscud,! national trade association’* In the and coffee served by Mrs. Charles Cubmaster. Thice -likes and a New York Stale School of Indus Fla., while they're watching mis­ looks very thankful; and who can country. Thr ARC'D, with head **rrrop. illustrated the part that thr trial and Labor Relations at Cor siles being launched from nrarby tell how much the bird means by quarters In Washington, f). C\. Is Mr* Myrtle Wilton. Home Dem­ boy and l«th hit parsnts play In nell University estimates the total Capc Canaveral that civilians its tong? Ibe ofticlal representative of the j onelratlun Agent, of Sanford, was the Cub Scout piogram. Hill Wol value of private and public con equipped with jeeps do a thriving The aroma of Ihe flowrrt smells more than 3,000 twilling plants a guest at the meeting. C«tt gave the welcoming hand atrucllon in the U. S at 63 billion businesi towing out the autm at —- ' ---- ------- — " 1and warchouie points In the U. S .,1 Those attending, in addlllon tn shake to Gilbert Voigt, who w a s dollar*, <13 a piece. covering some I.Wsj cltlea. Its iIbe ones demonstrating salads snd alio presented with a Bobcat pin. Imembership produces over 90 per the hostess ware: Mr*. F. W. Mr A game, "Thr Old Witch Jt cent of the total volume of soft Call. Mrs. Lynn Mosisr, Mrs. W. Dead," was played by the buys. 'drinks manufactured In the U. S. P. (,'aiter. Mr*. E. G. Cro*l, Mis. Tu typify the theme tor the nrxt Horn m In Muncle, “Indiana, Ilia ROME (U P I)- Premier AminH»rn "ten*. l"° M r/w iD en *’ ,lm U *‘ month, each of the boys were ask tore Fanfanl called a cabinet Sn*U family moved to Florida in ' iV A w ..a. cJ ,u S ' " ,vel> 0M » SI* unite mealing today to examine a vvave 1191®- Frank Snell. Jr., attended hum* nf Mr ami llrx Hex *n,f *° h*l’Py_, ii r m__ __ - 1—.r i.-t-M 1.r Ilir Miami Srhonl home O‘I ‘,V|r. *nu __ , of andl 1nuu libor union .u deIhe ....................w*.. Miami Senior -Senior lllah H!|h Irlint® School anti and ■ . ' ®e no™' V Sirs. lh, ll*X i ‘ Refreshment* w.r. ..rv«d by OI strikes r i anu umuu _____at_________________ a_____• .......... I lint I !n itt.r a llH *v# M ia m i Ixxe-rxllv* It-W M * M l IHO *C tnt V l in t a^U« . . , _ , T' mandt that threatened to para-1 the University of Miami, locally, ark meet for the Ov.edu ' lr « » • Llnnte. a.tiftcd h, Tlyre the nation'* entire etonomy. ihnell has tieen one of Jackson V™ • ™ „w..t II« *« “ «»• Troop No. 243. «Mn.retin*. ® •n<l R*» '-loBU' following •• At VL' <Ka> n u m v . n l Italy l l a l v .U I k .f*ied|vlile* f a . x '.I r l x\illl.l l f *. f ll Olt .active ant ln h f. riilfen. C 111 / 1*D » Ilf At the ...... moment moil clUieni lie K i(JwJ Gab-M 0, r the -with nation-wide tlrike* by rall-jis a past prriident of the Ja-k- tha Hireling, which war uptnrd 'way, post office, telephone, tele-1tonville Touritt and Convention a flag salute, .graph, shipping, dock, and state Uureau. J.ckaoavllle Rotary Club, nn„ uncin, the ihrme U). mc ,u. rr .announcing fur .employe*. Including gasoline re snd the Gator Bowl A.aoclation. )fftm()cr lbc Cubm, „ cr :Hnery worker*, and newspaper |IncInouactd that the December meet•reporter*. All demand h i g h e r ' Hu election to Ihe presidency (n. w,u ^ comhinc<t with a DECATUR. Ga <tPI) - Fred 'wage* to match the increase in nf the Amrricsn Bottlers of Uar Ii’hftataa parly on December II. the cost of living. bon ated Beverage* Is a highlight K„ nt lhtn c(Iwi hlghliglilt Coprlaml't Alatksn malemutes in hit long and successful career <ron, , h, ,lf< of p ^ .r . have become true Southerners. The dogs pull their matter'* in one of America's major food veil, whu was born one hundred ihlldren in a wagon, responding producing imluilriri. veart agu and "h o is famuui (or tn a cry ot "grit . grill," Instead long a great nulduuitinan at ol the "muih. muth" to which well at a rouragrouf pietident. their ancestors were accustomed. TOKYO (UPI)—Typhoon Nancy Tht group wa* reminded that U Oviedo Olson And Young To Battle Tonight De Gaulle Emerges As Balance Wheel WASHINGTON—Rep. John Ta­ ber (R.N .Y.), expressing confi­ dence the Democrat* won't go on a big spending spree In the next Congress: * There is going to tic a lot of disappointment on the part of the Trtasury raiders." » UN Opens Debate Terms On Cyprus Probem Soft Drink Group s r s A r - s s t - W ! Elects Frank Snell Of 6 Years NEWARK. N. J. IUPI>— For­ mer U S. Budgrt Director Perdvat F. Brundage recommended Monday night that the elective ttrmi of the president, vice presi­ dent amt congressmen be extended to six years to relieve politi­ cal pressure In government Brundage laid if this method were adopted, "we would really have a donny brook every six year*, but during the other five 1 think we might get more atten­ tion to buslneas ami leu influence exerted by pressure group* and politicians." nrundage mad* tbe comment in a prepared speech before the 2Slh annual meeting of the New Jer­ sey Taxpayers Association here. HERTZ WHAT A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR FA 2 -7 7 2 3 Evenin'** FA 2-7300 THE WHOLE FAMILY. HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. HHr*'E»fR.1 <T.1/ Z a |(l. This $23.93 Typing Course with instruction book an^ records nre given ABSO­ LUTELY FREE with tha ptirchHsv of any Smith Corona Portable T y p e writer either manual or electric. Call us or drop In for • demonstration. t- CALI* Vic Rubc.b, were right at your elbow. 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Its sound engineering give* you spacious six-pasaengtr room without useless length, lu four new reileage.minded engines include a thrifty six and spirited new V-8 that uses regular god See the ear that make* history by making sense. At your Edse) dealer now. EDSEL DIVISION • FORD MOTOR COMPANY I * Ph. FA 2-4884 �III ^ ^ N o v J M O S g -^ c e S # ,„ r orb frra ffi ; W o m a n ’s P a g e Eliiabclh Aihby. f f o u u 'i L'dltor Wedding 'N e w c o m e rs V isite d Is Planned W e lc o m e W agon Local Chapter O f Eastern Star % Phone FA I HI I Has Memorial Service Thursday Mr. and Mr*. Guy C. Warmack I Several newcomer* to Sanford Cdr. and Mr* If. S Moore, v v ■sr~ announce the encasement and ap have received call* from the Wei* with their »on Corey and daugh­ Seminole Chapter No. ?. O. E |Above thecron w** a large the Chaplain, who after speaking •r proaching marriage of their, come Wagon recently. The new ter*. Valerie and Nancy, have IS., held a memorial service on open bible. A vase of pink rose* briefly, knelt at the aRar while daughter, Claudia I.uelle. to Sanford resident* may be your ° I-ranee. 1 '* ° ? ' Cdr. T sMoore ,,0UrIs, hers LhUrV'P V nlni / ? r ,h0M? mfm I •"*»» >m*ll James Larry Blythe. »on of Mr. j neighbor*. duty i‘in who have died. _____ «"«» A______ , . j white chry.anthe _ _ ; Mr*. Pfrifauf sang The Lonfa ‘ r Prayer. and Mr* Jame* M Blythe. Mr. and Mr*. D. W. Caiwell stationed at the Air Station here. •*• Chapter Room decorations were mum* decorated the secretary's Forty six member* and visitors The wedding will take place De- I and daughter Sue Anna have mov- They arc from Palo Alto. Cal. in keeping with the solemn oeca- desk. cemlier 21 at 3 p. m. at the Flnt ed here from Jamestown. R. I. The lights were dimmed as the attended the meeting. Three flnt Mr. and Mr*. M.J. Sorokow»ky. I»lon. having In the West a pedesMethodist Church in Sanford All Lt. Caiwill is stationed at SNAS with their daughter* Diana and tal hanked with tall while glads! r’,flrpr* m*rched In to form a time visitors from other states friend* of the eouple are invited Mr. and Mr*. Dick Cook are Mary Lynn. ar«* new home owner* i and holding a large open b i b l r . J heart *n *hc Wc*t. The altar was were introduced and welcomed by to the wedding and to the recep 1newcomer* in this area. Mr. Cook in Sanford. Mr. Sorokm**ky if At Ihe foot of the dais in the Fast ,lr»P«l »ml » *rem wreath placed the Worthy Patron. lion which will follow in McKinley •» retired. The Cook* hail from with the Nrhi Bottling Cl. here stood a styrafoam cross drrorat around the hihlr As the sccrcThe birthday guests of the Halt. Detroit, Mich. and their homrtnwn it Norfolk, ed with one pink ro*e In Ihe cen* tary, standing at the altar, read month were Mr*. Emma Yout«, Mis* Warmack i* a student at Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Harkins ter and green fern at the foot. the scroll of the departed, the Mr*. Lucy Courier. Mr*. Beulah Seminole High School and is cm- with their children Tony and Boh Conductress and Associate Con­ Moye. and the Worthy Patron, Lployed by Hogue's 5A10 Store. have moved to Sanford from ductress placed a satin rote for T. Sheppard. Mr. Blythe graduated from Sem* i Jacksonville. Mr. Harkin* I* cmrach name in a latgc styrafoam The Worthy Matron, Mr*. Mae I heart. Inole High School. He Is attending Pl°y*d in Orlando Sheppard, announced plans for Orlando Junior College and l» Mr. and Mr*. Wilson Robinson "Beyond the Sunset" was »ung the Thanksgiving gift for the Ma­ affiliated with hi* father at Blythe *hclr four children have mov |by Mr*. Eloite Pfelfauf and the sonic Home. It was voted also <•<1 here from Oakland. Cal. Mr*. officers resumed their places in l> Join with other Florida Chap* Motor Line*. Robinson, the former Miss John­ the heart foimalion. The Worthy t/r* In sending to Ihe Masonic nie Mae Bowen, is returning to Matron and Associate .Matron ap­ Home gaily wrapped gift* to be Sanford after an absence of 10 proached the altar to place lighted presented from * big tree on candle* on csch side of the hihlr Christmas morning, {p Q A A O H jC lL i years. Mr. and Mr* W. T. Finney are and reverently rented John 11; | The Thanksgiving motif of tur­ newcomer* from Washington, D. 13. Their place was taken by key*. autumn leaves and overflow­ Russell and Joyce Benton anil ' c , \ir Kmr.*y i* retired. ing cornucopia* set the theme in Kva Spear*, graduate* of Semi-1-I—!— 1------- ------------------ 1 the dining room, where pumpkin nole High School, will spend the pie and roffee wjs* served after Thanksgiving holiday* with their jo c o the meeting. parents They are student* at FrFlection of officers and Initia­ a »kine College in Due West, S. C. tion will be held at the next meet­ PFC Marshall C. Tills* will re­ ing, December 4. turn tomorrow to Upper Marborn, Md , where he i* with the Radar and Mislle Battalion. He has been "THE UTMOST WE CAN visiting hi* mother. Mrs Rebecca TVr.SUAT TUESDAY Tlllis. here fer the past two HOPE FOR IN THIS weeks The Pioneer Fellowship of the The Past Noble Grand* of the Mrs. Helen MrMullan *pent last First Presbyterian Church will llrhekah laidge will meet with WORLD IS week in DcLand with her brother meet at 6 p. m. Mr*. Beula Thornton on Magnolia and Id* wife. Mr. and Mr* C. W. ... . , CONTENTMENT" Ave. at a p m. Tale She attended ihe Diamond! Education Worker* Two golden brown birds on the merrymaking every half hour In The Setttinnle County Evening — •Auth^r'D fulnw — Jubilee at Stetson with her daugii ‘ "nference and Thank.gislng Din Ihe Fint table double the fun of holiday baste the bird in the oven. Thrifty Home Demonstration Club will MISS CLAUDIA LUKI.LK WARMACK h o ! ner . will ter, Miss Helen MrMullan, w ------„ . . be ...held . at . . dinner. For Ihe price of one large Life ttcent* to be a can* broiler fryer* or chickens for meet at the renter at 7; 30 p. m. (Photo by Bergstrom) is a senior there. Helen and * rrsbytcrlan Ihurch at 7 p. m. bird, two surrulrnt young roast Gert Breen, her roommate, spent ltlc cru*ad»r Choir of the First chickens provide double Ihe num­ roasting arc so juicy that no bast Mr*. R. It. Forties will give a tniuniin /struggle. An soon the past weekend In Sanford with church will practice at 7 ber of drumsticks In half the Ing is required. Simply brush demonstration on salads and gar­ nit wc leuvo Mother’s pronishes. Mr*. MrMullan at her Sanford p m tactive womb wo cry for cooking time. A* an added attrac­ with butter at the start. \senue home. The Seminole High Sehiail PTA our food nnd from then on tion. earh rhirkrn ran he stuffed Hnast Muffed Chicken Mr. and Mr*. Bill Blount. BarThe Men * Brotherhood of the will meet at * p. m. A movie try our liest to securo the l ti , a ow, ipent the weekend here with [ First Baptist Churrh will have with a different kind of dressing. 2 young roasting chickens "Yost and Your Family" will he No longer does Ihe, rook to Mr*. Grace Blount, who has rec- it* supper meeting and program , , have kn 1 teaspoon salt, divided shown. Plans for Ihe high school necessities of rxistertee, •ntly purchased a home In San- at the church at 7 P m. This *•«»• lhp •>•*" «» «*» * plus sumo happiness. 2 tablespoons softened butter, festival will he discussed. day dinner started or leave Ihe ford. Mrs. Blount is the sister of!Is Indies Night and wives of the shortening or salad nit Mrs. Roby Lalng. , members arc invited. Those who live content­ Wash chickens in cold, running Mis* Marilyn Calhoun was hon- on Dee. 20. For Ihe luncheon she Mr. and Mr*. Lynn Whrlchcl WEDNESDAY ed lives nro fortunstA. w®rrd with a bridal luncheon Sat- worr * navy blue embroidered silk rod children. Henry and Susan, water, pat dry inside and out with Wise men teseh that con­ ;urday given for her by Mrs Ar* wi,h rr<1 »rrr»«orie*. An ipent the weekend visiting Mr. [ The Senior High Choir of the i paper toweling. Sprinkle each Presbyterian Church will I f _ / / _ I / tentment comes from rocavity with t» teaspoon of the -thur Beckwith Sr. and Mr. Ar C° r,aBC com',,rm^n,c<, * * md Mrs. Tom O'Conner and the, y-lr„ high Whelchfls. The Lynn Whel- meet for supper at « p. m. and l l O i C l S L i i n C l l G O n salt Fill neck easily lightly with ;ihtir Beckwith Jr. at '4e home ligioits belief, living in f0r rehearsal at * 30 p. m. •of the former. A rp" ' * hl,psreen eolot •Vis are from Miami. favorite stuffing Hook wing lip rordanee with the Golden Col. and Mrs S. G. Harriman I Mis. Calhoun will become the *rhpme predominated in the par Mrs C. R Cary. Tampa ssasjtnto hark to hold neck skin; If •fl yesterday for Fort Lauder-1 The Chancel Choir of the ririt honored al a covered dish lunch •wife of Dean Hanson. Bellevlew. l> room decorations. An arrant*. Rule nnd enjoying good skin is short, fasten with skrwer. .---------------------------- .------------------ ment of red and white chrysan­ tale sshere they will spend a week Presbyterian Churrh will meet for eon Saturday hy the Sanford Story j Fill body easily with stuffing; Grace K. Bishop, Sanford, be­ health. Isiting cousins of Mrs. Ilarrl-: rehearsal at 7 3n p. nt. themums was used. The mantl< League. Mrs Cary is the district tie legs together with string, thrn came Ihe wife of Verne J. Spendheld greenery and white mum' ian » This is the first time Mrs^ Training I'nion sup|ier and of- president of the league Other tie legs and tail together Itub love. also o f Sanford, on Nov. Our work m a pharma­ with tall white taper* placed a' tarriman ha. .pent Thanksgiving conference at the First Bap out of town guests were Mr* J. entire body of rach rhlcken with la at 11 a. m. in the First Prescist Is dedicated to your either end. ith member, of her family In , u , Church „ p m. F. Shinholser and Mr*. II S. I tablespoon softened butler or hytrrian Church. Rev. A. G. MeThe bridal motif vva* apparen i number of years. Prince shortening, or brush with salad lnnls performed Ihe single ring better health. It is our priv­ at the First Mrs. Lrora Goltseher, Cleveland. Prayer Meeting A program on Ihe Florid* of oil Place thickens on rark In ceremony. In Ihe rentcrploee ami place card* ilege to supply Hi* medi­ Audubon. Lanier, and Foster ssas shallow roasting pan. Roast In a The bride was given In marThe honore<-\ chair vva* marked » , spent Ihe past week visiting Baptist Churrli «t 7:30 p. m. cines and health-aids so Irs, Ralph Chandler Mrs. Chand­ with a miniature bridal bouquet IMnerre.t ItaDtUt Church Train^J presented Several m e m b e r * par m.-deralr oven (375 degree F.l rtagr hy her brother, Judton A. ler and Mrs. Golt«rher ssrrc necessary for yoor con­ Ini S Council meeting at 7 «lrlp.«r.l « „h Mr. Cary telling Allow 30 minute, per pound ,2 Bigelow. She wore a navy bine ! A surprise coke-andchatter par* j "^lp hostesses presented the bride a »tor> hour* for a four pound matting ■Ilk iheath •ty honored Mis* Pat Smith on elect ^th a Piece of china in her school friends. tentment, Wo welcome tha Miss Grace Marie Stincciphrr. Mr. and Mr*. Spendlove were Finer rest Rapli.t Church prayer The banquet room was drrorat chicken!. ; her 15th birthday Saturday after*' ch°'en pattern. reared within ton mile* of each ojiportimltT to bo of holp. i noon. The party was given fo r! Those invited to enjoy the Winter Park, plans to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with Miasmeeting at . ts p. m. , n,| greenery. A horn of plenty ar ! other near Lansing. Mich. They J hre hv Maty Ann Walton, »»*isted luncheon with Ml** Calhoun wrrr did not know earh other until they Garner and Mis* Till ItSD.NY rar.genienl was j,laced on 'lie | l i e n W iir ir in H S n e a k s •by her mother, Mrs. Margaret Mrs. W. G, Fleming, Mra. II Rosemary i offierrs' table. Iloateta for the oc a i «» a met at rhurrh in Sanford about •Watson. |B. Owen*. Mr*. B. I. Beard. Mr* Nancy Rountree in Miami Weekend guests of Mr. and Royal Ambassadors (hoys 16 rj,|„n w>, y|ri p. (•. ||owar-l |2\l IkOSi' 1 IFClC J l l 'C l 10 years ago. A A color scheme of red and white James T. Hardy, Mr*. Fred Kcl p .\|m,|c #nd Mrs Gret | Ben Wiggins. U. S. Soil ConserThe couple is residing at All .was carried out in the decora* Icy. Mrs Wendell lllrt, Mrs N|r*. E. E. Walker were Mr. and j yearsof age! will mrrt^ at the yjrt Klla First Baptist Church at 7 p in r|lf.n r rnnr|| wrrr responsible for vation Serviee, addressed the Park Ave. The bride ha* manag­ ition* The girls enjoyed discus*- Charles Calhoun. Mr*. J. N. Ar 'Irs llarfy Bunch. Mr*. Study courae liook "How to Win lf>p »»rarllvr d era tion . Ing the usual subjects. They were rarrllo. Mrs. F. L. Woodruff. Mrs. Depfer, and Bill Walker of Sara Rose Circle of the Sanford Garden ed Ihe Bigelow Apartment* for O l t u O L___ ! S t o u t ■, Christ" taught hy Fred B. Flat <r Approximately 40 guest, and Club on conservation al II* meet­ Ihe past 12 years. served refreshment* of birthday1Force*! Kngrbrctson. Mis* Mar- sota. at 0 ts a. m. at Ihe First Baptist n.emtier. atteruled. rake, potato chip*, pretzel*, nut*, iliac Calhoun. Mitt Reliy Ann Oar. IN A ing Friday. and coke* Carter. Mis* Nancy Mycri, Mb* Churrli. Visitation will follow, un The world'* higgrst Christmas , , , . He outlined Ihe objectives of Those invited to attend were: Rachel Beasley, Mis* Sonja Mon drr the direction of Mr*. A J a 00 foot tall water oak, i* i 'Quotation by Joseph Addison llncltfc WinnerH rold the Conservation Service ami ex- tree, Mr* O. It. Smith. Kvie Krat/crt, forlon. Peterson. located in Wilmington, N. C. Farh I (w n im i) The Sanford Duplicate Bridge plained how the individual farmer Bose Kr.it/eri. Smanne June*. Cpt. and Mr*. F. K Cooper III. year it Is decorated with more Choir practice at the First Bap t lull met last Thursday for the may benefit from these services Ilnrham Bradley. Nlekl Athtijr, Fort Polk. De Bidder. La . an Copyright loss ( 10W4) than 4 (Ml roloted lights and with Sonny Skinner. Rita Beasley, Judy L u d lC K A 1(1 M l 'l 't s ; riounrc the birth of a daughter, list rhurrh as follows: Carol al third In a serir* of game* for Wiggins stressed the importance tons of Spanish moss. in ; Concord at 7 p m . n,P pr,.,| ^trin Trophy. .• future planning and stated that sllerroii, Deanna Nlcho!*, Icslle Denise Vivian, IKirn Nov. 15. The r‘ P Winners were first. Dr. Leonard studies are now being made e* 'Jones. Vicki Forguson, Angie •■ ‘ le ilS A (W ( ) l f i t ATS hahy weighed ft pound*. 4 ounce*. and Churrh at H p. m. Munscn, second, Mr*. G. B. Shlna timating the ronditinn of the toll Stewart, l.iura Faye Watson, Hel* The Ladir* Aid of the Lutheran Cpt. Cooper if the son of Mr The W. M. U. of the Pim-crr»i iM-rger; third. Mr*. E. E. An- in 1975, Ihe probable population en Plttanl. Linda Smith, Sandra Church of the Redeemer met and Mrs. F. E. Cooper Jr. of Baptist Churrh will have a on .‘."-iron- and fourth, Mra. J. F. at that time, and the amount of Kader. Judy Ludwig. Ethel !-ee; Thursday evening at the Churrh Ocala, formerly of Sanford, lie end dish sup|>er and study coumc • fiMMl that will lie required. Riser, Rosemary Southward, Betsy ( Mr* Marion Harman gave the is the brother of Miss Beverly at ti 30 p. tn. There will not lie a game thi* Other point* he envered were Williams, and Susan Water*. devotion using a* her topic. "Your Cooper, a teacher at Seminole that the present surplus of five Thursday. Parish calling." Kach member High School. per rent in agricultural prmjure present wa* given a slip to write Mrs. Cooper Is the former KarAn estimated 4f*t million per­ what they felt wa* expected of 'ync Frhardt, New Smyrna Beach. liiinchbox Treat will not go far In feeding the es­ son* tpeak the Mandarin lan­ timated population Increase of SO To vary the sameness of lumh ( i r U V y With Zest Mr. and Mr*. F. Wade Tyr. lit : guage, more than any other In them as a Parish member. Pas Summerlin Ave. announce ihe e* packed for the arhool or u ts When you are preparing grass P<',' rrnl ln AI*o. Industrial tor Goer** gave a summary on .the world, the thoughts that were presented birth of a daughter. Robin lamlse. eonliniffit, add a aurprt.e food from roast lurkt) drippings. addl«H«». derejopmenl*. ami mndrrn . i#,n»iii* nr three drops of soy sauce road* are taking lip a grrat deal The business meeting was con ixsrn November 10 at Seminole . . *» t' Just l^fore removing gravy Productive agricultural land dueled hy Mr*. Dave Green, pres­ Memorial hospital. Dried figa or prunes, aln-onl ffom h rj, u ch oy horn.- Therefore, every acre must he put Grandmother* arc Mrs llarel ident. Report* were given. The ! sunshine committee reported II Gillies of San Diego, Calif, and stuffed dab:*, a peanut hutti r till ,.ron„ m|,t,. it adila an agrrratd) m u*e to its grratest prmlucllve capability. Mrs. Marguerite Tyr of Gaines e«l Clark bar or a caramel apple exotic flavor. |calls made during Ihe month. make nourishing dessert trrsii If the gravy looks a lllllc pale After a business meeting, the It was reported that any one ■lllr. Fla. NOW SHOWING group enjo)ed a covered dish IInterested In Christmas cards or And they require little or no rtf'irt in color, add a dash of Ihe pnpu luncheon Mrs Henry A. Simp lar Chinese brown gravy aaure OPEN 12:15 JChristmas randies contact any Dorcas Circle Meets to prepare. |( wj|j Up (|1C gravy imme , »on's home In Geneva was the I mrmber of Ihe aid. The ttorca* Circle of the 1,’p When parking lunches, lie sure .imrly. ! scene of the meeting, Ktertion of officer* wu» held ami those elected for the ensuing sala Church met Thursday after to wrap thrse foods separ.noon at Ihe home of Mr*. J. R. and fit them compactly into > nyear were Mrs. John Senk»rtk, talncrt. President; Mrs. Wm. Holcomb, Reaves, Lake Mary. The prealdent. Mra hlmmons. Vice President; Mr* June* Ekern, Secretary; and Mr*. Don gave the devotion. The nominating rommittee gave Ihe name* of of­ The Oregon Trail, used h> pm Myer*. Treasurer. IN A BIG RUSH TO G H nrrrs in the early 1100'*, atrctciird It was announced that a Conger ficer* for the coming year The hostess served fruit cake. about 2,000 mile* from »f'n * s ' gational covered dish lupper would City, M o, and Omaha, Neb, s' be held. Friday. D ^ cm b rV T a i i *ni1 tr*m,y ,0 ,hc the church, with serving to start 110 mtmb*rt preaent-____________ Portland. Ore. ir o r o s y at fl:30 P. M. All member* and friends are invited to attend. fWH fM G IMIDf 6 W I U « f »■», 9G IU I99I The next ngular meeting will |be a Christmas party and will he 9« t » Boon a w r o w hald st lh>- home of Mr*. Kmme^ tu m k s g U H n 0 ]3 in * ie n w H x u y K F m ro g ) {line Thurston. Loch Arbo*. The business meeting was clos­ Serving ed with the f/ird'a Prayer During the fellowship hour that followed NtM in (o 6 P. M. le .iture: 1:15 • 3:17 TU RK EY refreshment* were »erscd hy the 5:19 • 7:21 • 9:2-1 hostesses Mr* J. C Jorgensen Dressing Salad and Mr* B. Wacher. D o u b le H o lid a y F are J C hurch I w JtA C a le n d a r \Luncheon Saturday \Fetes Miss Calhoun Story League N u p tia ls R e v e a le d iPat S m ith IIs F eted LIGGETT TOUCHTON BI RTHS V1 S ELLIN G STARTS W EDNESDAY 9 A. M. AT B A R G A I N CASH? PRICE OVER 300 ThtMatchmaker R EM N A N T S GIGANTIC FABRIC SALE .50 Glblel Gravy Green Rean/i Crnnberry Sauce Ynmn Coffee or Ten Pumpkin or Minced Meal Pie *1 Al*o Special Portion* for Children F ill. DEC. 5 SAIafc* ‘ SAT. DEC. $ 8:00 A. M. Ill Noon Just In time for Christman SewiniL Decorating and Gifting BRO O KFIELD M ILLS 202 ELM AVE. SANFORD O .A .C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N •uatossIII Wast First St-aal........... ; ................... Tal. FAI/fox 2-J743 iQia 3:30 P. >|. til »:»0 P. M. DAYS Bisr Assortment Of Fabrics C O C K T A IL S - F IN E For Reisers at ion* — Call FOOD FA 2*3108 Lake M onroe Inn ft 17*92 1 Vt MIIm North of Sanford mm . u !►<•<♦« a.ua-Hl__________ Big Assortment Of Patterns Big Savings For You OtRii NasKi Datly f-S,- Friday M. Oesri Wtwicy 421 North Oronga S'raat* . . . . . . . . GArdan 4-3^04 401 Walt Canhol Avansra........v....:r....Tal. GArdan 3-6473 124] Cost Colonial Driva.......................... Tal GArdan 5-2642 Otfca Mtvn Daily t-J. Ws4n*t4ay t Sahatay f-12 'Forw.dr Adwiiol Finonst Co'po'oi'on__ Close Wednesday 12 Noon £ Shop Penney’s You’ll Sore LOAN! MAPI TO RUIDCMTI OF AU NIAR1V TOWNS z z J It �•* •> Editorials Fred OHiman Says ROCKEFELLER FO UN DATIO N By FIKOKRICX C. OTKMAN CANCEL BAY PLANTATION, St. Jobs, V. I.— When wo checked into thla almoit-uabcUevable seatde reaort, Manager Leslie Moore ad his beautiful wife, Betty, seat .own to our cottage by ipeclal courier in an electric cart a hibiicus cup. Thla consisted of rum, fruit Juicci, Ice and myilarious other ingredients, whipped Into what looked like lemon sherbet In a gists bowl. Stuck in the lop of It was a red hibl-cus blossom and two straws, one for Hilda and ona for me. To sip a hibiscus cup a traveler end his lady must tub noses and under these circumstances they find It difficult to get into a fam­ ily argument. That was Moore's idea in the first placa; pul the customers In a happy mood and keep 'em that way. Since then the days have merged into an expanse of swimming in water the color of turquoise, sleep­ ing, eating good food, sleeping, ex­ ploring the a her numerous Islands hereabouts, sleeping, sailing In an assortment of sloops, yawls, and motor cruisers, sleeping, shopping across the water at St. Thomas, and sleeping. My bride looks like a Carlb Indian princess, excapt for bar eyes, which have remained blue. I‘ m lobster-colored, but not dan­ gerously so; 1 do most of my swimming at dawn and duak, when x*m Seminole High New ** •• Grange Belt Champ \ l ir f Th« H ifh School football team baa won tha O m n Balt Confaranca ebampionahlp. Thla U a fitting dl* nor for tha 1958 edition of tha San nax, a wall-daaarrad *honor ford Samlnoies. With ona gama to go, It la impoaalbla for the team to achlara tha auceaae, In tha won-loat column, that tha 1957 t+fH had. Tha O rnga Balt title, howavar, aecapad the 1957 beat in tha hlrtory o f tha aehool on a number-of-game*- • Tha record of lact yaar'a team made thla a doubly dif­ ficult year for Seminole High coachea. A “fair” team U fine, aa long aa they are aboot the aame each year. Fans don’t neeeaaarlly like a team which loaea a few, but they don’t “gripe” too much. After one apectacular aeaaon, however, thing* cnange a great deal. Fane thlnka the team should win uiem all. * Winning becomea a habit. In all sporta. Witness the 0f football coachea, baaeball team managers and atlMn who “get the axe” because the team isn’t on top. flntrh— Jim Pigott and Dava Lauda faced a difficult teak at tha beginning o f the season. Two early-aeaaon losses, te Daytona Seabreeze and Ketterlinus, chilled the moat ar________To Bt fan. Te tha credit o f Plggot, Lauda and every member wt the team, tha Bamlnnlae bounced back. Except fbr a tie with Apopka on a rainswept night, the laafocd team cut down ita remaining foes. Only DeLand la jaft The Semlnolea enter the homecoming game here Wcdnaeday night with fire victories in succession. Following tha DtLand game, the Seminoles will lake part in tha Celery Bowl, scheduled here Dec. 6. Apopka will furnish tha opposition. This will be the first posWieison in Sanford. It la fitting, too, that the 1958 team will urate this event Tha 1967 team played in the Brahma in Orlando. Local fane bar# only two more opportunities to pay tri|«ia to obo o f the flaws taame la tha school’i history. The taHB has demonstrated that it haa a “ lot o f bounce.” The to Heabrean and Ketterlinus would have stopped teams, tokens away their vitality. But tha Seminoles beek to win the conference title. This was no easy H K la an honor o f which all Seminole County can be wood. Letters To E ir ik H tl • O • • Cure For TB Coining ▲ group o f North Carolina scientists believe that they have developed a safe and affective vaccine to prevent tu The final decision on thla vaccina, however, will be dalayad a few years. Scientists want rant to be aura tha vaccine Is ■ate for general nee. It works on animtls, and has been of feativa In a few aaaea on humane. If the vaeeina proves euooeasful, another dread disaasa w fl have been brought under control. Science la making great prograaa In combating many o f tha more dangerous diaaeeaa. Soon, wa hope, there will be a vaccine for cancer. Salk vaccina, taken properly, protacts against polio. Work ie under way on preventive medicine for many other types of allmanta. Rapid etridea have been made in tha battle againet disease in tha past 60 years. Typhoid, diph­ theria, malaria, smallpox and others hsve been conquered. Science often Is ehlded about its failure to find a cure t o tha eommon odd. If science can find a cure for the kill wa will be happy to “ suffer along” with the iforting. h i It aver so dlscomfor News O f Men In Service UUONGBU, KOREA (AHTNC) —Array Pvt Harrison Clark III, whose father Uvea at SOI Orania A ft., Sanford, Fla., recently ar­ rived la Korea tad to bow a mem­ ber at Headeeariara 1 Carp#. Clark, a driver, entered the Army In April of thla year and received baaie training at Fort Jaeksoa, I. C. The lft-yeer-old soldier attend ed Croom Hl(h School. Sanford Ilia mother, Mrs. LouUe Miller, Uvea at 2223 Blaine St.Detrolt, Mich. CROSSWORD KWeeebaire IS . M m III' * •» •' t 1 »» . S1 nt i •II III” 'II (. • T M* • I'll ' •M w i iv-r-j 7 J itJ nil.!' i ITT 1 • ia n u ;ia ti nr?nt i lUI-KI M * •-.ti .m i !];:•(! : j -i tin i : m -lyri wiiiikr^irn r.v;jfeM niM ini 1 h'Vif.'Tl v < ':ii jr.Vi-i l TutaHay*! l i n e 33. lively (AtL) song taWndtag 34. Flower htrde rroepiacle aaobeem e IT. W*r»yern StlteatageSa U l l e a i s e tarty at r The Editor c f y & u .— Washington Calling By MAKQUU CHILDS WASHINGTON— While no one In the Elsenhower Administration baa any reason to dance in the streets et the prospect of the new Congress with Its overwhelmingly Democratic majorities, the ahadow cast by the future U darkest and most uncertain for Secretary of Defense Nell McElroy. The reason Is simple. He carries e fearful burden of responsibility and yet be Is without the authori­ ty to make the fundamental de­ cisions to carry out that respon­ sibility. This is an Impossible prescrip­ tion for an administrator with vast nominal power who is at tha same time denied control over the factors essential to its exercise. Even for so staunch and on the whole so admirable a figure at McElroy It spells double trouble. Tbe word widely accepted In the Pentagon is; 1. McElroy has been told by the President that tbe celling on the defense budget will be $42 billion. This flgura cannot under any cir­ cumstances short of war be ex­ ceeded. Therefore, the cutbacks and the holdbacks which the Sec­ retary of Defense projected at hit most recent press conference. 2. He has l-een told that the allocations made out of the $42 billion must be roughly the same as In tha current fiscal year. That Is to say, that no Important changss are to be made In tbe way In which tha pia Is divided among the various branchas of In­ dustry, nor art tha contractual Deeds B rin? Budges RANGOON, Burma (UPI>-Burmese President Win Mating dec­ orated American Jais trombonist Jack Teagarden and his sextette today for playing at a Boy Scout tienefit. The decoration: BoyScout tenderfoot badges. arrangements of the great con-1 fense spending. Senatori who tractors In the aircraft and other came to Washington for tha In Industries to be Interfered with. vestlgation expressed their dismay This has the look of a strait and even despair at the way In Jacket made to McElroy'a mea­ which Russia had outstripped this surements. But Congress will be country. The Inquiry got a trem determined to force the Adminis­ endous billing. tration to yield on many of the But In the light of what haa projected cutbacks. The pressures happened subsequently it must be will coma not alone from propon­ Judged a failure. A* a master stra­ ent* of the Army and the Marine tegist Johnson produced a report Corps, which are due for reduc­ which all the members of the tion* In the year ahead. committee could sign; a small Defense la too sure fire an issue triumph of bipartisanship. While (or a half-doicn Presidential can­ the report was full of stern lan­ didate* who will have their eyes guage-reproof for the past, both firmly fixed on IMO. To demand the Democratic and the Republi­ more national defense, to denounce can past, and promises for the those who seem to he shearing futurr, it stopped short of calling away America's security makes out the real defects In the defense tor bit; headlines. But it does program. To have done that would little or nothing to promote the have licen to threaten too many country's military strength. political economic domains. There are too many Senator*, The proof of the failure Is, of Including aoine who has a been the course. In the fact that nothing most articulate critics, with a hat been altered In the months Stake In protecting big aircraft that hsve followed. It wti, in or missile contracts. Ibis is some­ essence, a political report. Is Is thing rarely talked about but it possible to take the nation's de­ has been widely recognlicd. These fense out of politics—party poli­ contracts mean employment and tics, military polities—by some prosperity hick home. To Inter­ such device as a national comfere with them would cause ser­ mitslon of inquiry? Anyone look­ ious rconomir and political dislo­ ing realistically al the current cation. scene would say no. Yet, tha pros­ The question some objective ob­ pect of more of the same for servers are now asking is whether the next two yeirs Is grim, in­ la the next two critlrsl years the deed. nation can afford a repetition of the past—the Congress adding on more defense billions, the Adminstration rejecting It and hanging onto the familiar pattern of the OLDBm a& iusx s o n past two or three years. Down this confused and quarrelsome road the United States can de­ finitely, and perhaps even finally, lose the lead to the Soviet Union. A year ago with the shock of the sputniks still vivid Senator Lyn­ don Johnson, the Ma)ortty Leader of the Senate, began an Inquiry In­ to the nation's defenses and Use whole complex atruriure of de Editor, Sanford Herald: Jtbovah's Witnesses of Florida Circuit No. 3 wish to express ap­ preciation for the way in which you and The Sanford Herald co­ operated in covertnf our recant assembly bald In the Municipal Civie Center. The publicity given our convention la tha pres* of this vicinity wti In a large way responsible for Its success. Yours truly B. T. Purdy Publie Relations the tropical m b can't raise blist­ er* oa my tseder hide. Only bad moment I had was when I caught one of those hor­ rid tropical germs (almost as bad aa microbes bock In Washing­ ton) and caaa down with a throat so tort It even hurt to breathe. This Island's drug sup­ plies consisted at aspirin, Listerln« and milk at magnesia. I bought a Jug of each and took at directed, but the throat got worse. Came then a fellow guest, a doctor from Indiana. Ha said be had in his bag an antibiotie to new that doctor* (till wers experimenting with H and did I car* to be a guinea pig? I waa *o near daath by than that 1 grabbed hit offer, took at Inter­ val* a handful of two-toned red and yellow capsules, ftll Into bad, ilept for 11 hours and wok* up feeling eating at good at new. No throat 1 thanked tha Hootier medico for hit miracle, but be slid the thanks should go to Ell Lilly Co., of Indlanipolis, Ind. EU, old pal, con­ sider this ta expression of heart­ felt gratitude. Another of my new friends here is Georg# 0. Nlddrie, vice-presi­ dent of Uebmann Breweries, Inc. of Brooklyn, N. Y „ and on* of the fortunate gentlemen in charge annually of balloting for Miss Rheingold. This It nice work. So there wee Georg* rounding up a couple or three other genu to Join him for a day of deep-sea fishing They engaged a boat, a captain and a crew of two and when Georg* tried to wake his pals for an early start, they said go sway and let thsm sleep. So he went fishing by himself. All day he trolled the waters, which art supposed to contain more fish then anywhere els*, and late that afternoon he cam* In with hit catch: one king fish; weight, tlx pounds. This ha hsd the cbtf broil and serve on a large platter, garnish­ ed with slices of lime. 11c pro­ duced a piece of It for Hilda and me and ha said please eat It slowly, savoring each bite. He said that at $11 a pound, it was one of the costliest fishes ever eaten In the Caribbean. Boat rental and crew hire cam* to^30^nd^J»of£*jU vld#djh»^r Everybody needs money sometime when you d o . . . visit FAM ILY! If you need UP TO $600 phone: FAirfii 2-4612 before noon to arran|$ Elect JO E B A K E R to your CITY COMMISSION Dec. 2 at City Hall for money the seme diyl Cs»n You RlUIrt 24 MsetMg Piirmsnti 1120 00 113 00 220 00 11200 4)2.00 31200 S 700 1100 1100 1100 24 00 32.00 FAM ILY for efficient honest businesslike NNANCK SKRVICI, INC C IT Y GO VERN M EN T Sanford, florid* OF SANFORD 125 South Park k n m PHoot: FAIrfgx2-4612 Paid Pol. Adv. by Joe Baker 1 23. Hotel B. P o l a n d s<sport 13. Kwedlih rursiuro fpt) 14. Beat icolloq.) ,13. Pant* 17, Moist lABe* 21. fellow <slang Y 22. College buildings (eolloq.) 23. Barnyard bird* 2L Coin find.) 20. Absorbed 3L Perform 32. rational Bags 3$. Kr grave with corrosives 39. Waddig bird 4a Tankers 43. The Thin Man's wife 44. Candy 15. Military Ufa M. Poverty. atrickea 4T. Greek Jetton J. Wampum S. Jordan’s capital KSligMeet a y f >:ti tH isn ro fabbr.) Illbl* HiifilUQM 0. The w-allaba 24. Strong UDUrWIlH (4H 7. hiring feeling i?i: intitKi tnvRM «. Odd (Scat) $T. Type Ulji-u • .T r ip treasure Ht-il I MJU1.I1 32. lUaiat 30. Tm t*.H iKinteCKTId II :i( 1 Id . G ray# («ym.) HXtVHiii u'liflMje r.vtr.j 3H 29. Affirmative 33.014 -4 1 * -it i lifirnii vote English •listen ijfjihi 2a Beat out silver u*i ‘ grain cola ■eSesdar'e 23. formal 34. Mia* S3. Biblical Interview Tain-,edge name 24. Long 18. Brittle 4L. Eager playing rookies (dial ) (abbr.) 37. Hint 42. Pigpen . r - T- r r j “ 7 " 1 r~ m l it •• 4 *4 •• ■» t mmt Am m i •.Si’ll tWi i a «vam •* •*•* ri m wS - W w StaM OWul Mr* raW . . . 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Sometimes, eecordlng to what the barge had been carrying th«C previous voyage, the wster tasted of fuel oil and sometimes of molasses. Moore calculated that everytime a guest took a shower to wash off the salt water, the wster bill was about 20 cents. So tbe management plunked down moro than $200,000 this year for • pul­ sating dingbat that distills tea water under vacuum and produces 20,000 gallons of fresh witer A day. The engineers now making final tests arc proud of the water they make; it it so pure its only taste It wet. Should cut down the cost of shower baths at Cancel Bay. DAILY CROSSWORD ACTIOM 1. Chums 6. Alpacas 20. OslrichUke bird tvar.) 21. Pottugutte HI �1 T M t , K # t. t 8 . l W -h p 9b M 8 b! LSII Retains Grid Lead; Gators 15th V tnB •Seminoles Ready For DeLand By Jerry Covington The Orange B«U Conference champion Sanford Scmlnoltt will go agalnat the DeLand Bulldogs here tomorrow ni|ht in the annual homecoming event for IMS. Fri­ day night, the Seminolta won their ilxth game of the aeaton and alio took OBC bonora in a very imprenive win over Lake* view of Winter Garden. Coach Jim Pigott's youngiteri have really poured it on in the la it few contain and they are a good 'hate many ireals in store for bet to take the Bulldogi here to­ Ieveryone. The band will be on morrow night. hand to supply a fine halftime The Sanford DeLand contcit It ' show and the homecoming queens one of the oldeit rivalries In Cen­ will be introduced to the public. tral Florida and if DeLand can Many of the past captains have get fired up. It could be a fine been invited to attend the conteit. conteit. The Bulldogi hate had They also will be Introduced to their troublei thli year but no 1the public. A big parade will be­ matter how bad the standing! are. gin the activities tomorrow after­ they are always ready to give the noon in downtown Sanford. This j promises to be one of the ben Scminolet a fight. Thli homecoming event will homecomings in the history of the I school. The Seminole offense sports good balance for this contest with quarterback Cecil Dandridge call- Southeastern Team s Set For Big State R iva lrie s Called Press International Nine Southeastern Conference squads opened their final practice week with light sessione Mondey and planned to step up the action today. For two of the others, Tuiane and Kentucky, it's all over until next fall. But for Loulslkna Slate, • there it tha not unwelcome Job ^ of getting ready for tha Sugar Bowl. The five game* this weekend are time-honored intrastate rival­ ries in which the odds books nor- mally can be thrown away. Auburn watched movies of Ala­ bama in action, and Coach Ralph Jordan said without hesitation: "This is the big one for us. Ev­ eryone Ukes to win the last gsme of the season, but when it's your cross-state rival the Importance is even greeter." The Crimson Tide, hoping to knock a hole in Auburn's already dented (by a tic) season record, worked so m i n u t e s in sweat clothes Monday and planned to go back to the pads today. Coach |Paul Bryant said the big worry ! was "kry injured players" whose| ; availability this w e e k e n d re muncd in doubt. Georgia and Gc. .•»!* Tech whet­ ted their weapon* (or the Satur­ day meeting In Athens. Tech will be out to revenge the one-touch­ down defeat inflicted on them last year, chiefly through the personal efforta of Bulldog fullback Theron ATLANTA (UPI) Known chiefly ai ‘ The other halfback" Sapp. Tha Mississippi Rebels ran at in the beckfleld of top • ranked full apeed with light contact Mon­ Louisiana State, Johnny Robinson cams into bit own Saturday with day. Coach J o h n n y Vaught a four • touchdown performance warned that the team needs its against Tuiane to win the United best game of the aeason to drteat Preii International till* of South- Mississippi Slate. "Anything else KIRK ON JAUNT— When the DeLand Bulldogs in­ • eastern Conftrenc* back of tha will be' fatal." he said. And at Starkvilie. Coach Made week. vade tomorrow night, they Walker announced that four of the Robinson, a IIS • pound Junior will ree a great deal of Ver­ top Maroona will m ill Ihe game from Baton Rouge, La., hat been non Kirk, shown here as hs playing great ball all season but because of injuries. The Maroons practiced two hours Monday on zipped up the nldelines for has been over shadowed by team­ pass offense and detente a long gain against Lakemate Billy Cannon. Tennessee, a p p r o a c h ing the view Friday night. The It took a tremendous showing Saturday to finally get the edge close of one of its worst modern speedy Seminole halfback on Cannon. The two halfback! ran seasons, worked in swratclolhes scored twice. wild ae Louisiana State complet­ and drew ■ briefing on Vanderbilt (Herald Photo) ed a perfect aeason by routing strategy. The Commodores, fear ] Tuiane 6 2 - 0 . Robinson scored ful of injuries, called off hard, four second-half touchdown!. He knocking for the week. Tha Florida Gators, mealing in­ had two 34 • yard acoring nine from acrimmage, a 23 • yard pass- dependent homeitete rival Miami Interception tally, and ha scored at Jacksonville Saturday, heard a ecouling report Monday ami ran on a 5 • yard pasa catch. Cannon acored three touchdowns through a brief session without JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Re­ and four conversion points to give pads. building Alabama was added and the pair a total of eeven touch­ nine other teams were dropped downs and 46 points. today as possible participants in Louisiana State won both back the Gator Bowl football clastic and line honors thla week as cenDec. 27 ter Mas Fugler, a 196 • pound Sam Wolfson. chairman of the Junior from Ferriday, La . chalked selection committee, said the two up hit second lineman of tha weak JACKSONVILLE (U P I)- Light trams finally chosen would be award. weight Quarterback Jimmy Dunn Robinson and Cannon pretty well wee named "back of the week" announced Saturday night. The Gator Bowl Committer dominated tha back of tha week for the fourth time today by (he agreed Monday lo add Alabama nominations but there were a few Florida Sports Writers Assn to ita list of tentative can­ others mentioned. These Included The 14! pound Florida signal- didates, but the selection probably quarterback Bobby Jackaon who caller waa cited for his outstand will depend on the outcome of was responsible for all of Ala- ing job against Florida Stele this week's clashes. Alabama bama'i acoring In a 14 • 0 win Dunn acored two of Florida’ s over Memphis State; eophomore touchdowns In Ihe 31-7 victory, ends its season in a traditional quarterback Francia Tarkenton both scorn coming In Ihe same battle with high ranked Auburn. Rebuilding this yesr under new • who scored twice and paaaed for quarter on nine and 12 yard runs. Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant, Ala­ two more touchdowma in Georgia'! Monday, the (ports writers se­ 7 1 - 0 runaway over The Cita­ lected Florida End Dave Hudson bama has piled up a respected del; and quarterback Jimmy •6 "lineman of the week" for his record of five wins, three de­ feats, and one tie. Dunn who acored twice in Flori- part in the Gator triumph. Other teams being considered da * 21 • 7 win over Florida State. Hudson, 220 pound Junior from by Gator Bowl officials Include Paaaacola, give Florida its first Mississippi (7-2), Florida (3-3-1), touchdown when he blocked an Vanderbilt (313), Georgia Tech F8U punt and carried the ball (33-1), Pittsburgh *3-3-1), Texas across the goal. (6 3), and South Carolina (6 3). The committee said the teams o a CORAL GABLES (UPI) — The dropped as possible Gator Bowl • biticrrd Miami football squad participants Included Louisiana may be minus the services of Slate. Teaas Christian. Air Force Quarterback Fran Curci Saturday Academy, Clemson, North Caro when the Hurricanes meet Flo­ NEW YORK (U P I)- Cus D’Am- lina, Mississippi Southern, Florida rida In Jacksonville. ato admitted "satisfactory pro­ State. Boston College, and Syra­ Curd left (he Houston gsme gress" today In (he New York cuse. with a twisted ankle end wee conferences about a million dollar placed on the doubtful list at title fight between world heavy-I Slooday'a practice. weight champion Floyd Patterson Quarterbacks Hurt Otherwise, trainer Dave Wlke and Sweden's Ingemar Johansson, NEW YORK (UPI)— Quarter aaid aevaral other injured playera unbeaten rhimplon of Europe. backs Charlie Conerly and Don may return to the lineup, In­ D'Amato, Patterson's manager, Heinrich suffered slight injuries cluding Quarterback Bonnie Yar­ has been conferring secretly with In the New York Giants' 30 0 vic­ brough, Fullback Frank Bouffard. Johnasson and Manager Edwin tory o>tr Ihe Washington Hedskins and Tacklei Frank N’odollne and Ahlqvist since they flew into New Sunday hut each Is expected to Gary Greaves. York from Sweden "last Thursday see action next weak against the Coach Andy GueUfson said all or Friday," D'Amato said. Philadelphia Eaglei. contact work haa been called off this week to (void the risk of more injuries. However, several dummy and skeleton drills were oo tap. Robinson Is Named • Week's Top Back; Fugler Also Cited • Gator Bowl Drops 9, Adds Alabama Jimmy Dunn Voted Week’s Top Back By State Writers • Ing signals and passing, halfbacks Vernon Kirk and Ray Lundquiat running the ends, and big Harold Stone hlttlag up the middle for ihe short yardage. Thli phase of the Seminole at­ tack had its troubles at the start of tha season but since the Fort Myert game these young lids have formed into the best offen­ sive attack In Central Florida. The passing game of the Seminoles tv one of the best in the slate with Dandridge throwing lo ends Also Swaim and Gtrald Jones. The defense got a good work­ out last week against • fan and hard hitling Laktvlcw team but It baa done an outstanding Job all aeaton and It la doubtful that DeLand will be able to do much against this powerful unit. Kelly Lakq, Dave Stanley. Duke Schlrant and Don Carter have been the tpirka In the forward wall In recent conttets end all are let to cooUnue with their fine work. Neely Ross and Charlie Bogan also hava bean very impressive in the last half of the season and they, too, will be in there mixing it up. Walter kllddleton and Cliff McKibbin have been used very sparingly on offense all season but these two have been big as­ sets to the defensive efforts. The oemlnole record novr stands at 6-2-1. In the final gams of the season, the Seminoles go for their tilth victory In a row. It promises to be a vary axciting game and a capacity crowd >• expected. Mrs. Oil's Chance Of Recovery Good NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Doc ton said today Mrs. Mildred Ott's chances for rocovery ware good, following a two-hour operation for multiple injuries she received In an automobile accident that claimed the lives of her husband, all tlma baseball great Mel Ott. and another man. The operation wit delayed be cause Mre. Ott suffered a severe head Injury In the collision near Bay St. Louli, Miss . Nov. H. She was unconscious five days and doctors wilted until her menial condition Improved before operatlog. Mre. Ott also suffered > crushed chest cavity, multiple fractures to her left arm end el­ bow. two broken legs and Interne! Injuries. Doctors wired Mrs. Oil's ribs Into place and set broken hones in her left arm and right leg Monday. Metal pins and wires wert used to III Ihe many (rsc lures together. 'The operation went very good." a surgeon said. "Barring any complications, Mrs Ott should come through this all right." Sots New Grid Mnrk RENO, Nevada (U P I)- The Uni varsity of Nevada set the illume college racord for most yards rushing and passing per game by avenging 417 yards per gsme In 1941. NEW YORK ( UPI>—Louisiana final balloting to decide tha Ms State, which has ended its regular tional championship. Coach Paul Dteuei'a 'Tigers season with ■ perfect record and a Sugar Bowl berlh. lad the Uni- ware the No. l choice of » mem­ 1ted Praia Internaifonal college bers of the 33-man UPI Board of football ratings today by a wide Coaches this weak. And- their margin and awaited nsxt week's ; point total of 333 out of a possi­ ble 330 was tha highest received by any team since early la the 1 1937 season. In tha two most noteworthy ebsoges In the top 10 group, Iowa's Rose Bowl, entry moved Into a tie for second place with Army, and Orange Bowlbossnd By ANDY PURCHELL Syracuse joined tha select'group SYRACUSE, NY. (UPI— Syra­ for the first tlma this seasoo, in A D V A N C E H A L T E D — R r )* Lundquiat w as ca u g h t by the camera ua lie caught Iutkcview 'a Morris I l iu m in the F ri­ cuse elected to play Oklahoma in 10th place. the Orange Rowl. Jan. I. in order day night game, in addition to scoring th re e touchdowns, to "erase the Infamy" of the Next week's balloting by the Lundquiat d a s one of th e defensive a ta r i o f th e game worst blot on Ihe university's coaches will select the nation's w hich brought the Sem inoles the Orange B eit Conference modern football record. |No. 1 team. Five teams In this The words In quntes are those wetk's top 10 still have games title. (H erald S t a f f Photo) used by Syracuse Chancellor Wit- to be played. These are .Army, liam P. Tollery Saturday when fourth • ranked Auburn, fifthhe telephoned Athletir Director ranked Oklahoma, and nloth1-evv Andress to advise him Syra­ rinked Air Forea Academy, all cuse had hern extended an Invita­ active Saturday, and seventhtion by the Orange Bowl Com­ ranked Texas Christian, which mittee. plays Thursday. "Can we erase the Infamy of Wisconsin, In sixth place, and Ihe 1933 game If we go this tlma?" asked Tollery referring to Ohio Stale, ranked No. |, warn the 61-6 loss to Alabama In the tha two other teams In thq top 10. Purdue, seventh last week, Few tournament players made Dave's tnp competitive effort in 1933 Orange Bowl game. So pitiful as much progress as ycung Dave •937 was a first place tie In the waa Syracuse's performance In dropped back to 11th place. Fol­ Rigan did in 1936. Waterloo, la . Open He also tied that game that Syracuse officials lowing thn Boilermakara In the In 1937. this blond stylist from fof third place in the 1937 Stam­ feared they might never lx Invited second 10 group ware Clamnon, Rosa Bowl-bound California, No­ Daytona Beach, won about 31030. ford. Conn , Open. back to Ihe Orange Bowl. In the first 10 months of 1936, "We think the boys wilt do tre Dame, Florida, Mississippi, As s high school senior. Dave despite a limited schedule on Ihe won (lie Honda intrrsrhalastic okay." replied Andreas. "Thn boys Oklahoma State, Georgia- Tech summer tou.-. Dave won 91.400. golf championship hut this was voted on which bowl they'd most and Pittsburgh. Thesa war* tha Dave played only :!\ tourna­ one distinction in which he had ilka to go to and thejr voted out/ other taimi that received ments between mid-May ami Nov. to lake a back seat lo his wife, unanimously for (he rhince to go votes thia week. 3. 1936. bcratise his wife Joan v*Ih> won Ihe lluridn girls cham­ hark lo Miami and play In the gave birth tn twin cons. Dan and pionship as a high school junior. Orange Bowl. Huy want lo wipe COOLER IN SUMMER Mike. WARMER IN WINTER Joan comes by her golfing tal- that awful 91 • 6 gams out of Ragan's improvement »*s most rnti naturally because her dad. Miami's memory." SAVE FUEL The invitation was extended evident during the 1936 winter fail llann. not only owns the FIBERGLAS Just allrr Syracuse completed ill lour, during whlili he was in me DubMlrcad rourse hut has won Ihe top 10 five tiiiu c. Ills bell finish Florida Amateur championship a season with a 13-2 victory ovsr INSULATION West Virginia at Morgantown, was a tic for fourth at llmiiton. half dorrn limes. W.Va. Syracuse lost Its only where he won $1.333 34, Ills biggest Joan attended the t niversily Of game to Holy Cross. 14 13. but "Holler for HaHer” check so far on the tour Horlda with Dave, hut golf had Dave's other top li*36 efforts brought them together previously. beat lloston College, 36-16, Cornell, Cliff G. Haller, Inc. were a tic (or sixth at Tijuana They were married In N'oiember. 33 0. Nebraska, 3*0, Penn State, 711 W. EeMooow 14 0. Pittsburgh, 16 13, Boston Uni­ and tics for seventh at the la<t 1936 Phone GArden 6 d M versity, 420, and Colgate. 47-0, In Angeles, I'envarola and Western When it tomes to playing golf, addition In Saturday's win over FRKE ESTIMATES Open*. Joan is ime of the most proficient The former I niversily of Flor­ "soil widows" on the tour. She West Virginia. ida golf star, horn Aug. 7, 1933, gets plenty «.f roinpelllon. though, attributes most of hlc improve­ from Mrs. Ed Furgol, Mrs. Frank ment to a tetter short game. Mranahan and Mrs. Bert Weaver. "From within too yards of the AI Ihe University of riorlda, green." say* Dave, "I've improved Daie was a Iranimate of two from 30 tu 73 per cent. This has outstanding young iirofrvvionals. bolstered my confidence " lug Pal Schwab of Day ion, Ohio, Coif authorities maintain it's and short-swinging Doug Sanders, just a matter of time before Dave 1936 Canadian and 1936 Western crashes through with hit first Open rhimplon. win. Don llisplinghuff, one of the na­ Dave (cels om of the major far tors behind his rise is Ju t plain, tion's lop amateur swingers, was old fashioned sleep Ragan tries also a college teammate of tn get about I') hours slurp a Dave's. Some of Ihe more experienced night The former Florida PGA and I’layrr* nn (lie tour are ImprrssOpen champion compiled a bril­ ul with Ragan. Paul Harney says. liant links record at the I mver- "Dave reminds mo id llngan when •sty of Florida. Highlight of his lie hits the hall. He's going tu college golf career was Ins victory lie very good." in the 1936 Southern Imrrrolh-giatc Tournament. ' Tins 3-11, 173 pound Daylona Eastern League Set Beach product represents Ins fa­ I NEW YORK (U PI)— The East ther-in-law's course), Dubsdread In rrn League announced Sunday it Orlando, nn the tour. will operate in 19S'.» with the same Competitively, 1937 wav the Is ight clubs as In 1938—Albany, worst year I've had in the last ! Allentown, Pa, Binghamton, Lanseven," smiles Dave, "but I think •aster, Pa. Reading, Pa., Spring I learned more then than I ever field. M a n , Wiiliamiport, Pa.. did before." , and York, Pa. Syracuse Is Hoping To Erase 'Infamy' Of 'Bama Defeat Dave Ragan, Dubsdread, 'Real Comer/ Pros Say Curci May Be Out For Florida Game Progress Reported Toward Title Bout • • Florida Cautioned About Hurricanes GAINESVILLE <UFI) Flo­ rida Coach Bob Woodruff warned hie chargee today against under­ estimating the itrength of oft beaten Miami. "You can throw comparative scores out the window when Flo­ rida and Miami play," the coaeh eautloned. "Wa look far • wide • open football gamr." "I just hope the Caters are leedy for I f ' The team* meet Saturday in the Cater Bowl at Jacksonville. Florida planned regular acrim­ mage sessions today and Wednes­ day. leaving far training quarters at Ponte Vadra Beach on Friday. 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Committee „<• . n.t rGeorge :„„r „ - T a ,.k , “*»"l «r*d»y the t nltrd States win I I f * M f N K j | I K | 3 of »the o f inn 100, and Touhy, use all mean.. including force If vice-chairman, make plana for the success of the new in- nrrrssary, to keep open Uic road. , « l rhiatrial committee in Seminole County. rail and air communication* to ! OVP 1 l i m C f l I'O W II (Herald Staff Photo! Communist • encircled Welt Ber KNOXMLI.il, Tcnn (ITI>— : tin. ISheriff E. It Bowles said no when Dulles sras asked at a new* newly-licensed heer dealer James conference whether the Writero H T^>ve aiVed if he rould OCALA. Fla. flP D —An »l«rt Big Three had ruled out the use his P»rk»fr «»re for the sheriff road patrolman Intercepted an of force If the Kuss.ans or East T T «. i auto convoy of arms for Cubsa Germans tried to blockade the H d l S O n IS lll\ It6Cl rebels early today, and right per­ city, lie said the Allies have not WASHINGTON f ir m — Arirntlsons. including a Miami soldier of ruled out any of Iheir riifhti at ]na ha* Invited Agriculture Secrcfortune, were arrested after a twoall. tary Ecra T. Benson to attend county rhase. He dcclarrd. however, that he;the famous Palermo Cattle Show Marhn County Deputy Sheriff thinks the question It still ara- near Bueno. Aires nest June, Gif- i ?mlt't reired one ear hcavdemic because, according to his; __ . , , ily laden with machine guns, rifles Interpretation, the Ilus.iant and 1SO IW .V ( tOt.S M a iT IC C l i r."d ammunition near here. Two East German Communists have SHUEVEPOItT. I.a. (DPI)—Mrs other vehicles were stopped a ... _ AA _ „ .. ... „ , not threatened Allied access to Sarah Klitabeth Dowden. who eel .hort time later at a roadblock In V\. Scott Bum*, m anager o f the Honda Power a n d 'the city. ' cheated her nurd birthday Sunday the outskirts of I-resburg, Fla. Light Co., wan elected chairman o f the Seminole County Dullca said the only i.tue rat.ed was to attend the marriage of her . , . T . VI1 , . , , v T . , .... .............. , v . - vi,r.s.— rnntnslMon n/ 1AA I..* ..{..Ls L’ IshsI aiI ln aOlH'A aa fir o rTmii- L., ik. n^J. ^ /_ _ L. . . la •• t-«ae /*l«l affi B VHtr Mil «\*N11 K l *\"“ I 111 1-Ttlll IlMIl 1 atllll *trilCk tllO llOUllC. 1110 (IriVCT . fSTslfl SllPrlff Fa L. MCGCWf Committee OI 1U0 iMt ni^nt. EaltltCll to Bcr\e M M \ lCt?*€iUllt* I’) the Reui #0 . I f , * n# htti It. 77*)f#r-Clf| wn, Allif, to I Sa jPir pjr . s*. L ini. u . n M ni|.v ( I to (*t tlll.H rt.| *t, . . tt|t „ I a.,,,. .w alil liler that tnnaranllv th a>ra» said liter that apparently there First St. home home wan wan moved moved lb IS itlclies inches ed from the car anti ran. man waa George Touhy, executive vice-president o f the First , »» '•hcihrr the Soviet Union can „|d widow t,wl.y 'West VcM 1 «"* .St. wa« a fourth ear in the convoy __ . . .. . mm . . . a. . t* . 1 1 ,. ( I m . . e In lit., f ! > * yesterday when n car crashed through u (Photos by Bergstrom) ( that managetl to elode searcher*. .turn East Berlin over to the tier . Federal Savings and Loan Association. Hr said Smith noticed one of the The slate offered by a nominating committee appointed man Communist* and wiggle out C h lC K O Il O i l M<?tUI / of its responsibilities snd ohlig* KINGSTON. Tcnn. (CPI)— A lot three cars was a green and whltt at a previous meeting was unanimously accepted by the lion* to the Allies. of Thanksgiving menu* here may Chevrolet station wagon, either group. Mack Cleveland Jr., temporary chairman, congrntuDulles said, in fact, that set ^fraturc* chicken rather than tur 19S7 or 19MI model. ! lated the new officers, and turned Premier Nikita Khrushchev msy ^ truck turned over outside When authorities here learned the chair briefly over to Burns, be having some second thoughts o( loan and tll rntirp r, rg„ o{ ★ ★ ★ that two ears had been stopped , who .aid, “ I believe the people of on the wisdom of hi* delegation A-,. iivp fhirkrnt scattered In all In l-eeiburg, they assumed atl I itemlnolc County are behind this! earlier this month that Kus.ta rtirrrtiMis three vehicles In the ronvoy had ICommittee. I ran be called 21! was ready to turn ita Berlin seeMi an,I Mr. Alonso V. Mct'alGeorge Btmmoni, \Vr«t First St. ed sivcr a field, ti.i Vi (ho ft-ncs been accounted for. A later check j hour* a day, and If any of you ' tor cara tn Leesburg hisr#” «”ny"suggestion."a« to to how h o u n°sti0Vrr l T t . " '" 10 l° ,hr ' nC ' ' rr‘n" " ...... ........ M eWWl laSs S . II H SU u ir p p Fr IS i s ee tlY d? wy. »*«“»»arj. are patient, tn the .urseyesl the .lamage lo,la> with n again and Into the house, a dls- »howcd both car. we may’run this committee I will I . o ld the Ru...in leader ob LONDON t l 'P I l - lord Boothby. ,-s , ndn..Ic Mrm,.rlal Hospital tmlay laconic r>e after hi. glassed in lar.p of ISO fret fi..m where it were sedans. ||p said the ^ ch °In ••-‘0 •»’ < porrh P«'rrh «•*» Ihe glad to hear from you."’. I Will siou-h u Russian w ” consulting msktn^hi* making hi. balden maiden *speech inhth« the | a collision »' at P .-20 last w.va moved eight.m rigid,m inch** tnchc. left thr the toad, .oad. according to offi-J offl-1 Officers were making a slateviou.ly U .isokr with , . ' |lout* of !/>n!« Tuenliy. taicl he N**1* °nr n°nh of Kanfon! off thr foundation and *p!intrrr«l cUU. The acridmt oerurinl two * Burn., w-h'i has l^en in Sanford hi* legal advisers lion wagon, which had a *,1F” •; r!?v, ii.a, . had juit read ovrr the first iprrcli on Hir Impart of an automoMIe at Imilra Hfit uf Sanf» rd on State ^ After election of officer* last j only a year, commented on the) reviewing the sttuatio, Hoad 40, license plate designation, me ' " ‘ i y: * : i , r z nu / " . ; nl ; Z ' V > r toZ i r / l ™ 1K' ^ *" ‘ hf House of common. ^ c rr. said the ,«M ent occur. 5 I . P. m. yesterday, night by the Committee of W .• ,0UnH h“ year ago and couldn't under- red when Ellsworth L. Fuller. S-Hl The car driven by J.w Mclk.w. State Trooper J. |,. Sikes said It was a vehicle rented ivrorid Mark Cleveland Jr. said that p i aasa* hit "'e f / e a r T m u W n r o ^ w i . " r ^ S e n t i a . V r e . . Secretary 1»«*"•« “ • !«snU Barbara Drive. Vail,d to cut ell hplvey. It. 1. Box M. ^ame to Spivey Jumiwsl from hi. car and County. Arrested In the first doe* to lid act, . . . . . . back Into hi. lane after attempt »r*t agaln.t the porch after up- 'tan into the wood., lie was found executive committee would 1 Speaker for the evening was M . Cb . H . a | r ^ r ^ r L ta i M lir r in ir e D iSC llPfted in* In the car ahead. A head ■ting three - tele p Ms -» .* j by Slke. aid Sheriffs Deputy I Charles llormel, 43. ? as a guiding and counseling force. Charles G. Staublti. a DeHary J,m Augusta exporter with a Ion TOKYO ,l'P I, - The Imperial ^ ?i It it composed of Vi. Scott resident wrho served with Sear's fer there with President KDenHousehold announced today a drisrr. a* they swerved to nils' larl^d wira fence. Tl,e car rntev- hound rould not pick up the scent gun running ehargea, Burns. George Touhy. T. E. Turk- 4 Roebuck for 30 year, in field hower Sunday on the Berlin situs meeting of the Imperial House *»*h «>!lnr Fuller', automobile hit ed the fence |,y ,he . uh. rt, ! d because a can of gasoline had Garcia, a Havana troi er, Francis Roumlllal Jr. and an-, research and merchandising. Stau- lion ami other foreign policy mat spilled on the fugitive'* shoe* dur- '30.. hold ronfermre would hfld at i * fAr* other member to lie appointed by Git* wai callrsl tn to speak when ters. Ing the accident, Sikes said Smith said the rad r „ nJ;t.J the chairman. A. It. Timberman of Tampa was The East German radio an­ 10 a. m. Tbur.day In discus* the *" , , , r. WM „ Sikes estimated the .per i of Uie two SO caliber anti aid marriage of Crown Prince AVI- , Highway I T/^'iwr J L nounced that Soviet Foreign MinOther committees accepted from Com,j , . . . , . i: „ . car "at a con.rrvativi- f*i mile* four marhine guna, Sikrs .aid that Mr- McCalley suf . . ... , .. Staublti was introduced by John tster Andret (<romyko ha* met . . rii • is i fend s severe scalp wound and pet hour In > tv m p.h. «t>eed various makes, and 1ST Ifulchtron^^ w/ro finance T K ;iKr‘Jrr' ^ .a g e r of the Sem.nole |with East German leader, in Brr-|Jl1St P llllV l D l 'U n k xonr." The car was a total los*. of ammunition for all***m possible internal injuries. Her w,t_i. . . riiairmsn if i ' , oun,’r.Uh*mb*r « f Commerce. In lln to discuss etirrent poldlcal UF.VKRLY IIILI.S. Calif. (UPli i .' ’IVi'"’ , "^ '.'"i.eoi.'e Damage lo Simmons* porrh was Also selml was a race* of ^ i-iuh.?^ rieV J a ck V 'r ^ e introducing SUobiti. Krider .abl ] ,,ne.Hons I-Edward G Robtnwm Jr., . r? *!? ' ' Seminole County farmers are estimatrd at g.'IOO. rntly used to tune in M ilJohn Htzpatnrk, Jack (#rcrnr. a known fact that in to* ^ 1- 1- drunk -•— c a,l< ^‘ri/,krn *"••• Ia----faces•-1*1 trial Dec. 3 on -plain Jj,-k l.lchtermann, of the High- re»|»onslhle. dlrrclly and indlr-Spivey, who wa* uninjured In frrqurnciis. Iks*. George Touhy. ,aj per cent of our money ( , « i to charge* stem mine from his arrest way Patrol Auxiliary', and an un s’clly, for $01 millionof Ihe roun- the arrident, was chargid with Bound fee Membership, Francis Itoumiilat .tores in Orlamlo; Mr. Stauhltx last Friday at the Itcvcrlv Hills idenlifled shore patrolman were ty's economy each year driving whtlo Intoxicated, lie wa* Ttir Garria woman l\ a y Jr., chairman. llnl>crt Carnte, h», some cserilrnl i<|rns about Hotel credited by Sikes with keeping the Agrirulture In the county Is a .taken to the county jail, where he rep.vrter» the wra|>oni w?D I it Itirhanl Dea*. George Morgan, comlustttng that problem." traffic flowing whll,- an InvrMigu- !$J2 million plus industry annually. I "r°* released on boml this morn- for the revolutionary dire, Earl Toney: advertising. Marion btnuldu iwinird out that workS h ip H u n s A g r o u n d Cuba. She emphasised the* " iit>n wax made Fuller was rhaig- (Tlio $61 million figure wa* cited! *ngHarman, chairman. Walter Giclow, ing on the commit!* would takr | HAMILTON. Bermuda (UPI>— ed with driving on Ihe wring aUe.hy |)r. Itnlpli F!a«lwm«l. agrirtil not fur Fidel Ca.tro, leader o enrol----------- -------- ------ — A. II. Peterson Jr., Myron A. I mors- >nryiy than, ruouey. "Earh It PfV-The Swedish frrlshler Invangufof the major rrbel banda. tural i-ronnmist of the Florida Beck. ,«if you ha* nl* own re -pon.lbllitt-1 _ WAbiliMiruN — ----------------— US ----- Tbe .. . , _ , of the nad. Is*e*liurg police arrested Al - ■ ■ - — , ten.Ion Service, in an addrrs local Industrie., Clifford Me- •in makfng more n.w bu*lnea," t i Cb»mUr of Ctltintm*. It* mindJ «i J?rnmX USe!dav,0mf ‘ io Santiago, 33. a naturalized i day at Ihe Sanford Kiwanis that you 00 m,,rr things, has deel « « Bermuda Tuesday ami re­ Kibbin Jr., chairman. Halph Co- |said. "It isn’t industry . . . d Ajfl 0 aw —m a l, . *a I. a mm.la ■■f alt SL a — ban. and Sonia Dondnquer, t wan Herman Jacobson Sam'bring In from outside that makes |dc'1 10 * * ‘ h bands of all those ( Pt*10' l* wedged in place ,lr*l’ i,p , f l i o l F v n l n i t o C * H n O I Dr. Fa.tward arrived at thr Cuban national. Ilctli gave Mil U w ’son Bob Shedden: largel in rour t „ .:, You .anm.t urcee I it 'iwctul days and we.k* of the »lt« mpls by two tug. lo dl.lndgr j l l l c l L X p i O Q C S , U l l 6 'million by r unting Ihe i.umta dtistrirs, llrailry thlham. chair l.'« " Iho w rk to .hairmer.'' >Mr »" *">*• $ lime, that a dollar "turm over" ANt.TfriflAGE, Alaska (F P U - addresses. P o l I r e found round* nf 30 rallber ammunttil in thr economy lie said the II?.man. Mack Cleveland Jr. Bob inrtriiMdUftlf s-vpert uutU i i e l A l P - » r i - .i ./v r - v I *30.i*«t from Seminole farm liirns Democrat* Imlay apiwaml the in the trunk of tbrtr car. Crumlay, Sam Levy. Dr.DII.Ma l i ed .eral rea on. for the 1. . *poli-s.n#n tsula' that winner* of at least three of Ihe ovrr live time*. thers Tom McDonald. W. A. Pat of buyer*, atres.lng that the sam. Iwglnnint next vear the rliaintier M.UI1UIU.S l II CON LTLHI IIM II V U IIH IV IU I I ' " " ......... . . . . . , four major offices on Ihe ballot ’ 'would apply to nlmc.t any town. I*® longer will furnish Its annual GREAT NECK, N. Y. (U l'l)— CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (CPI) *Rc fc|j Klwanlans today |p, Tuesday's history . making Ihc management t>oanl will be **e l***»iiUtUw of your R'*. ot »vsch event* ** National jThe town board took quick action \ ** 1 I . V. II I j « sewsf , ■ i.ts, . . 1 a ail 4 - 1 .w I — Hill of Bights Day. National Long .when firemen complained liea ty-' T" ° *r»llers filled wllh liquid nx- v1-j4,lon.| | jr m < ity Week Yes " aiV i . , . . . ap|Hiinted by the Chamber of Com- 7 " " * Underwear We e k . Expectant mn.rioui residents were making' >Rrn ln,“ 1|r explmled while ( ht simke to tin- lion, i halfway mark in the job merer president for »tag£ered ‘ *,*Jll,;nubJr. n,w *««*»-»ry; l u f Father.' Day. National L a u g h hydrant, hard lo find The lnsrd ,hp> were Iwlng pulled to a itor ,, ' introduce, to semt- c " f ‘Z ", terms of 5. 4. 3. 2. and J-year " " on« Week and some t<« other.. ordered all vegetation and othr, »k’e area M ay. slightly Injuring !noli- ,r<-blent* "r ,0.al Ihe r al ihp (tr ^ •* '»>«’ last night term*. Thr chairman and vice to cheek up on them; If hr ha.n'l ,1‘'" " ' '"T Aleutian rham lo Polnl Barrow on Whether advertisements will j obstruction* removed from Ihr ! a missile worker. washed hi* windows since he mov­ chairman will art a* ex olficin ,h c' The rsplotions. which occurred ,nrrUnR ,hr of 100 <>- Arctic Ocean, each territoryMore than 400 Baptist Tralnlaf ed in, if his .tore need, paint, or slill blossom with such "national'' j bright red hydrants, members of all committrr*. at about P.M a m . were heartl Dr i .i *1w(whI said that farmer* wide recap pointed mnr# convlne- Union memliers are expected to |hi* parking Int 1. di*»idrrly. it if day*, weeks and month* will de-] several mile* away in llie C o c o a should put more emphasis un mar mgly lo a Democratic sweep Doa reflection on the whole town." £ n<! on the Apple Tree Press, j S i>1(11C1* D lS R T U n tlC ti attend "MohllliMion Night" ser­ Itearh area. The Air force said ^,llnk dun pro-lucl* (MiinHiiK out mnerats also were headed Inward Staid,its .tirs.cd the need for Flint. Mich Printer William D th* First Baptist BERLIN (U Pf>- West German three hours lalcr Dial Ihe evlenl that fanner* in Ihr past hail tieen »>r,,ng control nf Iwih houses nf vice. Dec. 1« .at nfunf adequate .lock supplie. In »t«p Cha*« is taking ovrr—and doub- air fnrre Sgt Klaus Wolfgsng the flow to another city. ling the chamber's So cent price Wunschik, 21. has fieri to Com­ of damsgc had not been delerm contenl in crow iheir produce and the stile legislature. The annual meeting Is spoiuortd do little In srhirve good markets. The closest race was between "You need a city-wjdr popula-ito businessmen for thr 43 . page munist East Germany because he Ined by the Seminole County and DaOfficials said Ihe only reported A* . samples of thr importance Iwu former Alaska governor*, lietion effort from school ehildrrn or, booklet. I.and was disgusted stith the "Prussian Taxpayer* ran save four per Tbe chamber s p o k e s m a n drill" and bail food of the Wr<t vlrtlm was James It Wiwidi re of marketing Dr Eastwood said morrat Ernest Gntrnlng, at 72 a According tn R. Hugh Hawkins, rent by paying their taxes before up t<> improve the look* of Sanqulrrd first aid trralnirnt for min lhal s< d, • Minty reeelvr. 42 vrti rar, of many years In politic., d|,eeU)'r' o? the"" Ass^ation"" the Dec. I. This -can be an Important ford." Staublti continued. "tVhen : explained that officials decidrd lo Grrman Hundeswehr. Hie Commu . . . . Iev ery'" r Ipc.-omc* ron*ti<>u» *,f junk Ihe project because their nisi East Gc-man new* agenry I?T l? rn* M hu ank,r *n'1 ^ nf r/ ' " ' ,,f ’ . H,,|1l*r ,hM Ne* . '"wr »•>p#rold program committee has p k u id figure When Uxe* reach hlg protogt,h*r. thr,. riJi * *‘ r his fate. Nork pay. lor Dacally grown cel- I airbankt attorney appointed gov- an ■ ■ emphasis these days is "more on inlerestlng session — He* nryad reported today. Wood* is a launching pad safety cry; about Jn cents of every cl error by President Elsenhower in all member* to he praient. do not improve, will freJ guilty. legiilation and less on servire* of Taking advantage of Ihe sav­ Take your time, pick your peopla. thla aort." I ilv P n n a n iv n r p o r l officer employed by Pan Amert tru. dollar return, to the local 1937 __ a sperlal mittfe There will be ings is the Southern Bell Tele­ It you wish in•lead of want, you j iia w i u .i m i i fJn Alrwl,‘ '*hlfh , -*r" " ,r . Klr‘ ' ; r,',rn‘ 'l**1 Dnicnlr.g and pn>gram.^"The adtieai’ wVu'be'SV’. phone Co. This morning, manager Jl AHEZ. Mealco tU li.-U I ) the ml..lie tr.t center for thr Air ||. traitd the utru. dollar lu Ita M'poUch virtually even in llieir;rn by |ir Henry Alan Parker. Bob Shedden presented County Tax hnprovamint?1 <*° Jn,,h‘n* •bou‘ j I I W p e c M o n D f l a . V f d Ions, famous rolnratura soprano. yorrf various p„inl. for Kiwanian* and rontr.t for one U. S. Senate seal. pa„ (ir of Ihe First Raplist Church Collector John Galloway with a . 1 Rlcycle inspection at the l^ikr hss ended her 22 year marriage -|^,f liquid o.ygen is made at * iiiu.tr.itnl liie varioua stops for R'1* * ' return* poured in from Orlando check for $ v lion* and City Tax !'fs 11_ i , „ , , I,',,— r s t M a r y - school will he po*tpone«l un to conductor Andre Kostrlanrt; p|*nt on Ihe rap. A highly cxplo c|tn„ twiwrrn tree and talilr lln* area's large soling districts The servire will begin at T:M Collector Ellen How with $10,- » U rK C > l O r P i r C I T l C n j HI after the first of th. year. Ml.* Pons was granted a dhorre r tubitanre reduced from air and those in Fairbanks, Gruen- p m. 340 29. Sanford firemen and their faml j Mr*. L. E. Roberts, safety in the first civil court of Judge ,, j, ulf(| („ ballistic mtssiie* fur I tin: • lead increased steadily. |[ar Filling the tax coffers were Rp* hase a big Ttiank.giving ichairman for th* l*TA *%id ihsl Ignacio Martinei Aguayo on ^ oxygen supply l-craiisc Ihe A tertain winner of the other _ _ _ _ _ _ ftuidt derived from equipment and dinner lomorrow al fire Station material, foe the inspection had grounda of inrompaUbilily Mon rnl.siU-a fly most of their cour.e Senate teal was K. I. tllob) Bail -y C l a. J buildings owned by Ihe telephone , L Tha dinner i» set for 12:30 not arrived The children were t<> day. twyond ihe earih'a almosphrrr letl. for It years a sateless tern I W O L / Q n C 6 S j l Q l f i f l company in Sanford an*f Seminole -p •**- tdne depends on bow many have had the inspection immed, ... —— Itonal delegate In Congress Bari A * r* . . * . County. |mldenta burn up their turkaya. lately afur Thanksgiving. B o g g C fly S ta rts Tl:e Seminole High School ha. Iletl. M w*» getting more than A t L e C n t C T I O D I Q l l t Reunion Tomorrow krlball learn has accepted an in alx Hitirt Ihe vote given hit Re-1 ,l,„ | n, m , qr»,pw. . .............. ........ .............. ................. . _ 1 bquarr dancing at the Sanford The C. 8. Ix*e ranch in Oviedo illation In..plav i« in ,i... Ihe annual Tan publican opponent, It E Robert Civic Center will begin early towill tie the scene of a family fr crime Bowl Festival. Dm 22. son. 73. nf Juneau. jnigbl due In ihe homecoming Construction began loda? on the union and Thanksgiving celrhra I Seminole will play Edgcwalrr in ■lance scheduled in thr main audi­ first phase of a new shopping ren Hon beginning .with a dinner at; it * fir-l „amr Ollier learn* in torium after the football game. ler at 2303 Orlando Dr. noon tomorrow Ihr tournament are Boone. Bis Square dancers are invited to athop Moore Winter Park and Win­ Seminole County ha* been ap­ Iking built by J. T. Baggerlyl Al k**1 M *rr **prrted to at trnd at 7 30 p. m. ter Garden. proved for a $13,000 rrant for a of liaggerlv Appliance, it will tw 'ro*' •»>* •nn“ »I pvent. Partly iloudy today. Inrrraaiag Nick Pflrfauf and tbe Starlighthealth renter. : constructed 03 feet touth nf hi* ----------------------rloudlnrvv with scattrird showers era will play tonight at the home­ Union Thank.giving Services The money will be available to A service of Thanksgiving will present applianrr center 'lonlghl snd Thin *day. High today coming diner. The dance It co­ the county it it is matched by the ! *111 be held throughout Seminole |U held in the Uthrran f hurrh of Construction plana call for i ;s lo »a, low tonight a* to *v sponsored hy the Seminole High County, county ihr RHrrmrr, IW Weil 1&th miwnr) lypf hulldinc, with a . Easlerly wind* |0 to 2<l mile* per School Student Council and tha The Oviedo First Methodist and John Kridrr. county commission i hoar. |Sanford llev nation Department. rU ct. San#ord, at 9:30 a. m. on , nf w ro°^. Dlmllar l»» thr chairman, today said he had been First Baptist Churches will ob­ Thanksgiving Day. towhlrh thr ,irmfr/ m» rk* - The roof fra serve Thanksgiving Wednesdaynotified of thr Hill-Burton grant, • . . . . iure* Dura Strraa beam*, a T r t ,um rnof1Bd lcm|t|lr fr jbng hut that no appropriation had been evening at 0 In the First Bapti.t public i. Invited. Church. The Rev. George II Carl­ madr by Ihe countv. lie added Lnder thr directionof Mr. liaggerlv ia doing hia own ron , l. ™ u i " ’.o ""•‘Jv"1 that he thought It "to early for ton, pastor of the Mrthodisl ! Church, will direct th. . . nice. J,mM ,Urr4*°n' ,hr tho,r w*Ul ,r,rt,n« 1 diicujtion." preferring lo wait for In Lake .Mary, reaidrnta will sing three anthem*. "O Give* Co»t of the new building t* KS.tha new county commission to take Thanks," "Come, Y# Thankful 000 Haggerty said this morning rather at 7:33 a. m. in the Com­ artlon In January. People, Come," ami “ We Gather that eventually the Iwu store* nM Kridrr aaid he did not know if munity Presbyterian Church. Par­ Together." Mr. G„ Hull will sing would he joined lo form a shop ticipating in Ihe union aervic* will a time limit was let on nvr of The most (oinprrhrnsive bomb-1 Rule* of the derby have bean be pastor* from the First Baptirt a aolo "Thanks Be To ihcc." The ping renter with' retail outlets the funds. Ing derby aver Field by the Navy designed lo simulate carrier opeChurch, Church of the Natxrrne, Sunday School children will also The new building, slated for com will draw state and national fl 1rations for the jet aircraft. Tha and the Community Presbyterian. bring an anthem. The Rev. IDr- 1plciion in «0 lo 90 days, will be gurrs and high ranking Naval of- planes will Ily in all weather cunHanford churches will join in bert W. Goers* will bring a m«*- (rased or renled. ____ fleer* lo Sanford. Dec. 8 12. ddions, during hours of darknet*. Thanksgiving, Thursday morning sage on "Recognising the Sourer of All We N ed F'or F'inal plans for the derby. Heavy and over a range of thousand* of when the .Seminole County Min­ ; , c : s i " Z C a k e K o r P o l i c e m e n Thanksgiving aervice* isterial Association again aponAttack Wing One's sixth, have mile*. Crew* will be graded on Thanksgiving extended lo the aors a union service at 9:30 in the h,,ld *l 11 *• m- tomorrow in the twen revealed by Capt. James D. each phase of Ihe operation *J ‘ New committee appointments First Mcthodiit Church. Sanford Police Department ihl*1 Chrla.lan Science Church. Ilamage, Wi n g Commander. they perform their derby missions. fur the 1930-59 sea soil, announced hlinifters taking part will be thr F'oud will bank thr alter at Holy morning when Joel Alwrbarh. | Competing crrws. composed of Thr largats will be new u> tbe hy Florida Fruit and Yegstable Rev. Tom O'Steen, the Rev. Petry Cto*» Eplteopal Church in th# manager of Brookfield Mills. |>re FINAL PLANS TALKED—Cfipt. Lionel A. Arthur (left). select squadron members, will fly crew*. As»oci*tien prasldrnt Roy Yande- L. Stone, the Kei. Ernest Rollick traditional Thanksgiving manner. seated the entire force with fruit :glas A3D "Sky Warrjoi", The Bombing Derby will rllmu NAS Sanford conimundinK officer. «nd Cnpt. James I). the grift. Jr., Pahokee. Include four Jr., the Rev. David Carnefix, the The food, donated by the congre- cakes. a 35-ton carrier based twin jet nu­ l>ec. 12 with the Carrier Airman­ Ilanuitre, commander of Heavy Attack Winir 0;ie, dinruiM local grower*. IUv. Weldon Pattons, th* Rev. gallon, will be taken to Bishop bomber. Edward F. Hayden, prealdent ship'* competition and the pra­ final plan* for the Wing’a Sixth Bombing Derby, to be held clear From this area appointed were Robert Spear and Chaplain Wd- Gray Inn for older people. of the Benevolent Association The competition will atm* the sent alion of award* to winning nt Sanford. Dec. 8-12. Cnpt. Arthur announced that in con­ Randall Chase, Sydney O Chase liaa Fuller. The Junior and senior choirs will ''»iAed Aberbach on behalf of ability of each squadron's main squadrons and Individual*. A pubJr. M. L. Culltt* and Htrold Seasonal music will be etfnrJ sing at tha 9 a m . Choral Fiuchai r men. All member* were prr- junction with the Derby a public «*|>en bouse will lie held ttnani-e personnel, ordnanre ape [lie open house will follow at Etataar, all af Sanford. at all union aervice*. ji*i service on Thanktgn ng. on Dec. 12. scot. elallau and (light rrewa. |Atr rtatiaa. Campaign Set By Committee im Cars Crash, Couple Porch 'S h a tte re d / Taken To Hospital C ar D river Ja ile d Committee 01100 Announces Slate ntr l | QTITl6TS \ef6ullGQ : With $64 Million Chamber Will Slop Special Calendar lDemocrats Leading -J For Alaska Posts A --"I )lv.|,...nU I’npnVPrml lllirl Al LdRdVCrd Baptists Schedule Mobilization Night Southern Bell Pays County, City Tax ponioju ...... Seminole To Play In Bowl Festival Approved S ervices P lan n ed For $45,000 Grant For Th an ksg ivin g Shopping Centei Weather Statio n Com pletes Bom b D erb y P la n s Committee Picks 4 Local Growers � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 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/71050222492118bacfa328a41b144f58.pdf b5495902a260c031ea775217da2a4767 PDF Text Text — PROGRAM S 6:00 START J J iq P . 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T n u M i n a a r r h fo r T o m o r r o w I D M o th e r -* D a y 12 l l r 4 1 n u l l i n g I . l e h t I 94 4 4 i n n att W in d o w 42) 74. Wa "Repair All walrhe* cleaned with (he n .w r .l ultra annlr rtronlur marhtn.a and timed rleelrnn. Irallr on t h . n atrhm aalf r. C r i a a t l lell i f l l l l j lfi)lt i*4 *ftl. art d«1* ( t) o jd | W 2 E. r :" 7 la t PA 2-0181 For HOMES And SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Pnlrhnnkn • Morne Pumpu Howard C. Ijong MT K. ( O M M E R r iA I . RT. PA M M 1 NKW YORK ( t J I ' h —Two CILS- laugh* *0 heartily nervy* enda t» any d l i c r m l M . ntlent. One w»i nrv o( thotp Irish Hrpublican Army thing* whrrc everyone *c ti irrtlinnally am ldit dulcet toundi and It 2*44 proffcrrrd hy the "U S. Steal Hour." a program that haa r icked up a rccont of gm giln gty contlrtcnt mmliocflt} fccrntly. W#ctn»*diy night-* a t ^ | »how emptoyrd Rtrry Sullivan, Philip Rourncul and (icraldlnf Brook*, all of Ihcm p l s y r r i of romp#trnec. Rut they arrre thrown Into a *ltii*tion where pmvpecllve m u r d e r en »rie»t fooluhlr. their victim fonliehly *nd the victim -* wife f.vnii.hly | twa* *11 . , . welt, kind of fnolHh. The other ('IISTV drama *liow, | , ‘Purtult," thowi every ilgn—at I Mid »( Ihe beginning of the 2c* •on — of becoming another "Ctlman" ihow. You rem em ber "CTIm»»" — tl vra* » rather tedioui hour td thmtrir* which folded tail icito n . Wedneadiv night'* ‘ Puriult"— "Kit* Me Again, Stranger "—w at tart In th. lypicgl "Cllmat" mold A luiprnte ihow without t u ip r m r . An action ttory without ■rllnn. A ihrllliT that mor* clo**ly resembled (wilier. Margaret O'Brien and Jcffrry Hunter ttrug gird with a couple of leky r olti Myron McCormick and Mnrt Sahl were waited. t A 11 tlltt 20 iititr— I t 2* Shot*: Helen t« tbe d n - it . y o u r M if s r A a fu r n itu r e , M o r s e s w n lb . . . so m s n j I h l n f s . S e e i t t o d a y itlonjr w i t h oatr 213 W. 3rd S t. FU LLER FREEI Dealer tm Or t f ft CooTtty N st t W i U at P Urn Dows Pan*sad. I U t y Trruti Modem Mobil* Hows* S«Im and Park 3«ia a*. Orlande Dr. Pb. F A J-TM 1 flsnfnrd F o r -------- PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Camara H I- F I W A LTER H. TR A PP JEW ELER Expert Wnlrh RrpniriitK and T ELEV ISIO N ELECTRIC CiuOCK 8*1*4, Repair *nH Sairtes S E E -------- REPAIR Our Speciality W IN N T V H O M IN ' S K R V U 'K Try r » And Be Convinced 315 E. 2nd Sanford RCA E. 1st 318 F A 2-M 91 ZENITH < Television Color Television COM PLETE K nr A ll SE R V IC E M nkes DEPT. Of T e lc v l a ln n Miller Radio & Appliance 118 .• .V S. Psrk A V FA .V A V .V Your PURINA • CHOWS P U R IN A • m s I »8 r w A j • • FARM 2*0352 .V /A Dealer — F E R T IL IZ E R S SU P P L IE S & qggjjH. D. Thompson & Son, Inc. S E C O N D nnd O A K W .V .V F A 2-7221 a V / .V A V a 'A NOW BRUSH raonum i Call l u m b e r Joe Crittenden (Tend, clear, kiln FA 2-1088 — 808 Ith S i. DAY or NIGHT dried lumber f«t Large Shipment Of P I.Y W O O D lulrrim and r»- te n n r type* In all aian.1ard ply*. \ 4' ratiel*. a/ery purpoa*. IN S U L A T IO N I.lmded quantity high grada blanket moitalltm. ! LA D IES’ FLA TS R O O FIN G ;inri FLO O RING Reel Bait kuality. Full eednr range Wedgies hardwrird, wuxsl or alH m . Oak. W idth* from AAA A te> EEF, A ll l.« 1 c S t y l e C A N C E I .I .A T I O N S LOW* P R I C E S Tbl» weekend on refvalr and do-tt-yowmelf I maleriala. Sanford Shoe Center k*** ON Oufilda Oil Palot— laitrUi Priawt — Inferior Plot— f l a t — bqulaifa b q i l i i t i Colon c o l o n Im — Inftrlor -a u M — SAVE H U G I P R O FIT S— 2 N D C A N FRKI H o f # Pro ffto l » d CAt LIQ UID P L A S T tO G L A S S Wa ry CA RTER PAINTS 1 11 W. Itl SI. M odem Mobile N E W MOON t*> Wat.rlrnnt BUDGET tVKRY 2nd CAN H W # '- Tour TERMS CAN BE "GO LDEN FO RM U LA" FREE O FFER L v a b sr N n sb a r'’ S a n fo r d , F lo r id a 4:14 (4) t i n r in g 4:14 ( ! ) Nawa We r n i i M T r. a*. l u ip c c t the rpcordi the *ound track* for all of TA'"* dreary lilu • «i lle tiluation romedie* . . On the i:t :ftft •41 • 21 two occaalon* on which Fve «>» caught Klva Lanrhciler on Ihe I 94 151 NBC-TN’ "Jark P a i r Show," »hr h a i atmek me aa a charming and P in es Y our witty woman. Only one thing— Wcdneaday nlghl In walrhing her, Christ mnx Ordsrw I had the weird feeling that #hr For Your here a iirangr reaemhlanre In the late poet Dylan Thorn**. CALL — FA 2-5581 H ILL Lumber & Supply Yard Ae « * florid* Nawa Truth ar Cen**9 **nc*# Jimmy D#*n - V irl**/ llour of S t a n lMgt* Basic 11 * 0*4 P a r t / T o d a / It Ovre Big Payoff Beat tn* Cloak f r o m That* Itnola Verdict la Tour* 421 Who Bo Tou Truat < 94 I3» Quaan for A D a/ i* i Brighter Day t'* American Pan 4a-tail <1 1 M | s . r r a t Storm 4:1* Mi f d g o of Night <2> C ou nt/ f a i r 1)44(2) Spar# Ship <*) Cncl* Walt I •) Popcy* Playli**** 1 49 (2) Movl. Ml Safety Firat <41 Mickey Moua# C*«4 l . t l Mi Cartoon Carnty*! 4W4 Ml W.athar - New - Sparta M) Movl. 441 14 4 44 » 15 * <«' 1 <;» •J * •4> t?» *4) «4 » • ;» 14) •i * • 5) m o t h e r q u a lity l u m b e r P ro d u c ts. “H i t 1 * 4 (4) <l> 1:14 (II 1.44 (II 44) ll) 1.14 i l l (4) 1:44 (11 (*l MI 1:14 111 Ml 12.94 • l i • «» t : ta • 5) 141 • >) The Channel Swim: ARC-TV * " S am m y Kaye Show" It llrkrtrd for the graveyard t ’BSTV* "Twenlieih Century" ia preparing a profdr of Woodrow Wilton Iter m io n . (iingol.t, a reml-regular on the NRC-TV • Jark l>Bar Show," will have her memoir*. 'T h e World I* Square," publlihed on l)er. 10 Martin Manulia, former ho*i of CRS-TV'* "Playhmue no," |a »u pervlaing production of a Joth Cenlury Ftu TV pilot film alsmi a college Irrahman, ‘ The Many lA)Vc* e( Dohir Cdllil" — Mat ihulm an i* writing ihe atrip Ed ward Downri will lake over Ihe Inlermlatlon t iu l im i t i r r Job on CBS Ratllu'i Mriropolllan Opera hroadratta when they uncork on N ot . 29 with "Carmen," Rovimr* father, Olln. alto held Ihe quit job aeveral t e n o n * hack, Ann lairing, who playa • T a m ­ m y" on CBS TV'a "Lovr of Ufc," haa aotd a play, "Autumn Reel Trgtib#l »Jon." to a Broadway producer, Arthur Godfrey ha* hooked in Rad Barber, Sam |« vr n e on and nobort Briitoe, formrt lord m ay­ or o f Dublin, for chat ifaiton* on hla CBS TV morning *now. d r e a m c o m e t r u e . I t ’s w o n d e r f u l f o r OPEN T I L 9 O’C L O C K T O N IG H T FOR YO U R C O N V EN IEN C E *1 io r> TV’ ahovri prrtcnlrd hour d ram si witneM her 30 ircond appearance Wrdnr*<1*T nlihl th il, I cippoir. on W cdncidiy night-* NRC-TV wprr offrrrd (• thriller* Roth "Mlltnti Berle Show" — that 1 mengRr:! In avoid gcilgtinc my -PLYW OODP b ’w o o d a I r. I t Oft Dramas Called Mediocre LUMBER Colorful M . t a l Gift Conloin*t M a i n a Saw in q Boik.1 or M o n d l t r i h i . l Bo. 7 51 % AA • 15 9 Al Promoted As Thrillers, Short * * 4:11 <iV Hi’^kVy* 4 14 42) N m 1:11 421 Nawa 14) Th# P la t Owla 7NO (Ji Itamar T.tt 14 1 Nawa—Douglaa Edwarda i») Don Ooddard 7.14 t l ) IVagoe Train (4) Lora lU n gar 41) Lawranca Walk < .4# (4) Taian 1:1* ( l l Th* rrlc* la Right t i l nail* A Harriet 141 l u i l* 4.94 t l ) Milton Uaryt H i Doaea Read—C oaad r 44) Mllllonalr* 2.24 U i Hal Uaataraae Mi Patti f a g * Ml f v * d o t A Sacral to.4* C i Thla ta Tour Lllo Mi furault 12 ) Doting 12 1v 111 Kingdom of th* Sea I* i t t t l haw ■ 11.94 c i New*.W#tth*r Ml N .w a.W e ith er 44, Movla It II t D Jack Paar (4) Movl* L IST IN G O R L A N D O ( 6 ) W D B O -T V C B S l.eo <4) Man Toward the l i g h t !l;f0 t i i a (4) Jackie Oleeeon i . w ( D M Sdnad (4 ) f h l l t e i T i n n a r A. M . 44 ( 1 ) W r i t e r s - M o v l * i t 00 < ( ) ‘Crackdown ( » ) W a lt D i a n e / P A IN T ft G L A SS m i 8 . Park P A 1-4111 CHANNEL FA 2*3849 LARGE PURCHASES ARRANGED r �Hht vol. xux United i’r f w Leaned Wire ^ a n fr r r ft i b r a l f t k* rINDEPENDENT wm »n t m l P P nDAILY n v V iNEWSPAPER iv a * c n an o n AN A MONDAY. NOVElIRKIl *4, 19o 8~ HjtlahHnhrd 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 311 Celery Bowl Game Slated Here Sem inole To P la y A p o p ka On Dec. 5 News Briefs Indigestion Week CHICAGO f l'P I ) - T b r Baking Soda In stitu te will sponsor " N a ­ tional Indigestion Week.” to be­ gin T h»nlsrivfnn !>»> T h e Seminole High School footlmll team , new ly-crow ned champifJiH of the O range Holt Conference, will piny A popka High in th e Celery Rowl here on F r id a y , Dec. S. A c o n tra c t for th e game, fir>t post-aeuaon affair for Sanford, w a s signed today hy principal* of th e tw o schools. Seminole High reigm l as (IRC cham pion today following Hnmb Hits School NEW ORLEANS i t T I ) — A makeshift hnmb went off in a ven­ tilator at th. Orleans P arish school board offire Sunday night The building wav unoccupied and dam age vva* slight it* victory over t.akevlew F'riday nielii. 3d pi sod the defeat nf Apopka. 13 7. hv Winter Park Sat­ urday night It is the first OBC title for thr Sanford school since the conference was organired four _ years ago. SOUTH BEND Ind fU P Il— About *t.2<al Studrbakrr Packard “signing Ihe contract today were worker* went on strike today when A. J llrarkrn. Seminole principal, prolonged negotiations failed to ami Roger A Williams, Apopka produen an agreement principal tin band for the occasion to W in te r i’.trk S.itA FAMILIAR SIOIIT — R*y Lutilijuiat tle- w ith Apopkn'is 13-7 NEW YORK it T i l - Thf n.v w.i* Freri Gana*. Seminole athletic director. mnnMrntw the form ho riinplfmil Friday nrtinv nljfht, nave Seminole th e O ra n g e Holt Imn's top missile i‘»pert prrelieles) BUDAPEST . m t - The new The Celery Bowl game will ire a nijrht in lending Seminole Mini' tn a 32-19 C onference cham pionship. Luml<|iii*t scored Sumlay that the next shot at the (I le n t Id S ta f f Photo) lltinganati parliament will con­ rematch between Ihe two schools, victory over Lnkevicw*. The victory, coupled t h r e e touchdow ns. moon will have small chance of which hauled lo a srnrelrs* tie in vene next Wednesday for the first success hrrauM* the Army doesn’t tegular season * play. The game time since the national election* Nov. Ifi. it was announced today. I'la'ed in .1 downpour of rain have a roe'.rt gviidanre system anil neither team was able to that Is accurate enough „ ... , „ 'lem onstrale its proficiency with Dr. M ember son Itraun, the thr K * N|(.N FOR CK I.K R A R t» W I^-A |w > |ik n Princi|«tl Ruyjer A, MOSCOW r liP I • - The .Soviet' Army missile rh.ef, said that "we A|wpLj f|o|c1, w a |o n |n William* sign* h i t name t o n c o n tr a c t that will hrinK A|*o)»Thr note was filed a* a re»utt BERLIN (UP!) - The United in a note to Soviet headquarter* armv newspaper Bed Star during ka High here Me* . for the C e |c rv Rowl. W aiting hit* tu rn Just ilon'i have a guidance *>* ihe Tangerine Bowl lots to Winter abates emphasued 1<>!.'> that the hen protesting Sunday'* attrm pt of the fmrdrr attack by the ltrd« the weekend accused Turkey. Iran Wi’cstcm power* are in Berlin to by fled police to kidnap a trie- on Ernst f.echner, 37 • year old ami Pakistan of a • short sighted tn sicn i* Seminole I’rtncipal A. .1. Ilr.u ken. W a tc h in g the trm that is light enough and yet Park The lot* was Apopka's first •lay. and warned Burela that thr vision cam rram rn from Burlin'* Writ G erman cam eram an for the policy" in negotiating with the nignitig i* F re d U.irm*, Seminole High athlelic r lim 'to r . accuralr enough to lilt the moon" of the season Gsving Into the eonColumbia Broadcasting Syntrm Kremlin will tie held responsible American *ector. United State* for a defense pact. Ilnsit'Xer. he ad It 1, <e and hi* te*l, the Blue Dartera had woo lllernlil S t u f f Photo) Soviet* Hrspnnslhie The note »irt**c<1 the right of for the aetiW’ic* of IIa tierm an *l»ff will t>e happy if their mis seven and Ihe tie with Ihe SemiIt told H umid that the United the W eitcm pow'era to free move­ poppet*. illr get* anywhere near t h e nolrs wa* Ihe only hint on the U. S. political . >l*er Findley ment to and from tin* Communist- State* will hold the Soviet* re moon, iwcau*e that would give t9M record, WASHINGTON i l P l i — A Joinl sponsible for net* of Ea*t tier p u rn s *et forth the l' S. (land surrounded rity. them most of the information Seminole High close■ out Hi rongressional committee rrportesl man t'nmrmmivt*. It «aid, in rfseaion here Wednesday nlfhl they are seeking Sunday that the fnleral govern­ feet, that the Soviet* are rripvin An aviation magaruvr prrdictesl -, 3-,ln*t Del^nil The final game ment would have U7 billion dul»ihlr for the act* of all Kail tier llu l the Air Forcr im Der ts '* '11 f>e homeromlng. Going into lar* available for spending during man authorities and m utt control will attempt In shout into orbit a game, Ihe Sanford team hai Ihe fiscal I year ending June 30 them hlg reron n a I * * a n c r satellite | *•* vletnrie*. two losses and one Thr *harplv worded prote*t tie. RICHMOND, ka 1 'P li — Gov lion n ic er willingly to permit in qulppesl w i t h a irlrtcopte ram wa* an American an*wrr to the Trophic* will he awarded th# J. I.ind*av Almoml tiaiay Utirllril tecration ,if Virginia's MIAMI rUPI»— liastern Air puhlie era campaign aeainit the Western po two learn* hy the Celery Bowt. the Supreme Court • nine fawning Aviation Week magstinc, pub­ lane* rnrclianies ami (light engi­ *ltfon herr started Nov. to by *>> srhool*. pressure lished Sumlay. also *aid the So­ Trophies In the outstanding player neer* union* walked off the Job puppet* of pnlitlc.il vlet I’rem trr Nikita Khruihcliev Mllinnil said III tontede Supreme viet Union "already groups and reiterated hi* intrnmay have nn each team will be awarded by Gaoigr Touhy, First Trderal the It, S Saving* and faian The incident that »et off the pro at 10 », m. today and company of­ Cuitrt *le< Islitn* to tie law wo'tbl put a reconnal*»»nre satellite Into The Sanford Herald. Saving* and lavan executive vier- I .r ague te*t started when three Com mu ficial* said the strike would force Seminole High latl year look lie to 'concede We are itt utler high orbit" to spy on immense president, returned over the week He tax* outstanding authorities ( mil police torn tried In drag Uch a shutdown of ihe nation'* largest part in Ihe Brahma Bowt, but area* of the earth. end from San Francisco where hi- forecast favorable liusine** eondi- ner into East Berlin a* he wav domestic a ir carrier "within a few ehno*. Iiecaiise no man can pie this I* the first bnwl gam e lo ha attended the national convention of [Ions in the national economy for ahooling him on the American hours." dirt from one da-, to Ihe next I The Air Force had no official played in Sanfnnl. nfflrial* said. comment on either report Hut ' vide of Polsdamer t'la li, where what new theories dissolving other military official* w ire Intlined to They hope lo make II an annual _^*a T C *J All acreplrd figure for housing (he f . S.. Itritlah and Sovirt recaffair. rights will be nprmnilrd under the scoff at Ihe idea of ihe already« ITV m L o n u fle r "t J , u *" that 12 month period is tor, meet WASHINGTON <171*1» — The gvtiae of a decision of the Supreme e*i«ting Hu»»lan spy moon. ^ # l l | IV V W IIJIU W . tt.'iOOjPOO, Touhy laid. He added ,ww- pnbeem at Ihree.cnesl to !!**»'• *n*-*»nsl sernrtlr subroni ' Court Arlallon Wrek *alil (he Air ^ a h ( * 9 i >I r t a i D / x m / x r *!*** fwtXK. vi.ntiibuiing t.< ttu op- shoot t.ertiner It continued mt mltiei ha* rejiortrd that only J ” 1 dsi iwd )••■’>edc an opinion <*f Force aflempt lo orlul a satellite *',1**,v are In. f n f n i resistance But Ijech. or ■ucre»«- per re n t of Ihe refugee* who fled Ihe Supreme Court lo l*e Ihe law would l>e inaile at Vandcrherg »aving. Iiy thrifty American* to flli|y fouthl , hPn, ol{ M, gnoc)f.l Ihe Hungarian revolution have rr City Commminner* will con*id- prnvjrttf f0, of the land." Almond said " If I Mr Force Base. Calif ft *ald Ihe nee<tJ, I'.lin,- ,|0WT, onP ivollcrman md broke turned home ileipite "periD tenl rontraet on power far e r a blanket nianxei contract | 1ICom„ . , . prpprf u gr.,,. ' ' ami at tim es even phyairaltv ag A R Timbering!) J r ., manager of did, I would lie lust as gviilly of first shot would carry a 400 tn .e n i e e . ct the city with H onda national product. Improvement* In , r j * t | J J & t'fls th irf railut g r t '. l v r " Communist propaganda the Tampa Com m itter n( H*J. will displaying lark of respect for Ihe tv> - jHiumi pav load including a Bower and Ught Co tonight. Tl.e |,ulMitl|. , , „ r tl. U( B n 9 v r j™? not speak m Sanfonl tomorrow (’nntlitiitinn ai -1etc those nine 1telescopic ram cra, am! mnIt, .. *» . » af|11* irii \ Ivinn correspondent in ermilderation iMrrlitflni excludr* urmti'ir water nriant night rffie ii-t mu struct Ion meth Beilin, went In I',Mat Berlin police WASHINGTON ( I l l 'l l —The Su­ fawning puppet* of political pre* service. nd preme Court rulrd today lhal th# tu re group* whi iuMilrrl ilnvsn Ihe I rnl-ci i,.an wax to tell the nr , . . . . . . headquarters today and demanded The agenda fur the Com m in inn " vTh* ATLANTA tU P D - M r . Allen closing UU of the general rrturn n( , ^ „ m rr, „ c Wil sclmoi ilreliifin in May of BUI." I ess, H n h n r t f i n K Alabama pupil placement la w -a * jn e etin g *l*o include* considera­ •rations wa* hy the Rt. nev t'aik sr and Mrs. J. V Nmfthrr formed Sanfnrd coinm lU re some "{ writim-i* nmtntutionii Almond charged before the an j a y n e u e r r v j l i s t i o n of a caution heaenn at Mel- ■fames A I U r. bishop of thu Cali­ Kivrn It immediately. man put «rut a fire in a firehouse the thing* that m ake Tampa'* Today's hrirf order affirm ed a oual convention -J the X'lrginia plan the mint •iiree*<ful in the lonviUr Ave. and 20th St., site of fornia iflocese (if the Kpitropal Saturday night. They passs-d the lower court ruling lo Oils effect. I'arm Bureau led, ration that tire stale frequent accident*, two occurring rhurrh, who**- ihetue wa* “Your station shortly after the entire An appeal hail bs-en filed hy four It it *u aucerstful that the lm*t Supreriio Courl in ordering dese­ ctcw had gone out to answ er an last week. Busin*** a* a Ministry.'* Negro children gregation. 'h»- ir >■■■reel Ihr *.rth, m-inager eannol leave herau*r "f alarm and tu m H off a bur 1 Bid* will he opened on two pollen Men of rational prominence wpIhe t"th ami Ihr lllh Amend Jay Hebert. Mayfair Country A three judge federal court c a n . one »t*lion wagon, a erae- peering on the g rre ra l seaaiont under four scorched steak* the a 'hot" protpert He D lining ev m erits" to the I S Con*Ututl|n Club'* plaving pro. tied with Am held last .May that the Alabama aetlv what the local Committer of firemen had been cooking Wflien ler tractor and water division fun- program inrluded t ’erry I'rent t, pal would like In be able to "In Iid'litlon t<> all precedent* and old Palmer ami Julio* Itoro* ye* Matute. on It* face, provides the pile* Thr city attorney will report editor of House and Home Mags Vnnle Kuth Shaw, 30. wai tbr call came In. *wlug—making a new mdintt the judicial restraint lli.it thnul'l lenla' for fifth place honors In the machinery for admlnls l e r l n f on the proposed franchise with tine; Henry J. Kaiser J r,, voe chnrgesl with first degree murder |iyc»*i Palm He*ch India , srhool* "in a rnnititiilional m anner realire tin value of estahlishin .1 art'tmp.xns 11 > rterv derision," the ga* companv president of Henry J. Kaieer *‘,,rr "tabbing her hu*ts»nd K H ' It was with Ihr drrps*»| re t mna I 1'p.n. Each h*d a tot at my Ihe admission of qtlallfied pi). plant in that area. The full agenda promise* actPHt Dr. Arthur M tVelmir. noled through thr heart with * HI CM INGRAM. England (I 1*1 • pits upon a basis of Individual that I »il- of 277 from the eommmioner* on amend. economist; William A, Lyon, prr>- butcher k n t f e Tin recentI) formed local organ grrt. 1 Almond uni Friday tight, S cr.'irr station atlendani Hof m erit without regard lo (heir ra re nrsvrd the insatiahle NXACP, with Pete Cooper, Lakeland pro, rdg vg the ronlng ordinance and other (dent of the National Association "uthorllle* said today, • re Brawn. 37, utrd oil to f. i! nation will still tneel tomorrow ed out Wrsley Fill* Jr. In a one- or color." mines*. The meeting start* at of Mutual Saving. Banks; Ja m r. Ihe N egro woman I* held In the a holdup man Saturday night night in Ihe Sanford Civic Crnter the reads and prompt oliei»anre nf Hie federal ro irtt close school* hole pla* off lo win the tourna The opinion said the record in * p. m. I.endium . profess, r of arrhiler rounty jail without ball. Coioner ' When a customer pullesl a go- Mack Cleveland .lr., temporaiy to W arren t '»mt* .md in ll>p ritlrx m rri t'<».)ier fired a two under thr case did not show (he exclu­ ture. University of Florida. Hugh Dunran nilci the rase at and -lemamtesf money. Brown let chairman will rondurt a meeting From the rational government ,bnmlrt«le and said there w -uld l» him have it with the only w rap >n whtfh will see Ihr election nf "f of 1 liarlntlr.vlllr and Norfolk, lie par yesterday in the last mum! sion of ihe four N rgm ei from pricing thousands of pupil* of Ihe of the 72 hole tournament srhool* of ihrir choice to be hated were Sen. John J. Sparkmrn. ill- no inquest. The virlim was dead at hand, an oil squlrtrr fleer* and Ihe appointment nf use of their classrooms Teqoesta * Dow Finsterwald ami on anyihing hut a proper test. But Ala.) rhairman of the |{oti*ing in the door's ay of hi* Midway Ha taid the gunman fired three commilteea 1 I plare Ike blame I"r Ihe pfe Bill Casper *hared third plsre Ihe opinion added If the law were home when of finals arrived. T>» blank ahnta and fled In panic and subcomimttee of the Senate Bank­ Tltnberman ha% prum ited that >cnt situation rsartly where It honor* with totals of 173. Fourth not properly admlnistrresl It might ing committee; ftrp. Gordon I.. rubbing evidently followed • an oil-spattered raincoat. hr wilt Speak In Ihe Seminole liefong»--wUh ihe \A \C P and Ihe plare winner was Tommy Ja lie declared uneonslilullonal In .Sanford thieve* have a normal McDonough 1 1! -Cat.) second rani family argument, County group very anon—when hi- federal tmlirlarv They can mbs with 773 tome future lawsuit. HousingDeputy Sheriff M J ^rlggnr* variety of tastr* in merchandise. ing ftepuhliean of the doesn’t have an tndotirlal pm never , *1 a|a- that re*|»iris|hlllly In All the men vs ill tie *e*-n in San tub-Cemmiller Mhert J nnlwrl *•» railed to Ihr -erne bvxr-r-.--. Today's high court n rd rr mad# _ Clothing. »hoe* and liquor were i ert The sanfonl Commtllre t* Ihr mind arid • •vnscienre of a • ford Dec it II during the Ms?fair lt pime, *Dat It was affirming "on of ihr Federal v”" ' *'I-1 1* pm . S to le n ovrr the weekend tiene F» ron. fhaimis-i t'siierrted after that of Txmpa thneke'1 ami tsrD 1tu rfe d people " ,nn the lim ited ground* nn w h ic h th i tridge reported thi* mnnung t h a t !Ann'e t « a n flank Board. ' ~ dlslrlrt court rriled its decision.” hi* dry cleaning branch at 2«7 , C; **• Mstchr.l. Kansas t ny, wa. V o t e I S V a l u a b l e , The case started with all appli­ dsrted proaide nl of I ha t S 1.. a _ P ark Ave. had been entered. fladad^ ---------J cation by the children In August, The building also houses F ar gup. Tn sen i rith him a . vice 1137. fnr iransfrr In whltp schools Thirteen of la employes of tc r ’s Shoe Store, which reported xre*ideot the avltigs .sml loon BORDEAUX. France t l T l i in Birmingham n e a r e r their of Southern Bell Herr have ren the lo«S of five p u r* of resoled men named W O Du Vat of k|. Sunday's election nesrly rn*t one tnhuted S2R4 In Ihe United Fund homes They brought stilt in fed­ shoes, two pslr* of black hoots anta J A C K S O N V IL L E * U P I i - Do confuted voter IW non franei eral court after the Birmingham This represent* 73 per cent of f.ilhv l / u i i t r G ilb e rt w as an ev ( t u t s R and 9'xt and a patched (1337). IMaril of Fduealion failed lo act thr entire plant rain jacket. Estridge could not e* riled little Ctrl w h e n she eelehrai He placed an rmrlops- contain on their application within a time Additional contributor* to toe r'i her third lurllitlav Sunday tim alr the amount of clothing limit set hy the school placement ing a cheek for that amnunt in the la k rn from hi* establishment She -1)11 hadn't Hotter over Fei Partly cloudy and warm with urn, and walked out of the poihni 1 mtrd Fund In ami-tinl* nf Si'> or law more are tl F May, Dr Vann e v n l r m r n l when her father re W Approximately SV) tn eath a id • Idely xcstirred shower* through litr I anger me llnwl today1 in­ of Ihr Ihi«I (om m ittre have conan unknown amount of stock were Tuesday. High today M to U, low placr with his ballot, The envr Parker. Dt G. I). Stanley, lev -i turned home in the evening from vited Ihr I nivrrsih of Bulfaln tarlerf Ihe entire Florida congre*lope with the cheek was found taken from Ihe C k C Liquor Store, •might about S3. East in south- by a vole counter, who knew Just Fleischer, J , Dan Wright, fir < a hunting trip to II* po*l srasiiO foot It all game slnnal delegation asking their sup. F. Brook Smith, N, K Godfrey 312 Sanford Ave. The robbery vs a* [wirt In gelling Ihe Air Force tail winds in to 13 mite* per what lo do with It He happenni I" IWfler and Ruth Engineers John Gll!>rrt, w a s loving wilh and wailed lor Ihr \ir I orcr reported this morning by Mr*. tradem v h- answrr an earlier Academy In [day in the Central lie * local hank Idler. Mary Ceresoli. I'otice officer* said •our. Anderson Befrigrraled Serv ,e hi* new sholgun w h e n Ids lit Ilr Md Florida bowl that in both ra*e* entrance had Ball llro* Trucking (.’o . Sanb't'l d a u g h lr r walked u p to t h r bed • We also reissued Ihe invitation room door to i n v e s ti g a te lie wav Produre. Henry Schumacher I a-, he*n gamed through the rear of illll.A N D l* t I'll — Hffietals of in view nf rumor* lhal Ihe Aca checking In see if shell* in thr nie B. Reid, Gladya II v, the building* the tin* Tangermr Bowl vvrre drniy may acvrpt a hid to a Mack Cleveland Jr. em erged xlfOphelia !> Jones, S T ami Mae rhamln-r r j e r l e d r n r r r e t l y The first shell sva* thrown uui Iih I i nan) l-^lav over i i | m>m * lliat larger Imwl," Morgan said Inrious frnm the Mayfair Mrn'a Muller, Goldsboro flat and I* i "We uanl Ihr Air Forte Aca Sundav all right But Ihe set nod ills ihe \n Fori 1 Academy I* coo "Turkey T ournam ent'' age. Dr. fieorge || Stark' I • charged Ih r h l a t t hilling Ihe ■nlcnng arrcpiing i>o**ihle Ind* demy and Hunk we should get with three birds, two of whirh h# A Allrn ami Ida M. Andrr>> o lo |d.i in |i"*l reason fmilhall lliem if any Iwvwl doc* Wc Blink donated to charity The remaining ihil'l thf) *tumid come here tier a use gobbler weighed in at 27 pounds i>!ltM-rt called nltlcrr* who gam e* J a c k .Morgan, chairm an of Ihr ihi* area is thr center of Air and came eomplrte with feathers, rushed Ihe tot to a hospital In a MIAMI (UPI) — A 23 year old Stanley U n w e l l , who now After three hour*, stw found ■ tqu»i| e ar Bui w h e n Ihcv arrived 13 year old Tang*run- Howl, said Forte attivltle* in Ihr United I chirp and Irol. man fmm Flint, Mich., goes be­ ia* more money than he ever had Graham who put her in lourti hD rn in riu ltrr invited the Fa le u n i M ates." Morgan -aid noting two tkmnlhy was d e a d . Cleveland wa* winner of th# fore a federal tomml**ioner here >cforr. could have had a lot more with thr owner. Mrs D»v|i( Wrn !.i»l August lo play In the Der. 77 Air Forrc ha»r» 11. Ihe (irlando | "elosrst In Ihe pin on IS", a mem­ today on charge* that he and his tad he not been honest dell of Lansing. Mich TAMPA l Pli - Ihe largest 1 la ssie regardless of then rrro rd area and other* throughout Flo­ bride flew south for their honey­ Stanley it only five years old. Mr* Wendell wa* her* sinrle eraekdnwn of bootlegger* N o I N i o n c P r o b l e m s Inti were turned down rida Proreed* from Ihe Tange ber of the winning team and run* for highest individual moon in a stolen airplane iut when he found a wallet eon in irarch of real e»tatr for re­ In Florida history netted (tl i-er fine Bowl, whirh seals i>nlv 13.000, ner up Morgan vahl Hie A ir F o rrc SAN FRANCISCO —(U l'l) — psilnl* Major Roy Brown won a Federal agent* a rrrrte d David alning S1.373 in hilla and several tirement In the area The money sons in a four county raid m r r Aca'lem y was bulled e a rly Ite go entirely In crippled children Attorney Tevl* Jacobs took »trplive turkey fnr most individual M. Richmond, a llern*ed pilot, foliar* in change he took it home repre»ented her huthand's life'* fhe weekend lo solve Ihe problem of parent* e.m *r ih i* veal * Tangerine Bowl charity. ^ h e n he wa* returned to Miami o his parents, who conducted a *aving». .klr* Wendell evidently •'arl Wilson chief rnforc rinrnl wh' *e youngrter* tie up the tele I* Iw ing belli in honor of the late Other learnt being considered points V n n t Cuba The federal warrant hree houi telephi nr search for Ihe had left the wallet in the phone olflecr of the state flevrragc Dr Two tram * lied for first place; phone Coder hi* nam e |n the dl Col M lkr MrCoy whom nearby for the Tangerine Bowl are Flo­ charged that he flew Ihe plane iwmer. booth while ratling the bu» sta parlm ent, said moit nf those a r ­ rectory I* the listing "Children's McCoy Air Force Base u a * named rida Stale, the Cnlvcrdty of Buf Roy Holler and Cleveland, and from Telerhoro. N .J., to Miami Mr. and Mr* Roy Howell J r . lion fain East Trxa* Slate. Miami of Dave Cuming and Bill Foulk. Tied rested w ere Negroes Thrv vverr Teletihone." after. and then on lo Cuba. Hanley t parents, live in Lake The happy woman prrtrnlrd charged with illegal poise*'ion Morgan said Gen Jam es lltrggs Ohio, Mississippi Southern and for to rood were Mae Melnnls and Boy Brown, ami B. C. Hamilton Cuban authorities had picked up d a r j, Stanley found the wallet Stanley with tit), a large turn for and Illegal sate of Uquor, com mander of Ihe Air Force Tulsa. Kichmond under a federal war n a public pbore booth yesterday ■ five-year-old. and left Lake The -aid ers arrested dealer* In No Transient Room Aradcmy, replied lhal the Fal­ Bulgers had also Iv in under and Aim Fennell. rant whirh acruaed him of it Itboat 1 p. m Mary with a warm regard for its Ihe Tam pa area and moved east Two live turkeys were lied to WASHINGTON (U P ! I - Th# Su con* would not ptay In a post consideration, but Tangerine Bowl suing had cheeks to rent a ear H it mother railed local author! honest folk And" whan she and her ward into the Plant City area premr Court ruled ft to 3 today season game Ihlt year because it nfflnali received a telegram Sun r a th side of Ihe first lee at th# after the wedding in M ontreanies then all the G raham s In the huiband return, odd* are high that Counties included In the raid* that apartmenti in government- had not yet graduated a class, as day from Ihe New Jeriey school Mayfair Country CJttb. Thlrty nin# and to rent th# plan# in N eaftdephonr ho o k -aftrr finding the Stanley will have top minority on were Hillsborough, Pinellas, Her insured housing project* can not rco'iirrtl hy N C ^t rulca stating that it would not accept mem bers of th# Association play­ ism e on a card ln«tde the wallet the Wendell cookie Jar ;nsndo and Pasco. ed in the tourney. Morgan laid oe'1 and nrembcri any poit season games. he rented tn transient gsiesta. I Can't Shoot Moon Yet, Expert Says; Need Guide System Auto Workers Out Parliament To Meet U .S . Repeats Pledge To Hold Berlin Reds Blast Turkey j I I ■Fust Pocket Change Savings League Reports Gov. Alm ond S a y s 'No M ixing Ever' Pastern On Strike Favorable '5 9 Forecast Kew Refugees Return tOnTldCT Un lOWCl Committee of 100 Loses Speaker; He Has 'Hot' Prospect Alabama Pupil Law Upheld By Court 1' irehouse Blues Hebert Gets Fifth-Place Tie In Golf Tourney Knife Stab Fatal, M°nro Woman Held (iuninun (lets Oiled t Thieves Shopping;) Tastes Are Varied But $357 Worth? Uniied Fund Lists New Contributors Death Pays Visit On Happy Birthday Falcons 'Bowl Shopping/ Tangerine Very Unhappy Weather Cleveland Shoots For Birdies, Birds Local Boy Finds $ 1,3 75 jioneymoon Couple Use Stolen Plane Proves Area Folk Honest 61 Persons Joiled In Bootleg Raids :L lL �P ip 2— M o n . K err. 2 4, 1 9 5 9 fit § m ffr5 V fn ll Hospital Notes Big Crimes Climb, FBI Report Says ~ WASHINGTON (UPI > — Major crime* In IS* United Stale* in '• creased II P«r rent in the lin t h int month* of thl* year nvrr the ■>c*me period l»»i ye*r. FBI IIIrector J . Edgar Hoover reported today. Robber), burglary, f o r c i b l e . j a p e and larceny led the .mount tng crime wave. The figure* were given in the first of a aerir* of FBI quarter yearly "crim e index" report* aim ­ ed at showing Ihc nationwide ’ crim e picture more frequently. The F B I* regular "uniform —crim e report*" will henceforth lw -publl'hrd yearly Indeed of aemi• annual!). Today * fir»t "crim e index", i baaed o.t preliminary report* for * January through Scpirm lcr. ISM. ahowed an overall riae ol ll per cent in major crime* and the fnt ; lowing rliea la the »e»tn major • classification*: ; Robbery. II per cenl; burglary. 14 per cenl: forcible rape, 11 per . cent! larceny over 150, IS per cenl; auto theft. A per erni, murder, 3 per cent: and aggravated * aaaault, 2 per cent. The report noted lltal Ihc former ; rlaaaci of negligent minalaughler. Legal Notice l O T i i c t o »r*r»:»n >1*-.- <«» T»ir. nTATK o r n it/ a . o n c it T iy o a i UAIlMAItA atnATi*. a l>. D A N ­ I E L anil ------UANIKt* O'* wJf». a n a VIMliLl. LA XIi COM M S r . _ toM>'.fall*». if ll> la a . a n d If 0 **4 , fha unkiw w H »»eu**». halt*. <1 *Q m iiii l* f * te r * . g r a n t * , , . cr * ■ anon a t t i f n t . *ute***«r* I* B Iniert.i. aTreetar*. Ifoaita*. v o r nilt*r T*rlle* t l a i m l n a 1*1 . ' tkroug u n u e r ur »«*l»*» llark ar mi *. I>. I' Dan iel and— | , i f | M* wlf». a n d Xi -4,1 i-v-l •''-Tnear*. • r i o r ifia ( fiiMtgiinrt. - T o { ? A M . EA CH o r Tot- A B E T f o T t r i K G t h a t a u r n In ««l*t f i l l ’ h r * h**n ( IU 4 • * * • " • ; >"•* » r »• f l l a m l l nr.. e n d Var tla Ha* Man'll hi* w l(*. in t h o .e m a il *'•uri nl lh # N in th J o ' l l , 1*1 I ’l r r u l l «f F U r . 14*. |n am i l a r dam lnol* ' n u n ' s . In C h a n t * ! . . v » in * **«• moally traffic drathi and larceny under tJO have been dropped from prev ioni categoric* for puipoaca of ihe q u a rtr’ yearly Index. It artilrd lhat police report* of rapes ainre Jan . t. ISM. have hern lim it­ ed to forcible rape invtead of the former category which Included atalutory rape 'no forco used— victim under age). Gained a Guinea Or Lost a Ghana? LONDON iL'PI) - Ilntivh dip lomata wondered .odav w helhrr Ihe projected Guinea • Ghana m er­ ger mean* the commonwealth ha* gained a Guinea or loot a Ghana. Tnr joint announcement Sunday In which the two nation* aald they planned to Join f o rm to form the "n u rlru i of a union of Wrvt Afri­ can atalea" made no mention of Ghana * memberihip In the com ­ monwealth Iinvoys Will Meet TOKYO t u n . — J a p a n c i r en vuyi to l io n Curtain counirle* will a v i r i n h l r h ere toiui lo dllc u i a Ihe povaiblr r i la b t l . h i n c n l of iflt.lomatic rclallun* with aalellile Hungary. II wa* anomime<l Unlay. Legal Notice T ilt : • 1 . cn a. fu*U. _ a itn rd ln d la J » » t I h e r e o f f * card * d In P t a l Monk •■*** I t i " *• " f ■’ u n ­ tie R n t i . i i ol B e n ia * !* «-#uni r rio ,id a a n d t i i u »r* hrf*bi* r,«ulr»>l l« i t r t e * con. s f r u u r ,v n ,* » r » " • » C e m ^ l a l n l tin lh * r ' a , "'V, V*„wt V"ri n ey . O l a d i i o n * I . Il*hl*M . 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Tully J r., com­ manding officer of Heavy Aitaek Siiuadron Five, ha* received o r­ der* (o the flurrau of Naval Peraonnel, Washington, CJr. Ira M. Rowell J r„ pre*ent executlva offlerr. will tuected him a* commanding officer. Tully came to Sanford In Augull, 195S, and eerved aa execu­ tive officer of YAH-S until De­ cember, IBSd. when he became "•kipper." I'n d rr hi* Itaderthlp the tquadron made an efficient tran*lllon from North American AJ Savage* to A3D Skywarrlore. The equadron h*» been dubbed "th# Savage Son* of Sanford." During Tully'a command. VAII 5 won the Naval Air Weapons Meet for IMS and recently copped the annual Thief of Naval Operation. Award for High! Safety. The Sanford »qu*dron now Is aervlng aboard the U8S F o r.etlal with the Sixth Fleet In the Medi­ terranean. It left htrn July 13 dur­ ing the Lebanon crisis. The ahlp •ailed from Mayport Sept. IF Clienge of command ceremonies are tihrdulcd prior to Dec. It, when Ihe ahlp Is In Barcelona. Spain. Tully will relurn lo hi* homC *1 80WI 1ruqiiul t Avr., Sanf.iid, around Dec. 10. He will have a few d*)* leave before departing wilh hi* family for hi* new aialgnmrnt In Washington. nirtha Baby boy lo Mr. and M n Burton Bagg* Jr. (Sanfnrdi Baby girl (o Mr. and Mra. Charle* Corley Baby girl to Mr. and Mra. Al­ ton Burke J r . Baby boy to Mr. and Mra. Jr* ale M rFaddrn D lachargrt Paul Jone* ( Sanford i Mr Alpine Courtcy (Sanford) Larry Chllea (Sanford) Marconi* Salter white (Sanford i Evelyn Adama (l«ngw<iod) Florence Well* I Sanford) Willie Lee Sieg (Geneva) Auatin Jackson (Sanford) Buby Grtffia (Sanford) Paul K ram er (Sanford) Chrlellne Woodruff •Sanford i Minnie M acFaddrn (Sanford, Mary B urkt and baby girl (Sanford) DrueclUe G ilchritt (Sanford) Ii. JAMES GUT IIIA IKSIIORE \I»TH. 1720 III Avr. TV.. Rradrnlon Near MANATEE RIVER lu r s d a ) 1:3* P. M. Dec. • 12 EM. A Bedroom Uml*. BeauUfully Euro. Large Lovely Grounds. N ear Gulf. UANSBROUG T erm n n % Dawn at Aucllan, Balanca Arneunced. W ide For Deacriptlvg Brothutes. Vic Kobnilo. a |(I, B01 E. 1*1 YOU N EED - Right Here At A Savings CALL — "The Lumber Numb*!*" FA 2-5591 * H IL L Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd SI. Sanford, Fit. TURKEYS SAUCE 2 16 Tu 20 Lb. Avtf. 10 To 11 Lb, Lb. Avg, 43 ‘ '£ ■ TOMS 39c HENS 43c Serve With Ocean Spray (KANllERKY Lb. Lb. 4 TO 8 LB. TUKKKY k k yn o ld sw h a p ALUMINUM FOIL 29 23 FI. "SUPER Apple Pie 39* JANE PARKER I' i • Lb. Loaf l.ba. 23‘ Frnh POLE BEANS 2 HENS 55 I'np’n John’s Standard Oysters v.»°‘ 7 9 * 39 AUgood Brand Grade A Quick Frozen Comlah ROASTING SLICED Chickens ^ 49* BACON - 49* I-Lb Cane 49 OLIVES ‘ SAUCE not ox. SULTANA L b . Stiffed 25 APPLE hd. 19c La Grade A Quick Frozen Tender UAKINU A A P Lettuce WHOLE or HALF 45 25 CRI8I* ICEDERO SKINNED HAMS LB. Stuffing Mix 02. 25c KKIHT” SHORT SHANK ' DELICIOUS APPLES 2 Lbs. 25c HttSM Tl-NliKIl SWEET CORN 6 Ears 25c LONG ISLAND 47 Lb. FULLY COOKED JANK PARKER 8- None I’rlced Higher BROILERS A&P A & PSWBET PUMPKIN 2 | POTATOES c u r. 2 B O l. Cane SILVER IIROOK PRINT POTATOES 25 Lb. Bag 85c BUTTER Fruit Cake Blae label Kara Dent! • hi** Tuba* TVilk Brush Syrup Tooth Paste 2/49c Sanaklne Hl-llu Medium Sire Crackers Ivory Soap 2 for 19c I'trs a a a l Mr# Ivory Soap 4 for 25c Over 1/3 Frull & N oU lb. 29c lli'dtaa liamask Dinner Napkins Genii* ^ 29c lb. King l.g. I'kg. Ivory Snow 33c Zest Soap 2 for 39c------------------- — — — Italh S ite Tide Sic These Prlece lffectlvg | Through S«U Nov. 21th For Ytur Shopping Convenience Detergent lg. pkg.33e KS pan ' Bi eeea* e»>e p ,M . c C , l , . pk , . l k N“ ••11 bears. M r ».}, Wtdaeirt) I WfwMr M l i HERTZ QUICK FROZEN GRADE A DRESSED AND DRAWN Stuffing Dread A FISHING CAMP E v e n 'n — KA 2-7SOO AGENCY .•.I'U 1 .V1 ll).* 1 \Jlt . , J l l ' l * » . lli'.OUI.I., Wilh a FUTURE ! ! Noith of Tavares on Hainct Crerk Wrd.. 1:30 p. m.. Der. 3 .'on vd». to LAKE KU8TI8 on W A T E R W A Y T O l o t LAN Large Groun.lt, | Mu.mrv Turn. Home, Rent­ al Unit.. Tr. Pk. Area, I Dorkt, 11,.at. . Also. IS ­ LAND in HAINES CREEK. F A 2 -7 7 2 3 Do - If - Yourselfers i.C ,. 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2*4451 II. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT A BOOT. IANnBKUUCILS hav* hern galling TOP market Dollar for TOP projertlea *inca 1911. CONSIDER THIS, if You re Planing to BELL For detalla of Hantbrought Successful Aucliott Method of helling, Call COLLECT UAiden <1-4671. MONDAYt I l i d t A . M. — DECEMBER I MORTGAGOR S LIQUIDATION SALE 1 1 1 of HI-ESTER ( ORP. — PLANT A EQUIPMENT South of City Limit*—Delairid—JOvY llwy. 17-93 Frontage OVER l.Y.OOu s.| FI. fnr PROCESSING A MFC. - Main hide i* in 1 *onry, aecmd floor rxlrartlon room hav rein* forced eonrrel* floor, all other (lo>.r» ate ellher concrete nr heavy tlmlatr, hat fluorescent lighting, m etal roof, and t* equipped with conveyor* nn rath end for tngdlng: ample ie»l room*; including—W FI.I. INSULATED CHILLING BOOM, anil /.KUO FREEZING BOOM .O F F IC E SPACE . is provided in a larg* asperate wind, air ( I.ndilionrd, with private office*, rcrt room#, and flutnrtcenl lighting. LABORATORY BLDG a veparat* M jS’nrv Labor*(nrv wilh office .pare, wnrkahnp area, and heat* house, nith Uaiit.ank* Mqrae **•!*» fnr trucks up to 100,900 lh. tn i.a tit), concrelc platform drtvewav 4.100 8 .1. Ft. FRUIT PACKING UIEA SFPARATK HOILKIt HOUSE. AMPLE WATER WITH FOLK DEEP \\ n | S LARGE GROUNDS, 81 FHTtiE ON :i SIDES. VALUABLE EQUIPMENT MY BE I’t RcHASED INDIVIDUALLY or WITH REAL ESTATE H E R T Z When t h i erew says "(111 'er up." it vrlll be done fait. Tbe four wtng full > intakes absorb fuel at a rate of 1.200 gallons per minute. Jete utilise v ile r Injection on take-offs—for added power. In a two-minute take-off, that means g.OOO gallons of water which hie to be purer then the w ater you drink. SHANK PORTION Tel GA'den 3-642] P#mtr^ A^mIh I FiRRAit C#rp#f#1ie# Roy Watson. 11, and hi* wife, Irene. All were from Mulberry. The Cochrans were the parenti of five children and thr Wataon couple had three children. Hall laid Watson was driving east on State Roid to when hit ca r w ai overtaken and alruek by Fields' vehicle. O fficer! said Fields, who escaped Injury, had been drinking and waa traveling at ■ high rile of epeed. General Insurance 8 • Inrh hurcrsstul Sailing Since lt»l 1 TOMORROW* 1 JO I*. M.. NOtl.M HER 31 LARGE LAKEI BONT I.O I 8 - LAKE MARY JANE E. of ORLANDO ALL LOTS WITH LARGE ROAD A WATER FRONTAGE On Chain nf Lake* — Kaerllrnl Swimming — Boating Fishing. Sm allrst L»t Offrn-d I'M' x 3*V with large wnter frontage. CALL NEW YORK - ( C P I ) - Edith A, Aynes, a former Army nurse, spoke out recently agaln*t "apt* elalltallon" tn nursing. !l ha* gJne to far, ihe raid that Florence Nightingale would have to hire rometn/dy else to carry her lamp If aha were alive today. BUY EV ER Y T H IN G Harmon Rites Set At Sanford Church I24J Coil Caianlot Diiv*........................ t*i QAidan 5.3*42 iOAMI MAPI TO MliBIMTI Of A ll N U U T TOWNS MULBERRY (L'PI) - A Mul­ berry Negro wav hrld In 130.030 liond en a manslaughter charge today In connection with a tucl­ ear roillilon that look the live* of four pertonv Stale Highway patrol Trooper Wilton Hall laid Henry Field*. 3 , wav driving an auio which elam* incd into the rea r of another car in which the four perton* were riding Saturdey night. The front c a r left the roadoverturned several times and b u n t into flamca. All four persona were trapped Inside the flaming wreckage and burned to death. Killed were George Austin Coch­ ran. 31. hla wife, Murlene, 2«, Squadron Is Busy With Air Strikes "No Dm* to get ru s t)" w a s a l­ lowed YAH 9 when the squadron, recently returned from nine months aboard the Saratoga, con­ ducted St simulated aircraft • trile r during a coordinated At# lanlle Fleet rxcrcD e In the CarihUvn. For thra# day* Ihe crews, fly. Ing ATI) Skywarrlnrf, operated from Guantanamo Ray, Cub*, in a mock war ngaintl the Alla,die Fleet. The fleet « a i defended egaltot Ihe altark* hy air grmmi from th* UfiS Intrepid and the I'Sff Bnolrvelt. The Banfoid squadron was com­ mended by Commanding Officer Floyd H arris for accomplishing 160 per cent of the ir-quired mis­ sion* n h td u ied . The additional Funeral » rrilre t fur Mre. Pen­ •Irtke* added to the rffertlvenrls ny Marie Harmon, will he held at of thr rx rrclar. and provided valu­ 3 p m, Nov. 3* at /.Ion Hope n*p able statist), * for analyst* study, till Church. Sanford. Mr». Harmon log fieri tartlrs and equipment. died Saturday. Her rciidcm-e vva* Cdr. H arris recently relieved 617 Dunbar St., Winter Park Cdr, William llaalett a t command­ The Rev. 0. II. Hodge will of­ ficiate. Mr* Harmon wa* the ing officer of VAH4. Tha squadron daughtrr of Mr and Mra. J. N. 'returned to Sanford Friday aifterGray, Crier) Avr., Sanford ‘noon. DADE H I T HOTEL AND ROOMING HOUSE IS Room* ReHatiraul — Exlra Lot Tuesday. I:1S g. m. Dec. 2 Downtown l/vcallon—l^ rg c Commercial Trade 301 E. I'au u Ave. MOO O .A .C . F I N NOVEMBER It NOVEMBER 21 A dm liilom Jack llann (Sanford) Barbara Koeptell (D enaryI Katherine Strawder (Sanford) Aotha Imwler 'Sanford) Mary Jacob* (Indian River CM) i Joyce Uagga (Sanfurdi Larry Adderaoa i Sanford > Waller )lorgan (Sanford i |j>ia Corley (Sanford) Minnie M rFaddrn (Sanfi.riD Shirley Anne Warren lLake Monroe) IHURSDkY 1:30 P. M. DEC. 4 SUBURBAN ESTATE ' 1 CHOICE 3 BEDROOM HOME A over 7 AtRES THURSDAY, 1:36 P. M. IIEC. I Beautiful Ground*, their.* l-oia'.ton. Tine tiu i l un Pauli fid . 6 Mi west uf SANFORD, mi. from Country Club • Grlf Couive. Known i ' HARDIN ESTATE, surrounded b) choLe Gloves, TERMS TO SUIT Y O U . l* « n s NOVKMBFII 1) jliachargea Janet G uilavton 'Sanford) Jame* Dun.-i 'Sanford) Mr*. David I., l.-avia and baby Imy ISanfnrdl Fdna Nral ilh h a ry ) Jrv*le Tliompion I Sanford' Idicy Wilton ISanfnrdl Joacph Kendrlrh (Sanford) Age Too Specialized Negro Is Charged In Deaths 01 Four a Q 0” " * ^ood i* d , FRIDAY 200 MAwOLtA at 2nd ST. �Men. N ov. 24 , 195*— r a p e J1 T ru e Vrra!5 franforh 'Mrs. Bessie Elgin Dies In Longwood T lia u k s g iv in g BV BCV. II. M. SNOW 1 IT. "E very go-H gift and every perfect cift I* fro... above. and romrih down from th . Father of lilhts. with whom la no variable- g - f i i r t r f i l Aseerabty of (.otl • ffljV "LUST V.i; I'ORCLT" of l' in :i that ve of thin greet na- "[ 0jr mi to rrm tad vou fticlid Iron b a te to be thankful for ia the th , r *°. . } . r f‘ n J' • ’ fact that v.e live in the Fniicd ' h*t God Ji'.ite* of America A h o d , not 11\% ,hc ™ vith Just j meaner riU tan r* . b y ,a •* ' l" f r *jcmy U comr t»ut I v * la*d ot tn abundant supply of 1,1 l!ca* ,w » ,fl *nd t'» tiesill J' kmI things. Jroy. I am come that t’»r> m u n i Rut It i. I.ro c ity for u . to **‘ c ,fc' *n J ' h*‘ ‘f t V*1 lake loo much for granted and ' 11 , ‘"lor® s ,’untUnll> • ® e fail in .top and r/cogntre lie JO to . Let ua jn.n the psalmist g rra t Omnipotent hand of Cod in ».'y.n; • I will b lr.a t »c Lord That* of all our good bleiiln ;* at all time* II.* pral-e ..a ll cm . that we enjoy .tail). I a n afraid tin .ally be in r.iy m outh". IPaalm aome do not even take tim e to | ^ •IL .lay we all be furthrr reminded give think* for thr fond that mi tta .n i their phy.lcat bodic*. Hut of our duty to Cod by ihit quo a«k vourjclf, •‘Jhould I tie to tor- ta;ron from Ucolertmo.ny « to t:. "And It lhall lm. when thr I. .rd tclfu l?” til) Cod a'aall h u e brou;hl thee In vlrw of the facl that the Int i thr land which he aware unto Word of Cod Irllt u* in Janie* •* th) fathrej. tu Abraham, to licao. and to Jacob. In g iir liter great |\ .1 and goodly ritle i. which Ihou U ea bmldcal not. and hujic* full id a ....... #. . sord liilns* which lin u filled •• Murtn i*K LI *l‘SSfd. « t r . thoua ‘ rt •* - * I of Ho nr dis;ed»l irot. vineyard* ami ol.v i.n w inter who wa* oe.iti. cront’ i.i in »com I n r t , which tnou planted.! not: mand of Ihe famed "to il baital- when lliou .halt have rat»n ami Inn- In WorldI War 1L died Salur- |lP ,hfn ,.cw a,c lr«l l.iou , a :n f , k M ," ' ° tor get Ihe Lord • Cio men in the battalion plnnci ____________ domi b> tbe Germans slope D •mnn t>) me ce rrn an . on a Cope t r \i In the Ar;onne Foreal. only 191 r O D 2 I 0 L /D S C rV C V ‘ne out alive. nf 1 • Birthday T u esd a y J VATICAN CITY ( l Pl> — Pope of of John XXIIFa 77th liirthday Tur*a da» will he a holiday for mo.t rcv.drnt. of th l. tiny "city Hale " trot for thr Pontiff hlmiclf It will l.r lull another working day. PELHAM MANOR. V Y. I PI ( It Witt tv dlvlincuitheil mainly !>■ Leonard V Itolell, M. an b> Ihe facl that it will bo one (cnnomitt, died Sunday. of Ihe fewr Hay* in the month i S I p n n v M VI , IK calif i t ’p ii *'nfr l^r n t * Pone* rlectlon on i m i . it ha HAUnE, kaiii. (L P lt which uhlrh tu. no m ajor Cer,m o rlil la — Funeral aervlct. w rit pending planned. today from W. t'rankc llarllng. rnm poirr of the official hymn of llte U. S. Military Academy and Losers Like This pumeroux other tong*, who died CANON CITY. Colo. — (U P I)— Saturday. Hailing. 71. won an To allure th a t the four Intra­ Academy Award for hit m u.leal mural football tewma at Canon leoring of thr film "S lagrroach" City High School are elway. even­ in 1979. O ther, of Ida «ong hit* ly matched, the two lo.m g coachinrludrd "Reyond The Blue lh>- re each wrrk are allowed to trade riron," "Sing You Sinner*" ami ore of their player* for a*y other jjIV hert Wa* I." player in (he league. SAVE HALF! "YOU’LL WONDER WHERE THI YELLOW WENT" M * » I m i * m * * - m i k h iM iit**'** "Golden Formula" “YW l l l l . l e l » .,« •!• . » < •*!*• | N » | I •*•• H * e • *» . . . M iw n |I*wmi a*. *.i<V-M| •• aa»ia.t*. »m |«* i*. Io n . !«,».»••» i*.*l*o. *•**. aw. a* a*M< i.-I. im •* .,. a * ♦ . r mi i w- u * * • * * la . h i m » i * * i i . w * l - m i *•••*••M *•« .» wt.ria. . . i t Chii. m lwo*. I'M •> EVERY 2ndC A N FREE ebarfe.* MART CA07U E A C m iH EVERY 2ND < 0 «• CAN FREE! ' OOG Gallon a llo n cgwOt ' Quort MARY CARTER PAINTS Oppoaito Ht-rald 201 W. 1M SI. f u r . Uuk A vc. r CntnJ Florid* O ffice FA 2-.1C19 q u ic k • Phono FA2-5S5/ : | Grace and Rainier S't Arrive For Visit The railroad retirement fund I* managed by the government and financed through equal contribu­ tion* ol railroad, and their em­ ploye* Despitr prutevt* that tome rail­ road. were already threatened with bankruptcy, the Senile In the rioting day* of the lait Congresa overwhelmingly approved a 10 per cent boo*t In retirement benefit! and a .harp lnrrra«e In maximum unemployment pay for railroad worker*. The Icgi.laliun dird when llarri* and other Ihro.c barker! wrrr unable to arrange llouvr action on thr hill before Congre** ad­ journed. "Therc'a no doubt that the teg itlatinn will lie enacted neat year." Karri* told 0 reporter. An r (lima ted OjO.uOO retired railroad workera, widow* and nth r r aurvlvor* would benefit from the. Increaied »nnuitl«*. EFFECTIVE FLORIDA (; r a d e a In an emergency, a TH R U SAT. d ir e c t FltKSH 39l 61* LB. PORK ROAST Broccoli Spears 2 Pkg*. 49* I lb. \ ^ BRASS FIG U RI N ES M1LKGLASS XMAS CARDS STATIONERY nnd other unuAunl gifts i POWELLS n if 117 S. Mnifmilln * V . ( FA 2 5842 C h r is tm a s • 9 * •• 4 5 ‘ Dnrlinpr, you’ll s t a y up all nipht in GOOD NEWS Wamer'i firm. Metdlng French atirhed bra ll new parkagMi U r quirk beau­ ty pirk up. If you haven't tat tried Utla figure-ibapor, make tbla comfort­ able discover* In our fit­ ting room and your life will he easier from now onf No. P20-74 in whlta rotten. A, B, C tup*. »? U (packaged to GO!) OWN FaVdmii "(iix.l Nrw»"-*W'arii»i . revolutionary striplei* that poilllvely will not slip! The werrt it the eln.r hue ging latex hack that mold! it.elf to your ha k — hold* "(5,rod New*" securely UP! It* a* artHt a* )<rod like to he in "(Jood New*"* Mviprt parII> line*. t,>o with dainty embroidered eotlnn f»am-llnrd u p * L a the rrap'ei* vnu vn always wished for. Ixmk for the smart p.rkagr here today! pi ta . . . the moment you make your entrane* In a Wirnerotte, that trim, light minded girdle Hint am«>«th» a girl-* role nn matl.r wlut stage if your age. And all thl* •• done elv wuh an eye for nm fort—no bonea to Interrupt the lovel flow of artmn tome;. «ee for yourself todayl Sm all medium, large It's simply wicked what it does for you! W a r n e r s * Merry Widow To look d •wnrlghl daring, yet lirl downright tiler . . . >*ur ‘he lamuu., faouloua Merry Widow, You'll get ill the beat lines . . . all the admiring looks in your moat demanding rlothrs. like the most beautiful women In America, yoe’ll never again go anywhere important without yojr Merry Widow! No 11-11; For a '..nd span waist, a gland Hand look . . . tha Ubutoua oiiglnal. Con­ vertible hi,- tpffs. It, C cups In whit* or black embrutdeted nylon and elastic marquis­ ette, 112 Vi 0 cu| In white, gig So. u Aged In O ur I’lanl SHARP CHEESE “ “ Jt 69 SQUARE - CUT BOSTON BUTT 3 9 C t I M f f lD K T S PORK CHOPS GREEN PEAS 2 Pkgs OFK lean CENTCIt • CI'T 4 9 C d e p CHINA g la m o r o u s uy W a r n e r s i .o c a i . f a u m s LARGE ‘ w estern ORANGE JUICE 2 Cans fro m SMALL n \ NOV. 29th B AK IN G H EN S 4 -6 lbs.u 4 3 — ,p:ra 71# n. PARK AVK. fr eez e NOT FROZEN a i »k a W icbolf* 401 W. l5*St.SAMfORD Y O U N G TOM S U - 2 4 lbs. tb. 49Y O U N G HENS 8 -1 4 lbs. lb 53 ;h K N O W — Wr o p r r a t e S a n f o r d ', inly Commercial "Whit* Print" Shoo. Jetliner THE SAME TOP QUALITY IHRDS THAT YOU HAVE »ALWAYS RECEIVED FROM US. FRESH DRESSED ES­ PECIALLY FOR Y O U - Y O U R GUARANTEE OF COMPLKTE SATISFACTION. f i Ja m BOMK I'KOPLn STILI. DON'T V i s i t Our Invasion Hinted, f o r a, m o r e nomlr. military and {plHtttfl strength. "Our goal la to do the greatoa good for i t* greatc.l number. Thi antwrr to the problem* of thi Western Hemisphere wc will find together," he said. ean dcsc.-nd aafrly at a rate of I JgtW feel per minu'r—twice th# maximum de.rrnt rate cf a pliton aircraft. TURKEYS AI.SO FI.A. (il(AI)K A ACAPULCO. Mexico t i l ' l l Sen Lyndon B. Johnson (DTe*.). t' S Senile majonty leader, met for two houra Sunday with Mex­ ican President fled Adolfo Lope/ Mateo* to diicus* future l'. S • Mexican relation*. ‘ We exchanged idea* on how wr tould undertake the .olution uf the problem* of our people* »».d drengthen the lilierty and freedom we enjoy in thl* hemltphrre,” John»on told newsmen la­ ter. He .aid the common goal of troth nation, wa. inerea*ed evo- -------------------------- FOR Y O U R TH A N K S G IV IN G FEAS T PRICES Quotable Quotes Sen. Johnson Sees Mexican Official The Oviedo Linn* opened their , only one frre throw to account for I'nncra! service* for Mr* flesde H U M basketball season on a ,61*1 "h lte Duda wa* hitting Clsln. S». Z2S K. Church Si . winning note Friday night, wallop fron’ »'• P»n* "f t > c o in , he i„. P.,r ^in « '"•» * »We vippoil trom ^ ''S I Tunr'rVl In* r rraon ** IT Johnrv Tcilnkv K UfV ?'' • p m> Br,Mon >unfr*1 '-riding tne way for the l-ion* and Jimmy liroolihlre. All ir re I nitrJ Pre«« Intrrnational E |||fl rtied „ ^ hon,f wai Slike I)uda, who toned In T7 In the double figure.. U K t'A U 'R. Ala. — Convicted Friday afternoon T ie Rev. U a l i point*. Duda had IT field goal*. KeUry had un e fn>m the flo»»e. ^ 'l,rr Kdwin Ray D orktry. It. on 1‘ , u ,r'’ oW dale. burial will .................... - ■ | one (rum tbe line for I t P '.n l* ; why he ha* willed hi* rye* to a follow in l/mgwood Cemetery, p I r\ • * Tr.tnikv hit el;ht Hair, from Ihp blind pcr*nn: * M r. Ll;m . . . Irorn May » • i d«» *<* in Ihe tx-Ilef that my u**. In Andrrwn rounty. S l \ eye* will live In <hu>v some per she hi*! b e n * rciident of laongThe Lion* faced to a > » lead *on wlm heretofore had n.*t the n o r.I f.>r ?\ >rara and « n i In thr firit (HTlod, leil It 30 at abtllty- in »re, the beauty that i* rrem ber of ll*e Lnnguood Raptiit the half and ft It at Pie end of on Ihla eartli." three. ^ n h . 1 LONDON — \rlre«« I n g r i d S u n Ivor* Include three dauah In a prrlitninjrv cuntc.t. Ihe XEWT YORK ( I 'P l) _ Former era. Mr. Mitdrrd Hall. Orlando, O iirdo girl* heat Pienon. ;;-44 IScrgnian. on tumora *he will movie quern ' C rate Kelly, who Mra. la.ta Prr.cott. lam;wood: mart* SwedUh tinpreiarln I ar« Hvledu u o rer wa* M at' Schmidt en Dee .V: Mr- t atbrl Slt;h. Orlando; three abdicated her throne In llollyAnn Slayton with u point*. )u*t tor.*. S A. El;ln. Sylvester o wood to become ihe real • life one aliott of the Picr.on total. 'These rumor* have Ivcn fol­ Elgin. Robert Olin Elgir, all of p rin rr.i of Monaro. came home lowing me around I'aiiv *o it Other* who i n artiun in ihe Sunday to eat Ttunk*gi*ing din Lon m ood a .lite r. Mr«. Minla •ound* a* though there might tv F tr-rln ;. McCormick. S C : three nrr with the foil* m Philadelphia hova’ game wire F rrd Alford (7), .omeihing In them Iti.t Id like Jotrph Duda l i t . \ \ kills ««>. Itig;« Tbe radiantly tmlllng prinre**. bruit . . . Ridrort Pniltl. Columbia. to be Ihe firit to know." .< . : VVa.ker 1‘rultt. S tarr. S. hundlrd again*! a r hill wind in i l l . Itrn W.vinwright and Krn r and Lawrence Pruttl. I»a. S a full length mink m at. wa* greet­ Spaik* TOKYO — Attorney tieorgr T Tomorrow nutit. roach |'«ul f : rl ;ht arandchlldrrn and three ed At Idle*lid International AirHavis, no hi* plan to have Amcr poll by her father. John It. Miklrr'* aquad vw i alter it* *ee great grandchildren. Kelly Sr., a millionaire loniraclor ond win Die Lion will be ho<! Ivan toldirr William 15. Tcfit. 21. who he I* defending on a mur­ who * never hern aihanird of Ihe of Seville, der rharge. tr»lify in court under tact he once worked a* a brick the Inllurnre of truth »rrum: layer. "IF* a gambling propoiition At hi* d a u g h te r, vole w a. hrr anv way you look at It You're royal hutband, Prince Ranltr, w! m « t i rtanirr, « mo i rv ■ putting all your chip* on the ta *eemrd a* *orr> a t i.ir that their V C n C Z U C l a K C O d V tile " regal offipring 1'Prtng. Prinre** Caroline ,..,..r i . , , , 73 month. ha. and Prtnee AIHrrl. « I. nonti'ir CA” ACA> W o f,u tl» “ P H m nl mnoita * « .. k wo WA8HINCTUN l l P I t — Rrp I'nconflrmrH rrirorti reaihlng WASIIIM5TON — "Old fluard ' Orcn Ham* «atd today C'ongrrtt month*, w ont be with them for here tmlav .aid drpovrd dictator flrpuhliran Sen Harry Hold water, their month long itay in ihe l nit next j r a r will Iroo.t railroad re Marco* Frtea Jlmrner and for- on whrlhrr he will accept Nrl»on lirrm rn t henrllti ahoul 10 per rd State., mr- ti. n Lull Lldvera l‘.*r.- are A ttockrfeller a* Ihe ttrpubllcan rent and pay for it by levying organinng an lnva*i(in fnrre In pirvidrnttal ramlidate in 19*>0 higher payroll la v r. on railroad, Working- Press Ihr Hominlian llrpuhlnI • I m not going to buy, m to and their employ r i Military tourer* here ««ld b<«lh tpeak, a millionaire in a poke." EFIIK C IIA M . III. — ( U P l i The Arkanvaa Oemotrat I. Claudio \e n tu n n i. a high »rhoot Ihe army and navy have hern rhairm an of Hie Home Commercr evthanga atudent here, nl.o dou­ alrrtrd and were ready to tare LOS AVt.KLKS — Queen Fred Com mittrr whlrh handle* lerlila- ble* a* a eorreapondent. Ill* let­ any threat from nutddr Ihe coun­ erika of (Iieere. on the eye irraltlon dealing v*ith the railroad re ter • home are fir*t read hy hit try- They al«o declared unfound­ ing elfecti of the rity’a infamou* urem rnt program. mother, then publiihed In the ed repott. puMivhed ahr->at that fmog Ham* *aid the Irgl.latton he Pauan n eaep ip er for which *he navy officer! woull join in an * t never luffered to much with rn v u io rrd could add a* much a* work*. anti government mo.cntrnf. 'the tyea." l*v) million dollar* a year or mure to thr la* bill of the rail road*, •« - 5 Railroaders To Gel Higher Pay, Taxes NEW YORK i CPI i— John Mnaicn. if*, former vice mayor Yunkcri. N. Y f dird Saturday a hrart attack white attending funeral d trrrto ri' m rctln; OvietJo Cagers Get Win, Play Tuesday LB, 69 OIK OWN PACK B. E. PEAS LB. 49c * Accredited Charge Accounts Weleomal �r ■>T<r N *■#•*it Editorials More Poultry Needed To Bolster Economy Agriculture plnya a vital role In the economy of Seminole County. It is n #1-'..* million annual business. AH figures point to growth of the form imluitry here. Citrus ami veifctable production, the U u biggest phases of local farming, a. J glowing. Incrm. es nl.«o are not. ed in dairying' livestock anti poultry, horticultural hpri.uni­ ties and others. As pointed uu. by County Agent Cecil Tucker, farming Is tho backbone of Seminole County’s <comnny. About HU per cent of the county's lumi is dcvulcd to farming. Thousands of persons are employed in agricultural emlcnvurs. Thousands of others dcjrend upon ihe farmer at • customer. The fnrm picture is rosy, tile future golden. IIoiwwt, there is one "soft s|iot" in the Industry. This lie in lh" pro­ duction of chickens mid egg . Wo believe that more cinpha is should Im> put on 11 •Ti­ er. nRu « .< product in. this v.ns i.uvoculed by the It nient Commission and the Fir*i Rereurcn Coip. buninolc County decs not produce enough eggs to fe<*1 Its own |»pu. jatlon. Chickens, too, are Imported. Rased on finanebd facts gathered from areas which em­ phasize poultry and egg production, thin phase of agricul­ ture can lie very profiluolc, it doesn't require n great deal of Und. Nor is the original investment too high. In this day of diversification, .Seminole farmers well might consider the broiler business qa a source of more in­ come. The broiler Industry Is one which ran Im fitted Into lb<* present farm operation without too much trouble. Development of a good broiler industry in the county would add unother muscle to the strong farm economy. T*«'*, it would provide farmers with n cush crop in spring and fall. Farmers who rouccnirate on citrus could use this "jiockcl money" while waiting for those checks which come, in the main, once a year. •. . . I* * ; Two Teenagers Learn The murder convictions of Charles Starkweather and Card Ann Fugate should serve as prime example* for youth. Card Ann, an eighth grader, Friday was sentenced to life in prison. Starkweather was sentenced to die in the Nebraska electric chair in a trial last May. Starkweather killed 10 persons on a spree which covered two states, t'arll Ann was convicted of aiding and abetting Starkweather, her boy friend. When the jury verdict was rend, Card broke Into hy*. - terlcal sobbing. Up to tliin point, she npimrenliy did not beHave that she would be convicted. Her own statement, "They couldn't give me the chuir because they knew 1 wasn't .guilty," bears out thin belief, As in the case of Starkweather, Card Ann didn’t apprar too concerned until the jury reported. Attorney < for both 1 cited the ages of Starkweather and Card Ann in seeking leniency from Jurors, Rut theso two teen-agers learned something they should have known: Iren-ugcr* who act like adults nurd be tm il­ led os such. Their ages did not deter them from a killing ram• page w hich left IP persons death ‘I heir agesv did n<>: p n vent them from being convicted of the crimes liny co m , mltted. i f NewsOf Men In Service FORT MANMOirni, N. J (AIP TNC>—PFC. Spencer C. White­ hall!. »on <>f Mr. and Mr*. Clyde A. Whitehead, Ia >\it woo*!, H a , r*ca"lly completed th<- 33 week la d ir rrpalr course at the Army Signal School, Port Mon in mil It, N. i. Whitehead received (raining In (eating, repairing and performing maintenance on ground radar eqnlpmrnl. He entered the Army l.nl hr remixr ami lereivwi htir It l> Inc at Fort Jark*on. S. I . The 11 year old soldier It a IBM graduate of Id man High School. DAILY CROSSWORD Arnos* 1. K n l y s t d 3. Gaelic 3 . I .It l le c h i l d (L.) B iTmiltlva tnUaila 10. Hugged nibuntaia mat 4. MllkfitU &.Clnaty fabric s. c *l of war ?. >ledlo at host drink IS. Net her* tnriaht-r.) a itu n e 11. One who rejol-a IS Slone — bird :a Vitalii y 31. In land 23. Aid, r lr:ea (Scot.) 31 Hpttad ahead SO. King of 1 3T. Oilneta aeanrrt T Ixig liicasuio Til Avoid* 1 i* gates, 31 Male drrf 31 Small cut 38 Molhtr of 31. S-thvpH molding 4 m Ii i I i i 'I M. lle»OTl 3T. A roll ?<). K e ilillr t % » luah goda tB» 7 “ 0 % II ll it j % )A IT la n $ll >/' n . IS % 11 i t 3*. c'onterJ fur 3*. Peel 30. Dnddhs l'» 3?. Pronoun 11 % V, >a ll 33.Ag.rl 31. Droop )i 33. Comm,.lion 39. An aaltig. TT 41 Af % C a iiN S aa • f N a la .f 1k» MsraM I n l l l* (ha s ln * l Sale Continues! We jitill have a nice .selection of trift items we must cloyse out in order to have more time for CRAFT WORlv Monroe Corner C raft & Gift Shop Washington Window Batwrdar, •■■Bag n ( tb s la m a a . S a ia ra a , a * n s S claaa aiaMar lltia V tr at, il*l» t i a a* •< ss » »■>•( u n m Plufiaa. aaaar Ska tvs a l t 'a a a t m al BSai aawsels a. i a n . la a a s a S s s at Ik s ( a l l s S P iss* w hl,b_i I* la S i l l l l H » * , ! « * a w lac r*rafcllra(laa a l a ll ska laral aawi H a s a H i l t i la Ifcl* eland on llir question of federal legislation In puni.*li tioiiibliig ami oilier violence al lire ronininully level arising from lalmr dltpuir* *'ll seem* In me," Mllrhrll •aid, •’lliat . . . we don't neeel federal laws to clirtk mugging and goon >i|uad« and erlmlrial tarllr* Wh*t we do ne-d I* a rrcyynllion al the community level that lhr*e Ilocal I law* should beenforced; and whet w» do neeil I* support given In the law en forrement people so Dial Intimi­ dated worker* ran IrUify wIIlimit fear of reprisal, ami that grand lorir* can Indirt arsonist* and thug* at the Inral level No o n e ha* to wall fur Washington In p»»* a law In clink theve evil** • • P rcu rn tif th r T w o SMARTEST SHOES OF THE SEASON A LL RO Y A L C A D FT Shore ■re m ade with one piece Ir.sllier lining*, full lealhkr liiaerdolew, lop grade upt>era, fineat cmn|<oaition oak ouleraolra — like ahora tlvat aril at double this price! Size* 2W lo BRUSH ll.w d s , v ,* , (MAS Besuulal p . « * a l farnmire at r a i l guld.a m V KanK, K im A m axT iif R t d a t l t « H » 2.88 6 and A>4 to 1? 1,'poa n v r r l i e g o W kri. ht backs up. wurrie* a*a»f lt«i» Small Deposit Now Holds til Christmas! ('<MH.lit IN BUMMER WARMER IN WINTER HAVE FUEL FIHEKCIaAS INSULATION “Holler for Haller” Cliff (i, Haller, Inc. Robinson Phone (iA rdrn l i l t : Oaa Maark Notes OW ! ta ll I l l W. • ■ '■ i n i m a * n « t m usa I I ) Maalka i» r§ 1Hospital U )ah i FA 2*11)69 — *«8 IIh Si. DAY O,* NKJHT .Monday, November ill. IDoH (Sails I i IV«l.'tS.II l i t a i l O H , l . a i l . r ■■4 e a k i u b a r jJ St vI Uu. S. s VV. .................. wMI t l l . J N . .................. lt aatil lu,r' r.i r.Lt > J. r r s H I X U , A4«,t)l*lwa Mwwaarr SWsssilw I'dnili 1 Joe Crittenden Paged PwMSalwa I PRODUCTS 7, i f si • nt (0. Join (I. t/utrr* tl. turtles BV FBKDEBIt'K C. OTHMAN i I didn't know they all)! were in ing In a horizontal direction, f «ugsr*led that we had plared the LAMESIItfR BAY. ST. JOHN. V. hu*inesi M ra/rk said the nalivrt in the pain killer al the wrong end .Mra­ I.—Conrad Wirih, director of the National Park S en ire, put on his numerous other island* dotting iek laid all he knew was thst M Y /? ? U t o J B i i snorkel and dised Into the tu r­ this part of the Caribbean fre­ everybody on St. John wote h a quoise water. My b n d t and 1 quently bring a schooner to a leaf on the top of hli head. • Thi* Island la dolled with the beautiful rural beach, fill their were d a te behind 'e m M Y d o W f The Isgoon was to full of f|>h boat with land, and haul it away ruin* of nearly 50 Danish sugar —red. pink, yellow, purple, and for building purpo*e» Thla re mill* which flourished in the striped—there hardly tretned room pealed a few lime* ran ruin a 1*00*. until Ihe slave* revolted for mere people. Ideal, said Wirth, beach. He light* ’em off, not hy and slaughtered tnosl of Iheir Iter* he hopes lo Install onr of hroadiword, hut hy diplomacy. tnasler*. The drseendanit of tha these days the w ortd'i first side­ T hey're kindly, gentle people, he slaves now are numbered among walks submerged under three and said, and they ran 'l under*land, the leading cltliens. while Ihe a half feel of w ater as rryttal- if they need a load of sand, why island wild life consists almost en­ tirely of burro*, pig*, and mon­ they r a n t take it, rlra r as the kind you drink. Vainly we sought p in let via goose*. alt Imported in Ihe fir it Wirih Inlands to install markers place hy the anrlent *ugar H s# at ippropriale spoil and at these jeep and I bet that'* a use even on*, Henry Kaiser, hlm*clf. never the seagogtng pedestrians will be They brought in the mongooie urged lo don their own snorkels, thought of for hi* versstile ve­ lo fight Ihe rat* that accompanied slick their heaiit under, and ut>- hicle Down hy Cinnamon Hay Mrarrk their tlupt The ral* dl(appeared, •er»e Ihr wonders at their feet. all right. So did the snakea And Even iheir toes will look Irides­ said we'd heller slop for our pain ao did most of the bints The killer. Never argvie with a park cent, like pearls ranger. I always say* We pulled mongoose, which teem* to he kind The director ram e here from up beneath a targe irre with big of a ferret, like* nothing hei'ar Washington on a kind of rerun gln**y travel, This, said Mraiek, than egg* for breakfast. naitsanre lour lo tnvpert St. was Ihr pain killer tree, used hy The one bird that foils Ihe mon­ John'* l«land, of which Laurence Ihe lorals for whatever all* 'em goose it the pelican He fills his Rockefeller bought a targe part He pltirked a leaf for ric h of u* hill so full of fish hr can't » » i0 and prevented lo the government and lhr»e wr put in the top* of low them and thereby demI t Amrrir* * nrw eit nalional nur hat* to ward off hrri-beri. ontlralrs Ihe truth of the poem park, H*h a rr vomeUvmg new to Iiradarhe* and hangnail* After a almut how the eye* of the petlrvn him and his rangers, who here few mtlrs of going up and down ran hold more. fa*h than his he||y lolore have been inlrrrU ed mint- o vrr boulders, but never proceed­ ly in moose, hut they already have heroine fascinated hv Ihe tropiral subsea life TTiey re America s only park rangers, probably, who do most of (heir iravelmg by boat; across the iiliod i li.ouo seres are some trails psisahle by jeep, hoi I don’t rerom m rnd 'em They're spine Jollers. Here al l.am rshiir Ray live Han­ ger Rob Adams and hit wife who •ail in onre every two week* for «upp!ie* at St. Thomas. In a sep­ arate house I found Dr. Jark \ ' ' to d L L 'l .1 mllrw n u t Wewt Kiral S i. Randall, Ihe fi*h evperi from the t 'n norally of Miami Marine Lalvoraloriei, and hi* asMciate. Herliert Kumpf Dr. Randall la in irrttle d gener­ ally in fish, of whirl* he ao far has lakrn sample* of more ihan ^ km KO varlelirt here, but Kumpf Is Mitl lm iu Millit IIi« It a sperialisl. Ilia pelt arr oelopl. Alwava pre-tested Admission* lly I.VI.I: (. WII.SON On another occasion. Mitchell If one doem 't have at least a lolled l*re** Inlrrnallunal said: "What I have strewed, ha* Marjorie McMorrl* (Sanforri) doten legs and bi(. red ryra, l'«r ton* wexrinc. WASHINGTON (UPll - A fair hern the fa d lliat federal lav* Jrsile Thompson tSanford) he * bored anti reasonable question In (lie h a. taken IntrrrM ’* perfect fit, Having helped Wirih with hit Agne* f'ulm an ftirn rv a) Elsenhower administration rigivt If that lie true, M itrltdl * pillri submersible sidewalks, I went out Naomi Sapp (Sanford) an d a r n a r t B lvling. no'.v rould Im ttilv. of "leave II In the Inral*" would with Vincent M raiek. Ihe Island s S-dlie f'erguaon 'l.ake M iry) appear lo l»fouoded on lonilib II Inral law I* deemed aulllrlent chief ranger, looking for sand and Kvefyn Adams 'lamgwouili to rope with bomb outrages in erahle misplaced confidence lo gravel Inm sneers. I knew this higher than price' lalmr aliaptitrs. why i* it not alto local law enforcement. I... ,«1 ..(fi­ Mary Frances Davit 'Sanford) wa* pirate country, all right, but tnfflclrnl to rope with Idrnlleal n a ls havr hern ipilrk to a d In Thomas Reynolds I Sanford) vlulrnrr In rivil rigid* disputes* school and church bundling*, je l Paul R. Kram er (Sanford' William P Camp lOrange The question teems In arlve rra- Die J u d lr r D .pnrlm enl cnritemIlly) sonabt). On Nov. 11. Ally, (ien, plates fc*lcra,! action of some I kind Maybe the difference dr Tony A. Tillman (Sanford) William f. Rogers said thr ad­ pends on who IhioiIi * whom. Mary llurke i Sanford I ministration was considering At K*CIO President U t o r i f t Sybil Roulh (Sanford) hioad new rivil rights legltlallon seel die problem atmut as llisrhargr* aimed parllrularly at rijnanillrr* Meansdoe* Mllebell. In a s|ieecb liefurr Joicphlne earlier I.‘ta.'lordI of (chords anil rtmrehei. II m i an A H .llO atfillate. Mcany gave lir'iv ll.iac* (8anford) explained that tpecllic proposal* M ildirll a f»»t okay on the idea finlr Pawell fSanford) In be sidmitltrd in Congress had there I* plenty of unrnloitrd Mrs. w I' -Ironings ami baby not Iw-n work'd out Itogrr. <nd. that i Sanford i • also, that the federal guvrrnmrnl law on the local level lo ileal with Rlr hard 1,aura more i D enary' did not ilr>Ire in infringe on local goon MpiS'l violence. Mean*- com plained howevrr. that die local l.nl* Singletary (Sanford) responsibility nr In rrilive Inral doc* not supporl organI.UiTlIe Anderson (SanfordI official* of ili.ir duly to clear Up citizenry U rd lalmr'* d fu rts to nllllle (hove Patty Williams iSanfonli the bomb rates. laws in cleaning lalmr * house Chailie (ilenn (SanfordI ‘Iline qualifications In thr .In* *' Pile re d.»e*n'l serin to lie a dis­ lire Depart menl'a plan* fur nrw trict (county I allnrney m till* legislation aimed particularly at cininlry." said, "who i« SKK US FOR A d>namitri* so me what i load­ Inlerrsted Mrany CO.MI'I.KTK 8KLKITION In not single in­ ed Rugci*' intent end meaning. cisu re lot violence nr..1 OF -----or uthrr vio­ Something, however, evhlenily I* la linn of Im .d law i do we llnil «m Ihr fire. Moreover, liepublican vshrre any l»i.d d istn rt allnrney Waltli rw Jew rlr* Sen rlrcl Hugh Seoll of l'rnn*)ln ever cope with »u.h Ihing* Oliimonri* vania, wilii II olliera, ha* an- ra a* assault. iir*lnictloii of proper­ Rirlhwinne Ring-* nonnrrd plan* to propose federal ty Ihrmigli arson ami Immhing. l *a n u r lludgri Pisa. IN-nalilra again*! ctiurih and Intimidation, hkuhui.nl and hi*l teliooI lirrotl'lt and In ptil the I barge or l.ayaway ordinary liomlluniisin and lldev Kill in charge cry. Thrrr are local law* In deal l abor \ Interne with these types of crimes, and In Allantir City lavl Srplem- these l*w» must be enforced, in ber, f.alior Secretary .tames P. addition In (he passage of a fed­ 102 e . lot FA 1*01*1 Mil* lirll took a more definite eral law.'* FULLER % rr Fred Othm an S a y s I A! Flare Your Chrlwlnuu* Order.* NOW For Your 0 % Tr LA! Tourist cla** version* nl the Jetliner* will have six abreast sealing -* I>ut with more shoulder and legroom Ilian Ibe lwoahrea*l sealing on the landed pi*ton air rrafl. % •a Plant's teacher i I lent. It. fata, IS D lv in r tpoaa.) 31 He*in. 33 tVurt. in oath IS A prturro. rock 30. Ileaeteh St. Serf 32. H.»« 21, Mr. .Nivrn rung s pupd B. JewIill 1? Repugnant It. Any fruil IT. M"*(o note 19. Mrtellic down L O rtrk letter I. Wllliont 00! FRKK ESTIMATES Add la . * (rn .a in r , stem 314 to E . 1st ST Clip*. Pl»wip •( w inng' ^IS*U§M fvMeer Set Sanford Shoe Center 208 is. Hanford Ate. FA 2*3011 A lava* Dalai* •** I t Waalifal bulb*' Waaihatpraof. ladtpasvdan* buratag. » * * # HANFORD, * * # * FLA. �n Hon Nov. 2-1, 1958—Page B Hgr (NnlcnB TrriTH Woman’s Page Elltabdb Asbby, Woman’* Lditor Phene FA :• :« » Open House Fetes Local Woman Local Club OWC Plans Benefit Has Meet Fashion Show, Party On Eightieth Birthday Friday Mr* W. P. Held* «a* honored on her Soth birthday Friday nuht with an open bouse given for her by her daughter, Mr*. Mary F. Raw tin*. The house wa* filled with (low­ er* and arrangement* tent by friend* to honor Mr*. Field* on thi* occasion, Approximately 73 local tevtilrnt* attended the par­ ly, Out-of-town guc*t* included Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Coakley, Hol­ ly Hill, sitter and brother in Uw of Mr*. Field*; Gene Edward*. (Icnevleve Edwards, Raymond Ern*t. Mr and Mr*. Herman Ed­ ward* and daughter Dot, Mr. and Met. Paul Edward*, all of Day­ tona. Greeting guest* at the door wa* Monotone Room Wise .MR. AND MRS. C. F . CMHRS. 2900 S a n fo rd Avc- w h o cele­ b r a te d th e ir Golden Wedding A n n iv e rsa ry Nov. 15 w i t h nn open house a t t h e i r home given f o r them by th e ir d a u g h ­ te r , Mrs. A le x a n d e r S m ith . (Jameson P h o t o ) Face Improvements Popular This Year ’ Nicolct, a Frenchman who h at By GAY PAULEY NEW YORK (U P!)—'The ladle* m ade over feminine fa re s (rum who have already Improved their Cairo to California. To show what lie m eans about figures by adding a bit here and there are Ix-ing olfercd such Im­ the new look, Nicolct described how he would make up two modprovements above the neck. The newest makeup call* for els for '» gallic ring which hi* false eyelashes, lalse eyebrow*, bos*. ElllaU-lh Arden, t* staging and false hairpiece*. *ay» Guy for h e r sale* representative* F ri­ day night. •'We’ll *how a last y e a r’s girl and a this year* girl.!' said Nicolct. "L a d year's will lie decked out in the tackiest sack we could find . wearing no rouge, LAST SHOWING done up In pale makeup, with OPEN 12:15 pointed eyebrow*, and lipstick In two shade* — a dark outside lute and lighter inside. "Thi* year’s wnt wear an eni Pirn gown, lots of rye m akeup, a false' hairpiece, (also lasiirc, lots of rouge — lho K m p m s Jo ­ sephine wore kit* of rouge, yuii know. We’ll use a pale pink foun­ dation and powder, ami shape her eyebrow* to a thin, high line hkr Harlow or Dietrich Most women hitiC tH don't have much eyebrow* any­ m M i Ussy *f way and hate to lake th e m " Nicolct doe* not recommend lh.d we women put on all (hi* took for supermarket o r office; save it for evening and grand oc­ Fcalurc: 1:00 •3 :0 7 •5:1-1 casions 7:21 • 9:28 P ird itlt Hair Myles ••Fashion* in clothe* determ ine S I ARTS TOMORROW fashions in makeup.’* said Men— V,*vS r--*— ™ jet. "I wont know specifically what w ell feature lor spring on ^ iv a d a s til I see the new collection* in Paris. Hut I do think wr will *,-e 1 hair style* a lot sim pler and smoother, no longer bouffant I ipstick will be light Again, pink with a yellow ci»l Instead of SMiRLtY BOOTH blue." AMIUOMy KRMNS* Nicolct said lu* work with American women h»* ronsinced SHIRLEY MaclAlMC & him wr all make one m akeup e r ­ * RMJL FORD ro r — "trying In look sun tanned -----— -Jifep*— J7 the year round * "All of you w ear your foundaiion too d ark ." Feature: 1:15 • 3:17 he said "Look* terrible with win 5:19 • 7:21 • 9:23 te r clothe * and furs." HARRY BLACK ANRTHBTICER It) M tR t.lE R IT E IIA tlS CHICAGO —<l*PI i—A monotone room i* as wise an investment a* "a good block dre*»." says decorator Ru,c Marie l ‘ru*e. She practice* the theory in her own work reaim. anil the effect is pleating and practical. Mis* Pruse, (of Peter Schnird e rs Sons A Co.* chose chain* pagne a* her basic color. Pale beige tones are repeated in Ihc painted walls, silk covered tofjs and chairs and in slightly deeper shad** In the travertine and pr-irlatr marble-toopeil coffee table* The floor i* covered with chainp«gj>c culurrd rubber tile, end Ihc iclor i* repealed In parchment lamps Lampshades and celling arc white. The work room has no window*, but M in Pruse recommend* champagne f-iti-aji, an Impiuvrd rayon liber resistant to weather, for draperies. The delicate color i* not Im­ practical. she said, bilk and tortisan ran be treated with a stain ripe Her (Scotchgard) which has proved successful in keeping F-xturrd and satiny fabrics Iresh Accessories provide the culur. which Mbs Pruse changes every six months. These days she Is us ing purple Violets m white vase* and tlcar glas* jars brighten tables on one side of the room, and a threefort high purple bottle provides a massive spot of color oil the other side. Pillow*, vase*, picture* and containers range in tone fri-m violet to reddish-purple Miss Pruse, a light brunette with blue r ) t ) . prrltT* the cham­ pagne shads, l.ut * the same lhamy rati be applied to any light color—blue, main- pink, ap­ ple or mint green Mr* r . L Miller Mrs Ray Her­ ron kept Ihc guest book. The dining room table was over­ laid with a white (.hlncsc cloth of pmrau linrn. The cloth wa* hand embroidered with lace lti»*rt* made Into the material. It pro­ vided a handsom e background for Church Calendar the white and grren birthday cake bearing an appropriate Snscription. Double candelabra holding white taper* flanked the center­ piece of white daisy*. Mr*. C L. P*rk Sr . Mr*. George Touhy. ami Mr*. Fred Dy­ son poured during the evening from a illvcr eolfee *ervu-e. Mr* Fields c»me to Sanford in IM7. She has livrd at her preaent home i i JM H. 17th St. *tnce 1910. She has three children and one grandchild. M U.NUAT The Evening Circle of Grace Methodist Church will meet at * p m. at the home of Mr*. Roy Wall, South Sanford Avc. P&AAonaJU Mr and Mrs Mercer Murray P ln c ir o t Rapilst church Youth Sr. left Lake Mary Nov. t9 to return to their home in Fort Vat Fellowship meets at 0 30 p. m. ley, Ga. Mrs Murray’* mother. The Roy Scout* of the Flr»t Mrs Hinlti* Hood, will make her Presbyterian Church will meet at home with another daughter, Mr*. 7 p. m. T. M Philpot. pvj Hampton Court, At Iron-. t.a VIt. Hi**I had lived The Cub P ark of the First P res­ in L ike Mar* about 30 year* and byterian Church wdl meet in Fel­ bad at tended i ; of (he Lake Mary lowship Hall at 7:30 p. m. Pioneer Night*. Mr and Mrs. It I. Ilradley. TUESDAY Rockford. III. are visiting her The Junior Fellowship of the mother, Mrs Dell* Hardy. Firrt Presbyterian Church will Mr and Mr* W’. W’. l y r e atmeet at 3:30 p. m. tended the t ’nivrrslty of Florida— The Junior Choir of the First Florida State t nivrrsity football Presbyterian Church will meet at gam e in Gainesville Saturday. Other* attending the game were: t 30 p. ni. Mr and Mr* M L. Kaborn and The P to n rrr Fellowship of tile Mrs Robert Ramey; Mr. and Mr*. jirs t Presbyterian Church will George Kick *nd Mr and Mr* meet at G p. m. l>. S. Talley. Air *m! Mrs Wilbur Rogers am] M; and Mrs. Orville Christian Education Workers’ 1Touchlon. Conference ar.-l thanksgiving Dm Mrs A It Stevens is spending ner will !>r held at the First a frw- day* with her *i»ter in Presbyterian Church at 7 p. in. Tam pa. Mrs Marguerite G raham ami The (T u sad -r Choir of the Fir»t baptist Church wilt practice at 7 Miss Betsy Ann Farter spent the weekend in W’ett Palm Reach. p. m Mr*. Anne Budrnhamcr, Geor­ The Men a Brotherhood of the gia. is vtilling her »i*ler. Mr*. First llaptist Church will have Fred Harrison its supper meeting and program Mr and Mrs W K Me Robert* at the church at 7 p, m. Till* spent the weekend at the Ml. Ply­ i« Ladle* Niuht ami wives of the mouth Country Club ami Hotel. member* are Invited. WLDNLSDAY To Store Cheese If you’re passing a chcc*c tray The Senior High Choir of the frequently during Ihe coming First Presbyterian Church will weeks, here are some Up* from meet for supper at rt p rn, and Meadow Gold ori rh rete care. for rehearsal at fi 30 p. m. I-et cheese stand at room tem ­ I lie Vhanccl Choir of the First perature aloul 30 minute* before Presbyterian Church will meet for *erving Thi* will bring out the cheese flasnr. rehearsal at 7:30 p m. When storing leftover rut Training Union supper and of- cheese, cuve-r the rut end tightly filer* conference at llir First Rap- with aluminum foil or plastic list Church at 6 p. m. ■ wrap, or dip Ihe rut surface of a Prayer Meeting at the First large (dec* In Inclts-I paraffin to seal in the flavor, Place nn bot­ ll.i|>tlst Church at 7;30 |>. lit tom shelf «f refrigerator. THURSDAY Ituyal Ambassador* tboy* t» 16 yrar* of age! will meet at the Serve Fruited Slaw For tamllics who reject salads, tempt them with irunrhy, fruited coleslaw. Mix shredded cabbage—a bar­ gain buy this winter—with well drained pineapple piece* and mois­ ten with mayonnaise. Add a liber­ al sprinkling of l.aChoy water chestnuts to give the salad extra crunch, a* welt a* extra nourish merit Water chestnut* are a good source of protein. Lust Raptist Church at 7 p m Study course Isook “ How In Win ( lirtsl” taught by Fred It I i*hrr at !• AS a. m at the First baptist Cburch. Visitation will follow, un drr the direction of Mr* A J Peterson The American Home Department of the Sanford Woman * Club met Thursday night at the clubhouse. Mrs, George Pittard, program chairman, introduced Mis* Lucy Nowlin from the Florid* Power and Light Company. Ml** Nowlin rooked an oven dinner and dent onitrated the making of holiday sandwiches, cookies and olhrr delicade*, Her serving table wa*cen trrrd with a C h n itm ii tree made of graduated sired embroidery hoops, ribbon, angel hair, tinsel, a string of lights, and colored ornament*. The cherry pie based as a part of the dem onstration was won by Mrs. II S. nuggar. During the business session Mrs Herman Stanley wa* elected as treasurer, and Mrs George Dabbs wa* chosen secretary Plan* vsere completed for the rummage »alr to he held Nov. 3 at the site of the former Lodge (’merry Store on East Second St Member* a r r urged to rail Mrs Denver Cordell. Mrs Donald Fla nun. or Mr*. William htrk if they have rum m age to donate. Plins were also completed lor work on the Christmas parade float ami the tree to be used in the clubhouse for holiday meet Ing* Hostesses for the meeting were Mist H arbara Rtiprechl, Mrs George Dabbs. Mrs E. W Chris tensen. and Mr* IF S. Duggar. Mrs Christine Wright was wel­ comed a* a new member. Nibbling Foods Host For Itridtfo Parties Evening bridge parties are aniens the m o rr popular forms e( entertainm ent during the In door month* ahead l ittle prep a­ ration is needed other than fresli cards, score pads and pencils, a good supply of ashtrays and four or eight congenial friends who like to play Ihe game Refreshment* are needed, of rourse. Hut even these should be limpler than your usual kind. Plan marks which can tie assembled ahead of lim e. This way you won t he popping up and down from the bridge table Any during the game tidbit* ought to l>e the non-messy kind. If you u r v e drink*. Ik- sure In provide coaster* to protect table top*. Set out several small dishes of nuts ind m ints, rather than a couple of large ixiwlx which may interfere with the *Tday ” Rich ard ton’s m ints are particularly suitable for they are not sticky and won’t ruin Ihe card* When the last trick lias been played, you might serve an a s­ sortment of cheese, I wo or Hirer kind* of thinly sliced bread nr rrarkrr*. cookies and plenty of hoi toffee or lea .•‘‘ t o look just RIGHT \ Cunnings Entertain I.trdr. and Mr* David Funning ■ntrrlalned for their frirnd* w||h a cocktail parly at Ihrir home Friday night. The itimng ii>un table wa* over laid with a while linen doth, A irnlerpicce of a honvnf plenlv wa» Hanked by red taper* in tr>»lal rundleholdrr* Oilier arrangement* in Ihe living room carried out an aiilumn theme. Ilaked ham, roll*. »hrimp. and dip* with |K*lato chip* were irrvcd. Gue»lt enjoyed dancing to rev ord* In the Florida rmim. About to attended. m n t i» . i litre*. Frank Mebane J r . is/th e commentator. The wive* of officer* In VAH-6 will Ii* hotteM ci for Ihe cocktail pari). Co-chairmen are Mr*. -Art lltrirrner and Mr*. Dale Shover. Tiekei* will »onn he on Mir. Tha fa*hion »hnw and rorktall party will he open to the public. J jd c o I fcv& niA TV ESDAY Tlie I’aH Noble Grand* of th . Rrhrkih lawlge will meet with Mr*. Ilrula Tbornlon on Magnolia Avc. at s p. m. The Seminole County Evening Home Drmonitration Club will rnert at the ren te r at 7:30 p. m. Mr* H II For be* will give a demon*!ration on talad i and garnlthe*. The Seminole High Srhool PTA will meet al a p m A in m i. "You and Your Family" will be *h**wn Plana for the high ichool (etlival will be ditcuixed. 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Navy and civilian resident* of Sanford and the surrounding area will see fifteen Navy u i\r s model costumes from Sussmann K**» mann of Orlando T,‘ c models will ilrscrnd the stairs in the Mayfair Inn’s Crystal 1-ohby to a back ground of music by the I’opii- .Joh ipowid .J'Oh cirrs ! FA 2-5292 Seminole County Laundry Co. 819 W. 3rd SI. FA 2-3253 Southside Laundromat , S L o r f . " ‘ V 113 8. Palmetto ■ 106 b‘. 23th (Foodmart Uldg.) FA 2-1304 Ol l ii t ‘jlJ P D l tl Charge Accounts Welcomed or U bu* Our Layaway Plan DeBary Hwy. 17-92 DeBary Laundromat NO 8-109! IN DRIP DRY COTTON AT A TERRIFIC SAVINGS Made and designed by one o f Tenney's best California makrrat Ensy-to-wear shirt style dress in vivid new California hues I $ £ •9 5 . �T t m * - * » • rc w . U SW M i d m VmB H IT Seminoles Champions O f Orange Belt •y Jan r c w h im I W leo tard Sanlnolea became O r u f i Balt Conference ehampa • v e r Uta weekend far tba flrat U a a (tac t entarla: tha conference fau r raara afo. *Tba local* rapped th« Lakeview Bad D ertli h art Frida? to clinch a tie for hoogra and Winter Park to Kbotr aid b? defeating Apopka o s Saturday to ffiv* tha Seminoles tbair flrat coaferanee championship The crowd waa thrilled hare Frida? b? tewing up a aura lit, but it wasn’t until tha laat minute of tba Apopka-Winter P a rk gam e that the local squad really broke Into great bursts of emotion. The entire squad, plus about 300 Traditional Games Face Hanford fans, traveled to Orlando for the Saturday contest. When the tail seconds licked away on Ihe scoreboard. It read U-7. The large band staged a wild celebra­ tion. It, was one of the most thrill­ ing conference endings ever w it­ nessed. In prep football. Apopka came within one yard of winning tha contest in the last minute on a pass play but the Winter Park squad preserved the champitashlp for the Seminoles by holding until the clock ran out. ‘ The Seminoles made their most Impressive offensive showing here Southeastern Saturday Colts and Browns ' • ? DAVID N. MOFFIT Vanderbilt and Mlaalialppl. cur­ ATLANTA (UPI) - Traditional rently third and fourth In the SEC, finals dot tha Southeastern Con- a re fnvorrd to close out their ference lindicspe this coming Sat­ seasons with victories. Vander­ urday, but the action will be bilt, Idle last week, will be host aaainly aatl-cllmatie with toprank- to Tennessee, *2 loser to Ken­ ed Louliiana Stale having already tucky. Mississippi and Mississippi Slate, both railed, will meet at completed its perfect season. Louisiana State closed out Sat­ Oxford, M ill. urday with a U-0 rout of TUlane Georgia Tech Is rated tha bait ami wrapped up the Southe a item chance to break a three-way tie Conference championahip plus the for fifth with Alabama and Ten­ long-expected Sugar Bowl bid. nessee. But Tech's task-taking on Third-ranked Auburn, w h i c h Georgia at Athena, Ga —looms bain't been defeated In its leal large after Georgia's 710 rout of a gamei, sewed up second place Tha Citadel. itle conference. Auburn, which In addition to the four tntraat Waka Forest Il-T, eloaea lu conferenco games above, Florida, season against Alabama, 144 win­ 21-7 victory over Florida State, ger over Mamphis State. A aur- will play independent Miami at ee Alabama victory would ett- Jacksonville. oca the flrat-yaar record of A crowd of M.OOO—larg o it t« ev­ ach Paul (Bear) Dryant but e r atlem* a football gam e in the harp little cttact on the gUndinga. South • witnessed the Louisiana t S Celery Cily Wins, Tightens Race In cjjy Bowling Loop .f t A 22X<St$I”5$S7t*dSi not change the postDon, K tightened the league below s Irgg place. However. Burnett 'aMora took three games from l l j l e r of Sanford to move five ga«M hi froot of tbo pack. Bukur Miuio Swp took three games (N it dent's Seminole Dry Cleanare*to stay in third place only ondugame ahead of the Prtniera gat aaa behind the Insurers. Dick Richard* led Burnett’s In fta tween to he bowled the sen* son's Ugh aeries with a R i m Mather waa led by Ed Callan’a SM, In the match of the week, Bob Stecla led Celery City with n 512, while Jim Maloney tried to turn the tide for the Imurance men with bis 101. Bukur'a waa lad by captain Ctorge Swann's S21, whlla captain Bill Katrc's «1 V i high for the Claantng man. “hpUt-ihrlnkars” for (he evening Included Carl Von Herbulit with • M , George Kents and Frank Huha with 5-7't, and Kaiee, who picked up a 5-1-10. There will be no bowling Wadgitday due to Thanksgiving. Averages following (he wrsk'a bowling are. JUthards—ltd, Maloney—1M. DePalma and Foa-lW, Von HarbuUa and Wheeler at Id . I’riold and Best at ill, and Katee. Stellar, and stalls at 159 Alio, Swann and Cook at 15*. llukur and CalIan al 157, Kenia and Forguacn at 1M, ailatrap and KreUer—115. JUoa-113. Pioctor and Pivec at UI, Huhn-152, llarbat, Kirchbaff. and Holler at 131. and RugtnaUln and Brown al 110. Alio, Burnett149, Uorsdorf, B -It* . Eitridge145, plercy—1*1, llarrlaon—131, Perry-131, and 0. Boradorf-UI. Rivalry To Resume NtW YORK (IJPl)—Columbia and Holy Cron will renew their football rivalry with a gam* at Ba|gr Field Mat Oct. It- It will be-tha first gridiron meeting be­ tween the two aehoola alnca the ISO see ion when Columbia beat the Crutadan, it-o. SUt* • TUlane mismatch at New O rleans. It didn't appear a mis­ m atch a t halftime aa Tulanr. a two-touchdown underdog, trailed only SO. But the m assacre began after Intermission. Halfback John­ ny Robinson had four touchdowns and Billy Cannon three plus four conversion points. The victory, the moat lop-aided over another Southeastern Confer­ ence team ia IS years, gave Lou­ isian a State the only m ajor college perfect season In tha nation. A isb u n 's power la the second half waa the key to victory over W aka Forest. Halfback Tommy Lorlno, thought out for the season with a shoulder separation, scored tha clinching touchdown on a 32y ard run. Auburn haa now won 22 of Its last S3 gam ts with only a 7-7 Uo with Georgia Tech this fall m arring an otherwise perfect m ark agfending back to mM-1956. Headed For Titles United Preia International The Baltimore Colta are gallop­ ing toward their first profootball division title in to seasons and tha Cleveland Browns arc edging toward their 12th In 13. Led by Johns Unites and I-enny Muore, Ihe Colli acored 21 points in ala minutes of the final period Sunday to crtith the Los Angales llama. 34-7. Baltimore held its two-game lead In the Western Division wilh three to play. Cleveland clung to ill one game margin over (he New York Gianta In the Eastern Division by defeat­ ing Ihe Philadelphia Eagles, 21-14. New York bounced the Washing ton Redskins, 300 The Chicago lleara remained two games behind Baltimore by rallying to down the Detroit Lions, 20 7. P illiburib remained a game behind New York and two behind Cleveland by defeating the Chi­ cago Cardinals. 77-20, on Bobby Layne's T lyard pasi-ruo touch down to il to Jack O rr In tha last llx minutes. Y. A. Tittle threw two scoring p a n ts to Billy Wilson and one to R, C. Owens to spark Ihe San Francisco Forty-Niners to a 33 12 victory over the Green Bay Pack­ ers. I Big Bowl Lineups NEW YORK (UPI—Here are Ihe probable lineups for Ihe ma­ jor howl garnet. ROSE BOWL: X Iowa va. X California. ORANGE: X Syracuse vs. X Oklahoma. S U G A R BOWL X-Louliia.-u Slate vs. Clemson. COTTON BOWL: X - Texas Christian va. Air Force Academy. GATOR BOWL: T rs a i v*. ills sltsippl. X drnuU-t team already has clinched invitation. Army Names Coach SAN FRANCISCO CUPI *— Hal Fischer, former University of Ne­ vada court star, h a t been named coach of the All-Army basketball team. The aquad will play Interscrvke and AAU team s with an eye toward a possible berth in ihe IMO Olympics. 13-0. Trailing by two tallica, Ihe Devill finally found the range. The Seminole line seemed to let down momentarily and Jim Harper broke through for 29 yards to the Seminole five. On the next play, Morris llajcn went for the score. The kirk was no good, but Ihe margin of Ihe Seminolra had been reduced to seven. The Seminoles took ihe kickoff, and pulled a tricky plan to get a yard and a first,down on fourth down at their 30. Dandrldge drop­ ped back in punt formation and the «nap went to Stone, who ear­ n 'd *.x yarns to gtve the Seminobs new life. H irer plays later. Kirk ripped off tackle for 24 to Ihe Lake view- 30. On the neat play Lundquist took the pitchoul and danced down the sidelines for the telly. C arter's attem pt failed and the Seminoles had a 196 edge. Lakeview was not to be denied, however. Crabtree scored from the five to climax a drive. The kick was blocked by Stone and that was Ihe end of the half. Seminole received the kick in the third period. Halfback John Lovelace took a handoff from Dandrldge and made a 33yard return to midfield. Dandrldge W ITH- T at I P T O P ^ '^ (p o ju W u f ROCK B O TTO M Grade j Quick Froren Drenaed and Drawn Our Many Years EXPERIENCE Has given our customers confidence in ua. We can recommend a MUTUAL FUND for YOU with a proven record for income, growth or both. Mrs. Stan Comstock IIIS Conway Road Ph. Orlando GA 5*8034 • Representing: Allen A Co. Lakeland. 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B oth etet* and lo ca l, or# friendly to lmalnaoe NoaUlo Incoma ta x -> a * g o a l tie* COSTS TRANSPORTATION M i U c lim a te affords greater Evrcllrnt s ir, roll, highway and *ra farilltira speed *■•«! econom y l a m any phase*. CamoUwetfow la w casts nee In I loti da's r i c h trading areoal t o t Itriee. nusJirnly o f cheap. depends We cirri fie poucr. FPL u forging (i/uiid on the grcalcti ttxpoaalort program in it* h istory. Carraway & McKibbin O m n i Utturanco 114 N . Park A y * F A 2-0331 threw to Jones for five ta d ala. Kirk and Stone picked up another flrat down and Dandridge bit Swalm for 14 yards to the 21. Here, Lakeview look over. Late in the period the Seminoles found new life and begin to drive. The key play here was a 35-yard pass from Kirk to Jonea to Lakeview's 20. Lundquist bolted down the sideline for a 20-yard TD. C arter waa rushed and his kick waa partially blocked. Dandrldge put the Seminoles in scoring posi­ tion again with a M yxrd punt return to the Lakeview 17. On the play, Stanley led the way with some of the beat blocking seen all year. On the next play Stone was thrown for a four-yard loss, his first of the season. Dandrldge fumbled on the IS, but on the next play Stone pounced on a fumble on Ihe seven. Kirk ripped through for his second tally of the evening. Carter paased to Swalm for Ihe point. Lakeview took the kick and be­ gan ita last drive, climaxed by C rabtree's five yirdx through the middle for the final TD. He also ran the point and that waa the end of the scoring. TOP SMART BUSINESSMEN ARE MAKING RECORD Job sad week cOMtmUj. UVw bt»H insuring agaiusi all kinds of risk for a long, loug tint. was forced to punt and the Semi­ noles were on the march. With six minutes left in the first period, Kirk found a big hole and ripped i off tackle for 53 yards and paydirt. Don C irter's point attem pt failed but the Seminoles had a 6 0 lead. Ju st before the end of the first period, Ihe Seminoles were on the march again. Quarterback Cecil Dandrldge took 1* the air and hit Kirk on a play that was good for 22 yards, then threw to Alan Swalm, who bulled his way for nine more yards. Two plays later Dandrldge sneaked for the first down as the quarter ended with the Seminoles knocking on the door Fullback Harold Stone car­ ried through the middle for a first down at the Lakeview 16. On the neat play Lundquist took the pilchout from Dandrldge and traveled the distance fur the sec­ ond score. This time big Carler put the foot to the ball and it was Hey, Mr. Visitor... Grid Scores Kentucky • Tennessee 2 Duke 7 North Carolina g South Carolina II N. Car SI. 7 Clem son 31 Boston Coll. 12 Florida 21 Florida St. T Georgia 70 The Citadel 0 Alabama II Memphis St. 0 Auburn 2t Wake Forest T F urm an 22 Davidson 20 Maryland t t Virginia « U U €2 Tulanc 0 H arvard 29 Yale 0 Dartmouth 21 Prlncaten 12 W. M aryland 20 Johns llopkini II Rutgera SI Columbia 0 Lafayette 14 Lehigh 14 Quanllco Marines 19 Villanova 11 Boston U. M Connaclirut 22 Holy Cross 14 Marquette o Syracuse IS West Virginia 12 Ohio Stale 10 Michigan 14 Michigan St. M Kansas St. 7 Detroit 27 Dayton 7 Wittenberg SI Wash. A Lee 0 Purdue IS Indiana 13 Illinois 27 Northwestern 20 Iowa 21 Notre Dame 21 Wisconsin 2T Minnesota 12 Missouri IS Kansas II Wichita M tiro. Washington 12 Oklahoma 40 Nebraska 7 TCU 21 Rice 10 6MU S3 Baylor 19 Arkansas I t Taaaa Tech S W. Taaaa St 19 N. Hex. A4M 32 Air Force Acad. 45 N. M eairo 7 Wyoming 22 Brigham Young I t California 19 Stanford 15 Wash. St- t Washington 14 Colorado St. U. IS Colorado 14 Oregon 10 Oregon SI. 0 UCLA IS Southern Cal IS Friday* night aa they rolled over Lakeview, 32 19. The big guns for the Seminoles all evening were halfbacks Vernon Kirk and Riy Lundquist. Kirk picked up two of Ihe tallies, one a 53-yard jaunt, and Lundquist went for the other three. Both made their finest showings in rushing yardage, Kirk picking up 121 on 10 carries and Lundquist 93 on eight carries. Linebacker and center Duke Schirard had Ihe bett game of his career against the Devils. He was in o.i practically every tackle. He has played well all season, but It wasn't until this contest that he really showed all of his talent. Dave Stanley continued to (how the form that haa put him among ihe top prospects In the state for major college scholarships The big guard crashed through the op ponenla' wall aa If it w e rm t there and threw the fast Lakeview backs for several big losses. He ennlimiei to lie the best line­ man in Central Florida and is a sure bet to repeat Ihe All OBC honors that he carried hame as a Junior last year. The contest oprqed with Semi­ nole kicking to Lakeview. which THE SU PER M ARKET I l< TMi •Areriismmeaf is peri ef ever i U^I-4---D^IIJ l l-J J rlP y U ^ MfWi ilfU M i W. Scoli Burns, Mgr. TIP 207 M agnolia Avg, S A N F O R D A Y E. » t 4 t h ST. O D E N S U N D A Y S I a . a t . t l! N oon �n* * S lit • tn f a rB frrelB Mon. Nov. 24, 1958—Pete 7 HEBE'S A LL THE FINE FOODS FOR A W O N D ERFU L Roumiliat's Takes ^ead In Sandspur; Perfection Second T h a w v ih g F e a s t Iloumillat it Anderson Drui* l i l t week took over ftrit place In the Sandipur Rowling League by winning three pointa from P er­ fection Oalriea. Thia gives Roumllla t’i a total of 23 win* and 19 lotct. The Dairy h at a acora of ‘k won. 2 m loit. Wllaon Maler w ii in fourth apot with 21-27. Wade’s Market would have been top team on any alley ai they piled up their highest eerier to date. They won 3 'j gamei from Robaon Sporting Goodi. Tbia win put them in fifth place with 20‘>27‘4. Rohaon'a now occuple* sixth aim with a score of l l lv29'x High scratch game. 1M. and hich scratch aeries. 474. waa rolli d by Margie Woods. Wilson-MaW r’s anchor man. High handicap game ended In a three way tie. with Lucille Harria, ■Perfection>. M argaret Knight. (Robson'sI. and Irene I.aney, (Wade’s), all rolling 193. High handicap ernes was bowled by Pat Teslo, who had a JIT. Marilyn Railcy and Olga Mar­ tin made the 79 spilt pick-up. and Doris Schnellee toppled the 2 10 split. Turkeys were rolled by £ n n n a French and Margie Woods Wade’s Market rolled the high eet game to be rolled to date in this league, racking up a big 733 scratch game. It also hid high series scratch, 1,939. and Handi­ cap 2.107. for the evening With three more nights to bowl, reflection meets vulson Maler on lanes one and two; Wade's pliy Roumiliat's on three and four; and Rohson's meet A. B. C. on A e and six Tuesday evening. « PRICED EXTRA LOW AT YOUR FRIENDLY WINN-DIXIE M INOT DELICIOUS STRAINED C R A N B E R R Y SAUCE Stokely Finest - M $ Sweet Peas 8 * Sweet Treat Sliced Shortening T BUTTERBALL 3 '$£’ 53* Sunshine Honey 45 P I C K L E S 33* G R A H A M S V! 37* Selectovte Stuffed Spanish PU M P KI N N cJ25‘ OL IVE S SW IFT PREMIUM LI CAN 2T CAKE MIX Deep South S*eet Mixed PEACHES ( Pillsbury While Angel Food PINEAPPLE *(£* 33: POTATOES Comstock Pie Filling (Limit one Pleas* ) Astor Ail All Vegetable Corbett Whole Sweet Del Monte Whole Spited It s Quilted „• • > 3? 49* KAISER ArLr- ,J';T33*. Gr. "A" D. & D. Quick Frozen TOMS HENS 16 Lbs. Up Average Weight 10 to 16 Turkeys Avg Wf ‘ '*T r All Stores Closed Thanksgiving Day! 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In the final game of the year for s the 1-ongwond squad. Tennant also plunged over for one extra point. Hob Evendge ran the other across. The Greyhounds sent a home­ coming crowd away happy as Ihey pirked up their third victory of the season. Coach Bill Proclor’a ch a rset closed the season with rec wins, three tiei and four sees. l.yman held a 14 0 lead at in­ termission. but the PeLand School ram e roaring hack to dominate play in the final two periods The Greyhound offense, which clicked so well In Ihe first half, was sty­ mied in the last. Tennant got things rolling with his two touchdowns, one a 12yard hurst, Ihe other a one yard plunge. ie husky fullback was the leadl ground-gainer of the night, picking up a total of <2 yards He was followed closely by Kveridge, who had 77 For Florida Military School, Rilly Rennctl and Richard Steph­ ens fenced TPs. Jim Prucker ran one of the points after, but the other attempt failed. It was the final prep foothill game for eight Greyhound play­ ers. Ridding goodbye lo the grid® in were Sian Stroupe, Lee Nor­ ris. Dill Hull. Jim Lyeani, Rich­ ard Holder. John Krohne and Harold McGuire. ^I.ONGWOOD— Opening nf the winter greyhound raring season Iv rapidly approaching at Ihe San­ ford Orl a ndn Kennel Club. The 92-day meet gets under way on Dee. tl. General Manager J e r ­ ry Collins already Is predicting that ail previous attendant* rec­ ords will fall * Fight nights of qualifying races are achedulrd ahead l i . Ihe reguUr season. T h d * * p re season • r h o o Ing’’ events start on Dec 3 Hundreds of (opnolrh raring greyhounds have already arrived ai hoarding krnnels in Ihe Longwood area following successful summer and fall campaigns at trarks throughout Ihe l*. S. A total of 23 powerful kennels will be on hand at Ihe SanfordOrlando track to hid for purse money which should run more Ujan *200,000 this season • Returning are vltrually all of of the top kennels from lil t year, ineluding W. F. Swafford, Boh Bennett. Jack Herald and Blackwell. who held four of the leading five spots in the kennel stand Ings. Among the highly regarded newcomers are Keith Dillon and Paul Boone, two of the sport's most prominent owners for many years fcach Is hringing his entire ken9 1 to the Sanford Orlando track. Other kennels to watch are Or­ d iu c s Pie Pumpkin Greyhounds Close Season Wilh Win « as iIt r Washes wasnes Blues /As ^ Lb 79 ; Phi PUFFIN Sweet or Buttermilk Lb 59/ C A N BISCUITS 10 . *4 OO p GARDEN FRESH PROPUCE/ Large Crisp, Pascal CELERY CORN MORTON IE IF , CHICKEN TURKEY, SALISBURY STEAK FROZEN M EA T DINNERS Florida GroVvn Golden Bantam FROZEN APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCOANUT, PUMPKIN M ORTON FRUIT PIES FOR Mix 'Em UP! Astor Frozen Baby Large Stalks 19 FA N C Y FRESH 99 Fesk, Tender Pol* Ltrg* Emerald Beans 2 2 9 ; Walnuts :..b4 9 ; Red Wlnetep New Crap Brasil Apples . >,39; Nuts L IM A B E A N S U. S. Ne. 1 Yellow 39 New Crap Mixed Onions 5 2 9 ; Nuts L,b4 9 ; Land O' Sunshine PURE BUTTER * Dole Sliced Dale Crushed Dole Pineapple Ocean Sproy PINEAPPLE PIN EA PPLE CHUNKS C R A N B ER R Y d& T 3 0 0 o n ‘ Nc ° J 2 9 * Nc°onJ 2 9 * No. 211 Can Ol t Z l T„.«ey Con Z O G re e n w o o d P ic k le d BEETS 16-o*. Con O Q f 7 Z Royal Treat Sliced La Choy Beef Lo Choy Chicken MUSHROOMS CHOW MEIN CHOW M EIN d-«g. Can OQ; 0 7 c * 7 3 * Con 7 9 * �• - ■ H ■ • i �“1 Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads Iftr Panlori *rral& Mon. Nov. *24. 1058— Page 0 2—FOR RENT CARD OF THANKS W> would like to expreia our deep 3 bedroom apartm ent, furnithrd, CL A M I FI KD INDEX appreciation to the nurse* am! adult*. 033. 113 Jatm io e Ave. L A F F -A -D A Y doctor* at the Sanford Hospital 1LORT AND FOUND and to our friend* (or their won* 3 room furnlihed araitm rn i 2— FOR RENT drrftil acta of Lindner* shown Got* m. SSO.OO monthly. Ill u» during our recent bereave E ait Ith Street. Phona FA 2 4243 : a- room a b o a r d mem. or FA 2 STM. IBEACH RENTALS The Family of Fred Harriaon Furnlihrd apartm ent. 20U» W. lit 4—WANTED TO RF.Y1 •—I.OSI AND FOUND %— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Furnished cottage for rent, located LOST—1 blark 3 legged rat. m e­ on IT A 9.' Phone FA 2-1447. •-F A R M S • ACREAGE • dium >itr, in vicinity of 2nd k GROVES 4 room*, clean. «t11 Park A te. Elm Ave. If an )one hat teen 7 -R E A L ESTATE WANTED this animal call FA 21314 be­ Lt. Cmdr. Cleveland*' nice 7 room fore 3:30. unfurnished bouse. electric kit t —MISCELLANEOUS then, tile bath k shower. lank •-F L O W E R S - PLANTS FOUND—Spotted R rsgtr hound, Arbor See Mr*. Pippim acron See H. M. Brown, 2304 Yale Ave. SHRUBS driveway. Call FA 2 1 4 ". and identify. 10—O FFICE EQUIPMENT CHECK FOR RENTALS with II— AUTOMOBILES • BALL Real F tta te and Iniurt- F O R RENT TRAILERS a nee Agency corner of 3rd and AEI.AKA APART MENT8: room* Park. Sanford. IS—BOATS A MOTORS rriv ate hatha. 114 W\ F irtt SL IS—FARM SUPPLIES A Large 3 bedroom unfurnirhed upMACHINERY atairt apartment. Ph. FA 2 423* 11— PETS • LIVESTOCK • Commerrlal apace tn r to fl. :v* SUPPLIES S. Park. Phone FA 2 4214. In m i U i l t l r « l II—ARTICLES WANTED x - , , . C V ttltv i:* r r LOWL «,!>? !.•>*• tt 1 I t —PLACES TO EAT i rne:i> en i< k L o w e i i 2 Bedroom furnished h o m e .— c . ^ —-_ -ii-7 4 l a I f t . < - n r l ..r t o n a i t Jn 4ar, IT—HEALT< «■FjAJU ' ills FA 2-3410 • l.tllM U l: i..a a tr, e nwa-M • ’L. I t —FEMALE HELP WANTED Tam III ( F t i l ll la r t itstl •!■»%- 2 Bedroom fumiahctl houae No " L e t’s ju s t fo rg e t it, Mrs. Rutlliegh." I n l i B l m i HP liewmnli U b Ir«( 10MALE HELP WANTED ««N amall children 1403 W. tat St |a«miPt > l| *i!t( i Ba t> s f v .. J ar# I tt fS ll V 20— MALE UR FEMALE FA 2 23*3 ' fIfIc<1 • h*l fpnulfptj t*« IU»MiM «nt 3—HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE -Ki ll. IST1TE FOB SALE I s i t n t an i j i f t m i R ' I l • h l r h a ft4i . »*r 11WORK W ANTED Comfortahle alcrping roi.m. P rb • • llhp’ of | nii rw#' h*%# RTAinit M a.fair »erimn. a ipaeioua 3 bed22—BUSINESS *si 41 • vf iu in eh t y i 2 >nr ate entrance and private bath. knm m * • • j: K i l l I ■ H I C K l » W » room home. FA 21694. OPPORTUNITIES Phone FA 2 0433 or FA 2 3344. l«< #«•#<!. l i l t of • * k1 **o»itit' |n is * *'uiititv nominal* L'uiinli. « —SPECIAI SERVICES Kl ik rh U ■ ! M * offlf'i* in th# r o u r t New furnlahrd apartm ent, hard h lT Ill* ‘IT (it It '■>4• ta* iaf t#Ir| * t a*at PtoYf*r#l 21— PIANO SERVICES 3 ,1 /1 OFFICE i » IrtpHa. w ithin F llh t ra ltn Ja r vood floor), tile bath. AdutlJ. H A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS mnnVh1 frorti ih* 1«iTif of tftt 11rl t Apply 2419 Orlando Dr. : r*uMl. R tl o n of ihla n o lle* r**h LOOK home'8 la tut or .If m 1 • t i l l ! t • in ' M U * 20— ELECTRICAL i n * A nd » h 4 ll » U t « t h * r l 4 - r r f 1 bedroom houae furnlahrd 4tS', CONTRACTORS r * e i , U m # A f i l fFOit m f k # s t i d r M i I I k lT la ’V r " T,,E I.aurcl A v e . 330 month. f lh« i lilmint am! whal) b# • •orn IdSILia TERMS 21- A—BUILDING, REPAIRS, in b y i h * c U t m a n l . M t • t # n t . or NO 4 4ti42. aflrr « call NO 4 tail jn d )ou will Ini. Ihla three bed e « 4i 4>rrt«i no * 4 u« li » U i « t 2J.B BUILDING SUPPLIES j*-r >ifrtttni wM r i f ! I f 4 r h i l ! Dv . room, r \ l r j la r.e ll.irg room, 1 - REAL ESTATE TOR SAUh 27—NOTICE • PERSONALS lerraro floor* thruou' Tiled |r.n« \ f fda Tanntr rt rn ta * i p a n d a t, >4 * 20—ARTICLES FOR BALE bath, kitchen equipped. Car to buy a A * • s f e u t o r a o f l h a l - a »s W i l l Unuaual opportunity porte and utility room. Small anil T# *ta r» i* n t «f home in one of Sanford') moat 20—FURNITURE A Krnrat K !.<•«*. ala-» known doun payment. diilinfuiihfd lertiona. An ex­ a■ V F r in l* fh k Lowe, HOUSEHOLD ■lier*#*»#4 cellent neighborhood of attrac­ REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN • I. AH4MW H|*ffP tive hornet. Thia one t« loaded Iffnm#! ot Uw 23It Ureneb Ave I M U o I'afk \% t with c u r a t, both time A money >i n for*). Flo ilia J. W. HALL la tln g and on an extra large Itrallnr beautiful lot. Come »e* our 3 In lha l a i n a l lha ( • a a i t Jn 4 a * “Call Hall" Phone FA 2S441 l a aft* • ircati l a a e a . Mark J a 4 U ■Itair.eL K m i M l bedroom, 2 bath home priced rial i Irrall, l a a a4 I'af •♦ ■ l a a l * em it af » I.,il4a to tell 2012 riramlview A te , ■ a a a i i , I Iarl4a. 1a r a u a u i : Lake ftont home f„r a.ale or tent. la i f t i . r . r r >». Mail in r * aft* a :* t n is 0I 1 Th. ai»i» at KtnrliU MUDS BROWN REALTY M.1.LL r. THOMAft, H o m e s D esig n e d F o r i n Unri it,, lu a r l n Carter l/acaaatJ Realtor It P.t> .So. I F lo rid a L iv in g . m ai . b uT ii 1 : aVooUttlilt, l i t . d o a Cauntr. LAKE MARY S n tl r e la h ar*b/ a l . r u that IBa .1 & -I Uedroom*—1 & 2 ‘ Ballis un,l*ralan*<) will, on th* l i t ,la, !vi I W « f*Mil i*f III* I NNRlt itatlir« MJ W 41 . r Ph. FA 2 3137 or EA 2 1964 M t H m u . i : r « N R it . n« .rM a. TOP ARK KltUKltl .SCTIFIEII. nl t,*i *tnbar, A It n i l , praaant In I'rwkBIf. that a l u l l liat t.ttti brouiM lha HtmoraMa O n i n t y Juda* ot VA FHA • 3 tu-drooma—lerrarrn floor*—com ­ • ttln ai yuu in Ihi r im ,it IS urt l» firmin',It C o u n t). Plot 14a. hta ftnal In f * i K a l a t r mf anil fer aanilnnl* * ••unt). Flnrhla. m u m , t r c . i u ' l anU v o u c h tr . *• 31A I lL 't’ tf U J O II.VMON* plete kilehen—blind* Large uti­ PH A In Service i,, a h a .s k HAIUiilNT c.viiao.v. m* *»t<ulnr ,.f tha l a t a i t of S'alla F I d i "•id lity room—with wa*h inH—patio a .b r u llttl t ill* of »M ch la Tl>I,ma*. <lrtaata4. and at laid tlma 1 « III I r e i l l l n r s 111*4 ) * r r i f l n i H i t * Conventional a iia .s k aA iuit.sT ra rta o s. i-ui„. lh*n and thar*. maka a p p lha llb n to I r b ( la lm a ear l l r m i m B ! t a 4Hn*t —plenty of rloarta k atorage. iirr, , a iKjftOTHV ixaiiKi.t.i: tha . a i d J u d f * for a llnal a*tll*. » b I4 l l a i a i a i 120 Laurel Dr. FA 2 1211 , a Ilf ON. t**r*»Uat>t. tha natuir of Financing Y o u a n i * a c lt nf y o u » r * I #r*t v • aid ault brln* lln o rt# arid ton rn*nl o f h it admlnlatratlon of aeld f t i k tl f tM a n d r * ‘i u l r a *1 t r>r»##n! ar* itnulrr-l In »»,<• a rwftv nt p a l a t e , and (or an urdar dlachara* For the great Buy* In Real Ettal* • n r f i i l B n »i«<1 f l i m a n i t i n i t i r i i y •>« l tur anawar or t l.a naa to the Inr him aa aurh Itaacutor. Down Payments putt OB tha P laintiff» .att«rnar«. I>atad Ihla th* la th dax o f 0 5 - np f l t h # n f >nu. m « v fia • * # * a l *! 3EK CULLEN & IIAItKEY etanalrom, f»»Ma amt alcliitnth, tohar. A. t>. | j ; i . th# f w ta t p r>f M A f l C f l »: JOIIN*. IV. A. t'-igle. Jr. Saleiman Low As ? 100 1 award* PulMlna fanfnrl. KlorW illiam i; KHhta f*f'»S ) a i « etf F41■ •|v# Via. an4 la til* tft* nrlalnal an. 170 N Park Vac Ph. FA 2-7391 lta*rtator nf th* Fatal* o f I) '' fill rtaltolftt t ■ * tfia • »«r or »l*a4in« in Ifta of Nall* P T h en ,a* I t i i o u d J ti d VP nf f t m l i f U C o 41n t y Klnfhla* Im m e d ia te Occupancy n ,a Clark of lha Cir. utt < .,011. on • i hi* *iff (up in Hi# m urt H«m*' *.f «r batar* tha tin d ir nf it., m i W e Utlnrnittoo I’wraonal Th* I,.,*,r -I of Count* t'otamia. w i t f o n t i i r a i f a n f o r if KIt»r|*la. - OWNER WANTS ta r .a. I'. IPV4 .If t ’ H fall In ,ln ilonara a I ftamlnnl* Cuunlr, Flor­ frem an 1 narrra Pro i*onfaaao mil ft# ida, will r a r r l.* I,Ida al tha (llfl, * • iitiin f'lgtit raltiular S a tis f a c tio n o r Your •n lirtd aaalnat r^u OFFER nf ft r. M a r r u l n , Ct»rk In |h» t h * tlm # Of M»* f i t « t ((kibUcation Money C h e e r fully VITVIH h me haml amt nfflrtal Court H"ua* at Banfnrd. uh to a 1" nf IHi* Krtilc# l!a»li ■* *ifn or d* ta il of lha Clerk nf ,n. i’|rr-,it nfluok t'ualom tiuilt 3 bedroom. 2 full ffia ntl • 11* 11 i>* in *riti l * n 4 aNill Kefundetl. r 'I t'»-*mbar tat l* |l a ourc en ml* tha SMh dav of axt- for th* f llnnine aoproilmat* • ia'* t*t* rl* * nf r**i-!*nr* *n<t tiled ball,*. I,mil on large tot oftar .* D. I»»l amount of rnat-ttal. to ha dalla*r»d t»i?at i f fi * a d r l r r * ! t ' f tk# r i a i m a i t t , in beaviliful 3) ay fair *cction o r 11 ititN im v aa n**d*d duttm l a t h , tti'Ots *n»J • Nia11 L* * n n r n i . f # ct aifnr t u k nf Cir. mt Court ■••rind htalnnlhc Otcambfr Ihlli *n|, lit* s«eni. ' f a * Thl* home feature* le r f a n and Hr* A ria J l. u h in u la t O il mail ilalm nr U*m*n.l t floor*, large ic record p-mb I'PDutv Clark ton. S'o. |} ,laa and •f itiy t * d * k a l | I.# t t il d UKAI.i J*,**a ion* No |i alar. Natural wood cablnel* in la n e f. a u » * n It J t iH m f' B a t i n i l f i m , Da< la A blrlntoah Hid* util I-* «p#o»d at a m**tln* kilehen r*| nipped u It It rle rln r At|nrn»< 1 i t . l . o '• l n r |||a r a • 1mint*tr#f#r nf I" h» halt] |.t». n n f t t Jnd t * | | ?'4 » a«4a H uM 4ln« t k f 1'rl V• f l e»f Altai* d P Harn d-n Clark range and refrigerator (loner ) *anf»r1 PlorUe Jonh Krld«r Chairman M i r r y * t: l e h n i i f i . d * r # a i * i rqulfy StJOOuO Any offer oil! ne g iirn tom lileralion f o r . H w j . 17*92 & 2 7 th S i. •See P h o n e F A 2-i:>»i SEMINOLE REALTY 1901 Park Ave. FA 2 3 » J I.1RGE HOME SELL nr TRA**L I.arge 3 bedroom, t» n tile halb StenHtrom Really home will acrepl your niuit. IIKRBEBT STENSTRUM am allrr home In trade 1/ .led Itl. \LTflR Urn Magnolia. HON HOWE — L. J. IIISNEH ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Ataiwlftlel Rattnond l.undqulti. III N. Park - Ph. FA 2-2Ufl FA 2-1131 Atlantic flank IPdt - R I AL ESTATE FOR SALE 3rd Addition. Legal Notice ■P WAWTBD 24-PIANO SERVICE PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING F A R M E R 'S A G EN C Y (ilR LS WANTED W. I . HARMON N. V. Farm er. Realtor White, Muit be i t or o irr. Apply Th. p a 2-4223 A fter 3:00 p .a . D. II. Whitmore. Aitoc. In peraon *t Pig N" Wbut'e. 14 s French A»e. Ph. FA 2 3211 21 A BUILDING CONTRACTORS Vftcr h o jri FA 2-2414 or FA 2-4221 20—Mala « r Female Build to your plans. Colored help wanted, mint he o \er We Feature Remodelinr and Additiana 21 apply tn peraon at Pig .Y DON LUKE Whistle. _______ Phona FA 2-5124 QUALITY HOMES .Moderately Priced Low Down Payment \VK ALL ARRANGE TYPES FINANCING Legal Notice SUNLAND Estates & South P IN EC R ES T 14— FKMALR S Jw s u w d u iA C’onhlruclion 211 W eal Phone Co. 2 3 th FA Inc. S tre e t 2 -1 I0 2 Modern 3 Iwdroom home for aale. owner traniferrlng H ta new Florida room and hurricane frnre around hark yard. Price towered for quick lite . Phone FA 2 7324 for information. Men-W'f men $20, Duly. Sell Luml- For carpentry, painting, screen­ noui nameplate*. Writ# Reeve* ing, roofing, and plattar repair, Co., Attleboro. M us. asphalt tile, avhevto* siding, m uonry «,r wood steps, leveling 21—Work Wanted and repairing garagra * and wrecking call F ,\ 2-4*99. Houaecteanlns—Ironing. 1013 Bay. » — ELECTRICAL SERVICE Baby lilting, ironing. FA 2792S Houie Wiling — Electric Service SU Vihtcn I do painting. FA 2-7924. RANDALL ELECTRIC CD. I would like in ra re for 3 child­ 11! Magnolia FA 20 MS ren. Phone FA 2 1447. Painting: Interior k exterior. Re­ Ironing. 10c A I3c. FA 2 720. pairs or addition*. Speciillring in 3t*ry C arter Paint Product*. 22—Rualiien Oppurtunlliea FA 21643 BUSINESS n rrO R T lN IT Y VACUUM ( LEANER REPAIRS MAN OR WOMAN Rraponaible person from (hit area, P aris h r all makes ot cleaner*; Electrlux, Hoover, Kurby, etc. to icrvlce and collrrl rtgarclie Free pick-up. Work guaranteed. diapenaera. No aelling Car. re ­ FA 7 4763. ference, and $392 30 tn $1973 in veitm rnt necessary. 7 lo t2 23.A— BUILDING R E P A I R S hour* weekly nett up to $327 .\a PAINTING monthly income. Possible full­ tim e work. For local Interview For Painting call Mr. T itker Ph. give phone and particulars. FA 2-4169 or FA 2-6007 Write International Diatributing Cu., Inc., P. O. Bn* 7331 New FLOOR sanding and finishing O rU tn t. 1a . Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving Seminole County »lnc# 1923. Thl* I* * guest p ita to the Bit: IL M. Gleason, I.ska Miry Theatre for W’. T. Gordon. K*p. date Dee. 1, '3* IMPERIAL DECORATORS EXCEIATIONAL VALUE 4 Bedroom. 2 hath kll.-hCQ equip­ ped home. Many other eatra*. n 61 i Briarcliff. FA 2-lie*. SPECIAL 8 KRVICKS WELL DRILLING T. IV. 5IERO. flruker Fairbanks Mora* Pumpa Phore FA 2-2441 Repairs to all makr* HOWARD C. LONG $07 E. Commercial Ave. Phonv FA 2-2833 Retirement home! from $7,400 up, alto hutinei* and acreage pro­ perly. W. T. CORBETT, Real Eatalr NO 4 4T9I. 7— Real Fatale Wanlad painting and papering FA 2 3714 or FA 2-71»10 after at*. 24—INSURANCE / J ia h n A |y£DHAp>0E J PAINTING Melteh Bldg. FA 2-SIIS “ For those who care." reasonable. Reference* given FA 2 1292. 17—NOTICES—PERSONALS ACREAGE TRACIS - BUSINESS PUMPS — SPRINKLER SCOTT'S |*,ALM MANOR FRONTAGE Seminole County. Homo for the aged SYSTEMS Cuatomen waiting. L B. Gid2490 O rlindo Dr. Sanford den*. Broker, 309 Magnolia, All type* and * u rt. Installed Phone FA 2-7214. "Do It Yourself" Room 3, Ph Orlando. CHerry W'E REPAIR AND SERVICE 1-4041. Mr* Brown Miller'* home made S T I N K fruit cakes at Winn Dixie, E. Machine and Supply t o. S—FLOWE BS. FI.ANT8 First St. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4412 WOODRUFF'S Farm A Garden Center TeUvIalon Tube* Tested Ere*. ANNUALS ROLLINS HORRY SHOP Cotton A Wool Yarn*. Notiene, 40j Celery Ave. Al Tha Sign Of The Totem Pola. Threads, Tape*. 2417 8. French Are. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP POTTED PLANTS Ph. FA 2-1922 A t Tha Sign Of Tha Totem Pot*. or FA 2.P270. S A N F O R D 2417 S. French A t*. Furniture Moving « S to rtg t FLOWER SHOP. Wa telegraph. C. E. PHILLIPS, Agent BARGAINS IN USED 1HEATERS WASIIRURN VAN LINES STRAW'RKRRY PLANTS .Most Any Mike 1100 French Ave. FA M991 Florida OH FURNITURE CENTER GRARKVHX8 NURSERY 114 W. 1st 81. FA 2-SI 41 Auto Repair* A Road Seivica Grapevllle Ave. FA HALL'S GARAGE FACTORY TO YOU 402 Celery Ave. FA 2-2403 FISHERS NURSERY ALUMINUM Nile* A Su..days FA 2-2020 Magnolia A (lnora F.\ 2 4*33 VENETIAN RIJN US O inam rntal Shiuba Treea • Peat U lick Laundromat Sente* Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom Shirts Finished In 14 Ilnurs rati with plastic end*, ria itie Marion MaiVrt C A R B A G E Sanitnne Dry (7!e*nlrr nr rayon tape*. Cotton ar nylon PLANTS for (ale. Fred Thur* E. 25th St. Foodmsrt Bldg cord*. Ion. FA 2 3W SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT S e n k a r ik G laa* a n d P a in t On. 11-A U TO >1OBILF.S—TRAILERS 112-114 W 2nd St. Th. FA 3-4422 nOLWWAY. Hoipitel »n,l Baby Stminolr ( phnUrrry A Body Shop Bed*. Dev, Week or Month— Oranges $1.23 a hu>hel. R. W\ Formerly Dnn’a Cover Shop Tel. FA 2-3111. Furniture Center Lmd. S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-3219. Non l-ocated ot — 114 Wen F irst SL Kenmore automatic electric itnve. $04 W. 2nd Si FA 9-7I33 sacrifice. FA 2 4776 M VTTHIWS RENOVATING ‘St Ford F-100 pickup, Una condi­ UPHOLSTERING tion Term*. F. A Scott, t Vo- Free Ultimate — F ire Delivery 1937 Cushman Scooter. FA 2-3176. luaia l>r Dellary. Fla CUSTOM B i l l . I REDDING CO. La,lie* prrclvixn roller skate*, tiio PETE ECHOLS, Mgr. T. FA 2 3234 It will nay YOU to *#• ua before FA 2 7581 you buy. Open Evening! and 410 W 13th. Lionel Electric Train, Phone Sunday! FA 23200 alter 3 p. m. i:\H T SID E TRAILER BALKS AUTO GLASS WHY NOT m v — NOW Palaika, Fla. Hnlpolnl refrigerator, good condi­ Not a drop of paint i* needed, iu»t INSTALLED tion. $30. FA 2 0720 move in and prepare for Ihe Ivoh t?’ i "AS|| Windohield lU rk Llan.n day a in Ihia clean, cheerfully i,id $773 equity. h*nk financed Door GIam ' ent (iiasn Electric prrrulatnr. anil, mixer, decoraied 3 bedroom ronrrete 34 OMa convertible. B ill. PS A small rugi, and carpenter tool*. SERVICi; block home. Kilehen equipped PB. W'W litre. FA 2 1973. 423 Colon Dampier, 2*3 DeBary Dr., idlfpoaall, Ino), LARGE »rrern Senkarik Gln*n nnil I'.iinl Co. Scott A*e NO * 43! 7 ed |<orrh, rarporle and (lorage II! I ll tv. 2nd St. rh . FA 2-1412 $1.74! Down. New bird cage, half price. 4 pc. Two ton CMC Intrk moving van. outdoor furniture almost new, See 't si Philllp$ “ 44" aero** Spate llcslera — Floor Furnace* U. II. “ 11(11" S T L M I 'K R Agency Clean and Service, $4,30. Outride halt price. Phone FA 2-U04. river. C B Devi* Realtor A tnaurar tank installation. FA 2 4743 Ai*or Laura R O iler. H E. Taller Clean ‘31 Chevrolet '» ton piek up I'K INK K it BAG f ( ) . ~ ENVELOPES, t-eiterhcarti. state u ftu e and warehouse State Far m­ Ariel! Price, Eveielt Harper f,,r tale ( alt FA 2 0213. m*nt*. Invoice*, hand bllli, and Phone FA > 4Mt 112 N. P ark er's Market. Cltru* and cabbage p r o g r a m * , etc Proerrialve hag* Phone FA 2-7190. for 12—Bn ITS and MDrOBS t bedroom block home. Smith P o rtin g Co. Phnn* FA $-2931— servlre Pinecre*!. Kitchen equipped. 493 Writ 13th St. Vnj r r.vinrude Dealer $1173 00 down. $ « < * monthly RflRSON SPORTING GOODS 2$—FURNITURE and paymenti. FA 2-4317. HEATING HOUSEHOLD GOODS 304 6 4 E. lit Phene FA 2-&961 II. IL P O P E CO. iFTr IS ItKAI, ESTATE 30’ I.uxud twin screw yacht. Fly 204 S. Park ----- FA 2-4231 • BIG VALUES ntk Crumley A Munteith budge Eaccpli-nslly well equip* • QUICK CREDIT at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 4493 pH A In beautiful cnndltlan Or­ $4A—PLUMBING and ROOFING • EASY TERMS * mond M*rina. Ormord Bcb. WILSON - MAIER JUST DISCOVERED. A wonderful OR 7 6232 New a n t Used Furniture m*»onry Lake Front homo with 311 E. First St. Ph. FA 25622 WEATHER SHIELD Improved white aand beach. Thli la a good buy al IlS.SrtMW Custom Rost Top* k Accessories Ts a v e s FREE ESTIMATES FA 2 7137 RAYMOND M. HALL New & Used AIR lONDITTOMNG r e a l t o r a in s u r o r MERCURY o u t BOARD MOTORS CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Furniture and Appllanraa Third St. A Park Avenue, Soilh W. P. SMITH KMT Sanford Ave. FA 2 4342 Y'all Call Ball Outboard Sole* A Service Phone FA 2 3641 2313 I'atk Ave FA 2 4234 PLUMBING 203 209 E. First SL Ph. FA 2-WM Contracting k Repiira I f - reti-LU ratock Supgjj«*_ Uteri furniture, appliance*, tool* F ile E itim a tti etc. Bought-sold. Larry'* M irt R. L HARVEY Small aquarium, tropical flih lor 213 3 inford Ava. Ph. FA 2411$. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 3-31*3 Ituildur isle FA 2 3734 |.a*l two houae* to be told for $9,993,00. Maaonary l onatrudion IV-ARTfCLTS WANTED — 1 Bedroom* I ’a Baths — ta>h (or (urnlture or surplua. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS l.argr I H * . Super Trading Poll, Sanford $395 DOWN TO SANFORD Orlindo llwy. FA 2 0477. tlrsaonabte Monthly Payments vtfiNA JARVIS FA 2 III* i ; _ B E A L T Y PARLORS We invite you lo lie our guests absolutely free ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. I Look For It In E A S Y T O F IN D -H A N D Y -C O M P LE T E Gifts for Her* P HOOVER Vacuum ('D inar* Golden A nnlveriiry Sale! tier 1ST *9 - NOW 1311 93 GARRETTS Firat St. at Sanford Ave. li t Your Chilatmal Buying U-t (lur Eaav Payment Or 1 ay AW ay T lin rU R M T l R4 CENTER lt« W. Firat St.» CHATHAM BLANKETS Including the Nation1! Favorite "rurrey** — Furrey Bnu<)U*t Weolihifc BraivJnn Full Rang* of Color* YOWKLI.’S Home Gifts Sirita GlaaaWare Beautifully Deet rated Servlnir Yr*)« VOW ELL’S COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Gifts for Him SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 3,(0 Eaat Firat St. SmnUng Stand* — Ka«y Chain Table Radini — Httaoeka Pea La 2 Nationally Advertiied Wat hr« Rulov* - Elgin - Wittnauer l-onaine* ■ F rno.t ttorcl • Hamilton F infotd J m e lry a rd Luggagt 300 Sanford A»e. Ph. FA 2 3U1 CURLEL SUITS $34*3 to $3»»3 Sport Coala In itrlp ei and plain 124 93 to 113 oo. Matching Troua era 114 94. PURCELLS Gifts for Boys Home Gifts Gifts For Men Gifts For Girls A fter “S’* FORMAL WEAR »nd ACCESSORIES tfalaJ and Rental Sarvice JIM ROBSON'S MEN'S WEAR l i t Magnolia A r t. Heng ■ D m * «n th* X m u Trio S i t u • Mot. Through Bub-Teini In Gay Holiday S ty lo and Colon HOLLYWOOD SHOP 114 E- l i t StPh. FA 2 2071 lie d r o u m * Florida Honm - F.H.A. - Stm-nplionic A HI-FI Ill.ACK k DECKER RECORDS A PHONOGRAPHS Sawi — Ih IIU — Sander* WINN TV ,'ig Saw a 314 E. tit. St. PA 2 2331 GREGORY LUMBER W> S en ire flerorrf P U )eri *lh t Maple Ph. FA 2-04M • ELECTRIC TRAINS 3 IV. Living Room Group Sett and A cretaorlei SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Choice of Fabric* — 1119 30 20". OFF 300 Eaat Firat St. 10% Do*n Shldow Bear* — Cedar CheiD WINN TV Lft) -A day Now For Chriilm at Lamm — P U ntira 311 E. lit FA 2 2991 ECHOL’S BEDDING CO. Uae Our Lay-A-W'ay Plan Sofa Pillow! IIP fin. Magnolia Ph. FA 2 fi.l.’I ~VTE1V-)IASTER S tarter Set AMERICAN TOURISTKR VARLES Inrludea sic t» Viewer and 2t * LUt,(,AUL Corner Table* - • Tier T atdti E-tr* Gift Pietur** — Onlv 1*93 ® Strong — Smart — Room. Step ami CuHre Tablla WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP W idi Selirtion of RDei and Color* From .*2.93 210 So. Park Ave. YOWELLTt WILSON MAIER Cowboy B»«tl — 12 94 to $3 94 Pack* — Cantrena — Me)* Kit* d is t in c t iv e g if t s Pup Tent! — T-P T*rt* FARBKRWARE h'talnleat .S!c*l \RMV-NAVY SURPLUS STORE Electric Ipplianee* Chrlitma* loys and Gifti 310 .Sanford Aaenue RANDALL ELK( TRIO CO. Far the Whole Family 112 Magnolia Ave. Electrtc Blank*t* I I 7 94 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES — . * . # LI • III 8 Park Ay* Sanfmd O l t t S t O F f l ITT1 FOR The Gift That I* Aiwayi E'inxud* Motor* AcrepUble The Accepted Gift Hunting A Camping Equipment SAMSONITE FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE FGhinr Tackle Card Tablet — 44.94 210 E. Firat Kt. “Everything For thr Sportaman’* FURNITURE CENTER ROBSON’S STORTING GOODS 116 TV. Flr*t St. SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Living Room Suite* — Mirror* Sedreem Suita* — Rookcatet Throw Rug* — Cedar Robe* Carving S ttj — D rill Ware ROSA I.. P A \T (IN Rrgtatered Real Ealalr H, er Ph. PA 2-1301—17-W a t ‘lla « , , s28000 (Include* C'loaing) $8280 .00 only $67*50 monthly • Blarki Watt Of French Avenue an 20th Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR EIIi . Metnaln—Veliaa G oaialri, Adelaide II. M etre — AaetKlatr* 1901 Park Aar. FA 2-3232 Lota for iatv, located 6 mllra IV. of Sanford. Ph FA M2IU) Tbla ti a gueat p a n to the Bur T hratre for Mr. J . F H»rii«„n E ip . date Dec. 1, '34. BEAUTIFUL .1 lledroom— 1 & 2 Hath HOMES I fc 2 YflS. OLD l/iw Down Payment- A Monthly Payment* CONTACT Odham & Tudor Inc. Cor H»y, IT-92 k 27th S4. Phona PA 2 1301 W ill Mather of Sanford RALPH JARVIS $j.vi imW’N Plus C leiltt; Coyts) N»w 3 bedroom block home* — modern throughout. Your choice of interior colon. Open for In­ spection. Available now. 1401 and 190J West 3rd. St. Monthly pay­ menti approximately I43.M tax and Imurance Included 3 . JU u t;a n . l? .J „ irka, . , P Modern. Air t o n d . Soft Water HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NUOK 103 S». Oak Ave,_______rA $-374$ U -F E M A L E HELP WANTED Wanted young mother with aelf confidence k clean m orali to earn Mg money part-Ume w il­ ing. Will teach and finance you toward itlf dependence k unlim ­ C. ited earning*. Bos AA, Sanford i-b. i-a 3 4 , : i Herald. w ithout olillxatlun ai one of Sanford a lead Inf Mntela while you locale suitable houaing lor you and your family. Pick up your key at tha Sale* Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Corner H ro M U g r’V »TlhW* U '' PVono FA M W �Ortodo ductad Ike lour and explanation Membcra of the Oviedo Gentoii CM> wfU vMt "The Barn" to Bat­ ik , Tuedey. Nov. S . loatnetlaa m Palm Decontiooe wfll be glvan according to Mn. A. A. Myen and Mn. Junta WUaoo, hoeteetei Mr toe occatlon. Mr*. Ja m e i Michael, honored her •on, Gil, at a party. Thuraday Nov. 20. celebrating hit teventb birthday annlvrriary. A ttrodlni were Debbie Ward, Ovy lingo. Rote Owen and Foreat Michael. Adulta attending Included M n. W. A. Ward Jr. and the honoree't grandmother, Mri. F. F. Sloat, of Orlando. tpp*. Stevie R u a d tb w ai m U red at the Florida Sanititium , Thunday, Nov. JO, auffarlng from an Infect­ ed larynx. Re w at placed n d r r an oxygen tent. Mr*. Ja m ei Wilton, who hat BANK AT THE _ FRIEN D LY. . . . P DAY b a n elra y NIGHT h e a t in g • NO hot Mitlnai • NO ^ e d a ) c k » * t apnee n a c M M rr • NO ton* ft eipentlTe dncii H ie Onant type of winter comfort been confined to her home becaute of variona atationi and phase* of of lllneti, la reported Improving. operation. Mra. Ben G. Walnrtght and M n . Hettle P. Basadale, poaMaintenance cotts on a let PERSONALS tal elerfci, aaaitted. Mr. and Mri. Hob Ragidale had engine: SI20 per hour. On a O then making the tour were T h id Lingo, den thief, and little la i Ihelr sue it • Wednetday, her piston engine: V i per hour. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO Wt Sanford A t*. F A !- ,W Tboaa attending are to meet at Me P in t Baptist Church at • a. m . and to bring a covered dlth Mr toe luncheon to be held before M e return trip. Canada C M Me* Mn. J . W. McKinnon waa Mgh ae o n player at the meeting of the Oviedo Canada Clob la d Wednes­ day afternoon at the home of Mri. Lynn Holier. M n. W. R. Meeki Hr. played tow aeon for toe meeting. Data Podding and coffee w at Served by Ihe hoeteaa lo M n. MUtoo Gore, Mrs. W. R. Meek, Hr., M n . Maude Coalea, Mrs. Roy Weisenbtrger, M n. Tom Ferrell. Mri. J . W. McKinnon, M n . C h a rin T. NIblack, and guett, M n . Barney Ottdhaii* Cab Scout Tour Oviedo Cub Scouts of Troop Jit, w tlhden mother, Mra. Paul Mlkler, toured the local pott office last Wednesday afternoon Mrt. M trlan n. J< r t . acling in Me abtenca of hr- ’unhand, con- Ltgal Notice wTATR o r r t /in t n * t o " r W s , witon*: w a r e i r r i r r arm n n aa a n d n .A c r o r g m tn rw r it k k k o w x TO lf are hereby Ratified that Wrrvvtlnt Ilrown. hva f i l' d h*r •w arn rmuptalnt •a«l«»t van bain« i M.U far Diver** le l*1* C^lrea'l Caart at Semlnola C a u n lr. a l 3 *"f a r l. F ta rlla. and 7®" haraby yalrad to flla p«r»""*tlv « *>? taraev w ill Iha IfoaoraMa O. r . Hamden. Clerk »f aur eeld O u r t a| Sanford. I*1r.rld». )n » r written defer**. It any yeu hav*. la ! * • Complaint ntad aaatnat 7"u. and la aaeva a copy at t l i nnmn with iha aadartlined a lle ra er. by er bnfore M * lllb day • f December A. D. m i l H liR B IN (alt net nr judgment w ill he rendered aa aln it yea by m axw eli HOUSE All Grinds Vac Can garaalt. • <). r . Herndon, Clerk l i f t Martha T. V fb lm Derail r Clerk n o r ruDRiDA. t o i .m t h ir " * •• I ITHlII and hla w ile. a l j I t . ptraii. I of fualden te and Of Rea Addreee unknown. ia Ate hereby notified that n « . A M a m . nee filed her awnrn a l a l m aaalnel you. b eln a a anil raraalaaa ar declare Null and I a aerlaln Aareemenl for l>e'd ■lad January I*. l»IT and lie. • 4 M Official I l f o r d llook t i l m » ( l of rn h lle llerorde ef haste Oaaaiy. Florida, and you hare hr raqaired in ril* rareon. ar ky •dlarnay will. Iha lie n l a (X P llerndon. Clerk e l our (Mart, y ear w r llla n . leter.e, ay f e e have. %m Ike Complaint I aw* net yaa. and l a aeryr a a t Ike aama w ith Iha under. MOTIC* IXVITATfOM K f l l l IIIDm M a te ria ls . lu m b e r, h a rd w a re . r n n a r a la and a la e l. r e ln f o r r ln n r o d e , m eter* 1* blorh a. e |r „ an d a ll Itetne a e aaa aary fo r a o n a tru M in a a r t e la u r a n i a p p ro itin e le lv o. t l l ' of a o a r r e i* t . l . r k nr wood frame eonM r a n lo a kno w n aa I'all K a I . N aaford H a ia f a r n r r , ' M a rk e t. H an fo rd . F lo rid a , a n d / o r Invitation f p r a Ida fa r ro n lr e o tn r a la ranelrurt t a la ra a ia o ra n l e llh a r o f a le e l—runr e e ls o r roneret* block or wood fra m e . F o r d e la lle In e h h r r re a r, w r l i a S i a l* F a r m e r * Markatr ftoi f t * ----------------------me; 2 i <>/. CH ERRY PEA CH 1 ONLY r sometime wfunyoudo... visit FAMILY! If you need UPTO$600 phone!FNrfn24612 before noontc arrange for moneyIheseme day) CdihVaa Receive lin o o m oo 120 00 912.00 4)2.00 M 2 00 l t | 2 ! h**. gM ■ S K | J |7jT {'Rook l J c # in o /. n c i,.. i f J 7 A llf| . 0 *IW SQ UASH i ' 3 3 ‘ , O lo 1RUM CFT t ' rkirw. S f nT 7T 4 - liy .1 < S C T R IC E , ' > « Z 7jT Tm YJ [j I T j i ^ K *1 F trj r tw■ Ti i Ti i, h K T j 1 t l ri l ( * f 7 7 • NECK U 7 M A lt* A m n u se y e BROCCOLI SPEARS C jm 1 REYNOLDS WRAP F O R Y O U I f . .. . . T U R K E Y is ' M S T R A W B E R R IE S Kuril j Ka. WINTER (iARJIKN s i.ic Ki) i # c P IE S V Q C MrKKNZIF/K i avaa*a nv’ ici ! r I h L D I ’ KAiS M Q P U M P K IN « h iH M FO UDHO OKS money SPECIALS MORTON’S — lllf! 21 OZ. SIZE A PPLE j needs s i / i: W IN T E R G A R D E N 11*1, Winter Haven, Florida, I’h inv Everybody FR O ZEN ' | 1 jj T i j i T j C c J i t ] [\ m 1 L i 11 1 I^ S A V E 21 ManlMy Ptyifientl S A V -M O R f 7 .00 1100 1 )0 0 ISOO 2400 J2 0 0 COUPONS fllS E - PARK AVR AT 25th ST. SANFORD �i %ht TOL. XLIX • 'nil*d |'r«*s Leased Wire Sbralfr •V n m w iw m n i p m i l * ItV IT G I) a n i D AN INDIP1NDBNT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 City Bans Park Parking; TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1958~ SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 312 U . S. Drivers Ordered To Avoid East Germans Equipment Is Purchased ruled that Ihr lig m may remain a t long ai they are not a hazard to traffic or pedeitriam . The iign problem arose from an ordinance which was called "diicriminatory" by icrvlce itation owneri. Ail iign* m u it be okayed by permit. Commiiiioneri reictndcd action on the Fourth St. park after read ing a letler published In The San ford Herald by th r M tnlitrriil As lociation. Angle parking around the rh u rth rt alio w ai refuted Longr-Range Plans David Gatrhrl, who originated n it W. O. t\ ATh INS ACCRA. Ghana (CPI >—Ghana thr plan for a parking lot In Ihr plana lo launch an earth latellite park, led condemnation of the ATLANTA It P it—Most South die our nwn <lmnr*llc affair* RERUN (t PI) — The^D . S In 1970 or later, a univerilty col­ plan ANCHOR Mil Maeka (DPI)— rrn leader* ripfr**ed hope tidav w i t h o i i t outude mlerferenre. ^ ,,n y mn'^ " quickly tn< ay to lege ipokeaman raid today Low hid* were accepted on two j A laikant he;in h.-vtlntinc todw In that Supreme Court approval of which I* the only w*v thing* r.in forrMan threatened ( nmmun'st police cart, a itation wagon, and turn Into reattl' a long time dream the way Alabama worded It* pu lie handled without rliao* ami dn ) a»t (lermaii attempt* to regua crawler tractor, with bullrtam. ■,l'' to Iterlin. It orof electinc official* to represent pil placement Ian ha* given the o rder." NEW YORK (C PI) - National Commiiiioneri approved the InPatterson eip retsed Irar. how '•,' r,'d American drivers to turn them in the Cnngrcx* of the Unit­ doctrine nf *taie*' right* a n m Airline* h a i become Ihr fourth •tallition of a blinker light at thr cvrr. that "ra re agitator* ' might ' , r l ' **’*n *u'in,R *° *UfR ed State* leave on life fAe to rrcelva ptrm inion to op- corner of MellonvUIe and 30th St. roll* in the history making Alabama All lien Jolin I’at pose a future threat to the law’s ,'f,nIrnl. erat* com m ercial jet flight* at A request to vacate the alley be­ Sanford civic ilube today ro t.-.twiggy have m ad, it pgtilhlr for The order was issued In m akr It tween Grandview and 2tth St. wai tlnurd to hear a jd rf e iri on the * emaller numl-er of fsn n e ir to election open at * a m (local »«»«"■ who will tic iwom m a* application Idlawtld Airport. the Supreme Court said tn It* impossible for the Ka»t German* governor early In i959. m m denied. feed the fa*t growing population tim e*, in each of the c u rt terri mented ruling Monday lhat the Alabama to trick an unsmperting Atnerilory's four m ajor time /one* City Attorney Bill Hutthiion Importance of agriculture. of the t*. y. "I hope the decision reflrvt* a statute I* constitutional on it* van into allowing an K*«t GerThey i lote at * p m Dr. Ralph Eastwood. agm ulLA JOLLA. Calif. (CPI (—Some­ spoke favorably about thr propoi The epoaker w*> |li Marehall face." since there t* no provision "tan rather than a Soviet officer, one tislc a ipotlJght from a po­ ed frinrhiie with the ga* com­ turs! cconomi-.t with the Univer­ (>. W alkin', director of the UnlAimul 21OO1’ to Jii.Ovwj person* tr r r d Iflvard letting u* han in it fnr separation of the races t" handle hi* travel order* or othsity of Florida Extension Service. lice patrol c a r Monday while of- pany. Alter much dlicum on. the who nualtfy under Alaska'* lll>erveriity’a Exlrnsti— P z v 'rt The nillng would not necestari- r r documentz -n a l votinc law* ar f i r m William E. Gulttc J r . and board decided to purchase four j Spoke to the Lion* Club at lv apply to all applications of the Spokeitncn fnr the Berlin enmtoday, lie ia >chidute<l to »d lrc>i Dr. \\ at kin* >alle-l for r iv e r coVane W. K stergren were off m a k ­ uied mobile radio untie, a bale ] law, however, the rourt *ald. If maml sahi live order was an old ing a routine check of a har. etitlon and a tower for the uie the Kiwani* Club at n.Kin tomor- operation between urban and ru ra l perton* 19 year* or older v»ilh a administered in m ch a way a* to one, hut lhal it wa* being re pubrow...............— The talk ______ lo Kiwanian* • of public work* and utility ve- — ______ w ill;d'vcllcr*. pointing out (hat each year in the territory are elieltde keep Negroes from white school* tithed now This move wa* taken hide*. t iirig lo a close the local obaarv-1 depended upon the oiher He trac- to vote bccaii*c of race, tt could be after a command conference here The radio will r a te Itme loit be ance »>f nation*! Farm-City Week ed thr development of modern Forecaster* prr.lirtcil ' mild" NEW YORK ( C P I)—Contractor* marketing technique* and eompar •truck down as unconstitutional and in view of announced Soviet twren city employe* and manager, Dr. Eaitwood'i *iihjeet i« “ Agr! w eather for ihi* time nf the year celebrated the topping out of the The c*«e m * taken to the plan* to transfer control nf Allied ItuiinfM. It* H ire In Our Krnn c l America'* mechanised harvest- ranging from around freezing Warren E. Know tea. who alio I* Charles It Slaubltr, Dellary oho 41 story Tim e and life Building lug of farm crop* with the an ­ court un Iwhalf of fmir Negro *tu- traffic lo and from isolated Her* omy." performing the d u tiri of city en­ here to zero In Fail hanks and worked vvilli Sear*, Roebuck and by hauling a 3$foot Chrlitm a* Local Itotaiiani y c trrd a y vv. re cient lu ml-ha rv ruling In many MDrard* farther north Co for 10 year*, will speak brief- dent* turned down in effort* tn ling to the East German regime. tree to the roof and lighting it. gineer and city utility tupcrinten told that modern tclence nnd tech- countries, notably In Ada. dent The equipment will he purAtaikan* wilt ehnose (wo new ] ly tunigh! to (he Committee nf tr.m sfrr to white srhnoli in nir The United Slatra. Britain and He said that farming l* n "big minsham, Ala. The Supzrme F ranre do not rrrngnii* East Ger­ cfined (mm Miller Radio and Ap­ Senator* and a reprcentatlve to too lm*lnr*t" in Seminole County and Court taid a tower court rnrrcrt- many as a sovereign state, and pliance Co. he added tn the I’ S itou*e and Stauhltf was head of field rein the U. S. A* an riam pla of VICKSBURG. Min (C P I) — ly ruled that the pupil* failed in rrfiite to admit that the East Ger­ In other action, Commlitloncra the im p'lltance of agriculture to Senate when President Elsenhow­ srareli and merchandising In Hie show their rvclution was in con- mans have any right lo Interfere Monde Bailey of Rrandon, M in . rcqueited figure* on coit of curb, e r proclaim* the northern terri aouthern division for 17 year* He allied occur at iont. Dr. 'Vatkin* v i a knocked down and run over gutter and itr r r t for Mangoustine flici with their rights with offlrlal Allied traffic to fre<* •aid that an eatimaled rigid m il­ lory the full *tate in the union ha* Worked In South America ii * tar a three-ton packing roller Mon- Ate In (iflldihnrn. The figure* Georgia Gov.-elect Lrnetl Van­ Berlin. early nrvt year welt lion telephon, rail* *ze made a n ­ A y . lie got up and went hack to will be given lo H erbert Cherry to The Army order was believed A'otc-r* alio wilt M-lert a gover­ Uommlttv • member* Include r e ­ diver did not share I'atleraan'a nually in (he procel* of »elllng Ms conitrurtlon job after doctor* preient to property owners nor for the fir«i time and ;vame tail rnerrhait* wiih whom Stan- oplim ltiu. "This ruling does not to have been passed on a t p art thie state's fruit* ard produce. aaid they couldn't find anything hold any ilgnifiranre for Georgia An annual le a ir with a 34 day 'Only II p rr cent of our to tal 3) senator* and 10 representative* h itr wilt vvnrk when the retail or any other slate dedicated to of the standing orders to Ameri­ wrong with him. notice, wat granted the VFW. population now- live* on farm s," to the tir-l Alaska Hate l-egUla- merchant* zlivision of the Semi­ maintain segregated school*." he can* manning checkpoints at the edge of West Brrlln and juat In­ James Cut explained the new nole I'hamber of Commerce i* Di Walkin* said Rut science, lure rulei the VFW ha* eitahtiihrd fnr The Alatka rleelton* rannot ap formed A spokesman for thr said "It has held only that the side Fast Germany. VIENNA f UPI t - Thr Ciech m e nf the legion Hut. Under this a r r a n g e ment, preciably alter the recent lineup Chamber *ald till* morning. ' Mr Alabama assignment law it valid , UROV? - Jr* Th^' hC .v he n,,m»*de r ,J S F S T X Communlat P arty organ "Rudo In Conger** The Nov I rlrrtion* Slautdlz h*» exrellent Idea*, and nn its fare, whlrh meant that American* traveling with order* knocked down a circa* man and dwindling farm population to feed Pravo" ha* criticiicd P rague left the I'S Senate lineup at 63 there may tie *nme blunt ohter- when the law It applied to pre­ Issued hy the U. 5. Army are d e r a t e ! . * crushed him to deafh serve segregation. It will fall at warned by Amerlran military pobeauty ahop owner! who Intro­ fitting" th a t Democrat* and 31 Republican*. v at ion* atiout Sanford " w at manacled In heavy chain* to Farm-City Week In- tied i lotely Tlie ll-mte will have '.'*1 Demo­ duced light blue and pea green The Committee will meet »t the hands of the tame court llrem m that they mutt have their day while authorities pondered with Thanksgiving because "food crats. 133 Rrputittrans and one in­ 7 :.)0 p. m. In the Civic ('enter fnr wldcb today upheld It." tajstieks a* following "decadent papers stamped by a Soviet of­ Western manners " her fate. ficer. They are told that under no wa* on* of the major thing* for dependent The new lineup of gov tlw- election of officer* and apIn »jie niw t recent nf *e»nr*1 circumstance* should they have rrnor* It 34 Democrats and I t polntnwnt nf committee* A large sttael* on human*. D tn U y , » « 'irh <Xir early American tettler* How About Samples? any dealings with East German U'eii thankful." Bepuhllcint. i croup Is expected rrg u ltr perform er with the Hagen LONDON (C P I)—A bank that police. Rrotheri Clretic. reached out with GORHAM. Maine ( U P l t - A job epem In the pluih Mayfair diiReports from Washington quot­ trlet n e it *eeek will try to a t­ le u carpenter, apparently dla- her trunk 'ton-lav and knocked ed official sources a t aaying that tract lady cuitom eri. The B ar­ fraught by family ftln riiei. ham down Donald Lloyd, 2*. a* he and if the Sovlrt Union attempts to The l.ongwuoil Aie» Cham ber' replace its border checkpoint ofclay'* Bank branch will have a m rrrd hit deaf wife and invalid another circti* worker walked bv Although the elephant wa* of Commerce has completed th e , fleers with East Germans, the woman m anager, a ladlei' w riting daughter to ileath today. "I couldn’t Hand the pressure," chained by one leg at the Itme. room and a powder room derorWASHINGTON ( Ill’ll—'The hu j anlCk C"ltfl»n Haukms uas con luting thr .Alann Act which for- murh i e..l«l project of number-1 United States, Britain and France Ituurll Wolcott Afote*. M, told po thr hig animal managpd tn butt prrm r Cmirt hai itruck a blow u cted in Tulia, Okla . on rhartfre may take over full control of th* aled in pattei ihadri. transportation of *om rn Ing all the house* in the city. Lloyd with her head anil then de­ lice. H S (Lew) Arnold may be road, rail and air rnrridors. f.zwiiv prv.*... if* .** a.tr.cvr.ii . .tr in ^ ir lin v .I?. t e i r old . . .I^tla . arro » i state tinr%.. for immoral for rami!) e i i r in an rxtraoriti of Mow*, dcicrlhed by authoritic* liberately Mood on her head on ’ , 1 "■"'poziio* n year oiu iuoa | Pl| rpoi»| Rut Mir Supreme Court contacted hj- resident* who may Mou/lv Irom Dogpatch. milliflnl hi* rnnviclton Monday on not have received number*, ac­ ST. LOtHS. Mo. (CPU—Hamid a i “ very Intelligent." wa* a rre tt­ top of the prostrate man Lloyd’* nary ruling paying tribute to the , 4, r ,\rV , to Tulsa tn 1913 tbr fmmor ground* a wife cannot testify cording to active Chsmlier offi­ Pippin la id Monday lie didn't hag ed on double m urder ehirgr* »nd head and chest were crushed hy "initiiict* of centuries.'* the weight of the animal and he The ruling Involved a girl Irom a! purpo»i*t. U la Fay* hail bren agamM her huibamf Hr now cial*. any deer on a recent hunting trip tried to plead guilty *( hit a r ­ died within an hour Local merchant* are diitrihulraignment. Dogpatch I Ark I and a prafetafon «"»king In a l a v e r n near a dance goes free hut did ihoot hi* c i r 't e ih a u tt Deputy Sheriff .Martin Carry ing "The Story nf Seminole Coun­ However. .Municipal Judge Std pipe. He couldn't get the auto The rourt'* opinion, written by him a Do dating hack a number of I h*Il " * Ml1 Hawkn. Testimony in the cate showed Ju sllre Hugo t IM.irV noted Mint ty ami t/mgw<wid " The hrorhurts itarled after imaihlng the ex- ney Wemick nnlered him to pirad *aul cirrus employe* told Into rrn tu rn z Hawkins' wifr. from whom he ,|ir r „ |p ,n . , | ritt letiimnny hy a tuny k. mailed lo anyone Interhauit pipe when he hit a tree. innocent and held him without Dorothy was not provoked It came a Iunit because one the attack and that tlu elephant Pippin laid. *o he look dead atm hail. •«a* separated hut noi divorced, ,p,ui*<- m a rrlmln.il r a 'e sprang r vied in the area The hnoklrl* Twentieth hi. is in lh« nawi had attacked other person-, on Moiei. hlmiclf pari I ally blind In.trurlnl luila Faye in how to frnn, rommn„ „„ "tbe ronlain pictures, llo rirt and ml (again, hut the location ha* chang­ and ihot the pipe free. verilflng of local lnlrrc*t. admitlrd he killed hit 33 year old several occasions. 'd to Hanford Ace, get dates per*i«lml tn*Mnrt« of •cveral red He said th r animal had an art In timmiifiring the rompletion «if wife, Lulu and their daughter, Turn* Stale'* Evident* turle* ' An arrident at K o'clock laat tn which the Mood on her luad the latest project, azwl the arrival Francta. 3fi. who auffrred from night ranted rontideraldp damage I nfortunatrly for Ihr rritw hllr Fovlrr fam ily I’ra re ^LONDON (C PU —Rutilan*. who cerebral palav. Police aaid he had beside a r ir r u t performer. of thr t'foehvirr*, the president to two rar*. hut no Injurir* lo lha husband, thr wife turned slate's m ,,.* n ,,, r„ |r might tie b ive been told to cut down on been under a doctor'* care fnr a and hoanl of dirertor* of (he drivers. Shortly after the attack on Vidrnre and lestiflrd againsl , ,n<w1tfir«l tome d.*y if reawin^Nnd /it!.* /option of alcoholic beverag 02278672 Umgwool Area Chamber said: I/iycl of 1340 Dayton St . South nervout rendition Clarence Noble, Sanford Negro, Among other thing* the eon r ,,,er|pnre dlrlsie tint th , *srt "A t Ihi* time vs* wv*h tn evpre** t i , ' .oday were urged lo try a Motet wa* quoted at aaying he Bend. Ind , Dorothy wa* taken be fr»»n| the herself was a prosit would not dltturli It nowwa * charged wrtlh failure to have new *oft drink, "itoyane". Radio our apprecalion to th* merchant*, hind the clrru* and heavy chain* arose about S a m . feeling "nervRICHMOND. Va. tl)P lt — o ld lute both before and vfter their He pointed out that a husband huainriimrri and friend* who, hi* vehicle under control and drlv* Moacow aaid Stoyane, made from out and upset." Hr aaid he went were manacled to three of her Glory flew atmvr Virginia's Cat»i tourr****' nr wife now may te»tlfv for raeh sine* irar organisation, hav* con­ ing white Intoxicated. Officers a plant which growi In the Altai to a wmod*hed at the rear nf the legs oppotilr a ftrparalr Iml , Hawk in* wai ronvirtnJ v i° other, already a modification nf tributed their time, interest and said hi* car, headed we»t on Shlh, Mountain*, it Invigorating, inThere the remains, staked to lol home and got a hammer. •tnrek one driven hy John W. the old rule Then he added: create* r e iiitin r e to lllnei* and equal flagpole Iwaring the tolor* money in aiding u* In all our pro Motet laid he went to hit wife a the ground. Carey said an order ' The ha*lc rra*nn Mie law lias Jeet* whieh we have undertaken," Slaughter, traveling north on San­ n( Virginia lharpena the appetlie. from County Judge Jam es Kirk bedroom where th r wa* atlrrp ford Ace refuted to pit wife against hut II w at the fir*t llmr the United and hit her on the left temple. She land would he neee**ary heforr Two hoys delivering newspapers hand nr htuhard ar*m*t wife In a Slalct flag w at flown tlnrr Gov screamed and fell lo the floor, any action could he taken wer4. hi! hy a rar this morning ui In al where life or tilo-rty It at J l.indtay Almond Itiurd a pro HOLLYWOOD (CPU — John and he hit her teveral tim et, they rude douide on a tdeyrla on take wat a liellrf that turh a Conte, m a tte r of errem oniet of Mo*e* tald. (tarnation last week lhat hr would Magnolia Ave. N'o charge* vsere wiliry It nere**ary In toiler fam fly the slate flag alone ra th ­ the defunct telcvtiion ihnw "M atHe tald hr then walkrd to hit l.rought against the driver. AA’illly |>carr. not nnli for the lieneflt er than place It at a lower heigh! Inae T heater." hai laid $313,070 daughter's room and struck her Officials of Grace Methodist liam C, tlate*. or the two boy*, F AI FORD l U W l ~ A atat* husband, wd" arid children, but Church are making plant to build Woodrow than the Stars and Slnpei. accord ii being returned to periona who several timet on the head Then Duncan and Jimmy priion guard wa* tlathed in the Z ,,r the tw-nefu of (hr public a t tng to flag law. contributed the money to revive he went to the hom r of mortician immediately The success of a Johnson. The accident wa* r«Hungry thieves helped them­ lilt decision set oil a Morin "f throat with a pocket knife hy a "e ll the program . Conte laid the c a m ­ Robert Do hy and told him hi* building fund campaign will ze.ult (Kirted liy Mr». J. A. Cook, 2305 paign fell far ihort of the one ' " ........—* ■;•••• "h’urh a Iwllrl lia* never Iwcn In ratty con'liuclion. selves to black eyed pea», ham. controversy. Monday, Almond *ai I Prl*®ner who tried lo escape. Magnolia Ave. at (1:30 a. m. unreasonable ami i« not now " million dollar goal ifr ,n ‘l d*u<h lfr w ?fr dead corn, butter, cigar* and candy he would return the American flag Wayne Thompson, chairman of "•fwlslt reported today. last night when the French A \r. but a pole of equal height, at tlx Guard l.t K. D Conner w at the drive arn- unred that pledge* Zarubin Is Dead curb market at Fifth St. was rn opposite end, would besi ihr Air taken tn Bradford County Hospital and gift* totaling 51 i.')27 30 hare It’s Popp’s HirtInlay MOSCOW i UPI ) — Deputy For­ trred through a hark door. VATICAN CITY (D PI) I’opo bseri teceivnl. with all zci>ort* not gtnia colors, , »• nearby o lark r after a run in eign Minister Georgi Zarubin, Investigating officers, who u e rr . Ii Ito'iert Kuhat. 31, of Chicago. yrt in tiri HHl breaking .•eremnn- John XXIII observed his 77t’i Almond's change of plan* rain, former Soviet am bassador to the called early this morning by Troy after mnre than 3U0 telegram* and A*il. Supt. I.. J . Swann *aid Ku ie* will I* held on the church site birthday today with prayer and meditation in hi* private chapel. at 4 p m Suretay. Longwood Citlscn's leag u e will United Stiles. G reat Britain and Glenn Richardson, said that wire letters poured Into Ills office dur hat altarkrd Conner wh'lr the sponsor a political rally tonight Canadi, died today at thr age of on the door had been cot prev- ing the weekend, many of them guard wat driving him lo the LURING Afll FORCE BASE. iouily and not repaired at R in the city park. Fifteen are protesting hi* flying nf thr Air main priion Monday. Swrann said Maine lUPl i — Five airmen were Kuhat feigned Illness at the prt- killed today when a jet Strain running for town council, two for gmla flag alone. i..n dtiry and Conner wai sent tn tanker crashed and hurm-d at tliix town clerk, two for tax collector Almond said he hopes tr> have pick up thr ronvict. and three for mayor. alrha*r while praetlrinr "touch trrom l flag (Miles c m ln l In liont While handcuffed In the tear of and go" landings. Two men tiir The candidate* will be Iritroduco( other slalr building* so that ,h( t.„r Kuhat allegedly drew a •d hy Joseph llogtro. U i g u r m*) He flown at equal ^n!yr jn() «tald>rd Conner and vivrd president. The election will he It wai ihr ivroud inch mishap helghl thrn jumped from the rar and h^d Dec. 3. at Mil* northern Maine airfirld ran Kuhat. serving tome 43 years wiiton four day* A 1147 rravhrd for armed robbery and escape, nn takeoff Saturday. killing four wa* ■aught a few mlnulrt later. The fireboute at Lake Mary Will hope* lo enclose In* ft rehouse by irew nien from a base at Orlando, go up. At * victory meeting yes­ the end of th* year. Fla J. Q. (Slim) Galloway, Semi ed Seminole County but th r local Officer* of th* luvke Mary Vol* T)it- air b u rr taid lhat Capt terday afternoon. Mt», W. K The City Clerk reported this hole County constable, today cre­ officials taid they knew nothing DKLAND ( I 'T I t - J C I.tike s Herman I Dosenharh. IS. and T. Gray, chairman of th* fural drive, unteer Fire Department congrat­ dited a story in The Sanford Herabout a breaking anil entering morning that only two absentee ulated th* chairman of the fund Sgt. Charles A. Ihd*rl.v*, 31. surformer slave and oldeil rtlitrn m announced that contributions to drive and ail the rnemlwrs of th* ballots h a re been east in the city •Id with the apprehenion of five here v iveil today * crash A'olutia County, dird here Monday election. Dee. 2. for city com m is­ boys who ronfrtted to a charge of But Galloway w at on the trenc v Sanford r.urs* will play a Tim three million dollar KOIM •»»* the lh’> building hu,w,"«r I L ’ icommittee* who worked fo r Its The KCI33 1ward breaking and entering Carter'* and broke Into the conversation. at thr agr of tit . Hr would have ,.art in thr plan* In, th, new had taken off at 4:1ft a m and 197.32. sioner .uccetl. Mr*. Alice ysr* ,cc,ebeen 113 Chrlttma* F.vr The election will he a ru n o ff Shoe Store Sunday. The constable and Capt Arnold Richard Ivrra. chairman nf |h e i U rT -* * ” ," * t H * ,''* 'l h e imi*>sLuke, a fam iliar figure at ihr talc headquarter* office build had iwcn pfirllcing touch and Vgezan Joe Raker and SI. L The boya, Billy Gordon Gnffi*. Williams of the Sanford I’ollre n , of Mi. Florida N u rls. AS.oH. jg c landing* and takeoff. II commlllPf. u i d at ,hf ^ «» r*r.nn.lly thank all con i Sonny) R a horn Jr. Absentee bal­ 11; William Robert MrCrae. 17; drove to Orlando and brought the courthouse here, wat born a slave lio n Th, headquarter* will l>e crashed at 7 27 a mm. at approxl tributor*. but their names have in Coosa Count). Ala Marlon William Thornton. 17 and five young men back lo Sanford, loting cloaca Friday. budt in tiriando during 1939. raatrly Ihr same place as S atur­ meeting that ihr building will he hern entered In thr minutes. ree l'd with thrso contributions. Both candidates were apeetetori two juven.let. 1* and 14, were where they were hooked at thr A social evening ia plannod up­ M u. Franret MtDougal Is a day '* jet bomber. Additional funds wilt be required on completion uf th# building—the at the City Commltalon meeting lodged in thr Seminole County police station and tra m frrrrd to W ife Outdraws Him member of (he Building Fund and Jail today after Galloway told the county jail. lo finish the Intrrlor and furtiDh fire angina will h» rolled out, and last night. IIOU.YTVOOD —(LTPI) - Fast Flan* Committee o f th* A«socil- Lot Of influence' tha Orlando Sheriff’* Department the kltrher. and lavatories. Thr three older hoys are held tion. She will atten d a meeting In thole who helped In any way will that be had read a Herald atory under $300 hood; the younger will draw expert Arvo, OJal*. who Orlando Friday when nurses will WASHINGTON (U P Ii - Chair­ nusints* aitsblD htrenia in San­ come to inspect Its nsw homo. •bout a breakinr and entering in be turned over lo juvenile authori­ teacher* gunmanship to such w est­ discuss the c o r'tru rtio n nf tha m an James R. Durfre of the ford and la k e Mary have donated William E. Gray, president of Sanford. ties for further artlon. All are ern heroes as Hugh O'Brian, saya headquarters. C itil Aeronautic* Board said to­ materials toward the building. l a ­ the Department, thanked Tha women are more adept at the art Pauly timid) Ihrough W ednes­ Official* in Brevard County had from Starke. Plane will alto he made for a day Ihr board received a total of bor ha* been furnished by volun­ Sanford Herald for ita coverage day. Cantinaed warm, nigh today piektd up the hoys for inrertiga Galloway has the evldrnrr in his than men. workshop Jan R-9 In Orlando The "fo u r volumes" of letters attem pt­ teers. Already the foundation, of the fund drive. "The solicitor* U •«. low tonight U lo «R. Got on a sim ilar charge; then po ttetiio n : eleven and a half paira "M y own wife beats my own ■workshop will be attended by rep ing to influence its decision in the floor, rough plumbing and 25 per found that everyone wa* fam iliar Id <■ I | turned them over to Orlando of shoe* and a leather jacket, all record by a few seconds," Ojal* 1resentatives from th* Association* IMA N«w York • Miami gold r o u t cent of th* block wall* hav# been with tha purpose of tba driva aft i m w l l l i i Orlando officials call- taken from C arter's Shoe Store reported with pride. route cate. built. The building committee (hoy mada their round*," ka aaid. I-T* districts. City Commissioners lait night talked "sign language", packed away a parkin* lot, and bousht aome equipment (or the city. Authority was delegated to the Sanford Police Department on an ordinance removing small sign* from parkw ayi Commissioner* News Briefs Local Clubs H ear Jet Okay Given _ . . . . . . Attempts To Block Alaska Is Voting; Southern Leaders Hoping Sovie( Threaf 0n Election Weather? Freeze, Blizzards For Breather In 'Mixing' Control Transfer 2 Noted S p eak ers Law Loses Spotligrht «... n... „ „ „ 'Success Celebrated Almost Flattened Committee Of TOO To Hear Staubitz Elephant Crushes Man To Death; Act Called Deliberate Lipstick Criticized Man Uses Hammer To Murder Family Longwood C of C W ife Can't Testify Against Husband Completes Project ft Was Fair Game Cars Collide; Boys On Bicycle Are Hit Old Glory Flying In . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; Eeds Plug Stoyane ! ] Con Slashes Guard In Escape Attempt; tfot Enough Money 'Hungry1 Thieves Raid Curb Market Five Airmen Dead In Crash Of Plane Longwood To Hear Candidates Speak Lake M ary Fire Engine Herald Story Helps Nab 2 Absentee Ballots C ast In Sanford Methodists Slate Ground Breaking Five In Store Burglary Assured O f New Building Former Slave 111 Dies In Volusia Nurse Is Named To Planning Board Weather I J* 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, November 24, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 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>, November 24, 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/ee2b0d1a958d30cc0dabba8a5c317b55.pdf 07c11b58c9b1ffca8f5d4c7925db0e54 PDF Text Text • - Ownu a d i of o b a c m peoySa Vm w •nd literally- worshipped her for hsr uner.dinc klndnrsr No our will evrt know how many persons the fed and clothed dur.nir the Publicly, she was fam oui for Jr press ion. By INEZ HOI ft learned that tha suraal way to hr During World War II, hrr home I t la poetic justice, or a t h a s t, eliminated forever waa to take h rr g*mi and hrr hnspltality. But poetic destiny that Ukea the not a g la d but a drop too much. groat Hope diamond back to Washington, D. C., which was its And I once law her quietly a«V on*, of the moat famous and pow­ home for fo many years. TWa munificent gift by Harry erful men In Amrrira to leave her Wbsaton, gem merchant extraor­ houia became the felt that hr dinary, to the Federal Museum Is had. In a apace of fire minutes, more than a spectacular roup for managed to in*ult both Sen. Ar­ tha Smithsonian's new Hall of th u r Vandmheig and Sen, Alben Corns and Minerals. Thosands of S. Rnrklpy, not j r t the Veep. On the night of a gala party, Americans, in every strata of So­ ciety and aoelrty, who knew Eva- •ay a dinner for 150 goeita at her lyn Walsh McLean trill regard the famous home, Friendship, Evelyn Winston gift as a wonderful mem­ resembled the biasing Christmas orial to the unique, fascinating tree In Rockefeller Center, New and generous woman who wore York, that annually delights mil­ the Hope diamond day and night lions of Americans. Or, more likely, the Christmas tTra re-em fo r more than 35 years. Only two American* have ever hie* her. She was a small woman — 1 owned this gem, one of the world's most famous — Ktalyn, who died don'l believe the ever weighed In 1917, and Mr. Winston, who more than 110 pound* — and on purchtsed it from her estate. For those occasions -.hr was wont to years, 'he Hope diamond wsi wear not only the Hope diamond, Evelyn's multimllhon-dollar trade -II 1/2 carats of deep-blue fire *rt In a circle of marqulsn dlani avis mark. During those years, she s s i and autpcmlrd on a diamond chain, the undisputed hoiteSs with the but also the S tar of the Hast, a m u s in ' In the nation’s capital, itunning blue-white diamond of ,|h»iugh wh<ne drawingroom [ 100 raraU, also suspended on doors the most famous and dis­ smaller diamonds. I have seen her wear these dia tinguished person* In the world flowed In rrglm rnts. A woman of rnondi, plus matching tam nga amazing vitality, humor, curtosi- and hrarelets, against the lutrkand prodigal generosity, she ground of a black srquin dress. ways said that she presided nntThe combination should have t>een so much over a talon as a saloon. ovri powering. But, lake m r word But thofe who aspired to stay , for It — on hrr, they looked good. on Evalyn’s ru est list quickly I No, marvelous. Hr Vrnffl Page 10—Thurs. Nov. 20, Poetic Destiny: Diamond 'Goes Home not mi muih uf th« gem itself, aof the H lr to td ln it) ' »om in who once owned it. BU Y A l l YO UR CHRISTMAS NEEDS NOW ON EASY PAY TERMS I S y Toy Telephone $ Modeling Dough Modtrn Sl/ling . . . Wruling D.ol, Bel/ Non.TaiK "Krtf-O" Q Q ( * j0 Polyethylene body, Lucite dial, all-atecl ringing mechanism and base. ' Red. yellow or turquoise. 12 DISH TOWELS QQC With C ootie Cufferi Large carton of modeling dough. Cleaner than clay, won't stain. In blending colors. G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER ____________________ — 2 AmiANOS m i CHRISTMAS PARADE JU IH iE S -C Ity Judge AinhnmOlllff, County Judge Wilson Alexander and Circuit Judge Volie Williams Jr., left tn right, will judge the entries in tti» annual Christmas itnrailc here on Dee. tl. The pantile, eponsored by the Jaycces, probably will Ik- the biggest in Ranford'a history. (Herald S ta ff Photo) Y O U R C H O IC E Regular $7.98 England Discusses Flow Of Negroes I/TNDON (U l'l) — fonservaUts leader* in the House of Lords lay that unless something la done to curb massive Negro Immlgrotl'ffl London tnay well hr come a “ actond U tile llock.” The Marque** nf Salisbury, who resigned as majority leader of the upper bouse last year, led In demanding m lrirtln n s nn Negro Immigration In an unusual fourhour debate Wednesday In the up per house. He was opposed by Lalorlto laird I’akenham, who urged the elimination of segregation in Eng land. Pakrnham railed lor legls latlon to forbid the exclusion of Negroes from homing, bars and other places of puhlir entertain mrnl. Lord Somers, tu|i|K>nmg SellsIrury in the debate, said "We want to avoid having a second U tile flock in Nolling Hill (lainilon’s ‘Harlem’).** • Ml.Xlf **»!. I.ft -Ilk. I.ib.e point*d fi»f,* and 1st aa.lt O laiongs. biaiilst aag hau likb.nl • Swl>r gisusg, with pwnosi • Slpl.sK islltn griita*. • using lists* and talait • I t a i s t o b l s o*wl A8 j.ilt.Ws Slsigf Aliiaunatn Door > * l m • I still Comportment • Tswparoluri Control . , , Co* wnicntlr located At (he Too 3i TUBELESS •f |b« Fifth food Cootpeff meat Block fm b o u rd Dei-g flegufor J l 29 Only • AalMMtx Intcsici l>gbhog . . . Ditlaied Corner Lifbhaq fiat A light M Ike Tep. a 2 Roomy Vegetable Dream— lock Holds 1/3 Rasbrl , . . • Fomaat CE Dependability Slav A 5 Tear Written FrdKtir* Unmatched value! TV.-ogn cmhorvAcd, nob j u t flat stamped, on gleaming b n u * . Y o u ’ll wrant several, one for each room. with Irndr CHARI.KMONT, Mast ( C P I l The Bight Rev. fharle* K till beri, SO. retired hlthop nf the Protestant Episcopal Dinette of New York, died Tuetilay after a long Hines a. T R IP L E "TOUGH T U B E L E S S by a big bargain a * ... Hem stag*direr heart \ u ttilie tn clm lr. p im li b lo w u til n r h u l l '] I r o u b le - in a liu g b e a t. K u iu tix e Grip-seal cost* atnictian protects ugaim t punctures ami blowouts. Tr-nlc now at budgeteasy prices. • Ptnhbuiltn wolft Ismpriatw* ulrtlot • r«Jtbult*n Wotsi u tif (Mini JohnKon Won’t Run WASHINGTON t l ' l ’ll — Senate D rm ocratlr le ad e r l.vndon R Joiinsoii ( T il l tays he’s "not a candidate'’ for the presidential nomination in IBCO. He told reporters Wednesday that not only was he not a ran dldatr hut. "I do not expert to be one and the only job I'll seek | l the one I hold " m m puncturaratitland G O O D Y EA R SANFORD. Fla. (liP It - Cnl Gregory J. Krssenlch, r>2, invrnto r of the ''harnoka” |K>r1nlile anti tank weapon turd in World War 11. died Wednesday NEW YORK tU I’l t —Ham rich von Twarilowtki. SO. a and screen actor and stage tor. died W rdnrsda) of a attack. in tea bWwevt praSwctlaa • f«ty tap iMjmg * • Turnout Gf ACTIVATOR nothing othon They'll float your haart awry oo wives et kjva and Uughtorl "Akro" Welcome Mat • W S in i wfilltn piHrihM plan ftgvfor S I.49 MODfl WA-B50 tBvu} T lfiiv J joA She Tubelm* Blockwall Tubelttt* Whitswall 6.70 x 15 7.10x15 7.60 x 15 8.00 x 15 $ 18.95 $ 2 3 .4 0 2 1 .2 0 2 5 .9 5 2 3 .2 0 2 8 .4 5 2 5 .8 5 3 1 .6 5 ! Evening* FA 2-7500 H ERTZ FEATURE: 1:27 . 3:27 6:27 • 7:27 • 9:27 Phone FA 2-2821 a a c ra a a a H L ;- �» t k* I N D EIPME lA Aa N N DmEVNMT 'SSt X L1X I 'n l l t d l're*w l.t* M tl W irt Katanltahed 1908 nD A ATT v IL Y w Er W a cSnP AAnP E t DR N FRIDAY. NOVK.MHKK J 1~1 H.'.S SANFORD. FLO R ID A NO. 310 Reds Planning 'Berlin Squeeze' Within 48 Hours Tarmers Produce Over $12 Million ta ril Found Guilty San fo rd B o y, Two News Briefs 'D isa ste r1 T h re a ts By Jury; Sentenced O thers D ie In C ar Red Plane Is Tested D irected A t U. S . To Life In Prison IAIN DON f l'P D — A Utisvfan TURM Jet an liner has let! Mo* H K ItL IX t l I’l l — T ito S oviet ffoV ftntm cnt U cx|K.*ctc<l to cow- for Cairn on the lif»t lest \ Sanford boy we* one of three way and tu n ed u t r nine times. run of a new scrstce. Radii «Ieli\t*r w ith in IS lm ur« o fficial note* to t h r u n r t i m r W en* F m vrrsity of Florida students f a t­ Jo* Momack Dasis, 20, a i U rn A llies tellin g th e m th a t W est Itp rlin b e lo n c s to C o n i m u* graduate of Srminide High School, Mntriv. said Ttiursd*'. ally injured last night when their died in a Csine-ville hospital n ist F a s t (Ir rn in n y . M oscow re p o r ts a a itl to d a y . LINCOLN, Neb. tU P It—A rti* speeding car swervesl off the high- early today. Roy William Min. 21. Kim X'isitiny: Chins I Krtxl f J r r i i a n s p e a k e rs mid M oscow p ro p a g a n d a Itro a tlA g ric u ltu re in Seminole County in ;* 812*« million bun hie** trtet court lurv today convicted of Lake VI mtii driver of the ia r, lS -yrarohl Carit Ann Fugate on T i 'KA h t l 'l ’ft — Communist c a s ts s te a d ily b u ilt u p p re s s u re fo r th e S o v iet m o v e d e s p it* Vnnunlly, the ‘'very ImrkUme of our economy," Cecil Tucker, firnt degree munter and imposed also illcil in thr . ...... ,, b pital.., t vwrrnrr , , North Korean Premier Kim II W e s te rn n s s r r tio n n th a t th e Allies w o u ld f ig h t to s a v e R cr* county njrent. told the Sanford Civitan Club la*t nipht. icn tcn rr of life tmprlsorimenl wa. V tH rn .i.m le ' J T . S2?* ef« Pyongyang today for an fro n , t h r C n m n iu n ists it n e c e ssa rv . w Tucker .aaid thnt vegetable crop* in the counts produce *n r,"J£ rijhth grader ai t Miiftfi tr)«tnDtlk in Inf iCCi o iifn il |r» UrH 4 hirii *nil a a a dent Moscow dismissed the American '* million, citrus nu»re than ? l'» million, horticultural _ ^ mfJ) an(, fllp Communist North Viet Nam Ihr lin in ',n . 11.C...W r Thr seven men and flic women State High»«i Patrolman War- Communist protest* today a* "scandalous... New China new * specialties nlmoat $2 million, dairying ju st under $ - million rp lrhP(| their deriaion at to » ren A Hallman »*•.) th car ***• agency said iiiutine brinkmanship” and laid In and all other type* of farming a m.. c»t. hut it iva* not antraveling at a "'ciy high rale of nounced until to minutea later Ihe age of Sputniks Secretary of about 5500.000 each year. speed” when n Irft sta ir Itond 2d Ike Proclaims Week when Judge Marry A. Spencer re Stale John Foster Dulles Is behav­ tn a ipeech leading up to Naabout a mile ea>, of Vewt-crry. He WASHINGTON 'C P I I - Prrsl ing like *n old fashioned duelt,no«| Farm-City Week, which he convened hi* Lancaster t ounty • aid the <*r traveled !*!> feet on dent Ftsrnhmver ha* proclaimed list gan today. Tucker laid the agrl district court the right shudder, r»recced to Ihe Card, who broke into hysterical ,V R, Timbcrman Jr. of Tamp* A lop L ast Herman Communist culture i« the basic industry of the sobbing, asked' " tf they thought will speak to the Committee of too then nverturned nine and a half and urged all ciltten* tn obverse leader warned ai ihe sam e tim e county, the state and the nation. it by vtudymg Ihr Constitution that should the t ’nilrd State* sta rt ‘ Too often we look at the total I wa* guilty, why didn't they gise Tuesday night when Ihr newly- times Ihe Rdt of Right* and Ihe United value of our agricultural produc­ me the electric chatrT’* war il would he wiped out in Dai I* wathe «*n of Mayor formed orcaniiaiion meets for the Nation* Declaration of Human She answered h rr own question tion and look no further.’* Tucker ........ . . W hour* by modern Soviet arm*. Joe T. Davis, tot S. Mellnnilllc Right* A llil.S T A , Isa i t n > — The Rui Ihe Soviets Insisted their in'»*id. “ We can’t Just think of by adding: "They couldn't give irrond time. Aie.. and the late Mrs Hilda Daime thr chair because they knew White House Inda*. In the face of tentinns were "peaceful.” T im brrm an is manag**r of the 11|, who died last summer. A i lorida I ^ c u ltu r e a . several hundred LEESBURG ( l l ' l , Russian threat* to unset the fourWest Stand* Firm Committee of KW. G reater Tampa While * student at Srminide Slayer l>ios In Chair chilled orange juice packer said farm* ur farmer*. When we do. we 1 w asn't guilty!*' OSSINING N V. IC P Ii— Vir power occupation of Berlin, ssbl The situation was so serious mist perhap* the grrateat con­ C ard's fate was announced to Chamber of Commerce. The San- R**h 4**Is.*.’!, hr >a- * ,-ember of today that Connect Irut nffirl i!t gil Rich i rd ton. 7ft n( Nr» York the Xmrriran 'm ern m m i -vtll t’ at West German Forrlgn 'Mniswere "w ay off ba«e" when they tributing factor of agriculture to newsmen jammed in a hallway ford committee has been p attern ­ Ihe I aim I lull. Itiwmailfs CV.’b, ilird Thursday night In the Mng persist in It* 1 firm mirntp-n in ter Heninrtrh son Rrrntano wa* the economy of our rounty. Glee Club jr,J Jt :• e-« manager outside the courtroom, moment* rharged that w tnr of hit Juice "Nearly *00 farm* produce after the solemn fared Juror* tiled ed after that of Tampa, wtitrh lias of thr Senior cl*'* lie attended htng I’rmtn eleclric chair for the •maintain the integrity of West flying here today from Bonn tn v i i heavily watered •MJ'j million worth of product*. hack into thr courtroom following proved to be Ihe most turresfiil the F'ittt 'teth d,-t Church here. murder of New York Patrolman Berlin." reassure West Berliner* that the .Na»h Legetlr. head o( the Several thousand people are em­ This new statement of delermili West wtll defy any Soviet attem pt Remain* ""111 t< ent to Troy, Militant G l-ong who caught hint more than a day of deliberation in ihe state Through effort* of olden Gift Co. here, denied ployed tn some phase of processing stealing a ear in New York Sept alien for American force* to re i« oust the Cnited State*. Britain Card ipcclfiraliy was convicted the Tamp* group, more than 100 Ala., for ' urtal l-cvide hi* mothrr. 2. that w ater or sugar was addedthese agricultural endeavor*. In IfiM main on the scene in G*rmany and F rance from the city, after a memorial seivire thi* afof aiding and abetting mas* slay­ million dollars worth of Industrial lernoun at 4 in the XTtl h-u«e for to the Juice shipped under the addition, there are tho»e who work camp after I'reaident F.lsenhower, A spsike.man for Fresident Ele r Charles Starkw esther—her red laliel "Im perial Florida Orange in frrtlliter plants, seed and feed . S y r i a M a r s Turk > hrre on a golfing holld**-. con- srnhower In Auguila. G a , taid haired hoy friend—in the murder building have been constructed alt three boya. Maj. Davit irft last Juice of Lakeland." stores, Insurance agencies, bank* night after ir,-elving worvl of the DAMAStTS, I tilled ,\rali lie ferred earl* todav hv telenhone tht* morning the American g ov during the past three year*. "T hat crowd up there in Con­ and loan companies, garage* and of Robert Jcn*rn. 17. at Rennet, accident, hut *1i.l n-t arrive Imfoie public l t d ’l l — The governor o f1with Washington official*s oi ihe rrnment will persist In ila "firm On the ugrovla is a irp o it from Neb . Iasi Jan. 77 necticut la way off haie." »aid repair »hop» and the many other* hi* sen had pawed away. \teppn ha* instructed Svrlan *en*e Berlin situation M ention to maintain th . IntcgriJensen was one of to person* Ihe nominating rommllie. appoint­ L eieltr. "W e've gotten out of the who arc affected to tome degree "Tlie Fre*blent and our -pivcrn ty of Weal Berlin." liiards In ke«p Turkish border ed at the l»«t meet in e Thr report slain hy Starkweather during a atate. We can't operatr In Connec­ by what the farm er docs" 1'1’f correspoo'Irel Henry Shiphabltani* out of Syrian border inert are keeping In rinse touch ami nominations (root the floor ticut and nobody cite can " Tucker told Civitan* that sU'.is- murderous rampage across Ne­ will be folluwrd by the election territory, ihe Middle F art new* with the iBuatlon In Berlin, ami In* rrported from Moscow that braska and Into Wyoming L cgrttr waa angry when he tic* ........... .... »how that each farm worker also, a* a government, keeping tlie Kremlin wa* evpected to an­ agency said today. Starkweather was convicted of of officer* ami committer memf r a m e d that the Conneetirul Food fVedt 20 other, and himself. Colt in rloae touch with th r govern- nounce its plana formally wiihjn tiership and Drug Commltsion had ordered , Pqil,.nt|r> technology and farm ef- the Jen«en murder May 21 amt To Wed ‘Commoner’ m rnlt of the I’nited Kingdom ami t* hours, in note* to all nation* IrIf* Stark Cleveland Jr , tem porary alt Imperial juice »eirrd and ban- (lfir,iCV havP enabled 2<» other .rn lrn c c t M death in tin chairm an, ha* urged all oipnibcr* TOKYO ( I 't’H— The engage­ Ihe Republic of France." 1’rr*s who long lit Germany and Daly in ned future sale* of the juice. |(e„piP „„ ,nto c,thrr field, if chair Hr no-* I* awaiting an ap to attend Ihr meeting vslilih he ment of Crown I’rtnre Akihito to Secretary J a m rt C H arertr said Ihe last world war. peal In the s'eh n .-ta Supreme Com m btioner Attlllu It F raiii- pn(je»vnr, he added "THI* Is nol a untla'cral proh Horst Hlndermann, deputy chief Wlilir Let- Sicg was discharged the picity flour miller' daughter term ed a* "scry im portant." Innelll »aid a chemical analyti* of j |P lilPH Io ,,ru\ f that Court. Inn for us alone, hut a problem of Ihe Communist Party's propa­ from the Seminole Memorlsl Hos­ tcreslrd persons are Invited to be will lie announced on ThanksglyThe Jurors found Cant guilty on the Juice showed it to he badly ngiiculturr I* a "growing bu*ipital this morning, utter a n a r­ Ing Day. it was made known to that concern* our two allies as ganda bureau, told an F ast Ber­ adulterated through the addition l|P>>" m the county, lie said more both founts of an information filed present, and sre reminded that row etrjiH- from death day The future empress of Japan well." he said "Speaking for the lin audience Thuifdav night K*«t of t* per cent water and »1kwU p u n acre, had been added attain*! Ihe 9t * pound Lincoln ih* meeting- i* Pot closed The L>l.o Harney resident was „ ,|| Mtclilku Shod*. 71 year oh I I -rd Side* bov 11 mu-■ t , p itnt- German sobllrrs will take over Serving oil thr n militating cum*iv |w-r cent sugar. In addition, to the cltru. crop, another dairy schiMil girl They were that »hr ing out that thi* Is a situation Allied lifrllnrs from tsolatrd Ber­ he salt) the vitamin C was about anal 100.000 gallon, of milk tu the helped in tlte .laying of Jensen I not tee are Georg* Touhy. Clifford overcome with to*ic paint fu m r* ; commoner, who will become the where our allies are being closely lin to the W rit *nd that only yesterday afirmoon while paint Rr .i nu|side the rank* of the no i MrKIhhin. Tom McDonald. Dr. D. and that she aided and ahelted 55 per cent of what it should lie. output in Seminole County In the, II. Mather*, Francta Roumlllat, Ing the Inside of a rirtrrn at j.lllty to share the threnr of Nip consulted, thi* is a situation svhere negotiation with the Red re ilm a in the robbery of Jensen . • There ia no way In the world pa»i year. our firm intrnltoni in West Berlin srnuld keep the lifeline! open. pop in J.d ti year*. Gen J . C. Hutchison. Herman hi* home. C ard's weeping could be heard Anybody can tell whclhec *iigar H r desen b ed the future of fa rm ­ remain tm elunted " In a v agne threat he laid Soviet A neighbor called th*- sheriff * *■- Jaeo**-f«v. Merle Warner. F.art To !*•* been added to orange Juice. ing »• Vii.’J c .r d i 'pits Iff* 'e a ibovc the ) \ | r - se> e llagerty said he would not spell I’rem ler Nikita Khntshchee "ha* rev. John Krider and t ies eland otflre when Mrs Sle* discovered Le»ette snapped. "When sugar I* 1jn product!: i ansi m arkrtlt g cost*, thanked Ihe Mrs (or Its patient mil these "firm intentions" be­ •till another rani up hit sleeve." The meeting will he held at 7 M t er husband, iinronscioti* Tinadded it tmmedialelv b-e-vme« n f the ^ , u n gPr<, t.f Und in ihe amt thoughtful consideration of yond saying Ihey wrrp based on lie said the Failed State* would p tn in the Sanford Civic Center, Sanford Fire Department rushsd Ihe rase She managed to raise fruit sugar rounty, tSJ.HOS acres *r» in farm 1. this goiernm eel's resolve In be powerles* against Russia In a to ihe srenr where firemen broke Referring to cuarges ot tow phi* is ale,oil SP per cent, he said, h rr crimson fare to look in ap "maintain the Integrity of West war and would have to aurrender into the tide of the cistern and acid content, he said. They «an t Although the third ,mallr*t parent reproarh at the Jury bn*, Berlin " "in about !*vt hours,” Rut he In­ applied ow gen from their In delect it. It could tie * natural luuni} ,n Horlda. Seminal* out- Rut no Juror looked s’ tier sisted- ........... Khrushchev waa presenting Me regarded a* superfluous pin -------tiaUlor variation in Ihe fruit The trouble | ranks most c o u n tie s in agricvil ■ -J h r 1 n on 1 hank'glvIng S c rib e p-mi questions as to w ltrlhrr till* no war threat, The tJI year old man very near­ Is Connecticut standard* are per- | U rl| priHluction, Tucker -aid. ly *ureunit>ed. a. Cording to D< again will Its sponsored liv ihe mrant an Amertran determination feet—and not all Flnride orange* ___ . . . puts Sheriff Vrrn Rrewster lie Seminole t minty Mmistcrlal A« | 0 stay In Berlin ^ r e iserfcrl.” wa* taken to the local hospital •neistion. ^ la-gette insisted the Juice ban­ The service wdl lie lirld lb.ink* 1 Frank Melanc Jr told more I hy Cramkowr ambulance for rm- riving morning in the first Meth ned by Connecticut complies with than tun ntemiiers of the Mas fan ergency treatm ent. all Florida laws. He *aid Ihe •'■list t'huri h at 9 to —. , _ Counity Club la-l night Ihal th. R rrw .ler credited the modern charge resulted from the normal Ghaplain William to iler of the b l a t C d I O m O IT O W minimum fn-d eharge proposed l< > equipment uses! by Ihe flic slepartTwentieth St. is M-C-iajing a tyn use of fresh orange Juice added a new plan to ra il, d u e. would men' »Hb saving Sieg • life He ifiVe'" it ' Ti*' l '*! i ' " ,l ?i 1,11 kll l^wvlhs are set up and ready BIRMINGHAM Ma i l l ’ll to concentrate In reduce Hi sweet onym for traffic accidents. «"»r* minute, and he entitled , ,1 i "1 - a thauls l / ' v nK • * * ' ” ' for tomorrow'. ...th annual Win Memt-er* <>f the “20th and Mel- F.vangellit nilly Graham Thurs­ eliminated ness tn the process of m iking 1^to I,ml. Fume* from a defective relrl, * . • a *rr Fr*!lvi 1 iii th* \ll Bfltili ra th Members -f t«dh Women's a"d ■•ul.l have be-n dead. tonvltle” club were forced tn meet day night warned agiin*i disunite the reconstituted Juice. h rn lr* Hill l»* fftiwlurlul hy Ihf* ' r |jr f'hurrb g rra'o r motor caused the death M...... Golf As--elation, nllrn-l-i f’->" Drfinrll. Kd Itro.kiyn and ovrr the raelal issue and *»bl on a tifferent corner yesterday Lcgette added that hi* company Itri Turn irs te rn im ln r of Ihe r% # »i t , ■ it of d ia rie s f’aspcv at * a. tit. lochemist. Dr. J It Redd was In afteiooon when an ar-'ident oeeut tonic people have made ' segre­ the meeting to protest the f. I Bill i-iIlK-rt of the Fire IVpgrl day when he reenterrd his home , hat go Mr bane tool th r responded to the rail Ms. ,r,,0,n < carpentry and up thIwdhe gation and Integra'ion iV-ir ;o* Hartford for thr hearing of Ihe red at 20th amt French Ave on d ia p m a n Ave. alter asking lent"siranng oi uvr man, , lft 1 1 1 '' ''Vs * n Tnnv Trains ami Rob Krrmer are Dial hP would d lsc u .. the doe, dent... slraling one of the many Chester C. Strong of DeLard pel " juice Tuesday and was told that in which firemen aave lives • ,r *ri% 11* ” 1,1 ’' 'he Be*\ Perfjr I||JP co-chairman for the carnival- a neighbor to call the fire d e p a rt­ "I pray to God that Southern with Horace Stonrham, president mvays * h e only criticism of the Juice was was arrested by Sanford pnlire of ra.es where fires are not In 1- h'one. the Rev D'.nrtd G rt'e n - rh j|r||p ytorrUp t |rkp| phjllr. ment. of the San Francisco Giant*. fleers for running a red tight naptist* are not divided on the that R* content of fmit solid was , , "tier, thr Rev i.rnr.t Rollick Jr., q, Firem en arrived to find Caaper, >ne |-aC e issue." Graham told a ea The Giant, lea.cd the Courtliwhen hi* ear collided with below the state standard, lcgette th. lies David I'sriiefiv and Hie whose a r e was listed at a*, still in Italian spaghetti supper wdl Club from the City of Sanford f •> laid Ihe chemist had been assured driven hy Mr* Kva V Hunt. Mrs. parity crowd in Hm municipal Rev Mrldnn Parsons lie .rived from 5-S jv, m Pole hrrathlng on the floor of the that Connecticut would "soft Hunt was driving east on Jhth. auditorium. "May we -Im unll'-d IK* years, Thr iea*e, which - * Two anthem- will Is- sung by • lav*, eid.an bre.il *r-.| butter and south bedroom He was gtvea read at the meeting, sta te , that pedal” Ihe matter on that *c- Strong north or hrenrh Damage, at the rrot* " the enmhtnrd fh an rel and Senior eake wtll he Included In the menu emergency treatment with an Inwere estimated at b* the Hunt The evangelist addressed Ihr reasonable rites, comparable • •oijnt t hnirs of Ihe First Methodist Thr event v. til begin at I p. m liatatnr, Jvut died shortly afte r automobile and 1125 to the Strong rinsing session of Ihe Alshams rlubf within l radius of 60 mile* Church. The choir- aie under the and ronlinne until the iHtnthv aie reaching the Seminole M emorial must he kept fir residents of S»i rar. Baptist State Convention ranging j direction of llnycr Harris bale There wi” l*> a rake booth. Hospital And, as usual, there was a large from world affair* tn the erRIeal ford. | A Thanksgiving n'frring will la* fancy « -rk l«,oth. and doll bmuh, OffirtaD said Ibat Cas(ier lived crowd Mchanr avkrd that a Comroltle* I ............ issue of rarial frirtinn . ... . ( received This i« the only financial among thr mane attr.s-tl.vn. »!""«' in Ib f house. Firemen quirkI’LhSU-oLA. Ma. f i r m - H re „ , t. „ nrr rPPPt, thr M|n| "Some people have made *eg rueel with him Monday to di*ru>* ^ .. eontrolled the fire; the deadly k, . nP |lt„„1 th, 1(nt|rr and integration Ihelr gov Ihe duet t'omimtter members »r< roare-l Ihrmtgh two large mimi.l Chorus To Rehearse regalion fumes already had spread through­ • TAMPA f CPI i—The City Coun­ Dave Cunning John Ivey, Mar. , pal pier, here early today. r e i l n g | „ |llM n f p ro t„ Mf , om Drivers Aid Police . i . j i.i. I writing of it- progr The Sanford Male Chorus will pel. hut „ur gospel is thi». he out the room*. cil Thursday approved Christine Cleveland Jr,, Mr*. W. K. Mrllnh two large warehouse, loaded with munlM |prv)pp Thr „ j|rrtnrv • aid. holding up a Rihte NEW HAVEN, Conn. - M T h The nrighlMir who exiled Hie fire brothers Cirrus’ plan to stage a meet for rehearsal Monday at cargo and causing dam age r-sli prayri will Ih given hv the Rev Motorcycle patrolman Graham said Chrt*t!an« liave rrts an-l Mi<« F.llen llett*. Krlwawl S p m in Hip Civic Center The departm ent told police that tho bullfight here Jan * mated at more than two million Bohert spear tiecome a diminishing minority Johnson ewltrhrd strategy to retired farm er had gone back In­ The fight probably will grt Ihe chorus Ir under the direction of herause "we are larking Wr have dollar* The Semlivcvle i ounty Ministerial stop a stolen ear t h - offirer’s approval of Ihe hull loo The O ia r to Cassell Mr* Kalherine not her nine God into* le it rd " Firemen hampered hy a stiff Vtvoc-jailnn hav ivstinl a eordiat rtreo v»- doing sueh s g-o-t Job to thr house before site emtld get away from toe telephone. rlreu* had to promise he wouldn’t Sellar* is the aeromparlst norther si wind that fanned the On the other hand, the Commit invitation tn all tiersons In Sanford of elearing a path that the .-vrlprlt Funeral servlee* for Mr Ca»get hurt flame- slopped Ihe Mate before 11 and Seminole Cuuntv to attend was getting away So Johnson n u ts have taken a few- "mission ■ e will t ■ -Id at 4 p in. Sunday reached a warehouse loaded witli thi* annual Community Thank* 'hut ••if lh» s ir -n Haistcn Rites Held arte*” and accomplished In a The traffic i . .’. I ral T tr El* 7 Mrs. Joseph IV. Ciiuk. 52. p*»---t In -lily explosive filtrate, Funrral service* were held (n •hurt time what required yrais g'ving Service Iqulr' I- boxed In hi* ipiarrs*. A. t • i i- will afilcUto Bur­ away early Thursday morning " Reds Milking LIN tl 1 u i. m Ihe blare was still Falatka Iasi weekend for John for Christians to do ial wtll follow in Fvergreen Ceme­ going Out under control. Fire - TOKYO (C P U -fle d Chin* lias llsirten Se.. a long time resident "The world ha* hernme a vast Seminole Memorial Hospital a d ' tery. Cav# George l-ee reported Mr. Haislen died harvest field but the harvest will a >fv*rt Illness ^vegun mas* producing its first of th lt city Survivor* include one daughU r, Mrs Coo* lived on the Countr> i lien were apparently no inlong playing phonograph records, Thursday after a long tlineis. Hesoon be over. What we do for Mrs Evelyn C. Thompson, Or­ the New China new* agency said waa the father of John Haislen J r. | Ghent, we mutt do now,” hr Club Road and attrnded the I re* Junes lando; two sons, Gres-r Casper, Methodist Church She wa* t-orn Several small fishing vessel* today of Sanford said. Pot Hand Ore.; William Caaper, | in Sanford near the pier burned and sank Cal two step daughters. Mr*. E l­ Survivors include h*-r hu»b*<d and a -mail Irrighler, believed of sa 1 Webb.Miami; Mr* Louisa Joseoh W Cook, (wo rhildre " Vuvtrabsn registration suffrred .Lasher, i'ontan*. C a l; two *lepA Cook aid Mu* Martha < miner damage before pulling away Fuothalls have been knotsn to ISemlpoles—Ihr Florida State Crib gnus. Walter H Trapp, Enterher mother. Mrs. Dell* S. J a r . take a-llrcy bounee,therein- turn- veraily type visit the University price. Otto E. Trapp, Miami, and ion, Fort Lauderdale; one sist* i The air mrdal 1* one of ihe top understand any ot the gauge* ex possible Ins * of Rfr and properly Mr- F. C < am|ilictl, Jackson sit■ Ing certain victory Into defeat, or -if Florida earnpii* to r j g s war. grandchildren, ten awards a service man ran crpt that of the fuel tank of Ihr inhabitants in the arra di-aster |nt» glory. this game wtll climax right years , Funeral * rviees sslll he ImM a ’ R e c e iv e for meritorious achieveM’lth Ihr pilot still unconscious. ' His heron conduct throughout 2 p. m. Saturday at Hr «ur J 11 Follow i n of ihr tug'km parade of efforts to stage a football game Generally fair with little |riw Slone flrw Ihr plane at level (h ie n l. It* presentation is fre­ was In keeping with the highest neial llont*. The Rev. I. F II nd prrature ih a n g r through Saluf get ilitry. ton, when their lavortte between the two schools, quent tn war, hut e*tremely rare flight for 15 minute* at low alll traditions of th r l nurd Stairs man wilt officiate. Burial st til I Air, yrs. Its .las H im today 7* In *7. lo* In *aiTHir. ale locked in battle cm . . a .busy . schedule for la peace. tudes. Lack of oxygen leaves any­ Naval Service." right V* la «1, North and n o r t h - i*,ir *ro»‘f”o The,e have b.-en sp o m fans. But, that t.n t all. In low m Fvergreen Cemetery. Thi* morning, Robert E. Slone, one mentally and physically im ­ Tlie citation I* signed * for the • j -1 «ln«4« #» In U milr* per four many "big*’ football weekend*, but liflrd**, the •easnti i* arriving, a young airm an attached to Fat- paired for some time, hut the president. . . by Secretary of ihr this one tops Vm al) Thi* rould mean only that thr Harold C. Schuler. IM P lanta­ ron 51 al the Sanford Navrd Air pilot wa* able lo recover enough Navy, Thomas S G ates." to Sanford. I jii y>'iKel sod Oviedn basketliall tram tl going tion Road, DcRary* died WedneaStation received the award. to radio ihr tower and ask for Stone is Ihe ion of Mr and Mr* (•aloes'ill*. solnl i* ninning into artion. da> afternoon m th* Veteran* On May 1 of Ihi* year Stone an interceptor plane Harold A. Stone, 231 Lawrenre Si , hijjh llrte, spirit had almost Ov ifdo doe*o i go in for football, H osptlrl. I.ake City. Mr. Schuler NEW VOID tL’P lf The took hit first flight in a Jet air­ The other craft wa* dispatrhed Columbia, Pa He entered Ihe Christmas aplrit hits th* nde-salka reached • fever pitch *• the S-m but Ihe sehool ar.d supporters are was horn Nov. IS, 1*M in Mount craft. as a passenger He had immediately and led the T V ! navy in 1954, and lias been *l* MIAMI 'L'Pli—A font pairol of Nea A"»k to d lIhules prepared to take lo the turf era*y about the "round bsll.” It Verrron. N. A' H* came lo D eBary prcvtouily flown only a (ewr time*. hark to the field, where Ihr flier tlonrd in Sanford since May o( man hat the Jackpsot when lie Saida C «u*es will lake up their to .Municipal Stadium Al stake doesn’t lake too many unusual in 11*53 front Flushing. L. I., N. Ys & The TV-2 took off from the San- was able to make a -afe. though that year. Ill* duties at Fasron 31 cheeked a walkway between two Mr. Schuler was a retires! cashno -1-. wilh Ihs-ir tollection txita, t'uiighl )• at teasi a tie fur the | twiuncrs. Coach Paul 'likt«r'a H o rd haar on a local flight. Al shaky landing lie waa still tuf are in the metalsmith shop rlnwntnwn budding* here Thurs lo start th* annual Christmaa ap Orange Belt Conference riown. rquad tonight ‘naugurates its ier for th* Racing Association o t 75.000 feet the pilot lost ronicioua- faring as He left Ihe plane. There Toose who know him say that ■lav night Imng" nod cititen* arr cxpeiied hardwood ecevori with a trip to New A'or*. He is survived by big peal nf ihe Yolunteei • of America Beta due lo lack of oxygen, tho waa no damage to the aircraft. he is sery modest about the in­ Hr found Iwo drunk* and a wife. Airs. Maria -Schuler; ona lop* tes turn out in iccoid numbers to- Pierson aircraft entered a dive. Stone The m atin.) describe* the In­ cident. The ritatinn from the rattlesnake „ . ... bight a* the Lyman Greyhound* Thi* will tw th , first of eight Arthur ftchuler, Milford, Conn.} became alarmed, noticed the cident. then rrad*; "n y hi* cour­ President would make any man Humane Society night rm iig sn ( HT I a X |M ) r tS R lH C host Florida Military Aiedr-vy of pre Christmas games for Uvledo Ih rrr grandchildren] ona slstar, pilot * condition and grabbed the ageous decision to remain In the proud, but Robrti Stone ronsidcr ry tn in David dedal pirkrd up I/INDOV (UPI* — British ex- DrLand. If* hometomlng r.nd the High. When the Lion* start Mra. Bertha Rink, California, alick. The plane made a recov­ aircraft when he might have rd the action "in line of duty." Hie anakr ami laid it wa* too ports of automobiles in October final game of th« scaion for the roaring, many Oviedo fane ara e x - 1 The Rev. A. G. Mclnnla will ery from Ihe dive at *00 feet. elected lo parachute, and by hia The air madat and citation were young to hurt any one. rote hy more than 1.000 over the Grayhounds. pe.-ted to ha among tha spectators.! ficiate at funeral itnrica* S unday Speed of the Jet aircraft wa* ikHlfttl and timely aetloni there­ presented this morning during In­ Police laid the txro men »r- previous month while production Another attendance record 1* ex- It's great In be a sports fan. | in R rlc o n Funeral Hema i t I % estimated at KO mite* an hour, al- after. Stone not only saved the spection hy Cdr. F. J Winler, rested vseren't In any ermditioa It fell hy mure than 3 . 4 ^ the Roard peeled at Florida Field tomonow The question it; wbcta will one *0, Rurial will bo ia O tU « w a Mb' though 20-peer-old Stoot could not i Ufa of the pilot, but prevented Use commanding officer of Faaroo 11. harm Use r a t i f y k i r . eiU te^ 1mogul Park. of Trade rrported Thuradiy. ' tfitffsp B wj4 .n anoUigr, brand of go l Tampa Man Slated To Give Talk For Committee Of 100 Juice Packer Says JIValer Isn't Used; Hits His Accusers ★ ★ ★ President Repeals 'Firm Intention' To Stay In Berlin % Lake Harney Man Saved By Firemen Union Service Set For Thanksgiving Mayfair Food Bill _Two Cars r Collide r .... Race Unity Asked On Dues Dropped On 20th St. Again By Billy Graham Winter Festival Motor Fumes Kill Aged Sanford Man Pensacola Is Hil By $2 Million Fire Won’t Shoot Bull, Bullfight Okayed Mrs. Joseph Cook Dies In Hospital G rid , Cage G am es Face Sports Fans Heroic Action Brings Medal To Sailor Weather Harold C. Schuler Dies; Rites Sunday Two Drunks, Snokc Yu|e Spirit Hits Netted From Alley ft ‘ k>.. �. ; ' . ' f,-*d "/t-.1, ' ■ , thousands of oboevra p to f lt Vwrwfwma eonsUntty flllad with men Evalyn, who brought along • During th# next two to fo u r Wfr Vauforh Irraffl and lltarally worshipped her for [blinded In the war, and with am­ lively orchestra and food for hours, everyone present would Page 10— Thurs. Nov. 20, ber unending klndnef*. No one puteev who had lo*t arm* and <>r everyone. have a go at wearing the Hope will ever know how many per»on* leg*. Such nun, who were too III ( <• Ire were Invariably ruriou* a- diamond. »he frd and clothed dur.ng the to leave the Army’* Walter Reed1bout the Hope At . Now the diamond uis going nome home n,,t *° muth o f ,h f *,m - ............................................ - -diamond. I . ......... „v .vow m e niamonu •’ By INEZ ROBB learnad that the iur**l wwy to he Publicly, she was famous f o r | lepreuion. hospilal, could look fortvaid twice party a t her home or In the h* to to Washington Washington Many Many who who go go to to of th ' extraordinary woman who I t fa pottle Justice, e r i t W ilt, eliminated fo rtv tr waa to take her gems and her hospitality. But I During W'o.-ld War II, her hom* * week toward p artita, given by | pltal wards, *he would take it otf. lae# it in Ju new home will think lone* owned It. poetic destiny that take* Uit not a [ l a n hut a drop too much. f n a t Hope diamond back to Washington, D. C., which M l Iti And I once *aw her quietly a*k one of the mo*t famous and pow­ horn* for to many y u r t . T hll munificent gift by Harry erful men In America to leave her Win*ton, gem merchant egtraor- houia because the felt th at he dlaary, to th* Federal Museum it had. In a spare of five minute*, more than a ip ertaru lar coup for managed to intuit both Sen. Ar­ the Bmlthsunian’i new Hail of thur Vandenherg and Sen. Alben Cema and Mineral*. Thoeanui of 8. ftarklry, not yet the Veep. On the night of a gala parly, American*, in every itra la of So etoty and loriely, who knew Eva ■ay a dinner for ISO guest* a t her lyn Walih Mcl>ean will regard the famou* home. Frlewhblp. Evalyn Winston gift *• a wonderful mem resembled the biasing Chriltma* orlal to the unique, faieinatlng ire* in Rockefeller Center, New and generoul woman who wore York, th a t annually delight* mil­ the Hope diamond day and night lions of Americans. Or, more likely, the Christmas tree rr-*m fo r more than 35 year*. Only two American* h*ve ever hie* her. She wax a »m*ll woman — I owned thll gem. one of the world’* m olt famou* — Kvalyn, who died don’t believe »he ever weighed in 1947, and Mr. Winston. who more than 110 pound* — and on purchased it from her ettate. For thoie occasion* nhc wai wont to /ear*, the Hope d|pmnnd wa* wear not only the Hop* diamond. Evalyn'* multimilliondollar trade 44 1/3 carats of deep-(due fire «tt SERVICE s t o r e s in a circle nf marquria dlam Sid* mark. During thoie year*. *hr wa* and impended on a diamond chain, the undisputed h«tte** with the hut al*o the Star of th* Knit, a m«*tr(' In the nation’* capital, (tunning blue-while diamond of ,lh#iugh wh<»*e drawing room 100 carats, *l*o auipended on door* the mott famou* and dit- •mailer diamond*. I have seen her wear thric dla tlngulihed peraon* In th# world flowed In regiment#. A woman of mondi, plu* matching earring* am aiing vitality, humor, curtail* nd bracelet!, againit the lack'- and prodigal generuilty, *he ground of a black *rquln dress. way* iald that »he presided not Th* combination should have Iwen ao much over a *alon a* a »aloon.overpowering. Hut, take my word But thoie who aiplred to Hay for it — on her, they looked good. Poetic Destiny: Diamond 'Goes Home' I u 1 T Toys For B oy's 6k G irls' G ifts For Mom 6k D ad ^taO O D /’-’V t/XIt BU Y ALL YO U R CHRISTMAS NEEDS N O W ON EASY PAY TERMS! ON SALE NOW AT 3 -g Q U C E D W): ;ii. i * b Toy Telephone $ Modeling Dough* Mod*rn Styling , Working Dial, tail Non-Toxic "Kid-O" Q Q fJ Wrth Cool,# Cufferi qf0 A A f v O Polyethylene body, Lucite dial, all-steel ringing mechanism and base. * Red, yellow or turquoise. M rge carton of modeling dough. Cleaner than clay, won’t stain. In blending colors. BUY NOW GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC thtepurtic Ceptbimrth* REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 2 APPLIANCES IN f i_i_________ SEPARATE p,r 70 POUND ZERO DEGREE FREEZER AUTOMATIC DEFROST REFRIGERATOR SECTION CHRISTMAS I’ARADK JUDGES—City Judge Amlinmi Olllff, County Judge Wilson Alexander itnd Circuit Judge Volta Williams J r„ left to right, will judge the entries in tfia m inim i Christmas parade here mi Dec. (!. The parade, tnwnsorod hy the Jaycces, probably will In* the biggest in Ranford’fl hmtory. (Herald S taff IMmtot YO UR CHOICE Regular < 7 OO England Discusses Flow Of Negroes LONDON (Ul*l> - Conierva- other places ol public entertain Lord Somers, >uppurtliig Sab* bury in the debate, aaid “ W'r I waul lu avoid having a arcond | U lile Rock in Nulling Hill (London'* •llarlein’I.’* LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:15 fiET MORE OCT O f LIFE GO OCT TO A MOVIE • Rtmerob!* oad Adjustable 'laid* Ataan*am Door Shelves • letter Comportment • Temperotars Control . Cos vtnteallr locofed At fh* Too at tke frrvk food Compost mewl. • Automotrc Interior tiykhof . . . Dillased Corner lijktm* flat A light ks tke Tep. • 2 Roomy veotlabl* Drove*S— tack Hold* I/) Reihsl . . . • fomoex Gt Dspeadohilily Mn p o .i r it d (l«*sr a n # laa ea.ll . , „ . . ... # fwllf d . s i i s d , with p a n ).*1 # l a t i n i g i . k fB iilsr an d hair nkbani • Ity lish i t t l s n dresses, a ita .itd an d talari BRASS FINISH Heavy Gauge Metal Waste Basket Cnmatchcd value! Design embossed, not. ju s t flat stamped, on glenming bras.*. You’ll w ant several, one for each room. mar* btowawt protostlew TRIPLE -TO U G H T U B E L E S S by $ 1 0 9 5 «r9i<l(M n< r»MVn yn r«, •MrHHHlV >-• FULLY AUTOMATIC \n iiiIh*Iii clult', piiiih. blow 0111 nr Isijild Irnuhlr.making heat. Kxdusivp Grip-teal conilrmlion protects ugninst punctmrt amt blmvontx. Trade now at budgnt- W ASHER • fvthbulltn volar Itmptiolwa ttlatlar Johnson Won't Run • Etiy tap lao*ng easy prirrs. « • Fomotn GE ACtIVATOt woining othon Thoyll Itoat your heart gwty on waves el love and laughter! • H i ysor wtillan pialMhcn pion in uAkro" Velcoae Mat Regular Jl.dY MODH WA 550 UC*e«COi.OO* MARIHA*HYffi HARRYGUARDING with trade (Buy Tlm v Joh Chm im aA rstara puncture rail Hast# G O O D Y E A R • r*thbut1an Wolti tavar toslnl HERTZ g i v e s you m o re l FILTER FLO Item stage direr heart CAM. TUBELESS 88* 2 CYCLE SANFORD. Fla. fill’ll - Col Gregory J, Keisenlch, 03, Invrn lor of the “ ham oka" portable anil tank weapon used In World War II, died Wrdneiday. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Democratic le a d e r l.vndnn It Johmon (Tex i say* he's "not a candidate" for the presllentlal nomination In IKo. He told reim iirrs Wednesday that not only wa* he not a ran didate but. "I do nut expect to be one and the only job I II seek Is Ihe one I hold." T o u 9 ^ er B/oci fm bouetf Der.gn Regulor 11.29 Only A $ Yrer Wn**m frstertiea CHA RLE MONT, Ma»s i t ' l ' l i Thc night Rev. rh a rle i K Hit brrt, Su. retired bishop id the l ’rolrstnnt Kpricopal Diocese nf New York, died Tuesday alter a long lllne***. NEW YORK (U l’l l —llan* rlrh von Twardnwakl. 00. a and screen artor amt stage tor, died Wednesday nf a attack. • H11 K h s t l skas* * with trndr Deaths 3 9 9 * Istubhoii (liS'llflw . I ll * Mum) *)*). Id*.Ids lad si, the leader* in the lln u ir nf ment. Lords say (h it unlesi something ts done to curb m assltr Negro lmmlgrtllon tamilon may well be come a "aetond I.ittlc Hock." The Marque** of Sslltbury, who resigned a* majority leader nf the upper house last year. Ird In demanding rn trictio n s on Negro immigration in an unuiual fourhour debate Wednesday in the up per house. He wa* opposed by tailioritn Lord Pakrnham , wlto urged the eJIminstlon of segregation In Kng land. Fakrnham called lor legis laUon to forbid the eirlm ion of Negroea from housing, bars and £ w Si ti Tubalm* Blackwall Tubelm* Whitewall 6.70 x 15 $ 18.95 $ 2 3 .4 0 7.10 x 15 21.20 2 5 .9 5 7.6 0 x 15 23.20 28.45 8.00 x 15 25.85 3 1.65 NO DOWN PAYMENT WHEN YOU TRAOE IN YOUR OLD TINES! A 2 -7 7 2 3 p jf a f y K u r i l m . KA 2 .7300 IM tm m am li Rob«Do, Agt. 601 E. U | FEATURE: 1:27 • 3:27 5:27 • 7:27 • 0:27 Phone FA 2-2S21 B W M M ' a .......... . 1 M iim r �Wanted Sfcralui - - JfO L . XL1X 1Tnlt««l E’rww Leased Wire * Kata nibbed m f n i 11 V L m c n 4 n * n AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 1908 F R ID A Y . NOV KM H K .K 2 L lOAH SANFORD. FLORIDA N O . 310 Reds Planning 'Berlin Squeeze' Within 48 Hours farm ers Produce Over $12 Million Caril Found Guilty San fo rd B o y, Two News Briefs 'D isaster' T h re ats By Jury; Sentenced O thers Die In C ar Rod Wane is Tested D irected A t U. S . To Life In Prison Commu­ LONDON i l l ' l l - A Russian T t’lol Jet an liner h a, left Mo* IlK lv I.IN ( I ' l ’l ) — T h e S o v iet u m e r n n i e n t in e x |H tto d to cow for Cairo or, Ihe tirrt led A Sanford hoy wav one of three way ansi turfr-l -.-If nine tlinra. Joa Womack Davit, op, * |-iin run of a new service, Radi-i ild iv i-r w iiliin is hour* --ffieinl note* t-» th e w a r tim e We?* University of Florid* student, fat le n t A llies tellin g th e m th a t W e st Ile rlin hclontra to Moscow >aid Thursday. ally injur**) last night when th«ir graduate of Seminole High School, died in a Gair-e.villr hospital n ist K nst U erm n n y , .\joscmv r e p o r ts sa id to d a y . LINCOLN. Neb (U P li-A di» 'Periling car ,wrrvcd off the high- early today. Roy William Min, 21. Kim Visiting China Fast i.Vrmnn speaker* and Moscow propaganda broad­ A g r ic u ltu r e in S em inole C o u n ty ia a $12* u m illio n b u ah teM trie! court furv today convicted of l ake .Iiivrr the i ar. T o k y o ( t 'l 't t — fntnmonivi en-ri* steadily built up pressure for the Soviet move despite J n n u n l l y , th e ‘'v ery b a c k b o n e o f o u r e c o n o m y ," C ecil T u c k e r, 15-year-old Caril Ann Ftix'ate on also dies! in the h '-pital. I vwrrnce North Korean I’rem ler Kim II ftr«1 decree m urder and impoted c o u n t y n jren t. told th e S a n f o r d C iv ita n C lub la s t n ijjh t A. Wilson. J t of S! I'eler*hurg. Sung left Pvongyanc tcwjay for an Western assertion* that the Allie, would fight to save Hera sentrnre- of life imprisonment T u c k e r said th a t v e g e ta b le c ro p s in th e c o u n t) p ro d u ce on the tins eighth-grader w ai killed instantly* In the acci official visit to Red China and lilt from thr Communist* il necessary. dent Moscow- dismissed thr American J S ’ i m illio n , c itru a n i« re th a n S-l<« m illion, h o r tic u ltu r a l Communist North Viet Nam the r........................................... h r sevrn m m and five women State lllghwas I'atrs-iman W ar­ Communist New China new* protest* U*dav a* "scandalous a p e c ia ltie a alm oat 52 m illio n , d a iry Inp ju s t u n d e r 5 2 m illion their"deci»ion at m » ren A. Hallman * • -I the car vva* agency *au! land all other type* o f farming a .in., c»t. twit it waa not an nuilin* lirinkmnrwJiip" an-i said in traveling at a "vet) high (ale of About SJoo.noo each year. nounerd until to minulct later Ihe age of Sputnik* Secretary of Ipred" when t left Mate It-vad '.’A Ike I’rodsiims Week state John Porter Dulles I, behav­ In a speech leading up t., . W l ronvenrd " 1" " Juderhi," tTTy A' Spf"C " about a nstle ca-i *.f New erry. He Lancaster County WASHINGTON I T L - f r r .i ing like an old fashioned duel(tonal Farm-City Week, which he *aid the -ar traveled 28'.* feet on district court -lent Eisenhower ha* proclaimed list gatt today. Tucker said the agrt the right *h-uld*r. rareened t-> the Card, who broke into hysterical A R Tlmhemian Jr. of Tampa left ah-iulder ac-l traveled 712 feet, Dec t o t ; Human Rights Wrrk culture I* the t-astr industry of the A lop East German Communist •ohblng. asked' "If they thought vaill speak to the Committee of 100 thrn ovrrturneil n nr and a half amt urged all citirrns to observe Y county, the atate and the nation. ■ as trailer wanted at the ,am o time It hv studying the Conrtiluii-n I wai guilty, why didn't they give "Too often we look at the total K p rlin that itsould the United S tatm i t i i t Tuesday night wtirn the newly- limes the Rill of Rights and Ihe Coiled 1I U0 JNl tWa vf II InI U CIIIII , WIr lt , ouM ^ w ipH M t ln value of our agricultural produc­ me the electrle chair?” Davi* wa- the '--n ->f Major formed organitation meets for the Nations (ierlaration of Human She answered her own (juration tion and look r.o further,” Tucker »1 hour* by modem Soviet aratl. Joe T. Davis, lot S Mellonvillc Rights AUGUSTA, t-a a n t - The Rut the Soviet* Insisted their In­ aaid, “ We can't juat think «f by adding: 'T h e y couldn't give second Hmr. Ave., and the late Mi> Hilda DxvTimtierman t, manager of the i*. who dle»t last summer White House today, in the face ol tention* vvrrr "peareful." agriculture a* aeveral hundred me the chair because they knew LEESBURG (ITI> — A H on d a In Russian threat* to u-v.rl the fourMe*! Stand* Firm While a •indent at Seminole Committre of too. G reater Tampa chilled orange juiee packer said farm* or farmers. W hen we do, we I wasn't guilty!” OSSINING N Y. fC I’li— Yir power occupation of Rerim. *vl-l m ln perhap* the greatest con­ Card'* fate was announced to Chamber of Com mrrre The San High School, hr is - a intm htr of The situation w a, »n serioui today that Connecticut official, tributing factor of agriculture to newsmen Jammed In a hallway the I at in t luh. Dram a: tea Club, gil Richardson, 71S. nf New York the American gnvernnvrot wtll that H rst (term an Foreign Minli* w ere "w ay off bate" when they ford lommtttee ha* been pattern- Glre Club ap-I II i*i"p * manager died Thursday night lo Ihr Sing prraist in its "firm intention to the economy of our county. ler Rrmnrtrh von Brrntano w a, outaide the courtroom, momenta charged that tome of h it Juice “Nearly 800 farm* produce after Ihe solemn fared Juror* bled ed after that of Tampa, vvidch has of the Senior f l l t l He attended Sing Prison electric chair for Ihr "m aintain Ihe integrity nf Wert flying here today from Itonn to waa heavily walered stlJ'j million worth of product a, hack into the rourtrivont following proved to he the most sticeesfid the F lirt Mrttt 4)1*1 Church h*re. m urder of New York Patrolman Berlin." rcas,urc West Rerlinrr* that the a th U |t l t r , head of the ) N aah Ixgrttr. tnouaand people are cm- more than a day of deliberation Remains veil! t-e »nt to Troy. William G tamg who caught him T hi, new rtatenu-n! of -letermin Weti wilt defy any Soviet attempt in Ihe state Through effort* of Golden Gift Co. here, denied Co played m , omf phaae of processing stealing a ear in New York Sept alien for American force* to re to oust the I'tdied States. Britain Card specifically was convicted the Tampa group, more than 100 Ala., for '-titial t-r<ide hi* mother, 2, that w ater or su g a r'w a , added their agricultural endeavor*. In l!*Vt after a memorial *er---e this »fmain on the scene in Germany and France from the city. nf aiding and al-etting mat* slay­ million dollar* worth of Industrial ternoon at 4 In the IK I h->u«r for to th e juice thlpped under the addition, there are thoae who work rim e after President Pltrithovser, A spokesman for President E|. er Charles Starkw eather—her red label "Im perial Florida Orange in frrtlliier plant,, aeed and feed budding hate been constructed all three hoys. Mai. Davit left last Syria Bars Turks here on a golfing h-dida-. c-m- •enhnwer in Auguata. Ga . said haired l*oy friend—in the murder Ju ice of Lakeland." ato m , Inaurance agritciea, bank, nigh* after receiving word -if the during the past three year*. DAMASCUS. United Arab lie frrrrd earlv l-s-lav hv trtrnhone this morning the American got"T h a t crowd up there in Con­ and load com panies garag e, and of Robert Jensen. !J. at Rennet. accident, hut did not active l-efotr public Il l 'l l — Thr (overrun of with Washington offlrlal* of the em m rnt will persist In it* "firm On the age,ala Is a irp o it from Neb., last Jan. 27. necticut It way off bate.’' taid repair ahopa and the many other, hi* »rn h at passed away. intention to maintain the IntegriAteppo has inslrvicted Syrian len ie Berlin liltialton Jensen wa* one ol 10 psrsona Ihr nominating commltte. appoint­ Legette. "We've gotten out of the w h o are affected to aonie degree "Tlte president ami our -lovern ty of Weat Berlin." 7uarvl* to kr« p Turkish border ined a! the last m ertlnr The report slain hy Starkw eather during a atate. We can t operate In Connec­ by- what the fan n e r doea.” t ’Pl correspondent Henry Shiphahltants mil of Syrian Itnrdrr ttienl are keeping in rime l-nieh and nomination* Irons the floor ticut and nobody cite can " Tucker told Civitana that slalis- murderoua ram page acroa, Ne­ will he fntli-wtd hy the election terrilory. ihr Middle East new* wtlh Ihr silualion In Merlin, and im rrpurted from Moscow that L egettc wai angry when he lira »how that each farm worker braska and into Wyoming agency said today . •Do. as a government keeping the Kremlin was rapected to anStarkweather waa ronvlctrd of of officers and com m itter memB eam ed that the Connecticut Food feed, JO other* and hlnt»flf. Con In -lose touch with thr govern- nounre its plan* formally within 1-ershlp and D rug lommlttlnn had ordered «,-,|urntly, technology and farm *f- the Jen*en m urder May 21 ami \|a rk t'lcvetand Jr temporary To Wed ‘Commoner’ mrut« nf the I'm int Kingdom and I* hours, in notes to all naliont all Im perial juice relied and ban- fidrncy h a » enabled 20 other sentenc'd to death >n the ••h-lrtc TOKYO i l 'I ’O— The rngjge the Republic of France." Press vslto fought Germany and Italy In ned future ,alca of the Juice. people to go Into o th er field* of chair Hr now Is awaiting an ap­ chairman, has urge-1 all member* men! of Crown Prince Akilnto to Seiretary Jam es C llajertv said the last world war. t-cat to ihr Valitesla Supre-o* to attend Ihe meeting which he Com missioner Attlllo R F ra sal- endeavor, he added. "This Is not a tintlatrrai prob­ Horst .Slndermann, depvily ehief term ed a, "very important.” In­ Willir Lee birg vaa diarharge<l Ihr ptetty (lour miller daughter itelll raid a chemical analyaia of He cited figure* to prove that I Court, from ihe Seminole Memorial H->» will he a'uumnrrd on T hantvgiv • lem for it, alone, but a problem of ihe Communist P arty’s propa* terested peraona are Invited to he the juice showed It to he badly grlrulturc la a ' glowing bual"Five Juror* found t ard guilty on that concerns our two allies a, gan-la bureau, told an East Ber­ adulterated through the addition nea," in the county. He ,ald more tioth countl of an information flle-l present, ami an- reminded that pilal this munting. nflrr a n ar­ ing Day. it wa* mails- known to row rsraisr from ih-ath day Tin fuliue empress of Japan well." he said "Speaking for Ihe lin audience Thursdav night Kart pound Lincoln tli • meeting I* nut rl-issnl of tn per cent w il»r amt about than l oi«) acre* had iw-en added again*! ihr nt Th*- Lake Harney resident wa, 'vill bo Mirhiko Slwwl*. Jt yraruld Polled Slate* «rivveinm', 1. p Jnt- German soldiers will take over Serving on Ihe nominating com­ six per cent augar. In addition, to the rltrua crop, another -laity school girl They were that *he overcome with tnsir paint (uniea commoner, wlio will become the fng out that this Is a situation Allied lifelines front isolaled Ber> mitter a ir Georgi Tuuhy, t llff-rsl helpeil in the slaying of Jrnacn he **ld the vitamin C waa about ami 100,000 gallon* of milk to the yesterday afternoon while paint first mitsiite the ranks of H- no vshere our allies are bring closely lin to the West ami that only 53 p er rent of what it thould he. output in Seminole County in the and that she aided and ab etted , MrKihhin. Tom McDonald. Dr. I). Ing the inside nf a cittern at hllity to aharo Ihe throne of Nip consulted, Ihli It a situation v«h*re negotiation with the Red regtma H. Mather*. Francis Roumlllal, in the rohbery of Jrnaen. .- "T h e re la no way In the uortd part year. our firm intentions in West Berlin would keep the lifeline* open. poq in 2.011 year*. Card'* weeping could he heard Grn J. C. Hutchiaon. Herman hi* home. A n y b o d y can tell whether aiigar li e i l r k r i l i c d th e f u t u r e o f t a n n ­ remain u n eh a n te d ” tn a vague threat he aald Soviet A neighbor tailed the sheriff* J - 'j r ' ve*. '** J «eoW n, Merle W arner. Karl T-> lata boen addtil to urangr Juice.” in g a * l . , u ’ ? c . , “ <!. > p lli I f f e , .hove thi Hagert v said hr would not spell Prem ier Nlkila Khrushchev "h a i L ra ette mapped. "When augar la In firodtwlb-'i ami m nrketiig corta thanked the jury fur its p.vtlrnt rcy , John Krldrr and Cleveland ntflre when Mr* Slcg -ll*coverr-l out these "firm Intention*" Im still another card up hi* sleeve." The mrrlmg will he held at IAI her husband, unrivniriou* The added it immediate!, hwenmea o f the JO-J.Uit acre* of lathi in the •’"'•I tbouBlilfuJ cotuideration of yon-l saying they were bated on lie said the Dolled Slatea would Sanliird Fire Department rushr-l p m in the Sanford Civic Crnlrr. fru it a u g a r" county, 182 305 acre* are In fan-t* the r a te She managed to ralae Ibis government's resnbe lo be powerless against Russia in ■ to Ihe *rem where firemen hroVe R eferring to m arge, ol low fids it ilm -rt K* per cent, he said. >'rr crimvon fare tn l«-k in ap —-------- -r ~ “ "m aintain the integrity of West war and would have to surrender into the side of the rirtern an-1 acid conlrnt, he aald. ' They can't Although the third .m alle.t parent reproach at Ihr Jury box. LA I j T . - J D JI I Berlin " t-pl-lied si»v gen from their In "in about thr hour, ” But he In­ detect it It could be a natural coun|y In Florida. Seminole out- 1Hut m» Juror looked a, her | TIClV10 VI I UUv Dill He regarded as superfluous pin sisted Khrushchev w a, presenting halator v ariation (n the fruit The trouble j rank, n*n«t rountie* In agrirul -■ * Tile I —Ion Thanksgi* ing '•cm lie p-iinl questions a* tn -thither this no war threat. The AS year old man very nearla Connecticut standard, are per­ tural production. Tucker said again vvill Ik- t[u-ns--rrd hy the itiranl an American determination 1) aurrund-ed. aceordlng to Dfect—and not all Florid.- nr-spgex put* Sheriff Vrrn Brew tier lie Seminole founts Ministerial As to slay in Ilerlin jrr perfect.” « ) taken to Ihe local hospital • o e ls tio n W I .erotic inii,led the Juice ban­ ! by Grarnkow ambulance for em ­ The aervlre will l*e lie Id Thanks Frank Meiane J r. Ink) inure ned by Connecticut compile, uiili riving illumine in flu First M«ih than 1*10 members s-f Ihe Mavfair ergency treatment all Florida law,, lie >aid the odist Church at tr to llrrw ater credits-il the modern Country Club la«t night that the ch a rg e resulted from Ihe normal Chaplain William Fuller of thr Twentieth St. I* beftuping a *yn minimum fo—l rharge propoat-l In - quipmerit used by Ihe file depart­ Sail fold Naval Mi Station will use of f m h orange Juice added ment with *»ving Sieg‘* life Hr Ml booths »re »»t up and ready BIRMINGHAM. Ma tU P h — a new plan tn rai*» d u e * wouli -e to concentrate In rrduee II* sweet- onyrm for traffi,- accidents. • aid. '• \ fev« more minute- and be give the Thanksgiving address, for t-m*>rr--w'* *uth annual Win­ Members of the "20th and Mel- Evangelist Billy Graham Thura- eliminated n e t , in the prncea* nf making entitled “ llistik* toG-d.” The ter Ft-llvnl at the All S uit Cath Fume* from a defective refrlInnvltle" club were forced to meet day night warned again*! disunity Member, ->f l—th Women's « -I --ill-! have l-e'n dead." the reconstituted Julcr. mtv Ire *, ill l-e rnmlurtr-d by the (ria tn r mrrtnr caused the death Raul Bennett, Ed Brook I v ti and e I !(• tiiilrrh nvrr the racial issue and aald Men'* Gulf As'iieiatliina a tle -n i on a different corneryederdisy t-cgrlte added that hla company Itr v Tolu it Stern partnr nf the The men of the church did the of Charles Casper al 8 a. tn. to­ chem lat. Dr. J It Redd «-*« In aftern-on when an accident oeeur tome people have made ' segre­ the meeting t-i proteel the l< -I Rill Gilbert of the Fire Drparl First Methodist Chur-h mem responded to Ihr rail carpentry' and set up th- booth* day srhrn he re entered his home gation and integration their ;o« ■hatge Alebane told the g-" <0 H artford for Ihr hearing of the red at '20th and French Ave • Mhrr minister* taking part In that he would dlsru** the due* -lemo- straiing one of thr man' the service will to the IIev Perry Tony Tram* and Rob K nnter are on Chapman Ave. after asking Cheater C. Strong of D el.i-d p e l" Juice Turadav and waa told that I pray to God that .Southern m th Horace Stoneham. presi-U- ways -n which firemen aave lives I. Stone, the Rev Jtnnald Graven- Ihe c-chairm an f-r the carnival. a neighbor t-> call the fire depart­ only criticism of the Juice waa wa* arrested hy Sanford police nf In ease* where fires are not In Charlie Morris*)- it ticket rhair ment. fleer* for ninninp a red light Raptlata are not divided on the of the San Francisco Giant* th a t tta content of fruit solid waa inter. Ihr Rev F.rnrit Rollick J r , fuan Firemen arrived to find Caiper, v ulved when hi> r a t enllfdesi with -me The Giant* lea*ed the Count-■ race issue,” Graham told a ra below the atatr standard. I^g ette Ihe Rev David t'.vrm-ll, amt the whose age was Hated at 87. still \n Dalian spaghelil supper vvdl • ahl Ihe chemist hail hern assured driven by Mr*, Eva A. Hunt. Ills. parity crowd in the municipal l lull fr-iin Ihr City of Sanfoi-I f--Rev TVrldon Parsons l-e *eivrd fe-nv 5 a ^ o- Col* breathing on Ihe floor nf the th at Connecticut would "soft Hunt «a» driving east on 20th. auditorium “ May we dav united !•;* year*. The lease, which •>» Two anthem* -III he tong by slaw, euhan hrea-I an<| h u tlrr a"d smith bedroom lie was given read at Ihe meeting. Mule* 1h»< p ed al" the mailer no that ac- Strong north on Frervrh Damage* at Ihe ero«»." the rnmhloed ( bsnrel »ml Senior rake will he included in the menu emergenev treatm ent with an Inwere eitimated at )An to th* Hunt reasonable rale*, comparable tThe evangelist addressed the i *e>unt Choirs nf the First Methodist The event will begin at I p. m. halator, but died shortl- after autnmnMI* and 1125 to the Strong rim ing session of the Alabama rlnhe wdhm a radius of An mile* Church. The rliolr* atr under the and continue unfit the booths are reaching the Seminole Memorial inu't he kept for re*t-|enta -if h’»ear. R a pi i*t State Convention, ranging direction of Roger Harris hate, Their ysi" be • cake booth, Hospital Ami. a , u»ual, there w-a, a large from world affair, lo thr critical ford. A Thanksgiving offering will he faney » -rl Iw—tb. and dot) ImOth. offlrlal* said that Casper lived trovrd Metiane »'ksd that a commit!*• !»»iic of rarial friction received Tin* It the tied)' financial atone In the house Firemen quirk* PENSACOLA. Fla. (DPI i - t trr assistance received hv (lie Mini­ i m - r r the -nanv stlr.v-ti-»n« "Snmc people have made 'eg meet with him Monday tn dlam -' eontmlle-l Ihe fire: Ihe deadly and inlrgration their go, ihe duet Committee members »r< m arr-l through two large munlrl sterial \ s'rirl'to** f-i- the under C’horuK To Rrhcarsi* rrgation fumes already had spread through­ * TAMPA f LTI -—The City Coun­ Dave Cunning John Ivey, Marpal pier* here rarly today, raring wruing of it. i-rogramv and com Drivers Aid Police The Sanford Male Chorus will pel. hut ntjr go*pel is thtt. he out the rooms. cil Thursday approved Christine Cleveland J r . Mr*. W. K. Melt- ' two large warehouses loaded with rminilv sr rv Ire • aid. holding up a Rihlr The offertory NEW HAVEN, Conn. —f D P l i The neighbor who called the fire Rrother* Cirrus' plan to -lane a meet for rehearsal Monday at cargo and ranting dam age rati- p iav rt will 1h given hv Ihe Rev M ntnfTf fir* [iAI rolnmn Graham said Christian, have erta and Mis, Ellen Rett*. Kd « fl ♦'iI department told police that tha 8 p, m In the Civic Center The bullfight here Jan * i mated at more than two million Robert S(-ear become a diminishing minority Johnt'in fwitrlif*! ittllf c v t«» retired f.trmr* had gone hack In­ T he fight probably will get the rhorvia la under the direction of beeaute "we are larking Wr have dollar* The Srmlnnle i iumt* Ministerial r t *‘p * «t oil* n r*r lh»* <»ffici*r‘i% to ihr house hefore th r could gel approval of Ihe huR. loo The Charles Cc**ell Mr* Katherine not heroine God mtoalraled ” Firefoen hampered by a stilt kssoclatton has issued s rorrllsl firm * %• ifntnu surh » jo». firm * had to promi-e he wouldn't Sellar* is the accompanist northeist wind that fanned the invitation in all |M-rsuns In Sanford of rlmrinff 4 f»*th thul th# rulprlt a *ay from the telephone. On the other hand. Ihe Cominti Funeral services for Mr Caiget hurt flame- stopped Ihe blare before it and Seminole ('ostnlv to atlen-l w«i I'fiimi* a niata have taken a few "mission K*» J«hf|ton frai l-eJ s warehouse loaded with this annual t-immunllv Thsnkt #hut i*ff ih# %lt ii Ttir tm fflr e*e will t , . -M at t p in. Sunday Hniftton Rites Held •rie s" and accomplished in a ral : h F I ' • Mr*. Joseph VV. Cook. 52. pa- - I 1 i -i|v rvolosive nitrate. Funeral services weie held in •hurt lime what required year, «iii <f * I*' Un#=ii in f i* I|imrrr swing Srrvler A v , r will ofilrialc Bur­ away early Thursday m«rnl> t \t - 10 a m the lilaie was still oc k Falatka last weekend f-t John (or ChrUtlans lo do. ial uilt follow in Evergreen C'emcguint eul under control. Fire — TOKA’f) lllP It—Red s'hlna lias Haieten Sr., a long time re*td*nt "The world has her-imr « vast Serntniiie Memorial Hospital aft lery. t sue George l>ee reported \f r. Haislen died harvest field but the harvest will • vhort Illness ^ se g u n m as, producing it* ftrat of th)t fit) .Survivors include -me daughter, Mrs Cook lived on the Cou-tr: therr were apparently no in long playing phonograph record*, Thursday after a long lllnela. He aoon be nvrr. What we do for Mrs, Evelyn C. Thompson, Or­ the New China new, aeenev aatd waa the father of John Haislen Jr. Chrilt, wr mull do now," he C|uh Road and a ttrn d n l the I r-> Juries Methodist Church She wa« 1—rn lando; t-ui tuns. Greer Casper, Several small fishing vessels of Sanford •aid today. in Sanford Portland. Orr , William Casper, near the pier burned and sank Survivors include h e r hut!.* I and a Moalt freighter believed of Cal Iwo step daughters, Mrs, Elva T Webb. Miami; Airs, tovulso Joienh W Cook, two thildrr " Australian registration suffered A Cook aid M ilt Martha < • Lasher. Foniana. Cal ; two »lepminor dsmage before pulling away Footballs have been known t-l j .Seminolet—the Florida State I 'nl aont, Waller II Trapp. Enterher mother. Mrs. Della S. J*tt.ako a disty bounce, therein- turn­ 11 realty lype visit (he Cniverllty p r lir ; Dttn E. Trapp, Miami, ami son, Fort Lauderdale; one »i» t ■ The atr medal is one of Ove top understand any ol Ihr gauges ex­ possible los. ol life and properly Mrs E, C I amphell, Jn< k son illing irita m - irt-iry- ini-- -lefeal, or 1-f Ftnrisla rampuy to watre war |u gran-lcliil-lrrn. ten awards a aervtre man can cept that nf the fuel tank nf thr inhabitants in Ihe area di-aster l-ti- glory. This game sill I lima v right years Fun-ral servicer will hr e' ^ re c e iv e for meritorious achievetvuh thr pilot still unconscious, * His heroic conduct throughout 2 p m, Saturday al Hrl-eur I Fnllunr-r- -if the pigskin pa-adr • f rffo rt' I- stag* a football game 1-enrralt) fair » ii h little fern Stone Be* the plane al level was in krrptng with the highest nrral Home. The Rev, L F II - h ien l. It* prelentation ia fre­ petslure ihsnge through Salur gef d u ty . ino, when their iavortle between the two schtiolr. q u en t in war. hut eatremely rare flight for 15 minute* at low altl traditions of the United Slates man will officiate Burial will 1 All, yes, Ii* a busy schedule for -Isy High today ■* lo *2. low I- wattiurs ale locked in battle on tudea. Lark of oxvjren leave* any­ Naval Service." tn paace. the gridiron. Thrie have It. en • ports fans. But, that isn’t all In low in Evergreen Cemetery. rlghl * •.> l» oT. North sod northThi* morning. Robert E. Stone, one mentally and physically im­ The citation is signrd ' lor Ihe ■a-f -iuiG '- lo 13 mile< per bnur many “big" f-oH —ll wrerlerul*. bid Dried-1, th* ■easun ir arriving a young airman attached to P a t­ paired for some lime, hut the president, . . hy Secretary of the this -me lop* 'em all Thi- could m*au only that the Harold C Schuler, 133 Plantspilot wai able to recover enough Navy. Thomas S Gales." ron SI at the Sanford Naval Air I-. ''A- fr.-d. Iam g ood and Dviedu basketball team is going lion Road, fv-Rary, died 33'ednaa* In radio thr tow rr and aak for Station received Ihe aw ard Stone is the son of Mr and Mrs l. allies-llle, spirit l> lunumg into a- lion dav afierniHin in tha Veterans Oq May I of thia year Stone an interceptor plane Harold A. Stone. 23t Law rente SI higl Here, spirit bad aim—t Oviedo ri->r«--l go in for ftoibalf, H otpfirl, Like City. Mr. Schuler N " 4.33 YORK l l ' l ' l t The took hi* ftral Bight in a Jet air­ The other craft waa dispatched Columbia, Da He entered the Christmas spirit hits the «ide-stlk« reached a fever pilch a* the S-n- hut the school and supporters are was horn Nov. IS, 1888 in Mount cra ft. aa * passenger. Ilf had immediately and led Ihe TV-J navy in I9M. and lias been via MIAMI -DPI)—A foot pstrnl inulet pd i-sre I In take to the tm f rraay ab-ut Ihe "round hall." It Vernon, N. 3 He ram p to DeBaey prcvioualy flown only ■ few tim ri. back lo the field, where the flier Honed In Sanford since May of man hit Ihr jackpot when i»e o f New Y - t i |rat*> P vlun-eipal Stadium Ar n a i f -l-v*sn’t Ilk* too many unusual in ti>*i3 from Flushing. I,. L. N. Y. .-atta t suves will take up their — The TV-2 took off from the San­ was aide to make a safe, though that year. Ill* duties at Fasron 31 checked a walkway ludween two t-mlght !• at least a lie for the bsiuners. C-ach Paul A1ikl»r'a Mr. Schuler v rit a retired cash­ tio-ts. wiiu their rolleetion iwts, f o r d baar on a local flight. At shaky landing lie waa still suf are in the metalsmlth shop downtown buildings lierr Tl-ur* Orange Belt Conference em ail. s-piad tonight Inaugurates its ier for th# Racing Association of tn start tug ant-uat Christm as ap 25.000 feel the pilot lost conic lout- fering n he left the plane. There Thoie who know him say that tlav night iairig"o-d Cilireri' are rvpeiled hardwood season is-jth a trip to Nen York. He Is survived hy big peal of the Y otuM rri« of America neaa due lo lark of o ty fen . the wai no dam age to thr aircraft he is very modest about the in Hr bund two drunks and a In turn • -it i i irenid numbers to­ Pierson wife. Mis. Maria Schuler: ona ion* airc ra ft entered a dive. Stone The citation deacrlhea the In­ rident. The citation from the rattlesnake night a* thr Lyman Greyhounds This will tie th* firat of eight Arthur Schuler, Milford, Conn.| b ecam e alarmed, noticed the cident. Ihrn rcada. "B y hit cour­ President would make any man Car Kxports Uine Humane Society night vinergen host Florida Military Academy of prr Christmas games foe Oviedo tlrrrr grandchildren! ona alitor, pilot * condition and grabbed the ageous decision to rem ain in the proud, but Robert Slone consider ry man David Dedal picked up LONDON (DPI* - British *t- Del.and. Il’s homecoming and the lligh. When Ihe Lion, start Mrs. tl*iiha Rink, California. (tick . The plane made a recov­ aircraft when he might have ed ihe artion "In line of duly." the snake and said it wa• too ports of automobilci in Octnbtr final game of th« season for the roaring, many Oviedo fans are ex* The Rev. A- G. M rlnnii will of* ery from the diva at *00 feet. elected to parachute, and by hit The air medal and ritatlon were young Rt hurt any one. rore by move than 1.000 over the Greyhounds, pe. ted to i* among tha spectators. ficiate at funeral aerrUai Sunday Speed ef the Jet aircraft waa skillful and timely actloni there­ presented thi* morning during InPotiee laid ihe tvsuy mrn ar­ p rr-io u , month white production Another attendance record la ra* It's great In h* a sport* fan. in Itrir*- n Fure-al llama at t p> eatim ated at 800 mile* an hour, al after. Stone not only saved the suertIon hy Cdr E J Winter, rested weren't in any condition lo fell by more than 2,80^ Ihe Board peeled at Florida Field lom -no'* Th* question is; wheia will on* *i. Burial vs ill be ia Oaklgwa Mtthou Ik *0pear-oid Stuoa coukl not I Ufa af Use pitot, twit prevented Use commanding officer ol I t u o a 41. • harm tbs r a t i f y h « . eithefc of Trad* reported Thuxaday. aaonaJ Park. -f a /tt/jtgpn *£co anrtiier. brand ol n l Tampa Man Slated To Give Talk For Committee Of 100 Juice Packer Says .Water Isn't Used; Hits His Accusers ★ ★ ★ President Repeals 'Firm Intention' In Berlin Slayer hies Chair Lake Harney Man Saved By Firemen Union 5ervice Set For Thanksgiving Two Cars Collide On 20th Again st. Race Unify Asked On Dues Dropped By Billy Graham Winter Festival Slated Tomorrow Motor Fumes Kill Aged Sanford Man Pensacola Is Hit By $2 Million Fire Won’t Shoot Bull, Bullfight Okayed Mrs. Joseph Cook Dies In Hospital K I .Making I-I*« G rid , Cage G am es Face Sports Fans Heroic Action Brings Medal To Sailor Weather Harold C. Schuler Dies; Rites Sunday Two Drunks, Snake Yule Spirit Hits Netted From Alley I �flj* 2 —Fri., Nor. 9 1 . 19 M . , . •vifarfe lin ll p r e s e n tin g . *lJoiir G iu r c h All Church Notices Must Be Presented At The Sanford Herald Office By 10 A. M. On The Day V*-'4 *’3A* ** Before Publication. Christ Baptist .• FIRST BAPTIST t'HLRCH 111 n r i t Avriwa **. p. Brook». Jr. P»flor JT, H Flitter Aiv-k I’ailor Morning Worihlp I IS a. m. Bund*; School •;*$ m. .M prnlng Wnnhlp .. 11:00 a. m. Training Union — P- « • Evening Wonhip ... .. T 30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Sen Ice I P p m. N unery n ailab le CENTRAL BATHST I 'll l R(~H Car. tlth 81. A Oak Av». J . L. Moor* . . Interim P a.tor Sunday School ......... I IS a. m. Slorntng Worihlp . . . . ll:0 0 a. nt. T raining Union . . . . 8:43 p. m. Evening Worihlp . . . . . 8:00 p. m iw H . Prayer Rervlra 8 no p. m IpiftECRLST BAPTIST CHURCH Ml W. Oaera Road 'D onald Gramme** Paitor I Sunday School * * 3 •• « • M e n ia l Worihlp 11:00 a. m. T ra ln ln i Union . . . . 8:1® P- ">• K vrn in i W orihlp......... 7 : 0 p. m. Wed. P n y e r lervlra T :« p. m. Suriery available * i SOUTH 81Dl'. BAPTIST CHURCH E. Mlb 81. A P ark A re. G erald B. Prlrr ....... P»»tor Sunday Bible School 10.00 a. m. • P roachim ........ . ■ 11:00 a. m. .B ib le Study ............... 7:00 p. «"■ J Evangellitlc P reathlni 7 :(J p. m. ♦ Wed. Prayer Service 7:41 p. nt. w ist s io r Presbyterian CHURCH O r CHRIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 2nd SI. aad Elm Ate. CHURCH Georg* M. A’a l n ........... I'ailor Dek Ave. and Third Ml. nible School ........... . to.00 a. m. Pavlor Morning W orihlp , 11:00 a. m. A. G. M rlnnii M:43 a. m. Evening W orihlp . 7:15 p. m. Morning AA'nrihlp Wed. Hilda Study 7:45 p. m. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Mcming AVurihip __ 11:00 a. m. CHURCH OT CHRIST Senior Fellowihip 8:30 p. m. Geneva 7:00 p, m Ralph llre n rr Jr. .. Kvangcifrt Evening Wonhip .. Rlhlf School 10:00 i. in. N'uriery Available Morning AVorihlp . . 11 :f*0 a. m Evening AVorihlp . 7:30 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wed. Prayer Service 7.30 p. m. DERARY DeRary Clvle Center C lll'R C H o r CHRIST Morning Wonhip 10 00 a. m. Paola Bible Study lh.no c. m. Morning W onhip |l:0O a. m. COMMUNITY Evening AA’orehlp 7:00 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH l.akr Mary Episcopal John W. I'lltcy P aitor IIOUT CROSS EPISCOPAL Sunday School ... . in on a. m. CHURCH Morning Wonhip 11:00 a. m. Park Ave. al 4th SI. Rev. John AV. Tham ai .. Poitor Junior High W eitm lnliter Holy Kueharfat ........... 8:00 a. m. Fellowihip ....... 1:10 p. m. Family S en d er— * Church School . . . 9:11 a. m. Senior High W etim lnliter fellow ihip 7.30 p. m. Morning P r a y e r Sermon ll.o o a- m Holy Communion— UPS ALA COMMUNITY T u tid ty .. . 7;10 o. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH W ednetdiy . . . . . . 10:00 a. m. ------- P a ito r , Thuroday ... 7:30 «. m. John AV. I’illey Junior High AVriimlniitma taooj Sacra menl of Penance 9,00 a. m. Saturday ........... . S;OOC;00 p. m. Morning AAerthip Sunday School 10:00 a. m. AM. HAINTHKPISCOFAl. CHURCH Other Churches Enlerpriie Tr. Paul Shult* . . . Tailor riNKCREST ASSEMBLY Holy Communion— o r GOD CHURCII Sunday 8:00 a. mCor. 771b aad Elm Morning I*rayer— P aitor Sermon . .. ........... 9:30 a. m. II. M. Snow .................. Holy Communion— Sunday School ....... 9.43 a. m. l i t Sunday each month !*:30 a. m. Morning AVorthlp 10 So a. m. Evening Wonhip 7.00 p. m. MISSIONARY BAPTIST I I I 8. Holly Are. William L. Stephen ....... P«»tor Sunday School . . . . !0:00 a. m. Lutheran Morning Worihlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED •B ible Study .. ......... 7:00 p. m. LUTHERAN' CHURCH 1 Evening W orihlp...........7:10 p. m Hanfurd Shrine Club JW ed. Prayer Service . . T : » p m. Erneil Rolick Jr. I'ailor Church School ... 1:43 a .m . ? CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worihlp ... 10:00 a. m. C. O. Swiggerty . . . . . Paitor Sleering Committee 11:00 a, m. Sunday School . . . . 10:00 a. m. Choir P ra c tic e .................3:00 p. m. ■Mornin* Worihlp . 1100 a. m. Thun Catechlim C la n 4:00 p. m. 1I.DER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Jo e Douthitt I'ailor Sunday School ......... 9:41 a m. M ornlai Worihlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. T ra ln ln i Union ......... 4:11 p. m. Evening Wort h ip ......... 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCII OF GENEVA Ja c k L. Men art I'ailnr Sunday School .. m m a. m. -M orning S m ite 11 on a. m. ; T ra ln ln i Union 8 30 p m. Evening Wort hip 7 in p. m. JW ed. Proyor Sorvler . 7:30 p. m ! HILLTRLKT BAPTIST t III B ill OF GENEVA . C b ir lti W. Hi mil J r. Paalnr Sunday School in.on a. m ' Jlom lng Worihlp 11:00 a. m. T ra ln ln i Union . .. 4:11 p. m. E v en ln i Worihlp . . 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7.30 p. m I FIBST BAPTIST CHURCH or LOST.WOOD Cor. ( b ir th A G rant Sti. C. L. Futch .................. I'ailnr Sunday School ........... 9.11 a. m. M oralai Worihlp . . . . u rn a. m. jT rp * sls| Union ... s 43 p. m. .E v e n ln i Worihlp 7:41 p. m. Wed. Prayer S m ite 7:41 p. m M K E MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH Three mllci n t i l of Sanlord m Flrnt 5|.. rtihl at Monro* Corner Jlobort G. II) iii . Pait ir •Sunday School .......... 10.00 a. in. 'M orning Wonhip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union . .. s io p. m. Evening Worihlp . ... 7:30 p. m Wed. Prayer Service 7.30 p. m THE ALIJANCE CHURCH ChrDUaa aad Miviloaary AlUaace Park Ave. aad tlth SL David S CamrfiK Paitor Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Morning Wonhip . 10.40 a. m. Evrntng Service 7:43 p. m A.Y'.F. Youth Service €-30 p. m. LUTHERAN CHURCH O F THE Wed. Prayer Service I 00 p. m. IIKDEEMER 101 AV. n t h Place FIRST CHURCII OF CHRIST Herbert AV. G oern P allor SCIENTIST Sunday S<hoo| . t*. 1S a. m i>00 E. Second Si. Adult Bible C la n 9:11 a. m. Worihlp Service 10:30 a. in. Sunday Schuul 11:00 a. m. Sunday W onhip 11:00 a. m. ST. LI KE'S LUTHERAN Wednesday Service 8:00 p. m. S latia (N ear liriedoi Stephen M. Tvihy Paitor Tucaday Heading . 2:30-4:30 P- m. Morning AVnrihip 8:23 a< m. Ih u n d n y Reading 2:30-4:30 p. m. Sunday School 9;00 a. m. CHURCH OF GDI! Chriitlan Day School, Monday F rearb Ave. aad 21nd St. through F ridiy — Kindergarten • Elementary 9:00 a. m. J»*l D. Brown T atter Sunday School .. 0 13 a. m Methodist EvangelDtle Servlet 7 30 p. m Tueulay Service . 7.30 p. m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH III r« rk Ave. I HCRCH o r JESUS CHRIST T. C. 0'Steen P aito r o r LATTER DAY SAINTS Morning Woirhlp I 30 a m City Hall Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Branch P ieaidtnt Morning AVorihlp . lt:oo a. m. J. (» Brook• , Organ Vcvperi 7:10 p m. Sunday School ....... 10,00 #. m. «.00 p. m. Evening Worihlp T lo p. m. Sacramenl Mealing Youth Recreation I 10 p. m THE SANFOBD FREE METHODIST CHURCH CONGREGATION OK Laurel Ave. at 4ik SI. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Ira E. Hindman J r. Paitor 1121 AA. H i SI. Sunday School 9 43 a m Morning AVorihlp 10 43 a. m Sunday AVilchlowar Study A 3.00 p. ri . FMY 7:00 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Evening Worihlp 7:30 p m. AVtd. Dibit Study . Mon FMY Recreation 7:00 p. in. FH Mimvtry School . . . 7:30 p, m. 8:30 p. m T u n FMA’ Prayer 7:30 p. m. Friday Service Wed. P ray rr Service 7.30 p. m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH O r LONGWOOD GRACE METHODIST CHURCH E. Ruth Grant Tailor P la rc rn t Svbool Audllorltm Sunday School 10.oa a. m. ■ W. Thuitiaa Par m m Jr. , . I'ailor Morning W nnhlp 11:00 a. m. Sunday School. Evening Service 7:11 p. m. Morning Wonhip 19 a m Tuei I’rayar Servlre 7:11 p. m. FOSTER CIIAPEL SANFORD SEVENTH DAY METHODIST CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCII Oviedo FIRST BAPTIST ITIUBCII Sevraik St. aad Elm Ave. o r OAIEIM) Sunday School 9 43 a. m. I’atlor 11 00 a. m A C. McClure Ja c k T. Dry ml r* iio r Morning Wonhip .Sunday School t ts a. m Evening AVorihlp S.Oo p m. Saturday Sabbath Schorl 9 30 a m Morning Wonhip . . . . 11:00 a. m •Morning Worihlp 11:00 a. m. Wed. Prayer Service . 7:10 p in. .Training Union 4:11 p. m PAOLA WESLEYAN •Evening Service M il p m METHODIST CHURCII THE SALVATION ARMY ( Milrv AA'evI on Rl. 14 .Wed. Prayer Service T 30 p. m III E. Second SL [Cecil W. Shaffer .. Paitor Sunday School . 9:43 a. m. Sunday: Morning Worihlp 10:43 a m. Sunday School 10.00 a. m, , ALL SOI I.S CATHOLIC AVrileyan Youth 4.41 p. m Holme 11 Meeting . . . . 11:00 a. nt. CHURCH Evening W onhip 7 30 p m Street Meeting ......... a to p. m Dak Ave. at Ilk SI. AVcd. Prayer Service 7.30 p m Y'PL ............................. 1:00 p. m. R er. Richard l.yni Paiu-i Salvation Meeting . .. 7.30 p. m ■Sunday M aim ........... 7;0« a. m. Nazar cnc T ut iday: •••*..- 1:30 a. mCorp Cadrta ........... 3 30 p. m. ...,,« « « 10.Oo a. m. FIRST t i l l RCII Band Practice . .. . 4.00 p. m. «.«.»««. 11:30 a, n , o r THE N.UARENE Ladiev Home League 7:10 p. m. jD atly M an ............ 7:11 a. m. W. 2i4 SL at Maple Ave. Tbur*. P rayer Servlre 7:10 p. m R II. Spear Jr. I’ajlor Sat. Street Meeting 4 30 p. m. Sunday Srhool .. ‘Christian 9.41 a. m. 1 Morning Worihlp 10:43 a. m THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE • FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH NY PS 4 30 p m. :ilh aad Ckave Ave. . 1417 S. Saafnrd Ave. NJS 6:30 p. m. Perry L. S'on# r iltor Evening AVunhip . I'ailo r 7.30 p. m L. T. T aiker Sunday Sehnel 9 :|C m, Wed. Trayer Service 7 30 p. m. Sunday School . 10,00 a. m. .Mominr AVorihlp . ]|:D 0 «. m. Morning Wonhip . ll.o o a. m. jYoutk Program......... 6:30 p, m. Evening AVonkip . . . . 7.41 p. m. L.AEEMARY vAduli TtaUIng Ceuri* . 6:36 p. m. CHURCH OF THE NAXARENE Tut Ida y Servlet .. .. 7:41 p. m. jC vM lng W anhip . . . . T:00 p. m Thuriday S e r v le t......... 7:41 p. m. Lobe Mary y N c roatlan . 7.30 p. ml S. L. Draudy .......... p4,tor Sunday School ........ 10.00 a. m. UNITY C E N T s iT o F SANFORD ; CONGREGATIONAL Womlni WtraUp . . . 11:00 a .m . W aaiaa'a O ab—m Oak A lt. ■V CHRISTIAN CHl'RCH Young Peopm'a Mealing 7 ;ii p. m. Joitphio* I . Stuckl* ------- P aito r ' _ I’M* Ato. at m b Ht. Evening Wonhip . . . . . . ! : : • p. m. Sunday AVorihlp . . . U : 0 0 a .m . ............... I’ailor Wed. P ray er Service l oo p. m. Woodruff R ulldlat iMblo Scbo*| 9:41 a. m. M lulonary Meeting >04 K. Flral SL, Mm. I l l W orihlp........ I t :00 a. in. F irit W’cd n e a d a y ............ » .w p, a . Tucadag C U a a............... 1:00 p. m. T H E C H U R C H FOR A L L . . . ALL FOR THE C H U R C H T b* Chunk it the gteitetl factor on eaith for the building of chancier and good cititrnihip. It ia a ttoiehouM of ipifitual valuti. W ithout a itioflg Chuuh. neither drmoctacy nerciviliration can vuivivr. Theie ate four mund iraioni why every p^non ihould atlrnd lervicri regularly and vupport the Chorch. Th»y are: ( 1 ) For hit own n l r . ( 2 ) For hit chilJren'i lake, f J ) For the ta le of hit common.ty and nation. ( 4 ) Tor the take of the Church itrrlf, which needi hi* moral and material rupport. Plan la go lo church regularly and read your Bihle daily. Day Sunday Monday T ialm i Wedneiday Thurtday Tialm* ('oltM ian, Pialm i Philippian* Philippian* R ook Chapter Verie* 107 3 . 122 M ( 1 .2 4 li t : 1-6 P r o if T b a Tuetday Friday Saturday 134 3 21 4 4 .7 1 3-11 When Ave pause to be thankful for God's many blessings, It Isn’t really a time of looking back. Just for a moment we survey the road we have travelled. We are grateful for the abundance we have received . . . for the strength and the happiness that have been given us. But Jhen w$ sense the real meaning of Thanksgiving. We look ahead along the road to tomorrow. We face all the uncertainties of the future Avith one supreme confidence; the loving God who has so blessed us in the past is our hope and strength and happiness through the years to come! Faith more than gratitude is the spirit of Thanksgiving. When you come to your Church to thank God, you are taking another con­ fident, faithful step toward life's spiritual goal. O f j t t f i l / I I I , 4 w f*t dlw. iHMbg'J. J A. This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each W eek in The Sanford Herald with the appro\*al of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well-known business establishments: EH.NIL'S S T A N P A R D OIL STA TIO N S A N fO n i) N A T IO N A L PRINTING BANK COMPANY FERTILIZER PROGRESSIVE COMPANY* SHERMAN W HEELER NEHI nOTTUNG CELFRY* CITY* A T L A N T IC COMPANY CONCRETE PIPE PRINTING COMPANY W ARNERS CO. GULF SERVICE Catholic ROY* WALL GENE'S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS MACHINE A SUPPLY CO. FURNITURE COMPANY R1TZ W. FLORIDA STATE BANK TRUCK W. H A RRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK THEATRE GREGORY HORNE BROKERAGE PLUMBING YV1LSO.VMAIEK STINE CO. LUMBER A. COMPANY K. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION, CO. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. �-1 m^Kov. 21. iw -F m »— n.w !Whitneys leaving Public Warned To Avoid social Register; Voodoo Dolls 0 ! Haiti Others Get Gate WASHINGTON *11*1 >—Thr pub capable of making adult* quite Hr wgj on warning today lo krep ill. bands off Haitian voodoo dolls The irrv ler >aii| tbr Haitian rm b aijy here ha* promited In '» ich carry a built-in jinx. T.'e L’.S, Public Health service atk it* government to bar further aay* ,.\f dull*. sold i t Ihii country' export* of the doll*. a t novrliie*. can hr* adult* h U'i Voodoo! *m i* a religion prae• poison ivy-like ra:h. It **hl Heed largely annng th r people* bean* u*.-d a* eye* on the doll of Haiti and the W rit Indira, and Cer­ « 'M till an infant who snallovcd consist* largely of sorcery Ore. tain charm*. »ur!i a* the voodoo ^ I t . r »crvice laid It brsan doll*, are ti*etl in th r rile*. • tir.g thr Writ Indian no' cltir* Tbr Pits ha* no authority to after So Atlanta high acht.nl *tu- take thr do!!* off the counter* of •Irnt* broke out in a ra*h after retail (lure*, according to Mr*. the (lolia were ujed a* party Tula Urocard. publl" information officer, but »be aaid tta ir authorfavor* Head* of the Haitian dulla, it i1ir* who do h a ir power to do to v a t found, are made of raihcw h a ir been notified. tot*, Te*i* showed the *liell* con The dull i* on a long »li*k. in t lined a liquid tim ilar to thr oil tended primarily for u*c a* le v ­ I . ■*"-t Ivy leave*. Volunteer* | erage iw lrrle tick*. The doll ha* broke out In blitter* 13 to So min a small straw hat **ilh ta> irtt on ^ r * aftrr touehinc the head*. the ahell head. Tlir government statement **id ■ i:> r» of the doll* were ticIle'ed to be deadly Jrquirity tim ilar hut *inallcr doll*, nude bran*. Ihi* I’llS »aid Thrv arr from toffee bean*. were not dan e-nsidrred Iri'ial for infant* and serous. f e r . M t IN A D V E N T U R E — Hurb u rn Rui*h mill S te w a r t C r a n g e r h a v e tlio M a rr in g m ien in “ H a r r y R lnck nn<l th e T iy fcr." w h ic h o p e n s a t th e I l i t i T h e a tr e S u n d a y . P la y in g a M rontr M ip p o rlin ir rule i* A n th o n y S teel. NEW YORK c m - T b r Whit n c ji teemed today to be folio* Ing in the footitrp* of th r A lton and thr Vanderbilt*—OUT of the New York Social Register. l o r the first tim e in iti TJyrarhitlory society's Who'* Who hai dropped a member of the tocisl ly luprrm c Whitney eian without being itq tis lc d to do to. Thr 1911 register. Ju*t off th r prr*«ra, tim e tie v.ite to Cornelius Vanderbill Whitney. Thr legislcr* mytlerlou* "ad tlw ry com mlltceM apparently boomed thr mining tyroon turned film producer beeau«r he di tor red hi* trto n d wife lo marry 'Ira Mary Hotfortl, a divorcee hr inet worn *hr «*» playing a role In one of hi* mo*let. Whitney * cousin, C.5 A m bit ad >r t« Britain John Hay Whit­ ney. a*ked the r rg iitr r to ritscon linitr hi* Hating s c r r a l yeari ngu beta'.ue he felt it *»** un democratic. Itul the Whitney comm ship still make* up a siteahlr bloc in thr litllr black vol| ume. compared to the three A* tor luting* and three kandrrbllt lilting* that have managed to t u r tit r divorce, scandal and oth­ er Social R rg iitrr bugaboo*. There v>a* many a ihock in thr rrg iitrr for trn iitiv r socialites. Rarhara Hutton apparently gavr the k in of death lo the luting of young author Philip Van Urns* irla rr, d rirrn d an l of one of New York* oldrit Dutch d i m . Bar bara. who »a< dropped y rs rt ago. travelled all o*rr Europe and Mexico lait year with Philip, and It waa widely reported that they were thinking of marriage despite thr fact that hr wa« 2d year* her junior. Iloicmary Warburton, who ha* been vying with Mr*. Thomai tlancrnft Jr. for the title of No. 1 New York h o itrit. failed lo get bark Into Ihe rrg n te r by m arry­ ing unc of it* littrea, poet Hugh Chisholm J r . iclon of a Maine paper manufacturing family. Ur Starring Slrw arl Granger. Iliirbara llu*h and Anthony Steel, will! 1. S. Jnliar. Hill John Bra bourne produelion, rtirrclcd by Hugo Ircgimcvo for Twentieth Century Fox rclea»r, i* elutinguivhed a t Ihe fin t B rvtrrn film Reports Say U. S. To Aid Yugoslavia With $100 Million WASHINGTON ( CPI I—Authori­ tative *nuree* *aid today the CnlIrd State* I* preparing to *end CotrmuniM Yugo*lavla atvmt 100 mPllon dollar* morr tn economic P ari of the new a*vi*tanre. they laid, will be designed lo takr up ai-.'ue nf the *l*ck left when Ru»aia latt *ummer backed out of tl* nsreement In a ttlit Yitso»lav Marvhal Tito‘* induitrtal program. Thi* will hrtng lo about 900 tmllmn dollar* Ihe amount »f American economic aid tn Tito liner 19Vi to help him punue a £ u r * e indrpemlrnl nf Moicow. Liquor Dealers Reorganize Here After two year* nf Inactivity, lb* Seminolr County Liquor Deal­ er* \*»oeiatlon reoreaniird rec­ ently More than M per cent of the liquor dealer* in the countv attended the meeting at the ValtjK ' Hotel. f‘!e<ted a t prerident «f the A»•ociation wa* Frank Durio. Lake Morvioe l-m Vie-*'-rc*Hent 1* l^o n ard SVale*. Harry * Liquor Store, ami secretary tre a ro rrr it P eter J Kelly, Altamonte Sprlngi. Director* rppoinlrd by Ihe presi­ dent were Charles Civok. ARC; Boll Escrano*. Midway; Mra. Ituhy Gindry, *1 nod It Uqu»r Store; George Slcphcn*. Gcirgc'a ^ a v r r n . Roger Tobin. M T. Inn. » The Anociatlun will meet on the first Tuetday of each month. By HENRY SHAPIRO MOSCOW (CPU — Marshal M kolai Bulganin who wa* replaced a* prem ier latt April i* *eriou*ty ill and undergoing medical treat produced entirely In India *!ncr mrnt In Moicow, reliable source* • aid today. this nation's independence. Nature of hit Bines* wa* not Sydney Boehm * screenplay from David Walker's popular no­ disclosed. Thr <U year old Rulgavel, "H airy Black,” tell* lwn -torif* in mse. F lrtt it i* a »toiv of a great druggie for *orvi**l between the hunter and the turn led, and iccond, It I* n love alury that i* dinmrd front lt*e •tort. In the title role of the hunter. S t e w a r t Granger rrlrntlevdy \ l ’ E It N B E ft G. Germany italk* hi* prey, a man rating it i’l l —Santa Cl*u» la Iwtter than tigrr wlm terrurifr* Indian ill a policeman any tim e, especially laget*. Strang ly, tile l l u have when you're five year* old and much in comon Harry Black ha* loxl. Police know- this for they a war injury' which ha* made him have children of th rir own. lame and the tiger ha* many hat A friendly policeman found 1 lie tears from narrow escape* In year old M a n ti e I a roaming the jungle, (loth are solitary, bit­ Ihrough the bu*y ren ler of N'liernter and dcleitninrd fighter*, When twrg and Inok hrr lo Ihr itatinn Ida attention tv not directed at the houpe. But Manuel* couldn't re tiger, it i* concentrated on hi* memlier her last nam r or her love for hi* friend a wife. It it aU dm s. deep and Mncerr, Imt the I* not She Uwikrd around the nation free to return It Barbara llmli, Him and saw a telephone and talented young Twentieth Century- avkrd if she could rail Santa Fox contract Mar, play* the young ( lau* whom ih r had Juat »cen wife who t« unable to break away standing in front of a department from her husband, played by An »tnrr. thony Steel Sure. *ald th r cop, and hr Mr. olccl hai perhap- the incut called another policeman in Ihe dlftitult role in tin* Cinam aSt.pe r.ext room. What would you like De Luxe Color presentation, it* for (h riilm a t? hr a*ked, and play* a basically weak, but *ym- Manuria told him a doll, a Ira palhie man, whiur w raknn* he- *ct, doll clothe* . imy* hi* frici'd a id *lmu*t lu.f* And which chimney should thr nim hi* wife and child. I. S. Johar prevent* lie brought down? Thr round* out the -tarring r a il at llapu, the huntrr'* faithful aide Santa ( lau* cop inked. Manurla ■ Mr. Johar, India's furenu>*t if* memory returned She gave her tordui'Ctur * liter, make* hi* de- pairnt* name*, the »treet ad d rrii out in a film piodu> *■*! by a Com­ and a description nf the home. The police railed her porrnti pany uutxldr hi* nat vc country "H arry Black and the Tiger” rod gavr them Manurla and the it the product of long wtrk* nf Chriitma* ti*t intensive location work In the dense jungle* and sky piercing Unity Service Set mountain* of India The produc­ The Unity Church Ceiitrr will tion wa* filmed near llandipur. celebrate th r annual Thanksgiving fifty mile* from Mysore CHy, and vervire Sun-lsy at tl a. m. In it the first time Hie (TncmaScope Ihe Sanford Woman's Club. Sub camera* ha*e protw*! the fabulous jr r t of the Rev. Josephine Slue interior* of t hi a magnificent toun kie'a sermon will he "The True tryTliankvgiv i n f " Lost Tot Chooses Santa Over Police Nip With Coffee, She’s 107 Todoy PATERSON. N. J. f t ’P l i - M r * G elum ina Drl Vrerhlo. who take* a nip with h rr daily rup of eoffer. rrlebr.ste* her 107th birthdav today. She attrib u te' her longevity to eating everything, drinking everything and not wor The average jetliner carries rylng about anything enough fuel to drive your family Howrvrr, Mr* Del Vecchlo automobile to Ihe moon—IZJ.WO doesn’t smoke She say I *he hav not hern ill In Ihe ta»t SO year* mile* General Insurance I It. JAMES (JUT AGENCY 312 EAST PRUNE I I. JA M E S G IT FIRST STREET Local Marine Ends Recruit Training n. OUT A MIX'. of tomorrow — but thry could hr alar* today if they utrd their heads," he grinned Tonight Boh will Introduce Nan - vValtci*. Tuesday Weld. Andra Martin. Judy Nugent, Theodora Davilt. Judl M rrrdiih, Jill St lohn, Mjrn* Fahey, Kathy Nolan ami Arlene Howell, M in U.S.A. of l*M •'I'll lie m ing w fitf of them in future picture* and TV »how*,'' Hope said. A rom rdian nerd* pretty girl* around. They make great thillt. Think about it for a minute, all ro m iri like to have *cxy young thing* around while they're tell­ ing joke* It break* up the mo itotony. All t'*e Girt* "George Gobrl, Robert Cumniiitgi, Ja*kle Gleaton, Miltnn Itrrte and alt thr rrvt have lived girl* for laugh* — and tome of litem go on tn t< big atari. The gall, I mean ” In addition to (hr drh atari, Hope a shennigana were retpoasable for launching Dori* Day, f h f e ley Macl-ame. Caro!me Jone* an4 Joan Caulfield. "Girt* ir iv a a different purpoae 'n movie* than the; do tn TV," Boh explained. "In picture* they help keep the Itory line together nrd provide a little lave intereft. They aim give me a ehanea to wind up in a rlinrh. "Yep. I ve worked with some dandle* — Hedy Lamarr, Jann Ruatrll, Lucille Ball, Joan Fon tame. Madeleine Carroll and Dor­ othy I.amour. Bight nmv my co­ tta r it Rhonda Firming. You ran l do much better than that." New Salem Church To Stage Benefit H ie New Salem P. B. Church will have a benefit program Sun day night, featuring linger* frpm all part* of Sanford Proceed* wilt go to the St. Paul M. B. Church. Non-Believer Now P aitor of the New Salem Church KDIXRL'RG. T e a . — (U P !)— * the Rev. F. Frleon. A freewill John Thom** Filings *»rth due*- offering **tll be taken during the n’t hsliese in *lgn» anymore. program. Filingiworth, wa* reiently Thr new V.S. jetliner* ir o a: scnicnrrd to four year* in prison for breaking Into the "Help per rent fatter than the tateil Youf»elf” laundry in McAllen, piiton engine aircraft, and carry Tex. 70 per cent more load. Come To SANTAS [fflA A M D wl Lay-Away For Christum! jL .t j . *• * ' ♦ / ; nin also wa* reported ill l il t Ju n r and In I9U when he wa* unablr tn rective a visiting Finn­ ish delegation. Premier Nikita Khrushchev tlia rinsed tail summer Bulganin had undergone an operation In a Mmrow hospital III* IPS* Blue** w*« announced by the official Soviet new* agency Tav*. me first lime such an an nounrrntrnl had been made aliuut a Soviet offirial since Jnvef St* lin niffrrrd a stroke in March I9.V.1 Aftrr his June tHnrivt it w n announrrd that Bvilgamn hail taken up Ihe putt of chairman of the economic count il of thr ir mote and minor Stavropol arr a This was followrd by his elimina lion from the Presidium of thr Communist P arty’a Central Com mittre. Latt week Khruihchrv dr mmnrrd Bulganin as a member of thr Milrnkov-Mololov "aim party group” whirh opposed Khrushrhev'a economic plan* Thu led observer* In rnnetude Bulganin had hern removed from hi* job in Stavropol. Thursday Pravda, the official CommunlM newspaper, made th serious charge that Dulgsnin and Ihe other mrm tiers of the di* geared group "put Ihr brakrs on development nf the Soviet Union lasts -C.»W Cm It-r* I** * 3 -« » . A? s5£ 'lOM *l 7 .7 1 dr#> it -wwk l l l i l lake ( » •• KMII 9.95 Pier Asks Divorce From Vic Damone HOLLYWOOD fU P Il — Actrr** Pier Anaeli, ?«. filed for divnrrf from Vie Damone Tliurs-I*' charging her singer husband - f four year* with unspenfird aci* of rrurlly. The attractive llatian W n *i Ires* will rerriv r 1100 a morih for the *upport nf th rlr 3 year obi ton, re rrv , unlit the boy rearhrv 21. acroriling tn a property srt llrm rnt signed by Damone Thr arttlement alto railed (■ ihr linger to turn over 21 per rent *>f hi* yearly grot* earning* (or 121,000, whichever 1* greater tn Ml** Angelt between Jan 1 ireaii dtCffl'l Off 17.88 *v: Vr‘ . K*JO* Elect JO E B A K E R •S*.*tm I l.i 6.66 to your CITY COMMISSION -J" Dec. 2 at City Halt fur efficient honest businesslike C IT Y FA 2.1151 JA M E S HALIFAX. England (Uf*l>— Matthew Sutclilfr. a railway por­ ter, caught o ld our b’uvlerv March day in 1'»"* and went to bed In *hake it off. Except lor hi* mother that wa* the la*t time anyone »aw him until Tbunday. Sutcliffe, njw 5?. tla y rd in bed. ill* neighbor* in \rl>on Slrrel turned out in mat* Thurtday when he appeared on the »trrcl lor thr firil time It 3*i year* tu accompany hi* 12-yrar-oM m atter Mr*. Annie Sutcliffe, to * hinpi MURRAY NANCE JR. 1*1. The doctor* had dccidrd Mr* Sutclilfr wav lew. -d-t in !.. tier own ami *rtu an ambulance after her TV* did not know about her urn until the amhulanee railed Sutrlillr who hr.I,Ini down in Murray E N anrr J r , a ‘.'7 gr* duate of Semmotr High School, th r tam e hotpi’al told a report recently completed recruit training r r . " t wa* verv hai-p* at hnnir at Ihe Marine Corps Recruit Pe and never rr*ll* wanted In go out Mother looked after me very pot. P arrn Plan I. s C. well.” He i* th r ton of Mr*, Mary i Hr *.ud l:ii m an in|erc*t dur­ K. N anrr. w ; Magnolia Avr. ing hi* Jo y.ata m bed wav In Graduation rx rrriir* coincided j "rea d ail the nrwtpaper*” and with the Marine Corp»‘ llk,rd birth­ follow ihe vomer *corr« day celebration According to Mr*. N anrr. who attended Ihe ceremn ntei, there * * i much fanfarr a* the Marine* paraded in r u le before the commanding general Thr celebration «ra* climaxed with Ihe cutting of a huge birthday eake on th r paradr ground*. The Sinfnrd boy wa* one of to per rent in hi* c latt to Ire pro­ moted to private fir»t flat* He *a* a Mudeii at Arkama* A and M. latt year. The t l week training iihedule at Parri* lalatid included drill, bayonet training and other mili­ tary aubjccta. Three week* were »pent on the rifle range where thr recruit* received in u n c tio n In haalc Marine infantry wrapon* Pie. Xanre la tin* in at>celalitrd infantry training at Camp I.r Jeune, S. C. Hr will rrlurn tn Sanford Drr. U to tpend Ihe Chriitma* holiday* with hi* moth cr, before further duty anign menl. It* \ ERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD I t PI I Rob Hope turmund* himtclf tonight with 10 of the moil *hapley, beautiful girl* in Holly wood — hi* annual launching of the "deb Mart” voted motl likely to »uc ceed in Glamour Town \t nllr *kt no»e iigin the girl* they will he flirting wiih con tract* Fur the fifth year in a row rap h! Robert l* providing a spring board to ttartiom (or a park of datilm g beautir* l.a*t year he put Vikki Dougan. IHilorrv Hart, Joan Tabor and Lnn *l l t r i ; ii into ••mil. The year before it «a» Ycnclia Stevenion, Dant I f,lv i;r and Jgv.v a Mar nrIn 19V> Hr helped launch .Anita Ekbrrg. Mata c'nrday and letri Nelson. Hark in IkH it waa Myrna Hantrn Marla Fngliih ami k a n n sharp.1 Hut 5933 wa* Hope'* be»l He Introduced Kim N o'ak, Flame Stew ait. Anne F ra n rlt and Tama I lg All were drh Mart, llr»l Crop Yet ‘ Tin* it Ihe t>e«t crop of girl* vet ll -.-e inthused In hi* illr**lug room I'ctwrrn lake* on 'Mia* Jr* »• .tame*." hi* new mnvir I don t know w hclhrr my tbow will help their cairer* — Imt it r a n t hurt ’em • I hitrnd'iir Ihrm a * I h e vtar* Bulganin, Seriously III, Hospitalized Rifz Sels 'Harry Black And The Tiger' "H arry Black and Ihe Tiger,” a im prove filled adventure dram a a.' a life and death struggle beV vrcn a drleiinltud hunter and an •qually aggressive man rate r, open* Sunday at the Rita Thra Cold Was lengiliy/ Bob Hope To Stage'Deb Show'Tonight He Remained Abed G O V ER N M EN T F ■ .V il— * 1 < »3.99 Mi •>•(■>« W esiemEpito 3 1 4 g. Aiit<lift Ston1 f ir s t ST. Snnford, Fla. Paid Pol. Adv. by- Joe Raksr J �Editorials Fred Othman Says THE COUNTY JAIL By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN CANEEl. PAY PLANTATION. Sr. John V. I —Th# fi*h. s i it lutfteil out, ihuwrd no frish t o*#r my fsnry, plaid pant*. The** impnltihly hrlllilrit dm lxini of the tm riral de#p welcomed m# •• bro­ ther. They rubbed armmd my leg* like cats and next thine you know i I n n luhm rrged with >m In my inorkrl, while they ste (mm my hand rre rk rrs swiped from I-suraner Rockefeller's riming room When s pale-pink fish g rit In s tight with s purple on# (with an •M 5Fhen You Don’t Buy, Hick Salesmen Leave .1 I | I ■ 'I There have been IntmwiiiK reports in resent titty* «lx»ut 3*br.to-door salesmen bilklnp Seminole Counlv realdrnts jplllr offering "IjArpeine’’ in shrubbery* "th e r plant*. rloth *nd many other types of merchandise. IF. Official* have no way of knowing how much money, or many victim*, these "salesmen" have bilked of their lUflrd-enmed cash. A person who ha« Ijern ployed for n •’suckr r " i« reluctant to report it. ;* A clamor Is beinyf raised by some who have l>een vir* ttm iied. They want the culprits arrested and jailed. This is awnawhat like closlnp the proverbial barn door after the S h e haa escaped. 7 ^ Th* best defense apainst this type of rncket t« ssl#* re. ajatince. These men. who live by their wits, have a yowl ia pitch. If Seminole residents refused to buy, however, «« slickers would move into more pullible territory. Workfor a living Is out of tho question for the men In question. Th«y live off easily-earned ensh obtained from "bargain httniera." It Is bard to understand why Seminole residents would glva their money away. When they deal with strangers whose offices "are in their hip pockets." they are asking to b« "taken to tho cleaners." Sanford haa reputable merchants, who dispense aU ut •very type of merchandise that can be found on the market anywhere. Customers know where to find them today. More Important, they know where to find them tomorrow When they give the public a sales talk, personally or through ad­ vertisements, the public can believe what a merchant says. Many reputable businesses have salesmen wlm travel door-ttvdoor. These salesmen are licensed and hnve creden­ tial* from their companies. Too. they have home addresses and telephone numbers, which they are happy to furnish to potential customer*. It is the salesman who Is unwilling to show a ilcense, has no credentials and gives “ vague" att-vvers about hia business, home address and telephone that local residents should challenge. Sanford merchants nre not seeking the "quick dollar." They know that they m ust conllnne to serve each customer. Therefore, the customer will gel this money’s worth. Contrast this with the "fly-by-night" snlesmnn. We be* Uva the contrast will put hint nut of business in Seminole Ry Maniuli ( hllil* County. WASHINGTON - l or the first • • • lime *tnr# th# Integration rorim \rr»y look on such ominous overInn#! of vlnlrnr# and hatred Ih# Elsenhower Administration h:<« begun lo liav# a llttl# hops* that dm worst U nearly over That aome-what-contaglous diicnsc known as "football Attorney (irnrrnl William P. fever" engulfed the Sanford area today. The temperature of fingers, directing the effort lo ret th e average gridiron fan shot to the danger mark as Friday the South to arrepl at least tokrn integration, *##* In the retreat in night and Saturday approached. This fever Isn’t new here, but it reached an all-time high Virgil o fmm ";ii:i**ivs* eii t today. Tonight, Seminole High fans will fill municipal ntu- ante" am! the rloilng of the puh schools a sign that the South dium. Tomorrow, a record crowd Is expected in Gainesville He will coin# around lo a reason aMe fo r the first, game In one of the nation’s greatest grid rival- compromise ides. It was Virginia, tinder lit# direc­ The foregoing sounds n little odd, perhaps. How can a big tion of Senator Marry F ftyrd, football rivalry exist befuio ii e first game Is played? The that art the rxenlttfe -;f le-latsnia explanation, to football lovers, is simple. For those who do ilown to the last ditrli n( shutting not suffer a aelture about the second week in .September, a flown Hip educational ay item Now. Itng, r» hope*. Virginia, hy little explaining la in order. taking th# f|r*t Irritative *tena in. Gainesville, home of the University nf Florida, will be ward granting irhonl hoards th# the site of the first football game between the University right of Ideal nptlun In delerntlnand Florida Stale U niversity of Tnllabnssee. The game is Inc whether inrttally Integrated made possible through the courtesy of the S tate Legislature. schools shall open. Is aetting an other kind of example. the State Board of Control and a flock of football fans. Under llogeri’ dlrectlnn the But, wo're getting ahead of our story. Tonight. Semin- policy the Administration hai ole High 8chool will attem pt to win Its first Orange Ilelt Wen tonf force th# lisue In Ih# Conference championship. Iatkcview of W inter Garden will court* ni intudiy is oostllde tnd furnish the opposition. By heating Ijikcvlcw, Seminole cun to count on th# pressure of pithflinch a t least a tie fnr tho title. If W inter Park is consider­ lie opinion lo grt Ihe arh<»ds reate enough to Iwnt Apopka, Sendnoln has the championship. opened If what seem* In he hap The game In Gainesville Saturday afternoon wIII climax petting In Virginia Is really a *|gtight years of political qtinrterhnrking. As a United Press In­ nlftraot change, then perhaps this t* vvnrMnc ternational wriler declared yesterday, the HatfieM-McCoy •Irategy Kdtiralnra are not n#arlv so disagreement will pale hy comparison. hopeful They nre fearful that th# It all adds up to an interesting weekend, the last of the season for Florida State, the next-to-ln't for the University Of Florida. 'Youth Week' Set At Local Church S 1 Washington Calling Football Fever Rises i b ■ ■ I By R N. Dai Id H. f a r n rlls Th# Alllanrr Church FUI.I. OF THANKS One of the most desirable trails a man ra n base Is a true spirit nf thankfulness Hud Himself ii wrII pleased with those whn sin­ cerely o lfrr thanks to Him. This |s one of the greatest works 'h at any man can perform. One of the psalmists instructs sic lo "sacrifice Ihe sa irtflrc s of thanksglt Ing, and declare Ills works with rejuiring ’ And th# w riter In th« Hi brew , -aid: "Let us offer the sacrifice of praise to tiod continually, that l«, the fruit of our lips glvlnc thanks tu hi. nam e." Too olleti Ihe sitin g of thanks Is a glib, hasty, almost meaningless recitation ot words When It Is sincere and springs front the heart, thanksgiitnc will l>e a great deal more than a few wnrds dutifully uMeted before Ih in k ig h in g (past If wr are at thankful as we might to he, yes. If wr are is (hanklul a t wr pr# tend to l-e. I Inill demand much more of us than hrUf dlltlea senti­ mentally rehrai>ed. When we of­ fer true •••arrinces of thank-civInc" it Is most acreptahle In find. When should Ihe glslng of thank* be offered’ For many it Ii a m atter nl special attention 4. Pater------- 14. Young sr_\ j i t ill t r 5 r . v i t i •almrn f.l jIU 0. Southeast UlllNlkfll.'l 91. Attain IRkJUWUjlb: by south «. Rubbish J 't 94. Rum. - t i r ^ t X U K 4'A t.-i (sbbr.) 11. CMdsass# a tiia a a a fj pled C. Walter’s aid ot stsaoni (C0llM|.) i m m i i L i r i z j t itas-i 11. Hast Oslgtan T. Pries hit 4 : t ' j : j r i ' i : ! u ’i •.■octal Insect 9T.M msrfels iwk' :t v f ' - i (l.dM ralta* •.Color 11- Making Mikii ■:i drink 10. Ifih tra In rhamtwra I I M t l U :- ] IliiJ l- l :ll t 30. Baking L * t il'll:I U L 'K N II. 011 of If. n s*Month pit tabbr.y pstsla Test.east’s Sassise til. 1.) 19. Coin (Ja p ) 11. Coupla 3T.T*rrlbls 50, Begone! 51. Test IS . To color 31.t ’harsrter- 31. A Nail 31. It is . IT. Hun god lotto of man 41. Support (contr.) ia .P sa f, sa 93. Ostrirhllka 19. tiM rtning 49. Wing tlmo ■gant 43. Mai* sheep bird (vsr.) 11. Htek 17. Hacslvad T~ r~ r~ 1 T” i i • • •* lO JS.Chltf room* t Bom.) ii T ]S .Tpart 99. court i4 IT ■•Mint ACIOSfl 1 % II ia II J h a r t----- , If. 8. diplomat 8* Bulat ST. Dlark, t s la Ckltlo nsmta M. R tgrrt 40. Beanor (dim.) 49. r ts tr a n e t 44. Staanras 45. Volcanic rock (pew.) 4T. Catkin 1. gslsctsd 9. Hut a. akoting are* ll % v 4o ift % Ta »# •y % ll % % tt 17 71“ F TS" JT ' . . i /? r r IF *1 & i ii 14 TF ,1" % % #; Ai 4* ts~ #<Jiif#iloo per pupil enrollrd and in thr .h i rage per eapita »|ient for edu­ cation from slate and kural sourc­ es, Arkansas ranks n th , Mis­ sissippi 47th and Virginia 41st In the furtnrr ami Mlh in the ta l­ ler. .Similarly In the number of high achtMil ami ctdlege graduates. In the number of day* Attended per pupil and In the pcrce-dag# o f Seleclit# 'Serslre registrants illsquatilled hy th# mental lest, these Male* are at o r near the bottom This natural!' atfrrls thrir dr velopmenl. «lne# nru industries particularly in rnniplicated fields on a certain day of the year des­ ignated as Thanksgiving pay. Hut, the Scriptures sav ’'(living thanks always lor all things unto tiod and the Father In the name nl our l/inl Jesus C'htlJl." Where h->ukl thanks he ex ­ pressed’ Will the extent nf your thanksglt Ing be Ihe atlrndinre nf a Thanksglt mg Pay «m iee In a church somewhere’ The psalmist admnplshrs us "Enter i n t o hl» gates with thanksgiving «i^t into his courts with praise; hr thank ful unto hint and bless his name " In Ihe Sew Testament we read "l-e. the pcarr of (but nil# In your hearts |n Ihe which also ye are called in onr body and be ye thankful It |s sentbl that we lie continually full n( thanks" both In the sanctuary and In our hearts Why should thanks h# rendered to (l- -I ? Th-- llilslr rspiessle d r. dare* "In every thing give thank* for this t* ih# will of r,od In Christ Jem* r»n -rni-g you." CALL HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 I Kven>ni*-s F’ A 2 *7.TUB J H ER TZ m enr Vic U n h t'lo , A c t. HOI K. l t i & HATI'HI) AY OPEN 12: IS REV. !„ R. RL’RHTON Homecoming Set At Church Sunday GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE “ THUNDERING JKTS" WITH REX REASON FEATURE: 1:00 . ,1:.T7 . « : ! ( . R;S1 A L SO Honieroniior lia r observance* al the Sanford Church of th# Natarene will h# rllm*x#d Sundae with an evangetlMlr u n i t e at 1 p. m. Guest speaker will he the Rev !, P. Riiahlnn. former pastor nf the Sanford ehurrh for nine years The G oipelalrri, men'a trio, will present favorite gospel songs The rongregatlon will b* led In singing hjr Leslie llolromhe Jr. In announcing thr homecoming •ervlres, the Rer, R H Spear Jr. Haa Invited Ihe puhllr lo a t­ tend and hear Re# Ruihmn **ho haa been gone from Sanford for four year*. Liner To Junkyard I.E HAVRE. Franc# (U P lI — Th# Ilnur He de France, lor SI veara the pride of the F rtn rh line, la In harbor here today awaiting the order* which will take it to the junkyard No fur ther Iran* Atlantic trip* have b#en aeheduled for the proud old lie, srhleh arrived Moodsy from New York. BOOTHUL FEATURE: M S • <:S« • 7:1-1 • 10:01 STARTS SUNDAY N E V E R SUCH A D V EN T U R E IN / f JU N G LES IN D IA ! P J t a ,, Free Lmlirimr, Twice m HUFFAI.lt. N y i l 'I 'l l Nnt ml* did t h in Pi mas, 41, get away without paying ’he 107 II h# «>x#d for room ami board He got another .10 day'* free h-dgtng In jail f#r hi* fallur# tn pay the hill. 7 DAYS A WEEK Friday, November 21, 10,18 sssaattK.; 'Liar.} pn ■•*##• aaisriir, •sM s* •■ ( CbrtsSwsia. ' Istsilsi 1 •!»*• M l l s r O c l i t M I t . i * t » a t i a # r » i u t tt# * » mt M i n i a. I»t#. V k .4 1 k s t •k tl* W H N IM •Idas, m m f *» n t s M I s a t l s t • i ' a l l tbw bw s l i s m M t o i M u i l l s •VBtcaimoa " fc i n a tb « On OIF Yen* U lil PimtD* Trem M a. m. *tfl IB.XI p. m. — tlnndaya 4 to II: p. m, AI.I. FOOD COOKED TO ORDER Spcciallilnx In —. SPAGHETTI — PIZZA I.A5AGNA and HAVIOI.LI Jean's Spaghetti House 11WY. 1 7 -0 2 Phone — SPrinx l>,12-15 ( ‘RANGE CITY r TODAY STEW ART G R A N G E R OW O PE JT th WAl.Ti'.ii o i n n w . Rati#* ■ • ( p * s i i . s , . j a M l t a w . a a s i T i t , a n . Mawwwtwa r a u . i K X R L tn J. c u a M i a o . aassriulw w a s .w .a s r t* i b imiIi IIc such a* electronic* want to b# able to draw no a manpower pool of Wsh school graduate*. Th# lat­ est t e n mis figures showed that Arkansas lost mor# than aevrn per m l in population smr# 19111. while other Males with California in the lead w#re gaining at a fabulous rale. Reasons lor the low standards In the South are. r*f four*#, many and rnmpllrated One rrason us­ ually ad» anted hy Southern* them•elxes I* the prevrnr# nf a la ri# Negro population After the Inte­ gration decision In Bril It * * i abundantly clear lhat without iihstentlal divert h-lp from the Federal government Integration • fiuld be rarrlrd out only at a hiah cost In educational standards. The burden was loo great for lhn*e slates In which integrating the races must Inevitably mean a profound adiuslment. Il Is just Itrre that the Administration'* wait and see policy has had it* rnnst harmful consequence*. The hlrak teallly il that In the complicated society In which we IB# few citirrn* seem lo a c ­ cept re*t*on«ihility fnr Ihe stand­ ard* nf puhJIr education. Th#r# are public leader*, inch as Agnes M ryrr. **hn light valiantly In sea*nn and out fnr better education, and a few legislators, like Ihe late IJepn rotative AilguMinf Kelley, who worked *o hard lo bridge the difference* nf race and religion and In vain to put through an aid tn education hill Wc alt get earit ,-d when th# challenge of the spulnlk* flares arms* the horlion. httl all too *oon this drop* out of memory nod we re\# rl to th# old complacency. Fortunately there It accum ulat­ ing evidence of deeply aroused opinion on Ihe imprrativene** itt Integration Both the Roman Clthflic bishops and the Council of Bishops of the Mclhnditt church have called for compliance with the Suprrmr Court'* decision on the ground morality a* well a* law This comet a* the bombing nf one school after another h at alerted Ik# country to ihe intmi went peril that esisls. It 1* v*rr late but II Is not perhaps Ion late lo arrest the drill inward anarchy. Poyer. ih# adm inistrator »f H* tm niral r-i'geuyitc*. rangin* from auperm art'ffr^in Purrln Rlro In luxury hotels to housing develop­ ments (or Ihe poor. J Bark in JIM. slid Rockefelt^. he vas cruUing in these waiert looking for an Bland hideaway. II# dropped anchor about five Island* down the pa**»se. put on hit oxy gen lank and his srnrkel glass, gripped a long knife be­ tween hi* teeth, and dived Ini# deep water "And there v**t a barracuda down Ihere, looking m# in Ih* #*#,'' h# said. 'I t wa* al lr»N eight feet long, though I've reid that they ne*cr grow so big. Every time I moved, that bar­ racuda moved I wa* terrified, hul I derided I'd have In Ihink logically and 1 came to the conelusion that if I tried Ihe mnril «>*lem of liie and lei live, m u lie Dial barracuda would, too Gra­ dually I eased mv way In shallow wider, with the fi*b easing along with me. unlll finally' he tum -^ and went away." Rockfeller *»id he then read up nn Ihe barracuda, whlrh ihe atvanls said was a friendly fi*h with ingrown curiosity. This still didn't Impress Mr R lie rho*e Si. John a* hi* island, not only because of its beauty, but hecaut* barracuda never have been *een on Hi coral beaches. Here Rockfeller built hi* resort, whlrh he lurnrd over lo Ihe J a r \ son Hole Preserve Then he ImughT up about # non of ihe Island a II.non a rrra and presented them to Ihe t '. S Government for a na­ tional park, which was dedicated two years ago. Conrad Wlrth, Ihe commissioner of National Parks. Is here from Washington, surveying his n#-* domain and tomorrow Hilda and 1 Intend to help him select bis underwater footpaths—now that V a new idea—ao pedeilflans tu T stroll direcl to Ihe prettl»*t fi*h in the Caribbean, H T n* 4 O lllS lf M eincmlltttr# fm True Thanksgiving DAILY CR O SSW O R D I. r»Uowa wate of violrnre. with th# racial hatred that lira an near Ih# sur­ fer#, rannot he cheeked without dia*lle ioe»»utr- taken uill.i-Iv hy Ihe Fede/al government The prisiftibts whn believe lhat no governmental measure! ran check Hie Irene! toward violence and hate ntnngrring see Hie end result as a virinui klntl nf nullification nf law Ilk# that which occurred i mlrr Ih# I’rohlh'tlon \m*ndo>ent In Ihe 'twenlle* Many lamlllat with the ptnlilnn base been skeptleal nl Ihe Admin h tralln n 'i rrllanc# on public npin Inn in th# Aoulhern Malts, Editrallonal standards are high, they point out, In thus# Mates svjierr an alrrt atul amused publlr onin Ion makes Itself ronstantls frit Rut hy alntoM every measuring rod Ihe Southern alatri are at th# bollom In Ih# atrrage rurrrnt Sunday mark* the beginning of NoIVnol Youth W#»lt In Christian and MI**ionary Alllanre churches throughout th# t*. S Th# young propl# of th# tor»l ehurch will have * part in lh» Sunday > rr\lc ti. Including Sunday school. Morning Worship, snrl th# Evening Service. i t o rtl ■< th# regular youth m##tlng *t * vi p m. Members nf th# Alllanre Youth Fellowship will sl.ro engage in • n#rt*t arlivilie* during th r v*»ek to emphasize how young p#«pl# may h# #ll#rllv# in Christian servire. Th#r# will h# s smith pr»y#r t#rvir* Monday evening W#dn#iday Young propl# will hs\# complri# charge of th# Mld-WtPk ■ervlre. Friday afternoon thry will dialTihul# advertising Invitation! for #tang#llitlr service* which will h#gln at Ih# church Nov. 10. Saturday sftrmoon a progressive lu p p rr will h# served In Ih# hnm#! of several of Ihe famtlie* of young people. orange tall! over a cracker In «lx feel of water •« clear you ran observe your nwn loes. that Is a sighl lo see. Jt also causes you lo drop the cracker and paddle slightly hi one side, while doiens of other finny friend*, colored gold and silver and blue and red and combination* thereof, swim up for a taste. My cracker* van­ ished in a hurry. There wat roral down Ihere and sea anemone*: Ihe sun rip­ pled on the tandy holtnm and I m joillng this down not so much at news, but as a report to Ihe audi­ tor hark In rhiUy New York, who will he interested in know why lh|s man, Olhman. had lo spent $4 V) for a snorkel. He'll also want lo know whal is a tnnrkel Cl* unlll this morning, when I arrived hy flying machine from San Juan in Si, Thomas and by! boat Ihe rest of Ihe way across PIIHhury Sound. I thought snor­ kel* were accessories Invented by Ihe Germans during Ihe war for Iheir I ’ boal* Mine I* dlffcrrnl. It Is a blue rubber dingbat that Ins around the head and holds a r#ur-l rk’Cl of 1 1* g! , * Her light, in front of Ihe face The trick Is in a lube that Mick* up about Iwo feet. Tills make* II pos­ sible in hcealhr while under water and so turns anvhody Inin a hu­ man submarine (tn the lop of Ihe tube Is a valve itswt closes when a w ive splashes over It; this pre­ vent* a fellow from drowning in •»de his snorkel. The direction* guarantee It ! Iruti the auditing department agrres my M SO was well spent. Cancel Bay Plantation is a hard In believe, impossible lo-desrrlhe ie*ort, combining luxury and *im pltcily for a manmuoi «*i 114 guest*, jnnrkelers every one There'* a movie, a danre to a native sterl hand, or tome other entertainment every evening hut moil nf Ihe customer* are *o full of freih air and feel so weary frnm a full day nf walrhlng thnir fi*h that they go lo bed at nlnr. The hand wa* playing ralyp*o music last night at 10 and only Hilda and I were Ihere tn listen: vie were almost ino *leepy to stroll down ihe b#*eh In our bed* We finally made It about Id in. when the musicians gave up, parked iheir drum* In thrir boat, and chugged down At Francis Brake passage In Tortola, their home has# in Ihe British Virgins Before lhat rllmav lo a busy day we had a drink with I.eurance Rockefeller, whn started It all; hit p retty wife, and Allstnn Cart*inly, you want your youngit** to h«vo fo o d training but with t« i«i w hit thoy «ro on* of tho b o lt thiagi you can l«5vr» your chtldron it « good education. P#e» h«pi it** tim* to ttort Mvinf foe H new with etw help «nd that big it, % dividend wo pay avocy *4« month*. BARBARA RUSH ANTHONY STEEL F l t i ’ A d v « r A v f r t l . is [ i f r ^ x to ry *f H A R R Y BLACK and TH E T IG E R cocoa b# 0* UWf CEATURE: 1:00 . .1:07 • .1:11 . 7:31 ■ S:2* . �Fri., >*ov. 21, 1958—Pag* 8 8S# 0an7orB WrraTR Woman’s Page Elizabeth Ashby, Woman’! Editor Phone FA H i l l Women's Clubs Have Meeting In Oviedo Following i* 45-minute board meeting the business meeting of the Somi nolo County Federation of Women'* Club* v i m opened by the president. Mr*. C. M. Flow­ er*, at the vtrdOo Woman'* Club Thursday morning. Mr* R. W. E»te*. president of the tlvirdo Woman’* Club, gave the welcome. Mrs George Stine. Sanford Woman'* Club, respond­ ed. Mrs. C. K. Fisher substituted a* secretary in the absence of the regular »cerctar>. The devo] tional was Risen by Mrs. Jack T. Itryant. Oviedo, and was followed by an appropriate *«ng, ‘'God of Our Fallicrs". Mrs W. II. Martin was the soloi«r, accompanied byD R . W . A. D E ItO 'C K s(>onk* to - S u n fo rd D e rric k , M m . T h o m a s L u rg c n , and M rs, J . Mr* T. I„ Lingo Sr. Mrs. J D Morrison, second W o m a n 's ( lul> a t i t s W tn e a d a y m e e tin g . A . Y o u n g . s lee president of the Federation, L eft to r i g h t a r e : .Mrs. N . \ . F a r m e r , D r. brought up the subject of a mon­ ey.raising project for the scholar­ ship fund. It was decided to spun- jm Cancer Society Gives Program *At Sanford Womans Club Meet Girl Scout News Told Ur. \V. A. Derrick, Orlando, was the guest speaker at the monthly luncheon meeting held at the Sailford Woman'* Club on Wednes­ day . Ur. Derrick, a leading pathol­ o gist in cm tral Florida, wa» pre­ s e n te d under the auspice! of the Seminoia County- Chapter of the American Cancer Society, lie was Qwmh # Cohwh CHICAGO —U T I) — A female financial wirard, who runs the only all woman investment housein the t inted States, says there's definitely a place for young wom­ en in the financial world — if they re not afraid of hard work. i.orm ine lllolz, an attractive 5-foot 1 bundle of energy, plunged into tin- maelstrom of .peculation A .- a ‘‘fluke". When her husband ^ fie d several yeai* ago, leaving her with two young daughters, she knew she had to do something besides nurse an ambition to tie a concert pianist. "Through long hour* and un­ divided attention to business, slitsaid. " I found my way to the top. Uut what I learned was from experience. If I could du it, other women can, too." 0 Fur 3J year*, Mr*. Blair lia* opened door* of Chicago’* La Sail S treet financial canyon to women. She does it through the iron profit Women * Finance Furum which she founded to Ir-aclt women the economic (acts of life. "D octor Blair" aim run* a broker-dealer office where an all­ woman staff helps her d u g n o .e the financial "ills" of Ixilh male and female "patient*.” £ "IF* exacting, hrainvv racking work." said Mr*. Hlair. "and no nine-to-five pushover. "But it’s also very rewarding to cure my patient* of maladies such as sick tiank accounts and very flat wallet*.’’ B I R T H S _ Mr and Mr*. Frier I* Bu0|<ur, Del.and. anmiunrr the birth of a 7 pound, 6 otinre datightrr Itorn Nov in «l the Halifax Hos­ pital in Daytona. The little mi*s ha* been named Eugenia Clark. G randparents are Mr and Mra. Peter J, Btikur. Sanford, and Mr*. Lout* Clark Tills*. lamp* Junior Story League The home of Donna Voung vs a* the scene of th . meeting of the Little Women1* Story League Mon­ day • selling. Judy Robb presided over the meeting Karen Meliicr read let­ ter* and gave report* in the abtence of Linda William*A *hort study course on story Itlllng was conducth I by Donna Young. Tin- year IxjoKs were d is­ tributed with each girl designing her own cover Members and their mother* were invited to Ihe cose red dish luncheon to be held Saturday at the iTesbyterian Church. * Mra. Vivian Welsh. Donna Young, and Pat Marten told stories to the group, » Figure on fear average servings from a pound of ground hetf. RUMMAGE SALE S a l- Nor. % 307 E . S l i d * ! . S p40v*oled II) DcUAHV WOMAN'S CLUB introduced by a local surge n, l>r, gram, is bridge and canasta party Thomas Lnrgrn. was sponsored by the Social Ur During his speech. Dr. Derrick partment. spoke concerning cytology, the Mr*, Genrge McCall, high score, study a! cells, a id the increasing w.-n the V-rt.tge pn;e TTir canuse of the staining method- and i u'to prize went to \|rs . Harr., other i'Stahlithed procedures fur Hoolry. Mr* N. H. Whitney iv--n the early detection of a hot final­ the scree no prize. ities In cell growth. “ While erncer H ostrsie* were Mrr. D C How­ in all ferms is rated as (he number ard. Mr*. S. G H im man, Mrs. C. two killer, it I t possible, by use- of M. Flower*, and Mr*. Stephen the cancer smear le-t, to eliminate T erllorst. one of the most widespread f jrm* of cancer a* a killer entirely,” staitsk Dr. Derrick. Stressing the Importance of reg­ ular periodic checkups. Dr. Der­ rick emphasized I hat luck of money should not deter any on, In Seminole County, s i n e examina­ tions are available through the Tumor Clinic in Orlando, 1 he Civic Department --f the SUNDAY Woman’s Club wa- in charge of the program. Among the gur«l- In­ Choir practice at the Pinccrcst troduced were: Mr*. J . J Sleet* kowskl, Mrs. L Munson. Capt. It. Uaptist Church as follow*: C ha­ K. Stutsman, It. S. X., and Dr. and pel and Concord choirs at 5:30 Sir*. Thomas Largen. Ilcpr. irrita­ p. ns; Carol choir at 5.30 p. in tive* of civic organiiatlons from Pint-crest Baptist Church Ju n ­ Oviedo and member* of the VFW ior and Youth Fellowship at the Auxiliary were a!»o present. Ifovtr-'t* were: Mrs. S. J. Mix, church a t 8:45 p. m. chairman, Mr*. Ralph Jui*l-,.Mr«MONDAY C. L. Keyes, Mr*. Lucinda IMclerhuff, Mr*. Fred William*, and Mr*, The Kvcnlng Circle of Grace it. It. Heck. Greeting yuc»t- at the door were Mt*. C, M. Flower*. Mcthixlist Church will m eet at Mr-. Stella M-orr. oral Mt*. At * p. ru. at the home of Mr* Roy ilunt. Wall, South Sanford Ave Fall f-liJgr ar.-l chrysanthe I'inecrest llaptisl Chinch Youth mums were uted in decoration* Arrangenunti <.f chrysanthemums, Fellowship meets at G;30 p. in, Created by Mrs. Flower*, were Cliuir practice at the First Bap­ placed on the speaker* table and in the foyer. Mrs ii W, llucker tist Church as follow*: Celestial, gave thank* preceding the lunch 3 15 p. in . Cherub, -I IS p. m. eon. P rim ary Sunbeams. Junior 0 . Social follow* Following the luncheon and pro­ A.'», iiml 13 year G A.'a will meet >it the First Baptist Church at 3.15 p. m. Conservation Talk Church Calendar Heard By Palm Circle Mu* Lima Juhniton, formed; with the Trenton Times, was tin guest speaker al the me* ting -T the Talm Circle of the Sanford Ganicn Club. The eitcle met last Friday at the home of Mri Harry Uakcs, Scott Ave. Mils Johnsb-n'* subject was for­ est eonservslion. She told of the destruction of the g reat forest* of America, following the arrival of the early settler*. Under tho lead­ ership of President Theodore Roosevelt, steps wen- taken to pre­ serve the forest* In 19011 It■■>**• veil ejtablishfd the U. S Forest Servke. Mis* Johns-m said that the de­ struction of Die fore«ts was noth­ ing new a* then- has been a rec­ ord of seven thousand year* of misuse of land Citing the t'rdar, of Lebanon as one instance of man's misuse of the forests, she told how King Sob-man had the Cedars tilt for us* in building the great temple. There aro only four clump* of eedar* now growing In the hills of Lebanon o- a result of this destruction. Forests play a large part in con­ serving water ami providing a con­ tinuing supply of llml-er for the need, nl the country Women should ls« informed on |rg|*lation relating to land u»e, stated Mis* Johnston, and should support the establishment t-f more state and federal forest preserves and pro­ tection against fore-t fire*.. Arrangement* of flowers and foliagt added to the attractiveness of the Oakes home. Refreshment* of tiny sandwich**, cookie*, nut hread, and punch were served to the group. The Boy Scout* of the f irst P resbyterian Church will meet at 7 p. m. The Cuh Pack of Ihe F iril P res hylcriun Church will meet tn F el­ lowship Hail at 7:30 p. in. TUESDAY Last week Interim diatr titrl Scout Troop No Ml met at Ihe home of Leader Mr* J. c . Court­ ney for a cookuul The girl* first fixed an arrangem ent tu enter In Hie Sanford Flower Show, a yellow flower covered trefoil. The Trefoil Identifies Girl Scouting all over the world T hu entry was aw ard­ ed ii blue rilson by judges of the show.* A hobss slew was prepared and cooked by member* of the troop. Following this the girls played games and closed their meeting vviih the singing of tap*. Brownie Troop No a il under the leadership of Mrs. It. H Osborne decorated In a fall them*- the din­ ing table In the F.'piscopal Parish House one night ibis week, an example of the service our Girl Scouts render to the community. The Seminole Neighborhood of (iirl Seoul* met Tuesday evening, November in. in the Presbyterian Youtii Building. A summary of srouting slmw* that there are now 30 troop* in Seminole Coun­ ty. fourteen an- Drownir troops, 13 are Intermediate troop* and one is a Senior troop. Member­ ship In these troops numliers <11 girls and there are 110 adult scout* working in the program, It was announced that It t. Perkin* I* r.ol acting a* Financial Chairman for the Nrlghtmrti not | ami he was introduced to the group Mrs. Philip AVnlgalc was loll .lured a< Coordinator •>! Pro­ gram Consultants. Miss Lury Ki.owland. Home Kronomlst with Florida Power and Light, outlined n program whereby »he can assist thr Girl Scouts who are working toward their rooking and sewing badge*. Mr*. Jam e* Buckler gave a report on the- Itrghmal Conbr cnee vvhlrh she nttrndrd in Win slon Salem, North Carolina. C.-rtifiratea were presented t*> 1J adults who had rceently rompleit l thr Basie Leadership Training Course by Mis* .Marorie Nlehol*. Divlriet Direrlor of Citrus Coun­ cil in Orlando. Fidclis CIuhh Meets The Junior Fellowrldp *>f the Th-- Fi-ltll* (Tat* of the Fir ’ } irat Presbyterian Church will Baptist Chur*Is met Tuesilay even meet at 3:30 p, m. Ing at the home of Mrs. J I' Whiiakcr. Mrs, Whitaker'* group The Junior Choir id the firs t wrre hostesses. Presbyterian Church will meet at Thr l-uiinrs> session was n-n 4 30 p. m. ducted by tlie new class prr >l Thr Pioneer Fellowship stf thr dent. Mr*. K P. Griffin. Thr cl. First Presbyterljn Church vvtl! mrniber* voted |is give IJ3 to llu Baplist Children's Home in Lakr meet at fi p. in. land This constitute* a frteo will Christian Education Workrr*' offering of memlier* who 'giv* to Conference and Thanksgiving Din Ihr h- mr rai-li year ut T in - 1 • ner will be held at the Firsl giving. Pre*byterlan Church at 7 p tn Thr devotional, listed *>o Ihi Thanksgiving season, was pir*<nt Tilt- Crusader Choir of the f irst Baptist Church will p rattler at 7 ed by Mrs Roy Hritt ami llu secretary'* report was given byp. in. Mrs Geneva Vantluskirk. Foliowring Ihe butine** session The Alen a Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church will have a sor isl hour wa* enjoyed, It* supper meeting and program at the church at 7 p. m. This 1. Ijnllr* Night and wive* of the member* are Invited. PK.AI HI„S *n' < III AM SHMIBY NF:W YORK — fU l'II — peach­ es take on a nutty flavor when baked in »h*rry, Spanish style A rrange A-H peach halve* in bak­ ing di»h, cover with W cup sugar and *prtnkting of cinnamon. Bak* in 35Q degree oven until sugar melts Add '* <up sherry (o'-oroso or cream typel and bake 15 min­ ute* longer. Serve hot with cream, Sale Continues: We still have u nice selection of g ift items w e must close out in order to have more time for CRAFT WORK Monroe Corner Craft & Gift Shop 3 milw out Weal Find SI. sor a card party at ■ date to be announced later. Bolt call was answered as fol­ lo w : Vltamoote Springs I’lvie Club, five; Altamonte Spring* Garden Club. two. Casselberry Woman* Club, two; l-ongwood Civic 1-cague. eight; Oviedo Wom­ an’* Club. 16; Sanford Business and Prufristonal Woman’s Club, rig h t; Sanford Garden Club, three; Sanford Woman s Club, t u Semi­ nole Home Demonstration Club, •even. Sanford Pilot Club. one. A resume of each rlub'* activities was given Mrs. Flowers cave a report on the year * activities of the Fede­ ration She thi lead the nsnns of the nominating rommltte for officer* for the coming year. The committee members are Mr* Charles Ntblack, Oviedo; Mrs. George Stine, .Sanford; Mr*. M. L. Tinsley, Altamonte Springs; Mrs. t.yu-l Swope, Cassetln-rry; and Mrs. Union Cox, Umgwood. The next meeting of the F edera­ tion will be held on the fourth Thursday at Altamonte Spring*. Mr*. B. G, Smith, the only ch a tte r member present, announc­ ed that *ome ,-fthe records of the history of the Federation have been found. Mrs George Stine spoke In Ihe group concerning il . Mutual Con­ cert Association Tiikrt* may he obtained through her Mrs G re rjr Mra.... dismissed the meeting with prayrr l.unrhroo Follow* A covered dish luncheon follow­ ed the inerting Hostesses were Mr*. Lynn Mosier, Air* J. 11 Battle, Mrs. J. It. Staley. Mr- W G. Well­ man. Mr* Janie* Wilson, Mr*. B. G Smith and Mrs. K. M. 01list all of Oviedo Mrs Dills* and Mr* B G. Smith were in charge of decora­ tions. A Thanksgiving- motif was carried out. Art artistic arrange­ ment of sansavira and ns-kleburta was plars-d on the mantle. ITihjue arrangements of philodrndnin w rre displayed on Isookcases. Greenery and mums wi r,- usi-d In other arrangements Pink and vvhitr camellia* graced Ihe presi­ dent's table. AT TH E TEA—Three of the key figured in eh.iirmnn *»f the event; Mrs. John Itosidnrd, the membership ten Ki\«’tt hv the A uxtlim y (muring; Mrs. II, |{, Sumlvnll, president of nf llio Fleet Reserve Association Wcdnesrhiy, t!ie Auxiliary. Left to right are; Mrs. William Johnson. (Herald S toff Photo) VAH-7 Wives Have / Coffee On Thursday bives le a f'A Officer*’ wives of VAH-7 attend rd .« coffee at the home of Mr F, II. Wizard, Thursday morning. Mi- It A Mrrgl was co hoslc- jrtm lng* J r .. Mr*. IL J. Maltu*. Mrs M. B McPhearion. Mr*. W. t: Pippin, Air*. W, V, h m r ll, Mrs. J . IJ. I : l(tn Mr VV. S Autumn flower* were used In Trudrii, M l-. G M. Robert-, Air-. the deeornllon*. An eeru lace fa- C. J. S'unr.gt ud.*. Mrs. J. Rapp, bleeloth e-verr-l Ihe (aide Coffee nml Mr*. 1.. B. Bauer. and te a w-r,- |hnirnl from a sliver tervlcWhite candle* ii. silver eanilli-tick* ad.lr.l to the a tt r a c ­ tive ap p earance of the table. Sand seiches, Swedish tarts, l^nd Kngll.-h ic|unrea wer,, served. Following the coffee Mrs Hal Lang conducted a busines* in e rt­ ing. Those attending- were: Mr*. K. F. Rowell, Mr* It, W. Donatdion, Mrs. K. S* Frit*. Mrs. K. F G-ld, Mrs. K. K Hodges, Mr*. V. II. Club Schedules Radio Program Arrangem ents *arc being made for a program lu la- presents.I on station WTTIU at 9:lti is tn. Trarlitiuniil European Thanksgiving Day. The program wilt be sponsored by the Sanford Dish Kates Knet)re Busines* and I rofrsstuiial Wom­ A* tlie eurtatn goes op on en'* Club, using the theme "Know Guiiepyte Verdi'* faiiuxt opera. Ai- Your America Vnlt* -is, you ran almost magically The (lull held Us regular dinner remove yourself from the theater meeting nt tin Civ Is- te n te r Wed­ to th r lime portrayed on stain nesday night. Mrs. Betty It 'B aker So loo. with foreign ruisln-- You presided. may be in your own dining room, Guest speak - 1 »ae Mis. Helen but when Mr* Homemaker serves llm m pion, Director of District Bavarian Beef Bucket, imagine I ive*. voursrlf having- -tinner In a warm, An inteie»tlng- program wa* p re ­ ■•rightly colored nomc nestled m sented by the National Security, tin foothills of Ihe Bavarian Alps Legislation ami International lie Beef brisket ran lie such »n ap­ lalion* CommlllM** Stressing petizing entree. . one especially "Know Your Amerirn'* ami civil designed for men! defense. Pamphlet* were distrib­ Considered a less tender rut, uted giving vnlualtlr information tieef brisket 1* lu st when nsokrd mi how t<* l-c preps led durjng an with lii|utd, either completely cov- emtrgoncy ■ Curst* pn - n t w ur Mi-* O h tla irrii. as when cooking corned lierf or braised in a small amount of ( lark, Mr-, Caroline Pietro, and with l'-|Uid, rlti’.er completely env- Mr«. Ida Mae SJublottl. a no .it expert and ronnoi-*eui -if (iirelgn fomls, mention* that rara way -red, onion* and bay leaf Surprise Shower play an important role in tills Mrs Jack Alexander wa* surpreparation Another Idea might prised with a hab) shower Wed­ tie to glare the brisket and stud nesday *1 the home of Mra. 11it with rluvr*. Set aside a day Bane Weber. for fmrign cookery in your home A pink and blue theme wa* * ar. . it'* fun! tied out inthe deroralton*. A blue Bavarian Ib-rf Brisket refain ir eradle held a floral ar3 to I pound beef brisket rangi-rucnt -»f pink and white The Lard or drippings, If needed hostess presented Ihe honorcc 3 teaspoon* salt with a liatsinel filled with gill* !■ a spoon pepper from thr- guests t I cup water Several games wire played. 3 in--Hum onion*, quartered Winners were Mr- <liarlee Mc­ 1 tu* leaf Carthy. Mr* Mr I* in Bekle. Mr*. I lea-posin u n s a y seed B F. l.ambcrlson, Alt* Aladalyn '• - ip vinegar Kuhn, and Mi*. Paul Morris. Floor for gravy Refreshment* of brownie*. Ice Broun meal slowly In own fat cream , ami coffee were served In or sttidl amount of lard or drip Ihr tw -Ive who were present, pings Pour off drippings. Season with aD and pepper. Add nTry peach putee as a topping m aining‘ingredients Cover lightly amt ii imrr 3 t- 3 S hour*, or un­ for cake* and sundae*. til tender, Be move bay lent. Thic­ Liquid cuticle remover will d u ­ ken III m l for gravy. If desired. e l s . if«ils on whit* kid »hoe». Yield * to 10 srrvlngi. durulabk Soonin nice Kitchen Equipped Screened Porch Venetian Wind* Lifrlime T crrn//o Floor* CO., TTu- Ladle* Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association held a mein* bcrihlp tea al the l'SO Building Wednesday afternoon. Guests were served refresh­ ment* Bum a long table covered with a white clolh. An aliractiva arrangement ereatrd by Mr*. H, B Marshall centered Ihe table. Silv-r eandleitieka held lighted tapers. Coffee wa* served from a silver coffee service. Ribbon •aiiilwoTic-. dainty cooku - shd pastries added rnlor In Ihe Uhle, Pouring were Alra. William Hoicomb and Air*. John lleddard. Door prize* w ort awarded dur­ ing the afternoon. Mr*. Wllllardi Johnson was chairm an of the lee. Baby Shower Held Monday - Nclgliliors of Mra. H arriett Boyd surprised her with a stork show­ Tlie Sanford Story League will er .Monday evening at the home of have a covered dish luncheon Mr*. Robert AIBchcll Hostesses honoring Ibe stistrict president at win- Mr*. Lillian Vickery, Alin t p. m. in the Educations' Build­ Versa Woodcock and Air*. Alabla ing nf Ihe Flr»t Presbyterian Brown ( liurch A program will follow-. Game* and contr»t* were play* All Junior la-ague memlier* and ■d with Alls* Aline Chapman, their mother % are Invltrd to at- Mr* Helm .Stephenson, and U rt. lend Boyd winning prizes. Room* were deeorated with ar* TCLMIAY [ rangement* of wild flowers. The Paat Noble lira mix uf tho Refreshment! of rake, punch, Rrbckall Lodge will meet with ami nul* were frrvcd to eighteen Airs B- til.* TT ,niton on Magnolia guest*. Ave. at 8 p. in. The Boeing BtT jetliner r e ­ quire* nine time* as much elec­ trical |uiwi-r a* a Constellation and KO lime* more than the old DC 3. BAKERITE SHORTENING 3 a 59‘ Limit tin,- AAilh Grocery O rder. Reynolds Wrap 59‘ A\ 11 IK ID ' l l . MRDSliYE lIR O C C O la l SPEARS 2 49‘ q c lto x h Max well House C O FFEE Lb. 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Afag off four sueetailve oornta, howevsr. thli contaat j emerged aa tha ooe In which ‘ local team can clinch at leaat for tha Oranga Balt Confergridden and their supre will kaap ooe era on the i-WInter Park tuaile. That will have a great bearing «<e the S#minols.' title jfbquld the Seminole* beat the DevU a,.ind they should do It hamlii aod Winter Park cooperate* E l topping Apopka, tha Tribe will hare Ita first OBC crown. Southerners Lead l l i d Ratings Again YORK fUPI>—Mluinlppl Miami (Ohio) and ArtH a t (n a g iu ff) Slat* ranked .SOT today In tha United P ren international amall college footbell-rating* with only two weeks remaining to dtcidt tha mythical national champion of tha •'little GUnti." Mississippi Southern, which hat looked moro Uko a bis glaot to aareral major schools, rtctiead SI flnt-place rotes and • total of S » p o i n t s . While Mississippi Soethen (14) topped tha ratios* for tha ninth straight weak, Mia­ mi remained second with a *2 record, ■ first-place rote and 24# potato. Arltooa Flagstaff (# • 0) mered from sixth to third with two first • place rotes and ITS points. Northeastern (Ok la .) w a s fourth, Montana Stata College fifth, East Texas Stile sixth and Chattanooga terse th. Wheaton (111.). St. Btnedld'a (Kan.) and Connecticut completed the top 10 In that order. Buffalo (N. Y.) haadtd the sec­ ond 10 group. It was followed in order by California Poly of San Lula Obispo, Middle Tennessee State, Kearney (Nab.), Rochester, (N.Y.), Bowling Green (Ohio), Missouri Valley, Sewanee (Trnn.) West Chaster (Pa.) and Mem­ phis Stata. Rocky Nelson Gets Triple Title Again MONTREAL (UPI) -R ocky Kelson, "the Tad Williams of the International Laagua," received tU circuit's official itsm p today aa trlnla crown rhamplon for the second time in hit career. The Slyear-old Toronto slug ger, who never was able to win a regular job In tha majors, ltd all International League hitters this year with a .328 avenge, 120 runs batted In and 41 homers. To add • bit of gloat to those fill**, Nelson also collected the most hues, 140, and raeeivsd tha meat walks, SI. Kalian woo hla first triple crown SI a member ol tha Man­ iacal Royals In 1 US whan ha bat­ ted .144, drove in 140 runs and slammed IT homtr*. TU official averages released by laagua headquarters here Ihowsd that only four other j*l»> a n who went to bat at least 4TT times managed to hit .300 or bet­ tor. Jim Pendleton of Columbus was second to Nelson with 111 and ancient Luka Easter of Buffalo waa third with JOT. Then cam* tally Drake of Montreal, .101, and Clyde Parris, alao of Monlreil, Grays Get Tackle MONTGOMERY, Ala. tU P D Beutham forces announced todar (hey have picked Don Lockwood, tUROuad Tulane tackle, to bolBtor the Dixie forward wall In tha annual Blue-Gray football clastic hare Dae. XT, Earlier, two Tenneiaee atari, end Tommy Totts and fullback Carl Smith, accep tad Mda to play In the nationally televised gam#- Dodgers Sign Scout LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Kenny Waahlngton, former UCLA footboll iter, has become a part-time acoqt for tha Loi Angeles Dodgers Washington had • ms for ague tryout with the Naw Verb Gland aod ployed briefly to the Pacific Coast Loagua. ‘ lie RggOtBNE lie s, Weaver Lead P ro P la y e rs P la n Cal, TCII M a ks Final Bids Far Bowls Palm Beach Open; 'Extrem e A ction' Hebert Shoots 68 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Tha ftl.OOO Weal Palm Beach Open golf tournament, one of the first big winter payoffs on the professional circuit, entered Ita second round today with two little-known playcra leading a parbusting field. Wesley Ellia Jr. of Aldecreti, N. J., and Bart Waavar of Beau­ mont. Tax., broke tU competitive record at tha West Palm Beach Country Gub with scar** of 63 to share the first day lead Thurs­ day. This would U a vary fitting d im a s to lb* MM Mason. Coach Jim Plgott’s squad baa bean un­ usual, to aay tha least. T U Semi­ nole looked grsat In the opener, U atln g Lyman of Long wood. Than came Saabreeic and Ketterllnua. Tha season look on a "disxiter" tings aa tha Tribe went down to defeat on successive outings, A Forty-three pros broke par and U* with Apopka In a flooded field IB others shot standard T3 as the added to tha mMeriei. golfers found the weather and A field goal upsst Port Myers, conditions on the usually tough now ranked in the top 20 teams layout to their liking. In tha state, A charging line and Dow Flniterwald of Tequesta. "aouped-up" baekfield upset Win­ Fla . and Mike Souchak of Grot te r Park Leesburg was the qext singer, N. Y„ were deadlocked victim, Uie Seminole* winning In right behind the le tte r known a b rettc. New Smyrna Beach put leaders at BA. Bill Casper of Ap­ up a stiff battle for two quarters ple Valley. Calif., was In with 67 utfofw* .ading. and five playera carded M. Shooting Wl were Pete Cooper, Now It's Lakevlew, the only >b«ta?le between the .Sanford team Lakeland. F la , Shelley Mayfield, Jerici. 0, N. Y-. Dave Marr, Ceand a part of the OBC title PJgott h i i been working his darhurst, N. Y., Jay H e b e r t, (quad hard all week. Ills biggest Sanford. Fta., and Fred llawklna, enemy In tonight's tussla It over­ FI Paso. Tex. confidence. Laktvlew h u n t had a spectacular teason by any method of measurement But the Devils still could be tough to han­ dle. Member* of the Mt. Plymouth Once again the Indians are ex­ pected to depend heavily on the Country G ub will hold a two-ball strong right arm of quarterback mtxrd foursome tournam ent Sun­ Cecil Dandrldgc. In recent games, day at 2 p. m Members and tha defensive line b at become Ruetls are asked to register at one of the Seminole*' best offen­ the pro aher by I'M P- m. Prlies will be awarded to 'h r winners sive weapons. This will be Dad's Night at mu­ Free golf leseons are brine given nicipal stadium. The father* of to achool age children who are ■It of lb* players will he Intro­ members of the ctub hy club pro duced just prior to th r klrknff at Mel Aston and Gene K enlnger. S p. m. A capacity crowd la ex­ Instruction la scheduled for Satur­ day mornings. pected. Tourney Slated At Mt. Plymouth Cor- tfth « park t Hurricanes Hope To Beat Houston the (.mimms prospect of becoming the first .Miami team to lose six airtig h t garnea alnce the achool started playing foothill in 1926 So far their record for the season If 1-0. Six Miami regulars will *it on the sideline! because of Injuries, including atarting quarterback and leading p asser Bonnie Yarbrough and the leading ground-gainer, fullback F ran k Bouffard. Also out arc the team captain and left halfback Joe Picsel, full­ back H arry Drlderich, and tackles Garx G reaves and Frank Nodollne. D rlderich Is the aecond bc»t rustier, Greaves ts the team'* top tackier and Plsvgl is the lop punter. Houston, which has suffered four consecutive defeats, will also lake the field weakened by injuriea. The Cougars' most dangerous back, Dan Brown, is out for the season with a broken elbow. Last year, Houston upset Use H urricanes, 7-0. "tightwad," Howton said team owners last spring agreed to pay players $30 per pre-season game above their regular contracts. Howton said member* of the Redskins have not been paid yet for the games played before the Sept. 78 start of the season. Hr explained some Redskins waived the money In signing 1838 con trac li for higher salaries, "but not all of them and they want their money."* The Packer sta r said that lilt spring the ownera were prrMnted with proposals to Include a pen slon plan and hospt'.alirallon and other benefits in contracts," "but we haven't heard from them since." He said the owners also disregarded a proposal to form a player-owner committee to help resolve differences between them. While the bulk ol the largest By LEO H. PETERSEN MEXICO CITY *UPIJ—A little gallery In Ihe history of Mexican Final Vol Workout By JOE DURBLN' golf—6,000 persons—followed the famed Americans, It was left to United Press International three other shotm akert to makr Nine Tennessee seniors look part Ihe opening round of th li four day tournament one of the most in their final practice session to­ day in preparation for their cur­ notable in six year*. tain bow- game against Ihe Ken Cards 3-Under-Par tucky Wildcats. Miguel Aala, a thin, wiry man. It was near the end of the sea­ ho never seema to imlle, had son throughout the Southeastern only ■ few spectators following Conference, amt for somn players hint, but hr carded a three-under- the end of their college football par 33 34—68 over the Rolling careera. Club De Golf course to lake the Saturday'* elaih a t Knoxville individual International Trophy lead by one shot over Ftory Van will be the final game for Vol NEW ORLEANS (U PI) - F a ­ Donrk of Belgium. Frank Phillips captain Bobby t ’rbano, alternate mous baseball aluggrr Mr! Ott of Australia, Harry Bradshaw of captain Carl Smith, Murray Armrallied slightly today in Me grim Ireland, and (.ropoldo Run of Ar­ strong, Tom Poll*, Bo Shifcr, fight to survive Injuries from an gentina, all of whom shut first Howard Jackson. Ray llrann. Bob­ by Sandlin and Danny Webb. automobile smash up last week. round TO’*. Physicians at Touro Infirmary Although several Volt are re ­ Phillips' 2b, coupled with Kcl her# said the former New York Naglc'a 72, gave Australia Ihe cuperating from injuries there Is Giant's chances for life were oniy one doubtful starter, Sammy "slim but better" following eight two man tram lead with a total Hurklow, Tennessee's k i c k i n g of 111—one stroke ahead of Snead hours of delicate kidney surgery and Hogan of the United Slates, specialist. In which an artificial kidney m a­ Alabama Coach Paul Bryant and the Irish team of Bradshaw chine was used. avoided contact drills but krpt hit and Christy O’Connor. Ott and hll wile, Mildred, both Snead shot a 33 36—71 ami Ho­ first stringers in full grar Thurs­ 4f, were critically Injured last day In preparation for the S atur­ gan a 34 34—72 on this par 36 Friday night when their car day clash with Memphis Stale. A 72 course of 72216 yards. sm ithed head on into another ve­ Both complained of bring very light srssoln today completes prep­ hicle in the Gull coast resort arations for the Crimson Tide's town of Bay St. Louis. Mis* , tired when Ihe first round ended, final home appearance. and while Hogan -sM merely that near New Orleans. Doctors dr he was "bushed," Snead heaved In other SEC gam rt Saturday. serlhed her condition as rnnvales a deep sigh and saldt Tulane plays host to ihe nation's cent. I could kill a tiger—if it was No. 1 team , Louisiana Stale; thirdOil took a turn for the worse ranked Auburn takes on Wake Thursday when he was brought dead." Complain of Altitude Forest at home. Georgia meet* to New Orleani from a Gulfport. Many in the field complained The Citadel at Athens, and Flor­ M iss, hospital, where he and of thr altitude on Ihlt mil* and a ida plays Florida State at Gaines­ Mrs. Ott were being treated Ott, an ea-outfleldtr and Giant half high city, the bumpy greens ville. mansgar who holda the National and the dysentery which h is af­ Iwague record for home runt, row fected nearly half of the 63 golfUnited Press International fat r t a aeriei of teats to deter­ era from 32 nations In the field. Bookie Elgin Baylor look his mine the axtent of kidney dam ­ One player was scratched be­ cause of lllneii. All-American latent* to Minn#spo­ agei'cle Nakamura and Kolchl INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (LTD ilt ami now ia making his pres­ Ono, who team ed up to win the —Mort Cooper was buried T hurs­ ence felt in the National Basket­ Lanada Cup for Japan in last day in lim pllrtly that belied his ball Association. year's tournament, had a com- colorful career a* a pitcher for Uaytor, the Laker freshman |<oiitr total of 131 a t they pre­ the SI. Loul* Cardinal* in the from Seattle University, took over p a i d to tee off for the second lath's thr NBX scoring lead Thursday NEW YORK (U P I) - Middle round Nakamura, Individual In About ISO relatives and friend* night a i he led Minneapolis to a weight Rory Calhoun, a "wild tcrnalional Trophy winner a year attended the terviers at the Ott 121 - toi comeback victory over man" slugger, fights Ralph (Tl a g o , had an opening round 76 g tri Jones, a "m echanical m an" while his partner was only a and Mitchell Funeral Home. They Syracuse. Dropping in 3f points, Baylor included his brother. Walker, boxer, tonight at Madison Square stroke le tte r at 73. partner in the famous Cooper pushed Detroit's George Yardlty Garden. out of the top spot by posting a brothers act. Their 10-rounder will tie tele­ Cooper died in a Little Rock 322 total for the teason, 13 more vised and broadcast nationally hy To Honor Tunnell NBC at 10 p m. a.a.I. NEW YORK (U P ll - Emlen hospital Monday of a lung con­ than the Piston's 1937 - 38 NBA scoring king. Recause of hla punch anJ Tunnell, lia r defensive halfback gestion. lie was 43. south, Calhoun of White riains, for the New York Giants, will be N Y ., la a alight favorite at 6 3. honored In pre game ceremonies t « n M t . i . l . v a » n > - * j.» * » . » '» '» « » » .Tone* of Yonkers. N.Y., Is well of the Giant Cleveland Brown en­ supported In the lively betting he counter at Yankee Stadium Dec. cause of hla methodical attack, 14. particularly to the body. For each It will be an Impor­ tant bout, confirming or disprov­ Sign h For Bout Serv ing ing rumors that 21 year old IjOS ANGELES < U Pt)-M *rlo Noun In 6 P. M. TURKEY Rory'a legs "a re gone" anti that D'Agala of Italy, former world's 30 year-old Jones la "washed up." bantamweight champion, has U lrtnaing Salad Calhoun, ranked loth among ilgned for h ll drat American .5 0 contenders by Hi* Ring Slagaiine, bout. D'Agata. who lost his till* Ic ib fe t Gravy Green B tana Is trying to recapture a higher to Alphona* Haliml of France, ^C ranberry Sauce Y tm n rating. Jones Is trying to return will meet Joe Mecefro of Mexico AUo Special to the top 10. Coffee or Tea her* Dec. IS. man from Colombia and two longdriving proa from Australia led tha field in the Canada Cup and International Trophy golf tourney today while such favored lia rs as Sam Snead and Ben Hogan took a flrti round back Mat. Mel Oft Rallies, Chances Still Slim Cooper Is Buried In Simple Rites Elgin Baylor Tops Pro Scoring Race Calhoun and Jones To Tangle Tonight *1 _ P Pum pkin o r Minced Meat P la DAY & NIGHT a n elra y Portion# for Children h e a t in g • NO hot ceilings • NO apodal doeel apace neceooary C O C K T A IL S - F IN E For Reservation! — Call FA 2-3108 SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. SOI S a n f o rd A $ a FA 14111 Lake Monroe Inn 17*92 lli 3111m N o rth of S an fo rd needs money sometime when you do. . . visit FAMILY! If you need UPTO$600 Regulations Stump Seminole Hunters phone: F/Urfai 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the seme day! liuntera in Seminole County ap­ parently are having difficulty In­ terpreting the Summary of Hunt­ ing and Trapping Rulai aod Regu­ lations put out by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Numerous inquiries about th* regulations in Ihe Fifth District have been made at th* Ceunty Judge's office. Hunting season on deer, turkey, quail and aqulrrel opened Nov. IS. Hunting waa allowed every day Nov. 15-21. Hunting will be closed Stoadaya, Tuesdays and Fridays until Dec. 25, when it opens again every day until Jan. 4. The season for duck, geese and coot opens Nov. 22, with hunting permitted every day until Jan. 13. The county judge's office col­ lected tl.44S.7S In hunting licenses and area permits on Nov. 14, the day before the season opened. Licenses have been on sale since Oct. I. " ll'a no fun moving," he added, “ but I've got a job to do there." Martin indicated lie would be happier playing regularly at aec­ ond hate with the Indiana than shifting to short and third aa hr did with the Tigers. Slipped At Bit Although Martin failed to put "new life" into the Tigers laat action and slipped to .233 at bat. both Lane and Tribe M anager Joe Gordon are counting on him aa their regular second baseman. Lane alio noted Ibat with Startin on sreund. the Indiana can ■witch versatile Vic Powrr to third, rnding a chronic problem at that spot For the Tigers, the trade ap­ parently solved one of the three major 1939 n rrd i cited earlier this week hy Manager Rill Nor­ man. According to Norman, th r Tigers lacked a fifth starter and also a “ finishing pitcher" — one who could go into a tight spot late In the gam* and preaenr* the victory. 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P brakes — one owner. $1695.00 FOOD • NO Im c A expensive duel* Everybody Other top garnet around Ihe country; EAST: Rutgers 16 over Colum­ bia and Boston University II over Connecticut. Lane Gets Billy M artin, CLEVELAND. Ohio <UPl) General Manager Frank Lane of the Cleveland Indians, forced to give up two top hurlers to land scrappy Billy Martin, said today Ihe deal rould pay off both on the field and at the gate. While admitting tha Indiana, "gave up plenty," to get Martin, Lane pointed out that the fiery infieldcr, "could make ua one two-threc In next year's rare, possibly the difference of 300,000 to 400,000 in attendance." The Indians obtained Martin and pitcher At Cicolle from the Detroit Tiger* Thursday in ex­ change for pitchers Don Mom and Bay N arteikt and Infieldcr Osiic Alvarct. Martin, 30, waa traded to the I n d i a n exactly one year after he w ai sent to th r Tiger* in a 11player deal with K ansai City, lias Job To Do The infieldcr, who played on sia pennant winning team s with the New York Yankees starting in 1030, failed to show any visible • ign* of being Jolted after he learned he had been traded for llie third time In 17 month*. Martin, sent from New York to Kansas City during the 1937 sea­ son allegedly as the result of a birthday party In tha Copacabana that turned into a brawl, said, "It will be nice to be back on second base again. _______ MIDWEST: Ohio Stata 14 over Michigan. Wisconsin 14 ovar Min­ nesota. Missouri T over Kansai and M Ichlg^A U ta. 14 over Kan­ sas Stata. " SOUTH; Auburn la IS over Wekt Foraat, South Carolina t * ovar North Carolina Slate. Mary* land 10 over Virginia, Florida T ovar Florida SUM and North Car­ olina S ovar Duke. SOUTHWEST: A r k a n a n a 10 ovar Texas Tteh aod Arixona S over Arizona State. ROCKIES: Brigham Young • over Wyoming and Colorado 13 over Colorado State. Oklahoma's Orange Bowl bound .Sooner* warm up for their post­ season game aa a 32 point choice o vrr Nebraska in a Midlands con­ test. In Ihe Southwest. Southern Methodist la II over Baylor and Kentucky-Tennestee are toss-ups in a Southern meeting. by beating Rice. An up**l hy the Owls will force a delay in naming the Cotton Bowl entry un­ til the following Saturday. Rice. TCU and Southern Mcthodtil then will emerge a t possible candi­ dates. Bowl Prestige On Line The Air Force Academy. West Virginia, Syracuse and Cttm ton put their bowl prestige on the line a t they try to cement New Year'* Day berths. The Air Force Falcons, whose tie with Iowa m a rt a perfect rec­ ord, is reported receptive to a Sugar or Orange Bowl bid. A win over New Mexico may clinch one for the airmen Syracuse and West Virginia are in a precarious situation as they mrcl Saturday. Syracuse can practically ice an Orange Bowl S n e a d A nd H ogan Nine Seniors Hold Gives Up Relief Hurlers T ra il In Tourney VAa ftaaat type af winter comfort I M f g R I A le S E R V IC E S T A T IO N Island by scoring an Impressive United Pres* UtoratUeaal California and Ttxs* Christian victory over tha Southern Confer­ practically "go for broko" Satur­ ence champion*. Watt Virginia la day whan they make thair bowl optimistic about beating the OrGREEN BAY. Wis. (UPI) — itca on such things as a pension bids In the final big weekend of angtm ta and gaining tn invita­ Player representative Billy How- and player rights on bubble gum tho IBM college football c a n tion to the Gator Bowl. palgn. ton today threatened National contracts. Clamioo, Atlantic Coast ConferThe Green Bay Packers' end, Victories by tha Wait Coast's a nee champion, meets a scrappy Football League Commissioner who is president of the NFL play- Golden S tars and TCU’a Homed Boston Colls| • aquad that hat Bert Bell and team owners with era Association, accused Bell of Frog* mean invitations to tho won six of eight gam tt. “extrem e m easu rei" if they con­ a "lot of conversation" and no Roto Bowl and Cotton Bowl. Louisiana Bute, top • ranked tinue to disregard previous prom- result* on player demand*. He The situation can become con tttm In tho nation, marks time said owners have been disregard­ fused, however, should Um m aa the Tigers meet Tulane. LSU ing previous promises to the as­ learnt drop their Saturday an already hat clinched a Sugar sociation. counters. Bowl spot aod merely waits for How ton specifically accused California, 5-1, in the Pacific its opponent to be named in the owner George Marshall of the Coast Conference, has to boat New Year's Day claiaie. Washington Redskins of being a hapless Stanford (2-7* to w rap up Harvard Meets Yale “ llghtwad." a Tournament of Roms meeting Intraaectional battle* com# in Howton said Bel) and three club with Iowa, Big Ten champion. for a big chew of Saturday's MIAMf (U P I)—The University owners last February promised However, Washington State and highlights. In the Ivy League, Harvard is of Miami and Houston, both rated the association the rights for sell­ Oregon State are only o half 12-point favorite over Yale good football learns when the ing players' picture* In packaged lim a behind the Bear* and can bubble gum would be turned over become the PCC leaders If they while Dartmouth and Princeton Mason began, clash tonight In the to the players. win and Stanford upMta Califor­ are rated a toss-up in their show­ Orange Bowl in hopes of ending "It (the money) all goes to the nia. down for the conference crown. long losing streaks. commissioner now. They're our To further confuse the issue. If A traditional Midwest battle be­ The gam e is rated a toss up pirtures and we think we should all three lose and Southern Cal­ tween Purdue end Indiana finds Some 30,000 !!!;m l homecoming get the money. But all we have ifornia bead UCLA, the Trojana the Boilermaker* a 15-point favor­ received from Beil’s office is con­ and Bear* then will be tied for ite ever the llooiieri. Sixthfan* are expected to be on hand tinuous ranked Iowa la a six-point pick Interference," Howton the loop lead. for the kickoff at 8:15 p m. said. TCU can avoid sim ilar confu­ over Notre Dame in their nation­ The crippled Hurricanes face In referring to Marshall as a sion in the Southwest Conference ally televised game. 1956 F O R D FAIRLANE Town Sedan V8, Fordomatic, radio, heater, very clean— local owner. $1445.00 1956 F O R D FAIRLANE Ciub Sedan V8, Fordomatic. heater, very clean — one owner. $1195.00 1965 B U C K SUPER ludor hardtop, automatic transmis­ sion, radio, hMter, power steering—above average, one ow ner. $1495.00 *.964 3IERCURY tudor Monterey, Merc-o-matic, radio heater, P/Bteering. p/brnkea, very clean. $995.00 1953 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE, autom atic trana. ra­ dio, heater, P/ateerlng, power window#—very clean. $1395.00 1954 CHEVROLET DEL AIR tudor, 6 cyl englnt, powerglide, radio, heater — extra dean. $845.00 STRICKLAND - M O R R ISO N , lac. BOB E. l i t am* i , r A t - l 481 m p pealbrb iD tc t m i �N a vy Families In Movies Cactus Jack Halls Churches Hop® To l i f t Thanksgiving; Smoking, Drinking To Send Yule Greetings SENDING GREETINGS — Mr*. Eugene A. Zak is getting ready to make a movie for her husband, an aviation fire control technician attached to Heavy Attack Squadron Five aboard the L'SS Forrest a!. S Sgt. James Grimaldi, di­ rector, helps scat the children for the filming. (Navy P h o to ) Georgia Expecting Ike To Bring Rain AUGUSTA, Ga. »UPt)—P resi­ dent Elsenhower found himself helplessly involved todey in the curious reversal of in ancient J s n y th —th»t the residents of an are* visited by a chief executive look to him to bring them good weather, badly-needed ram in this case. The people of this South Car- Legal Notice 1% m t ; < m > t t i \ ami ru n , r Lull IIIA J n rm m tT E UTATH Ul CLAIM h u r t to t.M i, %o. m i THOMAS Ol.NN*. L>*r*M«<3 THi: ST ATI* o r KLOniliA TUi *:iu»L«tn «i N*;»on l »♦ K t n w i r k l U a l r .y lu m r u * I* Oil I* I lK n a r d E. N o i o n i r»tn>«r N atl H an k flftraiota. I lo rtd a J Otrpltitir C ollin* B ldf. IU > . c a l l L t'l»t*!in 4 at U w fltrtd A M»L 1« Feh**ld*r M u Clar 1 'i r m I 'l ar k flt *tr Hoad i U h * n i i i . ut .i n I 'h a r l f * n ; «3 n i ; D *«a>r* ^ Q U IT T IN G only for th* costa of oversea!'dls> trlbutlon. * DDL-HAY "Casual Florida losing at Us fin*sF* . . “Sow U ptn“ West Aitamunt* Fpringa BUSINESS SALE SEINE TW IN E 33c i.n . dales Rf*. 75e 65c Site* P - 12 IX A 72 NYLON LI). ROLLS Reg. 1.25 H ILL H D W E . Ml - 301 E. 1st. SI. HANFORD Bip Bon Lift Nixed ) : U 1 r a t k A* • n u t ria> a Ati A li c k N. A ttorP ty »ati ford. olina Georgia border country *r« tick of eo-ralted good weather. Yet Eisenhower we* loving every minute of the over extended Ind u n Summer that was ideal for his golf. The Chief Executive played Thursday within mlnutei after he arrived at the Augusta National Golf Club from Washington. He was scheduled to be on the course again today as soon as he greets his wife who traveled by over­ night train from the nation's cap ital. The people of the Augusta area had hoped ardently that somehow the President would brine them rain. Dry. aunny, unseasonably warm autumn weather has parched the fields and lowered the streams since September. It was a "first" for most of the dependents of Heavy Attack Squadron Five as they "broke into the movies" at the studios of the 1343th Photographic Group on the Orlando Air Force Base. As th r scene opens th ’ squadron Insignia, "a I'bangi with hair bone.” will appear with drums sounding in the background. Fol­ lowing is a greeting card, which is u ird at ihe beginning of each fa­ m i l y film, inscribed with "M er­ ry Christmas and Happy New Y ear" wilh To and From appro­ priately completed. Ae the greet­ ing card is lowered the smiling facet of mom and the kids ap­ pear. All conversations and atlions were unrehearsed to make for a real true todife picture. The background waa decorated by the wives of th* deployed squadron. Toys were furnished br the Base Exchange at the Orlando Air Force Base to com plete a typical Christmas scene. Upon completion of the actuil filming the laboratory started pro erasing for ■ finished product which will be ready for showing in approximately one week. It Is planned to show the movie to the dependents prior to it being lent to the men of Heavy Attack Squadron Five aboard the US5 Forrests! presently operating in the Meddilerranean. Several of the fathers will get to see their new baby for th* first time. The youngest to appear Is only II days old but daddy will surely know ha Is here as ha cned the entire time his m other was talking. Some were walking fer UVALDE. Tcvas iLTI) - For­ mer 1 Icc President John Nance tha first time also but were not G arner, who miends to live until too cooperative as one little fellow he's 91. disclosed today as he ,'ust laid on the rug and looked approached his Doth birthday that at the camera with a big smile. he has given up cigars and Songs were sung, reports of pro­ vshiskey. "Lr»rd them hoth far 10 scars," gress at school were made, and Santa Ctaus it going to have * said the w hitehaired Trvan. but load if he brings all the things he Imiira'.cd ti u as a simple m at­ ter to break the habit. asked by the children. "You just make up your mind. Through Ihe well trained crews of the Photography School operat­ I derided they weren't good for ed by the 1141th Photographic my health, and 1 think more of Group at the Orlando Air Force • my health than anything." he said. Bate ihe production of the sound movies for the men of Heavy At­ * Cadu* Jack " who srrsed as tack Squadron Five will be dciiv- Franklin I). Roosevelt'* vice pres­ ident from 1313 to 19(1. s»|]| be ered in plenty of time for the W years old S aturda.. He spent showing at Christmas. IS of his years in public life and ia determined to live until he's spent an equal amount of time as Keep To The Right a private cltltrn ALBANY, N. Y. — (LTD — G arner told l nttrd Press Inter­ Driving on the wro»g side of th* national that he "Ease lip Cigars road causes more fatal accident! Oct. g. and haven't touched whis­ than any other traffic violation key siiu r Oct 4 " He has also except speeding. Because of this. become a vegetarian, having de­ New York S late now has a law cided to quit rating meat, tnelud requiring driver* to keep to th* Ing his helmed senium when he right for 100 feet before coming found he had trouble digesting it to e railroad crossing, a bridge, "Old agr. he evplained a viaduct or a tunnel. G arner (hats with (rirnd* and receives occasions! xisiiors seat­ ed in a weathered while and grren Back To The Wars metal lawn chair in the front AII HER ST, M an. - ( L T D - room of ti* nii-dot white woodgn A 121-year old printing praaa, home hep* His sparse frame is which was used to publish broad­ bolstered by two cushions sides during th* Civil War, Is bark "F o r a long hie don't over­ In service her*. After many ea t," Garner said "It will kill you year* in dead storage, the Otis faster than an* thing " Tuft! toggle-type rress has been Then, jabbing a linger at hi* set up in a studio for us# in listener, he askrd "IWiy do you courses taught by Prof William think Eisenhower ami l.*ndon H Darr nf Am herst Cslleg* Johnson had heart attack * '" l nllrd Press International 1 lie Protestant "share our aurProtestants. Catholics and Jews pr*>sr*m l» » rood example wilt lan, n, , i ... pf l!"* cM rily bargains offered by ' k a,lem pt cf ,hc maj 9r rcl(£ioul , s w . to lift America's Thanksgiving cjt i. celebration out cf its turkey ami One d o l l a r contributed to football rut "SOS" will send 100 pounds of Church and synagogue services fu I abroad. Ten d d tars will prothroughout the country will stress rld l dailv breed far 400 under­ three fact* about the h o l i d a y nourished children for more than which ih r purilani instituted: two weeks. 1. l i t historic purpose is rtllThe reason a dollar goes so far - — to exnress i: rati tilde (o is that the food is provided free God for the hlesilngs bestowed by (he I' S. Department of Agriupon this nation,, culture, out of its bulging ware2. A spirit of thankfulness Is houses of surplus farm commodl rartlcular.v sppropriair now. be- | | f , fy.f government ilia pay• cause America has becom e .in the cost of ocean freight, to that oasis of abundance in a world- p ru aie contributions are needed wide desert of want 3. The most fitting way to su e thanks is by tharlrp th is alum, dance with Ihe ragged, hungry and homeless miiliont of oilier lands Each of ihe Hirer faiths will I suggest a specific way In which the sharing can he done. P rotrsiant churches vs ill collect special offerings for Hie "share i, i.n. d m . i .s our surplus" program of Church World Service. Ihe o v rrse as re­ lief agency of thr National Coun­ cil of Churches. Slrea fi • B Cath«lh v are asked to contrib­ IS • IS ■ 21 ute 10 million pounds of "good .in • nr* & used rlothm c' through their churches it will he shipped user1 l.H. HANKS sc. - hi Catholic Relief Services, Ren. i 77 a branch of (lie National Catholic 1.. i l l ! .£ / Welfare Conference Ihe t'nllrd Jewish Appeal, fi • 9 - 15 * IS ♦ 21 sponsored by the yynagoEue 21 * nn • .in . 1 2 - 7 2 Council of America, vs ill seek funds for refugees and other Im­ poverished groups abroad. Religious agrners are the prin cipal channel* by which Amrri can* send "permit to person" aid abroad. This y rar they wilt han die tnorr lhan W per cent nf all roluntarv U S overseas telief N*l*on n th flat* Mlamt« f l o r i J a Mill.Ml ft. M ill a n Jim # I i ln fiatl# u M « Kir*! Nat. f l a n k mt Ortanda A* T r u i t r v Orland o, F l o r id a an I ail o llir * y a r t o p a e i n r t r o * d r V©ti ar# tiaraHy n»i i f i r j th a t > p t l l t l o D ha a l»*#n f( i« 4 In l a i d i ourt pr*> In c fo r an I ntf Mirala* n<»n ©f t»*# * i l l o f C la r a T hun ia n • itn n. fur th # d a l t m i l n a t l o n nf c h a r a c t e r ©f th a p r o p e r t y rl*icrll>tt| tier riu a m i f o r d a t t r m l n a * li o n rtf i-artaln h a l f * o f pardon* In th » c h a in o f tit I* In r •* I p r o p e r t y 1> 1n k m11<1 b• In£ In **«mIno la L o a n * U , i iu r u J a , 4 «M rtb #d a t I .'si a I. 2. 1 am i I o f Him k I I r f 2nd Hr 'ton m i I .a n ta, hanford, Florida according to plat l h a r a o f racordad In IT at I took | t p aa*« If* I t and of in* p u b lic racord* of Hate Inrila f o >1 Ply* F l o r i d a ; ANI» A L L o f Han f U r Far n », PartfArd, P t m lf i o ia Court* >, F lo rid a , a< c or.U n a to p la t th a r a f o r a r vc or da d In f l a t H ook I. p a g a >1 ©f aai1 pub* He r tc o rd * LONDON ( LTD—'The govern­ ment ha* turned down a proposal to install a pay-is you go elevator that would take visitors to the top of Dig Ben. The Worka Min­ istry told Commons Tuesday that Ihr elevator to the rlock dominat­ ing th* house* of Parliam ent would cost 134.000 and that it would take too long to pay off the investment. World production of coke has increased every year since IMS. Legal Notice ix rsis; i • IX I II in i i ir l u m r Jl ISIl i si. os' • no i n t s ii: •" • I . OI HI ' X IX XXI I I O H S I . H I X O I . I . < III x i s . i sXV XWWI T in ; IliMItl* OS' T‘l l>l*iO IN i s f l t t 'c T O - N t i F h p . i l INt'GK > Ut N1 V. F t a i l . l l ' . s I " I t ' "N t" l l X t . i " F ul l IAI. TAX M ' l l u s ' l . IlIVTHICT M illlF Il UNG I'l flKilt.NuUt: COt.NTV, rstitioR er. TH K I T A T l t 1>F P L O R II'.v . •< »!• T H " * T V T F O F FGOIUUA. O l l l l l . ll IIS »lloSS * XI «F. T H IlO t (III 1 HI- KT ATL A T T o n NKT M i n T IIK N IN T H J t U l i l . M . r l l b T I T O F hXll> MTATi:. T H I . P R O P F H T V OVV.NStlth TAXTAVAll parm na living *r da>d KHA, CITtX ESA AM S O T I t K I U c l a i m i n g b>, t h r o u g h a n d u n d * r HAVIN'! OH CLAIMING A N T am- of th a a l m t a P t iw td p*r»#i»* I t i m t T T IT L H Ol! IN3 F.bF.8T I s a n d a n o f t h a a bon a nam ed par t o n t I’H O I'b tlTV TO Hit . v r i U V T I . t ' ar# h t r a b y r a i u l r a d to fll a t h a l r n v T in i w h a m -T: bv t s ii: a r i i t i n dt fa n * ? * t o th a p t t i t l o n IIOAItO O F P C I I U C IN»TIIL'CTION w i t h i n fo r t y d a y i aft a r th a f l r t t O F mtVHNOLF. I " t N T T . r u a i t t U A . p u b l i c a t i o n h t r t o f . s h o u l d y« t fait O F HUNT'S IV T i n : AMOUNT OF th c f r l n , ilarr## I* ill !«• #©t#r# 1 |n I t : * ........ i n h i :H v i r o F s P F r t x t . du # c o i i n # upon aal4 p a f lMon TAX IV' HOOl. L 'l h T H t' T Nt MIO S. W I T N I ^ I m r han d and th a aaal i i h : o f 8 X I P C O f ' - T T . H U H r.lN Y o f aaid C ou rt a t ga n f a rd , Sam I nala A F T t H H O ltr. FA hT IC L T A tlL T V C o u n t ) . Fln rld * thl* 4th d a y a f n t K T I I I K D , Olt TC> Its: AF F K C T Xo%«Rii‘*r A. D. 111*. t o IN ANT W A T T H K R K B T : M ilton lla a a n ia r T ims sn-t e s c h ®f » « u »»• b s r * i'otjpty Jude* l-r n s i l r - l t » * p p » !p «n i h . i " « Hr l«*tha F o « l a r O * «-f l n ' - c n t o . IS*S e t " n a rk p, f l ip Is A x l . M i p s i r * • C o u rt of F r m i n o l . Cou(US', F i o r . l * flE A L i *t t i t , C n u i l Hou»* In h s n t o p S ! ■ t l f t * * r t m t III# ( M l t T J * 4 f « , R t M l i i l f U u i t i e r i f t f l l * , V* f r * > V# f # f F lfftl# mt TO Florl'U, , 0-1 lh"w . »u»* wl'V »t’» | i r , S , r , o t l b . F , O i l i n ' Situs In II-. # b n s . .p-ilil.-t p r o r . a i n g s h e u M n o t 1. i r i f l n l • '" ! t l ' t b - . n ! , i S i . r , - laivrA IV, MiVKtifi filth Vn**ji t i i. 4*#i r it.i end site preetsdliita j,l r r \ i* i.iiVKLLt, r># • ••• i • u t h i r l t " ' # Hi* I . s u . n f # i i . r t . i f , T* ill i rrilfnf# !■#**■»#• Hat* 11(1, l t d sod ronflrmed. ..< 4 hirnls • C la im * o r i A il4 Fa r# l r i I Irm a a 4* t « a |* « l r l p . H t ' P # i f T lt r # . V |( i|« n T w n l l u m l r r l TSiursnA t u t l , - , i l l . t e * ■ Y©*J *t HI t* * #? )n'J »r* fctr#- , « S | Scbnnl l l o n d . at * s> ,( '. l T o *r ©nfiflrit tnrf r*qylF*d to f»f#. hfhp 1 D i n r l i s N u i t i b . r O n . n f #*nt thjr ct*trr* and dmitoda *Mch h . n i l n - l , C # m i r . F ln r i* ,. A . l . t ) u u , or #Mh#r ©f you , m*'- ht%# F . l r u s r r t. !»'•». m e l u r l n e , . r l « l # (* }n a r th r r t t s t t ©f I.U C t'A W* J» i n F » t r u , r y 1 of ' * e h «f th * I aJVELL <ilfo knn»* a* U CCA >«*r« ISIS In t l t » . h i m I n r l u s l v . i*. I.nVU,M, HaiMM'l !at# #f ail4 t . r , r l n c I n l t r r . l . p . - t h 1. . . m l - , " - County, p# tnln #l* to th* CouM f JutJar rnup lv. Florid*, ©f n u i M) * t Kit «r ................. »■ • . Ii r . i t • hell s* <1*trpfiUT«-1 u p . " *• • rtfirm In thr c#i|fi houcr rf *#14 t h i r t i f . i - i '» F X c t . " t IV. t , s .1 r o u n t y »• ItanforHI. Flfirld*. w i t h i n r l c h t f i l r n d t r m on th * fro m I h t ttm# nf ihr flfii riMifAt Ion of tht* n o ll e * . lUich e l i l m rr • h a ll t r In *» rlM fr *n d i h o l l * t a t i r s i . if i i n f . s t . » m -p . p s f t'r u le r d t i i f p i ' p - n ' J . . I d Viin-t. i s ' B | r o n u m r I I" ' • r « l t l l # h <Htd In Ih ls p rn rs e-lln * fiO Ni: ,VNL> ( I l l l ' b f v r f v si dsn - t' • plif* of rtttdioro ind pott fsrd . F ln ri'ts , t h i s • tlx d » ! # f N e r - off|r # addr*** of th* rUlmint. n d o tiH r. tsv» m V I ' L i n A W t CUT A Md. J r •hill hr *#rrrn t i l»r thr rlaim inl. Mt ai«nf. or Mt attorn#* rod m y J u d d * i f IN* ' o I 't '■«JO *r i p . N inlh J u d i c U l C i r c u l l ••ifh ftaim or d*siind no! to fiitd «f F l i r i d s In .n-S f t r I s m l ■tall t# «ai4. uni# i o u M r William V. Lot*11. ,At admin iatr nt op nf th* Eat at a dTFN'AI MOM. I 'A V t d A M tlN T O S H mt U O ’A AV. WiVK LL4 atan A ' l s r n . s s f - r r * l l t l # r . . r 1tn *w n a * L V C C A C L O V ItX l FUTURE FLORIDA BUILDER: Blocks today • .. bricks and concrete tomorrow! F .d w srd ! b u d d i n g IT - fld * Flrai puhllrat1«n K htanM r II, 1111. • t i f i r d Legal Notice *1 M IM III* . f n t . \ T |* FOM M i IO H V IH I0 3 I af N l t l r T » • hop*» It f jfw ar*: Noll** I* Mr*fcf *1**'* In mcmrdtnr* ^ it|l Pr«p!t*n I # »h# Marine n t f u l a i i o n l f h a i E a t a i d F Tndil ha* f*nua*i*d % "1 •• o a r m lt f ** hu iM • n»n»tr' lal * hi- Vtn h m a a 3 t ha fo l lo w in g 4 #a* r r i l r l p r o n a r i ) ; N | n fl o f IV t , „ f , f ritT’* of *E»* o f S E », br * 11 I »1K# S M ! |*i* u ft f - r r **4 otiro'-a## Fubli Iftnrlnt * 1 tn in# oamtn..i# r» am y Cnurt ffoTiar, <iori'ril* alrtnrr ■ room T.^ufiHAi i'tctm fcfr 1)11 at 5.11 T. II- or a t t o o n t h r r r a f t e r a* f o i a l i l * J»* fi#mfociir Coyoif* ^oolna fommJiiiofi Hjr Itc K a rt H. M ro» n fla m I not* Coiirilr E o n in r D lrteU f For mm, * ’• Macka «■ ktoeha . . - imnorrow. it may *a *Udl tiwd em ertie, u a ne« generatirn builda aa aian bat tar Florida. Jtut » iu l axe tha m a i a rn 'a proaprctaT 7aday ia FWida. Uw eogiabucUon industry ia (Utawdaf- FaapW aro rnurini Into tha Sun»hma fluta ta aiay, makiag Florida one of Use fastest* (roving aiataa in Ih s Union. These i«ople tmifl have homed, and Usa builder is ready, cresting |73*.704,000.00 worth of housing yearly., a rale a f | 1 ,444,300.00 a day! And this doc* not in elude Gw irdiwMa) plaata. oSaa buildmr. hotels. rue- But uhnt of tomorrow! Will this younpler have ihe opportunity to build on his own when he grows up? Or will Ihe Ircnvl to socialistic aUiemew ami burcaurratic controls etiflo his n atu ra l initiative? The answer Lx largely up to you. You can help by actively reaiating every threat Again*! the frw cntcrpriw which hM inven ua tha highest iLnulifil of living tho wurui has ever known. IBNI.XOI.ft COIXTT >0X1.10 rOHNHilOX V .llrr af P#kllr ll.erla* T s * s i" m H i r e r c » » t * s n N i l l , , l , h . r s b r * l v . n tn e o n r d t n r * w i t h 8 • <C m :* i f I h t Z snin# n . f u l a t l i i s s th at I f u h s n D u h tm tl h is r « u u .|i* d t h i s e r a p t r t r In U i . t*. F n i s t n l n d e r F e r n s Jig J lee* t h e " I j * ft a f Ik* n ; » rs a f Ih * 8 i:s fl e n d l h a vc San f- Of t h e d Its f t w h i m la n r i p r . e a n l l v s u r . d C - ? b* s - i i . d Tot d u n l . s F u b l l s l f • • r l n ^ will b , h t l d In j h a 5 *mlP"la C o u n t * C o u r t l l a m a . C n t n i r r a n m i a i l o c a r ' a ro om . T h u r t i l a r , U t c e m b e r IT. 1X11 ■I !:*• P. M. «r •* S i a n I h . r a a f i a r e t p t t s l b i a . d a m t n o l a C e-.n t* F a n l n r C a # im ! sil* n P- R sh arl f Brown. benalnota C a u d t r Z a n t n e D t r e r l a r F_L O R Florida Power A LifAJ Cam* pony is building aMtod for a huger, better Florida of lomor• rou>, , . is spending at (At rod* of 975 mi/hon a ytar for net* pouer plants, fines and faclli• ties . . . aimed at doubling the pouer producing capability af its generating facilities in Ul* four-year period I95H-61 , • . tangible rudence of real program under our free enterprise sym Um —•Helping Build Florid*.* UursnLi, store*, end IhejLres which ere increasing at comparable rntea. Truly, the op|iuitunitiM for builders in Florida ire unlimited. I D A . P O W E W. Scoll Bong, Mrr. A L I G H X •0 •! -#• Mg I - C O M P.A N Y 207 Magnolia Art. f �Body Of Baby!: found In Pet Cemetery WASITTV'ToS (U W )-A nation­ wide March w aa pressed today for a construction worker police believed the fa th rr of a baby whose body waa found buried in a pet cem entery In Frederick. Md. ljirry Lord Motherwell, 42, the man in question, took hta It month old moncolofd daughter from a Takoma Fark, Md , nurs­ ing home in 1953. She was his daughter by his first wife, who was found drowned in her ap art­ ment here in 1953 in what police ruled an accidental death. Police said Motherwell also was wanted for questioning about the mysterious disappearance of a wealthy form er Wathlngton resi­ dent, Mrs. P earl Ada Putney, 72, who was last seen Aug. IS leav­ ing a motel in Marysville. Calif. Motherwell w as reported to have aided Mr*. Putney in man­ agement of a ISO,000 inheritance, mostly in securities, which also is unaccounted for. She also may have had as much as $19,000 of casii on her person. Police said they dug up a coffin containing the decomposed body believed to be that ol a female child 12 to IS months of age. Motherwell told a friend at about the tim e he took hta daugh­ ter from the nursing home that his dog had died and he wanted In bury it in a pet cemetery, po­ lice said. Witnesses told police the ho* in which the body was found was buried in June 1954. Witnesses to the burial believed they were sharing Motherwell's grief over the death of a dog which hi said had saved his life behind enemy line* in the Korean War. Police said it had been es­ tablished Motherwell never was in military service, but had been convicted twice of impersonating an nffierr. No w arrant has been issued against Motherwell because it lias not yet been established that the body found In Frederick was that of his child. N or has It been def­ initely established that the miss­ ing Mrs. P utney met with foul play. The second Mrs. Motherwell Longwood Bomb Call Clears Courthouse, Jail F O nT LAUDERDALE (U P !) - told police she does not know her By JO HAMMOND i Some 500 persons were evacuated husband’s present whereabouts. I.ut that he phontd her Sept. 31 Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Hammond from the n raw ed County C ourt­ from Jacksonville, Fla., asking of Canton. Mass., are visiting house Wednesday -Iter authorities her for a divorce. They hive one Ralph and U n a Hammond ol received an anonymous telrnhoM child. Lake Street. Other members of call th a t a bomb had been p l a t ® the Hammond fam ily they art in the four-story building. About ICO prisoners housed In visiting here are Bob and Jo Ham­ mond and children. Gall and RoMn, the county Jail on fourth floor of Wildmer Street. Mis* May were taken from their cells and lobStearns, their aunt, ha* made her l erded Into the groti-d home here the past five years and They were relumed to their is very much enjoying visiting ceil* about 45 minutes later after with them. The Harvey Hammonds will a search filled to turn up any leave Tuesday by plane for Ihe bombs. return trip home. Wings of the jet transport a ® George Mllwce it recuperating a t his home after a tonsillectomy. heated by electric wires d esig n ed United Press International Mr. and Mr*. F red A. Blanchard to keep them free of ice even Small pockets of light rainfall of Farmington, Me., will spend the in sub-zero altitudes.______ ___ __ and snow flurries across the north­ winter, here, with their son and ern tier of states, lodsy marked daughter-in-law, P ete and Lit the quiet exit of a week of storm Blanchard. TURKEY KIIOUT and wind violence. Frank Lament won the Win­ In its wake the bliirard amtchester 30 30 Model 94 Carbine tornado combination had claimed Rifle at the Turkey Shoot held on at least 34 lives, and authorities the Sanlando Springs lid . last held little hope for 15 missing Sunday. The event was sponsored by the (ireat Lakes seamen and three ■—I.HSI AND FOUMi Hoy Scouts missing since last local Jaycccs who also sponsor dances for teen-agers, fish fry* FOL'ND—Spotted Beagle hound. Saturday. and civic fnlercst meetings. See II. M. Brown. 2506 Yale Avc. Coast Guard cutters continued and identifyto ply the w aters of upper Lake ;_ H H t HI M Michigan for missing crewmen of the cargo ship Carl D, Bradley IV EI. A K A A PA ATM ENTS- room* which broke in half during a gale private bath*. 114 W k if*) StCAIRO (UPl»—The newspaper Tuesday night. Eighlrcn bodies AI Akhhar predicted today that 2 tx-droom house parclally furnish­ b id been recovered and apparent­ Shah Mohammed Rcza Pahlevi of ed. kitchen equ’ppcd. FA 2 0641^ ly nnty two of the crew of 35 Iran would rem arry former Queen survived. , Soraya II his daughter gives birth 3 tied room apartment, fumishod, adults. $35. 115 Jasmine Ave. Near Tucson. Aria., three com ­ to a hoy next month. panies of loldieri moved into the It said constitutional amend­ 3 room furnlihtd apartm ent. S*nta Bits Mountains to join a m ents already have been pre­ Close In. $60.00 monthly. I l l posse hunting for three hoys pared to proclaim the boy heir E ast 8th Street Thane FA 2 4285 caught in a violent snowstorm last apparent to the Iranian throne. or FA 2 5 7 8 6 . __________ Saturday. The move would end the rrisii Most of the country cn|o)rd fair which forced the Shah to divorce Furnished apartment, 201'k W. lit . skies but there was some rain Soraya earlier this year, because Furnished cottage for rent, located In the Pacific Northwest, showers she was childless. <m 17 & 92- th e re FA 2 1467. ^ In the lower G reat Lakes area, The newspaper said the Shah and light rains in central New will go to Switzerland after visit­ ing Italy next week, and would 4 rooms, clean, fitl Park Ave. York. There were, however, a aerie* tie with his daughter Princess 3 Room furnished garage a p a rt­ of tem peraturo change* in various S hahnri when she gives birth in m ent. Close to town. Apply *04 part* of the country. The mercury a maternity home n ea r Lausanne. Palm etto after 5 or Saturday dropped aa much a i 12 degrees Shahnes is the daughter of the FA 2-6606. _____ in parts of the mid • Mississippi Shah's former wife Princess Faw2 bedroom house, lights furnishad. Valley, and 20 degrees along the zia. sister of form er King Farouk FA 2-1395. of Egypt. lower Atlantic Seaboard. Light Rain, Snow Mark Quiet Exit Of Stormy Week Classified Ads Shah May Remarry Ex-Queen Soraya T H E S A N F 0 R D H E R A LD $ it f t S p o tte d COMPLETE HANDY! Look for the Sanford Herald Classified SpoiteA BeginningN O V EM B ER 21st ★ The Gift Spotter Will Appear Daily In The Classified Section! (\ �Start Counting Dollars B y Selling Things You l - r o i KENT 3 ttr REAL ESTATE FOK SALE J--FOR RENT *• a nf rt r ft A rralh Longer Need Thru Classified Ads No F fl-. NOV. 9 1 . M M — P a g e 9 3- Bl \ l . LoT ATI I OR SALE M ayfair section. a ip arlo u i 3 bed­ L A F F -A -D A Y RENTALS with room home. FA 2 169*. . Li. Cmdr. C ltxtlind*' ole* T room CHECK I'uR HALL Real E state and Inrurunfurnlshtd house, elect rle kit am* Agency com er of 3rd and REA L ESTATE DRIVE-IN then, lilt bath l> shn*rr. 1-mk Park. Sanford. 251( Trench A»e Arbor. See Mrs Pippins i t r o i t driveway. Call T \ 2 1977. J. W. HALL Large 3 bedroom unfurnished up Realtor •ta in apartment. Ph. FA 2(331 SALE OR RENT: 1 b*droom 3*' "C all Hall" Pbona FA 2 36(1 New Moon Trailer, air condi­ Commercial tpace « x (0 ft 233* tioned. Adulla. 2 bedroom house, S. Park. Phone FA 2 (Li* BEAUTIFUL kilcbrn f u r n i s h e d . Adult* 1 Bedroom—t A 2 Ualh r a ;. t h 4 2 Bedroom furnished h o m e FA 2 56*0. Widow lady would like working couple to ahare home. Call 2 Bedroom furnlihed houir. No imall children. 110$ W. 111. St. f FA 7 439 I k 2 YRS. OI.I> F A 2 23*3 l a x Down Peymrnlx Claiallled Display A Monthly Pi* m enu HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE CONTACT ECHOI/8 SPECIAL L»:> for lair, located fl m llti W. SALE! of Sanford. Pb. FA 2 32*0. 1—2 IT. SOFA REl> SUITE TURQUOISE U P H (i E S ­ Unuiual opportunity- to buy a TER V. USED $39.50 home In one of S anford» m**»t ! —BLOND SUITE WITH diitm iuiihed sections An ex­ TWO BOOKCASE BEDS. Cor Mwy. IT 12 A >74 M cellent neighborhood of altracREPOSSESSED. L I K E th e homrs. T hu one ii loaded Phone FA 2-IMI NEW ........... *17950 with extra*, both tim e A money 1 -1 . A R U E MAHOGANY Lake front Imnif for tale or itn t •a* ms and on an extra large TABLE USED *1500 MAJOR BROWN REALTY beautiful lot. Coma are our 3 3 —FULL SIZE HOLLYWOOD t IM O i l n - . v i ’tW k l* .* Iti- >-».-»! Realtor bedroom, 2 bath home priced REDS USED 119AO to *29.50 LAKE MARY 3—TWIN SI/.E INNKIlSPRING ' Dixon U lettinff these family *fiuabb'e« affect hi* to tell. 2012 Grandview Ate., Pit. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 1M4 MATTRESSES. L I K E work.” NEW. EACH . .. . 120.00 CLASSIFIED INDEX 3 bedroom*—lerrarro B o o n —com­ 1 - 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE 3—HI *1. I STATE FOR SALE FOAM RUBBER CUSH plete kitchrn—blind*. Large uti­ 3 -R E A I. ESTATE FOR SALE LOST AND FOUND IONS. NYLON UPHOLS­ 1— lity room—with waih tub—patio S A t III KICK TERY. SLIGHTLY SHOP —plenty nf rloaeta A storage. 2— FOR RENT 2 bedroom, t bath, Florida room, WORN. *129.So 120 Laurel Dr. FA 2 4211 2A—ROOM A BOARD fenced m yard near take, lot w1—1 PC. LIVING R O O M S U I T E DISCONTINUED \ 126 (t. In Lake Mary. Owner For thi Lett Ituyi tn Real F ita tt 1—BEACH RENTALS FABRIC. W A S Ilt9.tid mu*t mine immediately, ha* SEE CULLEN & HARKEY NOW s*'.i00 I — *•).»<) equity will sell for *>» l WANTED TO HENT W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman I —ECHOL S DAY A NIGHT block So r{ Doggie Diner turn 3 - REAL ESTATE FOR BALE 110 N Park A* a. Ph. FA 2-2391 SOFA TURQUOISE. PIS right, 3rd. houac with fence t UNTINUED F A B R I C . E-FA RM S - ACREAGE WAS $79 50 NOW 1(9.50 OWNER WANTS WHY NOT BUY — NOW GROVES 1 -S O F A . TURQUOISE UP­ 7«ui * diuo oi paint la reeded. Jutl HOLSTERY. REPOSSES­ 7—REAL ESTATE W INTER OFFER m ine in and prepare for the boll SED. I.tk * NEW $59.50 Cuatom built 3 bedroom. 2 full days tn this clean, chetrlully I-FOAM III b rer f o u n d a ­ S-MISCIILLANLOLS tiled bathi, built on large lot decorated 3 bedroom concrete t io n SLIGHTLY USED 9 FLOWERS . PLANTS in beautiful Mayfair lection block home Kitchm equipped ONLY . $2940 This home fealurra terraio SHRUBS 5—NEW . DINETTES., D I S ­ <disposal), tool. LARGE screen floor*, large screened porch. CONTINUED MODELS. 3 1 0 ed porch, <aiporlr and storage OFFICE EQUIPMENT N atural wood cabinet* In large AND 7 PC. 10*. DIS­ S16<X) Down I I ALTOMOOILES . COUNT. kitchen equipped with electric TRAILERS W II. "Bill" S I LM I'Llt Ageney V -7 PC FOAM RUBBER range and refrigerator. Owner • SECTIONAL. BEIGE UP- 1 2 Itralior A Insurer equity $4300 00 Any offer will BOATS A MOTORS HOLSTERY WAS *219.60. As <ic Laura II U t'fr, II E. I after be Ki*en consideration. 1 3 FARM SU PPLIES A CLOSE OUT $199.00 Arlett I’mr, Bvciett Harper See MACHINERY EXTRA SPECIAL - DOU­ Phone FA 2 (991 112 N Talk SEMINOLE REALTY BLE DRESSER AND MIR­ 1 1 PETS - LIVESTOCK Monte* lieaijfncd For 1901 Park Ate. FA 2 3231 ROR. $69 60 VALUE NOW SUPPLIES 3 tw-druoin block home South Florid* Living. ONLY ....................... $59.50 Piuccrest Kltchrn i quipped, ARTICLES WANTED 3 A | llctiroom*— 1 & 2 Iiutn* MATCHING CHEST <29 50 15— HO.ME-SHKKEHS St 173 oo down. $66 X monthly 7 IV LIVING ROOM Total Price — $11,993 16— PLACES TO EAT payments I A 2 (317. GROUP. $16950 VALUE $1395 Down - $47 Monthly VA - FHA • ONLY $12950 IT—BEAUT1 PARLORS Lovely 3 HR. 1 Bath Pineerrst SPECIAL 25'. DISCOUNT tS-PK M A LE HELP WANTED FI IA In Service IF- IT I s ltK A I - ESTATE home Thi* home It like new in O N A L L DRIFTWOOD 19—MALE HELP WANTED a k Cttimley A Montcltli «-*rr> respect. Buy thi* one for Conventional MAPLE FURNITURE IN 29-M ALE OR FEMALE at 1)7 South Park Ph- FA 2 It 115 the answer to your rental prob STOCK. Financing lent Immediate possession WORK W A NTED BOOKCASE BED. DOUBLE 21— Nine mom house close In, suitable A ttractive ( Bit, 2 Bath cuitom D R E S S E R . MATTRESS 22—BUSINESS lor 3 apartments Good Income I>*ilII home. Situated on four b u r Dow n Payments AND HOX SPRINGS EX­ OPPORTUNITIES property, will sell rheap. Cash lv .haded tots Feature* built In TRA SPECIAL 1179 50 Cow As S100 or tn in* FA 2 762( or FA 2 0191. kitchen untta, tireplare and other ODD BOOKCASE BEDS. 23—SPECIAl SERVICES TWIN L DOUBLE SIZES. 21-PIA N O SERVICES extra*. Priced at nnlv Sll.dtw Immediate Occupancy RAYMOND M. DALI. VALUES TO $*9.60 NOW 2( A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS Good te rm i and available now! \\V (guarantee I’erautml REALTOR A INSUROB ONL Y. *19.60 4 $29 50 13—ELECTIIICAE IIOM E-SELLEIIS NEW WROUGHT IRON tintUfnctlon or Yutir Thtr-I St l Park Avenue, v itli The t-e»t place lo tell your home CONTRACTORS BUNK BEDS. COMPLETE V ail Cell Ball .Money Cheerfully 1* where moal home* are sold WITH MATTRESSES U-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS, Phone FA 236(1 Refunded. ONLY $1940 2S-B BULD1NG SUPPLIES StciiHtrom Realty Itcdurcd, t-ycai o|r* on <anal In HUB SLUT STKN8THO.M 37-NO TICE - PERSONALS ECHOL’S leich Arbor. 512 mu. U.A 2 5323 REALTOR 23—ARTICLES FOR SALK BEDDING CO. DON HOWE _ L. J. ItlSNER Apprx. S arres crevr land. Iiall *9—FURNITURE A Aasorfalet l i t So. Maanolia FA 2 $121 in matiin- Iw-arinc trr-rs. balanrr HOUSEHOLD III N. Perk — Ph. FA 2.2I2<I just rear lung bearing a;<\ lilgli rolling land, plua 2 BB masonry fiirnlshtrl home, $17,509, almut ( or. H w ). 17-92 & 27th St. *5.009 down, good term* rm lul Phtinr FA 2-1301 ancr. 1-onkmg for a nrat 2 lilt (urnliheJ LARGE HOME I<nntr7 then don'l mis* this one SELL or TRA**E for only M.oon. .tvio down t(hr Large 3 bedroom, two til# batb furniture Is worth tiro down pay­ home will accept your equity In ment), quiet, curuenlriit loraktoit, smaller home In trade. L uisird linmi-diate |Hi»*«->tion I70U Magnolia. T A IL M E H ’S A tiE N C Y ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Hr.llor N. A'. F ariu rr, Rrallair Basinnnd l.undqulat. Asaw. I). II. Whitmore, A**ot. F t J-3MI Atlantic Bank llldg llrt S French Ave, Ph. FA 3 5321 Aftr r hours FA 2 2611 or FA 2 (921 IlO S A I« PAYTON l!<xlitfied Beat F.atalr Utokrr Ph 5’A 2-12U1 —17-92 a t Mlawath* • HOMES A V 1 £\'i ■ Odham & Tudor Inc. SUNLAND Estates & South P IN E C R E S T 3rd Addition. . ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. ‘ Look For It In • E A S Y T O F IN D -H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E 24-A 111 i l i u m ; !#—Mile ar I'emele L E A SE - 1000 ft. frontage—Indus- Colored help wanted, must Of oxer trial or commercial, on hiwey 21 apply In person at Pig V 17-92 faring Lake Monto*. San­ Whistle. ford. Write W. U tU , M7 Park A»e. S a n f o r d , ________ Men Wr men lit). Deity, Sell Urmt reu* namepleias " r ite Rrexes Fully air conditioned 3 bedroom. 1 C o , Attleboro, Mats. bail, home with separate dining mom, Florida room on 3 landll-W o rk W aited •raped l o t i In Dreamwold. FV 2 371* Suitable financing ll-iUirrtcaning—Ironing. 1015 Bay. can hr arranged. For quick rale—owner leaving. I Baby sitting, ironing. FA 2 712$ bedroom masonry home lull* 1 dn painting. FA 2-792* equipped, air conditioned bed room, tile bath. Payment* $19.01 Tight windows adjusted, broken per month. Near .hopping cen­ • ash cords replaced. FA 2 3t*33. ter By appointment. FA 2<W|. Modern 3 bedroom home for sale. 1 would like lo care for 3 child­ ren. Phone FA 2-14(7. Owner transferring. Ila* new Florida room and hurricane Ironing. IPe A 13c. FA 2-721*. fence around back yard. Price towered for quick tale. Phone 22—Business Opportunities t \ 2 2JM for information Major oil company service station t:\UEPJtONAL VALUE un French Ave Invtntory pro­ « Bedroom, 2 bath kltchrn equip position. Phone FA 2 (512 ped home Many other extrai FOB SALE. Small pastry shop. •du (Itlarcliff. FA 2-1109. Phone FA 1 0 « j T. W. ML no. Broker Phore FA 2-2111 «* 9—Fl.tltYERb, PLANTS tU H It PLANTS rh . FA 2-1122 . r F \ 2.0270 S A N F U II D FLOW LK SHOP. W’e telegraph. STRAW IIERIIY PLANTS Florida (Ml i.it * p i. v i l l i : n u r s e r y (•rape*lllr Axe. FA 2 9W4 ITMILRS NURSERY Magnolia A Onora FA 2 (635 Ornamental Shrub* - Tree* - Peat Matron Market C A B B A G E Pl.ANIS (or sale. Fred Thuis ton. FA 2 J99J. It—AL'TUMUMILES—TRAILERS For carpentry, painting, screen­ ing. roofing, and plaster repair, arphalt tile, asbestoe lining, masonry or vro.<d steps, leveling and repairing garages and wrecking call FA 2 (999. 73— ELECTRIC At. SERVICE Houit Wiring — Electric Serxlc* Sid Vlhlrn — RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. HZ Magnolia FA 2 (d ll Painting Interior k exterior. Re­ pair* or additlona. Spedlllilng In Mary Carter Paint Products. L’A 2 36(9. 25 A - B ltL lilN G P AIMING REPAIRS For Painting call Air. Tasker. Pk. FA 2-9139 or PA 2-rWOT. LTXililt sanding and finishing Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving Seminole Cpunty since 1923. If. M Gleason, Lake Miry 77—N ilM tl.S -P E R s d N A la h u m s PALM .MANOR Horn* for the aged 2490 Orlando Dr. Sanford Phone FA 2 7214- P AIMING "F o r those »hn cere.'' reasonable. Krferencrs given. FA 2 1292 Mrs AAnODKUFF 8 I arm A Garden Center ANNUALS Ml Celery Ave. contractors Build to your plans. Remodeling and Addition* DON LUKE Phun. FA 2-R824 I.M D K ItlA I, IJK C O ItA T O R S pxlnling and papering FA 2-3716 or FA 2-TtHO after tlx. WELL DRILL*Mi Fairbanks Alorsr Pumps Bepait* ( j all maXrs HOWARD C. LONG 207 E. Commercial Av*. Phons LA 2-2933 7— Heat I alar* Want** At BE \GK THAI IS - BUSINESS I HUNT AGE Seminole County Customers watting. L R. G'd den», Broker, .v*9 Magnolia Room 3 Ph. Orlando, Cllarry 1 (961. SPECIAL S8RY1CM _ Brown >1lifer a home made First St. SYSTEMS types and sires, installed :x— AMI It l.EA FOR AAl h "Da U Yo.< <.1 ‘ WE REPAIR AND SEKVIl E Cotton tt Wool Yarns. Notions, S T I n i: Thraads, Tapes. Marbnrr and Supply Co. ROLLINB IIUBIIV SltUP J07 AV. 2nd St. Ph. F A 2 4432 At The Sign 01 The TotenoFn!*, ?617 S. French Av*. Tin* la a gucit pas* tn the Blir Theatre for Tommy Arnold. B.AlUiAINS IN USED HEATERS Exp. dale Nov. 29. ‘59. Musi Any Make ITRM TU RK CENTER Television Tubes Toiled Free. 119 (V. til SI. r.A 2 5111 ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP At The Sign Of The Totem Pole FACTORY TO YOU 2917 S, Frenrh Av*. ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS Furniture Staving A Storage Enclosed head Sag-proof bottom C. E. PH ru LI PS. \g rn t rail with plastic ends, riaitle WASHBURN VAN LINES or rayon tapes. Colton or nylon 1300 French Ate. FA 21991 cords. All Scnkarlk (iliirs.-* .ind Paint Co. Nrmlnulr I pholxtery A Body Shop Auto Repair* A* Road .Service Formerly Don't Cover Shop 112-114 W 2nd St I h. FA 2 462$ HALL’S GARAGE Now Located at — 102 Celery Ave. FA 2-2903 Oranges 91*28 a bushrl. R. W. 20i U 2nd St FA 1-7933 Niles A Bu..day* FA 2-2020 Lord, S. Sanford Ave. FA 53719. it I «rd P-loo pirkup line condlQuick Laundromat Servlet Kenmnrr automatic electric ilovo. lion Irnn*. F A. Scott, t A’o Shirt* Finished tn (N Ilnurs sacrifice. FA 2 4779. Imia Dr . Dellary, FI* Sanitone Dry Cleanlns 1957 Cushman Scooter. FA 2 5176, E. 25th Si. Foodmart lltdg Ii « in i-j- \ III’ to see u* before L.AUMlltoAtAT Furmt.M- and nnliqur* FA 2-6191. you buy. Open Evenings and SOI ITISIDE Sunday a E ASTRIDE rKAILI.lt SALES ROLLAWAY, flnipital and Baby Ladle* precision roller skates, sitn Beds Day, Week nr Month— 7 PA 2 5231. Palalka. Fla. Tel. FA 2-3191 Furniture Cenier Spinet piano like nc r, beautiful *225 -ASH 116 West Kir-1 St Walnut, full keyboard, guaranar.i SU3 rqulty, bank (inanecd teed. Will sell (595, terms. M VriltF.HH RENOVATING 5i uid* cunverllbte, b a h . ps a Phone FA 2-1971. l PIIOLSTKRING PH. WAV lire* FA 2 3973. (23 I n i- Estimate — F ire I tell* cry Scoll A*r •,989 «m r root cltru* trees. N. W. CUSTOM-BUILT BEDDING CO E r n e . 2607 S a n f o r d Ave. This it a gurst pais lo the llilr PETE ECIIOI.S, Mgr. Ih ralre for lirrlh j R .ic. Exp 910 W. Urn FA 2-7581 | FA 2 59)1. dale Nov 7* '3* SAM Duo Therm home heater. Used 2 years, bargain $23. I0| AUTO GLASS two tun I,Alt truck (noting tan. Laurel Dr. See 't at Phillips • «*'' across INSTALLED liver C. It. Datls Lionel Electric Train. Phono U indshlcld Dark Glnsq FA 2 37nn afire 5 p. m. V rn t G la ss *5t Fitnl eonvertlble. g**r*d mecha- D our Gins-, nlrxl ronrjltlnn F'A 7*tM nr SKM V lC Ii Ilntpoint refrigerator, g-md condi­ FA JTIOI. *193 Senkiir'k GIhs-. nnd I’.tlnl Co. tion, $3tt FA 2 0720 IIM II W 2nd Ml. Ph. FA 2-4I 22 ( Iran i t U irtro let 11 ton pick up Eleclrie pcrculator, grill, mixer, tor *ul< Fall FA 2 07*5 small rug*, and carpenter tools. fc’pnir IG-atci, Fioor Furimi-e* Colon Damplcr, 2*3 f»eBary Dr., Clean and her* Ice. $1.50. Outside .NO 9 IM7 12-RUATN and MUfOIIS t»nk installation. FA 2 GdJ 5 iir Kxtnrudr Dealer ENVELOPES G e'terheids state 29-FUKM TURE and ItllllMON SPURTING GOODS m*nt|, InVolcii. hand bills, and IIOL’MI.TIQLI) GOODS UMU-H E I »* I Ixute FA 2-filKil p r o g r a m * , ate Prn-re*»lve • HIG VALUES Printing Cu Phona FA 2-29315"’ I,usury twin »rrew yacht My 403 Wert I3lb hL • UUICK CREDIT—hitdgr. Lxtepii- nelly well aqqip Guilder • EASY TERMS red A in beautiful condition Or­ Lett Iran bouse* trs he said for Vacaam tlia a e r Repair* WILSON MAILR mond Marina. Ormond Bch. If. 9*5.M. Mesonary Caii'trurlioii Repairs A parrs for all m akrs ol New an-l Used Furniture OB 7-6233 — 3 Bedrooms — P i Bath* — cleaners Kiertrolux, Hoover 311 E First St. Pb FA >5431 Large lad*. Kirby. Ah-Way. G E Replace WKAIIIt.H SHIELD mrnr n irts Work guirantcd ~ $ s a v i :$ $393 DOWN l II,lorn tti-al lopx A A i- m w th l FA 1-4195 MILE Lb I IMA I I S FA 2 1937 Re**'in*ble Monthly Payments New & Used MOM JARYI.N FA 2 111* Furniture and Appliances HEATING MERCURY Ot rniM R D MOTORS II. II. 1*01*11 CO. W. P SMI 111 $550 DOWN 209 M. Park ---- FA 2 4231 Ouibnard sa le . A Hervlte f l’lu* Closing Cost*) 207 209 E. First Bt Ph. FA 2-OP93 Nr» 3 bedroom block homes — 2515 Park A*e FA 2 6 2 0 13A—PLUMBING awn HOOFING modern throughout. Your cholrr Used furniture, appliance*, tool* of interior colors. Open for in- I t — Prl*.|.|» »»tiicl> S u p p lies etc B-iught-»nld Larry’s Marl spr tion Available now- ]go; and 213 Sanford Avy ph FA 1-4131 19(Jl West 3rd S| Monthly p**- Smsli aquarium, tropical foh for **b- FA 2 :2J( tne-t* approximately 165 00 lax amt Imuraricc included. m i O L 'H Mantrtl a gowt home for 2 Killrn* h-'u;*- broken Phone FA 2 3151 Nvu I'urnilure Sale! AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR ttOixK ROYAL COMFORT INNER13—ARTICLES WS.STID 1907 Sanford ,\se. FA 2 4342 SPRING >1ATT BESSES. 939 50 I,rt N l ark Av*. Ph. F a 2-6123 VALUE SPECIAL EXCLU­ Ca*h far fum lture or surplus, SIVE PRICE *39 30 1'LU.MHING Super Trading Post. SsnfoidWe Feature SEE OUR DELUXE 3-BOOM Contracting A Repairs Orlando Hwy. FA 2 0477. U lto UP- A *547 00 VALUE Fie* Estimates ONLY $395 00 R. I- HARVEY I t —BEAUTY PARLORS >01 Sanford Ave. Phone FA >-3343 10% DOWN DELIVERS Modern. Ale Cond Soli Wxlcr M o d e ra te ly I'rlc e d KCHOL’S IIA R ItlE ri'K BEAUTY NOOK >4—PIANO SERVICE !U5 ho. Oak A*c. FA 2 57(2 BUDDING CO. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 19—FEMALE HELP WANTED W. L HARMON JIB ho. Magmdla FA 2-431| Ph. r.s 2-4123 After S:uu p m YOU MAY RE THE ONE WF. ARE LOOKING FOR To sU w Aron's new Christmas gift* and toiletrirt. Write, Box 2(6, LockWELCOiMK NAVY AND NEWCOMERS' hail, Fla. TO SANFORD VVE A ltU A N U E RALPH JARVIS lif ts far H a T ? Mum < Siesta Glassware Beautifully Decorated Serving Tray* YOWELL'8 F irlt tt. *1 Sanford A**. Da Your Christmas Buying On Our Ea*v Payment Or Lay A W**• Plan FURNITURE CENTER III W. F lrit St. .Stereophonic A HI-Ft RECORDS A PHONOGRAPHS WINN TV 311 E. 1st. St. FA 2 2991 We S ctdce Record Players ..T T T o r u f u r n i t u r e CO. 700 East First St. Shadow Boxea — Cedar (bests Lamps — Planters Sofa Pillows AMERICAN TOL'RISTER LUGGAGE Strong — Smart — R«om> Wide Selection of Sues xnd Color* YOWELI.'h f% r m fir Him * ^ Chnstma* Toys and Gifts For the Whole Famity Electric Blanket. *17 T*1 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES I II 8 . Park Axe Sanford . Th, Accept*d Gift SAMSONITE Card Tablet — 16 ?5 FURNITURE CENTER tl« W. First 81SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 30Q East First £t. Living Raom Suita* - Mirror* Dedroom Suites — Bookcase* Threw Ruga — Cadar Rebel Carving Sets — B raif War* I lif li fir HOOVER Vacuum <can»r« Golden Annlveraao Sale! Itfg. 1*7.50 - NOW 139 93 GARRETT'S CHATHAM BLANKETS Including the Nation's Favorite " I ’urrey" — Purrey Ruuqutl Woollhlra Brandon Full Range of Color* YOWELL'8 , ^ NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WATCHES Butova - Elgin • Mittnauer I-onglnrt Ernest Bnrel • Hamilton SANFORD JEWELRY AND LUGGAGE 3*) Sanford Ave ph. FA 2 54*1 S I’r. luving Room Group Choir* of Fabrics — 1119.3o 10% Down Lay Av»*> Now F<-r ( hrixtmai ECHOLS BEDDING CO. IIP So. Magnolia I h. FA 1-6721 TABLES Corner table* — l i e r Tahiti Step ansi Coffee Tables From 13.1)5 WILSON MAI Fit 31! E. 1st Street EIStlN CTIk E GIFTS FAflllEIiWARE M ainle.s Steel Electric Appliances It AND A1,1 ELECTRIC ( 0. U2 Magnolia Axe < 6 i f ( i f o r H im / Lx tn rude Motor. Hunting A Uarcplng Equipment Fiihing la c k lt "Exeryrthlng For ih* Sportsman'* ROBSON'S STORTING GOODS After FORMAL WEAR and a c c e s s o r ie s Salas and Rental Service JIM ROBSON'S MEN'S WEAR 116 Magnolia Ave. f t* * O if f ti f i r H im < COUNTRY CLUB MANOR SANFORD FURNITURE CO. ■709 East First Rt. Smoking .Stands — E*x>- Chairs Table Radio* - linstocks lies Vi 2 BLACK A DECKER Saw* _ Drills — Hander. Jig Haw-. GREGORY LUMBER 6th A Maple Ph FA 3-0890 (U R LEE SUITS 15393 tn $5333 Sport Coals in stripes and plain 1*4 »3 lo *55 tw Mali lung Trous­ ers *1699 PURCELL'S $280°° (Includes CliMlnR) *8280 o n ly 9 f l f t i f ir B iy i { D edroom * Flarldi Honm - K.H.A. - $57*50 .00 m o n th ly Blocks Wait o f French Avenue en 70th Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY ELECTRIC TRAINS Sets and Am-sxuriri CHECK WITH l TS »% OFF ON THIS! WINN TV 119 E til FA 2 299( 2 bedroom fram e home, with nr* Use Our Lay AW ay I'Un roof. In good neighborhood Spa clou* rooms Including irparaie VIEW-MASTER S tarter Set dining room. Fireplace end floor Include* Stern Vievxrr ami Sfl furnece. Beautiful shade tree* in Exti* Gift Pictures — Only *.**'5 yard. Priced at *®tjooo, approx W IEBOt.DTS CAMERA SHOP mately one half eash and asrutnc 210 So. Park \ \ r mortgage G roboy Rmitl — $2 96 to $3 PH STOP Mather of Sanford WJl Si. puu QUALITY HOMES Low Down Payment Owner r* sacrificing this Del.me Pup Tents T P Tenia 3 Bedroom home (nol a p n u o t ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE homer, for $l4,7uOOO. featuring 310 Sanford Avenue spacious kitchen with knotty Pine cabinets, built-in Rang* A FOR (Ben. Wall furnace, Florida AM. The Gift That 1* Always Room, large cloacts. T rrr.ro Accept ltd* floor*, double corner lot m .r FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE schools and shopping. $27K>"0 310 K. First W, Down, $59 00 moauily, or will srt up for you at $1700 00 down, bat an te on term s. (It even has a Fireplace I. Hang a lir e ., nn the Xmas Tree Seminole Realty Sires a Mo*. Through Sub-Teens W. DILTRICUH — REALTOR In G*y Holiday Styles and C olon Ella. M ath-In—.Velma Goaialer, HOLLYWOOD SHOP 1 1 IE . le t SL Ph. FA 2 2071 1901 Park A te. FA 2-5232 C-T", TYI'KS GIRLS WANTED FINANCING White. Mu*t he 21 or over. Apply In perron at P l | <V Whlitle. hcrvicc wife with car. personable, fur survey work. Call Mr. Scott al FA 2 12*1. Shoam aiuiA Cunatruction Co. Inc. 211 Weal 25th Street Phone FA 2-J101 Wanted: young mother with telf confidence A clean morals lo earn trig money* part lime wellmg. Will tearh and finance you toward self dependence A unlim­ ited earnings. Box AA, Sanford \\r inxile you lo Ire our absolutely fre t without olrllRiilirin at one of Sanford'a Irudlns .Hotels while you locale nuitahlr hnuMnj: fur you and your family. Pick up your key ul the Soiro Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BKAILKY ODHAM. Pres. Corner Hwy. 1T-92 & 27th St. Phone FA 2-1502 Herald. 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HOWE, Owner Saturday Morning Special *1 o® a . g a ilo n 'O F F t e 10% DISCOUNT TH A N K SG IV IN G a LU M BER SPECIAL BIG, TASTY 2 POUND FRUIT CAKE In Decorative Colorful Metal Gift Container U ilt tt *• t»i t a i l ta latt i* tkt 44»4l(| C r i a a t l lell if l l l l j lfi)lt i*4 *ftl. a r t d«1* • Cl4«llf n»rnl4 aitk fi* . , l i t (•■ I d Brand, A r , l l \ tin t' 4:11 <iV H i ’^ k V y * 4 14 42) N m 1:11 421 Nawa 14) Th# P l a t O w la ORLANDO (6) WDBO-TV CBS (9) WLOF-T\‘ ABC 7NO ( J i I t a m a r T . t t 14 1 N aw a— D o u g l a a E d w a r d a i » ) Don O o d d a r d DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESH-TV NBC 7.14 t l ) IV ag o e T r a i n (4) L o ra lU n g a r 41) L a w r a n c a W a l k 41) lA barogo 1.49 (1) F r o m T h a t * f o r t # < .4# (4 ) T a i a n 1:41 t t l J’.o n la. l-la cao e n d T h la e * ■D Vardlct l i Tou r* 1:1* ( l l Th* r r l c * l a R i g h t DM l i ) > a tn * W o r l d T u rn a 4*1 W h o Do T o u T r u a t t i l nail* A H arrie t | 0| f l o r i d * Doom 4 94 131 Quaan t o r A Day 1 ;i 1:1 Nawa M l l l r l g h t a r Day 141 l u i l * i 00 ( ! ) T r u t h o r C e i ilao-i tq 'iiit I t ; A m e r ic a n B a cd ita n l 4.94 t l ) M ilto n U a r y t 14) J i m m y p * * n - Via n a l / 4.44 111 M e r i t k t a r m H i D o a e a R e a d —C o a a d r ID Hour or B u r e 4 4* i l l Rdg* o f N i g h t 2 .M 111 l l a g c t o H ag g ia 44) M llllo n alr* l l ) C o u n ty f a i r (4) J l . u a o f a r t r 1.94 13) Xpac* BhIp 2.24 U i Hal U a a t a r a a e 1.44 (J* T o d a y i t O o r i I D t:ncl* w a t t M i P atti fa g * t t l III* f a y o f f ( 1 ) fopay* F M rbouto M l fv * d o t A Sacral 4*1 D eal 1 h * C lo ck 1:44 41) Moale t o . 4* C i T h la t a T o u r L ll o l . l t i l l f r o e i T h a a * Hoote 111 A d v a n t u r o T im a Mi fu rau lt >*> V ard lct l a T e a r * I D W ood y Wood pa- Va r 1 2 ) D oting H i Who D o T o e T r u o t ? 4 . 4# 1*1 W a a t h a r - N a w a - S p u rt a 12 1v 1 1 1 K in g d o m o f t h * Sea 4:44 t i l ( j u t a n f o r e D ay 41) Movla I* i t t t l h a w ■ l t | B rig h ter D a / 4:14 Mi D a r i n g C a m a r a 11.94 c i N ew * . 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ISth 1*4 (4) Ae «* <l> 1:14 ( I I 1.44 ( I I 44) ll) 1.14 i l l (4) 1:44 (11 (*l MI 1:14 111 Ml flo rid * Nawa T r u t h a r Cen** 9**nc*# J i m m y D#*n - V i r l * * / llo u r of S t a n lM gt* B asic 11 * 0*4 P a r t / T o d a / I t O v re B ig P a y o f f B e a t tn * Cloak f r o m T h a t * I tn o la V e r d ic t la Tour* 42 1 W h o B o Tou T r u a t < 94 I3» Q u a a n f o r A D a / i * i B r i g h t e r D ay t ' * A m e r ic a n P a n 4a-tail < 1 1 M | s . r r a t S to rm 4:1* M i f d g o o f N ig h t <2> C o u n t / f a i r 1)44(2) S p a r # Ship <*) C n c l* W a l t I • ) P o p c y * Playli**** 1 49 (2) M o v l . M l S a fe ty Firat <41 M ic k ey Moua# C*«4 l . t l M i C a r t o o n C a rn ty * ! 4W4 M l W . a t h a r - New - S p a r t a M ) M ovl. 4:14 (4) t i n r i n g C a m a r a 4:14 ( ! ) N a w a t*> W a t . r l r n n t We H W # '- Tour M o d e m Mobile N E W MOON Dealer tm Or t f ft CooTtty Nstt WiUat P Urn Dows Pan*sad. IU ty S«I m and P ark 3«ia a*. Orlande Dr. flsnfnrd PHONOGRAPH RECORDS H I-F I and T ELEV ISIO N ELECTRIC CiuOCK 8 * 1*4 , R e p a i r *nH S a i r t e s S E E ------- REPAIR O ur Speciality W IN N T V HOMIN' SKRVU'K Try r » And Be Convinced 315 E. 2nd Sanford 318 E. 1st All FA 2-M91 ZENITH Television RCA < Color Television Knr Pb. FA J-TM1 For -------- WALTER H. TRAPP JEW ELER Expert Wnlrh RrpniriitK COM PLETE T rruti Modem Mobil* Hows* SERVICE Mnkes DEPT. Of Telcvlalnn Miller Radio & Appliance FA 2*0352 118 S. Psrk .• .V A V .V A V .V Your PURINA • CHOWS • FARM PURINA •m s I »8rw A j .V /A Dealer — • FERTILIZERS SUPPLIES & qggjjH. D. Thompson & Son, Inc. SECOND nnd OAK W .V .V FA 2-7221 a V / .V A V a 'A Promoted As Thrillers, Dramas Called Mediocre dulcet toundi and It 2*44 proffcrrrd hy the "U S. Steal Hour." a program that haa ricked up a rccont of gmgilngty contlrtcnt mmliocflt} fccrntly. NBC-TN’ "Jark P a ir Show," »hr h ai atmek me aa a charming and witty woman. Only one thing— Pines Your Wcdneaday nlghl In walrhing her, Christ mnx Ordsrw NOW I had the weird feeling that #hr For Your W#ctn»*diy night-* a t ^ | »how here a iirangr reaemhlanre In emptoyrd Rtrry Sullivan, Philip the late poet Dylan Thorn**. Rourncul and (icraldlnf Brook*, all of Ihcm p lsy rri of romp#The Channel Swim: ARC-TV * raonum i trnec. Rut they arrre thrown Into "Sam my Kaye Show" It llrkrtrd C a ll All walrhe* cleaned with (he a *ltii*tion where pmvpecllve for the graveyard t ’BSTV* n .w r.l ultra annlr rtronlur m urderen »rie»t fooluhlr. their "Twenlieih Century" ia preparing Joe Crittenden marhtn.a and timed rleelrnn. victim fonliehly *nd the victim-* a profdr of Woodrow Wilton Iter FA 2-1088 — 808 Ith S i. Irallr on th . n atrhm aalf r. wife f.vnii.hly | twa* *11 . , . welt, m ion. (iingol.t, a reml-regular on kind of fnolHh. DAY or NIGHT the NRC-TV • Jark l>Bar Show," The other ('IISTV dram a *liow, will have her memoir*. 'T h e | ,‘Purtult," thowi every ilgn—a t World I* Square," publlihed on I Mid »( Ihe beginning of the 2c* l)er. 10 | W2 E. la t PA 2-0181 •on — of becoming another "CtlMartin Manulia, former ho*i of Large Shipment m an" ihow. You remember "CTI- CRS-TV'* "Playhmue no," |a »u Of m»»" — tl vra* » rather tedioui pervlaing production of a Joth For hour td thm trir* which folded Cenlury Ftu TV pilot film alsmi tail iciton. a college Irrahman, ‘ The Many HOMES Wedneadiv night'* ‘ P u riu lt"— lA)Vc* e( Dohir Cdllil" — Mat ;inri "Kit* Me Again, Stranger "—w at ihulm an i* writing ihe atrip Ed And ta rt In th . lypicgl "C llm at" ward Downri will lake over Ihe mold A luiprnte ihow without Inlermlatlon tiu lim itirr Job on SPRINKLER tu ip rm r. An action ttory without CBS Ratllu'i Mriropolllan Opera ■rllnn. A ihrllliT that mor* clo**- hroadratta when they uncork on W idth* SYSTEMS ly resembled (wilier. Margaret N o t . 29 with "Carm en, " Rovimr* from Pnlrhnnkn • Morne Pumpu O'Brien and Jcffrry Hunter ttrug father, Olln. alto held Ihe quit AAA A gird with a couple of leky ro lti job aeveral tenon* hack, te> EEF, Howard C. Ijong Myron McCormick and Mnrt Sahl Ann lairing, who playa •T am ­ were waited. MT K. (O M M E R riA I. RT. m y" on CBS TV'a "Lovr of Ufc," All l.«1c Style PA M M 1 haa aotd a play, "Autumn Reel CANCEI.I.ATIONS Short Shot*: Helen Trgtib#l »Jon." to a Broadway producer, A rthur Godfrey ha* hooked in Rad Barber, Sam |«vrneon and nobort Briitoe, form rt lord may­ or of Dublin, for chat ifaiton* on hla CBS TV morning *now. "Repair ( t) o jd 6 P. M. FU LLER BRUSH lum ber PI.YWOOD (Tend, clear, kiln dried lumber f«t a/ery purpoa*. l u l r r i m and r»t e n n r ty p e * In a l l aian . 1 a r d p ly * . \ 4' ratiel* . INSULATION I.lm d ed high blanket quantity g r a d a m oita- lltm. r :" 7 ! LA D IES’ FLA TS ROOFING Bait kuality. Full Wedgies -PLYW OOD- C o lo r f u l M . t a l Gift C o n l o i n * t M a i n a S a w i n q B o i k . 1 or Pb’wood t« tbe dn-it.yourMifsrAa dream come true. It’s wonderful for furniture, Morses wnlb . . . so m snj Ihlnfs. See it today itlonjr with oatr other quality lumber Products. M o n d l t r i h i .l Bo. OPEN T I L 9 O’C L O C K T O N IG H T FOR YO U R C O N V EN IEN C E tVKRY 2 nd CAN FREEI * * Lum ber & Supply Y ard Sanford, Florida O ak . LOW* PRICES Tbl» weekend on refvalr and do-tt-yowmelf maleriala. I k*** ON Oufilda Oil Palot— laitrU i Priawt Inferior Plot— flat— bqulaifa b q iliit i Colon co lo nm — Inftrlor I -a u M —SAVE HUGI PROFITS— 2 ND CAN FRKI Hof# Proffto l» d CAt LIQUID PLASTtO GLASS FA 2-5581 W. 3 rd St. alHm. BUDGET “H it Lvab sr N nsbar'’ H IL L wuxsl or TERMS CAN BE "GOLDEN FORMULA" FREE OFFER CALL — 213 hardw rird, ee d n r r a n g e Sanford Shoe Center LUMBER FLOORING Reel Wary 1 11 W. I tl SI. CARTER PAINTS FA 2*3849 LARGE PURCHASES ARRANGED r �H h t ^ a n frrr ft ib r a lft k* rINDEPENDENT w m »n t m l P P nDAILY n v V NEWSPAPER iiv a * c n a n o n AN A vol. xux United i’r f w MONDAY. NOVElIRKIl *4, 19o8~ HjtlahHnhrd 1908 Leaned Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 311 Celery Bowl Game Slated Here Sem inole To P la y A p o p ka On Dec. 5 News Briefs Indigestion Week CHICAGO f l'P I ) - T b r Baking Soda In stitu te will sponsor " N a ­ tional Indigestion Week.” to be­ gin T h»nlsrivfnn !>»> The Seminole High School footlmll team, newly-crowned champifJiH of the Orange Holt Conference, will piny Apopka High in the Celery Rowl here on Friday, Dec. S. A contract for the game, fir>t post-aeuaon affair for Sanford, was signed today hy principal* of the two schools. Seminole High reigml as (IRC champion today following Hnmb Hits School NEW ORLEANS i t T I ) — A makeshift hnmb went off in a ven­ tilator at th. Orleans P arish school board offire Sunday night The building wav unoccupied and dam age vva* slight it* v i c t o r y o v e r t . a k e v l e w Auto Workers Out _ SOUTH BEND Ind fU P Il— About *t.2<al Studrbakrr Packard worker* went on strike today when prolonged negotiations failed to produen an agreement A FAMILIAR SIOIIT — R*y Lutilijuiat tlemnnMrntw the form ho riinplfmil Friday nijrht in lending Seminole Mini' tn a 32-19 victory over Lnkevicw*. The victory, coupled w i t h A p o p k n 'i s 13-7 t o W i n t e r i ’. t r k S . i t n r t i n v n l j f h t , n a v e S e m i n o l e t h e O r a n g e H olt C o n f e r e n c e c h a m p i o n s h i p . L u m l< |iii* t s c o re d th r e e to u ch d o w n s. ( I l e n t Id S t a f f P h o t o ) Can't Shoot Moon Yet, Expert Says; Need Guide System F 'r i d a y nielii. 3d pi sod the defeat nf Apopka. 13 7. hv Winter Park Sat­ urday night It is the first OBC title for thr Sanford school since the conference was organired four years ago. “signing Ihe contract today were A. J llrarkrn. Seminole principal, ami Roger A Williams, Apopka principal tin band for the occasion w.i* Freri Gana*. Seminole athletic director. The Celery Bowl game will ire a rematch between Ihe two schools, which hauled lo a srnrelrs* tie in tegular season * play. The game I'la'ed in .1 downpour of rain anil neither team was able to 'lem onstrale its proficiency with thr K * A|wpLj f|o|c1, w a |o n |n ihe Tangerine Bowl lots to Winter Park The lot* was Apopka's first of the season Gsving Into the eonte*l, the Blue Dartera had woo seven and Ihe tie with Ihe Seminolrs wa* Ihe only hint on the NEW YORK it T i l - Thf n.v Imn's top missile i‘»pert prrelieles) BUDAPEST . m t - The new Sumlay that the next shot at the lltinganati parliament will con­ moon will have small chance of vene next Wednesday for the first success hrrauM* the Army doesn’t time since the national election* Nov. Ifi. it was announced today. have a roe'.rt gviidanre system that Is accurate enough „ ... , „ Dr. M ember son Itraun, the N | ( . N F O R CKI.KRA Rt»W I^ -A |w > |ik n P r i n c i | « t l R u y j e r A, MOSCOW r liP I • - The .Soviet' Army missile rh.ef, said that "we Thr note was filed a* a re»utt armv newspaper Bed Star during W i l l i a m * s i g n * h i t n a m e t o n c o n t r a c t t h a t w i l l h r i n K A|*o)»BERLIN (UP!) - The United in a note to Soviet headquarter* k a H ig h h e re M e* . f o r t h e Ce|crv R o w l . W a i t i n g hit* t u r n Just ilon'i have a guidance *>* abates emphasued 1<>!.'> that the hen protesting Sunday'* attrm pt of the fmrdrr attack by the ltrd« the weekend accused Turkey. Iran Wi’cstcm power* are in Berlin to by fled police to kidnap a trie- on Ernst f.echner, 37 • year old ami Pakistan of a • short sighted t n s i c n i* S e m i n o l e I ’ r t n c i p a l A . .1. I l r . u k e n . W a t c h i n g t h e trm that is light enough and yet •lay. and warned Burela that thr vision cam rram rn from Burlin'* Writ G erman cam eram an for the policy" in negotiating with the n i g n i t i g i* F r e d U . i r m * , S e m i n o l e H i g h a t h l e l i c r l i m ' t o r . accuralr enough to lilt the moon" Columbia Broadcasting Syntrm Kremlin will tie held responsible American *ector. United State* for a defense pact. Ilnsit'Xer. he ad It 1, <e and hi* lllern lil S t u f f P h o to ) Soviet* Hrspnnslhie The note »irt**c<1 the right of for the aetiW’ic* of IIa tierm an *l»ff will t>e happy if their mis It told H umid that the United the W eitcm pow'era to free move­ poppet*. illr get* anywhere near t h e Pocket U. S. political . >l*er Findley ment to and from tin* Communist- State* will hold the Soviet* re moon, iwcau*e that would give t 9M record, WASHINGTON i l P l i — A Joinl sponsible for net* of Ea*t tier p u rn s *et forth the l' S. (land surrounded rity. them most of the information Seminole High close■ out Hi rongressional committee rrportesl man t'nmrmmivt*. It «aid, in rfseaion here Wednesday nlfhl they are seeking Sunday that the fnleral govern­ feet, that the Soviet* are rripvin An aviation magaruvr prrdictesl -, 3-,ln*t Del^nil The final game ment would have U7 billion dul»ihlr for the act* of all Kail tier llu l the Air Forcr im Der ts '* '11 f>e homeromlng. Going into lar* available for spending during man authorities and m utt control will attempt In shout into orbit a game, Ihe Sanford team hai Ihe fiscal I year ending June 30 them hlg reron n a I * * a n c r satellite | *•* vletnrie*. two losses and one Thr *harplv worded prote*t tie. RICHMOND, ka 1 'P li — Gov lion n ic er willingly to permit in qulppesl w i t h a irlrtcopte ram wa* an American an*wrr to the Trophic* will he awarded th# J. I.ind*av Almoml tiaiay Utirllril tecration ,if Virginia's MIAMI rUPI»— liastern Air puhlie era campaign aeainit the Western po two learn* hy the Celery Bowt. the Supreme Court • nine fawning Aviation Week magstinc, pub­ lane* rnrclianies ami (light engi­ *ltfon herr started Nov. to by *>> srhool*. pressure lished Sumlay. also *aid the So­ Trophies In the outstanding player neer* union* walked off the Job puppet* of pnlitlc.il vlet I’rem trr Nikita Khruihcliev Mllinnil said III tontede Supreme groups and reiterated hi* intrnviet Union "already may have nn each team will be awarded by Gaoigr Touhy, First Trderal the It, S Saving* and faian The incident that »et off the pro at 10 », m. today and company of­ Cuitrt *le< Islitn* to tie law wo'tbl put a reconnal*»»nre satellite Into The Sanford Herald. Saving* and lavan executive vier- I .r ague te*t started when three Com mu ficial* said the strike would force Seminole High latl year look lie to 'concede We are itt utler high orbit" to spy on immense president, returned over the week He tax* outstanding authorities ( mil police torn tried In drag Uch a shutdown of ihe nation'* largest part in Ihe Brahma Bowt, but area* of the earth. end from San Francisco where hi- forecast favorable liusine** eondi- ner into East Berlin a* he wav domestic a ir carrier "within a few ehno*. Iiecaiise no man can pie this I* the first bnwl gam e lo ha attended the national convention of [Ions in the national economy for ahooling him on the American hours." dirt from one da-, to Ihe next I The Air Force had no official played in Sanfnnl. nfflrial* said. comment on either report Hut ' vide of Polsdamer t'la li, where what new theories dissolving other military official* w ire Intlined to They hope lo make II an annual _^*a T C *J All acreplrd figure for housing (he f . S.. Itritlah and Sovirt rec- Kew Refugees Return affair. rights will be nprmnilrd under the scoff at Ihe idea of ihe already« ITV m L o n u fle r "t J , u *" that 12 month period is tor, meet WASHINGTON <171*1» — The gvtiae of a decision of the Supreme e*i«ting Hu»»lan spy moon. ^ # l l | IV V W IIJIU W . tt.'iOOjPOO, Touhy laid. He added ,ww- pnbeem at Ihree.cnesl to !!**»'• *n*-*»nsl sernrtlr subroni ' Court Arlallon Wrek *alil (he Air ^ a h ( * 9 i >I r t a i D / x m / x r *!*** fwtXK. vi.ntiibuiing t.< ttu op- shoot t.ertiner It continued mt mltiei ha* rejiortrd that only J ” 1 dsi iwd )••■’>edc an opinion <*f Force aflempt lo orlul a satellite *',1**,v are In. f n f n i resistance But Ijech. or ■ucre»«- per re n t of Ihe refugee* who fled Ihe Supreme Court lo l*e Ihe law would l>e inaile at Vandcrherg » a v i n g . Iiy t h r i f t y A m e r i c a n * t o flli|y f o u t h l , h P n , ol{ M, g n o c ) f.l Ihe Hungarian revolution have rr City Commminner* will con*id- prnvjrttf f0, of the land." Almond said " If I Mr Force Base. Calif ft *ald Ihe nee<tJ, I'.lin,- ,|0WT, o n P i v o llc rm a n m d broke turned home ileipite "periD tenl rontraet on power far e r a blanket nianxei contract | 1ICom„ . , . prpprf u gr.,,. ' ' ami at tim es even phyairaltv ag A R Timbering!) J r ., manager of did, I would lie lust as gviilly of first shot would carry a 400 tn .e n i e e . c t the city with H onda national product. Improvement* In , r j * t | J J & t'fls th irf railut g r t '. l v r " Communist propaganda the Tampa Com m itter n( H*J. will displaying lark of respect for Ihe tv> - jHiumi pav load including a Bower and Ught Co tonight. Tl.e |,ulMitl|. , , „ r tl. U( B n 9 v r j™? not speak m Sanfonl tomorrow (’nntlitiitinn ai -1etc those nine 1telescopic ram cra, am! mnIt, .. *» . » af|11* i r i i \ I vinn correspondent in ermilderation iMrrlitflni excludr* urmti'ir water nriant night rffie ii-t mu struct Ion meth Beilin, went In I',Mat Berlin police WASHINGTON ( I l l 'l l —The Su­ fawning puppet* of political pre* service. nd preme Court rulrd today lhal th# tu re group* whi iuMilrrl ilnvsn Ihe I rnl-ci i,.an wax to tell the nr , . . . . . . headquarters today and demanded The agenda fur the Com m in inn " vTh* ATLANTA tU P D - M r . Allen closing UU of the general rrturn n( , ^ „ m rr, „ c Wil sclmoi ilreliifin in May of BUI." I ess, H n h n r t f i n K Alabama pupil placement la w -a * jn e etin g *l*o include* considera­ •rations w a* hy the R t. nev t'aik sr and Mrs. J. V Nmfthrr formed Sanfnrd coinm lU re some "{ n e u e r r v jl is w r it im - i * n m tn tu tio n ii Almond charged before the an j a y t i o n of a caution heaenn at Mel- ■fames A I U r. bishop of thu Cali­ Kivrn It immediately. man put «rut a fire in a firehouse the thing* that m ake Tampa'* Today's hrirf order affirm ed a oual convention -J the X'lrginia plan the mint •iiree*<ful in the lonviUr Ave. and 20th St., site of fornia iflocese (if the Kpitropal Saturday night. They passs-d the lower court ruling lo Oils effect. I'arm Bureau led, ration that tire stale frequent accident*, two occurring rhurrh, who**- ihetue wa* “Your station shortly after the entire An appeal hail bs-en filed hy four It it *u aucerstful that the lm*t Supreriio Courl in ordering dese­ ctcw had gone out to answ er an last week. Busin*** a* a Ministry.'* Negro children gregation. 'h»- ir >■■■reel Ihr *.rth, m-inager eannol leave herau*r "f alarm and tu m H off a bur-1 Bid* will he opened on two pollen Men of rational prominence wpIhe t"th ami Ihr lllh Amend Jay Hebert. Mayfair Country A three judge federal court c a n . one »t*lion wagon, a erae- peering on the g rre ra l seaaiont under four scorched steak* the a 'hot" protpert He D lining ev m erits" to the I S Con*Ututl|n Club'* plaving pro. tied with Am held last .May that the Alabama aetlv what the local Committer of firemen had been cooking Wflien ler tractor and water division fun- program inrluded t ’erry I'rent t, pal would like In be able to "In Iid'litlon t<> all precedent* and old Palmer ami Julio* Itoro* ye* Matute. on It* face, provides the pile* Thr city attorney will report editor of House and Home Mags Vnnle Kuth Shaw, 30. wai tbr call came In. *wlug—making a new mdintt the judicial restraint lli.it thnul'l lenla' for fifth place honors In the machinery for admlnls l e r l n f on the proposed franchise with tine; Henry J. Kaiser J r,, voe chnrgesl with first degree murder |iyc»*i Palm He*ch India , srhool* "in a rnnititiilional m anner realire tin value of estahlishin .1 art'tmp.xns 11 > rterv derision," the ga* companv president of Henry J. Kaieer *‘,,rr "tabbing her hu*ts»nd K H ' It was with Ihr drrps*»| re t mna I 1'p.n. Each h*d a tot at my Ihe admission of qtlallfied pi). plant in that area. The full agenda promise* actPHt Dr. Arthur M tVelmir. noled through thr heart with * HI CM INGRAM. England (I 1*1 • pits upon a basis of Individual that I »il- of 277 from the eommmioner* on amend. economist; William A, Lyon, prr>- butcher k n t f e Tin recentI) formed local organ grrt. 1 Almond uni Friday tight, S cr.'irr station atlendani Hof m erit without regard lo (heir rare nrsvrd the insatiahle NXACP, with Pete Cooper, Lakeland pro, rdg vg the ronlng ordinance and other (dent of the National Association "uthorllle* said today, • re Brawn. 37, utrd oil to f. i! nation will still tneel tomorrow ed out Wrsley Fill* Jr. In a one- or color." mines*. The meeting start* at of Mutual Saving. Banks; Ja m r. Ihe N egro woman I* held In the a holdup man Saturday night night in Ihe Sanford Civic Crnter the reads and prompt oliei»anre nf Hie federal ro irtt close school* hole pla* off lo win the tourna The opinion said the record in * p. m. I.endium . profess, r of arrhiler rounty jail without ball. Coioner ' When a customer pullesl a go- Mack Cleveland .lr., temporaiy to W arren t '»mt* .md in ll>p ritlrx m rri t'<».)ier fired a two under thr case did not show (he exclu­ ture. University of Florida. Hugh Dunran nilci the rase at and -lemamtesf money. Brown let chairman will rondurt a meeting From the rational government ,bnmlrt«le and said there w -uld l» him have it with the only w rap >n whtfh will see Ihr election nf "f of 1 liarlntlr.vlllr and Norfolk, lie par yesterday in the last mum! sion of ihe four N rgm ei from pricing thousands of pupil* of Ihe of the 72 hole tournament srhool* of ihrir choice to be hated were Sen. John J. Sparkmrn. ill- no inquest. The virlim was dead at hand, an oil squlrtrr fleer* and Ihe appointment nf use of their classrooms Teqoesta * Dow Finsterwald ami on anyihing hut a proper test. But Ala.) rhairman of the |{oti*ing in the door's ay of hi* Midway Ha taid the gunman fired three commilteea 1 I plare Ike blame I"r Ihe pfe Bill Casper *hared third plsre Ihe opinion added If the law were home when of finals arrived. T>» blank ahnta and fled In panic and subcomimttee of the Senate Bank­ Tltnberman ha% prum ited that >cnt situation rsartly where It honor* with totals of 173. Fourth not properly admlnistrresl It might ing committee; ftrp. Gordon I.. rubbing evidently followed • an oil-spattered raincoat. hr wilt Speak In Ihe Seminole liefong»--wUh ihe \A \C P and Ihe plare winner was Tommy Ja lie declared uneonslilullonal In .Sanford thieve* have a normal McDonough 1 1! -Cat.) second rani family argument, County group very anon—when hi- federal tmlirlarv They can mbs with 773 tome future lawsuit. HousingDeputy Sheriff M J ^rlggnr* variety of tastr* in merchandise. ing ftepuhliean of the doesn’t have an tndotirlal pm never , *1 a|a- that re*|»iris|hlllly In All the men vs ill tie *e*-n in San tub-Cemmiller Mhert J nnlwrl *•» railed to Ihr -erne bvxr-r-.--. Today's high court n rd rr mad# _ Clothing. »hoe* and liquor were i ert The sanfonl Commtllre t* Ihr mind arid • •vnscienre of a • ford Dec it II during the Ms?fair lt pime, *Dat It was affirming "on of ihr Federal v”" ' *'I-1 1* pm . S to le n ovrr the weekend tiene F» ron. fhaimis-i t'siierrted after that of Txmpa thneke'1 ami tsrD 1tu rfe d people " ,nn the lim ited ground* nn w hich th i tridge reported thi* mnnung t h a t !Ann'e t « a n flank Board. ' ~ dlslrlrt court rriled its decision.” hi* dry cleaning branch at 2«7 , C; **• Mstchr.l. Kansas t ny, wa. V o t e V a lu a b le , The case started with all appli­ dsrted proaide nl of I ha t S 1.. a _ P ark Ave. had been entered. fladad^ ---------J cation by the children In August, The building also houses F ar gup. Tn sen i rith him a . vice 1137. fnr iransfrr In whltp schools Thirteen of la employes of tc r ’s Shoe Store, which reported xre*ideot the avltigs .sml loon BORDEAUX. France t l T l i in Birmingham n e a r e r their of Southern Bell Herr have ren the lo«S of five p u r* of resoled men named W O Du Vat of k|. Sunday's election nesrly rn*t one tnhuted S2R4 In Ihe United Fund homes They brought stilt in fed­ shoes, two pslr* of black hoots anta J A C K S O N V IL L E * U P I i - Do confuted voter IW non franei eral court after the Birmingham This represent* 73 per cent of f.ilhv l/ u iitr G ilb ert was an ev ( t u t s R and 9'xt and a patched (1337). IMaril of Fduealion failed lo act thr entire plant rain jacket. Estridge could not e* riled little Ctrl when she eelehrai He placed an rmrlops- contain on their application within a time Additional contributor* to toe r'i her third lu rllitlav Sunday tim alr the amount of clothing limit set hy the school placement ing a cheek for that amnunt in the la k rn from hi* establishment She -1)11 hadn't Hotter over Fei Partly cloudy and warm with urn, and walked out of the poihni 1 mtrd Fund In ami-tinl* nf Si'> or law more are tl F May, Dr Vann e v n lrm rn l when her father re W Approximately SV) tn eath a id • Idely xcstirred shower* through litr I anger me llnwl today1 in­ of Ihr Ihi«I (om m ittre have conan unknown amount of stock were Tuesday. High today M to U, low placr with his ballot, The envr Parker. Dt G. I). Stanley, lev -i turned home in the evening from vited Ihr I nivrrsih of Bulfaln tarlerf Ihe entire Florida congre*lope with the cheek was found taken from Ihe C k C Liquor Store, •might about S3. East in south- by a vole counter, who knew Just Fleischer, J , Dan Wright, fir < a hunting trip to II* po*l srasiiO foot It all game slnnal delegation asking their sup. F. Brook Smith, N, K Godfrey 312 Sanford Ave. The robbery vs a* [wirt In gelling Ihe Air Force tail winds in to 13 mite* per what lo do with It He happenni I" IWfler and Ruth Engineers John Gll!>rrt, w a s loving wilh and wailed lor Ihr \ir I orcr reported this morning by Mr*. tradem v h- answrr an earlier Academy In [day in the Central lie * local hank Idler. Mary Ceresoli. I'otice officer* said •our. Anderson Befrigrraled Serv ,e hi* new sholgun when Ids lit I lr Md Florida bowl that in both ra*e* entrance had Ball llro* Trucking (.’o . Sanb't'l daughlrr walked up to th r bed • We also reissued Ihe invitation room door to investig ate lie wav Produre. Henry Schumacher I a-, he*n gamed through the rear of illll.ANDl* t I'll — Hffietals of in view nf rumor* lhal Ihe Aca checking In see if shell* in thr nie B. Reid, Gladya II v, the building* the tin* Tangermr Bowl vvrre drniy may acvrpt a hid to a Mack Cleveland Jr. em erged xlfOphelia !> Jones, S T ami Mae rhamln-r rje rle d rn rrre tly The first shell sva* thrown uui IihIi nan) l-^lav over i i | m>m * lliat larger Imwl," Morgan said Inrious frnm the Mayfair Mrn'a Muller, Goldsboro flat and I* i "We uanl Ihr Air Forte Aca Sundav all right But Ihe set nod ills ihe \ n F o r i 1 A c a d e m y I* co o "Turkey T ournam ent'' age. Dr. fieorge || Stark' I • charged Ih r h la tt hilling Ihe ■nlcnng arrcpiing i>o**ihle Ind* demy and H u n k we should get with three birds, two of whirh h# A Allrn ami Ida M. Andrr>> o lo |d.i in |i"*l r e a s o n fm ilhall lliem if any Iwvwl doc* Wc Blink donated to charity The remaining ihil'l thf) *tumid come here tier a use gobbler weighed in at 27 pounds i>!ltM-rt called n lt lc r r * who game* J a c k .Morgan, chairman of Ihr ihi* area is thr center of Air and came eomplrte with feathers, rushed Ihe tot to a hospital In a MIAMI (UPI) — A 23 year old Stanley U n w e l l , who now After three hour*, stw found ■ tqu»i| ear Bui when Ihcv arrived 13 year old Tang*run- Howl, said Forte attivltle* in Ihr United I chirp and Irol. man fmm Flint, Mich., goes be­ ia* more money than he ever had Graham who put her in lourti hD rninriultrr invited the Faleuni M ates." Morgan -aid noting two tkmnlhy was dead. Cleveland wa* winner of th# fore a federal tomml**ioner here >cforr. could have had a lot more with thr owner. Mrs D»v|i( Wrn !.i»l August lo play In the Der. 77 Air Forrc ha»r» 11. Ihe (irlando today on charge* that he and his tad he not been honest dell of Lansing. Mich TAM PA l P li Ihe largest 1 lassie regardless of then rrro rd area and other* throughout Flo­ | "elosrst In Ihe pin on IS", a mem­ bride flew south for their honey­ Stanley it only five years old. Mr* Wendell wa* her* sinrle eraekdnwn of bootlegger* Inti were turned down rida Proreed* from Ihe Tange ber of the winning team and run* for highest individual moon in a stolen airplane iut when he found a wallet eon in irarch of real e»tatr for re­ In Florida history netted (tl i-er fine Bowl, whirh seals i>nlv 13.000, ner up Morgan vahl Hie Air Forrc SAN FRANCISCO —(U l'l) — psilnl* Major Roy Brown won a Federal agent* a rrrrte d David alning S1.373 in hilla and several tirement In the area The money sons in a four county raid m r r Aca'lemy was bulled early Ite go entirely In crippled children Attorney Tevl* Jacobs took »trplive turkey fnr most individual M. Richmond, a llern*ed pilot, foliar* in change he took it home repre»ented her huthand's life'* fhe weekend lo solve Ihe problem of parent* e.m*r ihi* veal * Tangerine Bowl charity. ^ h e n he wa* returned to Miami o his parents, who conducted a *aving». .klr* Wendell evidently •'arl Wilson chief rnforc rinrnl wh' *e youngrter* tie up the tele I* Iwing belli in honor of the late Other learnt being considered points V n n t Cuba The federal warrant hree houi telephi nr search for Ihe had left the wallet in the phone olflecr of the state flevrragc Dr Two tram * lied for first place; phone Coder hi* nam e |n the dl Col Mlkr MrCoy whom nearby for the Tangerine Bowl are Flo­ charged that he flew Ihe plane iwmer. booth while ratling the bu» sta parlm ent, said moit nf those a r ­ rectory I* the listing "Children's McCoy Air Force Base u a * named rida Stale, the Cnlvcrdty of Buf Roy Holler and Cleveland, and from Telerhoro. N .J., to Miami Mr. and Mr* Roy Howell J r . lion fain East Trxa* Slate. Miami of Dave Cuming and Bill Foulk. Tied rested w ere Negroes Thrv vverr Teletihone." after. and then on lo Cuba. Hanley t parents, live in Lake The happy woman prrtrnlrd charged with illegal poise*'ion Morgan said Gen Jam es lltrggs Ohio, Mississippi Southern and for to rood were Mae Melnnls and Boy Brown, ami B. C. Hamilton Cuban authorities had picked up d a r j, Stanley found the wallet Stanley with tit), a large turn for and Illegal sate of Uquor, com mander of Ihe Air Force Tulsa. Kichmond under a federal war n a public pbore booth yesterday ■ five-year-old. and left Lake The -aid ers arrested dealer* In No Transient Room Aradcmy, replied lhal the Fal­ Bulgers had also Iv in under and Aim Fennell. rant whirh acruaed him of it Itboat 1 p. m Mary with a warm regard for its Ihe Tam pa area and moved east Two live turkeys were lied to WASHINGTON (U P ! I - Th# Su con* would not ptay In a post consideration, but Tangerine Bowl suing had cheeks to rent a ear Hit mother railed local author! honest folk And" whan she and her ward into the Plant City area premr Court ruled ft to 3 today season game Ihlt year because it nfflnali received a telegram Sun r a th side of Ihe first lee at th# after the wedding in M ontreanies then all the G raham s In the huiband return, odd* are high that Counties included In the raid* that apartmenti in government- had not yet graduated a class, as day from Ihe New Jeriey school Mayfair Country CJttb. Thlrty nin# and to rent th# plan# in N eaftdephonr ho o k -aftrr finding the Stanley will have top minority on were Hillsborough, Pinellas, Her insured housing project* can not rco'iirrtl hy N C ^t rulca stating that it would not accept mem bers of th# Association play­ ism e on a card ln«tde the wallet the Wendell cookie Jar ;nsndo and Pasco. ed in the tourney. Morgan laid oe'1 and nrembcri any poit season games. he rented tn transient gsiesta. U .S . Repeats Pledge To Hold Berlin I I Parliament To Meet Reds Blast Turkey ■Fust Change Savings League Reports j Gov. Alm ond S a y s 'No M ixing Ever' Pastern On Strike Favorable '5 9 Forecast Committee of 100 Loses Speaker; He Has 'Hot' Prospect tOnTldCT Un lOWCl Alabama Pupil Law Upheld By Court 1' irehouse Blues Hebert Gets Fifth-Place Tie In Golf Tourney Knife Stab Fatal, M°nro Woman Held (iuninun (lets Oiled t Thieves Shopping;) Tastes Are Varied IS But $357 Worth? Uniied Fund Lists New Contributors Death Pays Visit On Happy Birthday Falcons 'Bowl Shopping/ Tangerine Very Unhappy Weather Cleveland Shoots For Birdies, Birds Local Boy Finds $ 1 ,3 7 5 jioneymoon Couple Use Stolen Plane Proves Area Folk Honest 61 Persons Joiled In Bootleg Raids No INionc Problems I :L l L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 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/aad68dafa473bac18226480b4a2e2950.pdf dfae5a7c004a8870e9262bd0d7de623a PDF Text Text * I I 9 By LEON Bl'BNETT I'altrd Prraa lalerailloaal Defeat in hii bid far reelection didn't dull Rep BfoAi Hay*' Ar fcanaai wit. He opened hi* #peeeh to the Geer ft* BapUtt Comenlion la at week in Atlanta with thi« one: Dunne the period when Matter Johnwr.'i fait ball wa* dueling ween the toughert major league hitter*, a mnkic moved up to an oppoting team Johnion wa» prtchtnc the firat lime thi* rookie came to hat Johnion r e a r e d hack and t o u r e d in the tint pitch. •Stre rtie!” intoned the umpire. The r o o k i e cocked hi* ear toward the catcher, then turned to the ump and protettrd* “ It pounded a little high to me " J Hay* alto told of the Ozark real dent who had Journeyed he tail from Pine Bluff to Uttle Rock. At thla particulir Umc. U t­ ile Rock happened to he on day­ light laving time, wl lie Pine Bluff (till wa* on elandurd time Ready to return lo the hill*, the Tint or enter* the hut itibon and Inquire* of the t i c k e t igent: ••Whit lime* the ne»t hut leave tor Tine B lu ff* “ M* thirty rrpllet ihc agent •■What tin* doe* It pt into Pine BtutfT" a*k* the hill man. "St* thirty,** aniwer* the ager.t. The man turn* thi* otrr in hi* mind (or a minute, and held* for the loading ramp **Hey, don't you want a lick o il" the agent call* Nope.’ * an■wered the man *1 juat want to be out there arvl tee that but take PALM BEACH. Fla (L*PI> Frederic Johnion. M prominent in civil ami *oeiai life in Palin Beach and New York, died Tuc» day after an eatended illncai. Ami finally Hay* offered tht* definition *'A cynic ii a man who know* that twu and two make four, and he ju»t can t »tand it ’* MIAMI <l Pit—Buell A Patter •on. 63. a former iports columniit and recently a public rela­ tion* eaeeutivc. died Tueiday night on hi* way lo New York from Havana OH* Lecontu. a farmer lit Ins near Fullon, Ky . »*> * he finally ha* learned how hi* coat ha* been Ccttins out uf the paiture. Iwromu declare*. »•* help him. that tht* I* what he obwrvrd The toat climb* on a Mump In the patturr and bleat* A donkey, at*o a resident of the patturr, Boev running alonctidr The scat hop* onto the donkey’* bark. The dnc.key then trot* to the fence, and the goat jump* lo free IIOU.WOOD (UP!I - Funeral tcrvice* were to be held today for Manuel Schwartz, SI year old father of actor Tony Curtit Schwartz. employer! In a Beverly Hill* public relation* firm, died billowing a heart attack Monday*. Shortcuts Itanned HARTFORD, Conn. — <UTI»— A lUrtf >rd law — never enforced —make* it illegal to “ go through ary park cr part thereof at a ih*>n rut from one place to an­ other. ** dots. At Ft Benninc, Ga the Army protidn a couric in the operation id a home hold for wivrt of wd d im living in got ernment owned quarter* on the bate. There i* thi* catch ’ The en­ gineer lection official* rrquevt that the frm 'lc adult In each family atitcd ifcew cla»*< *—but If that H impo*»lblc it it marda t■ir> that the military member of the family attend." t’ l.ASS n u ll Kits Diiw to enrollment increwe*. part of the eighth grade at the Junior High Sch'* l wrap transferred to Seminole High School thi* year. Clara officer- are. left to right. Carolyn Turner, nvretaary; Linda Williama. vice proident: Dia ta Beaaley. president: Pam June*. treasurer; Donna Young and Bedford Aiken, representative,* to the etudent council. (Bergstrom Phoiul All that you need to do is to save some* thing regularly! liu sm an 's H oliday BCRUNGTON. Vt. — il'PH — Each day aft«r wrrk. mailman Edward I*evir.o, who deliver* a S«u*. letter* each year, goe* home to work on hi* hobby: •tamp col]retire Q u o t a b le Q u o te s I'mKrd Prwta UtrraaUoaal OtARLEVOIX. Mich-The la»t radio menage Iron Capt Roland Bryan of the cargo ihip Carl P Bradley feared lur.k in gale gwrpt Lake Michigan *-We‘»e hroken i# half. We're fatag down ** CRISP * FRESH FLORIDA d NEW YORK - Col John Supp, Air Force apace rue arc her. In ■tying teati he hat undergone ■bow man can endure the per* ■tret of being Bred into epace and returned: “ Bwt he u acamly Lkrly to «Jny either of the*e ordeati '* SHIRKIN'!*: . CRANBERRY SAUCE BOSTON — Corley Ktmpt aurwivor of the Rpnr.xtuU. NS mine diaatlrr. after arriving in Itott.n tm bl* firat airplane flight "lt‘a a k>t nicer to be up in (he air than down brbw the pound IF* my fir*: flight and B'l like * benerr.** BIRMINGHAM, Ala Bir mlngham P o l i t e Cotnr.iunvner Eugene (Bull* Connor m chartteg that a prepared federal grand >uy inveitigatioo of Ibe arre*t of three Negro m i n i t t e r * wa* prompted by the Re*. Martin Lwther Klrg, Called Auto Worker PrrtkJcr: Walter Reuter, and US. Atty. Gen. william Reger* •They are trying a triple rlay aw Bull Cootvw — li t King lo Brother to Rogeri '* RIB or BRISKET u t M o n r s STAR SHORTENING B R IC E S FLOOR Quart (With $3.0o Order) Herm l’ r.*of Everybody needs money sometime U it h Order I’lease t Sa\c 16c FOOD KING Foodmart Contribution Plan PRESERVES •hw you d o . . . Wit FAMILY! Hyon rrfrd UPTO $600 DOVKR UKKADED phone. FAirfax 24612 before noon to in jn ft fee money the u n e diy! C«* I n Iw tw :< Wwrvt ftrwaMs lire .v IM X 1 *M 1100 1> » HOC : « oo M00 j i : k> « j: oo u.*oo 24 0*. PUMPKIN PIES McKF.N7IK (l imit " With Order• FIELD PEAS FORDHOOK LIMAS m A [> BIRDSEYE MORTON'S '*■ A BROCCOLI V* 1 W INTER GARDEN BEEF DOT CHICKEN £01 TURKEY PIFS H MAN Cl S l l V i a IN C 0$ S4BI0II mSM thPwk litre* fV w cflw U iM li: Intori, Fiend* FOB V O l’ R T l'IlK K ) REALKMON J U IC E st’NSHr GHAIMM CRACKERS i >». »u* I i 1 M F A ft with 4 REPU T ATION �m l^an fo rfo AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V01- XLIX United I’ reix* Leaned Wire News Briefs Red S trik es Costly LONDON 1U r i‘— Conservative F. W. Fatrey-Jones told Parlia­ ment Wednesday night that Com­ munist labor leader* rod Britain about M million dollars in strikes this year Q ueen Is C row ned MIAMI REACH U T Ii -M a n Ann Slaiintk, is, of fine Rush, N. V.. was crowned Wednesday as national roller skate quern. A lim o n y O rdered • H E A D Y FO R E N E M Y — P F C D. K. 1a* received on e « f the fir s t puns gtinn from S F V A lbin E. Kendall Inst n ig h t as San- fonl’s Co. R. IMth Armored Infantry Rattnlinn. was alert­ ed. The local National Guard unit "won” its lmttlr a train*t the enemy. (Herald Staff Photo! National Guard iRepels 'Enem y' LOS ANGELES (UP! I -Actor Charlr* Chaplin Jr. was ordered Wednesday to pay hi* wife, and rspertant mother. AIM monthly alimony pending a divorrr hear tng Cliapltn Jr, and hi* estranged wife, artrrss Su*an Magnet*. I?, were married last August and separated tvrn month* later. C urious, M aybe? MOSCOW 1UPI k— The most Im portant dl»eovene* in mathemat le* amt theoretical physic* arr made by studrnts helween the age* nf 13 and 2fi, two lop Soviet scientist* reported N am ed T o Old Post SANTIAGO. Chile. i l ’ PD-Alfon *0 lirel. who was Chile’s consul The “ enemy" attempted to establish a beachhead in San­ general in New York for «iv ford Inst nijrht. hut was hurled back by Co R of the 151th years Ivefore Woild War II ha* been reappointed to the po*l Armored Infantry Rattalion. Two "waves” of enemy troops attempted to (tenetrate A ie defense of Co. It, deployed alone the boulevard to guard G ran ts A nn ounced WASHINGTON ft’ PI ■ — The gasoline storage tanks. Doth times, the Sanford company ■ ------------------------------------- 'emerged victorious. _ , . x r io n h c K J U C I I I I j Ij _• , | Ih in k I llllln All of that scurrying around (•**« n,cht '*** f ,u ," ) the \aI ti»nal Guard unit here At >t:30 p. m, without prior warning, an »» • I p ‘airM" ua< founded. The»e alert* V f l f f i n P 1^ I t i r p *rr *•*#**! 1.1 le*i the readiness rf T O L L I N G D \ a ll lC their pea retime soldiers* Ivitians. . From Det.ard, Apopka and OrXawy T l i n a r r i l l A c i c '""d " thry r*ch hurrying to C O f lU D e r C U I O iU hi. particular post Most Prr paring to rat when Ihi alert was CHAPEL IIIIJ., N, f i I T I »— *sounded Many left their ntraii unA group of North Carolina sclent t"-1, hed in thr rush to get dressed lit* liellete that they hair dcvr and report It* the armor*, loped a *afr and effector \arcme James J Kendall, firat to to present lut>errtllo*i*. arnve in uniform, wa* getting Thry emphasized. however. .1 ready to go to ».-ho*»l * hen ihe t all Wednesday night that Ihr va.rlne. <*mr. Hi* brother. SIT All.in K. railed It I. should "not lie regard 1Kendall, was milking the rows rd as being for general u-r "hen he wa. notified Others were Hr Stuart Willi* of Ihr North vi.iting. getting ready in go out. •arnlina lanatortum system »aid taking lath* and all of the things that tt would primarily !>* useful that n civilian ran l>e rx|>crtrd to among high ri*k group* *urh as d<'■ “> P m. on a given day employe* of tuberculosis hospitals h***t *0 report l,. ihr armory and in countries where the rate **as lit. Ronald ItroOk*. He wa* of inridetirr of Ihr disease I* high m *urh a hum that hr didn’t tike Willi*, who senril a* rhief in the lime to put on hi* uniform rr*t 1gator in Ihr projrrl which Shortly aft* r tt,e arrival* of the wi • financed hy various tub' reu Mull I t'lliltos Page 7 losls association*. al«o emphasized that test* should continue for at Sergeants Kendall, Itrnok* ilavbr-l least another its years for snenti home and returned in the familiar ■ r avatuatihn of the vamne garb of the I'. S. snldlrr Willis said that R1 had hern In the first half-doien In arrive proved safe in animal* anil till- wa* (’apt John Keeling, command man*. ing offices. Shortly thereafter. (Ir. H M*‘ \amllvicrr. who Mjj Roy t.reen. battalion rxecU joined ihr stale sanatorium sys­ live officer. appeared on the tem aeven year* ago to work on scene. the vacrlne. reportrd that no ar Prior to the ayiv.il* of Krrlmg live tuberrulosts ca*e* havr born aid tirrrn. the Kendall brother* found *-• far among Ihr t.fc'd per- had thing* tolling The fir.1 two aons varcinaled with RI In 1951 men to anise wrrr armed and He added, hovsrver. that the sub plarrd at front and hack door* A* rarti must be followed for a min- other* arrived, weapon* were Is­ mum nf 10 year* heforr the vac- sued from Hie stockroom. One hour after Ihe alrit wa* rine’a effertivenesa ran he srlenll sounded, a d-iirn men had report­ fiealty evaluated Willis said the l.ROft |>er*on* ed. Motor* of the hig carriers in Studied were all members of the Ihe compound at the rear of the staffs of TR hospital* and had a armory throbbed into life; Tap* high rata of exposure to the dis­ Keeiing xrd Ms) Green reported to the sheriff's office to learn the ease ••enemy’* Two and one half ho.ua after the alert ■<undrd, the hig earner* lund-ernt itewn tha boulevard to meet the enemy Poring thl* p» riod. maehlnegun* had b e e n mounted it >p tile big vehicle* de­ signed to transport a *«|uad of in­ fantrymen. Inside the rartleri KoIh rt t l.evririt J r , ranger j were pea.etmie troop*, fully armvnth Ihe Honda Tore. 1 Sen ,ee. J„( , r,j battle.ready has been assigned to the East dud Ihe enemy been real, the Seminole County area story’ would hare l»en much the l.everett wss tranvferrrd from n m r, rn far as the preparation* lh» longwood arr*. Ills new* po*l- wrere tiimrrned. Again, the Na­ Uen will h* a» ranger *1 the tional Guard demonstrated it* ml-ledo Tower located between Claim tn the title nf "the backbone Oetfdn and rhulunts, shout *n nf national defense." Jransfer Is Given To Forest Ranger Atomic Energy Commission an nounrrd today that "life science * grant* totaling SJTS.ilo have been awarded to 30 college* and uni versilies to enable them to rt pand Ihrir laboratories for train ing *tudrnli in peaceful nuclear technologv. M issile Palls Short WASHINGTON M’ Pti — T h e Air Forvr disclosed Wednesday night that an Alla* m I s • I I r launched Tuesday fell aN-mt I.'Mat miles short of its programmed A. non mile Right, hut otherwt*e wa* •fully successful" Acred G rendades Ihe rase of tha htale v*. I.din Robert Webster ended in a ml* trial 1stal nigh! when the ,n could not reach a srrdlef after three hour* nf delit-eraltnn Webster wa* charged »,ih manslaughter after an nrident June 15 near Hie l.ake Monroe Bridge Hilary Ann S. hmetler, 16. Jark*onvlllc, died of brain injunr* 1 few daya after the ear in nhirh •he was a passenger wa. In rnl lleton with Webster’ s automobile The ease wilt be tried again during Ihe nest term of (in u il Court under Judge William* Jr. Wehster tt heing defe-ded hy Ger* don Frederick the mrn Con•trurlion is at * «tami*lill at air building the Lake Mary f re house. . , , . . 1tall volunterr*i a-«l the women The floor ha* !wen poured, hut I ^ . , „ , 11 aeetns a long way fr„ni the flivw , . , ' " ' «-..IIr*-tmt fund* fv r nutei . , jnd e.pupmr-d to the roof. nt give thr Member* of the Volunteer Eire I" ,,!l the **<»ii Department are •->t worried about n- f « .mlati the roof —that has lern given !•> The ftre h„u.,r idea wa* itii them But the., are worried about Cehfd „. . , vrwr ago. Donthe -pare tn hetwren niton from ie* lent* ami friend* 1 Aritutf ths* |i»!» , ^ 1lav ti »• uni' I* "" "* ' * U' 'il .'*t e 'e r n dr »n*l Mr* Charles Krueger The propi .e-l fnr h..u*< will not la- u*«t evclu*l*rl for Ihe Lake Mary fire engir- I fact many limes Ilie engine may 1-e moved to all Roy Seoul*, i.irt Scout* and other community gi> up, to gather U. S. Court Delay Gives State Court School Test Case NOREOI.K. Va . I 1*1 — DelayIn a federal court ruling on Vlr gmia'* school cloving lavs* gave the stale a chance today to ob­ tain the fir«t vrrdlcf of them from the Male Supreme Court The stale's highest court will hear a friendly" te*i of (he laws, sponsored hi the Mate Itself nexi Monday Uedne*dav’s hear mg tn federal court here threatened to overturn admmivtr.uon plan* to exact the first ruling on the laws from Ihe stale court, hot t hief Juil Simon I Mil«*|off postponed actum in the feilrral case until Dec 1 Counsel for while parent plain tllfs, however, asktd the court to issue a temporary injunction lie fore brief* are filed Dec M o Im mediately rr*lram the *talr from enforcing it* .ch.-.l dosing law The court could i*.iir surd an In junction before the date rutin convcti . Monday Ttie hearing, on a *uit by ts white parent! *i‘iking till- reopenmg of Norfolk’s siv closed srliiNil* and me overthrow of the law Which closed litem, saw .rh.H.I oH.cl.lv testify that the closure* were doing Ir r e p a r a b le i,atm to Quaker Hill Says It Isn’t Included (Juakrr Hill rrprr*enlatlve* vaid they rollrrt no down pavmen' slway* dl«rlay their license* and credenllal* Camera, Supplies Stolen From Auto V (*m»r* and equipment, valued *i tJOll, were stolen from phoi graphar George Rrrg'trom’a a-.imobile la-t niglil Th.- car wa* left unlocked f almut ten minute* Iwhind ir' vldrt Hotel while Rerg«*mi Uveil the telephone. The photographer reported . In** at 7' 10, when hr retlirnrd End the ranter« amt Cquipmct,' gore ItPttt.lN I UPI 1 — Soviet Am* jhattador Andrei Smirnov told lit til IN i l ’ PI Russia and Uhanreltor Konrad Adenauer to...... . „ .. . „ .. . the t.ermau ..........Fast - ............... . lommunlsta day in Bonn that Russia would , . . . . . . . . . slowly aod steadily tmtlt up pres •■tl.,u»date the occupation statu* «ur*- against We*t llerlin tod.iv, of llrrlln, the fiovlet Emha*iy an vvnrrving the Wr*l Berliner* and Pounced Xmericant bringing Irar* the might Iravr The world ’ blockade ’ printurev Two survivor* were lifted hum * frail raft Wednesday morning atol 1* tuvilie* were recovered from tin- lev water The Bradley I'srtlv 1 In n m i l r in il* r t lir * » iii; h •hower* ---tarried a crew of 75 mrn I'tktav. 1 liame uf few -*---Helicopter* lowered searcher* *oulh portion (■Is*. II1■It today unto the tin* uninhabited island* 7ft In 7*. low lonighl ,i0 In 62. Frank 'triu ne Jr. will speak to alxnit 35 mile* off the Michigan Nnrtherlv wiml* Im-omlng north the Mavfatr 'ten's Golf Aa*oeia. maintaml easlerl* 15 to 2ft mite* per hour. lion tonight at 7:30 The meeting was tailed at the t oonlry Club to t|i*. n*< the new mrmleishijt rain. Mr* W. K McRoherls. preslj dent, urged meml'er* of the Wnm|rn'* Golf Association to attend , Hu* Hireling Mebanc spoke Iwfore .the women yeatenlay ilurtng the monthly tuni-hr*>ri Ihdh clubs are interested in the I.I.Nl'Ol.N, Neh Il l'll —A jurv ileatli iw-ually Irom wliivh Stark u*e in memtiershlp rates and the irlired *1 10 a m today In deride weather I* now appealing addition of a "minmum field According to Spencer'* (nitrile rharge " whethrt 1 aril Ann Fticalr, ,* Hon. thr mint fiKtnrl culltv «>f The lady golfer* were guest* of .muld pay with her life- (or Ihe firvi tlegrec murder t( Ihr jurors thr rti.ti in an nrinual ajiprectation •laying of Robert Jensen. 17. decide *hr purpotclv with pre luncheon given them for their o*Di«lrirt Judge Harry A Spen mcdllalert mallrr aldr<l in Ihr •Ittanee during ihe |*GA tourna­ ' rri ,n hl* l"*lrucllon». offered a murder nr in thr robbery from ment. 'even • man. fivr • woman jury which the Haying resulled ’ fvrec choices—they tnav find her A second decree murder 'er, ultv nf first degree murder, diet should In- returne'l the judge S c'I h h i I I k Sought Mothers id rriardrd thildren oillv of second ilegrre murder, or *sld it Ihe juror* decide Usrll mnnccitl. purposely amt maliciously hut who would In- Interesteil In form­ If the juror* find (aril guilt* without delilmrstinn >*v premrdt ing a *rhnol havr hern asked In Maxwell, ' first ilegree murder they also latino aidrd ami atwited in the rnntael Mr* ,1 T. FA ? yev'. nr Mrs. Van Pelt, imi*t set the punishment—life- im crime I ri*onmrnt nr death in Ihe rlec S|N-nrer r« inindrst the jury that FA 2 07#' The school wind,I In- open lo re­ trie chair the petit., defendant |* not being the |trnally for second -degree lrn-«l for failing In run away, es tarded ehildren nf all age*. ,'irder ranges from 10 years tn 1 spr nr report '•lark .ealher to te imprisonment and is set hr au'hnritirs on their right day mur ",r court not Ihe jury der rampage aril t* rbargrd with aiding anil I’rnseculnr I.liner N. heelc did -I'liing Iharlrt Starkwcalhri m not avk the Jury in >rnd t'arll In t tie first degree murder rd Jen the electric ih-vlr when he made ■in and 1* subject tn the same ht* final argument Wednesday W e a th e r th The local Junior Chamber wa* one of four out of 111 eluht in Florida commended hy Gov. Col­ lin* for the “ Spreed Our Sun shins" rampaign last wmtsr The campaign wa* mitigated to coun­ teract had publicity for Florida when the state wa* struck hy- kill­ ing freeies. Form aIion of the l-nng* .ur* Jaytees, an eltension nf the SanfordSeminole County group, brought more praise. Tha logw ood Jayeee* now form an active and vig­ orous organisation. Attending the .St. Augutlma conference were Tom McDonald, president. David Kllngrnsmlth, Art Harrt*. Mr. and Mr* Rill Gramkosv and Mr. and Mr* G. Andrew Speer. Mebanc To Speak To Men Golfers; Women Invited Curil Fugate Fate In Hands Of Jury WE RE THE MOST COURTEOUS! Howard McNulty (center) and John Krider (riirht) are jubilant aa they show Jaycee president Turn McDonald the award uu.i b the Semin­ city. A Weal Grrman government confirmed the Soviet Embassy announcement and said Smirnov's statement was given orally and that no note* were handed over. He said West Ger­ man Foreign Minister llenrieh von llrrntano participated in thn meeting. 'Sanford Is Best/ Navy Men Declare •’F.ast nr \Ve*(, we like Banfnrrl bed" Theap were lit* word* nf Ledr. (ierald Roherl* this morning aa ha quoted ihe Iwnner hung on tho Im*.-* of reluming Del. 45, VAH-7, after an 11 month cruise. The ban* ner* were made by enlisted men nf the squadron which returned early Ihi* week tmder the leaderwhip of Knlierla. The Navy officer was Intro­ duced Hit* morning at the Sem­ inole County Chamber nf Com­ merce Coffee Club. Other offieer# who were rpeeial iruetbs wero Udr. John Miller, chief of staff, Ifat\Vlrig (ine, amt Cdr, Norman Mctnn!*. new exeentlee nfflerT of V Mi-3. Chester Krartck of lieBary arid llnward Pnre. president of War* Oil Co . w-*r# Intrndneed hy Char­ lie Morrison at the meeting. Rearirk thankevt Sanford for th# sup­ port given Dellary projects, par­ ticularly the civic center and pub­ lic library. Those ailrndirg the Coffea Ciub were ihown th« award won hy tile Chamber of Commerce citing Sanford a* the most eourtaoua city in Florida Livestock, Poultry Aid Seminole Farm Economy Jaycees W ork Is Lauded; State Award Presented city in Florida when Howard Me Nulty accepted an award during a meeting of Ihe State Chamber of Commerce in Fort t^auderdale earlier thi* week. McNulty was chairman of "Courteer Week,” sponsored In Sanford hy the Jarreee. The local Jayeeev won over all other Cities In the state upon submitting a scrapbook filled with clippings about their •courteoua'' activities. John Krider, manager of Ihe Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce. also attended the meeting. The aaard eras mealed thle morning at the monthly meeting of the Coffee Club. Jaycees carried tha hall again when they returned to Sanford with two more awards following Russian and East German pressure ha* been Intilding slowly agafnsl West Berlin, worrying Ihr West Berliner* and . __ . 1. . . . fringing fear* the Americans might leave the occupied city. — ■ rm hiuy Today thr Russian *aht Smirnov asked for a meet­ ing with Adenauer and outlined for hint Ihe '’ measure* Iho Soviet government plans taking with (ha aim of liquidating the occupation Hatu* of Rerlln " The phrase "liquidating the 00 cupation status of ncrlin” was lr.lven here to mean the Soviet now proposes lit transfer to East Germany the right of control of Wcatcrn Allied traffic to and from Berlin. I nil! now the Russians as well 41 (he Americans, British and Trench have considered Berlin to t*. „ nder Big Tour administration, Right of an e*v to and from nertin I* governed hy Rig Four rag. ii!«lion» ratheg than hy any Geeman rule., Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushrhrv. m a speech In Moscow last week, announced hi* govern* ment’s intention of ending Ihti foreign control of Berlin and Ber­ lin hound traffic and iransferrtnf It In Ihe Communist rail rone government. Berliners Tear Bloekade West Germans were faced with Ihr Immediate threat of a block­ ade lo force W’eatem recognition of the move. The world "hloekadr" I* one nf fear In this ritf lit) miles deep in Communist ter­ ritory, tint the grrsler fear la the United States might abandon thn tainmi* wave* The moil Important jol* in Iwverrlt’a jmiitlan will tm the artual ^opres-i- n of forest fire* Ha will tiWthis wllh a crawler tr*i!nr and Sanford became known thtough the fall conference in St Augn* two disk fire plow* out the state as the most courteous tins last weekend. Mr*. I-everctt *viU he employed at Ihe towerwiman at the Oviedo tower. Her responsibilities will l»e the detection of firn, re­ porting a d ieceinlmg informa­ tion Both Mr. and Mr*, leveret! are graduates of Fort Pierce High Rehool. levrrett *l*o ha* a degree from the University nf Florida ,*®te Forest Ranger School. He wa* a member nf the Forestry Club, football, baseball, and has* kalhall teams. Both Mr. and Mr*. Levcrelt are memtsera of the Bap­ tist Church. For tha past four year* IwverHt ha* been employed hy Pomeroy and McGowtn Fotert Managers of Montlraiio, Ark. aa a timber aatlnator. Jet Plane Knocks Train Off Tracks; Everyone Escapes B "* 1 frar in ,h** ,ln •"*!« deep In Communist territory, but the greater (ear .* that the Unit rtf stal<-« might abanilon Ihr dly ■We can go through another blockade. hul ihe American* must not leave." one woman said "Thruwe will be swallowed up hy the Russian* Then we will EL IHllll MARINE AIR HANK, all have toftre’ Calif (UPII—A Marine ycl fieht To Ihe average West tlerlir.rr er plane practicing an emergency tin- i**ue come* down to that — landing Wednesday overshot the ln*lde for meeting* or paitie* American* or Russian* landing field ami crashed Into the Ihe IiuiMhil- will con*l>l of a 11.11*1- Two t)ue*tion« path of a »periling passenger large room, a m.~le*t kitchen, and There i» talk at*mit four-|vower H-'i" two lavntorir. agreement* and their abrogation, Two ctir»el engines and five llte Volunteer I i*r Depaitnient the mraning of Potsdam. Ihr car. were derailed in Ihr spectac serve* a radius tw,* and one-half right, of oicupaticMi. Soviet Pre­ til.tr c rash when the 75 mile an mile* atound lavli* Vlary. Thi* is mier Nikita Khrmhrhri’s vpeeeh hour train smashed into the the oitlv pridefti. o attureil resi­ on llerlin craft, cartwheeled It Into the air dent* in Siinla-l tot ales, lath Alt tht* i* tummeil up hy where it exploded and fell to rett Arbor ami Ijttle \enire area* fnglilrnri hut deterniinrd i*eople " ™ ^ 'r the fourth and fifth ran 'Ir* " , 'I . i.rav •' Trhairman of tn i'" Tnr"question, JJ?* ''hat are he of |h<. nine r*r tram including thr building fund ,hr ,und « n' W,»' ,h* the engine r , . American* stand hy the etty a* There were no serious injuries V oarrh I n n lin ilA f " V . pt,’ mi' r . . . . .. „ among the t.to pa**cngers and jta C lT C II L U d l l l l U C j There is no doubt here Ihe Ru» (|vr irewmen The pilot escaped arr l.<’ ,nf wRh only minor mlurirs after he I I I a a, 1 • Three 1. hlllr doubt of ihl* In ,gvevl hy a train crewman Ifl E R K P M l f h l f l A n '*>r M»trnt capital. In Ha.hlng^ llw , floui1 of dust up *** L O D G I K .I I lljU I I ton the inly question 1* how ,,r ahead arul hit mv emergenry tl% .................. «" ,hr ,,rink brake.” train engineer W M. ‘ HARUAtHX Midi i l l 1 - of war Rider aald ^ ,,n»en tin* island* In northern Thr I stop level Seninlv "My first thought wlirn I saw 1 •*kr ' , " 'hlwn ‘ •’■•rched to Cmmril w*. meeting toifay in wrfr ,ljt wa, , ,U> ,nr ' ' 'fw in rn from Washington m .tody Ihe situation. wml|ll horned allve,,• he said. »hp ,al,r'1 : ir!:', *h'P [V T'”* f 1'1 The KtD Skyrav all we* ih'er Rr.idli v licit there wa* little hope frame were holding ron.ulta- flc,„,.r |)lanr pt|,„r(, hy ; nd Lt. #n' * " “ w ,M' ,,on' ,n ,l1'' Wl’ ,,',r" *-*i’ Philip M Schmidi. a . aiiachrit 1l"! »»me amtv whilecaps lh.it Ital. Ill the Hind Squadron here, over*'»a*hv*l and twaRmsed Ihe*lnp Ihi v areIwuml hv a NAD> tj,ol Mwirr on ,hr |,,n.|in« field ,?‘ p Tur-dav ha.npci.d two 1 ..avt ........ of Octobet IBM. Jo u.ed In stop Ihe plane '*h,rh pnil.»d the fiK».t a war if neret.ary to hold „ lKMlnr„ ( rr ill|y 0Xfr , to.,r,I " «'erv sfer h •» «• rUr Thc.r m,'Y> worry t’ , that ri„v „ t f-,id. snaptmd oil a Utility ‘" “U * srarrh e.»ti ttu.sfai. hifa.*T..t*it of me rn, p„|r „ nq tan.ls*.! on the tracks In ..-re *rpt „ff the lake when 40 could emilit touch much off a wrar aeciden- front of- the Santa - - -Era ■ south — mile no hour winds spawned mnun tall* hound San Diegan. miles east nf Oviedo, l/everelt's primary respunsihll. By is forest fire prevention and suppression; tn nrganire a pre. <iippre**lnn program, and In offer aid and information In the ntiient nf (hat area NO. 309 SANFORD. FLORIDA 'Blockade' Strikes Russia Announces Roof And Floor Assured Fear Into Hearts 'Liquidation Plan' But In Between' Blank Of West Berliners MOSCOW 1UP! 1 —Soviet schools Salesmen for (Juakrr Hill Inc are graduating more vperialivts a Newark. N Y shiublwry firm to«lay than those in the United Stair*, according to \ I’ Yelyu- operating in Seminole County. t*> day said they, too, arr tnterrn tin. Soviet mtnistrr of education rd in controlling unlicensed ib-.il cr* in three prrahirt* Dr. L ivin gston e? Two representatives for the tin I.ONHON lUPIv— Two voong displayed llrrntev from Ihe 1 in Rriiith e x p l o r e r 1 reported of Sanford and credentials fro, Wednesday they discovered David the home offire of the cotnpanv Uvlngtnne’s initial* earned on a Thn said they were tint in H-Category of the "ftv Ivy nigh' tree in Portuguese East Africa operator* described in a Hrt d raiqtdn Olivier, sor. of r Mr Sir story yesterday Lawrence Olivier and ljurntin The *tnry called attention to tin Keynes said they found the ban concern Ivy local officials at the hah tree during a tr-rnt three number nf county residents wh . arc Iveing "taken" by salesmen month trip up thr Zambesi River. whi collect down payments on merrh*ndl*e and disappear. Mistrial Declared In Webster Case T H U R S D A Y . N O Y K M H K R 20. Reds Ready To Strangle Berlin PASSAU. Germany I l l ’ ll — Pattern veiscli found here by ehildren I*at week have turned out to hr "hand grrnadr*’’ dating tiark to ihr tstli century official* thr 10 '«Xt locked • out student* nf the German museum in Nurrn berg said today. Reels Claim Lead EntahUnhed I'.'OR ole County Chamber of Commerce at the State Chamber meeting. The leg work for "C otirleov Week” wag done bv the Javceea. (Photo by (loTK»troiu) The llvratuck and |HiUltry Industry •> *rv lm|«i'tant part nf the farm economy of Seminole Coun T Annual sals*, according to the V. S Census of Agriculture, ainoun*. to al«iul Mkft.OOO, This total doe* not Inrlu'le dairy pr«Nlurts. Ihe total d»e* inrludc liecf cattle, hog-, poultry and poultry produrta. A* In the cat# of the dairy In­ dustry, thi* 1* a phase of the coun­ ty's agricuiun- which i* capccted In ihow giant gains in the next few years. The ecofiom.i- study of Semuwdf Uounty hy the First Re-carch Corp.. prcpaml f-*r ihe Florida Ih-velopmrnt Uommiuton. rscom* memlssl that Remlnnle f-xmers go into th# poultry husince* more heavily. This rejairtnl (ailnteil out that Florida, and Scminotc Uounty, arc dcfirirnl in egg arvrt poultry pro­ duction. Seminole markela al<out 270.031 dosen* of eggs each year. Thi* produce! tome 1115,617. Poultry sold i.y local fanners add* another U0J*n>, sanding t® llU.tiul Uw total for lamltry and (oultry prod­ uct sales. Tha total value of all rattle and hogs void alive ts estimated at Thu 1* broken down into nit.ftHl for cattle and calves, |0,imIT! for fwg* ami pigs Total cattle and ralvrs sold annually it about total hog* about 357. Th« poultry (-opulatJon of Sem­ inole County sia* estimated at 89,B0l>. Thi* total Includes chlckene, turkey* and duck). The total rattle letriuding lairy herds) and calve® In Uin county was estimated at IM!*), total hogs *1 487, Some of the Wg reason for tha expected upsurge in poultry pro­ duction are the favorable climate, relatively small spat# needed for broiler houses and th* relatively •mall initial cost. This would add another Income In the diversified farm in ScmU nol* County. Th* Kitaneion Merr­ ier lung has urged more rmphaal* on this phase of agriculture. Aa matter* now atand, Seminole do*# not produce enough egg* for lt# own population. In a short time, however, Ihli •iluaUm could be 1hanged. J ir If- �* .v fi Ike Flying South For Fall Vacation WASKDtGTON* (UP1) -Preal drat Eisenhower flie* aouth today for 11 do) i of golf and. in the relaxed Mttlaf i f on eiehialvl country club, m u wort M bll legislative p n r m far lb* M t rpniT111 Tbo Chief Executive's flying destination todar tbo Au­ gusta (C o.) National Coif Club where. weather pormutiif. ho «U expected to bo awlaging away at hit favorite (port by mid aftrnvoon Mr*. Elsenhower, not on cnihutIonic air traveler. planned to to to Goorfln tonitbt by train, join* inf the President at tbo club M day. Tbo Ptrat Lady could not Jlonroe p o it waa achedulnt fo r occu■janc..- yem erday, hut thr n w vip f uj-i ration ju at couldn’ t hr completed, official* nnid. Thr finishing touches were to he put on thr new DUCK SEASON B l>u» Angrlrs Country Club ha* —Klchard <the laUfomiana Gen Jamt-v R S Sinatra Didn't Go, Dog Track Hay Sue GREENVILLE, Mlv. (UPI>Bound* like a bargain when a firm acquire* a piere of land IIS feet In length for Just a dollar but diet In Ihla rase. ' The Greenville City Council sold .the properly to the Della Comqnerrlal Property Development .Corp. for that amount to elear up ‘ any potalble legal trouble In tha •fUlurr. 1 The reason. Rurveyrr* found •diet « building owned by Delta . ._ _ Priftriy. ’ Tbt atrip « f land la only thro*- {qtartm of an Ineh vMe. giving -R a total area of '«ai thin eight 'aquaro feet. THE Ready For Distribution Civil Defense Pamphlets REST remember — D l’CK HUNTING ROBSON BEGINS AT Sporting Goods Boats Motors Guns Hunting Knives Decoys Duck Boats Camouflage Suits ur Prams Magnum Load Ammunition J04 . 6 • 8 E. Fimt St. FA 2-3961 Make Your Customer G/ J. Kessenick, Retired Colonel Dies In Hospital List U. S. Would Aid Commie Poland Grow W ith holder of a patent ot the wellknown haiooks weapon now used by ihe Armed Force* A law graduate •>( Georgetown Uni varsity, Washington, I). C . Cel. Kasatnlrk also atlrodtd the CnivtraUy of Wisconsin. He waa a member of lh* 29th Division As­ sociation, Ihe Rellrrd Officer* As­ sociation. the PAD law fratrrnity. Delta Epsilon fraternity of thr University of Wisconsin He al ' tended All Soul* Catholic Church 1m Sanford Survivor* include hla vsile. Mr*, Pauline C K.saenick, Dellary; one ,„n. Dr William II heaacmck. Washington. D. C.; three grandsons, Thomas Gregory, Christopher and William Kessenick. Waahintton D. C l one *i*ter. Mre F.liaabeth Ijsog, Chicago; two bro(her*. Alma Keaacnlck. Minntapoid , .nd Mark F. Kcaacnick, Boa . |yn. L I . N. V . Funeral aervice* will be held Friday al 10 a. m at Hrlason Funeral Home, with Ihe Rev. Richard Lyons officiating. 1 Remain* will be Knt lo Waahington Friday afternoon for burial tn Arlington National Cemetery. General Man will be aaid Monday morning at Fort Meyer Chapel, Arlington. Va. R e g u la r Week-end Special C HAND TOWEL SET IX T ttA A H S O R H t N T TF R H Y C I O U I Scheduled Advertising In I ARGI Id *17 Sl/F The fit) f? <4 - S a n fo rd 11 Just $1 For Land • ‘It W asn’t Bargain and P rtcr'o n S r . Seminole County Civil L)cfcn.«c Director, and Mr*. B. C. Hamilton look over the new pamphlets on pro­ tection against nuclear attack to be diatributed am ong N avy personnel and dependent.*. (Herald S ta ff P h oto) Johnny Wciaamullcr <•) and Lex " f o r T tw n t eharactcmuc of Barker iTi will he bunching their economy, and aomelimrt out muiclri in a prltale duel for ot »n under at and* blc concern for tourney honor*. national aecurily, we have tended Jack Benny, a magnificent «• compartment our work." acramblcr with a K handicap. withdrew from competition afjcr C n aa r t e i m n e C _ . . c cheeking the oppoaltion tlU C I I U lllw i J U y j Mickey WUI Compete D .* -,-,,;* ;* ,,’ But little George Gobel, aporl- " Q O rrOnlOnillOll ' Operation Know How" it the A. B. Peterson Sr. la director of ing a 10 handicap. Phil Harrl* a . U /.„ ,L title of the second In a aerlet of the Seminole County Civil Defense (»)and Mickey Rooney (9i will JUSTDGTOrC WrCCK Civil Defente pamphlet* now be- Unit; be on hand toprovide laugha f/)<jANGELES<UP1)—Enter ingdistributed to localNaval per along with aome better-thanaver- t l|n(r phit Harria .aid he hada . aonncl and .theirdependent* by age golf. premonition Wednesday minute* the Officer* Wit c* .Club. Two of golfdom'i raniiat adher before he received .... .. tnjuriea minor The new booklet can be read enti will be mining — Jerry |n tj,e cra»h of the taxi In which In a few minute*, and has been Lawn (wbo l. Uli and Victor Ma- hf w„ rldlns ind , noth, r f i b . written simply and clearly. Basic lure (who limit* himaelf to two"I had a feeling, a premonition, mrn tournaments), Jerry and Vic that something was going to hap­ instruction* for a home defense play one another frequently In pen," taid Harria. "So when I program have been included Large print make* the pamphlet rigged tourney a. taw the crash coming I juat put The winner buy a the loaer a both feet up on the back of the easy to read, even In emergen­ cies. when concentration would be huge loving cup for aecond place, front aeat." difficult. with an Imprctilve plaque. Both The 31-year - old funner band Compiled and written by Sira. Mature and Lewis have lined leader and husband of aclrcat II C. Hamilton, the folder ii dctheir den walla with eyepopping Fa>* received only brulaea >isnrd t0 plice in , phone book trophic* of hi* shoulder and ankle or tack on a wall All (old aome 13) golfer-enterMr*. Florence E. Frldner. 14, Operation Know How” waa talnera will compete at Lot Coy­ driver of the other cab. waa tak­ ote* (located in ilellchurat) ta en to Hollywood Receiving hospi­ printed by the Seminole County raise money for the Motion Fu­ tal with possible head and back Civil Defense Unit for distribution by Use O. W. C. Central Florida ture ** Rtlief Fund. , injuries and cab driver Charles has become a primary target And for Ihe first lime in hla- schooley. *2. was treated at the area, according to Civil Delrnae lory a champion will be named acene for minor head cul*. officials. among muvietown golf addicti. an It la Imperative that resident* accolade many would prefer to learn the frw rule* that might an Academy Award save their Uvea In case of nu­ clear allack With evacuation vlr tually Impossible due to lack of WASHINGTON (DPI) - t h e road* and place, lo go. Civil De­ L'nilrd Slates it ready lo begin fense la attempting lo educate talk* on new economic aid for those who may have to "dig* in." During the hurricane season, the Poland despite Polish Communist with Boas Wiadyalaw Comulka't re- Officers . Wives . . . Club,. working . . cent criticDma of Ihla country, it 'Be Civil Defense tnlt, brought waa learned today out ,,lc Brat booklet, entitled. The L'S government it Con- "Hurricane Warning" Wllh clear vinced Gomulka tliil adhrrea to Instruction* and suggestion*. Die Cot Gregory Joseph Kessenick hi* course of vein I-independence rc*llfr * 14 quickly informed »■»**«• I " ’'} *’ome P " died early yeaterday morning In from Moaeow despite hit sharp paralion. Ihe leaflet recently Seminal* Memorial Hospital at barba American officials said Poland went Into a aecond printing. the age of (J Col Keatenlck came to DeHary three year* ago recently asked lor more help. to reside at 221 I’ luinosa Road The I'nlted States soon will tell Earn rmneu liack The retired Arm) colonel served Ihe Polish government it is pre­ CHICAGO — (Ul’ll-T h * Jour­ for 30 year* In the Chief Patent pared lo talk Ihe mailer over and nal of lh* American Medical As­ tee what ran be done Section of the Ordnance Depart­ sociation report* that surgical ment of the Army. Before coming supply houstc are selling cement 110 Florida, he was a patent al The main market! for fre.h for ua* by persona with protrud­ ,ornry |n Washington, I) C ing rats who want to pasta them t ol. Krnrnlck served on the apple* evporied by the United Mt, llin border In m s and in Suits In 1937 were Canada, Cuba agalnat their head* for short pe­ riod! of time. u,lh world War*. He waa the and England Z c M c f 'l n ' r t S J a ^ h e f f United S!au« la only making a "fragment*d effort" to meet the Soy let ,p.eo challenge; SECOND CIVI1, DEFENSE FOLDER READY. A, R. all right if a dutant couain of mine applied. Hut 1 live ■ abort par four from the LA club and I can't Join.'* Crosby and Hob Hope, tlnwl town'* roo't famuua golfer*, are foregoing the tournament hecauae of work. But moat of the other barker* are having a go at it. Favored la Bob Sterling fof TV a "Topper ' aerie*) who ahoota tn a "1 " handicap Alao in contentton are crooner Don Cherry (a icartch player), Gordon MacRae <S> and Dean Martin ij) A pair of dancera, Ray Rolger gM (tOi and Fred Aataire (T) will be flailing away agalnat turh cowhoy atari aa Jim Garner — a • handicapper who claim* he can't afford to join a private club againil While—or not (la in * Srlf-Defente Hlrachberg said today that the defendant will not rlaim duress. The attorney potmrd out that White willingly gave himaelf up. If While la brought to trial for the killing of Dugan, hla defense will be "aelf defense," according lo Hlrachberg The lawyer said be would contend it was ■ rase of Justifiable bom It id** and lhal White la entitled tn acquittal llirschberg Is a colorful attor­ By JAMt-S RILGAI.I l.\ ney and well known In thia re­ Pulled Press luleruational gion. He fa TO year* old and it CHESTER, N.Y. (DPI) - Tbla a veteran of almost too murder community of 3.000 populaiion la cases in which hr acird a* either greatly atirred up by an umiaual provecutor or counsel lor the dr homicide — the ahooting to death fenae. He waa once ar aMorney of a union organirer by a factory for Harry K. Thaw. ealdeni plagued h* uviki trou"I think Whilr tmjuul In freed." laid' Hlrachberg. "I am In jail in iua<«i Ooinc n. a wall­ not working for a plea of leaa ing potalble grand Jury action, la than first drgie* murder. I want alrclm R. White, U. mild ap- him out of jail a free man." arlng head of Cheater Cable Sir*. Eleanor While, the de­ Corp, which manufacture* cablefendant'* wife, haa vla'.ed her and electrical wiring The man husband In the Goshen Jail sever­ he killed waa Alfred Dugan. 32, al time# since hla arreat She la a dapper 6 footer who had bent White a aecond wife White haa trying lo dislodge one union with­ three children, two by hi* flrit in While'* plant *ed a-'h«tltute hi* wile and one by hla present wife. own local. White was reported to he hold. -«at Juatlilaoit .Wtiiiilde," Ing up pretty well In jail but. at•*i. Henry Hlrachberg. newly, cording to Hlrachberg. he aome appointed counsel for White. time* becomes depressed "The defendant la not in the rri-nlnal data. Hr tv a man who led a good life and got Involved In an unfortunatu episode lie had p«ver committed a crime. He tell* me he waa In terror of Du­ gan. He say* he knew Dugan had • criminal record " llad Feared Attack MIAMI BEACH (U P li-A Mia The paths of White and Dugan ml dog track owner haa threat­ crossed half a nulc from White'* ened to aur ainger actor Frank Jiirketed plant at about I 20 last Slnatta for backing out ol an *1Thursday morning White claim*, leged agreement to show tip at according to Hlrachberg. lhat aa the rate* Wednesday night Dugan came toward White he laadore llrvht. piealdenl ol the had his hand In hi* pocket and Weal Flagler Kennel Club, tald that While thought the man waa he would take the needed legal going to altark him. While action lo prevent a movie com "wanted to protect himaelf." said pany Irom uaing part* of a film lllriehbctg. White rmptlrd his 32 It »hot at the Dark calibre automatic Into Dugan. Herhi claimed that Bernard ; H l r a c h b e r g ' * Drat move in Frank, whom he identified a* hi W c’a defentu waa to mint at an naira'* local rtprtaanlalivt. ap ;op "tMIc hearing for White. In proveil a publicity agreement in •Ir.l • u Meglslraie Peter It. lllu: i a d Orange, County Dial. which the crooner was to appear to present a trophy alter the loth Ally. Abra ia in ti. Dacki. he urged such a hearing a* soon aa vaee. The d-'g track owrrr said fUna ywMible. preferably neat week Ira. her* for the filming of "A Die grand Jury ha* md >el Hole In the Head." waa to make acted in tht caie. It Hlrachberg'* the appraranc* In payment for move tall*, he said he will then footage the movie rnmpany Inok Jiavt lo wait and as* whether the at the Dark grand jury return* an IndKlnient - - I -' - J NEW YORK—U. W> Tr ,,h ,> fB rr' Hlrt)ln Guy Mld,*°0 <*•- r*tn‘‘ Au(r>. (lJ) ^ ^ .Tani(||„ (EDITOR'S NOTH: A week . i| i today ■ bualoraa etrtuUve ! abot lo death • «al*i orgaolatr 1 wbo bad been causiag trouble Jai bia ooloolted plan. The eaocotiao la Is jail awalliog legal - actlML DPI aeot Jaar* L. KUgatleo, wbo baa covered maoy ■ajar crime atari*a in bit loog 'career at a reporter, to tbo - ***** to briflg Ihla Uctdrnt up lo dale. ■!« dlapalcb follow »>. - 1M TBll. _ Coo *act m A n v«n. * I with the movie* ba.n l a chance ^ ^BU-g W M i ^ ^ Town 'Stirred Up' By Unusual Death j i OPENS SATURDAY NOV. 22 Get your DUCK STAMP at the Post Office craahrd into a crippled Marine let fighter which skidded onto the tracks; "It waa Uke hitting a truck '* (loud Of Divots To Engulf Movieland •f •i Tha price of ■ single U. S. hig> performance heavy Jet bomber it equal ta the coat of >3 convention al World War It bomber*. N O T I C E NEAKlMt COMPLETION — The tie* Uke h> VERNON MUTT • I’PI Hollywood Correapondrrt HOLLYWOOD (UPIl —A rioud --------of dirot. will engulf movieland when a park of at.ra Hpea, U week M ptorm the golf course for the title pf '‘world mirrlalnmrnt golf champion * Duffer, and onehandlcappcta will belt it out at Loa Coyotet Country Club with comediana, loading men, character a c t o r a end cowpoke* vying for honor*. * Golf rote* hlgheat with Holly­ wood celebritle*. many of whom devote more time to curing a Slice than perfecting their acUng technique a. And 10me of thorn are mighty good. But becauae they're a pari of jabow bit only a few private club* •How them membership The at bulk of movie and TV atara mg to ooo of three club*—Bel and HiUcrert. Some Air, Lakeaido Lake* belong to all three. lean with her hueband bccauv ah* waa ontertalnlnt at lunch for woman dole |atea to the l'nhr-1 Nation*. Thia waa tbo Proaldont'i Slat trip to Aufuata aloe* hla aloci ion and hi* flrit hollda; +,{ any duration aincc hla September May In Newport. It. I. lie mil remain in Georgia with hla wi'e through tbo Thankiglvlag weekend. probably reluming io hit Whitt Houae deak by tier. l. /^TN^oy-oh-Boy! I * t < >1 o l d Ul M o m ’ * g o in g to m a k * c a n d y ’* ( A PJI > Y SI R U M I) DASH t C ( J U »RS O u Su9 u r sJ 4 “ ovr, Your Walgreen ii Agency 11111 y l ii Mi Ii <1 Drug Store Roumillat & Anderson H erald *'S«minole County’s Only Daily Newspaper” r* t-oiai “On The Corner By The Clock” t) �4 Assorted f ? FRICTION \ I SPORT ^ C A R S I Reg. ^ 6 9 c i loch *2 for / ****< ^ ?> Reg. *<? WestinghousePhoto Flash Bulbs 12 For | 3 9 - f % REG. TOOTH BRUSHES » 5 ,.„ A* REG. ASSORTED Lozy Susan All Glass 1.73 Ball Bearing BOX OF 48 KOTEX REG. 1.39 2-QUART FOUNTAIN SYRINGE... REG. 8c (6 f°r IVORY SOAP R E G U L A R ......... v - * * * * *$ r % * * * i * * * * > - # • • * * * ”* , il 1.75 8 OZ. 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N O W ONLY * 90c ' JCAKE SAVER rf * ^ ^ * Ideal for keeping perishable bake goods at taste templing freshness * * * * * * f d * »«* k -j* > * ^ Rag. 1 5 ( t o . ^ Ivenflo * BABY l BOTTLES f 4 0L or 8 or. nursers jt complele with nipples, * caps and sealing discs. I NOW 6 FOR gBABY "S af-n-D ry ^WATERPROOF PANTIES W Small, large and extra large sires A3 FOR................ V * * * * f * * * * ,1 It �HU Li I r'! t Ed itorials | I ii i i ii 4 a Hr 1 C ! -w-wB As Shown In Detroit The widespread epidemic recently raring In Detroit eerved notice to a startled nation that polio has lost none of its powerful Impact. The disease still strikes unpredictabiy and with savage furce. It finds its victims among the um serinated. In Mirhigan. during a brief few Seplemlter week?, large numbers of children and adults were stricken with polio. More than 600 cases were concentrated in the city of Detroit There were 16 deaths. The epidemic first hit the low income aieai. Then it spread out, following its own shapeless pattern, striking without warning, hitting people of all ages. I’ re-school-ag« children and young adults were the principal victims. Fully half the cases were parslytir. Emergency vaccination centers **rre npenrd by the Health Department when the National Foundation sent in 100,000 doses of vaccine to make shots available for people of ail ages, and alao provided needles, supplies and v ilunteers to staff the cilnics, help parents with their children and dis­ tribute factual information to families and the entire com­ munity. I’eople were frightened. There was a veritable stam­ pede for Salk Shota. Families, including babies and teenagers, as well ca mothers and fathers, turned out by the thousand­ fold to get protected against paralytie polio before it was too late. Surely there is a sober lesson to be learned here. People hava been smug. They are gratefully aware that polio incidence has been relatively low. They know there is a vaccine to present paralytic attack. But too many seem to forget that vaccine on the druggists’ shelves cannot present anything. To be effective In stopping paralytic polio, vaccine must be uaed. Three ahota properly spared out aa the doctor di­ recta, hava the power to prevent polio’s paralytic attack. (Jet them for yourself and your family while there's still time. Don't let your community be surprised by a disrupting, disaatrous epidemic. There’s no basis to think it can't happen here—or anywhere—unless you know that 80 per cent or feore of your local population has been immunized with three shots of Satk vaccine. Don't take ehancca with polio. Take Salk shots. • • • . . Historians of the future may well call the 20th century the Age of Distribution. That thought comes from John A. Logan, president nf the National Asaodatlon of Food Chains. He elaborated In iheee words: "In America, a relatively young country with gaat land area, wr look upon imputation growth as a fa\tu­ shie protent . . . this is not true in many countries where more mouths to feed increase pressure on inadequate food production and undeveloped distribution methods. ‘Today'a textbooks cite the introduction of agriculture gad the Industrial Revolution as fundamental to the develop­ ment of civilisation aa we knuw it today. So, young people of tha future may find school clasecs devoted to the ways the revolution in distribution helped make it possible for the people of the twentieth century to learn to live peacefully in the atomic age." The industrial revolution, and the revolution in Agricul­ ture, made possible mass production. But all the production os earth without a comparably efficient system of getting the goods to the people would be worthless. The development •f our mass distribution ayatem—based on huge turnover st a small unit profit—largely made possible our living ■tandards. American retail leaders have been active for uecades in parfacting a mass distribution system. American merchanduing Innovations are finding ever wider acceptance in a long list of countries. Ami this, one hopes, will make a signifi­ cant *“ 1 ' ’ sting contr n i •» the cause of pesce. D A ILY i DORADO, P. R — X* Hundred met with spffopri*'* machinery are libensg » round the clock here to rompleta mr the grand opemal ** Dee. I •f Laura ties Rockefeller's SS.SSS.ww Decide Rearh Motel. t( Is s dirtier The futeir will 11** In b»ach house#, whirl! alreidv h i e # •heeti on thi hedi and aporialty votes ruga «■ tke floor#. On roe aide thee will hare a »tew of the Polio Big Threat Yet Age O f Distribution • ■. Fred Othm an Says FIVE ALARMER! CRO SSW O RD tS SB. ■tCSM R ttlfla A tm tm • — ------- v. ew knw g. Datroil'a n.QsUk IS. Anxkono IS. Mirror reflect lea It. Macaw IS. Taet lla •.River duck (poea> 11. Dtaorder Iarchair) is. iuu organ -* -1- J -: NFl -i • «i'Ilt ,u< y ■!! j 1 ij *.til' * la iM hi * ii <:n t ii| M. Knight's .1 ■V^ . t*t i tttla ll.'i 4Jtl r t.1 TAU.i Ml .1 : • SSGau. •J 1-.is a ti ii eka'a ; tall h-.1 • i : iiw » ■* ■ .hi Jg. Flower i ita'.’ .iu .j .’i.tu : bag I4I4JU.4 ! J-I.'J"*I shrub Kl:. I'.’ •: r3Macr< St. A bout 40. River lit .) 4L Biblical r.aana Atraahloftid u n-l i DOWN* * IT L Biblical W f.BOflM W 3. Rubber trta 4. Noras •.Lararwd % sd t j r Page 4 Grata MetkndM I hurch w it h r ,R A T t :m . h e a r t ’* Wr think of Thanksgiving Hay and cannot help remembering the history of the day In this country. THe firat Thanksgiving begsn • hen a day a n art aiidr hv the Pilgrim* after their firat harv,»t in 1421. II ronlimini to !*• obsrrv* »d and *lnee Lincoln * rleetion a* rrendent. hi* been sn annual obierv ante ''Thanksgiving," say* ihe World Book Encyclopedia, "u a Day art aiidr each year On thiv day people give thank* with trailing and prayer for the blcMtng* they have received during Ihe year.'* Me will Join nevt Thursday v*ill* people all over Ihi* land raiding In God our song* of pralve and Tbankigiving "I will pr«i*e the Name of the Lord with a mng. I will magnify III* name wiih Thanksgiving." »a>» Paalmui, ev preulng ihe deep meaning the day ha* for earh of u* Me realise that liiu ii more than a day *et aiidr earh year by Prrvldenllal |>ro<tarnation, or a day in whirl) our roinmunliiev pun logelnrr to have a union reli­ gious service, or even a day that announce* OtriMma* i* Iuu around the corner, and Santa's entrance mio town Thank»givmg i» an inner reality, an rvprrs’ lon of our soul, an attitude Inward* all life The pilgrim* weir- gralnul and gave thank* Thry rrmrmtiered that first winter when fond us* •carte by continuing to ration the corn around the Thank»giving la* hie on thi* o r ,avion Each pervon received five Grain* Me need grateful heart* in order to celebrate thi* Day. The word* Jet engine* ran go (wire a* long of George Herbert'* j-cem »hould as piston engine* hefnre naeltng in- the prayer of earh of u* on overhauls. thi* Thanksgiving Day Thou that h*M given *o much to me. Gi»# ere thief more a graceful heart: Not thankful when It plea*eth me. A* If Thy hlevain,* had spare days; But inch a heart whn*e pulie many he thy praise. The kind of Thanksgiving that I* pleating unto God i* more than mere word*; It It llfr surrendered to Hi* will Me are grateful, for the mo*t that anv of ut ran do i* *o little In rompari*on with what God In Thrift ha* already BEST BARGAIN TREAT FOODKINCJ MARGARINE 2 ,-b"- 3 3 1done JIF F Y CAKE MIXES * 3 'y & z * . IH SS ’N* BOOTS ■:gg % St CAT FOOD w 4 SHITRFINK 1 FROZEN ORANGE JUICE Thursday, Kovfmbar 2D, 196R satt** *• • k tj*■ J R . lu s a ts a aiaite* ■ T S L 'S f- *<vsaii.ao. a a tin u iw «(• ,* ■ > H rrcs tlift ct.uitlrvt rjy* unj* \chi rvrr il . u ^ I T *1 TaH Cana Don't Miss This1 * 1 ! <•St-TS* BttlOW, M ltn i*« e«*ii,S*r oT em iu . 2^ HKAL HAHGAINS % % V ■ M i REV. W. THOMAS PARSONS, Jit Ihe lily I'ommiMion itielf orl zinatrd an alternate p'an to uie the interior of Ihr public park for parllrg to relieve church traffic cun„, *lion <»n November S, tha proposed action of the City Comon ’«a* ej.orted at our A***clat»n meeting, and a *peelal c«mm . cnaciHtng .if tile Rev. J. M I h" ma», T. O'Steen, W. P. H:*>»*. ard A G Mrlnni*, was t| pointed to ronatder the mltltr fi ti Ihe V•*.« istion'* point of view on November 10. the San­ ford City Com mi *«iun approved a parking plan using the interior of ihc Fourth Street public park to accomodate II* cars, It should be understood by the public that Ihe Seminole County Ministerial Association ha* not recommended to the City Commis­ sion that the Interior of tha park he u*ed for automobile parking, thir original letter of October 21it <tatrd. ' ll wa* felt by all that ihe park lt*rlf *lu>utd not he dis­ turbed". Thinking you tor helping In bring thi* mailer to the atteniion nf the public, 1 remain. Secretary i The Rev. John W. Thomai Ministerial Assoriation. Save!Save! Save1 % 1 M SA w aoriatmn merlins, wr authonrrd a letter to the Sanfnrd t ity Minaerr a*Un: the City Commission of Sanford to «tudy the feasibility of making available automobile parking around the f o u r t h Street public park, bairns In view diacona! parking in the boulevard vection Ihe (,'ity loin mitt ton con•idem! nuc request at ttirlr lit In her Bltli meeting and denied it, ' due to this twing live moil bar ardouv type of parking ", True Thanksgiving& WASHINGTON I DPI I - The hah) boom of the lfto • hav twollen ihe alie of the average Amer­ ican family*. The I'entu* Bureau rrporied Monday that from 191* lo Iass. the number n( famitiev with two or more children under IS living at home ro»e from It,Jon.ievn to I4.am.noo gg. One* % XT Letter To The Editor Editor. .Sanford Herald On behalf of Ihc Seminole c oun ty Ministerial Airociattnn may I eapreaa our appreciation fur >>>ur action in running in full nttr r> ent resolution retarding Sunday observance. At Ihe lame lime wr would think you for the cot craze gtvrn Ui Seminole (.minty i htirch news throughout the year. At thD time wr would alto like to clarify a matter of recent pub lie intereal. At our October A»- Families Arc Hiffircr ItL k , I n m C t l 'i Saioao moral lT.Uaatber IS. Worked 34. Apportion SO. Trap ftaak IS. Baa god ST. Vitality 31. Miutalon 10. lir.paaslv* IS. Tear IS. Man's •1. Comfort« . ---- . waany.M. B*»* ball nama glova tbla 9). Wltkataado ) * r~ J i r * T“ A IS. roundatiaa % 37. Waafcra II A r ItgfcUy SO. Fictional l| a land % S I ---- MoMey, TT“ Mtaa % % America •* ■I ta * SS loaf Maas % a n K W. River (RJL) W sa roe* n ti IT. Htrmam Lake Mary Vh'tsnsaa. aatwrSa, •*i*a#t w. isis at im pm* Ih air*** SI.M •w served your holiday guests— or yotir child­ ren* friends. A rich, creamy-smooth Mend of wholesome dairy products and drliciout flavorings. Serve H often during the holidays! ORDER NOW for THANKSGIVING 5 fi Oz. Cana F00DMART PARK AVE AT 31th •r r m t jam c krogm Cirtl# 1 af the L'PW will *pon, •or a chicken and jellow rice sup per Stiurdav. Dec a in the Edu­ cational Building of ihe Communi­ ty Preibytenan Church of Lake Mary. Serving will begin at V '1 and dinner* uv ha delivered v , ha sent out at 4 41 The r.immittes rnmpnaed «f Mr« Richard Keogh, V|r* Buhy Linden Mr*. Mabel Brown. Mr*. Joe Smather*. Mr*. Jamas Her,torv, Mr* Harold Horkersmitn. Mr* Htrry Smith and Mr*. R«h Bugervitem presented final plan* tn the circle at t msrting at the Lake Emma home of Mrs Richard Beebe. Tuesday evening Mr* WTM Furgeruvn led the devotional and tha hutiie** wa* rnndurted by Cirri# Chairmin Mr* Linden Mr*. Abbta Freere led the Hi*. cu**ton from the ttudy hook * Con »eriition# on the Middle Fat* " She wa* •i***ted by Mr* t Crtyekar, Mr*. P D. »nd*r«nn, Mrs. A APing. Mr* Walter Pip­ er anil Mr*. R. Kret* The neit meeting, • t'hrt*tma* party, wilt be h»ld at the home nf Mr* J, M Thompton with Mr*. Ailing tt mhoiie** At ini* lime th« aecret pill for ihe year wilt he disclosed. The hostel*, aulitrd by her daughter. Mr*. Smather*. i-rved refreshment* to tho*e prr*ent. BIRTHDAY PARTY Robin Pilley wg* guetl nf honor at a Monday morning party celebrating her second birthday. The gueitt were aerved ice cream. Kontade, candy and a birthday rake topped with two red rocking horse candles. Gtirstl hail * In" morning of playing and rompamonahip. Atlantic Ocean tapping almost *t and the plant superintendent M their feet: on the Oliver the vista the Bacardi company perhap* t'te of one of tne inot. picturesque world • Iradtns rum dlMiller). Ti e moral i* don't try to be *o »m m golf course a ever built These lucky one* won i feel m atrange place* Dorado Beach t» jn milea f^m crowded Their private heath ia two milea long; foe wandering San Juan and anybody who want* purpose* lhey’ *e got I.JOU acre* to drive over via aulnmubUe o n , largely planied in flower*, shrub*, but ihe management ha* a be!and gras*. Ihe seed for whirh was ter idea It haa a deal with Cartimported by the plane load from hair in meet each incoming plan* Florida. It la not esactly a slum at the International Airport and Rockefeller, a true tree lover, ferry them here in five minui** and helpera wharked the whole by DCT The hotel, being that buiinesa from tropical Jungle, kind of place, ha* 11* own i t mangrove awamp, a couple of •trip The rale* are 143 minimum per scrum covered lake*, rnd an old grapefruit plantation Every tree day for two and since that .v> got a number and If ii was In the rlude* prime beef tleak* f1owif"m way, nobod v chopped tt down from Chicago and oilier c o m e , it That tree w»* lifted, root* and hie* of equal quality I don't *r* ait and tenderly replanted some how Rockefeller can rnakr mii'h profit There are ITS room* scat where else Now there are lagoon* of purest tered among the palm* and around if, sefvety gras*, pink flowers the swimming pool and even with a lorhes «, and for Ih* them all filled. 1 keep thinking the benefit nf , ,ruy golfer* truly almul Ihe tettred on tha* P A ' 1 fresh refreshment Almott any om Rut maybe 1 shouldn't '*• plare a fellow ran put down hit worrying atvout the finance* nf club* and pluck a rornnul. If he Lauranie Rorkefrller. Thu ^ • tirea of the nulk from tl si hr long Irrm investment a* f i r ^ * need meral) reach up fur a ripe Ite * concerned and he * nnt •«* murh (nlrrested in profit* a> -a grapefruit I with Id tried one. myself A* is in Jtelplng develop thi* island Vnolh r IllGe enteiuri<e he *• it *va*. I took the wrong kind of h«re is hi* chain of fodnt .M'r rum Hilda and I wrre silting on the radov. These are Mipermarket*. ’ •.race, adm rmg the beauties the first ever seen In Puerto Riro all around ut and practicing our and thrv have become fahulnuvly high school Spanish, when wr wrrr aurccitful. mirodured—in the Spanish lan­ They’ve *,»o *ut Ihe rott nf guage— to a couple of hand«ooie living In San Juan, where Puerto Rirans. who were absorb wive* lhe>e many year* hav# fMn ipg *. melhirg mid from (all dependent on street peddler* end liaises They asked ut tn ymn bn> In the a all grorer* f«r lh»ir food. The first Todn Merradn* them in a drink My bride rhoie papaya Juirr brought on rompelilnr* even and lhat was a good, nonrummll larger and more brilliantly- light­ al choice. I laid Id lake rum ed and now- all o*rr town ara and our boat* beamed They said, lupermarkft* esactly like those <>t, eyeing me eagrtly, what kind? l»ng Island or in Beverly Hill* The tavingt to Ihe houtehnlde-* Thil l where I was ituptd Still working on my Spanish and have been inestimable. All Ihll p.m es that a weal^v trying to prove what an interna­ tional sophtatiratr I wa*. I laid t man ran find a prqper plareBo believed Id have a imall noggin spend hi* money if he put* hta of Barreltto*. which Id heard mind t# it. Rockefeller. I hear wa* a local rum *penatt>, aged in tell, t* at one nf hi* other enter•herry ratka, and never exported p rim . Cancel Ray Plantation, m from Ihe iilantl The fare* nf mv the Virgin Islands where ih# friend! fell, but they inlrndrd to fith come up to the people to gel their harks scratched. be courteou* if it killed 'em. Hilda and I ahurtly ahoulri ba I got my Barretiiai; Hie gentle­ man who brought it for me turn­ Le tntervlrialng th» fnh — aed ed out la be tha general manager i Ru sefelltr. �Thtirs. Nov. 2 0 . 195S—Pupe B 91jr Bunforli Rrralft OWC Executive Board Meets; December Function Revealed \AH9 repreacntatlvc* Inf. ,cd the executive board of the offb ter* Wive* C.'ub that the Decem­ ber function of the o. w C. will be a cocktail party am* faihlon •how at the Mayfair Inn. rhi* will be a charity benefit for the Dateway School and will be open tn the public. Woman’s Page EUiabtlh Ashby, Woaian'* Editor Rhone FA M ill V F W Auxiliary M akes Plans ] For Two Christmas Parties Two Christmas parties were planned at the Tuesday night meeting of the V. F. W. Auxiliary . The first party is slated for Dee. II, 15 p. m , with members and their familie* invited. A Christina* dinner of turkey and (all the trimming* will be served. room held an array of turkey, Santa will make an appearance to rolls, ham. rye bread, and accom­ |distribute gilt* ami fruit for the panying foods. Arrangements of rhildrrn. Games will lie played red roses in the living room and |and a Christmas tree enjoyed The second Christmas party will dining room added to the occa­ l « for auxiliary tnrmber* at the sion. The rose* were presented to regular meeting scheduled Dec. the Frossards by jhe Hnrrrlls. Hi Gifts will lie exchanged. Plan* Weekend giievt* from Jackson­ will he coniplcied at the Dec I ville, prrsent for the affair, wr-c meeting of the group. Both par Cdr and Mrs W E. Cook. Cdr. Cook n Ihc former Operations Of­ ficer of VAII 3 Approximately loo guests attend eel. Squadron Heads Are Kr»e the community in the event of disaster. Discussion followed regarding the Navy Belief Balt to be held In May or Jure. The board decided that the theme would be a Medi­ terranean Cruise. Each squadron or unit will assume responsibility Cdr. and Mr*. C. F. Froisard for decorating Individual arra* of entertained Saturday night at the club to resemble a port of their Little Venire home with a cocktail party honoring Cdr, and call in the Mediterranean. Mrs. E. H. Ilorrrll and Cdr. and Mrs. James Itamage. advisor to Mrs. N. K. Mclnnls. the board, explained the need* of Cdr. Horrrll i* the new skipper the air station at the time of the of VAH-3. Cdr. Mclnni* is the Bombing Derby scheduled for lice. new executive officer. It and lire. 12. number of in­ A buffet tabic in the dining vitation* have been extended to officer* and aircraft represent*live* from out of town. Should mo»l of thrtc invitation* be ac­ cepted, it may be nccesiary for Navy famillen to in regard to hiuulng and transportation. Mr*.' Rarnago asked that each representative take the Informa­ tion to her unit and require a list Mrs. Kathy Crum. Bartow, 14. of available room*, rars, and pos­ Governor of Pivtrirt four of Pilot sible driver* Mr*. \\ Hendrick invited the International, nx* the guest of the board to meet at her home In Pc local Pilot Club Friday. Mrs. Crum, with several mem­ comber. ber* of the eluli, attendesl the tea at Stetson University ommemoTHURSDAY raling the Diamond Jubilee of the school Friday afternoon. Those ac­ Regular meeting of Seminole companying her were: Mr*. Wal­ Chapter No. 2. Order of the East­ ter Carter, Mr*. George Stine, ern Slar. at the Masonic Temple Mr» Harvey Swanson. Mr*. Ray­ at 8 p. in. the annual Memorial as a garnish with the meal mond Rail, Mrs lads 'louslmlder, Service for the deceased members course. amt Mrs. Sue Stevenson. Molded Cranberry Relish will N- conducted at this time. •2 cups Irrsh cranberries, A dinner was held Friday night The American Home Depart THURSDAY at Jim Spencer's Restaurant in tnrnt ol the Sanford Woman's ground ' j cup sugar The lloyal Ambassador* will honor of Mr*. Crum. The regular Club will met at s p nr. at the 1 envelope unfavored practice at the First Baptist meeting of the club followed at clubhouse Mist Lucy Nowlin will gelatine 8 p m at the home of Mr*. Ray­ give a demonstration on foods. Church at 7 p. m. cup cold walrr mond Ball. f.akp Mary At the Mis* Barbara Btiprrcht is chair I 2 cup real mayonnaise The Carol Choir of the i irst me*ting Mis i rum conducted n man >f ho-trurs f.r the rvrnlllf '* teaspoon salt Baptist Church will practice at pant I. prepared by pilot Interna* FRIDAY 1 I teaspoon Ringer 6:15 p. m ; the Concord at 7 p. llona 1. In an address to tin- club, tablespoons lemon Juice she praised the members for the m.; the Church at 8 p. m. The Rove Circle of the Sanford 1 apple or orange, peeled and many hours given to local civic l.n idm Club will meet at 9 45 The Deacon* of the first Pres projects. diced a rn. at the home of Mr». Henry bytertan Church will meet in the 1 I cup chopped nuts A. Simp'm. Geneva. Ben Wiggins Sprinkle cranberries with sugar, Session Room at 7:45 p. m. will be the speaker Member* will let stand la minutes. Sprinkle gel­ ITnccrrst Baptist Church Loyal­ Lip Beauty Trick enjoy a picnic luncheon at noon. atine on cold water in saucepan ty Dinner at the Sanford Civic Unsightly streaks nr ' feathered" The Fnltrd Daughter of the to soften. Plate over medium Center at 7.3o p. m. llpsllrk will detract from the In at, stirring constantly, until gel­ smartness of your new fall cot- Confederacy will hold it* regular atine is dissolved. Remove from The 1.allies Aid of the Lutheran tumr. If this t* one of your make­ mi cling at 3 p m at Ihe borne heal; cool. Gradually stir into Church of the Redeemer wilt hold up difficulties, lullow this simple of Mr* Zeb Bailiff. Ison I'ark mayonnaise; add salt, ginger and Its regular monthly mrcttng at ore tun three technique IP* well Avc. Mrs W R. Carter and Mr* Irmon juice. Stir in cranberry 7:30 p. m. at (he church. worth the extra minute it re­ \V. It. Kirby will lie rn hostesses mixture, apple or orange, and quires. SATURDAY SUNDAY nut*. Turn into a 1 cup mold or First dry lips thoroughly with Individual molds. Chill until firm. Tlie Sanford Story league will Choir practice at the ITnccrrst a Kleenex tissue Then dip UpUnmold to serve'. YIELD: 4 to 6 Baptist Church a* follows: l ha sink brush in lipsllrk ami outline have a covered dish luncheon servings. pel and Concord choirs at 5 30 the lip*. Draw outline on upper honoring the di.trlri president at ■If desired. 1 can (I-pound) whole p. m: Carol choir at 5 3n p in. Up, from left corner of mouth to I p m m the Fdiiratlona* Build crantierry saurc may lie substi­ Plnecrcst Baptist Church Jun center, then from right corner to ing ol Ihe First Presbyterian tuted for fresh cranberries. De­ ior ami Youth Fellowship at the center. Next outline lower lip in Church A program wilt follow crease sugar to 2 tablespoons. Mix church at 8 45 p. m. the same manner Fill 'l with lip­ All Junior league member* and together sugar and gelatine in stick, let color sit a moment and tin ir mothers are invited to at­ MONDAY saucepan before adding water, hint off excess with dean tissue*. tend follow according to direction*. The Evening Circle of Grace M l Cluh Meets MiIhodist Church will meet at H m * I liw h Ilisiui U H p m. «t the homr of Mr*. Hoy * 'I H I /I S lI II The Sanfor.l Junior High 4 II Wall, South Sanford Avr. NK\S —*1 1*1) — Club met Wednesday. Miss Myrtle Wilson. County I'lnei rest Bapliit Church Youth nulek nr.d r.vvy oiM-didl mi Home Demonstration Agent, gave Fellowship meet* at C :n p. m • ».l.mrs w * n «nd Lmh .. a ili monstration on ironing Choir practice at Ihc First Bap- 5 The next meeting will be held list Church as follow* Uelrtiial, Co«k I i und i ns **u --. Dre. 3 3 15 p. m ; Cherub. 1 15 p m dlrrd. over h.« liral until bro-.v Each member attending It. ,, ( ,, I FIfill!FA Sunlieam*. Junior G I'll Drain, sold 2 medium apple*, Tuc»<1«> night mectim; ill /f U v *s amj u >fJir i; a '* will ml an-1 griilril, cup fu.XI 1 haptcr of Bela Sigma Rhi inert at the First |t-pl|it Church dry bread crumb*, ’ * cup b- - Tolling Of Chicken U Ah’ l 11N'GTt)N — ( t' PI I—That contributed an article to the nt 3:15 p. m. juice nod I medium onion, finely old American f.woritr. frird Thanksgiving basket Ihc sorority rhopped. is preparing The meeting wa* Mu well, tuin Into Di r|mrt chicken, ha* set n rreuivl leather rlothmg should l«c dried Th* agriculture department re held at the home of Ml** Son)* casserole, tu| with 15 medium at room trmperaturr N'rvcr bang that more than » out -f In Monforlon with Mr*. Italph Belt*, yarns, cooked, peel*>l awl quar near radiators, in sun or nihrr tt led (ur substitute 2 i p - .ml household* In the United Ststi-v president, presiding strung light, Tin* dries natural eon* yam*, dralntri, tprii.klu servr broiler-fryer rhlckrn ur The basket will be presented oil* and Index colors part* Almull 00 prr cent of with '» te.vspofin rlovt* ai l to the Sal' ation Army lur delivery humrmakrr* tn the northeosl tt vspvH ,n salt Cover and bat in In a local family. Member* #l»« loiw ceiling* will teem higher verve rhlckrn. Nearly t'x Mill -n brought UhriMina* gift* to the If painted white Add lo the lifts •375-drgtev oven 30 Itilflult* t young bird* were prmlurrd In meeting. These gilt* wil' 1st *cn! siou by painting ban board* the 1057. and thi* year, production I* to the patients at Chattahoochee *»mc color a* Ihe walls. Too high Small, fringed terry doth hand ■•veil lily her. Supplies are at rec­ Mr*. Belts preventer) a program tellings will ajipcar lower if cov­ liWels make good place mat* at ord level* for thh tim e of >**r, on the history ami art of ilrr*« ered with dark paint. I tile department raid. the children’s lunch tabic. The next meeting will Include a pledge ritual and a ritual of jewel* fur member* who have completed the six months pledge period The ceremonies will lie G A R R E T T 'S held at the home of Mrs. Betts on Dec. 2 The board met rcccri'' at the home of Mr*. John dangitcr. Mra. Don Brubaker, president, conducted the butittc meeting. Three wives, Mr*. Br kcr, Mn. B. C. Hamilton, am1 Mr* Jack Langford, attended a ceent lunch­ eon „i the I’inecre'* Schoo' illuttrating how the school would Feted By Frossards Molded Relish Salad Pilot Club Has Guest JjocaJ fcvSWJtA Sweetened, fresh cranberries or canned whole cranberry sauce create the have of a new relish type salad which goes well with any meat choice. Add a little diced apple or ormgr, a tew chopped nuts, and a wisp of ginger to cranberries. lilfiHi the fruit and nut medley with real mayonnaise for ju*t Hie right sweet-tart flavor. Then de­ sign the salads with unflavored gelatine. The gelatine, along with the mayonnaise, iv a flavor and texture blender. It also permits the natural flavors of the other lalad ingredients tu predominate. The individual cranberry relish molds can be servrd on salad greens. Or place each on a slice of orange or pineapple and serve N e w Arrivals % s :'S Church Calendar Chapter To Give lies will be held at the new V. F. W. Hut on the lake fronl. During the meeting a letter of appreciation wa* read from the Veteran's Hospital at Lake City, in which gratitude was expressed for clothing and hooks donated to them by the local auxiliary. Auxiliary Has Heart Program Douglas DcNeen, field ilirecior of the Florida Hrart Allocution, wa* the guest speaker at the Women's Auxiliary of the Semi­ nole County Medical Society. The meeting wa* held Monday at the Mayfair Cour.tr, Club. PrN'rcn expressed hope (ur a more active Heart Association in Semitwle County and spoke of establishing a Heart Council in Sanford, lb* explained that a Council undertakes programs of professional and lay education and community service during the year. The aim of the Association. BeN’ren slated, i* to push heart re­ search to the furthest limit, searching for cause of dlirates of the hrart and circulation The Association needs to publish its nim* and progress to the practic­ ing physician* and tho general public. Fund* are raised through the Heart Fund Campaign. The auxiliary will sponsor Heart Sunday, a national nhwrvante. In Sanford on Feb 22 Mr» lemtard Munson was appointed chairman. Society Slates Meet m; C. Buisrtl Mason will address Ihe Seminole Audubon Soclely at it* regular monthly meeting slat nl for Monday, Nov 24 The So­ ciety will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the School Farm Building on IMh Street. Mason i* the executive director of the Florida Audubon Society. Ills illustrated subject Will Iw “ At trad ing the Bird* to Your Gar­ den". All member* are urged to attend and to bring friends. m •i * t L5?.‘ ; The high xvnintline effect for evening, in u rock (nil (Ire.*.* of jrt black crepe in liesig'iied by Cecil Chnpnmn. Kijrtiri* - revealing nlonyf easy line.*, the lire.*.* Han a widely .scooped neckline. Food Sale Scheduled Yam* are ideal vegetable* fur last-minute meals hrrauvo their moisture content make* them cook fastrr than other root vegetable), say* Ihe Louolana Yarn Commitsion. A food «a!r nml baraar I* ache doled for Wednesday, Nov. 2*5, on the sidewalk near the Lake Mary Pint Office. Sale* will be­ gin at ID a. tn. The Dorcas Circle of Ihe Up*a!a Presbyterian Church will sponsor tills rirlil. The auxiliary would Uke to r*> quest that Ihe grnrral public donate men's clothing and bc&ks that can he used by the patients of the hospital. Any contribution* will be acceptable. Phone Mr*, Evelyn Disbrow, FA 2 1859 or Mr*. Betty Smith. FA 2J382. These women will pick up the do­ nations. Supper Held At Holy Cross An Informal covered dish l up­ per wax enjoyed by membera-of Holy Crov* Episcopal Church Tuesday night. The supper wa* held in Ihe Parish House at 6:50 P- m. Brownie Scout Troop 265, spon­ sored by the church, wa* respon­ sible for the bright decorations on the long supper tables. Fail leave*, scarecrows, haystacks, anti turkeys were used. Mr*. II. II. Osborne It the troop Iradtr. Familie* brought their favorite ill she* and Iheir own Iaide service. There wa* no organized program. Those present chatted with old friend* and became acquainted with new one*. Sonny Itahorn made an attempt to identify all familie* there. With much enthu­ siasm Father John Thoma*, rec­ tor of Holy Cross, led the group in community singing. Another iniurma! gathering Will !*' planned lor Ihe coming year. FAT OVERWEIGHT Now available to you for first time without a doctor's preroripInn, nur new d r u g called ODRINEX. You must lo*e tiriy fat in 7 day* or your money back. No more starvation diet*, sirenmu exeici«e, laxatives, massage nr taking of so called reducing candle*, marker* or rookies, or rhi-wing gum. ODRINEX I* a liny tablet and easily swallowed. Ab* (nlutely harmless. When you taka ODRINEX, you still enjoy your rurnls, still ra tthe foods you lika, but you simply don’t l|tve tha urge for extra portions beeauia ODRINEX depresses your *pp*» llte and decreases your desira for fond. Automatically your weight mutt come down, beenura as your own doctor will tell you, when you eat It**, you weigh less. Get'Ad of caress fat and live longer. 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Nor, SO. 1MI H|f tanftrl grrolft Cannon Loads SEC A ll-Star Hopeful Tribe Stresses Defense In Drills For Lakeview { to watch the Seminole* clinch at Swalm ha* been very effective lent a tie for the OBC champion- In practice. They should be all •hip. If the Seminole* are success- aet to better Iheir already great ful here tomorow night and Win­ ter Park defeali Apopka, the title records compiled this season. The ground altaek should be in will be in the bag. The Scmlnolea found tough go­ full strength with fullback Harold game la called for I p . n ing agalnit New Smyrna la*t Stone picking up the yardage a capacity crowd It expected week In the flr*t half and the through the middle and halfbacks coaching ataff really ha* put the Vernon Kirk and Ray Lundquiit young hopefula through the pacei in an effort to be In top form for finding the way around the end*. this Important conteit. The de- Tht* phase of the game mould feme hat worked again*! the be at its strongest tomorrow Lakeview play* in icrimmagri night. thin week and the team appear* The defense will have Kirk rod to be ready to atop all threat! Cliff McKibbln as side men In the thrown at them. The Seminole backfleld ha* been backfirld and Jones as deep man. concentrating on III pairing at­ The linebacker! will be Stone, tack. The throwing of Cecil Hand- Duke Schlrard and Lin Rimer. - —- Bp LEO H. PETERSEN ~ MEXICO CITY (UPI>—Sammy ridge te Gerald Jone* and Allan Defensive end* are Swalm and Walter Middleton, tackle* *rr Soead aod Bon Hogan, teeing off Charlie Bogan and Don Carter, u i U. I. team today, were 4 guards are Dave Stanley and Kel­ to 1 favorite* to win the "world ly Lake. Rig Neely Bos* will be •erica" of golf or the Internation­ playing over the middle. Tbl* al Trophy and Canada Cup group ha* workrd Into one of Ihe championships at It la called In top defensive units In the confer­ •or* formal circlet. ence, »nd except for a few play*, Snead and Hogan, both looking have held the opponents practi­ By BOB SALMON more grim than opening day BOSTON (UPI) Outfielder cally yardlesi. World Seriea p i te h e r a. were The second unit backfleld ha* Modulod to lee off at noon In Jackie Jemen of th* Botton Red been very effective all year and the first of four dally U • hole Sos, who gained All-American If tha opportunity present! Itself, round* that will decide which ns- football honora a decade ago. to­ these lid* will see a lot of action tion among tho II entered will day won on* of baicbaira moil tomorrow agalnit the Red Devili wind up with tho coveted Canada coveted awarda when he wai named the American League'! John Lovelace promises to be a Cup. coming atar to the Seminole aquad Moit Valuable Player of 1934 Doaplto an attack of dyaentary. and already has given fans a look The 31-yrar old Jemen polled tho 4t-year • old Hogan tald he n o n ; .sandkks at hit talent, lie la speedy and waa aatlafled with hi* play dur­ 233 point* in balloting by the alert and should be a big help ing practice round* and appeared Baaeball Wrltera Astoclalion of •gainst Ihe Devils. - c o n f i d a n t of hit and Snoad'a America, beating out pitcher Boh Rlsner Is slated to see plenty of . chant*i la tbo TJ holt champion- Turley of the New York Yankee* and outfielder Rocky Colavlto of action tomorrow and will be fill­ --•hip teat. ing the halfback spot for Lund - In addition to tho Canada Cup, th* ClavaUnd Indiana In fairly qulat at tlmra and alternating with dote voting. Turley received 191 which goat to tho team with tho Stone at fullback. Senior defrmlvr low two-man total for tho four pointe and Colavlto 111. Janaen waa tho first member of standout McKibbln haa displayed yawo i l Hogan and Snead alao plenty of talent at a paas receiver ..ware bearing down againat oach a noo-pennant-winnlng club to and runner and haa been the Doug Sanders is a good example tnonth. When he returned at Chi­ wla the award since Yogi Berra • other for tho International Trophy choice target for sophomore quar­ * that la awarded to tho low IndJ- of th* Yankee! captured It four terback Mike Roberta, who has of that golf adage: ‘ It's not bo* cago, he tied for 10th, and won that counts, but bow many." year* ago when Cleveland fin­ 11.212.30. lie playrd well the bal­ thrown so effectively all season. cttlctals expected a ished first. Th* Red Sox flnlihed These players are anxious for a Employing a wide stance, very ance of the summer and fall and of more than 1,000 fan*, In third place the pari araion, 13 shot at the Dcvlla and will be In little body turn and a short back swing, Sanders looks more like posted hit second 43 of Ihe year •see Hally ainca today U a nation­ gamaa behind New York. It before the night la over. a week end golfer than a two- at Dtnvcr. al holiday la Mexlco-tha "day of The naming of the blow! haired, The Seminole record now stardi time major tournament winner. Well-built Doug standi S-lQt» revolution" — commtmoral I n g •quart shouldered former All tho overthrow of Porflrio Diet In American fullback for the Uniter- at 321. Tomorrow night they But don t let his unorthodox and weighs about ITU pounds. u io. atty of California In 1914 alio shoot for their fifth In a row. The style fool you. even though Doug, When Doug joined Ihe PGA Commanding almotl aa much broka a four-year Yankee hold on conference crown la riding on this born In Ccdartown, Ga , July 21. attention at Hogan and Snead the award. Mickey Mantle won It one, which will he In honor of the 1933, maintains, "I luvr the ideal tour In June of 1)57, at Flint, waa the Japtnete team of 1'ate In 1914 and 1957, while Berra took ‘ Dads" uf the players. They will swing for the week end player." IMich., and tied for fourth in the lie introduced lo the puhllr from Nakamura and Koichi Ono, who It in 1931 and 1933. It so happens that Doug's swing t arling Open, winning 11.133, PGA won tho Canada Cup Hit year Hard luck outfielder Bob Cerv the sidelines. A real thriller Is Is Ideal for him. Ion, a* hlv vic­ Tournament Supervisor Harvey while defeating Snead and Jimmy of tha Kaniaa City Athletics fin­ expected as the Semlnolrs battle tories In Ihe DM Canadian Open Raynor said: "Sander's another DoMarot. ished fourth with 144 vote*. Be­ to wrsp up their f.rst OBC cham­ and the plait Western Open attest. Doug Ford. Ills swing may not pionship. look pretty but it'a cllectlvc." hind him In the first 10 caine; Through the first 10 months ot S. Manila (127); 4. Outfielder Boy When lie won the Western, one 1934, Doug played In only 14 Mur Slevers of Wathlnxlon (93); 7. nf Ihe Detroit gulf writers crack* naments but won nearly 513,uyi. Team Signs Scout Outfielder Ted William* of Bo. cd: "Sanders could swing In a A professional since December ton (IS); I. Second hatemin Nel­ KANSAS CITY. Mo (L T D - The phone booth." This was an exag­ of *93fi, Doug has been hounded li* Fox of Chicago (M); 9. Catch­ Kansas City Athletics have signed geration. of course, but the man er ffhsrm I •>11•r of Cblrago (67); Joe Skurskl as scout for the Chi­ by injuries An Infection between had a point. 10. Secood baieman Pete Runnel* cago area, northern Illinois, Indl the forefinger and middle finger Sanders realties it, too, because of nir right hand—tnr result uf of Boiton (29). ana and Wisconsin. a "trigger aettun" gri;*—lurced he hat aince said he d like tn A new handicap lytlrm wa* Sanders In the sidelines In August develop a bigger body turn and Introduced by Mill die Heard of 1937, Then in the Colombian narrower atance. nt tbo Novombor luncheon of the Doug feels his string • the thing Open In Irbruary uf 1934, Sander* Sanford Women'a Golf Ai*or!atioii, tore ligaments In his right ankle Hr the weekend player because bald yeaterday In the Mayfair after hitting a shot around a tree. It allows very little rhanre for Country Club. Mtmbera now are required to Hr rejoined the tour at Hot error, owing to Its shortness. By OSCAR FRALEY They braak up cars faster thin have five 10-hole acorea tor handi­ Springs, Ark.. In mid May of 1934. Why such a short hark swing? MEXICO CITY (U n>—Frsley’s they can he Imported. cap. Handicap! over SO will no follies and the weekend football IICIA over Southern California was In the monev there and the "When I learned to play at tho loo (or bo gtvon. following werk shot 43 at Green­ Cherokee course In Ccdartown", winners"—and after all, senors, —I’rdrstrlsns, too. Scoria will bo entered on a han­ they’re your pcaoa. Doug explains, “ caddies weren't Also. Washington State over brier as hr placed fourth. dicap card, no matter whtro the Washington, Iowa Stale over San Two weeks later he won the iwrmltted In play. But we used Gama of Ihe Week game waa played. Score card* lews over Notre Dama — Th* Jose State, COP over San lllegn Western with a 273, 13 under p-,r tn sneak on the course and tha do not have te be atleited. The Hawbcyrs always come up big Slate. Air Force over New Meslro at Bed Bun, Royal Oak, Mich, hole we played hvd honeysuckle playrr'a handicap will he figured for this one and last w*ck they ami Wyoming over B r i g h a m lie birdied four of the last nine on one side and a rrrek on Ihe monthly by the chairman. holrt lo edge Dow Finsterwald other." had to b* looking nv*r Ohio Young. Golf belli were awarded te winThe South by a shot. Ironhally, lo tiecomc "Naturally, we wanted to hit nera In weekly tournament* by Slate's shoulder toward another Auburn over Wake Forest—Zs- the first amateur to win the Cana and pick up before Ihe members whack st th* Irish. Trophy Chalrmau Mr*. Alice pala must have lieen a great dtan open, Doug beat Dow in a spotted us. If we went off the fair* Th* East Milli. Winner* te the Oct. » man. playoff. way, we'd lose golf balls. I devel­ Syracuse over West Virginia— t-SU over Tulane—He fought all tourney were Mrs. W. X. Me Rob­ Three weeks later, a hip Injury oped a short awing so I could stay ert*, Mrt. John Ivey, Mra. John Who Invented basketball? over Mrxiro. forced Doug out of action for a on Ihe fairway." Princeton over Dartmouth—Nil WUUamo and Mra. Chria OverNorlh Carolina over Duke—Ami. smith copped the credit. ntedt. al this altitude, that's a lot of Wlnnera of the Oct. to "Mystery Rutgers over Columbia — Hut fighting. Partner" play were Mra. William the Arises played It l.ouo years Also: North Carolina State over Smith and Mra. Diva Cunning, ■go. South Carolina, Tennessee over Mra. Kirby Fite Jr. and Sira. Also: Yale over Harvard, Le­ Kentucky, Maryland over Vir­ Ralph Chandler, Mra. Chria Over- high over Lafsyrttr. Buffalo over ginia, Alabama over Memphis Meat end Mra. Gladya Brown. Bucknell, Boston University over State, Georgia over Citadel, Mia­ Nov. S tournament: Mra. Price Connecticut, Holy Cross over mi over Houston and Boston Col Heard, Mra. William Smith, Mra. Marquette, Temple over llofslra lege over Clemson. Robert Shedden and Mra. Harry and Vlllannva over Quanllro. The Southwest County Seat, Woodruff; Nov. It, Mr*. W. K. The Midwest Bice over TCU — The golfers Me Report i, Mra. Gene Wrliell, Northwestern over Illinois — here at the Canada Cup don't Mra. Ken Rowell, Mra. Ray Her­ Maximilian's palace Is a pip. like Snead and Hogan getting all ron. Mra. Ill DeMent, Mra. John Onto Stale over Michigan—Ills the publicity. WllUama, Mra. Overiledt. Mra. swimming pool even had an Is Baylor over SMU—'They figure Kenneth Torbett and Mr* Price land. they're overrated. Heard. Purdus over lndtena—Ills wife's Arkansas over Texas Tech— pool was aa big aa a midget's And figure they'll he beaten. bath tub. Tainpe over Arliona—Which re : Packers Get Player Also; Wisconsin over Mlnnevo mains lo he seen. GREEN BAY. Wla. 4UPI)— The ta, Oklahoma over Nebraska, The Pros Green Bey Packtra have placod Michigan Stale over Kansas Slate Chicago Bears over Detroit, ; fullback llowte rargueon on the and Mlasourl over Kansas. Baltimore over Los Angeles, Injured Hat to maka room for line­ T V Weal Cleveland over Philadelphia. Chi­ Born ol a (»ud o*#c rivaz commerce with Apelachtbacker Marv Matuaiak, obtained California over Stanford — The cago Cardinals over Pittsburgh, cole, Calhoun C o u n ty was formed in l i l t . Income is an waiver* from tho San Tran- driven her* are daredevils. Ssn Francisco over Green Hay, derived from qenorel lerminq, lumber end livestock. titco Forty-NInera. Oregon Slate over Oregon— •ml Washington over New York. ‘ “? T Bf Jerry C n k i t a *^ T w o m v night Coach Jim PI* - y t a Sanford SemlnoDs will go 5 agalnit tbo Lakeview Red Davila la tho final OBC cootaat of au 1 I % S. Team Heavy favorite To Take |Series' Of Golf Jensen Gels Award As Most Valuable Doug Sanders: N ot How But How Many Tourneys ■I Handicap System Adopted By Ladies Fraley's Predictions Q ju t c fc \ m m By DAVID M. MOFFIT ATLANTA (UPD-BUly Cannon, the 200-pound junior halfback who haa combined speed and strength to pare top ranked Louisiana State through the nation's only perfect major-team season, has the South­ east's staunchest backing for allAmerica recognition. For two setsor scouts' reports on Louisiana Slate have contained one ominous note; "Don't give Cannon the ball on an o p e n field!" Kickoffs arc usually angled •way from Cannon; when he'a at safety punters prefer shorter, outof bounds boot* to those which Cannon might return. Slopping Cannon defensively la another matter. He leads the Southeastern Conference In rush ing with a 369-yard total a n d 3.7-yard average. He is also a dangerous passer — throwing for the touchdown that helped edge upset bent Mississippi State last week 7 4; He'a a long range punt­ er; and a sound conversion kick­ er. Punts Emphasised In SEC Practice United Tress International Auburn Coach Ralph Jordan let out one of his trade secrets Wed­ nesday. lie works his squad in the pads only once a week — "If the team is playing sound fuotball." Since that heavy work day is Tuesday, the Plainsmen were In sweat clothes Wednesday and to­ day. The Wednesday session was largely devoted to the coverage of punts by top linemen. Tommy Lorlno. who apparently will be In there this weekend again­ st Wake Forest, was doing the booting. There was quite a bit of kick­ ing also at the University of Ten­ nessee, which winds up Its season Saturday against Kentucky. Vol tailbacks Gene Eller, Bill Majors and Danny Webb polished their quick-kicks and punts. The Vols also had a kickoff drill, the offensive line workrd on fundamentals and the backs aod ends rehearsed pass patterns. On the Kentucky campus, the leading scorer In the Southeastern Conference was on hand for a light drill and coaches said he would (h. ready lu go Saturday. This is halfback Calvin Bird, who with tackle George Boone had been on the injury lut. Boone also la expected to see action. Chock full of •allcious M is and frttl la pound 3 or 5 I.b. Sl/e Far Sals by lbs Members of CIVITAN■aUdsrs CLUB a l SANFORD af Good CRIxsoship GAUa FA2IW3 IL ____j or FA 2*3680 passing leader: quarterback Bobby Franklin and fullback Charles Flowers of Mississippi: halfback Tom Moore of Vanderbilt; quar. terback Lloyd Nix of kuburn; half* back Gary O'Stecn of Alabama; ■and fullback T h e r o n Sapp ^ Georgia. V Jerry Wilson of Auburn leads the nominations at end; Vel Heck­ man of Florida has been the Southeast's outstanding tackle; and Zeke Smith of Auburn and George Deldcrlrh of Vanderbilt have been season long stars al guard. Other top linemen include end Don Firm min* of Florida; tackle* Clevc Wester of Auburn and Mcl Branch of LSU: and guards Asa Cox of Florida, iV Strange of Louisiana State and Hobhy I'rhano of Tennessee. Biggest Crowd The headline game in the South­ east this weekend will be at New Orleans where possibly W.otw. the largest crowd to ever attend a football gam* In tht South, will watch favored Loul.fsn. State close out Its r e g u l a r season arainri Tulane. The only o t h ^ conference game scneduled flmw Tennessee and Kentucky tangling at Knoxwl.e. Term. In f>'.ilcagur games, Alabama will entertain little Mrmphi. State. Auburn g o i n g alter Its 23rd straight dilhout a loss, will b e host to Wake Forest; Florida will be home to independent Florida State; and Georgia will be vlilted »»y Thf Citadel. The other conference teams are Idle this ucciuend. % Independent Miami, which has won cnly one of seven after prrseason billing as one of the area a h«st, will take t>n Huston Fri­ day night at Miami. COOLER IN SUMMER WARMER IN WINTER SAVE FUEL FIBEKGLAS INSULATION “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller, Inc. 711 W. Robinson Pkona GArden 4 4342 FREE ESTIMATES B U S IN E SS SALE COMMODORE & BRYN MAWR PATTERNS O PEN STO CK C H IN A W A R E REG. 1.30 12** CHOP PLATE 12" PLATTER 93c 10" DINNER PLATE 63e 9" DINNER PLATE 33c fi" BREAD * RUTTER PLATE 40c 30c 6" SAUCERS 30c 5" FRUIT 40c fi"OATMEAL 8" SOUP PLATE 3SC HILL HDWE. SALE 80c 30c 3Sc 30c 23c 13c 13c 25c 30c Ml - 10) E. tit. St. SANFORD B a it SPECIALS 1958 KAIRLANE 500 Town Sedan V8, Cruise - o - matic transmission, P/ateering, ra. dio, heater, air conditioned, P brakes. company car, 8,000 miles. 1% Savings 1958 FA1RLANE 300 Town Victoria VS. l ordomatle. ra. .dio, heater, P steering, com­ pany car, 11,000 miles. Big Savings 1957 F O R D 6 passenger Country' Sedan VS, Fordomatic. radio, heatar. low mile, age — one owner. $2095.00 1958 F O R D FAIRLANE Town Sedan VS, Fordumatic, radio, heater, air conditioned, (lower steering, low mileage, local owner. "R e iv in g " worms for lish bell hs« reached the proportion o l e major industry. C alhoun County is notod too, for its tupelo honey, outstanding besf end d airy cattle business, end profitable tunq oil industry. The D e e d tales end picturesque Apalachicola River provide splendid hunting end fishing. C ou n ty seat is Blountstoww, nam ed after on Indian chief end its first sattlar. In progressive Calhoun County, end throughout Florida, the United States Bre-ers Foundation works constantly (o assure the sale of beor end *1* under pleasant, orderly conditions. Believing that strict lew enforcement serves the best Interest o f tho people of Florida, the Foundation stresses close cooperation with the Arm ed Forces, lew enforcement e n d governing offi­ cials in ih continuing •'self-regulation" program. M IR FLORIDA 5 l l ( , HI BRIGHT t<t VtRAGf Of MOOIRATION Q U IT T IN G COAST GUARD SPTS I I ............ NEW LONDON. Conn. (CPI)— Nelson W. Nitchman haa been re­ lieved of his duties as head foot­ ball coach at the Coast Guard Academy because of a "ataff re­ organization plan." Nitchman, who held the position for 14 years, will continue at baseball coach at the academy and also will assume additional administrative duties in the phys­ ical education department. The Coast Guard football team completed Its arason last week with only two victories in seven games. CALHO UN COUNTY CLAXTON The Wildcats held their last full-hour workout of the week and of the season. Alabama's Dave Slngton remaincd a doubtful starter against Mem phis State Saturday. The spark­ plug tackle suffered a leg injury tn Ihe Georgia Tech game last week and la recovering slowly. The Tide's two top unit* worked in sweat clothca Wednesday to avoid the risk of further bang ups. Tulane and Louisiana State con­ tinued rchcarial for their final 1934 appearance. The LSU varsity ran against two mock Tulane units in a high speed, no contact offensive drill and plan­ ned to ease off today. The Green­ lee concentrated on passing and defensive plays Wednesday and the punters held ■ long workout. Other Southeastern Conference teams held relatively light aea•Ions. Coast Guard Coach Relieved O f Duty COUNTIES Blounlstown Aa a track star last apring Can­ non ran • 9 5 • second 100 and threw the shot put 33 feet, T Inch­ es. This performance prompted a national sports magatine to commant: "He'a either the fasten shot putter or strongest sprinter In track annala." Strong Centers The strongest position In the Southeast appears to be center where no less than five men are being plugged for all • America. Max Fugler of LSU, Jackie Burk rtt of third-ranked Auburn, and Maxi* Baughan uf Georgia Tech •re running neck-and-neck. Dave Lloyd of Georgia and Milton Crain of Mississippi are only a step be­ hind. The Southeast has bad its full •hare of backfleld stars this sea­ son. 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SOS g . 1 »( FA 2*1411 VeKB DVALZRB SW C1 IMt �■H National Guard Put Through Paces During TUB CAl.l, TO ACTION — SR* Alhin E. . Kendall was busy on the telephone unifying » menihers of Co. H that an alert had been »uuruled. Standing beside him are SFC (.EARNS OK MISSION — ( apt. John Keeling (right), commander of Co. R. learns alxjut his unit’s mission from .lame« J. Kendall, his brother, and Pvt. Wil­ Deputy Sheriff Jim Singletary, The deputy, in addition to liam li. Fryer Jr. The Kendall brothers Mere providing the “ Up” on the enemy’s position, doubled as the the fir-t two tu arrive, in uniform, for last "enemy" forte in last night’s alert. I Herald Staff Photo) night's ulcrl. (Herald Staff Photo) UK; (it N MOUNTED—'Two members o f the Sanford National tiuard unit work on a mnchimgim mount atop one of the am ored personnel carriers. *ni# unit's two esrrlert were used last night in the alert. (Herald Staff Photo) -- T- State Claims Nation's Biggest Grid Rivalry nr ja m ).?* c . m aw runs UAINESVIL1.K (CPU — Sue!* noted football rivalries as ArrayNavy, Harvard-Valr end Teiraes Me - Kentucky developed over many years of fierce competition But down in sunny Florida, a gridiron feud hat mounted between two Mite univerilllei which woo lmeet for the first lime until Saturday. And from alt indication!, the Hilfleld-MrCoy disagreement wilt pale by comparison to ihe lend between the University of Florida Catort and the Florida Stair Semmolet. It took eight years of |<olitical quarterbacking to get the game scheduled in the first place. And a series of unexpected develop menu during the interim has built tension to such a pitch, one tports observer Jcslltigly suggest ed state troopers pairol the play­ ing field to prevent tuch out bursts as ctperlenced aflrr the Tennessee • iliaitanoogs tame ■setting Wake FVred, Tmnerse* when it took tear gas to disperse and Miami. It also didn't figure that a bid the erowd What Ihr stall Hoard of Control, l'i the i.ator Howl would possibly which supervises Honda's univer­ Iiiii ' on the outcome of the ton sities. duln l foresee when it or­ teal dered the two schools tu play tin V r dtd the board know that a a yearly basis was that Florid.* verbal onslaught between FSU State would dev flop into a foot Coach Torn Nugent and Florida hall power in Its own n ;h t, up- Coach Rob Woodruff would erupt a few davi before the game. At a qua-trrhack club meeting, Nugent critic Ired Florida for scheduling Arkansas Slate the werk before the FSU game. He also didn't like the ticket allot­ ment arrangement, nor was he happy about playing the South­ eastern Conference school the last gain* «f the season. All Woodruff had to lay wai, "Nugent wat undoubtedly mis­ quoted.'' Whether or not It was intended, the off field vsrangllngs have crea­ ted such interest that Ihe Florida Stadium, which holds about 41,000, Is espected to bt parked Saturday —possibly tho largest crowd ta witness a game at Gainesville. Four Teams Ready For Cage Action HEADED FOR IIEACHIIEAD—One of the hiu personnel carriers of Co. II rumbles out of the compound gate behind the Sa ifurd armory, on its way to the boulevard to "hurl Four teams have (seen formed I esgue. It-errs back the enemy" attempting to take the in the Men's tlsikcthal! yuKolinp nlorage tanks. The armored carrier sponsored by the Sanford is designed to carry « .squad o f infantrymen ' non Department, c.amrs inside. (Herald Staff Photo) played Monday evenings will t** at the ‘--------------------------------- ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- —- [high school gymnasium. Any group wishing to Jinn »r play on on* of the trams already formed Is asked to he at the gym at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Dirk Rich j‘ The parents, who told author- doni in World War II." Slkri said, ards will brief players nn ATLANTA (UPI(-Parents of a rules. "and that he has the right to wor­ T year old girl suffering from tu­ lilts their religion forbids mtdlcal ship as he pleases " berculosis of Ihe bone have hern treatment, whisked Ihe girl out of The tortured terrains of little ordered into court Friday to show town a week ago and she still had Patsy Gillespie finally brought the not been located Offircrs said cauac why the child should not matter to ihr allenlion of author they believed *he might tie with dies. receive mediral allenlion. TALLAHASSEE tUTIi - The relatives of friends In Chattn "This woman who lives neat Florida Stale Seminolcs ronrrr nooga, Term. door tpid me they hsd never trated on smoothing nut the.r Detective J. E. Sikes served a hrard anything so bloodcurdling big game against Florida Satui summons Wednesday on Ihr fa­ In their life,'' said hikes, who it day. ther. IHha (iltleaple, a truck linr carrying out much of thr Investi­ Hatfhark Bobby Itenn and full gation through a personal InferMIAMI (UFD - A wealthy hick Fred Pickard showed nu' Philadelphia widow who died two freight handler. He quoted Giles rst in Ihe rase "The neighbor standing speed In the workup pie as saying said the child's mother would say: months ago has left two-thirds of Coach Tom Nugent said the Semi "I'll rot In Jail before 1 change Tatsy, Just ask the Lord to help notes will have to display un her JMO.coo estate to her Filipino you and you'll he all right.'" houseboy, It seas disclosed Tucs my viewpoint." usual team speed to penetrat, t nemlv took thr girl to a doctor thr Gators' rugged drfenvr, rated day. "lie told me lie fought for free without the parents' knowledge on only M l yards on the g r o u n d Mrs. Adeline Milehell, who win Sept .in, and the diagrams was this season. trred in Coral Gahtrs for Ihe past tuberculosis of the Imne. several years, named Paulino After h r a It h authorities had — Do mini sac, 1J. her beneficiary— been notified of the situation, Ihe •providing hr marries a Filipino NOTICE parents took Palsy to visit her girl. Otherwise, the money goes GAINESVILLE (l*PI) The grandfather at Dailon. Ga . say­ I Mill nal he re-poaviM* for to Jtffrrson Hospital In Philadel­ University of Florida wav tthrd any debts incurred by anyone ing they wanted to avoid "public phia. uled to taper off to a light other then myself. The 70 year old woman sped- workout today after a rugged gare and scorn" When officers W. K GRIFFITH JU­ cheeked later, Ihr girl was no fled In her will that Ihe other defensor scrimmage Wednesday, third of her estate goes to her their final contact wort before longer there. aliter in Columbus, Ohio. When meeting Florida Stale Satuiday the aister dies, Ihe remainder of The freshmen and reverse hsr third goes to Domlnlsae. trams ran Florida Stale I ’ for­ mation plays but had little success making yardage again*! the strong varsity line. Quarterbacks J t in m >' Dunn. Mickey F.llrnherg and Wayne it our current Itator. i will twirl again at South- Williams looked sharp in passing drills. aide School Saturday morning. dividend end The high school Instructors nf the baton class were guesti of the NO T I C E mote men and University of Florida last week­ I am not roi|Mtibl* for any end, necessitating a "twirlesi'* women thin ever debts Ineurrtd by anyone other Saturday. Mere than 100 children than myself. .h a r e been attending the elauri at before now save • t o a. m. at Southside as part of the JACK GORDY whero their money City Recreation Program. for AFTER •Child Denied Care, Parents In Court Renn and Picard Sharp In Workout Houseboy Inherits 9 Money, ‘Strings’ L 4 W fJ NFW SLANT ON FASHION! . ■ V 1 • # S A dance dreas de­ signed on tho diago-| nal! A low. low u»h dipa diagonally from • dashing bow, and accent* a flounce flaired with inner plcata n’ exciting Silk and Estron. Orange, red, royal, green. Sites &-16. Florida Eases Up In Practice Today 3 '/ * % * Batons To Twirl Again Saturday n otf utM worn* of free paint in m A v Did you get YOURS? “ Mlno U tho onljr company on earth that has ever river, nvray no much fine paint. Tea. 1 actually eliminate IS huge profits or costs, or drastically reduce thern-and pass all these sav­ ings no to you in citra free paint—a free gallon, or a free quart smith every one sou buy! The Mane Carter Paint Factoriee, worlds largest operation of Mo Mod. 4.B8 gal up.’ 201 \\. lat Street M A R Y CARTER OPPOSITE SANFORD $ 29.95 PA IN T S H EA R LD works harder ena­ bling them to enjoy the better things in life sooner. Stop. Sh! ir, v* If.ks* na •|»4 J* * A oK Originals HACKS A n n HACK IN FASHION! Witnc.vs this exclt-' nk dreas wi th a harem panel back that flows from a pert how right to the hem of this natin p< aw de sole delight! Mack, beige, royal.1 ornnge, resl, green. biiCS 5-l&.» A M $ 29.95 * Accredited Charge Account! Welcome! FA 2-3641 1* �Vy. jjjQif+z-**3r-*vjffi■' »'..'i,",$1 ■) > *‘, fn>rT^t‘jcl I :,'i* NW':-,,' . ^ '. i- Cheyenne, 'Godfrey Left W riter Cold Church Group Has ■ y WILLIAM EWALO NEW YORK (U P U -I mustered ■p enough stupefaction Tuesday tigh t (a watch ABC-TVs “ CbeyiM all tba way through and I aay that Ita hero. Ty Har­ din. possesses an almost apectaealar lack o. actio* aklUa. I would place Hardin one level M o w Dale Robertaon of NBCW i “ Well* Fargo" and Rory Calhoun of CBSTV'a ‘ The TeaI’m afraid I didn’t understand the camera work on one portion «| CBS-TV’ a “ To Tell The Truth Tuesday night — while Polly Ber­ gen was iplnnln* a hula hoop, the lensman was icrolnln* in on her face.. .Henry Morgan visited CBSTV’ a "Arthur Godfrey Show" Tuesday nifht and the following exchange look place: r> t ,i Queen Celebrates 11th Anniversary LONDON (UPll-Qucen Elizabeth II today celebrated the elev­ enth anniversary of her wedding to the Duke of Edinburgh with a bouquet at breakfast and a sec­ ret piece of Jewelry aa remind­ ers. The Queen found the bouquet waiting at ths breakfast table. The while flowers, Including lilies of the valley, were like the ones she r e c e i v e d (ram her bride­ groom on her wedding morning. She carried the flowers up the aisle of Westminster as she leaned on the arm of her father, King George VI, on her way to tnarry the newly crealed Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip. Since then Philip alwaye hat sent his wile flowers on the anni­ versary, which la marked aa a family occasion and not a nation­ al celebration. Philip also givei the Queen a gift of Jewelry, often something designed by hlmaelf. U waa not known what ths Queen gave Philip. | ijj ill Godfrey: “ I have no talent. I play tbs ukelels — badly. That's all." Morgan: "That’s true.** Carl Relnar, a brilliant second banana, really sparked the por­ tions of the NBC-TV "George Gobel Show" that I caught Tuesday night. Ons skit set tn a super­ market pecked some wonderfully funny bits. Steve Alien, Interviewed Tues­ day night on "The Ben Hect Show” — which Is seen only In the New York area — had this to aay: ” 1 could put on a much better show than I put on now on Sundays if I were working for, aay, the BBC." Allen waa refer­ ring to the need to ealer to mass Ultra because of the pressures of ratings and sponsors' needs. 1 believe my favorite line of the TV week occurred Tuesday night on the NBC-TV “ Jack Paar Show" when Tallulah Bankhead casually remarked: “ I amoked hashish once and got lick aa a dog." Networks, Artists Adjourn Sessions On New Contract NEW YORK <UPI>- The ma­ jor television and radio networks and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists ad­ journed a nine-hour session of ne­ gotiations on a new contract ear­ ly today and scheduled tc!k* later today to consider an “ ultimate In offers" by the networks. The “ ultimate In offers" was handed union negotiators at the end of the latest In a series of meetings lo avert a threatened strike. In the mreting the union withdrew Its demand for a flat 10 per ernt wage Increase end •uhet Ittiled d e m a n d s covering specific classes or performrra Still remaining to be resolved are several “ policy mailer*." most of (hern In the video tape field. The union has demanded that tha networks agree not to stockpile taped show* lo be used during strikes. The Channel Swim: NBC-TV baa an option on "Showboat" and wants Polly Bergen to (Ur In It BUI Leyden will pinen hit for Jack Paar on the letter's NBCTV show this Friday — Paar la going to Washington lo accept aa rwirrf. CBS Radio will revamp III en­ tire schedule on Jan. 5—network time will be cut from the present S3 or 60 hours a week to about 30 hours per week. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen wiU be featured In a special half hour ABC-TV Christ­ mas Day ihow. ABC-TV la looking for a new time slot for “ Man With A Cam­ era" — Hi Friday night ratings are • littlo soggy. Tammy Grimes, who Is Christopher Plum­ mer’S wife, and Satly Grade, who la Rod Steiger’* wife, will play a couple of flooiiea In the CBSTV apecial “ Gift of the Magi," Dee. ». An NBC-TV Dec. tt special, “ The Hallmark Chriitmaa Tree,” will offer Ralph Bellamy, Carol Channing, Maurice Evans. Tom Poston, Cyril Itllchant, William Shatm-r and Jessica Tandy. Cliff Arquette will be featured once a month aa “ Charlie Weaver’’ on the NBC-TV “ Tennessee Ernie Ford Show." ABC-TV will launch a aeries of “ Meet McGraw" repeats In a nightim* spot this .Sunday. CHS* TV may shift the morning Arthur Godfrey show to an earlier time spot. Ratings arc the reason—the latest Nielsen gives the competing NBC-TV “ The Price Is Right" a 5 to Godfrey's 3 6. ti H i m . N ot, * 0 ,1 0 5 3 — P i f t 8 Vtrr finTarfl I t r i Q ‘ WEAK CSPINAEfaorWEg NO MASSffNOCAttfMO PWtlEI &JNNIW6 ABOUNPf HO tMXf Meeting In Oviedo OVIEDO — Savanty-fivs mams her* of ths Seminole County As­ sociation of Sunday School Work­ ers met at tha First Baptist Church her*. Tha Rev. Roy Melon, pastor ef tha North Side Baptist Church, and Association superintendent, conducted the meeting. Guest speaker waa tha Her. Elwood Rawla, Orlando. Rev. Rawls Is state representative of the Slate Department and conference leader for pastori and superin­ tendents. Thirty-minute conference* of de­ partment head* were held during the evening. The Rev. Jack T. Bryant, of tha local church, waa host pastor. Mrs. Bryant U super­ intendent of the Cradle Roll De­ partment of tha Association. Twenty-five churches from Sem­ inole and Volusia Countir* make up tha Seminole Association. AS FLAfiW TURNS GRCM T h e I PgOJjCTOC M,S .MAOS FADES... | rMEN— VAMSME5/ ^ B C 0 iTrtDt ' i u .LM Aw g?'O ETT ‘ Cars Jump Tracks, Trainman Unhurt YUMA, Colo. (UPI)—A string of IS lo 20 cars on a Burlington Line* freight tr»!n Jumped the track* at thl* nortbeislern Colo­ rado community early today. Leonard Bath, telegraph opera­ tor in the Burlington’s Denser of­ fice. said (hat no one wai report­ ed Injured In the crash. Each of the train's crew members was accounted for and safe, Bath said. “ The derailment tore up all of our communications. We don't know yet bow It happened." . T ebonJc a T T B e rn ; v v o u w av or. Y O U UW /E/ T mE STTAS.eur A R * »r N X MW/E T h e im Jvcs r a m c u L T — ^ J U 3 T B S T iS a T U O C O N T IN E N T A L B R E A K F A S T IN T O W K O T v C A . . . PlATfr y*^ROUE.» w «> s5 a CASH <t CARRY THANKSGIVING SPECIAL Skirts mu] skirt /* ch f* . , Hring 2 nl rcg. price 4 / | r„ / t L S M Z t V YOU. OANKgft jg w n s A | Thin Thuni. • Frl. - Sat. 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A traditional Thinkagiv tag mrnu wai aened by member! of the Mary Martha circle The itaional themr wai furlher rarried out tn room decoration, by Mn. B F. Wheeler. Sr., chair man, aMilted by Mr*. Lynn Mo aier and Mra. T. W. Lawton. Thr terving and kitrhrn cum miller included Mmri. Moiirr, K. XL Olliff, Annie Carter, E. Weal, F. F Mitchcm. W. H Youni and Clara Mariner. Dunn* the builnen meet in x conducted by Mr*. Charlea G. Shaffer, pretidrnt, member* were requeued tn preparr band*|ei and pad* for ihr Cancer Society. Mra. W. ft. Clonta addrcurd member* ualnf a* her topic. The Vnited Nationa. Perianil* Mr*. A. S. Johniton. Atlanta, Ga.. i* viiiting her atiler Mra. John re anon Mra. Reaaie Madman i* a pat­ ient at the Winter Park Memorial lloipltal. Mr. and Mr*. Erwin Abell and amall ion. Scott, will ipend the weekend here with their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Max Lemhart and Mra. Genera Abell. While here they will celebrate the flrat birth­ day annheraary of Scott on No­ vember 24. Mr*. Abell and Scott will remain here for Thinkjglvinc and will be rejoined by Erwin for thr holiday a. William Hart of Cocoa apent the weekend with hla father, Link Hart. Cypriot Hebei Killed NICOSIA, Cypru. (UPli -Britlab troop* today killed Kvrtakoa Mitait, the aecond “ mott wanted" member of the Greek Cypriot Foka undercround organiratton. Legal Notice rrATK «•>* n**mii*A TO, IIKMIY W lll’ llM m i .a t ------ - Hl'ItMl'l l Die if Ihlfft, md if d*«d. ih#ir unknown h#lra •( !•» lf«#* 1MI, fltlllMl ) #1*ns ur lUinian i «vth»r»l»# und»r lh#m. or #nhtr *-f tHeart »*r *thtr«l#«. • hot# r#tl«l#ru#t tnd #d<1r##«, •■ M kftoB n *r» unknown: a s s m »: •Jitirny #t.d. -------- u t u r n s »!#•• hu» !•tnd. If til In/. «nd if dvad, Ihtlr unkrrnw n hairs at la*. !••**•*§. d«h|a»r« « fi ni*•• ft»»lcpit ur i Iftlmifit* nth*r• »#■• Kindtr Ihtin, nr tllhtr nf lh#irt. dtftttttl ur i»th*r*i*#, *hv»i rtiidtiHtt ftrid >.llr*ta> •t ■« kno* n art uni*no« i«; KlftilttfON r llAUa and ----WAM. hit * if*. 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Fir*t St. of parliament a bill aclling up a adeeme terrier ayatem to draft 2 bedroom bou»e parrUUy furnuhmen and women into the armed ed. kitchen equipped. FA lOftll. trrvlcei, Informed aourcta aaid today. 1 bedroom apartment, furniihed, adult*. 133. 113 Jaimine Ave. CLASS!FIFO INDEX 3 ro<»m furniihed apartment. 1—LOST AND FOLNP I—FOR RF-NT 2 A -R O O M ft BOARD I— HEACII RENTALS 4— WANTED TO REM 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ft—FARMS• ACREAGE. GROVES 7—REAL ESTATE W ANTED S— MISCELLANEOUS •-FLOWERS • PLANTS SHR CBS II—OFFICE EQ Cl PM ENT 11— AUTOMOBILES TRAILERS 12— BOATS ft MOTORS 13—FA KM SL'Pi’ Ll EA ft MACHINE It Y u - p t r r s . LIVESTOCK • SLTPLIE8 1J—ARTICLES WANTED IS—PLACES TO EAT 17—UEAL'TI PARLORS IS—FEMALE HELP WANTED It—MALE HELP WANTED MAIL OK FEMALE 31—WORK WANTED 21—Dt SIN ESS liPPOHTL’ NITlES 23—SPEC1AI SERVICES :»-riA .N O SERVICES H A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS 23—ELECTRICAL CONTItACTORS U-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS, 23-H HtlLDING SUPPLIES 27—NOTICE • PERSONALS 2ft.-ARTICLES FOR SALE FURNITURE ft HOUSEHOLD T h u r,. N o v.-A t. U<jS— l*.iig*» B tirtalft laff- a - day Clo*e In. monthly. Ill Ent Ith Street. Phane FA 2 4243 or FA 2S7M F'urnDhed apartment. 20l'k W. tit. I'urniehcil rnttase for tent, located on 17 A Phone FA 3 14.57. 4 roomi, clean, 611 Park Ave. 3 Room (utmvhed saraer apart­ ment, Cluie 10 lown, A|'pl> 7o4 I’ almeit > after 3 or Saturday TA 2-Mi'o. 2 bedroom houae. light* furniihed. FA 2 IMS. Lake Mary—I'nfumiihed huute, I room* A hath Thone FA ! IW or FA 24271. C ma ! j » 4a»!, I k , W«'.| t!j* i tu t:' » 1 M l. FOR M l.U 20—Male nr Female I LEASE— 1U00 ft. frontage—Indui- Colored help wanted, mu*t be over ttul «>r rommerclal. on hlway 21 apply in penon at lig N’ I 17 ;•J taring Lake Monrue, SanWhittle. f.-id. Write W. Get*. U07 Paik Ave.. Sanford. Men-Wi men IM. Daily. Sell l.jinl ivoua nameplate! Writ* Kcrvei Fully air conditioned 3 bedroom. 2 Co, Attleboro, Man. ' belli home with icparale dining Mim, Florida loom on 3 land- Thit D a -;in-’ ! pat* tn the Itltr «raped l o t * In l»re*utwold. Theatre for W, T. Pencil Evp. I \ 2 372ft Suitable financing date Nov. N), ’1* can he arranged. For quick aale—owner Iraiing. 1 21—Wark Wanted WJioorn maaonry honie fully equipped. *lr conditioned bed­ Houierleaning—Ironing, 1013 llay. room. tile bath. Payment* $39 07 Baby fitting. Ironing. FA 2 7923. pc. month. Near •hopping ernlei I5> appointment. FA 2W0I. I dn patnline. FA 2 792* Modern 3 bedroom home for tale. Owner Iranaferting. Hai new Tight window* adfuilrd. hinkrn •lih coidi replaced. FA 2 3093. Florida rovim and hurricane fence around back yard. Pure I would like to rare hr 3 child­ lowered for quick »alr. Phone ren. Phone FA 2 1117. FA 2 2326 for Information. Ironing, he ft 13c FA 2 7241. EXC EPTION \l. VALUE < Bedroom, 2 bath kitrhrn equip­ j n r o n**« (ippnriunlTT* ped home Many ollwr extra*. Major nil rempany -<-rvIie itation Ain litlarrliff. FA 2 l*"9 on French Avr Inventurv pioT. \\. MKItO, (ttiiker poaltlon Phone FA 2 1 41 Phot e FA 3-Slhl FOR SALE: Small paiin iliop 1— Krai Fatal* Wanlod Phone FA 2 0431 2t-\ BUILDING CONTRACTORS BJtld to your plana. Bemodellni; and Addltlor* DON LI KE Phono FA '3-3*24_______ F‘or carpentry, painting, **re»ning, looftm, and plaitar Ttpair, avphalt tile, ••brilof aiding, masonry or wood it#p». 1tv*IInr and lapalrhr raraee* and wrerklnr rail F.\ S-dfM. 7W El.Et 1B1CAI. SERVICE Hout* Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vlhlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I ll Magnolia FA HWS Pointing: Interior ft exleikr. R«palr* or addition*. SpeelalDing in Mary Cat ter Paint Product*. FA 2 3419 25-A - BUILDING PAINTING REPAI RS For I'alnline call Mr. Taiker. Ph. FA 2-dlSu or FA 2-tiv>07. FLOOR tandlng and Cleaning, w a v i n g Seminole County ilnee H. M. Gleaton. Lake finlihing S m iof 1926. Alary 3 bedroom unfurmihed home in a “ I understand you're a conductor . . . for what rail­ Mir nrlghborhoovl. Phone day road T" I.MI'HIMAL DMCOIIATIIHS ACREAGE TRACTS — BUSINESS 13 SPECIAL SBHVICKS FA 2 0024, night FA 2 0373. FUONTAGK Sfinlnol* V'uUnty. painting ami pnixtlrg __ I >-Ri:\L ESTATE FOR SALE —m u , t * r t r i : for s \lf l.t. Cmdr. Cleveland** nice 7 room FA 2-3710 or FA 2-7910 after lix. Cuilomrra waiting. L It illdWI LL DRILLING unfurnished home, eleclric kit­ dent. Broker, 3b4 Magnolia. SAITIIITCK Fa*rbank» Munr Pump* chen. tile bath ft ihower. I-oek 27^-N(»TicT:s-ri:nsox.Ais Room 3. Ph. Oilando, Cllnry bedroom. 1 balh. Florida room, Repair, to all mail* Arbor. See Mr*. Pippin* acroi* 1 404t. IIOfYARD C. LONG frnerd in yard near lake, lot 64 s c o r r s p a l m manor driveway. Call FA 2 1477 v J26 It. in Lake Mary. Owner 207 E. Commercial Art. -t lo'.v t n>>. p l A stT Home for the aged mint mmr Immediately, ha* I’hun* FA ‘2*2633 SALK (111 ItFM 1 ItC'lriMim .5'.' 2690 Orlando Dr. Sanhid VI.’XU equity will aril for ftjnn I New Moon Trailer, air rondi WtiUDRUFI b Phont TA 2-7214. PAINTING block So wf Doggie Diner turn I arm ft l-*rd*n i'entrr tmnrd Adult*. 2 bedroom home, "For thoie who cate." rraionable. right. 3rd houir with fence. ANNUALS Sanford lady detlret tram portal ion kitchen f u r n i i h e d Adult*. Rrfeiencea given. FA 2 1292. to and from Dr Land dally. Will 40| Celery Ait. FA 2 7644 W i n NOT l l l ’ Y — NOW ih arc rvpcntra. NO 6 4934. Not a drop nf palm i» net <1e<l. juvt PUMPS SPRINKLER Widow lady would like working POTTED PLANTS Ph. FA 2-1*22 move m and prepare lor lh«- bull SYSTEMS or FA 2*0270. S A N F O R D rouple to ahare home. Call Mr*. Brown Milter a home made day* in Ihn clean, cheerfully FL o t'L l: SHOP. W* telegraph. All type* and me*, luitalled I A 2 0233 fruit rakci a*. Winn Dixie, E. decorated 3 bedroom concrete "Do It Yourial!" Flrat St. STRAW BERRY PLANES I - RE At. CST A IT rtlK S AL) block home Kitchen equipped WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Florida (Ml tduputall, too>. LARGE verren . S T I N E 24—ARTICLES FOB SAU IIOMK-SEEKEHS t.lltPEVILl.E NURSERY t-it porch, tarpnrte and atorage. Macklno and Supply Co. Totsl Price — $M.99S Grapevllle \ie. FA 2 «W4 SIW0 Down 207 W. 2nd St. I'h. FA 2 6432 Cotton A Wool Yam*. Notion*, S13S3 Down — t47 Monthly Thread i. Tape*. W. II. -Ilill- S ll.M IM .lt Agrnrj FISHERS NURSERY Lovely 3 UR, 1 Bath Pinecreit ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Talariilon Tube* Tasted Fr**. home. Thli home Ii like new In Magnolia ft Onora F'A 2 4633 llealiur ft Imurcr At The Sign Of Tha Totem Polo. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP every reipert. Huy this one hr AIvor. I.aui.t It. Utltr, H. E. Tafltr Oinamental shrub* • Tree* • F«at At The Sign Of Th* Totem Pol*. 2617 S. French Av*. the aniwer to your rental prubArlelt Price. FNcrelt Harper 2617 8. French A»*. '1*r mn Markrt C A B 1 1 A 4i E It-m. Immediate |M*ie**ion. BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS Phone FA 2 4991 U2 N. Park PI.ANTS h r *ale. Prnl TburlAttractive 4 HR. 2 Bath cuitom Mott Any Make Hume.* I U'.iiinuul Fur Furniture Aloving ft Storage ton. FA 2 3330 3 liedrooni hl»tk home. Smith built home. Situated on four love­ FURNITURE CENTER I - L 0 s r AND POUND Fluritla Living. C. E. PHILLIPS, Agrnt Pinecrttt Kllchrn equipped. ly ahadrd lota. Feature* built-in 114 W. lit SI. FA 2-6111 WASHBURN VAN LINES *1173 on down SMoo monthly II—Al'TtlMllWLIlS—TRAILERSFOUND—Spotted Beaftlc hound. kitrhrn unit*, tin-place and other 3 i 1 lletlrotmift— l 1 - lialhft 1300 French Avr. FA 2 Iff I payment* FA 2 4317. See 11. M. Brown, 2306 Yale Ave. extra*. Priced at only JM.ftiW FACTORY TO YOU LOOK AT THIS! VA • FHA • and Identify. Good term* and available now! ALUMINUM Aulo Repair* ft Road Srivle* room home ft ! a. rev for aale ISlwi DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL VENETIAN BLIND! H O M E S KM .KItS I'll A In Service HALL'S GARAGE rraionahlr FA 27733. LANCER 4 dour irdan Iti-jjtiful FA 2-2603 Encb'ied head, bag-proof; bottom The twit place to aril your home Imii lone rxtrrior with leather­ 402 Celery Ave. Conventional rail with ptanie cndi. ;PIaitie FA 2-2020 it where moat home, are *old LAKEFRONT ette intci.ur. Puih button drive Nile* ft Su.,day* or rayon tape*. Cotton <g nylon i\ tin: tilt n r «H Till*. « III v m Financing radio, brater, Gulf Count- directly acrui* the j» in.*;, « u.i \ i\ . Stcnstrom Realty Quirk Laundromat St nice cordi. * m n ; nr ri.utiiut Greet. Nevr 3 tied room. 2 hath ITireil For ()ulek Suit! Shirt* Finished In 46 Hour* HERBERT HTRNSTROM in in;: Senknrlk (ilntm und Faint Co. Down Pnymi'ntH lot luo' x 300’. Lake Triplett Ur., rail Mr. Gielow FA 2*2611 Kfttfti# t»r IlKStniKTTA A hit*REALTOR Sanitonr Dry Cleaning 112 III W 2nd St. Ph, FA 2 4421 MAMA. (t*'*a|#d Canelbcrry — 121,500. Phone Thr Sanford Herald E. 25th St. Foodmart Bldg Low As SI DON HOWE — L. J. RISNER Mint •; nr MI-i m * rim iin A GArdcn 3 4776 run i n ti, urn »«%m.i; nr *%• SOI TIISIDE LAUNDROMAT A-Boclatr, Orange* *125 n htithrl. R. W. Stmlnule l phuDtery ft llnd* Shop Kt l tnii ImnipJiutu Uvcii|«tttcy III N. Park — Ph. PA 2-1120 L»rd, S. Sanford Av*. KAI2-3219. Formerly llon'a Cover Shop NutitM i»* ur. itr nr uivkn RAYMOND M. H A M . ROt.LAWAY. Itovpttil and llabv that |h# unili l alft uni h#ft flt#4 It* We (itinrnritce IVmminl N ow l.xatel at — REALTOR ft IVHUROIl final retiirb* a# Kim Ulof uf th# 3 Iwdrooma—trrrarro floor*-com Bed*. Day. Week or Month— For (ale or trade, Iroaer Call Sntisfnctiun or Your M#v >t 111 and T##>arn#tit nf (IftN FA 1-7633 Third M ft Park Avenue, South =04 W. 2nd St pit le kitchen—blind* Large uti­ FA 2 7093 Tel. FA 2-6161 Furnituie Center I1I»;TT A t Wll.MAAU*. d#4#*.#4l .Muncy rh eerfu lly Y'all Call Hall that It H i tiled H« utlltifti fi*r lity fm>m—with wall! tut,—patio 111 Writ Fir,i St. 31 Furil F 100 pickup, flue condi­ ejtfttributl >ii am] final dlftih#*!# Itcfuiuicd. Phene PA 2 3611 Kenmore automatic electric Hove, —plenty of c!o*etv ft atorage Alid thftt «H jfotf nllHf iii It tion. Term*. F. A. Scott. ? \oeaerifice. FA 2 4776. ’ S I ATI H E S S RENOVATING 120 Lnurrl Dr. FA 2-4211 will ftMile to th* llonorftbt# 'VM lutia Dr.. Deliary. Fla Reduced, t-yearol** on canal In null ,U#und»r L*«*int \ JUdIt« «' I I'HIII.STERING dtrttlitcij# uut). KlorIdft- f«*r ■ti­ For the f.rat Buy* tn Real Evui Loch Arbor, *72 mo F A 2 JU1 It will pay YDU to ,e* ut hefuie tree Eallmate • Fire Delivery 1937 Curhman .Stouter FA 2 3176. llrn%at of •#I-1 ftti■t t #t uri*« # ',.* f u r a n ord er ««f ittit r 1tinf l»*n a n d f »r 3EK CU1-I.KN & H AItKEY you buy. Open Evanlnir* and CUSTOM BI'll.T BFHHING CO. Furniture and antique*. FA 26164. Apprx. 6 acre* grave lan<l half flu ft! lilt1 "haps # #• l .m Utor uf ** I \V, A. Cagle, Jr. Saletman PETE C(IIOl„S. Mgr. hill. Sunday* tn mature in-arms tree*, balance Tin; ATf.ANTM* NATION\t. 1IO N. Park Ave Ph, FA 2-M9I FA 2-7obt Ladle, prrHtlnq roller akatri, lire "ill irorhing t-earmu age high EAS1SIDE TRAILER SALES Sin VV. IJib. I \NK J h 'k K lM ILM T. FA 2 3134 I’atetke, Fla. t* Itpiutor 'f th# I*#** " iM rolling land, plua 2 lilt maaonry pr-i Tftffftrnftnt nf IfrVfttrT. OWNER WANTS fumlahed home, 117.W). ahmit “ a u t o g la ss T.\ k Ult.l.l\MK ttact ft*#d Spinet piano like neve, beautiful 6123 "ASH l o r . Hwy. 17-B2 A *J7lh St. IH IV. f U AtlKIl *6.000 down, good term* on l*al Walnut, full krylioird. guaran­ OFFER and fie , rqiltv hank finaturd .%■ Truftt tlffit at INSTALLKD I’ hottc FA 2-Mil) I ■lire. teed Will wrII 1393. . term*. SI Old* rnnvertible. RAIL |'S A WimUhlrliJ Cuitum built 3 bedroom, 2 full H itch HI iih n rtaulfled DDnlav laaiking fur a neat 2 lilt furnlthed Phone FA 2-1071. PR. WM H e , FA 2 3175, 423 tiled bath<. built on Urge lot LARGE HOME. Door (Ha*» \ rnt (il iv* tmrnel then limi t mix, tlilv one Semi Ave. in beautiful May I*ir teelion SELL or TRA’ 'L' 6,620 ,our rool rllma Iree*^ N. W, EC‘ H O I/8 SI'ECI.M , for only Ui.ivio, 61,400 down ( the SERVICE Thl* home feature* terrain I, o v r. 2403 S a n f e>r d Ave, Large 6 bedroom, two lilt haltfurnitiirr u worth the dawn pay­ 7'V't lun GMt trmk mov m: 'an. Srnknrlk Glnnn nnd Pitlnl Cti. SALE! floor*, large nrrrnrd [xirch. home will accept your tquii * i FA 2 3972 ment), quiet, convcnirlil Imallull, See It a! Plilltipi ■Ml” jicroM Ill til W‘. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-1*72 1—2 1*7. SOFA HF.li SL'ITi Natural wood cahlnelijn targe imallrr Imme In trade. Incited liver. C It, Davi, imtmdiatr poiietiluu TURyUOISE l P i l o t , Skitchen equipped with rtcctrie SALE: flue Therm homo heater. 1700 Magnolia. TERY. USED . .. . *39.3u range and refrigerator Owner’* Card 2 year*, bargain $23. 101 FA R M E R 'S AU E N CY '5J Diidgc t ill it andard shirt Spat# Healer, — Floor Furnace, ROIIKHT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor I—BLOND SUITS W I T H Clean and Service, *119) Uultidtequity 14600.00 Any uffer will Laurrl Dr. N. V I Jtuicr. Rrallur lian.miiaiun. g"-d lirri, nrw Revmond Lundqultl. Auor TWO BOOKCASE BEDS lank iottallatlon, FA 2 G46 Im givrn conitdrration low. very paint D. II. Whitmore, Aivot. Pn.ed REPOSSESSED. LIKE FA 2-1161 Atlantic Bank H i t 29—1 lll.M IlR E and ' See IA 2-3342 I Id 5 French Ave. I'll F A 2 3221 NEW ........... . 1133.30 ENVELOPES t.r'trvriiradi iiete IHHSEIIOI.D GOODS,' SEMINOLE REAI.TY After hour* FA Z 2CI6 or FA ; 43*1 1 -1 . A IIG E MAHOGANY mind, invutete, hand bill,, *nd ROSA L. PAYTON Hunk 1957 *uper. I dr hardtop, 1901 Park Ave. FA TABLE USED *13 00 p r n g r a m i , etc I’ ro-reulva Rrgfetcrrd Real Ettale lit . r fully powered, RAM. nrw- tire, • UIC VALUES : 3—FULL SIZE HOLLYWOOD Printing Co Phone FA 2 2911— hv owner *2,193, FA 2«II3. • UUICK CREDIT BEDS' USED *13 7mto 12ii.SU Unuvual opportunity tn buy a I’h. FA 2-1301-17 02 at Mlawa: a 40j Weil llth St. home In one of Saoford • mod 3—TWIN SIZE INNERSPRING • EASY TERMS 51 |or>) vomertrtde. good inrrhaBuilder ditUnguithcd atctioni An ex “COUNTRYCLUI5 MATTRESSES: L I K E WILSON - MfttER rm i.l ( oiulilloo FA 2 3736 or '•cuum CD anf r Repair* Laii two buuvci to be void fur cellent neighborhood of attrar NEW. EACH 120.00 Naw anl Cud Furnltur* Repair* ft p,riJ fur til maker of fa ii9i 6t.e96.u6, Mamnary Con-lnu lion live homei. Thia one 1* luadrd 1—2 PC LIVING R O O M Si’ll L MANOR Ph FJ 23425 rir,ner* Elect roluv, Hoover 311 E. Ftrat St. — 3 Brdroom* — IS Bath* — with extra*, laoth time ft money FOAM MPIIBER CUSH Tin* I, a giie»l p a « to the IIIIa Kirby, All-Way, G. E ReptaceLarge lid,. IONS. NYLON I’ PHOLS 2 IterlriKintn «aving and on an extra large Tbralrr for Mr, K II Marlin "m m TERY SLIGHTLY SllOi mem parti W’ork guaianird beautiful Ini tome *ee our 3 Flnrida Rourn $;i!I5 DOWN Lxp. date Nov TV, ‘53 New & Lsctl • WoltN .. FA 1-4766 bedroom. 2 balh home prirrd It, *<in,ah!r Monthly Paymeni* 1—1 PC. LIVING ROOM Furniture und ApplUnrra F .II.A . tn srll. 2012 Grandvirve A 'e . Clean '64 Chevrolet 1 1 ton pick up MONA JARVIS FA 2T6I« S U I T E DISCONTINUED HEATING Mra. II. G. Halcl). for tale Cell FA 7 0233 FABRIC. W A S SIIU.00 II. II. PORK CO. *360 DOWN NOW *49 00 hit* for *alv, loeatfd n mile* W 20* S. Perk ---- PA 2 4231 U-BOATS and MOmitS 20.T2C9 K- Flrat fit. Ph. FA 2-0563 tl’lua Clnaing Coat*) I—ECHOLS DAY ft NIGHT of Sanford. Ph. FA 2 32*50. New 3 hediuom block home, — SOFA TUIlijLolSF, HIS(In clu tin Cloving) 23A —PLUMBING anil KIHtpfMi Used furnPure, appllanrea, tool* Vour Ev tm ude Dealer modern throughout. Yuur vliui.r CONTINUED F A B R I C . IF IT IS RMAL ESTATE etc B-iught-inld. Larry', Mart ItuUbOX .‘-PORTING .......Ii' of mtrrior color* tipen for In WAS 173 30 NOW *49,60 a*k Crumley ft klontelth 213 Sanford Avj Ph FA 1-4152. Pb«n« FA ;-59rtt •pevtlnn Available now- )401 aiut 104-d-a L. tit I—SOFA. rUHQUOlKK CPHOLSTER V. RE POSSES­ at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2*4096 Ikul Welt lid. SI. Monlhlv pav ria*,ifie«l lli.nlat SED. LIKE NEW *33 30 uoo down, no qualifying, 2 bed inei.lv appioximalrly 6d3 0o lax 30' I ixurv twin iciea yacht, Fl> budge Liceptlonally well equip | I—FOAM RI'BIIER FOCNDAand Imuiancr Included room, CB home on corner lot mioi/s ttril A in licauHful condition. (>■ THEN SUGHTL1 USED 101 Country Club Circle off we*t only $5 7 *o0 niontlily New Furniture Sale! AIR CONDITIONING motvd 'teitna, Urmond Belt, ONLY . Sc 20th St. See between I ft 9 p 6 Bto:ka Wen o f Firneb Jv. JUm ku, (ty ComjHiny tilt 7 6232. CONTRACT and KLPAIIt WORK 6—NEW DINETTES.. Ii I S ■ ROYAL COMFORT I.N'NKRm. any night. Avenue en 20lh Sirert. CONTINUED MODELS. 1607 Hanford Air. FA 2-6*62 SPRING MAmtKS.BF.it. 659 60 l.r, N Park e\vr. Ph. KA 3*61 W’LATIIEIt SHIELD MODEL OPEN DAILY AND 7 PC. 40", DIS­ M*)fair rertion, a tpaclou, 3 bed­ VALUE SPECIAL EXCLU­ I'l.U.MDINf; Cililoni lloet Tnpa ft AcreiMrlrt COUNT. SIVE PRICE *39.50 room liomr. FA 1IB9* 1—2 PC FOAM RCBBF.lt We Feature FREE ESTIMATES FA 7 7631 Contracting ft Repair* SEE OUR DELUXE .1 ROOM CHIX K WITH US REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN SECTIONAL, BEIGE CP GROl'P \ 6617.09 VALUE Cue Eatlmate* 2541 French Avr HOLSTER V WAS 1249.30 H— Tel. 1.1vfaintk Supplir* ON THIS! R. I. HARVEY ONLY $395.00 CLOSE OUT 1199.00 J. W* HALL 2 bedroom fra mo home, wnh n»w Smalt aquarium, tropical fiih for 206 Sanford Av*. Pbonr FA |.U6l 19% DOWN DELIVERS EXTRA SPECIAL — DOC roof, in good neighbor Hoik! ‘■pa Beallor RLE DRESSER AND MIR­ aali FA 2 3234 Moderately I’ rifcd Call Hall" Hior.e FA 7 H it tiout room* including' leparele ECHOL’S 24-PIANO SERVICE ROR. *09 30 VALUE. NOW dining room. Firrplaie and fV>->r Wanted ,i good home for 2 kitten, ONLY . 169.40 BEDDING CO. furnare. Beautiful abide Ireca in BEAUTIFUL houae broken Phone FA 2-3334. PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRLSU MATCHING CHEST t.’U.So virrl I'ricrrl at Wiynon. approvl W. I. IIAH MON 7 PC. LIVING ROOM 119 So. Magnolia FA 2-6321 .1 Iled room — 1 & 3 Haiti malely one half caili and awunir I V - 4RTICLES w a n t e d GROUP. *149 60 VALUE Ph. Fa 2-4223 After 6 U0 p m. mortgage. ONLY 1129 Mi Caih for fornitutp or lurplu*. SPECIAL 26'. DISCOUNT STOP ON A L L DRIFTWOOD Super Trading Pull. Sanfoidiiwmr i, xaiTlflcing thii Delaixr I A 2 YUS. Ol.D MAPLE FURNITURE IN Oilando Hwy. FA 2 0>iJ7. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS 3 Bedroom home (nut a |-rii)eel STOCK. lovw Down Payment, home), for lii.7M.no. fniurtns BOOKCASE BED. Dot RLE If-BLAUTY PARLORS TO SANl'OllD A Monthly Payment* WE ARRANGE D R E S S E R , MATTRESS apacicm* kitchen with knotty AND BOX SPRINGS EX­ CONTACT Modern. Air b ond . Soft Water pine cabinet*, built in R«ng'' A Ur Invite you tu be our jfuentn alMolulcly frte TRA SPECIAL IW M H tiiita rr.s b e a u t y m k ik Dven, Wallfurnace, Honda ALL TYl'ES FINANCING ODD BOOKCASE BEDS. wII hunt i-hllgbtion nl one of Sanford’s lending lot So. Oik Ave. FA 2 3742 Boom, large clo«et>. Terrain TWIN' ft DOUBLE SIZES, .Motrin while you lorn Ip mull alilo housing for floor*, double corner lot near VALUES TO *13.50 NOW II—E6!M ALE HELP WANTED aehool* and(hopping. J.’iKJW you and your family. 1'lck up yuur key at the ONLY *19.50 ft *29 60 Down. 646 M monthly, or will ,»t YOU MAY n r THE ONE WE S«Im Office. NEW WROUGHT IRON up for you at IIToo oq down, bal­ ARE LOOKING FOR T6 ahow BUNK BEDS. COMPLETE Cer Hwy. 11 H ft 21lh ftt. ance on term*. (It even ha> a WITH MATTRESSES Avon'* new Christina* gift* and Phone FA 2 1661 Fireplace). ONLY . . 163 SO tollrtric*. Write, Box 246, Lockhut. Fla. Like front home for *ale or rtnt. Seminole Realty ECHOL’S URAILEY ODHAM. Tres. MAJOR BROWN REALTY t f DIETRICHS — RKa LTd R Const ruction Co. Inc. BEDDING CO. Corner Hwy. 17*92 & 27th St. Phont FA 2<1M1 GIRLS WANTED Rratler till. M(thv in—Velma Goeralrr. 211 Weal 23th Slrret LAKE MART White. Muit be 21 or over. Apply AJalilft* II. Moecg Anodatri. I ll So. Magnolia FA 2 4321 Ph. FA I-U37 or FA 1 1K4 Phone FA 3-J101 la peraon d Pig N1 Wbiille. 1141 Fark A t*. FA 2-12)2 SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 3rd Addition. Legal Notice • ODHAM & TUtfOR, Inc. RALPH JA R V IS Mather of Sanford $28000 ‘ 8280.00 Wall QUALITY HOMES HOMES Odham & Tudor Inc. Low Down Payment Shoomalm Odham & Tudor, Inc. I J IF �•- Ownu a d i of obacm peoySa Vm w •nd literally- worshipped her for hsr uner.dinc klndnrsr No our will evrt know how many persons the fed and clothed dur.nir the Publicly, she was famoui for Jrpress ion. By INEZ HOI ft learned that tha suraal way to hr During World War II, hrr home It la poetic justice, or at hast, eliminated forever waa to take hrr g*mi and hrr hnspltality. But poetic destiny that Ukea the not a glad but a drop too much. groat Hope diamond back to Washington, D. C., which was its And I once law her quietly a«V on*, of the moat famous and pow­ home for fo many years. TWa munificent gift by Harry erful men In Amrrira to leave her Wbsaton, gem merchant extraor­ houia became the felt that hr dinary, to the Federal Museum Is had. In a apace of fire minutes, more than a spectacular roup for managed to in*ult both Sen. Ar­ tha Smithsonian's new Hall of thur Vandmheig and Sen, Alben Corns and Minerals. Thosands of S. Rnrklpy, not jr t the Veep. On the night of a gala party, Americans, in every strata of So­ ciety and aoelrty, who knew Eva- •ay a dinner for 150 goeita at her lyn Walsh McLean trill regard the famous home, Friendship, Evelyn Winston gift as a wonderful mem­ resembled the biasing Christmas orial to the unique, fascinating tree In Rockefeller Center, New and generous woman who wore York, that annually delights mil­ the Hope diamond day and night lions of Americans. Or, more likely, the Christmas tTra re-em for more than 35 years. Only two American* have ever hie* her. She was a small woman — 1 owned this gem, one of the world's most famous — Ktalyn, who died don'l believe the ever weighed In 1917, and Mr. Winston, who more than 110 pound* — and on purchtsed it from her estate. For those occasions -.hr was wont to years, 'he Hope diamond wsi wear not only the Hope diamond, Evelyn's multimllhon-dollar trade -II 1/2 carats of deep-blue fire *rt In a circle of marqulsn dlani avis mark. During those years, she s s i and autpcmlrd on a diamond chain, the undisputed hoiteSs with the but also the Star of the Hast, a musin' In the nation’s capital, itunning blue-white diamond of ,|h»iugh wh<ne drawingroom [ 100 raraU, also suspended on doors the most famous and dis­ sm aller diamonds. I have seen her wear these dia tinguished person* In the world flowed In rrglmrnts. A woman of rnondi, plus matching tamnga amazing vitality, humor, curtosi- and hrarelets, against the lutrkand prodigal generosity, she ground of a black srquin dress. ways said that she presided nntThe combination should have t>een so much over a talon as a saloon. ovri powering. But, lake mr word But thofe who aspired to stay , for It — on hrr, they looked good. on Evalyn’s ruest list quickly INo, marvelous. Hr Vrnffl Page 10—Thurs. Nov. 20, Poetic Destiny: Diamond 'Goes Home not mi muih uf th« gem itself, aof the H lrtotdlnit)' »omin who once owned it. BUY A ll YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS NOW ON EASY PAY TERMS I S y Toy Telephone $Modeling Dough Modtrn Sl/ling . . . Wruling D.ol, Bel/ Q Q ( Non.TaiK "Krtf-O" * j0 With C o o tie Cufferi Polyethylene body, Lucite dial, all-atecl ringing mechanism and base. ' Red. yellow or turquoise. 12 DISH TOWELS QQC Large carton of modeling dough. Cleaner than clay, won't stain. In blending colors. G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC REFRIGERATO R - FREEZER __________ __ _ — 2 AmiANOS m i CHRISTMAS PARADE JUIHiES-CIty Judge AinhnmOlllff, County Judge Wilson Alexander and Circuit Judge Volie Williams Jr., left tn right, will judge the entries in tti» annual Christmas itnrailc here on Dee. tl. The pantile, eponsored by the Jaycces, probably will Ik- the biggest in Ranford'a history. (Herald Staff Photo) Y O U R C H O IC E Regular $7.98 England Discusses Flow Of Negroes I/TNDON (U l'l) — fonservaUts leader* in the House of Lords lay that unless something la done to curb massive Negro Immlgrotl'ffl London tnay well hr come a “ actond Utile llock.” The Marque** nf Salisbury, who resigned as majority leader of the upper bouse last year, led In demanding mlrirtlnns nn Negro Immigration In an unusual fourhour debate Wednesday In the up per house. He was opposed by Lalorlto laird I’ akenham, who urged the elimination of segregation in Eng land. Pakrnham railed lor legls latlon to forbid the exclusion of Negroes from homing, bars and other places of puhlir entertain mrnl. Lord Somers, tu|i|K>nmg SellsIrury in the debate, said "We want to avoid having a second Utile flock in Nolling Hill (lainilon’s ‘Harlem’ ).** • M l.X lf **»!. I.ft -Ilk. I .ib .e point*d fi»f,* and 1st aa.lt • Swl>r gisusg, with pwnosi O laiongs. biaiilst aag hau likb.nl • Slpl.sK islltn griita*. • u sin g lists* and talait • Itaistobls o*wl A8j.ilt.Ws Slsigf Aliiaunatn Door > * lm • I still Comportment 3i TUBELESS • Tswparoluri Control . ,, Co* wnicntlr located A t (he Too •f |b« Fifth food Cootpeff meat • A a lM M tx Intcsici l>gbhog . . . Ditlaied Corner Lifbhaq fiat A light M Ike Tep. a 2 Roomy Vegetable Dream— Block fmbourd Dei-g flegufor Jl 29 Only lock Holds 1/3 Rasbrl , . . • Fomaat CE Dependability Slav A 5 Tear Written F r d K t ir * Unmatched value! TV.-ogn cmhorvAcd, nob ju t flat stamped, on gleaming b n u * . Y ou ’ll wrant several, one for each room. with Irndr CHARI.KMONT, Mast (C P IlThe Bight Rev. fharle* K till beri, SO. retired hlthop nf the Protestant Episcopal Dinette of New York, died Tuetilay after a long Hines a. mmpuncturaratitland TR IP LE "TOUGH T U B E L E S S by GOODYEAR a big bargain SANFORD. Fla. (liPIt - Cnl Gregory J. Krssenlch, r>2, invrntor of the ''harnoka” |K>r1nlile anti tank weapon turd in World War 11. died Wednesday a * ... NEW YORK tUI’ lt—Ham Hem rich von Twarilowtki. SO. a stag*and screen actor and stage direr tor. died Wrdnrsda) of a heart attack. \u ttilie tn clmlr. pimli b lo w util nr h u ll'] Irouble-inaliug beat. Kuiutixe Grip-seal cost* atnictian protects ugaimt punctures ami blowouts. Tr-nlc now at budgeteasy prices. • Ptnhbuiltn wolft Ismpriatw* ulrtlot • r«Jtbult*n Wotsi utif (Mini JohnKon Won’t Run WASHINGTON tl'l’ ll — Senate Drmocratlr leader l.vndon R Joiinsoii (T il l tays he’s "not a candidate'’ for the presidential nomination in IBCO. He told reporters Wednesday that not only was he not a ran dldatr hut. "I do not expert to be one and the only job I'll seek |l the one I hold " intea bWwevt praSwctlaa • f«ty tap iMjmg * • Turnout Gf ACTIVATOR nothing othon They'll float your haart awry oo wives et kjva and Uughtorl "Akro" Welcome Mat • W S in i wfilltn piHrihM plan ftgvfor SI.49 MODfl WA-B50 tBvu} Tlfiiv J joA She Tubelm* Blockwall Tubelttt* Whitswall 6.70 x 15 7.10x15 7.60 x 15 8.00 x 15 $18.95 21.20 23.20 25.85 $23.40 25.95 28.45 31.65 ! Evening* FA 2-7500 HERTZ FEATURE: 1:27 . 3:27 6:27 • 7:27 • 9:27 Phone FA 2-2821 aacraaaaHL;- �» t k* Aa N 'S S t XL1X I'n lltd l're*w l.t*Mtl W irt M lA m V M IN D EIPE NDENT Katanltahed 1908 n A TT v D A IL Y w r a c n An t D N E W SP A P E R FRIDAY. NOVK.MHKK J 1~1 H.'.S SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 310 Reds Planning 'Berlin Squeeze' Within 4 8 Hours Tarmers Produce Over $12 Million ta ril Found Guilty Sanford Boy, Two News Briefs 'Disaster1 Threats By Jury; Sentenced Others Die In Car Red Plane Is Tested Directed At U. S. To Life In Prison IAINDON fl'P D — A Utisvfan TURM Jet an liner has let! Mo* HKItLIX tl I’ l l — Tito Soviet ffoVftntmcnt U cx|K.*ctc<l to cow- for Cairn on the lif»t lest \ Sanford boy we* one of three way and tun ed u t r nine times. run of a new scrstce. Radii «Ieli\t*r within IS lmur« official note* to thr un rtim r Wen* Fmvrrsity of Florida students fat­ Jo* Momack Dasis, 20, a i Urn Allies telling them that West Itprlin beloncs to Coni mu* graduate of Srminide High School, Mntriv. said Ttiursd*'. ally injured last night when their died in a Csine-ville hospital nist Fast (Irrninny. Moscow reports aaitl today. LINCOLN, Neb. tUPIt—A rti* speeding car swervesl off the high- early today. Roy William Min. 21. Kim X'isitiny: Chins I Krtxl fJrriian speakers mid M oscow propaganda ItroatlAgriculture in Seminole County in ;* 812*« million bunhie** trtet court lurv today convicted of Lake VI mtii driver of the iar, lS-yrarohl Carit Ann Fugate on Ti 'KAh tl'l’ ft — Communist casts steadily built up pressure for the Soviet move despit* Vnnunlly, the ‘'very ImrkUme of our economy," Cecil Tucker, also illcil in thr firnt degree munter and imposed . ...... ,, b pital.., t vwrrnrr , , North Korean Premier Kim II W estern nssrrtionn that the Allies would fight to save Rcr* county njrent. told the Sanford Civitan Club la*t nipht. icntcnrr of life tmprlsorimenl wa. V tH rn.i.mle 'J T . S2?* ef« Pyongyang today for an fron, thr Cnmniunists it necessarv. w Tucker .aaid thnt vegetable crop* in the counts produce *n r,"J£ rijhth grader ait Miiftfi tr)«tnDtlk in Inf iCCi oiifnil |r» UrH 4 hirii *nil a a a dent Moscow dismissed the American '* million, citrus nu»re than ? l ' » million, horticultural _ ^ m fJ) an(, fllp Communist North Viet Nam Ihr ★ ★ ★ linin',n. 11.C...W r Thr seven men and flic women State High»«i Patrolman War- Communist protest* today a* "scandalous... New China new * specialties nlmoat $2 million, dairying just under $- million rplrhP(| their deriaion at to » ren A Hallman »*•.) th car ***• agency said iiiutine brinkmanship” and laid In and all other type* of farming a m.. c»t. hut it iva* not antraveling at a "'ciy high rale of nounced until to minutea later Ihe age of Sputniks Secretary of about 5500.000 each year. speed” when n Irft stair Itond 2d Ike P roclaim s W eek when Judge Marry A. Spencer re Stale John Foster Dulles Is behav­ tn a ipeech leading up to Naabout a mile ea>, of Vewt-crry. He WASHINGTON 'C P II - Prrsl ing like *n old fashioned duelt,no«| Farm-City Week, which he convened hi* Lancaster t ounty •aid the <*r traveled !*!> feet on dent Ftsrnhmver ha* proclaimed list gan today. Tucker laid the agrl district court the right shudder, r»recced to Ihe Card, who broke into hysterical ,V R, Timbcrman Jr. of Tamp* A lop Last Herman Communist culture i« the basic industry of the sobbing, asked' "tf they thought will speak to the Committee of too then nverturned nine and a half and urged all ciltten* tn obverse leader warned ai ihe same time county, the state and the nation. it by vtudymg Ihr Constitution that should the t’nilrd State* start ‘ Too often we look at the total I wa* guilty, why didn't they gise Tuesday night when Ihr newly- times Ihe Rdt of Right* and Ihe United value of our agricultural produc­ me the electric chatrT’* war il would he wiped out in Dai I* wathe «*n of Mayor formed orcaniiaiion meets for the Nation* Declaration of Human She answered hrr own question tion and look no further.’* Tucker ....... . . W hour* by modern Soviet arm*. Joe T. Davis, tot S. Mellnnilllc Right* Allil.STA, Isa i t n > — The Rui Ihe Soviets Insisted their in'»*id. “ We can’t Just think of by adding: "They couldn't give irrond time. Aie.. and the late Mrs Hilda Daime thr chair because they knew Timbrrman is manag**r of the 11|, who died last summer. White House Inda*. In the face of tentinns were "peaceful.” A i lorida I -^culture a. several hundred LEESBURG ( l l ' l , Russian threat* to unset the fourWest Stand* Firm Committee of KW. Greater Tampa While * student at Srminide S layer l>ios In Chair chilled orange juice packer said farm* ur farmer*. When we do. we 1 wasn't guilty!*' OSSINING N V. ICPIi— Vir power occupation of Berlin, ssbl The situation was so serious mist perhap* the grrateat con­ Card's fate was announced to Chamber of Commerce. The San- R**h 4**Is.*.’!, hr >a- * ,-ember of today that Connect Irut nffirl i!t gil Rich i rd ton. 7ft n( Nr» York the Xmrriran 'mernmmi -vtll t’ at West German Forrlgn 'Mniswere "way off ba«e" when they tributing factor of agriculture to newsmen jammed in a hallway ford committee has been pattern­ Ihe I aim I lull. Itiwmailfs CV.’b, ilird Thursday night In the Mng persist in It* 1firm mirntp-n in ter Heninrtrh son Rrrntano wa* the economy of our rounty. Glee Club jr,J Jt :• e-« manager outside the courtroom, moment* rharged that wtnr of hit Juice "Nearly *00 farm* produce after the solemn fared Juror* tiled ed after that of Tampa, wtitrh lias of thr Senior cl*'* lie attended htng I’ rmtn eleclric chair for the •maintain the integrity of West flying here today from Bonn tn v i i heavily watered •MJ'j million worth of product*. hack into thr courtroom following proved to be Ihe most turresfiil the F'ittt 'teth d,-t Church here. murder of New York Patrolman Berlin." reassure West Berliner* that the .Na»h Legetlr. head o( the Several thousand people are em­ This new statement of delermili West wtll defy any Soviet attempt Remain* ""111 t< ent to Troy, Militant G l-ong who caught hint more than a day of deliberation in ihe state Through effort* of olden Gift Co. here, denied ployed tn some phase of processing stealing a ear in New York Sept alien for American force* to re i« oust the Cnited State*. Britain Card ipcclfiraliy was convicted the Tamp* group, more than 100 Ala., for ' urtal l-cvide hi* mothrr. 2. that water or sugar was addedthese agricultural endeavor*. In IfiM main on the scene in G*rmany and France from the city, after a memorial seivire thi* afof aiding and abetting mas* slay­ million dollars worth of Industrial lernoun at 4 in the XTtl h-u«e for to the Juice shipped under the addition, there are tho»e who work camp after I'reaident F.lsenhower, A spsike.man for Fresident Eler Charles Starkwesther—her red laliel "Imperial Florida Orange in frrtlliter plants, seed and feed .S y r i a M a rs Turk > hrre on a golfing holld**-. con- srnhower In Auguila. G a , taid haired hoy friend—in the murder building have been constructed alt three boya. Maj. Davit irft last Juice of Lakeland." stores, Insurance agencies, bank* night after ir,-elving worvl of the DAMAStTS, I tilled ,\rali lie ferred earl* todav hv telenhone tht* morning the American gov during the past three year*. "That crowd up there in Con­ and loan companies, garage* and of Robert Jcn*rn. 17. at Rennet, On the ugrovla is a irpoit from accident, hut *1i.l n-t arrive Imfoie public ltd ’ ll— The governor o f1with Washington official*s oi ihe rrnment will persist In ila "firm necticut la way off haie." »aid repair »hop» and the many other* Neb . Iasi Jan. 77 \teppn ha* instructed Svrlan *en*e Berlin situation Mention to maintain th. IntcgriIhe nominating rommllie. appoint­ hi* sen had pawed away. Jensen was one of to person* Leieltr. "We've gotten out of the who arc affected to tome degree "Tlie Fre*blent and our -pivcrn ty of Weal Berlin." liiards In ke«p Turkish border ed at the l»«t meet in e Thr report slain hy Starkweather during a atate. We can't operatr In Connec­ by what the farmer docs" habltani* out of Syrian border inert are keeping In rinse touch 1'1’ f correspoo'Irel Henry Shipami nominations (root the floor ticut and nobody cite can " Tucker told Civitan* that sU'.is- murderous rampage across Ne­ will be folluwrd by the election territory, ihe Middle Fart new* with the iBuatlon In Berlin, ami In* rrported from Moscow that braska and Into Wyoming Lcgrttr waa angry when he tic* .......... .... »how that each farm worker also, a* a government, keeping tlie Kremlin wa* evpected to an­ agency said today. of officer* ami committer memStarkweather was convicted of fram ed that the Conneetirul Food fVedt 20 other, and himself. Colt in rloae touch with thr govern- nounce its plana formally wiihjn tiership and Drug Commltsion had ordered ,Pqil,.nt|r> technology and farm ef- the Jen«en murder May 21 amt T o W ed ‘C om m on er’ mrnlt of the I’nited Kingdom ami t* hours, in note* to all nation* IrIf* Stark Cleveland Jr , temporary alt Imperial juice »eirrd and ban- (lfir,iCV havP enabled 2<» other .rnlrncct M death in tin chairman, ha* urged all oipnibcr* TOKYO (I't’ H— The engage­ Ihe Republic of France." 1’ rr*s who long lit Germany and Daly in ned future sale* of the juice. |(e„ piP „ „ ,nto c,thrr field, if chair Hr no-* I* awaiting an ap to attend Ihr meeting vslilih he ment of Crown I’ rtnre Akihito to Secretary Jamrt C Harertr said Ihe last world war. peal In the s'ehn.-ta Supreme Commbtioner Attlllu It Fraiii- pn(je»vnr, he added "THI* Is nol a untla'cral proh Horst Hlndermann, deputy chief Wlilir Let- Sicg was discharged the picity flour miller' daughter termed a* "scry important." Innelll »aid a chemical analyti* of j|P lilPH Io ,,ru\f that Court. Inn for us alone, hut a problem of Ihe Communist Party's propa­ from the Seminole Memorlsl Hos­ tcreslrd persons are Invited to be will lie announced on ThanksglyThe Jurors found Cant guilty on the Juice showed it to he badly ngiiculturr I* a "growing bu*ipital this morning, utter a nar­ Ing Day. it was made known to that concern* our two allies as ganda bureau, told an Fast Ber­ adulterated through the addition l|P>>" m the county, lie said more both founts of an information filed present, and sre reminded that row etrjiH- from death day The future empress of Japan well." he said "Speaking for the lin audience Thuifdav night K*«t of t* per cent water and »1kwU pun acre, had been added attain*! Ihe 9t * pound Lincoln ih* meeting- i* Pot closed The L>l.o Harney resident was „,|| Mtclilku Shod*. 71 year ohI I -rd Side* bov 11 mu-■ t, p itnt- German sobllrrs will take over Serving oil thr nmilitating cum*iv |w-r cent sugar. In addition, to the cltru. crop, another dairy schiMil girl They were that »hr ing out that thi* Is a situation Allied lifrllnrs from tsolatrd Ber­ he salt) the vitamin C was about anal 100.000 gallon, of milk tu the helped in tlte .laying of Jensen Inot tee are Georg* Touhy. Clifford overcome with to*ic paint fumr*; commoner, who will become the where our allies are being closely lin to the Writ *nd that only yesterday afirmoon while paint Rr.i nu|side the rank* of the no i MrKIhhin. Tom McDonald. Dr. D. and that she aided and ahelted 55 per cent of what it should lie. output in Seminole County In the, II. Mather*, Francta Roumlllat, Ing the Inside of a rirtrrn at j.lllty to share the threnr of Nip consulted, thi* is a situation svhere negotiation with the Red reilma in the robbery of Jensen . •There ia no way In the world pa»i year. our firm intrnltoni in West Berlin srnuld keep the lifeline! open. pop in J.dti year*. Gen J. C. Hutchison. Herman hi* home. Card's weeping could be heard Anybody can tell whclhec *iigar Hr desenbed the future of farm­ remain tmelunted " In a vagne threat he laid Soviet A neighbor called th*- sheriff * *■- Jaeo**-f«v. Merle Warner. F.art To !*•* been added to orange Juice. ing »• Vii.’ Jc.r d i'pits Iff* 'ea ibovc the ) \|r- se> e llagerty said he would not spell I’remler Nikita Khntshchee "ha* rev. John Krider and t ies eland otflre when Mrs Sle* discovered Le»ette snapped. "When sugar I* 1jn product!: i ansi markrtlt g cost*, thanked Ihe Mrs (or Its patient mil these "firm intentions" be­ •till another rani up hit sleeve." The meeting will he held at 7 M t er husband, iinronscioti* Tinadded it tmmedialelv b-e-vme« nf the ^ , u n gPr<, t.f Und in ihe amt thoughtful consideration of yond saying Ihey wrrp based on lie said the Failed State* would p tn in the Sanford Civic Center, Sanford Fire Department rushsd Ihe rase She managed to raise fruit sugar rounty, tSJ.HOS acres *r» in farm1. this goiernmeel's resolve In be powerles* against Russia In a to ihe srenr where firemen broke Referring t o cuarges ot tow phi* is ale,oil SP per cent, he said, hrr crimson fare to look in ap "maintain the Integrity of West war and would have to aurrender into the tide of the cistern and acid content, he said. They «an t Although th e third ,mallr*t parent reproarh at the Jury bn*, Berlin " "in about !*vt hours,” Rut he In­ applied owgen from their In delect it. It could tie * natural luuni} ,n Horlda. Seminal* out- Rut no Juror looked s’ tier sisted- ........... Khrushchev waa presenting Me regarded a* superfluous pin -------tiaUlor variation in Ihe fruit The trouble |ranks most c o u n t ie s in agricvil ■ -Jhr 1 n on 1hank'glvIng Scribe p-mi questions as to wltrlhrr till* no war threat, The tJI year old man very near­ Is Connecticut standard* are per- |Url| priHluction, Tucker -aid. ly *ureunit>ed. a. Cording to D< again will Its sponsored liv ihe mrant an Amertran determination feet—and not all Flnride orange* ___ . . . puts Sheriff Vrrn Rrewster lie Seminole t minty Mmistcrlal A« |0 stay In Berlin ^ r e iserfcrl.” wa* taken to the local hospital •neistion. ^ la-gette insisted the Juice ban­ The service wdl lie lirld lb.ink* 1 Frank Melanc Jr told more Ihy Cramkowr ambulance for rm- riving morning in the first Meth ned by Connecticut complies with than tun ntemiiers of the Mas fan ergency treatment. all Florida laws. He *aid Ihe •'■list t'huri h at 9 to —. , _ Counity Club la-l night Ihal th. Rrrw.ler credited the modern charge resulted from the normal Ghaplain William toiler of the b l a t C d I O m O IT O W minimum fn-d eharge proposed l< > equipment uses! by Ihe flic slepartTwentieth St. is M-C-iajing a tyn use of fresh orange Juice added a new plan to rail, due. would men' »Hb saving S i e g • life He ifiVe'"it ' Ti*' l '*! i ' " ,l ?i 1,11 kll l^wvlhs are set up and ready BIRMINGHAM Ma i l l ’ ll to concentrate In reduce Hi sweet onym for traffic accidents. «"»r* minute, and he entitled , ,1 i "1 -athauls l / 'v nK • * * '” ' for tomorrow'. ...th annual Win Memt-er* <>f the “ 20th and Mel- F.vangellit nilly Graham Thurs­ eliminated ness tn the process of miking 1 ^ to I,ml. Fume* from a defective relrl, * . •a *rr Fr*!lvi1 iii th* \ll Bfltili rath Members -f t«dh Women's a"d ■•ul.l have be-n dead. tonvltle” club were forced tn meet day night warned agiin*i disunite the reconstituted Juice. hrnlr* Hill l»* fftiwlurlul hy Ihf* ' r|jr f'hurrb grra'or motor caused the death M..... Golf As--elation, nllrn-l-i f’ ->" Drfinrll. Kd Itro.kiyn and ovrr the raelal issue and *»bl on a tifferent corner yesterday Lcgette added that hi* company Itri Turn irstern imlnr of Ihe r% # »i t , ■ it of diaries f’aspcv at * a. tit. lochemist. Dr. J It Redd was In afteiooon when an ar-'ident oeeut tonic people have made ' segre­ the meeting to protest the f. I Bill i-iIlK-rt of the Fire IVpgrl day when he reenterrd his home , hat go Mr bane tool thr responded to the rail Ms. ,r,,0,n < carpentry and up thIwdhe gation and Integra'ion iV-ir ;o* Hartford for thr hearing of Ihe red at 20th amt French Ave on diapman Ave. alter asking lent"siranng oi uvr man, , lft 1 1 1 '' ''Vs *n Tnnv Trains ami Rob Krrmer are Dial hP would dlscu.. the doe, dent... slraling one of the many Chester C. Strong of DeLard pel " juice Tuesday and was told that vays in which firemen aave lives •,r *ri% 11* ” 1,1 ’' 'he Be*\ PerfjrI||JP co-chairman for the carnival- a neighbor to call the fire depart­ "I pray to God that Southern with Horace Stonrham, president m * h e only criticism of the Juice was was arrested by Sanford pnlire of ra.es where fires are not In 1- h'one. the Rev D'.nrtd Grt'en- rhj|r||p ytorrUp t|rkp| phjllr. ment. of the San Francisco Giant*. fleers for running a red tight naptist* are not divided on the that R* content of fmit solid was , , "tier, thr Rev i.rnr.t Rollick Jr., q, Firemen arrived to find Caaper, >ne |-aC e issue." Graham told a ea The Giant, lea.cd the Courtliwhen hi* ear collided with below the state standard, lcgette th. lies David I'sriiefiv and Hie whose are was listed at a*, still in Italian spaghetti supper wdl Club from the City of Sanford f • > laid Ihe chemist had been assured driven hy Mr* Kva V Hunt. Mrs. parity crowd in Hm municipal Rev Mrldnn Parsons lie .rived from 5-S jv, m Pole hrrathlng on the floor of the that Connecticut would "soft Hunt was driving east on Jhth. auditorium. "May we -Im unll'-d IK* years, Thr iea*e, which - * Two anthem- will Is- sung by •lav*, eid.an bre.il *r-.| butter and south bedroom He was gtvea read at the meeting, state, that pedal” Ihe matter on that *c- Strong north or hrenrh Damage, at the rrot* " the enmhtnrd fhanrel and Senior eake wtll he Included In the menu emergency treatment with an Inwere estimated at b* the Hunt The evangelist addressed Ihr reasonable rites, comparable • •oijnt t hnirs of Ihe First Methodist Thr event v. til begin at I p. m liatatnr, Jvut died shortly after automobile and 1125 to the Strong rinsing session of Ihe Alshams rlubf within l radius of 60 mile* Church. The choir- aie under the and ronlinne until the iHtnthv aie reaching the Seminole Memorial must he kept fir residents of S»i rar. Baptist State Convention ranging j direction of llnycr Harris bale There wi” l*> a rake booth. Hospital And, as usual, there was a large from world affair* tn the erRIeal ford. | A Thanksgiving n'frring will la* fancy « -rk l«,oth. and doll bmuh, OffirtaD said Ibat Cas(ier lived crowd Mchanr avkrd that a Comroltle* I ........ . issue of rarial frirtinn . ... . ( received This i« the only financial among thr mane attr.s-tl.vn. »!""«' in Ibf house. Firemen quirkI’ L h S U -o L A . Ma. f i r m - Hre „ , t. „ nrr rPPPt, thr M|n| "Some people have made *eg rueel with him Monday to di*ru>* ^ .. eontrolled the fire; the deadly k, . nP|lt„ „ 1 th, 1(nt|rr and integration Ihelr gov Ihe duet t'omimtter members »r< roare-l Ihrmtgh two large mimi.l Chorus To Rehearse regalion fumes already had spread through­ • TAMPA f CPI i—The City Coun­ Dave Cunning John Ivey, Mar. , pal pier, here early today. r e iln g | „|llM nf prot„ Mf , om Drivers Aid Police . i . j i.i. I writing of it- progr The Sanford Male Chorus will pel. hut „ur gospel is thi». he out the room*. cil Thursday approved Christine Cleveland Jr,, Mr*. W. K. Mrllnh two large warehouse, loaded with munlM |prv)pp Thr „j|rrtnrv •aid. holding up a Rihte NEW HAVEN, Conn. - M T h The nrighlMir who exiled Hie fire brothers Cirrus’ plan to stage a meet for rehearsal Monday at cargo and causing damage r-sli prayri will Ih given hv the Rev Motorcycle patrolman Graham said Chrt*t!an« liave rrts an-l Mi<« F.llen llett*. Krlwawl S p m in Hip Civic Center The department told police that tho bullfight here Jan * mated at more than two million Bohert spear tiecome a diminishing minority Johnson ewltrhrd strategy to retired farmer had gone back In­ The fight probably will grt Ihe chorus Ir under the direction of herause "we are larking Wr have dollar* The Semlivcvle i ounty Ministerial stop a stolen ear th- offirer’s approval of Ihe hull loo The Oiarto Cassell Mr* Kalherine not her nine God into* le it rd " Firemen hampered hy a stiff Vtvoc-jailnn hav ivstinl a eordiat rtreo v»- doing sueh s g-o-t Job to thr house before site emtld get away from toe telephone. rlreu* had to promise he wouldn’t Sellar* is the aeromparlst norther si wind that fanned the On the other hand, the Commit invitation tn all tiersons In Sanford of elearing a path that the .-vrlprlt Funeral servlee* for Mr Ca»get hurt flame- slopped Ihe Mate before 11 and Seminole Cuuntv to attend was getting away So Johnson nuts have taken a few- "mission reached a warehouse loaded witli thi* annual Community Thank* 'hut ••if lh» sir-n The traffic ■ e will t ■ -Id at 4 p in. Sunday Haistcn Rites Held arte*” and accomplished In a i. .’. I ral T tr El* 7 Mrs. Joseph IV. Ciiuk. 52. p*»---t In -lily explosive filtrate, Funrral service* were held (n •hurt time what required yrais g'ving Service Iqulr' I- boxed In hi* ipiarrs*. A. t •i i- will afilcUto Bur­ away early Thursday morning " Reds Milking LIN tl 1 u i. m Ihe blare was still Falatka Iasi weekend for John for Christians to do ial wtll follow in Fvergreen Ceme­ going Out under control. Fire - TOKYO (CPU -fled Chin* lias llsirten Se.. a long time resident "The world ha* hernme avast Seminole Memorial Hospital ad' tery. Cav# George l-ee reported Mr. Haislen died harvest field but the harvest will a >fv*rt Illness ^vegun mas* producing its first of thlt city Survivor* include one daughUr, Mrs Coo* lived on the Countr> i lien were apparently no inlong playing phonograph records, Thursday after a long tlineis. Hesoon be over. What we do for Mrs EvelynC. Thompson, Or­ the New China new* agency said waa the father of John Haislen Jr. |Ghent, we mutt do now,” hr Club Road and attrnded the I re* Junes lando; two sons, Gres-r Casper, Methodist Church She wa* t-orn Several small fishing vessel* today of Sanford said. Pot Hand Ore.; William Caaper, |in Sanford near the pier burned and sank Cal two step daughters. Mr*. El­ Survivors include h*-r hu»b*<d and a -mail Irrighler, believed of sa 1 Webb.Miami; Mr* Louisa Joseoh W Cook, (wo rhildre " Vuvtrabsn registration suffrred .Lasher, i'ontan*. Cal; two *lepA Cook aid Mu* Martha < miner damage before pulling away Fuothalls have been knotsn to ISemlpoles—IhrFlorida State Crib gnus. Walter H Trapp, Enterher mother. Mrs. Dell* S. J a r . take a-llrcy bounee,therein- turn- veraily type visit the University price. Otto E. Trapp, Miami, and ion, Fort Lauderdale; one sist* i The air mrdal 1* one of ihe top understand any ot the gauge* ex possible Ins * of Rfr and properly Mr- F. C < am|ilictl, Jackson sit■ Ing certain victory Into defeat, or -if Florida earnpii* to r jg s war. grandchildren, ten awards a service man ran crpt that of the fuel tank of Ihr inhabitants in the arra di-aster |nt» glory. this game wtll climax right years , Funeral * rviees sslll he ImM a’ R eceive for meritorious achieveM’lth Ihr pilot still unconscious. ' His heron conduct throughout 2 p. m. Saturday at Hr «ur J 11 Follow in of ihr tug'km parade of efforts to stage a football game G e n e r a lly f a i r w it h little |riw Slone flrw Ihr plane at level (hienl. It* presentation is fre­ was In keeping with the highest neial llont*. The Rev. I. F II nd prrature i h a n g r t h r o u g h S a l u f get ilitry. ton, when their lavortte between the two schools, quent tn war, hut e*tremely rare flight for 15 minute* at low alll traditions of thr l nurd Stairs man wilt officiate. Burial st til I Air, yrs. Its .las H i m today 7 * In *7. l o * I n *aiTHir. a l e locked in battle cm . . a .busy . schedule for la peace. tudes. Lack of oxygen leaves any­ Naval Service." right V* la «1, North a n d n o r t h - i*,ir *ro»‘f” o The,e have b.-en spom fans. But, that t.n t all. In low m Fvergreen Cemetery. Thi* morning, Robert E. Slone, one mentally and physically im­ Tlie citation I* signed * for the •j - 1 «ln«4« #» In U milr* per four many "big*’ football weekend*, but liflrd**, the •easnti i* arriving, a young airman attached to Fat- paired for some time, hut the president. . . by Secretary of ihr this one tops Vm al) Thi* rould mean only that thr Harold C. Schuler. IM Planta­ ron 51 al the Sanford Navrd Air pilot wa* able lo recover enough Navy, Thomas S Gates." to Sanford. Ijiiy>'iKel sod Oviedn basketliall tram tl going tion Road, DcRary* died WedneaStation received the award. to radio ihr tower and ask for Stone is Ihe ion of Mr and Mr* (•aloes'ill*. solnl i* ninning into artion. da> afternoon m th* Veteran* On May 1 of Ihi* year Stone an interceptor plane Harold A. Stone, 231 Lawrenre Si , hijjh llrte, spirit had almost Ov ifdo doe*o i go in for football, Hosptlrl. I.ake City. Mr. Schuler NEW VOID tL’ Plf The took hit first flight in a Jet air­ The other craft wa* dispatrhed Columbia, Pa He entered Ihe Christmas aplrit hits th* nde-salka reached • fever pitch *• the S-m but Ihe sehool ar.d supporters are was horn Nov. IS, 1*M in Mount craft. as a passenger He had immediately and led the T V ! navy in 1954, and lias been *l* MIAMI 'L'Pli—A font pairol of Nea A"»k todlIhules prepared to take lo the turf era*y about the "round bsll.” It Verrron. N. A' H* came lo DeBary prcvtouily flown only a (ewr time*. hark to the field, where Ihr flier tlonrd in Sanford since May o( man hat the Jackpsot when lie Saida C «u*es will lake up their to .Municipal Stadium Al stake doesn’t lake too many unusual in 11*53 front Flushing. L. I., N. Ys & The TV-2 took off from the San- was able to make a -afe. though that year. Ill* duties at Fasron 31 cheeked a walkway between two Mr. Schuler was a retires! cashno -1-. wilh Ihs-ir tollection txita, t'uiighl )• at teasi a tie fur the |twiuncrs. Coach Paul 'likt«r'a Hord haar on a local flight. Al shaky landing lie waa still tuf are in the metalsmith shop rlnwntnwn budding* here Thurs lo start th* annual Christmaa ap Orange Belt Conference riown. rquad tonight ‘ naugurates its ier for th* Racing Association ot 75.000 feet the pilot lost ronicioua- faring as He left Ihe plane. There Toose who know him say that ■lav night Imng" nod cititen* arr cxpeiied hardwood ecevori with a trip to New A'or*. He is survived by big peal nf ihe Yolunteei • of America Beta due lo lack of oxygen, tho waa no damage to the aircraft. he is sery modest about the in­ Hr found Iwo drunk* and a wife. Airs. Maria -Schuler; ona lop* tes turn out in iccoid numbers to- Pierson aircraft entered a dive. Stone The matin.) describe* the In­ cident. The ritatinn from the rattlesnake „ . ... bight a* the Lyman Greyhound* Thi* will tw th, first of eight Arthur ftchuler, Milford, Conn.} became alarmed, noticed the cident. then rrad*; "ny hi* cour­ President would make any man Humane Society night rmiigsn ( HT IaX|M )rtS RlH C host Florida Military Aiedr-vy of pre Christmas games for Uvledo Ihrrr grandchildren] ona slstar, pilot * condition and grabbed the ageous decision to remain In the proud, but Robrti Stone ronsidcr ry tnin David dedal pirkrd up I/INDOV (UPI* — British ex- DrLand. If* hometomlng r.nd the High. When the Lion* start Mra. Bertha Rink, California, alick. The plane made a recov­ aircraft when he might have rd the action "in line of duty." Hie anakr ami laid it wa* too ports of automobiles in October final game of th« scaion for the roaring, many Oviedo fane ara e x -1 The Rev. A. G. Mclnnla will ery from Ihe dive at *00 feet. elected lo parachute, and by hia The air madat and citation were young to hurt any one. rote hy more than 1.000 over the Grayhounds. pe.-ted to ha among tha spectators.! ficiate at funeral itnrica* Sunday Speed of the Jet aircraft wa* ikHlfttl and timely aetloni there­ presented this morning during In­ Police laid the txro men »r- previous month while production Another attendance record 1* exIt's great In be a sports fan. |in Rrlcon Funeral Hema i t I % estimated at KO mite* an hour, al- after. Stone not only saved the spection hy Cdr. F. J Winler, rested vseren't In any ermditioa It fell hy mure than 3 .4 ^ the Roard peeled at Florida Field tomonow The question it; wbcta will one *0, Rurial will bo ia OtU«wa Mb' though 20-peer-old Stoot could not i Ufa of the pilot, but prevented Use commanding officer of Faaroo 11. harm Use ra tify k ir. eiUte^ 1mogul Park. of Trade rrported Thuradiy. ' tfitffspB wj4.n anoUigr, brand of go l k>. . ft ‘ Tampa Man Slated To Give Talk For Committee Of 100 Juice Packer Says JIValer Isn't Used; Hits His Accusers President Repeals 'Firm Intention' To Stay In Berlin % Lake Harney Man Saved By Firemen Union Service Set For Thanksgiving Mayfair Food Bill _Two Cars r Collide r .... Race Unity Asked On Dues Dropped On 20th St. Again By Billy Graham Winter Festival Motor Fumes Kill Aged Sanford Man Pensacola Is Hil By $2 Million Fire Won’t Shoot Bull, Bullfight Okayed Mrs. Joseph Cook Dies In Hospital Grid, Cage Games Face Sports Fans Heroic Action Brings M edal To Sailor Weather Harold C. Schuler Dies; Rites Sunday Two Drunks, Snokc Yu|e Spirit Hits Netted From Alley � 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, November 20, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 1958. 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